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U.S., Urging tji:! jY 11Ei - tç; __________________________________ '- ______________________ J - ic - .'1 •j. • - -- - _____ __ - __ W w - W ~ ___ - # urtil after the Israeli general lein arxi Ilk- future of Jerusa- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS dealing with Egypt and Jordan. Foreign governments, In- And the first thing to be nego- elections on Dec. 31. After the Israeli-Egyptian eluding the United States and fiated Is a disengagement of Is. the Soviet Union, are re po rted raeli and Egyptian forces along troop disengagement is nego- kin. DON'T BE CONFUSED I Ismel has not agreed yet to - . - ______ ____ - ______ _____ - Melvin P. Laird _________ Car Bomb Injures 34 In London SOUTHERN AIR I K1J%','AIT (AP) — Kuwait oflicials gave no indication today what they would do with five Palestinian terrorists who killed 32 persons in a two-day spree at airports in Rome and Athens. The five guerrillas flashed V. for-victory signs and said they were proud of what they had (tone as they were taken in handcuffs Tuesday night to a military air base (Cr questionmug. They had freed 12 hostages unharnied arid then surrcn• dered after flying here in a hi. jacked West German jet Officials of Lufthansa, the West German airline, said the IL ' anfnrb George Stuart's Price .-es. rrcll - 4495 Wednesday, December 19, 1 9 / 3 -Sanford, Florida 32711 66th Year, No. 103 Price 10 Cerit Save - ote I'l Slaying 32 Persons REMINGTON RAND - V Terrorists Flaunt I - U. N. To Recess, Peace Talks Due each Im p WASHINGTON (AP) — Mel. Ides and said It is time for counselor, the break and I do not believe yin It. talrd.reslgned today as House members to "accept "1 don't have di this should be Interpreted in PresIdent Nixon's chief domes. their constitutional respondappointments" In departing to any way that I am a quitter," tic counselor and called upon bullies" and vote on wtether become senior counselor for na- said Laird, who served as see. his former colleagues In the Nixon should be impeached. tional and international affairs rotary of defense during Nix[louse of Representatives to Laird predicted the impeach. of the Reader's Digest Associ. on's first term. vote by March 15 on .in im. mini resolution would fail. atlon. Laird said In rejecting. peachment resolution. Laird told a White House reports he was un ha ppy be, Laird said he had not cxLaird said tie coritnuing news briefing of his decision to cause Nixon had failed to heed pressed to Nixon his view that troversy over Watergate and leave Nixon's staff effective his political advice, the House should set a deadline other Issues was hurling Amer. Feb. 1 after seven months as for voting on an impeachment ica'i foreign and domestic pol- the President's chief domestic "This Is the time I can make resolution. - bargain over Jerusalem but has .i 17 uI tinted, the conference will take not ruled out abstract dis_____ to be urging Syria to give Israel the Suez Canal, r .4 matter in a l Israel's future frontiers. Th U t of the prisoners it capwhich is Syria Is not concerned, e cusslon, the official said. ••__ • - tured in the October war before Install a famous quality The senior official with Kis- American source said the Sefirst bs erved that the He o central heat & air conaMlddleEnstpeaceconference singer said the conference qucnce of negotiations Is then the ditioning system for year begins Friday. would be confined to cererno- expected to be Israel's security, point to be negotiated 'round comfort The Syrians are showing no mal and procedural matters for csarantees to maintain peace, troop withdrawals on the Suez incli na tion to turn over the list, two or three days. then adjourn the Palestinian refugee prob. front nuiy be settled quickly, but this is not expected to dela y the opening of the AraIsraeli peace conference in Geneva or to have any effect on its early stages. LONDON (AP)-A car bomb of government workers were British army claimed its Israeli Foreign Minister exploded ou tside a government getting to their desks, soldiers hit two IRA gunmen in SWEEPING CHANGES IN TODAY'S CHINA The blast reduced the car to a shootout in Nor th Be lfast and Abba Eban reiterated to office building In central . Includes near-fanatic attention to public neatness . Small power Secreta ry of Sta te Henry A. London toda y, and po li ce said rubble, damaged nearby ye- said a th ird man was wounded , of Sanford Inc. hicles and blew out windows In apparently by stray bullets, in Kissinger in Tel Aviv on 34 persons were injured. carts keep the street% of Shanghai and other large cities clean N. Maple Ave. 100 Monday adjacent buildings, th at will was anot cen. Israel It he r shooting near the not the firs' car bomb t. --I---.--------------------------- - -- - I 11a Home Office ' Fcspun- kr of the city. ntotiitt t h the Syri.ms tack in the Brmu.sli capital since unless the list Is handed over, last March. Seven mem bers of sible for the police and pr isons A senior official In Kissin. the Irish Republican Army In Britain znd Northern Ireger's party sa id the United were sentenced to life Un. land. It tins been expecting a States and other countries are prisonment a month ago for ne w wave of Irish terror ism in trying to persuade Syria to pro- th e attacks, in which one rii Brita in since the conviction of ELECTRONIC vide the list, and the Soviet Un- was ki lled and nearly 200 In- the March hmbers and reports Ion was understood to be joining Jured. Two of those Imprisoned, from Inteliligence sources in CALCULATOR in the effort, sisters Dolours and Marian Belfast that suspected terrorBut Syrian President llalez Price, are on a h un ger strike Lsts had been going from NorthNitioniti A&arlfled Assad reportedly told a visiting and are being force fed in em liebind to London. The assembly did, however, delegation of Japanese Social- Brixton Prison, UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. supporters are 171 the majority It'19" Two letter bombs were rein the 135-member assembly, approve a complicated Cost- IsIs that he attaches no Impor(AP) The United Nations Most of the casualties today ported in London Monday, and General Assembly has agreed The Arab-Israeli peace con- sharing formula and appro- lance to the Ge neva conference were cut by flying glass or were one of them blew off the right nrjati'd till million to y !v.ir ard *;-.. to recess instead nf nd€WVVI !'s ference begins Friday thumb of an aide to Queen t.UUS "MI "fngi' .wavti.g vere sho During its three-month ses 23thsessior tnd:,, leaving open the first st months of the Saturday — n vhich the Amer. But two of them were taken Elizabeth If, &I-year-old Brig. I a pc5s.lble Middle East debate it sion, the assembly did not de- peacekeeping force's operation, ican urged him to deliver the immediately to operating Michael O'Cock. The bomb was bate the Middle East question. Unlike previous peacekeeping things don't go well f or ow list was "a waste of rooms. In a hollowed-out paperback Arabs at the Geneva peace con. It yielded much of the spotli ght ventures in the Middle East and tine." The bomb went off outside a book that was delivered to his $35.00 11ge to the Securi ty Council, which the Congo, the So viet Union and Israel already has said that Home Office building several home in the Chelsea dis trict. 11111 Diplomatic sources say called for an Arab-Israeli its allies agreed to pay a share, Its refusal to negotiate wi th hundr ed yards from In Northern Ireland today, the __________________ the Houses c:c-fire and sent a peaceAmbossador W. Tapley lion. RVrIri u.n,,hi iJ i'. Etyut and Svri :vicd jj of aauia turni t,i m,l ,. e...,.._1.. l.a- - .at % U3WIU5 procedure because Arab keeping force to the Suez front. ne tt Jr., the United States' act— ing chief delegate, said Mcnda _____ thissesslonhas"mcreasedgen. GIVE eralconfldenceintheefftj i'_-. __...4_—_-_ THE nessofthetjnjtedNaftons"Ije f 1 — _' __ Re signs Po st; 4k. 441V V It. i-. .in~.~:-~.- 4 •AAA III LJI Y K: • ' W _,J I-, J_ L "- - 4j 0 ., Laird i -. .1 ,.1 I ._ vI. I 7 _- ~., I ~ I—l~ h. Asks I I~W' . ,111I~. -_ ' _____________________________________ r _____ —vt - _.~ . _._,J:_~.. , ;_ mm~ I _ - = i Tuesday, Dec. 18, 1973 ~- __ -- --- - Kuwaitis promised the terrorists sale passage to an undisclosed destination, but Kuwaiti officials said the surrender was unconditional. The German pilot of the hi. Jacked plane went to a hotel room and told the switchboard not to put any calls through to turn. Five Italian policemen who were among the hostages went to the night club at the Kuwait Hilton The guerrillas killed 30 per. sons by firebombing a Pan American Jet Monday at Rome's Fiumicino airport and shot an Italian policeman to death. I t- LIGHTING OFHANUKKAH CANDLE Observed by Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Goodman, Deltona (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) ' Festival Of Lights ' 6 ___ World News i By FANNETIE EDWARDS Herald Correspondent DIE. :TO';I-:LIIIÜkkah, the trdditonat Festival of Lights," is celebrated by the Jewish people all over the world to cornmemoratc man's first great victory in the Little for religious freedom. Serving as an inspiration to all rn.ankind, especially to Jews of today, in their struggle for survival of their State of Israel, the observance begins today. possibleand, inmost instances, s " .1 1 LO avoid iflhltiOSS confrontation college and told them Thailand's future is In their hands. The electors, all chosen by the king's political advisers, will vote Wednesday to elect a 294-member National Assembly, replacing the one appointed in 1971 by ousted Premier Thanom Kstttkachcrn It will pass on a new consti tution, Thailand's 10th In 41 years, which Is pected to be ready for consideration by the end of _____ .. ' ' assembly decisions to rwt off action in Asian disputes where there was a confrontation with mainland China. One of these involved Korea The Assembly urged Nor th and South Korea to resume their unifica tion talks and shelved the Chinese and North Korean *' % ,,,, - .. ... , ,. ' • terrorists threw a grenade at Thappana Ngin, the a5sistant defense minister, as he was leaving for his of- not hurt and reported one of the terrorists was captured. 401!aaLl tc si.. In South Vietnam, the, UnitedE4_ joint military team walked out of a plenary session today in protest against the killing last Saturday 01Wi tui&niied U.S. officer in a Viet Cong ambush. I ciri. a Ivcir aRaicncciri TURIN, Italy (AP) — Leftwing extremists today rdeasd the peron:cl director cf Fiat, the huge auto manufacturer, and police said he was not hurt. His family said It paid no ransom. The kidnapers [reed Ettore Ameno, 58, on a deserted Turin street before dawn and he took a cab home, police said. "I'm fi'g well, wonderfully well," he told newsmen, but he refused to give details of his aL4uctlon. ArnerIo, who was kidnaped a week ago as he was leaving 14s home fcr work, told authorities his kidnapers treated bUn well. USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES a ~ EACH - IDEAL LI N ING MATERIAL (They Just Fit 8tween Studdlnos and Rafters) NON - RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH 5TPLiN d -. .... — -- ...,.,,.x ',du CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING ~__ (br 'aufnrb ~ irrath L1 - - %W -, HRHCTGU lOS '"'ACO0tSSIU* I CHAMPAGNE GLASSES - MOVING CAN ___ UI HEADACHE! .' , 1.49 86" L " , HEAVEN HliIL at Iiis's us'.'.'. 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And that isn't his first venturt, , into higher education When he -vas only 8 years old, he took it C. -i 'ourseinneuroanatoms of(ertd -- 1i UI ABC 8 YR 'CANADIAN V 1' 95 5.99-69' i w -F,# t ,1 4 i i J~ ir,I N 01 STANLEY U Gill I J~ 3 4; , 36..10 01 JACOUN RtF'IO '' 01 4 YR COADW4 FAIIS 1SYR0tfln$fR ABC VODkA Gill PII 439 .t 5Q95 j 29. 6195 S99, calculus class at SSU to 'get him Into a class that offers a _- .-. J6121" STANEEYIMP CANADIAN school. His mother, a former 1 119 I- 22-95 - I ." Ambulance Pact ____ I 0.1 --,. 1 ••. 8Y cnIlS NFl SON I - - - - - I ..,,,_/ . , R a= Wk " a I --.' t 'I t --: ' --: T - - - _ ----- BABES IN TO YLAND Blankensh ip, so OUAAI JAEGUNS --. ¶'ANIEY VODKA 3 i'o 4I8 3. 14 51 rf~ Z acco -- - - - -- --- - f 5cc, )nd-year stude.lits u fly IX)NNA EES Mrs. Slargie Hess Tuesda 0 - I 29-13 tallies. In Lake Mary 513 voters went tl IN . ttit Dec.4 city election. Orlando Fire Claims Mother, rive Chouren am 9 ()RL,t\Do, H4 tAI' A ager wtrt kill ed in the blaze .L -- =_ I mother and her Ilve children and that the mother vias IdenilIll try to do a gtx1 job \trs died tarh today whtn a blaze lying the bodies. - ~_ -j Hess said, with Blankenship destroyeii the second floor of a -_Jf% "There was a lot of confusion adding, "I said the issues had wooden two-family dwelling, as to who was and who wasn't I~ I not been decided in this race." fire officials said. killed," King said. "At first. vir it LaccoofC.isselber'y took 572 At.thoritles identified the ic thought the mother was a 16' % in lite Casselberry tims as ElItaix-th Forest, 23. A 111.year-old sister of The dead chil. tktion winning b almost 21 and h r rfl$ldrin — iscat , ciren ___ I, over his challenger John Cathy,!; LlIlle Mae, 6; 1,orine. ~__ - 111 ... ~.__~__ --:-ise gatorssn the reap \aiiinitz 572- 296. With 810 4, and Michael, 3 Casselberry voters going to the parently was started by a poll', Zacco received six - less fomdpiltdnndcra bed on the - - ' z~ votes than in the Dec. 4 election. second floor ill thr 1,Ao-story vote nude known their wisP to spokesman for the Orange keep Casselberry a peaceful County Sheriff's office. and I can't even pronounce it!) MAINNE HESS Lake Mary may or elect studies election returni The manslaughter trial of dications of ill feeling between Seminole County David Lee Griffin, accused in mised the death of former Casselberry shot even though Wirz twice Chairman Si VthIe Jr, alter councilman Richard Wirz, doused Griffin with glasses of tile contract was worked out. began today at Sanford with the water as Griffin sat in a Earlier. the board was told that state's star witness saying he reclining chair in Griffin's only one ambulance, 11cmsaw Griffin pull a pistol from Casselberi-y home. dons, was available at that his left pocket take careful moment for the entire county, aim and shoot Win Oct. 16. since P&S was in Miami on Wirz died 10 days later in private business. Rainier said both Griffin and Win had been drinking beer . but he insisted that Griffin Florida Hospital, Orlando, after appeared "normal," and his 1) said one and quiet von'm'mmty with high Medical &-mice Council report calling for an exclusive, sub. sided ambdance service for no harsh words or any in- Cas-,wlberry Mayor Bill Grier. Anthony 0 Weather Yesterday's high 0 low this Bridge 311 ,. Classified ads Calendar 6-7B Extended outlook Friday 2R peratures. Generally fair and & cold Saturday and Sunday with 1~ditnrial comment &% the lows on Saturday dropping to the l , and S to 10 Entertaimmient ---------311 110 Ilospltalnotes 3\ Snow and fast sinking ttzn 8B cause the eketrielty was shut Society 111 peratures brought out parka is, all Tu"day," King said. "A neighbor told us one candle was State Offfrlals originally reported %ItIIIig on a plastic cover on the density development limited. that IIvr children nnd one teen. (Irr%%cr." _ r feared he would die L_ '. k, ,-', ,:; . -- . I shovels and snowplows In the - 1/, -~~ -7A 3A T%1 mule Ua Friday followed colder tern Crwordpt1e ,-Ir A bbv 1),, Fir Crane ., . emergency surgery n Wa,z, told the jury wirz u I lighs in the lower 7ai today and mid Thursday . Low tonight cciog when In the mid to upper 50s. I`ublic n0ces .. .. '*Thry , Acre using candles bv- ' . "It was an accident, it was an warmer through Thursda y.accident ." INDEX - a Uk gassed the darn coursc i. _==MMFN ~ _ ~ ~ riff in Trial Begins InWirzDeath Case ,,, lie said the people by their building, said Rkhard king, grade of 89.9, , - rejectioo of an $18 000 annual by suusmuy ultimatum Physicians and Surgeons AlilbUktflCe Co, "There will be ambulance .-swe ce I n tol , opteff to Mrs. Ursula West in her first dip into the poli tical arena by - f Coat intied on P9.9A Col 5) ii or office ambula nce is "ready undergoing abdominal surgery, speech was not slurred annex a large tract of land Griffin had been in a "Dretty Striton Properti es petitioned people. Final adoption of a to go, and that no immediate due to complications from .25 ta caliber bullet wound in the right heavy' sleep," prior to the water where a $176 million planned annexation (if ke a large tract planned unit development Pullout of service would unit development will be built, south 01 the City of Oviedo for incidents and the ",Rainier place, despite the conunission's side a ordinance is planned after a A rthu r Rai nier, told the said refusal to agree to a subsidy for Mr.s. Hess becomes Seminole planned unit development was public hearing Jan. 7. , circuit court (ounty S only woman mayor. approved by voters by 169.65. he. Wirz and Rainier testified that, prior to jury It is anticipated it will Lake a Janua ry. P&S also ope rates in Griffmnhadbeenpreparingfor a the shooting he had picked Louis Illankenship, mn in Oviedo's charter only allows iiionth to adopt the annexation icount). Colorado h un ting trip when the Win up at Win's Casseiberrv Spector In the county building annexation by a %ote of the ordinance __________ (if department took the council home where he saw the cou' ea,rher prediction on b incident occurred -will in (Ile run-off. lie defeated lWituer said that there were cilman drinking beer with February on an Emergene'y University of North l)akut' M ! f 4at 01C lIIcrald Photo b3 Elda Nichols) Hess Wi insMa or Race Iferald Staff Writur negotiated Tuesday by Com-nissioner John Kiinbrough in --:;=7 = - - - - - a . J.-i::- ' Seminole County contract was . --- - I 'r i ' r 'r thin rer ComrnlssionLr5 ti t tt pri ittly iii subsidized iside $50 000 in federal revenue ser lie uuii cost at Ii' ict sha ring funds for ambulance $150,000 annually. A $5,000 three-mon th ex tension" of Herndon service. According to state Ambulance Company's expired experts, a county-owned and , . the county. IltraldStalfl%rittr ' . - of le to uiroll at County Exten ds -----------_ I ________ - e.trld Victor White, Is or R ___ ____ ____ Ca ____ . - . - I .. ' 0~ _, ~ }yLi Ctjj'U VA GENllfMAS 4 . • _____-- fE __ -1 -*Il tS4 )IUf1r7 - . I ABC town — - •• -...-. :: rate,the UnitedStates will need defeated acting mayor Donald 18,000 additional optometrists Jackson by 303 to 209 votes in by 1980 If proper eye care is to the Lake Mary run-oft election be afforded to evervone." Councilman John Zacco i t, Casselberry was re-elected by fl9 "5388 159 logs '..-... MIRASSOU GAMAY BIAWtAIS 2 9111- 29 N - ~0:--- -----YA1 011Uxi CR(AM - ... ...".. . I8 01 PAPCiII f1'1l 71 [AR i-t A • liw-Fi~ . --- - -•'. L._ schoob of optometry In the United Sta tes will graduate 1,000 new doctors. Yet at this i 53 ., 42 95 7295 IMP FAINCH COLD DUCK G910 SEAL CAIAWBA So '"' ' ' At 436 •-. - California College of Optometry snullerton,Calif,, Dr. Richard L Hopping, "This year the 12 •' I'Ski i;.4 , N.N --~ft. GP.,%MO YIN. RED ROSE WHITEI 99 0NlAlES BYASS Tit - _____ - ' ' - - the president of the Southern , NO G 199 JS ROYAl CHERRY IMP CENMANK 229 M0NOtI5f siq OPEN SUNDAY Fern Park If your offspring is undecided on a college career, you might want to direct them into the V wo FESTIVE HOLIDAY WINE BUYS -' " - ..- They III the Menorab. chanted their prayer of thankfuIns to God for their deliverance and expected the light to diminish the next night, but a miracle occurred and they were able to light from it for eight days. Thus it is that the Jews now Light candles for eight days. one at a time until all eight candles of the Menorah are [it. The candle at the top of the Menorah Is called "The Shirmnas." It is lit first and then each candle is lit with this candle. Irst night only one candle Is lit by the shammas, the second night, two candles and so on until all eight are aglow. ndles be fit at sundown Fri3y evening, they are Lit Just before the Sabbath candles and on Saturday after sundown so as not to break the Sabbath. Hanukkah will be celebrated by Temple Shalom of Lltnna on Friday at 8 p.m. during the regula night services, in the United Church or Deltona, 1649 W. - Providence Blvd. Cantor Michael Goodman will officiate. -._-j -- Vt t tW4e295T.47! 0 thu toll '.' - -— - . m GIFT ROX rHAMPAGNE L1 Ltd iv W nI.noy I I •YL - ' — . Element ar School are, from left, Michelle Lee CPI'.'I rt iicso J , ' _'-' - - ,:-. _______ tSIUfDfMp,jl,L 1, I $%CA1O 14 GALLON - - ford wIh a "patriotic flavor" in their grubby little paws. According to I' rank Holmes the Sanford Elks have lost four flags in the last year...stolen ! !' M~_, i S!a It Ii.a$C ' _---_ area. Some right here in San- to" _50 ; _2 1ff 1.' .,., - W ST.LEGER % --' 10" WALKER DELUXE r'14 GIFT DECANTEF', "t"1'c"s''eSe '%' "', I 31.11 2" GIFT DECANTER O5I* 3.9 9 ' _____ .-;;-. I ' • 'avooa's',,.Jv we am - _ - _______________________ —'---._ - All of the crooks I I I '* SILHOYYR a ?"*(a Ot ago Jr. SAM CLAY 12 YR. 3 14 .L All 61011, BROW 1101"ILED IN CALIf 14 Whipy .1'.. - - When the struggle was over, and it was found that the Syrians had defiled the Temple, the Maccabees (the Hebrew Tribe was called by this name) could find only crn' cruse of oil with the seal of the high priest, sufficient for only one day's lighting of the Menorah. —rLJ! ______________________ ___ I — . = ''' II lf - ABC 004 GUASTI _______ r I)idJa hear about the Roman Catholic Church in lluflaIu. • W c 4 as st.a ac cepting credit cards in lieu of tash at Sunday services? -.- s . flEA HU(HES 34 9212 Sinfod family -owned and operated Starting back in 1876 "e t"i'l 0 — I ""111 .. 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Assciably also postponed T ALUMINUM SHEETS -4" * BEAUTIFUL WINE GIFT BASKETS * Cambodian War Raging PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) A government task force attempuig to en thgl'way 4 to the seaport of Kompeng Sum killed 60 Khmer Rouge insurgents and advanced another mile along the highway, the Cambodian mili tary command said todaY, The force Is trying to clear the Khmer Rouge In an area about 38 miles west Phnom Perth. But taxi drivers reported that the insurgents have cut the road neaj'flui.I Totung, 21 miles from the capital In P?inczn Perth two passersby were killed when • ,____ wi thdrawn from Sou th Korea Januar 1111L •- _27 t - said the assemb'&Y "those to BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - King Bhurnibol ~ ."i- -'- __ Thai King Gives Talk -4 il~ '1- - - -_ where it was not" fice. Ngin was :;-.. - Here For Members Of iewry " ou - lit continued its cleanup after an r icy storm knocked out .ower to SHOPPING DAYS �II 2A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Dec. 19, 1973 For World News Hom es Work On Briefs U.S. intelligence analysts say Communist strategy for 1974 calls for gradually widening control In border regions of South Vietnam. The analysts say the strategy also calls for staging sharp guerrillastyle attacks inside government-held areas. The analysts say this strategy was outlined by Communist leaders in re'ent meetings with key officers. Hospital Notes Peace Talks Friday R GENEVA (AP) The way is now clear for the ArabIsraeli peace conference to open in Geneva Friday. The Egyptian government announced that despite Syria's decision to boycott the parley, it would attend. A member of the Israeli cabinet, Transport Minister Shlmon Peres. said Syria's absence would not prevent Israel from reaching "positive decisions and settlements with Egypt and Jordan." Jordan Is also a definite participant. The United Nations announced that the United States and the Soviet Union would be joint chairmen of the conference and thit U.N Secrctarv-General Kurt Wildhtini would jj~ csIde t Uic (1uis1Ht. Thai Delegates Vote BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — Nearly 2,300 delegates voted today to elect 299 of themselves to a new National Assembly. I: appeared likely that they would give farmets, students and village officials more weight In national politics. Heads of villages and rural subdist.rlcts accounted for about 20 per cent of the electors, and random interviews Indicated many of the delegates were determined to make a dent in Bangkok's traditional domination of the national political structure. . I ., . . .. I 4. .. . •. - . .... Nixon himself referred Dec. 810 the federal spending in an e report on his Cbs e To Pres Idefl ' . Power _____ I)ECEMHEIt 17, 1973 ADMISSIONS David Ilorridge, I)eliary Dominic Iteale, Casselberry Betty M. Prescott, Casselberry Alice Clements, like Mary Dorothy II. Riddle, Orange City Dorothy F. Cochran, Oveido Michael Aguirar, Longwood Esperanza E. Ituiz, Longwood Edith S1. Ishmael, Osteen Sara E. Feldman, Baltimore, d. Lansing Curren, Dellary - .. - - 'ieut t WASIIING10N (All) — An veto power over other actions ing late Tuesday, congressional as ,grossly Inaccurate" hat i termed the widespread' emergency energy bill giving he might take is emerging from ,conferees said they hope to lid "that the government Im. President Nixon sole power to a Senate-House conference complete drafting work today , , , nrovemern. th e homes ) order gasoline rationing mmmc- c'ommm ttee on the sweeping energy bill (' '• ' 1 " have vastly enriched me per(li aiei) a m',mg ngre.ss After an all-day session endPresident Nixon, meanwhile, 50nauY , arranged a mid-afternoon •. He contended that only 10,huddle today his San Ck . , i menr 0 °°° It self rrei for the adminIstrat )fl's . on the suiruuidin' grounds. decis- on on gasoline rat ~.. , I-;..4P Simon has said he expects such The GAO report, while not SOME BACKYARD SWING a decision to come this week. breaking down figures In that WASHINGTON (AP) — The last week and her sworn statefashion, did come up with a %'jj() NEEDS old tires for a swing when you Senate Watergate committee Is ment will be read to the grand A presidential press aide spending total closely coincidhave a hand' e l eph an t in the area? It's possible using a bill President Nixon jury, said a spokesman for Ja- would not predict whether the ing with that reported several c i• n OOUuI Afr i ca . It also hel ps, Miranda reluctantly allowed to become vorskj, meeting, which will precede the months ago by the General law to subpoena scores of White nO IS a circus Berman admits, having father ,r'Also, said the spokesman, regular weekly gathering of the Services Administration, House tapes and documents. Mrs. Beard has promised to administration's Energy owner. The new subpoenas were ex- turn over to the grand jury Emergency Action Group, • pected to be delivered to the documents and materials that would produce a rationing White House today. were sought under the initial announcement. In another development. spe- subpoena in return for not hay. ill dIIUUJI ciai atergate prosecutor Leon ing to appear. si*nt,U1,0C ANNAk'ULIS. Md. tAi, — ciauon had recommended di,panel, aid a rf!fl!PTeamilptis mid they wrAild Jaworski has aLandnned effnrtq Mrss. Beard n%.-cally -4-rotc a re' Futnitif Vice F'kre5ldeal Spifo T. bannent anti he said that pen- tLition %kouhl t,-- madca:; quickto subpoena former IT!' lobby- memo linking promises of I'r open contract negotiations with Agnew has asked the Maryland ally was justified by Agnew's ly as possible to the Maryland 1st Dita Beard to appear before financial aid for the 1972 Re. the trucking Industry to make judiciary to only suspend him Court of Appeals, which will deplea. the Watergate grand jury. putlican National Convention sure that energy crisis actions from practicing law. Judge Shirley B. Jones of eWe what disciplinary action to Instead, Mrs. Beard was in. to a favorable settlement of an do not cut into their members Agnew, who faces possible Baltimore, head of the threetake against Agnew. paychecks. terviewed by Jaworskis staff I?! antitrust case. disbarment by the State of --Maryland appealed to a panel of thm circuit court judges Tuesday, asking them not to r agree Jeff I disbarment from the Maryland .' .tj But' Association. . ' - After Sanford: Josephine on Herbulis llummiie J . RiChdr C Willie Stringer Jimmie Lee Daniels Ilichard t1. Coleman Leah I.. Jones I.iilian Geller, DeBary Mrs. Jerry Avirett, and boy, ' Deltona Lloyd Young, Deltona Michael K Aguiar, Longwood Henry It. (lasull Orange City Mary C. Mattair, Osteen Jacob . . xon Info ' . , Agnew Asks Suspens e 40 kg '% JJ 4j t VVV 11114ei'm iJti I r A Place To Study . — • SAN ANTONIO, Tex. 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' Eamon i'aPo',. ,l1p*L r ROBERT B. AXT i Cr ff 341210 in Church, and a citrus grower. Survivors Include his wife, Ihert Ii, xt, 4. of 4i7 V1 .Mrs. Kitty Axt, of Sanford; son, Incr as &sutine si'riaii 7— - ,s Cru.IiII Dr., L2UllUIu, .1 1415.11 ,1i,l nfl I n iWI15 ,It', VI ouijwn, the delays hamper the delivery N.J ; Tuesday at Seminole Memorial three brothers, Philip L and of mail and the distrbution of food and other h useh neces- Hospital. Born in BlooznfIekl. Kenneth of Bloomfield; N.J., he lived in Sanford for the Richard of Charlestoji, S.C.; .aities past 43 year& fie was a sister, Mrs. Betty Huff, 1'~xothy 11per. who lhvs in ber of First Presbyterian Clearwater; thret grand. thv Kent village of Leigh, fwM children. het only local eneraI store out Funeral Not ces Briw.n Funeral Ikmu' in r'ftmkt paper. She drove seven clia r ge. to ira. nearest town and Axi ROBERT wtvcC-% f or iiot.rt B. Art, 64 , of .t4_l had to search 30 ininutes for gasoline station able and will—_ Tuesday of Stminole ing to refuel her ftr the return Memori.t, wiU be held at 10 I Tfli'SOãy t 8ron tr ip, _i I Him *th Re v,tj -. It w.isn I my local tillinC, 8Iyhrit Dffciatng in i station and they said at first nowrfs make corilributons 'Cflurth Do the) couldn' t sent. me, she i ,n Evergre& art Fijfld cxnldined But I siid r ' (tmcter-j 8'tion in 61 1UC , FatA,Ln -- Area C 4PI$, ,, Xte it 1fltI5 a -- 1 ?.i , - D,s*Po..q '-:: , fairemioughtimmie, said a porter at the Leicester Hotel 'mey gel together for dinner and then pop out to the pub for a drink or two" In the suburbs, life s grim- w. is. I)'. 3, I)'. 31$ 31', p , CPWVIW LONDON (All) — tritain's wouldn't budge until they did. Londoners scrambling to housewives arc having a rough That shook them." complete Christmas shopping ride to Christmas, faced with Mrs. Piper blamed empty find their favorite shops closed trains that don't run, shops that shelves in the shops on slow in compliance with a govern. don't open and, sometimes, distribution and hoarding imient order limiting the use of husbands who don't come housewives. "It wouldn't be electricity to a total of five days home. funny to run out of toilet paper until Jan, 1. With train schedules thrown at Christmas, when many Some shops work on gaslight into chaos by a locomotive en- stores are shut for days on end. or candlelight. gmeers' slowdown. British rail officials report jammed switchas worried housewives ks It,., ('heck U on tardy spouses. VICTORIA, B.C. — A Liber- was reported to have sunk at ")'.*Jijn asking. 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Men's Shaver ') SDvryR 235 is'. oe.nQ As Energy Crisis Mounts . 5$ )7$ . I I'll As Y ou Report HI L. Last ke" Pap S. s Cs' L'n IS'. IS. 1$'. . • -----. Skillet sto' ,, , SANFORD PLAZA conuiiittee AIt0V'I Beth a — m Stock 13 Or, 9 Football Games See All The S.- - NEW YORK (AP) Stock atlPi. Copeland Corp. fell 1,, to market prices were higher in 114 and Gulf Oil added in to early trading following Tues 20'-. da ccharn gains OnTuesda).a mid-afternoon The Dow Jones industrial a- rally sent the Dow up 18.371 erage was up about a point near points to close at 82949 and cpening and advancing issues advances outnumbered led declining issues by more declines about 2 to I in active than 210 1 on the New York trading on the Big Hard StockEachange. Brokers said they saw no Volume leader on the Big reason for thø., sudden advance Board In earl) trading was in the news Blue chips' and Sperry Rand, up P. to 44, fol- glrnrswereamang the biggest lowed by Fairchild Camera, gainers in the rally with IBM ahead Pito4l and Saul Real adding more than 9 points and Estate Irivestnmt-nt Trust, off 14 Xerox up over 7 points. Noon * Oz. LIAfl! VA VS ONL See Action 7 Days A Week. / I NOT GOOD AFTER DEC. 2I 1971Presentatflme of Purchase l,jmit 2 Bars I - —' — CHE He said both the grievance and the txarml of ,as governorsOI s e .. MATADOR GUEGOIUO 'El , WASflINGTON (APi — Former United Mine Workers Presicent W. A. "Tony" Boyle today was given a reduced prison sentence for misusing union funds and appeared tided fur ti quick arraignment '_j rnurdtr t:h;-.rgP5. US. District Judge Charles Hichey citel tlo;Ie s poor health in reducing his original five-year ntence to three ys'ara The deposed union chief was convicted in June 1972 and cito twiJucriCuFrent five-) car tt-rnm and t 4.Jfl !ia fined $l3O,Ot) for making illegal political donations with -- DISCOUNT , — Boyle Sentenced - .' Skylab Study DETROIT AP — Attorneys for Ford and General Motors say the government's contention that the automakers entered into a silec;t agreement to fix prices on fleet sales is based on innuendo and spec uiation. "Not a single witnesi; (0(41 the stand to say tiere was an agret'nnt, Ccrwral Motors atWrriey 1'rd iiartht said in final erguments in United States District Court. The jury to begin deliberating the government's charge in the crirnuial antitrust suit that the nation's two largest nutomakers readied an Implied agreement with a dealer? association and a leasing firm in 1969 and 1970 to fl t mr ui the ! - - - Fixing Denied '- — ANDERSON, I nd. (AP) — A state health official has advised Anderson youngsters to go soak their heads, lie's talking about In hot water, which is Intended to fight a lice infestation that has closed public schools. Because of the lice, the city's 27 elementary, five junior high and three hgh !±ccis were were crdered c!ced Thd.' the city and county health boards. Schools are to reopen Jan. 7. School Supt. G. E. Ebbertt said he did not know how many pupils had lice but "it seems to be very rampant and we can't catch up with IL" NEW YORK (AP) — Energy conservation efforts by Amcncans are beginning to pay off in many areas of the country, although utility officials and heating oil suppliers say It's hard to measure the exact effect. An Associated Press survey showed less electricity was used In November and the first two weeks of December this year than in a corresponding period last year. In almost every area, however, the weather was warmer than it was last year. At the same time, there were more electricity customers, making it difficult for officials to measure the actual savings. -....-..-,.--_' -.-- 3 Lice Epidemic Energy Payoffs '... , court "some suitable suspe' slon" for his no-contest plea in federal court in October to one charge of income tax evasion lnatsareasonaoiesoiuuon to the problem It's a reasonable protection for Uie courts and the bar," Agnew said. Agnew told the judges that their job was to consider how he had practiced law in the put and how he would practice law in the future, not further punishment on the tax evasion charge. "Shouldlbepermiuedtorestime my pract cUice, z ,'0(11(1 conduct my self in a way that would not bring dlscredlton the bar, the legal profession or the ccou ourts," "he said Id. Alfred I. Scantan, a lawyer for the MAryWW Bar Auoci. n, asked during the 2'.hour hearing Gal' 79c 4 Pr,e3 6 rro1 Thou Si Dec 22 •' :" 1/2 LIMIT' I 4 DA YS ONL Y Market Up In Trading =-'-:- Skylab 3s SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) astronauts open an intensive three-week study of the comet Kohoutek as it streaks toward the sun. For the first time, Gerald P. Carr, William H. Pogue and Edward G. Gibson planned to train cyLab's six telescopes on the Intruder from deep space, hoping to learn many of its secrets. Until now, the astronauts have concentrated on daily photographs of Kohoutek, primarily to chart Its brightness and . tail, now more than 12 million miles long. the growth of it, The astronauts are in the 34th day of their planned &4aday mission. . -. '• Clip this and Save'l PERSONAL SIZE 5 iIS II \ i( d Sanford: Arphenia !1,.)okm;m Rand' Almond Ethel &InSOIn Robert M. Jordan Dorothy L. Sugars Eligha luggs Sondra H. Bough:;: Lou Ann Wad" Timothy Huh; CPrI C. Smith %Its. John Sanford Russell W. Singletary Sr. Velia L. Herman, IN-Itona Eloise B. Powers, Deltona Madeline N. Otto, Deltona Eugene Garceau, Deltona John A. Grass, Del3ary Christina N. Hogan, Winter Springs Norman Platt, Casselberry lUlph E. Hall. Osteen Nolan N. Osteen. Osteen DECEMBER is. 1973 A 1) N I ISS 10~4S Sanford: Ronald D. Boyd Howard K. Driver Mary Pope Bobbie Jo Risner rit), Jo Crawford Warena S. n Judy S. Dornon Edward It. Hamilton Hai Karate Adorn -Aft er Shave Hair Spray Ice Cream OUR DISCOUNT PRICE OUR OISCO(JN r PRICE Oz. an Mrs. ai Walter Dornon a ,,r1, Sanford ., Mr. and Mrs. Willie Williams a ho Sanf ord DISCHARGES BORDEN'S ELSIE 16 -I d . (ate Comm ttee Alcohol SOAP OUR OISCOUNr PRICE tHRIllS - ' jug National Robert 11. ileckhain Lola Gardner Faye Butcher Adrienne Durand Stephen U. Walker Hattie Mae McFadden Minnie M. Gault Edwin Pullen, Deltona Caroline Johnson, De1tou; Audrey l.udwig, DeHary Essie Duff in. I)ehiary Marie T. Meeking, Ikilary Lois I. Scott, Geneva Ann ["low, Geneva Kevin Spolski, lake Mar), Doshia M. Mitchell, Oviedo Patricia E. Walls, Altamonte Springs Maude S. Padgett, Tampa Bert B. Bush, Deland BIRTHS sir. Ronnie Fredericks, a boy, Sanford l)r, & Mrs. Carlos Ituix, a boy, Lorigwood '1 IVORY Isopropyl ': WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres. that Nixon repay the federal The report was sharply cr111- ing some of the projects. They ident Nixon should have paid funds spent on the projects It cal of the "casual attitude" it said others were ordered or ap. personally for some of the $1.4 cited, said was displayed by federal proved by White House aides million in work done at federal But the watchdog agency said officials and agencies in his personal lawyer or archi: expense at his homes, govern- Congress should tighten con- authorizing work at Nixon's San ted, or his close friend C. G. inent auditors have concluded. trols over such federal spending Clemente, Calif., and Key Bis"Bebe" Rebozo. In it 99-page report to Con- and consider limiting the cayne, Fla., homes. The White House did not gress issued late Tuesday, the number of private residences at According to the auditors, make an Immediate, detailed ., General Accounting Office wlücli presidents can receive Nixon himself was at 'Ames response to the GAO report, restopped short of recommending permanent security facilities, personally Involved in approv- ferring instead to previous • sertions that the work on Nixon's property was required for security or administrative rea- Gas Wednesday, Dec. 19, 1973-3A Copyright 1973 Nixon Should Have Paid Communists' 1974 Plans WASHINGTON lAP) I nc Sant ord Herald ST 79' 1 67' FILM I I IS I G F N H N EXPIR I (0UP0PMu*uOf#PMvQsoIp �- - _ ___ . __ _ _ . __ _ _ _ - - -. _ - _ --.-.--~~ ~ . ~~~~ ----- ~~ 4A-The Sanford Herald - ------------- -.-. -. -. 11 .-.---------------.------.----.--..----------------------------.---------- - - .., _____________l - -- 11), CHRIS NEI.SON Herald Staff Writer ----- .____.___._____ _____.__y___- -_________ -.------------- .___ .. .-------- .-- .-- ..-_-.. --- VNICA FUNDED "only spending a few hours of missioners. Williams said, and the thought" on the proposal, said Commissioner Dick Williams possibility for administrative --- -- -I_j -----________- fly JEAN PATTESON Casse/berry Seeks Wavc 4111110 all hopes now apparently rest broke a 2-2 deadlock late improvements should be The board approved a $5,000 Chances for official spon• with citizens volunteer groups Tuesday, voting first installment to begin t i the enhanced because the county r - z4r a franchise, CASSEI.IIERJIy sorship of a Seminole County soliciting signatures of 15 per study authorization proposal has hired an efficiency expert joint conimission-school boarlr YMCA recreation program a t schools throughout the county. charter government-con- cent of the registered voters, because he felt "only one major to study both county solidated government study "It's now up to concerned area " is left for improvement municipal services. went by the board Tuesday citizens who feel the present Drummond said the pe tition --administration-in the wake night as the commission system is outdated and needs a of recent ti ns drive is currently stalled at commission ac o Rejects •j --- -- --- .-- Of Charter study. Sponsor Greg l)rummond, ift'r ctiolin his col!c.u:us' for by the -Y." The program was aspects of government, inSchools and public health are Women Voters, and Dave negotiated after the board clLnhing terms of office and the already coordinated op a Datnicol of the South Seminole ' disenchanted. l)et'affle IIti!fllJtI of counR cuni- uurity'ttie or state-wide level. Jaycee. -. ' To FattenCity's Co ffers -,1J , I — . 'V '' . , , . Wednesday, Dec. 19, 1973 —SA has grown considerably since guarantee the number of plats family home, each apartment ith the company at this time much the city could have made proposed a fee of $1 per I,OW for site plan reviews and plat insult. proposal to obtain money for whether the new fees could pay Councilman John Zacco said approvals as two means of She said the city is receiving obtaining a professional for a planner. the proposal was a "good Idea" increasing the city's income, only a small part of its planner in connection with site She said the current yates are and Mayor Bill Grier agreed, Council placed on next week's telephone bill free compared review and plat approval by $1 per acre. or a minimum of commenting. "it costs a great I)uerrs proposal that a with other cities in the area, raising these fees. $30 and maximum of OW. of money to process the conimittee be formed to meet and ILc r:ItI'c art. iii,,h.r "(ii ..... I --------.1 .L__.1_. L.I..,._ .L-- . deal I__ &JUi I IlI IV ueve LIIC rro.eo unanging we rates in l4II3, ana aim we rwea proressionai : --: . -. planning advice." . ' 0 council reconsider negotiating the amount of the franchise It might prove more successful, over the past three months had square feet for site plan review, a Franchise with Winter Park would allow the city, it was so Council also placed on next it charged the new proposed and a minimum total of $150 for Telephone Co., and raise fees low council considered it an week's agenda Duerr's rates. That should indicate each site review and each Pist. . .1 , -- Duerr saul the city has tried last negotiations with Winter the city will approve in the and each mobile home, On negotiating, but when the Park Telephone, negotiations future, a study could show how commercial property, Duerr Nion(Lay night's work session telephone board has authorized up Tallahassee for a special telling the board a study could firm service, sewer and water gathered by the Indian Hills tenance and equipment for the to be admInistrated kgislative act authorizing the take' an unbiased look at all service, and roads. Civic Association, the League of program, Council. - man Edith 1)uerr proposed at $25,ow annually for main- rejected a move to ask review," Drummond said after setting studies on police and 4,000 signatures, primarily to "' - - ,., . ..•, , - Longwood Also in the work session, council discussed with Utilities Director John Lane and . Clinic Set Ciasselberry residents fluoridating the city's water. Lane said fluoridation was feasible at this time; the city has an operator certified to operate a fluoridation plant, and it is possible to Include such a plant in their water pumping - For Court Seminole Circuit Court Judge William Woodson Is scheduled at 4:15 this afternoon to hear another try by Longwood City Councilman E. E. Williamson i 0 and councilmen-elect Don Schreiner and June Lorrnann to halt renovations to the city = , = -:- - . , ------------ - alth clinic hich :Ire alrt'alv ____ .- - - uiikr I ~ - I f ---- ~ L-1--- REG. 299 tilijiT i t 411 GY 29 2 1 . , -. -..-.. - ' -' '• N I ~ LIMIT ONE MUSK (GIFT BOXED) EiHItlJdip IT RELEASES THE ANIMAL 1111111 ,,,,,I,IIIII,I,, 7,,,,,,,,,,,IV PROCTOR SILEX - / , or, O-W 8 99 ` ) REG 10 99 _r .'I .. --V 111'%-N-~$, --- 0 ;nsurn DMIIIfl a -%, - 7 SPEED ' SLICER I EAT . ., I.... I. O"" M,,ø.W. r.ü. I. C'. 1 ,.: &.it. HAMILTON BEACH ELECTRIC SKILLET 99 REG 19 99 ,Wr-7--.----7---:Z.:- I 4 BLENDER ..GOURMET ~. '. ]i1, I - / I 11 .1;,~ - ~-- 1 i.::.:.:: :.:.::. : :;: . . ::: : .: : : .I I. . ., * : :. : : ,. ::: I ll J ::::.: : ::* : ::::.:.::.:.. I : :: , *. , . ., : : : : :::: : ::::: ::.:: .,~ :.:: .*-.:*:.:::*: - Vr-4AA iA% : : : :::::: ::: ::: :: :: :: : : ::::,: ::: : : :: .: ::: .::: :: ::: :. . :. :. :. :. :.*.:. :. :. :~: :::::::::::: : : :: ::,. *: I r • 3A OIIP'' :::::::::::: :::::::::::: *::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::7 !::::::::::: .... r"b M hO A AUTOMATICALLY sutties COIN WHILI POPPING 0 RrE G -- 6 , 1 6 19 9 18 I .T.-i-i..., ,:: --: *:.:- - * -.' *.- .., 899 PUNCH -0 C ")l ,C*f "14..'r , i .A~1 ~1111. , RIC - 'é(1')I r -4 99 2 IIII ' r4tiFi 1ED \I 1 0 Ct / 'TA 88,/ -- 6 SEVENTHS 3 G ': before final approval is given for the l8 -acre tract wherein sligb'iy less than 1,000 units are planned for development. Jack Cooper, representing ASURE 6 BOWL CONTEMPORARY.WALNUT FINISH I f. GENERAL ELECTRIC CAN ' "... .... I ... ,A ~-~.. :, - ~ ,,, I" V , , - , - ~---~~- --. 4, I I so 041 R"Ito 61~ 'a I 11 b OPENER ~ t - .." , :::::::::::. .: ......... : 4 I ---I - Model 01 - I I I The o"It" gporwy look with double wd,rj Still d"g - AdItil O" ' oe CAME It,,, ,:::!:.,:::.,:: ,::I::.::::*, f P ' OOD As;o1.dcoI:t. /Ialll %fl / 66 1. I I . ° BACK WE ::*:::*::!:: -::.-.:.. ......... ..... .111,..... I .... - 2for FLLM i .010prOs" S z \IS -.,.,,n I@ \ luv-1 ,;:::::---: ::.* ..::!!!:1:- j: IIfflj \ ; '--.* , , 'I": '*;; i Ft- 00 1 1L FULL GUITAR .i 499 RIC IV IV - Z-- - - ~.- - 4 - ~ 44 2 $ -, J1REG 1 Lu CItY law. Architect Bob Koch will - -:1 1';. 77 . :,::,~ :.1:;::;:;!::--T---,- I ...I ....... ::::::::::: :;:::::"::: ":,.:::::::: :*,:,.:*.*:::: :::::::::*.: !!!1:!!:!!: 36ONC GAL o . • .,:::::::.::: :::::::::.,: :: ........... ......., k _ 1 I Gal ---:--,:;::..-!,:;;::;.-. - 759 9 57 MOUTHWASH ...... 00.00000 $109 VI CKS FOR MU LA 44D IQ() c I COUGH SYRUP WITH A DECONUSTANT I • ;:,::. I I::: 1 20 OZ. -...1-1... TAMPONS .. Of I ' . 99' OMIT 79 0~ - c # :7 '.. HEAD 1 - - . - 1. I.. ... . ;::' SANFORD', 36 - REDI-MADE BOWS . . .. . For Shell Blowers :::*:::;:::: Shell Mowers Compete :".**.,::::::: ........... :.:::::::::: :::::::::::: ..........:: :::!.. :.:*:!F.!.!'.:. ! ::: ........ . I 2] r -::::::%:,:::,: :. ,~:::~::~:.:::~:.::.:::.': •'•••• . Kev Weit. Fla.-Every year ays en of %',rerk ashore ,ILuntanit-*j h the low. waihini,. 950 State St . Sanford Plaza SALE ENDS SATURDAY 1. . advance registration or further information 111111111111111111111111111 BUBBLING MILK BATH 63 . I - ...... 1. 1. .." .. - - .1.1 ... . ORES S ectant parents may call &4J31O for Mr IIg888I58 ' ig FE(.:3 1 99 PAK of PANTS ___________________________ KOLESTRAL. . .. . --~ ~- .7-um ;;itj,-1 Directions for Winter Park. LIGHT SET 1 OU - , v ~t 99 ANTACin SHOULDERS . -0, !~ - ticipatAon by fathers in labor 200 N. Lakemont Avenue in .: Ift - 1—;::::;:::*.;: A 61T P11, 1 (i ~4 ' I) -1-1... -..........I ................... - ..- -::::1:..1. - ....~ ...... 1. ~::-.;::::::::,.,::::!,:;~;:;::~,:!,:::::::::::::::::::::.*::::.*!:::: *.:::::::: * C 1 • VAPORIZER LI? LISTERINE !:~~:::::::: 3 It 94 lkim) t I IAR% Oil I : (~: j i,)~ ,i(o REG as well as presentations by obatetriclans and pediatricians. I REG 259 315 ............ ,::::::::::: ::;::::-,:.; i .::::::::.,:: C30iMI$T CHRISTMAS JEWELRY 28 9J :. %~ LARGE ASSORtMENT of f; 38S 2999 . ::~.::.::::: 5 LIGHT 2 /. '- 49 SWEETENER . . :::::::::::: 2 99 '1 99 L 'P 2 REG 29 95') 42 6 cc'-'h1I' %,4iT; I GiFT GIVING! MENS 2 . thrlNmornIng SEALS,:,,:,.::,:: I' 1 covered. The six classes include topics of inexpectant mothers will be BELTS *fI1-A1%J%? Paoli - pregnancy, labor and delivery, Lo 8 8C o I ,, , 7 . - -- -- ---- under the direction of Mrs 'Il '•'' niaer%peef a nn -1 \ PRICED FOR BRIEFS OR T-SHIRTS ' 222 "'%' KULARS .1:::*::.:,.~: SHIRT UNDERWEAR -. C O RICIDIN 'D' E f4 . 88 ., .,:::::: - .... TIES )(I POLtEP4(x . •••- 4 j, ~ SALE 2 .: 388 TAGS & l pe'rill lot *air SANTA STICK"' . ( UL040 i , r "' 'N BOOT WHITMAN'S . PANTY HOSE MEN'S A new series of Prenatal Classes for expectant parents will begin at the Winter Park Memorial Hospital Tuesday, Janua'y 8. . - 'I- % :i ,i I 29 REG at . 77c Classes Offered more satisfying experience and FASHIONABLE % : Prenatal 72X90 IN 4 I ________ - I SHEERLON 34C .:::;::..::.: DEEP HEAT - kArl I AI A (,HTWEIGHT 88 , STOCKINGS ' 136,5 million. ., ,:::::::::: .: ..... 225 CT ~ :::;::::::~:: 1.1:::,:::::, k~,~ 2699 ::::::::::: ::::::::::: ::::::::::: TTLM I LRJ - 4.1, t i SAMPLER :;:*:::::::~ V"''7 ___ - --:.1. , ::: ::: .: :::; : : ::: :::: :: ::: :::::::.:::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::: ..:*:::::::::::::::::::: 18 .. 69 7 c ~ Council authorized Police Chief George Karcher to seek ::-:: BLANKETS CWATDC ", CHRISTMAS _______________________ $::::.-:::;::: I ) . PHOTO -' ::::::::::::~ ::.*::::::::. A a \1 ALCO DRY MOUNT ALBUM wolf - f1 . ; - .. 6442 POLAROIDS i I K i "noo I 0 1 bio-o sem.4 0942 1I PI - POLYESTER ' 1~ ADIES / ~ UULI1 ---"ftma-~ PiCTUPIS 49 9 '4 • 1- .....::::::: - ' w ' ., I ' ' cALD;;GOLD 2988 a ~-V I., ''I' &.,~-*~ W.'..'et".., . I" ,/',,' .,--~ ~, 11 I ' BOOK CASE W!P '. R(G 3499 COME IN FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION of k. from ComBank of Casselberry on W,000 at a rate of rive per :::::::.::.- REG , 6 99 L-Mft===&,~ -1-0 - r ______ ______ ; ,, 3 I 1/ RIEG three weks ago he was trying 9i~ . ::::::::::: .::::::::::: 0 7 1 (flDflCD ---.---. 2888 - --& . - , I ___________________ the development company, made it clear to the city council ::::::::::: ::::":::::: no - nR F n— 11d - ::::::::::: 008-0 ef-ps-0 . ::::::::.:: ::::::::::: - , I CAMERA'10-iA,.W.% .1. * I :........... .~ :::::::*::::, ::::::*...::" *:::::::::..: % FRUIT I / MDER / ::::::::::::: : ~:::::::: ........... WHBt4CH a.IO ) AUGYRID *11,111* 111, ~:::::::::: ::::::::::: 9 . -~' ::::::::::,: ::::::::::: 999 RUG 3 P(PT - ::::::::::: POLAROID :::,.:*;:;:: I •D ;:::::::::: 22 r .1 3 **W _____________________ ::::;,::::::: ::::::::::* "... - ''' DTOR A~ - — BOWL SET 18 PIECES 9 99 12-99 9 37 KEYS *18CHORDS I ,::::: CHORD ORGAN ' from Heintzelman Ford on two dump tmcks. The bid was - 3X7 FT EMBOSSED LLOYD*S CASSETTE KEYSTONE-EVERFLASH 10 **'**:;:::.* 2488 1 REG 16 99 - ::::::::::: I IE ., !, 1 11MG 29 ts - ,, $5,9V.77 on the second truck. REG 3 6 9 ~ ,, 39 58 I 9999 1 1 9.95 'j ..::::: - ' % ,.1L.'" -" I% 0~- ii; FIR -- AM-FNI STEREO - - -I I:~-, - plan for the Sagittarius Apart ments. to be ed by Jewel Builders Hhin$n 5 acres west of the Eastbrook de. velopment on the county line. Or TREE J I L A %" *;1 04 O U T w$ A T T I E IS 1 ::::::::::::. • — - TFIT I -I f~l m ( r ,d r a nd y J(p c -uibte i ' 23" ...... .... --.- - 1 REG. 1.99 fASV TOA' c[%4Atf And 8 Track Tape Plave M.odel Q159 ~ .1, I :::::::::::: — FT. PHONOGRAPH t RUG LIKE 1888 E HOOTER 2 AND CAMERA CASE S GIFT VVRAP DOUGLAS REG 22 88 Skm. 64CLUDIS COLOR FOLM OLA%- CAVA$ 1,1-1 Oil-,'# -, 1.1 -A (RM 'R i . : :::::::::::: ~ :*:::::::::: -- SQ U : :: :: :: ::: :::.* : : :::: : : : : .: ,,- : :,-::-::::::: I'l 61/2 6.6: ."., 999 111 ________________________________ :::::::.*::::. : :: : . 6 Lp " LAMMA : . ci"' ., ento"W11111116W %Ito J" %0-1 %; &-%Z G) 999 ~..: . 1 : ~: , 1 99 I /I -% - TING' CORN POPPER I; 1-.,SfD lu~~ on next week 's agenda the site ' LIFE ` 8 8 ;; ~ ----,, - _~I Z-0 48REG '54 99 --.., - - -- -- In other artlan c4 GnLAT Gimi Yf N S A04D LADif S 'I ESTEY ELECTRIC PUD Meet '-i,----**--* :-.::::;::::~ i1::::::::::~ .: ........ ... ::::::::::4: pro I t 14 WhIt I HAIR DRYER HAMILTON BEACH -..... :-:--::-:.I:--:-:-::-. ... ...... , .......... ~ .:........... ::;:::::::::; .::::::.::: I :.;,: ... j:: I ...... ::.-- " 2 ROLL PAK : 1:1::;;:~ 1 f; 99 - . T H A M I L TC O Nk B E A Hr - rl&~ . i ' # ............ I SPEEDS , ~(, -I Al. " .t . . ,." ... ..- C§-'.y0'4~ .V& A* , %00M 5.0 -~--- I— r, A9: A T C.'. . 1, I-,."~~--%Ii, A - 16 ::::::::::: - A OZ 2 / A I bt considered at the Dec. r4 after Dycus has his written recom- WATC H ES . POLAROID , I -., 9 ' j :*.:*.:::::.*::- .1 il ,41!b KODA l.ane said the money is - - ded to pay outsUricling bn uncil auUwrized payment not --- - 1 I, au. BODY HEIBROSor WALTHAM HAMII.TCN BEACH /- - I9 ~ / AyoC14 , VA " . V AVOCADO OR GOLD t 1 S10111fif JL$f.s CHOU 05 NORELCO STYLER-DRYER 113, hg 28.W L4' :::::::,:.:: :::::::::::: ::::::::,.::: ............ :::::::::::: ::::::.,::::: :::::::::::: .,:::::::::*.: :::::::::::: ::::,.::::::.* ;::::::::::: :::::;;::::: ;::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::.:::::: :::::*:.:::: jj~ ' , 6i", " a t, ~ kAC9 :::::--- :::;::::: DRUILLR si : ::::::::::: - ~, le LOVE MAKING FAMOUS NAME , REG 19 99 t••iti. ni City council Monday night accepted Harris' revised bid for *16,3) for the medical clinic renovation into a city hail annex with office space for the buiidir in.pcttor, the water department, court clerk, and lounge, kitchen, sleeping quarters, and fire chiefs office for the fire department. -- - ::::::::::: .d. . , i . . BLENDER nnnuu rn * :*:,::::.,:: .-. - - I . iI fi sV-~ I - 11 a __ r- " I 5.99 ~.-.Ilt - / 59c /%,,; coto. ' - '. — Utilities Department con. struction fund to the capital outlay and replacement fund contingent upon written ap. proval by City Auditot- Ron 4 REG. I 420 CAMERA i transfer of $l00O from #,L,- c (YOUR CHOICE) , '11111" , r 00 SIa,.& Ko, - 4 REG POLAROID : % \ JUICE R MUNSEY RFIGG 349 ;J~~ -- ELECTRIC L IN S Ti N CT' 44 SPRAY CO[OØ ' OIL crear". 4 of Deodorant Council ins-tructec! Lane to look into the requirements for a fluoridation system for action at a later date. 'A' OUS TING P041)(R . 'p-6 2 if IllIf illlfilf SOAPS I JOVA . . ...: .:. :::,:::::::: ::::;;;;;::: a - STOCKING STILIFFERS PERFUME COVPACTS r,Iff S[T 83)81 FOR WOMEN ' I , 0,-(-- ' ' FRAGRANCE M Me WNW . REG, '2.42 POWDER DUSTING . - is presently pumping,said .. 4 ai Shave RAVEL KIT Showers pri "I 411111 COLOGNE& - .s review design development drawings for the proposed city DIP SKINNY - actions might be against the express wishes of the voters, as suggested by Williamson, "the fact you don't like it doesn't make it illegal." Notice of today's hearing was served on city of ficials this morning. Named as defendants in the action are Harris Construction Co., Mayor Eugene . ,,., -. ('#.... -C!! .,..n fli ch j jj;: fl Helms and B. H. Ferrell and City Clerk Onnie Shomate. and $3.05 to $550 for b.ckyard pickup. James Cartee is on the noipm-b In k w,!!Wng er!t for a live-acre parc'l split for sale to separate owners. C.artee said building official Ray Bradshaw said the permits could be issued. Czirtee said he L'i c-uI;ir.ixv 1iLC 1i(i 1i 0 t, renovations appeared to be legally authorized by the present city council, iflU warned that even though the Council is expected to ap: new franchise with H 40d V lttIuse &rvwe raising fees to homeowners for garbage collection from $350 to $4 monthly for curbside pickup .. - The cost of equipment to induce flucirides into the system would be $5,100, with an annual operating cost of $100 'ri the amount of water the city ROMAN BRIO GIFT SET Waddell raid that the Value of (be development has been estimated when con. struction has been completed at ,.... ,.. . SPICE AFTER SHAVE & SPRAY DEODORANT BODY LOTION 3OZ DUSTING POWDER - 1": OZ COLOGNE other side present during the argument. to escape the state requirements on regional impact for development with 1,000 or more units. -. . - - ----- - -- LD 01 HAND & 2 I 1 damage sufficient to justify issuing an order without the WINTER SPRINGS—City Ergineer Dick Madaus' reconItndilions on the Pebble Brook planned unit development will he reviewed by the city council at Its 7:30 meeting today. Madaus has sent the city a lengthy list of proposed changes he is recommending be undertaken by Western Land Co. . - A 3 PC. GIFT SET Waddell aaid he felt only damage that could not be repaired by money would constitute the irreparable Tonight , - I I I ESERT FLOWER order against the present city council when Circuit Court Judge Tom Waddell ruled that prior notice must be given the city because no Irreparable damage was being done. bill. .,, , 1111111111011"' 1111111111111".; SHULTON attorneys Bill Wack and Harvey Alper failed late Tuesday to gain a restraining W. Springs / ____ -__. ';..-' Williamson, Mrs Lormann and Schreiner have said they will vote in January to return the building's use to the health department. it t - Schrerner. Williamson and ' with Winter Park Telephone they were when I last checked," city needs; a full time planner. 110 per residenUal unlL which officials to attempt negotiating she added. She said as the city She said while she cannot would include each single Herald Staff Writer "" Study L;? I vi e Scmfcrd Herald Wednesday, Dec. 19, 1973 Seminole I __ .::::::!:::: t) place a line aboard a wreek:.l ship Itetarni the wrecking na total command of the �lf 0010007 'Little - - -.- - -,-- _I1-__ -- -____ I V1 Approval was postponed on chapters covering automobile repairs and contracts for future services such as from schools, dance studios and health spas ter Education Commissio loyd Cliristian and Compt r zr To ProtectC 1 trus "Bud" Dickinson t11,Cr ,f'k4._fl for (la rifica tifg,, I \l I \II \f' I II tu ill, Lurhu (1st to the i_uid Representatives of landlords -11Florida Pollution Control grade oil and specially-treated —Tem pe ratures; must dip bemade the most determined as. Board has relaxed air pollution lumber during extreme cold low degrees for W hours be. regulations and allowed citrus snaps. fore Baijet can buthothe the growers to bairn wood and The rule will remain in effect Liwnlng of dirtier fuels. dirtier oil to protect fruit and for 90 days, said Dick Shelton, —Baijet must make a public tr ees from frost, department spokesman. declaration and disseminate a The board also has agreed to Under the measure: list of fuels that can be burned as` Ally. Gen. Ruix-ri, Shevin if —0pen fires cannot be igniW during extreme cold maps and it can enact rules to protect in the groves to protect the fruit fuel shortages. Florida's wetlands, until temperatures drop to —He could not authorize Under the emergency air pal- degrees or lower for four hours growers to burn bunker Coil or JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (p) lution rule adopted Tuesday, or more. old tires the two worst pollu- Sunday drivers can find citrus growers could burn —To protect trees, growers tiers - until temperatures line on sale in some sec. clean, dry woodjn groves when cannot ignite fires until tern- dropped to 23 degrees and tions of Florida, but there is a 10 unable to get enough clean- peratures drop to :N degrees threatened to remain there for nir rent c ha nce ..., ti-, .,,ii r.-.,i huiritnu i,jt ,1,trin., ..,.. •kn l,,nt ...i are iue vpei,eo to go to 24 . .,.. four hours. premium prices also, shortage. degrees for (our or more hours. —And then the tires or oil If the wood is not available, —Citrus nurseries can fire up could not be burned less than Internal Revenue Agents re- the rule gives Peter Baljet, pal- when It gets to 32 degrees be. 1,000 yards from a community ported Tuesday they surveyed lution control directo r, author- cause seedlings are more sensi- or state or federal highway. 52 stations around Flurda open !ast Sunday and fvuml live of them guilty of price gouging. oo - . . Factor ____• - . • COURTHOU S E AL THE S11."INII NOLE- Aflfl our ousea . ford 1. Oft o t our tii10ings rece i ving J- ) fl; sponsored annually by the Florida Chapter, American Concrete Institute and Florida Concrete and Products Association Inc. Judges said the courthouse is a welcome change from , sLanuarupuIIcuuIIuIngu,gn Iti erycean de n HYPNOTIQUE PERFUMED CANDLE 3 95 .• . . sig C lines emphasizing well balanced design with .4 hera Id Photo HYPNOTIQUE FRAGRANCE ENCHANTMENT K NO R fl er 500!%Pr2$%"`0`cnr Italh I'iItIrt .1 ,puncr. by r1% A7 HYPNOTIQUE POWDER EXTRAVAGANCE Prices ranged up to five cents a gallon above legal ceilings, TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (API Southern Bell Telephone Co. said Jack I.. Evans, IRS customers should begin seeing stabilization manager for Flori- TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) of the law at the January spe- of the Bureau of Marketing De. A roofing contractor says clal session because "20,000 velopment. housing construction in Florida construction workers will be out an increase in monthly bills late (14. Sen. William Gillespie, DNew next month, a state Public "We have one report, still not could grind to a halt -throwing of jobs if you wait until April." Smyrna Beach, reported to the S e r v i c e Co rn in I S S i 0 fl verified, of a station In Gain, thousands of workers out of Jobs But Dockery's conclusion was committee that use of solar if the spokesman says. legislature doesn't disputed by Sen. Jim Williams, water heaters in Florida could esville demanding a $1 service modify the oil spill law. But local pay phone calls In tharge on Sundays, no D-Ocala. Save "well over one million matter CC. 1)orkery, vice prezidc the company's st'rVlt'E' arr WI!! how much guuimne YOU "Tc ay .&fe guing to cure barrels of oil a day." still cost 10 cents, "At a time when we in govbought," Evans said. "We are of the Florida Roofing, Sheet the building industry by curing The PSC voted 2-1 Tuesday to checking that Metal and Air Conditioning the oil spill law is fallacious," ernment are asking the citizens approve an $82.5 million rate Contractors Association, corn- Williams said. 'People are not of Florida to make great sacrilie said he considered the ra- mented Tuesday before the going to build houses if they (ices in the interest of conhike for Southern Bell — an increase that will cost most Fbi- tio of overpricing represenla. Senate Select Energy Corn- don't ha.e jobs." serving energy, this estimate of Iflittee. idians about 60 cents a month, tire of the overall market. Potential savings to be realized The committee and the House Sen. Lew Brantley, 1)-Jack- through the use of solar energy Weekday checks are in. Long-distance charges, Ufli dicating an even higher per. Rules Committee discussed sonville, and W.D. Childers, 1)- clearly merits legislative inter. form for all calls within Flori- centage of such illegal prac. possible crisis Pensacola, put top priority on energy da, will go up for all telephone tices. Evans said. legisla tion for a Jan. 8 special modification of the oil spill law. -. use-As. session but adjourned without Otiltkrs said unlimited 1iabl1lt ----The commission approved a From Monday through Fri- acting on specific bills, should be scrapped in favor cf I 41FI5" $48.5 million rate, coupled with day last week, 110 stations were UNION provision matching a 814 milDockery said the oil spill law, lion liability In the federal oil an interim boost of $32.8 million checked stateside, Evans said, SKATES grunted In August which wjis and 39 appeared to have price which provides unlimited liabil- spill law. America's P40. 1 Skate adjusted to $34 million Tuesday. violations. ity for petroleum products ONLY dumped in Florida waters, is The committee was told that -The resulting $82.5 million He said in some of these cases keeping asphalt shippers from Florida faces a 30 to 40 per cent $ 25 package is the largest rate in. the operators claimed their making deliveries in Florida. fuel shortage in one to two Pair_ crease ever approved by the prices were justified but He said refusal by shippers to months and may suffer "exten.. PSC, although it falls short of records weren't available at the enter state waters is "raising sire unemployment." the $106.8 nillilon hike sough' by station to back their claims, havoc with the economy of the "It would not surprise us if Suthemn Bell last January. 310 Sanford Avv. "That in itself is a violation," Florida building industry." unemployment reached IS per Evans said. l'krv ur ged modification rent," said Jim Cullisor1, chief Commissioner Paula SET 50 IIriIih Slerliiig. $ niincr tiler 'har, I oz.(.nlogne (or %Ien. nOO %.LMIVl ni ncr FRAGRANCE COMPACT 375 &4II)lIr, iisritig r*.,icr.. a'..iilablr in Han FIo,rr or (;raMeI lugran(-e.. 4fl fit WOODS r1TrNtJItt.uc FRAGRANCE TREASURE l'arf,ini (Innr I uun-e, flalti Powder 2!%uIcr. Ihzbbe Bath P& 46tillf-C - - - L2.c ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS THE EAU DE LOVE BODY REFRESHERS 1-ju iir IOU' and I.'# moll. r. ii - - rj HYPNOTIQUE PARFUM COLOGNE 3 Housing Halt, Layoffs Predicted - -'. 25 - -i C Telephone Bills Go Up Next Month z1 (,onticr aye Gas Price Gouging Is Uncovered Jr. and architect Richard Nlatz. Bill Vincent i GIFT SET Iltits'Ji SieiIin Spra Ileodnra,it, -I-ounce -ft tu%e. AWAR D Gutmann, linker manager Martin Neiswan(1k. (er1 ounty ommission Chairman S id vliiiCM ,.. •,.. HO oseid aggregate and pi'CSt concrete panels.' he S4illon structure was designed by John A. Burton R . Gutmann, Dragash and Nlatz and Ilodgers. Lovelock and Fritz. Rinker Materials Corporation, Sanford, supplied concrete for the project. Displaying the award above are (from left' architect Carl Florida at Tampa. Ilie awar(N are co- IPuflrr £4. ___ - . awards as outstanding concrete structures in A75 - - trUtS i.i ol exCitIt't )1ttS aIVJ poW pt A get this Christ4 0ufl love to give ud HYPNOTIQUE BUBBLE BATH CRYSTALS i res '6 GIt Enporitla )-4)fli!'. By C crack down on unfair landlords quest from Senate President presenting the request from propose rules similar to those and mobile homes dealers. Mallory Hot-ne, I)-Tallahassee, home, said, "The Senate Presi- adopted to govern interstate These were two of the cat that approval be delayed until dent suggests that considera. commerce by the Federal gories covered in 11 chapters of the chapters are reviewed by a tion be given to postponing the Trade Commission. He and unfair and deceptive trade legislative committee exam- rules," calling them a "flagrant practices rules adopted by the Ining whether executive rule- Violation of the separation of state attorneys have enforceinent powers. Cabinet The measure goes into effect - i ! ,ig Rules i'Alj\ljsEj Fla. lAP) sault on the rules but were making is usurping legislative powers. State Atty. Gen. Robert She- turned away. authority. The 1973 legislature adopted will soon have the power to And the Cabinet Ignored a reSen. Ralph Poston, Miami, the law giving Shevin powers to - I I - -• FTC opteI WWI I Wednesday, Dec. 19,1973-7A The Sanford Herald onE in thE F10M11Y (It ECI~EP(I'S 350 Hawkins said she voted against Service stations are required the increase because it was to display a price-octane sticker giving the company a 16 per on each pump and maintain cent revenue increase across records justifying prices being the board. charged. ——. k - I' .)j , UUN I Uh LAFE ell p- THE EAU DE LOVE MINIATURE TRIO I.iu tie 0 Stnhde4E with a IAt' (aiI.iftr 2i'i.. lI.ilhusiig r : I I Wednesday, Dec19,_ 1 9 6A—The Sanford Herald- (1) Christmas Savings Account F*,j,u 2..' 4sU11,-r, .i,td II(J( 'Ini-tiurr .5.oi. 00 I 500 .INSTANT PICTURE! . FRINGE AREA -- -- - RECEPTION! COMPLETELY PORTABLE! '. -H A _ -, NT ILLY - 13 0 C• 3 loll Priced right at only... DUSTING - This sot Is packed with 10,500 volts I POWDER -....,- (..Ii brilliant television viewing! 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The action by President Juan Maria Bar—daberry and the military men who makeup his government came as something of a surprise. The Communist Party of Uruguay, which traces its history back to 1920, enjoyed legality for some 53 Y1N flOW, True, in 1932, President Gabriel Terra closed party headquarters and the party newspaper and jailed many Communists, but the Cornmunist Party was not made illegal. Except for that period, however, Cornmunists in Uruguay have been allowed to work with impunity. The result was that Uruguay became the nerve center of the international Marxist COflspiracy in South America. Through 'riguav was shipped subversive literature, in Spanish and other languages, from Moscow and other Communist propaganda centers. For years, hundreds of tons of Cornmunist reading matter were redispatched monthly from Montevideo to other South American countries that restricted incoming mail from points behind th e Iron Curtain, Of course, the Communists took advantage of Uruguay's traditional civil liberties to rise to domination of organized labor and to broaden their infi ,i'nce among high school and university students, But, never were they able to make much of a showing at the pools. When election clat'c rolled around, ii t o 9 out of every 10 Uruguay voters cast their ballots for the center-rightist Colorado or National (Blanco) parties. ic.,.z,t years, Uruguayan Conmunis(s and other Marxists were on their good behavior. It seemed that they did not want to run run the risk of straining the limits of In (be late 1960s, though, the Communists foun() tieir leftist hegemon challenged by the violence-prone Tupamaro terrorist organization. The Tul)alllaros scorned the Uruguayan Comunists' rather circumsDect wavc nf .challenging the government. Strikes and protest demonstrations were too tame for the youthful terrorists, Uruguayan armed forces, authorities abandoned their policy of treating extremists with kid gloves and unleashed a full-fledged antisubversive drive. while that crackdown did stem the spread of terrorism, IL also seemed to offend the sellsibilities of a goodly number of Uruguayans, including Marxist and non-Marxist senators and deputies, and increasing criticism of President Bordaberry and the armed forces came to be heard in Congress. III - -- When the terrorism escalated to the point where, in April, 1972, presumed Tuparnaros Your Head - needs more straight arrows—who fly true to the main mark. DORIS WILLIAMS CHARLES HAYS Society Editor Mechanical Supt CHRIS NELSON RALPH HAYS Magazine Editor Comp Room Foreman . SUBSCRIPTION RATES SSc Week P-lc,me Delivery 5)3 206 Months 3v Mail In Florida Ili 40 to, m $20 401 Yedr Same A5 Home All Other Mail $2 70 Month 6Months 5)620 'iery 17mos $37 how can I US Postal Regulations provide tt all mit Subscriptn n ad.ar:o iraered as (last, matter August 27. I9CI at the Post Office of Sanford, Florida 37771 scend Noparl of any rn.jtr,jiI, news or advertising of thit, edition of The Sanford Her ald may be reproduced in an manner without written permission of the publisher of The Herald Any intJividu,al 'x firm responsible for such reproduction be considered as infringing on The Herald's copyright and wsiibeheldt*ablefordamageunder t he ijia Published daily and Sundays. except Saturday 4 member of the Associated Press .sh-cr , entitled eciuveIy to the use f or reproduction of all the tc,c,it The Herjifd every _*'' blows? Well. a simple home test will robably suffice. Simply ask yourself tte fol 1oing questions, and anser them honestly: ., - - .... •".t . ,_ - in - i •., s. . (, !' by Lorry Lewis ...V DEPOSiTiNG IT IN, ;SW CIRCULAR PILE . 1 11h, 10 4ES FLUNKE Ft L, CAN ,, IF I'4E ME THE TAi CORRECTN ' "inoperative." 'l 111.7. FOOInOIC: Heprest'ntatlø - John Moss, D-Calif.. has ask. ed the Nixon Administration - Make Energy Appeal BUGS BUNNY by Herrdohl & Stotfel R...WNAT'5 THE WEARTh4I I THAT cHA1GEN-r MAKER? I I IDEA because 'V ' ,4 / - - p1 ' ------ E'ET- .- -- . - iJ - . -. /"\ .' ..ç,, r '"''_ r . '1" - 1 . ''"rf. I . --,_',' , .-' j,, '- ., I -. - ....*'r' ,. --_ . :; . £ - .'_ \ f - - 7'l:_,.' T - - .- Soeaking of Shortaaes . . -. - - - ' . CAPTAIN EASY . FAVOZ. f.3O BACK AND RADIO LT. MIKE CONNER-5 THAr VVE RE WIN3 TO L.. - " no resemblance to actual situations. first dreary winterish day causes us to become aware of several Inescapable realities. i. umbrellas we purchased our sdtooi.gocrs last spring have unexplainably disappeared. have the raincoats, 3. And their boots are two sizes too small, i And were ' out of plastic wrap to encase their school Lml~s. 5. And on the way to the bus stop, The 2. So " ''_- I L I I Day 'I' welve, who is trotting along holding a shirt-cardboard over her head, will fall In a puddle, soaking shoes, socks, and new cuffed haggles. 6. But this Is of little moment, as the bus will be IU minutes late, allowing the rest of Twelve to get Pnhl2Ilv mot 7. Meanwhile, Four and the dog will dash outside while we are 0C cupied elsewhere (searching futilely for tlose umnbrellas to return with incredible gobs of mud on sneakers and paws. 8. The sneakers and paws will shortly unencwnhered with the mud consolidated in moose-spoor across the carpet. 9. And the morning paper, overlooked tin the front stoop due to umbrella searches and other "•' be diversion, will, when spotted, be reincarnating as papier-macbe, 10. Then, on entering our brandnew compact wagon to drive brellaless and ralncoatless Eleven to school, we'll notice that the rear hatch leaks. A lot. help extract the oil, ti, . ' 11 t - that - breakfast special ser c1 1All day [li - Bi' t,jce B I ssat Ni"xon loyalty: small umbrella a people employed in 1971 -72. lIe said that they had gotten out uI h and 'F ht' llaldt'man.Ehrliclinumn resignations were forced upon the I1rt'irI'nt been use t he pu 1)1IC st a tvmnt'nt.s of :;o many per' -..iins Involved in Watergate suggested their t'ntartgl,'nit'nt. What we really know of the N xon ha ldt'ma n 'EhirlIchinan i *'IaIIoflsnip in the suhM'quent mont Its is not much, but it is iitti'rt'sling It hints sharply at cnntlnu'ng ties. i'ress Secretary Ronald Ziegler. responding to a news' n;,in's contention that presidential 'iintar'I with hlaldt'man to. R'It'plioiti' I egula,- timid that lie as iii ''lIed 'i ill advising Ir. Nixon. conceded he (Ziegler' had talked In Ilalth'- T) - ., ', ....... .... :__ ,..i_ PLAT J SIR Ism so STRIP OF BACON 9N1 Dick Cavafli by 4MEETMY / '( ii- iN?TA 1V1NkLETG? =) THAT N NcKNMAE... O NCXNME ITIS MY REAL - FEENEY. I sc(4 t- STRANt -6EN6E OF HUMOR. E. .4 4 iso- D. . Chic Young S rE - 76 TE SEASON MAILM t,.L.A . ' HE CEPTAINLY DOESN'T NAVE' MUCH CWRJSTMAS SPIPIT TOBE.,O.LY FAt-ALA r ANOThEP LOAD ' OC)4Q1STM4S LA ALAc. MAIL ILL ii CWEEP r3k) U.!. 1,01.1 UP -________________________________________________ ( II . 9'J 1e 77 610's WORO BEETLE BAILEY , I I r hilt' still i' bits pu i llaldtmaii we nt to Capiti 11th amid told a smnafl rnup of Rt'publtcans in a pri' S alt 'lnn guaranteed to produce leaks) that hi' act Pt (I rcp'rnsihiIitv for Mob broad campaign attack plans the Nixon ilti,. it No tint il. fli,I tt his long priri d rson,il secretary, the i*'leagiwre'd 1(054' Mary Woods. has tt'tt'ied an defense at all Tile iridi 't ha", lei sill at hit t eta tilt day I)) tiny in the grinding Watergate "pt'opk'.stiredtl,r L'" - '-. /'•\ I1. Ili I I 1-i - ,\_ - -- THE PHANTOM ' ft - Lee Falk and S Barry . _______ •' ' ' ma 'N T 'i - ' John S. Wil-son, met Ill the While House. No one knows what went tin, Agwin. all we know is thi. WIblished evidence (if retained ) -4 ----- -- iT I "E LIKE ',5 " _______ ... II OLi EA'4 I'LL SPARE HIS ME TAT'5 E1'TY PROPERLY AS R0Y4L ANO EXALTEP LO. MI IYOU Jt* IF ,;._ L , POP h '.', .. Ngeage st& Many of you have written and called expressing concern that the single issue separating the Company and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers has not been resolved. You have determined correctly that all original strike issues have been tentatively settled. The rank and tile of the IBEW has not been allowed to vote on either the rev ised contract (the one offered October 30, 1973) or any of the agreements reached since that date! A vote of the membership on the tentatively agreed upon contract wording could be a meaningful method to accurately determine the members' wishes, The matter of discipline of those persons whose acts of violence and vandalism have been documented is the current issue which separates us. With all safeguards of due process established through the arbitration procedure at hand -and this item appears in past FPL/IBEW contracts - there appears no reason the union membership cannot: Vote upon the wording of the existing tentatively agreed UOfl contract which settles all original issues; and Accept arbitration as the method to handle those cases of violence and vandalism. There are approximately 120 persons involved in documented acts of vandalism and violence! Can this hold back the over -1,400 loyal FPL workers from returning to their rightful place providing adequate and dependable electrical service for you? A vote -NOW -is in order! This has been a long strike. We will be glad to see it come to an end. We think you will be, too. But we think you agree with the Company: irresponsible acts should not be ignored! They should be faced and, in the time honored system of due process, be heard and judged. Thank ou for your continued support. "Is that all you have to sa y — 'Waste no p 001, a / ant not ? ' PU~ Mat-shall McDonald AN ,i' ,', LUGGAGE Sincet'e I y, of ' A crisis, 46 It / CM Samsonite Feshionairo - COLORS., A over t, 1-1-v Wjiturgil te, role laid to ou-, *- couna-1. John fkan -r, that Ilaideman I Mort Walker / MEN,'AA gEWARD FOR PA )NG INSPECTION "swrn4 FLrN9 ,, 30647.7977 To Florida Power & Light Customers: IN YouR CRACK - THAT'S YOUR tion of the Alaskan pipeline. lion t)y hiking through A Pentagon spokesman Nevada. At 53, his legs are a told my associate Jack little stiffer but he plans to Cloherty that the idea of tak. leg it through Nevada again. %S'ASIIIN(,TON t,.E%) Dozi,ns Upon downs of people linked directly or indirectly tii:iii a "few limes" to President Nixon have been paraded before the public in Lawrence 1119b)', a former hIaitk'man aid1 now squirreled the long Watergate case. 1k has defended only two his away in a small Office f Ma,iagt'nwnl and Budget cubformer Inn .iiuf," If I i42If1l'min nntl l,,hn Ii- Ikri.,,i, ,,, .,..,................ I,t.Iijl,. ,Lr,,.., ---------_ When th't two resigned on April 30 the President told a ll.iltm h an in Nos t nib r knew of ihi mitng 18 -11)111111(iirt1 .r lid rr,ru* that Ifti', '.err hithi 'I:n' liuthilt. '. iti tat, halo -i'rrin':rt h1ili ail llahltivan iIit: uctcd :-ei vants' and he has inert' if-an once expressed lilt- conhim to get the latter S notes on the affected time period fJune vn'tion that ultimately they ill he freed of all charges in 20. 1972) and later read them to him the telephoni' Watt'rgah' arol related ;natt&'rs hlalth'man had the t'ombirial itrn to 'lit, m1t' where the notes As the Ml1'acknowleded commanth'r of the so-culled were kept. "p!umbess' unit" .'t up in the White Ihtii' to clelyt' into The safe was under Secret Service guard Ili the Executive alkged national security mtters Ehrlmchman is current'y ()fliu Building .idjoiring Ihit' si', hilt' hiouse ci it is of). under indictment for complicity in II)v celebrated California viously significant that Ilaldeman retained . - I high degree of Weak-in at the offices of the ps)-cluatrist or Daniel "Ellsberg, control over his own files there, trionths after leaving office, 1)o Im- ned lonL41 the Papers Nor van it be forVolit-11 that. far back Ili Nlav after lialde. IUdSIW,a$ . t.*a,.nqt,li THAT'S NOT A I th t, ne ssoer SECURITY SYSTEMS by Bob Thaves FRANK & ERNIE'S DINER the lucrative contracts. u... enare seat denied denied him 1 Meanwhile, trade pubiica• 22 yea rs ago in Nevada. He tion.s say that Sedco may also be a bidder on the construe- caught the public imagina- bedroom PROTE CTION, INC. 3PCII$y IN -- FRANK AND ERNEST busy days inspecting the lated outpost.... Probably the .. SENTRY SAVE 40% "The weather up north is 4,000 in Miami, it has the same very poor and now the travel effect as if 4,000 are laid off by industry has become more of an General Motors in Detroit." impulse business. People look The Florida officials also met outside the window and decide with Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D. to hop a jet," said Phil Halpern. I recent holiday weekend, ,, corn leisure plays In the gross by impulse-traveling north- Pipeline Bidder most unusual comeback camSedco would have an in paigner in 1974 will be Tom side track in getting some of Mechlin who is seeking the II. Finally, should this rain last all day as it promises to, by evening, we'll discover an ominous wet spot on our ceiling, . (',ov. news conference, "If National Airlines Lays off massive oil reserve to Reps. Ed Derwinski, B-Ill,, alleviate the energy crisis. If Ed Madigan, B- ill.. George this decision ismacje,accord- O'Brien, li-Ill., and Vernon ing to the memos in our Thompson. R-Wis., flew down possession, private industry to the Guantanamo naval likely would be invited to base in Cuba and spent two Rea Ii ties 12. And, as a postscript, we'll sit up half the night with the bank statement and checkbook, trying to jugglefiguresithat are sparse in the extreme due to purchase of leaky new auto) in a mad attempt to stretch funds into the price of a new roof. The kind it never rains but it pours on. this - national product," Askew told a erners despite the energy Clements has set UP a task beaches beaches and nightclubs. On a Inescapable R Rain on the roof Is fancied as evoking reveries of cozily sleeping in, reading old-fashioned novels in old-fashioned attics or knitting and napping the day away. These fanare mireii, literary nnA h,wm HOW VERY NTRETuJ&] DO YOU 5EE IVW'T I ON THE FLOOR ? J.AvA force, which is now consider- By JOAN COLBY ('opleNewsSenice by Crooks & Lawrence w ing whether to open Kenneth and Orville Anderson, Wa h whose in it t ht has been coperatmng with I(eulin Askew and Sen. Lawton drafted emergency energy leg- Herndon, rotating calls since Chiles, 1)-Fin., have appealed to islation approved by the Senate, the Oct. 31 Herndon contract the Federal Energy AdminisThe bill classifies recreation expired. tration to give recreation and as a nonessential use for fuel Kenneth and Anderson won higher priority in a designtion Askew maintains dismissal of extortion and energy policy, could cause trouble for the conspiracy charges alleging "We recognize that the recre- tourism industry if the adminis- they threatened the life and ation industry will be hit harder tration ultimately adopts gas property of Turney and his than other segments of the rationing. Sanford Manager, and have economy," said the governor, A House-passed bill sup- stuck by their attempts to gain "But we want to get a fair start, ported by Askew makes no such We don't have a fair start if the distinction. industry Is classified as Askew said Jackson gave him 'unessential," assurances that he Askew and Chiles led a deli,- House provisions, saying that gation of Florida officials to allocation programs should disWashington Tuesday to lobby criminate against no segment William E. Simon, head of the of the economy, new energy agency. Meanwhile, tourist officials in "We're asking that he have Miami Beach reported that hoan appreciation for the role that tel rooms are being snatched up WASHINGTON I A Pt supports WASHINGTON WHIRL, The military's largest oil The computer at the Nat iunal reserve. of course, is located Institutes of Health churned in the Alaska north slope and out "yes" to a question about Beaufort Sea area. With this the impeachment of Presit'ast reserve. according to the dent Nixon. An Mu spokesGeneral Accounting Office, ain confirmed that ine code naval reserves may hold of the printout indeed came "close to the current proven from the computer but sugrecoverable oil from all nested that the answer as domestic oil fields." only a Not '.t"-4'4.- ncn-operating Seminole Ambulance Co., of Scott tourism a - _i 'c'c4 .' partner - .1 - engineering contracts for they are penned up. These in Arctic oil exploration. A new trepid hunters pay thousands mobile drilling platform is of dollars for shooting-gallery also being developed by the privileges so they can mount firm fer use in the Beaufort the heads of their "big game , - . • Ji'JT- / /—-_....,,,,.,,,_ , Mother's Nightmare tastes OF - ment strategy that will permit industry participation in High on the wanted list are the exploration, development the big game guides who buy and production of the animals from zoos and then turn them loose to be shot Reserves." down by wealthy trophy hun' One company that is eager ters. Some "guides" have to join in this industry par been known to corral animals ticipation" is none other than for their customers, who then Sedco, which is seeking new mow the beasts down while you count your change Do subsidy allotment for Neither Vihlen nor Kim- the exclusive franchise. brough would say if they conTuesday, Kenneth said his The county had been Janry, Kimbrough said that even skiered P&S "through" after fledgling firm could be in operating without an official rending Tuesday's hand- operation within a month, and ambulance service since though thedeal, "crisis" prompted delivered letter blasting the all that he needed was Ilerndon's contract expired Tuesday's "there had Oct. 31, and Tuesday, Herndon been some indication Herndon Emergency Medical Services cooperation from the sheriff's Council and questioning the department communications owner, ldus Willis, said he and might be compensated after the P&S had lost more than $3.200 expiration of the agreement." integrity of its chairman, Dr. division, Kenneth said he did Benjamin Newman. since then. not feel the extension of Hem. The letter, from P&S owner, don's contract would give that According to the agreement P&.S is not eligible for any Bob Turney, said his company firm an undue advantage In reached between Kimbrough compensation, despite handling will pull out Dec. 31, if no action bidding for the county-wide and Willis, Herndon will be 140 calls in the county last the subsidy was taken within business, when the commission c ompensated $3,332 for month, because it was never on November and December, and under contract, Kimbrough 48 hours, but endorsed Herndon adopts a plan. for the subsidy and exclusive will receive a third $1,666 added, Kenneth, a former Winter franchise—if one is to be Springs policeman, said granted, allegations Newman was a P&S has been locked in a in his company were l power struggle with the as-yet "completely untrue," tiionthly Gov. Askew, Sen.Chis es v is news printed 1, rT •1 mcm's strike forces. These 'Procurement Strategy' teams are zeroing in on II(in the same day,according legal wddlifesiaughter illicit i another memo. Ciements tropny rings and other cornapproed a Pentagon plan mercmaltraIlacinendangere1 that would allow a procure species - The !. I.. County Extends Contract With Herndon Ambulance (Coat'd from page 1) Defense Energy Policy Court- you be sure your head Is on straight or turning around like a weathervane, prisoner of wind that RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman -- / , CAMPUS CLATTER with B IMO BURL cii reporting directly to me Reed has organized teams for the purpose of approving of snecial aeents. lawyers major policies related to an d intelligence experts similar to the Justice Departenergy matters." ROYGREEN AdtertisinMarwqer 7 iPJ But alter reading the internal memos, we are waiting for Schlesinger tOSaythathis statements about Clements are 1 0 --'---- '2• it) : ' - -,-----.-----'----.------.-. your BILL VINCENT, JR Chief Ptograpi*r Ills boss, Defense Secre' tar' .James Schlesinger. assured tIn' press on Novembet been involved" and would be "the first to remove himself" from oil decisions. On Straigh t 9 dieaiii Cour4y Fdifo. ing oil out of the Alaska Despite WASHINGTON disclaimers. Deputy nerense reserve is hypothetical.M least at this time. Theref Secretary William P. CIehe said, it is "100 early" to Iit'rI wtrn came to tlw Pencharge Clements with a con industry. is makingdt'cisions about the flict of Interest. Pentagon's oil reserves . monitoring JNtLA55ELBERRY El - ra1b .1 RIC l - E I to itvestigate what he calls Yet two internal memos ''the strange goings-on reveal that ('lements riot only the Navy Petroleum oil around has poked his nose into policy but that his decisions Reserves. So far, he has NEW YORK 'AP) Is your lovely damseLs n the beaches Doesn't it make you secretly "Yes" was the right answer cOhIl(I enhance his personal received only perfunctory head on straight? of Bali and Tahiti! angry that a wife of yours han- to every question. Figure YOU holdings in Sedco. a Texas- response from an assistant Well, if you're not sure, give a If you were a government of- dies money so sloppily that have a screw loose for every ha rf oil drilli n' firm lIe Navy cecretar thought to it, man. ftial or, the take, don't you [up!e cart Like it (rtil:1 her one v oll aflwercd ith a 'no," still owns I 6 nislliun hiarc This is no world to walk think you'd hold out for bigger without her even noticing it? It there were four or more, bet- of Sedco stock, worth an esti• BI(; GAME The Watergat$ around in with loose screws In bribes than the ones who gel Those are the questions. Now ter buy a screwdriver. Your mated $107.8 million, hullabaloo, unfortunately. your noggin. There are too caught seem to have done? to your box score: has overshadowed one of the head needs tightening. many doing that already. The Just 13 days before Nixon Administration's most quo is fill ed , and we can ill Schlesinger promised Cle- progressive programs. ___________________ afford the luxury of many merits would keep his hands Under the leadership of more. on Assistant Interior Secretary off oil problems Nathaniel Reed. the Fish and November if your head isn't screwed on 17. t' be precise Wildlife Service is cracking III(, quiet Clements signed a straight, you are in danger of 4 memo declaring: "I hereby down on the shads' dealers wobbling off in the wrong dim-ccwho profit from killing, sell tion,That isn't what civilization approve the creation of a and trading animals. ing needs right now. It . aufurii o 'i * F3'Uf Wednesday, Dec. 19,1973-9A \ 1I.-F'TJ may JUST'\ GO)O' STAY VAT14 'TI4EM 3 HIT LAND. / WHILE I GET THE TIME DOC' / MACHINE READY' - I?' tUthat Clements "hasnot Is cYEE. WE MADE IT' k))R FOR The Sanford Herald Grow 1S by Jack Anderson How To Tell IR, CASEY IT SURE IS! X. MR Handling °'l L1 Party began attacking and killing members of the you have the feeling that everybody today is out to cheat erytxxly e1se' If a stranger on the street f Ii (ered to give you two $10 bills for$5,would you turn him TELEPHONE 322 2611 because you'd he nfraid a'. !east 831 9993 3CON FRENCH AVE SANFORD FLA 32771one of the $10 bills would be counterfeit' WALTER A GIE LOW. Editor and Publisher Do the television security screens in apart WAYNE 0 DOYLE ment houses and hotels now and Advert sing Director & Associate Pubiisp,er then make )ouda)dreaniabout FRANK VOLTOLINE General Manager trying to commit a criminal act JOHN A SPOLSKI, Aoitt Editor yourself? But that's about as far as the DAVIDA. BRYANT WINIFRED F GIELOWtho'h'' u,i ,e s, Isnt i ' . Comptroller MarçingEdit&r If you are over 40. do you itiure often about prob. HARDS DCu11 v n, olNSON knis dealing with work Sports Editor or JrcuiationManagcr than you do about dallying with r Red Uruguayan tolerance. more carefully now, - Banning " YE 15 Clements Uruguay by Dave President Fin �r. -. - - - -- -- - -- - - - - - - •• - - ______ 1OA--The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Dec. 19,1973 Wedn e sday, Dec---1-9., 1-973—IB I The Sanford Herald Miss i JeriAnn Ruby, William Davis _ _ _ Exchange Vows In Double Ring _:.Ark k 5j Rites I O~ IL Miss JeriAnn Ruby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Morris McKay Ruby of Sianford, beca me It* le bride Of William Glen Davis, son of Mr. and ~ri. 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(c) sabre saw. orbital 'cinder, ' van speed drill ' -, ' _________ - ______________ %VALUING 1411N, C1111IS1111NIAS Mr. and Mrs Gregory 0 (onnel of Deltona are captured (lancing (hi' waltz at Deltona Woman Club Christmas party Herald photo by Charles Edwards) I— ____ CASSELBERRY STORE ONLY Seminole Shopping Plaza Open Monday fhru Friday 9:30 A.M. To 10:oo P.M. Saleirday 9:30 A.M. To 9;00 P.M. Sunday 12:30 P.M. To 5:30 P.M. Phone 831.1200 To HEAT Like One With C en CENTRAL HEATING CALL.... WALL PLUMBING EATING, INC. — ear-End Salel — 1 Playtex Double Diamorid 0 Sizes Small Girdles SAVE $20' Per armen Playtex Living Stretch Bras Save Full Size Range -- Per Garment UP $100 To BUY NOW & SAVEI mi ;Hand DEPARTMENT STORE 213 E FIRST ST PH 312-4712 HOLIDAY HOURS OPEN THURS. & FRI. TIL 8P.M. SUNDAY 12 30 To 5 CO P M RINGS F MORE ' -I I PI I I FURNITURE SALES /1.- EAR / ') lotal ~Veight Earrings 1/25 ct. TA 391" ci. T.W. 49' 1/18 I, ----_----=1 •w• 12500 1/3 ci. TA 16000 14 , Ct • ? 1 /2 ct. LW. 3/4 ci. I W. 11 . id. T.W. 11/4 ci T W Other Diamond Earrings 235 - - 29500 49500 750 d Clus ters w J_ a er Jewelers 112 S. PARK AVE. SANFORD PH 322-2363 OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. NIGHTLY OPEN SUNDAY 1 T06 P.M. 'TIL CHRISTMAS - - - -• , For Christmas Giving Travelogue Hi hli his OR :6 Don't Have To A MILLIONAIRE Club Hosts Holiday Pal y.y WARDS HAS EVERYTHING FROM CHRISTMAS TREES TO GIFT CERTIFICATES TO MAKE HOLIDAYS MERRIERI "CHARGE ITI J\ ni Y vantagepoint. Jan. 12,1974, at 7:30 p.m. at the Mrs Leo lung and Mrs Lila First United Mcth Ii,' C1urh JaCksonofKingston,NC,were of Oviedo. guests.M It F Cole. class !eacher, read the Christmas story from Luke 01r7omen E ducators Meet - lap'let UE~ 00 _~R_ _____________ Instead of gifts tornembers i monetary gift was presented to the Children's Home in ty Enterprise, Mrs. C.I. Thomas reported 41, sending seven Get-well Cards and 15 Tluinksgiving Cards to a turkey shut-in members of the class. At the cl ose of his talk, Olsen jj j Cospondent Club at the Club house. dinner with all the trimmings. She was asked to send presented each of the 20 sell-out since early last month) F estivities ities began w ith a After dinner guests danced to Christmas cards a all shut-ins, members present, with t?iAO attended the Christmas party soc ial hour from 6:30 to 7:30 the music of AlNabicht and his Mrs. Mae (cillon and Mrs. long-3temmed roses. __________________________________________ Dixie Troubadoures. Ethel Williams were reported Refreshments of coffee and Mrs. Herman Wagner. ill. swe-et roles were served. I said, -If this keeps Making donations to the 're going to haw to build birthday batik iAere Mrs. C.A. g b an addition onto this club house Branan, Mrs. A.H. Stevens, of ours. We've almost outgrown Mrs. Sadie Allen and Sliss Aline Seventeen members were Cluipman. present at the November 11cr committee consisted of A check was mailed to the meeting of the Holly Circle Mrs. Irwin Rosenow, Mrs. Rodeheaver Bm's Itanch for a the Dellona Glrdzn Club at the Chr ist mas Iomc ti Mr lktnald Slif(tr gift Ri oil (urit Il director of I llmorL, Hazel F lynt F aye Joseph ( Icu irid \IN ItR h in! '° and was supervised by Mrs Lois Taylor read A Mrs Anthony taVfsth served Industructional Media, liii, (,aines, I lizabeth (,allant as co.ho.stess, President Dottie i Mrs lienryl Mothers Ive t end the was guest speaker at a dinner Mary Groome, Carol Gen try' Mrs. meeting. F. 1.tiigknttlit. L. Von meeting of the Alpha Delta and Charlotte Geyer . Nkderhduscrn, vice-president, Kappa sorority at the Deltona Also Marnita Carli, Rebecca introduced Mrs. Albert Inn. Ho:nes Mary Grace Kosky, ('roninger, guest speaker of the Angie Taylor director of the Kathleen 1 e Jean I tel • j [' day. w~o spoke on, "Care of Seminole County Audio-visual Dorothy M(,rrison, Kate Nash, Fresh• Flowers." . (c1ter sa ho.,tc and I,, _______ • M,rir. Nirhnfr., Not-11F! lrb, John troduced the e speak r. lthgsdale, Catherine l'earcc, an nounce t'i H. D . An impressive and nAlice Parry, Belle Rumble) Chrisonger, Mrs, I larold Stoney formative travelogue on and Angie Taylor. and Mrs, Wesley Stoney Australia, including color directed the "The Garden visuals, ',sas given by Mr. Also tilatata' Ru kr, Thtraphy' program at the W f I Cordell, --Lorraine Whiting, 011ie Reese Duvall Home. Chapter members present Whittle, Elois Wilkins, The December meeting will be a Christmas party to be held were Gene Allen, Sheila Margaret Reynolds, Roberta CASSELBERRY at the Lanford Hotel, Winter Cameron, Arletta Coberly, Richards, Mary Rogers and Y. 1792 Geneva Cochran, Laurel Park. at 12 noon, on Dec. 20. Joyce Roberts. 11OLLYCIRCLE YOUR 1 - elebra e ChrstmaS U -1. mother of the bride-'room t elect; and Kathy Wild, sister of the bridegruoin elect. Others invited to attend were Mrs James Michael Mrs Irvin Abell, Mrs. Brad Dinsmore, i Mrs. Michael Taylor, Mrs. Daughters of Wesley Sunda y Harden Webb, Mrs Don Ulrey, School Class of the First United Mrs. James Palmer, Mrs. Methodist Church met in James Staley, Mrs. James Fell(,wship flail withMrs. D.M. Partin, Mrs. Hazel West, Mrs. Paul and Mrs Doris Rogers as John Goree, J'S Ofl S hostesses, assisted by Mrs. Roy Mrs. Robert Lee, Mrs. John flhlis,Mrs Loutseknowlesand Ridenour, Mrs Don Weaer, Mrs. F. W. McCall, Mrs. James Mrs. S.G. Harriman . The ball held a large lighted Afford and the Misses Betty and Christmas tree along with Martha Courier. __________ SYSTEM: 9-TRACK PLAYER, cidon, I P aytex o li 6 LS (($-ti(}StCSS Guest speaker of the day was linus Olsen, well-known in Central Florida as a rose expert and winner of many first prizes in many Rose Shows held in Florida and other states fie gave a most interesting and enlightening talk on the care of rosesiand the variouE types that can be grown in Central Florida. showing beautiful colored slides as tie described them, Wi - : BUII)ALLINCIIL().\ Ito 1) Mr s. Kenneth Hickson, Mrs Earl Dalt U- ters '; -5' I 3104 OPTIOP4At CART "weting of thc Doglivood Circle of the Deltona Garden flub was held at the hono. of Mrs Lorenzo Moody. Special feature stheshotinb. g Mrs.. i CU llalb,ert Jr. of Deliona. of part of her Bcizai collection. She delivered a very informative corturientary on this art The Fern Circle of the Deltona (garden Club held it Ovemberrzieeting at the home of Mrs Henry Moore president Mrs John flaIl fit - _ Trar ..,, .-o,,A Knowles Entertained - ' — t flin id T Vt If-RN (IRILE - ii ( \ ( Cecelia Farmer photo) Tim Lanier of Atlanta, served at the bride's table. The punch table was overlaid with a white cut-work linen cloth. Guests served chicken salad , molded a Miss Tracy Kno w les, whose decorated in a Holidaytheme stonewear pattern *ing, assorted crackers, marriage to Tirn Sullivan will throughout and the individual Guests enjoying the delightful Merin ue Caps, Pecan Tassies, be an event of Dec. fl at Saint luncheon tables were covered luncheon with the bride-elect l ime punCh, nuts, and bell. Margaret Mary Catholic with red and green cloths and were her mother, Mrs. shaped mints. Miss Debbie Church, Winter Park, Was cc-: red with low candles Charlotte Knowles, her grandPdrker, niece (ii the groom, complimented with a recent surr.unded by Christmas mother, Mrs. LouLse Knowles presided at the punch table. brifld luncheon at the hoine of greens and glittering 1;.111.s. wid an aunt, Mrs, lillian SinA silver bowl was heaped Mrs. Earl Weldon, 122 Krider Silver and crystal ap. cl.air with small white illusion net Road. pointments were used and the Also Mrs. S. G. Haniman, bags Filled with rice which were hostesses were Mrs. Weldon, luncheon menu i nc l u de d Mrs. Douglas Stenstrom, Mrs. later passed to guests for the her two daughters, Miss Eileen chicken salad, congealed William Stemper, Mrs. William purpose of showering the Weldon and Mrs. Kenneth cranberry mold, green beans Layer, Mrs. Don Reynolds and departing bridal couple. (Janice) Hickson, and Mrs. and lemon pie. Mrs. Gary Riffle. iIiLlI) Ju;% iaksuaii me hostess gut was a piic. F The lovely Weldon home was setting in the bride's chosen selected a Navy blue pants ensemble featuring t jacket designed with elastic on l waistline. The silk ascot and DOG %UODClIt(i.F: 103-PC. "'NORDIC FLOWER"' 44 4 ' Lipers Mrs Ihrald Correspondent UL JUICER WITH lIIIIIitdIateI) following the ceremony the reception was - held at the Wilshire Club Howse. The bride's table was overlaid with a white lace-edged cloth and centered with a beautiful three-tiered wedding cake, decorated with white and pale yellow rws, and topped with white satin bells. - _____ SPECIAL BUYI BORDENS EGG (119 ION love-knot, For sentiment, th e jacket and trousers with a b ri de wore the traditional blue crciru colored shirt lie garter edged in lace and a six. carried a white satin pillow pence, from tier sister, was bearing the wedding rings. worn in her shoe. For her daughter's wedding, The bride's bouquet was a Mrs. Rubychosen street-length frrmal casradv vf white and pale green muins, tinted winter style dress was accented by a wheat and miniature pom-pom -ig chiffon rolled cot of light creamy beige. A corsage of white jack.straw niurms tinged with pale green BRIDAL PARTY complimented her matching coat. horgtrl 1ii,s Lsai.s urt The groom's mother wore a a long Nile green silk crepe THE BRIDE lace street-length dress of beige caftan. The pale green The bride. given in marriage trun was sprinkled with green crepe featuring long full sleeves by her father. chose a formal sk-ed pearls. Completing her and a flared skirt with fall the outfit was a Kadpiece of leaves of muted autumn colors. length gown of white silk ere pe muted bronze and nale green Her corsage was 4 off-white blouse was of shaded autumn The flowing caftan style colors of gold, burnt orange, with nbbon streamers jackstraw mums. featured a shirred empire ri to rind beige A cloche from the back. Her dainty white bodice. Mrs. Jack Frost. Sr., of ('range completed her outfit. basket of petals was accented Venice lace, re-ernbroidered with seed pearls, edged the with matching flowers in her Cullman, Ala., chose for her The bridal couple left for a Mrs. John Courier Jr., and white camellias. Bri da l headpiece. granddaughter s wedding an wedding tr ip to Chalet Village assisted by Mrs. John Day, games were played wi th prizes neckline bodice and sleeves ' . . eg-5he!I bIi' i!k IvtirM in tht!tnb'irg, Term., Upon fet'd Mi Gall Bratton , beir' won by Mrs. Ralph Neely The tteblan-style ece of Ringbearer, Timmy Davis, sliwath dress with" a matching their return they will reside in popular bride-ripct of Steve and Mrs. W. R. Clonts. white silk crepe featured a side wore a Inuted rust colored coat. She wore matching ac- Atlanta. The hostesses presented Wild, at a bridal shower at the corsages of white carnations to Courier home on Dec. 6. The home was festively the honored guest and her adorned for IJ* occasion and mother, and future mother the focal point of the law. Refreshments of Cherry decorations was a bride doll ounded by ferns and pink Cream Glace and coffee were LIP JJ • UL — Gnden Ci cles $J jA her Bride-Elect Gail Bratton Guest Of Honor At Shower CAFTAN ironing needed Men's 14'/2-17 Hurry in! ' ,, ) Arnel' triacetate- ,# - H or r y in, s a v e! Give him the comfort-fit and smooth touch of today's fine knits! Exciting fashion patterns $park any outfit, too! Choose easy-care 100195*6 polyester, polyes te r- nylon, polyesterAmell triacetate or Arnell-nylon fabrics; no / . .' ', - Ob 2&5 / L- I THE KNIT HITI DRESS SHIRTS WITH $16 88 — 4 - accessories. A corsage of off THE Itt Tire candlelabra er decorated with greenery~vande tern PaIls. Satin bows marked 111C family Ushers Richard flicks of Riverdale, Ga. and George Ruby of Knoxville, Tenn., brother of the bride, lighted the tapers at the beginning of the cerernory. Joel Mathews of Atlanta, organist, presented a program of nuptial music consisting of various selections including "True Love" and "Romeo and Juliet". Thi' selection of "If Ever I Would Leave You" was unprvssive and beautifully sung by Ted and Barbara Brewer, broUvr-in-law and sister of the bride. The music chosen for the processional was "Trumpet Tune". 3.99 e or - ___________ LOUNGER w- - i1 _______ _ -- C -- ui.semble The background setting or the bridal arch formed by fif ty-eight while cathedral flankul by 3~C O 'b - _________ ceremony. FLEECE Cb /I - ____ _____ . brothe r of the groom, officiated at the double ring candlelight 4. T I __________ ___________________ INI white mwnunnp'ernented ~11111111 :20 COT ON FLANNEL PAJAMAS - __________ ______ James Davis of Atlanta, - 918 artha Stowe, of JnnesboroMa.,granthn th eroi the groom, ore an outfit of watermelon pink with matching rs. '_ c. SAVE 2 _______ Ce=Wies and completed her ensemble with a corsage of white inuins. -. �- I c$ .. - ---- - ______ -. - - -I __________ . - ____________ _______________________________________________ _____ I _______ " i 14, 'p- By _____ ____________ __________ yEt , It4,'' _______ 1- 0 .1 / (4F ;" , — - Rialit - not \\1'1tC to Grant ___________________ ;7 ,,_~'.# I- - J r ______________ ___________ - - - - -- " _______ e V., , - - ________________________ t peI Mus i 00 r Polly's Problem ________________ ______ - __________ Gos e DEAR POLLY When moving into our home found the bathroom tile floor was (lotted with spots from the tile cement. 1 have used everything I can think of but the cement still sticks fast. I hope some I reader has an answer for me. Thanks or the wonderful Pointers. —MItS.C.R.S. __________ _____________ -; t I f; ______ — I _________ - mar _________________ _______________ _________ _________ - , c _____ MAR VA V. HAWKINS Herald Correspondent ' up to her . _ litisband G1 i By Ab gail Van Buren 1?73 I Ck. a ps Y N, . DEAR ABBY: The advice you gave "Lettcrkss," that poor wife whose husband Is away in the service and hardly ever writes to her, was noth ing less than cruel. I am old enough to be her mother, and I would have told her to get rldofthebum! When she begs him to write because she's wortied, his response Is: "if I die, the service will inform you." Abby, his cruelty is surpassed only by yours. He's not her teenaged son, he's her husband, and the father of her children. She has every right to worry about him, and demand th at he write. And you tell her to rite him "chcerful. nesv, -- ?. '1' rItr:n: t h - ia both mother and father to their children, and has far less time to write than be has. Abby, I do believe your compassion and brains are in your rear end! DISAPPOINTED IN BUFFALO —j . -•', - DEAR DISAPPOIN'TED: Sorry, but I still think I'm right Your "fight-fire-with-fire- philosophy would be a sure was' to consign marriage to a heap of ashes. DEAR ABBY: My husband and I have been married for about six months and we live a long way from his parents and mine. We have a new t'wc-bcdroom home, but only one of bedroomsisfurnished.[Ours.JMyparenLswanttocometo visit us and see o'er new home. We don't know whether should give thcm our bcd and rent something (or us to sleep on, or keep our own bed and rent something for them to sleep on while they are here. What do the etiquette books say about this? NEEDS ADVICE 1. '. : : DEAR NEEDS: Who cares what the etiquette books say' I'lain, old-fashioned considera tion and respect f or one's pa rents can t.fll you to give them the more comforsabk sleeping accommodations. DEAR f -- " to ears have been ringing almost con- Something must be causing it. ti I worry all the time over it. I am tired of hav in g people tell me to forget it, it's only .: IF_ - -s-- - a.- ----------4:..-. -a UI) **l&UL'-QI$J$$. 1%&IJ . WORRIED V4.1U11,. DEAR WORRIED: See another docto r. This an ear. nose and throat specialist. Worrying about what It COt't.I) BE is sometimes more serious than sshM it 1119. -('ONFIDENTIAL TO "LOVING WIFE IN HARTFORD": Sorry, but I can't help you get a Vietnamese orphan ta be "used' as a Christmas present to surpri se your husband. A child Is not a toy, neither is It a pet. a I ______ ~ My ABBY: tinuously for a year. I went to a physician. He looked in my ears, said he couldn't see anything wrong, but maybe I should consult an car doctor. Well, I went to an ear specialist. He looked in my ears, and even took X-rays, but he couldn't see anything either. Abby, I know my cars can't be ringing for nothing. ti me. CASE Z-503: Bert J., aged 34. -.., is the advenising executive whose wife discovered pictures of nude girls in his desk drawer. "Dr. crane." Bert protested, "when we were first married. Gwen was certainly a seductive siren. - ' A Gospel Extravaganza ..- ___-C.- ~. "She'd wear diaphanous n0lies, alluring perfume and be an enthusiastic boudoir -_ - __: . - ... - "But that still didn't aff ec t my gastric appetite in the dining room, where sh e'd spend ho urs concocting enticing new menu.s S.-IL'' :. 1- - • • -' - ---- - ' t •Z - '- dined on TV dinners in the dining room if I'd have had my quota of cheesecake in the bo udoir! "Sn when I'd come to bed at 11 P M. I'd see her with hair curlers and in a flannel nightgowo, snoring! "at's when I hit upon the pornographic pictures to make up .r tier ddiciency in erolk stimulating value "For it was either a case of using pictorial erotica or else .-, ___ _ ______________ ____ ________________ -:. . ____ i. - - - .'.' - ' -r - NEW 7 -" ____ ,__'_ _________________ ______________________ D 11111~1111111111110 reams ______ re A Black For . ________________ _____________________ I w paramours" _________ ---A = - and then later learned they had - -- - sneaked into a hotel restaurant ' . - Miss Lewis is editor and -. - - ______________ -_i I -- i - — I ___ AA _________ _____________ ___________ ______ '4 , - - _____ -• I$ ~ -- - - -: - -i-. ___ 11su.i i ___________________ _________________ ----.-'--' ______ ._o Usher of "Encore," which she desmbes as "hearing again" or "a further interpretation" of news of the world reported from a black perspective. 11cr aim was to widen the horizons of inquiring adults, fo- -i '- l a 1111111 I 1- - , - / t professional . FORECAST — _. It, II I %# I th e future. only one in the Deltona area, Herald Cerrespondcat "West Volusia County is oadly had faith in her ideas. terested persons, will at te nd the Ambulance service by the State But his erotic hunger rn ay be Volusia County Council meeting of Florida, the Beacon at 9,1.111', Thursday, to prsent a Ambulance service will be 3 or 5 times that of his wife! "Oh, Dr. Crane," many recommendation, passed by the for ced to go out of business on grlevir.g wives prot est, "you Club two weeks ago, ,,to sup- Jan, 1, 1974. It now operates In F' . a ( to get ahead in your career. Avoid one who is a Consummate husbands." actor. Not so! GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Keep promises you have God Almighty created man to Council Emergency Ambulance headquarters in the Deltona Program," Inn. William F. Brockmeier, At present, of th 10 am- Kiwanis Club, vice-president madr. Sepsch for the clothing and other items you want ind have that greater gastric bulances provid-cl, cight are says that it is hoped thit all hunger of 3,500 vi. 2,000 calories July II 1) Gtt into the. in the dining room. arftsti or amusements outlets that can conch your life. Show And it was God who made devotion to loved one man to have a far greater LEO (july 22 to Aug. 21) Entertain your friends at home sexual ardor. instead of going out so much Don't be ashamed of th ose you Pat riarehal Jacob thus had , itould be proud of' Improve harmony and comfoit to home wives, which is about the usual VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept, 22)Find th crihfitcmsthatwiU d isparity between a heal thy . husband c w better ~Plan for morc success t confide in nographic pictures or even the future. Don' '' others, though, or your ideas tll be stolen Keep aleit CAPRICORN (Dec, 22 to Jan. 20) Enjoy hobbies with tow firitnAk during your stpa-re time- Wfake new acquitntances of f 11-1 -; " that living paramours. look -. ------------ ------------ ----- ---- ----- probicms. piOjCCtS Winning the confidence of others i..-ome% husband' Send for ray nv Te.sdi early to let go of rrsois and sit iluas once Problems in Marnage," - their purpose has been served Spiritual training eatzy " Thr Stars impel, they do not compel_- Wh4t -' 1 ( :1arT~ L-1 1. I : t.& Rti1tcr you make of liters and creditors Nrw even inent, and stayed for rive i1vc'rUsers are condag m to )z,ars, working and traveling support us. We're the miracle fr om there," she recalls, Avenue,"the pub- JInUSIy is now reidy. $I io, Ca !()d Rig for your - clas -Ing a long Mamped. return - -apej). Boy, 629, 1101 iv cu---1, C&lif. 9002W Uc) 11)73, McNaught Synthcate,Inci t-a, wt's v a' cR,..s , ,, aOdsH V*T*4D$ 4d 11IItI t.ia cast, , . . her.wlf -a Ix)sitivist Ii.sher said in an interview. %%ltti a distaste for conflict," Miss Lewis s an experien ced and says th at even in New journalist who work ed for Life York she is not a joiner, "I was born into a resWt. becom in g a Free lan ce writer, able m iddle class family," Miss In her brii,ht shirt and slacks Lewis says. "We lived In a d cashmere sweater "the Philadelphia suburb and had I - me luxury I allow myself"- biten while, I %4ould have had the is an attractive young the option of work ing or not. , Autnan who smiles often and My bac4. l round impelled me to enjoys talking about her an- work. I think tiistrirally, the tique collections. She says she bl ack 'orn,'in is a fem in ist who nillect everything, anything, sees herself as a worker, helper _______________________ ____ Women Those Brownout Blues 4 are anticipated next sumnier, reductions of as much as t ha 10 A Both 4 / a*w's, B terrific. There is no kind of rac- major suits but it Just doesn't happen to wheel in this time' Science has paid off but the unscientific bidders who went down at seven are entitled to mild complaints. 1.14 TUIF'liISI çs ________________________ _____________________________ _________________________ Pass 64 Pass 64 Pass Pa ss Pass Opening lead—J4 • fly Oswald & James Jacoby Today's hand illustrates both luck in duplicate and the modern expert use of the ' lit' or 71*y American cities, - - i I " And once people realized we of life and you can afford to ask for aces. TOt)A's"S QUESTION You do bid (our noirump and that his partner must hold your partner bids five spades to werets't using blackness as a tool, we've had no problems either seven soades and six show three aces. What do you do with support. Our story is fan. the ace of clubs. He reallv hearts or six of each suit plus now' Ans%er Tontorrow Family Lib this. I' ve ad.,$ Jacksonville - - - two of one ('Blur' followed his g I middle tf a b!a -kcit Th"re's isn't always perfe - t. 1ju t flow do you know w he the' there's a a possibility of motor . ''' course one would expect a husband to confer %%- till \\ I'1 fl best bc( is to use electrical ap. Both Ills wife sterile. . ___________ - Yet in his last column Lew joined company with sociologist Amitai Etzioni to protest a Miami Court ruIini. which stated a woman dot's not need her husband's consent be I Iems If anything. it no more significant than inving a tooth pulled But if a choice must be made between giving a husband the legal right to veto an abortion and giving him no VOi('t' the matter, I have to choose the no'vvlo alternative 'I'he best compromise, as the publisher of a new woman's news magazine suggests, would lx' mandatory pre'abortluii counseling. But even with required counseling In the case .someoni' would finally have 10 nizikt' the th't'i' of a dispute . sion. T he law in this case does not do against men. It • - women are ..... '. We are ever solicitous al ir those who come to - US in their whether providing - Considerate facilities Or offering reassuring words and guldar.re. Turn to us with confidence in your time of need. / " . • 'I police we should concentrate on oilier forms tit legislation. If we're interested crested in St re ngt hi ng the American ía mmiv, why don't we empower the government to gave lax credits to industries that provide day care empower the schools to in corporate parent training for both .scxes into their curriculum, encourage employers start in with the Federal gort'rnment to Increase opportunit ii's for pa rt inn' s ork be lieve - ~ I A If we warif to see mort- women keeping their babie,s. or tit least making a decision in concert with their hiii"hands, I - Wilson Eichelberger there's the tirmtnat har aiid making damage $we the runway' s grassy apr- An unusual humming or pliances only if there 15 an acacnmy graduates and have droning from the motor in a urgent need during brownouts. been working here since April . 006, - (9) (11) News (13) Starcast (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Dick Cavtt (44) of the murder of a young lawyer Peter Gunn (44) Hogan's Heroes ,,, : I -"- more time with their children? We're so wrapped up in the abortion controversy, we 'i'ni I to be forgettin g that birth is onis' the beginning. Tin' statisti' cal prv%ence Mortuary THURSDAY . PH, 3225212 lllOPirieAse - when that halm, is ' anford lelt will) a TV and baby - sitter t*( ually in- different to hisht'r needs, when that iatht'r afl(I mother base received no training or incentives for parenthinoit • PARK — ____ ____— -- 49qSCVL: LETS & S PREPARE 0 — T11 N a _________________ ________ ____ ____________ ____________ AND GIBLET GRAVY. 6:00 (2) Sunshine Almanac (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 () Sunshine AlmAnAC 6:30 (2) The Flying Nun (6) Summer Semester 7:00 (2) T oday (6) CBS Morning News (9) Bozo's Big Top 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo (9) Mike Douglas Sh ow 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue S'• I It" 'N WE w STREISAND IN 1 WAYI' HOMEMADE PIE $1.25 647-4721 —.-- 'a.,a... - I ~=E 'E&rUIIi ' ONLY ALSO YOUR FAVORITE $ -''--a.,.. __________________________________________________ -_ _____________ '4 PHONE TODAY PC _____ WERE ARE ¶ T4t r , f I,. i THE 'N $N a , ;=..•- gil plus ______ _____ a _ _____ _________________________________ ________ - - - -___ - -. ________ _______ ii ME " 1 --_ -- socamo chars T$1AflE ii tI AJ' - SUPPLY OF CORNBREAD DRESSING 19N flu '51i1I7TILTI t'riI'fsI:i1.1j)gpJ1 _.__..A.— 7 AU.cEATUIE% SEATS MORNING YOUR ~ ~ -~ A, - ______ ______________ ____ _ct It 1 dnesday's ' Radet 1)1 ___ __ __ __ gest - pra~l Show 14 "c (6) What's My Line? (9) Movie 9:30 (6) Concentration 10:00 (2) Dinah's Place iR - I . 1 . - ~1.111 -- - J G1 AMUs _____ Wild 10:30 (2) Baffle - W,4 Al,;>W" The Joker's The 1. !,, z~ - , # w _____________________________________ _ __ oxfol 11 VW No III rew $10,000 Showtimes A_ anNHURgJN' 2:30a7:30.9:20 Gambit P.M. Last Night! aiYc.IN1 7 ________________ 111110, I I _,- Holiyv%ood L I - rl~ "BOXCAR BERTHA -A .- _~ ALSO AT 8:30 ~f I I 14 '. _______________ -'''' " LIVE 12:00 (2) Jeopardy ENTERTAINMENT IN (6) Secret Storm - - A / Variety News e "- AMIL - SaudILvt iiiige. 12:30 (2) News (6) Se (9) ____ Sound Split Sec ond By / HAPPY HOUR (I)) Who. What, ' (6) / oinAt s Th Sondbu' The Country poI:tan arch For Tomorrow News (9) All My Children (13) Young And RC'HC5S (44) Movie 30 (2) Three On A p p.s , p M OAIL' eum 'utc Dancc to your fovorife 5 Q ''' DON ' T MISS Match / - V - '' Turns DAILY BUSINESSMEN 'S \ LUNCHEON Rnm / / $ SP 15 1 ____________ The Edge 75 Ag#d TO Pefftclion. Bro-ito And Sicyid With ATo ha Po'il Of Night (44) Patty Duke a ce,u ______________________ Green _______________________ Regular - -. Salad. S3 / $995 12 che3. Toosmall foranad 7 " (h,) means I column by 2 in to or effective? beratcli- 164 . - -qaip;~ t - -' $ (6) i - -..--.. - (9) Drama Special 2:00 (2) Days OfOur Lives Guiding - # - THE (6) As The Wor ld / ç ~ i at I m tunes 1'om 8 30 " 1, ~, ( unfil?? . I a iamdv, especially when that mother mus' n ork fulFtiim', - FERN $r L'.'PLIc4..T 1" I - (44) I `-92. North 'n gt!"itHIE "Hi 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show (6) IIW)' who had been doubling as a 1 Night Gallery Trash 11:55 (6) News AFTERNOON before taking such a drastic step. But nowhere is a man required to have a woman's consent before rendering himself _____ bereavement, sionally clecting it drunk from before it shuts off power. The ons are free of grazing deer , (44) Trouble With Inter. airport, Duties include occa- BoUt an ri-erload protector ' (6) The national Airport, It' s mty to tvII if you' re in the -p () Love Of Life Password wile's consent before he could undergo a vasectomy? 01 .. anothe'r YOU _ ' (9) Would Lew be in favor of (I rcing a husband to oblain his color and so on, sarsing the colors for the c11'e( COMFORTING 'JI ____________ __________________________________ --- r Bs Joanne and hew Koch (Note: Today's column is written by Joanne) or bell. Tr~ .in inch or _____ I I I$ TeIevision Squa es to veto abortion Sequins strung together on wish Iti - ) 1 10 (2) Dad has no right hea, weig hit or doubled thread make an attractive and different necklace braof 1 49 sqACINO (6) I realized, .Nr%e%( Accent a narro, A band anfd - (44) Revalations We have a lot of faith in things that will follow," relet - binoculars to read meters. Melanie's "Peace Will Come?" "Corpse and rather than face a vicious dog. Peter and Gordon and Dick and sisters aren't convinced an old by the convicted man's mother 1106 Finally, an exfootball player is Dee Dee also are featured. friend is dead, especially when of deliberately tming the cam. his familiar voice comes and even getting the mother to through in a mysterious lie on the stand. Marshal *** ds the lawyer and soon telephone call one night, defen al though police list him, in- learns that the lawyer was 0 0 -___ having an affair with his constead, as being deceased. victed client's girl friend. Sure 8:30-30 NBC WEDNESDAY gets involved. ____________________ MOVIE OF THE WEEK 3:00 (2) Another World WEDNESDAY 'Pioneer Woman" The tiiiw IS Sninkev Says: . 3:00 (2) Another World 1867, the place Wyoming (6) The Price Is EVENING Territory. It's all about Rght tS i' 1 qJ ." homesteading and the hard(9) General Hosplfdt 7-00 (2) To Tell The WPM sps of frontier living. Joan (13) Movie i, roPvr.rr. Truth Pettet and William Shaer (44) New m (6) ttcan' lfero play a married couple who J:30 (2) Return lu t9) Lucy Show leave Peyton Place their home in Indiana for (131 News (6) The Flintsiones a new life, with their two (24) Children's (9) One Life To Live children, out West. David Christmas 1 0 SEASON OPENS NEW YEAR' S EVE (24) Today In (44) Mod Squad Janssen plays a friendly ranfl1 7 V jr Legislature / il_A 7:30 (2) The Price Is c her. Tragedy forces the wife to (44) BulIwinkle •Post Time 8 P.M. Right make a big decision. When her If" J 't; 4:00 (2) Somerset (6) Andy Griffith Matinees Mon., Wed., Sat., 1:45 P.M. husband dies in a flash flood, (6) Mery Griffin *All New Grandstand (9) Circus She must decide whether to (9) MCvIe (I)) Tomorrow Show .New Color TV ( return to Indiana or stay on. (24) Se sa me Street 8: 00 (2) Adam 12 (44) Gilligan's Island Sorry No One Under 18 (6) Sonny & Cher 4:30 (44) Petticoat Junction 9-10 CBS CANNON Oscar (9) Dick Clark 5:00 (13) Women's News winner John Marley (supPreseits (24) MisteRogers (24) Bill Moyers JAflFORDORLcflDO KEf1IEL CLUB porting actor in "Love Story") Neighbor hood Journa' guests as a fight manager )luflteii( Be extra careful with (44) Green Acres 30 Miles north of Orlando between 'on' (7) (t) Bold Ones whose fighter begins to act warming fire,! 5:15 (13) Starcast 8:30 (2) Mystery Reservations (305) 831.1600 strangely or. the eve of his big S:30 (6) Green Acres (6) Movie fight. Cannon is called in by the (9) Truth (9) Movie (,OLDLN SPOON A .\}'tI) Consequences bo xer's girl friend to check out (24) War And (13) Local her boy friend's peculiar Peace WIN NER Programming behavior. Cannon descovers he 900 (6) Cannon (24) ElectrIc Company had been In a bar brawl in (3) Movie (44) Gomer Pyle (44) Mov ie which a punch ex-fighter Is 6:00 (6) News 10:00 (2) Love Story alleged to have been killed. ('3) (24) Sesame Street (9) Marshall 10-11 CBS KOJAK "ConI (44) Luc' Show ow '•",t'V4Ot (24) Performance spiracy of Fear" Kojak L CENTRAL FLoRIDA'S OLDEST 6:30 (2) News 10:30 (24) Woman with local bureaucracy as he ANDFIHESTSTEAK HOUSE (6) Newa 11:)) (2) NeWS SERVING plows DINr4R's'UNTIt. i ic AY (9) News 133 (6) News Pyramid (44) Fury 11:00(2) Wizard Of Odds vised a lot of other people how to run their publications, and is ak • PP )73 Tt3 cc.r'pIe' _______ (6) tastic, because people believed j'" Miss l'Issa).8. "Over the years, I've always rv)w mv own dremil Ste A least one ace and his partner partner has shown decided signs Is trying for a grand slam. North s first thought Is just to bid spades. Then li t' stops to think and decides L'II in our office, ind the staff Is aktut equally divided be. t%ecn iin'n and women," (12 ~ 1 11 &11 1 ? 10 women are airport police- iutitns to protect smm' ap- woriien at of the time. _______ North is really excited hit' b:dding has i)4'l'fl 19 when he hears his partner's North East South forcing two spade opening 14 Pass 14 bid. Then he Just rai ses to Pass 24 Pass 44 three with every intention of Pass 4 Pass taking strong action later. You. Sou th. hold Then South lumps to five notrump and North can't 4K J 65 2 •A Q 10 65 4K 4 3 What do you do now? figure what is going on. He A has all he has shown plus at Bid four notrump. VOUF -' The two attractive young call for special IZIZ1I] grand-slam force. - a bout % of $ I hillier. lflil~ from browncut? against almost all even or 24 takes black people serusly, posing attention to a "third wor ld " point of v ie w. She says that Is really what counts, "When we started, nobcd> got paid the first year, except one secretary. Everybody else ,ist survived, somehow. They rk."ed no boss. We all work together and the atmosphere is dreamej , House 88:30 NBC ADAM 12 "South. arrested for a robbery in a We Still Have Our. 8:3.10 NBC THE SNOOP police undercover man west Division" There are stadium where he once ran 94 SISTERS (PREMIERE) mis investigation threatens to LUNCH EON laughs and sadness in this fast- yards for a touchdown. isa (etching Idea of a series, co- a $50 million redevelopemtnt SPECIAL paced half hour. Game-show starring two great ladies of the project. This results in huge 81:33 ABC DICK CLARK theater and movies, Helen pressures on Kojak. host Fred Holliday plans an MI3 irate father whose son has Just PRESENTS THE ROCK AND hayes and Mildred Natwick. it Sr.dtI put a valuable coin into a R011 YEARS Going back, was a pilot movie last season 1011 ABC OWEN MAII LOtJPdU OPEN DAILY iCuOG ¶u bubble-gum machine. The Dick helps Pat Boone recall his good enough to rate a spot in a SIIAIJ.1, COUNCEI.OIt AT ___ Father tries to break It open. A early hits, "April Love" and rotating series with the two LAW "The Second Victim" female meter reader is "Too Soon to Know," and grand dames playing mystu-y Quite a complicated case, A /' arrested as a peeping Tom. Bobby Sherman sings "Hey, write rs and amateur detec- defendant is found guilty of Turns out she's using Little Girl." And remember tives. This segment is titled murder. The young lawyer who sonable contract. It makes West North East South - When voltage in a motor'W. spend half our time at saving bfO\VI3OUt5? driven appliance is r ed uced the checkpoin ts in case of Electrical utili ties have some iriore than 10 per c'int. "-'11Y threats of concealed firearms, ideas on that. They have the motor es to compensate explosives or hijackings," said su Med guidelines for major for its reduced power by the recently married Mrs. Opp 1a during the planned working ha rder. If it begins (0 White, "rolling" brownouts destined to overheat, the overload hit' remainder of the eight- power. vulnerable that the procedure is being taken too light ly. Certainly this is the case with the woman who claimed an abortion per work for Faye White and Judy t matter, do during r'wer. no electric studies while anddecidesto settle for just six spades. Where does duplicate luck come into the picture? Because seven spades is a rca- for everyone in is all in a day's too, to prevent overloading cent without damage. Higher b bids six diamonds. South - - t? strength by various gradations. North decides that his trumps are a trifle too good for a mere six club bid and 42 •K653 4j'73 am not urging aNirtion on an%, wornan. For rtnt' 4 10984 - nd wi se showing their trump SOUTH (D) the fieki, as long as they do mod work. "What we want," she adds, a magazine for fat people, skinny people, black people, stiite people, Indian people and Jewih people not a patron. wng thing. We feel we're a ho inanist magazine." .. - equipment is a good clue to the brownout. So is a dimming of Electrical brownout.s in some lights or the shrinking of the reIons of the nation are picture on a television screen. JA(.'KSONVI I.! .E, Flu. AP ) inevitable in this first ssuiter of Most major household appliSearching for bombs and pothe energy crisis. Voltage cuts ances will tolerate voltage tenilal hijackers What • '' 4 A KJ752 V AKJ1O93 Copley News Service just w-tin for For your copy send your biribdate and To Lu r She calls to another in some big before damage OCCUI'S most terminal and 5,000 acres of the t'i%FIPJ plus 5 c'-.nts Injiv, - dull I:orcca ft A Suggestions po-sible. . : ---- worked airconditioners, will onng in added benefits. ('am thc favor Of , "' — bathroom mirror. up your apparently happy home. - -, _____ reductions are uncommon, but ffi. il (-:'f :r - I' sometimes 2. in DeLand and the Council meeting. critically At yourself in yote I'or Uin sou'Il 'ce (hr woman -- used on the East Coast; one and interested citizens will attend power reservoirs with over - in fluential person who appreciates a ;otr -.%r I.1 done Wives can feel quite content PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar 20) Cci the infs'trmation you need I e_ to delve right in to the new protects that can put you to the sexual ly while their mit es are half starved for boudoir higher brackets very quickly. Contact .',ht people ?' have cheesecake' IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY he o: she wmI So you dare not apply your $ fine mind and the willingness to work' hard to reach goals. - "For one year, we paid no 1st on educational television. rent. We're payinr now, but "I fell in love with Paris they trusted us. So did su p- when I was there on assign. of N1,ad0on Q94 !Q76 +Ji0974 4108652 T. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct 221 Gd intO those practical affairs tmerI1y to tell you wives now tt mill ncrcasc your in. ome I)cvtse the right SY st Cm true medical and psychological ' 1w your.c1f, 1)ue out tonight. facts, don't blame me! SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 2 Follow your hunches as well Husbands prefer to have y -u •:d ;::-Jnment ':r.c you are fcdr.g dynamic affairs with their own wives, so get much done effectively now. fntenam ise a whe'ti they succumb to porDec. 21) With experts, d ev (Nov. SAG1TI'ARIUS 22 to . ..- min war and has been a Panel- partner who has the know- how. Show how much you want are just defending our port an expanded County Dellona and has temporary and the Washington Post before ' - friends contributed and a lot of ['Express and Jetine Afrique. ideas. She found a landlord who She cover ed the Nigerian.I?af- FANNETTE EDWARDS '. - - triends, manuscripts other Lted to the BBC Africa Service, demand is in a ratio of maybe 3,500 to 2 need, but stay within you: budget. MOON CHILDREN' (June 22 to 1~ _; r'c:idv. So went for broke." black heiiage. Miss Lewis added her own A graduate of Boston Universavings to investments by saty, Miss Lewis has contrib- about ,inj cmcnL (4r t'.'uer ;thttons now. Kccp any promts you have maie Be sensible. TAURUS (Apr. 20 To May 20) Coordinate your efforts with * - Ambulance Need Cited By Volusia Kiwanians r 0 _q CARROLL RIGHTER"S I r 111 lil[~l I % I' 114 I OFE ARIFS (Stir. 21 to Apr. 19) Know what mate is thinking ,'' .- - Hunches are itood You c3o devise a better plan under which to opera te in - DECEMBER20. 1973 THURSDAY, mth the best that existed al- placards an important part of differs far more from his wife in in need of second ambulance," from the Carroll Rightat Institute his desire for boudoir DEI.1ONA—Mcmt -sof the it states, GENERAL TENDENCIES The early pa of cheesecake than for mast beef. Kiwanis Club of Southwest Because of the recent For his gastric calorie ' the day is excellent for Ch.nstmas shopping. on \\f ' Volusia County and all In. restrictions placed i' ~J, FOR K WEST - - needed that for his grand slam forcc'. The modernists resnond to a grand slam force by bidding seven with two of the 85 .. agaui.st woiiwn's liberation, de.'iteherfevlingth4it the moverr*nt has no soul. Black women, she adds, have their own femInist movement. thi—e is room , _ news, the role of women, art and religion, and featuring CLUB GATHERS TOYS regular columnists such as poet MRS. Bessie Brooks, president of Les Bon Nikki Giovanni.' Amies Club is shown wi th gifts and toys There was such a vacuum," " Miss Lewis says, recalling received at the annual Christmas dance. These those early days. "Black me di a IDA LEWIS will be distributed to needy children, had no respect. I thought we (Herald Photo by Marva Hawkins) should break th rough with a _____________________________________________ made by blacks, considering effort to compare even some early advertising ' i,.'. ' p, - Modern use of grand slam force _______________________ ________________________ NORTH worry Miss Lewis. She says _____ ____ Previews _________________ -. other black publications don' t !ihe had always dreamed of. - - ::- tributions from friends, she started a magazine, the kind ________ _______ ________ - - her personal savings and con. - - fond rations at home Then why Feel so disturbed if you starve your mate far more stringently in the boudoir, and he then samples the cheesecake of a seductive siren in a hotel bedroom" ________________________ - I - In supplement ,our meager ' - - WIN AT BRIDGE Miss Lewis says she is not NEW YORK ( AP ) Ida Lewis says she has refused to he paralyzed by what she besn't have. So with no money other than . . ________________________________ d provider," By EVE SHARBUTr ____________________ _______________________ ________________ starved them in the dining room Is ExecutIve __________ You devot ed wiv es would not criticize your mates if ,OU _____ Realized AP Newsleaturm Writer STARVED HUSBANDS , '( . • ..4)fr,j4 - - ____________ _________________ _________ _______ _________ ______ _______ _______ - - -- . -' ____ _________ The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burke and _________ granddaughters of Mrs. Alberta Burke, little Keishawn celebrated her first birthday wi th a party given In honor at the the Rescue Day Care Center, Candy, ice cream, cake and a brie! visit from Nozallen, the clown, were the hughlights of the afternoon. Guests were Jorri Beasley, Sonja KEI.LEY J. MULLF:it Mttgumery, Patricia Calloway, Jaesan Boll and Antonia _____________________________________________________ __________________ Cockrane. _______________________________________________________ ___________________ . - - _______ ____ ____ ______ ______ ' f. ________ _____ _______ _______ .,,.. - fi, _ _______ ,' I. - - having secret affairs with living _______ OSCAR MERTHIE - -T a -' Slip the fin ,er of the left ~and under the leaves and very . gently brush the dust off. —IDA. DEAR POLL\' Please tell Joyce she should use a shav' brush to dust the leaves on her African violet plants. —MYRTLE. DEAR POLLY — Every year at Christmas "-lien the tree is putunwe give each of our children a new Christmas decora. tion. Th e plans that when they leave home' each will have at least one box of his or her own decorations for a tree. We hope this will remind them of past happy Christmases at home Now they really look forward to seein g what the new (I,'(1,I(ifl ,vl[l V DEAR NANCY AND GIRLS Each Christmas 1 have al IN ways given each of my grandchildren a Christmas tree ornament to be his very own and for the same reason as Nancv. Usually I Iry to make something a bit unusual. Last year they were neealepolni ones and the year before that each reccibed half of a clear plastic ball with a picture of the child, taken the Christmas before, fi t into the open side. The round cardboard back was covered on the outside with red velvet glued on and then gold cord glued over the edge of the half ball with more gold cord and narrow red velvet ribbon made into a bow with drooping ends at the top where it fastens to the tree, It is years too late new but I wish I had started with Justthisoneideaandthcy'ouldall 4 have pictures of themselves and how they looked each _________________________ Christmas through the years of growing up. —POLLY. _______________________ 1-0 ___________ 1911111111111111b.. i! . "Actually, I'd rather have - - Congress Number One of First 'Sou th Florida Missionary Baptist Association will hold its 5th Sunday week services and session at St. John Missionary Baptis t Church, Ormond Beach, Dec. 24-30, Rev. W. R. Lovelace is pastor; Rev. S. W. Washington, presient; Mrs. Ida M. Andersons, micior' president; and Rev. P. H. Jackson, moderator '' KEISIIAWN BURKE 1st Birthday activi ty. DEAR POLLY and Joyce I USC a brush from an infant's hair brush set to (lust the leaves of my African violet plants. N . "And I'll admit she was a superb mother, as well as a real dynamo of church and civic Probkzns' You'll feel better if you get It off your chest. For a personal reply, WTIIe to ABBY: Box No. Sf00. LA., Calif. 00N1. Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, - p ease. Hate to write letters? Send $1 to Abigail Vu Burrs. 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Huh, Cal. $0212 for he., 'How to Writ. Urn for —AU. -- __ , TV :•__J ' DEAR POLI~ pocket for carrying their wallets safely. I wonder why suit manufacturers do not put buttons on an inside jacket pocket. is presently pursuing a post gradua te degree at the In terdenominatlonal Theological Center in Atlanta . Both young ladies are talented musicians and prrnisc an evening of music to be remembered. c public is cordially '. k! t th+ 7 pm. musical, __ . fact that men should have a buttoneddown inside breast Director at Woh Missionary Baptist Church, Orlando. W - - ____ amemberofVoices,Inc.ofNewYorkCity. Miss Mobley graduated from Hardin-Simmons University, served for two years as You th and Education par.ner ',ut after the children came and she became oriented to kitchen menui, like roast beef instead of bo udoir cheesecake, sh e grew indolent and sleepy, "Oh, she'd explain that she Ur.l li rtm.inng, t and would list all her daily duties to justify her claim. will be held Dec. 30, at Grant Clapel A.ME Churcih, Oviedo. Mki Kelley Jean Muller a Miss Carolyn Jean Mobley will be featured In an evening of gospel songs. Miss Muller attended Bethune.Cookman College and Peabody Conservatory of Music for two years, she toured the country with The Robert A.Cormier Singers, she is currently d&X N ____ . . - ______________________ f By Polly Cramer _____ ________ 1-M I Time 111 Cement spatters 'to ,# I 11.0 F a tu ~~- 0 L __ z . ______ - TV highligh ts POLLY'S POINTERS . .!: =_ -, _ e ,-' ChapeI P. r' Wkri. 3m gRing you Ite rts So dont blame mr It as God Almighty ihnmademenfarmorehungry for i,d.iir rhrcee*lu' than are ou ornrn! oil can blame God and get a dRone, or stress boudoir cheesecake and stay happily manrird blilt aft ;. I 1 ? It-%,I . George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. ________________ ___ - Wedncday, Dec. 19, 1973-38 The Sanford Herald ________ , - .— _______ WORRY CLINI ______ - ____________ ,' _______ - ir - - . B-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Dec. 19, 1973 - 3 pieces of chicken, mashed - - --. potatoes and gravy, cole slaw and hot biscuits. GOOD Value ALL DAY UU 1.ànkgoodnss1brthegpodnesso[ DINNERS from IOtk 95 2" ." Complete dinner U2 I 3)vnti I' - FRIED CHICKEN )b Open Daily 11 a. rn 1119 p.m. Fri. & S at, III 10 p.m. 1809 French Ave. (Hi-way 17-92) Sanford - el - to 'lie fate of existing children and families is ,inot her, perhaps more devastating veto, el -- I �-: -. 4 B-The Sanford Herald !~ - i - kv,: 1 4, 10 Sfl.. - -..flas_- _ t -, ~I . ~ ~ ~ ._1II -,~_._._ I . ____~ , ~'. ~'_*_ .. -1 . ~ -~ ~ '. toll" 16. ~.AZ4, . . ~ . '~L Lose 4811111111 4 0 ~ Hounds , A-* - : -... -.0 _____ By JOHN ciiiitwt Herald Correspondent P ~~~_ \ I \~i. LONGWOOI) - A strong third period gave the Edgewater Eagles something to smile about as they swept past Lyman 48-40 in a comefrom-behind victory. The Eagles took an 18-18 halftime score and enlarged it to 30-26 going into tilt- final stanza to hold on for their third i~ 4 VV r%b OTOp By Dumpi n g Bullets - _&___. ~ Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W. L. Pct. GB. New York II is *35 I 10 21 j73 Pt,iadelphta . C::7:.-;: =v;;;,W. captal ;S 11 SU Atlanta 1 $6 '47 2 Ptouston 2$ Cit-velard Western Contence Midwest Division , .. Suns 133-117 and the Buffa1 dul-Jabbar topped Milwaukee Jim McMillian and Garfield Heard led a fmirth-quarter surge that enabled Buffalo to Bra%vs downed the Cleveland with 37. ioo- -s Cavaliers ('dtics 125 WarrIors 106 No i,:ames ,acre ,~chedulefl in 1.he A.nierictin Basketbal.1 A&so. A to 42A I 11 1" 6 : 12 -,.~ e sday's astTu o 100. Cleveland AilAnta 9L Cachet , - HERALD SCOREBOARD Edq.aIer ________ FO FT.M TP 3 31 9 I .'.r .,r ,,,,,_ II s"" I alue Jones - ) . ( I3 9 0 17 i IS IS 14 II Totals iatimcv Leslie GLu'. Total Lyman -. r ' . Wednesday's Gamps - OrraP.sat Omah6 itt lf Secretariat, %hose record- REVIEW 1973 IN [ Alan Mayer September- ~ by foRff 45.0 Ak A, ff.4 ~~ f 11jF,0,15h1r1A9ff J#'ffi/ ,: II rar Et'4' .01-4/1115 . - I -J,.. -; .. -'~ - ~ ; ,,! 59,4c4ffp14 ~ra 6'r,ff,so .el Secretariat started only twice - .-1 - p r- 1 1. _. i II 1 - co I --:-- I- Pt5/ 4'4'P b"?R'F ' 4I¼é iT,,j/41 6c A (cap,t ffic' . , -h4 1141 al. ) " 7 /JI 1\ - - 11 . ./ ' orc # ç7; j -h ~,I - 1 =4 ,AM ~~ -;Ow/ , r .1 : . 4- -- I I; , OFF. - t. Anglei ~ 10 ~ I ,~ HvtftO I, ç - - -- --- -- ---- -...---- ;------.--T, ;. - - ---' '- - - - - -- - - '-- -- ' - - - - -- - - 14 -- --- - - -- -- - S- -S -- - - 5-- . - -- phslitiftlPt" w I W-w t. i -- -- --- _:rr - co "Ple (11 changt g___ r art 11 CI Alef JV . -- ---- - -------,--- - - - = -- - I - - - - - .,- - -' - - - - -- - _ - - -' ;- I & - --.-- ----.--- -- rs------- -- - -= j--: ----- , .,-,--- _ I - i - t / 4b " . .. - r.i - What does a head coach do doing pretty well - the Blue %~6 to Christiansen tund to catch an 2(1I-I4 victory over the Gray in -=-- -- Bannon - --_---------------------------------•_---..---.---.---_------ - ..l • - =r------------:i ___-=I,,___ -- •. . -- 11 --=-- - - = -- =, - - - - - ,_ ______ - ~izr I ___________________ , - -.. - ----± -- -T'- -- L. - iiES--.,. ==#±i1-.i - Ti _ - -, EiT- -- er }kston, - ._ =-- ___ - - i Finley Sues BOSTON tAP, - !{emiriri: American League President Joe Cronin juggled a tluI Oakland Athletics owner Charlie Finley, a long-time maverick who has gone tocourL Finley filed a suit in U.S. District Court in San Francisco Tuesday. seeking to pre-, . .0 -I, ick Will' n-&5 fruit, the next two years. Williams was named 'he only defendant. The action came shortly after Cronin deferred a decision in Detroit's hiring of Manager Ralph Honk by the Tigers. Cr Saturday, took the top spot Tuesday with 407 points, including 13 first-place votes. But Kentucky Sta te, . was only nin e points back. with the Tigers and the New Yo Yankees, The Yanks were left without a manager by Houk's resignation on the last day of the 1973 season. (Ii renewal of the college R ecalls F ull Speed One thin in niind when ge tting (hafl(t to his stuff against the Detroit Lions lastSaturda) - to goat full spee' "You have to get psyched up for it, going full speed and hitting lulispeed," Harmon said 'Sometimes its against people's nature to go full speed and crash into comebod), but that s hat ) ou have to do' Tliv 6.foot.l, ?2.7i.pound ro(ikic cra~he,d Into every Nitroit plaver in sight Sttpptng into tbt initlilk lirwbacktr slot owntil 1)) ik #1tioniconti, Bannon rnade 17 Lickler. to lead the NlphIn defense to I 44' %i((or!, For Ills performance, Bannon was named as The Associated Itess Defensive Player of the Weck in the National Football league IL-innon was grabbed by (lie Dolphins after being let go by Oic d, t re ad y to join their \ew York Jets, who dt (itlt' lit linebacking corps. "When ilw Jets cut tile I uasn't too surprised," Ile said. "In six . 'lie I was too for behind ta didn I want to go to the (ullege AIlLir game in 011cago because he was afraid it woWd set back his progress as a -' -- T s,±1Thi - - - - E of Orlando driving a Ford Pickup play to tie (lie Winnipeg Jets. Dpve Youngman, put together a In the 17-second class, good show even with a small where only two cars ran. Bill crowd and cool weather. Three Parker, driving a Ford Pinto Toros 4. Knights I Pat Hickey and Tom Simpson scored goals eight seconds apart in Seminole County drivers came Ysagon 2000 carrie out on top home winners out of the seven with i 1759-second run first period, triggering the Toronto Toros to their 'v ictory ov er Defensemen lion 11unib and John ,Nljgnt,ault scored power play oais in the second period breaking a 2-2 lie as the Vancouver Angeles Canucksu Christiansen had to leave 1973 IN -- REVIEW Alan Mayer -JuIy-------- - .. . 1. ( -1" , . , 1~ . I 11' - ", .!-I- 4~1 - , ' , "I lie also hall luck and a fine Mutis %.I hh1 ,1A I.. .: I. y ?.%: . ::. _I( . _____ ftwr6tv OW "I' N , the board with a first pe plunge to paydirt by Pete Tag- h I 1 , -, :....'.. I - ~_ f'tt . f,-1,~~ '1%'1*1'1,"'1 % I - .11 I ~. 1 ..- ~ . I . ~_ . ,-v ........ New in ;he area? Call 831-6370 Driving a Mustan that he t together from parts he '01 put for a warm welcome of Junk yin-us Earl Baumlef to your. cars and came out on top with a -_ - in a beautiful Chevelle known with a fast 11.05 over an Orlando bas&l 2. e best run of the night %'IIS put together by ti group effort from the Vero FOR SALE! ALUMINUM Roadster bdted dragster with a couple of iiiid 10 second runs All Hot Wheel cars ran against and with the Modified Street tars with floUt coining out winners i'fidtcr of Meritt Island in a Plymouth Road Runner came out on (op over Gordon Thompsoin of Orlando in ;I Ford Pickup truck. Pfieffcr ran run o takc e $15 Selectra money. Slike Wells of Daytona. on .I Ka w asaki took the tI competition with it 14'56_ "'iii SHEETS USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCH E S IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) EASILY INSTALLED WITH STA P L F C UN CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING In tile Class Elapse-tinie won h Robert Chambers Altamonte Springs, driving a Re Datsull will] a 19.9~,--se:ond . Otinfarb NXI N. FRENCH AVE - - frrath PH 372 161. - ______________ - - • -. - EjT . "New Castle" Sperber of Da>tona 15 67-&econd run. I e,x4oN.r6 .:: ET run .* Calls. before blowing the new engine I,ongwoW went up against half. in his first round elimination dozen other 15-second cIm Pt rr '' _ f)W Y_ setvild in two months. 1. //O- The quarterback was Jesse or 1 relLis of San thigo State, who ' /4' "m /;•P 0ui 14 of 23 passes for 168 Off 4'i wt'W c,W,4p,4d oe'ty,' yards and f ho-ahead touch4 IthLhe '71 C gar 1C / 7/y(4*'oip6i'v Freitas connected witt: £4R4t(4' 5C0A'(5 , " A50 It p I. ( uit Stak f or an 11 art1 5C'?I, i/i, scoring play in the third quarter I qq,ty75,q ii / rn'4ffi.Lat y\ t.i.-....tht. (tray s 1410 halftime lead. M4 %- t .1 V ..:::::":: I - - ld_" - -_ 111 6 Phillips Liter added a 34-yard ........ . . 11,41YK AAROW -_ **-*-' .field goal to complete the scor/WER. ing His first field goal was a 29- ______ '\. " I yard effort in the smnd p-eriod. .... $C4 !"' 1//E L4T The South had ,one alit ad on ,..1.1 ".......:-X.: ........ . " touchdown runs of three yards "I"Wo * . ....'............, .V.1.' .... ...... ffCao.es AV ; . by Barty Smith of ;1ichmond ,_,Zt., . . 14e .....:_ and nine yards by Cliarles In addit on to F rut.ts 5101 iii pass and Phillips' two 1'eld second class competition his Oviedo's Ben Jacobs just finished putting an engine in his Che'.'. Nova M-S machine ran "--. , A,%: I John Phillips of Xavier, who kicked the first to Field goals 01 to give Ua North each a couple easy *2 second runs ,. backed up" R.F.Castle Parker is from Orlando. Itnger [ lodges from Sanf ord rd, The tompetition was at a 1965 Dodge Dart GT. bc-st Ill the Ilot. Wheels and running Modified Street di'.i.sions with put together a good run of 16.27-seconds to take the 16at least a dozen or so cars ET brackets. - - - ___ i- •_ Gordon Thompson not at the Central Florida only to lose. The Chicago Cou~ars scored all their goals in the final 12:41 of ' flut it wjLs at that game that Bannon caught !Mphin coach L,on Shula's eye, socking ,%flatni quarterback Bob Griese on two ocans. The la-second class waswon b Dragway where track director. ,:I The ___ - -_- fl: 1. contest I Herald Photo by Val Spakovsky) ..) J F' I a 5d.,diOfl from Dec,' 20-Jan. 8. Kentucky Wesleyan, which beat Ten. riessee State in overtime for the NCAA college division crown last season, has been voted the No. I team in its class in the first Associated Press basketbull poll of the 1913.74 season, Isy 110GER HOMES Iltrald (orri pondtnt Jets 3, Cougars 3, tie •, WHICH W AY DID ITGO9 Action ild in S abernacle -. C lead hCkI up over the last few early flight back to Stanford O.J. • -. Baseball star Cesar Cedeno, charged with voiiint.ars' homicide in the death of a insear-.I(j woman, apparently will remain in jail at least until Jan. 8. District Atty, Maximo Henriquez Saladin indicated Tuesday that the star center fielder of the Houston will . ~ t!-:"r 1:1 7 'i.' U1 ,.!j *') ('II Drivers Brave Rain At Seminole Drag and that brought Will benches spilling onto the ice. sen, head mentor of the North in line in a game in his life. said as he left the stadium with Tuesday night's Illue-Gra%. Anti Christiansen had a pleas- less Man three minutes to go ill football game, fie leaves th' ant flight home, The six-point the game. "we had them 1; - ~ 1. r Wesleyan Tops SAN1O DOMINGO, D.R. AP Central Florida Saturday. but "thompson went on to the finaLs -- when his learn falls short on a was six points ahead on the Crainton Bowl shortly after his Four th-down phi) strength of two Field goals 1,) a team failed on a four th-down If he s Coach Jack Christian. player who had never kicked play at the Gray two. But , as he - ~ , , . - r I Ledeno Charged join the fracas Jim Harrison of the Oilers entered the altercation MON'I'GOMHfl, Ala API md besides, his team was all-star contest I "lat- I - It was a rainy night all over with a 18.60-second run. the Jersey. There Goes The Coach .1 -- - - I Jean Guy Gedron collided. Barrie took a swing at the Quebec pla) er ,A ith his stick, prompting Serge Bernier of the Nordiques to Blazers 5, Sharks 2 ~1 _ ~ - that But as I am facing Before Game Ends I - - - ordlolues 4. Oilers 2 ners-and curtesy goodbye at thedoor, I can amure you of ladles'.%hot,store and nipped drive tile ball back down my oot, ola few uistomers - gullet, why then, I will use "The I)efrndt'rs" written ?tove em wild.' The King wax Out of Iriv I ears, if I has and Illustrated bv Murrav (.Jim Corcoran) laughed in to."' stadium and goes home - _' ders,. - -I; ..--.__-. -=--;________________________'_____•_____•__ = --- - lifted the Vancouver C3nucks into a lie with tile New York Wail- I . OJ climaxed an ast.iundrng 1973 get Di there - (','111 1)."i I'll with 201 yards, RaIl) ki1itut ti rurming back .igainst the Ntw York Jets for a e. raxton with the Buffalo Bills. reTtird-ittiashing 2,003 yiirds for T Ii who rushed for IPA yards an~ In Slmp3on s first 'l'rt'. IL i Iiedldn tjust break two touchdowns ill FO FT Hills' 34 %eur3, he'd never rushed for Jim Brown's record of 1, 5Q Bay's John Illore than 742 yards. It just yards Brockington. w I oo i wassn't part of Coach irAm I 8 yardsin a 21-0 shutout of Chi 5 Itnuch's thatperfomance.Simpcago; Dafts' Roger Staubach. Ilien 1/-m Saban, who had ? 12 S ring their sn who had been selected The who pact d for thrtt touch ? i 1t kl the 111115 di Associated Press' Offensive downs, and tearninate Robert VII 0 American Football I.league Player of the We4_k in the NFI, Newhouse, who ran for 124 years of -2-65, M returned for FZ FT-M TP an unprecedented IfqXV times yards. in a 30-3 rotrip over St. I 13 . S tile start of the Ir#2 season - earli er this season. was rhosen Imis: Baltimore's Lydell ,%litH II •; I-' rusLd for 142 irti I ruth) witn the Urn , 'IUt .*ICflI %%ltn wit an 18-13 triumph over Nc,A 0 12 I Versity Of SOuthens CalI forria. Montler. guar& Joe Del-a -miel. England; Cinci nnati's Jen Alirson. who threw three touchFoley and Dontile d0`WT1 Qaws including 67-and lLyffilionliv (Ilolt, back were looking for kick. hundred pounds of gristle never to feel that wayOn a dare I crawled into s. a Warm' a stick that wants to anymore. I pst trIv to (it) tile -ctild" from the floor. James (11tro Sly Sifl1aCh Mc and this other quarter ally be d' 01119 it to me .J F..W YORK tAP "The Great American bill 1 Roth No'. ci," b., "The Forgettables: The go into the pool liall, and it Ht"d(fing. not far from the tilln"', I 10st the Whiladelphia) Eagles camp - ,% i I can Team in the Heartland of foul tip to The Quebec Nordiqus be a t the I dmonton Oilers whith w rememb e rr oce when ITIV America." by J. Acton kiddies. Butbring home to the Spit himself only the only beating going on in Quebec. ro '. t.huck B4th players' bentIn. emptied henj atea after idmonton S Doug Barrie store and (ifl ilk w '. tiomt I It lf))t fl( (I ifl dow ntown party. I will be all good man- and - 11 -- . helping the Canadieris beat the Seals. Ca nueks 2, Islanders 2 lie Lever's s eigh th goal of (lit sea.sun it 14:32 of the first period ' (tired the quarter 16-13 -I - _- . 7-_ - Elsewhere in the NHL, the New York Islanders and Vancouver feels strange and your head's NlInor League Football squearnisholess pocketing a T.- _- - ., lifelsfullof little ironies when you're 24 and playing inyourfirst National hockey Igtie Tuesday morning, Bill McKe,le was an American hlocke'.- League goalie and he ,A,,is missing his 11 o'clock jumbo jet plane. But Tuesday night, Bill McKenzie was in the NHL, not missing a little three inch puck and saving the Detroit fled Wings' 4-4 tie with the Los Angeles Kings. "Even the heartiest of male is hurting and your mouth bittersweet Portrait of a fans showed signs - .- - - corr, I don't Ilk(- d ... vour stomach ~ - raged back and forth with the [ -~agles finishing on top at the half, 25-23. The Hounds cap- GF GA Is 11 1 31 1144 46 Eno -.-- - - - - ' -. - - - % ; / hse line. The quarter lead Dew - I V -ii-on Mtlj"irl#h at ao vxtcouvrf at -I T x Canadian veter" ain had El I#7_VJTV 164 1fin VI 1- tflii n 3GA ge velas- ____ : 12. Edgewater then pulled in C4.1foll at No* YOM Ramtlfs i.i Uit itk , i.ii I'. .i during, 'Jit iC-U,-"i ck c 1973 Sara- 0-, 0 - ' Chic"* Tkr'.4y a Gims LED AT SARATOG X NEW YORK - Alli - Roa TUNG'.1te. UIWAC 10-0 (AVIDI'lte : I ! 'I, ItOTIIEN1IEII(; Associated Press Sports Writer '- . % Ar M IN ew t,.7oa i i e - r- F(etDate TAIJ.AIIASSEE,Fla. (Ap) -The Leon County School Board today ordered Leon high School football coach Gene Cox to repay to the school $1,155 earned from the "ile 'of football prograin advertising and programs. After a meeting that began at 7 p.m. Tuesday and ended at 6:40 a.m. the board also placed Cox on probation iintil June 1917 but did not remove him from a continuing contract as it had done three of the other five coaches accused of sharing the money. "With all due respects for our superintendent, if we terminate Cox's continuing contract, we are In effect firing him in June 1974," said member ,Nlike Ikaudon, WAftir Jr I I itt It' H row n SI . riO) (liii'. 4.' rsa lt s of :trni r I hardly ever worry. i sport. _%_:I fron t when R.ainey hit from I"Int L cr. Angeles of $I Louis - - - iZ Wright gave ym,an a momentary lead of 13- EdgmatevJV ____ ____ ___l_ LOUCfl NEW YORK (4EA) - Olderman (Prentice-Hall. commemoration 'And California Golden Seals 4-1. a few Expansion in sports has tilt S1I,9). days later they put me on In the World Hodey Association, the Chicago Cougars and the publishing Industry. .%for(Doug Atkins: "George waivers."' Winnipeg Jets finished in a 3.3 tie: the Quebec Noroliques beat the books on the subject have hialas was an unfair, totally "Cosell," Howard Cosbeen published this vear than unreasonable mail. lie was ell ( 11'y Irlonton Oilers 4'2; theTorontoToros downed the Jersey Knights ever he-fore. Alter a nine- the cheapest cuss I've ever 4-1 and the Vancouver Blazers tripped the Los Angeles Sharkii 5.1 "It was the age of Hitler. * month accounting, Publish- known. R's hard i:nougll if, ill i that hovered over any. all without hdving one who was Jewish. And was in the right place and right on time late in the third perioid. 610 new titles of sports and to deal with a buzzard like times were ailficult for my Mike Murphy had a breakway and a chance to uneven a 4-I tie arxl recreation books. After nine him.*' dad. I remember the pull out the Kings'first victory in Detroit in six years. months last %,ear (a record "Sports And Society: An electricity being turned off in But he was grounded by McKenzie. Ye ar) the totai was 464. A ntholog" by John T. our house,for nonpayment of Two sports hook! have Talamini and ('harks It. rent and my dad fighting "l i t hought about was to keep my legs togeth er, cut the angle I made the best-seller list-i- Page il-ittle. Brown paper- iwith "Cosell" and "Wilt." hack. t lurne back on. And so i fryt0 fake me, Just gave rnon shoulder and a shot. The puck hit Traditionally, sports books "That the (Organiwd Base- guess (blat growing up this IflC. Ifellon itandeverythingturnedout,illrg1 Ifelt tremendous have also made a lot of ball) color ban was main way, with all the insecurities - like I was home." Christmas lists Selected tamed until after World War attendant to it, Maybe he is now, paragraphs from some of the II by well-heeled owner'man- drive or you you develop a _, simply cease to more Canadlens 4, Seals I t agcr, was gcncral1 a- exist. I think your basic insin hnn.'s of .lt'In1' ttmiI i*rng' i't.nit'-if he ni,i.'n,.i- ..... Mnntr,':ii tir-mItn . ' '••t 'llIIUI I.di t'""'.' i'"'' tJUt. 'lL(1 011 ;i tlrt.perH4J '''' tiliCt is for financial and emo:', ........ Joe Nzimath % ith It'1) oat I / Greyhounds came alive. . secutive baskets by John Wednesday's Wines - ' ... ALegend Sports Brief s -- Used Sports Books George and Cal;twn,a at Tvorllo - , -do rifle ,~Wp4fR 1. , ___________ cva,6674f -I k + i AIIAnla plecWs IV sfool / j I 11111 r i .. The wond period the baby # OAW~ramrIllav, - - , P'lw.a itap l(1a i(dt. joined the milhonaire's club with his yearthg of 1212 42 _. 1 Y NV t - '' / - I V.snr ' - , firY Island Little Woes I # ; JIMMY CANNON -1 ~ holida%, break atid sports a 5-6 record coming into the new year. The Raiders next action is Jan. 4 and 5 in the Manatee JC tourney at I3ri. The iic.i IUIIlt ciasil is at Lyman gym Jan. 9, __________________________________________________________________________________________ - 410. , buckets while George and Chu.k Ctupp5 scored for the I I 16 3 77 91 137 lluunihi. The Hounds Look the 5 16 - 1 oy lead with the last three buckets 6 " to 70 0 99 'ti qu 'rtt r fl re read Ill I SI .s 30. m forth stanza 13 11 : ; ; matched throughout the eight )Q & , , S i& 5 7.) Il 101 minutes Gorman sparked the F.at1es getting eight points Z :-2 imlwlint V.~- vf No fr ,in the a Games line Vittroil ~~ "A Matter Of Shle." by by only a few critics is a sorry tional sk-curity." I 11 uu 1 fUIIatO ~ opponent. -. _Ill__ Secretariat s s'b!e It taste Itwa Ridge who was toss among colts. and geldings four years and older. The winner of 1i e starts 1nlud1ng the Massachusetts - i ..' .. X It 'V :_1 . __ I I (lit' t€flir1 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS a pionslup earned turn the turf title and helped to make 3 yearold colt of the year. -i -_ hitusell the above qUestion as lii' tries a bucket against a well posit iOfle(l The SJC quintet is currently on the Christmas -_ - w . , 1Ill. . --0M I . 1. zone kept them in check most of 11 -8 I AS 13A 73 -. I AI(A rqin a at L - - . -_ W__ -1 = . .,,- ~- . - ~ I. ".i.-. _~ ~ ~ - , 1.. . - & *1 .'.."... - " V _~v~, - __ _~, - with Bernard Wright hitting from inside, but the Edgewat er o . W115rR1,VG - . . period. The flou.tIdsiought back Pr Hockey kwociations, Daily Racing Fonn and the National Turf ~ .-.I--•.- advantage mid-way into the ' Year honors in '.o n, sponsored b) the o ro ug te a C in g __ __ = - Itaine . They accumulated a &I '.) -. a unanimous choice for __ . .It I -A4111K :03 early behind the sh000ting of Sam 1'' I-*ampori Horse o Pr *INSMV C4.L r 1 With c't Cha rlie Irvine and Deon ~.jn Dteg* at Dever Thursday's Gat"it rig exploitsi.e wuuw% the first Triple Crown yearsinspired legions of axis LONGWQOD- Gain# Carolina at Memph,s ,-~~ritucky at Nt* Yon In results of F hp'.e Award srir champion turf her-ce v I - . Kan'.as . VtrQ.n a at 54n above. g -. I . The Eagles moved in front Tuesdoy . i~~, games scheduled Wednesday 's Games 'EW YORK (AP) - It was claimed honors for the horse of and geldings four sears old and . 43 victor)- u%vr Lyman in C Itir jayvee action on Tuesday. Cf)-cago at Dtimt Cieviriano vs Kan"I Secretariatse Of , - , ' situation to give the Eagles a 45A .-~,-- - •• . I ____ _______ - - two foul shots on a one-on-one 'i ew Yor vs a ,. .. _ _?'uii..Iiii... . - L-,'-- .. FO FT-M YP 1 00 2 1 23 I 3 22 I 1 00 I 1 1 3 I? 0 01 0 I 01 7 1$ $14 40 I 10 17 II -4 10 I S ii 40 Lyman Gadwn Cleveland Wright Golden Slate 04 time Eagle tike Gorman hit 125 . - _______ _______ _ mmilow_ _ _ _ _____ ~ _____ ______ .-, --..-. . seconds left in the first over- Portland 133. Phoenix 117 Thursd voUng aanounced Tuesday, it top horse among colts. Wrus T -- Los Angeles 10$. Milwaukee the second quarter to start Sos- as man meetings quite a )ear for Meadow Stable. the year. 3-year-old colt of the 1 Seattle 91 Chicago 97 Jo Jo White hit six quick pull away frorn a tic and defeat points in the closing minutes of Cleveland for the fourth time It) ____ ____ t I 19 IS Portijind Priorn i a . Jan. 2 against Winter Park on the Parkers home turf in the start of a month that will be spend mostly on the road. = Lyman JV Loses o Ea les . ,.- . The Greyhounds take a holiday break coming back on -- Dttrctt K -c Om*Sa Pacific Division Bulls 93.92 the P1i4 Trail Teammate Gail Braves 100, Cavallers 93 27 & .515 -. 25 5 733 2' 10 13 606 5 74 773 15 Milwaukee Chicago SuWSon;cs rupped the Chicago Price firushed with 16 points. Portland for the first time in 10 Blazers trounced the Phoenix all scorers with 40. Kareern Ab- I I I 77 311 61 ., - I S94 6 19 11 Buffalo - _ , THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NBA By TtIE ASSOCIATF~D PRESS The Bullets. playing their ton on the way to victoiry. The Atlanta Hawks snapped a second game in the new $16 The defeat, third in a row for five-game National Basketball ndflion Capital Center ln Largo, the Warrior-s, cut their lead AMMciation losing streak Tues. Md., n%ade a spirited rally. over Los Angeles to 12 per. . . 1 • -• -. '7'%,_ L_. I.-. .a.,, v %604 68AS16% UJ ucsi:41444w, UIC k' 41J.- Ass%..T umwu 0*,00 atter UT" mitage Points in the i-acuic ital Bullets 98-91. quarters but trimmed the de!l- Division. Walt Bel.larn.y held the Bul. cit to 9M with three minutes sioitdcs 93. Bulls 92 Lots' Elsin Hayes to 12 points, left. But Hayes fouled out at Kennedy McIntosh's got the ni below his avenge, and that point and the Bullets' winning basket on a t Pete Maravich scored 34 points tense collaused. with two seconds left after the as the Hawks climbed to within Kevin Porter 0f Sonles all but blew the game in two games (if the first-place bench to lead Capital with the Final quarter after leading Bullets in the NBA's Central points. Lou Hudson helped M& by as many as 16 points. -•' i.nvis,i-,. -. "-, ' thc Ua -ks. - T.41 I,, it, iiwi 3 'k'. .'UU £14 LLsewhcrt, tlie IAIS Angeles IAlkers 109. Bucks 107 Geoff Petrie rcwed 37 points I-akers, edged the Milwaukee Jim.my Price, playing for the Bucks 109-107. the Boston Celt- ailing Jerry West, m,ade a 25. Land pulled away in the final ics trimmed the Golden Stat.. toot jump shot at the buzzer period and beat Phoenix in Warriors 125-106, the Seattle give Los Angeles i ts cently at age 64. I was standing with .JIrnrn% on a shimmeringly sunny day in Miami Beach waiting for ; OW press bIOS ((I iaki' us III*tII I he hotel to t hi' stadium, where we were covering 1h SujR r Bowl g mmt I hi' warm morning was already taking its toll on Jimmy s reddish, roundish fact'. peppered flOW With SJ)Ois of sweat. The sun glametj oft bus ; sun glasses, his baldish head, his brow n baler S. 1Corning up Collins Avenue, .. I notice(I abitit 30 I){'oplt' , adults and ctiiklrt'n, on mc'.-cIt's pedaling in our dirt'• IIOflThit'v looked iike'.ev .'ral orm ii' * lilt lIlt. r. - b'isintf.biket and lunch it baskets. - couldn't get anywhere. didn't let him down. Mark the scoreboard read 56-18, and At the end of the first quarter Bassett, 11111 Ross, flick Van the came ended with a .'-'-(I'. WfldSra C'.'' -3. In iavur Ant%erp. Scott Auld, and "Ilot 65-2i, and another win for the It of the Sanford man. Shot" Kenney Evans gave the Middies. After two rather depressing In the second quarter the best they could, and scored 17 A note should be made here of defeats, the Sanford Naval Miklmes widened their lead points amongst them. the performance of Kenny Academy Bluejackets came considerably, al-lowing Orlando Yet the value could not Evans, the brilliant SNA Cross backwithavengenceyesterday Tabernacle to only be measured simply by the Country Man and Long distance afternoon, when they trounced free throws. points thevscurtil.Theyalways runner. Kenny might not be the Orlando Tabernacle Christian basket and three It was Weir's basket whcih timnaged to feed the ball to such "world's greatest athlete," but 69-28, played in the SNA ended the first half. The score high scorers as Mike Woodall. he conics close to it. lie gives (;)lnnasium before a crowd of stood then at 33-10, with Weir, and Monty Adair. himeself completely to any cheering midshipmen. BlueJackets ahead. The rest of the game was a sport he goes out for. and none 100 N IA, parUy due to of the coia6es could ask for beginning, with the first basket Chris Marlette started sub-' ij lf.'t by Tommy more. %.I.-virmi by -111ondle" Vince stituting regularly. As he had Acheson, Adair. hnd Steve The Scenario for the J`V game Weir. the Bluejackets had ,I said many times before, Odegaard. This dynamic trio Proved to be a re-run of the rather easy time on the floor, "Basketball is a team effort," stole the ball at least twenty varsity game. The Middies outplaying and out-shooting Now tie had ttic chance to back tinne!c. trounced the Orlando Tabertheir novice opponents, who up his words, and his players At the end of the third quarter nacle JV with a score of 53.16, , B . - By AL SI'AKOVSKY ndent S- _ tand,n, Str ea k ,, - M'i* d di e s Blast Tabernacle Eagles 'rebounded' however, to win 480 (Herald Photo by John Cherwa) ri U ' Heart I ui tod , .lim and iicl, 'I diiri'i shake hands wit tm 'liii' 1lrM;nist must have "Set' ttumt'' crei'p. said Cannon, been an English professor ib' jtiiriu'd and :1i(l in his I only knew Jimmy in his said Cannon. suh of Ihit mouth \ut York later tears alter his New lkmingwav was at once an si'. It he sus Christ, look York *outlet. Ihi Journal adrnirr and gentle critic of what inflation has (hint' to the American, had folded in 1967. Cannon's Writing. Cannon IIt'II's Angels:' People said Jimmy began to once wrote that "Nothing An ant'c(Io(t' does not make 1(11(1 when that happned. [)leaM!d me more than when the man tnor dot's .i good line since he was a produet 01 Vilest Hemingway picked iii a ke a good novel, as Greenwich Village, and part my hook. 'Nobody Asked Me, (;t'rtriidt' Stein once told Er' of an age of (lie New Vork as one of the three best of the nest I1emningwa'i. But it can night lift' of Toots Shor's, (lit' year" gIve a ilut' to the cut of a Stork Club, Lindv's - of an Another time. Hemingway man 5 iinnd age passc d said tha Jimm' S Jirnm'. s mind and heart Though the death of the enthusiasm could trip him tip were opt n to piihli& view Journal American mayhave almost .iailv for several drained so int' life out of him, periodically. that "Jimmy decades. His sports column I did not notice it. tie was a sometimes sets nut to write a piece to end writing, and lie's appd'aretl in Hearst news a- man who lived for his work. going to leave writing (fei(l tn'rs acrt,'. the country His He tried to enter men's souls on the floor littinled pasionat v .p ' by in vi' ligating their proacli, his overflowing loves mid ivatioti And he was a But when Cannon was and hates influenced a gener- craftsman He was proud of good, he was great. On Joe it iii of sprtswritt'rs 11t his profe'ion and disdained Louis lie is a creiit to lo'.'i'iI the (Iignhlv of a Jot,' (hit' hacks One time in the race - the human race. his 1)i Magg iii. and despised pre.-.% b at Yankee Stadium, His column of one-liner introut-. 'flte. iii' .'\iUhl)It, ;i 'fl. ,, iiht'_ %.'(ilmr4% .tcl,,l kl.. 11 4 10 ( I s%Ilu hiiij lakimi a diti. dairntd that miflt hod'. ii ut hut '.as his trid.m irk . nnon blistered burned down the house-of an. "The plainest of women in print, tried It, shake hands other New York sportswriter, look exciting in polka-dotted with ( ,,nnon Ili i ft statirafl( mutt qf nit diuc ru'. - (IrtS.S HOW TO GET THIS IN? LYINIAN REBOUNDING IN ACTION L..1.... - r r A 1 - --_ - % Mr AL NEW \"Olih NF.As Tills is !'irig w riltt'n in hiope of keeping quick an .ineedoit concerning Imrnrnt Cannon. the doughty and splendid sportswriter who died re- - -_ In a vain effort to get the ball back the Greyhounds fouled the Eagles but they still couldn't catch up and the final read 4840 on five buckets and went two for It was during the third period two from the charity stripe. that the Eagles began to pull victory this year. Matching Andersons 12 own offensive One reason for the Hounds pounts was Greyhound !t1att down their the Hounds while reboundS . -0 demise was 6'6" center Randy Leslie. Leslie got tour baskets Wheeler and Sims Wright fouled out of (lit' ball and drilled in four of five from wouldn't. foot jumpers would hit on 10 game with 6:21 remaining In the'line. from the baseboard for : the game. Head Coach Rick The first half was set-saw points. Edgewaters Sti inke went to his bench for battle between the two clubs the needed help sending in first with no one gaining a firm 1,vinn had tort-lyon Wright 5111t (i,4,u. '-mi-I U-I !)t. ... .n,,,., P .,, i I ....ii iU I' ' '' ''''i ' ''' ''' u! ii' rim' am ano mm. iui or Shuett. Despite their effort it Hounds- Jumped Ili front on a of lidirner. Both Hound players couldn't break the Eagles Carl Gadson jump shot but picked up two third period dominance of the boards and Eagle Elliot Wheeler caine buckets the Edgewater crew pulled back and cancelled the Hound further ill front. lead. At the start of the fourth Both squads played a Wright led the Hounds earl)' period with Edgewater up by deliberMe slow' type of ball with with six first period points. four both squads exchanged net side not afraid to waIt Wright took all his shots from baskets before Blue and Sims for the percentage shot. Neither inside or under the bakse(. At nil on consecutive hoops The Greyhounds would drive I team was "blessed" with a big the end of the opening frame 10 man that handled most of the Lyman was tip l(t-R, down court and gel fouled but offensive punch but it was The second stanza was a ditto their problems at the line kept 1.1 apparent the Greyhounds were of the first with the only dif- them from closing the gap. _______ ________ By Ira Herkow -- . . -- a.~1__1-v~1-1--~.-_x4m_ ~ -_____ . -.--.,-_, I I `6 - Near the end of the period (l Eagles were up by a many as nine but Shuett converted on ;i out-of-bounds play to bring the game back into reason. krencc being that the Eagles had 10 and the Greyhounds 8. Consecutive buckCL3 by _lohn Blue and three point play authored by Mike Sims put the Eagles in front 18-14 late in 1110 period. The Hounds came back with a basket by Al Latimer From IS feet out followed by another Latimer bucket from the side of the key. hurling without Wright. The free throw line is usually a strong point of the Greyhounds but their inability to sink charity throws hurt them. They hit 8 of 14 from the line with live missed one on one opportunities. Leading the Edgewater scoring was senior forward Mike Anderson. He connected Cannon Is Dead Glimpse Of A Good - 1111 L ____ I Wednesday, Dec 19 jjjf; 0_0 & _ - - - - r' __...., Jimmy As Eagles Snap Back V C __ _ 1 ; ___~ M ~_, 70_ -..---.-- The Sanford Herald 'I"$ 40V --- ---- ---------- --- - --:. Wednesday, Dec. 19, 1973 ~~tl 1 :--.;-- :,.. ---.--. __,j #-__ _•.=- -'- 'A-- ~ �I -,----.-W 0 613 - (he Sanford Wcdnesday, Hera Id _: .J- #_ _- I ,_-111111 ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dec 19 1973 I Make For Room _____ - - WANT ' - * 322-2611 Winter Park. ___ Ask 831 9993 for Want Ads I lthruStlmts ......40cc line 6thru 25 times 30c a line 25 times ..........73cc line Per Day. 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WEEKLY '-- STTR EXPENSE NO SUNDAY DELIVERY 1 hlc,ui call 322 7.se - A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, G. G. BLAIR BROKER A .1 PENP4INC,10P4 AS'OC ,m'j 7 bedrooms, cnrpetng and thine 12_I 1/10 322 9320 iaps. Central heal arid air, fully equipped kitchen. Ad illS only. Ph 3236*50. CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT . Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD. LONGWOOD Ftone- Uvtfurnistsed duplex. near hopping center, I me. lease & etotity deposit ph. Ml 4547 - CASSELBERRY . FOREST CITY = - BEDROOMS. ADULTS ONLY K AVENUE MOBILE PARK 25'i$ Prk Drir. 372 7361 THE - 322-261 SANFORD . . -.--..- -a.---.- - - __ STEREO COMPONENT SETS S 95 ca I c-nip In tar- thome walnut finish with erld famous Speed automatic turntable, I : speaker audio system, AM-FM radio, I track tape player. Casts or terms United Fright Sales, 3350 S Ora ng e Ave • Orlando. Mon Fri 9 to 9. Sat 9 to S. - 1 ' HERALD p __ __ "I enchAve. -.' * 11 black 1)695 PIIJS tax 12$ U, black. $1595 plus tax; GOxU, ------- tax. LIS x 15 Firestone"I "Ph',ut: - SANFORD TIRE SERVICE by 420S Frieni:h,Sanford Ph P20177 Feed O. INC - JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy dcf#Cl from boxcar at wholesalt p(4CCS, Jolly Charlie guarantees in MATTRESS a BOX SPRINGS vkriflng lowest prices in Fla Gormly's. E. 4A past Beardall of RR frocks. !$98 ie f .4_• -' 4, Irank.ln Mint & otr'e' unusual gilt items & co'ns, of course Tom's Coins. 171 E Morse Ave.. Winter Park, 647-1333 Dress them up for Christmas in a ALL out of ideas? Visit ETHj:'F5 pair of Poll Parrot Shoes. ANTIQUES. 1 mile west Of II On Knight's Shoes, 705 E. First. old State Pd 46et "76" station, Paola, 3275111. Pteaslnt dreaming in nightwear Gifts of Diamon&ts from the Merry Go Round, 3395 Watches., Silver China, Crystal Sanford Ave 373 5040 kauter's Sanford. 322-2363 Give Roller Skates for Chrls?m-,slarge selection of skate ac C C 55 ones. SKATE CITY ROL'.ER RINK Dx3 Track Road $35 2171 ] uin-dS t,r '.' C. E. portable or built I dish washers. Sanford Electric, 3 77 1542. Pit iike Mon's life easier, let a Kirby tic the work. It's 5 machines in one Kirby Vaci.'um (leaner. 107 W. 27th SI, Sanford. 3231130 teed Queen WatP*r's 1. Dryers from Firestone downtown San tcid will make laundry arijdgem', "tier for Mom all year. 377 0341, Gi C Mom comfort and beauty- ft i,a'r of Daniel Green e house slippers from Knighti Shoej, 205 E. First St. A gift that is SEW right-a Futura k-wing Machine from Kingds downtown Sanford, 323696) - Gifts KIDS will Like C'll •'ni, ttit cold Holiday ,tasor' in sweaters & ,'etts from tuttons & Bows. 2640 Hiawatha lv, - NO LONGER USED CAMPING iEAR IS 114 DEMAND. SELL IT lOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD - WESTERN WEAR-BOOTS fli'lts, moccasins, billfolds, saddle nrupment Save ththe Old Corral Western Shop. 11 52. I mile S. at DeBary 665 1055 L! oc, know that Collins F lc.r-s. Fairway, Plaza, nas a nice GET EXTRA CASH FOR selection of small gifts? 323 $201. CHRISTMAS by selling your good uSe-c furniture and appliances to GwtaGE Spray & Steam lronancta Larry's New A. Used Mart, 215 S GE: Toaster Oven from Gregory Sanford Ave., Ph. 372 1132. Lumber, 6th A. Maple. 3770300 - firnO 5parkt to her eyes Wib , I dIary ct engagement ring, $13.3 up Gwaltney Jewelers. 704 S Pa r it Seasons Greetings from Art Grin &ties Wheel Ranch SpecIal '3 .va VI, auto, air, radio heat. Central beat &ar means comfort for all year round Sanford Heat 1. AIr, 372 6350 C___" -,%e have gifts for the entire tam- i,' from small unique items, to rooms full Of fine furnishings PHIL DEERE FURNITURE, W First St (Hwy 46) Just 1 ml east Of I 1. 3730730 It-sE GOLFER IN YOUR FAMILY. Top lineof Golf Clubs, bags, balls, sportswear, MAYFAIR COUNTRY CLUB PRO SHOP, Ph. )72213!. . -- -, - - - -- ._ iGio - - Small lobs Wanted "' )33*. "Lake Mary' HANDYMAN ' REAONAflt E PRICES CALL 372 3951 . Ads Bring Results Phone: 322-26 1 1 -_________ Want CONCRETE PATIOS WHOA Don't throw away uI$oI idle items Sell them Quickly with a Herald Want Ad by calling 377 Custom Homes tearooms. tatrirooms, playroomns SUJ Enterprise's. inc. 9304142 - Doors ____________________________ ___ r' ,.'i l, -,- .'cis .'.n .ic, , Iribr-.i--s's , '.' Inc &3t) 4612 -_-_ __________________ JULLY GOOD things for giving ,ire Suggested to you in the Yute-t &te Gill C,jth' - _I_ Cavalier Motor exterior, repairs, roofspainted, free honest experienced estimates 373 07,4. Custom Painting Reasonable Inn 37Q0 Nw-p Il 97, Sanford Ph 323 5*10 Pot '' Drafting - BuilderS, soD contractors. (omplele House Plans and Shop Drawings Fast. dependable economical Call Victor -365314) - Custom made screen room$., car ports. Top workmanship and materials. LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, 3731475, --------___-___-Custom made cabinetS, bars. Engraving -' H&L ENGRAVING 0LRVIE Metal Plaslcs, Jewelry. Trophies 611 Beth Of , Sanlord, 377 L Rernodeling,aIItyp,softramwork. 5matI jobs. Paneling, doors, window's, room additions, pain ?Ing, etc. Very reasonable Free estimate Work guaranteed 373 a rn 11 p m 7471 I7d-;"', Car* Dog training in your home All rano Academy Call for free evaluation Ill 7370 am. 6 pm. Animal Haven Boarding 322 3757. Pkimbfrtg ____________________________________ Fast etticient s-rvice, old and new. Boriftd, licen , 322 of". ,_e1at1aisif,~Aadht;r,yVucl no your attic,garaQeorbatementt ______________________ Tree Service E R,v5STRON Tree & Lakefrortf Service OeMossnq, Transplant ing & Removal of trees. Lakefront cleaning No to-b too large or too - small Call 323 18.49 anytime'. Vacuum CIeiers KIRBY VACI,UMCLEANEP Only authorized sales A service fl Sanford, Open 9 S. Mon.-Fri., Sal I 107 W. 27th St. Ph 3735130. Home __monst rat jon - -WaIpaprHangng PAUL SLATER Prclestonal Wallpaper Haen,,r Licensed Reiiosntial Commercial FrtiEstimatesPh3774573 Welding 8&P•1 WELDING Road Service, Build Up. PHONE 3779726 . -_- --_- WellDriIig LandCléW'I'9sm~ )I(K JOYCE WELL DRILLIi,G P. ' ii ' , _-_ - - -Board irso-rro,es,s,onal with love S - - 433 3069 Call Ray Carpentry. Remodeling. Additions, Custom Work. Free Estimate In '-.1 Clearing EL(a,al ,-,- j & i,rad r-.J Pn 32) or 377 674). &t.,y-. or rife ________________ ____ U- 114; - Lawn Service Li_-_-r_ -,,. i-icOks (,ørtjt'n A. Lawn Service t.Ina%cavino Mowing, Edging, Trimming C-41 Reasanablt.apter13376717. Lawn Clears Up. and Light Hauling Tremblay. 3237714 _________________________ KEN'S MOWING SERVICE Acreage. LotS and Lawns Free estimate, call 37) 50.45 -d. I --_------- - t.-(l pcijr new tumnitur t' from WILSON MAIER for the best Christmas ever. Save on ,iation,al brands I.iberal trade ins. Free delivery Convinient terms We give TV Stamps 3)1 E. lit 5?. 377 562.2 _ We build cuttonl'hOmes, or extra ,'.r' '';'.i TP'y'll be the hit of the canine set bathed in medicated shampoo & rins.from Animal Haven, 321 a friendly vanities or replace that old cOuntef top, 373-1010 COC',BUPN FENCE CO FRIGIDAIRE, KITCHEN AID, Light up the Holiday Season with fibre optic lamp k its from 'Islltge Craftsman, 102 5 Park 373 $730 - * Bell Plumbing o, * - yuletide Gift Guide section in the Want Ads MAYTACP, FEDDERS All major ,iipliances Bust in quality and de pndablIlty. HOME APPLIANCE CENTER. 1700 W. 1st St, 377 3113 Alriess & Conventional p'- -.F 1".'ICES UNLI*.'lrE() _______ BELL RINGERS! Those are the great gift ideas You'll firid in the &HOM E & BUSINESS* Remodeling - Room .ddtions, Custom Work Free estimates, Co ncrete For HOME . kiln dealer lOS Closed Thursday A. Scnday 3277921. -. __ i 1fts for the Limits, Sanford Plata. Gill Certificates are lust perfect. and Foreign Coins; $J S Currency, Fine JtweIry; Bottles SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109 West lit BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS ,, BuUdoiig -- - Complete Kodak Pocket camera sets make great gifts. Gift Boxed 117 It up Medco Pinecrest Shopping Center ii...'. faihionabie clothes from Outer rop Care - F The Sound of music will abound in ,'our home from tne stereo you purchase at FIRESTONE, _doswl3townanfo'ti 3220241 'Select a gift from our complete lS'hirlpool home' appliance cCnt iiGeneva Heating A. Air Cond Serv.,3096 Orlando Or, 323 £434 .ants heaoqtjarters-()of)ts A. 1- .tt5, good seIectn ri Lquestrian, 12 W Broai+*ay, Oviedo365 6161 US ADCO Roofing & Sheet Metal Gutters & Dwn Smuts $00 French Ave .372 9551 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON -Ilormerly Harrelt Beauty Nook) 5)9 E Pine. 377 5717. Iwo ------------- Hidden talents come to life with art suppli,t from Senkartli for Christmas, 2)0 Magnolia Ave. HomeImprovements - _ -- Give Dad Black A. Decker power toolS, and Stanley hand toots rom Gregory Lumber. 6th & MapI., ' - He3fefS Cleaned, Serviced, Sold and Installed. Call Geneva Htg A. Air 2611 arid asknq icr ..... Gifts for Advisor Ceramics ROME 1 J ACKSON'S CERAMICS. StippleS Painting- interior & kAx - ENERGY CRISIS? Save pours by using the Yuletide Gift Guide' in the Classified Section sri Ian " minnimmma OIL HEATER & WALL FURNACE CLEANING. CALL RALPH'S HOME SERVICE, 3233"4. IULLDOZER WORK :Iering lots our SpecIalty 373 1731 _afer_3pm BUY THE BEST fo 6Dal, DINGO BOOTS from KNIGHT'S SHOES, 205 E. First :1 H JOH N S AUTO'tOTIVE SER.,CC 102': P1 Mar Sar.oej 31)55.0 ___ ~ ,i ___. HAMON & RICHARDS INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING PH 377 PO4óot 323 147* 7lOM.agnolia Ave 327 "a I _' fiig~ l - FL-11 line GE Applian-c es Sanford Electric Company ' .S22 Park Dfive, 322 1562 - - - '. '. -. ""e' - Kings.Queens , . ES - EN<ARIKGLASS&PAINTCO ____ IIIIIATRIKA" F111%ftsill im P. i'.,' ii I loss ftelances 11J, UP i Lasting Gifts, Coaster 35 or 10 speed bicycles from Fixit Shop, co French. (Hwy $1.92). 3271751 I k A -W Reauy __ &50 w_ I I .- Cec ral He'll r (cr.ni,nnq For free estimate call Carl HarriS ól SEARS in Sanford 377 1771 - - 67 A - or I 644-3912 a oneummossomensonsumommmommenums Air Conditioning III= iiiiiiiiijmil Gffts OrIando 1801 W. is? St., Sanford - --_ ;.e Dad a Colibri Butane Ligher, $9 95 A. up from Gwaltney Jewelers. 70-4 S Park Ave. U A Directory of Experts Re" d - To Serve You! walls. $32-913 Plus tax Bargains on Pirello Steel Belled Radial fires Purebred 10ew Zealand white rabbit herd, 60 does, 6 bvcks. all or pa" Automotive Service -- __ R , _ Gifts KIDS .wiI4 Like U I U _________ SUN. 15 SE V1C TIRES LIvestock And ______ -- 322.475w : I MID~FLAID 322.0614 3234270 - - -- . ' - -' _ gift ideas in the Yulcl.de Gift Guido in the Classified Section .1___ , 7,.' Ir-: '1 - - Buy. sell, consign, appraise, or spec'al SaleS Out f anything f vñluC Hwy. $7.97 Ibehind Win Chester Mt-bile Homes I 7 3-40Sanførd, Fla. 323 1431 - .ECTJON - - rZ :- FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE F,- 7W Apartments Rent N ?4'.PARs3, 1.7 3 Bedroom Iitr's & ApIs 7 Adult prsj, 7 'rity paris 2315 Hwy. U v2. ItOIU 12) 1920, Day, Wk., Mø. PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY - L1l MONDAY NIGHT Antiques. TVI, W') Miscellaneous, New at&t l.i5e&j furniture and applilnces Plus -. spacinl sale's (watch adsl 4 Auctioneering Service. DeBARY & DELTONA ~~ ~_____ SIWING MACHINES, STRETCH JiiCHl, (I) nationally adver tised brand hat all the latest stretch slitchpt, famous front loading bobbin, built In button holes. blind Pie'n and decorative design ,, t each Easy Payments available United FrCight Sales, 3550 S Orange Ave.. Orlando, Mon .Fri 9 to 9. - 56;9 toS -- I * Sanford Auction * - ____- ___J Miscellaneous SINGER ZIG ZAG SEWING MA CHINES (7) never been used. - u Theje macnines have built in controls for g tag buttonholes. , blind Stitch, fancy patterns, etc. Cash or terms United Freight Sales, 3550 S Orange Ave., Orlando. Mon. Fri Clot, Sat. t to 5 WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS Calibart Real Estate Fixit Shop ,906 1 OPEN U RALEIGH BICYCLES 1 a gill of hem lth and love. U U Auto Repairs today TOYS FOR TOTS arid lots of of her Income and For Sale YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. EARN 535• ' fl, FINE SELECTION Parts.Accessories AK - TRE AT YOUR 7977 Hwy 17 97 377 $961 JL _ _____________ ____ OUR OF PRE.OWNED CARS Camper 'Top for Dats TOyt or Small pick Phone 373 : Good income corner prOperty, 117' . 60', Zoned commercial SC 3 177,500, Terms, Ph. 372 7750. YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN South Pint'crr'st. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, spac;ous r ooms, pt large Florida room. Only $26,500, with excellen financing available, ri4r' VAn?n'nOdi.,,n P--'hi'r t.ijCr -, FLORIDA AVENUE it full vinyl hnson & GaIv Pke new, 3- 3 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE A7rW&I, -100 ho Continental 10t -a,, buy %tit trade 111000. Alto I keg draftboi Ph It I IIISE. First St. 322 5622 13 1 quiti. -- 67 - - ON N U U U I U I MONEY SAVE 1970 Pontiac Limans. Very to* Mileage,fully equipped, wide oval i tres, vinyl root, p.s., pb.. 11750cr a test offer. Ph. 322-3960. 775 :6- Bonita Bow Rid I 1 973 U U Sleeps63750 CA-p Seminole, 27 wo Terms, 3.49334Q, Call 321 7547 SAVE GAS and time and trouble through Dec. 3 1 , Longwood. III 9424 16 Doberman 25' Cabin Cruiser GREGORY MOBILE HOMES SOOFrenchAve. 35OIOrlancIoOq 1233200 3735500 I SO KIPIGSBERRY- El Cap'ta,u St. Ray Crank. Builder. New 3 bedroom, 7 bath hot' .es. Car. ptin;, range, dishwasher, disposal, Central heat air, Lot too * 180'. Ph. 47 1 460, __ Agency . _________ With any new car I For. the bell buy in American Motors, arid Jeep vehicles, set' DON BALES Sanford ?.olc Company 5015 FrenchAve. 3774317 Campers Travel Trailers ethelatestiflnn'andused travel trailers and camper's from New I females. wormed & shots SO0 Investment Property REALTY 0530. ----- U . . like new! 36 - . I I i I a U Travel Trailer Doberman Puppy, AKC Rea. Male, 9 MtS Champion blood lines. 12-ct) firm 323 iSIS or 372 192 Boats Marine Equ ipment 55 "'i 3162 __ '' 26I9 Orlando Drlve. 122 0332 '38 JOHNNY WALKER Blair ' with the Yulelide Gill Guide neow appearing daily in I" Classified Section **AMC.JEEpS -_Fla /5 Cocker Spaniel Puppies. AKC. Reg !.ICENSF PIA ' b ought U .-- Stamps.Coins '' im., call for eppsiøU.iinf IIUIINIIIIIIINSIUII.IIIUINIIIIUI I : I I I I U FREE I U I N N TE down, take over, call Credit manager 323 6230 -AUCTION I tip '149 INSTALLED '64 FALCON WAGONNothing - To buy and Sell gold or silvercoins, Contact us first, We also buy bulk NEW 6 OARDINGKENNEL ' V,T, silver coins SEMINOLE COIN GROOMING FACILITIES West CENTER, 109, W lit 373135) Hwy 16 Pb Poland D-..r,n. onr'er, 322 iCSl -_. ._._ . /1 Auction GROOMING* SHAGS --_ 6 yours now. Terms Available. 150 Alma, Lake Mary, 373 1299. ____________________________ USED) BEDROOM C entral heat 1. air. Fully carneteti, .! HOUSEWIVES eiiiiiiiiiiiin - TV 'Radio ctoran - Qood mileage good transportation. - Cow horse. 1 htaloj 115 to Ph 323 13". ISto chaoS-i from. 131-7373 Dealer. Call For Appnl. 322-3103 ZIG-ZAG down, take over. call credt manager 373 6230. -Mobile Home Bank Repossessions, IdyIlwiIde Homes By 5)) 2Z2 Z,1t, ?-ii,i*. Irs 14:1 .33W FrstSt, 373 6061 or 323 0517 .'.',jst sacrifice 7 br mobile ?"o'r' th I',hscentraIt&i shoo carpel & much more. 3235500 slier öpm. '''. - £5 Angle OFFER ., Rtally, 322-1301 11111001111AI, CARGO. INC. '69 CHEVY P;CK-(JP. Nothing 6-41 $126. Winter Park. Pets and Supplies •POODLE Autos for Sale ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED apricot.2vr. cream white $SOea KENMORE WASHER, parts, Service. used machines. MOONEY . APPLIANCES, CES. 3230697. Wurlit:ef organ, I manual. like rim; I day mantle clock, Strike$ on hour & hall hr. tilill 8221. GREGORY MOBIL E HOME S 500 renchAve ($7 92) fl 2b10Hlawatha Ave. at 1792 ________ ______ Øflfr,j5 CARPET 111 _________ 80 $31 1W III ZAAI ,iva miiipj2 Mercuy Comet GT, radio, neater, air, extras. Best offe'rover 51.100 373 7925 alter 6 pm - e,.o I TON CHEVY VAN. Nothing down, take over, call credit manager, 3236230. Wanted-- Old furniture, lamps, misc. private party. Ph. 372 9)93 LoeIsaPugfr Christmas- Se Freezers Many to choose from. Dick's Ap 1....... -'-_ - -- Service. French Ave. Santora, 32776sit, 5400 Will sell for $450 Ph 37) 7651 - New 17164 2 OR. )%a bath reduced 112S Per day until soldf - - CA,P*l UI ' Appliances _________________ C? carat diamond rang valued at _4 1;. Welcomes WE HAVE RENTALS .. In.th moss, no Sticks or tra'n Sluder Floral Co. of Fla fleardall Ave. 373)7)0 -, -. Cash buyer for used articles, fur. future', etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES, 322 6972. _ b9 Ford Fairtane 500 Station Wagon %77S.PPt.323.bi$ b77Fl,ght Line Aye Sanford Airport ____ Phi 17339ct3 *",' pay si.so per $00 lbs -- Clean __________________ [ILI11ILL1Itf.IiII1tJLTI 'It BUMPERS ± t,rakr's, electric seats I. windows, ssoo 37) 54II -' Trailers - - -- - SPARTAN BUMPERS - Every Friday 7 10p.m. lIuy, Se-li or ______ Consign. Call 53$ 7070 AAA - -_ - and lots of sparkling de are fourd in the Yuletide Gill Guide in the Classified section CARROLL'SFURNITURE MILLERS EXAMPLE _t. " STEP ____________________ Whirlpool home appliance Center love A. ore Professional dishwashers, compactors Prices With Ph 373 3591 or 3233959 start at $1$9,5. Get Mom hers for t'r','.- :. :'; T;.ez,,r,.., ..,. i-es, orpjSt. will iota for available Geneva Heating A. Air Christmas 2 Dobermans, Conditioning Serv, 3096 Orlanøo Beagle, males and have all shots Dr.. First bldg. South of Airport After 7, eves. & Sunday, 323.4971 Blvd. on 17 92. 373-3431. AKC mate Poodles - 1 yr. dark UTILITY TRAILER- Completely rebuilt and new lifts. 1*5. ph, ) 714 _ NO REASONABLE REFUSED --' - S37.50 YULE JEWELS .trnpoca( 1v only SI per day. 65 Trucks and For dornes:ic & imported pickups Save 40 PCI-Buy direct Factory lop price-s pad, used, any Condition - thIVENTORY MUST BE REDUCED AT SOME PRICE, BEFORE JANUARYI __ 94&u area. includes inventory muip Commercial building on Park Ave bSOO so if $27.000 "'• - ' ire in 9Y' / --_-~-1 -ti bh. B;g 4 bedroom Mayfair. Ideal Sftp. touted in prime shopping Commercial 1;rtv on 17-2 ' home. Discounts on every motil lit horn* in stock at Place Horne% North, 11 92 at Lake Kathryn North of Hwy. 436. Ph - 834 2270, . __ BL, - ' Mobile Homes - - :m_ tn te-r rr'urn on a S'ore vestment good Ic.ai on ncT.des v,pm.ent arid in real estate " 1 . - ;, 11O.gw ' - BROOKFIELD,'71,,rsuponiw, wooded lot, river right's, boat ramp 3 bdrm 64 * 17 Dealer, 121 4= - , -. -- ______ - GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW Wishers, ranges. refrq 5)995 u Also repairs, Myers Appliance, 210 Sanford Ave., Spanish & Mediterranean bedroom sets w Ith intricate Spanish designs, heavy cheIt handles, and hand rub-bed finish. 4 piece Sol includes dresse, Forrest Greene Inc 32 - -._. RECONDITIONED Refrigerators, Washers and Dryers. WARRANTY, Free Delivery, WHITESIDE APPLIANCES. 64.4 7i). 1911 P1W" 17 92 Open Sa' & Sun 9 63* 2920 , A I RPORT ' BLV D. 323.4670 . SHOE REPAIR riamllive home. Only %4=0 MAITLAPIDFLEAMART .' SANFORD, FLORIDA -- - c-ot.,ple. -ew ALTAMONTE SPRINGS AREA- mortgage S43.000 - ces. large od?,..ruT F000F%T CITY AQiA- .- i...i panelIng, large pantry&kitcp,en, 3 bedroom spit plan. 7 bathS, high A. dry, quiet area. FHA or VA , 171.900. Rustic country Setting, large wooded lot. I bedroom spit plan, 7 planned, double - LOCATED SOUTH V CASH 122 4132 ror used furniture, appliances. tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 Items .irr'" .'.art, 2)5 Sanford Ave. -__. 196* Bass BOal 16 fiberglass, 33 hp Evinrude, all aluminum trailer Emcellent ConditIon Priced to sell .134 1606 Cit Guide or TOALL OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS - * 11731so Ter Ms Ibedroom Park Ridge central Mel & air. extra large storage " 70 67 Equipment " - - - -' Octagon "school" clock, Chime' Grandparent clock, cherry, Westminster chime, Some others Ph 377 7675 HAND PAINTED PORTRAITS. 01 pastel Reasonable, Or ask aboutlessons.5741007, -SOFAANDCHAIR CLOSE OUr- 7 sets with solid hardnood frame, •-''s t'_'st 599 SC' ,th r.r terms. Fipit come, first Served on selection of fabrics. vinyls or colors. United Freight Sales, 3350 S. Orange Ave., Orlando. !.-EVEREST REALTY INC. Wy. 17 MatIandA7$ 0405 5 . Driv*0,1rlfX-JArca1-aRJ Steyh, si bedroom billinle with fireptace Garden setting from street street. Quiet SeCluded neigh tErhood 127000 19 Wanted to Buy --- 68 Boats & Marine - intheCIa',sfi-..j 5e-ct,oni Yuieti 6130. AcreRealty,REALTORI73.7,50 - - * Singer A. 'A. - - ' 'A t'tyhtsg 14. Sacrifice, $125. 327 Longwood Large Lot. Fenced. 121.300 - - 55 -1 ___ Justin time for Christmas We have 1n sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin -_-a Surplus of furniture, tables, in machine. Fully automatic. pay 58 Bicycles beds, etc. that must be sold before balance of 17$ or $0 payments of January at some pricet See .5? U Call Credit Dept. SANFORD Gregory Mobile Ho rnet. Bikes, Bikes, Bikes wiuo CENTER. 307 A. East jnfCz,t ,: ':",n',j flOth-. .' , Sanforcj i;- ciii -)Iii,i ' -sped, arid standard bikes now h',i,l,AIf'- Christmas tree. 4', available at Firestone Store. call ticirw. pine, like new, 13. S mm Beautiful Spanish Living room 3720244 . Ebell & Howell movie camera, r furniture, can be considered • 1 9 lens. Magic eye, extras. us o new Must sell and sacrifice, ___________________________ make offer. 322.S*7, Please Call Ml 3123, Equipment for Rent -_____________________________ 64 ----- ssorted electric raiors, Used. IS SHO1S DELIGHT In the each 322 6)30. timely. money saving 5U90e5tiC'ns Rrnl tI'ue Lustre Electric Carpet 3 Bedroom. b' Bath - ' " Another Quality Home D.veIopm, by-BrH.y Odham "Santord'I Sales l.,act.r' Yo,,'r Multiple Listing Agency LocalandNat.onai MIS REALTORS BUG Realtors -. P 11 _ E !!g; -- --' 'scCesiOries. Portrait kit, filter, timer, light meter, (lash gun. and 52 830-5500 in 1601 Goods Household _ - Polaroid ISO camera, complete _______________________________ - J - . 1970 Grand Prix, Model Si. fully equipped. AM-FM stereo radio. air Conditioning. power steer ing & 195-9 VOlkswagen bus, clean, 23 mpg new Inspection, 1350. Ph 177 7754 HOt HOt HO! Laugh away your shopping worries by using the Yuletide Gift Guido in the Classified Section, _____ Roberts & Gilman A DEVELOPMENT OF ] =W.i For Sate Exceptional buy, Professional j 834-3131 WILCOLANDCO nut 'MERRY CHRISTMAS. Furnished All advcrhSing ap.iusç in The Sefltfd hlrra:d out We-dneWiy will Altamont, Hiigflt location SI Restaurant equipment, new & Used, bought & sold Holiday Equip mint. 3913N Orange Blossom It'., i Orlando Ph 11.341 2W .?hi It ', '23,950 Realtor, MUST SEE brand new listing in 733*516Cc m. Cp.m i' - ' All makes sewing __ Fern park, :- -------- I Miscellaneous - You Can't Buy The Trees -- 322 6137; After 3, 322 7111 Tr;pOrTitt)li ERRACE a 11.1 L..........r. 50 p,. 1969 Buick Ri.iera Steel radals. excellent COflditlOn, fully equip. ped, $1950. Cell alter 6-37]-4261. 6730. ________ - - Furnished 2 bdrm, home, wall to wall carpeting, air Conditioned, near Shopping A. Churches, Ideal for retired. $17,500. 3225700. ,[ - tuIndon, unwanted Ii,mk c$rs hauled away. You r cost, 110. Orlando.295 6191 anytime. - - b97Otds$I Assumepayments 377 '&d RAMBLER AMERICAN, 6 Cyl., automatic. Nothing Down, take over. Call Cred.l Manager, 373 Junk Cars Removed Autosi;rIe ''------- '' 1963 Dodge Dart, extra clean, automatic transmission, good tire., radio. heater. Only $495 SHELLEY AUTO SALES, 701 French Ave., 373 2960. -,-- ---------- i "1 ______________________________________________________________________________ '-li Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Realtor GENEVA 98 17 _______ Till We Succeed" rim $ - 1.1 i- VA - 322.2420 Anytime SNUG AS A 3 bedroom, C,B home, Longwoijd area. Central Pleat & Alt', Wait to Wall Carpel, individ,,l water 1. Sewer. Large lot, dead end street 13.000 deposit and move in while loan being processed. Immediate Occupancy Call Bud. 377 6157 or 377 7111 Call ButCh 172 615/ or 377 7171 -9-Stamps 75-Campers - Travel Traitors Call i b7 Volt Atjt Batteries $Jl,95 REEL'S BODY SHOP I 109 Sanford Avenue 8ucKZ ________________________ ______ off west 111k Street Near Qewixa O.re.u,s A41 u.iachln, repair cleaned' leaned oiled adjusted -- DREA.MWOLD NINE BRAND NESs O[LXU HOMES. 3 and I bedrooms, twi' baths, with Climate control, range's. exhaust fans, disposals, dishwashers. Carpeting, garage's and patios, from 130.500 to 1)7.000 P4g.r Seminole Hioh. Thwra ready to shO*' , 'Ant to sell something? *% small 'rvestment in a Classified Ad will rsriQ results - 7-Livestock and Poultry 7571 l'rk. Dr 373 21)5 REAI.IOR Afterhours. 1 377 77 372 9791 535.Tee'ms NEW HOME for your CHRISTMAS TREE 46-Hones Jim Hunt Realty ME FIFPI -- '' ALTAMONT E P_ttorLw'f MC _____________________________ tY' Ito Autos for Sale - Um! We Don't Stop PECT AND DtSEVIt 830-5500 AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. goodies. Houses for Sale r-e'ntleman would like a gentleman to share rent of trailer. All .- tIte*. TV and linens. 373 cca Sb-Camping Equtpment 57-Sporit Equipment MOTEL lrv.-ly renovated Class A rating Color TV. C0rte'sy car , Pick up service. Family units, cf . (Iclencies, over nites. low weekly rates. 3fl 3403. 0 open I 6 pm daily. On site ptIOfli 323 7010 ____ Below _____________ Auto Repairs 1c £OT- Wednesday, Dec 19, 1973-lB Read Paris- Accessories - ____________ BATH hAND NEW HOMES. PACKED FULL OF EX, ALL THE EXTRAS Gilman & =r . .PliJflI DCAi _____ VILLAS .,HiIIULCW000 Roberts L 1 r 16 ThAT 1(JD Of AMU- _ ___ _____ 123,100 assume mtg. $4000 down, Sb?? MO. 7 pet. interest. 2 yr old I bclrm home. family mi take your choice, on new rnorlqajt* of Sb $0 Pct down NO CLOSING COSTSI '.'c I c.tr fc'. on Valencia Court North. Model - - 40 Cofu.'nlniums ,1! I rum Sfl ut.) ti Shltt't bj LxuSt, turn left to 14th St., right CITY - EXCLUSIVE - FOUR LOVELY 2 BEDROOM. 1", bath. 7 story frame condorniniumi at 14.SCO each Feature's including climat, control, all laundry ConneCtiOns, ranges, disp(lsats, dishwashers, exhaust fans. covered patios. carpeting. etc Several purchase plans now available. Can be teased *ith option to purchase Close in 3 bedroom furnished house, Security deposit re1Jrecj Phone 3227M1 37 I',- cr two - ,. . VII 6300 tefms P O&Y 43-Lots and Acreage CS--Resort Proprfy For Sale ,...,.. F-WICIS 9% B.xa of Prices 14% Bccww of Grorwairres... 8% Bscgw of iróNminc, .t'. i.-Farmc ,ind Grotcs w. t% D's. 3% Moe-, 31Wanted to Rent Real Estate 33 . BOAT BUILDERS 34-Mobile Homes Rent For Rent -- CHRISTMAS SELLS JINGLE-so DOES ri-is. MONEY Twv se., make in your spare time 1% an .WON Representative. Call 644. 12-Houses Rent Unluraished 'For Rent 2112 Stevens Ave., Sl first, lait, Ph before Ra.m.,aftei-$pm 377 7151. .. - , 33-Houses Rent Furnished I t L.' '.' .' ' WANT A BEAUTIFUL, ONE YEAR OLD 3be'droom,7batlsina tree shaded setting with a view of the St JoMs? We have it for 159,600. This one has everything Call for appointment to see it, '2 bedroom house, I bedroom air. - • II. L .A. L U ' Is Art Sonsom I CONVEN. Two new I bedroorr., 7 bath homes Central heat-air. eat-in kitchen, lar l.imlly room and patio, One pool planned, many closets! Country living, frees. 137,400, and $38,700 Call row. flarbai,u 3fl.s77 VA.-Nothing Down Realty -'' '. ticip Wanted SECRETARIES & TYPISTS Santa is coming. art YOU re'ady? Wor k edav.aweeli,a month. The choice is UP to you. Ho Norreil Let d. Winter Park, REALTOR 1 t-er'o'n o PLACE A Yuletide Gift ad, call the Classified Advertising 20 Stenstrom Ideal iocationl 2 bdrm.. II I baths, cen.na.ww carpel, G.E,k;tchen, may ,itrlI. Adults- Deposit . 372 11 ' Relief r HALL REALTY -1 1~ E-A-CAI! AO Ready? , h Value I tl - CDOWN A3o00. , CASSELEIEPR, .40 ._. RETIREMENT SPECIAL or young Immediate possession, assume low ouple--Furnithed 7 bedroom, 1 interest mortgage, low down bath, clean. comfortable'hous,e on payment. 3 bedroom, large corner corner lot, ?utility rooms. lot, carpeted, fully equipped Hospital and shopping near. Fish kitchen. garage I year olil from Lake Monroe 5)5,900. $7I,2ct3 NATURAL SETTING, Country 3 eroom home. privacy galore, malestic oaks, Pines, golf and REALTOR 131 0722 fishing fishing near. Remodeled with CASSELBERRY NE40 central heat and air. Special "tStoo 377-5991 ' by , - Quite Sale ' C. A WHI000NSR'. BROKER Ill N, Park, Sanford QUALIFYING Houses for Owner-4 bedroom wood frame house'. Close in, Total price. -' , Terms. Jimmie Cowan, 31$ . Am" ,* Palmetto Ave. - REALTOR 44 1191, D TIA ry _______________________ SANFORD AREA Christmas - - : ot THE BORN LOSER 1 REAL I .T AT 1. Reg . Broker. 8 li Park Edws. Bldg. 323U10 After fIrs. 323-37b5--349 NO .: : ' CORBEH CLIFF JORDAN 2$44S French Ave Days 172 7217 ___ - 377 7643' SANFORD REALTY Bedroom, 2 bath. den. eal.in kit. chin, enclosed 2car garage, central heat, on large lot. 1250 per ma. Pulp Really. 377 2335. Help Wanted 79-Roo ms for Rent :: 30-Apartments Rent - PfANOLESSONS BROl'ER 3 bedroom house. 1150 ma, plus s"cvrity deposit. 206 Woodmee Blvd. Sanford Ph. Orlando $51 0742 eves Department. Oranges, 12 bu. ; re%hy pick grapefruit. $1.50 ho .& Rider. 7*51 Sanford Ave., S.nPO4'd. r . - MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. 103 West Woodland Dr. 1st 1. last mo. plus 373 7616, Wanted. RNs and LPN. Apply in person, Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center, MedonvilIC Ave, Sanford Good Things to Eat ___ NAV E L ORANGES Tangerines&Tangelos Jfl-Vi3or3flOM - Houses Rent - 3171 - DBARY, two bedroom. ii', bath, unusual home. tint 'rnished, large family room, 2 utilities, extra lot. $21900 JackR.McC1e _______ Geneva Waterfront near Lake H:rncV. Cft.riing 3 bedrcprn, 7 bath home. nteresting extras. Immediate occupancy. 319 511$. . Unfurnished _______ , _____ 1:ct,lJIe - 9 _____ Saturdays & Potidays 9a.m.. 12 Noon 2 Experienced fiberglass chopper man, top pay. must have good references Call 373.3*50 or 373 i - 3 ' ttab'%.ttng in my home, Sanford area, $IS per week Ph. 373 539 Department Hours To bedroom duplex lurnshec artment 4220 Orlando Drive '*ntrd BROKERS The Time Tested Firm DayS:372Days: I Houses for Sale 1 Ill - 5'f" JOHN'S REALTY CO. 3734653 Muit sell Practically new home, 3 bedrooms, I' oaths. central heal and air. carpeted throughout, all red brick construction, delightiul urea, 171.500. Showing anytime between barn, and 2 pm 350 Well Brooklyn St Magnolia Park, Orange City. Mr. Hayduk. - Al In" N 4 - a- - :_ __ Houses for Sale TAFFER REALTY OWNER BY furnIShed. No pets or children %00. 122 1111,1111 semi trailer or ready mix truck. Miracle Concrete. 309 Elm ____ BALL REALTY Raymond M. Ball, Rog. Broker Either Platt.AsocIate II? West First St. 37756.41 4 Room apt. with I bedroom, wtei Needed. No eipeflence necessary. Apply In person, Art Griadict whI Ranch, 6500 N. Hwy. 17 Sanford. *li wcthr :. . - --- _______________ ONLY ONE AVAILABLE Large 2 bedroom home, formal dining room, convenIent location, ro qualifying Reasonably priced. 5)3,500 with terms. Call today. -1. ChristmasIs " Creeping - Here. "aa"00"11"_ Houses for Sale 31 Houses for Sale 116W ?r'd St SALESMEN Child Ca ,6 Rated For Consecutive - - fl mo ottj Irish S,'tter, Lake area. Answers to "Mac". NeethmedicateontotIve.ni-0310. 377 5161 Reward. _____ The Longer Yaw Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Want *REWARD • • • Gneros r3rd for information Pc'Jd'flQ to the return of my black dog. "Bob". missing from Bill & Betty's restaurant S. Sanford Ave Ph days 372 9795. after 5:30 pm, 9219. (62.O0 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum lnstrtion-No Lost and Found s - 11 Needs" _.~._ .----- --_ Waflted.ManlOrlaundrywash,00m and smelt pickup & delivery rout' In Sanford. 4 days a week. Short pay, Full time em pfoyee need apply only. Apply i' person, 113 Palmetto Ave., San ford Dry Cleaners Poori and board for the elderly rn o'ivate tome. pci*e area uo1. - Apartments Rent Furnished "Don't Your I AVALON APARTMENTS Foremen UT$LITV CONTRACTOR ' M3flhOlC. (1flditl and C8bie Experienced only. Paid vacation, hoIdays. hospital i zation. Call WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP. 131 3415 Can ieip 'rone 473 isi; '. file P.O 1713 Sanford, Florida Sell WELAXA APARTMENTS 114W. 1St. St. Construction * AD DIAL Orlando 31 TøIi rce. 644.'M? M for "We Care' PROBLEM Seminole Male Help Wanted 18 Gift& ---------------- ______ Personals INFORMATION Santa's The Sanford Herald 3 - and i.irjr, Jfl'S. sprrklm-mi Water cnc'itioners. 322 1417 -- WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All type-sand sizes We repair and servie STIPIE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. 707W ?nd St. - 3226432 Windows iiJ wind 'n', any i',p: We replaç Sv fuel, Fret screen. SUN Enterprises. Inc 130 '1.'2 --,,. - - �- 813-The Sanford Herald - Wednesday, Dec. 19, 1973 V--- - -- 'rt__ g_ patgn vias decided two weeks ago at a meeting of top IRA commanders in Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland. Three of Tuesday's bombs were car bombs, oc was a letter bomb' and late Tuesday night a shopping bag exploded in a suburban shopping arcade where a girl planted a similar bomb six months ago. Two other letter bombs were found Monday; one exploded and injured a brigadier on the staff of Queen Elizabeth II. Meanwhile, political commentators predicted that Prime Minister Edward Heath would call a general election In early February In an attempt to capitalize on public resentment. This confirmed earuer reports that the IRA would not observe it* usual Christmas cease-lire In its guerrilla war to freak Northern Ireland's links with Britain. Local newspapers said IRA sourcestold them the London cam. S Legal Notice - Legal Notice Legal Notice ' . ". • Watch Your London Bombings Expected LONDON (APJ - Scotland Yard warned London today to expect more pre-Christmas bombings in a terror campaign blamed on the Irish Republican Army. Five Tuesday wounded at least & people in the city, and in Dublin the IRA's Provisional wing warned: "Peszure on the enemy will be maintained on a number of fronts over the Christmas period." -, - - -- - - iFAT' GO t.oai ugly isciss weight with the ,.n.IbIe NEW FATGO diet plan. Nothing sensational lul l weight loss for tho.e that r..Ily want to lose. A full It day supply only $2M. The price of two cups of con,,, Ask Fairway Plaza Drugs about the FAT-GO reducing pl&n and start losing weight this w,.k. AA ________ _____ __________ _________ ______ Money back In lull It not compIe,. ly satisfied with weight loss Ieom the vary first package. Legal Notice DON'T DELAY FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME SUBJECT TO. ASSIGNMENT OF got PAT-COO today. _____ _____ _________ NOTICE as herety given that I am MORTGAGE recorded in NOTICE ii, hereby given that I am (. Only $2.50 at engaged in business at 169 W. Records Book 770. page 121 held by engaged In business at 736 Laurel Broadway. Oviedo, Seminole FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR Way. Casselbeiry. 32707. Seminole County, Flo#ida under the fictitious Ph 312 1442 TOAGE ASSOCIATION; County, Florida under the fictitious and - lt name of H I P-BLOCK INC. and TROOP 20 of Lake Mary made decorations for the Christmas tree at U15 Orlando Dr. name of COMMERCIAL AD MORTGAGE recorded in Official Sanford that intend to register mid Mm, Records Bock 954. page 102 In favor JUSTMENT OF ORLANDO. and Lakeview Nursing Center in Sanford. Arranging strings of popcorn are with The Clerk of the Circuit Court, 21 that I intend to register said name of ALICE LORETTA REECE. Seminole County, Florida In ac Tracy Reynolds 1 and Andrea Pryor. Single I with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, coidance with the provisions of the y and each 04 you are hereby Seminole County, Florida In ac (Herald Photo by Ken Burn pus) Fictitious Name Statute To.it severally notified that the plain. cordance with the provisions of the kclionfl3.09 Florida Statutes fiff1s) filed its sworn complaint or Factitious Name Statutes, To Wit: S. Josephine E. Deese petition, together Section. Florida Statutes 1957. WiTh its Publish- Dec 11. IV, 26. 1973 and Declaration of Taking in the above S Louis P. Leone Jan. 7. 1971 1 styled Court against you and each of Publish Dec. 19, 26, 1973 and Jan. 2. DEW.5I NOTICEOFNEARINO you as defendants seeking 10 con. 9 1971 FICTITIOUS NAME TO SHOW CAUSE demn the above described Property DEW V3 NOTICE is hereby given that lam _________________________ NOTICEOFSUIT a7eden Seminole coumy Florida engaged in business at 320 S. 1797, THE STATE OF FLORIDA 10 FICTITIOUS NAME by Eminent main proceedings. Casseiberr, Seminole County. FraI National gge y NOTICE '. t-l "t-, .:rr That we are fer!rr Of Ph? F r i t' ::r TN' I?i ' j il ii 'Ir e L. ';'.. ,.. 1D t,t Ti Itl1viSi Al OIJ UP iC 'O BE4NLTT LAPIDARY AND ARTS, SERVE W. L. Cornwell, lacking electricity. 17 n, P0 Do* 779. Longwood. An estimated 2),OOO people t)fcq the Honorable Roger F. that I intend to register said Regional. V.P 37730, Seminole County. Flotida huddled in temporary shelters Dykes. One Of Judges of the above In Detroit, a private Jet name with the Clerk of tre Circuit 34 Peachtree Street. N.E. under the fictitious name of ALL styled Court on the 73rd day of skidded off a snow-covered runCourt. Seminole County, Florida in Connecticut early today after Atlanta. Georgia COUNTIES V. W. SERVICE 1. January. AD. 1971, at 1) o'clock; accordcr with the provisi$ o PARCEL No $15 way and smashed through a SALES. and that we Intend to being driven from frigid homes A.M. in Seminole County Cour. the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Manufacturers Kanover register said name with the Clerk of in the aftermath of a severe lhCuse. Santord. Florida, Its fence, striking a tree. The two Wit: Section I659 Florida Statutes Trust Company the Circuit Court. Seminole County. placation for an Order of Taking in persons aboard were not in1957. SERVE John F. MGilIi. Florida in accordance with the winter storm, officials said, cor4ai'a with ts Declaration 5: Edgar A. Bennett cuidy, Pr,sio.nT s Jured, officials said. Snow conAnd more 5110W was 011 It provisions of the Fictitious Name Taking heretoloreliled in this Cause. Publish: Dec. I?, 19. 26. 1973 3,50 Park Avtt and Statutes, To-Wit: Section so.s.oe way to the beleaguered E All parties to this suit and all other tinued falling In Michigan and Jan. 2. l974 Ntw York. New York )22 Florida Statutes 1957. interestrdpartirsmay appear at the accumulations of up to three Coast area tonight or early DEW PARCEL NO, 113 5: Wi!Ii3m H. WiIk'son tinie and Place d ;rar'd arid b my-i':,'1 It laid dtend-ants are Tiving. an IN THE CIRCUIT COURT inches were predicted. OF THE Thursday, forecasters said. Richard H. Tillman heard 1 any or all of laid defendant or SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF Dennis C. Tillman AND "I'd say over a quarter of a FLORIDA. IN AND FOR LEON defendants are deceased. the .--. IS hereby t i to A ICII-dLA ,-vw..p.,.,, Each urnunv muuon people are in hotels, unknown spouse. wrL COUNTY. FLORIDA Jan 2. 1971 I reg,jred to 11 CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1505 orantees. cred.tors. Iienori. or he schools, fire houses, or family it any, to said complaint or petition DEW S7 - I DIVISION OF BOND FINANCE of parties claiming by, ltwough. under, or friends' houses," said Alan . the DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL or against any such deceased HOWARD P. MARSEE. NOTICE OF INTENTION Hekking, chief of operations for cERVICES of the STATI OF defendant or defendants, it alive. /S I Assistant County Attoflev TO APPLY FOR FLORIDA. a public by Corporate. and, it dead. their unknown the Connecticut Office of Civil Seminole County PASSAGE OF STk` heirs. deviseri. iogalees. grantees. Plaintiff. Prf)a.redneu. "I'm trying to 110 East Commercial LOCAL LEGISLATION creditor-s. lienor, or other parties Sanford, Florid-4 get an emergency generator for STATE O FLORIDA, and the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 4 claimIng by, through. under, 04' onor before the 21sIdayofJanuary hone1titshin9s NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of a hospital and a guy's asking several Taxpayers, Property against any Such deceased defen AD.. 1974. and file the originJ,l with ntentlontoappIy?oshe 1974 Sesson Owners and Citizens thereof . 5. Mid Oil I$fli the 04 the abovc styled Court f thFlorida Legislature for me for a generator to keep his cluding Nonresidents owning Oe having or claiming to have any on said date, to show cause what property or Subject to taxation passage of an act by local bill the COWS alive." ri3ttT, title, or ivJerest In arid Tø the CIOh$. titiC. lnt.-pf or Shop Sterciti's Sanford substance of which relates to l)esniti' renair efforts. Cor'. - .. ... z...... propert, oe'.cr'oej In thi complain a.'iy of you have in and to the 1' claiming any right, title or interest repealing Chapter 69 1611, FlOrida to wit property deribed sc in said corn. Laws, which authoriled THE necticut power companlee estl. SECTION 77510-2606 in property to be affected by - STATE piaintorp,ti?andtoswca Issuance of the Bonds described In DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD Or mated that 84,400 customers Christmas Savings for you ROAD 5-434 SEMINOLE if any you have. why said property INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, were still without electricity tothe Complain?, andAll Others lobe SEM COUNTY DESCRIPTICNS - sIu1d not be condemned tC( the affected in any way thereoy, formerly THE BOARD OF PUBLIC day where temperatures PARCEL NO. 113 - FEE SIMPLE usesandpvrpose-sas Itt forth in the INSTRI'CTION OF SEMINOLE Now thru Dec 24 - RIGHT OF WAY complain or pe'.tion filed herein If plunged to just above zero 16.700.000 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, to enter That part . IN RE VW fail to do soi a default will be and mak.econtracts for purcpta,esos overnight. COUNTY ROAD BONDS Lot t. Stock I. Glenroje Lea entered against you toe' the relief materials, suppiitI and Services lion to Long*ood as recorded in ORDER At least three storm-related A GIANT demanded .n the complaint or NOTICE TO: STATE OF without requiring competitive t Map Book 4. page 53, Publicrecoras FLORIDA. AND THE SEVERAL bidding or quotations thereon for a deathswere reported today on 04 SemInole Ccunty, Florida, LESS WITNESS my hand and seal of Long Island, N.Y., where an esTAXPAYERS. PROPERTY sum not to exceed si.oCOthe North 15 tees and LESS tight of said Court on the 14th day S: William P. Layer OWNERS AND way for State Road 5177; ALSO CITIZENS timated 45,000 persons were December. A.D. . 1q73. Superintendent THEREOF. INCLUDlNG Lots 1. 4 and s of .1 A Bistline's (Seal) still without electricity because Of Schools and Ex officio NOP4RESIONTS OWNING *dontoLonqwndaj recorded ifl Arthur H. B.t(kwith, jr. , Secretary of THE DISTRICT of Monday's storm, And new --'.t ouo j. Pt *. SaloOHC Clerk of the Circuit Court SCHOOL BOARD OF TAXATION THEREIN. AND ALL records. LESS right of way .5jat, deaULs also were reported In By: Cecelia V. Ekcn SEMINOLE COUNTY, OTHERS HAVING OR CLAIMING Roads S-427 andS 434. Massachusetts, Rhode Lsland Deputy Clerk FLORIDA ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR $14tying within -45 feet South of a center Publish - De 19,76, 2973, ano Jan. 2. and Colorado. STENSTROM, DAVIS 1. TEREST IN PROPERTY TO OFline of right of way for State Road S_ E 9.197.' - -AFFECTED 434, Section 7TSaO. said center l AFFECTED BY THE ISSUANCE McINTOSH In the Midwest, snow continDEW OF THE BONDS DESCRIBED Attorneys at Law being described a toiowi uitd to fall. Officials said up to HEREIN, AND ALL OTHERS TO Florida State Bank Begin on thC West of mid seven inches of new snow fell in q BE AFFECTED IN ANY WAY - Suite - 1 Sectionl at a point Post Office boll 11)0 THERfBV: some area of Minnesota by 00degrm 101 111 west, along Said CITY OF You, and each of you, and the Sanford, Florida 37771 tine from Ihe ScuThw,ii corner of ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, ct,t,, o Fk'ridl, thr ough the State Pubt'Sh Dec 19, 75. 1971 3 et.-n3t, sa3 p0.-V -rr,g,na on major Eastern FLORIDA AttorneyS for the Second Judicial DEW 95 curve concave to the utheriy and NoficeefPubIicH,ai'ing roads approached normal after Circuit of Florida and the having a radius of 1lM9 feet; Oi;CaM iTM tONLtNN: BIDDING REOUtREMEP'ITS a Eighteenth Judicial Circuit ot tnence ftorn a tangent t*ar*ng of being uippkd bevause of the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Florida, are hereby reQuired to ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED North 19 de'prees 40 01" East, n,,,t dorm, but driving was still appede before thiS Cowl in the BIDS along iai curve through a central tr-.e C - tv Coun,l t Inc C i ty of Altamonte Invitation to bid: Not Ice Springs. Florida, that is hereby hazardous in some areas beQ.ambers of the undersigned Cit. "feat OldegreesuJ IV* ,aiztenc, Wit Judge at the Leon Couriy given that me District School Board cause of icy roads. The Long of 31217 feet to thi end Of s&Jd said City Council will hold a public Courthouse lo Tallahassee. Florida, of Seminole County. Seminole try, thence Soul" 19 deç'iies 16, hearing on the queStion of changing EXCLUDING FAIR TRADE, APPLIANCE, TV AND STEREO Island Rail Road. which had eithe zoning classification Of the on the11th day of January, 1974 s County, Florida. will receive sealed 13" Eat?, MIS feet. t r,ce South 1000 O'clock A.M. and show cause, bids until 7:30 pm on Wednesday, ther Canceled trains Tuesday or degrees 07' 0?" East, 63663 feet; fOIiO*IflQ dttC?lDed property: 1100 French Ave. PARCELONE: The East 30 feel if any you have, why thC Prayers of January 9. 1974. at which time Bids reported delays ranging up J Sanford thence SoutPat?g,grm Or 30" East, the Complaint filed in the above- will be publicly opened and read 619.3* fe-es to tht bocivining of a (Lila the North 311 feeS I of the Tract three hours, said operations 4 styled cause should not be granted alOUd in the Courtly Courmous,, CuVVI Concave to the Northerly aino cif real property hereinatter Convenient Credit Terms and the Bonds and proceedings Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida on having a radius of 11,439,1 feet; dttcribed and referred to as Traci validat ed and COflfirrt.ed as therein the t011owflQ: Free Delivery thenc, along raid curve ttwougs a •'" (less rod rigt'if-of-way for In Rhode Island, where n'ore ectratanglecfold,gr,tsor State Road No 136.1 prayed. The Bonds lobe Issued by PROJECT TITLES$"a Ar Conditioning Building 300, than 100,000 residents were the Plaintiff herein are to be diIt*nCC of 73306 fe,'t to the of OPEN 9:30 6:00 DAILY, CLOSED SUND A Y Semnofe High S.:hool. Sanford. without power for some period dcsicjnated. dated, numbered said curve: thence No al degrees PARCEL TWO: The North 511 feV the Tract of real property denomination of, and to mature as Florida L. durwg tfx striii, officials said AS' 35" Edit, 177 c] fees; thence 04 NAME OF OWNER hwqeinafler des(rlb'd and referred 10110*3: NoeTh$tdeoreesa.t ,District School Board 01 Seminoli "STATE OF FLORIDA. FULL feeS; thence South$e degrees 37.30" to as 'Tract "A". TRACT "A': Commence at thi FAITH AND CREDIT, SEMINOLE H.oti School, 5anfor. Florida. East, 33.16 feet, once North .9 PROJECT LOCATION COUNTY ROAD BONDS," to be decrees 4.1' 17" East, 3Se7 fert to center of Section 14, Township 21 Seminole High School, Sanford dated the first (1st) day of tnt end Of thi$ center lint deccrip South. Range 79 East, run thence November 1973; numbered con- Florida, Seminole County. Florida tb's Containing 2309 square feet North 00 degrees 06' ia" west along the North South center section line PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF secutively from one (1) upward: in • (05J bCte); ,orten. On,u.hun ci 1)000 each; to SEALtO BIDS. OWNED BY: HERMAN G. JEAN 04 said Section II, 75$? feet to the The office oiC the Superintenctent, mature in numerical order in the and LUCILE. JEAN. A.K.A Southeast coriner of (abandoned plat) as recorded in years 1975 through 2002, both In. 702 C. Commercial, Sanford, SI LUCiLLE C jEAN, hi5 wife. chrtive, aggregating the principal Florida until 5:00 pm., 11.71 or as lubierito; tease re-corded In Official Plat Book It Page 44. Public amount of Six Million Two Hundred the Seminole County Court House Records Book M , htld by Records of Semino!, County. Thousand Dollars 116.700.000); and Prior to Opening al 7 30 pm., 1774 PURE OIL COMPANY, aC.aiifyna Ftottd.,%.liacornerbelngthepolnl bearing interest, pavabl e semi- TYPE OF BID OPENINr, Cc--'ri .,r-1 AlGNMEp1r ci be-grtning; cont'nue thence North 00 0't'06'M" West . 731.23 feet Bids shaU be opened ano read annually on the first ilt) day of OF PENIS recorded in May and on the fr'lt (1st) day of aloud to participating General Records Book SS4. P1(WZbI In favor to 'he Northeast corner of said Dot November 04 red's year, at the Contractors and irderested public In 04 MANUFACTURERS HANOVER Ray Estates; thence North I? degrees 2$' 00" West. along the lowest rate or rates obtainable when attendance. TRUST COMPANY. Its same are sold, provided that PROJECT SCOPE AND CON St SECTION 77560 7406 - STATE Norm line of Block "A" of said Dot such Bonds "it not bear Infects, at STRUCTIO'i ROAD 5134 - SEMINOLE Pay Estates. 57111 feet to the The worl' will be let under one a rate greater than the hlgheI rate COUNTY - DESCRIPTIONS Easterly P w line of Interstate A. permitted by Stbtut.i a more contract for labor and parts PARCEL NO. *15 - DRAINAGE run thence SouTh 00 degrees 14' 25" West along Said Easterly P W line PLACE FOR per$icutardeccrip$ionof said Rauh EXAMINING EASEMENT PERPETUAl. 57 1477$ fee-f, thence So.'th 9 degrees and the Project lobe financed with BIDDING DOCUMENTS; Bidders may the proceeds thereof appearing by review SI the LATERAL DITCH RIGHT 16'la" East alongsaidEasterl,RW iflI 429.61 lees; tienc, South 54 reference to the authorizing documents at It, following Place: (SOUTH) STATION 1$Q PLUS 64 17 ti9'Cfl 27' W' East akr.g said District Sctool Board of Seminole resoluton, a true arid correct tee (PART) Eai.teetyR Wiinell36Cfeet;ttsenc, tlf.-ed copy of which it attached to County 60 Thai part 04 and made a part Of the Complaint 202 East Commercial Avenue The lout-h '-a of Lot 40. Block 3, South 19 degrees Zr 00" East aSong Sanford. Florida 37711 nere'n as Exhibit 1, West Wildnser-e as teCOIded PL.l the Northerly P W lint of State Road No 434.750 16 feel thence South 03 The Clerk of this Court Is directed PLACE FOR OBTAINING BID Bo(* 3. page 51, Public Records d,grle521'0O"We1,t,dé3feettothe DING INFORMATION: to Cause C COPY of mis Order to b Seminole County. Florida, 67 Said Northerly P W tin., thence District School Board of Seminole published once each week for three tying within IS feet Northeasterly South 19 oegrr-s 7?' 00" East aløng consecutive wek5. commencing County 13) wi th and in 10 tee', Souttiwetlerty of a 61 with erie first publication, which 702 East Commercial Avenue ddch Survey tine dicrtb'e4 js sad NorTherly ft W line, IS 55 tees to 64 the point of beg'iying Sanford, Florida tJ'saIl not be less than twenty (301 follows: Decriptlon from 0111<1st R,c'wd dayspriortothedateset for theiaid SPECIFIED BONDS From a point on the west tint of $5 All bids will be acccimçM\-ed b' a hearing Piprers. in newspapers of Set a S. 1 c'wnShp 2; 5cr.?", r, ArveP.xA 417. page 177. P.,bl:c Reccrh ,riirioIe Ci.-ntp. ci Flcirij, from circulation certified chk. CbSPiit"r (her,, ('r general published n X Ea.t. be.rig 0.50 feet NorIheely of "HI-C" Highway trit er cysange Leon and Seminole Counties, BidBorsdintheamountof5 per ci,ni, mt5O*ilCtOr-n,(04 9tNW'.of 6 0%" ci. Cornrrer'.,bl to "P Mn" Florida to be returned immediately 10 tin '" ii. •---• • c -. - - 1; '' ---------. 4.)j?4 [t) O R E R ED r iUCSSt.t t:,.a-icr Tf )) 4i ø"b' 43 -W irct to an as District said zoning Chambers at Tallahassee. Leon bidderto furnish a Pertarmancii, and Wdersect*'s wil ,, Center line Of 41 County. Florida, thts 30th da' 04 Payment Bond within ten days ef bi'I (NEW & USED) State Road S 127. being designated cl..ssdicatiom are described In the zoning ordlnancil of trw City of November. A D- 1973, award as Station 366 ptus 41.3$ run thence Attansoree Springs. Florida. to wit (Seat) DATE. TIME AND PLACE FOR North C) uegree's 33' 11" West ?7i1 P.M. Ordinance 'do HI 73 and as W. May Walker OPENING OF SEALED BIDS IM to the POINT OF BEGINNING. Circuit All aminded and suppferste. Judge bids must be received as , 0 Said ditch 5UrVrV Point - P4ttil.c Hr.aring *11 be held in fist Attest soee'fied abc.', and will be opento IM POW -• t, ; H, t t • 1 r n;; ,, i r P.S ,'-,' r' r n U 0 'r • f it-4, - Ta.esday. Januery LL Clerk Circuit Court School Board of Seminole County. thn South $7 degrees 5?' 10" East 1971. at 500 P.M. or as soon Leon County. F$o'ida SemtnoliCounty. Flonida0n the 9tp, "-ef;thenc. SWIttl 40 th1teaft,rasstLe,at aft-Ch f1rne By ,lir.e G Saints day 04 January AD, at 7:33 I. wit M 55 feet; thence-5.outt54 Depsay clerk p.m.. #n4imea in a wo;od envelope w'deresled paftc for ansi against , tL-Vees It - E&SI 531(13 energy. the proposed toning Cl&',cat.øst 7aInIy marked "Project Title: Air CERTIFICATE 71 thenceSoulhO7degl-ees07'OS' East change will be heMd it i PwVIOY certnt..a that a copy of Conditioning Bsi$dIng 300, Se-rninole Itt' thence North 19 dew. eS This Notice has be'n Posted In the foregoing Order. to which i High. oven JbflUary 9, 1911" The t2'5t"fistt39ftthen.,$u'h 7 tPst,'t 01 PubliC pis..t'S Within the lflartsed a CDVV of the ComPlaint District SC74OI Board of Seminolt 7* gegrm 0?' It" East 76 r County, Seminole County, Florida thence South S5nees le p0" East City of sUtamcnt Srss. F,ci,da. referred 19 therm. riptag to HItry Mcvri$ and Pubidhed in the- Sanford HiraId, State l,wfves Use tight to resect Any or all 1 44 fe-el, thence South 3 St it C ?(.,lC C.4i p - 4 en, i'-ds received arid or to *a,r Any A'torr, . ç. ,' r i." tl !,' C t ,i t . ._ f,)frrji t es n the Bidd.rsg Pdo (,i ,tale of For o.s ir,J ' t:c4n z4,,io, )s to th'cf,tr4u1 Abbott M $rrr.ng. Stale Attorney t.4J$ibt sxlttxwawn t a peeled Of tic5outegr*esfl'g' east ltiiv H-ca- rig Circuit tan I 0) calendar aa ,s lutAequsnt to ys Jij 'or trw £ ;'-t,en'rcial lIe tQ feel ihence P9 this 141h das 'at DAYCI) of tnt Slate of Fl o rt-As the Open-g Of Bids wttsc*$ the de 40' East 123.20 feet: trsw.4e Ditcgimber, 1913 ARPt()LD L GREENFELD and consent 0' lIst Board F • t-I h.-i C.T F N T'- 0 ttct t I 'iB.-.i 1 of %4't' di of It-c Caly 6.1 LatSi.n B. use description Coniatning AH3mOre111I Springs. Yall.artasiee Ftwida 1. 744 DAVIE C. SIMS 3111 sqiiare ieee 1Q.O r.1, F 10604t WILLIAM F LAYER o r R0451f1 14 &D 'sZ' Dec 14 191) 17 1 V' Dec 1' 11 31 193 5) LFDY p IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO, 73.1739C DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, and SEMINOLE COUNTY. Plaintiff(), vsBANDWAGON MUSIC CENTER. INC - et al Defendants, GIRL SCOUTS DECORATE TREE Fairway.Plaza Drugs 250,000 People Huddle In Temporary Shelters _ - jLYJ/) Traffic v' OFF ON ANY PURCHASE ..,_ NOTICE Effective January 2, 1974 JACK PROSSER FORD PARTS & SERVICE DEPT, WILL BE CLOSED ON SATURDAY " n New Sales Department Hours r D 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 Monday thru Saturday-Closed Sunday womm I Jack , If Prosser Ford Co. S. Hwy. 1792 & L. Mary Blvd. Sanford This coupon worth 2& '" - r't I I p Tow,d tf,, u'tha., of 11111SINO 56C worth S 5OrIERIHA 7"IW'tC 0 E A. fit DEa7u DEW SA Ph. 322-1481 0 I j 'vi'mw • 0'P0" worth I I 21k. ';L__ You • I of puOSe utI • it I This oupon worth 20c Toward the pueehose of I ,,;,, I U1O II R.demaèS, PAYf*4__ thru Doe. 24. Limit on. 1aupon .er fomil mn WONDIL0 On I I I I ___________________________ ________________ YOUPAY I I ls PAIIII YOU PAY 1i1eL I -U-- ________I Limit one coupon per fomily. R,de,mabS, fluu Dec. 24. 1973 ____ -I 4, VOUPAY Toord the Rae '•' - I Limit one coupon p , fam'r Rt,g'j, a bS. It s .i Doe. 24. 1973 I Limit one coupon pep family . Redeemable thrs,, Disc. 24. 973 - U ,• - This coupon ..,tt 9 1, I I I i Towo,d ?h u:chos, of Thai coupon worth I c .' Toward the prhoi, ° ULF We are cooperating to conserve C _171 W. Park 644-8916 A 15 Towo,d the purchase of I - I Thu coupon S worth 46c :71-w1 Toward it, purchase of ______ I • 101 Prices in this ad are effective through L,cember 24th. in your ALP Store listed below. items offend for We are not available to other wholesale or retail ____ VOUPAV Lirn, one coupon per family Rede.rn.bl, fhvse Doe. 24.1973 --- - - 1IiM4 ___ - LiMit one coupon per lanetly. ' 41.i _______ R.deern.bS. th,.__ .g ___ - y--uj PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER ______ iLimit one coupon p., family R,d.emoble thiv D.c. 24.1073 - - - - - U ______ HWY. l792 AT 27th STREET S A N FORD �- -- ----------- - ______ -- - -. - .--.---!-± -- --- --- - -- ------- - - — - - - - - - --- - - .- - 61 2C—The Sanford Herald Boston Wednesday, Dec. 19 1973 Tea Party i •I — - The Sanford Herald F I - LIDerly i• r - - ----7----- U,) r . - --- - -a------ .-- -. - - wow Or Kadicalism ,i.•• , ' By Don Oakley mother country and a built-in The Stamp Tax Act of 1765 ment s right to impose on LuaU) repealed except for market for manufacture& was the first attempt to put them any direct, internal tax a tax of thre" pennies a BOSTON (NEA) This The French and Indian this new policy into effect, they had no part in fashion- pound on tea as token of the is what editors call an atte, War (1754-63) cracked the The Americans reacted with Ing. crown's right of taxation. The tion-grabbing h'Zd - system Emerging as victor surprising outrage and unacThe famous Boston This dubious argument did colonists, who were as pas.siocusomtd UnIts Part) of Dec 16 1773 did not in the tong struggle with not impress the crown. A nate drinkers of tea as their what France for domination in As Benjamin Franklin, boycott of British goods did. English cousins, continued to take place in Boston. was thrown overboari was Nor th America.Brttain found agent in London for several and the Stamp Tax was denounce the tax, but the of the colonies, tried to ex- shortly repealed. The col- matter was largely academic not British tea and the rr. her public debt almost plain to milords and corn- onists had sipped of the as long as smuggled Dutch petrators were not tax-'o- doubled. It seemed only just testing colonists disguised as and reasonable that the moners. the Americans did head nine of defiance and tea was available. prospering ;rneric3ns on not object to external taxes the ominous implications of Indians. Of course it did itwasand whosebehalfsomuchBriUsh such as customs duties the precedent were not lost blood and treasure had been (though smuggling briber) on King George III and his they Then came 1773 and the ere expended should no and other evasions were minist ers, plan of the ministry of Lord The Boston Tea Party ha shoulder part of the costs of time-honored practices). The Stamp Tax was sucorth to rescue the nearly ned the way utheir own defense and admin What the refused to cctded hi the Tonshend bankrupt East India Corn ooks say it happened istration ac no e e was ar ta its, which were a+o eventowering mikstone pan). road to American independenreSPVE Wit Butnowthaourauention By DONNA FSFES 11cr-aid Staff Writer •.. '.Nij,q - trough" with Assistant County Atty. Howard Marsee as his lawyer said contiguity of the Trim Tic parcel is based on two other tracts of land which annexation is currently under challenge by At torney General Robert Shevin's office. — — S ( J'/ J /' I ifi — • 4- - jj.jj • .frl,R4.;..t .. I ' . I. - "- • J r :f ... DAY'S WORK BEGINS An Amish boy walks to a plow hitched behind a team of horses in an _....- • -A1i •--- - occurred near Lorain, Ohio 0- • - - 17 LBS. & UP A A spired a:t 8EE F ,,. - do fSUNDAY\ I STORE PEO? GOOD THURS., DEC. 20 THRU PRICES 111~ SAVII 10 a m til 39c Cuc 6'r Chips T$r.flI MAID • 6 p.m. oulm FIRU4 D1 0 MANDAI!P4 Oranges MON., DEC. 24 . . . . . . . Olives 's .. • . . Mushrooms 8 8c 3 I :lL1I'Jtfl:HL_ IJ 69 4C ANS f [S . . . . ___ A S U~Cmz . (SCOTCH . IWIJ ALE 6 or brroK PACK : MekdyYates Sanford - j Sausage 6J5 S or--dab-put a chack. Thank you. Santa (UM and Merry stam Bruce SA W1r*tcrSW-=-P 131 N Fati-fax ü 1, f n --Iad C-Q thifU M.0 61- Is an imprum SM111111111. U It Was 1 not for QirLtmaslw.4br.ui 1 a -- Dear Santa Claus,, 67 - - IA!TSOnta - 149 FREEZER QUEEN ALL VARIETIES A 2 II Meat Dinner S CHOICE D BRAND USDA . • • 89C BEEF IQNCIESS 1 1 141.W-D a? POLL mission." Attorney Bill Wack, an jacent property owner of the St Laurent parcel said ft proposedindustrlaltractwoul! abutt $35,000 to 140,000 homr-:, LB. Steaks . Groun c Rouni N.Y. Strip BRAND cannot changi zoning VOiflP in Rh. •-'ntn - BEEF 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE ' $ • I I Deimonico Steaks LI. $1 89 I_I. 9" U DA CHOICE BE HANOI-FAX adding that Lind owners within aLA, ieei were not nouiieu 01 the impending zoning change as ..--•- LDV bRD EA . 5 0 W-0 BRAND UIDA CHOICF- \ - — DIXIE DARLING SANDWICH LAND 0' SUNSHINE /f BUTTER . -- • - 00 ROUNO STEAK ( I - BREAD ' SHER - PKG. I',448. (QTRS.) LOAVES PILLSBURY I I I à'l r 5 \_ R Li FiJI!1 Af I SAYS 30c WITH 15C COUPON I — - — — — — — — — — — — ?IPH( Dainties • • • 39c ; SPAP-tGLL I BETTY CIOCUI LATIN rAzE Mixes .... 59 Spicettes I*ACWS 'E 79c JUMBO LETTU 3 NA'tS c: WITH ILACHI 6 CS. 9°° Chimney . . WAI,UCO $O& ALL Q5 I!:AI ftG LU* '*Ou5E 1'f' 's. It It CAN INSTANT S F . ''$ JAR ----------------- TJ 1 1E X.Ir M% # a a..... a - e._ •e a..eee 1E X—Y"A TOP VALUi STAIAPS ST* W00140 •__-•- Cubes - :j- -±-4 65' 09 "N =--- -- . . 99 PKG FARM .PKG $ 1 79 its PXCI 0 Ceiery I o Primary spokesman for Contemporary Group Piano is Dr. Robert Pace, head of piano instructiun at Columbia University's Teachers College and educational director of the 5 elk, 12 FOR 69' S I S 59 c will conduct the free seminar, which is co-sponsored by I I I I I I I • STALKS C Rollins College and the National Piano Foundatipn. At'lc Among the topics Dr. Pace will discuss during the 9a.m... 1 33 HAIV(ST Fl(3l GREEN auuage O i ns LL C • 1) • • L I I HEADS YELLOW (5 1B BAG 690 P.M. session are: current LI. n o . . 2 S I I . • I BAG 3 49c . 89c Pie . • xi1 TOP VALUE STAMPS 0- ONE I 15 0* uOR( FRESH ON(LfSs BOSTON BUTT Pork Roast xi II 11! TOP VALUE STAMPS - ....u..Rb*SUU.. %...o..... 419 E. FIRST ST. - ONE 2 LBSill ' JENNIE o Turkey Roast ' .. GIA NT 46-c, . • . • • • $%•g . . . lOci 3 CTNS 09 PING SHRIMP OR U . T ONE I P - • ii SARA (El Pound Cake ... . tee.. : I : • flO 114 91, PH It x-r I TOP VALUE STAMPS .:•.'' - V z a Chipped Beef 9 . SANFORD ..... 1T"T'Y xr I TOP VALUE STAMPS : ± the conununity and a plan for constant growth and development. For on call Bertha Eutsier at 646-2000 '4I •.- $J .4fl S ONE 34 ci. MRS SMITH'S •.. Pecan Pie -'fi .,; ' t, io ) $ SALAD I WOO (06 avocado, P-need WKI cubed I odwm-wze S%*M red 11 orim aA Wo ftn rings 2 cup Wad oil 3 tabinpoons " wwsk" (optional) 3 tablespoons wine vineçar 1/2 espo0n Owt bless OI and sectioned - : THRU CV 24 Combine avocado cubes and )flwfl rings in a howl Mix maining ingredients, 'rangt md p'uur (tilt) h41,%l lighili Cover refrigerate 1 hour stirring occasionally. At erving stir in orange 5 s!11 o 'stir .— 4 FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. -.--. priva e studios 'd school t r music programs through group ' I : -- --= $100 ........e....., ' ONE STOUFFER S CHICKEN DIVAN Of ii 4 / , . ,•...•.... : 6.01 PKOs ........... ......................... -., •- 2 C ........................... a.. - : : -• -- CHICKEN 2 5 c1 29c Peach Pies 2 Ms 89 Eqq Roll rrjy I TOP VALUE STAMPS not AVOCADO.OnANGE h HUN CANS ........................ OR 00 2 PEGS: - Piano instruction; and the role of the private piano teacher in cake .. ,...2;: 99c $ 00S 69 c 1 . Bread .. 20 as • 00 PKGS trends in piano teaching; the selection of basic texts and supplementary materials designed to make friends for DOWNY FLAKE HOT 39 Topping : io-.x, COZY KITCHEN BANANA PRALINE, GERMAN CHOCO4.ATI. DEVIL FUDOF 01 COCONUT MORTON APPLE OR : $i 00 ir Entree 'I SUPERBIAND WHIPP$D : PEGS • • TURKEY i PEG io P*OIIN P e ....... PIE $ 1 6 Dinner Ro s 1109 Biscuits : p's., " ROMAINE. RADISHES. PAISLEY 46 , 101 TEXAS STUE BUTTERMILK : • • MIS SMITHS PUMPKIN 20 FROZEN SWANSON fL?11LKV4 INTRIF 7os) (SAIISDURY 6V4 of ) CRACKIN GOOD CRESCENT PEG ASTOR FRESH MRS. SMITHS MINCE MEAT 88' Cherry Pie 2 99 SPRAY Bill LETTUCE. ENDIVE, ESCAROLE, I GREEN ONIONS ae•ee•eee.ee.e..ra....e 5 I FLOPDA PEG. MORTON BUTT Pork Chops - I 4 Cran erries 39c 0. 2 0 0 Peas saladltems2BAGs 39c PIMENTO 78c Cheese . . . . LOIN SLICED INTO 1 I 1-LI $139 170z Shrimp . PALMETTO .ured Hum 2* OCEAN SEA 1ST BRAND PEELED AND DIVEINED Chicken FULL QUARTER .,. uI ,, A (OM.i(TE VARIETY OF HOLIDAY NUTS & FRUIT CAKE MATERIAL CHRISTMAS o rrc Il% LLJ I I BANQUET FRIED (to c t M. F.et Filly Cooi.d) t F1 5 I 1 - GREEN or WHITE HALVORSON ' 98' Crtrktri1 JAI ww 25th. ST. FRENCH AVE. & - n I Pecans . : fp SANFORD - -=-_--.=---=- -_1-=_ 1-01 WI IIAVI . SHELLED FRESH BOSTON Al i z on vu CROP Picnics 21 . I 1 59c 9, FOR JUMBO FLORIDA ' W.D BRAND SMOKED PORK SHOULDER WHOLE . . • • T3CT, Dinner .. • • $2 Cleaner, . * :; 9 7 Tanger nes SINGiITON- S SHRIMP (THREE 4 of ) ARS) Pork Roast. 59 Detergent 3 ''-' I iowu VALUE STAMPS .L _-_-=__- NEW 89c . . • • X-1—IRA TOP TOP VALUE STAMPS r- -- 2 29 39c 1.1111 FLORIDA FRESH - ..L WA,,4,OM 11PP1 SUNSWIlT 1 419 E. FIRST Dinner S • aeea.ea-ee-a • e s - .eeee_s•.•eeee_._____e__,._ 49c PA' cci F D z-'E C?AL.?*G UOwW N' StPvl t'W4 °I 933 FRESH (E *- . . Pork Loi ALL tIJSr CHAMPAGNE 39c Hard Candy . . A pples Grapef ruit See your Winn-Dixie Manager today for the full details about the gift everyone op. pr•ciat.s. A Winn-Dix; Gift C.rtificote. 21c Filled Candy ; 99c Mix. . . . • , • FANCY WASHINGTON STATE RED Oranges - . Gloria Mix Modess . . . . 7 78' Coffee . . . . DSLUXI MAX'WlU is., Hrird Wy . . J Y Coffee . . . . its 89c Maxim . • a • . 39c ... .. Candy 89' Juice...... Coffee . .. Sa.1 SANtA 1P455A141 Rolls 3 $100 Prune Juice 63c Coffee 0 — VEST FRESH - FRESH FLORIDA WHITE 0* PINK Make this Yuletide Season a v ery s pecial one for all your friends and relatives with a Gift of Love ... a Gift of Food. Winn. Dixie Gift Certificates are avoiloble at all WInn'Dixes In various denominations, and will be honored in any Winn-Di*ie in the DOZEN 9" GIANT STKX MACH'S Candy Cane - - r'#*lIi, FRESH WHOLE OR III HALF LUSA ASSORTED t7j ' i CHAMPAGNE —VALiDTkIUDLC1ATYOUtw1'Dti.E — — I -- . j4 / ) jt• j/ .T1 '%t' '' l ANDRL COLD DUCK OR Contemporary Group Piano, an approach to piano in. struction that can drastically edu the student drop-out rce rate, will be demonstrated to Orlando-area piano and music DELICIOUA C11, teacherson Jan. 8,atCrum5-ner (OTiS.) . I BAG 0! I q EXTRA LGE, EGGS FLOUR - 160 . Scheduled 2 P 79c - INEBR(EZI OR. 'A' FRESH FLA. ALL WHITE I ' $ I'Ll. Semina r Is SLUE 3ONNETREGU LA R - 18 A —. I HENS , / I Group Piano Margarine 1 0" Putt cut 11014111tiss: 1 : I $ I ---' - 59C PG 79_ $ SAVO 10, ' j NABISCO SNACK removed the riii.' I pu : it up on his office wa C • 1. 1 r 71 Mayor Eugene Jaques insLited a large map had been attached originally to the petition but that he had L - 'oaoundbiiaeboyta --' I ' S - BEEF Cigarettes - 21-os. Ham Patties 16-ot. Pro. W.D BRAND USDA INSPECTED (NO ADDITIVES) PURE . . / ,. TOP VALL to SWIF T PREMIUM — ftlos gocxt this year. I would like give rrw 71-er e -A 1? tl ~ p! o Rnd rrXk P. FXG. 1 1 ' Cheez-Its - F % : ½45. Sausage k SUNSHINE Kim. -61 63: 64 i. Lin --- PIZZA -_ \ arid camper, airplane, train, track. Big Wheel, playhouse, ydoU,panLsandshirtItov you Kim Berlee Griffith ....4 I? es • • • • — I want Kim and Barbie dolls h1. AJ..r.Al an • attached to the annexation _ enjoy music It was aWe of you IS think 0% your Mommy, Daddy and rister. too. Good-by for now, Mrs. Sa3ta Is caning. La,'e,Snta Dew Santa. &Awn# p ;. 919 SUNNYND PORK BREAKFAST . petition required by a 19 charter amendment. - !tftcr A p. KWT CEtst 15%.-., Pro I - . PRICES GOOD THURS., DEC. 20 THRU MON., DEC. 24 19'3 also said a proper map was nut )VU . 99c - pEO? BEEF PKG . . • OP D 00'r l Quantity Rights Reserved COPYRIGHT 89C . Al Meat Bologna NoU SAUSAGE I LB 89c PXG e • WO RAND SLICED 39c j PINE CHRISTMAS TREES sister. - BRAND BEEF 12o' Coo,(ec Ham 88c 04AVE W1 Sotne *A gowns for my ne stwes for my Dy and it dictionary for my st 60 i.n;(; V,'( ;r I -- ri t timen Monday night sent to the zoning commission for study and recommendation the controversial Georges St. Laurent request for industrial and residential zoning on his property which extends from land Lake south to Charlotte Island Street, The The council referred the after an attorney in the audience Insisted the city, under Resolution 180, cannot grant zoning wItho'jt a recommendation from the advisory board. Ac ting City Atty. Ned Julian Jr., first said it was not necessary to refer the request and then changed his mind, saying once property is within the city bounds, "the cit . : , required by Resolution 180. If- and sone rock & roll records. 7 1155 01 WITH Breast.. 7 OP (TURKEY WINGS lb 770 'A' - IhIN SI 'ED W D BIIND $100 CAN! A . . "P I-LB Turkey Drumsticks CANS - 1, c 4 GLADE 99c lot, • • Turkey WI 'kime tape recorder reels, witm Sd Seeks Z-P Decision p.m. 6 Ix WIPdPI DIXIE STORES IlIC • GRADE A 4TURX( y Tt1IG1S lb ci m kem~ L LB. Pork Sausage . ___ S . . . Niblets Corn Dear Santa~ I would like a guiter, and a charm bracelet, some charms 51 Longwood TOPPING 7 SIZE 63 73c P-ID WHOLE 1100 WO 81 BEER OCf AN-172,AY"I Im;JTY WA 7 V! STVAS & FIECIS girls and mother and father. Qu'istmnaa is one of the ptaie of all ansm and U takes moth Is my britMay and guass who txithday It Is too. Prrteet Nextans brithday. Then IS Ester egg. Then sCIXXI is over and the teacher thatIno Is Miss Stallvarth, Miss Mathson, Miss Foggin,, W. Given. Miss Wilbori and Miss Diominjo. And thut forget to immediately, he recommended the board consider whether the city had 05. 10 TO 14 LB. SIZE OLD MILWAUKEE _.1 _SAALVM F7C PIP,— TH1111TY NA*:) """ Letters • - viD Reserved W7NNOu11 STOIf5 INC HOURS Green Beans Dear Iwas glad tagr yew letter d learn oume of the things you w-ould like to have wrbring You for Qirisimas. Be a good girl. i love ym t. Lose, Santa Tear Santa (isus, taken Accepted for maintenance the streets and other improvenients In Winsor Manor. Set a public hearing for 7 p.m., Jan. 28 on the petitioned annexation with mobile home park zoning on the Al Stolte property west of SR 427. ALL STORES WILL CLOSE CHRISTMAS EVE AT . LB. Q uan t i ty .%tgIIIs '.atucnl.y Rig ht s 1 the of was I ?1?e saddle: The omes provided both asourct of raw r'ter,aIc to the I Although Acting City Atty. Ned Julian Jr. did not agree with Marsee's remarks that the proposed annexation would violate the law if action were SAVE Z. salutary nqlect of Great Dew 11clody, - the aniexation. REDI WIP half before 1~ ,73, d been befleficiarjesh?f the •• - I 4F proof of their. well- devotion to the prirciple of self-taxa- "S 44 • "A" QUICK FROZEN — o(smthatokpIae ' 200 years ago? Again, the answer is that it was, they were and there is, In 200 years, Americans have given unmistakable -- did not receive formal notice - .. '-' exploding so many cherished national myths— 'is there any good reason for Americans to celebrate with pride the an- Santa complied with all laws or the annexation could be challenged. in other business, council authorized the hiring of a new fireman beginning Jan. 1. required by the Mooney law on W. confidence is shaken by Watergate, energy crises and international rebuffs, with revisionist historians busilv nivemry of an Kimbrough and other persons •.r W-D BRAND YOUNG BROAD BREASTED U.S.D.A. GRADE is grabbed, was the Botston County Commissioner John Kimbrough as "Citizen Kim- Annex in county territory adjacent to the Trim Tic parcel said they A denial by Dick Tickal, Trim Tic general manager thi,t a continguity problems exists was brushed off by Mar-see. "I don't know what law firm he is a member of," Mar-see said. development, Ohio field to begin a day's labors in fields. This fall plowing scene . Tea Part' realty a blow struck for 'human fibert%1Or were those responsible for it a bunch of unruly radicals who already enjoyed greater political freedom than any other people on earth' • . • .' .' --I / • LONG WOOD With a dde. gaLlon of protesting Longwood hills, Lake Emma Road property owners present, the city council Monday night tabled until Its next meeting Jan. 14 the annexation of the Trim Tic Development parcel proposed for planned unit — ±-' PUD Longwood Tab/es — --- Wednesday, Dec. 19, 1973-3C — reexcept and or longer, Ser ve n lettuct. leaves. Makes 6 serving s -' �- - !---- J - - - - - - - - --_----. --.- - .- -- --------______j -- - - - - - - - -- ------ - dCThn q nn frwri waraimi Gas 0 Wild Ga e Precautions Rationing? We — - ---. ' psia SIAIION - -- Q - 1 - 11 • , 4 ,-\ - - - "Joe Sent me." - • — -. -- ______ ties. Besidm what with its larger population, the East WaS c0nmillililig nearly 40 per cent oftlit tation • ______ motor fuel. Authorities tried voluntary rest rictions at first, issuing patriotic • stickers which read: "I'm using 1 1less gas." Few were. however — thus the 17 East Coast states beean mandalory rationing in Ilse summer of I 100 TABLETS ! I $ I. 0 Tylenol 25 TABlETS Coricidin I X VIt /i(1. r - - 1 ' T I Ilia 1=11M I rnio 0*41,1 . VIOUSH&MIlt A.' 1 1 /1/ 8J . .. . Piquant sauce for juicy spareribs has whole cranberry sauce. PRICES EFFECTIVE ' 4:1?F 7-UP, DIET PEPSI. OR Ti iarLrci 0%%O 7 3 W 601110 ILAAL ) " . - Deposit I - "1, MAYONNAISE - : . " FAME SAUCE all0ment (drivers were given gas coupons in proportion to their legitimate need), New Jersev motorists began y C 300 2 Cranberry GIANT SIZE TABLE KING SWEET COLD POWER 3 9c Potatoes C SMUCXERS PRESERVE lie w.S un often cooks a turkey on hic barbecue grill at his suburban home and takes over in the kitchen a day or two after a holiday least to prepare a quick-andeasy dinner for guests, using what is ieft of the big bird. He accompanies his turkey dish with foods that are in good supply so their prices are reasonable. Qt LIMIT ONE WITH $500 OR MORE ORDER CHASE and SANBORN HEINZ ' q, Sweet Gherkins - COFFEE CAMPBELL 45 V-8 Cocktail ' - ' - LIMIT I WITH $7 50 ORDER 53 '°' 53 ° MARIO STUFFED :--- — " ' - ' Queen Olives . . c HEAVY DUTY C 41 PASCAL Food Costs ise * * ri ' , U rDV jLLLI1 I 2 Bunches . 61 '3 ., - ClII • SCOTTJUMI3O PHASE 3 AQUA TOWELS _ A Roll , / C Bath Bars ' , L ,- --. &'- - - • .-• .. 47 - 2-BAR PAK . - ', - . --• T c', LEE DELUXE - - - -. . 1] heat oil in large skillet Add carrots, green pepper celery, scallions, garlic. Cook 5 minutes, stirring often. Stir in turkey, bean sprol'ts and mushrooms. Add turkey broth, light whiskey, so*>' sauce, catsup, pepper and ginger. Bring to boil. Combine cornstarch and water Add, stirring until sauce i thickened, Ira usfer to .sering dish; sprinkle with peanuts. Serve o v er rice Make's 6 servin,. ICE CREAM C OCEAN SPRAY . of fewer bogs and cattle going to market, he said. ''Jul b erri es C ran -' . - lb , Gal - , . 39 - I - - -.- 0 GEORGIA RED SWEET the first quarter may average about 15 per cent above a ' • a 4 - KLEENEX TABLE 2lbs. -_ . • . - _3* - QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED - POTATOES speech jepared for theNation,al Agricultural Outlook ConferUe said rea1l food including food at home and )t..ff 3 scallions, thlry sliced I garlic clove minced 3-4 cups ciid, cooked bzkey I can (I8 ounce) bow sprouts drained 1 can (4 ounce) mushrooms, drained 1 cup turkey broth or chicken bouillon 1/4 cup light wtilsky (optional) 2 tablespoons soy sauce 1 tablespoon catsup 1/8 teaspoon each pepper and ginger 1 tablespoon cornstarch 3 tablespoons water 3 tablespoons chopped peanuts lb Bed and pock supplies are expected to tighten in the first three months ofl9i4asaresult t"Jt Marshmallows ___ . creases which have occurred smc-e earl> 1973, 6 HEWSON'S TURKEY 1/4 cup salad oil 2 cerrots,thln(y sliced I large greenpper, sliced 3 celery ribs. diced KRAFTMINIATURE BUTTER ' 4, ____ GCLDEN RIPE "SUB, sn the p ce in.. 6-—7 "49 MAPLELEAF wv ter or 1974. 60 Reynolds Foil ~,, -- LIMIT ter could help boost retaU food pncessharply in the first quarBut larsuphleo ciu1i mean a lei-cling Of for crnsuniersby next suuncr, an Agriculture Department expert predicted today. "Howeve'r, the rate of crease is expected to be relaUs-ely moderate compared with that of iast year (1973)," Larry V. Summeri of the departmenCs Ecoomic Research Servicesald. ' ' During 1974 WASHINGTON (AP) — Sear. cities of beef and pork this win. i. 29 50 -' -. - tJ NAI —FROZEN BUYS Aar , - I -71 s I -ç 14 Summers said if livestock and crop productim is ex. pdnext year, iMicai now. -fwd Irices may stabilize again durin- the second quarter 1974 ;rd rciliain relative) steady Urogh the end year. o{ . . But Summers said there is I l.'gre!' 'rcer- SE w supply situation at the present tjg rudities and tsrt kmands. ut farm- mi- RED EMPEROR t)t,I,c,ous (or 16 1 lbs Rust Roil I Ib ¶,,iis Cls.s, I III H,'j Soism ID C'.,' Chaise 3 Its Cuisid 5i 1 13 NO Pap,,i Cl,.,. - 39C Grapes c 59 MRS SMITH'S Apples 26.)t , IVlince Pie PINK SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT BIRDSEYE Juice Oranges s ib Cooking Onions MRS SMITHS Pumpkin Pie RED DELICIOUS r;" - PABST - Cool Whip A I' ZE 12 Rutabagas C c 4,9C - I Pizzas ,3 79c 4 90: PkgS - Ch,ch.,i SIad Ham Salad Pi,nvntu Choose Cream CPsas. LIMIT ' - * - • • - I- - - - -- -- . - - - _t ----- ' _ --.----' - 4 . 'S - - _;__-, -- -. - • lF1i,d'y Cooked Lobster COCKTAIL C..' APA1ACi4i(O& , - - . . - Sid 29 - .. 4- 4 --— — - 4 -=• =---- 4.69 Fully Cooked Hams Ham Roasts Ham Slices 3 -. - Cornish Gama Hens Capons Fruited Ham s't98 P1 Oysters lb 39' Fresh Whole Mullet Fresh Spanish Mackerel lb 59' • 59' Fresh Whole Bluefish 11900 Ducks & Geese Roasting Hens Fruitcd Picnics L 69 lb 20 Chops Sib be' HOLIDAY GOODIES AVAILABLE AT FAIRWAY to Fats tOIIOA rI[5*4 Please Call Your Fairway Deli 6-PakS 14 PORK CHOPS • 98 Crab Fingers 100 Party Sandwiches _______ - s3810 3Ib$ Bag END CUT SPECIAL STEAKS 'osoz $9 99 Siabat _ JUMBO COOKED SHRIMP 1', Its, Baked Ham 1 lb Chicken Roil 1 lb Pr,,tti 1', lb Rusts B..I I lb Coined B..l 1 lb lmpoii.d S*si I it, H*td Sl,m I lb Am.iican Chess. 7 lbs Potato Salad 4 lbs Cole Sla* R.Isns* 8i*ui.luII'1 Ttayd For Servi ce l2 oz. Cans - M8flCHT Neptune Party Time Great For Gang of 25 _.6_- 1-BONE. N V. STRIPS. DELMONICO SEAFOOD • BIRDSEYE VEGETABLES Cut Green Beans, Baby Limas French Green Beans ---- Merry Christmas I , GLAZED SQUASH pounds w(ntw squash (buttmut, Hubbard) 3 tablespoons buttaro, margarine 1/4 cup water 1/4 cup tight whiskey I :.- aged 14 per cent hver than m lleen Claire Food Editor Like so many men throughout the country a young executive in New \ ork City is sometimes chef. With a family that includes three children, Bill Hewson puts his marketing expertise to work in helping turn out economical meals with a gourmet touch. This is a carryover from his job as a group marketing director at National Distillers Products Company where he and his staff dream up ways to use the product without burning holes in customers' pocketbooks. Maa1se coupons, Connecticul rest- cranberry sauce 1/2 cup O(uine marimilado 3 tablespoons lemon Itice 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon Lef tover Have A Happy Holidayl -. 'S tn change their auto registra lions from private to cornrnereiai. To t more fu m— ' " 49C 51 Corn Chins / S Prohibition. the idea amon many was no', to succumb bu-t And if these ploys did not •- In large heavy pan, cover parerihs with water. Simmer 1 hour; drain. Arrange in shallow baking dish (13xx2 inches), Meanwhile, in saucepan, combine remaining ingredients. Cook, stirring, until slightly thickened; pour over ribs. hake at 450 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes or until ribs are tender. Spoon sauce over ribs occasionally. Makes 4 servings. FRITO LAY I d*vidualistic, As during motorists. . - Pav 111111,A0000 Appetizers Widespread ration cheating erupted from the start. At first the cheating was . 1 ilk -.' 10 Coast affiletic stadiums, 3 - J F 1601 N BERMUDA. KISSIMMEE. 5471 So ORANGE 114 So SEMORAN BLVD Easterners decided that two dents began surreptitiously to buy those unneeded by older ;r less adventuresome - ' / /3 s of 3 - Peanuts automobiles visiting West I - -- - KISSIMMEE 847.6533 çtagidwestern traffic, lorreport.s of thousand ,1 - 5741 S ORANGE AVE 859-7530 htoraPksoiconLnuin I -- 189 89C I?? Suc'culi'nt spareribs are enjoyed with good friends. These are the ultimate in finger-licking food and should be eaten without worry about a "sauced" chin. A different sauce for spareribs comes with the use of whole-berry cranberry sauce. You can simmer the ribs in advance and refrigerate them until ready to bake, which makes this a dish that takes little last-minute ing for a truly holiday meal. Have plenty of napkins on the table and bowls of warm water and a slice of lemon to rinse greasy fingers. CRANBEItRY SPARERIBS 4 pounds spareribs, cut In rig-size pieces 1 can (1OY, ounces) beef Wavy I can (8 ounces) whole berry best PHARMACY SPECIALS! And how the East howled' The complaint was: Discrimination. 'Noting news ' . FAIRWAY — By Aileen Claire NEt Food Mitor -'-'--1 American opinion and praclice was sharply divided for the duration. Gas rationing? Then as now there was heated debate many thought it would work, many others thought it would not. and in the end perhaps both sides were right. It began on the East Coast. Oil coming this way wfls uwugut %'lLdl tor inc r.uro- Rib Fun . I AM- - PRICES EFFECTIVE DEC. 20.24, 1973 - . - Wednesday, Dec. 19,1973--5 Holiday with antibiotics. The disease guard against any further is rarely Fatal, but if untre' danger of contamination: a(cd, it can be, warns the Be sure hands, cutting New York State Department board, knife and other uteriof Health, Therefore, all sils are absolutely clean. game (animals and fowl) re- Wash hands and kitchenware quires careful cleaning to again in between handling prevent an aftermath of food raw and cooked meat with poisoning, cautions the hot water and soap. Animal and Plant Health InOnce game , is thoroughly spection Service of the U.S. cleaned, treat it a, % you would 1$epartment of Agriculture, any other meat or poultry. The Inspection Service Wrap loosely and store quid. warns that salmoneallosis ly in the coldest art of the (Salmonella) is the poisoning refrigerator. Use vithin one most likely to develop from or two days, improperly handle wild game. It resembles flu In its For longer storage wrap ssmptoms headache vomit- securely in air tight free/. r mg, tramps nausta few er bags or foil and store 'in and diarrhea. These mediately in the freezer. Set symptoms usually appear at below zero. within 12 to 36 hours after To cook wild game: fir s t eating the contaminated food thaw, then cook It imand last usually from two to mediately. Always cook it seven days. Salmonella is thoroughly since wild game rarely fatal but it can be ex- has a greater chance of tremely dangerous for in- becoming contaminated than fants and th2 elderly, meat or fowl bought at your. Once the game is at home supermarket. '. — — from skinning and dressing This is the time of Year infected game, particularly ash raccoons rabbits and when thoughts of extra dS muskrats, and from eating seem nartrcuiarl part icularly High friod costs and warnings un d ercooked meat of any food scarcity bring to wild animal infected with of food many a man's mind the part tularemia. The bacteria can he could play with his hunt- enter the body through a scratch or cut on the nand in" rifle in helping to '' which is why huqters and thefamily larder. r tr. eectng trappers always should wear this sm a yare increase number of licenses sold.in tne gloves when handling or skinningwild Hunting demands careful to detect if a'same One way a nima l is in. use of the 'Un to avoid cripfected hu1aremiaisto ng or atal accident s whitish spots on (lie ere are two other hazards look animal ' dark such associated with the catch s ar orgaris,as liver ec fl whether or not you are going for a moose or a rabbit The disease is a genuine One hazard is called haiard In an infected person tularemia. The The other is symptoms begin to show salmonella. Both are diseases within three to seven days, that can infect human beings first as a severe headache, unless care is taken in skin- chills and fever. Swelling of nine, dressing, handling and the lymph glands in the arm cooking. pits, groin or neck may lolTularemia is an infectious low. An ulcer usually appears disease of wild animals. Man at the infection site. If this is can contract it from bites of diagnosed, a patient should deerflies and wood ticks, or be kept in bed and treated - the cheaters thrived on legalities. And as if the Black But whether they got away governmental bungling. Be- Marketeer i 'i g wer e n't with it or not, almost all of cause of manpowcc shor' enough, come citin'ns began the cheaters were eventually tages. the OPA had only one other kinds if swindles a forgotten Next tn alcohol and investigating officer per chemist, for exaniph', was prohibitions, World War county, and SiflCe they had to jailed for advertising a rt I gas rationing was perhaps investigate compliance with phony pellet tie said could the most abused federal rugessen gas consumption. every rationing law from ulatiirn in the nation's history. And when the government Vet in its elation over victo food to fashions only about one in seven concentrated on finally did mobilize' a coun- ry, and its pr ide of supreme, g-s. terolknsive, it smel!ed to accomplishment, America Besides this, the coupon some people like the kind of forgave all cheating at the distribution sYstem was dis- Eascism the war was at- end of hostilities. Prideful or 'anized and hopeless. Says tempting to eradicate. Police history conveniently records a library of Congress staffer began to frequent public it as aminor nuisance in an who ha researched the ra- places, otherwise herculean effort of tioning period: "Nobody even Blacks in the South were good old Americanism knew how many coupons sometimes arrested on' And history may be right. were being sent out," t rumped-up chea Li ng Most Americans did follow But greed was the major charges. The American Auto' the rules then 35 m.p.h. on blame. People stole their mobile Assn. became so an- the highways, three gallonsa neighbor's coupons- Kids in gry at the enforcement week, many even filled out Bochester. N.Y. were caught abuses it charud that a vacation application forms siphoning fuel from a police "Snooper's Army Wis lot m- Considering the blac car, The visiting Maharajah ing. In any event what a few market opportunities, people of Indore was que stioned were arrested for, millions allowed gas rationing to by police for a lleged il more did with impunity. work rattier well, - 61 211 By Gaynor Maddox Tried Once And Abused It Editor's Note: Gas ration work. nundreds 01 thousands ing. if it comes. will be of motorists merely bribed nothing new for Americans. the station operators. Ten The nation's fuel was cents more a gallon was all w % erelv rationed for three that was needed sears during World War II. By the time rationing vent toni Tiede reports that the nationwide (late in 1942) the sacrifice, hos ever, was individual acts of Irai.d had something less than total,) fostered an entire black market network. Chester 11% Toni Tide Bowles, director of the Office of Price Administration said: NEW YORK - iNEA) It "Gangsters who had been was a time of united effort. concentrating on counterfeit dropped old nylons money, safe cracking. hotin Women department store reposito- tleggmg and even murder ries o r rec cling tor, as they are now turning to the more said then, reprocessing). A lucrative gas coupon racket." throaty Atlanta torch singer Lucrative indeed' Even in gave up the mike to become the first year stages Bowles 'the First woman president of estimatd motorists were a steelworker's union. stealing 2.5 million gallons of Children doodled air battles gas a ay, and The Mob it and pictures of buck toothed was not Organized Crime Japanese soldiers on scrap then— was pro fiting a bout $1 Paper. And giant corpora- billion a month. ions, noting that the C had To me extent, probably, first priority on meat. advertised "Spam and Waffles" r dinner suggestions. Tht it - in To driv111g it -. (0 1)(.1 hap walking to work, for crying out loud ( The-Sanford Herald U.S.D.A CHOICE BONELESS RUMP ROAST , .- 3 lb. -, - - . I s_t, = '. - - - _•_•,r - ---•-' -- ---- - - - .- -.--. -- -= - - (optional) 1/4 1/4 1/4 1/8 cup brown sugar, packed teaspoon salt, or to tatto teaspoon ckrvna'non teaspoon nutmeg or allspice Remove S*.'t'(js a •-? n: from inside Squash. Peel aid cut squash into small cubes Melt butter or margarine in large- skillet. Add squash cubes and water. Cover part, conk over me'd iun, heat shaking pan occasionally, un. til squash is tender, about 10 minutes. Uncover pan. Add remaining ingredin,. Cook, stirring often, until liquid is absorbed and squash gla,ed. \tak*' 6 'r'.ini'-. — �- - - 6C—The Sanford Herald cooK' IS FUN Cheese Dip wax COMPANY DI'NNER Stuff ed Fish Fil lets Creamy Potatoes Broccoli 9" as a Sa l a -- i d 0 11 _.. - A t nn It •1 Wednesday, Dec. 19,1973-7. By CECILY BROWNSTONE ads. They seemed perfect to casserole for a company din. John live in Evanston, III, The Sanford Herald Associated Presi Food Editor serve around holiday time be. sicr. The recipe makes plenty, a Marilyn graduated from the continues this work to this day. lain In cyclei!" No worry about When I was vacationing on cause Marilyn said they were feature Marilyn finds con- National College of Education Now the Van Dam children are inviting company on a pieCape Ann, Mass., last summer great with turkey or chicken. venient because when she en. in Wilmette, Ill. Then she mar- grown and away from scribed schedule. This way you home I was thinking of Christmas But they're also good at othi' tertains at dim'er she Invites ned John and taught kindergar. Dave at college, Sue at a job are free of pressure. When you ard the New Year! That's be- times of the year because the) from eight to a dozen guests. ten classes. After their two amid living in her own apart- we your way clear, you enjoy cause I met Marilyn Van Darn use a can of whole cranberry Marilyn said the salads were children were born she did sub- ment. entertaining. When you are who, in an exchange of recipes, sauce, always available. Marl- also delicious with a sandwich stitute work, teaching classes When we were talking about very busy you just say, "I'll gave me her directions for lyn likes to serve the salads lQaf for an evening party, rangin g from nursery school having guests, one th ing Marl- ask friends later when I have making Frozen Cranbcrry Sal- with a chicken and wild rice Marilyn and her husband through the eighth grade, and lyn said struck homc: "I enter- mor e time." No ompulson, no - C ra n be r r " '— A — - ti ' '. 1 t aut t nir ri - - * MON., DEC. 24 . - • I -. -. PURE SHORTENING . . _______ YOUR - - -. - i.3 CHOICE _T —. S - CAKE MIXES — 200Z. -- MUFFIN .> QjAFT - 00 SALAD DRESSING "BETTY CROCKErI QT. JAR "SEALD-SWEET" s.; 100 Pct. Pure Fla-Frozen : V. ORANGE Ve: JUICE i YOUR CHOICE le WM "MRS. FILBERT'S (QUARTERS) MARGARINE 3° • fr - j . AW am~ II i -.. ...•... ,, K RAFT . ii I CHEESE FAMILY I 10 I , fLr)__... S -- -. -- If P -R -0 :6 _ . PRICE APPLIEJ ONLY WITH THIS COUPON wedm funse livers in cold water and dry well on paper towelIng; cut each in halt removing fV011 f I . 169 3 L PKGS. r.(f 45 I I $ coupou GOOD At 'PMiV A 'i1'10P' rxuF . Dr ,LiMU. ONE COUPON PER FAMILY FLEAS! I I I - , . :.rrt --.- , -- . COUP()?, i1 1 (JP,L r WHY PAY $1.15 MASSENGILL" UFFERIN". I m I UFFERIN". -_1____• t _ _._-__ --. - PA A 74OP" FREEZE DI s .• ,.' I .'------ --'i-- - — -- • a SL239Lc 960 COUNT WHY PAY 53c 49C - -— SANFORD DUBUQUE * SHOULDER98i LB. 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE * WEINEI 4th, 511h, 601 - 4;' . - --.- —t 4.j, -.-.-==.- - • -.5 '5---. . -.--' '- - '.. '-: : --'f heated briefly in sauerkraut. With that have hot or cold potato salad. This is ample of using the oven once for two meals.' Another idea is to boil a corned beef and serve it hot the first day. Then serve it sliced cold with apple-potato salad but begin the second meal with a canned vegetable soup. Or boil a whole tongue. Serve it hot the first day with spinach and potatoes. The second meal consists of sliced cold tongue, fried potatoes.spinach leaf salad and hot skillet biscuits. A up can begin this meal. Note that the second day requires very little cooking. Make it rule, Friedmann says, never to use the oven for only one dish. When heating food use the smallest skillet or pan on top of the stove. It uses less energy. Meat loaves, roast leg of two idea "is much smarter than Just making leftovers into casseroles. But I wonder," she adds. "if people have got used to the idea of soup-and-sandich dinners" lh,,rt' Art' a 1-.-. uf h,r MON THURS FRIaSAT 'SUNDAY 120Z. * RIB ROAST LB. 1 18 (001) ON LY AT "PARK £ stop -- ing New York City meat market. Friedmann suggests, "Take a roast loin of pork or a fresh ham. Roast it, make gravy and serve hot lo, the first night's dinner. Next. serve the pork sliced and make good cook-once-For-two meal selections. Reba Staggs, home eco nomics director of the National Live Stock and Meat Board (eels that the one-for- ROAST 10 OZ. BONUS JAR I By Gaynor Maddox The fuel shortage touches everyone, especially the American housewife. One of her concerns is how on gas or electricity in the home while preparing her family's meals. One way is to cook two day's meals at one time. It can be done and deliciously. "In the first place, when you buy a slid piece of meat of any size you are way ahead of the game. Every butcher knows that," explains Edgar Friedmann, owner of a lead- lamb, roast beef, double amounts of chicken, turkey CENTER CUT ROUND BONE It I COUPON PIIF' ' :!:--'-. • . a -=AM DEODORANT HIM" 800AM.7:O0P.M 8.QOA.M..9OQP.M 8:OOA.M..1:OOPM. 25TH. & PARK AVE. STORE * 8:00A.M .9' pM. 'MON SAT CHANGE 01- HOURS SUNDAY 8: 00 A.M.-7:00 P.M. PKG. WE GLADLY ACCEPT U.S.D.A FOOD STAMP COUPONS' I- - - _ 44 ._-_.___-_-._ o • • • • 40 Count WHY PAY S -_ • WHY PAY $1.09 89c P R ICE AI'P,ifj',, ONLY TASTER ' - i .? . . . ¶VI V r 41 Co oking one ex- ULAR - I '93c . . • • . NASAL SPRAY. WIII - CAN Q, I I YT a S S S LB. pie POWERS OUT DIRTI GIANT GOOD Ohl- V Al C 4 OZ. • STE OR --- I 44 OZO DETERGENT C S SIRL01 CU STA RD PiE LY It a . I PLAIN (or) SELF-RISING WHY PAY $1.09 CONGESTANT SHANK PORTION 3 $ 111111114M. "BOLD" FLOUR 5BAG LB. nlAvi 4a WAY11 hAMS ' ated Press") to th is newspaper in care of AP Cookbook, Box G4, Teaneck, N.J. (77666. to save POWDER * LBG PUMPKIN 1 C 'I 'C BTLS. 14 - . I "GOLD MEDAL '" 4 cup water I medium tomto, cut in LB. J7 PIE SHELLS - 39 PKGOF 160 DETERGENT I~ EACH Oc LARGE5$ZEO . . . . . "MRS. SMITH'S" "TEXIZE" PINK-LIQUID 32 OZ. - ASTY" FLORIDA SPRAY TENDER "PET RITZ" (FROZEN) S 10 OZ. PKG. NAPKINS . S LB. 45C BAG . . ' ' . S S 0 ' CRACKERS .. . RANGES• THRIllS STRENGTH , PHILADELPHIA,. SUNSHIN E"HI-HO" 1 1 1 111 C Li . - L0. .' , , - _ ---. i =....--- '- - .'' -- -. ,_ : 1' .-.., "..- '- - -. - .. - .-.-_- - r"-w '-i • -'-.-a , I ---._ - -- . • -'' iii C • . . . . . LARGE STALK ODORANT STANDARD FLAVOR-AGED "GALA" 1,61taip"Or"" teasr , 179 SMOKED ii 60Z. STUF IIU Li ft PKG . JUM BO ROLLS - CREAM 2 tablespoons butter or margarine PINT .............. c WHY PAY $1.03 111 1 '1 • • - - up cranberry juice cocktail wit~ the salads. Makes about Pi cups mix. ture or fills 18 (21, by 144 Inch) muffin-pans cups using '4 cup ntxture for each cup. If larger muffin-pan cups and paper-cup bicrs are used, yi eld will be from 10 to 12 salads. 400 recipes are given in the Illustrated "Cecily Brownstone's Associated Press Cook. book" available by sending $U)5(checkormoneyorder 8C WOCADOS• -- aaaa - . • GIENIC 00 "UNCLE BEN'S" -SCOT'-T'O \- Kpper. ud !niato. heat quikiv, stIr- - " M; 4e . - . POT ROAST 2 OF "a -' • f\ - CENTER CUT LB. "5 BREAD - ' CRISP" ELERY. EACH CANS . CLUB STEAK NE L FRESH BAKED DAILY! . - — o a- r La w v IU UfU4 RESH C91 CITI PINT .............. - el2 OZ. $1Oor4L2:ASxjc -- FLAVOR-AGED 8 OZ PKG "EVERFRESH" %% 'ii FLAVOR-AGM 8 OZ. PKG. a - - f C "SWEET" CALIFORNIA I DC1t fbAt. UICY" FLORIDA CAN Skillet Chicken Uvers QinckRiceGrnBeans Fresh rwt Qeese SKILLET MINE 4to5servmgs. RflATIIIf ruirwc WITH GIBLETS .......... LBO 8½ OZ. PKG HONEY DATE , M rac LIMIT:ONEPLEASE,WITHORTHEPURCH.. ES OF 17.9. OR MORE,EXCLUD... INOCIGARETTES C - LIiUe! E 93C YOUR MIXES QUICK AND EASY DINNER CfrV, ,- -Ar '' 160Z. —a FLA. GRADE "A" 1LB.0 • • BOX hO • • • • — •-w it FROST I NG4 quart baking dish. Sprinkle with 2 tablespDm r chopped peanuts. Bake in a preheated 35"egree ovvn until hot and bubbly — 20 to 25 minutes. Makes UtANBLKKIS. -5 READY-TO-SPREAD ., sailiet hezd butter: add liver and sprinkle with oregano and garlic powde.; quickly brown and barely cook through. Stir in 1 IIi'iI J 'fly, "OCEAN SPRAY" FRESH - *BLUEBERRY 5' 10 TO 14 LB -- FRESH OYSTERS ICORN MIRACLE WHIP PKGS 21z cups diced cooked turkey 2 cups diced celery 4 mp finely chopped onion 'scup finCk chupped chutnc 2-3rds cup commercial mayonmise Cocktail peanuts I tablespoon lemon juice . teaspoon curry powder 1Salt and pepper to taste Mix, together the turkey, celery, onon, chutney, mayonnaise, USDA GRADE "A" irru "JIFFY"' . - tUIU pai !'1n..pan cups. Spoon cran. rnitut rtu per LUa firm. Remove from muffin pans; stack in plastic containers or bags wi th Store in free:er untfl Just be fore serving. Peel off paper cups and serve on lettuce. if you like, you my pass may. LIMIT.2PLEASE, ASE S OF $7.50. OF - - 'c' - - "BETTY CROCKER" ASS'T'd - ________________ io ci _________ rprOrnta "- AM 'TOMATOES 3 - — i34I * HEN TURKEYS AVG. 719c * CAPONS ............ LB. 93 STEWED NO. 300 AN S • - - I *LIMAS (or) CA"r . •- LB* EARLY GARDEN CRANBER1 oNIBLETS lirlAILIJ I \ STRAINED ' Newway with leftover turkey. 11 • -------- HOT TURKEY MAYONNAISE j.Jp .•&•) - •. • 10t4 ounce can condensed golden mushroom s-'u? NO. 303 CANS HALVES - UP 00ftote •PEAS NO. 303 CAN (or) I (INCLUDE POUND CAKE) INTERESTING SUPPER Split P.a Soup French Bread Hot Turkey Mayonnaise Fruit Salad Beverage and - EARLY GARDEN Spread exposed surfaces with half the mustard-, sprinkle half the t1:nd ll Cheese. Bake Ji-)-aegree over 30 minutes. Turn chicken skin side up. Spread with remaining mustard and sprinkle wi th remaining salt and cheese. Continue bakLag 30 minutes longer or until as tender as you like. If not brown enough to suit you, broil for a minute or two, watching constantly to prevent scorching. Makes 4 servings. SUNDAY DINNER Pork Chops Savory Rice Carrots Green Salad Apple Pe Beverage SAVORY RICE liispiredbyChinesecu[sine. curry and salt Tw M "DEL-MONTE" n set. Slide egg "pancake" from pan.cut into thin strips. In a 10 inchskilletheatremainingbut. W; add rice and over moder. ate beat, stirring often, cook until golden. n soup mix and 2 1 z cups water; simmer, covered, until tender — 25 mmute's. Sprinkle with soy sauce and egg strips; mix --Makes 6 -. - ___ -- AND 100 I ---J ..r-. , - 17 me o butter or mar Icupconvertednce I envelope onion soup mix I tablespoon soy sauce With a fork beat egg with I tablespoon water just until eornhm'.d In an 8 Inch heat ltabbespooflof the butter add egg and cwk I MI X TuES.1 Fold in cranberry s4uce, may- PEAR * THURS., DEC. 20 THRU- egg _ N O.2" CAN "SHURFINE" or hmtzna Cheese Place chicken, skin side P USDA GRADE 'A' HOUSE OF RAEFORD AC ^ ITEMS £ PRICES ARE GOOD An excellent version of a recipe that's going the rounds. Brotler4rcr chicken (about3pounds), quartered 14 cup prepared yellow mustard with onion bits 14 teaspoon salt cli illntr ht1Ji np..-I •• PUMPKIN SAVINGS CENTER,`~s p DISCO ' U DAYS A . WEEK PRICES MIND INIUSTARD CHICKEN i i, ' SOU TH'S 2 tablespoons mayonnaise 1-3rd cup thawed frozen orange Juice concentrate, about 'i of a 6-ounce can Into a small mixing bowl turn the cranberry sauce; break up with a fork; using kitchen scissors snip cranberries Into small pieces. Ina medium mlxthg bowl stir together the cream, sugar and .,.. TC f•"> 4 cup sugar J . "LIBBY" .sill have absorbed theother1fl. gredients. Makes 6 to 8 servings. SATURDAY DINNER Mustard Chicken Bulgur Spinach Salad Fruit Turnovers Beverage P A S 110 'ream. r j 'p there should be 7 to 8 cups. Turn into a buttered shallow 2. quart baking dish. Sprinkle with salt, pepper and 34 cup of the cheese; dot with butter; add the Sprinkle with remaining CUP cheese and the paprika Cover tightly y. preheated 42Wegree oven witil tender when tested with a fork guilt! FROZEN CRANBERRY SAIADS I can (16 ounces) whole cranberry sauce l container (8ounces) heavy cream CLOSED ALL-DAY ..R 14 teaspoon white peoper 1 cup coarsely grated ched. clar cheese 2 tablespoons butter L2 cup heavy cream Paprika Pare potatoes. cut cross%% ise into It inch thick ____ ET a cutout. Romaine, Orange. Olive Salad Chocolate Me Reverage CREAMY POTATOES Ginediurn 12 pounds) p0. tatoes —i — ByCECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor At holiday time one of the Yule Treat ctc~y t ;NS?O Al' 4011 t lb d if baby 110 ounces Gouda cheese knife, carefully remove the top can use YOU ru nJcookIe cutter i Pack back into (tic and I round fcailop, .-d cookie cut-into section of the cheese; cutter that is about 21 2 inches with a teaspoon wwp out re- inuch of .he cheese go m scalloped top of of the cheese, then ren0ve the covering over the inner sur. even with the e shell . lastic wAx cutout and proceed as e bright red Th coating on teraturc until quite soft. Then face. On a dinner plate or th th e cheese supplies gay and ap- press th e cutter Into the center 5nlall platter, wi th a fork, wrap and refrigerate; ring t o above. before propriale eolor when Uie coat. of the cheese as deeply as pos. inash the cheese fine; thor. r 0 u III 'Me cheese spread tastes (Icthe re, sthle;rcnwvecutl uugtily mix in2tablespoons dry rIid coating only over the white vermouth or beer and I maining re-fill. To make the holder use With a small sharp teaspoon Worc es tershire rately and use Wednesday, Dec. 19, . .. - '-.t' .-' -, - - .. ., -. - - -. ---- -. 5"--- - - ---a-- ions: Roast a large piece of tender beef and serve hot for the first meal. Next, serve it beginning with a substantial SOUR first, then in a beef vinaigrette salad. The salad may consist of cold roast heel, finely chopped, fresh mushrooms, canned artichoke hearts, a whole tomato sliced, and salad dressIng. all served on a bed of crisp lettuce with a red wine Borscht Salad is another econd day spetr.lty. It uses 3 Cups Julienne sliced cooked beef, cold potatoes cut in cubes, can of whole baby beets, sliced onion, 3i4 cUp mayonnai.e and sour cream �- - - _ - - - -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 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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I .. - . i r * - _..* - - 4 _____ AL- - 1. '' .i L. --'' . - ".' Africa, a While camels trek across the foreground fleet of land-yachts, combination dune-buggies and sailboats, Some said the plight of the doubted you could lick old 3rd Golda Meir held up stranded troops should have Army, but there are political Premier plans to return 2,000 wounded heen used as a bargaining point considerations." She added that the United States had told her it Arab POWs until the Arabs to get the POW exchange pj and the Soviet Union would come up with a list of Israelis ranged. T U,N.driversMondaytook 100 press the Arabs for a POW exthey captured in the war. change. >( Maj. Gen. Shmuel Eyal said truckloads of food, water and the Herzog, Maj. Gen, Ilaim the Israeli governnment be. medicine through Israeli lines Israeli sta te radio's authorlieves Egypt is holding about six miles nor th of Suez on the I" D itative commentator, reported: 350 Israelis and Syria about 100. west bank of the canal. and NC .3 He says Israel is willing to Egyptian amphibiot eh1cles "There was American prestwe 3 5 N I P 11, Arabs It cap. began taking the supplies on Israel to give aconcession to trade the 7,000 the Egyptian forces to prove to across the waterway. tured for them, the A U.N. officer said the total the Egyptians that they The semi-official Cairo newspaper Al Ahram said Egypt in- shipment will last the estimated ________________________________________________ formed U.N. Secretary-General 20,000 Egyptian troops about a Kurt Waldheim it will give the week, but there was no word o.' to rd rra ngui rtffl 11t to the iknktAuI1.t iiwvc Red Cross, but there was no another supply operation, immediate comment from The Jerusalem Post said nil 120 persons who responded to Israel. Al Ahram said Egypt made its opinion sampling believed the promise white stressi.g to that the prisoner lists should Woidheim "the necessity of Is. have come before the supplies Battle Troops Cambodian To Clear " R ic e B owl 'Road F, IN Troop Reduction Talks VIENNA (AP) - Negotiations for s reduction of NATO forces and Communist forces in Central Europe opened today with a CommunLct call for the troop totals on each side to be reduced but the ratio between them to remain the same. "The aim of all participants should be to preserve the existing correlation of military forces on a lower level," Ingo Oe.er of East Germany told the delegations from the thn Snv$'t Union and 16 other members of United the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the Warsaw Pact. "This 'ould be done," Oeser went on, "by reducing forces and weapons at an equal percentage or an equal quantitative rate with the understanding that this includes national and foreign forces and weapons, nuclear weapons and their delivery systems." Irish Death Toll Rises BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) .t 34-year-old Roman Catholic answered a knock on his door Monday night, and died In a had of bullets. Protestant extremists fl-crc believed cntbia. It wi the third ilaying in Northern Ireland In two days and raised the confirmed death tall to 897 in more than four years of warfare In the province. - Americans Threatened President Idi Amin ordered NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) the six Marine guards at the U.S. Embassy In Kampala to ieave Uganda by Wednesday night, accusing them of subversive activities. Amin, a Moslem, has been threatening Americans in Uganda since the outbreak of the new Arab-Israeli war. The U.S. Embassy In Kampala advised the 240 American missionaries, teachers and businessmen 10 days ago to leave the country, but only about 20 are reported to have left - Liberals Win CLAN V.S.O.P. BRANDY MACGREGOR ' """" ' 'ccitt _______ OLD STANLEY CERTIFIED I H Its t $*I N.. EARLY TIMES FOUR ROSES ___ - I °'"°'""' _ HIGHLAND - L97I5( Au (01111 IMP VilitO ,,, sr Cast ;. t'SLI 'll;IIT. -. - III I i1lL h,liO*wlaI, . - I f IS U iuI* fin WALKER ...i DELUXE ITS III Fla .--. " .' r IDEAL LINNG MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdiros and Rafters) tt I*P StOiCs H i-Way CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING THOMPSON S34- 9717 IDNEY Attmnft. V"Iff Pont r ABC f~ l _ I fitt"filloh .,.,a* ,a Mito O W4 300 N. FRENCH AVE rai? bi4 - a4 4W PH. 322.2611 mint. RICHMOND 466 5847 DI tota , r f'.;l.1 10 YR. SID CALVERT - I .1 'VP 114511 3U. t.swi*.r.s-i U s. -, 4•99 Q5y - , CHAMP ACP4t3,.. ltlh6s 7 99 - 17.0', II I. OP,(VA$C HAS A IIMPIIATURI CotPOtItOw,I Iuan *,VH iicwau%t. NECIAROSI 0 AN40U q f-?T 199 23 88 COUNIRY WINI fl fR*hr I 00 ' 2' '2 AMBASSADOR VERMOUTH 149w.. 1595 BLUE Wit GOlD S(I. ;.:" 169-- 1895 JUAN [SuSAN SAUTERNES 119.' 1895 CABERNET '" . IY'1 Irt [Lt) bL 493 2V1N SARRAU BEAUJOLAIS 798 53 EB iUR[ 2495 229 V1NT OROUHIN 349.. z .... i9 hA 3790 gg 24 229 3195 ABC PORT. SHIRRY MUSC 119.-. 1315 ' '":' 3 JY ABC 20.94 . 7695 GONIA[ES-BYASS CREAM ,, At 436 Casselberry 329 PQY8AI. FROM PORTUGAL 229 .. 24 95 CRACKLING ROSE .. '*%A. - 319 3250 199-.. 2195 3150 IMP LAMBRUSCO !IAU 199 24.95 CARDOLEE IMP ITALY 119' 1895 14" 155" . , - .', -Tr' JII PHILE1?HIA 1 QUART LFIIANI I 1ANCFR'S RflSE! i I t.ni' 1 59 IMP WINI RUM -:n1 - 3495 -- ANDRE SIMON CHABLIS 429-' 4650 10V1NI CHAIEA'J 8EYCHIVIIIE :: 1188EV OIC*NIIR - ',' ART VAT OL (BA5TIANI PthDT NOIR 799 -a- -,"-- • 499 SCOTCH AND SAVE! ,-,4.•.T,,, 8OFR1R BID, P1NK. WHIT! i.gq: 7795 8R1ULLI -.CHiANTI rTTT 1 TORRISSASCRE DETORO 749 ..-, Ly.! Jt4!!I . - 'DON"!' MAKE ME TELL, MAYOR' ' 1295 ..... - T7T7.7T -- - - ...'. . - _____ _________________________ ___ _____' S_--.-.!.I'-,,..__r- - '-i' JI -- xri _-._=;__. --,-.-_ - - -' -. .- :" "-;.-:-. .• - -: - - - - --- . - --- -_-..-.-.-J _______ ....-- - - - A# Mutual Concert on Monday evening was trying to chide someone (probably the city) on the poor acoustics at the Civic Center. Unfortunately there I w. ________________________ _______ . -- were some readers who - ) V To thow who fall into Wt category, we apologize. If aryt.hing, and based on ou forta to promote the concert per se, The Herald is proud to have played a part in the -!J as a Chargelz At Altamonte Meet wrongdoing by Williams i S ALTAMONTE SPRINGS-Political op- hams, this morning said he was By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer . --gAff 922M=_ ~__ =r~rm i - _j - - - f 1 AFTER OUR BLOOD? FEEL,over-taxed? Things could be worse with a vampire in Seminole County Courthouse. This orthodontist's nightmare is really pretty Moire Watkins, a mail clerk in the courthouse, who dressed up for Halloween. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) not dismayed at word of Kaiser's displeasure. 'There were no guarantees Seminole County Commissioners may or may not have or agreements on the salary, hired a fire department admln- and there were three or highly qualified candidates. ff istrator early this morning, Gary doesn't want the job, all Acting all :30 a.m., the board voted to hire former Altamonte he has to do Is turn it down." Also showing little concern Springs fire chief Gary Kaiser at an annual salary of $13,000. this morning was CommissionBut Kaiser, informed of th e er Greg Drummond, who said decision by phone at 1:40 a.m., "the board set a maximum later told The Herald he feels salary we would pay for the commission re neged on most highly qualified man, .. if previous indications the people want to say we reneged starting salary for whomever on an agreement, I suppose was hired would be closer to they will." the $15,000 recommended by his fire prevention commit- , 10 mph, that someone had tobeassignedtofoliowup the programs. He said he was under the impression Police Capt.Da vid Gunter was assigned the task. He also said his application for funding was for only one police investigator and "someone changed the application, adding two more Floyd refused to elaborate on his remark about city funds being misused. Swoffcrd retorted, however, that since 1958 Altamonte Springs has received $10 million In federal funding and the project which had Floyd as director is the only time the city has been threatened with loss of federal money. Swofford and Floyd also disagreed on whether he had given the city notice when he quit. 1-Us resignation on file at city hall shows he gave two days notice. BEIXte!' said a federal auditor is allowing only 13,968 of the $18,543 spent from the $22,000 federal grant and that the balance Bradshaw Hours Are Set =e== offer because of the salary differential, the second time he By DONNA ESTES I3radshaw and the cit y, a 10- Brown as zoning director was Brown took the blame upon has clashed with the board over Herald Staff Writer minute recess was called to merely confirmed by the city himself for sending Bradshaw budgeting for the department. him to read the council council, to "help out Lake Mary." While his committee recom- WINTER SPRINGS-Despite Per a February meeting meoded a $68,ODU budget penny h.ints from Mayor Granville minutes of lie then nded that the council Baker said itofwas not fairMrs, for the taxpayers Winter that pinching commissioners at first Brown Zoning when Bradshaw was hired. could set the same hours for Springs to pick up the tab for lashed the figure to $35,000, Administrator Ray Bradshaw Woolfolk found that Brad- Bradshaw as usual for other tUlle an employe works for then restored $13,000, and might quit, the city council shaw's appointment by Mayor city employes. . Lake Mary. ght agreed apparently agreed to a $15,000 Tuesday unanimously he will keep -_7. _ _ salary for the director. . -' regularofficehoursof9a.m. to 4p.m. Kaiser has been the leading du1th •_, . raising along with fun. TV - - .. - 1011 speak of a contract between . I - -. - _____________ _______--. - .. _i _. .-` V1 -. i ______ - - S do-am - iZ, - - .- ' & - ex .. - -'4.; ____ - - :-.I '::=- - j -- \ i 14 _. II W . , --- - / ' -' ---• / ". 4a'" 't _____________________ , . • - : - - - / --I- cl~~ __ ~_-_V=i - - ., - r- _____ -- __ - -I-.-- ---•-,. 0' , t . .. . :.E d I ('uflt'd On I %,. IA Col. Ii change his decision. Floyd said he notified Police Chief Justus East, Baxter and Swofford w hen he resigned de nied. - Of Halloween Dangers ..... two ofu persons' salaries in the program He said a meeting will be held with the auditor later this week to prevail on him to - ' spooks'Are worned -- must be repaid by the city. He added the state criminal justice department has disallowed ponents Mayor Lawrence Swofford and former Police U Norman Floyd carried a '.erbal battle from the council chambers through the city ball into the lobby after the city cowicil meeting Tuesday night, with Floyd threatening to tell "what I know." "It Is common knowledge city funds are misused In Altamonte," Floyd said as the council meeting adjourned, Floyd was absent from his usual seat in the council chamber when Comptroller Dick Baxter told the council the city stands to lose I' $10,0(4 in federal tunding due to a staff llO,tsu problem" with documents not filed by the proper deadlines. Under intense questioning from Coundilman Dan Dorfman, Baxter said Floyd was project director on two grant programs for the police department when he left the city's employ in May. Baxter said when the ci ty found that documents were not filed by deadline, a time extension was requested but b Ilradshaw told The Herald candidate for the post due to his leadership f thecommittee this morning he has no intention Let's in it which helped draft a fire Jonnie and Dick Elam The board discumed in detail protection ordinance fot the uncouldn't wait for the regular incorporated areas, effective for more than an hour the mail delivery, so they percourseofactiontotakeand Nov.P hand-carr ied the sonassCouncilman Vicki Baker said, The new chief had been followig to my attention and begin work Thursday. "I wish this had never come pected to I thank them for it: Commissioner John Kim- UP. J&'iri, did Yet! !tte!t! the Halloween mcidenis By iliE ISiCiAIm jj She said the problem would and brough, who pushed for a concert last night? (I am trying 1Iallon can spell danger of razor blades in apples never ha ve been brought to the to remember your K I SS, but as well as delight for young drugs hidden in malted milk higher starting salary, along with Commissioner Dick Wil- public light if Bradshaw had not must add this public thought.) trlcker"or.treaters. Authorities balls, assumed building official IF, we hadn't gone, we would ren-dnd parents, that a dose of responsibilities ithI.ake crrtainly not pw1cn will tiel1protect their The American Medical AscoInde x terestetk In attending any children from mishap. elation advises parents to Biadshaw refused two weeks program after readin g "he Police in the metropolitan "make your small spooks' cos'i'o the title of buIl" InadeaU 2A review on page 8A, BUT, we did Washington, DC, area and tunics of bright colors You s'ctor, saying he '' -"4 that 1013 go and disagree with the elsewhere are asking parents to might even sew on some strips point In his career years ago, Calendar 3A reviewers arficle. lWct all unwrapped Hallow. of reflective tap.. In the exwas beneath him and he had no Classified ads ...... MIIA There was nothing perplexing een candy their youngsters citement of the occasion they intention of working an eightCon-dc.i ......... I .....IIB about the program. Mac bring home from tonight's might dart into the strevt." hour day. His hours approved Crossword puzzle ... _10B Frampton prove a most rounds. Officers said there had b' council Tuesday y call for six ear Abb)y 108 (ostumes tnasks,beardsand talented young performer by hours work one hour for with Di Crane 11U wigs should all be made of fire his varied and versatile r Weather tuoch. His salary is $,3OO. Editorial comment -----bA resistant material, cautions the selections, Z Ned Woolfolk, acting city Entertainment ........1013 Yesterday's hIgh 73 low this U.S. Consumer Product Safety It was an evening's enattorney in the absence of Tom Horoscope ......... .lOB whole morning 45. Fair and warner. Commission In Washington. tertainment for the Freeman, was put on the spot Ihepi' ilnotec High in the upper 80s 1os not cot smut Th e agency also advises family with I all night with the council t'.Lr ift, Public notIces 1111 '.1 I. 1n flUU paren s a accompany younger wi45 less remark, no viI olIence, 1W' top •I II I I I 1.1 tr* (t -1 l n1rig ., 1141,1 COflu.uHu11I ,CC JW.ICL',................. $t.b.,. • ,. .. . - . T..II UUI U ItIs-Ul 4* vaui 1' 4111 Uvu.Uii(4t j)i i.q Ctvuuj R. U' go-go, xiv iat:iu ru 411111 (1k opinions on whether regular )PUStS ... ............. 8-9A X'rated-just delightful music Thursday. Highs tomorrow in office hours could be set. State .................. 5A in Highland, Ind., Halloween '-S hut Floyd I tee. Kaiser left The Herald's _______ S 4 . Swoff Of. Sem inole Fire Boss I Jo 0 Iu . A. iutugti '"" .. - Our "expert" reviewing the :": 3. 10" 3955 LANSON Cal' "' IilI*hiIS, l rn ', '.: _--: enjoyed TV program and think It's bound for success only to be Informed that after three or four weeks the "cx- concert's success. "pJJS.id ROYAL CHERRY IMP OENMAHK 723 116111 I'd lit Y. CHAMPAGNE -COLD OUCI 4' Vi GAL GOLD SEAL BURGINOY - flQ( SMITE HE 11 Forest City - Hi-Way 1792 *''*' P05? $*45*1 V -- ,• , 4. - DW! fk THIS WEEK'S BEST WINE BUySfl Fern Park i*t.ir. 1 1%ulk T I'II'tii-fll UULU COACH - A 1''%*!t*! Itl5-'j 'r a1. 4; _;_S__ - -1 HEAVEN J'l Ull I t' we f'flI - ' _! - __ __ - assumed he was directing it Ilk (11 ;- '- lx~ : - -. peeLs" decided it wasn't so good; and it's removed from the lineup / MONMOUSSIAURCSE D'ANJOU2 29' 2495 MIRASOUCHENINBtANc 7 98... 2980 ('IIACT1 SANDRA RAWLINS 8349212 C.%sselberry III niwiw .4 MUM p BROOKFORD " • K0 59' t.uci eu 12 YR, MACKENZIE ISSOCAt-1 014 ' - iá 4IISCASI ABC s.autts' NON- RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN i SJ WNE BELOW 8011110 IN CAW IN WINERY 6711~ ABC GIN vestigation." Gurney has consistently denied any link with alleged financial a new RUM ABC 100 PR. VODKA k O 4.69 "All ? 3 1 2 ° ''' I CU BE ICE lOS I.19 39 I Al s IL 's.49 %I W1 -:" '-- 4 -- - 1=11 BEA HUGHES e34 7)? Sanford "• .'.,, .j. In contractors, The Miami - M_ -T-Herald charged today. -- ;.- - ~ --. - . The Herald quoted un. mimed sources Including ' How many times have you 99... 3515 3.'.'9' 3915 3' 11" 4495 ID' 41.88 II'..Li tV.O., B,A'ON SEAGRAM 7 '-4' • IT' 5050 -1 I 1 '--' it II J _________________ iA-'% N o BRANDY ' ' 3.99 ,, 5, .,5l-l'J' . ,.rl PlANTER'S-NUTS 99t CASE & SAVE '.. P tACAo-ANISITL 1 1 ° 2.99 ,.(It('Iso'* 62'. 5.29 ABCi'PfYWMB[IRQRCREAMALE RIO. WHITE & BLUI BIER BIATZ BEER TUCOflC REIR Hostess. IMP 1 •-.':. _CLa 1 l.. it ... the matter under in- - - OLD CROW ç,, BEEFEATER GIN IWt T,--~ CI $1; Il ftIi its ._.. ' r___ '-UT It to ten people to read Mid you'll probably come back with ten different interpretations .tl UUII '472' i. 2.88: ,, •. ROYAL DELUXE PREMIUM 10" M ,v' %tlC. LI $,t'. BEER 6 BUY BEER ,c9IN T IRINCN &aic VatUGl - I') , and cuh payoffs from ____ C. TellitWceltis!... But, as it Is with a poem, give VIIKA BRISTOL CREAM uiuni4 A4BS ____ -I--- ___________ % _________________ - %$4 I: tj•5 99 CERTIFIED THIS WEEK'S BEST BEER BUY SCHAEFER ANY ____ ____ - i_ -- one it identified , By John A. Spoiski 'l:qi:l'I•] :IKii It,.. . CILUI DL MININL i! - t'b ,(' ' ... C.t 'VP (1 .ii- 4.49 . - I't4 WHITE i HORSE I $bU4*l .,., - .---I B000LES (VP ,a 1 :1 I : II - 4 *44 ABC 6 YR. KY. LI 1 a A, 46, ABC 100 PR ..Q*ti .1 1Ti if T 1L1 - - -. I . ' rc '" I I 1 fl flT •a '' MCHENRY 12 YR. KY. .1 -. . I JPf(fl7ñ4/1 tkii))2 I - II' II ' 0101" A1441 scolvele Al IMP SCO TCH lit? Y(1'S 0 ..!5 Jill, ?IWIS IlIOlI - (1W L 3 GOLD COACH SOUTHERN A REAL SpHEETS P '' SIACMM CR0WN t. 'cell. 94 PROOF GIN 'i1ONDON TOWER _ I SEAGRAM \ CL&NDDAD II P1 III CANADIAN CIUI - 3i Oux 3 siss 11 MOVING CAN For fast relief call the +J IACA*OIIUd , ~1 $6 qr -: , t 319.. 4543 CANADIAN FALLS 429.... 4995 699... 8315 Of CANADIAN SRIN - 529 61 g &1181Y VOOKA DI. ROYAL DELUXE VODKA 519 0112 YR ..'. BLENU 3 15 61 499..... WISER Is YR CAN 90N 899... so 01. PARAO1SEv%l.A.I*.BU 6.25... 1395 5595 JACQUIN SLOE GIN ... 399 •' 4115 CERTIFIED 499... CANADIAN 6 99,... 7895 4188 339.... 3895 ABCVOOKAGIWRUM 3.,-11' 4695 MR (OKY.BLINO UARIMR (1) KY VODKA - - 3,., fl" 4150 3,.,1)W 4595 ABCCANAD1ANBY. 4.99,.,. 58.95 STANLEY KY VOOKA 329... 3895 COINTREAU.',.... • 12 YR. RARE OLD BIG "1" STANLEY LIQUEUR 6.99 st'"io'i" ! R up rnrr OLD REPEATER McHENRY 8 YR. III VS0P BRANDY IS 614,CUT" SARI SCOTC$ ' I0 a-'. i ' ROYAL DELUXE GIN RUM VODKA 8. A ItT? S • IMPORTED ii Zf SCOTCH ., HEAVEN HILL thu - ..- III-it . STANLEY is - ____ SCOTCM -83" 1 4 ova., 6.99 -.... I ________________ 3 owacti .4,'-,.. VOD?(A j- - -: - (Jl - UtUiIO.t**t V 51 95 CAU 1W4- I. LEGER It, 'we s:etce 41 CS STAlEY SCOTCH MR ED KENTUCKY 359 COWlING 12 YR. I00 80N0 1.99. 8950 QUART HEDGES BUTLER 4695 CUANI 86 KILT CAT[! 3 YR. ROYAL DELUXE 399 CERIUIED Lowl 415.... 5388 (BEN HORN 93 8 YR. 599,... 6588 QUART QUEEN ANNE SAM CY 12 YEARS OLD 3,... 14W 5695 12 YR. OLD RARITY CERTIfIED 6 YEARS OLD 8 Y 86 OLD STANLEY - I .i 429.... 41.88 CLANMACGREGOR 799... figsp ROYALOELUXESCOTCH OIOIRADEMARK - " " '-'b,' p $1. Wo 379 SI V. LIII 14T(15 '- FOR SALE! v4 ____ C'am' 'i1 k1.J -T'1l:l 1] CARSTAIRS U 1ISER 10 YR. IFCMADURSttO MACKENZIE W VP ICIttI SANDEMAN GRANT'S 8 YR. . " 4.99 I _,,,, •:-:-'- J.T.S. BROWN S'J*OtIUIUII I ' f8 4jfl ITTiieiIl.ciit*st _ 599 GOLD MEDAL -' At 436, CaueIberr , ROYAL CASTLE I,. 511 Sit 'IIJII 4'Itita YR. s. .11 A - Wednesday, October 31, 2973-Sanford, Florida 327fl 66th Year, No. 61 Price 10 Cents R OLD HICKORY LONDON DRY VODKA 6IN RUM r'. ,, :n ' 'cotta ' Pork .* SANDY MACDONALD TEACHER'S OUEEN ANNE ABC 8 YEAR GRAND DAD .- USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES - 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES HI-Way 17-92 msot III 48 __ j*U £04111 WIIg3 SPAS H3WE 10 YR. ; HEADACHE! ~, ALUMINUM -. ISE UtCU IWIT INS 9"s SUNDAY . p _______________ newspaper said. -________ The Herald said Gurney "has become a target of an I, RI expanding Justi ce Department InED GURNEY vestigat MIAMI (AP) Sen. In commenting on the Edward J. Gurney, R-Fla, secret fund story, Gurney, and his top advisors through a press aide, said, e:tab!f:bed m !cret "We are waiting fer the "Gurney Boosters Ftnd" Justice Department to In 1971 to funnel 300,0OO in advise us what, If anything must be done relation to unreported contributions illç rratD OLD FIA. RUM OLDIttREPEATER ITt I? Sit it A P.4. ____ iii 2AM. : -,,;- C ANY ANY I' * Hi-Way 17-92, Fern is ITS 10 Y.R WOILtI slUL,at W - IMP. TEQUILA IMP.TEQUILA __ DANCING T1L 2 AM. ANY BRAND • ,% Floyd (r tells Swofford OW 'cent WHEflE'n)UARENEVER,ILON( %61 4" SILAS HOWE . . . - - LAUDER'S - ABC 8 YR. OLD IMP. CANADIAN 't - ST. LEGER ROYAL I!WAY ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES . , 399 4,99 L~-,;,"iA,;--A.-i...u,--7-~-~--i=~~~ - ., I , - - .-..:., - %Slththe Federal Housing Administration. The money was used to pay office and trabel , &.4.%, I Dfl A W. VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN lt.li 5.. •Il1I 1 - ." "(%• .- L- Sponsored by the Downtown Business Assn. ,,' 90 PR. GIN r ,I.M44a Dea hne kuv. ii St., Sanford, Fla, 32771 , - - U M&r Drop hy Garrett's Dept. Store. 2fl0 E. First _____ $ltt(t$I1fl WOIFSCHMIDT ' BREEZEE !- MONTREAL AP) - Quebec provinres Liberal government won a landslide election victory Monday that Premier Robert Bouraca said constItuted a clear rebuff to the French nadian separatist movement. "A great triumph for federalism over separatism," said Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau, the Liberal party's national leader and a native of Quebec. When counting stopped for the night, the Liberals had won 99 of the 110 seats In the provenclal assembly and were leading In two others. The separatist Parti Quebecots had won six, a loss of ne; the Social Creditist.es had two arid had lost 10, and the owe powerful Union Nationale, was wiped out. One more seat was Li doub BE , CERTIFIED RUM d ______ BOND'S MILL 6 YR. is..', OLD THOMPSON -- Gurney poUtical confidant saying former Gurney aide Larry E. Williams ted in ec 2thsh rIi9d7 and from _. - 1 4" 1. -- . -, 31" , WUiE & PIfl!TS DEALER AMERiCA'S LARGEST ___________ COGNAC McHENRY 8 YR. - MCS'1 its I? $$t ALC IllS Tkt IOI1* Alt[ limo 1 1(10W _________________________ CUTTY SARK JIM BEAM VIRY0AYPrnCES 4JL i ,.._I . fit U Ml __________________ ___________________ t C& t, b1.a I _________________________ ., I '''•''"•' 5B 7 le tUb WHY PAY MORE? -4 ABC BUYS BY THE CARLOAD AND THE SAVINGS IS YOURS,Ilftio 5.99 . 489 59?. I,h SU.O VIZ WIT Per" Flacts The Bosphorus Bridge, longest suspension span outside the United States, opened today as a link between Europe and Asia. officials said it is the first bridge across the Bosphorus Strait In about 2,400 years. Representatives from 70 nations and half a million Turks, led by President Falvi Koruturk, walked across the 3 million bridge, which stretches about a mile across -trait that divides the two continents and Istanbul the - IW 51" CANADIAN FAtIS 4 YEARS iv, Bosphorus Span Opens ISTANBUL, Turkey (AP) i. 'I A "IU*4á j' 4•79 In . I - 11 DELUXE j - as ' H $11 U 1*1 IIIt -- - SCHOOL ___________ PHONE NO. MY PARADE THEME SUGGESTION: ______________________ ______ - - -____ Fund ei.. c1 . irv. ' ) AGE '' "I' . 1 _________________________ Gurney Staying Mum __ - 0 5 DAY SALE TUES., THRU SAT., NOV.3 ABC 6 YR. KY . JACQUIN ' ,.4 The Santa Claus Parade Float, NAME ADDRESS _ - :. f - . Quebec - - - - __ _ Christmas Parade Theme Contest Now! Also Ride On S0 Savings Bond Awarded To The Winner 42 e~ tv ews ,1 .X0 I - - marshlands for several weeks, the command said. Although the siege on the small provincLal capital was broken two weeks ago, it has been under continuing pressure. In South Vietnam, the Saigon command said 37 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong soldiers were killed in three attacks in the Mekong Delta, while government casualties were six dead and 18 wounded. - ! , White House officials, breaking their silence in an effort to calm the rekindled Ill' controversy, said Tuesday that they supplied Cox wi th White House files on the antitrust settlement before he was fired as special Watergate prosecutor. Documents in those tiles, one high-ranking official said, "do not show any personal involvement by the President in the terms of the ITT settlement in the summer of 1971." Archibald Cox had been indiscreet and had shown poor judgment in disclosing a confidential, conversation about the ITT affair. But Byrd said, "That doesn't change the substance of the formation. The issue really boils down to this: Dd the government lie a bout the ITT?" Byrd, interviewed on the NBCTV "Today" show, said: "I think the committee ought to reopen the inquiry into the ITT case." - 4 Students! Make Your L n try In The A tin (1 I The government forces made raeli troops withdrawing" to were let through. PHNOM PENH, Cambodia was centered 12 mlks north. Maj. Gen. Avraham Adn, west of Phni Perth where little headway Monday. The their positions when the Urst (AP) Fighting continued into effect the commander of Israel's ar• U.N. cease-fire went Monday night at two points Khmer Rouge insurgents con- highway, which has not been mored corps, watched the sup. troled a four-mile section of the open to government traffic Oct. 22. along Highway S as government being ferried across the An Israeli military delegation plies since Sept. 6, runs from Phnom road. forces attempted to clear the Vs,r'v jrtj; 1.ey Per.h t' Bat'n!g Pvin'e led by MaJ, Gn !P'A nnt'r rriient ff' road to Cambodia's rice bnw1 our er.erny. They uit Muiiday for the third time are started was trying to drive the rebels in northwest Cambodia. the military command reported gy with E ptian officers at the the war. meyer heard of giving Another government column from a 1mdle stretch of the today, 100(1 to the enemy-and y-and they linked up Monday with the detea.se-fire line on the west bank highwv 35 mile.' from the capCol. Hong, cornrn.and fenders of Vthear Suor 12 miles of the canal, and an Isra eli haven't even shown the ital. spokesman, said one operation northeast of Phnom Perth after spokesman said they discussed elementary humanity of giving slogging through flooded the prisoner situation. More us the names of our prisoners of J WASHINGTON (AP) Senate Democratic Whip Robert Byrd said today the Senate Judiciary Committee's inquiry into the ITT affair should be reopened because of the disclosure that President Nixon personally intervened m it. Byrd, a ranking member of the committee, said there is now evidence that perjury was committed during the panel's original ITT investigation. Byrd said he believed former special Watergate prosecutor de Ben Tili. 1~7 _____ ITT Scandiiii Probe Of Army. "i' 1W_qR !WW 1~~ -- - sweep across the Sahara on a 1,500 mile trek on the town of Fort Ain Seeks I . Ships Of The Desert NEW AND old ,:. ------------- - .- - e Middle East situ. S t' i ------- I- - stranded Egyptian -1 ~ -, ) Byrd Swap WUI." By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS such meetings were expected, ik . . 4 - _. POW Seeks cussed th can deliver Americans Some Israeli soldiers made goods, which the Russians can't ation for 90 minutes Monday Israe pressed Egypt and the Israeli command said. night with Ismail Fahmy, a their criticism directly to Mrs. do." Many Israelis criticized their F, Syria for prisoner-of-war lists In Washington, Secretary of special representative of EgypMeir when she visI(cJ the army and a prisoner exchange government for permitting reState Henry A. Kissinger dli- thin President Anwar Sadat. Monday as the Israeli govern. lief supplies to reach the en• on both banks of the canal Monday. ________ ment came under fire at home circled Egyptian troops along ________________ _____ she told A spokesman said for letting supplies get through the southeast side of the Suez Ic one soldier: "Nobody ever 3rd canal. to the I 4% , -- Wants Prisoner Lists Israel 4 - ---- -7-T-. -- -. -----..--- - -..-. -. -______ S -. - . -. --. _____ -I). '- " . .__ --'I-.... - . . . .. --- - '-; - IS - .-&_ Research city council minutes -". --- -. - - �I Ia ~ m .) __ ~Z__ __ . 7 "! q , ---_ _ ; .. i- iI i ,., a- A i- !,--5 .i= r , %-4_% 0 1z 11 ; - . L- - . __ 1 _ __________________ t'Jj- ___ .- - i \- - - - - I - I ' i Z-51sou 27 _X - -.-= - ..-- . . I .11 , , tm ,A, - !" - - f I ~ I - - -- V - -.- - - I - - - - - - . ~ ~ _ - llp y =i;~__ _ -- NEED A PATCH? LUUGEE uemonstrates emPatches cost 15 0 . ~_ix_F= 0 -. ~ f VON I U [Ill 0 i=-.-__-_ Z .. . __ ---=- __-_-_ - __ ~- - uuring the latest Middle East war. - -, -- I __ - - - -- I ___ - U.S. sue battery, Its radar and source3sajdanSA6rr - - -_ - - _________________ - . - ----.-- - - I -__ _. - pf~ __ ____________ . ________________ § ~:-,_ __ -.- .a~.-__ . - - - L -----. -_ z- -- ._.- with knocking down roughly experience in the Vietnam war. - __ _ _1_ _ _ - - - -- - Okav As ----- ~_-- - I ~_-~.i, f__ I 1 7' I , , __ - - ` ~4, . __ z ._ ____ __ I ~_ .: -''--- _~i - . - .-,'~-: 'A -_ --_----:.-1%,_ - I .!~~-.. tj_~-Ci_ . .-. _-, -, t. *,,, ;~; q~;j~7*71-____ _~_____~S , A-Z_ j'~*,- - jE_ I , presidential elecflcn results didate that a Republican be !,- - _ _- ~ - ,;-- - ! . __ voted Tuesday not to sfte 0 : him .- M_ V fkfh St Wo The avalanche of telegram Ind CroPa : n . 70% 70II 2961 4; Ilve IX4 I.*-, Ev"Wit 77N, Me I? i, ______ 14'm W" 4'~, . ~ said _. -_ ..------.- Burns Oct. 31 South Seminole Jaycees !4 - ___1. ). - - -_ 6 *7 02 7.1 ; = el 11 I, a en ar Nov. 1 Christmas bazaar at R County Extension Council Hills Moravian Church, 10 a.m. - -_ ______ _______________ I I IP Sanford ' - ' ' ~w check and urtrianalysis for sugar. - Men - .I madeclearTuead.aytheyfavoc peach a Repubiienn president, prompt tedlnalandshdeiessth1in _____________ __ - -z -- r!' It A' lll"~ -Cuatirmation hearings L)emocriltic liouse 5 k Auting Thursday. - f'-~- _L~~36_~_ ~__ ___ ~ ~ ~ _~~_ - .. x ~ ___ . - - - __ - ___ 39M ______ ___________ Albert wid he hoM the House will vote w the nonii- k%tiOn by lUnksgiving- M81113z fidd said "it is a fair state I mero" that the Democrats Plan - -to push for prompt con- _____________ - __ ~__ - - - ___ - ___ - __ :_ __ ~__3_ 8a__ _____ _____ ___ ~_ __- ~__ __ 0--, - 140Hloory -L.w K#rwa ff "Mw Talk of delaying acton on the Ford nomination provoked an att,ack Tuesday night from for- "' B. Connally, who said such a di js r.iie an I d' ii . . 'e It / w - 2 "I) W 4 X n0 IM I'M I - i d Lee Gritfjn 31 C 11 -------------------_ $5000 l Reg. $11 000 $55.00 I R $5950 $119-00 - 11 Pcrats V 1_11 - __ L5 1115 L_ -, 11 - _ Ifil 11 I -I . control over the acoustics and alludes KISS, Is a ploy which I they remin the same for all, as use on speaking engagcnients. U I - - - - ~ 16.010" Psvae Se c the KLS.S. if you decide to P8d C1 v ... This Subscripbon Rdf?S Carrier Association... we're telling it , . Bul - %, iI jaw Thepartto which JonnielikeitIs. .WE'RESORRY! 1 Reg & Long .1 t - ~ f din -, DOUBLE $37.50 Do u b le Kn it S lacks -I Reg. .11 -' i 01 eeve After Sale $12995 --- ----- Values Reg $75.00 1. 95 - - __ I $30.00 Reg. $29.00 .........$14.50 1P .1.1i I D CL Reg. $60.00 FF Big MAN-SIZE - I I -i 11' _1P of O - oes evertD4111'ng! On Sate for only It yeaf Ill 40 0 Reg.$59.95 ......... $29.98 - - by . : .1 #~ W-k 55( -~ - ~_ -"I I RECLINER . $25.00 $51.00 Reg. $56.00 ........$28.00 - I print th,'s) Thanks to you, think So, to those connected it's a good bet! Mae Frampton, to the directors al Sanford, -_'-__- 0 Reg - -LW- - , attractions here, and enjoyed that this is a reminder which the l)~O,so thanki; to themand Jane offers to mt and stands for Keep It Short. Stupid' the performers (Maybe you should explain t)v The Sonford H#rald. )00 N French Ave. Sanford, Fla , 12711 5htwItha .25caIiberrevoI.5 1/ 2 PRICE ____Req_ $8 _ $10 S_ urts - - I '~ _ 7 KNIT I I Ladies Pant Suits & Dresses Juniors (\ I I ~_ _1%1~k\'~ -_ - ia, _~~ - I0f%W% %'a -&.- ~ 1,, Sizes - CONTEST _________________________ Place willner ~50 U.S. Savings Bond I M I.."ll, i ,~4 7I - 1 I - I .., ~_.A - -0 IS U-S- Scivings Bond 1 212 E. ist S Sanford 110 mm, - - , `1 ii 0,,,,,r I ff - UNIFORMS 2 - ther-like I Wood Embossed Horizontal Sidiiig in Barn Red with White Gambrel and Trim Screen-Printed Doors with Rustic Handles 10 Gambrel Plaque $1%5995 * Ride-in Romp 1) i- i4 Machine Washable From 00 - .1i S_ iASTER ,,,tV;.%4,W-% ttwe s nao" kke it* pnW womth of a buA-m Oectnc he&" 01,0" Q-4 10TVgw" MUM t. 1~0 ~. . Z SHOES ff"W1 FOR - I - '_ - VU;~7-7~~ __ - ~~- S d $ PAIR I 0 U ) 41 tZ FURNITURE . IRST STO SANFORD , P 4W ken sloc ON-ta, kv%ttoi~'. 372 0-9-00 - . - PAIRI BUY EASY CREDIT TERMS ~I - f 4W CHARGE - ft quAly " cralmur&V o# ths '&cWn- dat a second to raw . Leon boa vW the toot MI POP$ UP outomatTANY fOr k9 this offew, Owl wait, Us here eafty tommaw, C-Pen'T11 4 P.M. GANNAMERICARD I ~~_ . f ,ff, I -. - '~ I _f- -~ z ix - . - I(,--$ Other Modal; rum $991: IEMM= Vinyl in a choice of Green, Black or Gold I.-. - 1 . - t'*~ o 9)PavkJak - JZn 0 OFF I 1 Solid Ccors & ht • Flair & traig 3 , I I 00m , . I Photo ra UP ' ; : !i e Beltloop & Beltless Styles Farm H ou se Model 10' x 7 early 8 Interior Ikudroorn 2 DAYS ONFRIM LY STURDAY "Offerirg You a complete line L t~ 14~1 _9 _- 9 COwan . - - -1 Coats' 1' III I .... A have worked so hard to bring so 'lo'ving" only to be told , Festi'val 2nd Place Winner 11IX14 Color Portraft , 1 - Int . - reservations call 322-9148 or 3232648. We am proud of all those from my wife. It states K.I.S.S. volunteers of S.M.C.A. who And the audience thinks it's According to police repor,s NOTHING TO BUYI 3rd No Winr*r %% U*% : tzrimr uus year, said It ~ lift- &nt-desigwte Gerald Frh-d" -__ -W -sential to have the vw1jrTrIation while delibffating "new atvvteinthellouseatthe - rliesz# tacks" against President I - ' - Seminole Countv's 0 IAQL!ILLHio 3044 W-V X4 I? -- -1 ., previous -----------------------' . . 1 L _-_ - Ren $10000 -, the I reach Into my coat pocket years. So, In nohi w chcomes and pull ont ate comment was ummeee.sarY _____________________________________ .1-m--~ NO P ! IM '"a Stuart Funeral SU V I C0. it y. speaking lew Rep. Donald W. Riegle Jr., of York Cit) 5ald wme members - ~_ _. I 1&~~ F_ ____ - -f~ -A4-'--- - __ , - I I - X"Ox - " ts ___ Ri4lins MansionandEnterprlceleave fin Town Inc., .' ' Colle ge Field Proceeds to Civic Center at 10 a.m. For I 1db, $4%., ___- /U by New Life Youth De Leon Springs, DeBary meeting house. . . . - Contin ued From Page 1) on ot of Peter, an aldabras se, racing to nter quarters at Chicago's Brookfield Zoo. Peter beat two of his bretheren. "PRETTIEST __ aii nu ___ - UnEwbat -I- r, ##'&c c'do*kh °'' Guffo __ . ~ 1. ~ - -_ . POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT BY FAMOUS MAKER - - , - ~ bert, now next in line for the Democrats are mindful Political stOm that would be cratic Uader MIke Mansfield created if Corigrm tried to Im. \VT1( 71 . Nov.2 , ~ ..& ,.J.~. I' - THURSDAY - FRIDAY SATURDAY goods also Churches ea ch.nnint1 center 17-92 n 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for free blood 1 0 costume 1 . ~-- --MEWE _ ___ 1, 6 - N - .1~ TOWN 0 g us w p.m. 108 p.m. Turkey dinner from Agri center. parade from Baptist Church to )1 30 to 7 Baked Bradlee-M cIntyre house, Thursday, 7pm at Florida available. Longwood. Candy, prizes, State Bank, The Pilot Club will drinks cotton candy etc - - hold a board and business Senior Citizens tour to Ponce ' meeting The official 'visitor de Leon Springs, DeBary and Sanford Grammar School will be Mrs Barbara Kasten, Ente rprise, 10 a m from the PTA spaghetti supper and second licul gov.of District 4, Civic enter and return 3-40 Halloween party, 68 p from Hollywood Flit pm Fr Information call 322- spook house. -- requested that he be nrr'nr' - ii emino e _____________________ ~ ~ Tr. Err uIr - unable to afford an attorney. in Jung' 171, Is fire - - . ".V~ - -- -, ate 0 pressure 13 .~ l -- - - all - . . . . I lice:. servi ng a three-year state prison sentence for a gambling court, Sanford, was indicted for defender. four fire trucks responded to the alarm and that no one was injured in the blaze which gutted a bedroom but caused no other niajor damage. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) I TURTLE STAKES I so 99*0 So . with pistol THE SANFORD Fire Department controlled a blaze which broke out in the Avalon Apartments at 2nd and Oak at a .m. today. Firemen said Tuesday, adding "I am personally ___ ____ Sto t i' 1. . - , . -_ pri booth lie was in was sprayed Seminole county. -) fftkd tf"J_1 , ~ :.! I I ___ I px~ I __________________________________________________ 11 __ attempt Iuru3, l.ee, who surthed the wourids cident would make a "fair and defender when the court received when the telephone impartial trial impossible" in deciared Geter Indigent and , - vho ha.s pointed special defender, was Bums said he filed for a first retained for Geter as a v attorney but his status change of venue because publicity concerning the in. was changed to special public I L0 city councilman, shot in ft side Oct. 16 remains in Florida :~ --f -t - . __ I 8 . 4 I ____ dOE fl ITC ci , ` 27' Sid " 34 37'A X 0-- -.-. 3146 31"t 114 '8'P*L ___ ____ __________ islo, approve the strike call If no " W a lit* V4 " 13N 94'. - ENSKW -- assassinajion , Court Judge Voile Williams at l:i scheduled to be tried together the gangland-style for ' --- __ __"~~_ - mi mv n,, kc" 01-4foom ____ ~ TI1 initiated its _________ _. ______ _____ - - .- -,, - - .. -_ w. -_ ,_ - _____ ~ l~l I - i Ii 1, . .. . : lls . -. - ____ gambling convictions, has not asked for a change of venue. Initially, Blackburn and Sam of Tampa were ' ' - A ju v enile can stand trial as . ____ - Z ~_ 7 71 I ' - - 'w -:- . - -- p __ I. - - I ~_ - --- - . ____ . , - .~.__ _Z_- - _____ __~ -= ,-. -Z ' ri--- ___ _____ ___ - , _E _ .W ------- i7l=- ______ E an adult only after Indictment Arguments on the motion, by the grand jiu-y. Gtter had made by T. David Burns Of been charged with manBartow, will be heard by Circuit slaughter in juvenUe court. -- -1 -J-~ --I 22-year-sentence on federal vs~ AMM090 -- __._ , ' exWted the inter- is in "good condition'$ and were Preparing for a hunting : :: COW S#& CS1 Lin D..c. m - Rainier took Win to the 11%' Is.'I P' tions late'rin the day under fed- has been ch--ed with zt~ ho.*tal and police arrested V 95%0 So Willi8m tempted murde'r,lin tv".7110n Griffin at his home shortly its Ill Its McAIIL-ittr. police said. R.ts?cn P ROK il &L spokesman said the hospital North Doctors say he Wjtz, Griffin and Arthur Rainer co 331, V': ft4l r0mlmar CO fl. fl'. Car"fa $4 S% 5% "N WA 311i -- _____ - In balloting in 11 locals reriresenting 35 counties throughout the IBEW membership of , -_ ________________________________________ on Of Wirz is Good the 5' ate,moreThethantow90 per vaecent ml-stituted of some Richard Win, Casselberry for Nov Cp 8"I Fd -_ ' Thursday hearing is first degree murder by the Blackburn v hots seringa William Oglesby. -1 "_- -j,- . I I i .- - _ ___ alarmed for the safety of the family." Vihlen and Zoning Director J. B. Wi1liams said the electrical practices plaguing Mrs. Geiger are typical of the wt of thing the g r ___ , Bottoms said 1,182 113EW members cast a ne-gative vote R%epoorts ': commission A Sept. 5 death of 12-year-old 1. N 11 ---- 7ii - I - N-M- and Chief Building Inspector Tony Fakess will today investigate charges the Marion Mobile Homes Corp. of Alabama ta faulty and, in th e words of Vihlen, "definitely dangerous" electrical fixtures. Vih!en directed Fakess; to in ct the traller of Mrs. LaVerne Geiger of Sanford, pu"r ia.sed from Winchmtc-r Mobile Homes. The had the home's rotected electe e trical outlets cleaned up" in weeks. but no action has ins k - i: - - _____________________ after midnight Wednesday if no progress was maiia in conun uing negotiations. attempt. presidency. ~ i ___1 ~_ ~ " __ ~z - - %~_____.'' erhood of Electrical Workers It' . 26' 4 7i'. . - I . ____ binati Christmas card and fund-raising appeal seeking ' ;i __ - M since the preliminary testimony to be ;F et~t_- W_ (# resigned against I ______ MOBILE HOMES firr ' W&A - 114 1 1 %a LOU Nd Air for costs. - - - th to wipe out a $MOM debt left ft= the governor's IM bid AMU$ ond thoughts among Dernocr" who first responded ___ bers of the International Broth- 1144 . used -____________________________________ C. Wallace's national campaign staff has sent out a com- - - 1 _____________ -_ JoeftpJof,flNpjLJ 359 said 2,585 statewide mem- rri push by congressional leadm Cox has had two effects. for early alVoval of Vice First, it has set inio motion P:dentii1 ri't Gera ld It the House machinery Ford. peachinent, with the Judiciary Cowessional sources say Committee launching a Or DemoLTatic leadership feels prelimnary inquiry. that sbuld a serious Impeach- . 9~w -;7- - "the partisan attitude further charges trates which will be ioners alone has been collected I -_'' ~11 ____ investig" unless the utility agrees paral)zed in tx)th le.4s as a rcstl]t of the assassination poss1bthtyofImpeachmentpr- urging Impeachment action ceedings against President alter the firing of special Wa- ______________________ -:- "an error of care no contest plea and fidence I .. . current program of voluntary contributions to cover Impact - union demands for Improved 19" ,2 %hile campligning at l,aurel, Md. Wallam i!i Veep WASHINGTON (AP) - The 16 - I _. - "_ I, . & Light Co. have voted to strike for the Democratic presidential nomination The appeal includes a letter from Wallace saying that campaign tribuUons "dried up overnight" after he was shot In :1 -- I - 1i 0 On Geter Trial Change motion filed by the attorney Sept. 11. Both Geter and representing 14-year-old Oglesby were Sanford Middle Al e re are Samuel Geter, accused in the School students no less than 37 witnesses ' 1 ._, I" i . --I 1 I - iff - - _. . Assistant County Atty. Howard Marsee were directed to prepare a revised ordinance in eight weeks. Maree and c.uwit planner Roger Neiswender warned ss faulty economic impact analysis would result in an unenforceable law, noting the recent case In which .4 A- -.. :_ ft^ . 11 CoIlected under an hnpact ordinance. Vihlen noted $4.5 million in school cost offset money - day. Agnew also was sentenced to three years of unsupervised - - Alabama Gov. George MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) Noon Stock - £ 'p'Ii ' Wallace Debt Move AJli%Ch&l ' aides. lie said he had been asiured neither was the source of the leak. Cox called his breach of corl- ,44;~ . .. MIAMI (AP)-Electrical workers for the Florida Power ;'etLrfl ors this year's sales has been only 4.3 per cent. r ,i chief of staff U.R. Haldeman. e_j- __________________ - Investigation, Union Votes 10 Strik PPL onight ' Ini- each , bers about the breadth of his a White House a!de said would investigation. I'directly Involve the PresiCox was scheduled to testify dent"in the ITT scandal. again today In the Judiciary The document,s are among mmtees inquiry unoms those descri bed in a March 30, ing. lie was dismissed Oct. 2D 197 22 memo from then,special for refusing to halt efforts to presidential counsel Charles W. - A&___-;RR __ -I r - : 1'' - I .-- F commi lessnem" and apologized. from office on Oct. 10 in a deal At the Wldte House,a spokes- with federal prosecutors. The oWin White House doci;ments Colson to then-White House man said Cox's testirmny illus- prowutors agreed not to bring - -.--- - y Cox had copies of five se- Mich., and Edward M. Kenne- he received ignew'5 memoranda, one of which dy, 1)-Mass., and two of their certified check in the maii staff mem- re ting to However, Board Chairman Edgar B. Speer said the profit z ~ T planes may face It in aily ConThe Israeli command frontatlon wi th the Soviet Un- of destroying and ii..,i.i i, c ,ipt jitLaii iiusiue and arwiery may work with Israeli tech. positions, but the capture of gia In studying the system. SM was kept secret The SAG, used in combination The Israel's with other So'Iet-made antlair- Soviet-made weapons already . ~ from -3_I - i-, s' - Another was the AT3 Sagger to jam or confiLse the SA6's sopaWcated guidance system. antiU.ink missile Laken by South ExpertssaytheSA6, Vietnamese soldiers last year. - __ ~=- ~_ al PITFSDURGH, Pa (AP) U.S Steel says federal prize con trols have hampered it even though thirdquarter earnings are up $564 million from last year ii,., PJ uIJd.(iUarter profits of $v.3 million, cc $1.62 per common share, on sales of $I .g bilhiøn It said earnings for the first nine months of 1973 were $221 3 million, or $4.09 per share, on sales of $5.1 billion. During the same 1972 period, earnings totaled 3 both Israeli aixi U.S military technique reportedly was officials because they lacked adoped Laelis. the rigbt eectronlc equlpuient ______________ B ied . for depreciation of Impact costs, rated at $2,200 per new pupil, Bropt:y Rich- U.S. Steel Earnings Mad= AW A4 Skyhawk jets. then devised a way of using Me deadly CCUTCY at the flareatodlVertthe heat-seeking Swrld:built vapims alairund SA7s from their targets. 116 ; New York Times carr The . school buildings and years by many county residents roads, Thursday Hearing Set The fliackburn trial was granted a continuance in September upon the request of Blackburn's attorney Cheney Mason who said there was tO COurt. ________________ - . been taken, Vihlen o nvd jIanes siamese and brought 10 the were U.S.-manufactured ri United States. U.S. technicians - . - . Noting that schools apparently constitute 85 per cent of d. 1 emt about the ITT case. received, Corp. alter striking the company In September Most of We ____________ ng Investigate grand Jury 4- - Attern Lee to be heard in ~~ ..liLlc high. economic data allowing .1 - I - - --_ --- e9ed CircuitCourtonNov . ____ capital investment costs prampted by impact development, such as Department recommend that UAW Ford Motor Co. employes rarify a three-year agreement reached last week. The union was captured by the South Viet- I Fine Paid the to pig in still scheduled "I. ~~ . dlnance today aieanwhfle, the UAW Ford CuncjotedTud tary officia are ance equipment were wized inanid ous to learn in deW how tact by Israeli troops after they the SA6 operates, and how to thrust across the Suez Canal foil it, because AmtrLan into Egypt on Oct. 16 - -- without authority to 4 allegations that the Nixon adIn other developments: a story Miesday saying Nixon ministration improperly settled -Key senators said Nixon ordered Kleindienst not to upWASHINGTON (A") - Foran antitrust suit against ITT, will noimnate Sen. William B one phase of the ITT anti- mer Vice President SpiroT engaged in illegal wireta pping, s be, ii-hi, to be attorney trust case Agnew paid the and acted Improperly in ac- general. Saxbe would succeed The story said KlelrdJewt fine imposed unon him after he r-,161#1"C-3 mmpit.7, in:_--,-,~y fruin 11:(:hi,id_;tni, who tftlgard raw. i-d miated-c piended no conic-st to a tax eva. the dairy industry. er than carry out a Nixon order Watergate prosecutors. Cox told the coinanittee Mon. to fire C x told he said o day that he u rInnthteehe it The Justice through _j was revealed onversation was notified by US. Atty. then-Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Rich- ardson said before he resigned with Sens. Philip A. Hart, 13- George Beall of Maryland that numerous complaints that DETROIT (AP)-The executive board of the United Auto Workers would like to settle the last of its domestic Big Three auto contracts before Thanksgiving and has set a Nov. 19 strike deadline at the General Motors ay mounted on tank track.s, is very mobile and Is most effective port the Israeli army captured against planes attacking at low intact. an SAS antbOrm-ft _,_ level. M_-r-) oi the Uxaeli planes tem, which infbcted heavy loss- datroyed by the SA6 were es an Israel's US.-equipped air nying low 0 strike at Egyptian force in its first combat tot ar,d Syri2n..%" tanks. F~ __Ml . . ___ cents and embroidery work 50 UAW 'Go WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. government sources re- ___ ru tion of Watergate would be portions will be withheld from a N ewsBriefs MISS'1*1e Info --i:x_~ _____ fY~.---------_ - _ I -lw:_ 2;xr-_i7 i~_ - p John J. Sirica a detailed leak about a conversation defini No-titintil = = 0 - _ -- I r peal C L 0444 =A rw Wk I - __ - ____ --,-- __ - __ - ___ _-_ - - _ I ~_ -_ - ~__ ___ -_ __-_ - ie,iat .f r_ j ~ -ii? ____ and John Kimbrough, saw an economic impact report by the Envlronme'ital Design Group (EDG) re veal that, as written, .Ahe ordinance will have the opposite effect Intended by the th'. k contends - - t1 Cox his successor analysis of the tapes for an between Nixonand then-Deputy operating under Nixon's item-by-item li on wha t Atty. Gen. Richard G. Klein. friends set on the University of Iowa campus. ~-~ . - .---V _-_ __-_ - I . ~__ __- __ .- __ -1 - Cox said. _____________ - i~_- ~_,: -Iftft-It-ni -~ I __ ~_ __ __ . . - -_ _________ ttui rlui.j t covers my full jurisdiction," submit to US District Judge the indirect source of a views _________________________________________________________ _________ q:L- k- , - .- ~ .._ the major cost of Impact development. The latest in a berles of hearings and work sessions on the ordinance, sponsored by Commissi oners Dick Williams . t - _f A 11 6 to Titusville. The change o burn's trial for cO venue subsequently sever the Tampa man, was (agnina, a the alleged assassination at change of venue Sept Cagnina and Blackburn trials. granted a tempt of gambler Clyde lee j ,' EDG economist Mike Brophy dismayed commissioners with his findings in that (lairmlan Sid VIhIen called a "live test a y at of the proposed ordinance, showing that lin it'-fuiiily illiij v UI b hit h.irdet, density apartments will suffer the least. Brophy recommended commissioners revamp the or- 'I A . .__ ~_ -7 -- _.~_.11-1 -I -_~& date for the controversial Impact zoning ordinance after a good one For -= ----- _A________ ctl o ons CommissIonerssetaFebruarypublIcre1erenduiiitgct Peter W. Rodino, D-N.J., In the government. told the Senate Judiciar) Corn Sen. John C Stennis, 1)-Miss, parel's investigation of possible Cox repeated that he mittee on Tuesday that lie con- sa.1d Ule agreement collapsed in grounds for impeaching Nixon. the best method of namin is siders the President's phrase part because of "the haste with Rodino "I be allowed to sub. successor is to enact a bill "the Watergate matter" to In- which this was put together at poena witrisses and documents leaving the choice to the full volve only the break-in at the last rooment." Under the without full cornmittee approv- U.S. District Court for the Dis. Democrati c IU1 o;ia ca quar- agreement, Stennis would have al. - if bia. ttr. r't th ' uvr- iitcjti th lu bc1. e thc s-joi? i.i ty up. Upes. ate Judiciary Committee Tum endorsed a "I do not think that deftnition The White House agreed to day, Cox sold he may have been to narm thebill allowing Sidca - - I prosecutor on Nixon's orders, ing.4. -_ - - ________ B CHRIS NELSO N Herald Stall Writer promise of ITT aid to the Re. "what is called the Watergate would have given the panel -7-he Hou.e Judiciary COZTh pubiicui Natiorsal CcnvcntiGn matter. summaries of Watergate-re- mittee voted broad subpoena C-ox said he considers the Cox, who was fired as special presidential tape record- power to its chatrinan, Rep agreement a for the 16 ~ 6 __________ I. - - - _ . '.=~-~:_"-:t. ~ _il --v 7~ 7.4k 7-i_ J7 -__~~__ __ - I =4--A - _.M __ - _~ ,,-I. - ti k_ P~~Omt - _~.. Jj - - t, -, _~; .07k q~ __ ____M.; __& ____ Q, 111M . , . , -- - . _ 11 A in recent months " Blackburn Trial Is Nov. 5 I j, that characterized his acu'it.I C°fl- 4! - .1 - _-_ &M Board new special Prosecutor will be try to renew an agreement can- gave newsmen copies of the 0 ve a celed by the White House that Pentagon papers. _______________________ - - _________ . ______ ____________ - s .. Iii -4a i i.-_- i __- -. -_. - ~, i - ~_ i & Fcounty Bernhard, who ran usedinthebrenk mat the office withdrew his tolooklntocampatgnfmnancing Sen Edmund S Muskle's 1972 of Daniel Ellsberg's PY appeal and the in' caseI1C was violations, wiretapping and the campaign for the Democratic chiatrist Members of the White tUed court out of ITF case presidential nomination House "plumbers" unit broke Althoughh there have been Nixon has promised that a coiiitaagreedto into the office after Ellsberg sertlons hat the out-Of-cot ______ Wednesday, Oct. 3) 1973 The Sanford Herald NIxonmlghtnothaveauthorjty from Bet! c _____ b;: oncem cern that any new special - gate case planned to mume Its top officials were named by President hearings today with testimony dupes" In oviding materials pr ____ _____ - I tU5 ' _________ - i C WASHINGTON (AP) - Ar- Meanwhile, the Senate coin-A house ubcomrn1ttee chibald Cox exPressed rnittee investigating the Water- concluded that the CIA and its - -_... ___________ :ii 1 ox mp ts - UNZERNEW-_ Z; I- - - _. -rT- - - __ ~._ Pro _-,;t-4 .~-._ ` 7ilm _., - .L'. -- ,_P7 Prosecutor , : Z .,~ _~ -1. __1-1 ____ , - __ ecutor JJFU! _______ ._~W'- *r p -1 IL.ftac "~--_ I -p- __vIA kiD I -I---- 0 &A . ZEN-COW SEmc A, 0 - -_ 7., -_ _T6 _ -1 , X~_~ , _T Authority Of -~. A0-W-- .. - - . L M- I It- - - 19 M 1, ri-___ _~-- -- -. -V 11 --ft-_. --_-ft ' •- . -!~ - . - -.-I- __________________________ __ L I I I 1 2A-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Oct 31. 73 ' -._---__Z ---i __--.___-_. __.__=_:1_~1_ ~- ;__=k- T --- - // ---- PH* 322 ______ ________________ ________ ________________ _____________________________ - ______ 7 2nl E-1it. ST, �- __________________ __________________________ ---•---- ______________ ____________ ______________________________ ___________ ______________________ __________________ ________________ ____________ ______________ ____________ _____________________________________ _____________________ Wednesday, Oct. 31,1973— The Sanford Herald dnford Herald Wednesday, Oct. 31, 19/3 — 0I1i ___~1 __ = 11 1- - - ____ I;II - I ! U, I ,- f--, F t-c-wl!-1"I:, i~_ . i.I A tamOfl i e - X ~,r . - J~ ~ IV _ ''I ___ r - - . - - __________________ % *1k -. ___ BudyEidemanoftheSemmok(ountFJec . I - . - . I - . ~. I . . - -_____ ______ --------- .: W~ -_ - - - - -1. __ A work session was tentatively set for I IN I UY Durtnian - troop 117, Bruce Scott, Craig Hillsman, Kirby 10 ten were spread out over 2 to 3 acres. Grant, Eddie Warren, - BOX&I1 7 On County Nov. 8 with am prospecctive appointirseiits to a cfwter Study no less than I charged __--~__ - dustrial toning Si egfried reported fire equipment will be placed by 8 at the city garage, being converted into a temporary fire station. Firefighters will be stationed there two weeks af- I tei-wards - ~.~~.__ - -0- - _____ - ~_l _Z_ -- - __-__~.-,__00~ + - -_._ __1. -. _; -1,tw~-1. _ __ _ __ ~._ ~1_ - - - ___ -1 . ::. - ----- -. _____________ ----L.T — nm. - - ________________ L fi f , , - - =-- 1_1k*_7~_i:6:___4i=_ ,-~f!k4:1-- Ti— __ - ;7 ,j --_ . I~. __ ______________________ _ _f - -, - - -,! 94,-,- - committee agreed with referred to the street aixi watel Fe. rell said if the city desi it can sue the (inner employe ?r 4 a EACH 9 \ ~, !,_~_'_, I _~___ I . . '~" -11!trl7,ct-. W - -!1- c. 7 ____ - .-I ____ m,+- - raid recipients in Hiilsborough the state would pay the founda. director of marketing research, said Tuesday that Mauro will take over his new duties in mid-November. County. says a Tampa doctor. tion the same share of Medicaid Dr. Phillip Hampton said expenditures as the county has Trial Gets reac cr Talks U lines urner I nnocent Oct. 19 on one of Wee counts against them but State Probing Dade . ____ _-___-_M-__-_ - I -, -i __ ___ __ -_ __ . --,-- -------. I---------___,_. - ____ - - =---- - - ____ __ - r_ _ -,-:. -- -__I - . ___- __ V ~- --_ --I— OFF C14-6 ~_ - - ' Little'Girls k. .,. . __ ___- . IT t~l-, -1 7 .- +-R cjj;-r _: I— -",,:i;,/I4 CryS+_-if Reush Set t 4 ~ ___- Todoki.ifo3 .7 .-- . __ _ — --.-- - # Machine Wash $ 69 TAlLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) billed an extra $25 for what he Federal plans to lease oilhadbeentoldwerefreemotiva dr il ling tracts in the Gulf of tiorial materials for use in the congregation of his Pentecostal Mexico off Florida beaches should be held up until further church . i • on 1/1 - ............Reg. $5.00 - -_~~Z_ -=-=-_~_ .- 1 __ ____~-~__ __ - __- - - ____ ~~ ___ --- ~ gm IUMMME __ __ _. __ - 101 W. FIRST ST., DOWNTOWN SANFORD (Next f othe Sak, .ftry) II .2 I J 4 I; ff -- ;; - 1. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS PARKING 228 E. First J I 1 SHOPPING ROJ AY1 a Ok "s') ')C')A • I _T ~._ - . ~ FESTIVAL OF - THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY ONLY ____ protected and that officials had confiscated chemical Lee Bailey and seven other as. the proposed drilling materials fou.nd stared In rusting and deteriorated con sociates are named in a 28 tainers count federal indictment charg dii's congressional delegation to Ing that they used the malls to press for i detailed environ- .1 I- S La ___ - 1i ton ac , in opposition to Turner, Boston attomey F. . _____ The resolution asked Flori- ies i .• ________ - defraud people through the sale mentid impact statement on the of distributorships In Turners effects of widespread oil ex ploratlon In the gulf . _•- I I . Z~ ~~- J Speciul 1 I Of Values P — a $ 49 I Size 50 II I f I )_= ,,--_ -_ , - =~_ - — - -- I— ---- - i 1 ,_==_ -_ 4 I 0 BRAND each i'1 0 "u --1'R ' - Quantity U" I 1111 . @ -,L sJ Zippers . 1 11 , : __ f4vta %_ 10 40 Colors C I colored teeth L- ------.----- - =__ - ~ %kl . i .1 - ;I # 205 FIRST ; -.-- _____ - - IRR TABLE '1 NOW Pair of quality slacks 3 0 7 WEST STREET, I ONLY . T - WAO S'1295 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 0 16 55 3 11 . IP , -- ( - I'd Values that save you money_ 149 is-k, -. 1 .. ~ ~~_~- ~ -_, Shop eorly for I /çciti rhL C V WW NO W Ea ---- , q: U , __ 1. ..".; . 1 1 'mSet •.....Reg.$4.50 _____- -I . ~ '% ,.V . 0 EXCELLENT . I~ 1\ / XX _ Auto ') Aft 10 Polyester Thread ~i 1AT Kader Je ..elen ~ ~ 11 ~ / ii_ FL.! rrow i- - ,75 . I I 1. / . -~ Men5s P li Store I PHONE 322-6511 /./ I / / I I - ,L .- 11. - 91 (Iftv . 0 61 SHOE STORE _) - - - - 1k it --Illlllllll III III the 800 persons attending into a 'ironxncnthl Protection voted frenzy in which they chanted, 116 Tuesday for a resolution by 'Go, go, go" and "Money, Reps Gruer Robinson, D.Pnsacola, and Jere Tolton, 1)-Fort money, money" Inhalation and rnInc burns ASLA YARD - ra4040 ~_- — ___ _______________________ - ----r- 'j K%-A.-4 z~_ ~a c stood on two chairs and worked persons, including physics Instructor Mi Twenty chgel Brennan, were treated at a hospital for smoke I blend Req. $I." yd. All Items Limited— 'No Lay-Awoys-No Gift Wrapping ,) I PRICE environmental studies can be Geddes said he was taken to a . _di.' ~ - -+ jna 4 / . - P s salesmeetlngatwhlchlurner made,allousecommitteesays. officials completed their probe Tuesday into a chemistry laboratory fire and explosion at Coral Park Senior Wgh School withou t fixing the blame. But fire Investigators said th e metallic sodium which 0 40" wide Silver Plate Large&Haif - - R,411 Fectival 1. . tal & Silver _____________ . " Downtown procedures and compliance with the state's Sunshine Law .The office subpoenaed all city documents and recordings concerning dozens of offi cial acts dating back to I96 Blouses - i. %. caretaker. I Sought was never even mailed all his sales materials and was later i YARD f I-1%%. . - T SaIt& Pepper Also ___________ ____ says position," b Grape -- 7ff -, . . . jh i J , 1 7 '', - ~I - ___ 'if - the ship a paying pro- , Reg. U." yd. Mirror & Comb -- ~____ - __ -------_ - -__ __ ~~__ - - - ____-____ ~_ spaces 3s possible to inake Ed Carhart, executive as3istant to the state attorney, said the office is Probing ro&sible Irregularities in zoning Polyester 0 V r; - -~__,_ - ___ - _-4-- - ______ - address the panel. doing businesj'ln Homestead & ')4.•\ % ___________ -_ open space' they want to 0 Ladies Sk*lrt-s - -_ "Today they don't want Jim Gllsson, H Eustis, said asto1dhecouldmake$50,000 in just a couple of mon ths Instead, Geddes testified, he vt) too roomy. Oil Lease a - .50 _. __ __ - - --- - B~% day voyage are considered said, and any profits made by fou taUon would go into imprnv1n medkal care in the state. — - - That wou d amount to $20 per person per month on the basis The foundation would pay federal court jury in Turner's mail fraud trial Tuesday that L MIAMI (AP)- Fire Investigators and school mcurity I Es Yd al A , American Export Lines is asking $5.5 million and ys the 683-foot ship has attracted a number of as much as$25,000 for a 56- • says he invested S,OOO in Glenn Turners motivational Dare To B( Great program with hope of making enough money to build ah( Id James H. cars from Florida and Texas across the Mexican border i 1968 I N - A ' ' --F a buyer. Live Services Committee, - A lay ininister from .Miami doctors on a fee basis, Ilampton Clyde C. Atkins declared a mistrial. They are accused of illegally transpor ting sto len rental . DEPARTMENT STORE 200 E. FRSTST. PH 22-24_ TOiwi,4v Fla. Senate Health and Rehabillta- of cuffent figures, State Sen. (AP) the Jury was dealockee on two other counts and Judge _______________ I GARRETT'S . prospective buyers interested in renovating the vessel for the cru' ise trade. But now the spacious stateroorns which once cost Tuesday the Florida Medical percentege of Medicaid Foundation was negotiating recipients, Hampton told the HOMESTEAD.Fla.(AP) A spokesman for the Dade County State probing the manner in which the city go ernment is ____ At 0 ' I ~*_'4_ __-_______T Ht'._~- ...c- - ~ 'i - 06 -___ -.__ ____ ~L___ - -' T~ =rm - papers since 1969. Warren Engstrom, who will continue as here Nov. 26 on charges of tranqxrting stolen lzm across rge Selection \ der a plan preposed for Medl- - ~_ __ - __ ZULU ~~ - , s On Shoes For The Holida'/ , W lies gathering dust in tht St. Johns River waiting fur Fla. (AP) with the State Health Division 90 Reg. 19.00 - ~t _ - , ') of "I million In 1951, now Florida's poor could be re- to take over care of the county's ceiving better medical care tin- 30,000 Medicaid recipients, $ DOWNTOWN SANFORD Dust r Andiomos f- Gathers - exploded last Friday apparently was not properly OFF ri ,4 A SHOP NOW & SAVE ner roposea Sturgis and two other men will be re-tried In federal court _____________________ a F u ll 60 wide oose ro ally bolt ,. I • JACKSONVILLE, MIAMI (AP) - Convicted Watergate burglar Frank 1iir t ( truck at $5,592 The second low lad was from Hemizelman Ford for was not reveafrd -~ . Double Kni a I Ii t ' Reg $14.98 proper management structure tersburg mayor, took over the and is operating at peak effi. state agency arxI took steps to improve the department's imciency.11 Meanwhile, in the House, the a ge. and Winston-Salem, NC., has named John Mauro as the firm's director of research. ' Bkk Navy A Vogues Don Spicer, former St. Pe. make sure it does have the r %ware Hea School Lab 11 are n Tampa Tribune and Times and newspapers ln Richmond : ,_________________________ OurFestival o Values! YOUR CHOICE s Johnny Bolton Ford for a 19174 to recover the money HIS name ____________________ -1 I 0 - _. said nevertheless a city em- study and recommendation ployi signed for the purchases Apparent low bidder was . _______________________ r, bids on a dump truck were I I Mauro, 50. has been research director of the Tampa • . • THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY ONLY Territorial Headquarters in Atlanta that the remainder of funds for the $325,000 project will be raised when mortgages come due. - - Williamson's st3tement, but departm '-* -- RV ~ ; %-- V Z7 flamce clm4man of the -'ty*s ' BANKAMERICARD MASTERCHARGE against payment of the $J51 40 ucts rendered only n Will) bill from Longwood Auto corporated areas Supply Despite negative votes from 2 !! Ftreil, both Ferre!! an'! Williamson, Cizcth ---- - Streets. The modern community center and worship facility will replace an antiquated building used for 40 years in downtown Sanford n3 E. city does not own," voted pa)ing county taxes for ser- =-- __ _____ __ cash on hand to 1O0OOO so construction can start. as assured Salvation Army . phont municipal taxpayers from seeking to collect financial pledges to boost artists rendering above, on property between Maple and Holly Avenues and and 24th members RICHMOND, Vs. (AP) — Media General, owner of the : $ fl Sanford on a new $w,000 Citadel, shown in an Mauro Appointed AWMW..d,1fU.rks T ters. Local advisory board - DressShoes s and IA. Gov. Tom Adams, headed the department, was today. "We want to know it they're asked to resign after press discorrecting problems that have closures that he used stht em. gone unanswered in the past," ployes for personal businew. said Brantley. "We want to SLATED SOON as the Salvation Army's Seminole headquar. -ip ' 1A • LADIES came under fire early this year third day of legislative cornrnittee hearings got underway say construction is expected to sta rt by Jan. 1 in Ch ri stmas P • _l sonville, said his committee horse races. would hear a report on the de- I (AP) — The luxury Liner C&a.0 , city has been challenging for C3uncilChairman Bill Klosky thepastyeawasorderedpald reported themembershipofthe by the city council Monday Florida League of Cities, night. meeting in Miami weekend, CouncllsnanE.E.Williainson adoptedaresolutloncauingon - SALVATION ARh1Y advisory board members ~9 0 an auto parts store which the council mt. foratypecarortruckwhlchthe . it -- THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY - - include laymen, fire experts mission. - - Horida • , LONGWOOD - A bill from Schreiner plans to run for a city - 4, . ria; surface - I - -. News Briefs Nov. 1O SAM tO Armed Forces in South and Central Aca, n6 Vauu TOW S from W 71~ The city of Orla ndo .1. DOW TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Heal th and Rehabilitative Serv The chairman of the Senate's ices Committee was to debate a Commerce Committee says he "bill of rights" for the retarded wants to know if the State while the General Legisla tion Commerce Department is panelwastodlscussGov.Reuoperating at peak efficiency blnAskew'svetoofabllltoal- 44, Arabia and Turkey; In. C)Wnt pay, he said. Dissident inspect In other business, Donald %iolatefj5tate law because electrical b I,srqL, oard I5SUC Schreiner s resignation from are electrical contraitors said through tht. buildsro' den"rt r the wning board W51 accepted the board should be expanded to ment b b 'tiie corr, c If, adline for SurfaL Miller said. and Space Available Mail (SAM) to Armed Forces in Public safety officers would Ethiopia, Iran, Israel, Saudi receive a 10 per cent Increase in ectr*ic Boar e V aiicustomerstomailaseiiiy sonnel after completing eo ? hours training In this field, as possible, membership of the review dissident electrical Inspecton Fire Prevention Association, get," Brott said. ' -__ ,Pr _~,, !'01, i . into building department commission accepted against satisfaction with the results of parcels to South and Central bands have registered to apAmerica and Europe. pear in the annual event. operations, Planning and electrical board recom- Tuesday's acti ons. interest and apparently Sept. 4 set of 10 ByDONNAESTE Herald Staff Writer ___ - ii _ - - D Auto Parts __ 41 W Senate Commerce Chief Seeks Efficiency Study p_~i-- - _ __-JE z _. . -Z . ,----. e I, Sanford Postmaster George In addition to 11'W police and Coleman has announced firefighting training, public recommended deadlines for safety officers will be qualified . i mall.ine Christmas mail. ureing as rejectlngworkhehaddone, and sloth, to be filled by men ser- Lobnitz, speaking for the done all we can do." 3 on perjury charges stemming ving as active inspectors. Central Florida Uniform Code "The commissioners have irons ktiiiiuiiy béfiu the C&rntt, flay "AL -.8 an tc,id whit to d if 5d grand jury. commisaloners spent the af- engineer and member of the what the people of Seminole The grand jury, charging the ternoon hearing an appeal by Insurance-oriented National Countywant,that'swhat they'll IV I U z - __ =~__-____ T Li I "L L . I I Sh* , '---i i, - -. . -- 1 7 . -, - ( Nov. 17, Paml Air t1ft BrotL however, said he was unanimously selected on the Zoning Director J. 13. Wdllams mendation3, e "the (PAL; mail to Armed Forces in I h e 1) o w n t o w nomination of Commissioner Tuesday recommended the At issue were Installation satisfied only becaus for South and Central America, the Businessmens' Association off my back Greg Drummond to the seat positions of hief Inspector be practices recommended as monkey's Congo, Liberia, th E wpla, Iran, repo rt th s e deadline for formerly held by Dennis Lee created for the mechanical, standard and In compliance accepting tisi !Undle of Altamonte Springs. electrical, plumbing and with tho national electrical code Refusing to be mollified by Israel, Saudi Arabia and tering the parade has been i Shindle resigned after being building departments for home appliances, Including the lengthy debate, Brett added Turkey; international surfa ce extended until Nov 3, and the indicted Oct. 9 by the grand Commissioners directed ranges, fumaces and kitchen "I'm still not personally gr"ting cards to South and theme and route of the parade jury. He facts trial Nov. 5 on Williams to report on sink garbage &Vmls. satisfied he dangers to life and Central America and Europe. are yet 10 be detennimL . charges he threatened a county 'ipetifications and sa lary ad Relying heavily on testimony property we alluded to have. .......Mtk1111111, ...4alsiti. electrical inspector for justments; necessary for the from electrical engineer Ed taken taken of, but I feel we've;.." without fee. Cmuxg authorized the city clerk to begin procedures to .r t1l L........ - trical examiners, replacing a indicated they will fi,U the slots present agreed needed to be moved his name from the a p~ Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Norway, The Sanford Christmas "upgraded " In the future, and peal afte r a meeting last week Greece, Journeyman electrician in- at next week's meeting. Netherlands, Portugal and Parade Is scheduled ior Dec. 6, dicted on charges of extortion In another action prompted on two appeal points by the with the uniform code cornSpain; international surface at 0 p.m. So far, 25 floats and 13 ,6 and perjury. by the grand jury investigation inspectors--one of which the mittee, indicaied general Carl Bowman, a Journeyman electrican from Oviedo, was . I'; recently approved a similar program. Concessions were made, LaPointe and Rocky Brett, and mail to Armed Forces In recommendations. Commissioners Tuesday however, on two Items all colleague Cecil Hurst, who Belgium, Denmark, England, former county electrical into the board of elec- Fire Chief Tom Siegfried admitted the rescue truck has . - ___ Tuesday night appointed a including some grand jury inspectors, by ambulance companies must be annex a parcel on Douglas Road at Center street with tai money. Schedules Johnson, Ray Malmrose, Larry 11synes, Virgil Morgan, scout master troop 507. acee E - -- Mlller saldunderhisproposal Dobson serving In the combined function will save considerable r Nick recommendations on electrical members, making the majority life and property, as charged by guidelines and substandard WOLt, county commissioners non-electrical contractors, and the grand jury report and the workmanship. - _. I I; ALA , d &minoli County 'Grwid Jury collected for the service. These rules am contained in a resolution adopted -) Ch ri st m a s lith 1i';iIri s. Seeking compromise and Orange County chief ternational surface parcels to and power company rica and the Near East. in passing an ameaded whenever possible, com - electrical irspector W. lllI,4q1 .• Nov 4 I"te .ui.CC oners.mmerou basic Rauierson, debate centere e-iicai effectIve .1 1-111 Wria'"Mi'ar, '" ci-,tr thi~ U131.*.." , board to nine directives constitute threats to substandard installation 16 evandi.d the __-" By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Wr4ter The fire department rescue vehicle can be used transpor t seriously ill or injured persons to the hospital but ,.; !n Re I I Wyir.c- may not compete with private ambulance services nd a fee - Carter Brown, __ ___ - ______ — — --------------- ______ thin nine months he will have four other men qualified In mabters report th,at about 200 boys with about The &"j'-" A -) (Herald Photo by Cindy Flanders) 'No Ambulance Competition ' - - A , . : _______________ Shown here are (front row, left to right) Chuck - - -. - - " Beaman, iticky Schlil, Allen Brown, Husty Hibbard, Gary Fuitman from troop 504, (back row, left to right) Johnny King, scout master agenda or workshop are a pr',posed civic center lease and fee schedule ded ______ 1 ,_ 11 e e cost estimates d The board voted unanimously comparisons to ccns&idate theC favoring the idea broached by depa rtments.. Councilman Victor Miller The city attorney was instructed to Dobson said he Is willing to prepare an ordinance vesting take the 200 hour fire fighting minimum standarls courses - BOY SCOUT Troop 507 and inavy other troops met Friday night at Germeni Springs Ranch for a weekend camping trip. Scouts consulting engineer Bill PaIrn to discuss the problem. . - -- WEEKEND SCOUT MEET Road,I" the North Lake area is not addequate to receive an) more water and urged that pumps be installed to pump water into Crane's Roost Swofford also pointed to the Inland tAke Orienta where wells which control the lake level need cleaned. _________________ =_ - --- - ages of the boys ranged from 11 to 16 years. rU12flUt9OflflLth1nga3GUlIL tiflU ,u s'uu1s lakl ' he reported finding In a "If the bfflcers t'ad slapped decision, written Tuesday by body TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) of Stanton High Schooi Johnson.tool shed A murder confession may be the defendant around a few Judge Dewey M IT) JCkSOflVIuC used at the trial of a Jackson times, they prooably could have Police said he was warned of The court ordered the stateviIle youth allbough he was obtained a confession in & much for his rights, was allowed to walk questioned for more than 10 siorter time, but this they did ment admitted to a trial hours before giving it, the 1st not do, but followed the legal Edred Augustus Black He was around and was given soft charged Aug 14, 1972, with the drinks and crackers iuring the District Court of Appeal has and right method to reach urder of a woman whose nude day. ' ulUmately named the first public safety director. Ii .. - 'f - problems in Crane's Roost, North tAke and lake Orienta for solution in an uverall city drainage plan. The action was taken when Public Works Director Donald Bundy warned the city will be 'in trouble by the next ~_:_ r-mj-_ - k> • - City council Tuesday night ga ve first priority to drainage ____ — i. ______ Drainage Priorities _____ 3~~_ 'N jr kt— ... I I M D _________ ___ Z& .tA penses. No action was taken on Tuesday night. along with recornmendation that obson be (ouncUm;nTroy Iihin . - !' " where he ha-s a pffsonal interest. Davis said this is specificaUy mentioned ir the budding code. 4 1 - _-.- ___ Qty Atty. Joe Davis on a question from Councilman Dan Dcrfinan ruled that no board member may act in a CU3 . 7 4 J L He said builders, developers and contractm now appeal i :r --1-!:re:t merely reters them back to the Inspector. __ ___ . . I - 1. - I 1- 1.~.&.&&.&.&;t!!_1 i " +1 By - 4 ___1: _____ - -1 _ Robert Webb, 3 yeai sand James Gamble, one rar, said Southern Standard Bulldlngcodirequlres crea tion of this board to permit appeals from the building Inspector's -1 ___ - . trical Review Board (which was blasted by a recent grand Jury report)is one of Iive men appointed by Mayor Swofford and confirmed unanimously by the city council Tuesday night to the cityi new Board of Adjustments and Swofford, In making the appointments of Eldel for two )ears, Bob Tow for two years, Ilciwefl Head, ~ - der Perm itted L --I- ,.I . I I SPRINGS — Th e Miller recommended Dob. fleX conce pt Oi U pUuuC son's salary be raised $1300 t partment encompassing ' d annually from his current $In.000 pay as police chief with ..__ _'. . • = Confession Of Mur Judges .il. _4~_ _*~%r_,.:;%~- "M;:;~~ r . -~ I the responsibility for the three departments in the public safety director By DONNA F,STFS Herald Staff Writer - -- . - .. . , - ' ____ o . . . I I . . .-I..---1 . . I ~__`-_ , _j~1-1 I.- _t- __ 1~;,_Ita -,~ ~.", __ -_ .Z_I -+..... :_.. - KI II I '. - I -_ --;..-,;*,. I , :c Conccpf Okayed _________ t 11 - _f - I . _ __ - % = 'Public Safety ; IV - 4- - - I - A c ions - ...... A. I Councii jl1L{Ij1 i- _ _~=Fn z7---_zm;_~# "At __ ~-. .71,\,. 14 V_T; , -i I . +-ft : ;" - rui41g ____________________________________________________________ - ;i, 't - ; ! • _i;ii - - __I______r _— -- - - - - - - -- - �__ __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 6A—The Sar;ord Herald Wednesday, Oct. The Sanford Herald r ~ v ') A Condom in ium-Type Government .:~ B JOHN PINKF'RMAN Editor, Copley News Service ThrA - today. the main city on the island of Espiritu Santo and it also goes by the name of Luganville. It is sort of the left "finger" of the 73 y-shaped islands of New Hebrides stretching a Santo is about 500 miles from a point 1,100 miles northeast of Sydney, Australia. It by ci; code name of "Base Buttons" in the war days of 30 years ago. New Hebrides is unique in many ways beyond the Stone Age mode of life in many areas went friendly charm of its population. and the VAW ~ 0 -,-% D I I -__~ I "*,* 1 __ '11111110,411110111.11111 M. , I9 5 'L__.-'-(h.l 4 1,( IA TELEPHONE 8319993 SANFORO.FLA.32771 WAYNE D DOYLE Advertising Director & Assodiate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE. General Manager JOHN A. SPOLSKI,Associate Editor WINIFRED F. OlE LOW Manating Edtoi Com ptroller JRICHARDS DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation M*n.sri.r E! JANE CASSELBERRY Count? Editor ROY GREEN Advet'tising Manager DORISWILLIAMS So.ci"ty Editor CHARLESHAYS Mt'chanical Supt RALPH HAYS Cni'nD. Room F.tnan - CHRISNELSON AAwin ,4Mp t!W WS - -- - Press Room Foreman Chief Photographer SUBSCRIPTION RATES in Florida Same As Home Delivery Postal Reguiat;ons prvsde that advance Entered as second class mit?tc office otSanlor'J. 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'I " i" ; t ,, --' I p7 6H V I /i.* __ ___ punch and be punched. Not that I think Ye Olde Pedestal ftys were preferable. Ukt every other right-thinking woman, I was delighted to see Billie Jean force Bobby to turn in his pig shirt. Still, the Idea of challenging each and every male titleholder may be a bit boring. And, naturally, In the interest of egalitarianism, the men are going to have to retaliate in kind. Thus. I foresee Evelyn Biceps from the Bronx, applying for a position with the Green Bay Packers while Edward Nightingale from Little Rock challenges Joan Sutherland In a bid to replace her as operative diva, The Sunday gridiron special, the highlight of my husband's week, will ('rrm1t, -._ Geneva . Oviedo Slavis - Enterprise Fannette E&warth 660 8363 Liz Mathieu* 3- 205 Osteea Chukota (i1(j.i-Icfs ir 3LiS Winter Springs P4ancyi3oolh A ltamonte Spr ings President is not N Presure Fern Park Tanqkwod, F. Etafes Cassesbc4ry. Goldenrod- Easfbrook 83 2992 PI'OOf WASHINGTON (NEA) Having released the Watergate tspe President Nixon will be lorcea. In the end. to give up all other documents and tapes the courts from time to time may request in the Iu!ure on niatters. seeming to involve the President and his tilI wifli LIIIUIUd* tiIiIiii Nixon ma'- rai-r' ubjectiore-. There maY be initial refusals and lengthy iit'g;tiatlons But the courts and ('nngres will get their way, The President's opponents have now 'tamed for certain what they have uptued for some time - that Nixon sue t'umb'. finally. tts , trt'rne pri'ciir. lie puts up a stronr i,j - I ____________________ -1U L iherfore, wLenever it i neethd This ta a fact ni politics. Some time ago a friend sho spends much oltils time -tud rig chet xrcutIst1r., past and pes nt noted that this iofpreuressouIdris ha ve f'c-d President Truman Ilia opponents and hs friends knew he coiki not be budgedThey never were nht to get Truman 'in th. r 'h'jt+' r'viIn-. -k i'- 'i dine of boavy ci;: uption .-. ,rl of . icj ji- l ..ar''a White House, s an essential. Though eminent legal autt'otdies for whor, t his writer has great respect behes-e a new independeat special prosecutor could be 5tE U) under the Departmcnt of Justice, it would seem that this system, tried in this instance with Cox, is inherently un' workable Then' i .i t:onflict of inte rest and of authority that cau n tlnn ii own seeds of destruction, - i - T I - I !:-_ ; :__=,...-- .- - __ _ I - I . . -, . . - - -I , ~ .- .-_.Z . .-..,..~: ~ -.-..--.-- __ I ~ I " iEi_ . -1 * - __ .1 '. -A- -- - f I ' ' IT . B --- y . -- - t '. . ;-( ' - - j,•: ..- ia e I e I .i. pointed to a report last week by ____________________________________________________ VP' - Hong Kong's English-lanTAllAHASSEE. Fin. (AD) — coda! worker checks figures on closer examinations of appliç<, U, .',.4 n., A group of Republican legisla- welfare applications. cations. Post called ixon N 's handling of tors charged today that welfare McDonald acknowledged that He said family services the Waterga te scandal a "shab. fraudjnFlorida"i.sascandalof welfare rolls had been cut by director Doug Endsley "Is by performi'nce.." But th e proportions equal to Water- 9,000 since December but said exactly wrong" In contending newspaper Found that U crisis ga te." the reduction was a result of the the reduction was a result of "has strangely ill umined the Rep. Lew Earle, House Mi- work done by a subcommittee state dropping loose federal strength of the American nority Whip of Winter Park, he headed In 1971 to require eligibility requirements Jan. 1. scheme of government" state Auditcr General Ernest Ellison that a sy counties over three mon ths vlfflmm S33 million in welfare - - -. 1. -. - - __ --- - --- I IV- . , -1 --- million in possible Fraud Expa nded over the whole CITIZEN OF THE WEEK _WW state for a year, that amounted - Timothy Wilson to more than $26 million infthl . overpayments, Earle said --- — lie spoke at a news confer also attended b House _--Bill ence C omm i ttee __- Republican leader Jim Tillman ,;-.of Sarasota, and Reps Denis TALLAHASSEE, Fla (AP) day closing date before dci. id ffl McDonald o .t e , — The state's Se na te Judiciary lions .. Committee has approved a bill A three-judge federal court in and Eugene Tubbs of Merritt which would lengthen Florida's Tampa recently threw out Flor- Island. Earle said they had filed a bill ,,, residency requirement for vot. ida's 60-day residency requireng From to 45 days. ment, pointi ng to the voter reg- to suggest possible solutions to r welfare overpayme ts, In Thecommittee approsed 5-2 Istration book closing eluding use of private retail Tuesday the bill by Sen. Henry The U.S. Supreme credit services to check eligibil Sa)ler, It-St. Petersburg It uphe ld Georgia and Texas q would require that election reg day residency requirements Ity, using payroll information Istratlon books be closed 45 because voter registration and changing job requirements days ahead of ballotin g books were closed 60 days so a bookeeper ra ther than a only me residency require- before an election Ii ntIk'ridihisnoisthe3O. In other action, the cornt UL; I ._______ - - .. - .5-- - - ,, - : - Disclosure bill by Sen. Gemge Firestone, D-Mian-J, to Increase pay of ju- ~W -4 ,tpmnf, IA -X 4 InAQ (mm tS to ' jay." 1j Also approved unan4nowsly McClain, It-Tampa, to rquire — -. - XMI - * - - - Law Could I • tilt m W4_~ ` ~r P - ~ T. ~--`,' --____! 1W N ~ 4 nyy - an - W - --- — As currently written, pro- w - - I . _;)__ =. - __ . - -4 ________ state employes to take a loyalty posed financial disclosure legisla tion could force as man), oath to oppose illegal overthro government officids of state and federal govern- as , and employes to bare their ments. assets, a select house corninittee speculates. Members of the house CornOi l I OC mittee on Standards and Conduct tackled the disclosure bill Search On Tuesday and expressed alarm TAMPA,Fla.(AP)—Florida at the broad scope of the pro- ..- I .. - _-__Alih~ ____________ .7 -1vt - ' ~__ __ __ If w - I - - __ .- - -- - -I ,~F, _____ - r _______ ________ . ' - .---- - - ' ' - ', 1~ -. I -- SHOES FOR MILADY LATEST styles in footwear are attractively displayed in th e shoe department on the upper level of Jordan Marsh's new facility in Altamonte Mall, Altamonte Springs. Herald Photo by Jane Casselberry) Lake Mary Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin Attempting to add up the he's u.vestlgutlng ways to block number of persons coverel, federal leasing of offshore oil viiuniee members began a .1. C drilling rights In the eastern 6 OLDEST DEACON HONORED od did 11 Gulf of Mexico. At First Shiloh Baptist — Thomas Tobjassen, R.Pensa: . --Shøuin keynote sneaker r cola, concluded the exercise Ti'e4ay at an oil symposium in with f gure. l e t C oncert Tampa,aald he hasbeenasked rs aurppd to look into the matter hy the bill and two other landmark Reubin Askew and U. S. proposa ls to establish a code of The Lake Mary Chamber of Lawton Chiles, D-Fla. Commerce will sponsor a ethica and an ethies lie referred to U. S. interior sion to police the sta nda rds suppe r and concert at the Lake 4i-.I )artInent puns to IL .is drill. souId require major surgery Mary Elciiwntary School on trig rights off the Gulf coa.st.s of before submLcsinn to the 1974 Lake Mary Boulevard and 1 Flor i da, Alabama and Mts. legislature. Countr> Club Road (rum 5-') sissippi in December. "I've got a lot of questions p m Saturday I Xi _ . : we about these bills that we can't . . "If we don't have a basis, The tasters choice supper se,,e Wu4I, today," Rep Mar• won't go Into it," Shevin said, wiu LL SCflIU from J .p.m. Oil industry representa tives shall Harris, D-Miaml, said rv'fused to participate in the the panel decided to conduct The got..pelconcert from lto9 -. seminar with Shevin, who has additional public hearings on p.m. will feature Rick Sloan \ filed an antitrust action against the bills and instructed its staff Singers of Pine Hills, Virgil _I.IM j- ? eight major oil companies con to begin revising the proposa l. I.ovette and T; y Youth - - -%' tending that they conspired to The disclosure bill irouki COV- Singers of Apopka, Ascensions ,create a shortage in order to er all elected public officers, In- of Orlando the Pickerings . dud ng congrecsional s'ate, øria.wjo a l(o r1 t P raise ,iasoline prices county and local; all non-civii of MaiLltna. 'pop -%01 .er't'ice state employes; g.ih.r. fIVVin, U $LiiUflL'il LkiI.kCf A special appearance will be Fl or ida 's tough oil spill law, natorial appointees; legislative said he also was investigating employes; sheriffs; police made by Rhonda Butcher, Industry-sponsored advertise- chiefs, and county and city Sanford's six- year-old TUCKER FAMILYCELEBRATES sweetheart . managers. ments critical of that law, Mrs. FJoscrs' birthday with get-together. 'T 1j m '_ .,, c F - - -- - - .- - _______ . 1 - ' - ________ - , - - - ~~ - - "-_.- __ -- - - -- , _r ~_- - - - --- __ --.- ___ __ _____ --- - .. ~ - -- . _____ . ~__ _____ ~._ ___ -____ ~__ ___ _Z --, _-~-_- M_ --RM I r. - -______ - ~~ --~____ - _-__. ___ __ - 4 __ -- f;vr, _fr ___ r yes Tiki - _ _ ____ 4-.110 . - ( ~~~jiiilldlikf _____________ H there - Cof C 0rn n nature fort I - I 0 i - - [ . - - Instead, the National Park Service has shut down the dumps abruptly, thus driving the panicky bears Into camp. sltesandoffiarklands,wheretheyhavebeenahot. -. ared that "the concept of an extra-legal presidency has no place in the American Con- S ua i o rs ' a fiery - - -- ts firsttwopages to cii condemnation of Nixon. "Whatever the problems of getting rid of their presldent,nodemocra. cy can live on this surfeit of •xickery , doub!ehng Rod abrasi ve contempt f or the public speeches to uphold," it said. The Times of London do- We lfare Fraud Bl asted ___ L01-1 THE GREAT L..EAP large headline reading Late Mr. Nixon ," said "the only question that remains Is will Richard Nixon display one single spark of decency and remove himself?" The tabloid devoted the bulk , -- - dera REV, and Mrs. Robert Doctor are shown at services Sunday celebrating his seventh anniversary at the church as pastor. The youth department was in charge of the morning service and area churches joineci in the aiternoori service. (Herald Photo by Marva Hawkins) ____________________________________________________________ -'- (U4 [I j ST PAUL BAPTIST HONORS PASTOR UIUJ -rI their sister Mrs Marian Vereen WW slew weeks. I . I 4111111110~__- - L 1 . AGO - " *j . t, ., — I -- ' The lovely home at 581 Sanford Avenue, Altaniontc Springs, was the site of a surprise birthday party given for Mrs Julia Tucker Flowers Host and hostess were her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Raymond Tucker, and her son Dasin On hand for the gain surprise were three of Mrs Flowers sisters, Mrs Lenora T White, Mrs. Marian T. Vereen, Mrs Hazel Williams and a friend Mrs Doris Riley, Jamacia New Yor k Walte r Tucker, father, was among the guest wishing Mrs. Flowers a happy birthday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Hamilton, who taught all of the Tuckers; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carter, Ms. Rosa Davis, Willie Mnrphy, Edith Mason, Mattle Vereen, Inez Bela E.111, Jackson, W R Mosley, Annie L Epps, Annie L Alexander, Daisy Jones and Mrs. John L. Fuller. Mrs Hazel T Williams and Mrs Doris Riley returned via Eastern Airlines to New York alter sper .ing a Few days with their father, Walter Tucker and the Tucker and Flowe, families Mrs Lenora I White will return on Friday and The new secret study, done by Interior consultants, warns: "The grisz.ly bear population In Yellowstone Park and surrounding areas has declined rapidly and will continue to do so If conditions remain unaltered," - - I. . - - - A . - _______________________ ____ ______ - .1 I ____-. n gard impeachment ... as the - I . only avenue left to resUmiri 2~6 _1~__=____ President Nixon." . 10 - . __ I - __ ahi Shimbun said Nix- - - umber of U.S legislators re- — V - — __ . . . 1-8 ___ _____k Mrs. Flowers Feted In Yellowstone National Park, the last major stronghold of the big beasts, the grinlies have fed for years on campers' ga rbage. Six years ago, a study urged that the dumps be closed gradually so the bears could return to their old eating habits in the wild. - ____ and Teaer Hampton GRIZZLY REPORT: A secret Interior Department study warns that the nation's grizzly bear population is In danger of exUnct1in because their food supply has been suddenly closed down. -' 'Ii Ush Harden. Enjoying the fun with Jerry were his mother, Pauline, Mike, Bernard and Michelle Harden; and Monies _____ _-_ - j . MOUN I MN (iF HOPE SHOWN ...By Earl Fields Marion Fort Happy Birthday to Jerry Tanner Jr., who celebrated his first b irthday at the home of his grandparents , Mr.and Mrs to S - therefore, that an Increasing ____ ' "" ' - - - --.. First Birthday Celebrated The President reacted by placing the US. armed forces on a military alert. Then both of the big powers wisely backed away from a confrontation. - _______ - Allen Chapel AME Church. Mr. Wilson is the husband V "President Nixon commi tted an ill-conceived step whose con' sequences he presumably had not foreseen," said the Japan rimes. "it is not surprising, ______ - Mother Ruby L. WILson. They have raised three lovely ch ildren. He is retired and is now board member and business of the Good Samaritan Home. He tie has devoted hLi life to making this a better place for all mankind to live. He received his education at Hopper Academy and did further stu dies toward his B.S. degree at Edward Waters College, Jacksorwilie. Mr. Wilson is a trustee of his church, char ter member of the NAACP, Voters League, Negro Chamber of Commerce and the Welfare League, a ll of which he served as secre ta ry. Mr. Wilson is dedicated to the Good Samaritan Home where he Is seen most of the time he lpin g to make th e people around the home happy. 1 on is a dilferent type. He cannot stand confrontations. This k not to imply that every prosecutor or defendant in .wv cmii I .iet kifl invuir ifliUT1C &tecistun 1fl(Ic at 1600 Pennsylvanla Avertje will be able to secure a new opening (ii flflhiL? t-itiuss IIIC LUUI1..!L-S. flUt tils rituuriti ii lUll in regardtothelapesdoesmeun(hatNtxonwIllroLbeabteto sea1 oil any evidence of crime the Sirica court believes to be connected with the President himself, with present or former members his Immediate stall or with others (I1l\ :i'' i t h ti W hile I1'ni ' There is much concern in some quarters whet he r Assis tant Attorney General Henry E. Peterson will conduct future investigations with the determination showed by Archibald cox. This concern seems unfounded. As one at' totnt experienced in such matters told this writer 'Judge Sines has a sense of history," by which he meant the judge will not let up or allow the grand Jury to let up. Investi gat ions of the type required to dig into the Water' aiiu uucwwu masters IUKC money - a tot of money. But the mood in (ngress. among both Democrats and liepuhitcansiri both the Rouse and Senate seems to insure that a ll the funds neceosary to carry out these investigalions to their ultimate conclusion will be voted It would seem to this reporter the creation of a special pi cutor reponihlc' to the grand jtrv and to the court, . - "Citizen of the Week" Is Timothy D. Wilson, a cornmunity workcr, ardent church wor ker, and a mem ber of President Nixon rejected the idea of direct superpower Involvement in the Middle East. The Sevieta apparently mistook this as a delaying tactic and sent a bristling note to the President, threatening to send Its own troops to the Middle East to keep the peace. be replaced by a wre3tllng contest starring Baboon Bob from liruwnsvillc vs. Myra Mancrusher from Miami Beach. issues of moment, such as equal pay and lob opportunities, will be ignored while everyone debates the forthcoming hockey match between the Boston Rtily Gnats and the Las Angeles Lady Birds. In no time flat, the Sexist Imm will deflate from hyperbole to hum. Personally, I'm aware my husband can beat me at arm wrestling. And i can t can't. Further, In case these examples seem typical, I can ide a horse better than he can and he can scramble a meaner egg than I can. . . ' Citizen Of The Week Suddenly, Brezhnev sent President Nixon an urgent message requesting that Kissinger come to Moscow at once to negotiate a cease-lire. Then, the Soviets, in their haste to end the fighting, wanted to rush In a joint Soviet-American force to police the cease-fire. C., "Didn't you used to be the 97 pound weakling?" . X 3; KREMLIN PANICS When the Israelis outmaneuvered the Egyptians by moving across the Suez and cutting the Egyptian supply lines, the Kremlin began showing signs of panic. Another Arab humiliation could backfire on the Soviets, whose role in the debacle could bring them more blame than praise from Arab leaders. . o I AO"h\ UkMonroe .. .. _______ _______ Sunday was the annual observance of th e Deacons' and Trustees' Anniversary at First Shiloh Missiona ry Baptist Ch urch. Guest minis ter Rev. Eddie Burroughs of Mt. Gilboa church delivered the anniversary message. Selections were sung by the guest choir of Bartow. The three oldest deacons of First Shlloh honored for their servIcestotheIrchurchwerdR.1.lcQain,oldestdcn. Char lie Glenn and [Anton Frederick. They were presented gifts of appreciation. Chairmen for the occasion were Deacon Tommie L Jenkins and Deacon Arnold L. Bentley. The First ShIIDh Family wishes to thank all of their friends for helping to make the day successful. Rev. L.T. Freeman Iat Bnizhnev also brought personal pres3ure, according to one report, on Jordan's King Hussein, Morocco's King Hassan and Tunisia's President Habib Bourgulba to join In the fighting. to :#- - _____ a. '5 4I f ~..- - - . ___ Bur take. FresfCsty ( I Shiloh Deacons' Anniversary ,i Intelligence reports claim, meanwhile, that the cautious Egyptian commanders wanted to consolidate their hold on the Suez Canal's east bank but were goaded by the Russians to expand the offensive. .5-. - Copley News Service The Libber-I,obber (also known as King-Riggs) match was only the tp of the iceberg in the Battle of the Sexes. We are now Informed that pianist Van Cliburn Is about to be challenged to a keyboard duel by a female antagonist This former kitten cf the keys Is assuming the new and popular rote of tigress. It's clear that hardly any male bastions are going to be s!einthe future. Let some guy win the middieweight boxing championship and in five minutes a husky lady will invite him to put on the gloves with her. And not the kid ones with which ladles used to be treated but the boxing ones with which they will now 77.5418 e31-995? - ' - -' Another Riggs-King Spinoff Pcii I ( In response, the United States used Its superlc airlift capacity to catch up with the Soviet shipments. This apparently surprised the Soviet strategists, who had thought the United States wouldn't risk an oil cut-off to support the embattled israelis. On The Homefroni __ 5 LONDON (AP)—President Nixon's firing of Watergate Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox drew a barrage of criticism in the foreign press ranging in in tensity from a chiding "illconceived step" in the Japan Times to "democra cy vomito" the London Daily Mirror. 7 *- Missionary Bapti.st Cliurch continues to progress as they build the "Mountain of Ilope." Ibis mountain is built on good conduct, good deportment In the school, home, church and community, the students of this class hope to reach the top by the month of June. Lemmuel Stallworth Is superintendent; Mrs Martha lohp on ti'i ('hs'r 'intl Re'' Robert Fii-r, HELD BACK For four days, the United States held back military shipments to Israel while Kissinger tried to persuade the Russians to exercise similar restraint. However, the Soviet tonnage not only began to pour into Egypt and Syria, but the nnvnl ctrenith in th. '!,o hs..fswj em S h*lr Mediterranean. '.'. trade, however, is encoimterthg the same probiems that e vis ible here. For example. last year Japan sold $1 billi on more in Europe than it bought from the Comrnon Market. This rar he total Is exp'tcted to be about $1.7 billion more. Europeans are becoming restive about the deficit In their balance of payments . Mr. Tanaka undoubtedly tried to set their minds at eaw. Allocations _____ silmW I -- -k I 4 i p.toi Brezhnev argued that the Arabs had the right to recapture their lost lands and, therefore, that the Soviets couldn't withhold military supplies. Nixon responded that the United States was equally Justified In helping Israel repel armed aggression. offAl//N Herald Area Corre5porlderits I I — - The Junior Sunday School Class of the St. Paul .Immediately after the outbreak, President Nixon appealed to Soviet party chief Leonid Brezhnev for restraint. Both the superpowers, urged the President, should keep hands off the Middle East war. " .. /1 -, Class Builds "Mountain" 4 i " I . By MAR VA V. HAWKINS Her.d Correspondent Baptist Women's Day of Prayer will be Monday at Zion Hope Missionary Ba ptist Church, 8th and Orange Avenue. The purpose of the day of prayer is to promote fellows hip, deeper sympa th y and fuller understandi ng among Baptist Women of th e world, to encourage women to band th emselves together in national and continental unions. Rev. S.W. Washington Is Congress No.-One president; Mrs. Ida An. derson, Mission president and Rev. J.L. Brooks, pastor. a ' PREWAR SHIPMENTS It has also been established that Soviet miItnry ship. lili,, iuth by air t!t uuh \'ugu.l.ivi;s and by ;;1kr through the Black Sea, started on their way before the guns began booming. 528 401 Year Ail QtP*rMail 52 70 Month 6 Months$1620 U S \ 0 - P WASHINGTON—The story Is new leaking out of the straijied, secret diplomacy that followed the outbreak of hostilities In the Middle East. In one secret report, the Central Intelligence Agency suggests that the Soviets actually' orchestrated the Arab attack. It was part of a desperate maneuver, the CIA quotes an informed source as saying, to hang on to their beachhead In the Middle East. Before the attack, Egypt had thrown out Soviet military advisers, tightened It ties with Saudi Arabia and shifted toward the West, Even in Syria, which had been the most Moscow-minded of the Arab powers, the Soviets had encountered growing hostility. Other inte lligence reports raise doubts about the precise Soviet role in planning the surprise attack. But the Kremlin dearly had advance knowledge that It was coming. T ___Mfia_ II ' ' o . %7 At Zie o n H o e By JACK ANDERSON Oct. 31, 1973—lA ~ . I . - $7 iO Mon ft. 5k Week 511 206 Months be paid - RAY STEVENS BILL VINCENT, JR. Mast - With Europe soineof DAVID A. BRYANT By - ~.Fr.-_ ,- __1 . _________ Reaction _. . Secretary of State Henry Kissinger stressed to Soviet Ambassador Antoly Dobrynin that the United States was quite capable of matching Soviet shipments and main taining the military supply balance in the Middle East. than did the United States. The reasons for lxnproving the more distant rela tionship that now exists are compelling. Japan's Market now Is more than $3.5 billion annua lly and Improving. The A. GIE LOW. Editor and Publisher Home Delivery - and the Arab nations do not visit here and learn a lesson in bilateral cooperation. New Hebrides is administered jointly by the French and the English and despite th e in-born hostility people of those two nations "enjoy," the system works here. The formal system was set up on Feb 6, 1906, and it ex perienced a long period of trial and error. A protocol was signed in 1914 and the mutual interest of Britain and France fighting the Germans in World War I produced a degree of togetherness to the end that since 1922 the condominium system has prevailed reasonably successf ul ly. is Flirting On th e other hard, th e reception that Wc:;tern Europe ex te nded to Japan's Prunl er Kakuel Tanaka, during his two. week state visit to Western Europe and the Soviet Union, indicates that the Initial E uropean displeasure was over the source c the Idea ra ther than its substance. - 11prath 0hp "-' japan ' "Mayb3 Kissinger is going to try to do an Oakland As and go for back-to-back Nobei peace prizes" WALTER - By contrast, the relationships of peace" five years later, but of increasingly scarce oil supplies suggest other areas of between Japan and the Soviet all Japanese regimes since that When the United States o( fruitful exploration. Despite the Union have been marked by date have Insisted that no more proposed ear lier this increasing problems, no enmity In the last century. could be done until the Soviet that Ja pa n be taken into Japanese head of sta te has Russia refused to endorse the Union returns the Four sou thern y th e U.S. -European part, visited Europe since 1962. The peace treaty the allies Kurile Islands which it seized nership, the reception from the consultations will be closer negotiated wi th Japan In 1951. train Japan at the close of continent was cool. Moscow did sign a "declaration World War I!. now. rt.t~~ 3222611 - . . Is Scheduled Wednesd&Y, I .! ' it____ _~ 1 19 COPLEY NEWS lza : ~ ~ R 6051T 300N.FRE NCH AVE., is - mostly Melanesian RrRRY'S w flRI fl \ ton kid so me of the ton of Rtd r diplomats r China, Japan, America, th e Soviet Union, Israel ftHktwi it i Affecf:d War For Trade Reasons 1 K . riitc nri S. military vehicle visible in the dense growth th at sprouts from up to 150 inches of rain a year, but not much oth er evidence that Espiritu Santo was a byway or jumping off place on the road to such vicious battle holes as Guadalcanal, Tarawa and other still remem bered islands and sandspits where Marines and soldiers wiped out th e most forward penetrations of the Japanese. Port Vila on the more southerly and smaller island of Elate is the principal city of New Hebrides and it is a metropolis--all of 12,000 people. What is more apparent both here and in Port Vila is the incredibly successful condominium type government that governs New Hebrides. it SANTO, New Hebrides Remember "Base Buttons?" If you were one of a few million miscellaneous GIs who fought the long World War II route across the Pacific against Japan you probably do. But, you wouldn't recognize it north-south distance of nn t'ninnl P rayer Day viets H ~~ ~, -."I ,~, _________________________ 31. 1973 New Hebrides System Works :i145 _______________________ ____________ _______ ____ ______ __ ll _14 - -: - •1P -- FS i 'i' J - W.- ______ IJ - 1~01 ,, .dIII;.l __ - -' -_ _________________ - . ..- - / / >,' ( - - + e .- 'A0 I '- , - r r: ¶1 1. è-' ! fl-t f -' t - : _ - J' '4i - IF _________ I .-z -? - !j't t . Nothing can equal the beauty of God's handiwork a beauty 4L.-_ -- that has its own healing power. -,'- f We strive to utilize nature's special qualities when making funeral and burial arrangements - . - im - - i9 '' . I : )-=, w I/.t ) - -- "I .> r - - - q It!' liii - . - 1(i i ' A - - -7 ( ... r , ________ _______ I - 1 1, ' ' 1111 '.! son- cneioerger Wil V Mortuary - 1110 Pine Ave. Ph. 322.5212 S.inford �- - - -. - - - a - - - - - - -- _-.! - ak-i au Snfcrd 1-4-brtd gne,4,.. _ I NE' YORK (AP) - Alabama's Qimscn Tide continued to swell their offensi e statistics last week and, in the wake of eleat of Virginia Tech, leads major college football Pinney met Miami's Joe }loois. The fight wus stopped In the sixth round when the referee got tired of the tactics employed by hooks and gave the (leCision to Pinney. Back in the dressing room Hooks challanged the winner saying "I will fight him anywhere, anytime. I don't care 11! get paid or not If the ref hadn't been on his side I would have beaten him tonight." * Alabama had 748 yards rihing and 833 yards total offense Saturday, setting major college records. Even itS XtVC5 are doing exceptionaily well. The reser%es are aeragLng 249 rushing yards a game. That's a higher average than 1( entire major teams have managed. Alabama's 398.3 rushing average per ga.'ne barely leads CLI 398 average and Oklahoma s 397.3 mark. adversary. Emile, the former Welterweight and Mid. dleweight Champion of the World is the current U S Title holder and number one ranked contender for Carlo., Mon. crown, In a career that started back in 1958 and saw him first win a worlds title in Miami Beach when he defeated &niy "Kid" Paret, Griffith has and defeated almost every great Australia. It also is being used as a springboard to help launch a Griffith-Tony Licata bout In the near future The only trouble with this fight is that It is not being fought on paper and tune-up fights have a way of being surprising now and then. or example the two most recent cards at the ort.s Stadium between Quarry and Kendall and HelwIg and CaIdwell - both tarried out different In the ring, for me on the GriffIth-Gonzalez card and I will shut him uP. once an for all." Mike McKlnney will try to get hack on the winning path as he meets Frank Eiselle In a llghtheavy tussle between a couple of Tampa boys. This will be McKinny's first fight before the home town fans since he turned pro three Orlando lights ago. Qlmson THe averagIng 45.7 points per game to UCLA's 44.6. Despite Alabama's explosive pertorma,ce sgaL'ist Virginia Tech, Arizona State continues to lead In total ofIense, averaging 32.4 yards per game, compared tO Alabama s 5l&3. Oklahoma La third with 493. Tulsa stayed on top In passing offense statistics with an average of 264.9 yards per game, followed by Brigham Young with 249.3 and Arizona State with 248.7. Who of Boxing." A place In the Hall of Fame Is almost a certainty for the transplanted Virgin Islander when he finally hangs up his gloves. On home T.V., three months ago, Griffith put up a valiant effort in trying to wrest the title from Monzon. Although he came out on the short end of a dlsupted 15 round decision, Griffith proved that he still Is one of the best around at any weight. shot at the real money if he is defeated. He has spent almost every day in the gyrr prier to the fight with his tablemate battled to a furious draw on the last Ashlock promotion are also scheduled to appear This time they have bien matched against different opponents, Hose ta)es on Herbit? Lee while Santora, a protege of Joe ParIons, meets Marlanno Gomez. The doors tpen at 7:15 and the fights get underway at 8:30. A bus will be leaving from the Sports Stadium and in formation can be obtaIned by calling 1-2774000. TIDE TOPS OFFENSE TAMPA AD RESIGNS Ucata and Is now in peak condition, In the other corner, Griffith is nobody's fool and will not be caught looking past this fight, but he could have his hands full with the tricky Gonzalez. The semi-windup is a bout that started last Wednesday in the Sports Stadium, when undefeated Middleweight J0 ____ ______ Raines Gets Northern Mlcnlgan this weekend by announcing that he would resign when his contract expLres next July ._________ _____ ______ f( * - - champion, Wright'slowerlipththUilrdroundandpwilshediijznjn fourth and fifth rowxis Wri&it, originally from }Ungston, jamaica, welgiei for the fight His record fell to 11-3. Williams, a Philadelphian #ho weighed 4, is 20.3 WHITE SUES ATTORNEYS Former National Football League player Andre White says he's suing three attorneys for $630,000 for alleged negligence In allowing the statute of limitations to rim out on a suit. The alleged negligence Involved White's claim against the NFL's San Diego (largers over a 1968 knee injury. 1üte,aimerUhtendforthQ1argefi,uffled suit last Friday in U. S. Dist.Ict Court hi Slit) 1.4egO 88IItSt Alan B. Miller of Michigan and James Marianos and Robed Bailey of CalifornIa. He said he was injured in a December, 196t game against ct Cle13 and the club waited nine months tO authrize corrective surgery. lie said It was too Iste to repair the damage. White said he hired the three lawyers In 1971 to pursue any claims for medical care and treatment against the ball club, 'At such time they knew or should have kuown the statute oflimltationswhtchapplied, 'Whltesaldofhlssult. ______ __ I..-. - - - - , ,. \\ \ * , I / / / - - _______ kE -- _______ r--- ___ : ----_. - _______ _________ _____________________ = =.. ______________ - -;--- ___ ______ - -. L5I ____ ____ r - - - . - 1 :' - --- S Shorts i I en times in addition to beating Trinity Prep of 13:17. Tuesday at the Patriot course. Doug Dyson was the high finisher for the 1j for his runners at the Forest City site. The Lyons, also from the Goldenrod school took runner that improves his time the most receives eighth at 13:40. the "star" award and the harrier whose time The remaining varsity Saint runners were drois the most receives a gold brick, The Bruce Barnett ninth, Alan Adalr 10th,, Peter is then rvq.d Lo i:y i&l brick M'Cure ith, Rya! !nester 12th, Jimcs .Av,tt around to all his clastes until the next meet when i3th. he is again eligible to win the award. In junior varsity competition Kurt Driskell Gft.son was cxccpticnally p!eaed all his took first place for the Patriots. It took hIm 13:35 runners, with the exception of one improved to complete the 2.5 mIle course. their times by as much as one minute. The Pats V with 18 team points to Trinity Matt Schultz chopped off 21 seconds and Prep's 43. established a new school record of 12:24. lIe also Second position was taken by Brantley took the top Individual honors. harrIer Peter Rogers crossing the fInish line in Schultz was followed by five Patriots thus 13:43. John McClaIn was third at 14:15. giving Brantley a perfect score of 15. The Trinity runner Mike Dickenson took fourth in 14-15. prepsters total was 46. Joe Del Rosac' gave Brantley fifth, and Doug Taking 20 seconds off his previous start was Woodman for the Saints was sixth. Greg Miller who finIshed 15 seconds behind Schultz in second place. Jim Smith was third at The next three positions were taken by 13:07 with Joe Laughlin taking fourth with a time Patriots Tom Campbell, Rob Elliot, and Clint Watts. of 13:12. of Auburn, Clevaland Vann of Florida State played catch-up meal players eat I' Parseghian said. "He was fly - " "''' lost their seventh stra Speaking to coaches and ' . helpIngs of meat provide chological rather than physi. Lt4iI1p3, diarrhea dOd heart vp getung aIOS NEW YORK (NEA) At about the same time that rar broke out in the Mideast, the pro basketball season broke out - in America. Also, as extra added contemporary attraction, Vice President Agnew became Just Plain Ted; some cruel critic wrote that Nixon is The Hunchback of San Clemente; and there were assorted muggings, murders, thefts, rapes, swindles and, in England, a man :ook a trip and returned to discover he must take his wife to the fire department to remove her chastity twIt because he had lost the key. Now, what does the basketball season have to do with all this? Nothing. Except for a thought that Supreme Court Justice \Viliiam 0. Douglas once expressed. He said he starts his day by reading the sports nection of his newspaper be' cause he wants to read about man's achievements before turning to read about man's failures, What has abrorbed this particular sports-writer's mind in the last few earth-shaking wcek. has been the amazing (a staple word for sports pages) evolvement of the basketball er in the general fans mind, 1'he basketball player has gone from sissy to goon to the 'arld's great.'st athlete Olcourse, there arc some dissenters to the latter view. But those art' the fuddy-duddies. people whQ till live in the days of the two'hand underhand set shot, and who still consider whose pre-season optimism key situations _____ =.=T - T. i r - -- drd onl i3mcji _____ - 4 tfl P1 kicked a 38-ard AIth the Uetr.dand Indians -ptt cnI in Mor 'an o' . ienrwssce !I ... _____ _____________________ ______ ____ .. - ___ J - - made be't in Wetc iii tth1etic Con longest run reer-77 yards-on! to be re histor), the Soot-10, it • 3 COACH WENHOLI) WITH HANDS QB John Litton Reads Sign Language . -___________ ir" ' \...., ____ - ____________ ,0.4lfr.4O' , ijari, i.e c ' I1a'. • ,, • The basketball." LOS ANGELES (AP) The 64o014 Hawkins may Phoenix Suns had their differenceswithcontroversialConnie lack some defensive skills but - - - I _-_--. He wasn't cauvht p.'. ut -- ' ___________________________ - ' \ (4 - swapped problems. Los Angeles hopes to gain addedscoringpunchatforward ___________ and Phoel lsloklng to - - --'i' 'j , - ser an erauc aezense. Toobtainblawklns,31,hampered b) Injuries this season, the Lakers Tuesday traded . .- net zero ____ _________ _______ ______ ________ - . ,a4!L4. -- of the Ne York Mets betame In the first non-tw nt ncr to capture the Cy Young Award when he was voted the National League pltchcrof13bytheBaseball ssoctition Writtrc __ ' - --- . Rattlers Even Record, -- - r' 1A)hL.l1\LLATHLE1E A Long Way Baby . W - ___ - naune€d ThursdI) ran t&ir s&.son football record plunged one yard a few plays EAge, a graduate of Le- to 3-3 thIs weeltcnd, coming later to put Tuskegee ahead 7.0 - - - --- -4 - - - -r - - i - --. - , .- - ilolt added six more points in the same niurh udk .. pass to Willie Cook d RAINES HUNDS LYMAN , "I'ehadtroublesustainlng _...a_ i_t - - YVIIOCUT WTeHS JACKSON, Miss. (APi - pt_f __,, E1TUfl Bethune-Cookman's John Os- 011 fl15h round of the $25,000 Hong Kong lost li0yards to penalties to fall zone, but the play as called Tennis l'ournament 42-32 before Jackson State's back on a clipping penalty The potent aerial attack refereesadded another 15 yards 1011SF RACING The Wildcats fought back fi'e when the Wildcats' coaches put NEWYORK-Maskos,$620, times to threaten Jackson up a heated protest, and the iortd a V: kngth 'victory oter Stati. s kad, but 17 pcn4tltie quarteren1edith the Vvilikats Scroon in the $9,000 feature at proved more than they could behind 14-6. Aqueduct. CROOMS HALFBACK Tim Raines was everywhere Tuesuay flIfI1L as he tackles a Lyman runner. The Panther two-way performer scored hd wns in addition to a fine defensive game. t ree (Herald Photo by Roger hodges) - CHICAGO the BA With Phoenix 11 ki 1IVII k2aLka play, skipping practices and up late Penalties Cancel Out - hONG KONG Top-seeded Rod Layer of Australia ellini- . - (NEA Photo) ii i - _________ . Cab Driver, Fullback Dun Persons had 112 Jackson State openeci t $10.20, captured the $7,000 scoring in the first quarter on a yards rushing for BethuneItamblin Rose Purse at Sports- one-yard run. Then came Cookman, breaking six tackles man's Park, finishing one most costly penalty of the and sprinting 33 yards for the length ahead of SchlLssel. Wiltlts' second tuu'hdown. ne. - A - .f "1 - ___ Hawkins and the Los Angeles he has averaged 20.7 points a Lakers were unable to come to game at forward, where the termswitiiholdoutKeithErick- Lakers have two rebounding son, so the two National Bas- specialists-Bill Bridges and ketball association teams Happy Hairston ' irk.Leobbkdordchnd duun atds tt O'e Aztec 4, but taij Jntirt ollegiale Athletics last passes b) qwirterbak Kenny ing quarterback Mark Orlando year, averaging 249 loll uu zumuisa into i iw ciut, ato placed on walv- Lakers Get Connie Havi,kins Froni Suns -. .; •s,,, ______________ ' II will not make any changes." Dallas' pass-blocking also In the past, Landry has taken came under fire, particularly over play-calling duties or the work of tackle Ralph Neely, shaken the personnel when the who was beaten numerous Cowboys suffered a sinking times In the Eagle loss. spell. The announcement of "I'm not thinking about repistatus quo was a mild surprise, acing him," Landry said stiffly. Landrr hotly defended his "Somebody asked Landry maligned cornerback Charlie what Washington must have Waters, who has been the target thought about the Redskins' of enemy quarterbacks most of surprise loss to New Orleans. the season. "I don't know," Landry said. "A lot has been said about "Why don't you call George Waters," Landry said firmly. (Redskin Coach Allen)?"_ ____________________________________________________ r - .i,' fr., 111 .q - -- ____ - II _____ Snorts - i lump from St. Louis. it. There are again rumblings "Whether my calling the the Cowboys are on a downward plays would make a difference spiral, particularly after I'm not sure but I won't do it Sunday's 30-16 loss to Phila. at this point," Landry said. delphia-the first victory in 12 Landry was particularly miftries for the Eagles against fed at his specialty teams and Dallas. Implied that he would not hsl. "I'm not without coaching tate to use regulars on the "sinhelp these days," Cowboy dde squad" to shake things up. Coach Tom Landry said Tues- "We need some changes and day, taking note of criticism I'm putting (assistant) Coach about the team's sloppy play. Gene Stallings in charge of this "Our club hasn't quit and we area," landry said. 3&O - ff____ -----___________ - - • ___ -_-' i' ____- tfliiia,i: .' _________ outstanding 115 - ('.ilNt11llIC _- But the Dallas Cowboy passesatCh.irlieandonlycornaren't an ordinary football pleted one. He had a very good team. They've been to the NFL game except for one interplayoffs a record seven con- ference call and the touchdown sectititre years and have made a pass. I like people like him to habit of slow starts and fast give you 100 per cent." finishes. Landrytinkeredwiththeidea Dallas won Super Bowl VI of calling plays for quarterback _________ - Strange how, in the beginning, basketball was known as a sissy game. It Was invented in 1891 by Dr. James Nainith as pure indoor recreation, something to keep bodies in rhape during winter, and a htiilder'upper more interesting than _--_ . '- _____________ - man In the world. th.trz.in'reolt'nthanaiiv utti'r athIt't' sttø !t!mhlirl! P alt,? -Offensive tackle Robert !'d ha'. izpt u'v• ue Owens are speedsters but once and having two passes In. Instead, be suggested liquid den from his strategy of sea- neither Pratt of North Carolina. has been able to 'con- pounced on another. NotreDaihutoffSouthern ... - 'The basketball player. particularly the pro basketball player, possesses the strength, speed, timing, touch, stamina .no mental agility both from an ,ndtvidual and team standpoint, that makes him the world's greatest athlete. It is a marvel to watch him ;wrform. lie must do more - - - the Charleston risque, - ?to,ut the game and we scoring pass play against ?enn Was tempered by the lack of DALLAS(AP) If any other "If I could play with 40 like him am in the National Football the way he tries I wouldn't have League had lost three out of any problems." their Last lour games, you "Waters is a iighter a would be tempted to punch their tremendous battler. They ticket out of the playoffs. (Philadelphia) threw eight t. _____ Once tie was considered a goodn. And perhapr he was. Once a tall creature who accidentally had walked into this life from a previous one in which he was a giraffe, was the basketball player. He would just stand under the basket and wait until his teammates stopped tossing the ball back and forth, back and forth among themselves, before feeding it the term was used almost literally to the big'n. Changes, particularly in the last 20 years, have converted pro basketball into a game of great speed. The most impor (ant rules change was the 24'second clock. A team must heave the ball hoon-ward with in 24 seconds once the)' take possession. The rule got tIbQ same off its duff. Also, the foul lanes were widened. Now, someone standing in that area for more than three seconds at a time is whistled at by the referree and charged with loitering. This gives the other team the ball. There is also much contact in the game, which makes it rough. The use of hands is allowed, if they don't impede progress. This means, in loose interiretation, no foul called as long as a player can limp off on his own power to the hospital, at game's end. If he needs a stretcher, foul. '! have more linger prints on me than the FBI has in its files, Jerry West once complained. Power is a premilimu element now. nd Wilt Cham' berlain, for one, is considered by many to be the strongest - Williams or Chuck Flo. nect&dwithliuggsfora 16-yard (mitited Out _____ BasketbaH Player-- Coming Of Age • I . irginia before depleted ranks, and Penn State ThL ' ' ' ____ __ I __ _ __ ___ The fifth finisher in the meet and thus cornpleting the team score for the Pats was Dan Herald Correspondent NIchOIRQ ekt høhin,i l.siwhlln at 13:15. "The gold brick Is working," said Lake Lake Brantley displayed strong pack running Brantley Coach Mike Gibson alter his cross- as they also took sixth with Ncrman Grant country uad had an Immense improvement in finishing just five seconds out of fifth with a fly JOHN CHEIIWA Ins rime rn - - w U FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) Tonight's Selections MORGANTOWN, %V. Va. This Friday, the Mountain_____ Rookie nnnlng back Mack (AP)-A season that began eers face a brutal test against Jew n, l, Herron, who leads the New with bowl aspirations and the Miami of Flcrida, 4-2 In the Or• in, Psr.Zay, fl. England Patriots in kickoff d promise of national ranking has ange Bowl. 0 l,. , punt returns, rejoined the Na- become a grim struggle for "Miami Is an excellent foottional Football League luh to- West Virginia's Injury-riddled ball team and a very physical 0 1• day after being lined $,000 in 1ountalneers. 1% one," Bowden said. MuiSO*m "" Canada for possession of marl- Victoric9 over Maryland, VirLineman , ____ in smts.. in, juana and cocaine. The Hurricanes feature a ginla Tech and Illinois Herron changed his plea to SOUTH BEND, md. (AP) but talented rugged rushing defense, led by the Inexperienced ,. In the fourth uarter Collins ______ NoIre Dame linebacker Greg and Mike Fanning shut off the !f_ guilty in a Winnipeg court squad toward a seventh middle guard Tony Cristiani 9'"' Thursday to charges involving straight winning record, tait tie and tackle Rubin Carter, and Collins and his coach, Ara Par- Trojans' attemnt to rail hit- in. u..IM$4 LT.i (iJa UI. im a raid on his apartment Uere misfortune that Coach Bobby can punish an opposing defense seghian were at odd.s over who tI nu Davis and c wIth the running of junior last May. He played with the Bowden dreaded began to should have been selected Na- fumble Shorti after that ___ f*!,asl ____ Woody Thompson. The 6-2,215Winnipeg Bombers and was the cur. K: tional College Lineman of the lins recovered a J K M ' Canadian Football Week by The Associated Press, fumble to League'3 Junior flanker Danny Buggs, XIIIkI workhorse has gaIned 563 "1 don't like to have a player again runnerup for most valuable whose game-breaking speed yards and scored eight touchwin an honor un1es he (lc-:rvc5 player in 1972, kept enemy offenses ;rorn j4un. down.s this st'aon. The &-looI-3, flO-pound junior a," Parseghian said. "But i The S-foot-S running star was nung up the running lanes infrom Troy, Mich., Is not considThe Mountaineers figure jun. lined after he read a statement jured a thigh and t out' With ered to have great speed for a selection of Greg Collins" to the court on drug abuse. He Indiana game, a 28-14 br lefthander Ed Carney will COUirs saI1, "I don't see how lintbacker, but when he's purprobably Open at quarter urged young people to stay Senior qlarterback Me any one player could have lseen suing the ball, Parseghian says, away from drugs of all kind, Ion suffered a separated for Coach Pete Elliott ufter singled out. The whole team "He's very fast," der while rallying the Moim- completing eight of nine passes Others In the running for should have won talneer$ against Pttsburgh. for one touchdown last week In CIEVE' (AP 8 34-23 win over Syracuse. But Collins earned the ho'ior Lineman of the Week honors in. Pit' won 35-7 111Th sct't" ilurnia Saturday. (ailed). RAINES STRAINS . ;cI tt 14 f tZ . VIC PEREZ and Malcorn Tait (left front) discuss a future appearance for the Sinford boxer. In the background Mike 9uar (middie) meets with M ke LcKrnney s (a er. (Herald Photo By Lee Geiger) tiir (psi One interesting statistic On Panthers was the third when The pass for two points was last effort for a win but was C Raine 60 yard run (Litton to Greyhound side was the they tallied 14 unanswered knocked down by an alert stopped after Brown picked off qo(nsor the P.! n .rsJ rn (run i attad' rdr'ki',a'rjd in:Liit, '1 (lair 1an iint L - JacLson 1$ y&0 rt.n tpou Four plays later Litton took Lyman was the first to dent to complete an aerial. ilie On the first offensive play of blound receivers were "covered the scoreboard when with 6:27 the half for Crooms Raines sped the ball in for the score on a C LitIon yard run (pass failed). Tim Raines tries to grab Litton pass (Herald Photo by Roger Hodges) Touay, he is the owner of a second ( Young gauge wLiuir to fail to record a snutout since Willie Sherdel of St. Louis In l92t Award as the N8tIOMI League's best pitcher. ers tice ' n, suppor % C C "When I first started playing, I told my wik f -,- , t 1 d be happy togetfi y'irs In the big leigues,' Billlnghiin of Cincin-inti, bo got the other two 'csjy fIrt.nt,t'p vnt* nd Ifl wint5, I)' 9itnn , los søis th Nw York M rlghWiander after winning his second Cy Young Award in Angeles, seven points; Fred Norman of Cm. cinnati, three, points, and Date GListi of Pittseven seasorL in "Now I want to pitch until I'm 35," added the sburgh, one point. D.ut, UL?I ._ 'It means an awful lot to me because of the 28-year-old Sea',r, who becarn2 the fourth 1* $ pitcberinthel8-yearhLstoryoftheawardtowin name thats on it and because it goes to one It more than once and the first In either the pitcherintheleague-.andthat'sit,"saidSeaver ' 111 ii'?, National or American Leagues to win It without after joining Sandy Koufax of Los Angeles, 1963at least 20 victories for the season. 65-66; Bob Gibson of St. LouIs, 1968-70, and Denny But Seaver, who posted a 19-10 record, and led McLaln of Detroit in the American League, 1968. _______ the Ni.. h rkct. nt" ?' 'i h' -iri run s'), as mult!ph' C Ynunp Award winwr , average, 2.08, won comfortably over rdlle%er "I really didn't think I'd win it1" said Seaver, s Mike Marshall of Montreal and Ron Bryant of who also won in 19-9 when he had a 25-7 record. o*. n-n uis San Francisco, the league's only 2t-game win- "It was really a surprise because of the tinportance of winning 20 games. But all the other ncr. In voting by a committee of the Baseball numbers (innings, strikeouts, earned run EE J Writers Association of America, Seaver got 10 average, etc.)were there and I'm glad the voters - first-place votes and 70 points after being rained looked at them. H. Uw%s. on 21 ballots, more than any other candIdate. "1 think I pitched well enough to wIn 20," he Marshall, who was 14-11 wIth 31 saves in 92 added. During the regular season - post-season 131 appearances for Montreal, got nine first-place performances do not figure in the voting - Seao veandpoIntshpn (2yyowig verlostl'Otwlceand2.0,2-I,3.2onceeach. j3 showing ever for a relief pitcher. The American League Cy Young winner will Bryant got three first-place votes and 50 points he named Nov. 7. 11, j __________ _________________________________________________ f- tasflc." -Defensive tackles Bennie The Trojans ran 48 offensive SivIcy oi Auburn, Jon Rhldd. / , / / / - - 3-fl 0 43 - - .- game the HindS The big quarter for the '. - Punis FumbInLct pena:ty Yardage Crooms 0 v 14 6 24 This was Lyman's last game Jachson to toss the ball up for litton hit all-purpose player Jackson ran 18 yards to shorten Lyman 14 • o 06 of the season finishing tlair grabs. Both times the pass was flames for a six-pointer from 24 the gap to 20-14. I.. .Ck%CJ1 14 yard run (Word.rski yards out. Itaines gained most record at 4-1. The Panther's incomplete. 0 SOfl). With time running out in the of those 24 yards on speed. mark is 3-1.1. C-RanIs24yardpas%fromLII1on I Larkruf MtaiiFLiJ. - -. .----- ---- -' ______ ' _.. I _________________________________ ________ - \\ \ ----- . _____ _______ ' Rif/b.t] ____________ __ :_-_ ___ -- RefereeCyGottfredtoppedtheboutwfth55secoajsgone In the sixth as Williams pounded Wright. Thee were __ -j_ ______ WAMI BEACH (AP) - Roy Williams claimed a sixth round technical knockout over Florida heavyweight GOtPE'1V' 6Ge. L- TO's 3 in check most of the contest. He Twice the Greyhounds tried Jackson gained 37 yards The second score of accounted for nearly all of the to Fool the Crooms secondary moving the Hounds into Panby contest came In the 145 yards gained on the ground. allowing halfback Wyman stanza. Quarterbacksecond John thPrtPVTitOry.Threep!fly!l2ter - Selections WILLIAMS KOS WRIGHT ,J 1,vt, ,,r.q, s'nc ,r, m'nr .-_-. Croom' speedster Tim like glue" thus giving signal remaining iii die initial frame around right end for 60 yards quarterback sneak from the Ithines had the Lyman defense caller Scott Worderski trouble. Jackson ran 14 yards for the and the touchdown. Litton hit four. guessing all night as he scored Twice hewas intercepted by the score. Next week will be the final Robinson for the two points. three touchdowns leading Panthers. the third quarter game or Crooms as they take Later in On the extra point the Hounds Crooms to an upset victory over third time on the Oviedo Junior Varsity. was stopped flames scored for the tried o run It in bu One Interception came late in previously unbeaten Lyman, six yards out putting the game. With Lyman short. An offsides penalty from HERALD SCOREBOARD freshman action, 26-14. against the Panthers gave scoreat8wIth4:14tuu1 threatening Crooms lineman Crooms Lymn Lyman another chance and this third period. With wide sweeps the Tracy Brown picked off a time they converted. Worderski First DownS balanced Crooms offense Worderski pass and moved the 7 Lyman came back in the final 145 RuhIngVUd*0" 114 loundJacksonopentomovethe utilized the talents of Itatnes ball down into Greyhound ter when gambling on a çj paissngvardage o score to 8-0 thuskcep1ngtheHoundde1nse territory, 1002 fourth and four situation fl$2 - ____ - _________ ' thltidlr tortWtPotn sal DielensretIredasacolonelIntheArmywhenhejeftW Point tifee seasons ago. "I hive (tone my l'est I have worked hard a'd I'm glad I U, ddJL&I .Ak2U Jdi, t."C uncrtam Tampa, despite a slow start, completely dominatei Northern Michigan Saturday The Spartans scored 17 of their points in the last half on touchdown runs of 15) ards by Alan Ptltman and 25 yards by KenMoorheadandasecondf1e1dgoalotyard,byjç1cy Jordan Jordan'su1rstf1eldgoal,a25yarder,gaveTampaj only first half After the game, offensive coordinator Jim Ragland "I'm disappointed that were not putting more points i.L, Ws'r avg yi,i1 a ai4 moved the ball up and down the field, but we need o stiess more coasLstency.' D.whowatthedTamaptssixthw1nagtone defeat this season, has sparked his share of controversy dnr11ng his tenure, HefellodsfavorwithsomeTampasuptwhen contract for a game with Florida MM was canceiled after last year's gam. The FAMU-Tampa match was the biggest box office draw the past three years, and officials announced last week It would be resumed next y. I 1 14/0 m'E - Crooms Tops Lyman, 26- 14 - Vt15 ..-.......... _---.-.-.--- ,..-- __ -- 4._' . '-'. Ao T..... 1VIVVI UUIILUIL 141 1 WIIJI f4UeI. UI 1111111 Gonniex a year younger thrn his onnonent at 34, ha., been going downhill 8$ I late. HIS most recent effoit came In Philadelphia, when "Bugglo" Watts scored an easy victory over the once highly rated veteran. Defeats at the hands of Billy Backus and Welterweight (lampion Jose Napoles have also led to Manny 's exclusion from the world rankings On paper the fight looks like a tune-up for Griffith who ,4Ys7 4RJ1, - '• TheSanfordHeraldWednesday,Oct.3 1, j 973-9P Th UL! St M!!gH Tit!e ru! ! ' th line when Emile Griffith meets Mann)! Gonzalez at Curtis Hixon Hall In Tampa Thursday night, Nov. 1st. The bout L being promoted by Criando's Pete Ashlock, with all the proceeds for the Israel Energency Fund %ThJle both the gladiators have engaged in a like number of matches (93), and split their two previous encounters W/7W4E5op 4G For Middleweight Title Spotlight Dielen thef -- _ 'a (\è Sports I ______ ___ ________ - P more and be more serious about Erickson, in his eIghth year, played previously with San Francisco and Chicago. - �T1T - - - ...---. -. - - r-y .- V. --.'-- - 1 -a i iWil 1 6-7MIN&W ) -I" . -.... - 111111111111111111111 .-.- ....-. , -..,, .......... ... - .... .. . .. .. ... .: I- .- - -- ,,...,.,-.. 'The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Oct. 31,,1973--IJA IDAThe Sanford Herald Wednesday, Oct. 31 1973 - . I I~ iI -3-, :,..) ; ' 14-1 1 41~ 113, _1 Herald Ads DIAL !. Never I "Warm The Bench" ,They - - - ;_ . RNIVAL Personals 4 by Dick Turner - J~~ Phone 423 497 Write P.O. 80* 1213 Sanford. 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Junction Ilery. 4)1 and IlL Winter Springs. 40-Of IiC* Equipment And Supplies A S-Pet and L )ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Supplies STORE Horses I ptrk an d Poultry Secretary positions are available in Inc Board of County Cornmiuicn.Vs Office. Must have a minlmvn of six years responsible clerical experience. Shorthand is a muSt. Ability to meet and deal With public esanIlal, Benefits: hoipti7ion. vacat ion. eight CvC. ,ppiy .ar 000 Lois Hare, Room 307 Courthouse, H. Park Av., Sanford. P4 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY • PORTERS I 74-Auto Repairs- 77-Junk Cars I Removed Excellent L. -'-'-- -'-.--. .r'. p't t?.i .c'' i'•a.r W*AL11 -- SANFORD CLOSE IN - FIRST TIME - Two year old Completing new 3 bedroom homeS with garage, air and carpeting. Located on a quiet street with lake breezes. Walk to shopping and schools. .ow n payment. Only 127.SOOto $21,250. 17,900 ~ _. 1 Bedroom heme home, unftwnished, $1 Lemon Bluff, 322.4443. each 2 gedroom, large fen ced yard. $133 mc, Available immediately. Ph, 1594070 * 24 Hours u__- , :..- - , Ih'drount .'1/)urtr;if'slt. (:vri:ri1 !h'.zi t Elmer Bakalla, Inc. • SANFORD 11 2() Fli d Anartments LN -- - -I 2610 Hiawatha Ave. at 17-72 I Brand new - -_ - an _ - " . - Another Quality Home Development _ rh _ f!! II - 11 WM J. BURNS - i* AGENCY hi 4)St 5' ??Oxs Blvd , Forts? H,'is. ii 163 lire Aveme kt Yorx, Room 11 mpto.xi' At F 'fir $31 $22'? ac my view, takefront corntemporary. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, - t " MI tNtic SOUTH OF AIPADT 1 sir-s -- . SANFORD, FLORIDA fi rrald 323-4610 Art Ir-ii 0ttty Ford V-I engine, 390 Cu. In. and aulomai;c transmission $130. Aluminum intake manifold for 377 Chevy engine, $20. Pontoon op prox. site 9*17. 1395. 3233464. home on property. Priced right, 145,500. For further information, call Rudy McLean, Assoc. - Wier than new. Spiral staircase, leads to 3rd bedroom, and a If yøu have an eye for real value, you'll eye the classified ads beautiful moon light view of the take, Deadenti Street. Good regularly. mortgage position. 517.500 Forrest Greene, Inc. BEDROOM SETS - Brand new 5onIth and Mediterranean sets .:.:i:-. :;-:. :,.a..;.;, '''W" heavy cast handles and hand rubbed finish, A piece set includes dresser, mirror, chest and bed, $99 cash or terms. United Freight Realtors 643 7333 1301W. Fairbank! WE TAK E TRADES - ' i:IveItneIl, 3 apartments, In wood frame house, 516.500, Terms available. Call 323. 7943 after S. V.rniiiIion At 811111 70;0 A.A.A. AUCTION MACHINES (S) nationally aaver. tised brand has all the newest * elastic and stretch stitches, famous front loading bobbins. built-in buttonhole, blind hem arid decorative stitct.es. You will Save over $250 on this top of the line model. Easy payments available, United Freight Sales, 3350 S. Orange Ave.. Orlando, Mon.-Fri.9 to 9, Sat. 9 to S - garage sale with a low-cost JUST RECElvEOSdeluxesoIidst.te classified ad nationally advertised stereo con Owner. 3217025 eves. 323 4660 Monthly payments, 113193 in Oude-s everything Call Ms Cross, 323 4670. _______________________ VA-Nothing Down brick. From 123.400. 20th Street to Locust, turn left to 14th St., right on Valencia Court North. Model open 11 p.m. daily. On Site phone 373 7010 BY OWNER-New kIngsb.e'rry 3 bedroom, 2 batn. Central heat and air. Range, dishwasher, disposal, fully carpeted. Lot 161 * IS'. VA and Conventional financing. Ph. 871-440. soles in beautiful hand rubbed fini sh. World renowned (tSR turn _____________________________ tables and 4-SpeakCr audio systems 199.9$ each. Also corn. Goods ponent sets available from 579.95. SI Cash or terms, United Freight WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Sales. 3530 S. Orange Ave., Or buy sell trade Isrido. Mon.Fri. 9 to 9. Sat. Ito 3. Registered Broker 313 U70 - - I C. BATEMAN 3277643 This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept IIFLP WANTED ADS that ,ntjicnta a preference based on age from em Moyers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. More informa tion may be t.btained form the Wage Pijr 0(11cc Lt Rm. 3179. Or lar,do Prof. Or 22 W. Lake Beauty Dr. P.O. Box 8071 A, OrIa.)do. Fla. 32804 telephone 241 4473 ,, 311 Ilt C flrst St.. SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS Western Wear. Save at the Old Corral Western Shop, I? 97, 1 mile __________ ________ Mon Sat. 130-5393 I IMileWest 04 14 HWy . RU DL WAGON The Auto Repairs P.,cccssotios SUBA I 12 Volt Auto Batteries 111.9S REEL'S BODY SHOP llO9 Sanford Avenue pa- ft*, , -- ____ - rear unit $125. 123-7997 after 6 _________________ On deluxe Plecchl zig jag. 3 needli ppsiticxs,buUt In buttonhole maker with designs. Pay $31.50 or 6 payments of $7 per month. See at Sanford Sewing Center, 307 E. First St., Downtown. . * Sanford Auction * PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT, Antiques, TVs, Miscellaneous, New and used furniture and appliances. Plus special sates (watch ads), 52 ) Washers and Dryers. WARRANTY, Free Delivery, MATTflESS 4 Box Springs 5iiiS com p lete tie 64 ,'r vice, 11cM In the way? Sell it fast and easy with a low cost classified ad! CARROLL'S FURNITURE. AS ID Pets and Supplies & tan, also red, sire 7 lbs., wor mcd, shots. W. Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels 122 S752, _______________________ DOG HOUSES New, large&small 7003 .dams Ave. Free to good home. Female schnoodle. 10 mos. old. Phone 271$. . Poodles, Terriers, Spenhels, master all breeds grooming. Tiny toy' stud service. 323.197.1. 66 Horses A -Directory_of Experts Ready To L_ AirConditlonnig - .,- - _- I 'ElecfronicEipment Gentle but spirl,ed. 1300. Ph. 3223991 or 322-0921. Aluminum - - 'atia coers. carports, screened porches, pool enclosures & repairs. 23 pct. off reg. price. 3230(35. WASHER, parts. used machine Apphnces 11111111111111111111111111 --_ A&R APPLIANCE REPAIR All make-s service Ph. $X)1731 Spring. Phi. 131-9122. SOFA BED & Matching C1.aIr Opens to sleep agan Insulation, HEATING OlTlONlNG & - GkISSMItTOIS SENKARIK GLASS I PAINT CO. 210 Magnolia Ave. 37344.73 Haye CON. 2609 Sanford Ave. - MMMO L_ eauty_Care - BULLDOZER WORK Pe'rflr,; interI:r A exterior. repairs, roots painted, free honest for routes in CASSELBERRY - FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 322-261 1 THE SANFORD HERALD Give your hone a bath Remove mildew, protect paint. Prenure' iIen wails, patios, roOts, free est. impac Spra Klcan 322 0397 eve. New shingles tacked on by square *,tPi aIr, or by hand Licensed & insured 373 8.33.3 ,.•.,_..,- - BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 'L't', =_ Hodges & Griffis Land Clearing Excaating & Grading. Ph, 373 1297 or 377 67*3, day or nile. For Builders, Sub contra,,for'i Complete House Plans and Shop Drawings. Fast, dependable,' economical. Call Victor- -365 3743 Lawn Service Gat,tt'n & 1. awn .4ti.%,4pfl 1, Iti Fix up" Time, Hire an expert repairman from today's classif ied ads! KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER Only authorized sales I service In Custom made screen room% car Sanford. Open 9 5, Mon-Fri.. Sat. ports. lop workmanship and 9-1 L 107 W 27th St. Ph 323 $130. materials. LEACH ALUMINUM FREE Home Demonstration -sr-FABRICATION, 3234471. .',n'' 10 ',eII %ometPing A Small & " (1u of ( A.* .11 Roofing & Sheet Metal bring results Gutters & Down Spouts '00 French Ave. 3739551 Concret COG BURN FENCE CO PH, 830 3241 Vacuum Cleaners Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work, Free Estimate. 321 0099. I DeBARY & DELTONA Pressure Cleaning 11111-411141 Ceramics SANFORD- FOREST CITY 0, B. PUCKER PLUMBING, Inc. Repairs, Remodeling, hot water tanks, bath additions, dependable service Free estimates. 323-84.00. experienced estImates. 373-0191. CONCRETE. PATIOS Applications being taken ______ - Bufldozing Clearing lots our Specialty. 373-17)1 after 3 p.m. Plumbing - House painting, by hour or by contract. 322.1855. SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES, CALL 372 3951 A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT tar _1110111111111111, 111 - f's', 372 HIACERAMICS 'xl) C Celery Ave. Sanford WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS serviced DRYWALL.S PRAY ING & PAINTING A Sunday. 3277971. NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE Grooming - Professional with love S am-I p.m. Animal Have, Gr naming and Boarding 3725757 - Home Improvements JACKSON'S CERAMIC3, kiln dealer. 10-S. Closed Thursday 70. WEEKLY heater your (formerly Harrlett't Beauty Nook) 519E Pine,)?? 5742 - - $ Pool Table taking up too much room? A Classified Ad will find it a buyer. 111111111111111111111 - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL Call for free evaluation $317370. winter. Call Geneva 111g. & Air. Cond Service 323 3431. 322 6390 HOUSEWIVES_- MOTHERS Dog training in your home. All' Breed Dog Train-rig Academy. Letoneofourfriendiyad.vil.orshetp you word your Classified ad. Call 3722611 or13l-93, - Heating - Pet Care ..-' 5ANFORDi AIR KEN'S MOWING SERVICE Acreage, Lots and Lawns iMp call)?? 4045 OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH 323 593.1 Attic InsWations 88 MOWING, EDGING & TRIMMING CALL 372 1364 'ivnu. Se Ft'll line GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 2377 Park Drive, 377-tIS? O.il. 1041. WHOA. roni throw away useful Idle ll .nern quickly with a Herald Wont Ad by calling 321 2$11. and asking for a friendly Adv isor. IN ZAYWI PLAZA •FEUN Poek 131.473 5 ShrubS, trimmed & shaped. Flower beds cleaned & edged to per. tection. Specialist. Mowing by request only. Free estimate. 323 Repair Central Air Conditioning. For free estimate, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 372-1771. Serve You Lawn Service B&DAIRCOIIDITIOPIING 01111`11111and heating service 830.9702 South Seminole TV Service, new I Ph. $10-9217 used TVs. Hwy. 436, Altamonte Extra nice saddle horse. Gelding. 0.1 EARN $35• Fern Park Let a classified ad help you clean out your attic, garage or basementl MOONEY APPLIANCES. 371 to tL. Pen? Bloc Lustre Electric Carpet Slsampoorr for only 51 per day. Many to choose from. Dick's Appliance Sales I. ServIce. 7617 S French Ave., Sanlord, 377 765* l'PIMORE 2 Equipment for Rent Freezers ---- Hwy. 436& 17,92 S Ave. Next to Horse & Rider. Cactus, pottery & special plants! 7111. Buy, sell, consign, agpraise, or special sales out of anything of value. Hwy. 1797 (behind Win chester Mobile Homes.) 323 7310 Sanford, Fla, 323 741! [it1iE LG.tLW Now Sets KACTUS KORRAL. 2*5* Sanford WHIT ESIDE APPLIANCES, 644 COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE * WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL '~ Appliances RECONDITIONED RetrIgeratc.'s, :; , F ZAIIRE PLAZA I URN PA Oachshunids. AKC miniature, black SOFA AND CHAIR CLCSE-OUT (7) sets with solid hardwood frames, compl ete set lust $91.30. Cash or terms. (Firs t come, first ser ved) on selection of fabrics, vinyls and colors. United Freight Sales, 3550 Console sewIng machIne, like new, used 4 his. Paid 121$. Sacrifice for S Orange Ave., Orlando. 5130. Also have Duatherm oil heater, good condItion. $30. Ph. 327-7367. - ___________ LawnandGardesi 62 32234.22 __ ASSUME PAYMENTS S at DeBary. LONGWOOD FAMILY 111111111111111111111111111111 __ __ 76 - _________ - -.'-- New Lumber For Sale Reasonable 373.54.70 Household 'Auctloneering Services CORB [IT -- have things to sell or consign. call STRETCH STITCH SEWING Make room for daddy. Have a 3 Bedrooms, 11-1 baths, like new. Large, lot Sale price $27 60 11.000 cash, assume 1)5.600 mtg. - Building Materials 6) Adding a room to your Home?. Furnish it with items Advertised In Classified Ads. Every Friday night 7:30 p.m. If you 19QN,Hwy.17.97 Longwood Lovely 3 bedroom, h's bath. Fl-IA, low down, or assume and move right in. Holland Realty, Broker. - --- - -_________ 1 t NOLEN CAMPERS I CAM Winn.bagn [a ye ____________ 196.4 Mercury, good condItion. 21.000 actual mliii. $300. 1969 Chrysler Imperial LeBaron, all power, excellent snape. 51645 371 1997 after 6. One 1972 mini home two Ill) mini. homes. Save plenty on thes specials. See them now. New World Travl, Hwy. 17.92, .ongwood. $3.4 9474. Make room for daddy. Hav. a garage sale with a low-cost classified ad! I * -_ , Firewood for sale by the IL,j cord or cord $36 9959 alter S p.m. *PUBLIC AUCT ON * Registered Broker 373 1963 Chevrolet impala, 2 door hardtop, automatic V-I, 5350 322. 86010 2734761, ask for Charlie Call dealer 3736730. available at Firestone Store, Call 410 Ratio gear for Chrysler 322-0241. product, brand new pal-traction LAKEFRONT. 7 bedroom with Florda room. I bath. Both house Man wanted to take down garage In Two Color TV's and Stereos; also Orlando for good lumber. Call 1 191.6 Chrysler Imperial. 323 0705 and dock, garage, $37300 6.405. after S. JACK R. MCCLURE _- SALE All sizes and models, 10 speeds. S speeds, and standard bikes now Miscellaneous .t*n - II' Scotty camper trailer. I. IS' DEMONSTRATOR . i.e y C!r -. seen at 25115. French. 1195. '67 CHEVROLET SUPER SPORT 4 speed. Nothing down, take over Scotty-sell or trade for bolt. Ph. 327-4-449. Bikes, Bikes, Bikes Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave Orlando. For Sale 10 acres, I acre's in grove. High & dry. Geneva, off State Road 46. - 4-cf. gal electric trailer refrl, New condition. Hurryl Rubber tress, folds lengthwise, trailer, 322 26.33. 1967 T-ird, good condition, Can be - -- - Campers Camping Equipment - - Stamps-Coins __--______ - - -----______ - Autosfor Sale -_- P0950,1MARINE 7977 Hwy. Il 97 312 3961 description. lnC3me and Fiopi.'rly 36 -- 4)0. - - __________________ 1961 Dodge Dart, automatic, radio. '64 (tukk Ranch Wagon, all power, good transportation, Must see. heater, excellent tires. Just 5.330r 445.4)04 after 6. 26.17 Brooks,te SHELLEY USED CARS, 701 French Ave., 3237960. Cf.. Maitland. __ 56 -- - 1$' All fiberglass houseboat, 40 HP Evinruoe. 51500. 323-101* after __ Formal gown, beautiful, Ideal for holidays, size I. Cost over 5100, will sell for $43. Won once out of town. Ph. 377 1953 tifter 5:30 for Longwood 80 Travel Trailers Recorder (Sony TC200); lawn mower, self propelled; life preservers, new, and large footlocker, cheap. Call 834 9419. 830-5500 Realtors - ---= $015. FrenchAve.,373412 ------,,- 'ó$VW like now 30m.p g. To buy and sell gold or silver coins, Ph 372 5094 'ntact us fir',? We I',c, buy hulk .... -',ivlr ('Jii'i ,L'.'ItiOL[ COIN '14 JEEP WAGONEEM. NOthing down, take over. Call credit CENTER, 109 W 1st. 323 1)57. manager, 323 6230, 69 New 1973, II ft. tri.hull, 2 left, Ciebrance7i prices. Can be seen in Sanford. 104-477-1031. Volley ball net, tithing wader-s. Roberts & Gilman - -_ DON BALES Sanford Motor Company )73-2lS9aftecSp.m. ____________ - P2 6.772, Boats & - . For the best buy ri Americin Motors, and Jeep vehicles, see: 1966 Chevrolet Pick up, $SOOcash Cash buyer for used articles, fur future, t'lC. HWY 46 ANTIQUES, Marine Equipment 55 $312920 Hwy. 434, close to l.A. 100' on paved road. by 710' deep. Also S room Inc. MAITLAND FLEA MART Il 91. Opc-n Sat. & Sun 9 NO SUNDAY DELIVERY st p riçj at J Cht.tS Equ t assume mtg. $I.',IOQ at) pct 5151 BROKER vhtrn.ye Rrei Estate Outdo T* Befter Living I1tiIIi.hi kver-y saitiday' .:l **AMC - JEEPS. * Ph. 373 $157. - 321061 OWNER SAYS SELL MOSSIE nAwli ipfI ri.f.,-,, IAft, Ifll?Ict at United Freight Sales, 3530 S. Orange Ave., Orlerido, Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to S. - - - CASH - 127 -1)32 6141176, Winter Park. Saturday, Nov. 3rd. TV, AC., Small appliances, linens, toy's, clothing and miscClaneous. 115 W. Arpofl Blvd., 322-7179. 50,000 miles. Clean. 372.32.2 mornings & weekends. 1949 El Camino, ORIENTAL ORIENTAL RUGS WANT'D Top prices paid. used, any condit ion Sales CL!FFJQRDAN monthly. by Brailey Otham with full factory guarantee, na tionally aderti.ed brand to be sold for 1.49.95 cash or terms. Sanford, central air A, host. W)lh family room Choice location Walk to L 4' ,:., 4,J only $77,500. assume 7 pct. mor tqage, pay only 5170 monthly Phyllis Capponl, Assoc. REALTOR c SEWING MACHINES ($)branonew 6' 111 Travelatl, AT, PS. radio, un, extraclean,iowmil$.ge ---..._....___,, - Garage-Rummage 54 -_ - - ---.. Wanted to Buy or used furniture, Appliance s , tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 Items Larry's Mart. 715 Sanford Ave 2335 Lots and Acreage ALTAMOP4TE AREA-Love me, - - YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. equpped, garage. Priced to sell at Realty, 322-130) ifestyles BLAIR AGENCY Sanford ' Select your own price range, we it sell you a mobile home, This weeks special - 17*40, frnisiied, carpet, 5hutte's, only 1.1995. Place 4omes North, Hwy 17.97 at Lake Kathryn Estates. 2 ml. North of Hwy. 436. $4.2270 NDUSIRIAL SITE G. 0, Blair Broker A. J. Pennington Assoc. 323 7710 Home 377 DECORATORS 3 Bedroom nome with large fenced Paon J NOQUALIFYING IMMEDIATE a I) ft ir I, Hi )ri( Ia 3 bedroom, bet". kitchen equipped. Lease. Avail', bit Nov. 1. 322.2710. 109W. Is! St or 373 4147 after S:30. TruCksand Trailers Self contained. Nothing down, take over. Call dealer 3234230. RR tracks, BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN POSSESSION - WiL ROOM EFFICIENCIES. I Special monthly rates. Contact: '& I i - %i)Lit' KULP S Goimly's, E. 46 past Beardall at MILLERS 219Orlando Drive, 322 033? --13-A 7*67 - or churches Wall to wall shag carpeting. Dishwasher, disposal. rang, and central heat-air. Hurryt There's only I of each. 327- _E - Fran klin i air,$2130,Call322-l29Ibe$ween9. 1944 English Ford Cortina, $350 Very good condition. Call 322 1370 prices. Jolly Cptarti,guarantmln . - --writing IOwejt prices In Fla, DODGE PICKUP AND CAMPER, TELEVISION SETS $2S Fern Park Brand new 7 or 3 bedroom townhouses Choice location! No car needed for shopping, schools or 647-OSlO Rooms for Rent CAVALIER MOTOR INN Realtor 1 1- Ave Rent starts at $275. 3fl $661 RENTALS-broker-9 to 1. plete Beds compiet. from 130 3 bedroom, front kitchen, 12 * 53'. TV.Radjo.Stereo 53 Ph, 323-6229, JIM DANDY FEEDS 68 cockta!l tables, lamp $99 corn- lIt 7323 Eller. runs good, $350. _- - Autosfor Sale 1972 Honda 330 CL, 1t•o *w. $400 Ford 177. Gran Torino Sport. One firm. 322 73*7. _____________________________ owner, low miles, many extras. $2730 Call 3734010 ask for Bruce 1967 Yamaha 18$, Buy direct from boxcar a,w.hol,lfr /9 So. BARGAIN PICFS 7 Pc. Siclionel with 2 new end tables and ao Motorcycles Feed 67-A Whirlpool Sales & service, 3074 Orlando Or., Sanford, (1st bldg. of Airport Blvd. 323-3434. __ GOOD USED FURNITURE AT Mobile H ome (lank Rcpoiestions. 7 lots Lemon Bluff JACK R. McCLURE hr ' 04 Stop . ..flU .(zrpt. i)rjj,,..', I' I I rii'ttli' 1(111(1 iir !hil('OHY L' II . I' I [' I I tilt's IdjtfI/)pl'U is 11r,iPn.' • % United Freight Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave.. Orlando. Mon.-Fri., 9 to 9, Sat. Ito S. L L.OP4Cv'iO(JU 10 Acres with 2 mobile home'S, one now rented, space for 3rd mobile home. Palatka. Fla Pre Christmas Salt: Side by side 21 cu. ft. Whirlpool RefrigeratorFreezer, was $419. now $629, Big savings on Dishwashers, Ranges, Washers, Dryers. Geneva 111g. & Alt Cond. Serv-authonizect Patterns, etc. $59 lScaslior terms 78 Regisler*d Appaloosa gelding,I yrs. old, beautiful blanket, Lake Mary. 3230*91. Call after 5, $31 7139 for buttonholes, blind Stitch, fancy Horses 66 Gas dryer, Hamilton. like new 1100. cartons, No attachments needed . 669 4191, DeBaryIól 4613 Till We Succeed!" . I - -. - -. 3503 Orlando Or IS to choose from complete camping SINGER WING MACHINES, 1973 ZIg-tag models, some still in price! t.0 rrcnch Ave. 3235200 13 't. T . ii Li REAL ESTATE, townhouses. West 251h St. at Hollt HOMES and APTS, for rent. From $100 mc. Call 123-766 ). HOME 4 bedroom wood frame home, large o..sk Ih,,d"tree'., 7 Ad j acent lots for sale REALTOR IS- 2 ___ Sink into carpets. SANFORD , New 7 and) bedroom 0/:- it ' , . Road ' Better than the normal 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Tile in foyer looks like re.i leather. Beautiful choice of colors in decorating. Fenced yard for ctitdren.Oversi:ed patio, with gas bat be cut grill off large family r oom. Ultra clea n. mid 301 4495 'outh Orange Avenue 323814). - 831 8122 AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. $31 6300 AS5U.',E ' PCI MTG ' • 195$ Lee Road Wint er Park 131 *773 '' I" Stop Urn # ¶Vt1Ib" OtYILI - lriWryjew Hours c.p e!I 'r. a Burin . Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and National MU REALTORS 2S4S Park Dr. $23,900 - 4440110 REALTOR 3 bedroom, 11-3 or two baths, all "Sa nford's Sales Leader" E -$ Owner transferred, make offer on this established 3 bedroom, carpeted and air conditioned home, paneled family room and Quiet fenced yard. Many extras. Only 120.000 Call 322.2420 Anytime "We Don 't low investment, 7$ pct. financing Make lots of room In your closets. An investmen t for thoti v4'iO Sell No Longer Needed Items with MUST SUCCEED and one that CIassilltd Ad. ll provide year s of steady in ___ come. Call collect, 1775 7162 Nice 1, 3 & 4 bedroom hou ses for rent if spIt 3 bedroom, 2 bath with nice Flor as room, dining combination, climate control, kitchen equipped except for refrigerator, carpeting and many rxt•as $35,300. Ex celleust Condition. On large lot about 100' x SOS'. ,;J Frrom rom VALUE. REALTOR - formal dining room, etc. Needs some att en tion, but you must see LIMITED TIME CEI5fl Co" in Altamonte Springs Store s. - I V IAD(AIV rvu1tUfly to rrway SECTION That is thstr,buted to an 10.1 2.4 &9_ 1 111ECUI I!,DOG homes i the area. Adnrtiseri st.o.rtd .fl(tuft fht in tarnoviing tPt,*r urn44 an equal opportunIty c'm$oylif sda! 7 SELF SERVICE COIN OPERATED kWIK KAR WASH available San for d and surrounding area tdI ZZ FIRST TIME ADVERTISED See this 7 bedroom frame and look at what $20,000 will buy, plus one of the prettiest tots In town. Has Ilreplace, gas heat, 3226137; After 5. 373-7111 CLIFF 'J ORDAN - IDYLLWILDE ADVERTISED - t.-f4.'! L*' - P.rsonZsej(y41ce automflicalty bq piec4 in Thvr I .-----.-------.---..- 79 CITY NO CLOSING COSTS -- BARGAIN HUNTER • - SAN SEM KNOLLS-FIRST TIME ADVERTISED-3 bedroo m. 7 FEE 5% DOWN REALTY LAKE MARY AREA a,iu t'quipmen,, boat and motor end other items Ph. 3.49 3449 3775991 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES very near I-I. 361' front on State Road bath l excellent condition. Equipped kitchen, carpel, corner I lot, many trees 175.000. See it I fowl - day It gad So $ft new,OvAiral for II Apply In Person: -.. . ADULT CONDOMINIUM!. IN SANFOjt" ci JOHNNY WALKER rnt Come see it at I acres Realty cdld Villa' 3" *BEST Stenstrom MI _~) _. Sinford, 5 rcirn. I', bath, car Urapc , kIcben equipped, central heat, $200 mc. Will take opt ion, 323623$. Business Opportunities Tomorrow. 73-TruckS and Tr.iticr, . ,' .'.' P.ULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 3271991 19195. A'ench 7174 or 3" 1496 Eve. Sunday, 111 N . Park, Sanford mortgage. W.Wo. fo appreciate. Sternper Agency -, 11 4 acre ranchette. 3 bedroom, V', bath, double car garage. Many extras. Owner will tike 2nd 50 Realtor, 323•5714 to SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL., WP -_ SEE Hall Realty Money its St-Avit'Gn Sat. 111 S Evenings) Benf 60-Autos for Sale 24 CALL OR DROP IN AND !__ PRETTY CORNER LOT GOES WITH THIS exceptional horn, in Houses Rent Un(urnished Start Making Employ., 78-4AotorcyCtéi - _..__ .- GUARDS I Parts. Acce'SS4rieS 32 Experienced sea foo coo'. Apply in person 372521! F Time & Part Time (Days& Drl.ndø (between Holden £ Michigan). Hours Ie Men..Frl. - 3)005. U. i, 17.92, Sanford i Traders Mature kitchen held Waited 131.49$ $t. North St. Pet,.. Fla. 33714. EMPLOYER - Trat-1 - Pearson Corporation 5725 Carrier Transportation r, Two bedroom duplex furnished apartment. 4220 Orlando Drive, San'ord. EA NERS COUNTY BUS BOYS I Call 322-2611 at (305) 441 $271. or write to Mills. • DISHWASHERS $ IIIW.2nd. St. New "Norge` equipped coin laundry located at E. 25th St. Palmetto. Low down pa yment. easy to qualify. F or Information: Call Geo. CaheIO, in Wint er Park, so-Stamps. Coins - INTERESTED? DRY CL PERSONNEL 71-Antiques 1150 S. Orange Ave. t 4 AVALONAPARTMEPIITS ADULTS NO PETS takes two hours to run. - SEMINOLE RESTAURANT 70-Swap and Trade 11 i'Varchois. O.ti.i lei.aI,d . nice quiet neighborhood. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, tat- in kitchen. end family room. if you're tired of lking, you should see this. $371500. owner will carry mor, tgage. setting, OBSERVE all our lower priccj horse-s like Our SpecIal 3 tcdrooir, among In, pines. Only 121,300. ' Convenient and charming, just DeBARY.lovely' large one bedroom, air, adults. 664 4126 or 322 ICSi COIN LAUNDRY-CO!N Slate Retirement plan, paid u-wanten 10 OIlY ,,' fables Camp Seminole. 3221420. Houses for Sale garden-like In choice locat ion. $39,000. lem ( * SECRETARY * 4-Equipment for Rent It Help Wanted 61-BuiUing Materials 63-Machinery and Toots V. CLAKA APARTMENTS 111 WJ2t. St. Buiine'ss now grossing $.f0 per veck Excellen t potential for quick gO it with an aggressive sample arii sales program, T6---Ma le.Female - 62-La wn and Garden Trailers & Apts. 2 Adult parks, 3 Family parks. 3511 Hwy 1792. Sa,i ford,373.19)O; Day, Wk., Mo __________ Park. Shorthand, do you went extra Cash fur Christmas? We hSve temporary asignments and 15$ 'or f# you Start howl Call Norreli. 1211 Lee Ro Winter Park, 6 41, EI1, -needed for lit. Furnished Apartment, 8*1 Magnolia Ave. 2 bedroom, $120, mc. 110 damage deposit. Call 37302*1. Area Includes Geneva, Lake Her. ney, Rest Haven and Mullet Lake SECRETARIES-Dictaphone or work week. Numerous fringe benef its star? $2 95 per r..,r Apply 1 p.m. City Hall, Maitland. 59-Musical M.rchandts.e Two bedr oom, furnished apt, adults only. $160 month. 323 5111 or 322after 3o.m. Furnithid one bedroom du adults, no pets. 322.3410 a fler 1. SAN-MO.PARKS, 1.2.3 Bedroom time and full time. Apply DRIVER-COLLECTOR For s&nht3tion truck operation. 4 day 54-Bicycles furnished Call 323 0110. GENEVA Hunts Aides, Kitchen help, part Used car mechiiic, excellent pay and working conditions. Working knowledge of all dumestic and - import cars. Apply In person. Jack Davis, Bill Baker Volkswagen, 32)95 17Q2 Merchandise 2 bedroom furnished apartment. Adults only. $130 mo. Utilities AVAILABLE IN Aged Lady to liv e In Companion for elderly lady. Light Housekeeping. Own Iran. soo,lation Call 373737$ HELPERS. Good wages. apply in person to 81.0 Rooting Corn pany, 131 Seminole Blvd.. Casulberry. investment Property PARK AV2NUE MOBILE PARK 21.45 Park Drive, )fl-2*61 SANFORD HERALD ,Middle ROOFERS. Exper,nc.d In built up roofing. Also ROOFERS 44-Income And .4 :!IYI VP 2 Eedroern mcb'le Peme evgl'at,le Oct. 24 and 2 bedroom cottage. No alcoholic beverages, no pets. 41 4 assistance. Experience In real estate not essen tial, license FULL TIME Apartments Rent 12 BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY necessary. Call Larry Saxon, REALTOR, District Sales Manager, $30 5500. AVON CHRISTMAS EARNINGS can help make the holidays hap. pier for your entire familyt It's easy selling fine AVON products. Call n; 641 3019. Young man would like anotp'.'r young man to share rent of trailer Utilities and linens furnished. 372- ASSOCIATE PICTUf4 ESsave time, come browse' through pictures of our 'inmes ')C E THIS Impressive A bedroom STEREO SPECIAL Furnished Seminole County (Longwood. Sanford Branch) office. You'll be supported by extensive ad. vertlllng, and managerial PREFER PART TIME - •--• 31 Roberts & Oilman, Central Florida's Leader, has 1 opening in their DISTRIBUTORSHIP Wanted-Welders - One bedroom, carpeted, air, kitchen equipped. $105 322-2796. AGE - -'PARTMENT& 1SOSW.2Jth St, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, c ar pet ing 1. drapes. Pool. Kitchen equipped, 3 dildren ICtf'fWtd. Call 322 2C?0. - 200 *att, AX6000 Garrard rorn mnent Set, rig 110, now only t?sl Also aattab1e Ipealers. ..icne's and Garrard IrF, .- 817 W. 1st St. 322-5641 BROKER each. - C.A.Whiddon, Sr., Broker Mobile Homes Appliances 52 For We have a flEW 1972 demo 12 going at an unheard of 327 lIlIday, 323 GALS eve. SEE THIS charming older I bedroom In choice loclon among towering oaks. $32,100. 1 - REAL ESTATE SALES PHONE Get cash buyers for a small nY vestment. Place a l*wcoit Classified d for results, Real Estate $4-Garage Name wand vaums, $49 VS. 1*191 Now '7) Singers. 1.51 IS I) I I (iENEVAGARDEN 0501. ADDRESS Custodian wanted. Apply t Enter. jxi$. Schut, 711 Main St., En. t9ri5e. For Rent paid teach a few selec t qualified people. EVEREST REALTY, INC. 1601 S. 17 92. Maillano, NAME Experienced only, gr ader oeretors. Apply ir, person to Whitaker Paving, Sanford Airport, Buildng 100, between 730 and 1:30 am Ph. 3271415. Lots For Rent 42-Mobile Male Help Wanted commission, hrtspitaliri,tlon, and paid vacation J for icens.ed sates people Ex peniencad preferred, but will IJIIJ IL P40.t.ONGEI7 - pct. 60 - u' 'ir end c.enoe.ng at Camp Seminole. No alcoh!: beverages. 3374470. 14-Camptng.Resofls Il-Houses for Sate FOI RFAIITIJtII IflwI.jwnhlc,?c for sale or lease, callut. A Travel & Recreation ii-Wanie II Houses Rent cairnichr'rl - ________________. Rooms. for Rant -- - 37'-Businets 29 Secretay yur Johnr.y rc.? Let ma hlp. Tutoring In all subjects for elementary age students. Call 323737* after 4:00. --L: and Found friome ____________________________ Payton 17 Week CNcrd Cors Harry Wester, 323-1379 3--Crnet3ries 35-Mobile ______________________________ - PIANO LESSONS ,,i I' I - itt t'Ornr tnt.tO ydrU, large ut ility sh ed In rear, payments, $I 1 00. Assume mortgage, no qualifying, immediate possession. 04 SpaniSh. Mediterranean. rrencP. Provinc ia l b.room -ets. sip (t'O(C from, WI) to $15 9 7 Baby sitter in my hem. '3 pm. to I -. a m. Own transportation. 3fl-124 Institutional cook want ed Company anorwomantoroomandbar;n Nice I bedroom house for rent Great RETIREE INVESTMENTI or '3229979. country home. Ph. 3225840 benefits. Apply in person. Sanford Building Includes 3 attractive anytime. Naval Academy. Bar Maid See Mr. opts. Will make nice residence McLella n, Nlghth if I with good rental income, 521.500. Large room with prIvete l. bath. 3:2-9979 Realty, 322-1301 Prferences required Ph. 373.1176 c.te.-Par, time. Can you .a3J4awathaAve. a? 11 2 you are over 75, and have a ten - ___ - - __ _____ -. Insurance D^ vnø*biø rr, nod wiI'!fl7 to Wk 0i pI.4 Apartments Rent from 3 P.M. to 9 p.m. you can iv bedroom house In country. Adu!t re1pnhibtIity, eccurare typ.st, Unfurnished only, no pets. $130 mc. 1sf & last d make $200 weekly. Based on one mature, salary commensurate mo. rent & 130 damage deposit sale a night selling the only t . -. -.--with ability, five day week, 9-5. Cell after 6 P.M. 322.6211. complete Clack History Library. Unfurnished two bedr oom apt., air & Really. 372 1301 South Seminole area. $344020. heat, carpeting throughout, - Fcr appointment, Call Orlando, --- 2H,.vattta Ave at 17 97 CUIp5JO equipped bedroom nwse, •uvii, no pets *ticn,n. IllS ma. In Wanted: RNs and LPNs. Apply In 34414. cluding wat er & garba ge. 323-1340 . $150 mo. plus security deposit. Ph. person, Sanford Nursing and 3230616. Convalescent Center, 933 Children's outgrown clothes, toys Two bedr ooms, I bath, wall to wall Me'lonvilii Ave., Sanford, and furniture sell quickly with a 2 Bedroom furnished house for lent. carpeting, drapes, c en tral heat ctassifiec Id. $125 per month. Call 323-5700. Accountant .Bookkeeper. 1500 up, air. Fully ecuipped kltthen depending on experience. An with dishwasher. Call Mrs. derson Employment Service. 830 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE, up to WiCtl'tent2y 323-4452. 34 Mobile Homes Rent 0166, Instructions 2-la Memoriam Rent MaIe.Ferk 11tInWntns4 1 0 to come back BALL REALTY t tir 711 P4.Oak. Sanf or d THIS WEEK AT UNITED FREIGHT SALES - i-Cards of Thanks 32-Houses Female HclpWanted I JOHN SAULS AGENCY CHARMING, L A RGE OLDE DEIR HOME, S bedrooms, 4 baths, paneled dining room, central teilt and air, with hardwood floors. 4 fireplaces on cor ner lot $74 as one of Mrs. Baumgartner's dogs!" ______ - rre - j 6 1 - Ideal Location 0 "If there's anything to reincarnation, I'd like treati" 1_~__. - / . kitchen, carpet, $2500 down, 28 .. ' ____________________ Miscellaneous ___ 322 0648 43 L.ngc,.s private financing. 323-hoe, Lake Mary. .J - k ' Dexter as ' "I wish Farm Fresh Rabbit. any ouantltv. government Inspected. c 'a pound, 32211)2. - . . 1 -141)1~ buthel,yellow sQuash. 13 bu. picked. $3.30. 1:30a.m. III sunset, Cain Farms, 46 West from San ford, to Orange Blvd., Right Orange Blvd. at Adventure Camp, left on Delaware. 373-0340 before I am., ?"' 7:30 .m, 1a.m.. 3:30p.m. 7-4"otels _,,, You p. green Lens, Department Hours _______ ZIG ZAGS . Qltort New custom built 3 bedroom, large $ CHOICE LOCATION t.-o yew CH three bedroom. 2 bath home. Florida room, central heat and air, satl t wall carpet, tJ5.X%) Terms P 830-5500 Inc. PLAZA •r(MP PARK 13)6323 Terms 372 3931 so Houses for Sale 2321 Park Dr. 372 2111 REALTOR After hours CLIFF JORDAN BRAND NAME I bedroom, 1 bath home In excellent cond it ion. $15 Roberts & Gilman - 1.4 - I 11 11 Small Lot 1 - W. __________________________ VARY 1 SANFORD CT. MOTEL Rated For Consecutive lflrIoçc- No Ch,-m-1 " I located on a low traffic street. This home f ea tur es a family roo m, dining room, and bIt of trees. Call Doris Belt, ASSOC, to see it lOOny 3726691 ILr bedroom. 7 bath, central heat and air, two car garage. fenced yard, with 10 assorted citrus trees. convenient to shoppino area Jim Hunt Realty - Nearly everyone. So, if your future 5 tied to several, you should look Into this line 3 bedroom home. C on ven ien t to good schools, and 1100 E. 751h 5.., Sanford -. h - TAFFER REALTY Near 436 East ' 41 - WHO LIKES CHILDREN? , .. ,IiL '<'r' 11 I The Longer Your Ad Runs Beautiful Riverfront I "'*' -_ __-_ Houses for Sale )fl 9211 In This Pape r, People Are Reading It Today. Is ORLANDO.WINILR PiT __ . r.. Large black male dog Ph. 323. 1719 - Boat in the way? Sell it last and Msy with a low cost ClaSSified ad! KULP REALTY ~~, Found 003 First St.. 322 7212 - FOUND 6tnru 2$ times 21c a line 25 timis ...........22c a line ($1.75 MII41MUM CHARGE) .• '_' 15445 irc-ni.h Ave REALTY 323 606 1 or 373 0517 central heat, kitchen equipped, carport, 119,000. ItSOdown, $147.15 r mo , on mortgage balance, REALTY SANFORD ' . ' -11 Ai F Want Ad - - P.M......orft Houses for 41 M. UNSWORTH Three bedroom, I bath, carpeted. ______ Ads 5 1 thruStimes ( Want to Sell something? A small invfltment In a CIataIfltd Ad will bring results. ouses •r Cain Get Cash buyers 104 a small in l6w cost v e stment,Place Getting ready to move? Sell esCuts I )S 1 extras. 16 x 22 Pool. Choice Te r ms - II to # I 11 T~-_ ' il_~' -. many 1' 4:,' ri / V' ~i _, , O,L __ H items quickly with a Classified "P-fotline". A.ulti or 'cent Want - Your r . I ..._iI .1 If Action jUUJIVu .DU. : ini- 1 Free. 644.2027 for "We Care"- Ask for . - by Gill Fnx -, --- - 'ARE YOU ROUBI O7CaU Toll Orlando 831.9993 Into I ,.., Can Plp Winter Park- All SIDE GLANCES Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Seminole 322.2611 Get _____ FACED WITH A DRINKING PRO BL!M 1 ________ ___1_1_==_1i_ ~~ rYiriSing tee Fill MOWinij Service Edgr'q, ReaSOnabl,J1,teq I'323 _121 Lawn Clean lip, and Ligt'3 Hauiing TrImblay, 323-2774 WaNpaper Hanyv 11111111111111 PAUL SLAT ER Professional Wallpaper hanger Licensed Residential Commercial V rce' U '.'".i'i's P1' 322 V] 11111111111111111111 WeD Drilhlig DICK JOYCE WELL DRiLLlN' 3" and larger, pumps, sprinklers Water Condit loners, 3324610 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and s i tes 'e repair and STIflE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO )07W. 2nd St. 3276123 �- ____________ ________________ --_-__U 12A-The Santord Herald . . ___ _-_-_ _ _________________________ __________________________________________________ .Wednesday, Oct. 31, 1973 IJ n OUiu De cusy; Wear With Flu '** adat S d From Orlan'.o N Iva By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS visiting Cairo and other and promised a list of all its President Anwar Sadat of Mideast capitals next week. POWs withiz three days. Egypt said today Egyptian He said there would be an Defense Minister Moshe Da- immediate exchange of forces could easily defeat Israeli units on the west bank of yan told the Israeli parliament wounded prisoners and Israel that Egypt has provided a list of would take the first step by the Sutz Canal. "Militarily this is easy," he 82POWs - * of them injured freeing 75 wounded Egyptians. said. "The east bank forces of the Egyptian 3rd Army are well tntrenched while the rest and World larger part of this army is now behind the Israeli forces on the west bank." But be said he was holding back to avoid more war and bloodshed. Sadat's view of an endangered Israeli force conflicted BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) - Northern with Tel Aviv's claim that It has Ireland's largest armed Protestant group says it will start the Egyptian 3rd Army surpatrolling theMO-mile border between Northern Ireland rounded and at its mercy on the and the Irish Republic at midnight tonight to prevent east bank of the canal, guerrillas of the Irish Republican Army from crossing. S.idat al.so told a news confer"We are determined the hord'r 5kdI 1w shut," said a . Ctru t Ld must It.r the Ubkr tktthe As' tatwn. 'All roads pull back the troopson the west will be blocked and manned24 hours a day by patrols of side of the canal to the lines thousands of UDA men. they held at the time of the first cease-fire 'gi Oct fl before he will exchange prisoners of war. PHNOM PENH (AP) A hand grenade killed st least Israel had reported Tuesday sit persons and wounded more than 10 in a crowded fish that an exchange of wounded market at dawn today. Police officials said it was a POWs was Imminent, terrorist attack. The man who threw the grenade escaped. Sadat said his officers were The government reported its troops drove off Khmer pressing him to let them wipe Rouge insurgents 16 miles northwest of Phnom Penh who out the twaeli fotm on the had been blocking the highway to the rice fields in norwest bank of the canal bu t he thwest Cambodia, but the rebels still held 10 miles of the was holding back to give p road northwest of the city. The government said Its forces dent Nixon time to prevail on also had launched an operation to retake Kep, a town in the israe1i. to withdraw. the ceth! D.rovilnce Of Kmpct. -j He dic.'ited NiC rtry al State Henry A. Kiiger this week told acting forelgn minister, Ismail Fabmy they believe the Israelis should UNITED NATIONS N.Y. (AP) UNICEF, the United withdraw. Nations Children's Fund, °xpects to realize more than $3 Fahtny was to be followed in million from Its annual trick-ortreat Halloween collection In the United States ton&ht. The annual collection by Washington by Israeli Premier American children provided a large part of the $8,00,00C Golda Meir, who left Tel Aviv raised by the U.S. Committee for UNICEF in 1972. The this morning for the United States, other major activity is the Christmas card sale, which .Wt' irncdttcly Iter Halloween. W±gto crci .i zasinger plans to pursue his quest for pace in the Middle East by ROME (A?) - Romaa Uled their bathtubs, water cans and jugs today In preparation for a four-day drought. water company will turn off the supply at midnight tonight so workmen can connect new aqueduct pipes outside the city. The company said this would insure an adequate water supply for the rapidly growing city for the ixon next century. Fashion Squar c 'b Sanford's own Donna Lou (Harper) Askew accompanied her husband Gov. Reubin Askew to Walt Disney World Saturday when he was keynote speaker at the state convention for Democratic Women's Clubs from all-Florida. Highlighting the luncheon meeting, which attracted over 300 persons to the Continental Room of the Contemporary Hotel, was a fashion show featuring the latest modes from the vast and exciting collection at Robinson's to precede the grand opening of the ultra-modern fashion center Monday. Fashions featured pantsuits, which will still be the rage this fall. Soft, bright fabrics and created into designer's dreams with sequins and glitter setting the pace for drama tic holiday gowns. Hats were shown for day and after-five wear, and make-up fliis taken on a new trend, especially a softening of the eyes. Accompanying photos gives a preview of Holida fashions from Robinson's r - News Briefs - FOLLOWING IN THEIR FOOTSTEPS (I to r) Charlotte Weydig, Helen Faizone, Wynona French, Dorothy Langknecht, Fannette Edwards, Ruth Winter, Julia Harr. (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) Protestants Patrol S Honors tar C By FANNE1FE F1)\S%Iti)S herald Correspondent DELTONA-The Deltona Star Club honored Its past presidents at their regular month ly meeting in the Cornniunity Center with a pleasant skit written and directed by Charlotte Weydig, vice. president. It was all In rhyme and the participants carried outlines of a large foot, denoting that they 6 Die In Market Blast - ser' following lit fteir -foot steps." Taking part were Helcn Falzone, Wynona French, Dorothy Langknecht, Ruth Winter, Fannette Edwards, Julia Ilarr and Charlotte Weydig as commentator. Past presidents honored and receiving a gift from the club were Marguerite Fisher, first president and one of the organIers of the club In 1966, Past Presidents In '(7; '-rv-d from Evelyn Peters, 1968; Irene Demnskc, 1969; Aida Davis, 1970; Carolln' Woener, 197); Elects Bird, 1972; and Gladys Granneman, 1973. New members present were Mr. a nd Mrs. Robert Merrow formerly of Batavia, Ill., and Mrs. Wilfred Cadley, formerly of New York City. Mrs. May Jacobson of St. Pete.rsburg was a guest. The refreshment committee, s', h - irr Mrs W.W. (rod, chairman, Mrs. Vera Curry, Mrs. Herman Burger, Mrs. John Weaver and Mrs. William Cracralt, served a delicious luncheon of sandwlches, cake, cookies, coffee, tea, candy mints and nuts. r - - n £9 She is expected to reiterate to o. the Presidiuit three basic demands of Israeli policy: facetomandsof face laLka with the Arabs leading to a signed peace treaty, retention of key pieces of territory seized by iel in 1961. p1 Tr,i 'vaw WWI Trees • rYOUNG LlGUSTRUw kITJJBEF$_ _ Crissy Wilkening, niece of the selected a becoming floor garlands of baby's breath - and satin bows held long white bride was flower girl. Her gown length gown of multl.colored burning tapers and cast a soft was identical to the other at- chiffon with long sleeves and Anne glow toward the white pile dleu tendants and she carried . a she Wore a white carnation Miss Barbara C0C. 5 Wilxenlng, daughter of Mr. and which served as the focal point natural ho-peep basket oi after the Immediately Jacquelyn roses and Autumn nit, rs. Arnold flOiu G. nLlI en1ng was of the wedding scene. Mrs. was held reception th wedding, a glow carnations accented wi U' H olyMa imony united uuOfly ' 1.. Naval ub 8. u .sflY8i Mrs. Linda M. Walker, sister satin ribbons and baby's at ur C. P.O. ClUu son of John Batts Arie, Training Center, Orlando. The of the bride served as matron of breath. Mrs as 'IO -was decorated reception SaturdayY, Oct&ober 6 im at• honor. 11cr gown was of Ruby hank Tuip was best man and manner. bridal traditional u velvet with Empire waistlln., ushers were Doug Arie, the A tiered wedding cake was cut white lace collar antique The doubi ring deep cuffs. She wore a mat.bridegroom's brother and an served by Linda Walker service was David Johnson. and Sara Arie. Baptist Church of Oviedo wi th ching satin ribbon in her hair himC The bride's mother was C0wvu uiC5S the Rev. A.F. jjg pastor and carried a basket of Autumn .4 or going lovely in a floor length gown f away ouuit and the orchid from of the church officiating. Clew carnations roses' r >1'sofilia Father John Picciano recited po'ns aqua-blue crepe with a lace her bridal bouquet. bodice and sleeves. Round the opening prayer. After a we&Ung trip through Mrs. Terri Wilkening, Ow rhinestone buttons were the Western states in their William Henry Martin, featured at the front of the gown organist, presented an ap-• brid groom's and she chose contrasting camper they will beathorn A. IA)u* jroprlate wedding recital. Tangelo aangeiui-ar. slsterworegownsidenticalto .4' hA brunette bride - ' rlTwaflI Out-of-town guests were frem "" the honorvers attendant and carried was a',tsion oiliness in her a smaller Mrs Douglas Arle, grand- North Carolina New York and i on of her basket uOOC-u.flhlui wedding gown o mother of the bridegroom Melbourne. white velvet lavishly appliqued of )WCTS. with dainty circlets of white lace outlined and centered with pearls and crystal beads. The gown was fashioned along the Empire Silhouette 1l sleeves and featured and a round neckline. Infantry She carried a bouquet of bridal pink roses in the form of ANSBACH, Germaay (All) - since the beginning of this year. slanted a second lieutenant after a cross, centered with a 'me S. 1st Infantry Division Plc Kalvick will serve for two h.tint, graduated from Washing removable corsage of white brought 11,000 men, two women years and the lieutenant for ton College In Delaware in 1972. orchids and accented with satin and one evening gown to West three years. a drama major in liberal arts. leaves, ribbons, baby's breath Germany for field training exHer father is a banker and and miniature white car- eses. I.A. Thornton was commis- her mother a teacher. nations. • The evening gown belongs to The church was decorated Lt. Gene Thornton, 23, of Midwith tluee identi cal standing dietown , Del., a 5-foot-5, 117J baskets of white gladioli, porn pound member of the Women s $ pons, carnations, ferns and Army Corps. baby' s breath The family "I brought the gown along In Lntlii*r, n t'r 1 pews were marked by large %3 '-AL'U'Lf 'F tiLl L-t'l l '5 my footlocker, Just In case," .JjFU'I white satin bows and Counti she said. DELTONA-A Japanese tea Hubbell, Mrs. John Router and Ferns. "My real name is Eugenia, ceremony was -presented by- Mrs. James Van cleaves. I 'T'win fltvr 0nnAnMit of whit&' fAr I nm oh W mvfnth*r JIJ l4i Mrs. Franklin Hudson, first ;;iii mrough t first ever in my family to go Mrs. Kenneth Davis to mem. overseas, except for a couple of hers of Deltona Woman's Club. vice-president, presided in the She served tea to her guest, absence of president Dottie distant cousins in World War II S Cecil Halbert, as she Langknecht. ii i .% ' They did not come back." New members introduced by She said the nickname CxplaIned the setting and the I 4 "Gene" helps when she signs history of this most beautiful Mrs. Wilhelm Stuhrenberg, second vice-president and ceremony, 0111(111 Army correspondence. membership chiirman, were stated that the ceremony She "The people who uet p Mrs. Bernard Benz, Mrs. John and it was first formulated by Budtens think I am a man S. Canton, Theresa Daly, hundreds gets better results," she said. dhist monks in China, Mrs. ' Deem, Plc. Connie Kalvick, 19, 5.2 and of years ago, then brought to Elizabeth : survives. Marguerite . Falvey, Mrs. where It still Japan, about 20 pounds, is the other 1st Calvin Gertrude Lee, A short business meeting WE Division WAC who came here the ceremony. Malmquist, Mrs. LaVernePohl, wearing combat gear and a followed fatigue uniform. She Is from Refreshments preceeded the Mrs. Gl:n Reeder, Mrs. Stefan meeting. Hostesses for the day Sivak, Mrs. Albert Sleeter, Mrs. Mnot, N . D. LoU' ch int 1.1. Thornton were Mrs. Frederick Perticr, Melvin Siegenfus and Mrs. t1U1113, M1 5. UILI flUUIIUit "0426C. have been In the Army • • apanese Tea QLi ('lit l 1b4'' ff" () ,'k 05 U • 50 lb. - - BUGS IN YOUR LAWN*' SAFETY KILLERS HERE ii' FERTLIZERS -£ I 4-f- H 50 1. BASS ' H10RCANIC 40% 64-64 J TRUS ''' 2.1 319 269 : e \J 1 1' ' i? J_!. AR 1 698- 1 Ô I Prints *05 ,sOYt HOTLL-off C$0OS SOY A NEW SUPPLY - - I j'J' : 1i 7 Reg. 368 Gabblg* - H J L....,.4 TT'-- -4 - s -- - - - S Wit eremony I The October meeting of th e Periwinkle Circle of the Deltona Garden Club was held on Oct. 17 at 9:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. John Faizone wi th i - - - - - - j$her toy!" Cream Clearasil II .65 oz. Tube - UquW Laxative Shooter N M1r = 2% 2 0 I * Compldon iIUIJ From Slides MR 1 300 - lug Q 7 a' IfhVa 16o, 109 CAIIOIXN tilt/iCE says her part-time Job at Wallpapers, ' Etc. In the Greater Mall, Casselberry seems slowly to be changing to almost fulitime as the area expands and grows busier. A housewife wi th a grown daughter, she found too much time on her hands, so she took the Job at I Wallpapers, Etc., a shop specializing in wallpapers and other wall coverings a I Cold Medication / ifchi'CzcocM' ' -s. - n _t "A" nil fl1'- £21iauct, ai4fl,(,&U(Za A '/ l ..... citv u,&J - - _----- -T - -.- - - 4: • 1 • , ii- ' It, OATS Ici.pap1iauai ,4duCe' ( d4 W?2 1C C?? ad/ig44td 9x fTh 1 ini'hi I fl(T1 IS,. (L to n nnaLAf1 Z.4.,-ijci I' /0 V . 40 un /0 - (-nn.,i MORE FURNITURE . L IS . Y. 17-92 _______________ I) f'(Ii('(lI('(! Sup1mriers Mir ( , , ii_, Mat Let 11(1(1(1 1-." . Ii P().S.Sj 1)l(' I'()l '1 1 utta Of if) Proudly Enur Its 1"i.viIi h'UI The guild, an award-winning performing ballet company affiliated with Southeastern Regional Ballet Association, was adjudicated in the "Top Ten" in the Southeast tast Spring. Bdiiet Gulki, a iiüiipfli chartered organization, is sustained entirely by donations, contributions, individual sponsorship and civic support The contributions provide dance scholarships and defray all expenses allied with staging productions and touring. Help support Ballet Guild to keep the guild contributing to the cultural life of the community as well as putting Sanford-Seminole on the map during the forthcoming season. MEMBERSHIP PLANS - CntMtFiCf fl4dZbflt46 a&t ey4. 41ad'oi a4u' 1o. 'no' 'I/ all, UJAI i PLUML3UGINC "' OR SPARKLING SEQUINS Sheer, full, flowing tilerald Photo by Jean Patteson) . 1 m- CALL - - . 4 -. Va F C tn r 1 A i1 C0Ad4 IC I119 2 , / -. s4-d.w Ekctric PERIWINKLECIECLE X. - - _ - - TOO lOT LEEP' r Bedroom TH The November mee ting wIll be a tour of Tupperware International Headquarters and Dardens on Nov. 14. - rice. ~Mi Polaroid Square dell thing I$ sW 11saw Doll \iA95 T)L the only At AM/FM Radio GALLON FERTILIZER BUY ONE-GET ONE . riouxy*A CHARCt ORTIJO LAWS • ROSE' wuA.MUITIPUSPOSE J O3OO$MORiV*'1!'! M*1*09 FtmD1altal _____ LTTJ Clock Radio MEN V NEW GARDEN SEEDS 1011 FALL-Spitifors GARN II R 0 N 5SI$t1T. MINOW too. ,i.OWDI.tOO rG'!iNWV' I t --. - -- co-hostess. There were 12 members present. DELTONA - The Carnation Circle of the Deltona Garden Mrs. Albert Croninger, an Club went on a field trip to instructor first class of the liontoon Island for their Ikenobo School of Ikebana, October meeting and also had a gave a talk on Japanese Flower plant study and picnic. Arranging and then conducted Mrs. John a workshop. Attending were Routter, president, Mrs. The November meeting will Howard Elroy, Mrs. William be held at the home of Mrs. Ruthrauff, Mrs. Elizabeth Humphery Jackson with the Knight, Mrs. Edgar Harding, Cardenla Circle as guests, on Mrs. David Cook, Mrs. Wflliaii Nov. 21. Mrs. John Christmas of Cander, Mrs. David Lew6, Apopka will present a MISS Mae Harding and Miss Terrarium Workshop. Margaret Rowland. - ir 6 Ft. Maple Trees 511 it.;tivii IV[AiUJRE - CARNATION CIRCLE -- tw uU41100 10 POPULAR VARIETIES EASY TO FPOM Con'TAMIRS Ali YOUNG TREES. A! U-jMj 6-6r6 Garden Circles e zuiC, . "ia i J U. Jand 1 O Heautiful 3 ft Norfolk Island Pines 5O for lOO FT. I IORGROW1NG TOHEOOES 40 HEALTHY -I 17511 I W - Vows In Double Ring Rites One Evening Gown Arrives In Gennanv With 60 VIA 6gWep ' By LIZ MATHIEUX Herald Correspondent a ) .' ___________ ___________ . GLITFER GALORE Capturing Holiday magic Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) • Berry -- --.. ' The Brand New Melcor 400 SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR '. :, •.:.: IL I Probe Embassy Staffing .', •::.-. -- - ru WASHINGMN (0) IsSolons Laos radli Prime Mlnlstat Golda Meir is coming to the United States to confer with 1'resident Nixon on Thursday about the Middle East crisis, the White House announced today. WASIIINGION (AP) - A meat Operations subcommittee Deputy Press Secretary Ger- House subcommittee is seeking on foreign operations, told a aid L Warren also said Nixon to determine whether the State hearing Tuesday that the State would meet on Wednesday with Deportment deliberately tin- Department apparently Egypt's acting Foreign Minis- derestimated Its embassy violated personnel regulations tar Ismall Fahniy, who began staffing needs In, Laos to "LEt order to keep a low profile exploratory talks with Seae- Congress in order to minimize In Laos," tary of State Henry A. Kisain- the U.S. presence there. "Now they're having to admit ger on Monday on ways to settle For whatever reasons, the they didn't ask enough money the Middle East conflict. General Accounting Office to do the job and they had to As pars of what he called iGAO) said Tuesday, the US. violate the rules with local Nixon's "efforts to bring lasting embassy in Vientlane. Laos, hires," Cornish said. peace to the Middle East," violated State Department Warren said the President also staffing practices by suppleFrank C. Conahan, associate would meet, at 6pm. today at menting its personnel with dot- direcor of the GAO's Interhis Camp David, Md., retreat ens more hired locally, national division, aid the emwith Soviet Ambaasador AnatoNorman Cornish, deputy staff bassy did have an abnormally ly F. Dobrynin, who has been a director for the House Govern- small American staff. go-between in the US-Soviet diplomatic moves spawned by the latest outbreak of fighting In the troubled region. Warren said Mrs. Meir's haztily arranged visit was by "mutual agreement." He said the precise timefr the session, which presumably will be held at the White House, had not v• , been set, but was expected to * take place at about noon on A*wm o f 1) VAs*wE41ouM Thursday. $ •- - r"n . -:. - - - . tr The - -. -_ - Roman Drought :- :.. :• ', .-...; - Exchange ;: -;: The November meeting will take place on Nov. 23, at 111a.m. It will he a combination Tha nksgiving-Christmas party and members are asked to bring their mates. dketting. Barbai-a Anne - - - 6 t China - - - UNICEF Collects Meets With N Thursday 1 -4 ( - Meir Wednesday, Oct. 31, 1973-18 The Sanford Herald Israel Defeat At Suez loft ____________________________________ $10.00 .......................................Sponsor 20.00 ......................................... Angel $25.00tO$50.00 ................................. Patron I $51.00 to$100.00 ................................ Benefactor 1 •'' i 'c / ,' 'P'I SALES CASSELBERRY �_____ _____ _________ _____ ----- -- ----- --- - - ______ -1_ •- - -------- - ------------ -- - - .- -. -. - _1 _._ _ .---_ - - . - - - - - - - - p-:-. - -. Wersday, Oct. 33. Ji7. -jL The Sanford Herald 2 B-The Sanford Herald ____ n Tortilla ________________________________ j.... /jJfrj : _ _________ Casserole 't4h ot!1&ht U to ectn a1mot an thing In the 1uga9e 01 homtw*r bound American travelers. arcnt surprised to flnd a hand- these lul of vanilla be, I flI1fl Ut UIitiili I I - I a.-Til dille AA.l 1 pA kAgV t-M 11)111110 1 1flUHd thv-J&•d iJkIg VE 3 I .. - = -------- __ . -- -__ . - I - - __ -- I-- __- _. . , -- - - L:i~~ - - _. jp~L. *,- - ,-- - __ _,. -_- - _ _iw~ -- . ~ _ _I~111111111 Z_____ _: , - - '# e~x.lk~ _-M %~ ,~ _.. r Reserved WINN-D001! SYORIS INC COPYRIGHT lt~3 * $ ! :~ U, .1 I41 i . I ;3 I_ 1.- P"L . q LARG a z - i____ - at I y r- 0 A - ~___ __ __ __ .. _-. -___ __._ __ -____ -___ - - .- - ____ m------ ___ I-- __ . .___ __ __ ---- - __- -.------ - __ ____~ __ - 1! : . -_ - place of 1 cup of weft ziavored 16"3G_F__Im II y - .I . - - L . Apples. I ~ HAII[VIEST FRESH VINE RIPE 6- L ,A4A11 ., ,J t I `_1 ~ . A - I -_ I s Pastr y Apple Strudel . . 23 .14 a I --- -- .- ad .. - - -, 4ULJ1'J IJLJL .. VA.SIU.A 1oráY SLW - e. a-* ,12 Margarine t I'l , :tIl FOR 59 2 Crisp Celery . 9 s U S No I IEGUL&R VINT VUf - vV - q A JUICE - I -I i J i.~".ri.jl --k,L- Cran erries I . - . 0 0 0 9 '-is- 33c 65c . 0 0 A p ple Cider. 1 (sib . ASTOR UNSWIFTINI[D GRAPEFRUIT JUG . . . . Green Onions 71,; 2 PKr,s. 49c . . Corn FILBIRT S SOFT \_, Margarine MAZOLA V & c 46-., A. III Toostees 2 :; $J ENDIV E, ISCARO(F. 1OiHt. RADISHES 05 AG 69•c) w Juice 11, A. 99C &w. . I 6-*x. zw~ __ I. 0 , .. STALKS 49c .' . I cups an-punpose flow 1U.SLJ .Makes good contrast ' WjT J' J I i' ( . . ••• 0 Potatoes Pxc; . t- .- 4 39c • _Z JUMBO TA(ES , KC • 3 ,,)a,,. $i10 A, - . LETTUCE - - A. 11-::L Lemons At o . 0 a 0 . . 3 9011 ,-,, $110 r 100 - - FRESH JUIC`y Saltines - ._11-`.1 DIXIE STORES .- - - -_ -. - I . I Nov ., W Reserved. ~_ 7, Tomatoes C1ACkI VEGETABLE SOUP 1: _ A - V * THRU WED. NOV. 7 I 1, it ,~, . .:,1 . ~. . 1044-ar. CANS THRIFTY MAIO VlOtTARIAM vanilla I;ugar. ~r -_ ID TOMATO 05 CANS ThIIFYT , Ii - _- - . tmpoori vaniHa ex - . -. . lo;:,-or. If you have dtffkully getUng % ~, ORANGE F 7'm~ - I . .1. A F Quantity Rights EGGS DOZEN SAUCE - - . - _. - - . Jort-0 7 A-14111it. . It, too. k I -I% '- I y I,,, d #7 SUPRaRAND USDA INSP. OR. AFR!SHFLA. THRU WED. NOV. eMMi q_um .,- y cowroog Fiziiiiiiiinow -.1, 17 1 .- ,C 5 AV E MOO WACkC --_ . .1 I Ah TOMATO / ; I .... ,, ~-)_-r~v , ! -1 %*I i ___ glass of milk; the kidswUl love / 00 PRICES GOOD THURS. NOV. 1 And for the aim - - (--.. F _.N TOMATO PASTE t: - ~16 4 ')4-11 8 EEF PEO?' QuantityyRights g s - _~Z __ - _ 11 / I ___ , I- . . chips (optional) Tomato slices and ripe olives for garnish of egg whites and Parmesan cheese. Garnish with ripe J PL I n AA ID D ,_ FOR dressing is it broiled topping I 0 40P., P baked Eoo&. murds, pud. c4ir.;5-, ever cerenis. pancakef,, 4V%UIM5. irtut compote: and Ill thp malrIv nt.her ways in which I . I As a final word on the de. I ;: ----1-_____ 1. I __~ ..- -__ - -___-, - _14111 ,_ ______ ~ . cheese I egg white 1/2 c crushed potato ;01 k ill. I other sources. T I 1 'I I iceberg lettuce Creamy Herb Dressing 1 can (1 216 ouncu) chunk style tuna I/2cup chopped celery I tablespoon chopped pimineto 1/3 cup shredded Parmesan - f t _ ______-- , I to western 11 /t// ~Vw OF spices in supermarkets are car- they are rying whole beans, .also sold by mail. Gourmet I de partmen sec tions stores and deIl:ates.5erTh are ~19__ __ ____ 1 -:7 r ! ta all kinds of wonderful baking ,- Arrange rnealloaf slices on 4 slices of bread Add pickle relish, ketchup and cheese. I Top sandwithes with remaintr'g pieces of bread i 'b""" cold' both and sieet and s picy i .i (k% lie harried cooks cin use to var meals . For example. who ever heard of a iliniled Iceberg Salad? It exist now. Create this pepp dish I, combining cold, HI)s chunks of western iceberg c etluceand tuna with a creams iwrt) dn ssing The white. Swirl over te poon each garlic powder drain lettuce; chill. Cut tead and ttrtgh!y hen Core. iengthwi-se into halves, place ite pepper. chilled salad. Place under drain lettuce. l(est,rve a few iWn rut sides down on board ani rnslr,r tflhii or a mi'i1" ther tu' lea ves. oilier lcar cut each half into 3 wedges. (add into hunks to nie'ure lightly tinged with brown JaIsco Place wedges on large, round prinkk with 1)0141(0 chips t cli I ri Ii (l1) (hill lettuce sin Iceberg b head serving plate. Turn c hili into Pare Creamy Herb Dressing. (tick reserved lettuce leaves Intluce chill saucepan; mash beans with tie drained tuna, celery around ottler edge of salad I can (716 ourtces~I C0111111111 fork. Add remaining inrevarnished at once, se rve When and with beans and pimiento; chill. i cup grated sharp Chad- (tients except corn chips. ready to serve, combine tuna with tomato slices and ripe Cook and stir until heated dar checso mixture with lettuce chunks olives. Makes 4 .servings. Worthrough a nd 1 teaspoon (rcarn) Herb Dressing and 1/3 cup Creams Ikrb costershite Pour into warm bowl and I cup real a heat- Stir together Dres.sin 1. Mound on ' 1/4 teaspoon salt place in center of serving proof Tish or small inetal mayonnaise, 1/2 tea5p0CIn wer plate Serve lettuce v.edge 1/4t;a;Poo9a1 .1po0 onion poder 1/4 teaspoon steak ptatttr Combine re and hot sauce to spoon over inaining Creamy Corn chips, crumbled . Ilerb Dress- each seasoned salt, crushed it. Pass a small bowl of the teasing with Parmesan cheese oregano and thyme, 1/8 Core, rinse and thoroughly chips to sprinkle on top. pooh dry mustard and 1/16 stiffly and quickly [old in .!:c Salad I small head • meatloaf 1/4 s weetpickle relish 1/4 cu ketchup 4 51Ic0 American choose 8 slices whole wheat broad or 4 hamburger buns . I . chocolate pudding takes on a new taste plus more nourishment when sliced peaches or maraschino cherries are stirred in. Cheese slices and pickle relish rev ive a n V a n ce stay cold until lunchtimeor you can keep in gridients cool bs sprt'diflg them on frozen bread: Never make, a sandwich with lettuce and tomato to pack in a Junchbox. Wrap these sepa rately in waxed pp,per or put in plastic bags. If bread is buttered and filled to the crust then it will not get sogg from moist fillings Beverages and sandwiches stay fresh when properly packed. For example. insulated bottles keep hot things hot and cold things cold in a hard-to-break container Sandwiches aro easier to eat and stay fresher when cut into sections and rapped For example, leftover p nititurr inet all Tupwith t4wror and mion- &4rix"att. for w,,.rrAl houn m ,; bean sou g we it new taste life too school lunchtoeatathomeor bro w n bar to sc hoo l sa v e s time and money. t.,fj - p gfth rug 1 lulis .. in;ur Sfrgm until trn&t Lt itiitlrti t'ul. Irr%r tiu.h 1st nrJI. .,l,t Water ft) faake I tvp) Cut thwArn into hote.,urt. P5?I ta I ti nrd IPrn(h. soup. *k t "1111k . 1&sd.CutttrniI*tnoinc.hquarrpeti., trrAnler halfthe Iorfilla squam in A butterrd 13 t ,I Why c 5, et'andl.4l1,h,. jar with two pounds of sugar. . , *f ,,',,,,tn vitnilla sugar: Just 1111 a - N A Foad Pdlli (iliVc5 aid A1l!cfl ('iirc NEA Food Editor CHEESY MEATLOAF separately. meatloaf sandwich and an- Dressing up leftovers for a a IiØi fitting ,un Srawii with IWIWf 2 atea-tucked In beside of Firiveh gloves. it's obvious that these tour Ist have been enjoying some of the best and most famous of European desserts-pots de ceme vantile. kuthefl, souffles and glaces. delicacies which so often de- 11 iT I ---.-,. L0-On / Lettuce Contrasts Send Leftovers As Lunch ---,*) tlt.4fl4J (j ct' c 11 Broiled Iceberg _____ Chicke %..ClKe . -- ~ 115F~~ if • Wednesday. Oct. 31, 1973 1,9'* . e 9 9 @ 3 ' 2 9 79c oirr • Tots . . . . 1 2 1 flUtS..L , ,3 O' SEA fISH I ft S Krunchees 2 _______ SAVE lie _________________ DIXIE DARLING % Inip butter or mirsulne. - ___ 1 __________________ BROWNNSERVE FLAKY TWIN softened cups vanilla sugar' _________ - * # - SAVE 19 4 " - MILLER . : . 'i W-DBRAND PORK •, • , 4 •• SHOULDER I SMOKED I .. I i cup mUk 0 a Creamy Rolls Vanllta Frosting - - Combine n. 1 -L I , It - _______ . ,I ,- " , . 4 - - - --- - . .- _051C - __ z=- __ - . -, $ butter wul sugar until fight and flu y. ff Beat In eggs 1 at a ttin& beating wefl after eachaddition With mlzirrat low speed. blend in half of the reserved nour mixture: blend for 1 uteAddlnmflk biendlorl minute Add remaining flour I _____ .- I r1. er- .A! I . I- - t..II ----. -1 i _. !t-&4 1 JWIP t ~--.---,-Z.,-----------it __-, _*` --~-.- -- -,-----f-------A, ~_ - -7ll- ""--I7-r ~v -m ___ ,.!~-__;_ z=.~___A_ - . PXG ; SAVE -,-AKVA,t PACK 5ir : ii liii PICNICS . • 1..LB.PKG. F' . 12-oz. CANS I' -oz. 1 46PIE • LB. - PATIO ENCHILADA 04 MEXICAN 14 4 I 4k ,I p"" ________ . . . . . - 'T 31 i C 3 5 20c - I 1 ____________ 0 PKG CJ oy a ! -_ 0. ,1 I1 1: _____1 - __ ---,-_ 01 --1 N INIPTES & - L7'rTMf - I 1, ffinbcat G~M I --------.1 -__ -, .- - , .! ! ___ r . ~ ,:, - I . I 1: . 1.: .;;. : - - -! _J -6. ~Wj Aff a M7 ____ J&- i -- - MA 11:1419- - I I I I 1 - I I = I I4]J_A i if . At . 4 W 0 BRAND i -fl" Ba h Tissue Soft Drinks t • . . . 01- 5 21RTLS S J Veg-All . . . . - - 3 1 I . . • • . . • • iced Bologna - -~- a Ham At 0 0 0 14111 Cut III PKG 919 I Ham Roast L 9" Slices • • • • • Round SG~ Rump Roast . Is -, ; 011111199MMAMMI I I I I Ill LAND O' , ! . W hDRAND USDA CHOIC - - - -__ , C ticks " of is, . 98C 3 v",,,$1 • Bisquits 0 0 0 It L& s$1 . A., 3 ' II [Ef uck SteaW 2 1FtG*,s$ 1 . I., Ill eus A. 3 , - $1 I DIXIANA ItACKEYE SHANK HALF OR WHOLE USDA ORA. "A" W-D BRAND -- 1 Peas I SUNSHINE $ 1 Fgsi s Is WE) BRAND USDA Cs40IC1 BEEF BONELESS p- , . - -- - _V1 1 U. 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BEER ______ 4I .!1____r' I k - -o ,ed. light-, t,-)a 'P,till ii ly fluxed 9-Inch tut~e cake ---- - _._,.__-_!._-.X- __ -.___. .___ - __? - . __ M __.____ .. 5~~--5~~k _-_ .. , =A__ ,_ -.-I W-o-. - 11-01. nns ,- _____ Frostings I ~ __ _ -1 __ . t i I L HICKORY SWICT N ____________ electric mixer beat L -,. ,___1 =____-__ - : ___ - ---.-- - - - - T- - =_ - - - - er and It -ja $ MR1.11a - __ ____ 11111iLl _11,1i 001001 IMOD . ." - . -- 1!il~~~1f- , - , _t9949:=;~AL __ - --A-,!J !_ ",..,-.-ji Z, !L,~~.,-Y, --___W~-. -_ ~.~L~- __;"-.__,?_wr_n_-;,___ --.r-~_ .- I _1 ~~" , 1,!1:1A5 4-1.1.n_ _. *-_ -, 9---,~t- el---* - N 0. ,- - I It ~AV - .,__.,. - . - lti= -- _ - . -- -_--%-~_. - I.— - - t-i :T BETTY C'-W WilD SWEatIlY fl. 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CAN f No 9 - I - . - . 4 FINE CAKE THIS \_ MATERIAL Lo 5coffallb) C116 a - . . . - .. . i' LIVC 00 So: 3 Sausage CUP . . . a06 .. n $1 '9 Sa i' PKG. I u.slage ,&. I 0.60V 7 A? w.404 ' NO This Coupon worth s1.00 ,!..f,. PKG. flerone ~~l %I This Coupon worth S1.50 Itfftsto V TWO DINNER SOUP ri, I - -, - .&- BREAD & BUTIER PLATE zor_411 --T 'M , . v~ . , , 11.00 ,- 1. , "2.99 - -- - - "I - 12" MEAT $ t1voliIII&I'l Okra . . Broccoli . ?1(r. , 10 -sl .3 10 I I 1-11pgr,~ I IF .7, - Peas . 9 e 4 1-:~*$l I MORTON 1.50 13.99 I L POT rin -, EACH 01 I - - __ 11111111!11111 --- -- - - _, -- & 25th. ST. . 1 Potatoes 3 TT pl~)-t GOOD NCrw ~ I 11 (C $ SUNNYLAND PORK BREAKFAST LINK - 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD FRENCH AVE. --- g VII FOR GIANT SAVINGS ON COMPLETER ITEMS - 88c PLUMPOSE C KID I S COPILAND PORK S(0/4 /. , WEEK'S 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. -- .. ENGLISH DINNERWARE I No 10. 0 __ FRUIT VALUE S . . ... • • K A COMPLETE BA SELECTED SKIP-INFO SLICED PALMETTO FALM FRI Pork Roast -.'' : . 89c ND MILE) DAISY STYLE ______ I Canned Mom e Food h e d da r Ch te e_.s e.. a P 0 FISH • . . 'r" duLY WRAPPED SLICES AMERICAN 12o: Yog u rt A, At At . . . . 0 BRAND U0A CHOf BEEF "HO(! NEW YORK F FRESH BOSTON BUTT 3UPIBRAND tow FAT SWISS STYLE $149 Lb i ee strip I I TOP 1E X-FIWA : : A X-TRIA . 1. I—. . - LAMB SUP ERANL W 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF WPICLE W 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE REEF NIW YORK ................ ..... __ 1E __ : X WIRAL : P VALUE STAMPS : I I "I"llit 17 of BOXES . OR Perch Fillets 3 • . vv 0 BRAND USDA COO CF fluE TINDER T 0 y TASTE 0 SEA FISH s'zn TWILVE Beef Patties CARVE OVEN READY 001 - - $128 QL'AT1R c ......................... w ....... ,W 5: 0 - P VALUE STAMPS : ONI 40 es, JAI -_ - U LEG 39 PU STEAKS BONELESS 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE • . . f _____ - __ _____ ____ ! _____ TURKEYS LB. Shou der Roast. FKG . . . . _ L Nfil . t . re. 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AlffiL.* v' Bread 11 ' r AN, •• -- 11h1h11 pats -7 �-T .1171 1171 -:----:- - =tLr -4 - --•-'-• - - - -- -- - -- - --- -- ----. -- --. -. - Ak jig 4B— 1 Wedr.eddy, Oct. 31. 19/3 otord Herald - results, 'hat to do with cu lent vegetables," Mrs. roasted o fried. They are at depth research on the nt.trt for their nutritional best when Ilonal content of sprouted them unti' eat en, Whte says. She adds, "It s possible to eaten raw, however." seeds yet but there is enough For sproutstig she sass to have a sprout garoen In 'our ,he pattits out that many to make us believe that use ,t IhhI c&ed houses such s kitchen You need onts a nutritionists believe e that sprouting a seed enhances its \tlee l3ur cc Co and as Many of us have eaten bean s p rout s in Ch i nese _ a "Sprouting Cookbook " (Troubdnr Press, San Fran restaurants We Itl'ed their cisco) which pretty well tells the story of how o sprout the delicate flasor and consisten edible seeds, %% here to buy t flUt mnO'.t of us base not Sprouts Grow - Vet tried "prouled corn, alfalfa. wheat, lentils and other seeds cat&n in mans S000Versatil e - parts of inc wnrid - Ify Gaynor Maddox vegetables. within two to six miniature hot h3use. Eat to increase the amount of f''ut _frch - - - Kanen Cross Whyte of Mill -- -- I (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) - - - Isn't In TIIU- f''d, starting c lean out all She explains graphica lly damaed, hi ulsed or diswhat takes lace when the colored seeds. They will not rout but knient seedssprout,r.oss frigtowail - -- ' Furl, And Eas • . - If - With ckg nice the name of graceful shapes a nd little touch WhiIe delicious apple pie try out sour cnkrt lining cr i3 cups) pet u cilrti the fragrances are wafting from ti s II1IOLJI going through the the g im. this is the time for ci of extra decoration make plc lrncc Pie gisci ou iheic and thmnis sbd I.itchcns across 1h. land, it'. i tr um i of preparing i full meal. your rnot sumptuous china and them visual stand outs You chance to usc some of thL And it ilso a pknd;J s iS to trssl ii Add $hc 'o1I gloss of might cscn ss ml to start .i cmii pritl tjhk tCCCSSOrIC" spkndid timt to consukr (9 ounus) -k I elf 11tif. Clileft.1 r i n more guest% th.in )our sterling under flickering cindle- Icction of piece% %shich cin be dining thk will acwnitnohtc light and Food becomes almost iistd for various desserts such Hcgmrul Apple -Mince ki crurn tmkd a delightfully easy wv huall). it s the hcst chance eser incidental! This pretty party is as the cream or sauce ladle. lakes I 10-inc h Pie) 1. o entertain. If you're an inex- It, niake the mmi of your lwau- truly the lico place to apprcci- cheesc server, sugar spoon or L cu' Chopped rec_1 2 packages nc Cfu'I flilS r in. htaut of the wrving tones a'id mc or cake sescr rerenccd hcites' for ,n.i. imlot i..hlr,irs' 1r .t,'ti'r, flii$ pieces in stcrl.ng sets. Their )flkS it gives you the opportunity to let is :i show.otF affair! The (ollossing rccip for Ap. 4.6 medium iie green and nRL of I Dessert wide-niouthe('I jar, a bii of sprouting creats!s a more u-sa them and how to keel) them. Actually. seeds may be cheesecloth and a rubber ble form of protein in many nutritional CO sprouted as they are needed. band. Add moisture to untre seeds It aisostimulatesother one is 'they can be turned Into fresh ated raw seeds and create a beneficial changes 1 • AMP" 1140 "'Ill laidNitit" Chuucroui t 'lOTAL" ice cream I. I I 1 I TUESDAY byaiteen CEREAL S OZ. PKG. PARK & ______ I LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. PLEASE ('hill hot dogs Lr I--.-- MW `4111111111, I's milkshake ii1!LI.I!it hI ( WEDNESDAY MENU byaeen I iut UTH S SO - __1 t: .. I ; - .- . .. N L ckl POTATO CHIPS C A Popovers DISCOUNT THURSDAY ITEMS & PRICES ARE GOOD French cheese toast i Fresh sausage patties Cranberry sherbet PKGS I P0 "RITZ" ASS'D FLAVORS 1 5. DRINkS ALL WEEK LONGI byaiteen ,., - A1 'Sauce-y apple surprise SPAGHEITI --------------------"SUNSHINE" HONE? i fr1 MUrtM IS FUN I I EAST SUPPER Knackwurst Paul Mayers Potato Salad SALAD i\1jt'; BATHROOM dpte the delightful -_ i.Ourmei uieioer Cololiboolt by Paul Mayer i Nifty Gritty) 2 pounds small potatoes peeled F and sliced 1/2-inch thick 1 tablespoon white wine vinegar .,_ .easpoon I - - Si - - the -,all and pp - 1ti I -: KLEENEX" '1 JUMBO - - - S MARGARINE. . . . . ........... U.tt I • CHEESE s 'flfljJ ' d Salt and white pepper i f , tt t ogu on juice and sugar. mix w th ct.cumber ard sa)I,an* Cover and chill Just before serving stir in the salt and pepper . Makes about 2 1/2 cups -. -- tla Tu — Y SHORT RIB ST E W BEEF 1 Bread Tray —3 "STOKELY'S" MIX C!1 ? !rp 10 100Z. P KG '----- -: -- - RED - - - GRAPES.----------_ LB.33C U.S. "NO. 1" YELLOW ONIONS.._...._.3 ff] POP CORNS-----2 FRESH PORK a ANS uawwlo pct. PURE "SHURFINE" BREADED I LJ 0 Aft CAN 1001. P KG R LB,, 28c AG .J 3 Choose a Me nu ihais 1 ass on Your (ii,c'.ts. As mid that require cutting. Also. $ I I "SUGAR CREEK" IMP -- --- . 2^14110 I I *WIWLt Dtt svrn* 19 SUGAR CREEK - 'MIMBS FRANKS sit sager VKMVWc JUIL ------- ic the focal point. A pair of iriddatir i or number of tail e.ndIes in groupings. can gisc height. Or. usc an edible cenctpiCCe — .itake on a hi gh 'a.mnd. or a lace k I ot It uU or scgeuahk'. 2 Let There He tight It ou dote on the soft glow of can.Jklight. make sure ou use enough candles. For whether feature individual candles, candelabra. skill sconce'., or "eli-placed lamps, good lightIlL S mfllpmiriant 3. Use Your Best Tableware. -\ bullet tabl&s no place for c.cr)da) flaissarc or chipped dishes. All ces arc on sour t.mHe — especially )our flatware. gencralh placed in orderly ross'. centcr f:ont. If you lik e buffet entertaining. ou should think .,hout collecting sterling silver. Ii does ssonders for any bullet Itable, and grosss in beauty and n salue miser the scars, Rt-rncm her. %OU need lesser pieces (or hutTt service than sou do for a Iinner p You can start ib solid silser forks rid ¶easpsXlfls. And at miu like r'a Ima, the h,indsomc se rving r.eees arc hard to resist. ineidcntalk. could he gift'. cu night hini fur conic n.st birth- .1....', Li FLA. 12 PORK STEAK OSTON BUTTS PK6. 39 - STRAW11 FDRIES.------.00z. BAG RUTABAGA ------------ LBO "TROPHY" SLICED P LBS, CELLO "TASTY" CANADIAN C 1440Z. "SEALED-sWEET" 100 VI ( £ "3 MINUTE" YELLOW avav"AFFLFS '11 MATCH S CUT GREEN BEANS 0 FRMICH GREEN BEANS c 39 "DOWNYFLAKE" P t° 2 LB FRIES-------- PKG.• PEAS.~---------- WHOLE (or) CREAM I CR C table .' LB* PKG. SLICED "LESUEU R" CAN I"STOKELY'S" ILAhL±f1jk.A CASSEROLE Good main dish for a meat eat IesimeaI. less meal, I can 410 1/2 ounces) con densed cream of mushroom ____ FRENCH B1SCu1TS._ ____ __sozCAN "STQKELY'S" FRUIT c 0,C K r:In talad Bowl FRESH FROZEN "SHUR FR ES H" _ It2ctps 2 scallions finely sliced it 1: CREAM am CHEESE --.PKG. 41 _______________________ OL iTttJ1 I cucumber. p..d rd _ ________ "SWEET" CALIFORNIA PLATE OR I. You Need Height. Forget that cardinal rule of the dinner t.ihle: never block otT your gucsts' vicss of each other with till centerpiece. A buffet the place for it. A lrncI bouquet of tlosscrs—possihly ed on a tiered tras—could pro- i • 80Z iXflS} I tablespoon sugar - _ La. PKC1. KRAFT "PHiLA) 1 LpfIA" - 5 _:: ---- P 1 Df JweofIt2 lemon (1 1/2tabtme - 33C KRAFT "PARMESAN" ==•_-=- e_W-P - ' BUDGET BACON . $ .. pointed table. And it's probably one of the reasons sshy hu;kt entertaining ". so popular. The f1eihiliI> and drama of buffet tables trings out the creative urge in any ssmiman. Suddenly. you deselop a talent for flair you ddni know vo'm had! There are a less ground rules to follow for buffet arrangernent These h'qtc 'rmv add more serve and beauty to .our nest hutict parts .m I adds t4i imaginative accornp.1 niment when she serves chile 1 container (BoLnees) plain so gutt --- __ "LISTERINE" F1MLY BTL. ANTISEPTIC ...... MOUTHWASH & GARGLE SUNNYLAND "BLUE BONNET" SOFT EDNA CONRADS CUCUMBER RELISh - - - _.__ WHY PAY $1.59 -. - - ba _ -- CW'umber ReliSh ____________ WHYPAY 69c - Rice Fruit - $109 I 1 Buttered Snap Beans Edna Conrads JI_ WHY PAY $1.19 FLETCHER'S REGULAR 61 1 07c DELICIOUS DINNER Chile ccn Came 78 "CASTORIA" 3 2518. T UTTER_. to admire your heaulifulls .mp- 18 COUNT 30Z. CUT & WRAPPED 12 OZ. rullulf kPKG. BRAUNSCHWIEGER ___ _________ 00ROGNA . FULL S r' r%a?% L nw. ___ d SLICED ....- -.. - - - beam can 7 our e3 tuna 1/2 cup thin strips green pepper 1 tablespoon butter or marga -- OPE- W.7. PAYS A~WEEKI rine 1 4 1 /2 cup arse4v cruShed crack.- 1V CfVmbs OR Paprl.ka —, i rr t'' 1n 1-quart casserole. L5ramn beans , ' FREEZER LL$1A9 - - - Y." TOMATO SAIJCE , b.. " -_.'-------_---_-.-;=-- - f arJ mix with papnka Bake in 3 JFC heated 40-degree uca until bubU%bo1— about 15mInutu STEAK LB. - FOOT LONG HOT DOGS LB. BOLOGNA (OR) BRAUNgHWIER 98 33c SANFORD -- I J =._ • .'' I=L a a U- F IWIJV ii I"W2AFT" (DAP k-- E R ------- JAF ICI I V 8:00 AM.•7:00 P.M. a:oA.M.-9:o P.M. 8:00 A.M.-l:OOP.M, MONTHURS FRi & SAT SUNDAY P) ! * 25TH. & PARK AVE. STORE 8:00 A.M.-9: P.M. MON-SAT SUNDA CHANGE Of- HO URS t to ('C ICish ii the aid of ;inv guests sshim might '. need l;Ule assistance liu'ld a Bullet Repertoire He on the lookout for items th.1t 'sill add to the dra ma of hut bullet tables. A laC% ssrought-iron rm inset can he just the thing to 'ci sift a elcan-linetl c,is'rst Ish l)r.sper or uphutster m,iicriai esen flocked 'silipiper Call prosisk .a t.itk aihl "'" tahkcolth Silsr n.ipiu I rigs are dceuir,,t,s c touches, -, .rc silser bonh'n dshs t)sim is"t,hI u;is'crumk stishe, at . * 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE CRUNCHY i- Ui ((Uli b sprrnklerj%ermlxturc sprinkle 8 oz. - uid. Add turia. including oil iii pepper, mix i DELMONICO . ,,,e.id or rolk do it miursclf hetsirchand for ca'uiscniene '.ak. I t" strnds of pgh:ffl ar doliculf to convey to the mouth. rid hard to cat tidil ! %tct ssith bones should never be sed ,t ,mn hut •.citd buffet reals -sp.Ir.igus is dithcult to Iranster (rum 'ers ing platter to pl.itc ssiihoui u-.me isir rid iss mi h.unI-. - 5 Help Serve the Salad. If Iso hinds to sCr'C a Iii'.'.to huitter - i iflU 1/2 OUW..t.i c U ____ of being k -- I roam temperature Makes t servings i BAG "QUICK-SORB" DECORATED 47 $ 29 25 LB. DOG FOOD C $1 JAR "PACESETTER" 2R L " add to io oz. -. potatoes .sith salt nd pepper and toss carefully. Serve at _ - '! PAY 2½ OX. COFFEES... P S. BOUTIQUE salted water until barely tender; drain. Toss with the bovilIon and let stand until potatoes absorb the liquid. In an electric whirl together all the ____ - --_ 1/2 teaq)oon dried tarragon Sall and pepper to taste Cook the potatoes in boiling ________ In., of the ja W HY COUGH MEDICINE 1 ,1 : Bu ff et "BREACOL" lort A 'I When You Entertain A' LOZENGES ri HOWU' IP6TANT k4 by SCOTT 3 tablespoons olive oil l/ateasyonJrymustaid A few spr1spars1e. g -- - with I tablespoon grated lemon ____________________________________________________________________________ T-BONE '1' 1 1 U1 I 1 ROA3 1 ' into serving dish and sprinkle VALUABLE THROAT ;0 C UB OR BONELESS POT A 04W Lilt 21 115flff Wrtr11 I I WV C V C 3 very small onion __ I - "MARTHA WHITE" MAC & CHEESE dI PAUL MAYEFIS POTATO J 16 OZ hkspoons red scct wine; spoon C #I rind - Fresh Fruit Compote - I)' - SAUCE..........:S?E 39 At r PIF 13 ENHANCrESANYMEAT 6, CfciLto" 1AAW_ k F GRANAMS_____ -- ____________ A ft — I HEAVYZWESTERN l~_iCOOKING II---- * TE X A S C UR E NO. 303 — — CANS - t.ilC'.I)(M)t\ confectioners sugar and 2 Ia- P2$ffl Ws_ Nov 7 IT- ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. PLEA w 4 Roast potatoes -i 48 L 2 BATH BARS V.hif)ed cream: combine 2 ss himppi1 crc.im (I cip CiCafil I. SOAP ________ - Carrots ,- Prepare pie crust according to package directions Roll out Z of pastry large enough to IIIIC bottom and sides of 'rC.iccsI lO.incti pie pin. Allow thoul I inch of pastry overhang .zt edge of pie for fluting. Conihine remaining ingredients and cpoon into pie pan. Roll out rcrii.iining pactrl and cut into mich sside sirips. Arrange in a lattice ocr tilling. Flute edge. Dike in hot oven (4($)' F.) 35 to 40 minutes. or until crust is richh hrossned and apples are cail pierced. Cool to lukessarm before cutting. Serve with slicci or wedges of sharp chcd- Park a naty it Shop l'f)rkrOi5t -- -!\ "LIFFBUOY" - ............ VALUABLE COUPON - I LB. FRIDAY M ENU ROUND OR 00 * THURS., NOV 1 THRU--— - UJUJUU SMISS, SIRLOIN STEAK . DAYS A PRICES 7WEEK by atloen CAVY WESTERN BEEF FULL CUT I( VALUABLE COUPOE Row %MW F 1 ' MVIEIJ4) Brokdkebergsahd _ 39 at SHOP SOW on corn muffins 4- $ GENERAL MILLS otal Pumpernickel Baked pears with MENU - VALUABLE COUPON byaileen MENU ( r ted rind small miiinge -- MONDAY MENU Wednesday, Ot.l. 31, 1973-5 The Sanford Herald Y -- '1m'.il cu'fl%entenee tot tlut -ci sing- .mu.l ota nmighi in hand er s mime dishes t hm..i irg.ite. too, some sit ih silset xii '4 !I1II I I �.t . I I :. - -- r". , - - I S- _ 0 __ i. I--: - - .-- . 4 __ - -~ - I 4. ------4 --- - -. - - - .. - - - -.I - - .- ' - 1 • . - - - - __. -- - i _ I ________ ~ . - I. . ~;;_TZZ!_:V- _. - ~ -I J - . - I ~ ,' .- - c1T ..—.----r, WT - ______ •_f__'•_ I - . .,. . Wednesday, Oct. 31, 1973-713 The Sanford Herald )e3, . 4 -. '1, ___ * - I - I a . -- . ••• - - - . I T.. . 4 . . ' — - S TF 4 -1 -. -==. • • ~ 4. I - / - - I ' - --•'---) - I " -. ~. ~/, I 1'~~* .e;4 . 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This ancient Chinese Black Karate Federation. fighting art t Then there was Steve San ders, th e brooding founder of Service million dollars "The big boom in kung fu :I ;w . . — -i Ia ~ - -______ . - ________ - - . - ~__L= I .--- , , -_ . - , !They' I ve Been Freshmen /1lilY r __ .o'y .iesó ',a middle-aged alumni 'q/ ,j,(,i:':,,)4, g2v;pictt"., ,I(te,06-~ ,AP011,W ? I .rInn, P, .1 Ma,.J&61)~?/ 0~ ~#~' V 0 kl lA ,/~ 9 /1 : hard to tell the difference between the various Oriental fiotmg am vnLbmd a scoreboard. Hem's om: \ - an in time 'ali( fl Vocal groups are mime of the old .-iongs. . 1// !_~_ j-:c~`; to ' L. Fruit Cocktail NOV. 1.7, 1973 U-111.0 A CHOICI '-- -. . - - Recipe _ -- - . ._,._..1 : ~ _,., I, % .-" . . t~.0 -,-. --~w - : ENCYCLOPEDIC DICTIONARY The Wolid irui uefu1l),,tI4r) 1 r ICAM'S PRIDE FRESH GEOfiblA ,_ ' 5 M ALL - -_ a - AM . _ . A* 39c FOR EXTRA LARGE I 69 6008 Cookies u .$R).14 ~, 11,j . , ~, t j jp,klyI - _-,-"I . 117. 2 _. - 1,-, .- __ -____________ - __- - f = - --?_,_ _ __ -________7 ~ W-fi -!- 1 4 -4 - - - -M = - 7--- :- -I .. . I 49 - s SWEET CORN GOLDEN RIPE by Dr. Jigoro Kam, a st#tly Ib - lb 17 - th rowin g GRAPEFRUIT AND JUICY - FRESH Mushrooms s - - Squash --------- I. , , 3 FAME Cream Cheese ED , 7. . __ ____ E------ __ KRAFT Miracle Wh' 1P veryd 1. 0,. $00. a y S I lflAI UWI ______ ________________ STEAK PATTIES 153 AUONT!o Schoolhouse Cookies W. 15-1si. -11 - . .r ___7_ LYKES PORK SHOULDER PICNICS their organization's duties $198 I Head all 79 4'.' OCEAN SPRAY Cranberry Sauce 39 59 °' DEL MONrE CUT Green Beans 27C o3 - -4 - - . . eans I column by ; in W, Too small for an ad I —- __i =_ Niblet Corn w 201 1 1 FAME Swiss Steak Family Steak Pork Steak - lb 1 1.16 FILLET SALE 1- - 98: Spiced Luncheon. . . . 12 cis 39c 1b, E ~ ;~. .............1202 \L 98 lb SLICED PICNICS I' 98 WE FISH SALE A 't- I .. Fresh Water Perch 65 lb. 59 O I' : __ V Tomatoes 3o, 27c SWEETHEART Lime Liquid GIANT8IZE' Tide Detergent VIVA Jumbo Towels 51 ,. 19' 3k.' $ 3 1 Broccoli Spears c 1098. •' g ' ____ at. 53C - I -- French Fries BAGELMAN Bagels 539 Shoestring Potatoes 4/it - - English Muffina .. 0'lI SAVE am Margarine Loin Chops ______ 1 —. - - MORREIL _________ Chopped Ham O ft 1 1.98 114!, SCAR 55 =-=-- - '" -— -=--- • * 1.10 Longhorn Cheese 89 Sandwich Spread i '., FAIRWAY 128 78' ;;-•--\ '" TRY FAIRWAY S ASSORTED Freshly Made Sandwiches ,, 00 ... I.A&L - ORDER fOR lAST PICK-UP volunteers who give their tinw CIil Defense wouldn't be 11 KRAFT and expertise uJdater strlke the commumty "01 c ourse, without the 604 Head Cheese '1.58 lb -- a ,/4649 - Breast of Lamb - , Rib Chops Shnilderops Round Bone Chops Shoulder Roast Lmb uiiu 8H idftS . *~A~~~~~ Braunschwetger 11j j — .1 ____ N 11 , Y as said. "It's the volunteers who an the andbag levies during floods or scan the skies during tonadowarn,forep that make Civil Defense ef. The Civil j)ef in the Unites States ieralh Funded CD's budget is sn njiIIIDn for Us fi.scal year. aw 71' Rae C a.' ___ ., 0 `8 Fresh Spring Lamb Sale Z BEAXSTONE Chunk Monlerey Kmrr ___ 98c $ banned Ham 43C Half & Half MORTON FROZEN 34C . . MASTER SOUR KRAFT s- 1 7c - flc 6 Pak 1" :&Rt , I, - t - CONES SLIM JIM - . __ - ,,-) - Gmuc -. ICE CREAM local Civil Defense coordinators CH -' "NowAmenow FROZEN 33 MORIONFROZEN PLAIP4ORIRON Cake Mixes . I to emergencies at this level in close surrounding communitia.11 In conjunction with this ob.. JectiVe most cOmmunit.les have professional Civil Defense coordinators who have been appointed by local government officials. ,' 11_~' USOA C rn t Defense program in the Urdted States is at the com,nunity Trout, Cod, Halibut - - ----'. - leadership and direction anytime there is a pending emergency a state agency to hndie IL -- LYKES ' I I Salami - .- Mullet 28 lb Bologna 43 MORTON TABLE KING FROZEN Whole --_ ---_ .= 9--I -____ _-___ ___ -__ _ __ __ _-_____ . Ib. I I .08 . -..-. RICH Coffee Rich Log Cabin Syrup z4olt. 77 FAME FROZEN GREEN GIAUT -' 6 P FRESH CAUGM I VERCANF Hawaiian Punch A~ Stuffed Clams — REGULAR OR BUTTERED ALIFLAVORS I 4 - STEAKS sj in Boston Cream Pie SPECIAL STEAKS ' T$ONI.Ny $T*IP.QfLMOf,co ___ I 1__ 12 oz. Cans ...._$JPIP JIF Layer - C Sour Dough Broa d &16~ 1 " .- — / Save E . = - fr -1- - SALISOURy. pFppjR CHOPPED SIRLOIN °'OS . , 16 19 LETTUCE I I 45' CHOCOLATE ORION. CHUCK WAGON. .IS ,-"- - .90 __-__;- 19C Margarine - CRISP WESTERN - __ ____ - 4" 410 FAME QUALITY lk 1 9 Radishes - f — 54e Cinnamon Rolls clN,4ok I SARA LIE Cup Cake N111114 I _ . --- ~~11" — " - 59 FROZEN AND DAIRY BUYSI w - ,._...pu_m.*.IU.UI.PIlIIIlIurt iz _~ • "w 18 n Is as natural disasters, the eniergy crisis, mass population events, oil and chemical spills In addition to nuclear attack preparation," Gruentzel said In an inUrview. "We aren't playing down our program of preparing for a nuclear attack," he said, ,,but these other disasters en. compass many of the same conditions and our preparatiors for them wW be Invaluable if this Country is ever attacked." TAM -,.4'-'!4V aw 11. - ... - , I.. Ill. 19 YELLOWCROOKNECK -4 - __ - ; Lb I - fr RED BUTTON =_ - 77.--- National Association of State Civil Defense Directors. — 1458 1. - PABST ... except by some Korans. .. PIE AND 4 - - nch According to Gruentzel, state _ 490 ,, -,. I .. - apinst him ("You don't light with :,otw opponent," said one ezpt"YeLnharmony withhim.")andtaekwondo, -- ous ROUND 100 4 " 51b.Bag - Of - lb- 1 Defense. "Since 1965 our duties and responsibilities have really changed" said Jame A 9 S eci II -. 1 _-__ 4 BIG 28 OZ. . - considerrds(ormof karate ____________ ___ \ 'iiir \ BONELESS , AND MiXERS .,"'- I V#Ut 13 it? It's Civil have come new and broader Nut Loaf çflc ,L 9C - - 4. CC . p..,t!4lrgftt.. UT-UPS 29 SAVE 24c GREEN HEAD - _______________ I A1119ANKI A Vt -J:I go ORA491 A V11 F 0011117 I I V " Tt &Ws - a?" It311104111111IM1,1, IQ -MY 1141plarg4tp RIWUDA. KISSIMMEE. 5471 s ORANGE AVE _f, - - Con Kleenex Shasta " ______________________ _M-_-ts ----~ —_ - Top Coff ee Ivory Liquid AvailabieatFalrwaiy - OtherOrlentalfighung arts - _.__ _ 1 _. I include Lai clii, a gentle ballet__ -__ -__-____ - __ I—___ ; like form of self-defense; .--__ -1 II 9",which features circular A - 1 ! __ ik;~ '_7_ W ___W"-:;`_-1_~ movtmnts and an attemrt ---. - Ms. i " I 1`1111111 I '--,,,, j 1601 W lie - Pork Roast 1"0 FACIAL TISSUE been traced back to 16th Century Japanese w ors. - - I It . L~~ % FRESH MISSOURI BOSTON BUTT , Jujitsu is a method of seff- _______ I '1,48 London Broil MI Gift Certificates NEWCROPZELLWOOD - art. It employs punching, --- -.1-ai --. . if , . . - . ___________________________________ -it . Ib U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS FOLGER'S q z - - __ . U SD r- PITUR FATTIR 15 u, schools a1r.4riging up around the . Is I f Round Steak Swabs This edting offer is availahk for a thou irne only, 59 — JOHNSON KEEBLEA as,resufl the th4it name and a number of movies, though no oiknos ________ Z. Ado •P" lb FAMILY SIZE SPECIAL! with $25,13Q purchase tapeil. i I WO _'.; -1 r ....- .1 1 (ANY AMOUNI) 1: ~ - s995 Cascade - and Division r ency Government, in Washington it's called the Department of Emergenc> Serices, In Delaware it's called the Division of Emergency Planning and Operations, and in California It's known as the I lb. . A $1 L LopleyNewsSerlce tifi 4,010 I Breast or IR Quartre . with 192 plgelofprac!IcLire(erence AFAVORETE , :j t.z -.-. V * -, - __ 2 Dove roximately 40,000 pracLitioiwr3 In Vlm United States in _-'a .... _____ ---AL - 4j41A al. BATH RS practitioners in the United states m i72, a jt.np from 148,000 in 1971, Kung fu practitioners are included in that figure. breaking -- j Growing . ~,% I Civi ian Defense Z., I PINK SEEDLESS - I ~~ ~ - FRYER PARTS -'- ROAST 303 OIL MONTI Sweet Corn I _1W ~ 0 through college. it and stayed wiL% ime. All d* --Staybe one of the rr,d!,,)n s ing I couldn't rs we' ve Stud( together, Bai-bour seemed to fall away and I was sWd, "is tLm we*%v avoided the able to go on under my own extremes. steam." . I oaMoun I HE LIVING BIBLE The world'% most undentandable MY.flUKUTLAXI-tMSItItRVAARD 4ru"RMILS1,-WT Ila "W*A* built man who developed it in order to subidue luter op- . Inss Parhour and lead imrr addicted to heroin, started drinking There was nothing permit them to spend half the bad I didn't try. Finally, my ye ar %%Ith their tanul,t In his (lieechurn. v.Io v.: in Sa- the ue singing their four-part har. r monies aw 1 O'a r :,thrns. It's rise o o . .V I 7- Judo, the "gentle way," was I I ston Trio; lialeigh, they plaved in French Lhe~, L,',i&. toge, ther jor two woup added Ken Albers in 1956 the Beatles, and then modern Lick, Ind., and after Raleigh years. and Ray Brown last March. Two of the 0W original Suite the yeas a when they All of the groups are one But i's triembers -they startcld out its recorded "It's a Blue- World" but the Four Freshmen conlin- man Barbour. good 'enough to - TPxw Freshmen. were in , look instead like four Raleigh a!' rog and Nightgown __ — : .. ,9 Years Or More 25 dub, celebrating their 25th an- college boys from Butler Urn er, an accountant am i l a w- • .. I //j 1, I f • The Now Family Edition of rl IS I 04FIIIATI A Olt -U"COWATRB kicking, punching and blocking __ .- . For - 1,0 116~ . 1:11 M,ta, ' & 4t444onAJJj4, .N j,%IjI,% ( ' ,%.%IIjIjI.r I.I. . I -- SPECIAL OFFER TO FAIRWAY CUSTOMERS - ___ _-. ` -- ___ A ,,ill I , - . C_ i%.--.M____ la-_"' -;- -4- - . _4VKXA~' __ I.. . 1. ____ i 11 Sale! A __ - __ - - 0 1~1~ =.=-V-_-_- _ __ -I-I -4 -_ ) k \ 1 j p Ir_ - a,~, - C(. I / 11 - It's Sorixtimes -1 I - - __ :_ __ - __. --- W I I 0 .. 14-19, OATI - ! - I .Z-4 it II . . i1 O 1*00 i '1 __ - va" ~nakth&l , E. 'M aj5~ /11) 1/,1, .11, I ~ , . I F J SPort. . Black Belt magazine says _-,-._ - '',_ 0 flefl 0 sometimes called the most aggressive of Oteflt - - ____ lv~. f,,1, 6 the ancient Chinese fcn of boxing, from whlth kung Eu is alno derived. Introduced to thc _______________ __ - - - . I -IT - .1/1 0 ~~9_ ________________ _j - -. - , Ø//iI nervous breakidt,wri. Identify s% arl(I %%(),I,t I,,- ve bl'It.k.."J!"lle, III, .0111:1,11 v ailn Like pride in who you are and Now 33, drug-free. sober, re. to feel the way humanly. Before she died at of discrimination Is planted at I did -- that is 10 11111C011iel i,,t.IIaCI`.-' 'W YORK (AP) what ),oil ire, you van't start to the age of 104 she saw that I home but the educational sys"Half. m,arried - to Indian writer, surely noboy else ever went i unplxli v.hu la.tS in go out .inil Change things Maria singer and compos was (snail:, getting involved in tern encourages it and broaden.j er Shannon through tins h015 Ot Cree Indian 1 'a o eathes s UI 1114111 TU% UI( I. u( Al.She li.c soint. hupp:, she I' 111% ot 1111:1`110something that was good " it The thin -faced , bIs.k tiitid and k015 descent, reads li , $I ) (010 flfl in ries of her earl:, yenr in the ke ing her energies to helping not and blue-eyed author fiction but 5) . ..I Pu i lies ra- back'aood3 of northern Sas. but 'sil p But Miss Campbell also rether the Ilidl o .,,,,(I ,eIe%,I.si(jj scripU and As Ult! oldest of the eightwelfare mother. , autobiography -d people." katchewan. where her trapper calls "the hunger, the 5hame ten children, with breeds traVels extensiveI y is all fact: "It was hard to write about "half-people" or the whites who (.,,I,,illuill ties I.,l uent toi.,i liative father taught her to set traps, when people laughed at us be. A childhood marked by pov(,ree, shoot a rifle and ride liorse- cause we were different. The People "sitting on our doorstep some of the things." MiSS, called thein "dirty breeds." Blackfoot e r I y alld discrim illation; and Xllipjw4a, .3s kids at school made tun threatening to take us all and Campbell acknowledged it) an But she is angry at the systern %tell its Enj;IiNli , h, back. 77icre was warmth in the ofw hite us because ior lunch we had put us in orphanages, I went mothesr" at age 12 t0 tier half. interview -Ind Fient: here. "But I wanted which stie says brings close-knit family and COfflJfl(j orphaned brothers and sisters, oppres she h,Ibk to talk to JUaICflCCS to tell the world outside that 'at' bannock spread 'aito lard and out and found myself a hu.snity, laughter, dancing Ill I heir.,"n langliage. marriage at 15 to ," white man are people, we cry and laugh sion about and celfilled with wild meat, or else band, thinking it would keep us "There is no excuse to put all deser ted her; mother of to isi;ik ttierii under. C rations. The rich white 'ahole roasted gophers. and are hurt and feel love like bels and colors on people, " she stand four children o f tier own by everyone else and they sh(jul(I man she married at 15 turned l, our contribut.on to 'Men there was her Cree says in tier soft %'Oi -e. "We the %%orld Is really impot lant," great-grandmoLher Cheerhum, "And the kind of Indian his. out to be a v,..y poor man who three different inen; prostitu- treat us like human twings. can't 3ay 'I'm Indian ,.ill I'm .tjhe expl,li . abandoned her, and the kids ns..-We have %% riters, whose companionship and wis. tory studied in school Ina tion; heroin addiction; alcohol. And I hoix (tic young native de naism; a suicide 11 ttc'nipt arid a fighting for Indians alone,' or Poets. altists, people who sing dom "shaped my whole way of tive people look so gross and were taken away after all. people who read the book can 'I'm black and I'm fighting for and write , I inusic. if you can't thinking politically as well as Ignorant." she adds. -The seed I was alone with my baby in ancouver," she relates. "I 10; - r-ieritaae UT A P nettsfeatures Writer , . _ ) I I 11) - uiems - Blaria" of kmte (he's 38 years old) 131yong Is known for Fighting Iifferences - 4 - IS,- , , ro 'y ' ~/, / PRICES EFFECTIVE NOV. 1-7. 1973 Copley News Service 7!7~ W -0 -- -' __~_, I ) , r - * ----.-- _.;__ - fu." - I Zoij t1i-~ 41 t enthusiasm The Los Angeles banned a denonstration of Ow karate weapOfl.'i Police Department recently "nunchaku," a Teen-agers have C taken up the Oriental fighting arts with ANGELES-Tads,shi And Kam Yuen, David biggest money-maker of 1973. Maclaughlin, the blond editor of ancient Chinese fighting art Yamashita ad 'Ju3ted the blind- Carradine's original double on For $13.50, for example, you Karate Illistrated who admits because of the way it looksfold around his eyes, then INI's -Kung Fu" series. can get a black and white fUm cheerfully that he doesn't know sometiling like a smoothly lifted the samurai sword above And Chuck Norcs, karate's for home movies of Kam Yuen a shuto (karate chop) from an choreographed ballet-and his head world professional champion demonstrating kung fu oto (judo shoulder throw). because It helps keep their With a bloodcurdling scream, And then there was the crowd techniques ($19.50 for color). "The movie 'BiWe Jack' put figures looking nice. Boys and he bc-ought it crashing down on itseII-aome 10, people who For another $13.50 you can kung fu before the public. Even men like kung fu, apparently, the body of the man lying in had shelled out several bucks get a long oak stick (called a though the action scenes in the because it is a good method of front of him, neatly chopping apiece to see a demonstration of hakkaku suburito) that you can movie were only a few minutes self-defense and because of its the watermelon he was holding Oriental arts that a few years use to batter opponents karate- long, they were very authentic. flashy media image. into ffilrds. ago wol.ildn't have filled a high style. "Then a whole host of movies "The boys at school are For $X1 you can get a bronzed followed that-like Iblim he turned around and School gym. 'The always trying to start a fight,` chopped a second watermelon "Isn't this crowd amazing?" statue of a man kicking anoJier Mechanic' and 'Red Sun.' said one young kung fu student 6 held by another man, and then said Dick Hennessley, qssi.start man in Ws Adam's apple from 'And then the youngsters "and I want to be ready to fight with a ha-clt-hand ?1ash,zd piitaliher ol Blacli, Belt still another manuiacturet istkni4 1c. --noring fnr kttnp fu them." diwmboweled a third water- magazine, which sponsored the (Toshimi Creations of Los ler,ons, and kung fu teachers Kam Yuen, on the other hand, melon show. Angeles) started opening up studios believes that the kung fu craze Thie crowd al the Los Angela arouxid the country, with dojos is the result of It was indeed. And so I. ' Sprrt Arenn ronred with amount 1 rnnev that kung fu i can o St One of th' T!1OVI( i t.i'lwr ivins tht', ((Old Of VjfllOflCt' in tin' "hno!s dvlighk and clapped en- movies are making these Uiat have lielWd kiLk Off the teach both the kung fu streets. ulusiastically. daYs. as well mq kirng fu kung fu craze-"The Iron to-chnique of fighting and I.h,"PeopIc like kung fu and the Ilie Scene was the first kung demormtrates (Hennessey Hand" starring the deceased Chinese philosophy behind it. kungfu movies because they've Eu exposition ever held in the plans to take his show on a tour Bruce Lee, which cost $)0 000 "Unfortunately, there's no been conditioned to violence," United States. feaWriag the top of the United States), kung fu to make and has grossed over a way of knowing how .-nany of said Kam. was Byong Yong Yu, who fought sem opponents hm-4- oney . I 1=111wrl - - these dojos reall:, know fung LOS - _ - __ag~___ _ ___ =_ M 9 . _- : -II A. 11 _;__ ___- ---------- - - B I . - I, = Ctk 4b euu i i LI D B Au - . . .7 7 __ - __ . - I- , -- - .__T_ F M a ker , 4,b +ha'tr TJ' I 9 Copley News __ - ir:I.-.1--!.- , _...... -A W & rl ~~_'i -_-.1 -_ -- 1, _., — I 0 " Wednesday, Oct. 31,1973-98 The Sanford Herald Oct. 31 1973 1!! .e '' - 8B—The Sanford Herald — Js,,._.. W. - 7. - ii 4riquLJL ; stag BEST FLOUR a-- I r.11. .-. I WIT" THIS "" , ,_ Na,t____ - im m- - -p-N - lr-- 'M -~ 1 4 PkITTPUTTORS -_~11111111IP1107 _ oi noast /8 -- Having A Party#? .- ORDER -, _- -'e., - - . 'A . (JruentzeltsnttootApseL "This wasn't a bad cutback," he said. "We've had adequate funding Over the last few years 7 �=-:- ____________ Ti: _____ ___ __ ___ ___ _________ __________________________ __ __ __ ______________________ - ..• __ — ... ________ ____ -; -'- --- - - - - --- '- _I - ._____________________ —. — __ _ _____ ___ _____________ ___ Answer to Previous Puzzio -._________________________ _______ '. -. H' nwur ol appk'ccntcr 49 AtrtcJn r.ac 4 S . in is ter o lves th'in ks Acs ned ot, • -.-- Iand - tgt y ._____ - . -- _. - - âfl DEAlt ABBY: I want to express my gratitude to you sexuality is NOT a "sickness." I am the director of Adult Ministries for the UnIted ______________________ Abby, ou put to shame some of my -ealled 'fellow -:::. -- - of Jesus, that they would deny Gods love and compassion for the millions of people hn lie a lifestle different from .. Thank you, Abby. Whther you believe in Jesus or not, • ______ ______ DEAR ABBY I am a 16. earold I .-. , '.-. . .-. -. - " -- 48 Hops — - I16 ) i48 41 —— bringing along his new wife alibi: lie was in jail at ti AN FARTHVR AWAY ,' KEEP'iOUR OM LAND, M. %4CE 10 00 (2) DInah's Place 42 I I . Right Right (6) Andy Griffith Leçlslature (44) Bullwinkle (44) Revalatlons 8 00 (2) Adam 12 (6) Sonny & Cher (9) Bcb& Carol& , _____________ ________________ _________ (i3)tlL (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2 Return To (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (44) Not For "Eo 8 3) (2) Mir Mo ic AFTERNOON 44 I' -- U 'i In Th. Atlic" / ___________ _____ A —_____ _____ V - _____________ _______ ____r__ .. -,_I - 4'LL. ITS C)L'T.. fffff''J ' - . ,. ,.LV_gJ .1-' —' - I J 1 ' y ,. \. "F L.. - - .2— FEET ARE kILLIP ____ ME' _ .'W j && - / RESPONGEt HERE CALLACA3T ____________ __,.. I) .1 ._ ,1 c''_1 _ I r''"rr-i Ithliidit_I3FW1W _ nii . 1)TEIJ • i .1 / 1 w__.1 .4#!I( disheartened employcs lang- Carryonastheycouldhave. w hufl' f'r .i !nmpton ii. r Hi hrdori • PMOME TAPPED - There serc even stronger t'. dominating his attention, he ___________ I _____ A the week wore on ranking uOO S ear BYPOLLYCRAMER - v - r books and I like them since the cannot he torn or uu ed misc nooks iii, wrinkk ir t.isil, Iitiiii _________________ / ________ D k '-' u . ____ _ '. ••_ - . —7 ; 1__ ' k (24) MisteRoger's f . cujjwc, us' / j Richardson made it his mis- wer to urgent pleas from ney general, a man now ac rtM ThEE 5OME I t5ITTo<o.1THiN'6ACKTHERt RtGb4T 0 cessantly around the burnis)ed fidence In the Justice Depart. who became acting attorney walnut conference table. ment In a campaign of speeches general and assumed rsponsi. mlnistrationmcnwhostoodun. was supposed to enJorce totic1'cd ,ind 'ener.tll reiard' ci Gone tre thc 10 month . ' (9) MOVO (24) Sesame Street (44)GlllIgan's Island (44) HaIlween — — . was accused of crimes and other standard bearers were toEllioti. Richardson and Wil (91 Gerwra, Hospi?it Wild u(2) t3affli (6) Tha 510000 Pyranilt and quit as the ultimate act to As the scandal unfolded with general and Ruckeishaus as his 300 (2) Another World EVENING now, ___ ________ t)NTTHiNKHEJ i ...AN X1)JU5TA3 MR. yp ooc" 5 ______ 4irid Ruckel.shaus, who prom. 'Where do we go from here' I There was a ferment of ised Justice devoid of politics, don't know. No one knows. It's piece f a law and order Pres. ideas, an enthusiasm they gen. promised a Watergate Inresti. to soon," mourned a division by one morale-shattering up. _____ '- _ -' I I '.tr illS ti . • • I 'C' (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Lucy Show — — — — 34 33 — I i I I - I I I Aluyoop "'' It was to have been the show _________________ — — — 19 20 40 NBC ADAM-12 "Van WEDNESDAY - 32 situitlon Unique Bed' $50,000 payroll is stolen from an develops when Barbara Eden electronics plant. He lines up a plays a gay vorcee whose ex- prime suspect, then thsve on the show One woman's — - — 15 18 8 3OlO ABC WEDNESDAY Full tape of today's hearings in Washington will be shown. group 56 Mariners — ______ — — 31 Dcrrirfmcn+ 1'_irric 1 I I . . . %VAji,N(, ION (Al ) - Raw as honorable, truthful, upright Richard Kleindienst 1 a man Ten days ago, cheer abruptly fron I?? wounds of Watergate, They were sent as the rescuers uho resigned as the scandal turned to despair Ranking offi _____ 5) Eg-shapd 3oTanger 33 Poisonous • 8 Unite — — — — 14 frS h!,,1 $ enit B ont knd If !. 4iwct .t busy --'=- hac 23 Nervous 5) 42 Atmosphere DEAR CAREFUL When be gets basy with hli hands, "ur ___ ab' 44 Picture border by tailors loud that Is one I see more of than the others I like him a lot but this dudes hands are quicker than the eye and III let himkissme,beforelknowit,hlshandsarealloverme. i"_'_-_- t. - -''-, - I wtio t'as j nc1 18 I)isintegrate _____ woofs, includthg . Jell and Mulloy come to her aid. Mr Hyde and the Phantom of _____ the OPera Once again Sonny hrub borthr I.gyptian tuII 24 Iiid1of •pe pit 32 -T_ IX) 1 Boys nikMme ne Justice TV Tiiiie Previews Wednesday, Oct. 31. 1913-1113 d Herald &9 CBS THl SONNY AND robber Another Lady nabs a Cash and Carry Caper" daughter and big pet dog WhM o Auo' u __ Hiizhlitrhts ?i _____ nmc 14 Iludenti. 2.3 Small bird i or üt ii n ülfl ___-_ I r__ _ AtWo I_ Jrcm - _______ JOB—The SanfordHeraldWednesday:Oct.31,1973 _____________________ - 1t J J,_- __ -' . ) . .. r - - ,y,, -I - ____-- _ ___ nose pierced over her parerns' objections Isay, let her' It 51 - -- ______ eet Storm — — — readerknowsofanotherniethod -MAR\ P ] I spent t bears in India on an assignment, and wi1is I was there I had my nose pierced in order — ' '-'-"--I-I _________________ 463 Unose rings willevercatchan in the St.aIcs burkd,thevufturesmovedinttipkkthon _ p _, -- -- . - ____________ - gi Iteisdary. Jefferson Qty: I have faith In yea. Please let fl (5flt - I ____________ - -. '- r-' $ -- '- -'. :•. - - --'. - r.. •.-- -r. . . 1 ('A DDrtI I blf'UTCD'C 'I1F15,,1LI.. IRUJI1 I ..F'l U - - inp ne .1)' so sC £n. aivitteswe.,. ,,iOWuCVOtlOfl to mate. ____________________ .,. _-. I - - - - - - - j ...j _____ Fi' -. OpenIru(iead-42 ____________ 7 borth East Pass I'ass 1! 3 Pass Pass You, South. hOld. Whaido A87'AKJ65 you ______ ' ALt, SCALAWAG do i't co;llpci - _______ -- _____ .____ -- - • -., .. - _____ : -. - . . -- 1a () AND lNE$7 STEAK HOUIE r,is,r,c'. u4TIt I A' , r - __________ I -- .—.. I ________ - r _ '° C ti t 400 - room, but space is running out Legal Notice da Statutes 1952 Pres P (IA E Pubi th Oct 1721 31 No, 1 1973 /'" \ I,MI ij.has crawled over girbage an -1tle refuse V 'fflC I t I - I I I ---'------ -..t__- —- I t) ..-- c- 8.TTtR AS '• PfOn r ' Pubiith Oct. 17, 71, 31, Nov. 7. 197) ..Q.EU 105 va t y f %Qj IJ tjg A NCE, 5OME1HINGTCLDME C ( I'M kEEPItGfl40 OF T)-4E/1 j 1 ' ,1?777711 ,77,-.P\ I ' - ' - Seminole County, .V blith Oct 10 17 21, 31 1973 . Chic Young BLONDIE (u DIDP4T SAYA woo I ( . entcrpriie are as lollows CERN - f3' TM 4t1p46z'i \ DO'_L.l ) I',' ' i olD 1 ' i 4AVE 9O%E POTATO CI-1IP, \ E.h' I f''il *. ,\ / ouu_ tAvE TO PtCI 1 ( TI4E%\ OJT FRo\ TilE \ P'TZEE' Att T 6us I U. NA'El 1[ I PRETZELS, PEAsJT' )' ANP Guftii DRO'5 i' It ThE GREAT CO'.1VEISIiT'J5 I r 'N1U l PLEASE PASS TI.4E "— " I / 1 ( ItL LOOK 1, . .,uutlt,,. iv antutd Psychology and Medicine o( the Dated- 1(12473 A _______ -- u nwu ,-, i,tJ - .. - 'vv V , "" A"E 1 In -AN StREA &tTE' ThE jfp I I, \ .--,, -n -. 1 . --- I __ ____________ -- _________ - ,. . • - _____________________________ -. ________ Ih wilt sell the property sltuiti in wiu SIII the property ItuatC l't JTI — _____ _________ ________ ' V making your fact? appear far 17 tilock 0 ENGLISH ESTATES PARK ESTATES ms recordd in UNIT TWO according to the plat pie, flOOk S aages 10 13 PublIc mnre cheerful and alert I c WINTHROP inacdancth I can I even eny a with the Clerk of the Circuit Court if I am seated across the and tot Seminole County, Ftorida. Name Statutes. TO Wit: Section h '\t\ 44 ___________ _ 1 •:t.)f.s1t 'i' - ''J}\r, -''' - ____ FICTITIOUSNAME IF doctors and ofter ocu i executives want to wear a UNITED 5iS DISTRICT U'flTtD STATSS DISTRICT z'ut t,',tn -o they hae rntictich they hou1d imitate COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF ii*. i'u''Q.. ' • LUKlU*.UKI.*NIIU VIVIAIUPI - :-Oat literally millions of germs _____ Legal Notice NAME STATUTE These vague sulxonscIous titloul name to wit CONVENANT • CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, under which -. t'- 1 ' DUSTRIES, and that $ intend to WeifltefldtOreglstefsaidnarnewlth reg.ster sa'd name with the Clerk ' the Clerk ol the Circuit Court, the Circuit Court, Seminole County, 5iminc,ie County. FIorld• In ac f . - -- 1 eventually must face the problem of what to do with the bottle caps M' bod It ' •!L. ___ - obl e f h ROOM' _________ I, ____ J (( s K C S t 8 Fotosure entered on October 19 Forsctosure entered on October iv 4 8ut note the false note in a m u s I a c h e sluggishness and ueieat in 1973 uie toe entitled Court n 1973 by the above entitled Court, In gang of angels" - i.h'icec'f T*o Vetabt 'E iIiiii , / of co ________ - . Item substituted for each Complete dinner - / 'v' , f,., ,yA1I _______ Ihe hippie fad and thus alienate ' ''. aroun .fllOu1i. - w _____ I )' ve much. "But he wears a beard and a - -'( ()Oti \h ma LIGH1-J: t ecaps FICTI OUSNAME - f"//'t 's . - "Dr Ctane." she begin, "I —. .--"& 's ;CASE Y-557 Melba K, aged ____________ - There B surgery or a manufacturer's -,.*plendld merchandise. ____ and hot btscuiti r.tt — 'en1aIa kisses! Melra's cow. - men,ta soaid also mabte J nouse (Ott)i sooi AWAI(I) , — sttotr)thesandpaperwhereltwillnot.show If it works used but directions must be care1ul1 followed. -POLLY. 9:00 (3) PhIl Donahue Show U) What's My Line? ,, co cc g hd sscnt patio but 1IndsIght is easier than foresight Sandpaper could scratch the paint ii her siding is painted They su gestaumet peofanabrasisehouseholdcleanser . IftbatLesnotwortryahcavvdut3'one.AsaIastresort NOW SHOWING L ri - A • told me that, ol course, Alice's first mistake wac in not l;'U Ii.. NIght (9) Girl In My Life wzsting tune Find the ragjt ppuanccs you neeti your quircinordc-rtobcsucccufu1anyourprcecI Vougeta rnissave from out of town that is helpful -- byCrooks&Lawrence tofmdoutexactlybowmuchamI1flis, DEAR POLLY - like Alcø '%._' (6) The Edge Of tiE hearts He assumed that if r ,icç, Thesekldsshould ow.For the past 18 months they have 7:00 (2) Today () CBS Morning We Still Have jr partners flve-tieart hid was a respoost' to lllaukwood or an bid six beaus on the theory -re kA'I i, ii r -. put them b-ick tomether With all the knowlt'd'r of our . West made a safe lead and there was no way for declar. I1' er to collect 12 tricks. TopcorewenttotheSouth three-diamond overcall Randy Darrow,8,explainsamil1ionfsactual1y"mo4'en a Lot, and a lot is too much," while 9.year-old Nadla Ciarn I : becasiertoclean. (9) Newlywed Game South 6 13 (6) Sunshine 1+ Almanac 34 630 (2) The Flying Nun 3N.T. (6) Summer get what Lscomingto him at Ingab.utseven. the end of the story. , TODAY'S QUESTION Most North-South pairs in r LILIR a (kept 23 to (L' :2) A g..od day to think about adthng to your present abundance and bern the new month wie1 Ohtai-i the support you need from a hIgWI -, li... t '• s s.,. "itt' 'faE iriipcl, 1IIC ___ Pars Pa 6' W rtfrigerators and stou.s too Why are they made with so mans corners and cre.lces to catch dirt' There are so ç"11g Lives MORNING k' 6:30 (2) News Turns Almanac NorthSouthvulnerable We-st North East South Pass 1\T 3$ 4+ Pass 44 (HCLIQ .an bcip uu iiiorc than km todaj, since thai pensor the power of the planets Attend the o.ial - - '-' U C your tune with the work )ou have promised to do Use common sense - - from the Cairofl Riu Institute nature Re sure fure plans are on a sound and slniclurc, Try to t calm if tcr4.oxls arise later. '- rest . (24) S"s'me Street (6) NewS the jack 01 trumps, ulled ,Q thing from his clothes to his grden tools. Thanks for letting me get this off my chest. I WU to Ido'ha ___________________ 49852 éAk 104 At the funeral parlor aij "friend asked me what I was going to do with ra gun collection Imagine the Insensitivity of this mali, knowing that my husband killed hifnselfwlthagun! ______ ________________.-.-__---------_I_' ' - _____________________ .-. -.•-•.. -' Where Game (13) Starcast . (24) Electric Company (44) Gomer Pyle Tomorrow (6) Kolack (a) News nose, I was the obJect oI curious stares and many rude __________________ (6) Search For — _ —, _ ______________________ India, .:. CAPTAIN EASY U,an . - ________________________________ - _________ �-. __ • - - --- •- - -- • - - -•_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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Give a camera or othvr get all your ttoliday fun in the beautiful and exciting place this lire bells, for this year the jolly you've done this year, i case giant new Christmas tree and days run out, ist CtUJua-s. Be sure to attend old fellow will be arriving in a he asks, The wide variety of stores at photographic equipment for picture! new pole ornaments this year. Sanford Plaza Is going to be a the opening ceremonies Friday, lire truck. If you don't get to talk to The tree is all gold and should the Sanford Plaza oiiers a Christmas, and you're sure to News of the energy crLsl.shas Santa Friday, you still have look magnificent when the complete selection of popular reached even the North Pole, plenty of opportunities because colored lights are twinkling, gifts for everyone. Santa decided to save on he'll be visiting the Sanford While Christmas shopping Sanford City Commission thoughts turn first to the helicopter fuel and arrive in a Plaza every weekend from now Gordon Meyer will officiate at children. The emphasis today fire truck instead. He thinks the until Christmas. the tree-lighting ceremony, gleaming red and white colors The festivities Friday will flipping the switch to set the on children's toys is variety, ofthetruckwillmatchhisown safety, and educational value. continue into the evening, with tree ablaze with winking lights. gay outfit perfect ly! Playtime Is valuable when the grand tree-lighting children are 'learning by In his sack he'll 'have lots Of ceremony scheduled for 7 p.m. The Rev. Blair McGarvey doing.' A child's age is usually a candy to give away as usual—to The Sanford Plaza Merchants will give the invocationand the all good boys and girls, Association, who are respon- Lakeview Middle School Glee pretty sale guide to his or her remember, so make sure you sibie for the decorations and Club and Band will present a current interests. For slightly older children do. can tell him of the good deeds ceremonies, have bought a tiiusic.' program. They have it. A",-anir ..a'." 1,*i, a, _., been rehearsing hard, and popular and instructional. If Sanford area residents can you prefer, make up the kit expect to be delighted with the item yourself and give a really selections they will perform, personal, handcrafted gift to In order to serve you better WTRR Itadlo will be at the 'someone special. Several stores Plaza to do an on-the-spot in the Sanford Plaza have these during the Christmas shopping season, broadcast of the activities, 'crafty' kits for creative gift All the stores in the Plaza will giving. OUR be getting into the Christmas Sanford Plaza stores offer spirit, many of them staying jewelry, clothing and acopen until 9 p.m. or later, and cessorles, sports equipment, some on Sunday afternoons, household items a ml hen utifullv I ie .'>JZtUL1 I'hILd incrchaiit.s packaged toiletry gills. On-thehope to see you all at Friday's go guys and gals will fall for festivities and invite you to be items such as heated shave will be sure and visit their stores cream dispensers, cordless hair before Christmas shopping detanglers, and mist hair a rule holidays are light on the trains, but Thursday was like an average day—which is heavy for a holiday. Traffic on the southbound trains was especially heavy." Gebhardt said there are always more passengers on the trains over the Christmas season, but this year he has had more phone inquiries than Sanford ticket agent Frank Gebhardt said "quite a few passengers" told him Thursday they wouldn't be traveling by train If they could be sure there was gas to get them home again after the holiday. "I expected it to be real dead around here yesterday, but it was a lot busier than an. ticipated," said Gebhardt, 'M By JEAN PA'VfESON Herald Staff Writer The fear of running out of gas while on Thanksgiving Day outings prompted many more people than usual to use the railways rather than drive their own cars to and"from Sanford Thursday. Seaboard Coast Line's — - Q Drive-up windows Open 'til 6 PM and of course were still open til These hours begin December 3 and continue through December 21. THE BANK @Vnvu MMM SANFORD PLAZA A FW.L (R Ct AN MrM3EI, Dl C 4. T,ML 0 ES Our People Make us Number One tb ?&jrra 4 Friday, November 23,1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 81 Price 10 Cents WILLARD M. KOSTECKI Associate Editor, Metro Newspaper Services He may be arriving by dogsled, fire engine, chohoo train, helicopter or even parachute. He's Santa Claus and he's on his way. But no matter how he makes his gland entrance one thing is for sure - when the jolly man in red first shows his rosY cheeks and jingles his bells the Christmas Gifts Season is officially open. All indications are that this Christmas will be the merriest ever for families every, so have anopportunity to where. Stores have stocked check for the bc buy. their shelves with new mcrShopping early means chandise and every aisle is planning earlier. A wellsure to oiler solutions to made gift list should include "what-to-give" problems. primary gift suggestions as Santa's traditional mcs- well as secondary choices to sage can well make the dif- avoid duplications and disference between a relaxing appointments. holiday or a frantic last-minute rush. His message is Special gWts simply, "Shop Early." When making out your Wise shoppers know that list, be sure to remember the earlier they begin gift meeds for all those who have hunting, the better the sekc- been extra nice to your (am-tion. Early bird shoppers al- ily during the year, R ZAINES WEU1 needed but should now be lake Monroe and the Wekiva Consulting engineer Cal planned for. River on the west to the Osteen The first In a series of steps Bridge and Lake Jessup areas Conklin of Clark Diets and Associates told the joint city- toward a regional system is on the east county advisory committee on a now 70 per cent complete, County Commissioner John regional sewer system Wed- according to Conklin, The Diets Kimbrough and city com• nesday that a draft of a yet-to- firm is making a $15,000 mLssloners John Norden of Water Quality Lake Mary and John Morris of be published state study on - Interim water quality management of Management report for the city Sanford met Wednesday night' the St. Johns River and Lake of Sanford. The study area with Conklin and Sa nf ord City Monroe shows advanced waste encompasses the north 40 per Manager Warren Knowles. treatment (expensive tertiary cent of Srninole County— from Kimbrough said the county is lie present aties of county and Lake Mary and Sanford city governments will ask their commissions next week to inveatigate inter-government agreements that would result in joint participation In studies, planning and applicati ons for federal funding icr a regional t & ZALF5 0urPeopleMaketh Number One .,.•o...... 5VWVL I.... YL1iIl WI ....... 13 lvi 11IUIIVU$4IIY To Limit Cox O 65 't c Investi*gation 4 NEW YORK (All) —Former U.S. Atty. Gen. Elliot I... RichBy John A. Spoiski ardson says President Nixon ignor-ed his top aide's advice and A most enjoyable tried to limit the investigation Thanksgiving Day was had by of -special es Watergate prosethe Spolski-clan; hopefully, cutor Archibald Cox, the New yours was the same or better. York Times said today. Only two "business-type" Richardson quotes the Whi te calls were received ... one House chief of staff, Alexander reporting an orange-glowing M. Haig Jr., as saying he urged light hovering over the Sanford Nixon to cancel an order to Cox Airport. Took myself away to halt court litigation aimed at from the Alabama-LSU game obtaining Watergate tapes and for about an hour to watch for related documents. flying UFOs instead of footballs "Haig said he had tried, but (and didn't see any, sorry!) the President wouldn't yield on The other ('all had to be one that," Richardson said in a which I shall treasure in. Times interview at his McLean, definitely. A prominent public Va. home. official took time while sharing When asked for conunent, the II I, his table of plenty with his Times said, Haig replied, .-,. .-., .---. . - •1 --• they actually inalm or kill I. - I ... ... •.- ' . -? - . Christmas rings set color for him and her. _____________________________________ -.- Gifts they'll put right to work! with a. Kodak Pocket Instamatic Camera kit. Red Royal Star, 3 diamonds, 14 karat gold, $119.95. Includes one roll of film, one flashcube and one flash, extender, $22.95. Genuine amethyst, d4amcnd, 14 karat gold, $79.95. Pam shape genuine opal, 14 karat gold, $34.95. b. Remington Mist Curler. 850-Watt, 2-speed dryer can be used with or without mist; 4 attachments $21.88. ci Blue Royal Star, 12 diamonds, 14 karat gold, $239 95 c. Bowmar Hand-Hold Calculator. Rechargeable calculator features 8 d.t dista. carry i ng F0001 Works on battery or current, P Goie ;nri, 10 karat gold, $79.95 t Geiu;nc Back Star. 14 karat gold. $99.95. g. Royal Star, 9 diamonds, 14 karat gold, $195.00 vr1yl $19.95, ci. Smith-Cotou,a Corsair Portable Lightweight yet durable, full keyboard, Typewritsr. cover, $49•80. Elegant gift wrap at no extra charge. -f -- -- fli r 1 tu 1uy ,!Wfit. ie- Cscrn CrIa!ge • .' tt Ciwg • A!s'*rCSn Eoptess , LAvaw#y li1ifr.4 SANFORD PLAZA OPEN EVENINGS TILi, SUNDAY 14 Elegant Isles Rei'atnCrwg —. • Z gift wrap at no extra charge. t 4 someone, the law enforcement agencies should tag and arrest those two or three air boat tirivers seen yesterday on the St. Johns River and in Lake Jessup. They're actually firing their guns at ducks while the boats are in motion and under power which is again3t the law), and come crashing through the high eeds on unsuspecting litmiers and fistwrmnen. If and w hen the arres ts are made, some local lawman is going to have a red face. One of the violators is a memntwr of tn'Family U.S, 14 - - ELLIOT RICHARDSON IIV . DIM %. " ., -. .. -' — ' q F-.— , ',-.. - -'" . • 0'. RIDERS GET ADDED THRILL -- --. — ; , ç - I . AI1II#V I -. - : -•?&:i ' .. r. .. . . ,,.• - - - . ..- . ' . ,.. - ... '. - . IV _________ I ic:] ay i Ic ey Sale rea 1 A z •'- -. W WII study and exploring methods of terceptor to serve more than agreement between the local 7,000 dwelling units on the city's government entities, south side showed the area The jeint advisory committee could be most e, onomically scheduled a meeting for Dcc Dec. 14 served by funneling all sewage with planners and attorneys for to the city's Lake Monroe the three government bodies, treatment plant or by adding a Conklin said the committee is a second plant in the Lake Mary"sou ndi ng board" to consider Greenbelt-Hea throw area. alternatives to be advanced by Regional studies are required the study. We want to know if you th ink in order to get 75 per cent they are good and how they will fedeta funding of a sewer affect your communities," syste m serve the area Conklin said. "You may think of East Central Florida others that should be included ." Regional Planning Council Conklin said the initial study engineers and planners are should be comple ted wi th in 30 working with Conklin 's firm to to 45 days and the alternatives correlate population projecwill first be presented to the (ions for the study area. Once the final figures are available joint advisory committee, "me study is to find the the current Sanford study can optimum, least cost way to be completed quickly, he said, serve the area with sewer and alternatives set forth on service with the most protec- what type systems will be most tion to water quality," Conklin acceptable to all regulatory agencies involved. said, s visitors got an added thrill with their ferris wheel ride. A broken cable stalled the amusement attraction for a half hour. Workers held the big machine while maintena nee men repaired th cable and the show went on. Sponsored by the Ameri can Legion, the fair on U.S. 17-l2 in south Sa nf ord continues through Sunday with midway rides and concessions, animal exhibits and booths showing arts and crafts, educational and civic endeavors. Fair oplens at 5 p.m. today and 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Exposition building closes at 10 p.m. \ Use Of Duck Substltutes Noted Ifouse summary that would be and snittetimes just threw in the alter he a Isci refused to fire .• - . -...... I . - , \ ' . - '' -. - - . . - - 26 . - , It's a state law that you sha ll iI'nnf',4 (Th Pd IA ('ni Al Spillman said he noticed a to order turkeys this year morning. "People still wanted -. Index .. . While none of the chain markets would provide actual considerable increase in "because I didn't want the t.rkeys, even though the price verified y Sen. John Stennis, sponge. sales figures, prices were "substitutes" such as ham, trouble." San While managers from was up usually people will b-Miss, Newson said -he sold a "few" spend the money because this is ford area Fairway, Park & uniformly In the 67 cent to 76 __________________ unt'rc hanis than usual, but no Shop and Publix Markets cent per-pound area, with no once it year sort of thing. Weather more ducks because "they're nearly all used the phrase increase ex pected for Christ"I don't expect Christmas even higher than turkeys." sales to be any different, unless Generally fair today and "quite a few" w hen asked how riias, since most stores ordered Newson, however, provided a something drastic happens to Saturday. Unseasonably warm turkey-day sales went, one their birds for both holidays, clue to the rosy picture painted the econony, of course," Heath with highs in the lower to mid small store manager said he storing the extras in freezers. by the big chain managers, added. manager Spillman, keys, William er any t ur rd night around mid didn't even o BOs. Lows to noting the chains must buy th while another reported sales of B&W Market, 1303 Sou os. bulk, and make whatever profit 11 and snow Lingered over is possible on turnover. the northe rn third of the nation Dick Heath, Publix Market t'da>' as an autumn storm Editorial comnulient . meat 4A manager, confirmed Area deaths ----18 inured nor theast into southEnts2rtliinmnent .........SB Newson's guess, adding the central Canada. Bridge .................9A Horoscope --------9A chains don't make much money Calenda r ............5A The Wa sh ington and Oregon hospi ta l notes ----on the turkey sales, but reel t oasis were swept by rain. ('huruh News Public ce noti s ........ 4B they must provide them to meet l'imninishing snow whitened Classified ads ........5-711 Society .............. their customer's demand. northern the Comics ................ parts of Sports "Actually," Heathe COil----------2-411 rain M ississippi Valley and Crossword puzzle ....9 SHOPPING DAYS ...............5/ State ceded, "I don't think anyone Dear Abby ----------9A washed sections of New York made money on turkeys this TV ...................8A CHRISTMAS l. Crane .............. 9A and New England. _____ - rc'd. MtrfClt, A' ('g' ess • Layaøiy SANFORD PLAZA—OPEN EVENINGS ilL 9, SUNDAY - "I Si t corwenien; *ays to buyCjst Ct'aj, R1k - "The study could show up to three treatment plants needed to sere the area," Conklin said, and noted the regional system would not necessarily serve all of the study federal designated by requirements. Conklin said' -an earlier "rough run through" of the study that resulted in Increasing the size of Sanfords family to pick up the phone and don't discuss what discussions I The prosecutor was dismissed say, "I'll do the talking ... while had with the President." I'm reflecting on my blessings, According to Richardson, by the solicitor general, Robert down so per cent over Last year. Sanford Ave., sold 120 turkeys ducks and capons and even year, and once you figure the By CHRIS NELSON I wanted to call and tell you how Haig was turned down by Nixon H. Bork hastily elevated to Fairway's market manager, in 1912, but only 75 this year, expensive roasts—even though overhead, you may lose on Herald Staff Writer acting attorney general. much I value your friendship." n Oct. 19. Thanksgiving holiday turkey "Buck" Brannen, reported despite pricing the big birds at prices are up across the board. indi vidual sales. In the long Richardson said in the Times And he hung up... On Oct. 20, Nixon ordered Cox wholesale levels, and says he'll Another "small" market run, well make our money on dismissed. Riéhardson re- interview that the White House sales went pretty much like excellent sales, "despite a price cents a order just enou8h Christmas man, Bob Newson, owner of the other things. these rise of at least 30 fields in other competition signed in protest, and William sought to answer the Cox subregular Newson's turkeys for his IIelp...thiere are some hunterGrocery, 1600 South"Turkey sales were up from ltuckelshau.s left his job as as- poena of some tapes and docu- days—the big guys did well, and pound—people stayed with the west Road, said he didn't bother last year," Heath reported this customers. madmen on the loose. Before a lot, turkey." scrambled offering a White the little guys sistant attorney general ment', by it ., . I .,,,,,..s.,.,l lJ•II.. D.....1 ..,..4L a,., _..'._ IAIIFVIUJ'J IUIL LWUU IIUIUI ii,? UI1V131V'J UI U IVKIUIIUI 3VWII Nixon Tried Ito pvfum ....,t...1_ ilIlIIiAI.l IIUI ill r -. ._i -= usual, it lot of them checking on two bus depots, Greyhound and train schedules in case the gas 'i'railways, said business over shortage becomes worse. Thanksgiving had not been Manager of the Auto-Train heavier than usual, and the depot in Sanford, R.L. Johnson, holiday traffic In general did said because of the nature of not seem more than it had been their business which does not last year at this time. cater for short trips or many Trailways manager C.B. customers without advance Bennett said after the first of bookings,, It was impossible to next year things might be tell whether there had been a different. "1 don't think the gas rush for seats over shortage will take effect until about January" he said. Thansgiv1ng. Overall, however, he said the "Things should get busier number of calls and advance then—if I can get gas, of course. bookings Is Increasing. "In two That might be a problem." years we've had nothing but Across the nation, however, progress, but with the gas the fear of running out of gas 3hort.age it appears business was evidenced by the many will be more than what it has holiday travelers who were been in the past," said Johnson. prompted to ride trains or Seminole County. By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer - -... - - For Regional Sewer SYstem - - f- Cities, County To Mull Pacts , On r People Make Us Nu mber One . - adding a third train on Dec. 1 to for Thanksgiving Day trips. handle the increased holiday And they probably didn't regret traffic from December to May. it, He said the other two trains are Some cars coughed and sputalmost at the limit of the tered to a standstill on freeways number of cars they are per. around the country as the fuel mitted to carry, but if the shortage became a reality for demand continues to increase, many drivers. they may add a few more cars "We were getting two or to each train as they have done three calls a minute this afternoon from motorists stranded in the past. Auto-Train, which tak's without gas," spokesman Alex reservations up to a year In Parley of the Connecticut Auadvance, has been sold out for tomobile Association said months, said Johnson. He said Thursday night. Many gas statIons were rethey carry a 100 per cent load ported closed, but whether for daily. The managers of Sanford's (Cont'd On Pg. 3A Col. 6) By 8 on Fridays. I - - ------ lie saul Auto-Train will he tuices rather than drive cars 'Greatest selections awa i t ing those who begin to shop early Monday thru Thursday, W4 - 6. Vacationers Are Returning To Th e Railroads Rather Than Risk Running Out Of Gaso l ine By JEAN PATTESON Herald Staff Writer Hey kfdq! -. U boys and girls this year, get Your Christmas gilt lists ready because Santa will be paying an early visit to the Sanford Plaza at 3 p.m. Friday, and he hopes to see you all there, If you plan tobe the first to spot Santa arrive, here's a Up: don't gaze up into the sky for signs of a sled and reindeer—or the modern equivalent, a helicopter. listen instead to the sound of a siren and clanging A n -,---- Thursday, Nov. ??,1973 Santa Claus To Start Sanford Plaza Visits Friday vs -r- -- - I ARCHIBALD CUX TO �- N- - 2A-ThSmfordt-rafd - Friday, Nov . 1973 i I 0 '. . . , 1 7 __ -%.. 4 - ., ; . I f'-- , 1-11 .. - . - ~ I - - Z'i r_ ~, I - .~ - By REV. BILL PICKETT `i 1:11. ~.~ evaluate ' our possessions for their material significance. Our -- - cost? 'Can I afford It?' "Whats it worth In dollars and . —- - -_. -A, ..%-_'--_-~,-,-;:,_ =T = ~_ 5z!___ Z:i~ -7-, ,_ -- - _ __ _. . .. - -- Us creating ..W~__ ____ - - -. _~ - - _11;et_,~ ---- -_ - = - - ;: -:; ~ - . ~31 ___.~~'I-I- I_ __~_ ~~ I _. ,4~.' -: -___~_ -~t-: r-~ t- ~~ _t ~ . _~~ - _____ . .- ' - W. -,. - - cents?" So often when we count our blessings we evaluate them in this vein also. Our Thanksgiving becomes simply an enumeration of the things we have. Real thanksgiving, however, is a matter of the spirit. it is a grateful attitj1e not a recitation of things possessed. For example, our bodies are worth only a couple of dollars from th e material standpoint, but the spiritual significance is invaluable. Our homes may be worth thousands of dollars, but who can value th e family living with in? Magnificent structures we call our churches, but the spirit in the lives of people is what the church is all about. Yes, Thanksgiving should be spiritual. We can not be grateful until our hearts are grateful as well as our minds. Let us think of some of the great benefits during this Holiday Season. First, we have the spiritual benefit of being a people selected by God. What a blessing to be made in His own Image! What a comfort to hear His Words "you have not chosen me. but I have chosen you." How consoling that in Ills infinite love God planned for ILS a httl lo% i'r than the angels The btlII,Ld .j tiiii UI [ilL L54 ittainint L ,, Did not God demonstrate this love Osrough the gift of His Son? We. indeed, am a "chosen people, royal priesthood." Who could ask for a greater blessing than this in time or eternity? Secondly. we hs%,e the blessing of a secure people. his own words tell us that "I will never forsake you or leave You." How people today seek security. Thom who don't have aris insecure until they get. Those who get are Insecure fearing they will lose what they hmre. The Christian can sa in whatseetrstateIam, then lam ,-'cnfri't." fl world counts its blessings only in property. The Christian counts his blessings whatever transpires, knowing that even though he "walks through the valley of the shadow o( death" he is secure. What a blessing to know that a man's wealth does not consist of the abundance of the things he possewes, but that he is secure for eternity in the Hands of God Last]), spiritual blessing is a matter of the sufficiency which Coci has promissed to us..."be of good che~r, I have overcome the world." He backed this up with His life, His death, and His resurrection. In tile, this means we shall over come. ThIS means a sufficiency in daily living when things go wrong. In death it means that it Is not the end, but a victory which in- ____________________________ _______ - ; , I _;1 J - , . - 1 . - - ----s . _____________________ _______ —. - . 1, 'I , --M I t . 1~ . - rr i . = - . A ________ . __ rOMM- I I ' 11 __Z. __1 . .------ -1 - it .; __ - - I -11, ow q~;t=.-~-=---~t~--.--~--.=-!!~-__ -__ __ - ill win Flu--- I' --- Ii - _. 9-_-_-,F ~_ - sa lull tratL 0111) I,LI Uk — - __ ___ --- - ___ I MM -1 I F .___ ~ - 4inwn a . -__ - . -- ~ - - - - ___ - - SJC SINGERS IN CONCERT SEMINOLE Junior College Chambe r presenti ng 11r1s1ian and secular music, under Singers the"-' and Chorale wll Concerts by singing at the First United Methodist Church of Sanford on Sunday, at 7:30 P.M. The cornbined groups wifl sing in the Fellowship Hall, the direction of James Ellis. The Chamber Singers and Chorale are becoming well known for their outstanding music and drama presentations. The public is inviW. ' Personal religion and law - '- First Christian I - 1i- i ___ - __ __ First V IV- - - social Implications of faith, we fj 446 Concerning the national polit. fail to draw on its essence, on ical scenes he said there was a waters of Its source." yews "cold wind blowing in our scholar who for A 15 has directed the national hearts at the freedom eroded educational activities of reform and highest trust betrayed" but '. Judaism, Rabbi Schindler was there are "counterwinds of ( 1 I 1 described by its board of morality." k trustees as a leader In the ira The Constitution demon ,me bon of Yiddish poet Elie- 3ai . "I 3ee beneath the gloom a zer Schindler, the rabbi was brought to this country in 19a hopefulness. There was almost as a boy of 13 by his family froin a coup d'etat from within, but (icrnlan) in the earl sears of the evil decree has been Hitlerism. Rabbi Schindler said averted. The system has he ld his experience with NakWn was up." "not grave." lie said the experience had "I only experienced dis- demonstrated more vividly to crimination rather than ex- the nation the Indispensability termination," he said. fie is au- of religious-moral fibre. "A nathor of a book by that title, Lion's strength depends on its "From Discrimination to Ex- integrity," he said. mp -' % .- -_ ZZ Christian The continuing shame of Watergate brings home to every thoughtful citizen the importance of personal ethics th ur suit of law and order and the primary meaning vf ;~or`afity. Here is a parade of high overnment officials. leading pol ~ i ii I ___ , r~-_- ___ ~_ - . rcded a"d call;psed Their uhimLc v sion was no lurther than the next wmrehp - .. - 1 Surely we are not so numb or indecent to neglect Lbe b tal ethical Ys s tern of those persons who will do anythiing for their Witical leaders. Dr. Alfred Freedman, president of the American Psychiatric Assn., put it most clearl y when he said: ? "To hear John Ehrlichman parade Ms ignorance of _____ • VE~__~~-_- -_, - ~_ . ~ - __ .- ___ E4___ __ I~ &&:- I- ~_- - 0 TFVPFW~, I ____ .- I -___--- - -- - _ .____ _- _1.__W .~ -, ~ . . :,--. _.,*_*~_,. fice on the grounds of nation 1 21 security; tc ponder his gross insult in im ;Tlying that physicians and nurses and aides could be prevail upon to reveal patient's records; to contemplate his icY .idifference to the erosion of democratic institutions, including dr*toi patient relationships — all thus boggles the mind and suggests a moral insensitivity at the, highest levels of government . . ." - - . __ ,_ . - -__ , . -~___ Waterpte is putting the American Judicial system to the test: Wi. laws of this nation (and the religious morality whic h was inherent to their creation) be strong and sharp gh to cleanse our government of this massive corru tion" All true re-figion begLas in m)sficisni aM ends in t PO i. encounter. 1w)erI and jurists will now have a full exercise that I .~___-'j-t------____ - 11 -i - I - . -~27;7-7!-E~~ . .--=~!*:~_77~ _TIF -":, .. ______ _-___.C-r-•''- ~Z- .INK __1 _.- _1_1 . .Z I ~_.. -- - I--_ I - - - Perhaps it is more than appropriate that this month (Sunday, AuR 26) is the international observance of "World . . i part of the Sixth World Conference on World Peace Through This gathering of some 2,500 law)rers. justices. jurists and -eligious leaders will meet at Abidjan, Ivory Coast in western Afrea. During the week they will discuss pressing world problems that have been close to the hearts of rehgious communities everywhere: prison reform. international protection of refugees population control legal protection of minorities dangerous drug controls pollution of air arid water and a revitalization of the United Nations. In preparation of this major law meligion esent the V'orld , it . care ,-,. t.Cflttt at 400 diii Bldg Vtashtngton DC CY5 Ls an attracti,e brochure tri'cing the world's major religions and the legal systems, which have evolved from ancient faith$. Americans taking leadership in the African conference include Charles S. Rhyne. former President of the American Bar Association Earl Warren Chief Justice of th e United States, Ret and Mrs Marion Dentzel A fasorite passage 1-'nn the Psalms for many readers is 'Blessed i the man who walks not in the counsel of the uikt-d nor st-ardc in the wa o inners, nor sits in the seat of the scorinful, but his delight Is in the law of the Lord, and on Pus law he meditates da) and night" The p hour ____ -~_~_ ._.;__ - 7 - . -.4. 1çç. - '; . ,., _____ ' I., - W ~W_#~__ _ *4; , -: ____________________________ , y-_ - f'i ~ .... e XL .~ ,*,Z' fi: -. ____ r _ 'C.- ' - - _____________ ', Sr., #1 b ,- ;~z ~~ - ~:! i ~~ .k.- 1%0 " . -7 _____ ___ —1 ___________ - - . -T - At t - " __ = -_ -_- ____ - - ~ - . --' - : _~ ~ ;- __ - --- --- ---- -- -" ~~ k- THE SINGING MILLERS t t. Rev. J.T. Pitts is pastor. • --------- --- - ~ ,." - - -. -_ another [h this all men - III ples. If You have love for one -John 13:34135. n=i4- - worshl lidge, 30 I. W - ~ _ _—OF Aa~ I - f - Philip- f wil_~ _~_ _,-;-- _~~_ - - ~___ ~___=~_ ~ ___________________________ ~__.__ ____ -- - -- - WE4&!~- - - - - r -_ - . 2 '_ M - __ _ - - 4 -_— - - - , - ~_ i- - ________________________ 1 nIESDAY But they sball sit every undrr his fig trt'' and none hall lar.."r **#Cm 11flaIJ: for the mouth ol the I ord of most highly decorated soldiers of the Korean War. fie was ___ - - -T - RA CasHe Jut 'mfur,l ii, r'iii ______ . -..• -• - -_ .-------- .-.--- . • to 4 ,90 0 - I . - A A C II • a • a handmade arficles on carrousel which they had made for two-day Subice- ption Rates by bazaarat the church Mrs deSousa alsodecorated tallies Carr',r Wetk SSC (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) - -- .. -- an -- Year 171 40 -- ft your... f -I SANDRA RAWLIP4S -e _ ., . . - - "Now Castit" ----- -- SW Dellona • 1 I' / Tate may be connected with the case," Altamonte Springs Police C'ef Justus East said Thursday. ,,Polygraph evide-we is not admissible in court, it Is just rald Staff Writer ________ LO i : r * -'-- of \mfl 100 Chamber t 111(1 i rectors E I ec ted - ... i ~ I* represent the wishes aad needs of the people to his best ability. to the best of his ability to merce and chairman of its featured on this page .- past three )ears, Mrs Lash on the incorporation effort is actuse in the i7ro of Lake finance committee and hauled Mary Elementary School where people to the polls on the meor her daughter, Angelina is a pora11on e,ection y. I like (0 think I may have transported .Student. She belongs to both the Lake the whining voter that carried --' ______ ____ ,.,,I , -~ oio; - .'____ show there is a possibility that strOm- Herald Staff Writer ___ J . --- ;;- I ' ~A . I im ~=_=Pff - ; - -_40W -P I - Forrest Green Realty Co requests a change from The Lake Mary Planning and Zoning Board will hold its first residential to commercial for iiwding Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the northeast corner of ',ifth the volunteer fire department Street and Lake Mary to consider four rezoning Boulevard for a real estate requests and one petition to professional office. .1 The al reques1, ffrom tEarlI '.acMe 8 FOSU Also on the agenda is election Sinedle), Virgil Bryant, Robert " 41 -' * * I ~4 —' "u"it .---1 ' * * * - - - - - - - - * m _yy: 4444 and establi 'Ing regular kN- _~_l ø ,- = 41 fin 4 - 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 LOSE 20 POUNDS meeting dates and starting and vacate Ninth Street, north of Lakeview Avenue. cut-off times for the Board. Merrithers; on thie board am Larry Dale, Robert y Maltby and Jim Rowe. Gordon M. Schaff will request a change of zoning froin agricultural to light industrial S i IN TWO WEEKS1 Travelers ~ Return To Ra I roa LARRY DALE I Con't. from page I ~ During the non-snow off season the U S Women's Alpine by a famous o ora o Greenbelt West, represented mined. commission. LarryDale is a A spokesman for the Americandidate for the seat 2 city by Talbot, Wermer and .can Automobile Association ofcouncil post in the Dec. 4 muniAssociates will request a . II . cipal election The seat carries similar change of zoning for lice in Columbus, Ohio, said 50 propertyonemilesouth ofLake per cent 0Thursda y's a one year term in office I"I am very much concerned Mary Boulevard on the west were emergency appeals for gas. fie said at 8 p.m. onl!p about the future of tile City." side of 1.ake Eninia Road. The other rezoning requests gas station in the area was Dale, who was active in the ni concern changes to com- oWn. corporation drive, said. Some of those able to find gas Currently vice president of mercial, including one by P. D. of Anderson to change from had to pay dearly for it. hi Li Amtrak, the nation's passen Commerce, he is an active , ie ger ra sen cc, go eery realtor in H A Dale Realt> Inc southeast corner o they had out of Pus BS in 1970 1 ongwood.Lake Mar) Road available coach Dale recemsed %i froill the University of Florida and Lake Mary Boulevard mothbolls" to handle the load. member of the ere he Alpha Tau Ouiieg i socui JO1I A &'IUIILJL' i fraternity, presldnt of Alpha LAKE' MARY-John A. Zeta honorary fraternity and Norden, long-tinie postmaster was named top stu ent in SALEV ' in the c i ty, is running unop- agricu l ture. ped for the seat 4, two )earterm city council post in the ALUMINUM Dec. 4 municipal elections M) only purpose in running i -. I _ 7~. _~~ for this seat at this time is to " maintain a rontinuit) of past I - , ' Chamber ' Lake Famous U.S. Women Ski Team Diet Ski Team meinbers go on the "Ski Team" diet to lose 20 ' &L A. -, -_ intersection for a retail garden * center. I AKE MARY - Chairman of abutting S ysic an espec a y or . . T: rn1 ng. You keep "full" is designed that way. It's a diet that is easy to follow whether you work. travel or stay at home. (Not the grapefruit diet!). Th is is honestly, a fantastically successful diet permitted omens ea weren • e U . S to use Itl Right? So, give yourself the same break tt* U. S. Sk I Team gets. Lose weight the scientific, proven way. Even If you're tried all the other diets, you owe it to yourself to try the U. S. Women's Ski Team Diet. That is, if you really do want to lose 20 pounds in two weelts. Order today. Tear this out as a reminder. Send only 13.00 (1325 for Rush Service)-cash is 0-K.. Durham, Calif. 95938. Don't order unless you want to lose 20 pounds In two weeks! Because that's what the Ski Team Diet will do - — L FOR % I i---1--m - _______________________ - ._.\ SHEETS achieve axcept the satisfaction that Lake Mary will be prepared for future generations J\ orde rly l)larinhrlh and controlled growth and progress. Growth and progress cannot w 1 F U OUF be stopped, but it can be [AKE MARY- A candidate planned and controlled and I ri lake Mar)'s first municipal am for this planning and con4 is Walter A trol I will rork (or and enelection t program olorse regional sewage treat31, Sorenson, Corp Daeh'i, Gib Edmonds, C today "We have no cold hard Vernon Mize Harold Rowland, evide nce, All we have to go on A K Shoernaktr Jr, John A is the polygraph tests which Spolski and Douglas ten- Planning An Zoning oar,-i Meets An onday - I murders. Martindale said Burden, John Carli, Robert accident, right? p __________________________ •• ________ precaution against causing an been charged with the dump Arthur J. Beckwith Jr., William A resident of Lake Mary for board of directors. lie worked . r . . .1 ' '" R_ I I C - - -, -- V Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) - NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN -_- IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING Orlando where he has said. utility tax so that real estate I Sorenson is running for seat taxes can be lowered or kept to one on the Lake Mary City a ininimum, 'I feel that a uti lity tax no r term office Council, a t --My platform is control of matter how little or great i growth ine v itable to the city causes more residents to share I. RVlt' LOUIS BlANKEN the incorporate in their community," he said. SHIP which was . ~ ;;-* TW J (•'t-xc:4.4':4 seven years. X4r OtttffitO frrath wo yea - . <111 1., ' commerce and civic association, co-chairman of th(! r--- ---- -- __- - -, - I 3( clubs sered the chamber of said years She was an auditor with government in Lake Mary's residents believe Washington prior to moving to the city is not in a position to Lake Mary. start its own police department The candidate's civic Beand can well be served by the thitie, include a charter Seminole Count)' Sherlf S i t b r hi in the fir Department, nnt under con- department auxiliary where tract, but as the department slw is a past president, past currently protects the area, director of the Lake Mary She said the city's present Chamber of Commerce, a course of rapid action and member or the Business and spe nding can little be afforded Professi nal Women' s Cl b ad by a community of 3,000 per- a member of the Women of the sons riloose AS mayor, it will be my goal to be in close contact with the people and work with the I hi I 1, a city COUflcitI to CSiivaSii gosermunent which will listen to and act in accordance with what the people are saying," Mrs. Iless said. 11 I ' needs on a Iiriiited budget," ~ protection, road and park maintenance and controlled growth are the most i mportant issues facing this new city in the view of Ervin Louis Blankenship, a candidate for the seat 4 city council post. office (0r this seat is one Ellakenship. a Seminole County building inspector, is a S urgent needs ani determine I 14 Ut ________ - t HILDA RICHMOND _ owner BEA HUGHES Forest City .- . :- . - -,-'. ._~_~N =~ . , .; - - W `_---,-4-- tt Pieces of one of Seminole County's most baffling murders **#, be ling together 'asaicc mvestlgative C ce?' e now p.. y ti said y Detec ves vstivatin' 0 a possible link 0 — (Con'Lfremge1) for ad returnto Athens between an Orlando hospital I * ditional interviews and they ody '.. % n clerk, whose decomposing b have your headlights on i Aug 22 in an was found P° general manager of a foggy weather, such as was " w ill 91 ptOVide a Orange Memorial and Springs dump, Altamonte this morning. manufacturing concern, Is a case some solid evidence. So, we called each of the local rape-kidnaping suspect being member of the lake Mary held in Athens, Ga., poli ce said The second victim found in . Volunteer Fire Department, the law enforcement agencies the shallow dump grave has how many tickets were today, Chamber of Commerce, Fleet detec ve Altamonte Springs been described by pathologists ti Reserve Association, Moose issued. said as a young female between 16 Martindale Florida highway PatrolJames Lodge and Is serving his second 14, charged Lynwood Tate, with and 21, about 5'3" to 5'7" with term as a fire commissioner of "Yes, it is a law that when fog or rape in Athens, is a suspect in reddish blonde hair. Numerous there's excessive smoke, district 2. Laura headlights must be the murder of Lynn comparisons between the "We must all realize that our rain the victim's jawbone and the dental city is very small with the on." (No knowledge of any I tified woman whose body also records of missing persons s, however.) major portion of our revenu ts was found Aug. 22 in the flyhave failed to offer a clue as to iongwood PD-"No arr es realized from the taxpayers," infested dump just off SR 431 the girl's name. he said. "We must therefore yet." lot o f near Lake Lotus. Altamonte PD-"A establish priorities for the most Today, detectives will check important services and control people were stopped...seems to see if Tate applied for ernluke vol idea'..) I our rate plomint at Orange Memorial Casselberry J1)--"None we will surely burden gr ow Hospital before he left Orlando far this morning." ris, is a candidate for city ourselves with a tremendous I for Athens in September. Miss D Oviedo P11-"No, none that tax that many cannot " council seat 4 on Dec. 4. Harberts, who was missing ' know of..." fie Is a strict believer i n or- he said owth "We must plan our gr derly, systematic development at that hospital and lived on with all other municipa lilies lities any at this time..." .and wants to see Lake Orange Avenue just a few m y Sanford PD-"Not to Mary concerned to maintain our progress in an orderly way. "I Greater Sanford Chamber of I blocks away. ain opposed to rarnpant devel. ecological balance not only for knowledge...' Martindale, who has returned Comm,erre elected directur., Sheriif's Departmentour city, but for the good of all ment, favoring Wednesday morning. F kct instead a Central Florida" Blakenship 'Everybody has different to Altamonte Springs, was in - She has three other children, plunge into the municipal Barry. a student at'Crooms, election arena with her can: '17 dida , ' .%I ost on the .J' if " -i.'% ,auir a • L new car ILr f•. A Lafte Mary property if dealership For the past 21 )ears, she is a - * 1 would fike our police native of Virginia, married to a t -v. - ,#- . f, -. retired Navy officer and has department to start small with I - -1 .-: .1 a chief and a car to enforce city one child. . -f- . - " -. -4~ .-, , I I* I—.4. . --..,-. ,- _#_ ,_ The principle plank in Mrs. ordinances and zoning," FIX 4 411P -t 1 - i Mercer's platform is 11im- said. MARGIE HESS provemcnt of the Lake Mary LAKE MARY- "When a city Fire Department." And she is MuNw - ~~i11 h government refuses to listen to opposed to a high utility tax - -_ -_- :7 1~ the people it represents, it is being levied upon Lake Mary !. - -_ —i .- -_ - ~_ residents. to Margie lies,, a city She i ernplo)ed as an ac nd SHIRLEY MILLET Second Class Po%tage PA,d S ford- Fl0.'tdi )2171 __________________ LAKE MARY-Virginia incorporation committee and Mercer, actise In party politics thinks being a councilman is 'A new city cannot hope to have in the first year of its operation all the s erv i ces of well fereul b) larger, SIDNEY THOMPSON - __ A - I . . - she said 1049212 Altamonte Springs CAROUSSEL THEME OF BAZAAR and Mrs John deousa oC Unikd Church of Deltona place ,i o 0If Officers Probe Past Of Murder Suspect Er days. Tate allegedly told Capko, James Crapps, James Dye , Walter Gielow, Howard ' 8 batting average when it you don't cooperate you will Hodges, Clifford McKibbin, Employed by the Florida Ix wind up like those two gals In Martin 'ctswander and ltiI h ' l)Jhl comes to enforcing, the law of AiriculLurc and PeWld. (As a public service, The If it is a violation to exceed Florida," he said. LAKE MARY - Upgrading Consumer Services after he re- Herald made available this the speed limit (usually .Ser%ing two-year terms are Tate is alleged to have used by the water system In the city and ceived his degree in economics space to better Inform the more than badg to in . Wendell Agree, W. Scott Burns, e miles per hour) an old fireman's 10 the installation of fire hydrants from the University of Florida. residents of Lake Mary. All and correctly anticipate a duce girls to enter his car, Mack N. Cleveland Jr., John in the future are advocated by he Is presently an active real , Fitzpatrick, Harold Kastner, andida(es were Invited to ticket, what Is the difference Martindale said. incumbent Councilman estate salesman with Dale submit their resumes, as well when so many others neglect to Tate remains in custody in Kenneth McIntosh, C. flow,a rd DeLores Lash, in her bid for Realty. Winter Park. as have their photos taken by illuminate their headlights as a Athens, charged with four McNulty, John Mercer, George Morris is a member of the our news department. election to the seat 2 city counts ci~ kidripping and th,ree Touhy and Garnett White. safety precaution? council post on Dec. 4. Seat 2 Lake Mary Chamber of CornElected to one-year terms are Those who responded are You're ticketed as a coun ts of rape, but he has not I .f_ - - ,..'.& ' Sanford S,.,nda,', ezçepi S.itvrday -. I -_ V~ - .'1. 4DM_ , 4t has a one year term. - .- * your - .(.2, . - VIRGINIANIEUCER I it. -Proverbs 214I.-G. 4:4. "."" If"'okl ef' 04, ' - UJ depart from "'"fl _____ the sinister art Or communist ' Starr Jordan, American naturalW old h: ;-39 Commert-al Avt Where to go for all tile , - , __ ~_ , .4 established cities. It will be my repon.sibilit, workingwiththe -, -- -_ - Train up a child In the way he should go, and whi-n he Is FLOWERSHOP a'" Cal Mohr has had - ____ . . Vigilance is the Price of Freedom" Services Sunday - I SANFORD • ~ __ A - 0 .ft7_ . , ___ .~ - Dec. 4 city elections. ' and Monday t"gh Friday, . - _J - based i_Wi~~ ~ = 4-9-1 --- _; ~ _Z_ .if - - ______ r, .: what the Bible says in light of worldesent.s on "Eternal - - -M - Christian practices. Unex. Baptist pected and strengthening meetings ,A I th generous Catholics with religious enMohr of be guest speaker at Palmetto %ironments of high spiritual VC wFoUgiii IIIC Avenue Baptist Church, Sanscovery of the divine at. traveled In 35 countries, lec- traction of Christianity." Those who take part in turina and "-°"chln" in four, Easter Holy Land Pilgrimage ill spend Holy Week of 1974 in His subjects will be Jerusalem The) will visit such , — N o, i ng New "W atergate places as the Mount of 01.1 Under the Sun," "Five Days of fiell in Heaven;" "The Educated Idiot;" and "Satan's twnbir One Weapon and Witchcraft, Resolution j4 Evolution" 'me theme is ___3aLa ma - "Tour1smasmeanta1turflt4 44 . - ~___ __ i - Wup~ - p =~~_:~.~______---A ~_= _~ - _.~_ gmi_~ io~~_if - __ - _______ - ~______ ___ - - ~__ ~ __~=__ , - 1 ~ I let him rejoice In a life lung or zhort, iN X - _r- 7 .. - __* - th .. — ______ -. ,,,, '- i ,qs45. .r _- 1: - .. - - Brotherhood is the very berthajhedfdk price and condition of man. ,; will be many. -Ecel. I firt i'r.- ii,rt A — - ±7 .. ,~~ __ =_ %J, X - ft-MM - = I E _--,_— ,. • -- - - years, -' =- - I'n oI ft another ' - I - - ' I -K-~~ Prosperity is only an in- _________ m ---a i i- r -' THOUGHTS ! - •___ ,' _____ ' - ftz!.*7 __ - 5 -,~* W ~~ ______________________ -- ' i - - ~__ . ____ _ -- -- , ~_ - -____ : __~ 9 - the Singing Millers of h od, •'V SanSf o rd a.m . servi Jacksonville Sunday at the 11 resent , Plates, cups, drinks n any other will be furnished Every tra veled more his-to as spoken of member is urged to be present the advantage of mch travels. for the dinner. "To many," said e Paul, Palmetto Ave f s a-__ I __ - I I ' . i . _ partment Calvary - in 7 selected to work with returning The Way of the Cross, , soldiers of the Korean War The Holy Sepulchre, Bethany ,.' - 1 11 - member of the chamber o i sears ___ -- 1!--,.'', ,l f lie currently serves on the Seminole County Port Authority, was for seven ears a member of the Seminole County j ________ A . ~ installed 'i "C - I - By David Poling _______ for cit is Ino , important thing is the fire deparulitni lie said he has looked into new equipment and initiated a study to see what is required to have fire hydrants Thanksgiving Service at 11 00 of24 years serv ice, and was the Christian memory. a.m. Sunday. Dr. Harold Harris I ru'in which will bring in $12,000 to Ile hit the proposed eight per $13 000 in revenues at no cost to cent utility tax calling its the taxpayer. We are talking to enactment a flagrant Southcrn Bell, Southern G ulf disregard of promises Imade Utilities and Seminole and insisting the tax must not Cable%usion about franchises to be levied. He said those persons Af ter first American wounded in the Easter pilgrims win attend V I. 2 Korean War and was captured Pontifical High Mass at the e cover Thanksgiving by the Communists LA' Tomb c Christ on Easter -=...-i-' -. Special music will include Sun da y Morning The will 'TUnks Be to Thee" by Handel -.Y . Easter Pilgrimage depart for Rome on April 18 and 1EXT Athens. .- Jerusalem, spend fivw4ays In the Eternal sing "Bless 71his House" by -..---, Nazareth, Rome at Easter- City. Their Romn visit will I Te! Brabe. . - -, a~, .JF.F =~i~:M -ds outstanding itinerary is -',C,1'*'__ s,i agea at 9 45 and ery care the "Eatcr I1O1 La nd • J. ThIs AprIl 3-24 pilgrimage Pilgrimage" being offered for (r ''thooIer-s ar-c pr0%uu . r 1 will be led b Fathe I J every Sunday during services. 1974 b the Catholi 1 __ . Zt a ------eshide. - I - 1 I~ 11* annual 71 tianksgiving. 4 Christmas turkey dinner will be Airlines. Three "Rosary PoffecF 1i / are also served at 6:00 p.m. in the Pilgrimages" Plants __ scheduled for next August. church social hall. The coal- _ - "To visit urope...ot' any mittee on arrangements InI .d - -.I,---- _.. sense Its deep cors"n cludes Bonnie Byrd, Marvelyn land . __ __ religious ba Grieme and Frances Ring. I,, to -_ only its surface," states the rff - 7 # ki ~ -_ I Catholic Travel Office. "Join I II -"I 0: I ovotr I ~~~ __ ___ Z-_-_ -~- ~M=~I , then, in a journey that has and each family is 0 r, g added dimension This is a __ __ __- ___ . . ___ ---- ---_-----_ --------- ____ - __ __~____-__-___1_____ - _____ - __- - __ pu___ mpkin ~~ ~ __ _,__ ~~_ -_-_;I-_.4~__ _--_--r_-Q Q~z~__ , tms~'-~ ;A -~~aGa~~=:~-la~--.~~-:,---r-_-~-~:~==F'~ , -, '. I for the mepl. Each family will pilgrimage-a tour with dep. - i 00 "We franchise with Florida Power near future." V #V Sanford Avenue and Rosalia festablishing and teaching the and Jericho, and will attend classes in the Military and - '. __________ Area Church News I- -L M • Pr r oW Board of Adjustment, five 'ears president o! theChamber w - - - LAKE MARY - Mayoral primarily for this purpose. #I candidate Charles R. Smith's Control is necessary to keep the I --I' ' ' city the kind of comm unity Wi -0 r , , small nt dents (i e rI g to "I am in favor of large lot I dvnntht,oc niotIbIA . -I ' •o insure IiOW uCfl3ii) zonni, .1"I tend to discourage in- growt1i. discriminate overbuilding. I am also Interested in ,. Until e have good workable keeping city services to a building and zoning ordinances minimum to that the tax burden , ( new construction should be held of se lf government remains at a / t to a minimum," he said. low level" Sorenson said. "Citizens with legitimate "It is far too easy for a new I complaints must be encouraged city such as outs to overspend to voice their opinions and to For things the city does not • [X)NALI) J ACKSON meet with the council to iron out really need," he said, LAKE MARY - ,Mayor problems before final decisions Sorenson is a native of Corry, on issues of importance are Donald Jackson is asking Pa. voters of Lake Mary to keep made. him in the chief executive's "Unnecess 'ary spending to office in the Dec. 4 municipal provide expensive frills while election so he can complete the ignoring basic everyd3y needs _ " job of getting the city into ofi the community must stop." , operation. That has the highest Smith continued, "The city v prinrits I k' iid In th ills hwli (I i paM 9's) da)s we ha.e ken able thru. mull tax and the utuzen to do quite a bit. were promised there would be u - - - . tntructi rationalism 1 El . ' Q - c- r C _______________________________ av -rmlo~ . ___~_= •. - ~_ ___%_~ - If LAKE I ____ people are coming to the con. "But the imbalance is be viction th.at religion Is es.sential, Corrected, he said. Mystic- that the future of mankind isrn is a ihl aspect of rehpion flP0 t (Ito scit ntifi (d Lak M .. , A World War II combat vet new national leader with a eran, he served with the U.S has a Y's ski troops In three Eu. Arm poetic, mystical side to him. igns, receiving Rabbi Alexander M. Schind Bronze Star and let, ifor rr e till ar Union o dent of 5 (Iou (Ions C b fie also plays tennis, smokes ,,We have to recapture a sense cigars, is an opera buff and "by " h a cock-eyed optnt nature Man requires tiu., iflW life that emanates from amys- "Despair and gloom are rt of my vocabulary" he deal core, the 47-ye sa i d. ' bi added a an Interview "The the state of the country's human story cannot • ' relfrlous health he said "I see wit the dimension uwt *lw. a resurgence transcends all logic." a bi, who dabbles in poetry as a weather' about us. pasttime, said reform Judaism "I think we're entering an was "hyper-rational" when it age more amena developed 100 years ago in this gious spirit. increasingly, If -1 - __ jIl'JT - and Christmas, we recognize our spiritual blessings, too __ ______ _____~ ___-__ ,, sr -- . IL " Of t 40 - - -- ____ .ii There are I twny things" for which we riotful.ly should be thankful in America, but let our Thanksgiving of the spirit not be overshadowed by an enumeration of wha t we in material things. May during this season of Thanksgiving - L. - - " sires eternal life. 4 Nov. 23, 1973-3A Nt 'o $8 MR -4 - ' - RIU ___ - • Candies dat Piattorms Reviewea nalized arm of the faith today -1 - I- Ir i a NEW YORK (AP)-Reform termination," analyzing the Judaism, a once highly ratio. Hitler years of 19M to 1945. I - I ;i - .--. -1 - ~___ _:_ . ~ ~_ ~ _____ __ !WF~~..", I-, - r . - - -. :t_ __~_.,- Ir Spirit f Ua is m erorm I rias i'gew eaaer V ThanKsrllv,n ,A - I IMMM %R ~ I .. V • ., . : II ...f ~ -.. j~- I~; . -_ - 1-JMMM7, _-- 1 --'' I . I~' __ - __ ~ 1% !_ I 1 7 .t , 1 _., .. Z~ [: -!.-A . .1 I W. i Friday, The Sanford Herald _. . ii ., I - -- astors Corner I: .1 23, 300 appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in WO reprint si-P. for $3 . or 831-9993 lqwwr - __ �- ___ __________ __ — - — . M_ ~' ~ , -, ______ - , — - ____ AM 4A-.--The Sanford Herald __ - -- _ -----ji: -- -, LL I I" I 1 I -- Long Should — A little-noticed amend - Last? Emergency That is precisely what has happened this But there are some misgivings in the administration because emergency powers are essential during times of stress. Irresponsible rejection of them might prevent effective government handling of crisis situations. Peking Diplomacy wers as long as the -_;- Li - __ -- r-.-- - y------ - - the means 'anthr 322.2611 300 N. FRENCH AVE . 831 9993 F LA. 32771 SANFORD, WAYNE 0. DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate Pliher FRANK VOLTOLINE. General me and wattle me silly." "Wattles" are rods of woven wood. door to to better idea of how far the open the non- depend far more on events DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager JANE CASSELBERRY CHARLESHAYS Society Editor . -4 ., ,I . _______ 44 - ___ ____ ___________ -., ltl .- ldii,L ______________ I1i ' I 1_ r . r • ' c 111111 - r9, --- ' ____________ - __ i -- ' - - , .- -. -- , .. I* I 1W :_ __,~ ~ 0 ~ ' 4 ç * NLft 1 t r I " - -Clli çp- 0 ç , - ç r cc cr' 4 Z ç( / ' ' c ('' I -' • " ) " L _,,i .., •- - ç ____ _ _______ km— %-_ - RALPH HAYS Magazi'ie Editor Comp Room Foreman BILL VINCENT, JR., RAYSTEVENS Chief Photographer Press Room Foreman SUBSCRIPTION RATES I-4ne Dtivery 55c Week 114 206 Months By Mail In Florica 17$ 40) Year Same Al Home Delivery 6 &%,nths %,.6 Li S Postal Reguta!0r4.. prr be pad n ad..ance Entered as "cond class ,A & %l 12 mas $32 40 that all mail subscripticn maflef Augvs? 22, 1908 al the Post Office of Sanf'd, Flori da 32771 No part 01 any Sntorci Herald may I Editor's Note: Here Is Mr. Harper's letter to Viblein Dear Mr. Vihien: I have been a member of 'the the fact that them was a letter encouraged conflict of interest and apparently violated Strite law because all are electrical contractors. "— unquote. Also, there hnvn hpin inelniintinnq that t board has adopted interpretations he be nefit. worst enemy when he described some of his own newspapering "dirty tricks." "Dirty philosophized under oath, -Is new phrase that has been coined, but it is now new to political campaigns. Hell, we have seen this In th now profession right along. "If you wan t to candidate defeated, just start a Seminole County Electrical Board mailed to Mr. Sidney Vihlen Jr., a letter from me, stating that 1 did not for many, many years. However, according to the Grand desire to be considered for reap- Jury and numerous newspaper i am glad the commission will appoint a much larger board, little whispering campaign. Start a rumor. I have done it just to back and see reactions. . . Is th is a d rty-tr ick? I don't th ink so." FOOTNOTE: In our Wks with Egan, he stuck to the the Electrical Board. A copy of my letter is enclosed. I certainly be lieve that in all t_. -7dUfi3 W ehctricii contractor in Sanford for 48 years, with a reputation I am proud of, that you print in conspicuous placement, a retraction of the tin- headlines, t here should be a very limited number of electrical contracto..rs on t he board for recom mendi ng interpre n erpreta ta tions ions of the code. I agree with this. l4 Hoever, I personally resent the statement of the Grand Jury— quote—"The Grand Jury charging as , ., an over infringing on The Heralds cop -fright and wilt be held sat le fr damage under th i,m, P-,.abi,Shed Ca f iv and Si.irida.s escf'P' Saturday be considered a Sincerely, . ECHarperSr. -- i t rrr'cr.b.er of the Associated Press .'.hich 5 The Herald entitled ecius'yely theuse for reproduction of all local news printed .n th-li ne.% s;)-1j)er the for t ir own Due to the fact that I have served on the Seminole County Electrical Board since its inception, I would like to withdraw my na me from consideration when the ap. polntmenLs made to the new Board. Sincerely, E.C. Harp'r - t tricks,"he I . - 1 D I,(r%f'mi4 L)IUC1L John F. Kennedy, remembered with hope .ASliiNG ION (NEA This is a personal reminiscence of John Kennedy which fastens hard on his strong qualities. In this time of disillusionment, we need the refreshment of good but reality. What don't need are the tainted appraisals of our "revufl! ¶ hitorian.. vi'win. Knn4 - 1 lhroush the fogged knN of their anti'Vmttnarn war emotmvns, crimped by (ho little knowledge even as they pretend to more than others have i __ - - . . __* . I % ,I . ., , EARLY - ii., i _____ ; . -_ _- ____" ._ I . ". I lo I, __ -- __ I I AT HIS POST Sanford fisherman is in his favorite spot on the lakefront to catch the early rising fish. If luck is with him he will have a good string to take home and fry for breakfast before the guests in the motel in the background have left their rooms, or the city behind is fully awake to th e day's activities. I (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson 10-1 Recluse 's Fortune Found by because they knew the jails dressed old woman who did. Poli ce were able to lea her were in such poor condition," dropped (lead on a city street "You just can't find out what rinw quickly enow!h after sh' he said. lived alone in a tiny rented makes people like that," L)et. collapsed and died of a heart county jails in October, $150,000. day. "Nobody knew her." During the long investigation, '' slum on the southern tip of this te 45 days amid utake n inspection based on eight pa ges 0' regumanons. • Mr. and Mrs. Tony Caro a boy, Sanf ord and Mrs. Charles Nickle a girl, Sanford DISCHARGES Sanford: Lula Mae Scott Ella J. Heraman Elizabeth Marion Valerie A. Hill Jewel Drum Susie Mae Hardy William Burke Rose Marie Todd Louise M. Nobles Anthony M. Fairley Claude Lee Runyon Orville Kerbur Talks between the company Andrew J. Walker and the striking International Buy M. Carlsen Brotherhood of Electrical Hose Hurt Workers were suspended Barbara Ann Osgood Wednesday. David L. Willi ams Officia ls sa id th re fake James Moore bomb scares in Sarasota and Katie I. Stokes Dade. Monr oeM. Frazkr, Ca.sselIn Miami company employes Th ursday reported trucks were berry being hit by rocks and bottles. Wtx,n negotiations broke off Christine Miller, DeBa Mabel Green, DeBary ry all main areas of contention had apparently been settled except Walter, - -i- - uqn i- tub. XON'S QUEST NORED DISCHARGES La Osteen Ellen Westfall, Osteen Arthur L. Bradley, Oviedo Jonna C. Espey, Winter Spr ings Sanford: Gregory B. Lowery r 1naccordance with the Subrina i, lu ll., President's request to Ruby Fleming conserve 0 Gwendolyn M. Johnson Mrs. Char li e Thornton, and Gregory Mobile Homes will begin closing at girl dusk. Elisabeth 11111 E mma Lee Thornton Th e new store hours Carolyn E. Pri nce Monday through Richard D. Benton Saturday from 9 6 wrence, en NOVEMBER 22,1973 ADMISSIONS - a.m. to Shirley A. Frederick Joan Jacoby p.m. Gregory Mobile Homes will be closed Thomas D. Richardson be Fran ks E thel T. Williams Ro Donald Adolphus B. Chamberlain Sharon L £idberry Torrance Moore Barbara Hollie Albert Anderson Jr. Henry B. McCall Marcella Perricelli Ellen E. Beal Diane T. Zeidwig, Altamonte Springs Vukiko T. Davis, Deltona M. Marie Bush, Deltona Riley C. Henry, Deltona Maria Taliercio, Deltona ont Paul 0. Paulson, Deltona Barbara Sefrled, Lake Mary Pearl Ott, Longwood Elmer Bohannon, Orlando Mollie M. Masters, Osteen Grady M. Greene, Lenoir, North Carolina Ruth G. Jatho, Deltona on rt Sundays. Exceptions to this will be made Larry A. Vance appointments. Jim Ebaugh, Altamonte by Spr i ngs Gregory Mobile Homes Agnes M. Sykes, Csselberry is located at 500 French Herman K. Trotier, Deltona Avenue, Sanford, Mae L landau, Deltona Florida, The business Cleveland Majors, Oviedo phone is 323-5200. AdLee 0. Green, Oviedo Jorris policy - 11111111111111111111111 rGrt Gift for Horn, Idea or Office -. MR. COFFEE j . .: '' L. Automatic Home Coffee Brewer $3995 .' : I' - . -. ., - .4 I li -, .' met_li. It tk:ti.. BIRTHS . .. Nglorge stum W Mr. & Mrs. John Pra th er, a boy, Sa nf ord Mr. & Mrs. David Zeidwig, a girl. Altamonte Springs . 133 last Ribissi - Deu,s_____ Orfdi _____ I __________ - - - ______ - .... - ., _. I I tie sets fl U11 V" a _____ ST Affif . MORE it' . -- J1ORE PAGES . - ______ facts, more statistics, more - a- year 's S erwoo Model features include a map section of the United States and 5-7200 Canada, a color section of flags, a detailed chronology "This Is One Powerful Set" Audio Mag NOW AT STEREO U.S.A. Hours: All - ______ ___________ I - ______________________________________ - 1. rgy, are Sanford: for union demands for amnesty own voice raising 11 .. start today. MONAOU costs 51 00 for a 20 day supply and 15 00 mr t,,e 1he ar.u't Lose :lp fat ; I I i tona for employes. yl DL' GOOD BU N Harold B. Stovall, Deltona Company officials said they a homemade garlic solution as CITRUS SPRINGS, Fla. tables for a giant." Mattie L. Culbert, Deltona r II'JUiU14V I.IIII V IIIPIUJ poles 20 feet apart and pesticide. AP) -To say Henry Pfau has Enrico Hula, Fern Park who have been charged with "I wrap up a pound of garlic a way with vegetables Is to say strings rows of copper wire F. Harkness, Geneva Wilt Chamberlain's mother between them; then runs anoth. in a bag, smash It with a ham- act.s of vandalism. Officials said no date has Joseph A. McFadden, er set of insulated bell wires to mer, soak it a cou ple of days in raised a health y child. /' New young tomato plant roots. The a bucket of water, then sprinkle been set for a resumption of i.ongwood Pfau, 74, John P. Pagano, Orange City Jersey who moved to th is Cen. plants sit about three feet apart it over the plants to prevent talks. t.ral Florida community with and the atmospheric charges, bugs from eating them," he his wife, doesn't grow your ev- he says, travel through the says. No commercial chemical ferery day garden variety type wires into the soil. vegetables. "Science says it's never been tilizer for this puritan. He de EREO - _____ __ ____ __ __- = he calls _______________________________________ ---by homemade potions Aided proven that this produces big. pends instead on what lypilin cow pa ed ncakes." :and electrodes to harness sta tic ger, be tter quality vegetables," dri Ø11l ______________________ Pfau makes a compost of electricity and stimulate itirnits Pfau. "But it's never A 0 S I.J manure, grass clippings and p growth, he grow's giant vege. been disproved either, Anti It=i (Formerly Tapes USA) kitchen scraps. Alter it beans 37 inches ta ll, have seen it happen wi th my tables The 1974 official Associated sit.s three to six months and tomatoes that weigh in at 3 OS It t')t'S.'' II turns a mold color, the Pfau Press Almanac has been in. pounds and Japanese radishes THE COMPLETE ft Pfau perfected his sizeable creation is ready for applicreased to more than 1000 weighing pounds each. _______________________________________________ STEREO STORE His methods, Pfau says, pro- green thumb back in Camden, ration...and who can argue with pages. That means more _______________ duces "tender tasti ng vege. N.J., where he first began using results? data than even last F'l _ A..i J am-packed edition. LlI uui nd mall hd Recei ver running mate. . strenuous siercise. Change your di - I Mar, F. Gulick, DeBarv C. Itoehner, Del. critics * I k Beverly Jane Robinson, OsEugene a retiree from '. :a: They soon learned she had a tCCfl ADMISSIONS vs If ,is.w,lgh Contains no dangtious drugs and will not msk* you nervous. No - we help Curb pout dc qu.ulions as id bp: ausI Drug Store-407 E. 1st I - NOVEMBER 21, 1 73 MIAMI (AP) — Florida [owyr and Light Co. says vandali.sm tIlLS Increased since negotiations to settle the 23<tay strike broke off. Officials sa id there 23 separate incidents in Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties Thursday Including a brief bla ck ou t in Palm Beach which affected 60,000 customers. 1 mmories spun will CUSS, food. less, 1 His political intelligence was of the highest order, unsur passed at least in this century', dominant over the judgments of his brot he r Robert and other sharp aides. I suspect this that flOS p i iaI IN OTes ere we not from kntasy -. — were r:t a i BIRTHS Increases story he told the committee. His "wattling" by the Ad. ministrati on, he said, Included questions on his tax returns for five co nse cu tive years. t.lbiit ,, w Strike Van da Its i-n i losing we ig ht today OR MONEY BACK. MONADEX Is a tiny ''' FPL Retiree Uses Electricity To Grow Big Vegetables Start Sewell said an Inspection they learn of her wealth, atmosphere here. Chicago, and a daughter. Ber. "She walkod a lot and went nit~p Smol, team tries to visit each jail ev- stashed aWay in various banks m, in Skokie, 111. But - 4. OR PAY NOTHING letters addressed to her post But not until this week did resort city, "fit right into the brot he r, Morris Rubinstein, in Jean Jackson, 4 LOSE UGLY FAT Zerick said Mrs. Zimmer, one office box and hidden beneath a Ziinttwr, 76. for a vortlOmeflt police say they have gradually of thousands of old people roll of toilet tissue in her tatafter the legislature- let it ex. put together the life of Frieda Crowded into a senior citizens tered putlse. pand the inspection itaff to 10 Sanford: E thel I. Williams The Baker County Jail in Macdenny and the Franklin Ruth Eliza beth Caro Marie L. Wilkin County Jail at Apalachicola Louise Rowan were also closed. artha Redley Baker now houses its prison. Glo ri a Shelia Pra ther ers in the Union County Jail at Jim Lake Butler while Franklin Springs Ebaugh, Altamonte County prisoners are sent to the Anna Mancuso, Apopka Gull County Jail in Wewa. Satit Skorina, Deltona hitthka if they are to be held Longwoc,d more than 24 hours. Mabel Swallow, Orange City Sewell said pla ns had been Emory If. Ellison, Ypsilanti, Mich. Timothy J. Shea, Deltona I - a artment although she had Sgt. Emery Zerick gald Thum attack on Jul The Corrections Division began inspecting city as well as Eleven of the jails closed in the past year were city facilities. Prisoners held in them were transferred to the county jails or to adjacent city Jails. me in town, AI LONG BEFORE the morning mist dissolves over Lake Monroe this _L. a gams, Sewell said. MIAMI BEACH (AP) — Pa. as cash and bonds, from senior citizen's dance to both said they lost touch with "Many police departments lice say it took them four Now they say they're trying senior citizen's dance. But no- her years ago and didn't know t W_" 1 O~ -._ I~~._ -4-*-,' - -A 1 W\ 4) - atop a car ways try to work closely with But we have not had to do that local officials either to improve yet." were closed — some under pressure - because of gross regulation violations in areas such as security, rehabilitation and fool service. 'y' - paid his first visit to President Eisenhower, he spotted me at curbside in the deepening dusk. He'd just pulled away columnist Walter Li pprnann's house, and I was by chance —...... with my uaugnier anti ncr schoolmates who had rushed out in hope of seeing this new young hero. His car stopped in rnid'street, he got out, strode over, shook hands, invited me to fly with him to New York (which I couldn't do). To heel-dogging newsmen who couldn't see the dark. It look ed cray. Critics would have put it down to "buttering up a reporter.' Kennedy knew the value of a friendly press, but the fundamental then was just naturalness. lit' liked we and a lack of rehabilitation Were just waiting until we came tnoni,hs to learn that a are grasp would have served him well in a longer presidency, for it is a vital ingredient in a leader's decision-making. John Kennedy always could real peril to his prospects, a' ith the hattii- tirred liv hi,, ('atk'lit'sni lr every ins. lance, he rose to the challenge. He took the nettle of his religion in the crucial 1960 West Virginia primary. My vivid memory is his slender figure A comet who flashed by too quickly. John Kennedy will not hood in shabby his the be fairly judged by history for years to come. His say question no one in the audience had brought up. he was all promise and no delivery', that, unreasonably, he When Harry Truman spurned the convention as "rigged" lifted up people's spirits and expectations. tie prepared the for Kennedy, the young man, victor in seven straight primway, it is said, for the disillusionments which came with aries, answered on nationwide television. In personal cii' black riot, war, and Watergate counter at the convention scene, he faced down challenger But no one truly knows what he, and hence his pre s idency. Lyndon Johnson, absorbed a burst of insults, and then hard' would have become had he lived. What we do know is headedly, picked his detractor as his That fall thing of what he was, as perceived while he lived and not he debated and be at Richard Nixon, champion debater. later by men of self-serving special purpose. Through 12 years I watched John Kennedy g w as he I knew him a dozen years, through campaigning and many enlarged his goals, seized the challenges, found a ro firm voice ritervew, Th-iugh he began -h and always hwed some that lifti"d mmllions of Americans to new hope, I have no pa dt j:i c re.wrve, I found him an easy cornoaniiirl, tience %4"111 (hui who ptek flaws with the young Kenneth of whoii, natural, incredibly cand i d, with he wit not of a com- 1950, for they deny his proven growth and deny edian but of a perceptive observer of life' contradictions, chance o change which many would grant even him the to enemy absurdities and, indeed, tragedies. nations. He should he remembered for the hope he Once, on a December day when as president li -elect he'd spread-which we need so much today. maintenance that we just had to cir- Sewell said his inspectors al. cuit court...for a closing order. plorable condition with no present jails are staff shortages spection service, said the jails .. _ I.. T . 1 * ago, says a state official. Cecil Sewell, head of the inbring it to a head." he said. ' get a sit . t'-T,'s, It -_ "It had gotten to such a de- Common problems in the bars over the jail's skylights, have the authority to go to - - raftaffidd-M .i7 . 11 from UI U -. 11 is to - the state Corrections Division longer to do something about Pinellas, Seminole, Sarasota, opening of Wakulla County's staff as well as the lives of the was allowed to increase the size the present one. Alachua, Bay, Dade and Polk. new jail when it discovered no inmates are endangered, we of its inspection service a year y - Muskie in an alleged racial slur on "Canucks." But Egan, according to other statements to the committee, has taken two different positions on his colleague's suspected letter- reporter. rue - - ___.____ -_ The committee is still checking these other wild leads from Egan: —Thata famous singer movie-atar coughed up 40 ticket., to her performance after a union lawyer threatened "either I get (the tickets) or you don't cen." The singer and union lawyer vehemently deny It. I deeply resent the implication in your front-page article written by Chris concerning the new electrical board. Itls stated in this article that iwu "dropped" from the board. This is definitely not true, borne out by -__ -- - .1 .; 'HOOVER"MURDERED' Egan's credibility dropped even further when he testified that the late J. Edgar Hoover was "murdered." As his questioners gasped, he went on. "Everyone on hearing that says I am nuts, but somebody in the Watergate thing murdered ... J. Edgar Hoover." When his Interrogators recovered enough to query him, he admitted his statement was "just my own hunch." All available evidence indicates it is a false hunch. Yet, as credibility of the Union-Leade-'s star seemed i e*d Lu maim, he told how federal pardon and parole OffICials confided to him that Holfa's prison commutation papers left their offices with no restrictions on Hoffa's future Teamsters activities. The final papers banned Hof fa from Teamsters activities until 1t80. If Egan is right, the White House quietly skewered Hoffa even as it publicly courted him. Egan's commutation story was backed forcefully by tl Union-Leader's lawyer, Ralph Sullivan, who told the committee he heard the pardon and parole official's words. The parole official, however, told us the story Was not true. At one point, Egan proved he was his credibility's own I- -ft: wi~~_- Mitchell personally ,,to shut me up" about stories demanding the membership ol the review board pointmentto materta, news or ad v ertis i ng of this edition f be reproduced in any maimer YritJT rTfl pcfm*5SiOfl 07 the puolisner OT the Herald Ary individual on firm responsible for Such reproduction w i ll The -. - The "wattling," Egan said under oath, was ordered by fortunate phrasing used by your as All Other Maii $2 !0 Nu-nih I - The division also is respon. or close inadequate facilities. flowerer, he said, "If it gets sible for approving new jails. It have been forced to close since but the state could not wait any improved jails are Hamilton, recently refused to allow the too point where the lives of the . - The committee also heard a sizzling tale of how the then Editor, Herald, Nelson 12 40 Month I , Increase Checks TAI,LAIIASSEE, Fla, (All) under 'Aray for two years to re. Other counties that have - Thirteen aging Florida jails place the Baker County facility plans in the making for new or Loeb's paper wrote one of the letters quoting Sen. Edmund Harper Quit, 1Vasn 't 'Dropped' As State -I U~7 , Watergate, even as the Democrats were. The accused bugger convincingly denies It. —Egan denied that he once suggested a reporter on RELUCTId1 DRAGON ___ CHRISNELSON 1. — That Hoffa's son and Egan were bugged at the Letter To the Editor Me'chanical Supt. AV . mrvled. In view nf t he Nixon Administra ti on's hassling of the press via wiretaps, arrests and tax auditis, Egan's charge sounded plausible. Besides, Egan claimed that both the then U.S. attorney for New Hampshire, David Brock, and the state's attorney general, Warren fludman, would back him up. We contacted both Brock, who eafd the yarn was "conpletely erroneous," and Rudman, who snorted it was "horse—. '448 -L -. misleading old records to try to get Egan Indicted on gun charges. "Geez, right away I am John Dillinger," Egan r t the Russian threat and surely Advertising Manager DORISWILLIAMS -1, 1=J I .. ill I I ___ l 11 11, I - . ktult ? Hoffa's release from prison. Mitchell, said Egan, used United States helps offset ROYGREEN Courty Editor ' go for the sake of the dual to keep Western ideas from diplomatic initiatives. to concerns In Peking, rot the least of them being the menace Of the Soviet Union at China's back door. As the Chinese Communists would see it, any strengthening of their ties with WINIFREDF GIELOW Comptroller Sciorts Edilor atmosphere Mr. Kissinger may be the same problem as the Soviet to the Chinese mainland, but future of Taiwan obviously is taking a back seat to other JOHN A. SPOLSKI,ASSOjaICEditor JRICHARDS anticlimax. A friendly, relaxed returning to Washington will, a Comn,unists in reconciling an how serviceable it becomes will - - Teamster vice presidents and other Teamster bigwigs were ordered to kick in si.000 each toward a $175,000 war chest for President Nixon's 1972 campaign. Las Vegas casinos with Tearnsters'loanscameupwlthanother$400,000,he..sald. Attorney General John Mitchell, irked at Egan's criticism of the Justice Department, was "going to put some agents on seemed ç What brought him to the committee was his claim Wt Peking was something of an recognition of the t'ratb WALTER A. GIELOW, Editor and Publisher DAVILIA. BRYANT PMrsging Editor SVI'I1INGN - Every few mon ths, the natI 'a most erratic publisher, William Loeb, jolts the country with some fantastic story in his Manchester (N.H. Union-Leader. As often as not, the revelation is the work of his rambunctious star reporter, Arthur Egan. Last week, Egan's "Mission: Impossible" Watergate stories put him behind closed doors at the Senate Watergate committee for one of its most colorful sessions. Dumbfounded committee sleuths are still trying to weed the fancy from the fact in Egan's astonishing secret statement, all of it given under oath and with a straight face. glaring departure from the truth. However, Newsweek, even as we were writing this story, quoted former Teams ters chief James Hoffa telling of a $60,000 to $175,000 war chest colketed (row the tin' kaders at $l,O a clip. reported progress toward "broadening" relations. It was more like one of those routine gotw!!misskrnccnmmnnin diplomacy than a serious gaining session between two governments which only two years ago were not even on speaking terms. All the same, the strident rhetoric which Peking continues to use in attacking U.S. positions in world affairs is in striking contrast to the tolerance and amiability in evidence when our diplomats come calling. In this regard we can assume that Mr. Kissinger found it unnecessary to apologize for the fact that the United States of America, unlike some other countries, is not withdrawing its diplomatic Nationalist Chinese government on Taiwan in order to do business on the mainland. The conclusion follows that Peking is willing to overlook that issue for the sake of culti vating at least the ap. pearance of warmer relations with the United States. The of - IJES WHIT1EN COPLEY NEWS annoys the Kremlin. Th us, the political and economic ad- infecting their rigidly conComing on the heels of his outline of a new "power vantages of closer relations trolled society? diffilt mission to the strife- t r i a n g e'' I n v o I vi n g with the United States. Even if t o m Muhik East, Serutary of Wa s hington, Mosco and they are illwg to s ink at the Mr. swger may have laid State Henry W inger's visit to Peking is beginning to emerge. an question, will they face a few more planks in the bridge Communist leaders. They right to seize include the production, assign military forces abroad, call up ref'. r95, seize commeditie, institute martial law, regulate private enterprise, control all means of transportation and restrict travel. At least this is the contention of the special Senate committee on the termination of the national emergency, headed by Co-Chairman Church and Sen. Charles MCC. Mathias Jr. In an extensive report issued Sept. 30, the committee outlined the origins of th e accumulated emergency powers and promised to seek remedial legislation, An omnibus bill is now being written th at would terminate all four emergencies and set UJ) procedures for placing a time limit on any new IJh 13 A gin g Jails Are Closed 4~ HOFFA STORY As it turns out, the alleged custodian of the war chest is surround his talks with Chinese Chinese Communists are willing Communist world with the need within China than on our own continues, property, organize and control 4 -4 I I AND Power Triangle is in The Wind "Iliere is even less public knowledge that V_2 placing a one-year time limit on the committee is in effect recognizing the need for those powers while simultaneously establishing a procedure that will require periodic congressional review, At the end of the year the powe rs can be extended again if need be. The granting of special powers to the president during a crisis is deeply embedded in the American system. It derives in part from the writings of the English political philosopher John Locke, whose works were studied fly the writers of the U.S. Constitution. the background information desired. living under a completely legal powers Friday, Nov. 23,1973-5A The Sanford Herald From Loeb emergency established by the energy act the time with the Church amendment to the energy bill, 'Mere has been little visible opposition to what the committee is attempting to do. It has had full cooperation from both the executive branch and the Justice Department in compiling these declarations give the president authority to tap 470 statutes passed by Congress granting The By emergencies that might be declared later. declaration of national emergency. In fact they have been living under four separate and enfirely valid declarations of emergency that have never been dissolved. The other three were declared in 1950, 1970 and 1971. Two others that were delcared in 1939 nd 1911 were term inted il 1952 emergency --___,.M -1-1 ITP A%?TIOLI.J iiy Ja%LrLrtr1uL.g14uL' moving through Congress is a symbolic clap of thunder challenging an accumulated body of presidential powers. The change, added by Sen. Frank Church, DI daho, during processing in the Senate 1iterior Committee, provides that any emergency powers granted the president by the bill will auto matically expire in one year. That ig the indicated route Congress will pursue in the future to prevent the type of indefinite delegation of special authority to the chief executive it has indulged in the past. 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Because }oU'il have a goodly amoitnt 05 the relish you 1lO store what .sn'I used for Ihanksgiving to serve at un and to give as th .tm as time clovL 'i to 1 teaspoon ground jt Cranberr PUMPKIN A' PARFAIT comforting uesser because prepared aII!au. it must packed li ght z cup r brown sugar 4 tenspoons unflavored gelatin ingir. Ui t. g to (I boil; 51111 flier, tO%(R'l. for 10 IfllflUtCS gills R ir 1 cup canned pumpkin I cup chopped tocktaii peanuts heavy cream, whipped In a large mixing bowl stir together the sugar, gelatin. cof- 0 kiling sater; stir to dissolve. Add ice cream by spoonfuls, stirring until melted. Stir in pumpkin. Chill until mixture a mounds when dropped 49 ,, z*i,ivai,a.*-tau - aas.uuai -Ins s&&.0 Aft f *i II$ZIMflMIUSSIYII$1AkPS Imn ers of pumpkin mixture and peanuts; chill. Before serving. .OI N ItMUO& $$1MMU.U.471 io o**'.oc Makes 3 11490 AMORAM BLVD ws. SUPPER - - - Cold Turkey Sca4loped Potatoes With Anchovies Rolls Salad Bowl Phvll's Lemon Fluff Beverage - '- A ITY FAME QUAL - -,- 3 Peanut Butter ________ J 'a. Salad Olives 59 C - . - ----- c 12o, ChocoLate Morsels Top Choice Burger 89 s rift - NEW SPRAY - c • I' - SAVE 30" ten d erness ! _ QUALITY LIFELINE 0 WEEKEND BUFFFT FRUIT -- -0 I - EXTRA LEAN ~:AESH C QUICKIE 2F HICKORY SMOKED kAw Head 11 EXTRA LEAN lb. - BANANAS Mix together all the ingredients. Cover and chill severa) hours to blend flavors. Makes about 3" cups. - 01 $Joe • 1I-$% 5.69 Ito - lI 'Orange and grapefruit pudding FLOUR SHASTA REGULAR OR LO CAL 10-1 2 lb Vegetables I c 0 Li tR CAKE MIXES. 3 REG. PKGS. 07C A few simple tricks can change the taste, texture and look of vegetable3 and get the family to eat them just like they do desserts. But first, observe a cardinal rule when preparing fresh vegetables don't overcook. Enticing flavor changes include adding onion or garlic to cauliflower, cinnamon or nutmeg to carrots or sweet potatoes. or Imported olive oil to cooking liquid. Other lntcrsting additions include walnuts, pecans or water chestnuts for crunch and texture in string beans and peas and toasted ssa;ne seeds with broccoli. z fi Ai Red Radishes 19 GOOD SUPPER MIXES cup firmly packed light or dark brown sui ar I s, teaspoon cinnamon cup golden cormwiil i_ C 1/2 cup 3 114 0 CLUB CRACKERS - Cooking Onions iDe r 43c 1608- 49 at Coffee Rich SAVE 1O.BIROSEYE 43 ) 49C j: Macaroni & Cheese 2 209s89 5 C ba, 49 6-12 oz. Cans LIMIT 4 6 PAKS SAVE 6'. BORDEN 2 Biscuits • SAVE 10, IMPERIAL SOFT II 9 1 Iwlal uI II I ' In a medium mixing bow1 stir together the flour, iugar and cinnamon. With a ctry blend. er cut in margarine until par- SAVE b0RICH MORTON CASSEROLE WESTM - 5, 5, IDRESSINGMIXES,oz47c "UNCLE BEN'S" STUFF & SUCH I large head cauliflower 1/3 cup pure Imported olive oil 1 large onion, chopped 1 clove garlic, chopped MAXWELL HOUSE I I LICIUM H: COFFEE ' ) C 32 ox. 1/3 cup coarsely chop- 59 W an &u.ch pie 5.4e. Cover ' C- maining flour mixture Rake in -- .* *'V" t.r. L. --' s.f tO U*I'JU% xmnutes. Ser ve hol or warnj, Makes 4 to 6 s'r. LIMIT ONE WITH 07.50 OR MORE ORDER VALUABLE 4O COUPON---—, ryj I1J1LLL I ! a'iiiii'izi: FAIRWAY MARKETS Chesterfield coaptyyt$ Gojly.t FAIRWAY t3oodtJni51 11-28-73 SAVE 0 TM Svps W& Sin Ditv4 141 C951f SPÜ Ii t%VM t* Yo H. 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FAIRWAY MARKETS 11-28.73 .4 LUX 1"" -4 BEAUTY BARS wtip, THIS covo - lU fSAV[ 20' ?- L_ PW-*41 014 PU Q1T* -- - p_a._ I & _- - IAI**4t MUtjt w I I J$ puu $i i Trim cauliflower, rinse : and leave whole. Cover cauliflower with salted water and simmer until cauluflmt yr is tender hut still firm While cauliflower is cooking, heat .E. olive oil in a saucepan Add onion, garlic, walnut and ' saute until golden Stir in soup Simmer until bubbly. Drain cauli fl ower and place on a platter. Spoon on hot sauce. Sprinkle Parmesan Cheese over top. Makes 6 j servings "BAKING SIZE" GA. RED 60Z. 44c 1 SWEET POTATOES-- ( CAN ç MORE. CO ___—____.!-.. LARGE "FRESH" FLORIDA YELLOW ___.l wI Ic SWEET ON_ - EARS OR Q `OCEAN SPRAY" FRESH! iLB. CRANBERRIES_..__---------- WUWOW Box ____ 14 73C 35C LARGE SIZE "TASTY" FLORIDA OPii PLEASE , WITH OTHER PURCHASES OF EXCLUDING_CIGARETTES. 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SUGAR No.303$100 4CANS PUMPKIN LB "FLO.CANE" "LIBBY'S" CANNED I can (1 pound) chick peas, drained I head green cabbage, cut Into 6 wedges and parboiled for 10 minutes and drained TAM Using corn-oil margarine makes this dessert raw in Cho- FLAKE "CRISCO"" "PILLSBURY" ASS'T'D. FROSTING tomatoes APPLE CRISP "FRESH-CRISP" IT'S DIGESTIBLE! "PILLSBURY" ASSORTED and leaves oz. Cons HOLIDAY REFRESHER Fish Fillets Mashed Potatoes Snap Beans Beet Salad Apple Crisp Beverage PKG. JAR 140Z. . . . . IOLYBAG COCONUT COCONUT 1/3 cup pure Imported olive oil 1/2 cup chopped celery QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Salted Orackers Carrot Curb and Ripe Olives Beverage 100Z. 48 C CASSIES CABBAGE 'N BEAN CASSEROLE DR INKS ___. - .- :I SLICED BACON I D • e, UIS8R ratites I H - R g;;::: N - R STEAKS t4 $ $5.39 GOLDEN - -- C$OPPtO SI LOIN ONION. CHUCK WAGON SALISBURY. PEP?LR 1 tablespoon slivered lemon raid & TENDER SPECIAL STEAKS maw $9 99 Cube Steaks .. 89 C MUSHROOMS 00monko 1148 C"*' Ham Slices golden raisins cup coarsely cut date~ 's cup knion juice C 100Z. PKG. LIIflM "BAKER'S" ANGEL FLAKE Broccoli - T-Sone. N.Y. Strips, 98 Ground Chuck 1Z cup IROCCOLI PEARS OF LETTUCE can(I pound) pear slices, well drained can (11 ounces) mandarin oranges, well drained .... PKG. OF MARSHMALLOvv FLOUR 'Secrets' WESTERN Hot Biscuits Siced Ham Mustard FYW1 Quickie Green Salad with Toasted Nuts Beverage Pbund Cake 3IRDS-EYE" FROZEN "KRAFT" CREAM PLAIN (or) SELF-RISING U.S.D.A. CHOICE CHUCK 89C 9 "GOLD MEDAL" b (sleet) Favorite * Toothbrushes TEABAGS ww "BAKER'S" ANGEL 0 (1(II. WHIP IABY 53c, "LIPTON" FLO-THRU t \E1*'I'AIi]t L\TIj4ijt1,E AW. 29c Purex Bleach 1TIrrui NMI Yogurt relish Roast chicken [(ice white grape stuffing - 90Z. CUPS 3IRDS-EYE" FROZEN 'Tuna appetizer balls SAVE 10* until very thick. Bep- until double in volume. Beat cream, adding sugar; fold into gelatin. ladle into sherbet cups or desser t dishes; chill until firm. Garnish with strawberries. czJ - tetrizzIiiI MENU try a lot Rug Cleaner Prepare gelatin accrj ding to LIMIT ONE PLEASE WITH OTHER PURCHASES OR _ EXCLUDING CIGARETTES. ITE _ sherbet CAGUI PRIDE FRUN GEORGIA GRADE A - WOOLITE r;,rke wou miss SIZE PKG _ CANE ( DESSERT TOPPING _ 7 Fresh pineapple '. 29c LB. FItIt)AY ,_." KING -- - __ m Th byalleen Green salad '- ___ ) -) - Softweve ". 01 YUR FAVR1TE -- 12 Pak 59 GAINES - "BIRDS-EYE" FROZEN ALL GRINDS THURSDAY NESTUS I'•' - Gtutf.rShppyJ..sTeol Q fl C --I.__—I—Iu'., soup Toasted French bread Mulled cider - 6 LYKES tallr&lrflO VVUILfl) lIL• MENU 0AC ____ - MARIO PHYLLIS LEMON FLUFF Light and refreshing. I package 13 oumces) lemon gelatin 'z cup heavy cream 2 tablespoons confectioners' sugar Sliced strawberries, fresh To Bit.I I - An ,~yw; vfiv~v hLCUS COFFEE till 1011- to iiiato - good 1. MU ' :1 FAIRWAY REG. 89' AC MENU byailoon (ilee'e/pear slilad •. ____ 'r' Newl - -- Dressings AFTER-THANKSGIVING WE t)N ESDAY 0 SAtMWICH ROLL Th.HO* Dog RIGHTS RESERVED) homemade plum preserves t Eatsss 0.15gM 89C PFEIFFER - - -. Nov. 23-28,1973 AND GATORADE . byasleon Waldorf salad Ham/onion omelet Parker House rolls CONTOUR HOT DOG SAVE 11' LIME OR ORANGE ____________________________ \ - MENU P RICES EFFECTIVE AT .., " TUESDAY CANBERRY RELISH .. . Perfect with ture1 -3 THE - ________________________________ 20 minutes. Fill parspoon glasses with alternate lay. (alt -- MAIN= when all the meat is stirring to loosen particles on browned. To the heated but- bottom of pan. Add tomato, ter stir in reserved tarragon and reserved mushrooms and onion; saute mushroom mixture. Remove until golden, about 5 minutes. from heat; .ceason with addi Remove mushrooms and tional salt and pepper if onion to a bowl. Stir marsala necessary. Pour over meat. .. IlItI5 UI I"r, ('nur Itik, in i r preheated dliii lilutli UUU to boiling point; reduce heat 350-degree oven 20 to 30 and simmer for 2 minutes. minutes. byailoen '('ra nherry-vegetabie relish Roast breast or turkey Stove-top dressing ' SY - 1973 Nov. MENU : r The Sanford Herald tablespoons oil and 2 tablespoons butter. Add veal, a few pieces at a time. Cook over moderate heat until brown. about 3 minutes on each side. As the meat browfts place in a shallow ovenproof casMrole. Add additional oil itsaspoon tarragon flrsi,1,ig. and butter to skillet as I$'UI eaves, crumbled carefully shaking off excess. needed, reservIng 4 tablesRinse. pat dry anti slice In a large skillet heF 2 poons butter to be added fresh mushrooms or drain canned mushrooms; set aside. Pound veal between 2 pieces waxed paper with wood mallet or edge of plate until '-'4-inch thick. Combine lemon luice salt and black pepper. brush on both sides of veal. . -- - 00 1 cup . A SY BUY pe.op EXCIUSIVE Ch - N.J. 0796. "SHOP HAPPY AT FAIRWAY " 1 pint vanilla Ice cream - ------- t, $arIa#lIa "'. (QUANTITY MONDAY FourhundIedrrtlpisaregi'. en in the illustrated "Cedly lonstone's Asso sated Prc.ss (bokbook"avatlabkbysending •tk or tnuriy order 49 istade payable to The Associ atedPress" to this ncpaper m care of AP (:x)1'.I0K. BOX quickly into clean, hot, Mushrooms 1/2 cup Pour 8 tablespoons oil, divided 8 tablespoons butter or margarine, dIvided 1/4 cup minced onion 1 cup dry marsala 1 cup beef broth 1-1/2cups !'eeled, sded and diced tomatoes ' -'. fruit. l.adll' , Veal - UI(I tugh heat; Lit ing to a full rollboil and, stirring conntly, boil hard for 3 minute. Remove from heat and at once ir in IietIirt With a utitlil rnoon, skim oil foam; stir and kiiii for 5 minutes to root slightly and Prevent floating allspice $ cups 12 pounds and 6 ouncesi sugar '. of a 6-fluid-ounce bottle hquidfsuit pectin Into a Large saucepan turn the cranberries, water and teaspoon instant coffee teaspoon cinnamon 14 teaspoon nutjuvg I cup bodingr - CU. iiace over (JUI1i) to !flI 'i to I teaspoon ground I - Wvt, large S or 6 .4art) saucepot. Add th e sur nt!.tir thor- cinnamon I: top With whipped cream. wide moUth ' pull iroit jars Ieing I . to 'i inth heati room; place dome iuis on jars screw bands tight. Makes about 9 If using Jell" glasses. hot relish with th Inch of cover t;t's 12 six bot iriflsn cinnamon CUTh and al1spc&. Measure 7 Of this friut m Aturr into a vc:y UI UI( VEAL MARSALA WITH MUSHROOMS 1 pound fresh mush. rooms or 2 cans (8 to 8 ounce each) sliced mushrooms 2pounds boneless log of veal, cut 16-Inch thick 1/4 cup lemon juice 111'J •I 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper For Special Meal: Delight Cranberries Thanksgiving IS FUN 4V I 973 Nov. 12 OZ. CAN 4 00 1 "GREEN GIANT" CR. STYLE YOUR CHOICE CORN NO. 303 CAN $ "LARSON" ALL VEGETABLE VEG-ALL-MIX =1Stock Upe NO.303 CANS Silock l r are pleased to accept We UADA Up for 1`4-Holidays- [j1JPII RI FOOD STAMP ONS _ for the Holidivi hEAVY DUTY ALUMINUM FOIL! REYNOLDSWOAPROLL48C "BLUE BONNET" QUARTERS MARGARINE 3 "SHURFRESH" REVRIGERATED BISCUITS "PILLSBURY" ONE LBs PKGS. aa I P I I * 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE MONTHURS FRI& SAT 'SUNDAY 8 OZ. CAN ASST. REFRIGERATED is oz. COOKIES 00 SANFORD PKG. 8:00 A.M..7:00 P.M. 8:00 A.M..9:00 P.M, 8:00AM .iOOP M. * 25TH. & PARK AVE. STORE OC 59c MON.SAT 8:00A,M.9: P.M. CHANGE 01" HOURS SUNDAY 8:00 A.M-7 :00 P.M. �- .; _____________ r ______ __ ( T __ - - 66 t. Silence' ___ silentl 54 F,nraged vince 16 rocky hill 57 Citrus f ruit 58 And others Atir American - Moscowdtly DO DisInclined to talk WN I Leave StLjIfl 46 Turkish 2Loosen dignitary 3 Pastry worker 24 French city. 4/Va") d.i 33 Garden (lower 4 explorer 25 Dyeing 34 Raise apparatus 6 Biddy i6Streani in energy Z7Jungleanimals 7 Ultimately Italy 28 Distinct part l9Sibertan river Body water 29 Baltic capital 5ITOITId 39 Japanese S2Maidsname Scottish 9Rodent 53 Nothing neaii,e &alnt-- ill 2 Hi - . _. . pUshed? , baby. Ibi an abortion, orfeia hasty marriage. Which would you choose for your daughter? , If you are among the mothers who say, "If that's the , Way she Is going to act, then let her suffer the conaequences," please consider the baby. Don't you think OOf7 wanted oy Its natural I,, VlSiOfl DEAR ABBY: I am 17, and have no living father. Be ',? and my mother were divorced 13 years ago, and he was killed In an automobile accident three years ago. After J'J.s death my brother and I were advised that we were to receive Social Security benefits to be used for our education id welfare. F We have bill Settirig thew beniefitilt for tf= yem ,flow, and with my portion I have been able to buy near, all -niy own clothes, and still manage to put aside some money ,4or milege. My problem Is my friends who do not feel that I tie(a?"erve __ this money. 71tey say I am "ripping ofr' the govern..inent every month. I think I deserve this money because 'iniy father never was able to pay child support when be was alive, and now I am being taken care of. Answer soon, as I am made to feel about this. DIRTY MONEY 10:00 ____ ) $ 109 09 ___ _____ guilty __ III * : ' - - -- - - ' - - - = - a 11111111111FIlill'-ft - Needl - - - tc l vt Scu bc - - - Theatre - . TI Y I WIRJ Show 10:00 (2) Dean Martin (9) Love American Style 10:30 (44) Bobby Goldsboro 11:00 (2) News (4) News (9) News (44) Night Gallery - Evything usetTled - Cosby Kinds (9) NCAA F oo tball Doubteeader (24) Sesame Street 1:00 (2) Soul Train (4) CBS Children's 1l:3 (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of ~ - - - - - ~ , ~lif it 4 ; - W ki - ii !aj !: ti T MORNING 6:00 (6) jr_~ "7 Itt I ,C* .r . 4 6:30 (2) Man And _ I EnvIronment Summer Semester Flying Nun The Flinistones Cartoon Carnival MATINEES DAILY I (6) ____ - '-... - •- A4 -. .-.- - , - .q _i 7:00 (2) (4) g -- i; - 1 —----T- f 2r ! P-q*A9WW"=M0ft F' (24) Sesame Street (44) Chaplain 01 Iii moo ) - (6) Fllntstones (9) Bugs Bunny (44) C'iaptaln Of Bourb'4 Strc-'t 6 or I ;M__:_ ____ =M ..............'Ell... - ___ You don't use or waste gasoline _whiisnarkedalourlheatef1 ____ - :- ___ -:-- - - _ - ______ 7 :00 arid 10:00 BATTLE _______ - : ____________________ FORTHE PLANET OF THE APES ______I - F- AtC:J$ - (44) Pci Dcn Ste-,.=rf 9: (2) New Scooby Doo Super Friends (9) (24) Sesame Street - House Of Steak 2:oo - t LUNCHEON SPECIAL $149 5*edi1 AU i;ri .: ,_ ___ __ P,M ________ NGE LOU ____ r T1 1 & 1 -_____________________________ _ -- ____ ( / . - I ___ __________ ____ ___ - so you can then start afreth to go alter project better now man ior some what you want for you can time in past 21 to Apr. 19) Look into new, more ARIES (Mar. profitable outlets after lunch. Some new personalities can give you a new approach. Evening tine for the social 1 AURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Reach right decisions with associates early so you can get into important work connected with them. Devote p.m. to home and GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Fust get work done, then come to better understanding with allies. Do some relaxing later that will restore your energies. Take more interest ui public matters. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Plan recreations early before going out. Talk your ideas over with fellow v,otkets and gain their cooperation. Your creativity is high - — 4w " ______________ ' - - 4) 42 4 F5 54 51 52 53 - - - 59 — - Jean Barnes - =1' missing to conform with toda, 's styles. his kind of treatment may be all right for a badly lamp. But at some time in its past, someone had taken a knife- damaged piece, but it the artic le can be restored to its original condition, by al; voir and cut out the top. The means do so. Restoration can font was then weighted with only enhance the beauty and sand, a converter was inincrease the value if it is cxserted, a parchment shade was added and the lamp was pertly done. A whole new category of "electrilied" businesses have developed was ruined. It can It also never he restored and serves because of the demand for now as a vw,e for nowers. restoration. You can buy However, it would have beeti almost anything you need a u t hen tic ally a line and valuable antique from type can opener to the reser f , - stale needs further study, although it confirms your Handle credit matters well. Understand political trends. . 4 , POLLY' S POINTERS A*,*\ - ______ is now a gray Dv I'OLLY CRAMER Polly's Problem DEAR POLL? - My expensive white wool double knit suit has always been sent to a reliable dearner buy now looks very gray. Could lwash it in cold water and will this %% o press the hem and side seams to a navy blue synAlso,Idohopesomereaderscantellmeifthereisa product on the market or a home remedy that will darken faded real cork tile floors. Thanks for any help I ma1 get. -MItS.R.FS. LLY - I am one of those who try all DEAR nylons to find which give the longest wear brands of and are the St looking. After wearing them a while I lose track of which is which and do wish more manu' lacturers would put labels on them for identilicattori and eliminate my Pet Peeve. - DEE l)EE. - ____________________________________________________ _, _ —uhlI1rA. IF YOUR ChILD IS BORN TODAY . he or she will be uisctpline early in life, very determined and needs otherwise he or she will be difficult to handle and will ruin the ftne promise in this chart. There is a deftnj!e "Think big and get big" ability here, and once self-control is acquired, your youngster can do that and can be of great help to the masses. Foreign languages should be learned. "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 Decmbem is now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and $1 to Candll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), Box ____________ WIN AT B RIDGE Bad luck follows bad play ___________ --NORTH (D) K J 109854 rq ___________ A —_ _________ 4 , K64 4A K WEST 43 ?J9865 + 1052 410754 SOUTH 4A was not considered fine refer you to good "mender.' When you convert an old enough to make line polished item to more functional use, furniture. Strip the paint from a be sure it is done in such a Uitchcock-style chair and all manner that it can easily be that's left is a chair of uncer- restored to its original state if tam origin that might have you should ever want to do so. been a Ifitchcock. Tht'ii u'"c the ma'ivu ____________ - 1 ___ _________ (9, Hollywood, Calif. 9002& It = _______ _____________________________ ___________________ FORECAST FOR SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2', 1973 L II±L -- - - ________________________________ CARROLL RIGHTER 'S OPE I'IOROC A-'> GENERAL TENDENCIES- Think 'out a new plan to extend your activities and interests far especiady those of a philosophical, religious, scientific, or educational nature. ________________________ -- ___ ______ - - ' - - - _________ ____ ____ __ _____ - Deacons' bench was of museum quality before refinishing destroyed most signs of age, removing carved initials, dates and patina. ______________ friends TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Rely on hunches which are accurate and reach right decisions in personal dealings. Plan better way to handle obligations. Talk to the right people. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Good day to sit at the dinner table with s.sociatcs and hash over plans for the future, deals to be made. Handle civic affair early. Society Deadline Attention. please Tell us your story. We welcome your news! Engagement and wedding fo"ns, available at The Herald office, should be accompanied by a black and white glossy studio photo at least five days before desired publication date. MOON CIIILDREN-Oune 22 to July 21) Do some special favors for loyal, helpful persons to whom you owe a debt of gratitude Take care of any health problem and exercise more, LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Join congenials (or amusements. Use some new tactic that will please mate mote. Don't be a pushover for anyone. Act. Requests for women's news and photo coverage (parties, clubs, etc.) should be made at least a week in advance. Area correspondents are listed daily on the editorial _ page. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Attend inspiring kturcs, services to become a moic alert, up to date person. Then get with congeniaLs for good times. Pay your part of bill. SCORPIO you find you hit on the right idea to have it. Ask business expert for suggestions. A successful social evening. tov 22 to Dec. 21) Study your health and SAGIIIARIIJS (Nov. appearance for neccsjryimrrose'nmts Put those so.uI ideas to work and get right results. Stay within budget- ________ ____ ____ __ ____ extended. Contact new personalities you wish to have for good tasks around the house. Show appreciation for kin instead of criticizing them and get proper results. Think kindly. ___________ ___________ _____ _____ _ ____________ ______ - - _ __________ -- -- ____ ____ _____ ___ - _ _ _ ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr. 19) Study the outlets you want to retain in your life and decide which should be further VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Handle accumulated small - __________ r (torn the Carroll Riue, lnst,tuts ç - - - Doris Williams, Society Editor together FAST Q' 107432 +A 4963 West from collecting a trump trick. It was bad luck that West had opened a singleton siitle and more bad luck that 'ast had won the trump trick with his singleton ace, but neverthelt'ss South had played badly. At trick two he should have led a heart to (lumn'l singleton ace'. Then he could lea a low trump from dum' ms. East would win with the spade ate Will lead back CAPRICORN (Dec. 2210 Jan 20) Don - I limit youl abilities and you will be far more successful. Talk over ideas with experts, but don't confide in others.. Have a romantic p M. AQUARIUS (Jan li to Feb. 19) Contact many good pai now and hase the sociable type of day you Ike. Add new types to your present rosiCi of friends. Rettie early. PISCES (ti:h to Mat 20) Make this a day for charitable or social woik that you lie. Impress highei-ups with your time. ability Dine out with kin fot 3 4[tj 7'!c I'I 1 MORE = . ,S FURNITURE SALES -____ _____ __________ __ --------,- 13t&o & 13mb -. foreign Fashions For The Little Folks ' "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to \OU' N Carioll Kightcrs Individual i'orcca-si tot your sign for 11 '' December is now ready. For your topY send your bitthdate ,;`10- some of our fashions. Sweaters Slacks Dresses Suits Jeans Undergarments and much, much more - " exciting Roger BoIIen I CAW Pass 4e SAVIwas 00 TO ,cr ' a, I EN BOCS - F`r . - ci1 -______ FREE 'B GIFT WRAP - _____ ___ _______ _____ I ' - For wide-eyed delight on Wrap-up By ____ BECAU Infant Sizes Thru 6x . - A'E4.N" CASSELBERRY Y.17.92 _____ - FUNNY BUSINESS II OR ,____ :o and SI to Call Righter Forecast inarue of nctspaperi. It 629, hollywood, Calif 9002r iI 11 111gE II hew she will look IF YOUR (HILL) IS BORN IOI)AY should have as p,Iasses and at the world through rose colored langu.iges, sol line an education as possible including will be fealiLed. Otherwise but now South could ruff with the wonderful piomtsc in this chart discoutaged if brought up a high trump: draw West's your youngster could soon get go to bigwigs for last twotrumpsandclairn the under disadvantages. Teach catty to assistance and get it. Imports, ex por t s line here slam. Q J 975.1 romance) in which he did find QJ 8 2 wer" sure evidence of his mate's NorIhSoutti vulnerable infidelity. .1 I'OI.'(1RAI'li FACT5 13) Falsenotionabouta wife's West North East South Pass 24 14 as abetted by the The inventor of the lie erotic passion. Pass 44 Pass 34 lsEWWAi'PftITEiiI1tiSEW..'I' Dr. Kinsey report. detector demons! rated his l'ass l'acs 54 Or from verbal reports by Pass earliest model before my customers of prostitutes, who I'as.i Pass opening lead-36 vchology classes at North-414 P S. claim that "all women are western University — wildly passionate." lie would ask for volunteers Lois was a normal, relatively 23 The bidding has been Oswald & James Jacoby from my students; then urged frigid wife, so her boudoir North East South West them to deliberately lie about inertia thus made him decide IC which card in a deck they had she must he dissipating her "I guess I didn't have to bid I'sss 34 Pass six diamonds" muttered 1 Jooked at. erotic energy elsewhere Pass 34 But he never failed In Send for my booklet "Sex South, "Still, it was only had Vass hold \'uu,Soutii, luck that made me lose the detecting their guilt J'rtilerns in Marriage" en .1 4A 2S +AQ J 87 And I later read a pa'r at a closing a long stamped, return COnIrat't "U (10 now' What do right", replied "Bad luck IS symposium at hit' Iniversity of envelope, plus cents A - hid Four spades. Your It helped banish this North. "However, a real Tennessee Law Sehool, where rtner should have bad hand IA bad pa of your defeat was se cau polygraph was being husband's false notions about the wIth a lot of spades In It. play." ani.ilyiv'd by psychidrists, female eroticism ToDAY'S QUESTION South had won (he spade police scientists, judges and Instead of bidding three spades lead at trick one and attorneys our artntr has bid three to dum11 I SM iII!PIt ft$1I my's king and East's ace. notrump over your three clubs Law SchtM,l, as well as attorney •44fl4 East had led back a spade What do you do now? y.v pes&,g .its John F Held. ar" lie detector Answer Tomorrow and South had no way to cep i,e sss lus biII,ttI authoritit's _____________________________________ Victorian bed with its legs shortened for a "modern height. Or, the footboard is It was a beautiful piece of brass. The font was intricately tooled and the base was cast with an ornate pattern. Once it was a whale oil - - c ,,, value __________________________________________________ Suchabnormaljea1onashe ,y,, loses - on late model cars. They feel science should c~jrrect the problem but they will not be inconvenienced, The REAL problem is that there are more safety features that could and would be incorporated in new cars if the automobile industry was not intimidated by people like Jar who have not thought of a simple answer to their problem Instead of disconnecting the seat belt warning tiuuer she has to do is to buckle up the belt on the front seat when there is no other passenger. It is a simple quick answer and N. 1 will bet some future passenger in the "death seat' - 'll.i preciate having that 'emin er to buckle up. Jan has oviously never had any experience where sonneone ha5 been injured or killed because they had not Fastened a seat belt. Annoyances should not get the upper hand of our good judgment Thank you for your column as it is a good forum RGINIA. DEAR POLL? - Tell Jan to just buckle up that seat be that annoys her. It is easier to snap them closed than to remove them. Doesn't she know how handy it is to strap bundles on that seat and prevent the driver from involuntaril1 reaching for them when a uick stop is made. I per' sona lv think that anything manti acturers can put on cars to make them safer and that will alert drivers to danger is an im rovement. That life saved may be yours or mine, . By piece - I .li I I - Done-over ____ - a - by By I : Serving from 5:30 untl 10 P.M. - _____ $ 945 Sanford Inn S.H. 16 - DINNERS - - "Dr. Crane, what's the an- \\ - Jan's letter was not the first complaint I have heard from people who object to the safety features "Last week I finally took a lie indicates, may have these detector test, just in the hope it causes: would end his false accusations Severe inferiority corn-The polygraph how ed I was plex, especially in the boudoir. .0 faithful wife and had NEVER This makes him think other been out with any other man. men are more magnetic and 4t "Hut now he claims lie thus can wean his wife away detectors are the bunk and not From him. reliable (2) A previous marriage foF : - 36 — DEAR POLLY "Dr. Crane," she tearfully began, "my husband has always been insanely jealous of me. They show only one per cent "During our courtship, I error in lie detector tt't ratherenjoyedhavthg him want And such errors usually are to be 100 percent possessive, due to mental unbalance of the "But since our wedding a subjects for such tests, who are year ago, he has made my life emotionally abnormal, like the unbearable. murderer of those 8 nurses In "For he constantly accuses Chicago a few years ago. me of being unfaithful But If people are normal "If I just smile as I greet a human beings and the lie neighbor on the street or even-at detector test Is being adchurch, he raves for hours alter ministered by a trained expert, we get home, saying I am you more surely than on eye wit' man nesses! "Yet I have never even For eye witnesses oft en make dreamed of dating anybody mistakes and can cause else. armt of innocent men "But still he makes em- women who merely resemble barrassing scenes, even in the real culprits. public, and tries to confine me But the problem which Lois to our home, as II I we're a laces is her husband. prisoner In jail! - FULL COURSE Sheraton-- 1I - - -1 / 6 t'• tI -, .- - - - ____ _____ ____ "Big T1T - -k We Still Have kjr..... "RIO LOBO" MAJ1111111111kis ______________________ a 14-On-d P )J 1110 - 4 FEATURES - For Two i.l -- BIG JOHN WAYNE - - (6) Mary Tyler Moore Show (44) Celebrity Bowling 45 75~ - $Q95 _ 9:00 (2' Mciic Movies "CONQUEST OF THE PLANET CF THE APES" ONLY SAT* Theatre (13) Paul Lynde Shr,.i -: KING S IZ E 6 OZ. - 8:30 (4) M A-S-H (9) Suspense - N&ghborhood - . `-,'. Manhattan or Martini Baked Idaho Potato, Sour Cream And Chives Vegetable, Garden Green Salad, Rolls And Butter Olympic (24) MlsteRogers I ______ _____________________ _____ _________________________________ __________ . ,'-, ed (ii A (44) Boxing From (6) Bailey's CorTiffS (9) Yogi's Gang P11iIHI4IfL!ZS It U All In The Family Famt, (9) 8:30 (2) lnth High Private - - To Order And Served With 8:00 (2) Emergency - BUSINESSMEN'S - _ - ;.- _;41 .:--_:,:,_~;i___". i_LL LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Handling home problems in am. makes it possible to get out to the business or praLtitaI matters — you like. Buy new gadgets. Ill fun in p.m. drawer pulls to reproduction larcondition. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Work efficiently at re gu Il you have a yen to use anshades or lamps. Chimneys. 19 routines in am., then improve dwelling Make out unportant doll wigs, frames for old plc' tiques in your home, don't ne 2"3 and specia paints are just a tIRRA(Scpt 23 to Oct. 21; HAndle money affairs wisely in ply paint until you have t' tM; to rCrelior '.ithüiit .'.try. PJY iiiort •trlHfl4-d ej'tV .hat th -, ,iti t.:i 'O If you are handy with tools * r you will item is and whethe attention to facts, figures. Make no demands on offiets be enhancing or destroying and the job is a minor one, tonight — — hop to it. However, there are its beauty and value, I Sometimes sentiment has some things that even an acSCORPIO Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Handle personal affairs well — — — — collided with today's tunc- complished do-it-yourselfer in a m. , hen concentrate on the practical. Get property or tionalism and the results are should not tackle. better condition. Don't neglect necessary repairs. abode in It is usually a good invest' pathetic. Grandma's bowl — SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Discuss the future for the ment to replate old silver but pitcher. meant and with experts in am. for greater success Improve health and bedroom in her day, have it needs an experienced hand ihci itcp out scia1ly and mccl interestni r'-° been dcc:. ificd and "Early' Fixing clock works is another — CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Gain cooperation of Americanized" for the living item that usually need an 47 148 49 good pal (or a project you have in mind in am., then get expert as do paintings and room. ii from experts. A personal tim can be succemfullY Or, original paint has been prints that need cleaning or removed from a side table repair. The professional also pursued in p.m. andthetablegetsa"natural" should be called to repair AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Get busy at outside duties finish to coincide with other valuable china or glass. I during a.m., then devote time to good friends latei ilease a If you are in need of an expieces in the room. Often were made of pert s help and don't know higher-up, or you could get into trouble. Avoid one who pieces these 2) wood not meant to be any- whom to call, ask your antidepresses. / - I -. LUNCHEON WEEK'S e't - '- _ CASE V.577: Lois T.. aged 24, ( ¶tas a sexual feud with her husband. . DA Y Succulent Boneless Steak Aged 'ro Perfection, Broiled (9) Lawrence Welk (44) Wrestling 8:00 (7) Lldvilte p .95 . (6) Flee Haw Bourbon Street 1 - Ranch Cut Sirloin Steak EQL Twa. ,a w Chan Clan __ v4 ' News News (44) The Untouchables 6:31) (2) News (4) News 7:00 (2) America And The ---- '"RL '* 6:00 (2) Amazing Chan (6) ______________________ for 1 EVENING 7 - 30 (2) Lassie : - - - (9) (44) TRA - T __:__ The Ultimate Vacation Landf Drinks our THIS Grower's Almanac the psychiatric facts listed below. Many jealous males misjudge female eroticism! p.m. 3:30 (13) Peter Gunn 4:00(13) Movie - DON 'T MISS (44) Movie 4:30 (2) Nashville Music (6) Hocus Pocus Gang can (13) Movie Daily 5:00 (2) NFL Highlights 5:30 2 The Exiorors R.t94it (6) Sout heastern Football SATURDAY ____________ enjoy - - i -W Treasures out — — 50 -_ f' 19739A - G.org.W. Cnn., h 1 un - (44) Movie 2:30 (13) Movies (24) ElectrIc Company ____ . 5Q - - _ - By Lois hits such a jealous hullband th at she even look a He detector test to allay his suspicions. Rut still he accused her of outside "xual affairs. So be required P. M. DA I LY C - 35 31 ______ - (24) Zoom _____ ________________________________________ - ,WORRY CLINIC favorite 8:30 — 22 - — — — — ___ _________________________________________ -, - Chicago (44) News 2:30 (9) All Nitø Movies ___ from 7 I - =. - ,21 34 ________ ALL DRINKS ' until??? And to add (6) NBA Basketball Detroit At Special FEATURES AT: 2:o0.4:OQ-4:0O.g:O0.I0:o0 _______________ MANAOIMIHT DOSS HOT L1'-' aSC0MMEND COIl C)4ILDftN tunes your P. M. to (24) Electric Company 2:00 (2) Movie Movie Midnight 1:00 (2) Dance to 4 . AND HIS BAND I. Film Festival (44) Combat 1:30 (13) Pe ter Gunn - NOW SHOWING "'Bun 8 And The J 11:15 (13) Starcast - - - - 17 1 18 4 25 DEAR DIRTY MONEY: What's "dirty" about It? 'sour friends could be jealous. And one way to put a stop to that 11 to keep quiet about what you have and where It came ft-nm. ft's nobody's business CONFIDENTIAL TO "NOSY IN WAYZATA": ThO list I beard, Don was in tile hospital with kwe tmbk wile found a blonde on It.) ____ HAPPY HOUR - (24) Electric Corn;mny (44) Lost In Space 12:30 (2) Go (6) Fat Albert 9:30 (2) Brian Keith - ________ __________ __ (13) Movie - 20 jp.& 'The Sandbar" Fo Masterpiece - — _____ Problems? You'll feel bel$ar Ityi tMy Yr a persoaM reply. 'vr. le ABBY: lou N.. ø'ms, L.A., ____ ,.l, calif. wsØ. - ,. 11 — 31 up work thetic knit skirt. Can anything be done to dull them. h - 4 noon Wind now. I — - • Friday, Nov.23, The Sanford Herald ______ - 7:30 , - - ______ _______ , 7:00 IM BROWN In 3[5l - 6 7 8 9 4 5 r5 (6) reluctance Seasoning ãtu this world e1 e _______ lie will have been responsibk for (ii an unwanted 32 - 1 2 3 Is - - of 12 Moral fault quadruped DEAR ASHAMED: You ha ven't failed, and If you tried In raise her right you need not be ashamed. I am NOT In favor of premarital sex, but once a giii has gone all the way. It Is unaIlc to think thst she will stop simply beeause dcukd the pill. So then hat ? She risks becoming - 1973 II Masculine 40Tk food 1 GENERAL TENDENCIES - -. 35 animal S I - FOR SATURDAY NOVEMBER 24, q10"(1scofE ____ 4l Source of By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ADD?: My telephone just rang. It was a docto Ming me that my I&-year-old daughter w just In his office asking him for birth control pills. Abby, what are jbese young people 0011181411.13 mothers? I knew she had a study boy friend but I never dreamed they were In need of anything Uke that. I am heartsick. I tried to raise this girl right. Where have I failed? ASHAMED TO SIGN MY NAME I - ____ X::P 35 (;oil 13 Goddess of Marinn d.in I6Laerla b ) 42 Quiet 43dnumeral 44-- Angeles 2lhlighcatd 45[)iminulive 22 Girl's name suffix 23 Musical Guidos note Y. ,,,, I ?4rAA Plullivall. _______ S A 3h1 narratives P , r-nnaa sim"migr i.in.,t A ,w .. Loveand OPEN 10 A.M. 1112A. M. Love" VI Rerun,. Sidney Poitier hirs. Gruber kNancy r%ulpj uie Style. Four tales tonight, imirriagecon artin fs Ph. *31-9321 Hwy 17.91 ABC continues its big football plays an engineer who, after 18 show. landlord, starting with Monty Hall and the Proposal," and Lorna Lult I Mile South Big Tree, Longwood weekend with the Nebraska. months without work, tries his 10-11 NBC, The Dean Martin Marlyn Mason starring in plays a truck-stop-diner I Oklahoma game from Norman, hand at teaching In a tough DANCING 9:3040 NBC, The Brian Keith Comedy Hour. Sen. Hubert "love and the Man of the waitress who refuses the atLondon school. lie tries to Instill Show, "Uncle Timothy." David Humphrey is the man on the Year." lie's a celebrity who t&'ntions of a millionaire. Okla. EVERY TUES., FRI., SAT. 9 P.M. til 2 A.M. 3+30 CBS, CBS Festival of a little discipline in the rowdy Wayne guests as Doctor Sean's spot tonight as the jokers in can't turn down requests for ap. 11:3()-2-30 ABC. In Concert. Country Western Ms.'slc Uve) Arts For Young People, youngsters, but meets With swinging uncle, lie's a retired Dean's stable take comic shots pearances. In "Love and the This show celebrates its first Lunch Served Cocktail Hour "H.MS. Pinafore." This is the insolence and teacherbaiting. doctor who visits our hero and at him. Among those throwing Time Machine," a young man anniversary with a double ' smond y(rung people's festival, Gradually he wins them over, loses no time In winning over verbal barbs will be Nipsey finds it isn't s,afe to fool uith gesture tonight, and Dick (1ark ' Mon. thru Fri. Ba ll-7 0c :n1 it ctnr tht D'Oldv C:irte :mrl they :ire shokd to he:ir he -.--.---nephew's tients. After lt'-t'll, Gene ellv Mort SahI, mother n:tIlrt', n if it mem. tiot hoth hcws. pruductlun's iiii J~eed in uic is iiiuving. Jud) Gvesun, wearing out Sean during an Ilat Ilenry, Audrly Meadows ming a time machine to win % ~l i ili, Ii~il ' ' I'l il~ ~l i ,%Olililii~~~1111111,0%0%b-A~ role of the First Lord of the Ad- Christian Roberts and Suzy evening on the town, the good and Sen. Lowell Weicker, over his love. Donna Mills ties (.OLI)LN SPOON ,\ARI) mlralty. The score of the Gil- Kendall are featured, uncle proceeds to pitch woo at 10-11 ABC. Love, American Bob Crane to a renewable 9-10 ABC, Julie On Sesame WINNER bert and Sullivan operetta has seen few changes since it was Street. In ABC's first special of * * * written in 1878, and It concerns the holiday, Julie Andrews and S the cock-eyed goings-on aboard the Jim Henson Muppets romp the H.M.S. Pinafore. Richard down Sesame Streel AU the Thomas of' 'The Waltons" is the regulars are there, Kermit 'I4Jt a,lI Frog, Os'ar the Grouch, Big guest narrator. 'T AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE 9-11 cas, The CBS Friday Bird, and Cookie Monster, Bob Newharl 9:30 (44) Temple Heights StIIVING COMPLETE DINHCM'S'IJNTII.iJO AM sii-izs FRIDAY Show Night Movies,, "To Sir, With spending Thanksgiving with Gospel Hour Julie and her special guest, ll%k`Y. 17-92, North in FERN PARK (44) Bud Owens 9:30 (2) EmergLncy NIG Oo'S EVENING Perry Como. Musical numbers Miss Teenage ITTAIrN1 (6) NIHTLV .n in. I AMPLIGHTEk LOUr4U7 ter Gunn (13) America Include Julie singing "What Do (44) Unshakted (2) To Tell The (9) Grill God's Freedom I Do When I'm Alone'?" With Truth (13) Delphi Bureau 10:00 (2) My Favorite the MuppeLs she sings a medley () Heroes (44) Wilburn Brothers Martians ai -- --.---- of Broadway tunes, and Perry 11 %,11111- -1:1. 49qjs C'ELR*~01tw5lX4 10:30 (44) Porter Wagoncr (6) Favorite Martian suffoll oilers "And I Love You SO." (13) News 11:00 (2) News (9) Lassie's Rescue EVWY FRIDAY (24) Chanese Way The Paddy Stone dancers join EVERY THURSDAY (9) News EVERY TUESDAY Rangers Gallery Julie in a production number Night (44) ~,, lb. Chopped Sirloin 03) Movie . Is. VEAL PARMESAN V2 lb. Western Steak (2) Police Surgeon 11:15 (9) News (24) Electric Comçany OR cholceof Two Vegetables Choice of Two Vegetables. (6) Andy Griffith 11:30 (2) Movie (44) Ernest Angley Chicken 'n Dumplins Hot Bread & Butter Hot Bread & Butter SHOWING (9) Hollywood (6) News Hour Choice of Two Vegetables to Squares ) (9) Movie 10:30 (2) Star Trek Hot Breai Butter Mid. (13) MovIe (44) All Night (6) Jeannie 'I Night (24) Wall Street Movies (9) Goober & fl ShOW 8:00 (2) Sanford And Son Movie (1) 12:00 Ghost Chasers __ _______________ (6) Caluccl's (9) Alt Nito 1:10 (24) MlsteRogers " THE -. Department Movie Neighborhood • . • • (9) Brady Bunch 1:30 (2) Thriller 11:00 (2) SIgmund (24) Wahlngton . . . (4) Speed Buggy Week In -v-(9) Tarzan Theatre L 111111i 0 Review (24) Sesame Street ! (44) The Bold Ones . (44) Wally's Workshop 8:30 (2) Girl With Panther Pink 11:30(2) LIVE ENTERTAINMENT IN Something (6) Josie And The _ Extra Pussycats I '. (6) Roll Out (13) Peter G'gnn (9) d Couple (44) ft, Monsters — nNU (24) Rower Kellaway Quartet AFTERNOON 9:00(2) es Pins I 8' (6) Movie __________________ 12:00 (2) Jetsons (9) Julie On (6) Everything's Sesame Street Archie T e Country-politon (13) Football Game (9) HIgh School Of Week Football 4;604 (24) A I Soun d" BY' Rwd ')-%*'M - Today's i~10 -1 -1 I se South 2o Library sound 21 ExIst 24 Blemish 26 -- tLatini I? Daughter wants piell, other is ashamed TV Time Previews -- p, ___ L S Relates hli~ffhts - ___ 'N I14I SetUtopian free Non. professional 19 half-ems - 1 FORECAST to P:evioui Puzzle Answer ACROSS 43 Spanish chter I Slim", 46 Insect _______ eak - ___________ _ -. r~ i__" ___-__-,_ I . .!. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ______ -. 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Stites may be forced to retaliate If tinues. — per - : - ( -' I 'I- .1 - _ ___ ".-. - — - - -- - - _ ::;:: - - i -: - -. L - 7 I - . ____ ~ riz%-7 , .- .L ______ - ~s W MENZIM6 man of Sta Klard Oil Co. of Ohio, FOUR BIG MOUTHS told the Alaska Legislature last Thursday after being held hosthat the planned daily tage more than 30 hours. A month of 600,000 barrels family spokesman said they in- during pipeline warmup would tended today to "rest up and during be doubled almost imunwindfrom thetrlongordeai." The women told police their kidnapers released them on a rural road more than 100 miles south of their home in Jonesboro, an Atlanta suburb, The men fled in a white Cadillac, . ' - M _k _ - a _______________ __ L °'11° i firin building the pipeline say her 16-year-old daughte bie, were released unharmed . __-_ THE DROMEDARY (above left) appears to be fascinated by the teeth in the wide-open mouth of hi partfler. The hump-backed pair live in Villas Park Zoo in Madison, Wis. mediH )' Simultaneously, it could be that the baby hippo at left is telling off its mother or is trying to r, r it iiiight be jU& d amiiy frolic cl in Tokyo's Ueno Zoo. _______ Peace Talks In Mideast Stall But W1'9 11 Continue they said. Officers said the men were described as being In their early 20s, except for one who appeared to be about 30 years old. The drama began early Wednesday when the Rev. E. M. Nelson awoke with a pistol in his face, police said he told them. Three masked and armed men handcuffed the minister and left with his wife and youngest daughter. The eldest daughter, Cheryl, 18, was away at college. Egypt claimed the Israelis landing sites as their prisoners vials told r1e'.%!a&-n that tic By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ad- returned. In all 8.301 Egyptian Communist command had consignificant Egypt and Israel have failed made vancements after the first U.N. prisoners were exchange for 241 ducted a big troop exercise in to reach agreement on a 22 Israeli prisoners, an Israeli the northern sector of the defire line along the Suez Canal, Imposed cease-fire on Oct. spokesman said. nulitarized zone stressing the that the demanded will and has they but negotiators offinew tactics three months ago. South Vietnamese to sshere The meet again in the windswept Israeli forces return they were on that date. desert 60 miles from Cairo But Israel said the positioning discuss the issue. of the two armies on Oct. 22 P P i . "The discussions have been AB I Ensio Siilasvuo, cannot now be determined andI useful," Gen. the commander of the U.N. has suggested the opposing forces return to their respcctive peacekeeping forces, told rie l i Re t S ts • ). negotiators sides of the Suez Canal with a men after zone on emerged Thursday evening six-mile demilitarized SAIGON (All) Communist in South Vietnam for refresher from a tent near the Suez-Cairo both banks. the Pleiku air- training emphasizing the cornThe issue has taken up added forces battered road. Another session was field this afternoon, wounding bined tactics of infar,try. armor significance since a return Fur today In the heaviest shell- an'I artillery. persons ssh.al Egypt 23 A blustering, sandstorm the Israeli forces to line ing in 10 months, government The officers did not spedi> whirled outside the tent as the purports to be the Oct. 22 so ur ces EgypInI1tzwY how many troops were involved Israeli Maj. wou ld free the encircled two negotiators South Vietnamese warplanes, nor did they predict a date for and force the Army Gen. Aharon Yariv and Egypt's tian 3rd heli copter gunships and artil- the offensive. i-+; The dry season Suez front commander Ccii, wi111a.i, o Israeli SOiuiCtS reta ated, but ler runs From late December until of Suez. from the Egyptian city Mohamed Gamasy conferred Israel completed were not immediately known, the end of June. Egypt and inside. field reports said. The key stumbling block In their exchange of war prisoners It was the first time that At the same time, South Viet166 the talks continued to be dis- Thursday as a final group of officers cited South Vietnamese officials had Cairo namese military agreement over the drawing of Egyptian POWs new to publicly claimed North Vietnew intelligence information a new cease-fire line as stipu- and 17 Israelis captured in the nam had pulled some of its they said indicates the lated In the six-point accord October war arrived in Tel which omuuuuunuist command Is pro- forces back for refresher train. worked out earlier this month Aviv. for a general offensive ing and linked this to plans for had paring Women soldiers who during a visit to the Middle East during the dry season next an offensive. South Vietnarnes by Secretary of State henry A. awaited the Israeli POWs In a officials, including President steady rain at hod International year. Kissinger. Airport hugged and kissed the At a background briefing for Nguyen Van Thieu, all along return ing prisoners 16 pilots 40 Vietnamese and Western have been predi cting a general % It and a tank commander Four of nessmen thtst. oflictrs said offensive but had cited other 1 • were on hers the Communists had pulled evidence in the past such as the 41 construction of new supply when they arrived, ba ck two th irds of their .ç,'lV' Egyptian authorities have lineNorthVietnameseandViet toads, airfields and missile ; away from the Cong units from the front lines sites in South Vietnam l% kept say d, ii1 Several hours after the abduction, the Rev. Mr. Nelson managed to free himself and notify police, officers said. Nelson, pastor of the boro United Methodist Church, told officers the kidnapers promised to notify authorities of the abduction within 90 minutes. 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Among the the widow of Sen. Robert F. Ken. gravesite ne(ly, who was assassinated In 1968. Acrylic golf cardigan in sizes S.M.L.XL. : proal last week to bring an JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) —By affair. Sale. t . _...; `I- i . ,%, W-Arl.___._-_.___-_ ____ _- 1_ .,---..-:- . __ Flag Show Cancelled — all reg. 16 to 110 Ift - FrIday.Nov.23,1973—i B __________ TheSanford Herj_ • . I — - - . - - _.'• ~ :~," - .. - ~ - _. I . .- _-__ _..._-_~:- ~ ~;_:t. " I _. __.'' . __ --_-___-__-____________ __ __:- 0 - _. . ----_ ._-__--.. - --—--------~,~--- ~- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~m a --- ___ -..---.,..--~--~--,-.-. ~--7, ---~'~--m- . .-, ~ 1 Still Free CORDOBA, Argentina (AP) ._PoliçesuspecttheassaS5Ifl4 tion of American businessman John Albert Swint and three of his bodyguards by a band of youths was the work of ttic s Revolutionary Arms. People' But they have no proof. Swnt,56,generalmaflager0f Transax, a transmission arid axle plant owned b) the Ford Motor Co , was killed Thursda) when about 15 youth s trapped his chauffeur-driven car and the following tar of guards and opened up with automatic weapons and shotguns Police said the precision of the attack pointed to the People's Army. But at least a half-dozen other guerrilla bands roam through Arge'tina, including left wing followers of 9! - . pi Brisson Funeral Iiornt in nv Smyrna Beath, and charge. brot he r, Cha rles Eisencolf, i' .5tr# Robert Ross Eisenco!f, 45, of Lauderdale Funeral ser'icts .) i fl. MRS. MATTIE A. HOWELL 209 Satsuina Drive died Wed. vere held today at 2 p.m. at "'ui( - i DCSd4I) night lie IL13 born in Ilrtsson Funeral Home with Mrs. Mattie A. Howell, 83, of " 1__. 7..cph)Thills, F Ia., and came to Hex. Darwi n Shea officiating. Sanford in 1951. lie attended Interment was at Evergreen 219 S. French Ave. died schools in New Smyrna Beach. Cemetery. Brisson Funeral Thursday afternoon. She was aw born in Columbia, Miss, and He was emplo)ed b} SCI Iionie in chargt Used in Sanford for the past 60 Railroad since 1951 He was a IIAR'i El %S Mc( ALL El sears Member of the First the First member of Baptist Church. Survivors, one Presbyterian Church in New daughter, Mrs. Homer Little, of S rna Beach, and the United Harvey Wallace McCalley S.inforil two sans, Robert A iransporLition Union 71 of 1932 Lake Axe died / howell of Sanford, Col Clif SUrThOIS include his wife mursda> He was born ______________ Myra Lee hicks Ei.sencolf, Cameron Montana, August 31, ford W Howell, of Tampa out _________ mother, Mrs Ruth F Isent off 1902 and moved to Sanford in .sister, Mrs hienrs McI)onald th , Miss Four 1913 lie was a member of the from I'owor A i two great WA Funeral i'BOE 1241, and of the grandchildren and Brotherhood of ltailroa'l vrarut('hlldren. flris.son Funeral .EISENCOFF ROBERT lilIt Ifl hairgi rge, I rainmtn lie retired as ard (1 ROIIFRT ROSS FISENCOFF ,' 7' "_ . -'i :V -'J•4 _____ - T - , - - - - '- • _____ -- - -- - -=- __ '. -__- __ !_ - - __________ - __________ ti_s , ___________ .: - notices --_ -- ---. n_- - - I -:_ - - __ - - - ______ - '."_— 1 h'l r1rtPøfl nt øn.rnI mana ger NJ1 ..• • - - in Cordoba, 450 miles northwest of Buenos Aires, w hen he found his mot or cade block ed by two trucks from the front and by cars from the rear. S fly police accounts. Swint was killed instantly and his guards were mortally wounded in the ----- &_....' L..iIi.sI t,,iiIm,I.. terror ists for Robert Ross EI%enCOH 43 of 201 Sat master front the All Railroad sums Orive *ho d4d Wedritsday in 1964. lie was it N:edWist. were hold Friday at 2 p.m at Survivors include his wife. Brossm Funeral Home with tho ('omillus; one son, Wallace, and Rev. Darwin Shea officiating. as at Evergreen flL,r Ial a &latn'hte Sylvia Fraier i11 Cemetery Br,sson F uneral Sanford, two grandchilditn Home 'A charge IlflhI one brother, Edward W . HARVEY M CALL E V. VE I ru clirid . of -•w,t# WALLACE F unVf6l - - lxen blamed for much of the terrorism that has sxu-pt Argentma this )ear. .Swint, a native of (,eorgia, ' my _____________ ..f I ____ ', -= _____ President Juan D. Peron. The Marxist urban guerrillas have of Transax since Decem be r 1911. Ford spokesmen said his wife was in the United States. The couple has two children. Swint was on his way to work Area Deaths .t 1 tor Harvey Wallace McCalley, it, of 1933 Lake Ave. who died - Ihi.x%day will be held Saturday at ii a.m at Brisson Funeral * w'th the Rev David Joe R.holflciatng Br.sson Funeral Home in charge Home -- ,we ,* z_~, HOWELL, MATTIE A. I ufleral Services for Mollie A 4casveiI, , Of 219 SI rench Av ho died TPau'sd'y will bt held - __ ' __ TWO GENERATIONS TRADITIONALLY dressed women view a bikini-clad girl in Alghero, Sardinia. 111 '-ord t at Urtt' Funeral Homewiththe Rev Jay T Cosm.ato officiating. Burial will be In Evergreen c.m4.ry 8ti550fl Funer4i Home n crarge c serv ices __ __ L. -,- I . .- __ - I - �__ rr - _______________ ____ -. irr' .j11' -J.,..J. - - 2B — The Sanford Herald -. - -- - -. -- - - - -. -. - ...., ,.. .. .-... -- - -- --- - - -. _i, ..--- - -- -. - _____ __________ .- - Spotlight BATON ROUGE, La. (AP)— that period, and hurled a touch- possibility of a battle between feated the Air Force Falcons 48- seghian's 19th consecutive vic- Longhorns sole P0 L Day" back in the fold of sportswriting since leaving the comforts of military hfe. I never knew you civilians Had it good. Actually,-.the few Thanksgivings I had in service life found getting out of here with this - IsU, running from the 1.-for- Sugar BowL 500th vIctory of its footba!! his- Well, this time I wasn't going to fall victim to that. No I I 1% 1 1 I ' I _u.•1 .-__i1]L loss to . skins, be er ei oer lay. yns season at at Michigan, UCLA plays Ru 0 -'-------_ .. -.. .. . -- . -- Southern MiSslssippj, .. ___________ - -'' -. .. - __IJJffl,g_ _- .... • year's Grand Nationals at Rimersburg, Pa., PLENTY of power and determination count in . . growing conipeLilive sporL. onLCS an S Ifl uS ck NL In other major coUege gan;es running of Art Best and Eric quarter when he sprained his the nine-yard line and once . - Performance $ 7th CD PQ01U shuyucea ri Washington's best success around long enough Thursday Thanksgivings ago. Quarterback Billy Khmer came on the ground. Detroit to give the Detroit Lions "a Few tossedtouchdownpassesolfour dicln'thavemuchsuCCeSseither choice words." I . - IOUUIuOWflS. LISU netted 212 yards on the close the cazon next week hoina State meets Iowa State ty Akins, in defeating the Ag. 73 yards capped by Wilson quarter, threw a 49-yard touch- final period. th it L of _______ - Rutledge ran 19 yards for the scored the only Tiger touch- State New Year's night In the turning into the game a heavy Southwest Conference rushing State. Senior .in(l, b} golly,Iwas going toplay the part to the hilt, L wishes DetroU Coach Do SCL5Ofl. playing the second half without one," said an exhausted ination, piled up 21 first downs It was Alabama's 10th con- Southern Cal, Pittsburgh meets injured running back Roosevelt Bryant. compared with 11 for Alabama, secutive victory, and snapped Penn State, Texas Tech visits Leaks, ground out 373 yards Quarterback Gary Rutledge which only gained 191 yards LSIJ's 15-game home winning Arkansas, Wake Forest is at rushing, including three touch- c...again Into a invisible hole to cp zcnc rnore...ajhd 'I -- . •• ar Conference crown along the his passing because the vaunted Force earlier in the day, ends State 32.8. way. Alabama running game was its season next week against Nebraska is at Oklahoma I can remember Thanksgiving when all I was stuffed _- -- -_ Alabama Coach Paul "Bear" down pass to Wayne Wheeler, theunbeatensintheSugar Bowl 15, the Texas Longhorns beat tory over service teams since the sWC title. ____ ____ ______ - THECHARGEOF THE ATY BRIGADE! Bama Air Attack Stops LSU, 21 - 7 __ By J Rlcriards - -. - Tlw Sanford Herald ___ __________ -- - FrIday, Nov. 23. 1973 Bengals Outrush Tide LI tir - . ...• 's W,t.. a victory with a 14-7 decision over the Washington Red. for 107 yards in the game. Curt Knight kicked field goaLs the Dallas Cowboys. 0/ qualify for the pension plan," first two periods for the other for MIami, 10-1 in the American said Ford of his players, smil- scoring for Washington, which Conference East. The defening through his anger. "Talk remains first in the National ding World Champion Dolphins, about a players' strike — it Conference East with an 8-3 who have already clinched a vote for It." Lions in io t off on all RA The Redskins playoff hopes their'lrsttriuiiipheveroverthe FIJI. & SAT. ONLY In Sunday's NFL games, its _Ph.37.11A1 their annual only other game. The Cowboys . ii •. P - ____________________ . of thestaffFrida,torecupera: _-.!11Z_ ___ __________ I guess Ill never know what went wrong this time. It's = - .-- -1 _____________________ _ ____ - ____ — __________________________________________________ 1 -_1___-_._--- — only, no -' . D flips Dallas _____ ...... . - muddy track and difference of opinion over Dslas struck with Walt Gar ar ng y rison s one yard touchdown first time In eight years 'Our past memories of Dal sv,en points," said Cowboy plunge in the fourth quarter to las and never having beaten Coach Torn Landry. 'Its still make it 14-7. It was the first points scored on Miami in 14 them sersed as a special in- there for our taking" c'Cntle," said Dolphin delenDallas hosts Washington D.: quarters and just the third ) sive tackle Bob Heinz. "We take 9, WashIngton won an earlier touchdown of the year allowed dlotofpride Weplantogoall game 147 Should Dallas and b the Dolphin defense a I . -, (.owboys on the brink being cx- ' . w saw on ' this, IfUlned u llngme tsaplot,Iyelled - - . Ii read sIx o'clock Fine A great time to start the day ci was $ at , I knew it would be a fine day. .could shine, birds would sing, and there'd be a slight breeze to give just a hint of autumn in the air-a real northern uturnn, slightly brisk, )et comfortable OnI), something grew Jrogressavel) prong with my calculations. Alter an invig*atmg shower, a light breakfast wIthdreamsofamoresubstant1aldInnertocome,Ied ___ _________________ __________I =- - ot A.M. . • . - people - - ___ . L' $ 'We reall) had nothing to conferencerecords,thenpoini.s againstachi shot field I gain but played tough football against eah other would figure The gamble failed as the Cow agdinst a team that had eery. 'nto the NFC East pla)Of F bo's stopçed Jim Kilck, but .... . a you Ita e a vant.a e W V ' '7 )' ,' ,'• I " ' - l" -- . - - . ___________ _____ ______ • d :I a" - — .----;_ ".- ' — ____ . 1T11 ii k tir' '- 7 •-c-• - - I," . _________ - — ___ 4i I#k-: !rI-- 1IJ i) w '.11.14k111J ____________________________________________________________________________________________ = II?) IIJIUIJ4L V I ' . . . 2.. flU LJIJ4L W1 t•. - \ I lL -. "t ____ _____ ..-1 . r I t - . -- ___________________________ -=1 -- - --k__ ---- 1974, from Douglas Teal (left) of the Deltona Memorial Gardens and Stephan R Baldauff of the Baldauff Funeral Home in Deltona o 0 a professional and college football, with only LSU-Alabama yet to come S%'hat a miserable state of affairs But, atleastIhad'Bama to watch.That, in no small way,wassomeconsolatlon.Iwouldsitrfghtdown,graba Ii.,;C m an,, my own. COfuwuay uavuguout u iu-at quarter - k_ - I _________ ' What was happening? What is all this? I was falling - - ___________ ______ , -. __.z .-. eç ,) -r -t '. __________________________ -.........' ' - - ______________________ refreshedat5 30a.m ,cleaned up, and ate a morsel bk my long fast That's about as long as It took to miserable again What had I missed' So tht' I came to the realization this was all my sins of miin.ar sleeping throughout hollda)s coming kic*ne to roost coildcvcrhe)pmeaain.Jndoomedlikeso,nefiretof '- - - ..'. "- — - ______ 4 ______________________ -_— - - - - -= - - - ____________________ - '--=--_---_-- - - - _______ .- $ -.. Buck also stated' "We will be - .' , —' . ,4PPE1ttTr/ - wort, won course recor o iv rnerp.r f tn I tt,o tI i'vii' idual II itli ii U tIl rif 1 crest.3 t,'v ' T ii" , ,.. I II I Iii It khtr II 1 .i' ith 3 S[f Spain tied the United States ' #'yodP 1.. . Nicklaus SflOt 69, tIed With - I I - . / OaJ I I 550 S Dieoo 2 7 1 250 137 250 National Car entice °' wm 0 ts 1 -- - - - •. 3 i .350211771 9 1 0 900 203114 1. A. $ 2 0 .900201117 w i UlaGS .---=_-... K Mnn a rocking chair endurance contest at the Boone • • II 7 -- ii . i. • J I "flChOddlviI*n title . DEITON The Nomi U II b Atlanta Capital sear of 1974 at the regular ni4in and Bernice Jordin Iuunthl) meeting of Ut. club on For 3-ear director, Januar% S dinner meetinii prize money inoRed II cion l fflOflf> tnrwr 'sth marc wrapped ('hristmn,ts gifts were W L PCI °!.. db Direttor, Pdul Cashe> eQfld a Hovton9l "fflhOke)" and Winners ci tirtift st Army Day, the Kettle at the andT.Wheelcr. ' Yr 95 Ptioenl* at Chicago Porllarsd it Seattle ---' _ - -- 7 306 51 30 333 5815 370 the end. At the Seminole County Championship Gilmore was Gilmore fourth I ucky for the Lions It s a frienu Y r Vaua, The third highest runner for the Oviedo squau was an Nogle takIng 16th In 13 27 Nogle had the early lead among the Oviedo harriers and held for most of the race but near the end was caught by countr) squad Horn led his Warn to their second straight th-ange Belt Conference win followed by an ImpressIve third lace finish at the state meet This past weekend the Oviedo harriers treked to Ti(usvllle for competition in the state class 3-A cross country Greg Young was IioIl>sood Chninade and Cocoa Reach. TESTRIDEyourcidtireS Ofl1Qlfl andrefundyourmonsy Prt full h i' E Y 54535 520. CR713 51.70 230 DR78-i 4 52.90 2 35 95 2 92 JR78-1 5 70.65 3 43 1R78-15 73.75 3'° •,,, , sdasI ii WV - _____ _____ I tS ' distance to an even 3 0 miles as of next sear Most of Horn , Cardetlio%e5 i course in 12 32 fIve seconds ahead of Green. 5z. ö?1TC5T Pr1asshownatF,retoneStoresConlPetitibe)1picedatFirestoned,asrandat IrCI stat.O'Sd'SP_i __' _ I_I _Itt ' I N wmar iu'd Orange Park. ' 3 23 70 65 3 52 7375 ir, off yotr caq - 14 lC to 53 For the Boll) wood bunch and 93 for Cocoa Bench Other Wh _.IIL ______ pric..êch PET Si, ER7O14 $54.06 $265 7014 65.20 291 2.88 60.30 GR70 14 3 20 4 64 95 JR70-15 IR7O-I --__ c plus , IIt ('r for AØT.E1*tD irt.4 L QUIP fAvT ON MANY ORIGIivAL th crosng the line in 13:51 and the • . d artici ati° In the field events The season will be getting under way near the end of the icjiOOi sa for strength, smooth " • 1 65R 1 3 165R-1 36 50 1 84 165R_15 3750 204 wasMartGilm0reifl1Iat1me0fl3 14 t net with 24 shots during the fi Sergi. Aubre) td list 'iw Lu 'laud \sh t Minnesota took (.ommnand ' Ii d stortd tbice for the ' ° Rangtrs 3, ( slifornLi 0, tier new Coach Andy Bathgate Louis 2, Minnesota 1 the others LarrPleaU TRON i HR70-'i 4 Throughout this year Goree and Gilmore have been U) JOIN (iIEItWi% 10 5Th — a a 500 I __ . has ca tured b) local district winner Glen Ket- i on the U, S. pro circuit. ______ ______ ____ PET ' ' i o .ou iso i . ...- ,idual winner in play at Mel ____ r / * -• - .- .... ... son isi ii Central Diwlilon 2 0 •oo in - - In the past tiiree years, an Latest are: Stephen H. golf Tournarnant. .Eatra-io.g mileage ,,. smooth In Cross Country Competition . 85 AS 1nmjr1 of York Haven 'Pa WLTPcIPPpA 10 1 0 S S 0 .so $47 t X MIami Buffilo EVEt' LAYERS OF PROTECTION a..JL Wedned n s Y.IR rt 'ults rirwts ni inaged a modist In other WII\ games, the geles goals but it wasn t Minneot8 F ighting Saints enough to overcome Chicago Montreal 4, MInnesota 3; New — - ___ liii cr rapidly condition and although the the efforts of the Gold Sponsor To date there are 64 Gold construction of the new Club committee This committee is Sponsors pledged and 26 House tl1 not be completed in comprised of business and Professionals from various time, arrangements ha',e been professional men from Sanford, ectIon of the United States riwde for large tents to be IJeltona and Deland, heade'J _______________________ _________________ -- - Tournament reports that the Sheriff Polk. ____ \ - -.-. --- By FANNETTE EDWARDS Baldauff of the Baldauff , I .. c-. SI Latt V NFL Am,::u,nc, tied For fifth place going into jokingly told Taiwa's Lu Liang a one-over par 73 on the Nueva ,...,-.,. , A _______ Re is t ra lOfl MAHBEI.LA, Spain (A1) - has a suggestion for the lead- ership with a 5-under-par open- r 'S'A II title. -- Z3'E94YPt'c41 Z3'F -'' I yr e the score of the LSU-Alabarna game No one at work .--, •,.. -. -Cs.- . .• . _____ $ 1W ___ AS -9 ;.. j. DELTONA-Buck Gladden, Memorial Gardens, Doctors Jan. 11 and a guaranteed host Professional for the up. Thomas Largen, F. J. Weigand $10,000 for the Open Purse Jan few short moments left on this day of gratefulness and ' wanted them all, - ______ I missed a feast that 3urel) would have sent me contentedly jL._- - _____________________ ______________ ______ ___________________ 't ____________________________________ • Twin • - '.' • • U — - - W one par 11 I I, A If"at Al I"LI A DiC 'C'fl J! HEAT PUMP -- lt 1 , 1) Black tube type �4B—The Sanford Herald Friday, Nov. 23, 973 by Alan Mayer STABLERIZER - .;-;':c — Legal Notice Rockets 'Fouled Up' In Cleveland _ _____ j ' /'d!12VE, SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT - cordance With the provisions of the FiCtitI5 Name Statutes, To Wit; Sctiøn 86509 FlorIda Statutes 1957. CATCH ONE' THEY US. M LP' , - ii t rnv1ir uInrv ••''J fSdIlUfld& nI)dVIUULL 1JJ!'I'J III'- . * - -, '.. 6'PqPl2R m4) 4iYc2• , - -' Bucks 107, KnIcks 91 Association 1ctory Thursday. Lucius Allen led a third-quarTo make matters worse for Egan, his team only got 17 free ter rally that broke open a cle game and led Milwaukee past throi. "They had so many foul New York 107-91. Allen scored shots, it was really something," 11 of hIs 27 poInts In the third • ,44 2 1411QPJ led a surge - early- In the fouh S tj1'fT' IS [or 81 d By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS B OS 'to Sc T') cierSor') L e a(is Personals INFORMATION property Beg. atapointon the W. Ilneof the E 619.20 ft. Of the NE'4 of NE'. of 11 • provisio,n of the Fictitious Name 760ó'toP ,, / 29 1 goals, but they went to the foul line 19 times to our eight." warriors 101, Hawks the minors to help the Boston goal after the Flyers, leading York Rangers edged Buffalo 7EtrIIcr, the Sabres tad In the other NBA games Jell Mullins sccred a layup Bruins to a 4-2 NatIonal Hockey the Western Division, lost their 6, the New York Islanders Thursday, the Milwaukee with seven seconds remaining league game against I'hila- top goalie Bernie Parent with a defeated 5-3 and St. Iouls shattered Ranger goalie Ed Bucks beat the New York to give Golden State a 101-99 138 minutes. 12 onds. Rangers 7, Sabres 6 "It was unexpected," said pushing a linesman at9 minutes Warriors trimmed the Atlanta _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ Hawks 101-99 and the Portland Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal_Notice Legal Notiéè — Trail Blazers defeated the Legal Notice — ' / , / #0 /A' ____ - I)P 7/L! tYtt C4U Off rIIE oz'F /L' Ai.j rn'' ' ' s:ittk Sui:rSonic i31-1. - In the American Basketball Association, the San Antonio q4r1q ___________________________ '". .,.. - / .. _____ DdblkIgrft'urrJsda; ____________________ ft1fArC I V I UU U Tread Lightly Before Battle + SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD ADJUSTMENT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ________ ______ SEMINOLE COUNTY OOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Notic* of Public Hearing Notice of Public H.aring Notice of Public Heartng _•• - .__• ____ I / A OF ADJUSTMENT Notice of Pe-blIc Hearing ______________________ ________________________ Notice Is hereby given that the SemInole County Board of Adluttment By: Walton Tortes. Publ OF ADJUSTMENT fl Julia Horardosky Route , B (Lake Howell Branch Boad) : owners, mortgagees, judgment 1. Prs.Yul)Lr.rindLarra ii), '__fh, 8- CC$'M1U '" __________ II). Ta 9. 1 FIRST, t!1 p.rt.ct. fl1 • sico S. 7 ii ..ie , TIISID. tzTg.jwgi s. lace it________ 1* 4-al $1 I 9-IS IN I 3 I -tra;, 0...s.a i'll $42 A ()Sf4I. FOVCTI4, Dss Ieee F."ww.eeu II 1LM ____ , -;_ - r - It _____ ____________ ____ __________ ' 3J MI1 ,f1,tta'!-! i-li ____ __ ' SiXtH Dce.4'K i _ $10 U. Iir- & Cf I Qce'..-ia 13-4% fN-r:t. 14-31 _____ _ -- _________________ sh4a : _______ IIYtSIYM, DNIIIITICJI QvI*4ia .4.4) Plrtceia 14-4. _________ ____ ______________________________ _____ ________________________________________ HONOI.ULU, Hawaii (AP) Two Florida surfers claimed prize money in the fifth annual Smirnoff World Pro-Am surfing meet at Lanlakea Beach on Oahu Island's norib ShOTC. David Balcrrzak, 19, of Cocoa ing sixth in a field of 30 COTW petit.ors. Jeff Crawford, 21, of JacksonilIe earned $l(K) by winning his preliminiary heat. flewaseliminated in the semi. wI.T.'ri + __________________________ - 4.-a I - *Nsssla C8I 11) (I), - _______ ___ r )t.1- MIuds (4). Atlolama If) II. iavLaa 4). 3M) rET,n,. •u-Jp .. ________ (4) (U._______ T hI _______ .---------______ - 1. (btve-Aar01 ___ 1$. __________ 4,11.. (U. t11 finals. _____ shea t !. INDIANAPOliS tAP) The . ,. ____ l4 _____________________________ ___________ ____ __ IIIWT$. 5.. 55 7' Night Grand I'rix midget car li tn refor tonight. wheduled .t (rdn, tTh!.; ' —. $fl$, ICfOfas. harP' $&M I:' --tj !4I OTEMBA, Japan (AP — '1ac;ttiirii Nakano, 24, an auto , I I _______ od- after the final l25-iik' 110c? 6 * ' Doai*U7If'# i.earu.a it - __r :i _ 4j •l7 • :- . ta,raj,,i ' ,..Y,ai ..Lan-ta fJ) 3 e.A.=L*eA in. ca.Oanr. £t.tnc -- (1)_-rfl law. l(kround split decision oer l!,cr.o Sosa of Argentina ma 1O-tound ielterw&ght bout - , lhursda% 14 Fj?J ' — .if .1), ' s sn- --- WOO a (II •. . " m &se ,ddress ,s ' tit - .TVI d If f( , 1 , r , itgiiI, zT) zia)i%aru f7 1.UU' .idortity MId ,ar.d Mike Raker of Wahintnr' futwht to a tiass men seatcu l- 1)l CNA T0wet, (32802). on or oefore the 3rd day of t,etore r Tonig"i s .ecHOnS S " HALIF "X, itS I AP ;., - ' . , . Qef.A,a (*7' $1014 Psri#!al37i ITT". 9 ,t ____ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ROBERT his wife, HENRY i THOMAS. that MARl HA SEWARD has filed a jYEACKLE and FRANCIS 0. PetItion In the CircuIt Court H YEACKLE. hIs fe. R. 0. ALLEN Seminole County. FIda, for a ADELAIDE W. ALLEN. hi's dissolutionofrnarribgl.andyouare and wife, and JAMES H. COTTOM and required to serve a copy of your RUBY 6. COTTOM. hIs wile, If ryie on Plaintiff's at Clerk of the above Styled Cou't onor Copies of earn claim or dtmar.d any rlo,c.i,nv me prvnce or osence •IUW flWy 1973. otherwise a default an theplace ci residenceandposl office Commission action on the quality of the ii' ttse Petition, or attorney and accompanied Al flfl? H r.Tvi r.I.ur' n. l'i uU, WUJw cri"jlnal a sfatement shall include Information wise With the Clerk of the degrees 1?' 25" West, a distance 105541 feet to the begiming of a ojrve concave to the Northerly and having a radiuS of 114592 feel, thence run along the arc of said (4 Jr. Jr. jud'cal Circuit S.rnentfle Cuu'st, Fior,da fly Joy Webb Deputy clots. Put'hh Nov 7,9 Id 23. 1973 )') A Attorney tor Petitioner First Federal Building 3)2 We-St F'rlt S'tect Linford, Florida 32173 PubliSh Nov 9 14 23 30 1973 DCV 44 ux 1330 Florida State Bank — Su". 72 S.an,ord, Florida 33771 Pubtiiis Nov 16 7) 1973 OEVW handled without public hearings unle-n protests are received which contain informat.on indicating a need for such hearings. Publish Ploy 73 30 Dec 7, 1973 DCV 140 1x2 _____ degrees 13' 7?' West of the North lint and on the West line of the East M92ofeet of the NE'. of the PIE'. ol SectiOn 22. Township 20 SOuth. 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No alcoholic beverage's 3224470 __ ______ ________ The _____ ______ Sanford Herald Covers The Local News of Seminole k Better Than Any __________________________________ Newspaper In The ____ ( . -. _____ ___________________________________ 1 - \ ____ _____ __ Beginning at a point 930 $3 fs'e$ S. Other World. - SUSCRIBE NOW Ir CALL 322-2611 - *auftir?i erath Are You Planning to D WICK WINTHROP ' ,,' ______________________ TOUkElT ThEE3 A-1OEAHE 'SOME8COY / ______ _______ ______ _____________ 1 ALWA11FtJTflP1G _____________ MyIC,O. L. Seminole County Board 0 Adjustment - By; Walton Torrs. Chairman ' c._i -. ' 9LON DIE cIJ.AL.4J Ij-23 Chic Young - '. . ç> I \:CIL)'O Lli<E -- MELAP.JCWOLYJ 10 FROM FAUST1, - '" '• ' . O '4E)- ' SOLDiES' TENOR PART SPECI AL. AP.JYTWIP4G COUDW'T ..)UST ASK LO IM IN FINE VOICE TOC'AY- lS THEPE I - I: ( \ -. . - ' I', n:t,.I,diz_rj'- t1 I , , ..ath. ' o + I,, fliiuid -, -. - I'u. % _____ _ - c M.ort WaI1er. BEETLE BAILEY - ( WELL, IM EIT'R , W-EN WILL 0• Hankering to fix- up the old 4 the Eighteenth Judicial CIrcuit Florida, in his Chambers at Seminole County Courthouse, pce a1 partes may appear before TO MATC TE ,StAN TO T14E JOE.Tl& FL OR IDA E 10 H TEEN T H r . - fj \.'-tV'.) /' LE!'Tt FECIAL Wouldn't you like to do the shopping sitting nd the amount t i.... %.W'' ,,,.ii ..1.. '"'' be dcpostrtJ for w-it,r suth -- - the estate of Jol'ws H Sechrist, r.d ' down? Without the high pressuring you get -- whether Petitioner P101cc is hereby Qiven that I have homestead? LJo N that must be determined before the PROBATE NO. 6292 In re; Estate of entry of an Order of Taking. JOHN H, SECHRIST cluding the jurisdiction of the Court, FINAL NOTICE the sufficiency of the pleadings. Is properly TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON 0-) -i:.i 1$ -..,-. I iff' __ ,_,-1"TT - ,- .:_) '--'--- C)-..-. e IL, .4 C from those smooth talking salesmen? And In the comfort and convenience of your own _______________________ flU A IJYAAA Court finds that Petitioner is entitled application for final discharge, and torns'-y, DEP4O P. DIKEOU, ESQ .01 • L4i j;'t', ijI P .1'' + heard at said hearing. and show cause why it should not be By order of the City Commission taken for the uses and purposes set c the City of Sanford, Florida, thit forth In the ComPlaint, or default 12th day of November, 1913 You ate notified that Petitioners City Clerk will apply to the Court for an Order of the City oP Of Taking on the 70th day Of Sanford, Florida December, 1973. at 11 30 o'clock PubliSh Nov 16. 23. 30. Dcc 1, Ii, AM,beforetfleHonorabieftnger F. _' ___________ the above described parcel Of land serve a CC.CV of vnur answ.r In th• REMODEL? i'M ES MiN... BECAL .QYUIl _____________________ _______________________ or as soon thereafter as possible degree-s 5$' a distance of $ 33 feel 0EV 138 to the end of curve. Containing 318$ square feet, (0,07 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING acre) moreor less, exclusiveof area TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION in exisling right of way. Notice Is hereby given that a are corn You and each of you D,.hlir I4.Arnn iIl h h.I it th . .......o. ....-rnanded to file written defenses to Commission Room its he City Hall the Petition in the office of the Clerk in the City of Sanford, Florida, at Of the Circuit Court in and for co o'c'ock i t on December 17. Seminole County. Florda. fl 3973 to consider the amesation Of City of Sanford. Stminote County, property described as follows: Florida, on or before the 1h day Of Lof $0 of M. M. Smith's Sub December. 1973. the same being not dlvisionofpartsof Sections2b, 77, 3.4 less than 78 days nut more than and 33, Township 19 South, Range 30 days from the date of thiS notice, East. according to Plat thereof and to Serve your written defenses recor'ted in Put Book 1, Page 55, upon the County Attorney of Public Records of Seminole County, Seminole County on or before that Florida. Said property is presently date, which defenses shall show zoned M (Induitriat) District what right, title, or interest you, or All parties in interest and citizens , bee-n fll C) - home? If your answer to these questions was yes. then read closer! There Is a way wIl I ix the lime within which and Seminole County, Florida, fo' Couti on on before December 24th 1973; o$Mrwlsettieallegationsof the Complaint will be talen as con fMttd This not Ice shill be published once eatli wee* for four consecutive Weet$ In 7Pe Sanford Herald, Dated this 70th on, f November 1973 Arthur H Beckwlth Jr Deputy Clerk Clerk uf the Circuit Court ALBERT N FlITS of S.rni.sote County, Florida 21( Edwards Building by; Linda M Harris Sanford, FlorId. 37771 Deputy Clerk ublith N 73 30 Dcc 7 14 1??) PubliSh Nov 23 30 Dec 7,11 1973 0EV 1)6 12EV 131 . - -- ..._ a default and ultimate FlorIda 32707, a'sdfile theoriginal in SaId Court 0's this 4th day Of claIm cw demand not so filed sPsaIIbe forth in Ex Parte No 5$ (Sub Plo it, you for the relief demanded In the otherwise a default will be (Altered seal Petition. supra, Part fbi (it(S), 340 I C C void Novtmber, 1973. against you for the relief demanded 411 44.1 Any person opposed to this WITNESS MY HAND arc] o S C ft Clonti (Still -n the C3mplam? or petif ion application should advise the FICIALSEAL0I5a1dCOj,rttnis7Qth Al executor of the Last Arthur H. B.eckwlth, WlTHESSmyhandandttsesealcl ith an day of November 197) Commission promptly Well and Testament of CIek Of Circuit Court this Court on the'0!h dayd October, original and six copIes, and q'nd a (Seal) THOMAS BOYD CLOUTS, Seminole Cbuhty, Florida deceased COpy to Mr. Eug*'st Kerik Garfield, Arthur H Beckwith, By Ce-celia V. Ekern, fit) President Auto Train Corporation Clerk of Circuit Court STENSTROM DAVIS & ,, 1i K Street N W Wash ngtoi ¶amnI County Florida '/clNTOSU rr P i Crrsi of tht C erk P0 r.rcperty v'IJ 1C requited to serve a copy of P.O.B. East, at a point 1971.15 feet North Cf the County CommisSion Chambers f the Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, the NEd the Southasst cner ad (1972). 12 Week Chord Course Harry WeStet, 373.1)73 degrees 08' 57" W. 67130 ft. to IPse survey line of State Road 436.A, point of begInning. Further Sec$.on 77507, said survey line being described as located at Highway 17. 92 and SR. 127 and County home described as follows.: Begin on the East line Cf Section ROad. ThispubliCheariflgwillbeheld In 31, Township 21 South, Range 30 leet 1)1 Instructions PIANO LESSONS -4 FLPSY' 'RangeloEas?, (Except the East 23 feet S 00 degrees 13' 22" E. of the P.O,t%..thenc,runN.XdeQrees 13' thereof) d County, to the human environment. In accordance that Toy Lee Scott has filed a W. 7.61 CPsalnsod the NE ¼ of Section thence North 210 ties. 'Pseiv.i West Dissolution of Mart age *nd you are deceased, late of sa1 Petition In the Circuit Court of 31, Trip. 195., Range 30 C., Seminole to required to Serve a copy of your Clerk, Circuit Courl, Seminole with the commission's regulations 2)0 feet, thence South I0 SemInole County, Florida. for County, Fbc'Ida. ps.ntol 'ginning. written defenses.. If any, on .J. County. Florida, at hIs office In the (49C.F.R. 1300.2501 in Ex Parte Plo. You, and lath of you, are notified (Sub No. 1), Implementation. DissolutIon ol Marriage and court house cA said County at San 53 Ct'RISTOPHER RAY, wPso.e has been ailed agaInst 'f-4 a?Sd you Firil Strati, Sanford, Florida, moriltib from the t,me ot the first 3q69, ]IQ I.C.0 ii The SE'. of the NE'. of the NE'. ottance of 259.10 feet to said West 31, Township 21 South. lint of the East 619.20feet and 11672 _______ west _____ Dead line-12 Noon Day Before Publication run N $9 degrees ST 03" W a That part of _________ John am. - 12 Noon LEAVE U5 P401 BE HA5T UWIFORM - .• ______ 0U piCk Donald Green beans, Vourgers, 322 ÔIXIS Beginning Saturday, NOv. 21. Purple peas, FordhOOk Llmas. limited Squash, ea. $3 bu. Sweet corn, 60 ears. 52 50. Cain Farms, Lake Miroe 323 0560 I XI to sunset. Saturdays & Holidays I N...5O St ,_.___________._)\. OW - - pound, 372 8132. 8a.m.- S:30p,m. 51" E. 591.81 It. thence FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF Flortda,runN.S8degrees30'37" E. distance 01197.11 feet, thence run 1 P APiS POP TAT ION, and S.3ldegrees?9'03" E.adistanceof SEMiNOLECOUNTYa political subdivision of the State of FiociØa, nO.0% feet to a curve on the Norhave filed a petition in eminent th5'fly right of way line of the Old main proceedings against yj and Sanford Orando Road, having a each of you seeking to condemn for radius 1%79.l4feet, a central angle of public purposes the fee simple title 07 degrees 27' 19". a chord bearing to he parcel described below Of S. 46 degrees 57' 19,' W., thence located In Seminole County, run Southwesterly along said curve .sn arc ;,$ance of O Si feel. thenc. p.r,aa ' *r,ltnUlfCflSC1, if any, tot on Farm Fresh Rabtit, any quantify, government inspected. 79c a Department Hours 1 - QUAIL Green Beans, you pick Tyre Farms, Want Ad by Heirn.JoIii & Stoffel ., Eat pm. Lake Mary, Fla, ______________________ _________ BUGS BUNNY ________________________ I'M Thingsto For Sale. Ph. 322 2397 between 58:30 Rated Fcr Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of Copy. ____________________ J%N Good 9 Celery Ave.. Ph. 377)119. 327 37. _____ aga'st the parcel of land described line andon the West line of the East below in Seminole County, Florida, 149,70feetoftheNE'aoftheNE¼of OF AD- Section 72. Township 20 South, The OIVISION MINISTRATION. STATE OF Range 30 East, Seminole County, i THOMAS and MATTIF JULIAN. JR. Of STEP4STROM. heirs. devisacs. legates's., grantee's, IN nature ci said Wit being for titleol which is DAVIS & McINTOSH, Attorneys for trustees. spoei, creditors. Icinors. (less the E 109.3 it) and also bigin Florida, theshort THE MARRIAGE OF Foreclosure of Mortgige •, described Petitioner, whose oddre'ss is Post successors and all ofher parties CHURCH OF ALTAMONTE OF 949.7011 S of the NW cor; run E RE; ORANGE COUNTY AND STATE Box 1330. Sanford. Florida, 413.90 ft N 236.70 It; E $53.70 It; S GEORGE E. GRAY. Hutband and cumbering the following claiming by, through under or OF FLORlDA.itl'flkJ5C'*nOffice11, propertysituateinSeminoleCounty, Office file the original with the against the above defendants in and 37771. and 470.1 ft; W 15*3.40 ft to the E R-W PEARL M. GRAY. Wife,tothese appear Florida, to.wit: directors, general managers, line of US 17.92, thence N 21.30' E presents command you according to the plat thereof as before December 24th. 1973, The South 13 chaIns of West 7.41 business agents, successors and Cit. default and located in Section Il and 13, pleadIng with the Clerk of the County, recUrd.d in Piat Book 13, Page 37, Ofheis a ultimate chains of NE ¼ Cf Sedion 31, assigns, or other parties claiming Township 70 S. Range 30 E. Said wit Court of Seminole Records of Seminole County, iudgmenl will be entered against TownshIp 19. South, Range 30 East by, through, under or against THE property Is presently zoned Ri Florida, and serve a copy thereof on Public You for the relIef demanded in the l,u Raltway); the South I) chains UNION CHURCH OF ALTAMONTE Petitioner's attorney. Mack N. Florida. (Residential) District. Together with the following Petti*n. of the NE West of West line of OF ORANGE COUNTY AND Cleveland. and WITNESS my hand and official --------------.. ... . Jr., .of the - law firm .. uinm.nt: 's''ii " STATE OF FLQKII)A; and at LoIs 1 through 14 and Lots 19 CLEVELAND,MIZE& BERRY. on 1 Bradford Alt Conditioning Unit seal of said Court on the 19th day ol 19 South, Range 30 East (lessW 7.61 parties having or claiming to have through 22. Park VIew. 2nd AdditIon, or before the 30th day of November, November, AD., 1973. will (electric) chaIns), Seminole County, Florida, any right, title or Interest in the Slid property Is presently zoned A-i A.0.. 1973. otherwise a defautt (Seal) WITNESS my hand and the seat of and the South 13 chains of the East following described real property be entered against you. (Agricultural) District Arthur H Beckwtth. Jr said Court at Sanford, Florida, this .17 chans of the West 7.41 chains of located'n Seminole County, Florida, WITNESSmyhand andsealof All parties in Interest and cilitens Clerk of the Circuit Court 20th div of NOvembif, 1973. the NE 1' of SectIon 31, Tøwnthlp 19 shall have an ooporlunity to be Clerk of the Circuit Court on this (Seal) Seminole County, Florida South, ReOg, 30 East, Seminole TRACT ONE: Lot 6. Block "1". heard it said hearing. 29th day of October. AD., 1923 By; Linda M. Harris Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. County, Florida. and Lot 23. Block "6", of By order of the City Commission (Seat) Deputy CIer Clerk of the Circuit Court Defendants, SAPILAPIDO SPRINGS. TRACT 29, Arthur H. Beckwllh. Jr. Citt' of Sanford. FlorIda, this of the Ned N. Jullan, Jr. By: .1oy Stokes as per ptat thereof recorded in P101 Clerk of the Circuit Court find day of October, 1973. STEPISTROM. DAVIS Deputy Clerk NOTICE OP SUIT BOOKS, page 38- public records of By: Martha T. Vihien H. N. Tamm, Jr. MCINTOSH Publish: Nov. 23, 30, Dec.J, 11, 3973 — TO QUIET TITLE Seminole County, Florida. Deputy Clerk CIty Clerk of the Florida State Bank DEV-139 IN THE NAME OF THF STATE OF TRACT TWO: Beginning 2)0 fe City of Sanford, Florida CLEVELAND, MIlE, BERRY Suite 27 FLOR IDA: To the Detendanti: East of the Soutest COThCt PubliSh: Oct. 24, Nov. 2. 9, 16, 23. Attorneys for Petitioner Post Office Box NOTICE LB EN E lEft MET T S and Section 7. TownShip 21 South, Range 209 North Oak Avenue, 1973 hereby give's notice that on the 16th Attorneys for Petitioner if ii, if alive, of if dead to his or ec — thence North 3)0 feel, thence Weit P.O. Drawer 1 day of October. 1973, It filed an Publish: Nv+ 73, 30, Dcc 7, 11, 1973 unknown heirs. devisees, legatees or 210 feet, thence South 210 feet to IN iHE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Sanford. Fbi Ida 32771 application with the Interstate DEV-131 grantee, and all other persons or point of beginning. SEMINOt.E COUNTY, FLORIDA Publisher: Nov. 7.9, 16, 23. 1973 Commission at Commerce ' parties claiming by, through under AS ALL DEFENDANTS, CASE NC). 72.1581-C 0EV-li Wasiington,D.C,foracertiflcateof INTHECIRCU$TCOURT,INANO GREETINGS: Inn: thtMarniieeI All partIes or persons having or permittingtheopevatlonof nonstop FLORIDA. County, FIends, claimIng any right, title or interest actlontoq'jiet title to the following PC' 'ioner. "64410 train" str'viCe over the main CIVIL NO. 73-141%-C. in Probate. fn and to the folioiInq described de'scribtd property in Seminole and line of the Seaboard Coast Line In r.: Dissolution of Marriage, BRYANT. Wife, In re: Estate of property, Situate In Seminole County. Florida: WANDA G Railroad Company and the TOY LEE SCOTT. THOMAS BOYD CLONTS Wife, County, FlorIda. TRACT ONE: Lot 6, Block "J". Respondent. Deceased. Louisville and Nashville ialIroad and Lol 23. Block "6", of NOTICE TODEFEND of NE '. of Section 31, T. 19 5., Claims or Demands Against Said and Louisville, Kentucky. This JOHN SCOTT, piat thereof recorded in Plat WAPIDA 0 BRYANT Husband. Range 30 F . (less raitwayi. the S. 13 s application hai been assigned Edtatl Book S. page * public records Of P.O. box 82 Sanford Grant, Sertion 31, Twp 39 THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO S - Par.e 30 E (lrs W 7 6% chains). T'ACT T'.O Be:r' - ru 21.3 feet YOU ARE tIER EBY NOTIFIED rYtfiCd and tequ;rj to present any opnion of the applicant, if tt-ip JOHN SCOT I Commission approved Iht' ap East Of the Souttst corner Of lhof ROGER 0. BRYANT. as filed claims and demands which you, _____ degrees 3O 51" East, a distance of 0 The unknown assigns. $3.69 feet, thence rm North 31 cs'-s.sors in Interest, trustees, or any other parties claiming by. through, degrees 29' 03" West a distance of or 4glinst any and all of the above. 200.00 feet, thence run South 58 degrees 30' 57" West a distance Of named Respondents and gainst all and parties claiming or 30000 feet to the point of beginning AND having any interest or claIm as dead or alive; and THE UNION Thursday's RflUUI ____ _____ _____ _____ Records of Seminole County, GEORGE E. GRAY, In the Circuit be entered The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. 74 East, thence run Northeasterly iegatees and granten of the avenamed individual Respondents ho along said curve an arc distance of 71751 feet. thence run North 58 may be dead 1973, to Ijal (52.G0 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum having a radius of 2965+7% ft. a central angle of) decree 26' 3%" a chord bearing of N. 39 degrees II' 56" W. for an arc distance of 63 ft thence S 00 degrees 130 nO0 of 10 degrees 34' 07", a chord Respondents - aga.nsf the said INGRAM FLET ithruSIlmet .........4OcaIine 4thrulSIIm.'s ........3Oca line iStimes .............23callnI 4ND TOO OLD FOR ) $THUASBI - the Northerly right of way line of the B. The unknown husbands or Old Sanford Orlando Road, haying a Nov. 23. 1973 University of Miami coach been successful at it." Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, THE STATE OF FLORIDA Chairman Adjustment wile, LAVINIA T. KNAPP AND By: Joy Stokes on December 17, 1973, at 7:00 P.M., TO - JAMES MARVIN DRENNAN Publish; Novi23, 1973 Pete Elliott has praised the Tarres. By: Walton SAMUEL KNAPP, her husb4nd, Deputy Cleik or as soon ?tsereatter as possible. and JEAN ORENNAN, his wife, DEV.127 Chairman running ability of Gator tailMARGARET B. MILLER and florida has had things its Pubi!h: Nov. 23. 30, Dec. 1, 11, 1973 Board Seminole County WhoSI residence was 1206 Gail --PubliSh; Nov. 23, 1973 MILLER. her husband, back Nat Moore and the ci.al of Adjustment way in the rivalry in recent DEVilS Apopk.a, Florida, but whose IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, PETER E. 0EV 132 McQuiPI and WREN Mc By: Walton Tortes. residence is now unknown. tcrbackmg of sophomore 1)w years. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- A. V. Chairman Youareh.rebynofIieltmata suit CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE QUIN, hIs wife, A. P. CONNELLY. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Galiney. and MARY 0. CONNELLY. his Miami's last victory III the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Publish: Nov. 33. 1973 has been flIed against you and COUNTY, FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND wife, A. P. CONPIELLY. JR. and "Florida ha.s come alive lz'te series was in 1967 SEMINOLE COUNTY. JORDAN MARSH COMPANY, a CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1443 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 0EV 130 FOR -- CONPIELLY, his wife. THOMAS Florida Corporation, EDWARD . DIVISION C in the season," Elliott said. "It COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA FLORIDA. E. WILSON And LIZZIE ANNA HAPILON, JR. and JAMES A. nil the Marriage of: Alter the Alabama game, the NO. 73.1545.0 was a m.atter of injuries and NOTICE OF PUILICHEARINO CIVIL ACTION NO. 731S42-B WILSON, PSIS wlV*, JOHN C. FOX LOWE, ing busIness is HANLON MARTHA SEWARD. Wife DIVISION C DIVISfON Ittit$on TOCONStOER ANNEXATION at4 .- - rox. his wilt. H. M !ste deteioprtent thst P..1d Mmmi quartrbaek & l.OWE, Attorneys at Law, In the and INVESTMENT OVERSTREET is hereby given that a In f-c: the Martial, Cf Notice WATSON as special master in for grabs once more appearsup above entitled Cause; and that you JAMES SEWARD. Husband them back." COMPANY, a Florida corporation, Public Hearing will be held at the GEORGE E. GRAY. Husband chancery 10 W. W C. SMITH. are hereby required to file your NOTICE OF SUiT The Gators appear to have with Ed Carney, Coy Hall and Plaintiff. Commission Ro.im in the City Hall and DOLLY M. CHERRY and W. E. answer with the CIei-lv of this Court. THE STATE CF FLORIDA TO: VS. l's the City of Sanford, Florida, at PEARL M, GRAY, Wife, momentum, winning their Kary Baker all vying for CHERRY, her husband, LAURA S. uponthe andtoserv,acoP5'th,reof INGRAM FLETCHER, ET AL, JAMES SEWARD NOTICEOFPROCIIDINO 7;0Q o'clock P.M. on November 26. McKENDREE and MILES M, last three games over Impres- playing time. Tailback Woody Plaintiff, or Plaintiff's attorney. 710.4 Melvin Street Defendants. consider the armexation of THE STATE OF FLORIDA ResuIts whose names and .ces at rn'aence are SeT vorm as far as ascertainable by diligent 6. T - y Ray. Jr Tax Coiltor Seminole County Courthouse Sanford, Florida a Rear Yard Variance in an P.) COUNTY, FLORIDA. a Side Yard Variance in an R1A CEV129 trs and Miami's Hurricanes second-ranked Alabama last on or before December 21st. 1973, NotIce is hereoy given that , Residential Zone from 30' to 71.7' Ofl CI No. 73%4$4 to?' on the and file the original with the Clerk Of Board of Adjustment will conctuct a Residential Zonefrom 10' carry matching records and ap- sseekend. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR the following described property: BERGDA, INC., a Florida cor - this Court either before service on jblIc hearIng to consider •p- toiio'wing deScribed property: But in Gainesville, Lot 6, Block 14. Waathertfiltd parently mutual respect into Lot 39, Tee 'N Green Estates, PB SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, Petitior.ers attorney or immediately proving a Special Exception In an ASubdivision, in Section 1521.39, on Records of CIVIL ACTION NO. 43 of PubiiC Ptafntiff, Dickey has been stressing Saturday night's football show- Doug thereafter; otherwise a default may A,,cutture Zone to park a trailer. 13, Page Further DIVISION: Tulane Street. against youfortherelief the strength of Miami's defen.. be entered onlhefollowfngdescribtdP4'OPertYdesalbedas Seminole County. down in the Orange Bowl, This public hearing ll be Mid in located inFla. Sedlon fl-19- THE BRONX SAVINGS BANK, a and METTS BENEZER demanded In the petitIon, SW ¼ ci NE ¼ ci SE ¼ plus N ½ coOratiQn, heading sive front wall, the County CommIssion Chambers REQECA ELLEN METIS. his wife, Both squads are °n Bunker Lane. WITNESS my hand and theseal ° SE '.oINW 'id SE ¼ of SedIon 27. Plaintiff, of the Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, SAMUEL H. WAITE and — This public hearIng will be held in Iflt4thtC into the Court at Sanford, Seminole VS "Müuni is a strong, physical County. on December 17, 1973. at 7:00 P.M., WAITE, his wife, LYDIE ANN located on the County Commission Chambers Florida. this 20th day of both head coaches have handed team," he said. "They like to Further described as Cf the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. JAMES MARVIN DRENNAN. 1$ or as soon thereafter as possible. SON and W. H. SAXON. her November 73 0*1k Road. Defendants, of Adjustment or as soon thereafter as possible. MARY ELLIS. his wife, WILLIAM week about the other's team. andinmostoftheirgameShaVe Arttr H. Beckwith, Jr., tte County Commission Chamber's NOTICEOFSUIT By: Walton Tcrres. Seminole County Board W.HAG000andHAGOOD,h1S Cierk Alal ) GE Ask for Want Ads /1-23 8 LOST: Male Dachshund in Longwood area, black with brown paws & brown under neck and tail. Name, "Snoopy". Reward. $34 5496 - -- DEV.133 Notice of Public Heartag ______________________ Notice is hereby given that the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE KNOWN RESIDENCE AND HULSEY, SCHWALBE. SPRAKER THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: star running back. Kentucky. INGRAM FLETCHER, a natural MAILING ADDRESS IS ROUTE 1, & NICHOLS, 500 Barnif I B0ank SCHEDULE A BuIlding, Jacksonville, Florida, ALMA. ARKANSAS: ____________________________________________________ personif alive, and if dead, against not later than December 21st. sworn Petition for Dluolution his unknown spouse, heirs. devlsee$. A The E 109.3011 ci Lots 38,39 and 'ante,s,creditors,OrOthetPir1ltS Amended PIat 01 Druid Park as Marriage having been flIed If you fall to dose. judgment may claiming by, through, under or recorded in PB 7. pg 5, of the Public regarding your marriage to against you for the relief TOO VO 'IOU C4EW SO GUESS I'M JUST Lostand Found 5 Orlando 831-9993 1 kOW COME ' WELL 3i,gfO, i with County Home Rd. 71962 ft NOTICE OF F.NENT DOMAIN thence P1.41 degrees 0$' 37" E. 202 12 PROCEEDINGS, D NOTICE OF ft. to SWly. R-W line of County HEARING Home Rd thence NW'Iy. along IN TIlL IAME 'i....E STATE OF curve concave SW'Iy. having radius FLOR IDA of 299071 ft. central angle ci 1 TOALL WHO'S PTM' V CONCERN dereeS4 5?" *hord bearngci N. 5 AND TO A The '.Ilowing persons and degrees 78' 43' W. for an arc Al :ommanded to serve a copy of your 0EV- 175 written defenses. if any, on HAR. VEY COULTER. Attorney (or SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD by Larry Lewi ______________________ _________________________________ ___________________________ ___________________ CAMPUS CLATTER wIth BIMO BURNS RREA'L ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll crc,. 411 7027 for "We Care HOttiflC". Adults or Teens Winter Park- - degrees 01' 19" W. 25 ft. thence Defendants. degrees 30' of Adlusiment will conduct a a SpecIal Exception in an A.) a Rear Yard Variance in an ft-i a Special Exception In an PtA a special Exception in an Al a Lot SIze Variance in an - Agriculture Zone to create a borrow Residential Zone from 3 to 27' Ofl RndentIaI Zone for church and Agriculture Zone to park three Agriculture Zone on the following IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE operation on the following described the followIng described property: educatIonal buildings on the tralle on the folinU described described property: Tract 2: B.glnnlng 164 ft East of Lot 23. Wnodcrest UnIt 1, PB 15, following cSeicrIb.t property: ______________________ 18th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND pperty; Fast 200'of Soh ½ lying North of SW corner of N ½ of SE ¼ of SW of S 652.11' of the All that part of the Lots 2. 3, 7, S and9, Tract 2. St. Page 55. Public Recos of SemoIe S,mno'e COU PITY, SEMI NOt F FOR S.R. 46, In Section 75205-37E. Section 33-I9S31t. )os Ranch Estates UnplaUed, in County. Fin. Further descrIbed as W717'ofth.NE'tylng5of5.R.1 t, N1 on SR. 14 County, FIa. run thence FLORIDA. - SectIon 8-20-37. SemInole County, located In Section 35-21.3') on andallthatpartofth NW ¼ lying E Further described as East 100 ft, Søuth 180 ft. W 1001$ to CIVIL NO. 73-1433-B of Raymond Avenue and S of S.R. North of Telephone Tower. Florida. Further described as North Woodcrest DrIve. In re: the Petition ci road). Further described as In . .. - .. . -. - -Brick Road and West of Mullet Lake me ouny omm,si.un Hd11WVF) mew w ov ne toliowing oescruoeg th• county commission NOTICE the Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, Midway on Main Street, between of the CourthouSe, Sanford, Florida, property: The S 452' ci the SWU. of of Park Road. TO- ANTOIIIOS TSAGARAKIS December 17, 1973, at 7:00 P.M.. the NE¼ less the E 399.11' ?Mrof on December 17, 1973, at 7:00 P.M., SIps's Avenue and Jitway Street. This publIc hering will be held In Address Unknown the County Commission ChamberS Seminole County Board 221529E. further dsscribed as Seminole Cc*inty Board of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. of the CourthouSe. Sanford, Florida. TO JOHN FRANK WALLACE, JR cornerof Raymond Avenue and SR. of Adjustment of Adiustment on December 17, 1973, at 700 P.M. on December 17, 1973, at 7:00 PM0 Address Unknown By: Walton Tortes.. L31. By: walton Torres. or as soon thereafter as possIble. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED or as soon thereafter as possible. 'This public hearing w111 be held in Chairman Chairman SemlnoI County Board ______ ______ SemInole County Board that the abovt.named Petitioner, the County Commission Chambers Publish Nov. 23, 1973 PubIih Ploy. 23, 1973 of Adiustment JACKIE LEE CHALLIS, has filed a ci Adluitment Of the Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, DEV 126 OEV132 By: Walton Tortes. petition lntha abuve-styled Court for By: Walton Tortes.. on December 17, 1973, at 7:00 P.M., Chairman th aption of the minor child Seminole 3222611 11.11 ___________ - FLORIDA line and 396 II. W. of E. line of said NE'i thence N. $9 degrees 52' 01" W. CIVIL ACTION P40. 73•1539.0 DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION. parallelwithsaidp4 line, 159 67 ft to ft W thence 5.41 degrees STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART said Ely. ' 7" W. 203 92 ft. to P.O.B., also MEPIT OF TRANSPORTATION, Beg. atpointonW.tineof E U9.2Oft, and . of NE'. of NE'. of Sec 72, Twp ?O cou 5, Range 30 E and 65 Soft. S. of II Plaintiff, line of said NE', run S. 00 degrees v. OF ADJUSTMENT Board of Adultment will conduct a Board of Adluitment will conduct a Board ci Actlustment will conduct a Board of Adlustment will contuc$ Board i•, SEMINOLE COUNTY. NotIce of Public Hearing Notice of Public Hearing Florida 5tatut.s 1957. S; James Bell PubIih; Nov 3,9, o. 23. 1973 '0EV-IS ___________________________ SEMIPIOLL COUIITY COARO SEMINOLE COUNTY I3OARD OF ADJUSTMENT Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help P'one 173 15$? 'irit.,' p 0 Pci 1713 Sanfo,d.FIorda - WANT AD SItes, ToWit: Section $65.09 NW'IY along a curve concave SWIy In other NIH.. scores, Pitts- York RangerS a 7-6 vIctory over Sanderson who returned to ac- was hampered by a training tion Thursday after a stint In camp injury, seord the tying burgh beatToronto 4-21 the New Buffalo. - FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM V1 DIAL Rod Gilbert's eighth goal of Sanderson who got a standing of the first period. Parent had _Look, Rc ad, Buy - ' , said point being on E'ly. R•W line of US HWY. % 7&97, run S. O0degre _________________________ fl'° W. 38% 63 ft. along said W. line to poInt 700 ft. perpendicular from said FICTITIOUS NAME Ely. R.W line thence N. 4% degrees NOTICE is hereby given that i am 06' 51" E. parallel with laid RW engaged In business of 100 Howard St.. Oviedo, Seminole County. 674 30 ft. to SW'ly. RW of County Home Rd. thence NW'ly along a Florida under the fict itlout name ot curve concave SW'Iy. having a CONTEMPORARY ECOLOGICAL SERVICES0 and that I intend to radiusof2WOlIftacentralangleof 2 degrees 32' 30" a chord bearing of register saId name with the Clerk of . points. Behind __ ARE') ? '--. PUbliSh Nov. 9, Id, 23, 30, 1973 - .2 HOW ABOUT THAT? ' A REAL LIVE UTTIE / 4, "1 t '.'.ONDER IF I CAN IE5R, AtJND Friday, ov. 23, 1973—SB The Sanford Herald by Dove Graue ____________________ 1 ThEYRE . NOTICE Is hCrby given that yj "1enUaged in business at fllS King Notice of Public Hearin9 Notice is hereby n that EdWardSCt,WIn,er Park, Sem4nole Counts,. Flotida under the (bard of Adjustment will conduct a fictitious meof )OHNOF JHIRMACK,and public hearing to onsider ap that W Intend to register said name proving a Special Exception in an A With the Clerk of the Circuit Court. I Agriculture Zone to perk a trailer pomts. quarter in which Portland the scoring parade were Joe By 11W ASSOCIATED PRESS and the Virginia Squires finishedthenlghtwlth2l Atlanta with stretched a four-point lead Into IIamiltonwith2lPOtflts James was: Detroit 106. CapItal 107, Phoenix 104 and PeteMaravichied 97; Los Angeles ThelloustonRocketshadjust crushedtheMemphisTamsl35Silas with 19 and Coby DietriCk a 115-96 edge with 7:16 left. 26. been "fouled" to death and 111. Omaha SqUIFCS 135, TamI 111 San Antonio held Utah to 37 In the ABA, it was Kentucky 125 36 out of their foul shots, some really mad. George Carter's first-half Geoff Petrie scored 43 poInts, points in the second hail and of them by Austin Carr, WO saw it — it was ridici I Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME In the NBA fl Wednesday, it fr°'' ALLEY OOP required to surrender possession , petitioner WITNESS my hand and the Seal c, the above Court this llh day of November 1973 (Seal) 4 AflhtJr H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circut Court By Martha VihIen HOWARD P MARSEE Assistant County Attorney 310 E Commercial Street kirk Plaza Sinlord FloridA 37773 PubliSh Nov 9 16 73 30 1913 0EV 43 ap dsctssrge as Executor of the estate Of John H. Sechrist, deceased Ob ectoni thereto must be filed by November 30. 1973. Date II October 1973 Barton B PIrher Executor of the estate of Joh,e H Se(hriit ____________ I. I 1' * THE •' ______ .I' Cl,lr, r' .' . 'f ' / 7,, - I I - j I /- I #\ " d I \ I' f tU kJ 7...... / I: - 'i ' - ' \ ' '- / (Q ' HERALD. Check us out today. the buys and barqauis are th&e. We'll lix ya'lI right up! \ , j.lt - • (LIit' uthiiii tuj'i ' "L f ,.,bR€OF1llvA7 ,' PAGES of THE SANFORD I. !' ' cci — j_:•,, _' j t" hi '' sic ..\ It "- - ' I ./ '' 'I II . '". j * 2 1. CLASSIFIED —•-----. ç ' "f t' you can shop in comfort! Do it through the \----_ THEY WEREN'T '( ' THEY rufl ALL WARRIORS' __________ HUTCHISON LEFFLIR & MORRIS By Robert M Morris P0%' Office Drawer H Santord FlorIda 37711 Publish Nov 7 9 16 73 3913 DCVII THEM __ 'A . I r' I t ( '11 ' ' - / 322.26)1 - 831-9993 — �*rr ff - ".. ~ - --- - 'T5__!z- = ~~ - . 0 - -•. -- -* -- -- - _Ti _ji - - --__ -------- q..._- - - - r- 1 - ---.-- ;: 0 - ---.- -.__:-4 .r-._.__; - .. Z...L. St -.; ;.-- - - ,.r.____S_±rS...u:._A_..4 -'--- _t' :-- - - -.-.- - -r--fl -.-0 .- -- ~. .--- -i:---TiTT -i -- __=i__ --- _ . ."_--_L --I .....L.:n -.... :.zr__,.. _2._...-- L.. 1; z....-....S'.: --...z._:. -. -'i: -' .---,'- - .r'.'-_' 0 -4.---. .-f--- _- - -i.-.-- .-- I •--- 1-fglq i !!Mi 1- 20 Male Help Wanted I e emresto P r pent Comes by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES I CARNIVAL by Dick Help Wanted WANTED: Telephone interviewer for AgricuIIurl Survey. $3 Of per hour. Dec. 77.Jari 3. Training session. Dec. 77. Calling from office. Send reply including teleph o ne number to 1773 Woodward St., Orlando, Fla. 37503. Experienced. Steady employment with modern meat processing Plant. S day week, Insurance and benefit;. 101 W. 131h 5)., Sanford. AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS, top commission. Ken Kern's Garage, 1119$, Sanford Ave., Sanford. )fl 3462. Fond delivery, fringe benefit;. immediate employment. Rich Plan of (intraP Florida, 401 W. 13th St., Sanford. **GUARDS* * 1- 1 ~: I 0- t- . Turner TT ' I 'Oc' fI ____ I- I G. G. BLAIR BROKER College student. part time work, will DELTONA - EXCLUSIVE -- IT'S TIME FOR PLAIN TALK I And you'll find all we say about this 2 bedroom. 1 ba th in first class condition for 121.500 Is the plain truth. Also. It's furnishedt You haven't seen anything thi5 nice for the money First time advert ised. REAL ESTAT2 SALES 5750 per hr, Ph 323 Y'ctD Seminole County - SALESMEN Roberts & Oilman, Central Florida's Leaders has one opening In their Seminole County (Longwood . Satford Branch) office. Youll be supported by extensive admanagerial v e rt i sing and 11 *l:(rcrh. - n real estate not essential LicenSe necessary. Call Larry Saxon, District Sales REALTOR, Marage r. No epenienre necessary. Apply In Person, Art Gnirsdle Wheel Ranch Inc. 6300 N. Hwy. 1742, Sanford. icr; apply i n person to rican Wo>i PIOOijCf;, 1377 Charlts M Longwori, Fla. - Mechanic - Brake 1 alignment man. Mutt be experienced. gooi hours, good pay. Apply SANFORD TLE SERVICE. 420S. F ench,3fl-0572, COUNTY EXCLUSIVE WESTS IDE STORYI We have this 3 bedroom.? bath on a big, big lot ri Suburban Estates flits climate control aiid tnn CitipUul Cciii dif ion is only fair. But, 90 Is the prlcet 177,950. End of st or y unles.swe show i?to you. Th en, it'll be the r ea l beginnlngt First lime advert ised. il-23 . 13s I. I4 "Your ? t ill ON cup runneth over, R v. Belmont! And we soppeth I uI,, I T1`w%A1%A.1 i Women' s Lib, Mom . so guilty when I forgot to . carry out the trash!" 74 Business Opportunities LOn,.,00d --__ Foremen Can karn Up To $20,006 FT crtn' cb 'p - rt, t' benefits Excellent fringe Dr.rnon;trator and gas furnished Apply In person, Jack Davis. Bill Raket Volkswagen, 3219 S. Hwy. 17 92. Sanford. Truck Drivers and Owner Operators needed to transport automobites within the State of Florida. Mvii have a good sa fety record, and be able to Qua lity under strict DOT reuirement-s. Owner Operators must have new or nearly new Chevrolet. Dodge, GMC or Ford convenPiinai trac'ers. M11tg at lic and 45.c Io.acd, 17c empty. Weekly Settle 'itnts, other benefits. Apply Building 141. Sanford Alrpor. .e' phone (5) 19 Furnished Phone: 322-2611 Two bedroom duplex furnished apartment 4220 Orlando Drive, - Night Bartender Apply In person Club Diamond, Hwy 17 92, DeBary 30 PART-TIME PLAN ONE $L2ss.00 139.500 SMALL LOT Hall Realty 3 bedroom, I bath home In excellent Condition. 115.500. Term; PLAN TWO PLAN THREE $3,561.00 ., Apartments Rent Unfurnished 41 INVESTMENT I Building includes 3 attractive apt;. Will make nice residence with good rental in come, 121.500 17,7)900 IL , ReâIty.)fl 1)0) 76lOHlawjttiaAve all? 97 __________________________ i __ _______ ______ ____ w-__o__ for tIii DAD Unique _ift Ideas from HIS, for men Speed Queen Withers & OlVt's from Firestone, downtown San wI'ø øemand the besil Shop ford will make laundry drudgery Sastord Plaza. eer for Morn all year. 32)0244 BUY THE BEST for Dad. DINGO BOOTS from KNIGHT'S SHOES, TO PLACE A Yuletide Gift Guide ad. call the Ctass'ficd Advertising 709 f F nit tJ'epa'trr.ent, .1372511 or *31 9193. SANTA'S LITTLE HELPER? You'll find him everywhere In the L. ''i... a variety of Crwistmas sioppng Suggestions ' Where? In the will LAND flay. I -J ¶ r 1,C,n 1i a Il.., ., i ____ ~__ ;_-J.; Ave, Sanford BOOTS from 20$ F 1;i",t -- _-;_ '- " -; KNIGHT'S SHOES, - Gi ve m cemturt and pair of Dfliel Greene slippers frOm Jthpht's Shocs - 1t..(j O 8bL RINGERSI Those are In great gift ideas you'll find in the ruielide Gift Guide Section in the Want .1I._ - - is kydm -- - HOME __ t.,rj;, ___________________________ -_______________________ - :'.r'oo ___________ Callbart Real Estate yard, o sa I, Scricc Cal 372 7.1 refrigerator, recreation area across street. V.A. 1176 per ma. principal and Interest. 30 y rmtC Ruth ti'rrn e' pd Rub. ASSOC. CLEAN AS A PIN! BOND* * DICK ' 'll L' I REALTORS r.i4 ilL1 , . '' '' ' - HORSEMEN - 3 bedroom home, live acres, fenced, with barn, price lust r educ ed to 133,500. With terms Call now . *DICK BOND* -4 TAFFER REALTY HOOE.lSthSt .1376.655 - - $17.000. owner. Beautifully wooded. Just Fine for STONE ISLAND AREA horses and real country living 14 acres,. $ 15.900 LOW down payment on 1, 7. & 3 BR used homes. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 Fr en ch Ave 3503 Orla ndo Dr 323 5700 323-5500 LAKEFRONT HOMESITES LAKE MARKHAM ESTATES .o<x sts.000 t soon 1970 Bosnia, 2 bedroom, carpeted Down payment & take over /'LTAMONTE SPRINGS AREA High 5. dry with nice trees, 70o payments. 372 2194 aft er 3. near Apple valley, END OF YEAR CLEARANCE agrIculture, $16,500. Save uptoSISOO. All mobile homes drastically reduced. Com e seethe STATELY PINES Country area, genuine bargains at Place Homes near Lake Florida 12 5 ' Nort h. Hwy. 17-92 Lake Kathryn Good t er m;, Estates, 2 ml. North of Hwy. 43.6 1342270 WINTER SPRINGS Tuscawila Rd 210 x 710', zoned ,'ot)'lr Home flank Repotsessinns ,5cniculture $3,500 tS to cliorse from 131 ?Jfl Drat" ,: -. ' . - - . ,J 830.5500 Realt or s Inc Li Longwood " Double wide 2bdrm20xi4. excellent condit ion, unfurnished Ph. $31U&3 " BEDROOM SETS -(7) some still in factory packing carton. These include headboard, dresser, mirror and chest, reg. $219, now 1179. Cash or Terms. Unit ed Freight Sales, 3350 S. Orange Ave., Orlando. ______________ 3210 after 7 p.m BALL REALTY $34 7167 117W Inst St - REALTY ditioned, fenced back yard. 513.500 By owner. 3736212. Dayt .172 7717 .. - 'UVV )'V.iWfl Or 1D7C •C SKATE CITY ROLLER RINK Dog TrcA Road t 7171 WESTERN WEAR-BOOTS ''O(eSni. bllfotd sad ravprnvnt a.cal the Old Corra Wr,tern Shop. 17 r2, I mui S .t Otflary. 44$ A G ft that will plees.e the w?IOIC family--GE Toast P Oven, bakes, i.ki' r' oven. toai: like a nGfi'ç'Qrv Lamben, 6th & Maple 1220500. Pieas,yourprtsatChris?maswith a comfortable atlraet,,e t''i $795 t rn i' -. _______ i $ - . '' CITY- lbedroOm$,7batM, central HIA, carpet, Curtains, rods & drapes, citrus, 106'x 116' lot, 16 Swimming pool w i th cabana P. covered patio. $32,500. cenories. (41)Jt.p7.pJl5i j/"II' "asons Gre&.ns from Art Gnu u:e-s Wi'.eel Riji 5pei N3ia VS. auto, air, radio, heal. Florida room, carpet, 5. much more S acres with private fish Pond. See to appreciate. $S00 - - -- - _________________ er Ca ali v I 4 Al ivtOiOf Iflfl - t ladle's ctvtctt piirs,n and! men's billfolds from Gwaltney J!we 4'rs, 704 Park Ave. T - a tI9I5 L 3200Hwy. 17.97, Sanford Pi 373 5$g This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept HELP WANTEDADS that indicate a preference based on age Ir,.gn cm ployers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. More Information may be c,t)tdlnie'd t.'wm the Wage H(xJr off Ice ,at Rim. 309, Or lando Prol. Cli 37 W. Lake Beauty Dr., P 0. Box ,14 A. C'la.sdo, Fla. 3780.3. itlephone 2.1 4.4fl, ei JIM.M la Lau,ub-v I)ruw',c (2wiwi.s Pnr(Ik' Polio or B(z!eonv I"uIlv - L(!UiJJjif'(I Ki:elwn.s A Directory of Experts ReiAdy To Serve You"; - Air Conditioning Gloss-Minors -- estimate, call Carl HarriS, at C SEARS in S,intord 372 1771 ______________________________ VIC Franklin Arms Apartments 1120 Honda Avenue ff . Sanflirti, Florida Get ca sh buy er s for a smat4 lt vestment Place a low cost ,i..,,,i . ....., ' iC)Un) ______________________________________________________________________ ,,. -_ Appliances ______________________________ A.&RAPPLIAPICL REPAIR All makes ser'vlce - Ph$10 $73$ Ft'flline GEApplianccs Sanford Electric Company 7527 Park Drive. 337-1562 ,,,. * Another Quality Home Dovolopment it by B riley Wham I _, Hogan Insulation, SANFORD HEATING & AIR CON DII 10)41)40 7609 Sanford Ave. 3726390 1 Beauty Care DOWN S BrAuTY SALON (tormcrlr Ilarretls Beauty 14o0k) 519E Pine, 322 5747 4 BulWozig 1. BULLDOZER WORK learing lots Our Specially. 373 1731 alter 3 p m -J-. S Ceramics LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, FLORIDA 323-4670 - - -. -. JACKSON'S CERAMICS, supplies, kiln dealer. 105. Closed Thursday I. Sunday. 377-7971 -- n '," 1. I k BOYS AND GIRLS AGE 12 OR OVER Heating . Painting painting No lob too large or too - ;mall Ph 3233609 Home Improvements . DRYWALL-SPRAYING & PAINTING 337 Bring Results Ph. 32226'l 1 ____________ Painting-'lnterlOr & exterior, repairs, roots painted, tree honest experienced estimates. 3230794. ________________________________ Want to sell something? A small investment in a Classified Ad will bring results. Carpentry. Remodeling. Additions, Custom Work. Free Estimate. 373 0099 -Custom made screen roomi, car ports. Top workmanship and materials LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, 373 4473. Lela classified ad help yOU clean Out your attic, gara ge or basrnent' ADCOCK Roofing I. Shet Metal Gutters & Down Spouts $00 French Ave. ' Plumbing lom 140 LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD Pressure Cleaning __ FEngraving - - KIRBY VACUUMCLEANER Only authorIzed sales & service in Sanford. Ooen 9 S. Mon -Fri., Sat 372 9558 ',,'int to sell somet hing? . small n,iy.tr'irni ri a Cl tcttied Ad will rvin ,CSUIIS Eno WallPaper Hanging Carport Sale-items old I. new, misc, of all sorts. 70 West, 2102 Hartwell Ave., Fr. & Sat. Nov. 23 8. 21 3776111. 3PIAPIKSGIVIP4G SALE, Fill a to br 1) 9 to I?, Monday through Saturday All Soul's Catholic Sharing Cntec, $I? Sanford Ave. Lots of Goodies. Friday, Sat. & Sunday, 224 E. Broadmoor. Lake Mary. '. ml. west of Seminole Jr. College. Every Friday night 7:30 p m. if yo have things to sell or consign. Ca Stan Vermillion at 13$ 7070 Make lots of room in your closets. Sell No-Longer Needed Items with a Classified Ad. *A.A,A. AUCTION' 190 N. Hwy. 17 97 L "sng wood SATURDAY 1. SUNDAY. Chairs. Tools, Dishes, Misc. Items, 225 Palm Place, Sanford. 322930$. G. E. color console. Vacuum cleaner New encyclopedias. Slier el 55 equipment, toys and housetiol items. Like new, reasonable. 323 - - - Hodges 8. Griffis Land Clearing 1-scavatnç! & Grading Ph 373 1297 or 372 6243, day or nite. ,.- ... Lawn Servke - WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All ty pes and sizes HoOksGarnen&L,s*n5eryi, andscapnu Mowing, Ed,..,,. Trimming free Eat RN'on,ibiLAfter 1-331 tnrrv'~,111% We repair and service ST IN E MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 377 6.1)7 707 Al 2nd St POItSOIl MARINE 29'2lHwy 1792 337 396) 1$' Orlando Clipper with cabin, 50 tip. Evinrude motorand trailer all In excellent condition. Priced $1230. Ph, 327 571$. NO-LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. Cast Iron Bath T ub , like new. Also other bu ilding supplies. 372-1177. _ - -------____----. .-- .- -- -.,---. :-'--'---* ___ -- - i ,..-. - . f - ,-., -' -I-, I - -, - ... -- - - ' .-. j ' -- - ____ _-_ .• ~_--- -- , . . , - . ___ I. :.----* . - . - - . .._, ____ _~ - --'."'. 1960 Dodge. Good tires, new in speclion sticker. 1225. Set after 5 30. 404 San Marcos Ave,, Sanford 332 7106. '70 CHEVROLET IMPALA. Nothing down, take over. Call Credit Manager 323 6730. '66 Mustang, 6 cyl. Good condition. Reasonable offer. Ph. 322 5.560. 1769 Mustang. A C. PS, $104 dIsc wheel, radials Engine rebuilt. Sacrifice, good cond. 445-5402. 1965 Chevrolet Impala, I door, at conditioned, R&H. power brakes & steering. 213 Cu. engine. Only 1350 SHELLEY USED CAP' 7fl1 French Ave., 3232960. -AMC . JEEPS** I-or, the test cuy in American '/o?ors, and jeep vehlcli's, see; DON BALES Sanford MctO( Company SCI S French Ave., )fl 4311112 '66 MUSTANG Nothing down, t-i' over, call credit manager. ,,i 6.230. 6118128. Winter Park CASH 372 4137 Fr ti',ed furniture, appliances, 'ools, elCr Bc'y 1 or 1001 iems tarry's Mart 213 Sanford Ave 69 Stamps-Coins To buy and sell gold or silver coins, contact us first. We also buy bulk silver coins. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109W 1st 3231332 is *Maitland Flea Mart* All sizes and models, 10 speeds, S speed;, and standard bikes now available at Firestone Store. Call 322 3244, 11 92. Open Sat. & Sun. 9$ Call 134 2920 SEWING MACHINES, STRETCH STITCHES, (I) nationally adver tiled brand has all the latest stretch stitches, famous front loading bobbin, built-in button holes. blind hem and decorative design. You will sa ve ov er $200 on this top of the line model. Easy payments available. United Freig ht Sales, 35,50 S. Orange Ave., Orlando, Mon Fri. 9 to 9. Sat. to S. Building Materials 61 New Lumber For Sale Reasonable The biggest little worker you ever saw Campers Travel Trailers 62 Lawn and Garden SUN. WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL LILtIL Brand New slide in truck canr)pers from $795. New World Travel, Hwy. 17-92, Longwood. 53.4 9124. LiitiL Lt'tLLL 1 Fern Park Hwy. 436 & 17-92 Camper Top for Datsun. Toyota or Small Pick-up. Phone 323-5700. 61 Norris, 22' Travel Trailer, self contained, air & extras. A-1 shape. 365-5710. Auto Repairs e Lowest Priced car in U.S." F I TOYOTA Corolla P.O. E. 1 TIRES 540 x IS, black. 11615 plus Ix.; 6.50 x 13 w w, $17.93 plus lx.; 775* 14ww, $11.95 plus tx.; L-71 x 15 w-w, IlQ9S plus tx.; Bargains an Pirelli Steel belted radial tires. Lots of good used tires, $5 and up. SANFORD TIRE SERVICE (formerly Humphrey's Tires) 420$, French, Sanford 337 0577 77 DOOR SEDAN WITH ALL STANDARD EQUIPMENT 137.00 Less Than Vega 2 Dr. Sedan 193.00 Less Than Pinto 2 Dr. Sedan Junk Cars Removed 296.00 Less Than Datsun B-210 2Dr.Sed 496.00 Less Than Mazda 808 2 Dr. Cpe. p526.00 Less Than Volkswagen Beetle Motorcycles Help Fight The National Fuel Shortage I MILES Buy A Toyota PER. GAL. 1960 Harley Davidson Mutt see to believe 323-Sll3 after 4p.m. (Warren) Complete set of motorcycle tools with cabinet. 1 pair of Motocross boots, site 9½. Make offer. Ph 371-1004. 30 (By An 1977 Honda SL 100, equipped for dirt riding, street legal. excellent con dillon $2.50. 373.1034. Independent & Consumer Report) Our Friendly Staff Will Be Pleased To Assist You At.., ECONOMY CARS Trucks and Trailers 1969 GMC Big V.6, 14' van, Hydraulic lift, extras, new motor. 365-5710. 0P .-... _____ - __.-~ COMPARE I Abandoned, unwanted JunA cars hauled away. Your cost, 110. Orlando, 295-6194 anytime. 79 2099 2 3735420 Mortar Mixer, Scoffold, Plank, Wheel Barrow, ef. 37240311. HOURS: - TRUCK CAMPERS Bikes Bikes, Bikes, OF SANFORD Airport Blvd. HWY 17-92 Ph. 322.8601 KACTUS KORRAL, 2131 Sanford Ave. Next to Horse & Rider. Cactus, pottery 5. special ptantst Household Goods WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade 372 5.572 Ill 31S First St . - 64 Equipment for Rent ]N ASSUME PAYMENTS NTS Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only SI per day. On deluxe Ne'cchl Jig zag. 3 needle CARROLL'S FURNITURE. position, built in buttonhole maker ( A r.y •j •4U. w'.fl UV')rlL). payments of $7 per month. See at 65 Pets and Supplies Sanford SewIng Center, 307 E FirSt St , Downtown. Pug Puppies, AKC Reg Stud Seryice Available China Cabinet, walnut contempor371 $299 ary, 110. Maple single bed with I[ ~ . 7 "1,4a , I A17 i G~ ___________ The 1974 . Si Make your child happy, Gerbils are nice pets. $1 25 to. Ph. after 6:30 P M. 3235110. Appliances - - VOLKSWAGEN! - - St. Bernard, male, brown 5. white, $50. Ph 3226251. Man* to choose from Ock'; Appliance Sules & Service, 2617 S I ranch Ave Sanford. 372 7658 Doberman puppies. AKC. 7 wk;. Black & Rust Wormed and shots started, 5100. Ph, 349 5360 • .-I'NMORE WASHER, parts. rr vice, used machine; '.'OONEY APPLIANCES. 323 ____ - -,'..itiers, ranges, retrig. $39.95 Also repairs. Myers Appliance, 710 Sanford Ave 323 7932 Beautiful AKC pups Brindle & fawn Females. $100. Males, $123 Call 323 1792 up . WITH A LARGER TRUNK & MORE Rood Lifestyles A Cariitreheosiv Rf'iil ititi Gvsoe To StiNt Every Stmdav It -i -i - ,,, Full New Car Warranty I Uses pints of oil, not quartsl v High Trade-In Valuel ' -' - Up to 27 miles per gallon 1 &.- OP Ike - MODERN LOOKING \ DASHBOARDI CENTR The Uerahl __ 'dIVOLXSWAGEPI Excellent Condition PP. 3236040betwe-enl-Sp.m. GRAN ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 78 Bicycles 58 li APPOINTMENTS Cash buyer for used articles, fur niture, etc. HWY 16 ANTIQUES. 372 6977 I? Volt Auto Batteries $11 95 REEL'S BODY SHOP HOt Sanford Avenue 16' Larsen Boat, 10 HP Johnson outboard & trailer, *430. 3224396. 0 AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR Wanted to Buy Parts-Accessories_- 31' 1 craft, 133 Mer. power trim, hot dip, galv. trailer, extras. Like new. 11.500. 372 7217. Piihujhel 322m2611 Want to sell something? A small investment in a Classified Ad will bring results, 76 Boats -&Marine Well Drilling ,,........- DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING 3" and larger, pump, sprinkler; Water conditioners, 332 4610 Buy direct from boxcar at wholesale prices. Jolly Charlie guarantees In writing lowest prices if Fla. Gormly's, E. 44 past Beardatl at PR tracks. Small Sailboat Suitable for child 133 Ph. 322-3419 SINGER ZIGZAG SEWING CHINES (7) never been These machines have bit controls for zigzag bvttonl blind stItch, fancy patterns Cash or terms. United Ft Sales, 3550 S. Orange Orlando. Mon. -Fri. 9 to 9, Sal S Si Feed Equipment you word your classified ad. Call 3272611 or 131 9993. PAUL SLATER Prof es sional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed R es idential Commercial .-.L F ree Estimates Ph 3726873 Land earing I...- Garage-Rummage Sales Lawn furniture; dining canopy 10 x 10; step ladder;; Christmas goods; linens, misc. I am. until dark Sat. 501 W. 5th, below French, *PUBLIC AUCTIONi liii Hwy, __________________________ Top prices paid, us.ed, any condition 54 Freezers Vacuum Cleaners FREE HomeDemonstratlon H&L.ENGRAVING SERVICE Metal 'lñ%tcS. Jewelry, Trophies 814 Bet h Dr , Sanford, 377 *355 (T.ct ,!5ri buyers ton a trnOIi in IrIW (fiSt Lawn CIan Up. and Light Havling Parr . '.I?Tlt')t Tremblay, 37) 2771 Il, ' ., - TELEVISION SETS $7SUP MILLERS ;619 Orlando Drive, 372 0157 mattress. 115. 3191676 New shingles tacked on by square with air, or by hand Licensed 8. Inrisired 373 5313 9 I 107 W 27th St Ph 373-5)30 - HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 377 1331 "Lake Mary- Drafting - HAMON 1. RICHARDS INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING or In 717$ PH. 777 Grooming - Professional with love I a m. 6 p m. Animal Havel Grooming and Boarding. 377 5712. Planning i garage sale? Don't forget to advertise it In the cl;sifltd adsl Want Ads COGI3URN FENCE CO. PH. IX) 3741 ''W'i --ihiilders, sun contractors Cornqlcte House Plan; and 51101 Drawings Fast. dependable e.con4rnical Call Victor-36S 3743 - Dog training In your home. All Breed Dog Training Academy. Call for free evaluation 531-7370. - For - Pet Care CONCRETE PATIOS r - . - BUDDY'S 19 - KEN'S MOWING SERVICE Acreage.LotsandLa wns Freeestlmate, call 37)504% Have your heater servicci for winter. Call Geneva Htg. 8. Air Cord, Se/vice- 123S434. ---,IOmC r,nlr, ,mnrnvpmrnt, repair Improvement -- -- 3931: NO SUNDAY DELIVERY - . Concrete Wting ready to move? Sell eilpfl items ,lcklywltPiaclatsIfi.1a+Ol CALLRALPH 373 5934 HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES, CALL 377 ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD DEL TONA LONGW000 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS CASSELBERR Y Buy. 5,11, consIgn, appraisi special sales out of anytfsl value. Hwy. I?)? ( be hind chester Mobile Homes.) 32 7)37 340 Sanford, Fla. - OIL HEATER CLEANING - SERVICES UNL IMi I ED Earn Your Own Money By Delivering A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week CALL __________________________ Attic Insulations P - 5% 2IOM1QnO1II Ave. 3fl isn Aluminum ____ ___ PatIo covers. carçorts, screened porches, pool enclosures repa irs 25 pct. off 323 0435. Shrubs, trimmed & sha ped. Flower beds cleaned I. edged to per faction SpecIalIst. Mowing by request only. Free estimate. 323 CO en tral Air Conditioning For free M Lawn Service - A1111111111111111111111 1959 Ethel Sedan 1959 Edsel Station Wagon 372)137 TORINO. Nothing down, take over. Call Credit Manager, 323 6230. JIM DANDY FEEDS 68 TV-Radio-Stereo Let one of our friendly ad-visor s help l . __________________ All( I ON SIT p. Ideal for student, modefi chrome trimmed, 27" x 4$" Drawer & tili ng compartments 322377 2 morni ng;. I (e,ztr.i1 Ileut & Air Pot)! Clubhouse - Auctloneering Servi Desk, Ikdroorn 1-1p11rt11u'nt /'c Pre Christmas Sale on floor model Whirlpool Appliances. Come in, se them. Big Savings. Geneva Heating & Air Conditioning Serv. 3096 Orlando Dr. 3735431. Outdoor 31 3 ton A-C unit. Like new 1300. Left side of sectional couch. wks. Old, 160, Ph. 323371* or 323 7791. SANFORD Two bedrodms, I bath, f ur nished, wall t) wall carpet, air con 2544 S French Ave PUBLIC MUCTION E MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, Miscellaneous. New and furniture and appliances. Special sales (watch ads) 0105. ___________________ 17-A Appliances RECONDITIONED Refrigerators, Washers and Dryers. WARRANTY Free Delivery, WHIT ESIDE APPLIANCES, 644i'll Looxing for livestock buyers? a low-cost classified ad for ru Phitco A.C. 33,000 BTU. C condition, window or wall 1304W. Fairbanks R"altors Day 37) 7570, Nile 3231916 2333 WE TAKE TRADES STEREO COMPONENT S $9995 ca. 3 only. In handi walnut finish with world famo JACK R. McCLURE speed automatic turntable Registered Broker speaker audio system, A-Al! 373 $170 radio, I track tape player Ca' terms United Freight Sales, ______ S Orang e Ave. Orlando, M o Miscellaneous Fri 9 to 9. Sat 9 to S. For Sale SOFA AND CHAIR. Unit ed Freight Sa cs lust received several matching sofa and chair se ts, $9950. cash or terms. United I304 W. Falrbank? Freight Sale;, 3530 S. Orange WE TAKE TRADES Ave Orlando, Realt or s 73,3 57 * Sanford Auctior Forrest Greene, Inc. . / ) Miscellaneous For Sale I TI ___________________________ Autos for Sale 1972 Cheve'le Malibu. 4D. Power steering, brakes, air cond. Low mileage. Call 322 1530. Forrest Greene, Inc. size second rntq from qualIfied buyer at attractive int eres t rate. Seller is Peg. Real Estate Assoc. Call 671-1709 Seller Is Motivated. + i4 - 116.000- Seller will take back ,00d --- --- ---- Roberts & Gilman Elmer Bakalla, Inc. SANFORD fly USED HOMES SALEt . ST. JOHNSMARINA AREA HwyS. 41 and 12, 330 x MO' about 5 acres. High. dry and wooded Lots and Acreage - SO Lots and Acreage Geneva- 9-acres of beautiful "Ocala-type" land. High rolling with oak trees, choice loc ation, paved road, includes mobile home 'creened porch, barn, some water. Excellent pasture. 5,10.600. Terms. AtSO 3.47 acres. Lo ve ly homes ite, good water, high rolling land rs'autsful oaks, keep hors** Cnly $12,500. Owner financed. Call Grace Murley, Assoc. Area one Inc REALTORS 671 *111 10 Gorgeous Acres WINTER PARK REALTORS Mobile Homes EveS &Weekends3fl 0543 No qualifying-I bedroom, 1', bath Wynnewood 13.003 equity assume $9,500 mortgage. 117,900 issessment,5'4pct.Ioan.Call3fl. Till We Succeed!" F er n Park ) .82 INC .T 13 Lattgwcd Reattors ___________________________ 66405)5 80 '67 Chevy BelaIr, 6 cyl. auto, newly inspected, chrome wheels. $325 3726910- .41 1 72 over into Lake County. Off new SR 461 10th ml, from Wekiva River. S ml. to Sanford. 23 mm. to down ,,*.,,,a fl,ik,,14n tnm per acre rsure present mtg. - 1%. - 64 JEEP WAGONEER. Nothing down, lake over, call credit manager, 323 6230. 1966 Chevrolet pickup. 71.000 mile;, A-i condition $1,000. Ph. 372 4207 LEA'J! i- 830.5500 3 br'druoni, 1 bath. Itio,r .Jr;uncj I. ¶urldf'c k. fan'it ic 'y.ir ci I.. hilUrcn, wilti play tort. Good school system Low 20'1 , V.A financing available. Owner niotvateci tI1 ASt,CC ' --------------- __ I TON PRODUCE VAN. Nothing down. take over, call credit manager 323-6230. _____________ Roberts & Gilman SUNLAND ESTATES ' - 3 for ---Brighten her holiday with a laxity tCy thint. or lingerie by Klyser G'vvf*Sl'iOfsiblC:lOthtlffomOutt-r Limits, Sanford Plaza. Gift from L4Ferns. 107 W lit Si. Certificates are just perfect, arifo.rd ... -- Il s -_- 1. - "We Don't Stop ________________________ 11.C.L ____ Paola area __________ - SEW r.gtl!--. FU'Lra 1r- -- FOR THL GOLFER ltd YOUR Trim your Tree-Wooden, Jeweled FAMILY. lop line of Golf Clubs, and stain glass ornament kits, balls, sportswear. village Craftsman, 102 S. Park MAYFAIR COUNTRY CLUB PRO SHOP Ph 372 2331. The sound of music will abound in your home from the staten you EXCLUSIVE-City- I bndr oo m;. L'lveISaPug Puppy, AKC Peg purchase at FIRESTONE. AC unit, fenced yard, tretily Terms Availatle downtown Sanford 3320341 Painted Inside, much citrus Owner will paint outside. $)l.S 3Z3$2 ___________________________ Select your new furniture from down payment & assume 3'; pct WILSON 'I MAIER fOi IhO t>tSt And roren Caris, U S CP.tih:nas ever Save on national Luri'tnC,i. Pont Jewelry, Bottles. bra. Libei'al tradt. Fiat COUNTRY CLUB- 2 SEMINOLE COIN CENTER rooms 1 delivery. Convenient terms. We 109 West 1st St bath stove, refrigerator, carpet, -QlvC TV Stamirs. 311 E. 1st St. 372. large patio, fenced yard Don' t ILL out of Ideas ? Visit ETHELLS miii this one at 113,900 w i th low ANTIQUES, 1 mile west ott-i on monthly payment FRIGIDAIRE, KITCHEN AID, Slate Rd. 46 at "76" station, MAYTAG. FEDDERS All major PaoI. flvl - l.ir(f.S fls",t riil-ty Ifl.1''Jim Hunt Realty PrflJ8tuiItY I4OME APPLIANCE C,itI I Di;l,ncl,on,Dlarnonø;, CENTER. 1700W fit St In 3481 watthps. Silver Ch in,, Crystal 7S2l Park Dr. 3" 211$ !anfcrd 172 ____________________________After hours REALTOR 33704.4* 372)991 11 I 3379211 GlveRoiLerSkatestorCpwilfrnas_ -____________ Firtt St. A gilt that fenced ..r, -- o.cnor rnovcd and anxious to sell thiS pluS 7 bedr oo m, 3 bath completely furnished mobile home Lots of extras, not usu ally found in mobiles. See this and be surprised. Priced at 177,500. All thiS on a toiely woodse-y lot. Call Jane Denisri-iko, Assoc 373 6061 or 373 05)? 19(4 Austin Healey Sprite, good running condition 323 5713 after 4 p ni (Warren) 1964 Ford Pickup, rebuilt engine, new clutch, big bed, 1-100. 373 041A- . Sell FHA, VAor$4SOOCTM.lbdrm 2 yr. old home. Walk to stores and sc hools, uitra Clean, nova In yesterday 125,500. I&2 Eve.. CITY- 3 Dedrooms, furnished CB home close to Shopping. A C unit, trnced yard, $16,300 with $3300 down & low ma pafm('nt; Gifts Gifta for _______ Delight 5i with I charm bracelet and charms from G*altisey JrwCiers. ;o.e Park __ __ __--_ NO DOWN PAYMENT - 1967 Pontiac LeMans, 2 door, 4 cyl., clean interior, $100. 372 5121 after 6 pm. $375.00 PHONE 322 5910 VUflLLE for Sale Autos -------------- 80 Trucks and Trailers 160 CHEVY PICKUP MUST SELL First St. Y03 79 wEcc CASSELBERR7 M. UNSWORTH REALTY - VETERANS NOTE I - Sonsom CM I111AT :1: SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL WP. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 377 4991 19195 French Sunday, 3227171 or 32)149" COUNTRY - - '-_______ - "Stop tim! - KULP REALTY Realtor JOY w fit St 337-7333 'JLAHD- 3 bedroom;, fenced yard. A little work & some pain ting needed. Priced at only 1)7.200. _____ lft:z:~ ' Your Ir'e-HngS for her will ref In yrgiftofalorelvmirrorchotn from Senkaniks, 210 Magnolia SUNLAND E51'ATES ) bndrcom, 2 bath. di Sb W,I she r , ' EVERCS1RFALTYIPIc Realtor, 1601 S Hwy , I? 92 MOittOnd,8730*06 REALTOR Stemper Agency * 7 1 ___________________ I , ttt, DeBeryôU 4615 A fireplace to be cozy In thC winter, u cool in tr;e il to krrp s.jmmtr, plus family room, I bedroOm;, 7 baths. This home 5 deSigned for Florida entertaining. Call 1305500, and ask for Shirley Bennett, Assoc. I'll be glad to show you. PrIced at 1.43,600, C A. Whiddon, Sr., Broker ill N Park. Sanford 337 3991 Realtor AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP $3) 6300 Convenient and charming, just corrpleinl.J new 3 b'droQi'n Ore yr. old, large 3 bdroom house Fenced yard, approx. 2 acres, homes with garage, air and lakefr on t property on big Lake carpeting. Located on Miry. Ph. 3227903. str ee t with like breezes. Walk to shopping and schools Low dOWIS IDYLLWILDE-Spacious 3 payment Only $27,500 to bedroom;, 2 baths, family room, central heat 1. air, range, dish washer, disposal, drapes, carpet, CLIFF JORDAN double garage, large lot & many REALTOR 531 $222 other attractive features, Don't mit; this buy at 53.1,700, Make down payment & assume 7 pct mortgage. _____ M . IV .BEST VALUE. 11m,4 ____________ ,I Down 3 bedroom, 1' 2 or two baths, all brick. From $23,100. 10th Street to Locust, turn left to 14th St,, right on Valencia Court North Model open I & P.Mr daily On s ilt phone 3737010 Pa yton Houses for sale SANFORD CLOSE 1)4 GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS )Y)SW ;5th St. Lodroom;, 7 baIrn, carpeting & drapes. Pool. Kitchen equipped.) ctiIdren accepted. Call 322 2090. ; P'a'" ,'.m lIe ; easrr viith Chf' Heat & Air frorr Sanford Heat & Air 3774)fg, VA.- Nothing . r- n Rolling Hills-Fairways front and back, 31 ft living room, I bedrooms, 7 baths, fencing, landscaping, bearing Plum trees. 7. pct , stock membership and golf cart included 131-7017. fished kitchen, $150 month. 113 & We have them from 30' lots on up last, 3229091. through large acrsage. Call today. For further Information or a per tonal interview, send Name, A&jreIs & Phone number to: Two bedrooms, I bath, wall to wall North American Distributing carpeting, drapes, central heat Corp., Hot Food Division, 3443 air, Fullyequipped kItchen North Central Avenue, Suite Itt, with dishwaSher. Call Mrs. Phoenix, Arizona 1501). 467. Weatherby ' ' , - "Ihis One Has It All !" "Sanford'sSalesLeader" Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and National i'.s Ill A1 TORS 7363 Pars Dr Realtoi323'57J4 - 2 Bdrm. Apt. Kitchen Equipped. Adults Ph. lr3&9*1 after 3.30 pm. _____________________________ FULL TIME PLAN FOUR 511,27900 PLAN FIVE $)5,995ç PLAN SIX 136.79* 00 RN fW weekend wart, day shift. Pleasant working cOndItiOr;. Lutheran Haven '4i.rslng Center, Oviedo Pt, 3653436 am. - 2 P.M. ' - )t2714) CHOICE 3 bedroom, li.*j bath, wall to wall carpet, drapes, stove, refrigerator. garage and fenced. S24,100 . _. - CASH INVESTMENT REQUIRED SECRETARIES- All types. tern porary assgnmnts, No Fee Call Narreit. 3211 Lee Rd., Winter Park, Ph. 4.47 PHI - - -_ Mafi'e lady to Sit for church IWI'. sery 3 i(.vlc,t. Ca" 363 3.414 between 9am. and 4 p.m. First Baptist Church of Oyie'j Gifts it BY OWNER.-P4y, Kingsberry 3 bedroom,? bath. Central heat and air. Range, di;hwash,r , disposal, fully carpeted Lot 161 x 65'. VA and Conventional financing Ph 671 4160. .- Snack bar and Vending. Seminole Junior CoIIegv. Apply Student Center I to P130 Monday. - - 3726457; After 33721111 f IJLENAWDEN -- - 0( REALTY by Art - Wanted; RN5 and LPN;. Apply in perso-, SantoraNutting and Convalescent Center, 930 Mefionyille Ave., Sanford , JOHNNY WALKER - Call 322.2420 Anytime - Experienced bar maid. Apply In rson to Batsama Jots. 2SOS French Ave. 322 32*1 IOUE ;X~~ Sanford. OR WOMEN If you are in. 12 BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY terested in earning $1,000 per PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK month, part time with only 53.300 7543 Park Drive, 3fl 2561 _______ to Invest, fully returnable, call COLLECT Mr. Crow (214) 243 2 bedroom furnished apartment, AdultsOnly. $150 mo. Utilities 5001. - Houses for Sale BIOKER and air, two car garage, ten.cec yard, with 10 assorted citrus troes convenient to shopping area 322.2135. PERIENCE NECESSARY NO New 1 bdrm, 2 bath home In SELLING INVOLVED. This Idyllwilde, Sunken living room. business can be started part time 29 5N-M0-PARK5, I 2-3 Bedroom fireplace $16,230. 7 pct. Owner, Rooms for Rent no need to quit your lob. Can be Trailers & Apt; 7 Adult parks, 2, ------- - - -.Call 90.4-215-3135 or Mn. Reoux, nt expanded full time with company SANFORD CT. MOTEL Family parkS 1315 Hwy 17 92, 1, Box 115, Bellevlew, Fl.. financing. We need People we can Sanford,373_____ 1930, Day, Wk., -______ - Mo.. depend on. Our products are Newly renovat ed, Class A rating. , In the way? Sell it fast and easy WELAKA APARTMENTS nationally famous "Hot Food" Color TV, Courtesy ca r pick with a low cost classified edt fliW.I;t St. items made by He:n.z, We have service Family Unit;, Cf ________ ..LET'S TALK TURKEY Over 36varlet iof Hot Soups and ticlenciei, over nites, lw weekly AVALONAPARTMENTS Hot Entrees, Such as Beet Stew, rates. 3223103 ADULTS NO PETS About this bedroom, 2 bath split Chicken & Dumplings. Chili & 1)6W 2nd 51. room plan home. It's located Beans, and on and on. We have all i room furnished, private entrance, on a beautiful corner lot, quiet of America's favorites. All these bath anu parking Call 3377750 sect ion, yet convenient. Eat In dellcjs Products are sold from Houses Rent kitchen, family room, beautiful • Ife? in 3utGnc vending Unfurnished Slumberiand Motel Parque t floors. This home is one of equipment. Your route will be and APTS for a kind. Price 137.500 Owner will HOMES rent irrn establiShed and installed by us Color TV Pool Phones carry mortgage at 7' pct. $100 mo Call Ifl 7661 HOME Your age Is not a factor, if you - Extra clean rooms & efficiencies. RENTALS-uroker-9 to 9. qulify, Perfect tar a nice couple By day - week month. 377 .4.591 COMMERCIAL LOCATIONS to Operate as a family business. ___________________________ Locust, 3 bedroom, 1t baths, fur- Ado N-1 ", NEAR 416 EAST MOSSIE C. BATEMAN FOR BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSES for salt or lease, call us. working part of c.'r National "Hot Food" Distributor System. You furnished. Call .323 0)10. ire MO? applying for aobt You are The answer tO "What tOdOWithyotir old Car" Sell it with a Classified ltedroomapt., carpet, air, kitchenapplying for a very high profit Ad equipped, $110 mo. KuIp Realty, bu5ints Of your own. NO EX. Getting ready to max.? Sell excess Items quickly With a Ciasified Accountant Ro*cPer e*perienc. An derton Employment Service. *30 0161 Apartments Rent Bring Results Unless Volmean bvslneu...We are now considering qualified appfiiant In your area to become a AVON MAKES CHRIST MA S THE SEASON TO BE JOLLY. Earn extra money for gifts as an AVON representative in your spare time. Call 4u3079. 11 MEN DON'T READ THIS AD Female Help Wanted Houses for Sale Four bedroom. 2 bath, central heal 2 berm., 11 ba., den, dining rm., screen porch, kitchen eQulped with stove & refrig. All room -, large. Cen. heal. Lights & water furnished. ml. from downtown - Sanford. Lease if desired, 3fl-1950. 31 24 Business Opportunities 322-1016 for sppoi -itment Nice land 2 bedroom apt; 700 Magnolia Ave. Apt.). Want Ads Dishwashers and Experienced cooks. Apply in person to Sanford Randi House 11 Apartments Rent Unfurnished SELF SERVICE CON OPERATED '..WIK KAR WASH available San lord and surrounding area. Very low investment. 75 pct . . tinancinj. An investment for those *to MUST SUCCEED and one that will provide years of %teldy in i 725'7167 (GinC Call collect. DRIVES Part time or full lme We train you. Good commission. Yellow Cab Co. 201 S. Park. UTILITY CONTRACTORManhole, conduit and cable Experienced only. Paid vacation. holidays, hospitalization. Call WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP 131-3-155 30 IDYLLWILDE EXCLUSIVE YOU GOT TO HAVE A 7-STORY HOME? O.K. We've got It! A Colonial, too. Has 3 bedrooms. 7'j baths; format dining room, climate control plus many fea tur es . $46,0. It's brand w, tool First time advertised. - Roberts & Gilman Inc.Realtors - o[ALESTATE, - up the excess!" * L Leisure World, Deflary, Mobile Homeona nice corner lot, has Iwo bedroom;, two baths. Outside Storage room, covered carport, screened porch, only 'our "onths old, In a nice location convenient to I 1, DeLand and Sanf or d Oaners in this secluded park er'IjOy% the St. Johns River. Swimming Pool, Club Hous e and the quiet of country living. Owner anxious to se ll and will hold the mortgage. Price $15,000 Call Criarlene Holloway, Associate, Holloway & assoc iates, Realtors. (303) 131 7111 a ri m ' it 830-5500 *Construction - Cash By Selling Here Needed THE BORN LOSER Mobile Homes LAKE MARY No traffic, nice trees, atrnost new 3 bedroom, I bath, carpet, large 4itchen, 12,500 down. $161 mo 323-1309. - _______________________ CORBE11' Stenstrom Realq Houses lot as Near' Get - --- - ____ -_ ----------Sale 11 , Florida room, convertible to 3rd bedroom, A,), PENNINOTON ASSOC. 322 9320 37) 7710 Home Help wanted male or female for operation ul small machinery and assembly in woodworking. Apply Building IS. Sanford Airport. 1:30 a M. to 5:30 P.M. Up to 5773 per hr to start, uniforms and equipment furnished, Apply PinkertDn;, Inc.. 1001 Executive Center Dr.. Orlando. Ph. 594 0761 or alter 6:30 p.m. Monday-Friday 32.4473 BROKERS The Time Tested Film 120)4. park A ve . Days, 377 6173 pi, vot 373 '357. 377 5474, - .# $19,500 Home with fenced yard. 150' K ISO' lot, 2 be drooms, air, lar ge rear Blair Agency ~ (i -.-w ~.~ ,a -------- - ST. JOHN'S REALTY co WINTER SPRINGS-The T er race, 3 bedroom, 1½ baths, rec room, hobby shop, quet neighborhood. Pay 14,100 and assume $19,000 motrgage at $ pct. Total monthly possession, payment, $177, January, 1974. Call 373 17*1 or 4238016 during working hours ,il\, Money GoneIChrist Houses for Sale 11 Houses for Sale ' 41 REWWE SaJ !S l73 r Mci and women needed to train a; m;nagers and assistant managers In n1!enct trc stnrs. Good Salary, paid vacation;, ho;. pitalizatlon Insurance. excellent opportunity for advancement. Apply Lil'I General Stores. 293 French Ave., Sanford, or 500 volvila Ave.. Orange City. *DRIVER* Back ___._--.--~ =---:--- Male-Female -- .MEAT CUTTER. Foldin'Money. Li ____ _.- .'. Friday, Nov. 23, 1973-78 The Sanford Herald 2 ew ennsS i 18 ' ---..- Low, low monthly payments " Air-cooled Engine I OPEN UNTIL 8 P.M. BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC OPEN AQAID NOW TWO LOCATIONS TOSERVE "Qu DeLAND SANFORD 3219 Hwy. 17-92 South S Hwy 17 97 & Truck Sanford Ph. 372.1535 DeLand Ph. 7360110 Orlando Ph. 4444314 Sanford Ph. 372 3340 A fl"o ted �- - r-- r ---rn . 7--t C tt--r..-- -2 ----C----r -- pr --,-C-- - r-- , ,'-- V - 2- - 7 fl;r ?..' -------- n- - - -.r C-,-- -n-- ---' ________________ fl .-r .7. - - - C.' C - - C- C-t-C-rCiq -' rr ------C- - - - - - - -. .C. 7 Frkfiv. Nnv i. 1Q7 I; 4 -- ---- - _. - - - --- - - - - - The Church... 000011 100000 ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner Ith A Elm I Saturday Servicft Sabbath School ----- 9:30am. Worship Service -----1100am I OUR NATION - - 10: 10 a In. -. 7:00p.m. Tru4 Off hi '0 1,110 M - - - -- - W be - V OU h hear I I..' I4 I "s i ck"lOCuOiy. SiCn s Ii ours a ca ll 4 P 0PiO anyone taking 1., Yes, the media Is doing a thorough job reporting the 22:66-71 Evangelistic Stf'v. A more crucial question: Is anyone striving to heal society? Th e #'s.._...&. &._ .• '.41WU ut it isas wwayi POOfl quick to aiagnose men's spiritual tue and readyto make available the remedies God has proscr ibed. i_i CONGREGATIONAL i,i-------- . 2:1-10 I i A .. ..P.._ Minister pm. it wont 29-10 Of t.iirs.st Altamonte Springs Eva ngelist )0:OOa.m .......,.i .• , ,. WTRRaroad"st Mor ning Worship Evening Service Wednesday Bible Ct - r-_ .-- Evangelist - A OOp m -4 5 0 -=17 1 - C ....-- .. :In cure . . . -I -4 V0rSh.p iec lag Evening Wed S4.IV)diy SChool 6: iSp in 7:30p.m. WedneIddy Service 730p m. - JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff 5 - - - -- - - h - __ 71N & Elm 04 G GR GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford a'lt,,xP hat.j! Ch.-' c,j,ç (issarr, flnS CMwtt' -- SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stcnstrom and Staff -i M4 p H A V - A INTING CO., INC. and Employes 4c)vyA 1110g, Lonigwow, Fla iepeenI 5p45 Ra,.ena Pa, B.epi Ch'-'n. Pal W 30ffi St Pp'Vs B,p4:si (p*t. 1301 W C,5I Street, Sanford -. -'- P-nrpl P3;' iii: Pro ' e .': .,e i r, rj,i Progress U t.m.ty 551,tI Chuvth. y4aray Mflsrv Ba' ,tl Church. W& Sanford Central BarIrni D'urch, 13)! Des b'uhaota Ffr'st BaF'fiSI sets? I At it CHR ISTIAN F s Lv?ieran Church of Prsy,dnc. S~d Ave Lu"W -sn Church of the cav,cl,,,t,,,pw , VGIONAL Core,i'-o.I CMIS?.In ch, .I !a,k I 4 v- LG.l - a '-- ua' Ch- i- c.i ti i MO M-1 CA- M---Wv H fi Aflament. tprr% ban b. BajftS? Ch'.wr 712 Orange A- CHURCH OP GOD C#ur(h of God. 503 ara?t ?:30p M. " t isa m 1100am. ......... . I6 Corner Cowntry Club AUpsala Roads Rev DarwiflSh Pastor Sunia Sthool ISa m Morning Worihip Evening Worsh ip - - 7;X 14-f &'4 Z ---..-..- .- -. _- - -.. ... . rr -- -- ---- - .. --------'---------- ---- - - - - - - (.)ilu'r (:IIIIr'J,e% THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Ofill"241 Blvd., Lake Monroo Williaird Eldridge . Pastor Sunday ScP.00l 10:00a.m. Mor ning worship -11:00am Even" Worship p 1 , _. - Wednesday O In explaining GM's decision lation that would institute year. General Motors Corp. announced Friday the recall of on Friday, GM Board Chair- round daylight saving Lime -a 380,000 1971 and 1972 model man Richard Gerstenberg move that ou1d save an esti in the industry from last year electricity consumption by nwthorl of immediately cure 1973 and 1974 model ichool and consumer preference for making sunrise and sunset tailing consumption (like th II r cars. I- ur liater. . t,aI COWL in ho . smalle I of the antipollution removai Meanwhile, in Boston, the ex GM s Cadillac Division said The mote announced F riday ales on autos) why doesn't th the government issue the in. owners were being asked to re- is GM's first sched ul ed cu tback ecutive vice president of e said it was recalling 3,527 of its structions forthwith? Ge neral Motors (whom we seem to be using as the expert in gasoline savings if we drop speeds to 50 mph.) says that should we dispose of APC valves, this country could our I. V30p In _111111111111111111 - turn cars to dealers to correct of auto production in nearly New England Fuel Institute said a government plan for na i nsufficient lubrication on the four yea rs GM souldn't say how mans tionwide, mandatory rationing ste ering con trol if corr osion be- comes setious. Eldorado mod- employes would be laid off, but of No. 2 heating oil Ls expected els are not included in the re- it 'll be a virtual paid vacation to be unveiled Monday or Tues. call, GM said, for those wi th at least a year's day but would not ta ke effect for two or three weeks. }'ordsalditsrecall was begun seniority. __ f .;*-~ !, ~~.7~rvm save 5 billion (B as in Boy antl gasoline annually! So, w hy do t .nt' '. , . I I &... 0, _. - - ' . " ,*.";. W r..... - .,- - '• ____________ '- Why ????? Are we still going NATIONAL BANK - to export 53.3 million gallons of oil In 1973, a 2M per cent in over 1972? I'lltelI%ouIah) b&caw,t 4 if it the lure of big profits is per suadi ng the major oil cornpanics. Rep Les Aspin, D-Wts., says, "It s nothing less than a total disregard for the welfare of the American LOflsUmllr r which leads to these tremmii A&PWEO The Management and Employes r i 3. . OW -st 0vork'k- S4- La-ft Swdvp 04 Z M4av Pwfs' Church ii30 .,,'rr UIr-4 fi.aI it Pziw; CATHOLIC r'' o- ', A -f it ft , I, tale -- . c ,, $1 , Ar 4'ial r CpWry rplsteol CfLurch; Long Catsrib"fy 5fIdQs Our Loot 4 414 1tC C.tho'-' (4 4. - D.,IOA. 04 D.e.ryEH Crv.rtenl Presby?erlan Church, 37755 Oil'.'' AIt*i Pt*itt,rion Church, esti oa. L Uaia Commut, PT5ler$aa (huith • flihar • ,, En?eqpe ow Uri.!tø MtiIf.Qd5i CPiucth B*$Ø'.t AM C Chuiui. Claim KgPs H4hb&w IMTHIRAN A -p I. 'i.er an Church O,'entua Or i "' ' NAZARCw5 Fr urch Cf tP4 hal4ree-v. W 7r4&lA&W# r"" Park C)"Wch of Mt Nallf"w'), , 110 Casseloer, Dr I (*utt..rr, SIVENYK DAY ADVINTIST ' 4)9 Park wch First Prestnpligoilin old. ..Bary . ChVrC Rf I Sà,te M4t4104t1 (hW(h. Ost Pd, d Memor.aI Church. S Oeft'y ri NOthOdU C1w' Tan'.ji First red, I i. a .-ise 4 c.r . s ... 5? A-r- ra-r -rjIra SuinetDr aro 54 AtC,icCkurcn r51I l'.si'1.r w-e'roi.5I, Enqf C1',%OI of coo in C'tholGod of Pro 25095 C"fc4104C.Cd04ProctCar, p., t t..i .r EPISCIIPAL All S4% fti ChIth C DI04(V * ., RIAN 101 W ISM Rd, rem park CbIiYth of tht C01YWPuv'tty I"W G!WibWiviii P .*f v CPirCh 04 tM Na ii' eni Lake Me p Blvd Lake Mary $odChi9iIt4al4iine.Wayiitan&J,tsupA14 .. -i - us exports of fuel during tile shortage." - . '' . - _____________ . __________________ _____ '------ J I - - -_. Harriett said cause of the blaze Is yet to be determined. Police detectives Saturday were checking reports that a pickup truck was seen leaving - - O(iv1, lITh All Filth Chapel, Camp Smiiae. Weal,, Pars Rd Bealdail Avenue Ho4,ntst cti.t*1 B.arsi Ave C hutuete Co Church j'1C,st04 latter DySi,nt v-c Eas tern or Chuh. t nsC,i Chapel. H 17 n F Fern pt Churcbofch, t S,rt ? LOE a5t take ''v-e Chapel. Ormn, BtaØ, Lab. Mono. Ha I of Jib W.t Late NOV01 1542 w Rd k'n C"ich of 1Pu irst Living wntflmtat Open Bibie TabtrnMtt, R.or,i Ai (Off O0ol$e .mOv)4, H.041 strmoon first c'.rct' cf lOflOw-a-i rPPni*C01taI Cc,oav ' . u'$! , . .1 Un.Ied Ct.UCJIO4 ' &- ' I - .. - 2. . .. •'., a.J b - / - "' I 3 1 - . ' I ..J . - A . I ,11%, . . ~ -C Se- e a &r 0 _a - - l is ,C 1.tif1. 111 the iXflfl), 3iCr. II have a pulled back i - '' "' - . & : '' 417 Will là . - - ---- - % .- , 4 -i-- - -- . L ' ny takers?) .W-h.,essfl.'am W f4 .. ;;i~_ _- If ff~ - - - :: . .... __ .C.. -) __ -_-~ - - 1. . ----=--. .!- - ,- 11- - - - .-. I -Jelik ; di . - -1.-il 4 -1* I _~7~1~ "-'-.'. C • I - _i ' If r _.,a sf4 4 P A IV , ---.5-. 1,_I. - 061~otvl~_ 1. __ _-- __!r_ - SPECFATORS, POLICEMEN, FIREMEN Search for cause of blaze Energy At A Glance By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Here at a glance are sununaries of today's top stories related to the energy crisis: ii Y . I . - • ' 11 - -- . - NAUGHTY OR NICE? fr, (IIISIr answer Qr a rr,r,mnnf IIW1LIIR W I $1 ' na s question be fore telling the kindly old gent, "Nice, of course," as the Christmas season at the Sanford Plaza Shopping z- r r' Center opened with a visit from MICHELLE,('T2T'IL'I? r3, nnii.a- ~ ~91M, ~ -W.C1 . r -- - -, _ WASHINGTON President Nixon set up a meeting today with his energy chief, John A. Love, and his top domestic counselor, Melvin R. Laird, to discuss energy-saving measures. No announcements were planned after the meeting. White House sources say closure of gasoline stations on Sundays Is one of the measures being considered. - 116. c' -t1 A, ,~ ? N lf"~_ - . _.-*40 - t, / ~ ..A1714,.14?J BOSTON A New England Fuel Institute e.eecutivc says the federal government has approved it national program of fuel oil rationing. Charles Burkhardt says the government will cut residential use by 15 per cent and industrial use by 10 per cent. lie says the plan is to be revealed on Monday or Tuesday. je?, ' 7; '. I ,111 __ -...*%%" I I/;. \ _J0 il W - !S1 I 1. 1 - " I . 4-1. ;*$ 1 I . ito-. A - pu ' .' ;j' - '\ )' ZW 7.'!-. . _k - - ~ . 0. " FIREMEN EXAMINE BOAT Destroyed by explosion (Herald Photos by Bob Lloyd) - ' ((J.:. - - ' , I Ch' 1401 SL P&!k Awl Sal4aItorl - crisis" Somebody ships out I over 53 million gallons of oil and .. no L.A In this government can l find out who's the shi'r. rr' And we re going to rationing? The On) I ,t Innr on that deaI will be the black market and the crooks, (flow much you wanna bettor bet that they'll ' looking stamps and have them i f I even uCiOtt be f ore iil€ r.nec1 'muMy The Army. 311 C 111 011,1`10, 14411 Mora, .an Ct-,,r th Altimanle .-.- __ .- Monroe Harb,ur marina manager Jack Rathmell said quick response by firemen held damage to a minimum. He estimated damages to the two gutted cruisers at between $),0(X) and $25,000. Names of the owners of the boats were not immediately available. towed the Firemen smoldering hulls away from the pier to an isolated section of seawall for further investigation in the daylight hours, up-to-46-foot-long boats tied up along the dock, Witnesses sa id the fire, in the second berth from the seawall, block ed escape on the dock and some boaters feared a chain reaction fire situation. Officials said no Injuries were reported. The city-owned million-dollar marina doesn't have fire hoses or lines on the docks. Firemen must lay hose lines from pumpers in the street to the docks to fight fires on boats. - ' £' -. 't (k cornprehenihk.icpectts that neither tile Interior Depart inent nor the Treasury Department has been able to determine who made the I August •tii fllCfl o Europe! Is there •n %nn(li'r that se " . wIt) (dfl s g'.t dli dfl5VCr 11) .. " OTMEN HIS AUsACA&*CC th e dockside at the time of the expl osion, Larry Gallant, of Rhode Island, said he was abord the '130 Banjo" watching a movie on telev is ion when he heard the explosion followed by the crackling fire that engulfed the two fi be rglass crusiers. Police said Gallant discharged two fire extinguishers on the blaze and then ran down the d oc k blowing a police type whistle to awaken boaters sleeping on many of the woul . - - Sunda . He said this measure Why????? If there's a known Cadillacs, and Ford Motor Co. noted a lo per cent sales decline mated one to two per cent In CHURCH Prayer Meeting c By John A. Spotsid 1:00p m ____________ Frtt SOuthern 'ethodI5I Church, 74a0 S ford Fr Maftodist CP'ircPi 500 W iffi $ t Geneva C45t Chui'ch. Geneva Grce tJIf4 WeThoI Church A4pe14 Slid Grant CMPet A U C. Church, Oev-e Mc$hodtt Church. Ove en *'hOd5t Ct41 p a•a al A4 k a' Pac'a Cth 04 G U Church d iv 0-Lorch-W O~ Fn'*C-Im M*aC 5.pf.%t Cw,qch. Jor dan M-144E'ir, 54tn14 Church 1431 * Fr$ 5i I.r .. t. ..t, t' -- -- -- -. . a I JL__IL : tieauthorttyto call for closing 4 Ii of the nation's fi1l1-' h5UI10fl50fl - , '-'--- FLORIDA STATE BA ANDSTAFF CP- .#tch RI iI Siav t14 5! JOMs Mnienar, Bw6I Church. 930 Cppvess St Ten. $aØ4f Chuich Palm Spr.iV3j Rd *t'* flth$t jL -- •r eL has indicated that President Nixon ahead) has the legisla- Im pa ct than a num be r of other On the to check busts for pos.tble measures being considered. DE1ROIT (AP)) As!' ai.o sa'd there is no con neelsof a retail involving inure incorrect routing of nylon air -I d 1-i i . I Il r •h t u b es. F or sa id b r ke iUu.S. i orU pressure slueration of banning Sunday auIacs an d than General Motors Corp. tubes improperly routed could driving, al th ough an increased buses, announced the energy crisis has melt due to con ta ct with the ex- gasoline tax reportedly is still claimed its first victim: 79,000 haust pipe, cutting rear wheel under review. braking performance. CongressLsconsideringlegLs. large cars. - - 4 It '>, WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employes MI?HOOIST CHURCH OF CHRIST Cavich 04 CPasl, SI3 $ Park Ayt C(hCfCIWIif$tL*kCIllI4I.US It PIN .CaiulWvry 0C CO's" P4014 urch of * 17 Norfhsd Church Cf CPu's? Fle *,L,.arnC.P'aiMiss'yBap44tCPwthU.sqs&*iImSl 4 F.rsf 5.0411 Church of LiSa Cqt R?p4's'Cc?' of tr*ai Ccy ". -. I ty F&,st Church CO &4nv1 ea0'is? CPurO' -- Explosion And Fire loot "Serendipity." A smaller cruiser in an adjacent slip was damaged by heat and flames. Fire Chief G. M. Harriett said firemen used foam to smother flames that had engulf ed t the boats by the time firemen arrived from the main station ree bl oc ks away. - SANFORD ATLANTIC David Beverly and Staff Od Church I it,rse sov,. at Firs? Baptitl Chu'th 04 ft rjl Q I .. - - . - raise HARRELL& BEVERLY SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO - -a ... L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida FLO R IDA ASk LIVING NURSING CENTER Skilled Nursing Home Operated u the Seventh day Adventist Church ir, a.m. Howard H. Hodges and Slaff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J 0 (JIM) SmthandStaff GM UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN _ ... Emorilus Pastor WILSON MAIER FURNrrURE CO Mr. and . son PU8LIX MARKETS and Employes 'c', C -- WILSON EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunlcel.WilsonandStaff pRCELERt#TY PTIST z:- Church School MorningWorPtip ------ Pastor - 00 m. Youth Service. ....... ....6:30:11M. Evening Worsh ip .........1:30p m . Wed Prayer . . . 810a.m. . 9~458.m 11 Cuts Production "• Sulvda y: Wedn"day: Choir Practice SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY 0? 00 - - BRUSSElS International oil companies apparently are trying It) dent the effects of Arab oil cinbagoes. Multinational oil firms reportedly have been diverting oil to countries affected by the Arab actions. itte corn. panics have notified countries favored by the Arabs that their supply of oil would be reduced. - - - C-VYr4V Iris X4K" AitvirnWaill ge"iM Iw, kreAuM VItIstals & I First _C__7 - ' - -- THE LA E MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - WIIbVrAvI.,LIkIMII-y Minister - ---- - Rev. A. F, Stevens ED URCH Morning WorshIp ___ -- -.-.-- - 943am 3 - SOp m 7:00 p m. - PAOLA WISLE VAN CHURCH Old Route 41st Pacts Rev. William E Miller Pastor 11 45a in ., : I Mel Dek le a rid E m ployes If N 'tii; . Morning Worship Nurser y - THEMcKIBBINAG AGENCY Insurance DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Morning Worship Chuirch School 1301. 11am UMYF 600pm Men's Prayer Breakfast Thursday 6 )Oa m ... . J C PENN E C ElseaandStaff KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Kentucky Jim & Employes - -- - .- .. . O'S'ttn l. - ..ars, uuses iecau eu, w The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible r000FAIRSTORE5,INC and Err ____, w __ ~ ~_ 4t:7--- - : ... Thomas C - 11 ;OOa m I OOp m UNITEDSTATEBANK OF SEMINOLE John Y Mercer and Staff k ~k - CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 1 1 r- M East So,cood Striect Church Training . - Rev. ennethW,MuIljs lilPark Ave LM - ' Evangelistic . and . Chrisiia,i '('st'lsee FIRST l'UE.Sl[)ENT NIXON ..Yvord due , Oak Ave. &Jrd$t Rev Virgil L. Bryant - . 1000.) m 1100am - loop m 7 30p in BibleCtasses Wed . . Prbyu'rt(1,i E Wed. Iaibfe Study & Prayer Sevv............ 7:30 p m (F irst Wednesday Ftllow ihipSupper 6:30pm. -. ' 73m, - Bote Class • . 7 30pm UMYF ' Highway ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH SSOHesterAve. Ph 3fl4313 Bro Billy Grif fin W Tfl R I 30a in Bible Study 9 ISa in RA - t 6:SOp m. Wed ?.nr.Wc.rs, Sunday School p1 '\ ....11:00am. Morning Worship Evening Worship .. ... Conoutrors Meeting . KOnnolh Miller, Assist. Pallor PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST 7:00P M. - - Ii 00: -----7:30p.m. Wed. SibleStvdy ........7:30pm. Cassf4b*"y Mi Pra,frr Sry.e ,,.."' - Sunday Evening Hwy. 11-91 of pin" ftwft Rd. ItS: Govieva 6:15P in th to keep of his time But moments later, White the economy running during the at Camp Da v id reviewing rec fuel shortage. Stein said the ommnend.ationsthatweresentto House Press Secretary Ronald strategy is a sure way to, cut him by a cabinet-level Energy 1.. Ziegler said the President haddecidedinsteadtomake the gasoline consumption since Emergency Action Group after le can' consume what t lengthy meeting Wednesday. televised announcement at 7 there Nixon and some of his key p.m. EST Sunday. Department readvisers say they consider An Interi or Nixon said "general agreeli ne rationing a last resort ment as to what steps will be po rt predict ed recently that di. gaso ta ken" has been reached In his %ertlng production away from and that they hope to overcome gasoline to such products as the energy crisis through other adminis tration, According to White House home heating oil, diesel fuel conservation efforts, such as lowering speed limits to 50 sources, a Su nday closing of and jet fuel would Increase gasoline filling stations Is one of expected 11 per cent shortage of miles per hour. Roy Ash, director of the Of- 10.008 In. William Pic kett - SE --.- and more oil Morning Worship COMMUNITY UNITED .- - - - Ralph Brewer Jr Evangelist BsbteSchool ...........10:00am 945am 100am. R . . :HuaCs OFCH CHRIST FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sanford police and fire Of liclals are investigating a $25,000 explosion and f ir e that destroyed two cruisers docked in the west harbor t the city marina early Saturday. Firemen respond ed quickly to the 2:45 a.m. alarm turned In by a resident on one of the Oth er 36 boats berthed on "A" doc k and conta ined the f ire to the loot "Charlie Termi te" and I Bible CharlesN Crump.. By BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer meeting with two top aides to- Advisers, said Friday the ad- for the 10 a.m. meeting. day, Nixon said his television ministration will scon ask refiDeputy Press Secretary GerNixon had S would be Monday eve- - rn FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 541 Orange Street E R thGran Pastor Sunday School ----------- 9:45am . . - . Peiaiei t,si(,! CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rev Gary Drive. Svntartd Estates : -. - UbleClits 7 30 pm CHURCH OF CHRIST iSliParkA AVENUE .I_ - a'r .. . - .at4sn hs,I by t1iAai1,H.Swi,( ' Evangelistic Service 7 OOp m Wed. Prayer 1, Praise --- ... .... --- 7:30p.m. GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Oeia Rd.. at Woodlawn Ave. R ev osDenslow Pastor Chur ch Sc hool lii m Morning Worship 11;008.m. YF .............. 630pm. ' çlan ,J.,-Iu - . - p%C 7:00pm. Church Training Even,ng Worship - Destroy Two Boats In Marina - . ---- : :: 10:008 m - 730pm Wed flI%dy SundaySchoI - . - WASHINGTON (AP) PreS the measures being considered gasoline to 21 per cent by early Ident Nixon will go on nation- asa means ol saving fuel with a ne xt year. Nixon interrupted a (our-day inpact on the wide television Sunday evening minimum Thanksgiving holiday weekend to announce what he termed economy. wi th his family at his Camp tough strong action" to cope Herbert Stein, chairman of David, Md., mountain-top r€with th e energy Ni xon's Council of Economic treat to return to Washington Talking ' Late Mary, Fla. Rev. Paul 0 Trissel C 1W 1% , .. . - James P N'edhm Bible Study - - Worship . -- - 175 Crystal Lake Dr. (Lutheran Church In America 23 -": LAKE MARY CHURCH of the nazarene • Sot d f - 10 - 30 a m Nurseryl ________ I 45J8 , . lSri Philippians 2:5-11 - Pastor 915am. MorningWorlhip 1050am Youth ..........600pm EvangeflsticS•rvicb --7:00pm Mid Week 700pm Nursery Proded for all services GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 2906 Orlando Ave. I 11-91) * Friday 11 DOS m - Rev. G Pastor SundaySchOoI 9:431 rn Morning Worship %I 00a m Evangel $,i Services 7.QOp m Wed Prayer & BibliStudy ..........7:30p.m. Independent Missionary CI Wor sh ip Serwcr kinderg4rten a n d ISomuel yc r" WorShip Service ........ 11:00a.m. Evening Service 7 00 m. Prayer Meeting Wed 7-00 P.M. pm 211?4 Palmetto Art. C - Due From President N ixon DouQsDEni0t? SundaySchool 113W 4(IhDIace 'TheCriurcnofthiLutheranHour • and TV "Thu 5 the Life" Rev. Elmer A. Reuscher :Pa5?Of 1034-43 ('/'s-Ii N Ac, I ---, - r-; -- .- ,C. ------ - FIRST CHURCH OF THE W. 2nd St. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER • Thursday Y -- James C. CHURCH Airpor t Blvd Rev. Kenneth Moll.. ........Pastor Sunday School Morning WorsNp Church Training PALMETTO ---.-- -,_-- ---- U.S. Fuel Oil Rat'i'on Plan - Lutheran 42i1.7 PINECREST BAPTIST WI $ i. Isaiah CHURCH OF CHRIST F - 1 31220 Obviously, however, society Isn't one parson but many. Its cure will progress as we get th e patients and the doctor together, i&jrra GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE T'mrraty Grea . . mmunily Ccit.-r Rev.A.E. Green-... Pastor 10 004.M Sunday School Sun. Worship ...... ...11:00am Sun. NYPS............... 0Opm .7 OOp m Sun Ev• WorshIp W ed Prayer 7 SOp m 1401 Y C?0S 40% S. Parli Ave, The Rev. Leroy U. Soper Rector 1:30a.m. -- Holy Communion Family Service and • ,. 1000am Ch ur ch School Wednesday • Morn Worship Pilgrim Youth .Fellowship -----------6:30pm. ssngsperaton & p 1 00 pm Evening Worship Wed Evening Prayer Ser vice - !/)1.Ud7/)(1l John 945am Co E xI -. - - - Pre-Dawn Sunday, November 25, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 82 Price 20 Cents - 'l.1L17 . 40W Y.P.E. Wed -------- 7 :30 pin. Matthew • ','II' 1lUI(rU(II OtdTruthsforaNewOay Gel I, A - ,'r ,-r -rvI - -v----.- a ttturb - 7:30P m LII&I 17:19 , lrl' 7' ..lSp m. -7:30pm - - ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlando Splings Drive Long wood, Fla. Interst ate Just East Inttate Minister R. Burke Johnson Minister Keith Hutcherson • (uesdov temperature? fever of th e times ...,..a ........I CHURCH Evening Service . . r. Wednewayservicie .v CHURCH OF GOD 103W. 32nd Street ----- Pas tor Rev. .J.T. Pins "Church of God Hour" - - - -- 9 05a.m. WTRR 9:15a.m. ncs - SuaySchooI Morning Worship ----- 11:00a.m. Deuf.ronomy H) I ,n:,.5-19 - . 137 AIrport Blvd. Phone3flfll2 Morning Service -- -- - It OOa m C -r - n-; 4 r 11.006 In - EpworIhLeIgUC Ev,nlngWorshIp Jpiiiruin Monday Matthew 313h7 • Sunda y School Sunday School AVI S I, ), .• DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1647 S. Sarford Ave. Dr. Harold Harris -, _ . Minister JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1621 West First Stret Pt 19 • fl . 7:30pm. Study and Prayer S. 37 - Pastor vn EvecwigWorvsip WCdneiday Bible - --.- ,- . (.'hurel: Of Gm! FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Community Cooler Hwy. 4U, I Mile West of Hwy.43.4 Family Worship 41 C- - - r Rev FreoLNeatUpastor Rev. Raymond Hdley Q ce Mar, '.r7 CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1441$. Park HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH F Me AF_ . : #a. M FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LakeMonroe,Fla. David J. Rich , Pastor Sunday School - ------ -1 * m. Morning Worship ........ Evening WorCIp .. l)Op rn. Vice )Op rn Ex __ I 321 5010 hO WI' thing. Its first function Is to prove that someone Is sick so that diagnosis and therapy can begin. Then It keeps tabs on th e patient's progress. Ultimately It can suggest, though not absolutely, th at the cru. del stages of Illness or Infection are Over. S 00p in Sun Mass - LI 301.1% am. 1730p.m DaUyMas . - S 30 8 m (at rectory. 1021 Crystal Bowl CII) WTRRSunyNht8 cast Dial a Deotionitr. UTI Mi near Button R d. Ceisefbern Sat. Mat-*. J:SOp,m. loj - t P'Cfr LLU .L B4111ST CHURCH Car. I4IhSt$OkAvt. Rev. Robert toy Sunday School - 9ASa.m. Morning Worship ---11:00 a.m. Church Training - 1:13p.m. Evening Worship - 7:00a.m. I r Nurser y open ( - - C - Cl' p. SE cure a ST. AUGUSTINE CAT HOLIC CHURCH 141 )Iiiir Bra A thermometer Is Indispensable In the home ... even though It can't 67Pm Conlessiorn. Sal Sunse Ar Ch - - ----- t-t -- Pa Morning Worship Sunday • . . 7.3Opm, - .t----t -- - &-- The SOUTHERN Wed PraverMeel ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 711 Oak Ave., Sanford Fr William Ennis - - - -Petor Fr P.J. xcii Assist. Pastor Sit. Vigil Mass -, -- 7:00pm. Sun.Mais -la m.10:3Oa.m. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Car. 3lth and E lm Rev. Henry A Thomas -- - - - Pastor FIRST I %(,...,,.%,~,,,,,,,.,%,,,,:.,,.,,,,,,,...,, %,%,%.,,~,~~% ~,,,~,,%,%,,-,--,~%~,---, • - .. RevWRBtflflI$t . Family Ntgtd(Wed) --'--- 0 1 (-utluilu etu .,i i& for Sunday * * * •. 730p.m. Ev,&ngWorth,p -, - Altamonte Maitland Avenue. SPf9 ( just South OfSR.43l) Pastor LymaflH KirkwoOd -9:451,m Sunday School - 1''. . '' 11:008m. woa';p - - Phone ' THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY I .. - ------ Noon , rC 7 METHODIST . Wednesday Evening Morning Worship ,- SANLANDO UNITED Radio Saturday - .d C I Saturday Services Sabbath School ... 9:30 a. m. WOrthIpServICt 11:00-12:00 Noon Also on VWQS (104) FM i ..'--- Methodist THE 1EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHUHighway 436 Forest Brian Tarr ._ Pastor Prayer Service -- - - 4ilre,,ii.i G ,. - - RB-The Sanford Herald tfl C- , - this famous resident of the North Pole, (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) 5' fl DETROIT General Motor3 is scrapping production of large 1974 tars by shuting down 15 of its U.S. assenrnbly plants for one week before theCiirlstmas vjication. GM 4JS there has been a ii) per cent decline in sales of lar ge cars and an increase in sales of small cars, which use less fuel. - World Oil Firms 'Counter' Embargo HRUSSEI..S I AP - Inter- O:i the other hand, the United tries such as Iran is being di. national oil companies may be States and the Netherlands verted by the multinational oil taking over the job of trying to have been shackled with a total firms to countries suffering blunt the effects of Arab oil Arab oil boycott. Arab boycotts. embargoes, an action that govThere have been reports of A large black market is said trnment.s have thus far chosen widespread oil trade-oils while to have developed with price not to take. tinkers are at sea. If a tanker two or ftee times as high as Using oil as a diplomatic that loaded in Kuwait, for exofficial rates. weapon, the Arabs are reward- ample, cannot land at a U. addition, the companies ing nations whose Middle East port because of the boycott, S.In it notified some countries, have policies are considered proArab could be diverted to France, loaded in Iran that favored by the Arabs, that their and punishing those countries and a Linker of oil would nevertheless supply whose policies lean toward was intended For France is (hell diverted from France to be reduced. Israel. -. As a result, (he multinational America. In effect, the reports indicate oil firms, many of which are owned by Ame rica ns and whose that non.Arab oil from counassets and customers are chief. ly in the United States, have begun to act on a number of fronts. ' ) -. Their aim, sources said, is to by') establish distribution guidelines to assure that those \,p countries the Arabs consider enemies do not suffer too much. g 25 ,-. _7 i. - France and Britain, for CXample, have not yet felt the full weight of the Arab oil offensive. SHOPPING DA TO C H R I S TM A S - Index Area dea ths .......2A Bridge ..............813 Bridge 2A Classified ads .. 7b 'oiiiks 813 Crossword puzzle Dear Abby 713 714 Dr. Crane - . Edjt9rtal comment 4A 714 Horoscope I'ublic notices......... Socie ty 1813 Sports. - -- --lilA State .............SA - - - - -, - ....... � 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 23, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 23, 1973. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 23, 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/53f4e56a6653e45ae89815f7515d88d5.pdf c185ae5829ef783f68f9d3dfe96c8a3d PDF Text Text 6B—The Sanford Herald Monday, Dec. 17, 1973 1. K i ss i j noer - ! Is . Ontimistir — - p IE=LIM About Ara b- Israel i Peace L(J(J - . - At a Rome bicycle shop. The energy crisis has made two-wheelers more popular than ever \ World News Briefs Getty Was Blindfolded Thrtf 1, Paul (ttv I!!:iv :r as kept blindfolded during most of his five-month captivity and never saw the faces of any his kidnapers. Young Getty's mother, the former actress Gail Harris, spent all day Sunday with hr son in the Rome clinic to wmcn ne was taken after he turned up early Saturday in southern Italy. Police sources said the 17-year-old grandson of oil billionaire J. Paul Getty was under sedation at the clinic and was unable to give a coherent account of his long ordeal. But two Borne newspapers said he told his mother he was conscious when his kidnapers were cutting of his right ear, which a Rome newspaper received on Nov. 10 as proof that the boy was being held. Ph. fl24143 Or•n Dr. ZJa S .Iii' A military source said many Cambodian soldiers were missing alter government forces abandoned Kien Svay and fled 200 yards north to the Mekong River. Survivors were resct'cd from there by navy gunboats. A The command reported five other insurgent attacks within 20 miles of Phnom Penh along Phnom Penh highway uiat runs parallel to the Mekong. The government said the Insurgents were probing for weaknesses In the capital's defenses. __ ' ' _________ I : _________ -::-t 1. I i ddo A Ilk, In Saigon, the United sked the International - -, - - - - Tuesday, December 18, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Yr., No. 102 Price 10 Cents ___ By _____ - - . __ - _ - - i; - - _____ - -- ---- ____ - -, - - - - ____ , I ~- . _ 0 . 4;-- , -4-1 - - -,_.-.........._.._ -, t - P---- Z. -- - 0 — M. U1 4 ____ - -- _____ 2 - . - -• - : - . riIssiOfl of Control a nd ision to Investigate a Commu- 901111 1. 1_ 111151W ____ , -- - -.- - - - - $-- 1 . .- -. - - - . - 1 ~_ - 040 -opI - 1. ~- t.' 111. A. , ________________ - M: went to tile source. The PC() le who rcpair 9,500 sniall electHc app ianes a year. . -C,Z-;'*4'%_ k ,~_L*'" " *",.-- - ,~ ft~_ _____________ Z It II -, —. _______ ______ L - - V W110 COUld be better I 111form . cIabout Uk lOP tare of them in the flrst place9 Vc had questions about how you can get more IlIC out of some Of your swill 'PP 'i liinces And ave on ' replacement and repairs. These are a few of the ansers e got - - - -: ______ — - - .- i- ---------- ?_ I' - ___ -.______ . . ___ __ Mayor of Lake Mary # tJKF MARY BUSINESS of - -- HESS ______ _______ - . .: . - :~: it 1 _______ J Vote Dec. 18 WOMAN -I ~~~~ - um Iii, all (1ffihiwu ' R1. id tolk thc iflstflictlofls tIn the labd or hang lag. Keep apphaftes clean. And d'1-wonnect I I--, file plug, not tIX . I I cord. — JIPII.PPII. i thereafter - -- .-. ' !PIII!II. , - - -- - - i -- IT _______________ S.arwlions by the UN? Maybe they ought' to hire some Etioplans to end this non- 0 (lassifiedads Ii,iL1 c 1 ,ar Y I . Crane . Editorial ' 1' 6713 hA 10% I 10A . . 10A 4A Public notices 9A Sa nta's Letters SocIety 1. 1OA SPOrLS - .... - , - 24B Stocks ...... __ - AA 111% -/ - . S .. .. ____ :.' ' . rted repoNed hijacking attempt iB. ac ou as tineyareflghtnowh can foresm no proble ms until ~-~ =_ . '. then. "But there could be a hange in cimunistances which -_ couIaUer the whole picturi There,Is no way of knowing -T . . Arise intemperaturegatean runoff , Acting \tayer E)nau! •, wai st.itt tao (0, h C expected e in voter turnout Jackson is tacmi Margie Hess, added during the Lake Mary and (or council seat group 4 RUInS said it 15 too SOO to municipal run-off election for Lou Blankenship is running know definitely whether vrt mayor and one council seat as against Ursula West voluntary reductions In power 1 50 voters were coun ted by Poll Officials said they expect Consumption by the public have 11:15. 11 larger tu rn out this altern 1 . been t'lfedite, litit F'!'!, is , Pre-dawn freezing ternconducting a fairly extensive Casselberry, where In- peratu and lack of heat in study to determine the effects urnbent Councilman John the Lake Mart.' Si'hnnl " ~~ um polling place was John Yt a slower tha nwinter period ci d for te the poor early turnou t expected turnout is being He said the t.ulunt con po by ll Official Homer Gkn 7To ° pected ow I •' trois were callI (or in central Although 11, son, the .lotcounc to run ilm for an who n. tne of mild 800 at the council chambers Polls toby. only 240 of Or 4.600 weat her when tkmands for register I v oters had cast 4 Ihe ating 4 (.iPi ballots by 11 a in. '. minimal, after the current cold i.'. spell It will be easier to tell if % Anu In Oviedo, a better than "11iit. the cooperation of the public usual turnout for n annexation ' 5 .. . ~2~lll, — ". I II . __. . has IXT11 effective in reduc ng referendum was being seen k 1 ... ,; .* . I- I1h1 iW RE6iSTEREO NURSE S. DEGREE...EVANSVILLE UNIVERSITY * MEMBER LAKE MARY COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MEMBER LAKE MARY COF C, SANFORD WOMEN OF THE MOOSE P Po' AUa. b (A H5 cni' U*ai . ' I -- East Coast residents stm A spokesman for the National gunman uses 15 hostages in gled today to recover front the Weather Service, blaming a Athens and bargains their lives ~._ season's first big snow and ice low-pressure system off the for sale conduct to Kuwait, storm which left thousands of middle Atlantic Coast prew re t.a people without electricity and dicted colder weather today, uIy 20 Fite guerrillas made commuting and th wi o er th snow flurries In some hijack a Japan Air lines jumbo travel hazardous (or millions. gions and a hard freeze as far jet and kill a fernalt tiiiiitr lii tiit Ntw urk City area, south .is northern Florida with a hand grenade; of me National Weather Serup the plane in Libyalater blew the lung Island lighting Co. sa id tha t about ,0O0 custom tice reported a temperature of —Aug. 5: Two terrorists ers were still without power tol9degrees in New York City at8 launcn a hand grenade atta ck _____________________ am The morning temperature at Athens airport, killing three IA! £L in Richmond, Va., was 3 depersons and wounding 60. Weather !:rts, a record low. jit. 5: I"ivc terrorists take Yesterday's high 51 low this The co ld weather affected not morning 25 with heavy frost and only power lines. but transiI holdout they surrender Kll~~ freeze reported systems as well with their hostages and cn voId with high 'i the Not ' VlrginIdnsawokeobafl5 they're rkascd, mid 6 and low in the mid to as they prepared to dig out from I I-- E'thiopians have the right upper 40s. Mild Wednesday a storm that left up to 16 inches - ~_ IdeL. only one attempted wati high in the lower 7. of snow on some parts of the ______________________ uIJack,ni. re po d in that state. . 4 country Thet. (auht the lujacku's and .ts an example to INDEX others who might have had , similar ideas. decapitated the . Area deaths . .11111 Entertainrl . IIA fit idge ' L I Horoscope. 10A 10A ' ______ llfnr their - i Oviedo, C Mary Voting —July itor ' . . replace a tkcr in its case while still hot. This causes thc plastic to warp bccUs of heat buuldtin — - w flC\I * rider To Get 'Su u rprise - can't l`X' inlillemd in water, r the heating clement will sho out or rust ut Check the dircctlons,,,,tLcarcith your 'p and t,tter, dirig h-N i thcm __ - tate May water . r - I Au'p tour eleciric percolator out it to crush ICC CUb(% Of flux t(k) L nLay batters. I c'en the nro;pç C/(Jfl of t'reace on toUr i s.'n,' ti e,cUrk .thgf, greasy pron - are iUcu into the probe. the can over Cat atid P11 11 m ______ MAP S I E X7 ff~ _1 ccr ue Know Margie Hess is interested in you and Lake Mary. let's discuss the RFAL ISSUES and what is in Lake Mary's future, Phone 322-4411 or 323-4240 ;- Ice Har iri Most Cie unc, fvrL.s ii P J i W Wff - laawl iø"' LIFE MEMBERSHIP AND COMMENDATION Vihlen said the current mi- authorized a study to see mended Clark, Dietz and property owners in the absence passie is del3ying development whether a proposal to allow Read b. Chamber President HaroldK tner Associates carry out a of full details and plans. to the west, which is not a septic tank sludge dumping on The nesity of creating a preliminary study of the areas "it is almost a case of critical (Herald Photos Bob Lloyd) problem To the east, the Osecola county landfill Is Sanford area drainage Some possibility of fedel needing a drainage authority or however, he sd the primarily environmentally perm issable I authority or district was ra ised funding exist Bush noted, district with the power of study black community is suffering by Seminole County Engineer because thes,areas Artlupod Control Officer Val to the east and of funding to get things severe flooding • I in some neigh- Robbins said Bill Bush today . as Bush and west of Sanford are being done," Busksald 1t11 bothoods K conunrntedn the recent joint considered for low-cost program would provide area Commissjon Cirn Sid CommIssion action Qthe Companies with an alternative coun t1ty drainage meetings. housing Vilen, saying e coun tyty af te r circulation of a memo to the Illegal dumping now Bush, reporting on Last The possibility of a drainage conf erences havethc en tered over from Sanford City Manager being winked week's meeting which recom- au thority UT district arose after at by his offir By BOBhJyp two main drnage facilities °n Pete Knowles requesting The board ordered Bobbins to mended extended planning and .onuC nissioner John Kinibrough HeraldSiaff writer either side of &nford, ordered further joint meetings to work rn"t 'with Clark, Dietz and on th Sanford a County noting the necessity of echoed Bush's concern OWC Bush to coordinate with U toward a professional Associates to study the "enginevring condemnations Problems of Hundreds of Sanfordeminole citizens and mission chai rman ment. engint-ering study. j problems after Vililen said the officials joined Monday night in honoring John Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles In other business this mor- current illegal dumping Knder, retiring Greater Sanford amber of presented Krider with a key to the city ning commissioners were told pr esen ts "a certain threat to Commer ce executivee manager at a reception at treasury," noting his years of effort in get ting 10 that a planned $0 000 road public heal th " Brailey __________ 1h4m's Sanora Clubhouse city _________ financial backing for the chamber widening project for Lake 'I Odharn outlined some of Krider's ac I Fin ally. commissioners Mayor Lee Moore read a proclamation and Howell Road between Howell complishments in bringing Indus to Seminole city commission rece ived this morning a report and resolution espressing to Krider its Branch Road and SR 436 benefits and revealed Krider has another "sincere appreciation for many froin the county Emergency years of service a 11 rPrise" Yet to come. Medical iO and unselfish devotion to Sanford and its Services problems over Willt es Council i Chamber officials said they hope to present the citizens." reomrnending excluss e easements surprise' to Krider before Dec 31 As the crowd applauded ider, flanked by his (ailing the utilities easement subsidized counts ambulance In a "'l-his is-.Your Life type program Kr 2 franchise. .. - id er wife Sara, sons John Jr and problems the worst oh ant. Jimmy and other )$flU avoaii oat irom IiuUsiy Family members, Chamber president Harold ¶ county road to date," Bush said While there are two m- Lake, who broke up a no-hitter for the young Kastner read a Chamber resolu tion honoring the electric power lines, water an nies currently operating in pitcher. Krider came to Sanford in 1 to play retiring executive manager and presented him _____ has mains, "everything," will e county an at baseball, later entered private business and with a Life Chamber membership have to be relocated for the tenlpung to orgaflizfldapy project to be carried out. t\ quick check of area cold day. The for a franchise, the EINISC company said dee"There is no available righ t report recommends the Iran. Uy John A polskl spo ts this morning by County tr icity should be restored to of way S or me thodology to at. oid chise be awarded from bids Agricultural Agent Frank Jasa most bomesduring the day, but problems. Quest loi.... will the United revealed no ice in oranges, but " Bush told t he corn solicited from across the warned some people would not I II ? 0 Nations impose a similar some new leaf burn to citrus country. I ,101have lights or electric heat until mission. After warning the sanction against those Arab tmes. 11), JEAN I1A7TF_SO%' of our custolners is reducing the said. "While this January will terrorists much the same as may have to ask for state aid on reading the report, said he felt The thermograph at the Agri Jersey Central Power &Ught the Herald Staff WrIlIvr project Bush was ordered the power demands,,, said Martin, probablv show a peak over List onuiibsion would study their apartheid policy. addink at this time his January because of growth I degrees — two degrees below tinued in two counties. lIant I systerns in similar Unless wi th the utilities on preliminary counties to Semi last week's low, Jasa said. cir- estimates are more intuitive hope it won't be as great a peak A spokesman for Boston Edinole, and ans. As I understand it, he LIN cuinstarlms change sluirply. we than statistical. Jasa predicted action within °° as it would have been without PIrnmissioners aet can expect to i also report. Martin explained FPC has voluntary power cutbacks by holnes were still without power winter in Central "uncivilized" attitude hardy vegetable crops, but, bee n growing in Boston's western suburbs as the onstraed ithout suffering from by the more power past five years At C S crews ac da worked to restore p sent re o Martin secon1 Rhodesians towards blackouts or brownouts, said flewcoflnevftonsarendoeach black ilready eenrfr ry circu its lie said he beliees the oil ' CoUnti A breeze predicted by the spokesmen for Florida Power month This growth tenth to shortage The storm, the first of the real, and we are and tgt Co and Florida mask any benefit weather bureau did not wi nter blanket the reHow about these . from the going to hat.e to use wha t BlaLk I'ower Corporation today, gion, crusted math of the At September lunatics? Just public voluntarily cutting down suppUeswehaveascarcfuli as in materialize and heavy frost wa.s the result. Jasa F1I ma nager Scott Burns their power said ntic lull la case You' Coast, caused at least 13 re not familiar with _____ consumption he possible said at the nloment FPI. has ords brow:thru:he damage to ornamental shrubs deaths and contributed to a will nobe apparent for two or jumbo Jetliner accident in Bus-following: Fuel ordered through this ____ 'a('ttact'o,; tour blender Døn't iwcork LAVE MARY VOTERS ELECT _____ s i - ---__ 101 ' ______________ 4J . 1, - ' . j': C LO I ~_ _~__-~ N. I .. - -.---- _____________ - I j!i" scapes _ ~ "AAMP Wit From City Manager t, =----.- - I MOM: and major expense," recom- easement donations from 0U -- MONEY KEY - i. - - . states TNNG UP HOUSE SHOULD BE NO PROBLEM -. . For Britain's Princess Anne and her new husband. Wedding gifts, some 2.000, the couple received are on public display at London's St. James' Palace CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer I BUDDY LAKE PRESENTS BAT .Memory of pro baseball days Bush Cites Sanford Area Need For Drainage District __ ____ Iá' A Lufthansa official also said, It is possible that the numtxr is a bluff, though we would not like to claim it with certainty." In Athens, the plane's Dutch pilot, Capt. Joe Kroese, had told airport authorities his copilot as dead. Later, I.uf th.ansa said the copilot was alive and that a member of the ground crew in Damascus had spoken I I -11 rb rrclth , 4 r . __ - 1 * 40 W aftf) . I ___ - 1 ?I .l 19 0. - . Other fighting was reported 13 mites north of PKo e. rn Highway 5 the road to the ice fields in od, along Highway 4 to the a, and at Kampot, on the 85 mi les southwest of . - . --1 - The radio report quoted the hijackers as saying all the hostages were "safe." An An Italian government said the officials of embassy in Athens believed 'the report of five dead hos-tages is a bluff." C4 , M Kissinger Is Optimistic — <33 -, . n —. JERUSALEM (AP i Secretary of State Henry A. L cpr.itic that the . b-!sraeli pexet,e conference will open in Geneva Friday. Kissinger met for 61 hours Sunday night with Premier Golda Meirand other Israeli leaders. Mrs. Meir said before Kissinger's arrival that Israel would not deal with Syria at the conference unless it handed over a list of the Israelis captured during the October war and allowed Red Cross representatives to visit them. She added that this would not prevent Israel's dealing with Egypt and Jordan at the parley. Informed sources in Damascus said Kissinger, during his visit to the Syrian capital Saturday, was unable to obtain the - - -_ ________- - 10 " . A 3 )Y ND r 1 ', -. -_ I Military sources said 30 government troops have been killed and 62 wounded, and a number of others have been reported missing in skirmishes Obs rs say the fighting l dica tes Insurgents are prepar ing for a dr eason offensive They say the ijip Rouge would Like to drive all government I highway so the Id h shipping a1ong with L; 1 Damascus state radio report. ed the hijackers "promised they will g'.-e the hostages the best possible treatment and caii the'4 v-W Ttlt;Lwd wjUj .'t few 11Ur. ; I ," I 1. - lk "f' I * Honeymooners Return LONDON (AP) Smiling and suntanned, Princess Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips returned today from a Latin American honeymoon to a cold and troubled Britain. "It certainly looks jolly cold outside," said the costless cavalry captain to his royal wife as their commercial flight from Antigua Landed at Heathrow Airport. The only daughter of Queen Elizabeth II donned a light blue coat against the early-morning 36-degree cold. Sanford - ' 4 a . 0 u --e m 4 BEIRUT (AP) Arab ter. pilot of the commandeered by the Greek.s. But only the one stop, during which it also to him. rorists who killed lifl estimated 36 persons at Home and Athens Lot thansa Boeing 737 said were Lxxiy picked up fuel and food. The hijacker? victims in12 hostages, airports searched for a haven The Lebanese government The terrorists then flew to eluded at least 30 In Behind them the te orists refused persons the Middle East today in their left a wounded hostage and the Beirut to let them land in Kuwait, where they landtd de. aboard a Pan American World today and they put down spite apparent attempts by au- Airways jet they hijacked West German jet. body of one of their victims. firebombed on in Damascus, the Syrian thorlties of the Persian Gulf the runway at Rome's After a night of terror at the The hijackers were reported capital. Athens airport, during which to have killed the five sheikdom to keep them out, a Fiumicino i'irport early hostages they were reported to have o One of the hijackers was giv- Lufthansa spokesman said in ne by one in the Jet at Athens to en first aid at Monday afternoon and an murdered five ho, stagEs. ill(. the Damascus Frankfurt. Italian policeman they shot and back up demands for release of gunmen off with what the two Palestinian gueri'Illas held airport's dispensary and the The cornmandei of the Syrian killed during a fivifflade at Ok, plane took off after a two-hour air force had appealed repeat- airport. edly for release of the hostages in Damascus, but the hijackers refused, I a * Seek Haven In Mideast - tekong River PHNOM PENII, Ca,ntxwlla fist attack Satiird:ir (1 aa ' ; , ji .m•t,.-.t u. 'it' t •r'ti' ' i ..tP) iUuiit I'u'JgC n.Sur• unriixt1 Litlieoptet UI wlueh kilctI. iw&si onaiiice it was established gents today drove government American officer and a South It was the first American by (tic January cease-fire. forces from a position 10 miles from here in the second day zf -.-- ___ - - - . .___ __ __ - - _____ , , . __ 1'. - ... - - .- -,..-.--~, attacks along the capital's - i - -1 . . . -.-,;. southeastern defens1ts, the Cambodian command said. I 1. I . Fairway Plaza Drugs .. t lack : Only $1.50 — i:.' - us v,itiE the body cia be uncom(ortabk, E-UM will helpyou lose exceis water We at Fairwsy. I'la:a flr, tommd it. JERUSALEM (AP) Secre- ixtrtedly was the role to be ut the Geneva conference refusal to deal with Syria will kill Israel," and open um• tary of SLate Henry A. Kissin- played by the United Nations at unless Syria handed over a list should have no elfeet on the brellas recalling British Prime ger says he Is optimistic ab,ut the peace conference. The Arab of the prisoners of war and First stages of the Geneva con- Minister Neville Chamberlain's the prospects for the Arab-Is. states, enjoying the support of allowed Red Cross representa- Icrence since the first order of sacrifice of Czechoslovakia in raell peace conference opening the majority in the world body, tives to visit them. She added business is to be negotiations the 193fl Munich pact with liltIn Geneva Friday. want the talks held under U.N. that this would not prevent Is- for the withdrawal of Israeli Icr. Kissinger met for 6 hours auspices. Israel prefers United rziel's dealing with Egypt and and Egyptian troops along the Sunday night with Premier States and Soviet supervision. Jordan at the parley. Suez Canal. . _:s.1 Golda Meir and ether Israeli Israel also is concerned about Informed sources in Damleaders. He said the talks were the late of an estimated 120 Is- ascus 581(1 Kissinger was On his arrival at Lcd Inter"very friL,ndly, very warm, raelis captured by Syria (luring unable to obtain the POW list national Airport Sunday, KL,, very constructive." More talks the October war. Mrs. Melu' said from President Hafez Assad singer was greeted by 250 demwere scheduled today, before Kissinger's arrival that during his visit to the Syrian onstrators with placards read. The predominant topic re Israel would not deal wi th Syria capital Saturday. But Israel's lug, "Kissinger Your peae.' Viets Flee B us' - 1. Septe bKill : PROBLEM . . . ....... ., • . & - Z THIS LAKE Mary hoe horsefound a cake of cot ering ttater in Ins tub this morning and frost IC 1XIs ureas t e mercury dropped to 2 _i degrees in Seminole. Bob Lloyd Miolol PP( district manager toters The election in Otiedo H:ctmrd Martin ,ommenled, will decide whether a $176 I tight now,I we re running. ituihan planned unit develop Dial's about far as I know t nient wifl be I this time, There -s 'veins to be city. "s "'u"' he 5;hiW evidence 1k' (N )i'rItit1i 1 t he I-ke Mary mat.oralitv , SHOPPING DAYS TO C HR I TM A IQ �- 2A— the Sanford Herald Tuesday, Dec. 18, 1973 -- — Methcal S S Dear I have been a pretty good boy this year, could you Please bring me for Christmas a fire engine, motocycle, a GI Joe, guns and an animal truck7 I--lOt'ø — VAil 9 Keith Samser P.S I am 5 years old. —- I fly DONNA LSTES Herald Staff Writer LONGWOOD— Councilman E. E. Williamson and Coundilman.elect June Lorinan and Donald Schreiner plan today to file court action to stan renovations of the medical clinic building on Wilma at Church Street scheduled to begin today. The suit also naming as plaintiffs "taxpayers too numerous to name individustly," seeks a temporary Please get me a bike for Christmas, baby buggie, baby doll that eats and drinks, clothes, pajamas, table and chairs, soap, jewelry and ,,r,inn. p)vi, "F91111.Hak.,.41 s, booIu animals and play Clinic and permanent Injunction against the city, Mayor Eugene Jaques, Councilmen Bill KIosk), Dick Crewshaw, B. H. Ferrell, B. 14. Helms, City Clerk and treasurer Onnie R. Shomate and Harris Construction Co. Schreiner said Williamson's, Mrs. Lormann's and his attorney, William Wack Altamonte Springs will seek an emergency hearing before a judge today. The legal action comes _r Cindy Dear Keith, 95 Dianne Circle Keep up the gocd work and 1 Casselberry will have something nice for you. Dear Cindy Lo'e,Santa Thattsquiteallstyouhave.i am swe I can find something you will like. I.Ave, Santa Dear Santa, !wouldlikeyoutobrtngmea Lack box, an Eng%mh riding Dwa Swaa, My nam' Mered:Ui an.1 I already have a pair of nlith riding boutS) And li 120 &mmola Bhd, Cacibcrr).S.Ihuvebeen tqutpment tor Urlstxnas.dgOQUgin. ricase ormgme some toys and a baby doll Muink you very much. - .IL'- . •-- . - : _____ ________ -. __________ - - Court wake f city council's 4-0 vote Monday night to accept the bid of Harris Construction Co. Jaques said after the meeting the work would begin today. Councilmen at a work session last Wednesday niuht Iøt.itD,4 - -plans for the construction. At Monday night's meeungjaq said the lone bid for the work submitted by Harris was but with plan revisions was reduced to $16,390, More than 70 persona at. tended the meeting and many urgedthe board to delay action tin the medical building renovaUons until the new city council takes office in January. Councilmen in mid-summer voted to tate the building adJacent to the fire hail 'or cxpanded city office space. The building had been used as a Seminole County Health Department facility for 15 years prior to e'.IctIrn on the Acti* ..--=T! -- - on city's order Oct. 1. County Commission John Kiinbrou,gh told the council the county commssioners are gathering data to determine If iio,c in county funds can be .. ____i,-z_ LCUWIIUILUZeWtIUUILILyIn used return for a long-term lease to return the Seminole County Health Department services. Former police chief R. E. Sweat asked the city to consider buIlding a new fire station on property near th city maintenance garage and to expand office space Into the fire hail. J. It. Smith charged the city "With throwing good money h__-_ UIC 1-- U[Uifl J__I_ Ofl -- the UOWfl building." Former councilman James Brown said a new building could be constructed for the same sums being spent for renovations. %C i V, ARMY-NAVY •'\ SURPLUS 310 Sanlord Ave. , * Springs city employes surprise Mayor Lawrence S offord with a gold engraved dock plaque in appreciation of his 20-years service to the community Monday afternoon. Joe Davis completing 15 years as city attorney lauded Swofford predictingthe Swofford name wi be heard . g an minoe County. is Becky. I rou1d like a doll and some clothes. I tXiflg I1,.c O)I toy goes up hill. a tractor that goes have been a very good girL foiw years old and I will leave UP and has big wheels on the nop Sterchi s Sanford Christmas e av.ngs £ or YOU Now thru Dec 24 A GIANT you 5ome pie and rniii batk little wheeL on the front, table. Thank you. toy seeper, coloring book and I3eey crayons, play toy beater, Hinaliargar xlophone with round things into it. P.SMysirMiyuidll ( HeraldPhotobyDnaEst) a doll, t. H; All F. Am Au?1,, , Am an Am Can Am Cy" Ar,, Afttors Am 111 84bot W nt FOS Beth S EXCLUDING FAIR TRADE, APP IAJ#E, TV A!1) C?mp 4r9 8 P IA 1100 French The Seminole County Port Authority (SCOPA) will hold a Ave Cult Cu - • Laa AIr?.,,, ..onven,ent Credit Termc Free Dehvery located just West of the 1-4 bridge on the river. The Dvir Prjw,q LaIkod r regular meeting Wedn*tsday at 8 p.m. in the new port building O&W Chem &Por4 Sanford Etwok E a son r,rn,on. Po.. F la 'lap-Il OPEN 3G-:oo DAILY, CLOSED SUNDAY Ford M. meeting is open to the public. 33 s2414 t1719 '. p 41', 4$', j.y, )S Coca Col Corn.. Ed - I'. I'. 32' 7$ is a', 41* 31', II 7? ', 7', ir. 1 92 0 Its. 4' 7$', 3$ Clwys$ir Er l's u', i7' 17', 7414 74 , 34's u flz1 i bord.n OFF ON ANY PURCHASE ic', L*,t 77)4 13',, 77 3 . W. IS', C.-n Oran Gin Etic Gin FoodS Gin M,,,s Dear Jimmie, Former POW And Wife Know What They Want A taste good as I $ hgr rushing about iirni th tei. [aye, Santa ORLANDO, Via. (AP) —wetesaI1edandthebea,7US Glendon Perkins and his wife bombing of the North had knew just what they wanted (or temporarily slacked off. O MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENI Gin mot GaPa Goodr ich G.00dy1r G'iyp'd Gt,t Os *$rrc, Han y..,ii 1PM mt Ha,',. Irt T&T In? pop II 5', 9'. lira 49', 771 6 77. 77). 20. 30 70 )o L•, a'IAIm VapP Kraft Ct. 37's 53', 'r,u. Lpg My Loch t-44A, i 7? I$, P. II', 441, I49 J 414 117 III'. )?I' , 3'. ' 's 77', 77', 37' 411 4 401 4 7' 14 4 1I1 144, • 2$1. 34', II . II ?i 41 • -- Florida History Class at Brain Towers. Films and talk at 7 p.m. )0U Ie,Sazita Dear Santa Cias, My name is Carol and I am Ift Christmas—a grandfather 'Morale dropped," said Perclock to remmd them of their kins. 'We just had to condition W C4jvenaflt Christian School Christmas program, 7:30' p.m., at Emmanuel Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Howell SANFORD, FLORIDA seven years apart while he was ourselves that it might be years a prisoner of war. Dear Santa Claus years old. I ha before we were free." 'W wanted to by something iod rr4cast .A the time. I would my tinine i in For Mrs. Perkins and their years old. I would like SOWC like a carriage and a doll. I am symbolic of the long, lonely four children there wasn't skates. I'll leave some pie or going to leave you pie and milk years" says Kay Perkins, 36. - much to celebrate last Christf,b,. ,,,.. T%.....I. .._.. an -thu t,,ktn I'k,.nt. .... A ,,I,,,,,a ,n eh ..L.J A-. Carol "The Merriest Christmas Ever Laurial t painful," 1973." Rinabarger "I'd try to kid myself, and not Perkins, an Air Force pilot, accept the idea that it was Dear Carot, Dear Laurie, I received your nice letter was held captive by the North Christmas until the very last Thank you for your letter. i and am glad to bear you are Vietnamese from July 1966, minute when I'd be too busy to wIflbetookIng forward to tr)ingtobeagoodglrj.rnepie whenhisplanewasshotdown, hurt.Iw1shedw1thaumyhe goodies. untllValentine's Day this year. and milk sounds delicious. u_-jstmi wouldn't come.,* "I remember those (Inst. But this year CLristznas ha3 mas Eves when our only family recaptured Its old meaiitng. was 20 men," said Perkins, 39. -All Mr emlr1thhOfl:' :0dIrwas sleep. We didn't have any Since came home, Perkins watches, but we guessed the has gained 18 pounds, earned time. Around 6 am, we knew A's and B's In business studies F our wives and kids were just as a cullege freshman and has been poked and pushed ftough opening their presents." HYCHRISNELSON Council recommending the the stores by eager Ctiristmas The prisoners whiled away* Herald Staff Writer county set up an exclusive, the hours last Christmas put- shoppers. subsidized franchise S' ting on Christmas skits.',I'd forgotten about that C tmino1 e County cornCommissionr.rs, iotin a played Santa Others were Pa"hebughed,elbowingh3 rm ;t told carollers and they held a quiet way to the men's clothing dorejected an $18,000 annual aW" only one amat a crowded shopservice in their cell. subsidy ultimatum from bnJance operating inUie county Vietnamese Vietnaee were sof.ie. Physicians and Surgeons at the moment, and t was even what lenient on that holiday," Ambulance Service Co., and then tied up on an emergency Befce Perkins left for the authorized emergency call. Perkins says. war he was buying dolls, ski. negotiations with Herndon The board drected cornour skit and gave us extra food cars and bikes to put under the !imbulance Co. to avert ' missioner John Kirnbriugh w —t rationmurkey or buffalo." tr. 'Possible ambulance cnsis." huddle with Herndon owner But the men were depressed, Now it's hair blowers, clothes The bomhsheJ eplcidod at ldus Willis. prcsentasthe P&S lie said. beCaU5ethe peace thIks and stereo speakers. the end of a presentation by the letter was summarized as Emergency Medical Services "derogatory" by Chairman Sid 100911 INNINW-WRIN THE TRUTH ABOUT THE STRIKE Loiw, P.'.srror ".,,4 Co ,,,, MAR Mco.m 0 P'on.an Pb';co Ii? 0 tIll 0,n Cofl, 1 1 Prvs, SI', SI' $I'. 33', 73$, 23$ " $511 ss 47'. 7'. Pet 451. 43 63'. 1134 71 7?'. It I?', 17'. Il', 47', III 7I4 314.1 31' II'. $11 0 $I , Roy C Cola III P S'ott Pa p ia Cs? L's liar P So,jtp, Co lou Ry ltd Brd Cal 31'. 21 71 Tigaco 7, e Tr Ave MI, 216e 7$' 7$', ', Trait Gil UMC Itd U's Un Oi l Cal 11'. H'. 4$. 17. . 103., 40'. 43. 20'. 34', 4'i 47 41 ', US 11"I 13'. 43'. 451.i'itg LI 1' 2 • 74I 31'. 24'. 374 34'. 3114 St 04 In-si 4'4 4611 IS. 45'. 3;', 301 . 344 I36 lie's 12 1. IS'.i 131 . 431, so 70 31%0 37, 775 44l 43'-, 141, 1O'4 24', 10'. 171. 47 4711 Spar,'4 P $'• '1 27' 71'. 77'. 3', 3'- 3I1 '' 1', 44', - 101,4 R evlon Rev" Ir., 47' 47', t7' 3? I I 0'. 0' 0'. 3i, 1?'. 31', ?G'20 Ph-if PO 4r*4 " 261 9 h14 'i'' 411,1 1l' 6 11 mot ______ We W. $31. 407'. Co pp,p Prod Gm RCA " 34'.b,,3, 31'. I'l 11', I41 435k 43 13 II', 4., 4' 2031 20'. 20'i 77'e 33$, 77'. ' 3' 210'. 23$'. 310 33" n4 7's 12 • So l. Xroa tiranch load. Theme: "Christ mas in Other Lands." 3114 3016 )O•. 11 3$'. j'. 34, 34 345• We 44', 14 170'3 I14'1 470 CID Central Florida Retired Teachers are again planning to take the Internal Revenue Tax course this year to give free help to the poor and elderly In Why is the strike continuing against Florida Power and Light Company by the l.B.E.W.? Thk message is of Loca I Union 1042 . . .for the members . '1 and their families, but is also for all our friends and Supporters. preparing their income tax returns. Other public minded citizens willing to devote a few hours per week in a good cause Sanford Middle School parei Night, 7 p.m., auditoriur Sixty-voice choral program ax Mitwee Middle - School 4 claMroom vitation. beginning, intermediate and Dec 21— advanced bands in concert, 7:30 Sanford Senior Cit izer p.m. in school auditorium. Free Christrijas party, 7:30 p.m to public. Directed by John L. Civic Center, Bring gift not ov Sauls Jr. 1 for adult or child - Retired Teachers Plan Tax Help oun 7 Reects uuilmaium Cj are needed. Classes this year will be held at the Broadway United Methodist Churrh, 406 East Amelia Avenue, Orlando, Jan. 24 and 25, from 9 a. m. to 4 p.m. Call John E. Ewen, coortlinator, at 894-249 for further details, tLlir 'lllii1rji iit"raU PUbIIshed Daily and Sunday. except Saturday and Christmas Day by The S a nfo rd Herald, 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford, Fla. 32771 - Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida 32771. Subscription Rates by Carrier Week 55c Year $28.40 The Union and Company have reached a stalemate on one issue rom Ambulance Company This Issue is what action should be taken toward people that are Accpsed of Vandalism by the mi In, 17 '" The Company wants to discipline Everyone that is - The Company wants to handle these cases in the I. 4L.. above manner whethe r or not the A.ci!.e.d has been rIrn,;,'fA1 k, v"a,i.4 a I.ii. Tried and p i uu uuui 'Juiv IøI".4 117 U court Iii law. It seems that a lot of people have the opinion that the Willis said he will be glad (o provide the nedarnbulane. - senift for U* cmty. but warned comntjssioners he and &Ssufferedajo peraUng loss in the "' month. -- :- V T - - v \ conunmoners make up their 11"dS I'll need some help," Willis told the board. While & owner, Turney was in Miami on a pri',itf( !!ni?''icfirrni, ambulance &ttKenneth also nn cvcfrancefrimu I S police chief since Jan. 8 this year has tendered raignation I • t &ctHov1in. in-d t1ire nw councilmen -re to take office Jan 2 i satr that is accused of Vandalism. IDEAS? .1 TRY THIS IS NOT TRUE -I The Union's position is that to agree to the Corn- Horse & Rider Store ,. Open hI 9 pany-'s demand would deprive an individual of his constitut ionaIl II II,III,uwuI IIU.J. rights, - Every Nile Except I Sun. Iii Christmas could go into full operation within 30 d;YS. charges he and co-owner Orville Anderson attempted to urney. said a!] JS ' IOH from the sheriff's The Union is requesting that everyone return to work L 3fl 1 4k 4t,.e company pursue the alleged cases of vandalism in the courts, Complete line of 11" Resigns Union is asking for complete amnesty for everyone NEED GIFT Surely any citizen in this country Is still presumed to be innocent until proven guilty. loather "oods b jewelry, etc. We feel as a Union we cannot agree to anything less. rtment R'ern:-h he dlii tc'day action5 would j\ Herndun a franchise by default sir e comsloners mIs taid iil stud7 prpusals ("I firm 1 - - WtO* fLOA 7'I S III. Store 2799O L. J. Bass, President I. B. E.W. Local 1042 Sanford, Ha. - - - . - --- The Sanford Herald -- - S Tuesday, Dec. — w Our Business Office Will Be Closed December 25 and January i 18, 1973-3A The ultimate in "banking convenience" (Th(Th - — — — W - w — w - D1QLwQ ArC0UNT e 0 641-4100 Tabled consideration of a renewed request for annexation of property on the north side of Lake Mary Boulevard, west of ".S r 1792 - OO 0 Deposit and withdraw from your account.,. I L S 11 Alter all that lee and snow, I youart a sweet little girl thinking of old Santa and you always like to visit Casselberry deserve a doll. 71hat pie will and bring things to good boy; - 1i 7I4 .0* L a il 4.. 70. 20. Love, Jun Dear Becky, theast corner of th e college connections to th I *1(01 Doaru - e (our new proposed for construction by property for a water storage college buildings, Knowles said, Septenaper 1975. The school structure, elevated or ground said. would agree to oave an h"cess level, for future supplement to a In other actions the city road from West 25 th Street. 'i city water plant on the west side comijaission: annexatjoq would allow the city of 'u.S. 172, south of Airport Approved a program that to annex also the municipal Boulevard, would reimburse city eniployes cerne tary on West 25th Str eet. In return for the site and an Up to $150 for any educational Denied a Sanford housing access easement the city would course for job improvement Authority request that the city provide sufficient inspections self improvement or in-service resume refuse collection in for a $3.7 million SJC expansion training. Mayor Lee Moore public housing projects. program, - CLn 0.L I) -. The City of Sanford Will wouki triable the city to provide Sanford Christian School buys negotiate with Seminole J'wior the site for a new kindergarten College for a site at the nor- prepared to authorize utility through grade 12 facility ' Care P.. Meet - - S Of Schools MI SOUR! Belle Swofford aided Altarnonte --- Prospects are good for the lake and would be proval of Seminole S / County's developed into a family application for $250,000 in oriented park with emptuasis matching funds for acquisition inuiiing and picnicking. The of park lands by the state proposed park property is just a cabinet, Count)' Commissioner few minutes off 14 and Is easily accessible to most of the today. prethctedonly about lo per cent The grant has been recoin, county, Hattaway stated. S. Joe Davis, SJC attorney,of the city's employes will take As soon as approval has been mended to the cabinet by the has told the city, based on an advantage of the program, State Division of Parks and received. Hattaway said the attorney general's opinion, that — Indicated it favors anC isn't required to comply flexing an 18 Recreation, Haltaway said , county would Immediately acre tract on apply for up to $150,000 in with city building codes, site north sldt' of and he expects the Reservoir Lake if to de%'elopmentfunds for thepark act on th e matter atcabinet plan approval or to pay for -th e first This will be the first such a permits and inspections, The MIKE IIATTA WAY meeting In January. The map- grant directly to the county as building permit fees would plication was submitted Sept. 1. ...Good prospects the earlier grant amount to $1,730. Earlier, the for the Having I traveled to zoological city commission voted to park development to Tallahassee with thethCounty be built on count)' park land of all such funds allotted by the require the building permit fees I planner to discuss e aptobepaid. was received indirectly as a state this year. plication with cabinet officers, res ul t of effortiby the Seminole City Manager Warren lie acknowledged their chief assistants and Zoological Society. that Knowles said college offi cials Senators John Vogt and Lori are members of the governor's working $14,575 In utility This has been a low year as Wilson and Representatives connection fees into their staff, Hattaway feels EUeni approval Lir as funds alloted by the MrMne and Vince burtt. 'This "a foregone ('oncluicti." want btiildin federal gu'rIu,,it to the state F'eciitel of th e )s1atite lliittats'a' said, inspections," Knowles said, for park development, Hatdelegation have been very "but are bound by state received, the grant will be when used (away helpful in the county's effor t to sa 00 id, and the $250 0 to acquire a 120-acre Lake grant would regulations" gain the grant. represent one-fifth Y. 17.92 The water tank site deal IigI Ird SWOFFORD HONORED BY EMPLOVES -- - will be to give the Pubhc and the board members some idea of what the zone changes will be r r the next school ,eir S&hool Supt. William Layer said Aho $ -- Sanford Seeks SJC Tank Site - Sylvan site on which the count y holds an option to purchase, The site includes 2600 feet on County FItor ' -S- _4ft - By JANE CASsF:l.HF:,t,ty MOTOR OIL 99 Qiart Board will hold a s ecial session Wednead'iyat 7:3p.m. in the county courthouse to dtscuss schOol boundaries i - .: On State Park Funds TRANSMISSION FLUID 3 Quarts OR ...... uwuy cnoo1 Dear Meredith. Dear Patti, I belleic ccr good little girl lean toys youareoneo littl-- girls who loves to ride and Chrilitmas so I will surely have takes good care of her horse. you 00 MY lift. Fm sure be will get an extra Leve,Sannta earrot and sme uEar n Cliristmas Day. Love. Dear Santa, My name is Jimmie Lerch and l five at 1Z7Oerninota Dear Santa Claus, Blvd., Casselberry, Fla. I Hinted lop Agenda Meredith - - uujiuic 2638 S.ElmSL Sanford - County Chances Good Boundaries -, - E ' F OR MORE 4TUE - SALES CASSELBERRY BY PHONE!! 7 Days a wee'c 24 flours a day SECUR I TY FEDERAL SV4'j IWO LOAN ASSOCIATION AT THE WINTER PARK MALL �— 4A—The Sanford Herald WILLIAM Tuesday, Dec. 18, 1973 The Sanford Herald SAXBE A' Mavenck He Was By BENJAMIN SHORE ( BILL VINCENT.JR Qf RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman _____ ______ SUBSCRIPTION RATES 53c Week Sit ?OS Mont hj -- ______ ______ ___ Ctor estimate that the company fired off a telegram to the would reap more than $1 task force chief warnin1 billion from the commercial against "tinkering with oil im ports." Th e task force was opening of Elk Hills. The Dutch-owned Shell Oil overruled by President Nixwould also ring up on's personal oil advisers. windfall profits. For the — When Mills let it be The Stewart Papers Much Are By SAM 81] WAR? Copley News Service As one who cringes at any mention $2 10 Month $71 aOl Year matters. We must presume that President Nixon, certainly with the he lp of Pat, has clung to any souvenir from his days in the House, vice presidency, the election defeats and the election victories, I don't recall having seen how many boxluils of papers President Nixon has accumulated, but I do remember that President Johnson took away with him, when he left the White house, more than 2,000 four, drawer filing cabinets, There enough room in the attic at the LBJ Ranch for all that, so the University of Texas provided a ten-story building. It will be Interesting to get the bulk deccript1ons on the Nixon papers to see 11 they surpass Johnson's. L!3J ha uled away with him more papers thanthecomblnedaccumulatjonsof Presidents Roosevelt, Truman, . Who creates the market? 2. Who Of course, should time reveal as many gaps in the scripts as there have beei in the ta pes, the market value may go down, and President N1xon may have to e for ,45o,o or less as a tax deduction, thus making more problems for the IRS and more fodder for New York ny individual or forrn responstbir for such reproduction will considered infringing on The Herald's copyright and ill be held liable for damage under the liw. md Sundays, except Saturday. -- The Herald is a member the Associated Press *hih is entitled exclusively to the use for reproduction of all the local news printed in th'S flsp4pet They Worth? Times editorials on presidential of April 15 as a sort of doomsday, what wi th no more dependent offspring in the fold, the thought of any tax &~-_Itff or tax exemption ",yes, tax dodge, stirs hope within the breast. Thus the revelation that President Nixon got a tax write-off of $500,000 for for donating his private papers to spawned an idea. The idea immediately hit a snag, raising two questions : he Sanford Herald may be reproduced In any manner 'ithOut written per mission of the publisher of The Herald and FDR, one of our most historyconscious presidents, had only 550 four-drawer filing cabinet., to show for more than 12 years in the white HOUSE. Of course, the Nixon papers have their value enhanced by the inclusion of originals of football plays sent to Redskin coach George Allen, first draft., of presidential addresses beginning "Let me make one thing perfectly clear," and letters from Brezhnev. These may provide a built-in value not present in what posterity might, but also might not, call the Stewart papers. For i nstance, our clan, friendly and gregarious, by and large, is Eisenhower and Kennedy - notoriously uncommunicative where the written word is concerned. Give and ye shall receive is a nice precept, and Its corollary is write, and you'll the flip itcomesout: don't write, and get no mail. _________ Herald Area Correspondents Black Community ,'1r...', Rear Lake - Forts? City '-. Lake Monroe Grace Spinks )fl 2611 9318062 Enftrpris. Geneva Oviedo StsY' U.ninetfe Edwards 661 8343 3.19 5203 Deltoni - Osteen Mrs Clarence Snyder fl2 4841 Cliukoula Liza 8ker i Wintcr Springs Natc-t Boo?.' 32? Adamant* Springs EIda NicP*1 These discrepancies in work roles sh ow up most noticeably on the wee er.d, say the directors of the American pertion of the project, which was conducted by the University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research. . Don Oakley It is then, they say, that employed men "indulge themIt selves in relatively urge a mounli of !t'isure activity. The house wife — shows a unjveril tendency toemploysunday as a da7 of rest ... her time spent on housework generally Mrs. Sisyphus: with falls or almost 50 per cent on that day. "The viiip!oycd wumar,, liuwever, Just about doubles (tie or without gadgets amount of time spent on housework on her days off from w(irk; clearly she must use them to catch up on these obligaWoman's work is never done, no matter what corner of the (ions rather than profit From them for rest and recupera world you look into, and especially for women who work both lion." inside and outside the home. The pattern was the same in all the study sites, despite When the time devoted to their jobs and their households is dramatic differences in economic development aumni! ..... '"!'.h',r,''!. ...................................................................... or!' '"' "'''r"o 'n'! *, 'vith a !'. 10 ..................... , ieetiiiw rek tha fl '.'ither luthcwivesoremplriyed men. The average housewife in Osnabruck. West Germany, for 'riiis has been documented in countries separated by enor- example, has at her dici,al an - rr;y of modern ronvenmu oit url. onuniic and political differences by an inlences and technoIuaca 'Iiniesaers" that might only tie ternationai undertaking call ed the Multinational Comparadreamed olin Kragujevac, Yugoslavia. Yet the total amount five Time-Budget Research Project, of time Spent on housework varies by an average of only one To find out how people spend their time, the project stirminute per day between the two Cities. veyed urban-id na ctaters In 12 countries — Belgium, This is because, the rearchers suggest, the time saved Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, France, Hungary, through the use of laborsavIng devices is quickly Peru, Poland, U.S.A., U.S.S.R., West Germany and b7 a household which is more complex and to whichabsorbed a much Yugoslavia. In each country, at least one urban center with a higher standard of upktp is applied. The woman who must pepuhition of from 40060 to 200,300 'a elecied and a repredraw water From a well is likely to tolerate a little more dirt sentative sample residents was asked to fill out diaries than the woman whose kitchen is run largely by pushL'uuon detailing their activities during a 24-hour period, devices. In ear, society, the study revealed, working women are in Even the nonemplayed, modern American homemaker, a double bind. 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STISCO 133 East Robinson Street — Downtown Orlando $iase.DW$sdIstaucat.t '' :::':-.- 3V~, RE-HOLlDAY SALE _ - force, cassefberry. Fern Park _ R ^ It I A P, 11 —v BEHUS Iftill _ MW _1"W" - , W 3 Day Navy's 80 per cent share of known he had a speaking Elk hills oil must be sold to engagement on the West Shell under a io contract Coast, Tenneco, the oiland - 41 behemoth, flew him signed by President Nixon.gas across the country in a This is ,worth about $2.6 sumptuous private jet. 'Yet he billion according to a could have made Just good General Accounting Office time in any one 0112asdaily estimate. scheduled commercial igh . The decision whether to fl ts Fog' Mills' office oM the Elk hills reserve, adknowledged he waited a meanwhile, awaits congres- month to pay back the $15,000 sional action, alter learning It was a crimiNIXON AND MILLS: When isal ontrlbutjon. When Gull President Nixon wanted requested It, cxplaintd a someone to clear him of In- spokesman. Mills paid it im' come tax irregularities, he mediately with a personal check because his campaign personally chose an old committee had been dissolvfriend. Rep. Wilbur MIlls, D ed. Lobbyist Arnold denied he Ark. knew the $15,000 was taken Th is has caused Some sour from corporate funds. Gulls comment in the cloakrooms Claude Wild didn't return our on Capitol Hil l. IlCongress is calls. of Ant) distance absorbed most of the twice as much as home phones. 4 fto rate increases granted to Theratloshoultibe boosted dto am , Southern Bell In January 1971 212 to one by raising business am SN and January 1972. ra tes by up to $3 and reducing Southern Bell also failed to home rates slightly, the rate a MW W9 V1W give sufficient justification for depar tment said. am par an increase to boost long disThe staff also recommended mu MW lance calls within Florida for rejection of a proposal to boost The commission delayed a all other telephone companies pay phone costs from adtmeto vote Monday after Its staff ree- In the state, the staff said. 20 cents. . ommended ust southern Bell The staff approved the re"Social Implications enter Te lephone Co. be granted ap- quest for a $20,7 million In. greatly into the rate-making proximately $82 million of the crease in local rates but ob- principles with this particular ON 1ttwo $306.8 million it sought in a pe.. jected to the company proposal type offering," the staff said in m t"31 tition filed last January. on how it should be divided be- finding the requested Increase mu ~ Commissioners Billy Mayo tween homes and businesses. notinthepublicinterest, supure and Paula Hawkins said they Southern Bell asked for an in. Southern Bell, which handles V.W needed to study the recommen- crease of75 cents a month for 70 per cent of the telephone um vi e datlons, involving the largest hOme3 and $l.90 for businesses. communications in Florida, WAI PAIt rate increase ever in Florida, The PSC staff said that would serves all the East Coast anda vor — before voting, make business phones cost only number .of other areas. Im MW Southern Bell already has um been granted $3i8 million of the Ocean Cruise To Nassau — t request as an interim increase. Leave Feb. 15, 1974 The PSC rate department — U$ '1 proposal called for cutting back Return Feb. 18 (Washington's 0!rlhdyj Ism vow th e other $74 million to approziIncludes Motor Coach mately $50 million, largely b)' Deltona to MiamhRdTl, reducing the increase — t,$ requested fcr long distance All Meals on Ship — lMl service. $ All This Only PluS Tax Port Southern Bell asked for $3& WKI vow — v_f million in higher toll rates. um ~ staff said only $17.1 million um ~ should be granted because long _927 Deltona Blvd. 441c' 9OflC 6% _____________ ___________________________ _________ - WHILE THEY LAST ivis IUIVMLLY u sse TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — The Public Service Commission today voted 2.1 to give Southern Bell Telephone Co. a $82.5 million rate Increase, the largest ever granted a public utility In Florida. _____ "There is an odd 18-minute gap in his heart beat!" R1 .4 Ir 0 PSC Studies Bell Rate Proposol MIX! 9" ____________ "b; THIS WEEK ONLY - Pow ______ ____ t noid a public hearing =1111 Rue ~ IV we M~ L'YJ ¶'t! ow GRIM timci sat ______ _____ wia.s air pollution rules to allow th e buring _ _____ UudU today and then act on an amendment t ____ Same As Home Delivery L.OflwQOd "A. _____ matter daily — '"' '' rs. TAlLAhASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Bus tickets and some freight-hauling by truckers will cost more in Florida soon as a result of Public Service Commission approval of ra te Increase requests. 1'he commission Monday also threw out a year-long study and opened the way for live new Intra-Florida a ir lines to begin service. twin rate increases involved movement within Florida. They were blamed in part on higher gasoline pri ces. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (All) 7be Florida Pollution Control Board Is th inking about relaxing Its air polluti on rules to let citrus growers burn wood during the fuel D , Bus Fares Go Up Citrus Relief Sought _________ CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Supt. RALPH HAYS Comp Room Foreman ublished — . - How I "f' rY lw: (42 it' available. If the wood is not available, the rule would give Peter Bal jet, pollution con trol director, the power to allow burning of "w ha tever they had avallabe In order to save the tree for one period of extreme cold," said Dick Shelton, department spokesman. MIAMI (AP) Negotia ti o ns between Flori da Power and lJght Co. and the striking electr ical workers have resumed in an eff ort to settle the 38.day strike. "The fact that the talks even resumed Monday means there's hope of a settlement," said Don Greist, an FPL spokesman. "Obviously the primary problem is still the question of w ha t action to take against strikers accused of acts of vandalism or violence," ".: ROYGREEN i%Jvef tIsing Manager - News Briefs Negotiations Resume . Nil Other Maii 52 70 Month ó Months $ts 20 12 m os $3710 .15 Postal Regla1ii, provi ttt all mail subscriptions e p.aid in advar,ce ntered as sa'cond clan August 27. 19 at the Post (SiC of Sanford Florida - Florida , _____ DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager In Florida '•: - WINIFRED F. GlELOs Comptroller since last year into con- advertising. sideration, "The feel of the people issuch He thI *h u. 1A Ora arnerir.a1i,,r. 0 0 uiu - - - pledged [f pfr f,. for fuel allotments allowing ILL. Culbreath, Tampa familes to take vacation travel. Electric Co.- vice president. The governor said he had "no The Department of CornIntention of stand ing, by and ruerce, meanwhile, anmiuunctd having an Industry as large as tourism making greater sacriflees than the rest of the economy." Federal allocations, based on November 1972 usuage, shortchange Florida because the SENTRY state had its warmest winter in PROTECTION, INC. 31 years in 1972, Askew said. SPECIALISTS IN Askew met Monday evening SECURITY SYSTEMS in his mansion office with execIttswkildist commmial utives of four power companies SwIlary that supply about 80 per cent of 3067977 the state. (Herald Photo by Bob Llnvd) ... - take Florida's 4 per cent growth namental lighting and outdoor -- , — TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) "We don't want to inconvcn- no significant change In unemJohn Wesley White, employ. suited from the energy crisis, Gov. Reubin Askew says he knee the First person of this ployment as a result of the ment security director, said 406 about the same as for the prewant., federal officials to build state unnecessarily," he said, energy crisis, vious week. new claims for Jobless growth, vacation travel and "We don't want to lose the first ____ weather fluctuation allowances Job in this state unnecessarily." into fuel allocation policies. The power officials said they fI .. He made the comment before had adequate supplies of fuel at leaving today for Washington, the moment but could face a k . _- - " where he planned to present his crunch during the winter if the case to Florida Cnreumen f"deral energy office diverts and William Simon, federal scarce fuels to other parts of'the energy chief, country. "The biggest point I hope to It was agreed at the meeting make Is the need for some that energy conservation would growth potential; that plus the have to come from voluntary or need not to mandate against use mandatory reductions by conCROWD HONORS KRIDER of fuel for recreation purposes sumers. HUNDREDS OF Seminole citizens and officials attended a reception right off the bat," he said. Askew suggested that FlairAskew is unhappy that feder- diana save energy by lowering Monday night at Brailey Odham's Sanora Clubhouse in Sanford at fuel allocations have failed to thermostats and turning off orhonoring Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce executive manager John Krider, retiring Dec. 31 after 19 years of chamber service. Story and related photos on page 1A. _________ CHRIS NELSON Magazine Editor Mail — . 8319993 SANFORD. FLA. 32771 JOHN A SPOLSKI. ASSoite Edit v -- 4i ______ WALTER A. GIELOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE, Generat Manager Home Delivery C,nitiLlflLbyULiidFutS14xa.. Inc } WASHINGTON — The going to do the President's Navy suspects that commer- financial wash, members• . TELEPHONE DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor by Jack Anderson . #anforbfirralb JANE CASSELBERRY Coury Fd'tc. Navy Oil ~b - — .J RICHARDS Sports Editor Y_ . TheRed In r%bi%wvv aeeKb ruei ror k.7roWTn fr tiballistic missile system, the nomination of With Kremlin -- "Instead of the great debates of the past," Saxbe said after two years in the Senate, "I find no attempt by th e present leadership of either party or sen ior members to try to change DA VID A. BRYANT mdfagln- Siphoning -40 dat oil companies may be have cmplaIned, the in. siphoning oil from both its vestigation should have gone Teapot Dome field in Wyom- through the Senate-House "It's like the guy playing piano downstairs in ing and the larger Elk Hills leadership and should never a bawdy ho use saying he doesn't know what's reserve in California. have been assigned by the A few weeks ago, Standard President to the committee going on upstairs," Saxbe commented in Oil of California opened up of his choice. typically blunt fashion. five new wells just north of Some congressmen suspect the government's Elk Hills that the President deliberfield. These wells are now ately selected Mills as the Castro's Cuba producing between 10,000 committee chairman most and 30,000 barrels a day* likely to whitewash the The Navy is concerned charges. Consider these that the oil Is actually being facts: drained from Elk Hills. By — Ml!s' owr. political By J. T. S. KELLY the eological "law of capskirts are soiled. A Mills aseconomic and technical aid to As of the end of 1972, Castro's aid to Cuba around $36 billion, ture, 'oil will COpky News Service run to a nearby sociate accepted a $15,000 prop up the stagnan t Cuban comnwrcial debt surpassed $2 wi th an addi tional $800 million well like water toward a cash contribution from Gulf MIAMI — Communist Cuba's economy." billion. Available U.S. off icial provided by People's Republic drain. debt to the Soviet Union is so Oil to help finance Mills' How much does Castro owe tirtsc t 1X-7Ork'cade of China and the Ettrr, Tht Navy has been tInat)le abortive )972 pr'cu1entia) rxeit it is ri to see how th Soviet Union? Ewopan countries. total to prove that Socai s pump- bid. The cash was Ira n,itPremier Fk1 Castro cou'd — ing military oil. But as ted ina sealed envelope from break wi th Moscow, even if he 'idence of its alarm, the Gulrs Vice President Claude wanted to. Navy has rushed to create its Wild to Mills' crony Carl ArThere are members of \ . f'i own drain by sinking three nold who, as it happens, was Congress, commentators and new wells within the Elk a lobbyist for the American calnpusinkllectualswho argue Hills field. Two more wells Petroleum Institute before that, were the United States to are planned. opening his own lobbying ofmove to reesta blish rela ti ons Doesn't Want Wells lice. with Cuba, the dictator -.•/ The drilling cost the tax— Gulf pleaded guilty on would prOfflptiy cut his u . . payers an estimated $450,000 November 13 to the criminal the Soviet Union and rejoin per well. Th is didn't both er offense of skimming the conhemisphere fmlly of nations. Sbcal which, Incredibly, is tribution from corporate Yet a consideration of squeezing profits from both funds. Yet Mills declin ed to facts and figures on Cuba's sides of the Elk Hills bound- return the $15,000 until we 0nth'jet100 . aries. For Socal has a con- began inquiring Into (1w 11 suggests that would require a tract to provide the Navy possibtity of federal If-, -' with its drilling equipment prosecution. It is a crime The Center for Strategic and and crews, punishable by a $10,000 fine International Studies, The Navy would pre fer to and two years In Jail to accept leave th e oil In the ground. a corporate contribution Georgetown University, But because of Socat's new knowingly. Parenthetically, Washington, D.C., has just wells, the Navy is forced to Mills' committee has granted t completed a thorough study - Sact ma ;,,, ta te Caribbean." _____ mc oil inuuslry tax oreaks, r i to drill wells It doesn't want. which permitted Gulf to get I ______ In Wyoming, three oil corn- away with a shockingly low One of the chapters In the panIs have been busily drill- 1.2 per cent tax rate In 1972. report, written by James f7_ ing oil wells around the in— Mills' joint committee Theberge, director of Latin ________ famous Teapot Dome reserve, whitewashed the Internal American Studies for the Representative John Moss, D- Revenue Service by claiming center, explores Castro's _____ lif., has charged that th e It didn't hound those on the Ca complete surrender, both Bureau of Land Management White House "enemies list." A politically and economically, to z and the Geological Survey let painstaking American Civil the Soviet Union. ______ the companies drill illegally. Liberties Union study showed ). Meanwhile, P resident Nix- just th e opposite and a high The study concludes th at 14 — on has recommended that th e IRS official has admitted years after Castro seiW Navy open its oil reserves for secretly to the Senate his government Is bankrupt civilian use to help ease the Watergate Committee that "Since Havana is unable to energy crunch. This would favors were grant ed at White generate the export earnings feWer mean unparalleled profits for House request sufficient to repay its external the oil com pa nies involved. jzjn, Moscow has been — White House task ___________________________ Billion-Dollar Profit forced force was about to bring more to reschedule Socal, for example, owns 20 oil into the United States in repayments on past inper cent of the Elk Hills oil. 1969 over the objections of debtedness and conItnue to Experts in the oil industry most oil companies, Mills provide mate yo es Credit part y. 3222611 - .; 71 lot %. 11 -_ 7#14 44) I 6_ - -; '_ ~_ _ Clement Haynesworth for the Supreme Court, the supersonic transport aircraft and Lockheed loan guarantee). When Watergate bioke, Saxbe said last April he thought the White House had known everyth ing all along, streamline Senate operating procedures and to reform the ancient seniority system that gives leadership to th e oldest, not necessarily the ablest. The Nixon White House never could figure Saxbe out. He supported th e administration on some key issues (no-knock anticrime legislation, opposed antiwar amendments, supported reduction of the minium-wage increase), but opposed the White House on others (the an- WASHINGTON A banjo-playing cattle breeder from rural Ohio, a man who hates phony" Washington social life and prefers singalongs wi th good friends, an outdoorsman who'll play golf in the rain and fly to Scotland to hunt grouse. That's William B. Saxbe, the 57-year-old Republican senator tapped as President Nixon's fourth attorney general in five years. Saxbe had become so bored with the Senate that he had announced his intention not to seek reelection when his first six-year term expired next year. So he as definitely available when Mr. Nixon needed a replacement for Elliot Richardson, who resigned in Ocotober. Saxbe is a lawyer, but his greater interest before entering the Senate in 1969, was raisin g cattle in Mechanicsburg, just as his late father had done. When he foun d th e Senate less than imuing, v; te:1dy t'; in mid-term and ref urn Co th e farm. After just one year in one of th e most coveted political jobs in the nation, Saxbe remarked: "The first six months in the Senate you wonder how you got the re. The next six months you wonder how the rest of th em got th ere." To say Saxbe never was accepted into the Senate "club" is an understatement, but unlike some members of Congress who are not impressed wi th the institution or their colleagues, Saxbe never had ridiculed fellow senabrs by name. He was a maveri ck from the start. The Senate GOP had him figured as a conservative when he arrived from Ohio, but he quickly joined the small band of Republican liberals and moderates who were trying to offer altern atives to the conservative majority in th eir OON.FRENCHAVE From The Start procedure down here." He bucked tradition by sup'orti ng efforts to Copley News Service Tht I 1 Tuesday, Dec. 18,1973-5A Iu kXi Will '4 QW! Poo _ . ____ __ __________ �-- 6A—The Sanford Herald - - ---.-4 -.- - 4-- _-- - - - Tuesday, Dec. 18, 1973 The Sanford Herald I -. - Save on toys I IF1 I II II ii Ifli I . II IT II II - • - .Mix #t&.6 shopping NII q Matinees Daily 2:30 P.M. STROBE LIGHTS 0 BLACK LIGHTS COLOR ORGANS. Blink to music convenience, 4 .. stores I I Ntnk'5 Plaza 1. - -. - A MU 4 Clip this and Save! or 1J0111. Reg. 199 \DOMEsnIC . 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Lets Clean Up Super Shoe Repair 'With OPEN 9-9 BankAmericard SANFORD PLAZA Family Bible Drapes o Speciolty P FOR WOMEN 0 ,F ry an MEN'S •' Dingo • Texas Boots Long Dresses & Pantsuits Use Berry's Coin u i Sch*ck 95 -OrIg. 12.95 NOW $ '1 I U .. - Jarman • Douglas SHOEE, FOR • UI •ts Velvet For The Holidays Hot Lather Machine Gall.ei Regular Haircuts. (a mm FEATURING The Memories of JFK :x pi .hi;. \ duta at tin' ') Shags- Razor Cuts-0 S uede o 0 100 /o BANLON SPECIAL ... enney We know what you're lookina for. SANFORD PLAZA 10-9:30 Mon thru Sat. 12:30-5:30 Sunday Shoes For TI,' Entire Family MEN'S JACKETS SA'1FODPLAZAONLy HAIRS11LING Men's Suits NEW ARRIVALS OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 SANFORD PLAZA 2 " t ltigtw" Art SANFORD PLAZA Mt %' ' He Black Light Posters ladies of your choice JL ¶FW( A•* . Living Bibles .. IAI 1. and steel hand nrao.4, for quicker stops' Charm Step, Angelino & 99c Req. 1.19 REG (mnr ca & Git Open Every Mite Till 9:00. Sunday 12:305:30 1U1 .....•.... 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OPEN sat. 1-6 Sunday% 111 Christmas Shop at Master Charge 0 00 F- -q 1, t 88" Pcitches 8 TRACK TAPES - 0 IA Camping Equipment 10% o!FI: [ 3 ROLL WRAPPING PAPER Double-Knits from 70 Double Kntsportcoats from have all accessories, toot Many stores ROSE BUSHES Req. 99c ore uUflS 1O/ OFF. • , I Fishing Tackle 10% OFF • Gift Ideas From HIS! that . 41 To THE UiOtT a handsome suit or sportcoat from 'S1000 HIS stories for men! We'll qift wrap it, FREEI DISCOUNT ON ANY PURCHASE Of $100 ... 01 0vj1 A 388 --4 -. - Lb. Box Reg. 4.49 i --• Drive-up windows open til 6 Mon. thru Thurs. until Christmas. We Close 2 p.m. Christmas Eve. 299 LYNN BROOK CHOCOLATES Its good to know it's there when you need it. adion THIS WEE Now! MUNSEY CORN POPPER I nmnSos -- ( PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY Limit Riqtit% Reserved SANFORD PLAZA ONLY I Jul UI3.JUII of the energy LOANS UP TO 25OO ______________________ a ARTHUR p. ACO _________________________ UflS iii 7 __ in view r I gcst ATIC are open -I- Let us watch the Kiddies do your shoppingi Featured I Events will remain unlighted, and fuel shortage. SEE Hey Mom! II most Chr*istmas Tree HOLIDAY EXPENSES? -1 - SANFORD PLAZA'S - NEED MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS SPECIAL ON LIGHTS A Our huge new gold plaza. II II 988 Silly Sammy by Marx. ride-on pu5h-alonq toy H twists his neck in all directions and honks Ilk and Sunday 1 to j p.Me in our BEAN BAG CHAIRS I and Monday 3 to 7 P.M. free saie San ta Claus Through Sunday in Sanford Plaza Friday 3 to 7 Peft Saturday 11 to 2 and 3 to 6 P.M. ,- plenty of Last Week Refore Christmas I Is Always * 9 park in _ Tuesday, Dec. 18, 1973-7A Take her hand—she loves lo walk. And she's got moving eyes, rooted hair that can be styled, jointed arms and legs. again and again. .- Master Charge Layaway BankAmerecard - -- ____ �8A_The Saiford Herald Legal Notice - Tuesday, Dec. 18, — - 'egal Notice Legal Notice Leal Notice - Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice The Sanford Herald - Tuesday,Dec.18,1973 9A TjiNtjce. (Continued from P.ip Legal Notice the Legal Notice Centerline of Itilby Branch FoliOw SR. 4)6 easterly to Forest thirty to SR. 419; Run northwest polling Place: South Seminole School, Oifcrd Road. Fern Park, Raltroao to the east line of Section Lake Avenue; Run Southerly on and 0t4 MOTION BY COMMISSIONER Street to t.ak Mary Road fax' the expeditit et atongh. Casselberry, I SCh0Ol nd eff,cie Commlssloner of Seminole Run west on SR. 419 to junctIon of Florida CenterlIne of saict Section. to the east : r ___ County. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND IN THE CIRCUiT COURT, D1IJMMOND, SECOIDEt) flY housing and hndIig Of vot.r,g and 19, TownshIp 215. Range flE; Forett lake Avenue to Ucujt Lake SR. 119 and S P 134. Run west on PRECINCT NO. 33 Florida, itt its Regular Mrctlng held FOR )untty 15TH Z.J,4 o---: line of Section 71, Towctsnip 295, SEMINOLE voting parapher,lia the Boarct co,tSstopp WILLIAMS, THE Cts.jb RoJ; Run east on Cl ufltfy Thc'ncecontlnt,e northeasterly along Drive; Run Welt on Forest Lake S.R. 134 to U S 17 92; Follow U.S. 17COUNTY, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, 1ff AND FOP ___________ on the6th day of November, 19?3.as FLORIDA, PRECINCT NO. 39 has BegIn at the Intersection of Range lIE; Thence run the centerline of Trliby Branch Drive to Eden Park Avenue; Follow east along FOLLOWING RESQLUTION WAS Club Reid to Country Club I e'ive; Begin at the In*ercticn of U.S. same appears on lhe record In the NO. 73I734E SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Rantout Lane and Country Club by Separate resolution, l;o th Centerline of Sttion 19. southerly to point of beginning ______________________________________ Railroad in Section 20. TO*flthip Eden Park Avenue sOUth to SCL UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT ConhlnuenortfonCountri Club recorded on this date, pursnt to 17 97 and the Oraflge-SeminOlI CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1411 A Minute Book for Said County. Polling Place: Portable at Road (SR. MA); Run east on DIVISION C Torjp 205, Range 3CC to the east Florida Statutes Secti 215. Range 2CC. to a point c.n the Railroad (Trllby Branch); Follow southeast corner o SR. 134 and U.S. -L THE REGULAR MEETING OP Drive to th Street; Cc'ntinu i east In re: the Marriage 04: V.' 10%.;), Ill WITNESS WHEREOF, I have In re: thea Marriage of. Country Club Road to Country Club County line. Go northeasterly On 'itt. of laid Sodl; Thence run east designated the following site OutSide THE BOARD O COUNTY COM on70ffi$tree?topOintof begEtvling. Ctnttrlinc of Eden Park Avenue; SCL Railroad southwesterly to 17 92, Seminole County, Florida, ARLIS STEVEN W000ALL, US 17 92 to the intersection of SR. hereunto set my hand and affixed BRUCE Road; Continue northeast on along ii. i'J. WAYNE tht Centerline of Section 70, DALTON, Husband, MISSIONER-S OF SEMiNOLE Precinct No 13 as a Thence run north ahng the cen Orange-Seminole County lini, West PRECINCT NO. 23 Palling Place: Because the Board the official seal of the Board ot Hust.iand and temporary Country Club Road to Lake Mary 434; Run southeast along SR. 4)610 Township ICS, Range terlineof Eden Park Avenue tO the thennorihoncountyllnelopoin,of MARLENE ELAINE polling place 39E to a point COUNTY. FLORIDA. ON THE 4th of County Commissioner5 of for Precinct No 13; County Commissioners thIs 4th day DALTON, Wife, Begin at Intersection ctf SR. 1)4 Road; Run south on Lake Mary the Intersection of Floral Boulevard on the centerline north line of Section 20. Township begInning, of the ACL DAY OF DECEMBER, AD.. sf73. Seminole County ts eterrnined Eastbrook Swim Club, Seminole BETTY JEAN W000ALL. of December, $97) (Oxford Road); Follow Floral Puneaston2Sth and 5177 (Mailland Avenue); Run Roadto2SthStreet. 7)5. Range 79E Thence continue Railroad line; Thence run Southerly NOTICE OF ACi'tOPl County. Flcrida Polling Place: Florida Power that no .ccommos,.,ns t(1lently (Seati lioue.rd (Oiford Ro.sdi southerly Strent to th old SCL Railroad rh? n 'i P. 138 to inters,ecton w,!h along the (Cfllt - line of the ACL TO MARLENE ELAINE WHERLAS, Hor.cla S?tut PRECINCT P40, 4.4 rrIh along the centerinc of Eden Employes Lounge, Bear Lake, Seaboard Coast Line Railroad main Of *ty; Run South Ofl the old SCL extit within Itus Prc'crnct acic' uate AMENDED Ic the Orange Seminole County line, Arthur H II('(k*ith, Jr., DALTON Railroad to the south line of Section . Park Menue in Scctl $7, Township Seminole Cnty, FlCrida. providfl for changes In etectinn for thi npedal.ous and .1 PIctent Be-gin at a point Onlh South Inc of Run along the Orange-Serfliflole Clerk NOTICE OF ACTION RaIlroad till it merges with the SCL lIne track; Follow south along 35 is, Central Avenue Range 79E approlimalely 2600 PRECINCT NO. 17 70, Township 20$, Range XE; districts and pofling places during housing ma handling of votin i and Section 3), Township is, Range THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO of the Board of Railroati;Confinueon5Cl Railroad CnntytinetothepOintOfbiginflifl9. c SCLRR main line track ho InChicop,i Felts, feet toe point on the north lens' of Lot lb Thence continue 500115 along Ih 3 nurnb.ertd ',eri. and Resin 0? the intersection 01 U.S. trrsectlon with Spring Lake Road; *11115 XE, approximately 3.175 feet from voting paraphpqnlia, he Boar'it nas STEVEN P ' ' .?.i County Commissioneqs Polling Place: St. jonns Village WOODALL 10 the Intersection with an Massachusetts centerlIne of the ACL Railroad )2.McNeIIsOrangevllla,plat (look 17-93 and wHeREAS. increasing population by separate resolution. also the southwest corner of in SR. 136; WHOSE RESIDENCE IS THE in and ton Run Run westerly on Spring Lake Road imaginary line representing the Craft shop. 750 Oxfotd Road, Fern sad section; SectIon YOU ARE Township 7OS, Range 3CC NOTIFIED that necessitated changes 11% t1sI recoid on this date, puru 2. Page CV. as recorded In the Public southeasterly on SR. 1)4 tO itt- to intersection with 5-437 (Maitland Sanford Grant Line; Run notthwest Thence run east along Ihe losilh line nt to an STATE OF GEORGIA. COUNTY Park, Florida — Seminole County, Florida to a point on the Centerline of Stale action for dissolution of Begin at the junction of the St. Records of SemInole County; tersection with Red Bug Lake RO.)d Avenue); location of polling places wthin Florid1 Statutes SectIon tO 1.7$. of Section Publish; marriage OF MU:O0EE, AND WHOSE Dec. on the Sanford Grant LIne to the PRECINCT NO. 40 . TOwnthip 71S. Range Road JohnS River and the EconlockhatII. 2). 21, 21, 1913 RunnOriflon$lfltopoinf 477; t. Thence run Thence run eaSt approxImately 20 and Winter Park Drive; Run nnj. has been filed against you and OU MAIL1P;C, ADDRESS IS; southwesterly ma alirration of pcncts des,gnated the following site ouIside 3CC to the southeast Corner of saict DEW 91 BIglflatapOlntonthewuthIil'leOf ARIES glnnIng at cttee Creek at the eastern County Intersection with Country Club are required to serve a copy of along the centerline of State Road feet to the northwest corner of Lot 7. itterly on WInter Park Drive to in. and precinct boundaries. and Precinct Plo I as a t*mixirary section; Thence Continue STEVEN WOODALL. C 4, Road; Run north on Country Club Section 31. TownShip 2)5, Range 0, polling Place: Seventh day Ad east along line; Pun west and south along the Forest Lake Heigh?s, P1st Book Ii. written defenses, if any, to Ityour 177 approxImately 3,350 feet to a on WHEREAS. In omptiar.ce with polling Place for Precinct N( . I: the South line of Section 34. Town 1st and 79th INFANTRY, FT hOE, said point being approximately teriecti'onof Queens Mirror Circle; vtntIt Church, Attlmonte Springs. Road to Rantoul Lane; Continue Econlockhatcptee Creek to the point on PlaintIff's attorney. Ira Pageu. Public Records of Seminole Follow the centerline of SEMINOLECOUNTYPLANNING Queen's Longwood FIørija Statutes, the Board of Portable. Sanford Middle Scihool, Mirror Circle north- Florida, ship 71S, Range 3CC to the centerline Wm. Mc. BENPIING, GEORGIA 3)906 north on Rantoul Lane to point of 1370 feet from the southeast corner Coltum, Jr., of PITTS, EUBANXS. Seminole County line; Run cast on County; Thence run north ap. westerly to South Tliplett Lakç Hills Road; Thence run west along AND ZONING COMMISSION County Commssloners of Seminole Sanford. Florida. of State Roact 136; Thenc, run nt AtwornpetltiontorDissolu,Icmof . Beginning of Section 31, Township 715, R.in;e the Seminole County tine to the St. the Centerline 01 Longwo ROSS & RUMBERGER. Notice of Public Hearing County has by resc,Iutionon the 4th PRECINCT NO. psoximatety 25 feet to the Centerline Drive; Follow South Triplett Lake PRECINCT NO. 26 Hills westerly along the Centerline of MarrIage a Vinculo having been Polling Place, Portable adjacent 3OE; Said point also described as the Johns River, Run north on the St. of Forest Road whose address is to the west Post Office line The Planning anJ Zoning Corn day of December. AD.. describect of Section 79, lake Drive West; Thence Dfivp northwesterly nd westerly to Begin at the junction of U 5 Sited regarding your marriag, to Begin County line and Intecst1 le I Slate Road 436 to the to south sIde 01 Mayfair Country Johns River to the point of begincenterline of Easlbrook Boulevard; mission cit Seminole Coon west line of Township 20$, Range XE; Thence run east along the centerline of Triplett Lake Drive, Follow Triplet? and SR. 421; Follow SR and set forth the boundats and atL3keMonroe;Runsoutni I 4 tc BETTY JEAN W000AIL, in Seclon 31 TownshIp 7)5, Range fl Club, Seminole County. Florida Thence run northerly along the ring; Eactuding. however, that area continue westtrly along the ten Florida, will conduct a pubhi limitS 04 the Forest Lake Drive West ap- Lake Drive northerly to intersection westerly to SCL Railroad; Follow P.1ECIPICT NO. 33 January 21, 1971, and file the Circuit Court In and for Seminole Section lIne Section 71 705. . centerlIne of Eastb,00k Boulevard descrlbe in Precinct 7*, XE. Thenceconllnuenr,,thwflterly terline of Longwoo Hills Road in proximately 6 hearing to consider recommending feet to the cm- of Oakwcod Drive as though Oak SCL Raltroadnortheasterly (staying polling places of macPt precMcl, and 29E; Run tst on sCull; Ine Sec lion original with the Clerk of this Court County, Florida, the Short title of j' aIW'Ig the Centerline of State Begin at a point on the centerline to the centerline of Howell Branch -4 either Polling Place: Community I$ouse, lerline of Forest Lake Drive; wood before service on Plaintiff's . 'a' Road SictionIC, Township 205. Range 3CC a pr000sad change of zoning from WHEREAS. the Board of County 34 20S-flE to southeast co, ncr Drive were extended east; on the western track) to CofIntry of State Road 477, in SKti 79, Road; Thencerun easterty along the ich i IN RE. THE MARRIAGE 4,14 In Section 33, TownshIp 2)5, Chuluota. FIOII4O a'torney or to a point on the west line of said ....... L L _ 7 General Retail Commerci I CommIssioners of Seminole County SecliOn 73 529E; Run west on Thence iun northerly along the Follow Oakwod Drive west to in- Club Road: Run north on Coutitry Township 205. Range 30; Said point centerline of Howell Branch Road to imnedlately thereafter; OF: AR 1.15 STEVEN W000AL __________________________________ Range XE to the centerline of PRECINCT NO. I centerline of Forest Lake Drive lersection wIth Sunset Drive; Run Club Road to the Sanford Grant being the center point of the in District to M IA Very Light Ii. otherwise a default will Lii entered Husband, and BETTY JEAN section; Thence continue Southerly ha; determined that r C outt Iin of Section 23 705- 7CC a point on the east line of SectiOn 31 against you for the relief demanded BegIn at a point on the SOuthwest approximately 1C 'i i Winter Woods Boulevard; Thence along the centerline of dustrlal District on the foilowi commodatlons presently exilt t Long*ood feet to the north and west on Sunset Drive to Line; Run southeasterly on Sanford tersectlon of State Road W000ALL. Wife, these presents southe•st corner S Cclin the Complaint or Petition, run westerly along the Centerline of 437 arid the Township itS, Range 30E; Said i. Hills Road In Section 25, Township described properly; corner of Section 21 Township 21$. centerllneof State Road 436; Thence intersection of U.S. 1792. Run Grant Line to US. 17-92; Run South r_ withIn precincts 1.27,27, 42. 43, and ion 3?.70S-39E; command you to apprar and tilt I Run vest ACI Railroad; Thence run uth Winter Wooct B-oulevarct to a point point also thscrlb.d as the con WITNESS my hand and seal of 305. Range 29E, to All that part of North 291.7 fet 17. adequate tOt thC t*peditiov, *nd on %Outh lint of Section 31 705 2 IE to a point on the Ran'Je )OE. Th',,e run east along run easterly along the centerlIne of southwesterly on US, 17-92 to point weSterly on U_S 17-92 to point of westerly along the centeriine of yoijr Answer or Other defense cx t tef line of Dike Road; Thence run this Court on December 7th, on the centerline of Nottingham South line of Section 23, TownshIp Lot 9) lying East ci Hwy 17.92 and all southilne of Stction 7$, 215, State Road 436 to Ihe east line of of beginning, efficJ.nt hotning nd handling of Little WIkiva River. Run nor beginning. pleading with the Clerk of the Circuit Drive; Thence run Southerly along State Road 437, approximately 3350 north along the centerline of Dike Range3OEtothesoUtp*astcprn,rof Section 17. Township 215, Range 20S, Range 24E; Said point being voting Ind voting parØ)Prn1Iia th*1"ter$y or the LtIie Wekiva Polling Place: Casselberry Polling Place: Lake Mary Firt feet ba point on the centerline of Arthur Road to the northeast corner of the centerline of Nottingham Drive aPproximately H. Blckwith. Jr. lying East of Hwy Section 21. TownShip 7)5. Range 39E; Thence continue easterly along Women's Club, Casselberry. 17-92, SprIng 150 feet west of the within said precincts Florida, and serve a copy thereof on Florida House, SE corner Wilbur Avenue Lgw Rivpr 10 the Wekiva River and to a point aPproximately 170 feet Hills Road; Thence run Section 31, Township 2)S, Range Clerk Circuit court Hammock. PIat Book 7, Pages 7. TPencecontlnue east along the tbecenterllneof5pl36lnSectlon 16. PRECINCT PlO. ii southNt corner of said section, and First Street, Lake Mary, weit along the Centerline NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Coufy line; Fg4law County line Petitioner's attorney, Jack T. north of the South nortn Ine of Section 34, Township TownshIp 71$, Range 2VE to the fly line of Sect ion , of 30E; Thence Continue northerly Joy Stokes 1, and Thence 5. Public Records of Seminole continue south along the east RESOLVED by the Board of County north t- the St. Jchns River; Pc11w BegIn at the interectlon of San florida bridges, of Clevetartcj, Mize& Berry, Longwood H Ills Road to the west line •long the centerline of Dike Road in AS Deputy Clerk Township 215, Range 3CC; Thence tine of Section County, Florida; 715. Range 3CC to a point; Said centerlIne of SR 431: Thence run ford Oledo Roa.i (S P 1191 C:vi.rs nt Srnn&e County, Cc,rty tne southraterly on thi 5? Tnthip 205, PRECINCT NO. 27 and Post Office Drawer 7. Sanford 4 F'uhtith Dec 1), p&rit '7, TcrhIp 535 R,ir.ge run SOuth to the- South line of Section a 5ert'ri 26, TOwnihip 7)5. Ranje 7ItS ft Fijrltier- dcsLrted .is CV.? s-dr 01 If, 26, 177) !-Oth ?'Ot thr rentert,n.' ot R 13) Range 79f1, It t5o %Qulhc','i'I corricm lr c'. I', f' •:;-.-: '; I, ;. ;. Otrj (;t Lro k.,!rIIJ Lae r-'n t 0 Vulu,i and Ulr;d 37771, n or Lctoni, the Ilib JJ.:'. r tl.- -, rt ut be 3) 1onsr Jan I, 1974 tio:n !t r.uethwrst corner of ecttn )E. T I1CflCC Contin weSterly 21'.., Range 3QEE, al to tt OL. to a point. Sala Point being US Hwy 17-92 and West oh Sta e of saia Section, Thence run west 41. 43. arId 47, the toliowng tern. Ci.th tnr 04 Sedi:si 1$. Charm branch). Run northeasterly County Ilneon the St. Johns River at (fl JC LL.-1 it, ning. day of January, AD. 1974. or described as poInt ci beginning, along the centerline of Lonqwood approximately 145 feet north of the Hwy 1)9, ontiguot,s to both, im DEW-4 along the south line of SectIon 3ó, 34. Township 215, Range )OE, Said Tcwflthip 215, Range 2CC; Thence on lw railroad to 25th Place; Run Ostitn BPIdge ISP. po,ary polling places be desiated, otherwise a Potting Place: Wil5i SctioO$. default will be entered Polling Place: Parking Lot of Sen Township 70$, Range 415);corner .0110* Hills Road In Section 30. Township centerline of Princes mediately Plr)h at anS contiguous Gate League's poInt also described as the ccii. run$outherlyalongtpt,cestterllnio, mast cm 73th Place to Mellonviite S,R.4)Swesttothenorlhweit said polling places being outside Paoia, Florida lIE 10 the egainst you. tcrline of Howell Branch Road; Range3oFtoapolntonthewest to Spring Hammock Trailer Pa.k. Boulevard: Thence continue nor. Jose Apartments at the corner of SCuthwcjl corner of said REGISTRATIONOF their respective precInc.t;, but Section; SR 131 In Section 2), Township 71$, Avenue; Run north on Mellonvllle 01 SiCtiOn 32 1953W.. Run south Oft tineOdsald$eclinj,; Thencecontinue therly along WlTNESSrnyhandandQft15 PRECINCT NO. 3 Wade, Highway 136 and Winter Wocx2s Thence run west alcisç the This public hearing will be held Ire the centerline of Dike Thence run easterly along the Range 7CC to a point, said point Avenue to 2Sth Street (S.R U); Run west line of FICTITIOUS NAMES contiguous thereto: south line Clerk Of the Circuit Court, on this 6th Begin on County lineI the OlPn centerline of Howell Branch Road to being approximately Section 32-)9S31E to Sosithefly along the centerline of Road in Section 77, Townsrtip 21$. Boulevard in the County ot of Section 35, Township 795, Range the County Commission Chambers corresponding secretary; feet south We, the undersigned, being duly day of December, A 1)., 1973PRECINCT NO. 1 st on 25th Street (SR. 44) to the Geneva Avenue (SR. 44); Run wilt Lungwood BridgI and the St. Johns Rhret; Seminole, State of Florida, a point on the east Hills Road in Section 75, Range )OE to the mast line of Section iCE, to the point of beginning. of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, $worn,doherabydeclareunderoath (Seal) line of Section 31, Cl the centerline of Hillview Drive; Sanford City Limits; Run south on Geneva Avenje to Mellonville Township 2. Range 7CC to a point Tempotary Polling Place: Pot. Follow the 51. Johns RI vet present PRECINCT P40. 43 on January 9, 1971. at 7:30 P.M.. or that the names of all persons in 21, Township 215. Range )OE: Township 31S, range 3OC; Said point Thence run east to the easi line of along the Polling Place; Because the Board table, Sanford Middle School, Avenue; Run north on Mellonville Arthur H. Btckwith, Jr. (County line) southeasterly to Slate also described as the centerline of Section 71, TownshIp 2)5, Range imaginarySanford City Limits to an th* 90uth line of Section 75, Begin ala point onttee south line as soon thereatler as possIble. Thence continue east along the SInford, Florida if of County Commisjoners of lerested in Ihe busIness or line parallel to the East- Avenue to the south shore of Lake Township Clerk of the Circuit Court 55, ________________________________ SectIon 20, Township its, Range Planning Dike Road; Thence run north along 7CC: Thence continue 205, Rang, 7CC; Said centerline of Dike Road In Section and Zoning east in Section West Airport- runway; Run cast Monroe; Continue north into Lake Seminole County has determined profession carried on under the PRECINCT NO 31 By: Ce-celia V. Ekern . Johns River; Run south intO I e point being approximately ISO feet the centerline of Dike Road to the fl. Township 715, Range CommIssion 36, TownshIp 71S, Range 30E to the XE; Saidpolntaisodesc,ib,d15,h, that no accommodations presently names of SEMINOLE GARBAGE Temporary Polling P*ace San Deputy Clerk 7CC, to a along the ImagInary line parallel to Monroe on a line projected from west .kssup staying In the center of Ieke southwest corner Of Lot 3, Block fi of the Southeast corner of said northeast corner of Section 31, polnton the east Seminole County, Florida line of SectIon 26, Township 7)5, eaSt exitt within this PrecInct adequate lard Cii.c Centri-, Sanford, Florida SERVICE at Sanford. Seminole Jack T. flrldges, of right of-way line of the east-west runway to Beardall Mellonville Avenue to the Voitna . .ks%up until running into a weit em English Estat, Unit 2. Plat Book Section; Thence continue south. Range 30E; Thence continue east fly; J, B Williams, for thi e,peditiøus and efficient PRECINCT HO. V Courtly, Florida, lnd the extent of Cleveland, Mite & Berry Township 2)5, Range 30E; Thence Mathews Road; Thence run north Avenue; Run South on Beardall Seminole County lIne In Lak* along the west line of Section extension of Satt crk: Run sciitiS. $3, Page 5.1, Public Recorcts of c0ntunvt northerly along the con Zoning Director 3), along the cenferlineof Dikp Road in along the east right-of way line Of Avenue to an housing and hanaling of voting and the Interest of each, is as follows: Post Office Drawer Z Temporary Polling Place: San. westerly and weSt in the crntet of -, Seminole Count',. Thence run north voting paraphernalia, imaginary line cx. Monroe; Follow the Volusla- TownshIp 20$ Range 7OE to the Section 25. Township 2)S. Range Publish; Dec. 15, $913 tesline of Dike Road in Section 26. Mathews Road to Extent of Interest the Board has lord CivIc Center. Sanford, Florida Lake Jetsup to the Center of an Sanford, FlorIda 3777% the North line of lending south from Beardall Avenue Seminole County line southeasterly sOuthwest corner of said Section; along the west DEW $1 line of Lot 3. Block B, C to the centerline of Tuskawilla Townthlp7lS,Range3oE,toa point; Section 22, TownshIp 215, Range 100 Per by separate resolution, also Cent PRECINCT NO. 43 t F'11. Attorneys for Petitioner to the center of Lake Jessup. Run tom point of beginning. ImagInary line running due south i I .. ____________________________ English Estates, Unit 7 to the nor. Said point being approximately 115 ?9E; Thence run west along Thenceruneastalongrnec,nt,rline Gabriella Road; Thence run South recorded on this date, pursuant to Frank 0. Williams the west through the center of lake Publish; Dec. 11, 15, 26, and Jan. 1. Polling Place: Because the Board of Timporary Polling Place: from BearcsallAvenuj; Run north ton ..th*is? corner of said lot Thence run State Road 434 to the southeast along the centerline of Tuskawillaft north of the centerline of rorm line of Section 32. Township Florida Statutes STATEOFFLORIDA 7) Section $01.71. 1911 Seminole High School. 5,n(otd, tnt imaginary line to Bmsrctail Jessup to the mouth of Soldiers of County Commissioners of corner of SectIon INVITATION TO BID Prins Gate Boulevard, Tpten east along the south right of way S P.09 ICE approximately 2.5 feet. Creek at the shore 31, TownshIp lOS, designated the following site OUtSide Gabrlella Road to the %Outttlifl# of COUNTY OF SEMINOLE DEW 13 of Lake .Jetiup; Seminctc County has de)rrmncd Range 30E. Thence ccmtnue east CITY OF SANFORD Aenur; C trv'e r.;th on Bearctall continut northerly along the cenline of Derbyshire Road ap Precinct No 17 as a temporary Section 75. TownshIp 2)5, Range Sei,orn to arid SubScribed bctore PRECINCT N0 4 to 'the southeast corner of Lot 226, Pn west along Soldiers Creek to that no acronimoctations presently along the centerline of State Road WATER LINE to an imaginary line ,ara lid ';j.r'i. proximately 70 feet to a point, said polling place tot Precinct No 47 let-line of Dike Road in SectIon 27. )3E. Thence continue south along TralIwood Estates Section 7, PIat the point of beginning, ACVERTISEMENT me thi5 6th day of December, A o Temporary Polling Place: and adjaccid to the east -west run MATERIALS exist withIn this Precinct adequate 131 lii Section 32, Tgwnhip 30$, point also aCri as the TownthIp2)S,RangexEIolhest Book II, Pages 12 and 13, PubliC 1973. .: the centerline of Tuskawillan. Long*ooct Community Building, INViTATION FOR The Easlbs'ook Swim Club. Eas*brnok way of the Sanford Municipal A Polling Place: Seminole County for the expeditious and efficient Range 30 C to City of Sanford, Florida, line of Section 4• terline of Oxford Road; Thence run City of Longwood, County of the southeast Gabriella Road in SectIon 36, Sheila A. Cunningham CONSTRUCTION BIOS 27. Township 2)5, Recofdsof5erninofeCounty;The Agricenter, Seminole County. housing and handling of voting and _4Jf'••. Invites bids on water line valves Boutev)rd. Seminole County, port; Run west on the Imaginary Iinc corner Range 30E; 1hne continue east run north along the east line of Florida, of northerly along the centerlini of Section Seminole. FlorIda, 32 flotary Public, TownshIp 215, Range 3CC to the SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM votungparaphernalia,th,Boardhas Township 205. Range 30E; porallc'f to the eost west runway tO I along the centerline of Dike Road it. Traiin'ood Eslf.tes Section 2, i'. Sec Oxford Road t the Centerline of PRECINCT NO. 41 State of Florida centerlIneofStat,R436; Thence Longwood,Floq-ida 'iII.4 PRECl:4T NO. 47 PRECINCT NO. IC on the attached list. . by separate resolution, also Thence run north the Sanford City Limits; Run notrUt along the east line Cartton Road; Tienec, run west Section 76. IownthIp 31$, Range 3CC lIon IS, Township 71S, Range flE run east along the centerline of State Sealed proposals for the con Begin at a point on the Centerline My Commisslcqi Expires: flegi.i at Temporary Polling Place: Item 1 the intersection of 25th recorded on this ctate, on the Sanford City Limits to 2 Sits along the centerline Of Cartton p to the east line of pursuant to of Section 37, TownshIp 705. Range structlon of a Sanitary Sewer of State Road 436, said point being AprIl 70, 1976 Road 13610 the east line of Section I -ooi CCrmuntt Bui:dn, Valves Section 26, (.Pproxima?eiy 660 feet; 'hence run Street and Lake Mary Road; Run Florida Statutes Section (S R er -t' en. : 5 : to the east right Cl-way line of 3 Towop to the uS. rvtrth.-ast corner of saId Range SOE; The.'tce east awproximately thece.nterof the intersection of Ste'e PublIsh- Dec. ii, II, 26. 1973 and System for longwood Florida, will 640 feet to the Twnth!p 215 Range Item II Longwood. Florida E. southwest along to designated the following Lake Mary Road site Slreep (SR. Mi to Silver Avent1. outside Section; Thence run west along the Winston Road, Inence run north Roact 4 be received al lIe- City nell un:li arid 1, •i,11 continue east along the centerline of %outiwrat corner of Lot 7. Block 20. an imaginary line representing Thence continue along tee cenlei-line Ii tate Road 13%; Fittings BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Run north un Silver Avenue to 7 Ith me precinct No. 27 as a temporary north line of said Section 10 the along the east right of way line of 1:30 PM., January II, t?7I Bids '.% Dike Road In Section 25, Township Weathersfleld 2nd AddItion, Ph? Sanford Grant line; Pin Thence run South along the ccii DEW-I) Utat of State Road 47$ in Sctlon 3), Item Ill wnere the abovesald Street; Run east on 24th Street to southeast polling place for PrecInct No. 27 centerflneoftheAcLRailroadrightWinston Road approximately 33 feet let-lIne of State Road 131 to the south will be opened and read In a public -1 215, Range 3CC. to the centerline of Book 17. Page 103. Plic Records of along the Imaginary Sanford Township 3)5. Range 31E to the Service line designatin of phIng places shall Burrows lane; Run north material Grant Sanford Civic Center, Sanford. Dli -to the northwest corner ot Lot 3, line of Section 16, Township 71S, Thence run north along the () rneehlng at the City Hall, Longwood, Tuskawilla Gabriella Road; Thence Siminole County, Thence run east Line to U.S 17-92; Run northeast Florida. centerline of Dean Road; Thence result in the voting place for two or Burrows Lire to an Imaginary Ii Item IV _ . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, tie centerline of the ACL Railroad rightBlock C,, English Estates. Unit 3. Range 79E; Thence run southerly Florida, at 7;30 PM., January 11, runnortherlyaIongthecl,,lif alongthesouthllfleofweathersfi.td along US 17-92 to DeSota Drive; PRECINCT NO. run southerly along the centerline of Repair clamps more pr einr$s being located for running due ncrth from Burro n's EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 1971 i'Tuswitta.Gac,.- Ia Read to the lit and 2nd Additis, 'o of way in Section 29. Towrnhlp 205. along the Ccntertine of State Road Phat Ilool 11. Page 65. Pvbl.t Dean Road Iothesoutheast cornerof Item v the Run nOrth and northwesterly etong vrpzses of an election in one Lane to Celery Avenue (SR 4l P. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Beg1n at the Intersecteen of 12th Range30E.totlepolntof beginning. Records of Seminole County, Plans, specifications, north lint of Section 25, 1nthIp southst corr.er Of Lot 1, Block 3, DiSS.otO 431 In SectIon Section 21. Township 71S, 3). TownshIp 71$. Range and other Galvanized repair couplings " COUNTY, FLORIDA building, the voting placet tot the Continut north on the imaginary Iine Drive to El Portal Avenue; Street and Sanford Avs.nue; Run _ '*29r 2)5. Range 3CC: Thence cOntinue Thence run east along the north line Range 7CC, to a point: Said point Polling Place Longwood Corn contract documents may be Wea'hersfieki 1st Addition. Plat Run 3tE: Thence run west along the Item VI seeral precincts Involved shalt be to Ceter-y Avenue (SR. 415): RiJn CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1770.0 halongElpoctatAvenueto South on Sanford Avenue to 25th munity Building, northwest of Lot 3 examIned Block northerly along the cdnterlin. of Book 12. 0 English ttte at Estates, being approxImately -I Page 46, office of Glaco and 213 feet South corner south lIne of Section 3), TownshIp eitabl;h P'pe and PublIc Recc.i-ds of an imaginary line representing an Street; Run west on 25Th Street lu of Wilmer Street Ind Warren ma:ntainect east on Celery Avs,t IS R 115) to THE CITIZENS BANK OF RdiiIfe.. tnt, Winter Park, Unit 3. to the northeast corner ot of the centerline of Hill View Drive, Tvskawilla Gabriella Road to the Semnole County; Thence run north easterly extension 215 Range 3)E to the southwest Item VII separate and apart from each cttter point of beginning OV1EDO, a banking corporation Florida A of Terrace Drive French Avenue (17 921; Run centerline of Red Bug north Avenue, Town said lot; Thence run sooth Lake of Longwood, complete set of bidding Thence run east to the east line of ap Road; alongtheeastlinf Wutherslield Sleeves and Bell Clamps corner of said Section; Thence existing under the laws of the state in said buDding, and toElPortatAvetiue; Runwest along Oli French Avenue to 17th Street; Polling Place: MIdway Fiire documents, including plans and Seminole County, Florida proxImately 35 feet along the west Section 7), TownshIp itS. Range All bids shall be sent It, sealed continue along the Southline of 0 Florida. Thenceriw,s?apongthec,erIine lStAddi?lontotfieSouthwettcot,,,s. said imaginary line to Georgia Run east on 17th Street to P040? of BE II FURTHER RESOLVED Hotjse Jitry Avenue. Semino (I! RIS T.!..is I.\ I . iLL. 1 'l'iv.\ line of Lot 5, Indian 111115. Unit 6. PRECINCT NO. 34 specifications may be obtained 2CC: Thence continue east in Section envelopes and marked "Bid of Red Bug Lake Road to the west of Lot 17, BlockS, Weather's(ield 1St Avenue; Run norTh on Georgia beginning. Sectiotn34,3$,and3i,Towmfliilp,,S, tha, saict temporary polling places County, Florida Plaintiff, from Glace I. Radcliffe. Inc., line of Se<tion 24, T0*nthip 215, Addltlot,; Thence run east along lhC Avenue to 7.5th Street; Run west on Plat Bock Beginatapolntonthesouth lirwof 1$. Page60. Public 31, TownshIp 215, Range 7CC to a 1317 Water line RaregelOF.,totlepoenf of beginning Materials" Bids shall vs be recorded in thp Official Record PRECINCT. No. I Polling Place: c:ty Of SiflfOS'd Palmetto Avenue, Winter Park, Section 11, TownShip 2) South, Rccoras of Seminole County, to the point on the east right of -way lIne of Range 30E; Thence continue west tooth line of Weathersfietd 1st Ad Polling Place: EaiJbrooi. Swim beintheCityManager'sovfice.Ci,y MARY EMMIE POLPIILI, et al., Florida, Book In the Office of the Clerk 01 the 7sth5treettomepolnlof Utility Building Sanford. Florida beginning Begin at the intersection of Palm along the souttiweif corner of upon deposIt of U000. Range 79 eo..t: Said poInt being Club, Lot 5, Indian Mathews centerline of Red Bug dillon to the Road; Thenc, run north Hall, Sanford, Florida, Circuit Ccis-t of Seminole County. 3pring; Drive and Semori southeast corner of Lot Eastbrook not later Boulevard. Polling Place: Seminole High PRECINCT NO. Defendants. of officers at In Ofe half ( -i) of the plan deposit Hills. Unit 6; Thence run easterly along the east right-of.way line of approxImately 1,110 feet east of the than 1 30 P.M. FrIday, December Lake Road in SectIon 73, TO*hip $1. Weathersfiefd Is? Addition; $hool, Sanford. Florida. Seminole County, Florida, Florida, arid that thi; resotuilon be Boulevard (S P 43&) Run norm a14' NOTICE OF SUIT Begin at the Intersectionof French southwest corner of said section. will be refunded alter the bid date along the south line of Lot S. Indian MLthews P044 7)5, Range 30E to the west line of Thence COntln, east In seCtion to the north line 71, 1973 The bids will be of pDIist*a not more than thirty dlys publicly TO QUIET TITLE 14, PRECINCT NO. Palm Springs Drive to North StrecI; Avenue (U S 17-97) and 7h Street; Said point alto described provided a bid has been submitPRECINCT NO. II Hills, Unit 6. to the west right of way SeCtion 31, TownshIp 21S. Range Section 73, Townhlp 215. Range Township 215. Range 7CC, to the as the opened on the same date at i IN THENAME OF THE STATE OF Begin at ttie intersection ot In Run west on 20th Street to Country centertlne of State nor lets than twenty days prior to Run east on North Street to SiminoIC r) Fran Cok.imo, second Begin 30 line at ted and further provided that the the intersection of of WinnebagaCoort, Thence run iCE; Thence run west along the (l P.M E;Thencecot'ttlnuewestalos,gp,e CenfertintofWymore Road; Thence tefstate4andpaolapo; FLORIDA; tht holding at the upcoming gnerol Run RL'neMt Cb Drive; Cordnue on Country terstate Four); ThenCe run on Semis-sIc dournentt a't returned to Glace & north Semoranflovteyarct (S-P. 436) and along the north west right of rth centerttn of Red Bug Lake RoOd in run south along thi con?erli line of SectIon 31. Township The City Commission reserves the Artrnan, first vice president; way tltclion to be held in $911. o TO THE DEFENDANTS. MARY on Peola Road (where Pa-ota Road Club Drive to Country Club Road; along the centerline of Erickson, Avenue to Alberta Street; Run taSt Radcliffe, Inc. in good condition line of Winnebago Court ap SectiOnfl.TOwnsh'p7lS,Range3oE Wymore Road $0 the Sooth line of circumvents 31S-. Range 7CC, approximately 7$ State Road U.S 17 97; Run west on Semoran right to accept or to reject any or alt EMMIE P0111111, W. advisor; an unnamed lake Continvi on Country Clot Road to on Alberta Street to the Seaboai d B within secretary; Edna ten prOximately 33 teet to a point, said feet to the Southeast corner of Lot days after receipt of bids. alternate delegate; to the north line of Siciton I), BouI.vard(S,R 1361 to Lake Howell bidi in the best interest of the City of STATE OF FLORIDA to the west line of Srtlion 31. Section 11, 1Ownhip uS, Range COfitlr.u*On Section line) to Country Seaboard Coast Line WILLIAMS. P. 0. WILLIAMS, W - Coast Line Railro,d; Run South C fl Plo depoSit will be returned to ,, Road; Run north -ifl Lake Howell point also descrIbed as the ten 22k. Trailwooct Estates, SectIon 2, Railroad; Run T0*nthtp 2$ sOuth. Range 2'P east; Sanford, Township 215. Range 30E; Thence 2PE; Thence cOntinue south along Club Road; RuneasterlyonCos,ntry north on COUNTY OF SEMINOLE P. WILLIAMS, IRA TOSSIE, bidders. No the theSeaboradCoast(ineRaiIr1to bid with be consld•red te'rline of Talbot Road; Thence run cos,linuew,sf along theconf,rI,ne of the centerline of Wyrnore Road Itt Plat Book II, Pages 17 and 13, Public Seaboard Coast Line Thenceronea$t.tcngth.north line Road to Nortti Street; Run west on W C Knowtrs I HEREBY CERTIFY that the Lasgwoud Road (SR 171); Club Road t SCL Railroad main Railroad to the Seaboard Coast Line Ru JUPEIUS SYLVESTER COOKS AND unless it is accompanied by the _________________________ Red Bug Lake Road in Sectoi 2), kction23, Townhip2)S, Range7CE line; east along the centerline of Talbot Records of Seminole County; -___ Section 1). Township 2? .outa, North Street to Longwood Road City Manager IbOvt and foregoing i FLORENCE P COOKS, his wife, bir'scciuitiedorcathisc,x Fo$IowSCL Railroad mainline Railroad (Leesburg Branch); true and SouthwestetIy on Longwooij Rca d (SR 437); Run north on longwood Road to the centerline of Kewannee Thence run north along the east lIne Township 21S, Range 3CC to the to a point on the Centrrlinrof State north Run Range 79 east to the northeast CITY Correct copy of a Resolution passed HELEN TOSSIE, PARIS E. or bid bond payable to SCL Raltroad Tavares east on the Seaboard Coast line corner of (S P i77) ? First Street. Run na'It .sE Traitwood Estates. Secti to the order ot Road (S.R 177) t Trail; Thence run northeasterly said section, Thence SANFORD, FLORIDA Seminota 2. In centCrl,n of State Road 4)4, Thence Ro4d 100; Thenc, run south along Branch; Follow SCL Railroad Raitrood to an imaginary t'ne TOSSIE, ERNEST INGRAM and Legal Notice LegalNotice unanrnous4 bytte Boardot County on First Street to Nprtri Streel . cxLeal Notice the City of longwood, Florida, for along __________________________ Bo4evarct,Run the centerline of kewannee Section 15. Towiithip 215, Range east on Seminola PbIith. Dec. ii, 1973 run SOuthcly along the centert,oe of the centerlint of State Road 100 to Tavares Branch wfS?-IouthWe5tly tended south from Terwiiliger Lane, continue east along the north line of GLADYS INGRAM, his wife, five per cent (S Per Commissioners of Serninota County. Continue On North Street to (ak e Cent) of the Trail to the DEW-so east line of Section 70, Re.w 79E.aporoxlmately 440 feet; Thent, Uth. Boulevard to U 517.92; 17, TO*nShID 5wJth FICTITIOUS NAME 3). State Road 436 to the south line of the South tin. of S.stinmt 73. Townt 1-1; Run boothwest.eiy on ie to Run iwih.ati CLARENCE ASHE arid SADIE Ft'-', at itt Rcr.lar M1*trig held psowejl Road; Run sculPt on (akC IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. .$ dxvreurs to tne amount of tho bid. Thu Sum w:ll run east approximately 660 feet to To*nthlp 715. Range 3CC. Thent on U S 1192 to po.nt of begsnn;ng Range PIOTICCisPerebygvrnthatlam EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIa. east to a po;n' on IP Section 21, Township 21S, Range ship 215, Range 7CC; Thenc, run point of beginning. ASPIC, hiS wife, JOE SMITH, cr toe 4th Ciy of Den,ber, 1973, 15 FICTITIOUS NAME Road to Secnoran Boulei,ar d Serve as bid security lh and will be IO7ib continue norlheasterly along the Polling Place; MiIwee Middle engaged inbusinesaat southwest corner of Lot 7, Block N Ma intersection of Persimmon Avenue ce,terlin,e of Palm Spring's Drive; XE; Thence Continue Southerly west along the soutn line of Sectors SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING VERNON C- ASPIC. LORRAINE forfeited to same apars on the record In the (SR 134); Run west on CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Polling Place: Idytwilde School, and McCraken Road; Run south on NOTlCEespterebygjvontha, lam Semora the Owner as liquidated pIe Ave., Sanford, Seminole County, centerline of kewanree Trail in 20, Weatherstleld. Second Addition, along the centerline of State Road fl,72,it, 20, and 19, Thence run South along me con- School, Seminole County, Florida, AUSTIN, BLUETTE ASHE COUNTY, FLORIDA ANDZONINQ COMMISSION Minute Back for said Counts'. engaged in businis at fl Lit. Ellen Townhlp 2IS. Vihlen Road. Sanford, Florida. Boulevard (SR. 436) to point aif damages In the 434 In Section 21, To*nshlp 715, RangeflE,tothepointofgmnni,,g Section 21, Township 71S, Range Pta? Book 17, Page 10), Public Persimmon Avenue to 13th Street; let-line of Palm Springs Drive to the PRECINCT NO. 42 JENKINS and TOIIIYA R. AUSTIN, award is made event a contract Florida urxjertheficlltioujnameof CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.963 Notice of PublIc Hearing Or, Caaefbervy, Seminole County, Ill WITNESS WHEREOF. I have beginning. PRECINCT NO. 2) arid the contract JOHN'S AUTOMOTIVE 5CR- DIVISION 0 Begin at the inter%ectl of Air ICE, to the centerline of State Road Records ol SemInole County; Range XE to the centerline of if alive, and their unknown Run east on 13th Street to French South line of Section 12, TownShip 21 Polling Place: Fcwett City-Bear The Planning and Zoning Cornhereunto set my hand and affixed Florida under tts-e fictitious name of Polling Place: City HailI' spouses documents and bonds are not VICE. and that I Intend 436; Thence run Southerly along the Thence run eas along the south line Begin at fist ln!ertlon of Park Avenue (US 17-92); Run South on South, Range 79 east; Thence run port Boulevard and U.S. 17-92; Run it married. and it mission of Seminole County, the Official Seal of the Bawd of Altimonte Springs, Floridj. to register In re the Marriage of D A. CARPENTRY, and that I Howell Creek. Thence run southLake Fire Station, Forest City, Avenue and 13th Street; Run weston French Avenue (U.S Il 92)to point wtst along the South line of Section north on U_S 17 any party is dead, properly arid prompfly executed as westerly along the centerline of FIOt-ida. Centerline of State Road 434 to tnt 04 Weathersfl,ld First arid Second said name with the Clerk Of the SAMMY LEE MILLER, HuSband. then his or her unknown 921 DeSoto Drive; Florida, will conduct a public Cnty Commissioners, this the 4th inthfldtoreSi5teqsaidnamath the 13th Street to Persimmon Avenue; of beginnlng PRECINCT NO.) half's, required In the specifications. Sooth line of Section 2). TownShip Additioni. to the southeast cornet-of Circuit Court, Seminole County. devisees, legateis, assignees Howell Creek to the west ltse of PRECINCT 110. 13 hearing to consider recommending I? westerly along 2) buIlt, Range 29 Run north and day of Dcimber, AD., $973. 05' d Clerk of the CIrcuit Court, Seminole Run north on Petsimmon Avenue to Polling Place: Church of GOd, 0 east, Begin at the inlwuctlos, of Deat1 No bidder may withdraw his bid 7tS. Range 3CC; Thence continue Lot I, Block S. Weatherstield First Siction 21, TownShip 21$, Range Florida in accordance with the CECELIA DAVENPORT MILLER, grantees. lienors. creditors, to 'he southwest corner of 5id DeSoto DrIve to El PottI Avenue; apropOsedchangqofzoniflgf,omA. Begin at the tntersmctiai of U.S. MCCraIenRO; Runnorlheasfata West 22nd Street, Sanford, Florida. County, Florida In accordance with 5; Arthur H. BckwltPt, Jr. Road and County Line Road at th and priortolsdavsafterreceiptof bids southerly along the centerline on Addition, Plat Book 12, Page 66. proxisiom of the Fictitious Name XE: Thence run south along the 1792 and Sanhando Springs tn,stNl, and any and all persons' l'eencecontinue west along 1 Agriculture to C-) Wholesale the Provisions Of the FictIt, Clerk Wife Road ISdegree angle from lIt. in. PRECINCT NO. $ Oranqe-Se.nlnol, County line; Rut ' State Road 436 en Section 79, Public Records of Seminole Counjy; weitlloeof SectIon 79. Te*thip 71S. (S P 431), Run wett on Statutes. To Wit - Section 56509 t line of Section II. Town an Imaginary line representing an parties claiming by, through, under right Commercial District on the AMENDED Name Statutes, To-Wit: S'on otttte Boardof San(anoo tersection of McCraken Road and norm Os, Dean Road to State Rce Begin at the lnfecsectLn of the to reject any and or all bids, to Florida Statutes 1957 Township 215. Range 3CC, to tp. Tlterece'un north along the east line Range XE to the poInt or against them and all of to the masterly extension of beginning. Springs Road (S ShIp 21 south. Terrace Drive Range 29 east following described properly 46 C'C Florida Statute 19$?. P. 431) to NOTICE OF ACTION County Cornmljsoners Highland Persimmon Avenue to the Seaboard Seaboard Coast persons Ci' waive any technical defects, and 126; Pun southwesterly and west Os' to Polling Place; Slovali Garden's centerline of Howell Creek; Thence of Weathensfk4d First Addition to s - John Peters Jr. Line Raiiroaø point of beginning. toEl Portal Avenue; Run well along North 253 feet 0, the West 173 feet Street; Run north on Highland Coast Line Railroad (Leesburg parties having or claiming any accept an'j TO: CECELIA DAVENPORT in and for Seminole S Don A. Caray,Ilo State Road 476 to Tuskawilla (Ltesburg Branch) and interstate 1: bid that if may deem to Publish: run southwesterly along the con CommunIty House. thesouttew,stcornerot LoS 17, Block interest by, through, under Of' be for Dec 11, 15, 26, $973 and MILLER Polling Place: Altationte Springs said imaginary line to Georgia of the East 191 feet of the South Publish "iov 77. Dec 4. Ii, 1$. $973 County. Fioridi .minote Street to Seminole Avenue; Continue Branch); Run north from the Run nOrth ciii Ito the center of the Elementary School, Altamonte Avenue. Run north along Georgia Gabreila Road. Run north or the be's? interest of County, Florida tenline of Howell Creek to the west 5. Weatherstield, First Addition; the City. Jan 1. 1974 1749$ feet of the SE against any of the above know-n or 35 Yong 5t, S C Pit,!,th Dtc 15, 2$, 24. ?8 197) of SectIon 3.1 north on an imagnsry tine north SeabardCajt Line Railroad cxi an St. Johns In Lake Monroe, Run east Springs Florid, 'Tuka,fIa Cabrielta Roid to Stats ORDER OF THE CITY DEW_ 43 PRECINCT NO. C Tlienceruneast along the South line Uni of Section 75. TownShIp JIS. unknown parties, ar-id all p6rti,s or COUNCIL Avenue to 75th Street; Port east TOwnnip IC South, Range 30 East; from Hlghla DW Apartment 11 Rold 119. Continuv across StateStreet to the South ima;inary line extending nssth to through the center of Lake Monroe PRECINCT NO. LONC,W000, FLORIDA Begin at 'P.' juct,on t the Section line of 79-2030; Run Rancje 30F 1hene run north along 04 Weathersfi,fd Firtt Addition 'o along 75th SIres'S to MeflonvIll, persons having or claiming to have Further described as 2114 Airport Atlanta, Ceos-g'a 70312 lP THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE Rcad 41 10 Brant$iy Avenue; RunI E.e,,, . .iaques wit iretersecl with Terwilhiger Lane; toanlmagInaryI;nee*t.nding,th Wekiva River ano the Littli Wekiva along the south Secti line of 2930the welt tine of section to the the Southeast corner of Lot 11, Aynt, Run south along Mellon any right, tlIe or Interest in and to Begin at lnt,ra'c1ion (if p Boulevard (formerly Grapiville VOl.2 ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FICTITIOUS NAME Continue north on Terwllligir Lane from Terwilliger Lane; Run SOuth north on Branttey Aves EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. that SAMMY LEE MILLER RE SOLUT ION MYOI to Phi Rivet on the wCst county line; Run 30 to the Seaboard Coast Line Weathersfield, First Addition; thWtjt corner of Settion Avenue). the following described lands sidle Avenue to 35th Place; Run west Interstate I Run west on R 43$ has NOTICE it hereby given that lam lying Publish: Dec. 11,74, 1973 ar.1 Jan 1, CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR filed a Petition to the south store of Lake Mosyne; on Imaginary line to Ter*vill'it,iq ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER 50ult thote of Lake Jeswp; RueI Township 71S. Range ICE; Thence Thence continue east in Sect to intersection with State along 25th Place to the SCLRR; Run This public hearing will be held In II. southeasterly on the Little Wekiva Railroad. Run northerly along the Continue north and Situate in Seminole County, p. tni in the above styled engaged in business at 309 Noble SEMINOLE COUNTY on an imaginary line Lane; Continus.' on Terwilliger Lane WILLIAMS, SECONDED BY along an Imaginary Inc from River to the south section tIne of Florida, to-wit: run west approximately 3,64Q feet Township 2)5. Range iCE to the he County Commission Chambers 434; Thence run north aid easterly west along 75th Place to the SCIRR. Court for Dissolution of Marriage St. Lorvgwood. Seminole County, Sd Raitroad 177; to SR. In re: Estate ol Run north from TerwIlIiger Ian. into the to the Seaboard Coast Line DEWS? COMMISSiONER cIMBROUGH, Brantley Avts,e to the center cicenterline of Wymore Road; Thence Parcel I: Beginning 37 Sctlon 312052CC; Run east on the Run south along the SCLRR to along the south line of Section 70 Railroad on 5 434 to Inters.tlor with In northeasterly along SR. 477 to US. center of Lake Mon.'oe; Run east iftheCourmouse. Sanford, Florida, andyouarerequiredtowrs-ea copy Floridaunderthefictt,00snamool feel MATTIE A. HOWELL (Leesburg Branch), Runwestcntp,e terstate THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION Lake Jessup; Run east and flnr• soijtpt line Section 72 205 IPE to the 17 97; Purl southwesterly run north along the centerline of North. 20 feit West Of South .-s xi January 9, 1974, at 7:30 P.M., or Township 2)5, Range ICE to point ot Airport Boulevard; 4; Thence south olyourwl-ittcncsefense$ifany,toit BESTWAY EQUIPMENT CO. and Rvn on Inalong wrest along U.S. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE along the center of Lake Monroe to Seaboard Coast Line RaIlroad let-slate I to WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED theasterty along the center of Lake southwest corner of SectIon 32-205be-ginning Wymore Road to the centerline of Section Post, Section Airport Boulevard to the point of is soon thereafter as possible. on ALAN A DICKEY. ESQUIRE. Itijit I intend to register sad name 17-92 to SR. 119; Run Southefly an point Of begieveeng at tO, Tnthip EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. NOTICE TOCREDITORS Imaginary line extending north (Leesburg Branch) to the point of AT THE REGULAR MEETINGOF JtS5uptothcentraflceof%aItCr ; 2) South, Range 31 East, run 2CC: Run east on the south lini of State Road 436; Thence run west beginning. . Polling Place: Portable located on Fitne ,s Attorney, whose ad' *ith the Clerk 01 the Circiit Court, along S,R - 119 to Soldiers Creek; into Planning and Zoning All North CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR creditors the center of the lake from Park beginning. of the estate of THE BOARD OF COuuIY cou- Ctinu ?osjthea$terly along Salt 2$ degrees 3)' West lSS7 feet. Section 73 2OS 2CC to the southeast Run easterly along Soldier's , a vacant lot on the west tide of along the centerline of State Rnad Commission c'ess is Post Office BOx 7259, San Polling Place: Because the Board Polling Place: Sanlando Baptist Seminole County, Florida in mc East SEMINOLE COUNTY 'Creek Avenue; Run south along the Pelting MISSIONEPS OF SEMINOLE CreektotheSattCreekMaincanat ; Place: LtkeMonroe Scout Church, SR 431, potlte feet, South 133.3 feet to begin corner of Section 21 205 lIE; Run to the shore of Lake Jeswp; Con- imaginary kewannee Trail, approximately 436 to the west line of Section II, MATTIE A,notified HOWELL, deceased, ford. Florida. 3277$. on or before Seminole County, Florida of County Commissioners of x Meredith ccrdanc, with tise provisiOns ef the In re; Estate of are hereby a reQuired to line to the south shore of Building. Lake Monroe. Florida COUNTY. FLORIDA. ON THE 5th Continue southerly along Salt Creek TtMflStsip east on the south line of Section 71- tinue easterly into itS. Range 3CE; Thence n.ng, being in Block C. WILSON'S EULA McLEAN GROGAN Sour blocks north from Derbyshre Seminole County has determined Manor By, J. B, Williams, January tO. 1971. and file ttse Subdivision, Seminole file any claims or demandi which original Fictitious Name Statutes. Tø-WitLake 2(551,.) to the lake at Park Avenue Continue PRECINCT NO, 3t DAY OF DECEMBER. AD , IC?). Mair Canal to Stone Street; Run that no accommodations presently continue west along the centerline of Road ADDITION TO OVIEDO, 705-2CC to Interstate I; Run County, Florida Zoning Director with the Clerk of this Court the kiter-section of an Imaginary line south along Park Avenue Section 545 09 Fbi-ida Statutes 1957 they may have against deceased said estate in either flegn at a mint, lad point betng %eu?h on 5tc to tPi Street to Cabbae southerly on I 4 to Stat, Road 431. S'ate t'4iS? within thh. Precinct adequate PRECINCT NO. 44 'ubleth. C Parcel 7: Begin 105 5 feet Norm, ROad 436 in Section IS. PRECINCT NO. 34 5 before service at Petitioner's extendIng north from Brantley Cart Vc-rpatrl NOTICE TO CREDITORS tfleotficeol Clerk of Circuit Court t beginning WtRLe.S, Chtrrs 9f CJI and Aytnue; Rn caI on Cabbage lhecenteroftheinterjecllonof State C)CW 57 Begin at a point on the South lint t Township 71$. Range2tE,to the west 70 :ert West of the South ' Section for the r-xpedtes and efficient Runsoijthwesterly,s,ate Road43l Avenue into the center of Lake Ilt-ii On South line 01 Seminole Attorney or immediately thereat PbliSo Dec Ii. II, All creditorsol lVli Slid tie estateof EULA Seminole County, Fioridi, in the kr-, otherwise a Dcfalt *111 be Road 1)6 10113. Floridi 5tatute. provide Avenue to an imaginary tinu •x Pollingplace; Jaycee Information arid Kewannee Trait .r. ___________________________ to State Road 434. Rust wesleriy on Jeiwp, Run southwesterly hrle of Section IS. Towr,thlp 2)5. post. Section 10. Township 71 South, &LEAN GROC,AN, deceased. are courtreouse Section 7. TonUep 71.5. Ranur2fE, County at Interstate 1; Run east h0i$irlg and tar.,:ing Of vOling and Ian I. 197i at Sanford, Florida, miong Bh. Sanford. Florida germlt the board Of County Corn- tending due sest from Cabbage Section 71, Township 7)5, 1: Range State Road 06 to Orange Seminole said pbint blng approximately I,$7o voting paraphernalia, the Board has Range 7CC; Thence Continue Range 3) East, run West 77 6 feet. hereby notified arid required to file within four calendar months from deman entered against you for the relief DEW 10 saId Imaginary line to brantley along Said south County line to in. mijlprr l each county, SEMINOLE COUNTY i'LANNIHO Avenue to the Econlockhatche 3CC; Thence run northwesterly terwction with North 2$ degrees 31' Wett 619 feet. feet east of the southwest corner of westerly alcno the centerline of Cnty line; Run north on county in the Petition _____________________________ Avenui on the tout Pt Shore of Lake PRECINCT NO. 1 by separate resolution, also Seat'oard Coast any claims or demands which they the date Cl the first publication of AND ZONING COMMISSION recomnmlndaticn arid approval Creek: Cordinue east akvig the along the centerline of State Road Railroad line to the Wekiva Riv; Then run Jessup; Run southwesterly East III 4 feel. SOuth 60 fees to may have against State Road 436 in Seclion ,,, recorded Sectlon7, 'TownshIp 715. 2CC, WITNESS my hand and on this date, 16. the seat of main line Range pursuant track; Go to notice. Begin along said estate in the this Each claim or at the Intersection of 134 to the wtst line of Section Notice of Public Hearing -I the Supervisor of Elections, Us any imaginary line to the Econ Creek; beginning, and begin 46$ S teet in an easterly and northeasterly Brantley Avenue to SR. 119. Run Metlonvitle Avenue and Tnth;p 215. Range 7CC to the laid point also described as the demand thiS Court on the tri day o FlOtida Statutes Section 101.71, therly on SCLRR main line track to oftice vS Clerk 01 Circuit Court of must be in writing 75th The Planning and Zoning CornIN THE CIRCUIT COURT, lilt Township 2)5. Range 3CC,odd flumt*red year, to Clk tie. Run sOuth along thc Econ Creek to dlrtction on the Weliva River northwesterly and westerly along (S P. .46); Run welt on 75th Street point 01 beginning, North, 20 feet West of live Sooth ' centerline of State Road (in and must state December. A 0. 1973 Thence intwseCtlonwith5pringlak,poad Street continue northwesterly along Seminole County, Flotida, in the lheplaceofresidenceandpostqfflc, (Seal) nls;ion of Seminole COunty, Of polling places of JUOICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR the Seminole COuiWy line; Run west tPi. 0 un westerly on Spring Lake Road Precinct Nc 17 (County line) to the point of Sectionpost. Section $0, Polling tenstate Four); Thence Place: Located at TownShip 71 run north the' SR. 11, as a temporary cowtPtouse at Sanford, Florida, address of Iheclaimang and mustbe lorida, will conduct a public precincts, ,vj to S P. 41; Run westerly (SR 44) to Sanford Avenue; Run centerliria of State Road 436 lit to Intersection with Interstate a; Go along the County Line to tne pOint of SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA beginning, P4oida Inn at the Intersection $o",,th Range)) East, run West $111 Arthur H Bectwith, Jr State Road along the centerline of of polling place Ice- Princt No. ii within four calendar months from sworn to by the claimant, his agent, along S P. 434 to point of begRvftng north on Sanford Avenue to Celery Section 70. Townshp 71$. earing to consider recommending WHEREA?, the Supervisor Of beginning. CIVIL ACTION NO 73-I$IlCln me; Range feet. North 25 degrees 3$' Welt S7•S the ctate of the f liSt publication of cv hit attorney, or Polling Place: Forest City Clerk of the Circuit Court 100 to the centerline of State Road interstate Inur and State Highway Seminole High School, Sanford, Polling Place; Wifltr Springs Avenue (S R- 415), Run 3CC s()th On Interstate i to it will become of proposed change of zoning from P thee Marriage of. Polling Places City PlaIt, Oviedo. Elections of Seminof County did east on to th north line of Section 20, beginning on south line of Seminole East 139.5 feet, Se.'ninole 434; Thence run northeasterly along 434 Altamont, Springs, Flotida County, Florida Sooth 30 feet to this notice Florid. Community Building. lorett City. Town HaU, Winter Springs. Florida Celery Avenue (SR. 115) to Hickory Township 215, Range 3CC; Thence County Each claim or demand void according to law A Single Family Dwelling District te'gmnnlng, in Block HARDEN A. FE000PI. recommena and approve alteration Fiotida Florida By. Martha T V.hten the centerline of State Road 1)1 to PRECINCT NO. 49 C. of WILSON'S must be in writing and must state PRECINCT NO, 41 PRECINCT NO. Ii December 13. $973 Avenue; Run north on Hickory continue northwesterly along the oOcOfticeDlstrictontteefolloweng ADDITION TOOVlEiO, Husband. PRECINCT NO. 6 or creation f election precincts In PRECINCT NO. 10 Deputy Clerk (begin at a point on the southwest according the east line of Section 7. Township Polling Place: Social Hall, l)ein atepcintonthe north lintel BegIn at the interseCtion of S Thelma Little tnepla(eofresidenceandpostoffice iestribed propertyand Seminole C,unty. Florida, by the Begin at the imct'on of the St Avenue to Chapman Avenue; centerline of State Road 43.4 in Mary Magdalene Catholic Churcn. Begin at tnc intefSe(tjjin of In Puhtsh- Dec. II. 1$. 2& 1973 end corner of SectIon 33, Township 7tS. 21$, Range- 7CC; The'nte. cOntinue to tte Plat thereof as recorded in addressoflheclaiman$andmusth,e As Executrix Section 33, IO*nship 71 South, 5.anlando %pringt Road (SR. 41) Continue north on Chapman Avenue Section 17, Township 215. All that part of the SW i1f the NE LINDA 0 FE000PI. Board of County Cornmin'orier; of Johns River and the Econlockhat Plat Book 1. Page 53, Public sworn to by the claimant, his agent, ST (P1ST ROM. DAVIS & terstate land Paoia Road. Run east and U.S. 17 97; Run west along to the South shore Jan ) Range 3CC; Thence run north along northeasterly along the centerlli; '0 Range 30E Altamonte SpnInçn, Range 30 East, bald point being x Of Section 2, Township 2) South. chef Creek at the uastern county Seminole County. Florida, and Wife of Lake Morwoe; to the centerline of Oct otd Road PRECINCT No. 31 Florida on Paofa Road (where Paola Road Sanlandø SprIngs Road DEW 17 thewestIlneofSect,on33, Township Slate Road 431 in Section I. Town Records of Seminole County, or his attorney, or it will become MCiNTOSH aPProximately 1)00 feet west of (S.R 4)1) to Continue north on an in.aginary line Thence run scutherly along lange 79 East, Seminole County. Florida. WHEREAS. the Beard of County tine. FoUo'.v the EcIokhatchit* the NOTICE OF ACTION circumvents are unnamed lake the western Simian line of 62)30; from 5hIP71S.Pangei$E,tothenorthllne 7)5. Range ICE to the northwest Begin at the northeast cornet of Section 33, void according Attorney tot Executrix intefsectlr,g, of the to law. CtiapmanAversuetothecenter centerline of Oxford Road to Ionida. lying South of State Road Commissioners a' Seminole County. Creek westerly to an east extension IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, The respective residences of all continue on section line) to Rantoul Pun South along the western Section of Lake Monroe, Run THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO of said Si'cf Ion; Thence run east corner of laid section; Thence run Townslp 715, Range 3CC; Said P.0, Box 1330, Sanford. FIa. the SCLRR (Lake Charm Branch) and December 10th, $973. 34. less the West 211 feet thereof, fls'tanilanta are unknown eat along the South line of SectIon 17. Townthin 5 of CaPiát.e. Maaa P.i. Fkwida. do deem it rac,ttarw , "5 (2 4.1 (Cl,... SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA I RItA C) l, '.iti cn "o" I-ne EDDON iir,i cJ 5cL:.'i L;r. :r.t ,on. . pu,, .. i Of471 Zlu..,j,t'cI. street; stun trntrr ot Lexe Monroe to an De 3 5 Wi!!lam Mclean Cr3i. ioeo Sr 419 tO as the cen i'--anO (55 TflC South 150 feel of the all ir or create r$iti di-irfr1; or IS. Range ICE. Thenc, continue US 5aidexteionofC.tibfg,Aventjeto CIVIL ff0 13.lflC.A You and Each of You. are notified RESIDENCE IS THE STATE OF Township 2$S. Range 7CC. to ttie 33. TownshIp 715, Range ICE. to a DEWS) As Executor It joins and becomes Country east along Alberta Street to the imaginary line extending north tef lire of State Road 434; Thence I? 92; Runnorltseastonu 5 17 ast 436 feet of the West 613 (tcinCts. And Cabbage Av.'rii, Run west on from southerly along the centerline Of In re the Marriage of: feet that a suit to quiet tille to the Obove ST ENSTROM. DAVIS & Club Road; Continue SOuth on GEORGIA, COUNTY OF ROCK northeast corner of Section I. pont on the Centerline of Slate Road Airport Boulevard; Run east on run tCut;.-cat.tenly alg the ten Seat,ord Coast Line Railroad; Run M-elloqtvitle Avenue to the center of Oxford Roadin Section7g. TOwtohip 92to Airport hispreol, and also lets that part lying described property Cabbage Awnve f Stone Strict; WHEREAS, IbiS s an odd number MATZIIICIER. W!e IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CAROLYN has been DALE. AND WHOSE MAILING Township 715, Range 2CC. Thence 434. Thencerun southeasterly along Country Club Rod to Intersection soufhstongfPeSeabOarJcoalj, Lake Monroe; Run South along the 7)5, Range filed McINTOSH Boulevard to the SCLRR terllneof StateRoodl3ótoa point on , i Sanlando Springs Tract No. 73, agaInst you in the year as provided In Chapter 91031. Run ricith on Stone Street to Sail XE to the centerline EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. .Vtd with SCL Railroad, Run SOuth on Railroad to Longwood Rood ( p Circuit Coo,?, in Attorney for Executor ADDRESS IS LINDA 0 FE000N. run South along the easl line of the centerline oh State Road 134. theeast line-Of Siticn)3, Township Cf tLakecha,m BranchpRuntts Imaginiry line to 'he south store of CrøIton Road; Thence run ccording to the plat thereof as Creek Main Canal; Run in a rFlorida Statutes CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE JACK B MATZINGER. Husband $7 SCI Railrøact (staying on the and for Seminole County, Florida, P0 (Sos 133C, Sanford, Ha LAKESHORE approximately 7,150 fret to a pOint Section). TownShip 715. Range 29E. DRIVE. 427). Run northeast along 1OS9*UQd Lake Monroe and Mellonvllle *CSt the SCL PR (Lake Charm Branctsp to Range 30E; Thence continue ri ecorded in Plat (look 5, Page 46, entitled THE WHEREAS. Ctater therty drection c-n Salt Creek Main 10173 along the centerline of Carillon point of beginning, COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTICE OF SUIT CITIZENS BANK OF Publish Dec p AtSttrflmOst trak) to the east COPIVERS, GEORGIA 10203 to the southeast corner of tad on the centerlIne of Winter Woixts Road (S P 177) to Seminola Avenue Continue South along Road • 1973 tOUthef%terly along the centerline of ridlessthalpa(tlylnginxnollwgod OVIEDO, a banking Florida St ytutt5 IM) ctnes ovide Canal to Sail Creek; Run ,' to thi east righl of way line of CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1727.0 THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: quarter corner of Sction 7020S. corporation DEWSI section; Thence run west along the Bouievard; Thence run westerly Polling Place: Pinecrest Baptist State ROad 134 in Section 11, Boulevard; Runeasf along Senuncia Meflonvltle Avens.* to the S recorded In PIat flock 11, Page AswonnPetstionlorDissofutbonci that any change In the dlyicq,. thweSterty on Sat Creek to Lake point of Winston Road, Thence run north (b5i ui,?n tide of Onr Road, In re the Marriage of Si, existing under the laws of the state JACK B MATZINGER )0E, Pun west on tn center line of atonqtht centerliris' cit Winter Woods South lin,ef Section I. Township 7)5, TC'*nthip 715 Range )OE. to a pont flOuldyard l 11$. 1792 Pun north inri!r I cii Marriage' a Vinculo having been the Public Re-torch of Seminole r' -'-lrr or )'''p -n-1!' m-'. of 1'i- '-" ! -'..-'i (* - -r- .sr,lr-rl ( r% 'Ir'r. eeat right c-f t;n.' of n,s FlOrida. Pant;tf, C L.P. I vs MARY tOn 20 0 3CE ? ire aiv Boulevard to ,i pout on the ce-n aitrg U 'rfcr,j I urJm Range 291 to th S,ithnrSt cornrr FICTITIOUS NAME 17 i-2 to po,ni of L*gn Cxi tot SOuth In ot Section 34, Pølii:ig Place; C ounty, Florid.,. Said parcel con tied 'ecard,ng your marriage to ttfl5ior. of aII Creek inIQ Lake ;rec.ncl iJall be eCcueS,ly because the Utard Winston Road approxImately AUTEC EMMIE POLH1LL. et at, Defert Respondent. quarter corner of Section 1970$ sung section. Thence run west ferllneof Nottingham Drive, Thence NoticeisherebygIventh,, Of said 3 feet PRECINCT NO. M Tnthip i tins 13 937 acres. of County Commissioners 2)5, Range XE. saidpoint 01 to nit rtcvthwe'st corn*r of Lot 3, HARDEN A FEDDON. in Circuit des4cibed in writing by the County 31154,0 aPprO*irnitefy One Iwrth Andros Island darts, and you, and each of you, are XE; Run west on the center lint of along the South tine of Section 7. run southerly along the centerline of engaged In business at 2300 Howell and Ut-gIn at the intersection cf Red being aPproxImately sio feet from Polling Place: Lyman High Seminole County has determined Block G, English Further described as e mile East hereby required Court in and for Seminole County. Commii;loneq Of Seminole County, mile; Run north in the center of Estates Unit 3. Bug Lake Road, SR. 438. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to SectIon 19 20E XE to the west School, em,nole County, Florida that no accornrnodatkxn Ptfwntly Township 7)5, Range 2CC. to Ihe Nottingham Drive to a point ap and Winter the SOuth*est corner of $Ction 31, - I 4.South.andadiacenttoS,R. 431. your answer or pleading, if copy of Branch Rd., Winter Park. Seminole LINDA P. CLARK. Wife. Fiorida.tfeshortttleofwhichn IN andthetfhebourlmiariesandlimitsog Lake .lrtsup to old St JQfr River that Plat Book 14, Page Petitioner 63. Public CAROLYN MATIINOER any, 5 ouartrr corner of Section 19703 proximately 410 tech north on the point of fleqinning, on County, Florida under the fictitious PRECINCT NO. IS Park Drive: Go north on Winter exist witt'tn this Thlspubulcptearirsgwillbepeeldin TownshIp 71%, Range ICE, Thente RE TI-SE MARRIAGE OF ôch precinct shall be accuralely s,t bed across Stale Road 46 and to the Precinct adequate Records of Seminole County; Park Drive to fiIc'daPrtltion,nthedircuitCourtof NOTICEOFACTION XE; Run north on the wq'lt line of Polling Place: Rolling Hill; South line of Section 33, TownShip the Intersection of run east along the south line of t ie County Commission Chambers the Plainlilf's attorney, WILLIAM name of JADCO COMPUTER Begin at the intersection os for the expeditious arid tfticeent HARDEN A FE000PI. HuSband, form and that the o4l.ng places west end of Government cut; Fol Thence run east along the TO. DALE S. CLARK north tine Seminole County, Florida, for 1. COLBERT. ESQUIRE of SERVICES, and that Section fl-lOS 3CC to the east Country Club, Country Club Road, 71S.RangeXE; Thenterun South to intend Queen's MIrror Circle; Follow SectIon 31. TownShip 2)5, Range ICE Thirteflillt Street and Sanford housing and handling of voting and the CoutP'.ouse, lid LINDA 0 FEDDON. Wife, the St .k,tins Rivq along the county thntl be clearly defined aria 3. Block 0. Ere,JlijJe Estates. Queen's Oisluti Sanford, Florida. ST(NSTROM. DAVIS & McIN register said name with the Clerk of Address unknown of Manrisuc. You are fluartcf corner of Section 21 70 the South tine- of SectIon 33. Town Altarntente Springs. Florida Avenue in Sanford Run we-st on voting paraphernalia, the flo,rd tV. Mirror Circle northwesterly to it point rn the Cl"nteqilne nf t January 9. 1971, at 7 30 P.M . or presents rnmmar'J you I; ., , ?-iu th C'rt'r tlrt ito t?r r.crti' j4 frt.'r 4 TOSIt Pe-1 ()ltcefloe 1330. San YOU ARE P40111 tED ft 1 to Solve .5 cot t rric-, v ct tour tn ?lt- tr .'r I r'; .°P 715 PVNt )1 Thence rum' the ('itcut Court. Sam-nc-it- Covnty, t lb.' riiCut.t'cl,cmi of South Tr,pItl Tt''tCtrih 'rort t-o f'.r PIll CIPICT NO, 47 tatt.-rock huu'c-r.jard Thence run t toun thereafter as possibletit4te tt-tlult,i, sntj tIc fga,r Anst-q çr ISO h,ui iof Leke Mar r.cy ai-rt t0unl lil,O. tat. ford, $fi lQ (4 times Thence Florida written cetenses, it any, on PIED 14. 12771, and lilt' the Florida in accordance with the action for diSSOlution of marriage runsouth approximately Lake Drive; Foiiow SOuth Triplelt Section 24 20s 291 to Interstate .4; Run nOrth on Park Avenue to First recoroea on lhls date. pursuant Begin at a point or the toOth line of South to the SOuth len. of Section 3), northerly along Ihi centerline of Planning and Zoning other defense " or pleading with thu original in the office of the Clerk of provisions of the Fi,.tit,,'s flame Ind tar award of the personal JUL lAN, jp some newspaper in 5emin Continue South on me st- jotsni feel ator." Attorney for Northerly on, Ito point of beginning To*nthIo 71S, Rareor XE Thence Scct)on 35, Tcw.'hip 70$ Pang. lake Drive norlIrwestenly to ttie Eastbnoow Boulevard to a point on Street; ContInue on an Imaginary Florida Sttufn, Section lOt;), Clerk of the CIrcuit Court in and for River l -'t of ti'gnsi:r (at thc property cit Petitioner. P-itt Z;rl C.uiI the marrag. re 011cc Has lfldin Hilts Unit 6. Pi& Un.r. 15, inteffCctic-n of Trpiett lake Drive; ,,, of bt'lvi# i4iue. 'o ,'iul Polling Place. run west along the Southline of 5rfijr, Currtnrrty lire e-xleredlng north from Park deslonate-dttsefollowing 791, tail pout bt'ing ap the (tflt(flint of H'wll Branch Seminole County, Florida Sem-ivie County, Florida, and serve site outside Page REtOi1. it EcOnlockhotchrr(rerkI January 2), 1911 If you tail to do so. Florida Statutes t957 Sanford, I Ic-ic .aa. 3m'. md tilt' the Petitioner's etseon has be-t-i 40. F'ubllc l4ccoid%t Seminole Follow TripIell Lake Drive nor Pr,sbt,rian Church Eclin'ateon.al Avenue to The Ct-titer of Lake Precinct 72 as a temporary proximately 3.250 feet west of the Section 33, Township 215. Range 3CC Road; Ttvr- ce run westerly along By 2 B Williams, a copy thereof on Petitiner-'s at Palling Place: Community Horp. original with thi RESOLVED by the Board at County County to the by filed agaInst you and Clerk ci default will be taken you aie the Circuit Building. Lake Mary, Florld 5: Darrell P. Miller to the. point of beginning Monroe; Putt east along an place for Precinct PlO 31; southw*st corner of therlytotheintensectlonof Oakwood tIt centerline Of Howell Branch Southeast corner of said sutton, Zoning Director torney, sack i Bridges, of Geneva, Florida. Sanford Let 5, Indian H Ills Unit 6; against you. This nolice shall be CommIssioners in and-for Seminoi required to serve a copy of your Court onor before January II. 1971. John I Byrd PRECINCT HO. It Polling Place: SI Richards Thence Drive, as though Oakwood Drive Said 'toint also described as the imaQinarylin.inthe(ent,r()f, Civic Confer, Sanford, Florid.a. p,iblish: Dec. II, Road to a point on the forth lin, of ) Cleveland. Mite I. Berry, Post publIshed PRECINCT NO. 7* OtheiwIse County that pursuant to once each weik for a default defenses, it any, tO It On and ultimate Begin at the Ustrsedion of 1, asvct Monroe to anothir imaginary listi PRECINCT No. 33 run easterly Clong the southtine Of wereevteredecjeat, RunalongOak four Publish: Hoe- 77, Dec. 1, 11, 11, 1973 wrItten Episcopal Church, 5131 Lake Howell centerline of State Road 400 (In oiEW 04ti SectIon 31, TowtthIp 3)5, Range Drawer 2. Sanifotd, Florida 8gn It the Intt'ti-,rtion of State consIcutive weeks. 1015, Indian Hills Unit 610 the wtst fl031, Florida Statutes 1U3 they 00 — WILLIAM H WACK, AttOffWy for Iudqment veill be entered against DEV-1 S•R 43$, Run easterly on SR. 4,34 to Road. Seminole County, Florida — CxtJfldlng bib the cit-dir of lake terstate Four), Thence run nor wnod Drive westerly to the in 1eoin at the Orange-Seminole right of way tine JOE. Uld point being approxinately rn. on or before tie 11th dO' of tht DATED THIS 13th day of Pe'tilIoner. Suite 301. 614 East YOU for $wfcbl- iiter or reate ttt f011O*tng Road 119 and ftw South Seminole 'j4 relict demanded in the intersection Cl M.itland Avenue; ttieasterly along thu centerline of Monroe north from Chapman County fine and US. $797; Fotl Winnebago tersection of Sunset Drive; Run 2.415 taft from the nerthwt corner January A D., $974. or otherwise a December. A 0. 197) County line. Rv.t north on slate drscrbN1 election prc<nc!s ltd Court, Thence run FICTITIOUS PIAME Semoran Boulevard. Altamortte Petition Runte$hOs,M?4tlandAI.(,.,,,ofhe ,wtn along the ncrthandeasfort5uas.tDrivetoth., Of Section 34, TO*nihip 7lS, Ran-ge State Road 100 to tht south line of BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Avenue; Run South along tn US.)? 97 northeasterly to SR 134 FICTITIOUS NAMI default will be entered against yov wtSt (St All rgtrtc'f the folI -':--. ribJ oad 1)910 Or1e-snder Avenue, Wfl Notice is here given tha? are Sprnqs. Florida U1, •.'e,J IIIC the WITNESS my h.lnci and official we intersection c-f Spr'ng Late pcRange said alterations and Chitngts be war l"c'ct Wrinebado intrrsectiof Sesmnola (bolt--yard; irra'3ir,arytir,etoChepmaq Attne SectiOn 74, Towiihip Ru wC'-Ittrly On SR 138 to SCL XE. Thence run west alor'j the j OTIC( is here-ny give-n that we WlTNE55rnyhandardslof,,, tatt on Otearior" Avenue Vu an t,n çzjflr Crl approximately iS feet 10 a PôIIo* Arthur H fleckwith, Jr engaged in bu%inCsS at (30* 373 oriQinal with the Clerk gI the above St Of said Court on th;s &h day Ot Runw,stQn5pfingLvepoaa,otne Continue South along Chapman Ra,lrtad. follow SCL Railroad Seminola north Iise of Section Thene continue- northeasterly recorded lnttir Official Record Clook. 2CC; (toute'uard engaged in tusinc'ss at 2151 5 Clerk of the Circuit Count, c-ri tr5 Sin ionp Clerk. Circuit Court, point; SaId point December, nr IT U11THEP RESOLVED named crttk running under Chuluola, 37744. Seminole County. styled court 6? the Seminole Counly A D. inrs,-1fr. of iritarItate 4. Run Av4i t hickory Avenue. Con southerly 1 also described 15 Southeasterly to the intersection of 21%. Range 3CC to the along the centerline of State Road ire the Office. of the Clerk of the day of Decernbr, A 0, IC?) iford Avenue, Seminole County, ci beginning northwest Seminole County, Fk,rida (Seal) Florida under the fictitious name of Courthsp, Sanford, Florida, ore ot to Chapter lOi IL Florida OIt*adtt &yenut and northeasterly the centerline of Talbot Rood; north on 1410 pore of tegirinr,g. alO In Section 74, Tnwnshio o5, Circuit Court of Sem'nole County. lnuesovthalongHickoryAvenuetu Ftc rida undr lti fictitious name Lake Drive; F011ow lake Drive corner of Section 31, TOwi.'hlp 71%, (Seoll Polling PtaC,t Prairie Lake By. Ce-celia V. Ekern 17I tO tekO Millt; Rvn riCx-thea;?erly AMERICAN LITTER CONTROL Statutes Ital that- saa *lThralLorss before January 9th. Arthur H Be-cketh, Jr otherwise P.11in9 Place; firI Federal CateryAvenue (SR. Its); R',nw.st Legion Hall, Seminole County, of SouthMsterly arid east to the in 'Ritri ICE to the mast line of Section Florida. and that said Chang.i be A iCHU.O'S WORLD, and that- we Arthur Pt flackwitti, Jr Range ICE, Thence Continue welt and Deputy Clerk that we intend to register Clerk tatbof Road to the Centerline an cP'r.ce- bn tel forth ,it followi along Saio vamed crtek ft of the Circuit Court said a Judgment may be entered aga'nst Buli.lng. Attm0nt Springs, 26 TOwnship 205. Range 3CC. published four (II times in a ,end toregister saidname with the WILLIAM atong t4,ry Attriv (S-P. 1)5) 10 FlorIda of te'rse-ctionofflirJRoad. Follow Bird along the north line of Sition 33, Clerk of thC Circu t (cur' MiStt Pun ft-f t ,'-'1 r'-'' -" -r- 't h fh? cfnt-' of name wi'h the Clerk of tee Circuit you for th nt-he-f de"nondcd in the TiC'! T5ir4' í' i COLBERT. ESQ 5ecti,nole Count, lice-ct-a ThrrcptOfltinur northeasterly along newspaper In Seminole County. Rd south to the 1ntrrse-ct:on of ° CI n#ord As-rout, Run South along PRECINCT ° of the. Circuit Court. Seminole By Cecela V (krn T0*nthip 7)5. Range )OE to She '.'-nt t., STEPISTROM, DAVIS & tr:casttrt1, along th Count. Semingl County, Florida en Petition øv Cecelia V (kc-rn im.iiidity I.In ente,tine of East Lake Drive. Pun htOng East point of PR,CINCT PO. U thectntlertltwof State RoOd 1001111 Florida Ccijnty, Flc-r ui, ri accordane with MclljTQ5p4 to point of begin Deptitti Clerk at the iUoms.rlOfl cl U S accordance witit trnor. Dtptjty Clerk jiLr:, ;:,'r Kewannee Trail to the the provisions f i- w:i• (Scat) uth ifltO LakeMilts from east line of lake Drive easterly to the i Biuin at a point ore fh-ç Sooth line ono the- provesions of the FiCtitious I? 97 and $eminola Boulevard; Fatling Place: Becaus the Board in Section 35, TownShip 205. Range T Brag,;, of Florida State Bank — SuIte 31 the Fictitious Name Statutes, To NED N JULIAN. JR Geneva Chutuota Road IS P. 131; PRgtipç NO, p Arthur H BeckwilPe. Jr Sfiofl3O.Tonsli)p3l5,Rang 3OE; tci-&itlon 01 Sec'ion I,. Tcwmnhiplt5, Range Palling Place: Sane' 29E. to the north line of said STATE OF FLORIDA Na'me Statutes, To Wit, of County Commissioners of Cleveland. Mt-u 4 Berrt-luskawells G&brlelta Civic Ptlw Semino.a Bout,varo Wit; Section 145.09 Florida Statutes Section Post Office Box 1330 Post in 20th Street Office (los 1330 Clerk of tIre Circuit court Fr-ern Run north on the imaginary line t 29E.Saidpointbe4ngapoi.oximateIy ettIon. Thence continue nor COUNTY OF SEMINOLE 09 Ff01-ide Statutes 1957. CdnICr, Sanford, Fk.we-v Th(eeonfinsiettPieasterty,tong Road; Follow Tvskawitllsabrlelha Seminote County 'sas det,rrnine Post Ottite Draw" .! southmasteflytglakeOq,ve; Follo 1CS1 Santor, Florida 3271) Sanlorct, FlOrida 1'71 fly• Cecelia V Ikemn ttiecenterllise'of kewaminee TraIIin Road ttl 97), Sanford. Firita: he GPrVa Chutucta Road (S.P t3i I HEREBY CERTIFY that the 35O 1cntoithesoulrieas'cornri' S Raymond Self PRECIUCT MO. 14 tisnastefly along the center tint' at Lake Of Iv ,therly$oth,jntersect)ofiof that nO A Onmoijatlons presently Sanford, Florida 3777) Attorneys mr Plaintiff S Otto A Rysdyk AttOtriy for Petitioner CfiPirI4JC north along the Gareva Deputy Clerk RunsoujiprenthAxesiurfl7fl, Cl Section 19, Township 715. Rang, Slate Road 100 (I Ii approsmatel! above and lot-cooing is a true and Mary Self sautheesterly to SectIon 21, TownShip 2)5, RaISOC RedflugLakepoad;Go*es?onRed ext5t within this Precinct oclequ,ite B,tin at 5 P. 436 on the weSt Tvtkawltla Oal,t-iyfi Attcimy for Pqtitltcs-eu' Road; Publish: Ralph G Dec. 11,74. UI] and Jan, 1, Murray XE, tO a point of beginning Clwfuoia Road to 9rumtvy Road, 2St Strt'et - m i PtjOfitj; Dt-c. It, .1. 34. $973 arid Publish Dec Il, 15. 76, 97) mo Sm 7CC; Thencerunnoq-lheasferly along ')ranga.$.mlg Put liih; Dec. 1, II, II. 74, 1973 Bug Lake Road to the point of Publish Dec II. ii. 2i i97) ,tr'7(00 feet to a point on lhe centerline correct copy 04 a Resolution passea County line; Tuskanilla Gabrlella Road ron5, 1971 t"Ublijtt; Dec. 1, II, II, 74, 1913 Jn I. 1971 Polling Place: Engticn Estate beginr;nq Jan 1 I.en of S,-etlos, 71 10*nthip 79$, Range uniitnimovSly 1w tht- Board of County DC W S (COnllnWrdMp,A) DEW 53 DEW 14 rf a', I-U Legal Notici Run east along Brumley Road to Lake Mills RQLd; Run south along Lake MIl; Road toCvrryvitle Road; Run Vuth along Curryvilte ROact to apoint tour hunOred (0') feet mos'e or less southeast of the inlet-section with Curryville Road and lake Mills Road; Run west, southwesterly, louthandsoulheasterlyalong an ãtC to a po'nt on Ft. Christmas Road approximately thre. thousand four hundred (3.0') feet northwest of the Sc-ni ne County lie. Run wt along the St'minolt County line to the poInt of beginning. Po*lin Place: Community House, Chuluota. Florida PRECINCT NO.? r. -: ''- . - . __•_ - '.' . 4 E.4i .. . . .' _____ . , - __________________ -. ______________ ________ . wire- ______ ______ ' .' . , _____________ - - 1 _______________________________ ' D .' -,..., - _________ ;: ' , , . _________________ ' co. ______ ' ____ - _________ _________________ ________________ ____ _____ _____ - ' -. -- I ________ ______ ____________________ _____ _____ -, . _______ . - ..., .' _______________________________ 4 '! '--':___ .. - __ '' _____ ______ ______ ', r0i.mitrt Srm.;k' '' Ut (J' LONGWOOD CIVIC new officers are, seated from left, Peggy Kuhn, president; Frances second vice-president; standing, Ruth Layo, and Charlotte Otto, right, secretary. Not for photo is Dorothy Heath, treasurer. (Photo by Elda Nichols) - - - ---------- - -...........--.-- - __________ ' - - d - .. -_ _• .., ________ . - _____ ' - .. . '-' - ' , . ' '' ".'. '-':-' ' ': - __ ______________ - -_ ' . . L._...._ I ' .... ______ _____ ______ , . ' , . • . - , ' -9 1 ______________________ "a ___________________________________ _________ _________________ ! __________ __________________________ ____ ... '4 '-j .'. - '1iL _________________ ' . . - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Homakers Club held Christmas Luncheon and installation the First Federal Savings and Loan building, Aitamont.e Springs. Newly installed officers are seated (ito vice president; Phyiiss Branson, president; and Rae standing, Dottie Billie Murrnan, Devlin, and Patti McKinney, delegate, (Herald Photo by Ann Riley) a o -- or _------_------- _- __________________________ n -________________________ n - - s _______________________ s s -- . - - feet, - - n, ""• j%.L,5 - - - 4 - - - '( ' - - serve a - .' _.,.s ..4, . , - iujgment .'rrfird r- .." fltOhfl , nr .4 r,,.=..x. ,',- �I I __ - I IIm 1 0A-The Sanford Herald Tueday, Dec. 18, 1973 — I Party _____ Z;:i~. .'~. Family Lib - _____________ - Uy~. ,A -~--_,,_I _______ V di-i n k in a Beei-- V ~W _ - ~_ gets w I ne idt By Abigail. ______ C im cc 1 / ' desei-ves Van Buren Y. .. i. Ms. Mainardi in her frequently anthologized essay, ca ll t his nattle over who does the dirty w ork, 'The Politics Well. so do V But I have no reason to go to bed looking within a foot of him if I wanted to, which I certainly do not. You see, he rarely bathes, wW he alwi.ys comes to bed with a sour beer breath. I think you get the picture. A few years back I found someone who could have made my life complete but I ga'e him up hoping rn DEAR ABBY: My little filly takes a bath every night, sprays herself sweet and puts on a fancy nightgown, t,t q 1 I - I . I . . - I call l-'mil' I iti i' iiui' clied at , __ . :_ - P . r . Te th hot doe :uLet, grocciy ----- - . ..- - ..•. ..- ... -_ 'I._;_ - _____ , bO SiR 4 - ' / / / ' I 1 j ' L ' Fl 730 ' N ___________________________ F1W54EP lI'R fri — cE WEAT M7OSow 5HOTG cs#cy LODG€ ThAT t' ( IG / A Show AT_ Heirndohl GE5uNEIT —s, AA-CI4OO' I - - & Stoffel .i- R Ight I V Q log () 4 J 97 DeBary Firehall on Jan. 28, at 9 force. wthiDg keeN dogs off people's property, so if your reader ob*U to having dogs on his lawn, ten him to move into DOG LOVER INROME pi _ —_ %. GIFTS 491 R V 3:30 Blue Grey (44) New Zoo Revue (2) Return To IT'S LIKE NOTMINO ree me YOU'VE EVEP SEeN1 Hocan s (44) "BOXCAR kRiHA" Heroes 9000 A S (44) Bullwinkle ;I - __ __ - - ____ - Each - "~, _:/ 6 ;i .W / \ I - __ 1~1___ - --A - . __ ~- ~__~ ~1 . II . 41 ~/ . - - proposed higher tax (,n . E-M-~M- __Z~=.__w # '. 1 I ' _V V Asus 4C&&:ff40,t*NX4 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie ~ ;~ - 6" i-- 12 -14 LB. TURKEY WITH AMPLE . SUPPLY OI t)RNBREAD DRESSING AND GIBLET GRAVY. ONLY PHONE TODAY I W. ___WERE _ in REDFORD (9) Movie "I 1.00 " WAY WE •_ ALSO YOUR FAVORITE HOMEMADE PIE $1.25 WEDNESDAY * FRANK AND ERNEST V. Neighborhood (9) News (13) Starcast I - Sil ESMD (24) MisteRoger s (6) -4 -- - =I" / / .. •t.,-_---- - ___ ___ _-, va&aftwe I i ~~ ____________________________________________ (24) (13) Marcus Welby fl:O0 (2) News 1:00 ~ ~ - Griffin (1) Movie School Board (44) Movie 9:30 (6) G E Theatre , ____ ff . :_ ! Zi ~ ". (6) Mcrv (24) ()ange County . .,.f I — . at SOUTH 11 t u ' News Movies Congressional Rights from then on but the District 3 Federation member to write to thei r behold Sout'i s next bidloisand live t held he notrump - (lie grand slam meeting TA9632 (6) Now (9) News (13) ''- r Goon G norM HopIaI (13) Mo,Ie () t - .Nornijllv lie would sign off members were urged to attend members. He urged each I,ti Programming (24) Eledric Company (44) Gomer Pyle (24) (9) 8 00 (2) Chase on . ' National A&wiatlon of Retired for the Winter Park chapter Federal Employees met at the NARFE, gave a molt in. is shows Ely's brain child in Its Bram Towers Dec. 7, with Mr. terest 4 Mahlon Wright, president, address on Bills now pending simple and original form. North isn't at all proud in the Senate or Congrew ftt +Q109 6 00 (44) Patty Duke (2) SaIfr MeAsoll COASeCiUenCeI Light 2:30 (2) The DOCtOrS (6) The Edge Of Debat -_-. AJJrE1 NORT111 (DI 6 A K 84 Acres 3:30 () Green Acres () Truth (6) The Guiding (9) Dusty's Trail 0 3) Washington ________________ Of (44) Green 4 ii BUGS BUNNY 1 WMQ TKIIATIllir 322-7392 RAU URN* aM NOWI I.; 2:30 . n News ((13) 24) ComIng of comet , -~: ee111S1(I)IT1 Turns () Drama Sneclal 2.00 (2) Days OfOur (6) Kogan's Heroes UCY • I ESDAY : 1 I_FloydTlean Match ii EVENING r ,, ._E FOR "ASCOT WERE... I ~ --, ' I " .WOULDT PICK ThE LOCK AND LET & OUR FAITH F UL ..'- • .- - _;~I I , ____________________________ Cut NARFE Cha ter FuwUmal" daP are I.axed only $a a year. However. I - -. V -- * - 1i.. " I &'4D I I DOT I PASSING YOUR CAN'T GUARAN1EE ____ -- MIND L WOULDN'T 4 .•. c - * • byLorryLswis ,_- es. I UH - * . f . -. - DEAR ABBY: Who told You that watchdogs aren't taxed in IWy? They am, only less. For a "luxury" dog, which M be an3lhing from a mutt to 3 Pekingese, the W is SX, but the dog must have sheolutely no functian suCh as a guard, shepherd or __= _ . mrijj CLATTER iER with BIMO BURNS ..-. --' Culbertson grand slam force -1 " . I; . 4 ,I A LA , r ,- - \_I ,04 - ,L: ' li \ . I ~4 . __1 . I ' '••tt - , , L2 - Z _ I ., ! I .- ._---- - ____ u1S toward soap opera attllnes, the comedy (') he5(ttU1flg3eflSIUV 'istant,IJWwlLs story plows through another marriage. Ted Bessell's best nearly wiped out twice, and her drama about a young priest episode of love, hate and war. fr iend has supplanted him in his estranged husband Is Im who Ic unaware he is suffering 30.10 ABC TUESDAY wife's affections mediatelysuspected (roman Incurable disease if ) - -_ ' .1 - -. - ' _____________________ -- __ . .J L.A\4 .. Mrs Rose Synorefli arid Mrs. _____ ,-. -' 11r~ r!_11 11 ----. riAL We've been married for 77 ye,m and she's never gone to telling my little filly, she's wt getting older, Shea JUSt getting better. CILARLIE I . I 1; (i ) N TV Time Previews 8-9:30 PBS WAR AND MOVIE OFThE WEEK "What 9:30-11 CBSGETHEAThR I I0 NBC THE MAGICIAN PEACE (PART V) Inclined Are Best Friends For?" A "Nightmare in Steel" Anthony Heard the Owl Call My Name" '. __ W-11. Three guests of members. present- were Introduced Mrs. I Frances Lynch of DeBary; I ____ — L I tff ( r_`__~ l wa You can bet her hair is alwaYs wrapped in toilet p3per and covered with 3 Silly litUe nightcap. But who cares? I don't iwk at her hatr in bed. The next morning she showers, puts on lipstick, whips off the toil paper and cap, her hairdo is perfect. lecause we cin at Co out .zt a moment's nout-e or Invite people rn s i v. e r hi h U iil -IL one hot dog per person if -served with buns, baked beans f ~~ = I CIN 0 - - ~ ~ ____ -_ S. tomatoes, Ix-verage and dessert. - = 'I 1 WArr! I ~ - I.. tlot dogs iav be kept in the freezer until 15 minutes before (^1 ng an plunged into a pot of boiling water Though hot ..11 y I - .q , , dogs are tough and hearty and may be kept in tiie hot water _. I h . _~ for several minutes, several hours of soaking will result in a ~ •:: terlogged dog so plan ahead. .413 •E. -. SANFORD '-4z,-" A little ketchup and brown sugar stirred into your pot of \!A DI\\F i R1 FLOWER SHOP ______ filled with diced onions, sliced :L "... d to 0 Alarlee Grein, Vi Bartoltizzi, Marie Accardi, Betty Fox .1 ~_q (`,~M.," r r r ,-# r A. e ! 0 tomatoes, pickles, or sauerkraut, plus a dessert of ice cream -11 I ! 40 (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) with heated chocolate or frozen fruit topping Iwith fruit ..defrosted before you go to work) - and veila! The compleat hot dog dinner. !I ?li p___________________________ I l. You can present your p dog dinner in the form of a holiday gill certificate for Mom. CAPTAIN EASY by Crooki & Lawrence -d by you and the i _____ __________ . children. Believe me, it will mean more than the burger !..A CAR..Evew ~w THE 'V"R"' 1 1 -1 HER UP W TME 5TOR0 GREATVALUESI .1 15 a P E ~11 I 05.- . Just don't wait until next Chrisimas to cook another meal. . J . . - __ . __ W4 mme! I I IMPORTED FROM DENMA#qK WIN BR_DOE ____ IT: I . i." I on h i' _i ____ tencie& The Kochs recommend the all-beef viritty - dinner DE:AR MISSED: TUank braven-i &II boats aren't alike. 146kWhIlt this lovebmt hiii, to say on that subject: i ___v ari •u store or thlicatessen They come in various sizes and consis ever get another chance. I won-1 pass it up. i I" I -._ - Our (irsi offering to ease the tramation from a sexist dlvi - cion of titii to Hot d. ::i mrrri:t t-::!d l s! ; .i fl I In the meantime, 1 keep m hair looking nice, and if I 3J. 4 I , flousework." But we think the po%%- er struggle can be a'.oided if the proper strategy is emploe'd Husbands and children ma% resist sharing chore-5 at (irst, so we sugge.it starting will (lie most enjoyable tasks First and p!v.sentinp them in such simple terms that the husband or children can t retty My husband has such a pot gut, I couldnt get : _ 1 - __________ NW KEEP Au ',t ON THEM WEU.. SINCE WE DOPtT 05W!AS WON AS Th I cULAR AkUT TALENTS RIGHT ANTAxE M iOME! , HM o! - . Christmas carols were sung iy all and a good time in good toll day s piri t was enjoyed _ z. rors ' of housework." p ; Dinner e p paper and she covered the whole thing with a ridiculouslooking idghtcap v For Pat Mainardi, who urged tier husband to share the house. member, was present with her Kling as treasurer for the Chamber of work, reported this dramatic transformation: The longer my husband contemplate the chores, the more repulsed he became, and so proceeded the change came to bed every night with her hair wrapped In toilet ! Meets By FANNETIF. EDWARDS H rald Correspondent frank suggestion' break him in easy r t)ewt Club Tuesda y, Dec. 18, 1973-1 )A The Sanford Herald 1HEYE OKA DOC' SEE? ThA)JK EThEy ____ .tdl nthe Anyone interested ever jovial smile and worth of remainder of th' year, due to urer, project may reach her by cheer theregnaUonof the treas A The money 5l calling trs VI Bathiuzzi pIdent o iiiins DeBARY- The Business nd presided at the dinner party Mrs. aret Williams, colleded, after purchasing Me ~ Professiona l Women's inecessary chafrman jthe Christmas dinner party was the head table: Mrs. Evelyn Christmas Tree Project, used to furnish SChOIbtShlps to liv Joanne and Lew Koch held In the Three Seasons Dzeck1 first vice president; reported that she had mailed wor thy young women wht wish (Note Toda y' s column Is written by Joanne) Restaurant of the Deltona Inn When Barbara Goddard second vice out ® notILt-'s to inerihants to further their education in I a'Jviscd a middle-aged working woman whose hus- A Happy hour preceded the president; Jo Peck, third vice and residents of DeBary and business. This has .cn a hand had Just retired that her spouse could learn to share dinner. esiden t; Bert Lederhaus, vicinity asking If they would project of the DeBary Club ford4 pr household chores.siie -, ,aid, "No chance of my husband doing recording seaetary, ard Anne like to continue their con. the past five years. t I COt)kI Mrs. Betty Fox and Mrs. Ctwrbonneau, corresponding tributions In memory of loved After the meeting Santa came Ye5teruay! asked him to keep a hot dog warm for me Ufl til I got hom'e for lunch. fie ktpt it warm all right - at 475 Marlee Grein who welcomed secretary U form of Marice Grein, in ones to purchase a Christmas and greeted the guests. Mrs. The who dlstributed prettily black president annowiced the tree light for the MemorIal tree toc thpick." wrapped gifts (marked his or Marie Accardi, a charter appointmetnt of Mrs. May on the grounds of DCBSIY n !~ ,01i 'v ~Ml~ I BPW OOP ALLEY . plus tax *16 0 . (9) Sunrise Jubilee 615 (6) Sunshine by Bob Thaves Almanac 6:30 (2) The Flying Nun . his 13 high-card points. lie looks at his ace and king of Setje outline the duties of the .I Mrs. AWe Steenwerth, Mr& DEAR DOG LOVER: My authority on c&alhe law in spades. Ile certainly holds Eliza Goetz. Mrs. Blanch cOmnlittee chairman, __ servict' N *. two of the three top honors. Wrigll ~ Miss Pauline Bellamy and spoke of the personal _-_ewl -Z Italy is tmug flemlikil of the Ratne Dally Amerk4n. I . . +AK __ lie decides that South knows and Mr. W. B. Anderson were satisfaction he had received in M=_ . *rWmly was bartang up the w7mg tree when 1~_-_:_._ , %, __ - __ I ronsulted M - Both vulnerable what lie is doing and bids tile welcomed as new members ". You seem to be wtH boned up on the sub)"L Are you the knowledge of having helped . West North East South grand slam. fideresW in tkilding an oressimll Inqtdry? others through difficult or There is nothing to the From reftigarettor to top of Ih# table, these fine serving IT -,i . The following committee painful ordeal& play. South wins the dia. asts load an active and versatile life. Pan 5N.T. Prkasr Yea'hJ feel better If ya get ta oil year chest. rnond plays three rounds of chairmen were elected by p 1155 a )a55 Elegant relish or jam set Mod,rn hors d oeures tray N ti-urn s cashes the ace and acclamation: membership Sankrd ?SAIWE as exwith2stainlosastooi se rying wth2stainIess,teoi servarg RM7 1CW. 9111W Enelim dmped. seff-sd&#a" ovIvollarim. 0;C..;..V !=d-lo+ I king of clubs; ruffs a dia- Mrs. Jeanne Haynes: sungdne. tendled an invitAtInn to attetid GPWfkL fork% mond. discards another on Adolph Goetz assisted by Mrs. the Christmas party of the WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE the queen of clubs and claims r Abbys booklet, How t Have a Lavely Wedding. e Winier Park 'i YOUR ('HflI'T" FannleGordyaridMuspaul Chapter. in LIST. the slam. ByOiwatd& James Jacoby mdFo81 to ~ Van Sam in Lasky Dr., ftyally HU. . Bellamy; publicity,Mrs. Bessie '%LWWAP" rXIT11PRISE AWN) Call. Sim _20MIKI _- I ____. The next meeting of Sanford Peterson, and legislative, Sy One of the many peat conGreenberg. NARFE will be at the Chamber I Of Ccranmerc -e building, First ~ FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19,1973 Culbertson made to bidding L= q 1,I , 11 ix - . A. J. Male, District 3 &Mlt and -WOW Avenue, was the grand-slam force. Director, spoke on the Jan 4 at 2 p m and all area The Culbertson grand-slam I 11w bidding has been. 18 organization and function of Retired Federal Employes 1125 PARK force as quite sim e' SANFORD 322-2363 North East South NARFE Chapters. Specifically, after a suit ad urged te attend. — i Pan I. ____ _____________________________________________________ been agreed upon a i 0 t'ds.s 24 -s es 0000 1 _ __ 4 Q106532 T .+AKQ62 - I __, 1~16~ --- ~ - X-_I -_ 7:00 (2) Today . L:.~ I . . \\, V j__'-'\)\ - 10; News (9) Mzo's Big Top bIR ECTION I ~, TH/Af 1 I Ii I lvAA - ,I . .. .-b ~ Wednes Semester -.--.. ..'_ _~~. Is ._. I_ - - I's . (9) Mike Douglas Show ,ax lip V's A 0 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Show (6) What's My Line? - ____ ____ -_._- ____ ________________________ — 1 ,. Kader Jewelers ER 1 L I . ;I :_L from the Carroll Righter Institute 11 117 GENEIL%L TENDENCIES: Apeernents made / \ with others the p"t two days can now be put in operation. Be on the lookout for more information than you sow have to add to your success AJES (Mr. 21 to Apr. 39) Clear the decks for more important things ahead. Show loved one how happy you &teat the teistzonahip. Avoid a troulemake,. TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20) Discuss with h Aing. Civic work incrrasei prclusc Save time for onc with a lood plan to talk over. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Get wotk done quickly awi ve your attention to more Important m31ter l' ii' exercise that mWtes you .'eel stronVer, more caps bir honors in trumps. What do you do now The bid was simple but it A - Stake the simple forcing Was too com icated for tile bid of four diamandL You have early 30s a:nml l ly gave it up. terrific diamond support. TODAY'S QUES11ON It made a- general reappearance in the last fifteen Your partner continues to four years, but the modernists heartsWhatdoyoudonow' . 1ave added their own com. Answer Tomorrow ymk - * .--.t 1'--. ,$'F. -~,; , - f, -)A Avoi1one hoi~fo;i cmoiional And not w'41 ta1ncd. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar 20) Study new outlets, took to thA t r.-. rt1 tot the m(c'.mmax' in cj c I to expand t]L Uct in riting 0,thoush. IF YOUR CHI LD IS BORN TODA Y - , . he or she v, Ill hbvc - M, .. :~tion and willpower and must have tasks t - __ _paform in life so the energy will hc spent in r4thi early __ datctionz Then . Th.- life becomes most worthwhile, Bul if the youn.-tcr F.Pts into wrong oompany, ific trylOts unuld be t itivc(se. Spurts and religious training c,irly me a must. I _4i i~q ~~ - - . - -- - - (' 1: / • . •PALAllO . FW LOUNGING rt I I .-. 1 :L.-W _ ' siMply smashing in. Perfect Gift Inspirations... 1 i 1 ThESE OQ1GNAL) •j OL PAINTINGS ./ I ? GIFTS I , U-18 '' indtidt.'l Lrrcast for tarzull Riihtez ready For your eDpysend yourbi.rthdate an-i hi'uary .-f -13~ V.; I f -4 7W I , - My laminated plastic window sill mrea-w - spots on it that I do not know how to remove, heN were evidently spatters from the breakfast table , 1. "..", , --,, ~.)., 1. -, , .., , ~ t... -_61. . I 11~. / ,v; ;, IN ~,r,.4 . -"\ 1.~ ' N. (~ IN It I- W t, )) t. " ~ / -, \ ., -" J - - , / . i I ~, / Also -someone plea%e tell me how to treat pine wood ,%,n X. ." - f I sparks ill not be ontinually fh ing out of the fireplace I do / L,1 ,-L..,' not want to burn mrcarpetbutdowanhto use jhef,rep3ace this A inter -ELLEN. (IHISfl I ih 11 , ve is with the makers of man's cotton so,cks. The heavy seam acrovs tile to( them very uncomfortable and there inu.it be a wa they couId re med v It h isL - M 11S,P.E. DEAR POLLY - I have a solution for Margaret J. who has ,, ' - .( / , ,,, / . , I, ' 2,.J4\'' ,, , \ he ay çL - - doing thi I' i1I girt warm 1 ' ii It on are getting ready for - cory lar everyone but especially nice for tile -Pttl I 't i/c ir, ;~, k4l /I / I i I . / . i IJ I , , -* ~ II r, ç,f - V. A . . tr- / I... a I ~ — A ,4 1. -, . , _'- 0 __ k ~' - FREE PARKING IN REAR WHILE SHOPPING ROJAY --- 4 .• I i 11-111 Peignoir Sets from $20 Palama & Robe Sets from $14 i from 20 TH ~" . I II - z - .-. -A.,,, , J11.1 1, ,.,,I~ ~~, ~ i 1 , J I . - I - * .r V- I .- f if & 0 tk __ " >" , ~ ( ~ -_ _ I (ff I . I "( Is / , I 41 .4• , r, (- _____ .. 11~ ) NavER Y~7%E,Tt4ET AvE 1. AkAN.. KICK_ A / I 0~~-W! I >_ ~~ / 4ar I \\\) 11)' \ ,,'..-/s, 1. _=-. __, - . - • IMIL ~ - . N Ur " ••i —9 A A.A,. ' - PIP Hats-Favors ny For Reservations Prior To Dec. 21 1 1 Free Champagne At Midnight 1500 Per Couple , SEASON OPENS NEW YEAR'S EVE *Post Time III P.m. OM31irwes Mon., Wed., Sal., 1:4S p,M, $All Now Grandstand gNew Color TV 7 _,t ., i r 1. ; mtmwQ ,anbffl Inn fAflFORI)ORt.Rfll)C KEf')Ei. CLUB 10 Mies north of 00ando A A : ~I I -- I -_ -4 j 41W. / Lee Falk - and Sy - Barry -______ cA5T TAKES % , 'IN - " Enio~ Yourself To -ti: - il I r~m__-__. - - - ( 1%, I 0 / . .5 CA r~ -f rj ! 0 - -I~ _,_. I~ - 4!' We Will Be Pleased To Gift Wrap Your . New Yearwth. a J _________________ _0/ ( L____ ", - I PHA NTOM 'rv Terrific Selection of Other 'ij" o _ I - L.1VLRJJJ..UJJJJJ1IJJ,.UJJJ)JJ.JJJJJJJJJ9, r V&__ I's e 0 - _____ \~ ~ 228 E FirstSt 0 V - — i ~ . _~ 0 ! J , ~ ~ _ / poc N __ - -- AN I I _ . \ ; / 0l) Young And _ - - . OPEN DAILY 11 A.M. TIL9 P.M. FRI. & SAT. TIL 10 P.M. 1809 French Ave. (Hi-way 17-92) (9) All My Children - / --•- Al i '' _._-- f j ) T0LJ6H 'im 1_~ 1, 1 4, V i IT ~W & I Where Game 1:00 (2) I Love Lucy li~~,~~..,.. L-r. _. = r - I A I_ AERE, (D / ~~_ .- ( Tornorrow :~Ay .. _f I - rRFank9oo&rm fbrthe#)od~of (6) search For - 119 . . .- ZERO - z ~,-1 - (44) Var iety News . -a :. I Value DAY / • - SSorm GOOD ALL 0) News BEATING I ) ____ rETEINe ME It I -I - "~ Regular UEETLE SAILE Y " - z- . . . * . I - i... V1 'f- 4, .I- ~L - -- -N.I ~ I II1 .- . OPEN EVENINGS TIL I ' in lht. bed .pi K "'j? _f -1 LI TTLE 1iia- - . I , , .~, -— her white tile I - ce IliIng- I covered such stains with soft white chalk and i t really worked. - IXTA. DEAR (;1RI.S - Many. many v readers wrote (hat th?~, 11--j'! U-C41 both of IfIrw- wrIl. Our thank% to all of ~-- ou. -I,t)I.I,y. DF It P01 L\ With cold atht'r upon us and . \,i' i7l while shellac and let it dry overnight. Then he painted t cntr.' ceiling with flat white latex paint applied with a small pdInt rolkr. The time took this paint beutifull using thu roller the little holes still re,main in tilt,tiles so it looks like nev/. -D.S. X - 0 - • ' •- . . . i , - - '_ '_ AND THOUSANDS )' ` e - ~ ,, (: -' * __f__F_ZT ,_ y Y 1-- -7 I 1 mos and hot biscuits. t' 50 I TAK is -4 ,4, I 1. . I .0 . %N-- I 1 LT A PEAL IREMBRANDr 3 pieces 0 chick en, AFTERNOON VOL: _ _ - Complete dinner - Trouble With Trash I t -_ I I - 4 • .: Lii y mi OQIGINAL j PEMI39ANDT MP - T ONLY 425 1 : z- . --.. "Si" . I 7.'.\ I .. Cyouflg • . -. A - / - W , . 11:00(2) Wizard Of Odds (6) Gambit () Password (44) Revalatlons I1'O (2) Hollywood Squares LTJ ' - _t?jkMlll.. I / itT • The $10,000 Pyramid (6) it' '' I— -___-' to- OUrr,THE RACE WAS ROWEID. .------' '4 ) -. - 7 -. _______________________ I .- spend Christmas I .-_-__ , AND M4ILE I W WAITWG . I1 PAJAMAS rl pose real threat I'VHAD. 7\ R /F _I A - 7 %_4 ( ,•> \ WWATA D&' "71 - ' - 1(4~ The Stars im"I. thev do not comprL" What you nuke of ((c) 1973 UrNaught Syndicatc, tnt.) / _"W mference at home can yield fine itsults. however. 10) Listen to %hill a good CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. . friend has to sugtest to improve business and potions] af(sir& ('#et tosethex with s group you like at s=sl outletz haer. initiptoi V _____ liv Polly Cramer newcontactL SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) Quiet study into Whateer has to do with it • _.. with Ii aid I titstments for mote vit&W and you impress others more (ivorbly The afternoon and eve sing are fine for souab lity, I *ROBES *LOUNGING ~_%, X SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 23) lake health and beauty I DEAR... m-~Kr r , _v -_ ~, - will make you more proficient at your regular work and bring In greater benefits. Help those who are slow. LIBRA (Sept- . 13 to Oct. 11'.1) improve fit"neial sirtirtiore and any prop.-rty you may have. T hat trusted advkr can be I 1.11 1 GOT 5ME 014 m1' SUIT-AT UMCH, 50 I TOOK rr TO 1 T " lt home. Avoid some situation you would rrgret. ! - . work out of the way, then have happy time with congenials. Show morc devotion to mate for tight results. Avoid ur-Africridly pcmr. F I ,yW$ZE LA71E, 1p_~Iuma~ui 9:30 (6) Concentration 10:00 (2) Dlnahs Place (6) The Joker's Wild - - b Dick C all' I ___________ * 7A, grand slam if You. Soutli. Wid ,,- - WINTHROP _________ _~~J9611-10RNCOPE Z== __ ruuri ___ V .. -_... CARROLL - , 9, Retorvations (M) 1111111.!"(11 __________________________________________________ �--'&& Hospital Notes [ DECEMBER 14, 1973 William A. Chambers Admissions Mildred Cooks Sanford: Torrance Moon, Grace E. Earl Ryan D. Edward Russell W. Singletary Sr. Mary A. Massina, DeBary Anthony Barciello Ella Dick, DeBary EUsI SWlSom Peter P. Pavlolf, Deltona Catherine A. Michalowski Bessie E. Senvissky, Deltona Melvin L. James I lse Moos, l)eltona Sondra H. Baughman Rayburn K. Morris, Geneva Henry L MOBFOO Grandease Sjobiom, Lake Peter M. Mon, Casselberry Mary Discharges TrLinman M. Myers, Long Sanford: wood thvia B. Harriett Zanor Abrams, Longwood Margaret H. Robey Mrs. Eugene (Patricia) Emory Griffin Lucille M. Jack Ramona F. Bridges Sharon Williams Linda G. Brown Mrs. Gerald (Mary) Huffman and boy Paul Antonle, Winter Park Robert M. Sherrard, DeBary Lcsta Cousins, Longwood Marguerite Gelsiwelt, Tttusvthe Elizabeth Till, Orange City Elilson, Emory, Ypsilanti, Admlulotig Itoziand Y. Tillman ltohj B Frank L Copper Odessa Corbin Walter A. Black, DeBary Edward L. Cunningham, p Enterprise Bessie M. Clark, Orange City Sophia Brelding, Oviedo Christina M. Hogan, Winter I .z. - Dbdmrges Sanford: , omi H. Forbes .. _a , Na Lewis A. Coombs Betty Louise Cw'aighaiii Sammye Lou Keel Leslie 1. Ratclilfe Lena Weaver Sf41 . LJ000&C L. (tiienua Robinson and girl Helen M. Rogers , • 1.. L. -' NEW YORK (AP) Sleet, snow and freezing rain crusted much of the northern Atlantic Coast, blacked out hundreds of thousands of homes, snarled traffic, caw,ed at least eight deaths and contributed to a jumbo jetliner accident in Boston. Six inches of snow delayed the nation's business as congressmen struggled Into Washington, D.C. It took the Senate 40 minutes to produce a quorum. The openings of New York and American stock exchanges were delayed one hour Monday as snow, sleet and freezing rain clogged the routes to the Wall Street area. The storm extended as far south as northern Georgia, where light snow was reported. But the brunt of It fell on the northern section of the East Coast. A spokesman for the National Weather Service, blaming a low-pressure system off the middle Atlantic Coast, predicted colder weather today, with snow fiwiles in the North and West. Rodgers and boy, Osteen Paula A. Bryder, Tampa Harold F. Lodeau, New Orleans, La. DECEMBER 16, 193 SYLVANIA Admissions MAGICUBES Sanford: Mary Jane Pope Lynn C. Galletta c,. '4 N 4 - - S\\ • -- - - _- ' - 4 / . yi, • - -I ;•. ' -. 'T - - I- j— - 3rd Jet Crash At Logan mom BOSTON (AP) The crash of a Spanish jetliner at Logan International Airport was the third of a major aircraft in less than five iioti; lre. In all, 92 prow; have died, and more than $30 million In aircraft damage has resulted. An Iberian Airlines jumbo jet with 167 persons aboard on a flight from Madrid crashlanded in fog on a rain-slickened runway Monday. The DC1O clipped a light pier on the way down, splitting Its tail section, No one was killed. Sixteen persons were taken to a local hospital for treatment of injuries, and three were admit- PINECRES'r SHOPPING CFNTER G HWY. 17.92, NEXT TO A&P rMJMJVNJ KODAK POCKET CAMERA 10 - PORTABLE RADIO FM/AM 2 Way Power with AC (or) Earphones Deltona Lester McCelland, Deltona Deborah L Arnett, Geneva Victor P. Hansen, Longwood Births Mr. and Mrs. Ralph . zuoZ,aflu) T ill man i girl, Sanford & Gill Boxed LIST 39.5 - --- 1 -- 3477 _~ . 3CUBES Limit 2 . NSTAMAT4C 4 1 WINTER WRAPS MRS. ALFRED I'AULY stands outside her plastic-wrapped home near Bell Plaine, Minn. Her husband wrapped the house at a cost 91 $5.60 to save heating fuel 77 Watergate Bill Passes 6 GIFT SET With Film & Bulbs By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS reduction of harmful auto exhaust fumes. The energy crisis will have an enormous Differences between that bill and a similar Impact on the poor, according to Cabinet See. house-passed measure must be worked out in retary Casper W. Weinberger. conference before postponement of the A 10-page report by Weinberger's Health, regulations until 1977 is enacted. Education and Welfare Department says the Another cooference committee is trying to poor will suffer most from the growing shortages agree on a stripped down emergency energy bill resulting from a lack of fuel. free of such controversial issues as Vietnam and Weinberger, speaking about the report Moday, school busing. said the poor more than most will feel the effects One bonus from the energy crLtis, an brought Associated Press study shows, is fewer traffic unemployrnent and Inflation and the lack of fatalities on the nation's highways as a result of health services resulting from transportation lowered speed limits and gasless Sundays. and budgetary restrictions, The survey showed fewer traffic deaths in at In an interview in his chilly, drafty office least 15 states since President Nixon asked which he maintains at 60 degrees, Weinberger said he anticipates Increased demands for motorists on Nov. 25 to slow down and In the three weeks since stations began closing on welfare, higher welfare paymens and more take SfldilYS dal services as unemployment and inflation hold next year. The National 'akty Council said Monday it Ile said he will encourage states to watch has revised Its Christmas death toll prediction carefully for a possible need to raise welfare downward because the fuel shortage has caused payments to help disadvantaged famnllles cope a reduction In weekend driving. with such things as rising prices for home In other energy-related developments Mon.. heating oil, day: Thue with re:pirt'rv pr)' m, m:y -Allegheny Airiir- cs ar iriwced it ill Ly ill suffer more if a bill amending the Clean Air Act 1,288 of its nearly 8,000 employes because of the becomes law. The measure, passed 85 to 0 fuel shortage. Allegheny President Leslie 0. Monday by the Senate, postpones for one year Barnes said 36 of the firm's 580 Convair airliners enforcement of the law requiring a 90 per cent will also be idled. After Saxbe Approval, SenateAims To Ad *iourn •• ted. WASHINGTON (AP)-A bill designed to aid the Senate Watergate committee obtain White House tapes has taken effect without the signature of President Nixon. Nixon 'aid he opposed the bill but said it veto might be misinterpreted. The new law grants jurisdiction to federal courts over the committee's suit to obtain the tapes. hristmas - C - LightsAre Dimmer By 'IRE .-t..SOCIATEt) PRESS WASHINGTON (AP) After Burk has been acting attorney been increased, billion foreign aid ap-The lights of Christmas decoSenate confirmation of Sen. general. Saxbe told the Sena te after propr iatlon bill that Includes rations aren't blinking so often William B. Saxbe's nomination However, Saxbe said he does the vote he realized some of his $2.2 billion to help Israel or so brightly this year as as attorney general, Congress not intend to take his new post colleagues had genuine replace sleapons lost In recent Americans conserve energy. Is struggling to work through a before Jan. 4, the day after reservations about the con- warfare with Egypt and Syria. An Associated Press survey a maze of ltgLslatIcq and adjourn cnmoletjne the five titiitinnili'v f '-Iof The funds for lrael, how,. ix.ire üirzczna 5hOw by the end of the week. Senate service necessary to pointinent, but he sa id he ever, are contingent on passage that cities, businesses and pri-. On tap in the Senate today is a qualify for full benefits under believes it will withstand a of a separate authorization bill, s-ate ci tize ns In all areas of th e th ird vote on cutting off debate tne congressiona l retirement cour t test, which the Senate Foreign ReIncountry have curtailed or elinion a bill to restore a U.S. em- system. Sen. Philip A. Hart, D-Mich., tions Committee was called Into minted elect,- ,I bargo on Rhodesian chrome To clear the way for Saxbe's and others said they are con- session to consider. day dispIay Imports, a flood insurance appointment, Congress earlier fident that If the White House The ChIca Mt'rrhinhsc measure and legislation to set passed legislation rolling back tries to exert any pressure on theThe House, meanwhile, sent Mart, which has 4.2 million Senate a compromise meas. up a federal energy adnunis- the attorney general's salary to Loon Jawrski, the new Water. square feet and bills Itself as tratlon. $35,000 from the $60,000 to which gate prosecutor, Saxbe "will ure to give the District of the largest wholesale buying luinbia a limited form of jf.. The nomination of Saxbe, an it was increased in 1969. resist and resist publicly." center in the world, eliminated government. Only Senate Ohio Republican, was approved However, Sen. Sam J. Ervin Saxbe, 57, a former Ohio at. its traditional illuminated sages i necessary now to send by a 75-10 vote. HO HUM Jr., DN.C., and others main- lorney general, vowed at Christmas display for the first the bill to the President. Saxbe will replace Elliot L tijned Saxbe was still dis- hearings to fight for Jaworskl's ONE WAY to get through a dill t'mc since World War II. Richardson, who resigned Oct. qualified. They cited a con- right "to proceed as he sees fit" Senate-House conference UN Assembly session Is In past years, the block-long ) rather than carry out a pres-. stitutional ban on the appoint- in carrying out the Watergate committees were trying to re- demonstrated by U. S. facade along the Chicago River idential order to fire Archibald ment of a Congress member investigation, solve differences over key leg- Ambassador John Scali. He has featured a variety of displays, Cox as special Watergate pros- during his elected term to an The nomination was taken up islation still standing in the way recently undergone open hea rt including a 1972 "Peace on ecutor. Soliticitor Robert H. office for which the salary had after the Senate passed a $5.5 of winding up the session. surgery. , Earth" sign that was kept .' - Many Sign For Draft - - '- I - WASHINGTON (All) - The lagging registrations for the military draft are picking up, Selective Service says. Last year when presidential authority to draft men expired, many men did not register. Now, the Selective Service says, the word seems to have gotten out that they - still have to register. Ads And Drug Misuse 11 ToFlon*da Power &Light Customers: WASHINGToN tAP) - Sen. Gaylord Nelson, D-Wis., says the advertising of drugs has led to instances of drug misuse. He said that many doctors depend for their InFormation on balsed drug company advertising. Some of the drugs which have received heavy advertising turn out to have no medicil use, he said. 1') concern that the single issue separating the Company and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers has not been resolved. You have determined correctly that all original strike issues have been tentatively settled. The rank and file of the IBEW has not been allowed to vote on either the revised contract (the one offered October 30, 1973) or any of the agreements reached since that date! A vote of the membership on the tentatively agreed upon contract wording could be a meaningful method to accurately determine the members' wishes, The matter of discipline of those persons whose acts of violence and vandalism have been documented is the current issue which separates us. With all safeguards of due process established through the arbitration procedure at hand -and this item appears in past FPL/IBEW contracts -there appeal's no reason the union membership cannot: Vote upon the wording of the existing tentatively agreed upon contract which settles all original issues; and Accept arbitration as the method to handle those cases of violence and vandalism. Th prp are approximate!',' 120 peron involved in documented acts of vandalism and violence! Can this hold back the over 4,400 loyal FPL workers from returning to their rightful place — providing adequate BALTIMORE (AP) --A controversial city program of giving school children tests in an effort to identify and treat potential juvenile dehiquents will be terminated, says Baltimore Mayor William Donald Schaefer. "For all intents and purposes the program is dead," the mayor said. "We will not consider refunding that program. It is too much of a controversy." For more than a year the city school system quietly tested 4,00 children in an effort to determine which showed signs of "mlsadaptive behavior" which could get them In trouble as they grew older. The pilot program was an effort to develop psychological tests for later use in all of the city's elementary schools. City school researchers asked for $2.4 million to expand the program. 'Benefits' Of U.S. Energy Crisis - - • I- WIT I - .- -U' : - = • - -: 11 fell% If Nixon Florida Trip WASHINGTON (AP) - ['resident Nixon will make .5 p'atnd post-Christmas trip to Florida by the means that "ill use the least energy. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald Warren wouldn't say Monday whether the President would go by train or by iline anti II seemed likely the White house press corps ,irould be left to do its own energy calculations. Warren said this trip the White House may let reporters ho cover the President make their own travel and hotel arrangements, a service normally performed by the White house Transportation Office. Marshall McDonald i -1 ff & - iiiE BRISSON FUNERAL HOME * Whell Service Matter " - wore red Monday. In his holster was a candy cane. His night stick was decorated with red and white PP!1WIIPU • -- guard booth and issued special summonses to good cheer: ('hrIMmas cookies and candy canes. 12 s QMz 'E '\\ tAP) In place of his usual blue, Brig. Gary Beaman spiraling stripes. He stopped each motorist passing his campus-entrance OAKLAWN ' ham Young University security officer Sincerely, . -• BYU Campus 'Patrol' come to an end. We think you will be, too. But we think you agree with the Company: irresponsible acts should not be ignored! They should be faced and, in the time honored system of due process, be heard and judged. Thank you for your continued support. FRED SCYPHERS Fred Scyphers, 70, of 200 Ridgewood Avenue, Altamonte Springs, died Th ursday morning. Born In Haysi, Va., he ca me to Altamonte Springs In 1970. He retired from Chrysler Corporation and was a Baptist. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Bertie Scyphers, Altamonte Springs; son, Fred Scyphers, Detroit Mich.; daughter, Mrs. Betty Krieg, Lcrngwood and five grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Home in charge. ot MOSES LAKE, Wash (All) - A 48-year separation ended for Arlene and Jack Dalton here last week. The two 78-year .o!ds were remarried. Mrs. Dalton, of Moses Lake, and her husband were first married 51 years ago, but divorced three years later. They had not seen each other for 48 years, they said, but met face-to-lace a few days before the wedding. The couple began correspondence and telephone calls last summer when Mrs. Dalton learned that her husband's second wive had died. Dalton is from Santa Rosi, Calif. PROVO. Utah Area Deaths - 40-Year separation Ends 51 AL By NICK TATRO extending vacations and juggiIn Schenectady, N.Y., Union measures such as curtailing Associated Pins Writer ing class hours to cope with the College has canceled the first student driving courses and To the 1,080 students at Big shortage of oil and natural gas two weeks of classes in January limiting extracurricular activiBend Community College in Fe- for heating and gasoline for and postponed or canceled ties. mote Moses Lake, Wash., the school buses, wrestling, swimming and Oklahoma City asked a federenergy crisis means a four-day freshman basketball cornCcntingency plans are being al judge to lift his Integration class week and two extra weeks petitions written and computers are have opted order requiring busing of half of Christmas vaca tion. Siiin1r schools being enlisted to help find ways for In Grapevine, Ark., grade the four-day week, such as the district's 70,000 pupils. West Arkansas Community School officials claimed manschoolers keep one eye on the to conserve energy. But public high schools and thermometer and one on the College at Fort Smith, Ark., datory basing consumed 55 per clock. Officials let classes out elernentarles cannot trim too La!e City Community College cent of the gas supply allocated early on any day that tempera- many days from the schedule in North Florida and Mary- for the school system. laws in most states relures fail to reach Portland, Ore., schools and 45 dçgrees by quire 180 days of classes a year. Hardin Baylor in Belton, Tex. 10 a.m. Maryland Gov. Marvin Man- all those in Delaware will not The definition of "school Colleges in New Jersey, del directed all public and P1' reopen after Christmas until day" is being rewritten in South Washington, New York, Con- vate schools to remain closed j Dakota so secondary and necticut, Maine, Vermont, New until Jan. 6, stretching vacaelementary school pupils can Hampshire, Massachusetts, tions an extra two or three Los Angeles area schools are study at home when the school South Carolina, Arkansas, days. turning out every other light, house Is closed for lack of fuel. Texas and Florida have anThe New Jersey Board of closing windows and canceling Colleges and kindergardens nounced longer vacations or Education took similar action field trips. A four-day week is a alike are snappini off lights, shorter clam 'eeks. and lacked nencr'v.savine possibility. NORWICH, Coon. tAP) Robert fiurn.5 says city water soured his family's stew. He's suing for retribution. Burns wants the city to repay him for two pounds of stew meat, vegetables, rice, two hours of labor, and five per cent interest for the time elapsed since he first sub. muted a bill to the city water department. Burns claims in his suit, filed in Small Claims Court, that the city's water tastes like disinfectant and ruined the family supper. But the city decided Monday to contest Burns' claim for $19-44. saying the city water "was and is still wholesome," A rI .1 lighted for two months to serve ,.f ttUI U V1j Of lighting in Vietnam. th.I Ull Sour Stew Suit and dependable electrical service for you? A vote -NOW -is in order! This has been a long strike. We will be glad to see it P pas, Problem Child Tests Out Marty of you have written and called expressing l.C-*& ItIá 4 41 -.--.- - - 1 Carl C. Smith Robert M. King Teena M. Tate Judith A. Fredricks Helen T. Kolbinskie, DeBary Katherine M. Wenz, DeBary Eloise B. Powers, Deltona Lina Ba[sch, Deltona ilbur F. Schwcnger, PPL - - %ORE HEREI William E. Higini)otham Katherine ilutcherson Ellison W. Meisch Joseph W. Cook Timothy Holmes Josephine Vonflerimlis , SAVE Crisis Will Hurt The Poor Most Energy Snowstorm Kills 8 Tuesday, Dec. 18, 1973-18 The Sanford Herald HEW Chief Reports National News Briefs - Dbeharges Julius J. Wi!Larm! Mrs. George (Florence) Beckett and girl I Sanford: Eddie Woods Milton Smith Jr., Evelyn S. Neal William H. Burch William J. Bush Edmond Johnston Catharjrii' H. harris Robert W. Birks Marvin Woodward Frances Garrow Lou Ann Wade Deborah Wlltia,iis Johnnie Johnson Sharon Wheekr Harold L Stephens, Deltona Walter W. Bradley, Deltona ha A. Maddox, Deltona James E. Sayles, DeBary Sanford: Alberta Yvonne Walker Tprr.,n.-,. Joe Anderson Elbert S. WilliNns Kimberly Hence McGill Minnie D. Myles Hugh Dully Edward J. Fagan Kenny Jordan U 0. DE(2EtflEfl 17. 1973 ADMISSIONS Tuesday, Dec. 18, 1973 12A--The Sanford Herald ••' -. ---_..-.--- '-.--_ M! .. VIM 7 - -.,4,,.;,a. '-- - - , IBM ea - _ Li TWO WOMEN INJURED IN WRECK way because she ran a red light. The Murphy I4EVONA MURPHY, 58, of 2590 Granada Ave., car slammed into a fire hydrant following the and ('armela Pinto, 30, of 2005 S. Adams, both of collision and police said the street would Sanford, were taken to the Seminole Memorial probably be closed all day while city workers Hospital today alter their cars collided at the corner of 20th Street and Sanford Avenue. Sanford Patrolman Jack Fulinwidcr said Mrs. Pinto was charged with failure to yield right of NO\\ - repair the hydrant. The condition of both Women was unav1iilable at press time. (Herald Photo by Cindy Flanders) FOR TOMORROW'S NEEDS' NOW IS THE TIME to plan, choose and make decisions when ludgmerit is not blurred by emotion. Plan toaether before need. Spare your family needless worry, confusion, and doubt- We at Brisson will do everything possu. to assist you. 'F)') ') 1 I, 4444 -44 I Oldest Funeral Home in Seminole County FIRST ESTABLISHED IN 11*5 �-- C - - -. ---.---,-.----'- -----. ---P-- _fl'1T-r. - .,_.-__ -'-•,•---_-- - - ----------- i ---- -- -j -- :-- .- -. - -- - ------- - -- -- Second Metro ' - ' WhitewiTr - The Sanford Herald Sports Lyman I;... L B'F Dan Gum Gi lm - '"__r - I n • artiIfl - a tougher time than most. Steve Morgan supplied the - finished off his opponent 1:10 into the opening fran,. Paul Richards had much the same kind of a match as he scored first on a takedown and followed with a pin. Richards main race was against the clock as he had only :12 seconds before the period expired. Coy ('ambell posted the next victory althonnh he had , In one of the evenings feature matches Bob Brucato and Kane Moody took to the canvass. Brucato scored first on a first period takedown. That was the only First period scoring. opposition. Cainbell was in complete control of the contest but couldn't drive Ms oppornta shoulders to the mat. He finally reached his goal late In the final stanza giving Lyman a 30-0 lead. Jun Howarth took the next contest for the Hounds. He .scored first on a takedown and followed with a three point near fal!. Howarth took the match with Just :02 seconds to go on the first period clock. The total then read 36-0. At 139 Jim Brinker follcwed much along the same 1mw over Colonial's Don Taylor. The scoring was a carbon copy of the previous match as the Greyhound grappler scored on a takedown and three point near fall. Brinker easily disposed of Tayor :45 seconds into the first frame. Joe Szllag continued his unbeaten string by topping Grenadler John hlammons in l35. Like his teammates Szilag)1 first scored on a takedown before pinning his foe 1:35 Into the contest. Hound Donnie Thompson drive the score to 54-0 when he pinned Jeff Wilde. Unlike most other matches this one went two periods before the Colonial wrestler was beaten. Thompson posted an early lead on a takedown but tI two minutes ran out before he could pin Wilde. 1:19 into .:j.;uf this . Th rnr: •n ii ,.r pin LONGWOOD The undefeated Lyman wrestling team picked up Its second Metro, and fourth overall victory Monday by shutlng out Colonial 69.0. In two Metro matches the Hounds have yet to be scored upon. In their first encounter In the Metro mop they beat Boone 72-0. In the opening match of the evening Armando Payaa and David Maust squared-oil with the 99-pou'xI hound having no trouble as he pinned his foe in 40 seconds. Payas having irnmediately threw his opponent down and the rest of the time was spent driving his shoulders down. At 107 the Hounds took the decision by forfeit. Pat Howlett was credited with the win. The 113 wrestler David Colomb extended his win streak at the expense of Mark Richardson. Colomb scored -. Well fans, if you watched the tube Saturday afternoon and evening you got a chance to see how a great club reacts to pressure. The Breins of the Master of Westwood, Johnny Wooden, did it aguin. Number two North Carolina State new into St. Louis ranked number two In the land and possessed a hefty 29 game string of victories Including a perfect 270 mark from the previous season. Cage fanatics were denied the Championship showdown because of the mean old NCAA and all their silly recruiting Laws. Imagine making college boys still maintain an amateur rankirg_tut tut. But they got it this past weekend—even thougn it wasn't for all the, marbles—although many people liked to think it was. The Wolipack came out of the lockers and battled their best with the California champs. Matter of fact they led the National Champions 33.32at the half and (of come) talk of an upset buzzed through the rd n 'r.d tn:inv livni thr-::ho:t tc Nnrth American cuntuent. Then the State squad came out For the second half and proved they wanted to win—actually the score was even at 5444 when the Staters overcame a seven point deficit. Then a funny thing happened--a guy named Walton came back on the court after already .I I mcitivien Top Colonial-- Herald Correspondent By DAN GILtARTlN Herald Staff . - By JOHN CHERWA V %.... l'OIIEST CITY BlakMike White rounded out the -evening by pinning Kurt e in a little over 30 seconds Like Hill he walked on and threw his foe down but It took him a few seconds g to pin the Grenadler. longer . The Hounds next encounter takes place on Wednesday and Thursday in the Greyhound invitational. This multiteam event promises to be one of the highlights of this years wrestling program. Grapplers from throughout Central Florida will participate including the three Seminole County schools that have wrestling programs, ' [k : ;m! h .::.! ii. .t 11::;.L. , t -' - 11 L_.--- • r hark Mn vinv....trtwi ,: ,.v -- ______ Elmil . _ '- -- -_-- ,_ "Mm ,,, , Fighting Seminoles 'F-' Id P. t - - - - -- -i7l Mfw_rs - AlwAgAw I I-- ;7' 'Vri - - . fAPAr - Inc. - -' -" -' ' - i IZ' $ ,'a . - - . ' . '-' - = -. - - n- 'jJi, - ~ 4j tVFR? _1 ". ______1 ~~ I- --__ , ~_ ___~_ A ~ ~~_ - _.9. - - - — - 't- 1 / - C4q' - h At ' .. F, . - - ,qJtf WcoA 1F/,?61L4rd jtj7p I"Vrfl44-- '' I , ' ' - / 16 AIM j -- . ,. (I_ ;;;:., ___ _!r" -. _____ .-~-- -. - -: -- (Herald Photos by John Cherw& -- - Late T1-,+,-1 '%J7'JI'.a Mi . ___________________________ Final Before Holidays Robustelli Jai Alai Results To Direct e ffil WAN MHounds Host Ea - i & I DsssIn,,lITh i 13 i ct4tt I-- -44_ A",, .sL_ t 'Y"' ". it I "1 wouldn't be here If I didn't have the full authority to get the club where It should be, RobusteLIi said. Alter winning all their preseason games, the Giants posted a dismal 2-111 season record. E arly Monday Nlght'u Results ,Ipij,c , - $ °ha'ir... ___ p D*b'i :i 1,tLT P*S-Lma :1 _0'4Zw c12! 8 1141l Rsa - #nW ii 1 01"ft - - I 'C j'J, ' LtTt. gig' ' iii J n-i ___ -- _____ - '" I si ç. - (i-1 U$s J1L!. tfl I - ,,, , "it fI) huN ti,y pf"Kis Da DI I 'd V "" N&Ao*, t%""% Eagles are in a tie for sixth at 1. _____ -- -_----- -- I ' . ITT ç 0o~l _________ iau. ,, 14 N (AQ""f* -A at14ql%ll#." Ir J -- -- - 2 ,,: $A 3 IS I - One of th e starting five for the hounds is expected to be 6'6" senior Randy Wright Wright wits dtubly Ewncirtd this past week by being named Player of the Week in a four county a _,, '_., _____ 1 ,j, - - I,I 479 it4i4f--- MEMPHIS. Term. (APi Sian FriUs, who oncernadean could run against anybody." lead to 31.10 in the fourth feel wedoa Pretty good job of wiaulswii triple piay is the Fritts, a fullback conside'ed quartet on a 12-yard run by Uit. nghlman in the right even toosmallto Play major college Charley Young and on2pass "W e wanted to do several in football, football Just three years age, interceptior, by freshman things in the this game: punIsh Fritts smashed his way for 83yard two defnsjve tackle Jim Hen. their receivers, not glie the 'j "k nl11h( ! i carries, iit 31 y1d ik-qi one, later Jaynes to go to A 6 [oLt 1, 2.puund J;inmor fur the sc'tn car dina s his secondary receivers and (ruin Oak Ridge, Thin., who (mae Monday night The Wollpack victory over- keep hiini contalneti." 31.18 first enrolled at Murray State In shadowed the brilliance of Dave Wolipack bithed Kentucky. he scored on 'wa of Jaynes, Kansas' Al! Micric tt1ev. The Woltpai' other score i I ci r t y r 1 ' arfirbak who hit 24 rI 3 y4srd field goal by Ron hib nIh iard run imnc in psss fur 218 yards and one iir, c ruar Sewell. Kansas scored on We honestly believed we (lie than quarter and put the touchdown Kansas closed at 7 passe, covering 12 yards from could run against them-" said *o1fidc ahead li-tO a lead 4-1. Jaynes to Robert Miller, a 12. Fritts,whumade the rare triple they never relinquished. "We're not real fancy," Wolf- yard run by Miller and a 2*-. t'*orth Carolina State, finish. pock CoactILotHo)taMjd We Jay twoyearsagoasaseftft)s yard field goal by 'ie Love D ekle s Gulf Th e stars were really shining in th s league as no less than three of the scratch bowlers came through with series above the i coveted 600 plateau, They were Ray Ceynowa with 221-608, J3hn Wright 221-603 and Don Witt 2-4Ol. Other hot shots inded Warren Mewes at 214-591, Godsey Taylor 197-555, Alex Serracs 212586, Jerry Temple 225-587, Jim Lamb 194455, Jack Kanner 203-566, Wayne O'Neal 186.550, Chuck Baker 222-586, Jerry Farella 224-591 ê',ind Woody Wilson 205-587. jn-,j . .• - 'I - {:;f' ,,._ - - FOOTBALL CONTEST WINNERS \'R-iIliL SEMINOLF ' You Bet! a '"w W Wrh! Curie Pan-Mue! Wagering Orlando Seminole Jai Atal Closed Dtcembv 12 power-chard games nihtly except ,unday ,r 1st & 2nd Prize—TIE SM' AF Jl N Ronihay, el Winter Springs .J.M. STINI'('IPhIEI( 2401 Oak Ave. 'iatin s 12 noon Mondi Ttjr' I c sPiv ins QuInkhas P44ht : UI : • Threr R Qu Daily (Unde, 11nol dmd) , % 1 - IOn I - U3O 6W6fl1(ft (AfterlOs In- ) MR FS NORTH Of ORLANDO ON 11M.17-93 f1RrARk 14 ., and - - - .- — - - P,I:i18 10 ii ---. . Central Dsw,iiqn Capital IS 12 51 , AtIn?a • -- 13 16 " touston -. - --- ,,..,,,.-___ - . - --- ------ --- -LOOSE BALL FIGHT _... ii it iii 6 1 1 21 U4 6,2 -• - - (Herald Photo by John Cherwa) . - Daniels 'Snake' White Meet In Boxing Card points for Sanford Atlantic, Wayne Kelly had eight, David Paul McNulty 15, Walter Lee 14, Smith and Scott Fine each had Martin Roberts ten, Russell two, via the decision route over unnamed opponent. Crumley seven, and Todd Tuudays Games lferaliCorrespoodcnt Bruce Scott, once in Dallas and Pinny, y, who is fast becoming Burkliead four. Allan Combs leveland a? Buffalo NEW SHIPMENT once earlier this year In the most popular fighter to Atlanta ai capital scored six points for WTRR. Ho Former heavyweight Orlando. appear in Orlando is always in Graham had two. Mjlw6uk at Los challenger, Terry' Danials, It is only (air to say that most an action match as his style is 'Pho'n at Pocflar'd LEVIS returns to the Orlando Sports of Danlals recent losses have such that It wouldn't ROS?Ofl at Golden State UNITED S ATES HANK 39.. be any Stadium, Wednesday, to meet come at the hands of top ranked other way. Cuffed& Flaired DEKI.E'S GULF?2 WedneWay's Games the ninth ranked lighthea'y in men such as John Conteh, Joe Variety of Fabrics The hiarrientos.Goez New York at Atlanta the U.S., Walter "Snake" White Roman, Cleveland Williams match-up SeAllie V HouSton This was to be a close game figures to be the Ch'CdQ0 81 Detroit in a scheduled 10 rounder. and most recently in hlianii finest preliminary bout since as both team were undefeated, Clev eland vs. Kansas city Danials, who hails from Beach, undefeated Vinny Curto. "Scooter" Mez,a lost Dekie's Gulf made less than 30 Omaha his all out I' ll"I "I Houston. Texas enters the bout PM OS&Iphia at Pr.wio "Snake" White. from Tampa war with 10th ranked -Boom. per cent of their shots frofn the with a slate of3O.11.1, with most has a 15-4-1 with his most Boom" Trujillo on the Quarry. field and their high scorer ABA of his wins coming early in a sensational wins co 213 E FIRST ming at th en e K dall card, averaging 18 points a game was Monday's Games career that 4712 began In l% 9. Th e local arena. Walter held to Six. NO VJ meSstheuie-d , unlike In Barrientos' last bout iit _________________________ Tutsday's Games fanner Southern Methodist Danlals started out hike a man Lost a one point decision to the games SCheouled football player has gone 2-7 going nowhere and getting eighth ranked, undefeated since being stopped in the there in a hurry. Wednesday's Games "Sugar" Ray Scales, In that virginsa at San Antonio fourth round by Joe Frazier in a His first two matches were match, over the 10 round Carolina at Memphis January '72 Heavyweight defeats via the K.O. route and distance, Scales won the first 'Ucly a t New York televised Title Bout. in neither bout, one with Vern four rounds and then had to fl D'vo at Denver Bothot those wins have come McIntosh and the other aoainct hani' on to i,act fl('..r k-...,i I tAlC iCr'sA1 eiaamri'i 4 11414 U WWL..IJIL,IJ$, Uh.,,CIY1 acrt I 9th, 1".M. Willie Doby, did White last charging Texan. OROl ND through the second round. HEAVYWEIGHT Gomez has also been camBut, since that time he has paigning in Texas, where be i-wlie back to defeat such men headlines bouts in Corpus as Larry Renaud, Ron Wright, Christi, his hometown, his hli'bbv Lloyd and the fight that current mark of 8-3 has been gained him national recognition compiled against some of the a 10 round win over fourth toughest Mexicans and Texans DalIa. Tins PUTNAMVILLE, Ind. (AP) Quarterback Joe ranked Andy Kendall. now operating in the south west. Ferguson of the Buffalo Bills of the National Football The supporting card will Amateur bouts and one more League was called for illegal motion on Interstate 70, feature a couple of all action professional contest will state police said, matches with Roy Barnientos complete the card that i Ferguson was spo tted in excess of the speed limit by a vs. Augic Gomez and the scheduled to get underway at state police helicopter near Put.namvllle Monda y and \. Trooper Barry Sipes made th e ta ckle. -5 ( I * 0 Tamps. Florida Sipes said Ferguson, who was passing through Indiana, was warned against further attempts at getting by the 1 po werful defensive line of District 31 of th e stite police. ALSO . Ile was not ticketed, ROY BAPRIENTES or - - - MANUEL JACOBSON s- S _____________________________ '0 flfl 3rd 19{lZI'—$-I ('hESTER OXI"OIU) 2417 Palmetto Ave. _____ o:su thn 'J 3 tIP!.. - LIGHT Sports Brief s MAIN EVENT TERRY 'Illegal Motion' DANIELS — vs. WALTER "SNAKE" WHITE 4 Ft. Worth Tiis* (;LOHI1 ;'KIlIT'J' '' ( .-- ---.- 19 13 SqI 5 touj', ____________ - P40 _ Pulsating Action ORLANDO York - - Gus Sexton is still OH her pin pounding rampage as she bested both the female and male opposition with a fantastic 199483 series. The oth er high scor ers were Thelma Hickson 166-474, Anne Almond 176-453, Ray Setala 186-610, Gall Fusaro 191-4%, Larry' Fusaro 203552, Jim Nader 202422, Jim Sexton 203-522, Chris Huff 199-626 and Ginny Huff 160-466. I Blitzes Kansas, 31-18 I #"#-rirc Ball & Chain - _, New suf# - C Rosalie Burkart was the heroine of the league with a 182480 series as others coming through in fine style were Bessie Randall 159442, Erma Thorp 164454, Rennie Jordan 158430, Mary Elmore 160436, Helen Padgett 192467, LlbbIe Whitehead 174-509, Mary McLaughlin 147-427, Alice Densmore 172444 and Rose rauick 166- ________ Im two" s..4, Mara said lie didn't expect ti. ' me appointment to reduce his 0 responsibility with the club but _ 0.°P..ji_tws perhapshlsduties, mi "?e", C CIO ~ Ii I told him ' Rohustdli cid "that it'll be as tough for him to ih11L so stat oJ if rn hair a it ill W I Pct. G.B. - ---- By LEE GEIGER Dianne Ives was high roller with 194-459 as Kath y Cooper hit 170438, Kathy Behrens 155-418, Nancy Rivers 352424 Bernice ' Chada 167-419 and Elyse Isom 164.468. U; J -- . 90 oe Smith had 18 points for U.S. Bank. Dennis Germain 15, First Federal won this game George With three seconds left on the Kenneth Perry was high for -v-: -., Clock that sawtheleadchange Dekie', GUlf with eight, tt= Ned four ttrnes1n the fourth quarter. Stevens and Joe Lahman ch ea ' Richard Ryan was high for had six and Bobby Meyer had -- ,a Itt-st Federal with 14 points, two Andy Logan had 11, Wayne ' r i'arker six and Mike Gaudeau SANFORD ELECTRIC 2$— two Par Schirard had 24 pvtflti, i. . (JREG'JRYIUMRFR 22 -. --j for Florida State Bank, Tim . --. Johnson four and Craig Swift Grego' Lumber outscore(J three. Sanford Electric in the second SANFORD BIDDY league cagers scuffle for a loose ball during half but could not over come the SANFORD ATLANMC Saturday morning play at the Seminole Iligh Gym. ten point lead Sanford Electric NATIONAL BANK 68had at the half. WTRR 8 Leroy Kelly was high man for Sanford Electric with 14 points, Sanford Atlantic was Just too Mike Link had six, James tall and too big for WTRR to Reddick and Steve Whitted and hand Wesley Steele each [L,ld two shooting where WTRR was Tico Perez was high for cold. Rocky Jernigan had 18 Gregory Lumber with ten = -- - Toyota Mixed (:,i 00 ing St 1 ars ' 4 ____ FLORIDA STATE BANK 31 .-- - - - [ fle CottI,ccnc, Ai'anh,c Division oys'Basketball - - j til e r I— ( . . j r1%1__ - , .-. . __ -_ __ Itz - western conftrenco miewtif thwition milwauk" Jack Kaiser grabbed scoring honors with 202-547 although the Chi 77 s 944 cago 2S 1 yss 21, vie lefty slinger otherwise known as Jessee Cook came Detroit close to 20 Ii Jack with a2O34G series. O ther high rollers were Mary K C Omôhi 9 21 77) is,, Henderson I # 171455, Sally White 160456, Agnes Butcher 171444, Pete Peterson Pacific Division 212-W Nce Penick 179-525, Lucky Horne 1514.", Bev Meeks 18& Golde" St I& 11 ~~) 518, Jim King 198-5-45, Knowles Williams 2l0-536, Ftay Carroll 201. 1s Hose Belew 169-471, Bill Varner 224-517, Phyllis Varner 157441, Poo land 73 79 4W 5, Gary %'arner 191-527, Pete Millips 184-50, Ed Mallon 194415, ~edlfle 12 24 131 i j Robert Gilbo IV-530, Alice Best 174458, Jorie Rumney 179466. Monday's Gam Hobble Itetalic 171-485 and Bob Hetalic 6-534. P4e* ork Q'Ji ' -I it,i. 4 c ') .. - - ~ - -. In the final game before the and was the layman High Sdiool Tuesday's contest is the final 'i.e holiday break the Lyman Pep Club Player of the Week, battle at home for the cagers look for their First Metro Greyhounds before they head L) "i &I&Conference win of the )ear --I -- big senior has had to go oa when they face Edgewater up against Anthony Givens, followed by one at home and *!&-Ajw*4 back on the road for five. IM" Dawkins in three successive Thus far this year the Lyman gam es and has held them to Despite the Greyhound, 2-3 li4ffZIrr,l basketoallers have had their p An well under their averages, record they have played cxdifficulties with Metro squads. 11 611 94-W citing basketball. Their op. OIr.*l, They dropped a close Wright and Al Cleveland have ponents have piled u a 17-8 ILN $ contesttoJones and inthelr last been battling throughout the slate against ether teams 40 11 I outing the Hounds were j1$ smothered by a numbe season for the team sc"ing Proving the difficulty of the r six lead. To date Wright is on top opposition. l..ciz ranked Orlando Evans team, with points or a 15.8 average 4.23 Before the varsty takes the and Cleveland has 60 points or I*N °°' at 8 the Hound Junior 12.0 game average, In their other games Lyman IIVIN1N.g,ISI. I--. varsity will be looking for win nipped Sa nford Seminole 47-45 9A I number two against four set. Clevea - and Carl Gadson 1as • and was beaten by cross county ovirmtil ba cks. _Ptr$.da jt.d ?sn.e_________ rival Oviedo 63-47. On Friday have se en starting at guards and much the same can be i'j,, they came away from a contest If the past Is any indication of !I expected agai t ns ' Edgewater. with Tampa Jefferson 5448 PaU' the starters John George and jI. (-'buck ChIpps will get the nod lit 1.1 00 a $ "-' i" at While the Hounds stand 2-3 on The other two starti ng the guard spots. polo 'a"." the year the Eagles are also assignments are up for grabs Bernard Wright Is expected "-$ struggling with a 2.2 mark In with Al Latimer, Matt Leslie, 1i I to 90 Phil Vance the Conference the Greyhounds and Andy Gidus all vielng for and John Kaufman at the ' sm IC , have sole possession of the the two spots. forward positions. 1 , ___ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cleveland PIRST. 0906imal 11 114 -to d . 1 Monday Matinee Results Piiiy D.,u. 1 na".Wm to Standings NLIA Jim Carver set the scoring tempo In the league with a nice 196S6lieries gh scores also, Alice Carver 200-497, Dot Lee 168,486, Richard Williams 193-525, Shirley Harbour 158440 Al Bowling 187-530, Arkle Harold 194-530, Bet-ny Uudley 200-532 h3-e%erIy Stephens 197-475 Pat Roundtree 189.442, Bud Larsen 19C-531, Bernie Nelson 197.623, Ituth e Zavrotney 10. Mary Johnson 170-451, Walt Moore 214-556, Arnold Jackson 184(h'orgia Coy-ne 156-457 Mon Burtsche 168-447 and Barney Driver 194-512, - HOUNDS BRINKER LIFTING . . Colonial's Don Ta'lor — xe Mulette win scheme. _______________________________ '.1 ~_ - ' 5 - !''3Ei ___~-.,% ,.I-- __ . - - GLENN HILL RIDING KUJU BLAKE grappler scores 14-second pin .- - - :-. -- B0wling Scene ______________________________ Sanf ord V W ..... . :-,V .I.-1* .*,.':.1." ::7) :::- Heights a week ago in the .- I _____ _ - ____ ... Local u 144ftfj _ -[s!:. ~` - - - .- . - .i." -- - _-: -- L1._ "' ... r. .. .. (# *: . . rj s Steve Hot shooting guard Tommy Odegaard, who has brought his Acheson, who recorded 18 _1111 ,in - Il League third basemar1 We ing the seasn 9-3, increased the Just try to run at people, and I 9XOk . --.---i -& -- - -Marletie ' . _- 7. -- - - C_ . _______ -'--- =: -- -; 1 :1 I . - -7 his assistant, Former South Seminole Junior I-Itoh rind I.vrnnn ct'i"0'' basketball and football star, Chris Butterworth, watches intently. (Herald Photo by J Richards) - (__7- __ ---_ 7 ____ - _',--: _______ A ______ _- , - El I M#AT4 'I .: 4 ' _________ ____ _____ ! , ., M ' ___ ___ .. - _ __ - - _______ .:- ~ c--, - ,. - -_-=--. -_ - - Wolfpa-ck - - - _________________________ . ~_j- " - - I, , -. F 'GET DOWN COURT' ' - -i , i - -. - - — 11. . ., -- -1- .-I -. A . ---' ' . . -. - -- -- -- j , f - j - - - . I - ',' ____-~ ~ $ 'a'" - '•• ' -' - J /A.Y4 - .." - - - - .. 4,,. u -iv ,tt,qq -T . I .. a Atan Mayer j ._.• '..• - i - _..~~_ I~- --- ~_- - '- ; __ -::~--__---__ ! -____ ____.___--_----.-'*y___ - r —March— . _~ ____ Coach Joe Mills' Seminoles have apparently kicked their machine into gear judging from the past weekend. 'They beat I DeLand, in spite of a bad night, and then turned around and put on NEW YORK tAlli — An Z, gr eat team show aga.nst lione. Robu.stelli, who played and They shut clawn the Brave press with a 76-70 decision and made Loached for nearly a decade the opponent's strategy hurt as they scored a good many easy with the New York Giants, buckets off the pressing Braves. The rumor had been, aceirdIng to been named direc tor of operaWinter Park seouthig report which a couple of us writers got ations of the ailing National a1oldof that theSeznInolescouldno(tfejhe pre,, Football League club. (kie must admit that in the st period It looked as if the report could be correct. Sanford had a wee bit of difflclty against Wellington Mars co-owner -d ready to panic. They didn't. and Actually the Seminoles threw the ball away only three times, madepresident of the Giants, announcement Mo Not bad and certainly refuting the allegation that "they Cant day and sa id Robustelli would handle the press. have "f ull authority" The Seminole outfit is now 5-2 for the season and 1-0 in the Big SC tICtiOfi of the head CCh1 Eight. Their next court fight Is against Tampa Chamberlain In the trades, player negotiations and Tampa Invitational double elimination ________________________________________ scouting. 1973 IN REVIEW .,. - 7 - - . ___ ~ - -. L ,.•. F -- - . _.,..:~ '' ,:::~~__,_ ,-,-- __ " . local JuCos dropped a 98-86 decision to Central Florida Junior College—qii then turned around and were greeted by Miami Edison 9817. Mistakes were the order of the day for the Raiders as they slit theIrownthroatrnthefIrstonmving Upgbad,and8 fumbles plus seven violations for a total of 24 turnovers You don't 1 many I way. In the Edison contest the Seminole squad had their eyes shot out as the Miami five hU 57 percent from the floor. The SJC club was te tableat 4$percentoffieldgoalampts but&,u,ju, shot better. The loss brought the Raiders ledger to 5-6 for the year—being the first time this writer can remember the local Junior College dub having a losing slate flungs figure to get better however—u the locals are finding the key to their motor and when they finally get cranked up they should give Folks In the Dwision Two race a hard time. • '%t -o+ -..... I...-, t - -• 1 Coach Joe Sterling will have the opportunity of getting the kinks out In two more contest, before he faces any moregaines that "count." Starting with the tournament scheduled by Manatee the Raid ers will at least face the Manatee outfit and probably another squad that has yet to be named due to scheduling difficulties. Af trthetourneytheRaiderswflbehome(atLyn)on January 9, then travel to Lake City to right with the Timberwolves who always start seven men ~ they are tough on the road too)—then they are back home on the 16th for a fight with Central Florida •k Pb1.... which will Raiders revenge ,( wC tourney css then anot.her WP-00 tirne to Jax—to play Florida Jr. C*Ikge. I -., - c - -' , _. - -• -____ day o 11y J RICHARDS Junior varsity action i slated reports Head Coach Chris Conference Foes, Ilowey herald Sports Editor Middies' only win, 72, is for 3p.m. at the SNA gym on Marlette. Academy, Montverde and hitting at a 10 point clip per Sanford Cage fans have one First Street "We expect to run a fa Florida Central Academy, and game, while Monty Adair Is last chance to get in some The Middies, currently 1-5, lreakandcleartlwbenchtoget lost all three by big margins, adding nine a game. Adair hit hardwood action before the after playing somcofeare' everyone into the game," he SNA, also a member of the 22 in the SNA victory. holiday break as the Sanford top rated teams, including said, private school loop, figures to Fronteourt man Mike Naval Academy hosts Orlando Thple-A Lake Brantley, are Tabernacle has already havethesamechances(ora big Woodall, who has been Tabernacle today at 4:30 p.m. looking confidently for a win, played three Lakes And Hills WIll. shackeled with ailing ankles Ledby6'l"VlnceWeIr,who fromani ed fwftU ,on is averaging l2 points per ga ba key man In the SNA 131 and 11 rebounds, the Middies zone defense, and while hLs have been nluued in early r"rf°rm2r. zis yet to r"conpctltlon by tar consI.stent Marlette is con - I ._- The SJC Raiders traveled scuth Wt weekend to Tampa and - . - . __J/ Raiders Without Booty : ____- - . i abernacic SNA Meets - "- ' 1 .-v. - __________________ - J_!.t1L - I 'I' ,_,___ i -1 UK-i" - ____ = 1. " *'. = 'LL . :--- I_____ ,_:- l :V . i- ..L.J. -- , .. % "'-'W,/V". --VA ' - Just like the racehorse the class shows up in the homestretch. UClA Is no different—Walton led the Bruins to an ovewhe!mlng 192 stretch snd that was the bail game. N.C. State did''( even know what hit them as they joined the ranks of Florida State, Memphis State, Villanova and the rest of the Great Pretenders. Ho Hum—. another year for the UCLANS—what will this make it? Eight In a raw? Ten out of the last eleven? Anyway—bout that guy who gave me UCLA and five—he came ~rr ,- . a.; -- -* ~r. .,, % .\.,7 r i ?, . I • - The Lake games and when he does Seminole County squad was Metro cage power Winter Park Adams and Frazier have all Brantley Patriots invade aided by another junior by the outpolnted 67-55 by the New which, when considering the had evenings In that range and Orange Belt Conference name of Ray Bowling. Bowling Smyrna Barracudas. alleged difference between the proved to unaware opponents territory Tuesday evening for a has provided the necessary Kissimmee i the third Four-A and Three-A schools, that the Jussimmee five can not battle with the Kowboys from impetus to undo a full court straight Orange Belt foe for the really cannot be judged a have their evening ruined by Kissimmee. Press and get the Pats set Upf . Patriot quintet and the much of a loss. concentrating on one or two Entering the contest the Pats good percentage shots. Kowboys of Osceola High sport The two Kissimmee victory stars, have chalked up a respectable The last two outings for the a 2-2 et of credentials for the efforts have been 62-40 over 3-3 log which has been aided Brantley Bunch has c?en them meeting. Polk County's Auburndale and Lake Brantley will tryand greatly by Pureto Bico transfer split decisions consistent with The Kowboy contingent was a 70-64 outscoring of Lakeland prove they are more versatile Marcus R1.'emja. The 6' 5" wing their seasonal split of six cage not overly successful the last Santa Fe. than the last six times out. has dumped in an average of 25 matches. time they took to the hardwood. With a balanced offense the Coach Jay Hoover is atmarkers per game with most of Friday night the Pats clubbed In the most recent attempt the hosts from south of )rliinclo tempting to get his club Ids shots coming from 15 to 20 Winter Garden Lakeview by a Osceola outfit was clobbered 72- feature fteestartcrs who have jelling point and that s to the feet ou'. hould be hefty 57-42 score that saw 53 by east coast rival Cocoa. already proven this season they noticed when more Pat roundDespite his high scoring the Rivera hit for 24. The next The other loss for the are capable of hitting in the 20 ballers achieve the double lanky junior has had a few off night out Riverla hit 28 but the Kowboys was a 91-73 decision point-plus category. Cooper, figure status, At 186 Glenn Hill walked on to the flint threw his opponent down and pinned him - all In 14 seconds Terranova was the fallen Grenadier. .', _____ ra ts Trek To Kissimmee a Both wrestlers scored in the second period; but still no pin was recorded. Brucato scored a takedown for the only third peiod scoring giving the Hound the win 9-4. , - 11 . - - - . ~ Tuesday, Dec. 18, 1913-3B With Ledger .g . I II - "r_ _ _ j _ 213—the Sinfnrri I-4PrAId piptj "- - i - Nusthciumer Named CLEVELAND (Al') Bob Nussbaumer has been named the Cleveland Browns' vice president In charge of player personnel. The announcement was made is-n,nday by Art Modell, owner of the National Football League ii - club. Nussbaumer, who has been the Browns' player personnel director since 1972, has been with the team for nine years. vs AUGIE GOMEZ Corpus Christi. Tomas Pl u s JOHN PINNEY And Oth., TERRY DANIELS DON I MISS THE AMATEUR BOUTS FOR ACTION S I• OTHER EXCITING MATCHES P-w 144, ..- a 5,4 y.,, Is. 0...,... a of Oh.,. •ai i,,•. S 0.. "a '3 00 M4,li01l.. StOOL Cam 71? IOOO to *,, �---.- . -- --- -- - - ----.-,--.---------------------------- 413-The Sanford Herald _______________ Tuesday, Dec. 18, 1973 ea.6 ;cc IlOk Tia ce5 ?ece ace 'P1 kv, tAp epl, , Mt` P \-?--Z-a, e_ \ \v \ZD) Located next to the Plaza OfT ( CRUITYY PIZZA -- 1 - _-_.,....._._ - - --r-:-------r------------------- .-- -.-----,.v .--- -- - ----- 7 h Sanford Herald .sf/47j ,-/, (€d!a/fed :ur.OuflAifnOk', E ( 834-7272 1812 N. ORLANDO AVE. A " 54 I fi t , i' ('ii Tuesday, Dec. 18, 1973-513 91, nAY Y I k i" WrIA WE SPECIALIZE IN FIBERGLAS REPAIR Maitland Tractor Sales & Equipment At your Satoh dealer. 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"I-' Senkarik HOURS 00, r; "- DAVID tIRCHHOFF " 322.0808 f"' %, I T' Ph. 322.6707 Sanford, Fla. 323-2650 t1tI40(et H m6k1e2.o 2012 French Ave, P2rsonaljzed r AIM1111111111111111 *GLASS .8 Monday-Saturday Closed Sundays 5- Ch A nsw dny tarn center h-as mcnphern wilt be unstructured, centers. Assisting wtth fruit arid fruit juices. raw opened in Sanford which Is not Ersrotiment is limited to two curriculum planning and with vegetables, cheese and simply a baby sitting service, to five year olds. Kindergarten the child care from 3-6 p.m. is crackers, Candies, cakes but provides rather for the total isopentolhreetoflveyearolds. Raymond Sell, a full-time and cockes are served rarely development of the child; The center is open from 7 am. teacher at Seminole High as treats. broadening his physical, to 5:30 p.m. School. A record of each chiid' mental, emotional and social Mrs. Donna Weaver, a immunization is kept. and All rooms at A Child's World senses. A are equipped with attractiveregistered nurse. is on call forms are available at tt hr,i*is1 its. be needed at the center. Mrs. Mary Self. owner teacntng aids, including rhythm center. She has also had exChIld's World Day Care Cen Parents are encouraged to ter instruments, hand puppet,, perlence in early childhood visit AChild's World so they are and experienced certified child-size kitchen, and iot of aware of their child's daily teacher, explains the total books,picturesandpuuies, Tne centers. development of the child Will be entire center Is decorated with During the greeting and free experiences. Some parents achieved through experiences gay murals featuring well, play period which starts the day have volunteered to share their and activities which encourage known childhood characters the children arc observed for talents occasionally with the pleasure in creatsvity. self such as the Sesame Street runny noses, coughs, signs of children and others are en concept, decision making, crowd and Winnie.The.Poohskin irritation, or other symp- couraged to do so. development of large arid small personalities, all painted toms which mat need medical To pee-register, visit Mrs by motor skills and sctioci Mrs. Self. The children also attention. If a child looks as if he Self, School Director, at readinessmightbetterhavestayedhome, Child's World, 2854 Soutt a large fenced yard with he A Child's World will have playhouse is referred to the school Sanford Ave., or call 323 8424 and exercise earning centers: equipment. nurse. If necessary he is placed She can then give you any ad houekeepin, blockbuilding. in the isolation sickroom until ditional Information you rr* art, readir.g. music, Service Teachers tar the preschoolers his parents can be contacted, need regarding special clottir; corner and table activities. are Mrs. Self, who has a B.S. A well-balanced nutritious or equipment your child mat Children will enloy finger and degree in education and several, lunch and two snacks are serv. need. bruth painting, woodworking, years experience in the public ed daily. Any time a child asks Let Mrs. Self and Mrs. Bost singing, rhythmic movements, school system, and Mrs. Dee for an additional snack he will Show you what a day care cooking and dramatic play. Bost, who has a BA. degree in get it. The menu for a one week center ought to be! Each chid They will study shapes, colors, English andis currently period Is posted neir the door. Should be given the opportunity numbers, science, and working towards an MA. The food children ea' for inak. to develop in his fullest right as meanings of holidays, but Mn. degree. Mrs. Bost has been cks is important, and at A an lndlviduat, they believe. Self stresses the lt'arnlnq at. employed in ealy childhoodChild's World snacks consist of Mv. '-.U.-U 323-6404 4 - Chat" o IA I * At 0 - ANIMAL HAVEN BOARDING KENNELS - i Emm ________________:. W en.111"Iff \-i / an appointment. AN _., . %_ LAWN & FARM EQUIPMENT Don't be late for the holidays. Call today for Out & Says And Accessories WHOLESALE- RETAIL j hairpieces in Now. Mab.I Duggan ____ - ii erea O flit POtAROID 1111011LI FIFL I * YASNCA POWflj I - Bring your wigs & Jewell Gnoltby - - - I ~ _-_______________ --------------- __M~ -••• 1 Constructive Play 322-45752 TO MINOX MICIC4(OPtS P AUTO PARTS yvolme Mccolouqh '' ______ Leave Your Pet With Us. Ladies, don't be late! r7R __ .9 The Holidays? INTER NATIONAL CAMIRA CORP SALES— %E*VICE-IEWTALS ora crvAt ''zo KONIOMIO* Phone;22.4196 87 Jjsanfo . .d Ave. CZ.tj L / 4 O e vt .r 11 Leaving For $l*000As,yL.S FOt £VElYTMItQ POTO0tApNjC, 41==a Yard Y3 Stick s Seminole Appliance Service WIA & SALES -NA-L~ 16 on S __ _ .7 ~~_ ~ ~ 5~ - _ _____ -~ gam = - - - --- - __ I ~ I.' -- - . 'FT. ? , _ -- ±L " m3 Jok OPEN 7 - 3 N EW Y EAR'S EVE FOR RESERVATIONS ,' We'll save you money, time & gas ... Carpet Furniture-We have it Sewing Machines all .... Stop Today -Save. 4 CARE and KINDERGARTEN - Fertilizers Newmerchandise atham outstandn t '°mill names, including Ozite and what a savir,gs, to have a bankrupt Prices that's the livingroorn ac motto at National Cargo Burlington, Carpet installation seamstress at home! inocasional piecesCCSSO es and Zayres Plaza, Fern Park, and is usually included in the price National Cargo offers a All items are distribUled to no wonder: at National Cargo of the carpeting. Stop by and complete repair se'vice on all nine location'- thr ughout check those prices you wifl find furniture and they a-e makes of sewing machines. Central Florida 68.00 accessories for the whole housesquare 0the kind you like to hear, Would you believe it' Only $1.98 at prices you won't believe, especially at this time of year to have your machine cleaned, holding Yr nre10U50 s t tind most when ''J v.ant your honie to oiled and .lcliustr:d I Its tht ideal plan -' tO visit lust hOt 5 (ot Lr1(r)l F look it best, but have to budget before Christmas vhen your service your sewing machine Financin and dli of all carefully for the many cx budget is getting tight, but yotj dese'ves regularly, so don't put items can9 be rranged by still have gifts to buy lr some penses of the holiday season. It ofI another day. Drop it off t National Car 9 If you shop at National Cargo National Cargo today. rather Special friends and where you can get car pe t priceS family members Some of the Store's finest clos e to wholesale, then you canThe stores hours are most National Cargo was founded values can be found in the still afford to do that extra bit of convenient: Monday thrvph bedding depo'tmtnt NatioäI in the Tdinpd Liay area. The carpeling before the holidays Wednesday f'om 9 a-rn. to 5 Cargo is one of the South's Fern Park Sto' is the first in p.m.. Thursday through largest bedding liquidators,are over. the O'lando area, and it has Ladies will be happy to know Saturday from 9a.m. foBp.m; received such a good reception buying from some of the lUrgst National Cargo also specializes and Sunday from 12 noon to 6 be dding houses. This quality from local shoppers, that several mo'e National Cargo merchandise is available to youin sewing machines, and is ap.m. full-line Morse sewing machine While National Cargo is a stores a'e planned in O'landoat p'ices much lower than dealership distributing these good place to visit any time of area locations and Kissimmee rrmal retail Values for a set of bedding (f oundation and quality products to you. Gen- year, il's particularly good to in the nr future, llemen houJd bear in mind a visit before Christmas when Nationai Cargo offers famous mattress ) start at $28. sewiig machtne is a gill every ou tstanding value and savings values n bedding, hde a-beds, Another d'ea where National woman can appreciate, are particularly appreciated, sewing machines, carpeting, Cargo spe cializes is carpelir.g, Whether she can sew o' not, It as Don't delay! You only have Six and reclining Chai'S Thc'y .i sr The store offers a wide range y, Ip t,rr inure shopping days to go r7w -- Y . FREE Pick.up& Delivery- Phone Today Prices - I d' ure __1 ly. 1_~ Zayre Plaza Amazing1 Furn ~ __ - LeRoy & Pat Taylor invite you to come by and get your FREE OPEN We Renovate- All Types . PH. 834-3828 CASSELBERRY, FLA. 32707 tta 831.6222 - - - - ONE DA'' SERVICE FRIED CHICKEN TL _7 4 MArY1 Buy Direct From Factory Box Springs Any Size Made To Order Foam Rubber. Innerspring Soft Medium Orthopedic - 395 Wiglets Nationa/ Cargo New Mattresses - t Ak(I 47*141 WIG; - - I Holiday Special 99 11 11111 At - MARCARONI SALAD NOW AVAILABLE FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL 323 7560 n �- -___________________________ - . -----uw 6B-The Sanford Heraki Tucsdey, Dec. 18. 1973 WORRY CLINIC __ Rudolph Helps Santa classified Ads Will Hefip You! _________ __ ______ _________ . _________ Seminole 322-26 1 1 Winter Pork- Sanord.Flori Room and board for the elderly in private home, Apoflka area. 13i 23%,). _______ Apartment; Rent Furnished _____________________ SMI MO PARKS. 1 23 croom Trailtrs & ApIs 2 Adult parks. 2 Family parks, 3315 Hwy. 1792, 50rd, 373 1930; Day, Wk., Mo. 1 Room apt. wits I bedroom, waler turfhd, No pets or children. 5130. 3321111. -- _______ - 4 - shows Its major - -- ________ ________ ______________________ TOALL OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS REALESTATE. REALTOR 479), ('eBary 666 4613 SANFORD AREA ALTAM0NTE SPRINGS AREA Rustic country Setting, targ woodedIot,lbedroomspIItp,an tatps, Pool pllflned, doubt garage. A braflLj flew home, rnov right In and atsume a 10* intere mortgage, ' . ' I ji ,....gr,y,c ..A -"u t - ..... YOU ' Ll. ' ' 1- S-Rsort Property For Sale FINE) V- 16-lncom And Investment Property same area where certain ng YOU'LL FiND ' ' heritage! Forrest Greene, Inc. Realtors )3oiw. Falrbankt 45 2313 WE TAKE TRAOE1 _____________ 4? - grand. condominiums For Sale spaghetti, this delight In SI-Houpso God the spaghe1fj ry pass ag fe several generations, yet have 32-Appliances nc1hing to do sith vouz gen 'il-TV l?adio 5trto Personality, however, a result of your %'ronment! 't'i.i' ...l... .wi C wgjy IL, t YOU'LL FIND rea I estate tra nsa clions St-Garage . Rummage saies is en YOU'LL FIND SS-Bt £ Ma,ine "4"Iuh'Vfl1 _.... (1W tim cmiii local YOU'LL FIND decorating was present 67-Lawn and to dispute his authority. 63-Machinery and Tools Mobile Homes -- -,-----------___- , . 'a ' , f : ' 72-Auction Send for my "Introvert. Agency - . - - ____ - IL' - il "T]''e,"- " - -- W. 2543 Park Dr. Miscellaneous CHINES (7) rseyer been used. These machInts have built.in controls for liglag buttonhol, blind stItch, lany patterns, etc. 3. Restaurant equipment, new & used, bought 6 sold. Holiday Equip- Cash regIster, 1 show case with Iron DISABLEÔ AMER IC\N V E T ERA N safe, I air conditioners $25 cc. truck. 37) 3615, 327 1515 * Sanford Auction 30 ' 'twy. 17-92 MONDAY NIGHT, Antiquas, TVs, MiKitlans, Niw arid vied ___________ SuthofSar.u,j ___________________ __ MeetIngs -. * PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY - furnitur, and appliances, Plus special sales lwatrh ads). 7:30 1sf. Tu.'i, _____________ ' - " Si COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE try Wed, a Sat. E'arly BIrds 7:13 p. m. SAVE GAS and time and trouble with the VUletid, Gift Guide now appearing daily In the ClassIfied Setion. Household Buy, sejl, consign, aooialse. or Speciaf sales out of a.nyttilng o, -' . I value. Hwy. 17.92 (behind Win chester Mobile Homes.) GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3737340 Sanford,Fla. 3237i)a 300 French Ave. 3603 Orlando Dr. 373-3200 3235300 $9993 cc. 3 only. In handsome walnut I inlih with world famous 4. speed automatic turntable, 4. speaker audio system, AM-FM radio,$ track tape player, Cub or lerms United Freight Sales, 3S S Orange Ave., Orlando. Mon. Fri. 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to S. 1lI I I 'a . ' - Puppies, deposit, will hold for Christmas. 2 Dobermans, I Beagle, males and have all shots. After 7, eves. & Sunday, 323.1974. _ ,- - EXCLUSIVE LOVELY 7 BEDROCM. i - 76-Auto L,,,l . 'IkI All sizes an moods, 10 speeds, and standard bikes available at Firestone Store. CaU 372 024.4. Wanted to Buy - ----- For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bu 1 or 1001 Items. Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. , information travel J)(')k "J'ç) NLU*1PWA (Ilifaig 3 ROOMS CARPET 16" Electric Stove by Magic Chef, Theans*erto"Whattodowitp, your Avocado, 7 yrs. oid,Imost new, 599,30 3fl., 977 I old Car." Sell ii with a Classified Ad. Step In si call 1st apesl.tmir,$ IL JOHN'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 102' N. Maple Ave., SanS ora 3731550 PUBLISHE3 EVERY SUNDAY IN ' u, - .-------------------- BUY THE (lEST tot Dad, DINGO BOOTS from KNIGHT'S SHOES, 70-IE.Fir'st. I 'Sewers •Street Lights I Sidewalks Give Dad Black & Decker power tools, end Stanley hand tools fr:m Gregory Lumber, 6th 1 Maple. 372 0300 '- ' W . " 19195. French (e Sunday. 37? 7 3?ir 377 TP', ____________________________________________ ' , f-f ' ___________________________________________ .... \4? - NEW HOME I ' TI • ratio Privary CHRISTMAS TREE equipped kitchen wilh Fully dishwasher Call Mrs 3 bedroom C. B home I Oflgwood ea Central heat lAir w Ill Weathty 34652, Wall carpet. lndlviival 'v.atr iJ tm er Large Id rlarI r UOdeposiI and move In while JOOMagnoliaAve.,Ap13 )$5169art'm !Oaned PancY (EUEVA GARDEN THERE IS A BEFr ,,_-- ;c / '\T/ I I '' " TYT it.' JJUili(11111 11Y5 3 bi'clro-ir.". nlr,tl hcat Lucury Taivrsf ' - CaliBud.3fl615;0r373.yi:1 Cell Butch. 322443701- 3277421 1) ' ii Z'J% acy FLEET RESERVE ASSN , i.,, itir Wdli to wall carpet '.. some have fIreplac, dishwasher ' pOS.al range remote control ' Carl Scott garaQi . "atl" Matthew , Patio homes are Surrounded by a oine YOU'LL FIND a'--', appearing WHAT YOU'VE in The I I N be ad a " Th.jr FAMILY BAIIGAIH ata$rf :ttt an t? n - LOOKING FOR Lilcstvlcs ShOUld include this cocNputing meir *afied " ctr5 e'itra heat and BuslnessM.,tlnn 2nd Monda -20&) ' .' Hvng&tlIningrGom5h&vosIjdj,.9l455 . - REALTY , 5 "('t1r _.,1 Euttei'veloper J. ' 403W Firs? St 5)4)4) - J73 031; - - - , - , _ SEWING MACHIP-SE -._ - ' -- - -- its . -_ - _____________ Dress them up for Christmas in a pair 0$ Poll Parrot Shots, Knight's Shoes, 205 C. First, New arri,all CLOTHING In time for ChriStmas. Merry-Go..lOuod 2'9S S. $anfcrd Ave. 373 5010. - r -'- .. "- pccd Queen Washer. 6. Dryers fiom Firestone, downtown Sanford wIll make laundry drudgery easier for Mom all year. 322.0744, Give Mom comfort and beauty-. pair of Daniel Greene house slippers from Knipht's Shoes, 30$ E. FIrst St. A gift that Is SEW right -a Futura Sewing Machine from KIngcton's, downtown Sanford 3736141 or your ciut organization would GIft3 KIDiJ wIIl LikeJ J I \,_ "-' " - I z1') Z(1 ' ' The-y'Il enry th, Cold HoIidy Wesun ,it sweaters A. vests from fluttoni I. Bows, 2640 Hiawatha Ave I CLASSIFIED OEPsARTMENT 322 261) ,,) ' -. - NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. Franklin Mint 6 other unusual gift itemS S. coins, of course. Tom's Coins, 174 C. Morse Ave., Winter Park. W$33$. ALL Out 01 ideas? ViSit ETHELL' ANTIQUES, I mile west of old State Rd. 16 at Paola 322 5171. "16" I I on station, Gifts of Distinction, Diamonds, Watches, Silver China, Cryslal Kader's Sinford. 322.2343. Give Roller Skate-s for Christmailarge selection of skate ac C etSOtIfl, SKATE CITY ROLLER RINK Dog Track Road _ }IOMEJ The sovridot mus.ç *1W abvund in your home from the stereo you i: Ceramics .IACISOPIS CERAMICS, supplies, kiln dealer. 10 S. Closed Thursday P. 322-792). purchase at FIRESTONE, downtown Sanford. 3720244. Select a gift from our complete Whirlpool home appliance center, Geneva Heating & Air Cond. Serv., 30% Orlando Dr.. 323 5434: V,'e have gifts for the entire SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN REASONADLEpPICES CALL)??. 3931 from smill iiqvt items, to rooms full of line furnhshinC's. PHIL DEERE FURN1TURE. W. Fiist St. (Hwy. 44) Just 1 ml. east of I 4. 32J0fl0. BELL RINGERS! Those are the great gift ideas you'll find in the yuletide Gift Guide Se-CliOn in the Want Ads. Season Greetirs from Art Grin. dl'a Wheel Pinch Special '73 Nova VI, auto, air, radio, heat GivC flihionable Iothei from Outer Limits, 5antci Plaza. Gift Certificates arlust perfect. U.S and Foi'e4 Coins; u s Currency, Fii lewelry. Bottles SEMINOLE CtN CENTER 09 Westst St. FOR THE GOLFER IN YOUR FAMILY.. Top I4,of Golf Clubs, bags, ballt, sportswear, MAYFAIR COLJJITRY CtUB RO SHOP. Ph, 12 253'. Comupiete stvia eoce? camera Seti make great gifts. Gift Boxed. $17.11 up. Medco Pinecreit Shopprig Center. Gifts for r..}IOME lnle'p'lt ot inc n.t or InC Canine set bathed in medicated shampoo I, rinse from Animal Haven, 37? 5.e!eC1 your new turnituri, from WILSON MIER for the best Christmas ever. Save on national brAnds. Liberal trade ins Free delivery. Convenienl terms, We give TV Stamps, 31) C. 1st 5'. 373- Mn. Cavalier Motor Inn 3700 Hwy. 1792. Sanford Ph 323 3110 $347301. 1.3*-306$ F*ione: 322-2611 Custom made satin roomt, carports. Top workmanship and materials LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, 323-44J3. CONCRETE PATIOS COGBURPI FENCE CO PH 1)0 5748 Custom made cabinets, barS. varities or replace that oil counter top, 37310.10 -r Custom Homes We Dulid CvSorn homes, or extra bedrooms, bathrooms. playrooms. SUN Enterpr4es. Inc. *30-4542 Doors We replace old coors. Any type, any size. Save fuel SUN Enterprises, inc 130 4612 For Builders, sub contractors, Complete Houie Plans arid Shop F.i1, LHaWIIV) economical Call Victor--3M 374.3. - .- -"-.. Hodges 6 Grlffis Land Clearing Exci'vating & Grading. Ph. 3231297 or )7743L3, day or rite. Lawn Ser HkS Garden & lawn Seryke dands.,ong Mowing. Edging, Trimming ?re,€,t RS A S'3331* Lawsi Clean Up, and Light Hiuling. Trenthty, 373.7774. KEN'S MOWING SERVICE Acreage, Lots arid Lawi'.s Fret esflmat e, Cell 323 604% LI,., %..tWu1 rtt.tLt3es,3 ',.NC Commercial and resIdential. Contracts now available. 323 0319 or 322 733'?. ,.snr - flit tNGRAVING SERVICE Metal, Plastics. Jewelry. Trophli's 614 Beth Dr., Sanford, 372 5531 &.BUSINESS. AIrless 6 ConventIonal Ph. 373.395,4 - PetCore Dog training In your home All Breed Dog TrainIng Academy. Call for free evaluatIon 531.7310. Barding-Proteicnal with love S a m. . 6 p.m. Animal Kevin Boarding. 3rs7s2. Plumbing * Bell PlumbIng Uo.* Fast effiCient service, old and new. Bonded. licensed, 3270959. clas%il,ed ad help you clean Out your atliç, garage or basement Let a Tree Service E.AR.v%STRONG Tree & Lakefront Service, De-Moulng, Transplanting & Removal of trees. Lakefront clearing Plo ioo too large or too ,sm4ll Cail 37) 46.a artytlrYl$. Vacuum Cleaners KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER Carpentry, Remodeling, Addflini, Custom Work. Free EstImate. 333. 0399. Engraving JOLLY GOOD thIngs for givIng are s'ngetted to you iti the Yuletide C.tt Guide Remodeling - Room Cddi?iOni, Custom Work. Free estimates. Cali Ray bruftg Central heat Lair means omfont for all year round. Sanford Heat LAir. 322 4390 WHOA. Oon't throw ewavuletul idle items. Sell them quickly with a Herald Want Ad by calling 3227611 arid asking for a friendly AdviSor. Bring Results Park Hidden talents cm,to life wilh art supplies tro Senkarik for Christmas, 210 Magnolia Ave. Small Jobs Wanted 322 1331, "Lake Mary" Custom Painting Reasonable Want Ads eHOME ADCOC Roofing & She,? Metal Gutters&D',wnSpouts SOQ French ve ,323.9551 Palritlrvg-Interio' & exterior, ripairt, roofs painted, free honest experienced estimates. 3230191. Concrete family WESTERN WEAR-BOOTS Belts, moccasins, billfolds, saddle equipment, Save a% the Old Corral Western Shop, 17 97, 1 mile S a? - FRIGIDAIRE. KITCHEN AlP. MAYTAG, FEDDER All maior - Oet5ry. 444-1051. Did you kno* that Collins Florist, applIances. Best in quality and de Fairway Plaza, has a nice GET EXTRA CASH FOR pendabilily. HOME APPLIANCE selection ci Small gifts? 323-1301 CHRISTMAS by selling your good CENTER, I7W. Is? St. 377 3513 uied furniture arid appliances to Give a GE Spr*y & Steam Iron arid a Light up the Holiday Season with Larry's New & Used Mart, 21$ S fibre optic lamp kits from Village GE Toaster Oven from Gregory Sanford Ave., Ph. 322 1)32. Lumber. 6th 1. Maple. 3220500. Crattsman, 102 5. Park 32)1730 .artta's headquart,rs --booti & hard Bring Sparkle to her eyes with a hats, good selection. The TIffany set etegemen, rIng. 11)0 Equestrian, $7 W. Broadway, up. Gwaltney Jewelers. 704 S Oviido 36.564). LalinQ GiftS. Coaster) $or Id speed bicycles (torn FIxit Shop, 906 french (H*y 17 927. 322 4751. - It THESANFORD HERALD toan -_ . -._--_._ Make Mon's life easier, lit a Kirby do hi work. If's S machines In one. Kirby Vacuum Cleanir, 107 W. 27th SI.. Sanford. 3236)30. !ludetl In like to this listing call: PcI Onpcl Ioanorl'4prt - SANFQPD.FLtz - - PlO more diii pan Nlnas for Mom O E portable or built in dsh washers. Sanford Electric, 3221362. ICIIT% wIth This plan interest rate is AVr . i Z!G.ZAG PrstiUnturn,shejlexn.ur - - 11vtPu,a)rxPty ____ - iO I Sanora. Mortg.g terms a erust rn1 ed to a maXimum of - * .__ _YY.rtI-TIwJl_t-. _- ______________________ ,. Bingo Thursday 7000 ___________________ ic'°'1 flg onto your cot.trty,srd tr I t se..urity t)fld Serenity 'i dttfrt extertor A financiflQ I6n $ P available to new horn :' ..- " e'uifipcdkifcPien.Adultsonly.ppi security deposit Ph 46*4*47 I 372 6457: Alter 5, 377 71)1 M UNSWORJH APARTMEPITS 1120 FLORIDA AVENUE _ aiuiut REALTY carpeting, PS,diSha central haat&afr Sp4rklung clean PrO! MOre- in today (hildt',.' - (,14 'i d 777 "-) ENERGY CRISIS? Save yours by uSing the Yul.$Id. Gift Gjlde in the Caifled Section. ________________________ -:::---. _,. . ___ Call for Appointment 322-310) LocafardNhtsap MIs' "leaters Cleaned. Servced, Sold ano Installed Call Geneva Htg. & Ar Cond. Service 323 54.34. Home 'Improvements Buty Car BULLDOZER WORK :learng lots our Specialty 323 17)1 after 3 p m. Gifts for Gifts tfl Like 1 W. 25th Sanfor "Santo d's'S.ales ""V'.. " Give Dad a Colii Butane Light'.', p.95 & up from Gwaltney Jewelers, 204 5. Park Ave. YOurMtettiplelistlngAgpncy .E,MtNO1L REALTOR OWL, WP P.ULTlPLE LI!.TIt4r. - -. do Homes By Call 322.2420 Anytime will DAD I I •Paved Streets PINECREST EXCLUSIVE -FIRST CLASS AA 1 CONDIflON, That's how we describe this 3 B'g 4 bedroom Mayfair Ideal bedroom, 2 bath with heat, air, exewtive horn, On'y 5L2 000 buiPt in range and Oven, carpeting and other extras $75001 You Commercial property on 17 92 , really Ovgl't to see this heme! Starting at 5)2,500. terms. ___ i--- ' fh.' IUIV ILarge Wooded Lots d'shw1Mrs, carpeting, 0-aqe-s arid patios, from 530.500,0 Near Seminole High They're ready to showt 1t,Jrm Park Ridge, Central h,3' A. air, extra large storage building workshop. $74,930 Fl-IA Two bedrooms, 1 beth, waIl '0 well carpeting, drapes, central neat F WANKLIPI ARMS 11 It r6te ' ft3KIDa ;& Gifts for Close to Everything.., Ynt "''l Auisi rrtrrl r........a. t..I IJVVUX I - BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS - I Heiting Pool Table taking up too much room? A Classified Ad will find it a buyer. Automotive Service _____ EXTERIOR PAINTING )IL HEATER 6 WALL FURNACE :LEANING, CALL RALPH'S 'tOME SERVICE, 323 5951. Full line GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 7327 Park Drive, 322.1562 949 lN5TALLE 373 .4477 • - Appliances , tøri'vt*t ?,I,idtiQn (t5 "' 322-4752 ShoJ HAMON 6 RICHARDS INTERIOR AND _,,,,, LlIEi1.1L1I.L!;1,II.II,1I HOMES OF DISTINCTION - '!" & OOX SPRINGs Kings-Queens Central Heat 6. AIr Conditioning. For fret estimate, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 322-177). . NINE BRAND NEW DELUXE HOMES, 3 and 1 bedrooms, baths. wilt, rIiv,,.tta .,.,.,.. .... -........ -ranges, exhau? fits, d1IpOS15 I bedroom, 2 story SCaflith Style .._,.._ ,._L. - sc r,orIo room. corner lot. Loads ol extras, only APARTMENTS 8)-Asflos for SaLe J DREAMWOLf) - EXCLUSIVE MATTRESS Painting - cp"on to puchase less lot pluS effkiency. cit-icr to tl.m'n, only 510.300 With terms, or 1 br'irc,.rn I SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. 210 Magnolia Ave. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harniett's Beauty Nook) SitE. Pine. 372.5742. Several purchase plans flow available Can be- leaSed with andlove. I)' 4' flit l,L'l PILL4 Glass•Mirrors _____ dishwashers. ehust fans. I - Air Conditioning CASH 322.41)2 ____________________ covered patios, carpeting, I'tc. 1941 Ford Fairlane 500 Station Wagon S?5 Ph 373.1479 A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve Youi ______________________ Girls) Speed Bike 000dCondition,$35 11- iir , financIng '"" at ta's a Parts - Acc.norli's a a'-;, rtriii I U LI Pin Repairs. in I All advertising I (_if - - Terms. Jimmie Cowan, 3)1 IIPI JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct from boxcar at whoIeiile prices. Jolly Charlie guarantm in wrIting lowest price's in Fla. Gormly's, E. 46 past Beardall at PR tracks. climate control, all laundry C0(ti05,, r.nq*s. disposals. Palmetto Ave. - ___________________ MONEY SAVERS gi Feed 7 story frame condominiums at house. Closen. $9500 Total price, po. ,-',---',..-'."_"---,----•'----- __________________________ _________________________ CITY " TREAT YOUR FEET to a treat by usirg the Yuletide Gift Guide In today's Classified Section.. Phone 337.7790 _________ '6,4 Ford, 4 cyl. automatic, Nothlg iwri, take over. Call Credit manager, 32367)O. - aglftof health World Travel, Hwy. 17.92, Longwood. 534 9471. ______ 67-A 5961 Bikes, Bikes, Bikes Please call 644 5423. French Ave., 3233960. B IC YCLE S See the late,? li-i new and used travel Livestock And Poultry - Biautlful Spanish Living room furniture, can be i."..nsld,r.d as new. Must sell arid sacrifice. Campers Travel Trailers -1 Lrrr.ics Vrry automatIc transmission, good tires, radio, heater. Only $495. SHELLEY AUTO SALES, 701 trailers and campers from New 68 STEREO COMPONENT SETS 127 FliQhtLin. Aye. Sanford Airport Ph. 37) 3900 AUCTION, Hwy. Il 92. Longwood, DON BALES Sanford Motor Company 5005. French Ave., 32243*7 '7) Mercury Comet GT, radIo, heater, air, extras. Be's? offer over 11,500 371.3925 after 6 p.m. SPARTAN BUMPERS Every Friday 7:30p.m. luy, Sell or Consign. Call 131.7020. AAA JEEPS** herd, 60 does, 6 bucks, all or part. 337 $737 Alrboat, 100 lip. Continental 10'.'', $900. Also 3 keg draftbox. Ph.53)9046 Goods $37.50 Auction Purebred flew Zealand whIte rabbit TOYS FOR TOTS arid lotS 01 Ofhe1gilt ideas in ttie Yuletide Gift Guide In the Classif led Section. Specials on Couches, Chairs, Beds, Tt4tj, .c c.irpI* tur&ttw. ju before January. See at For domestic 6 imported pickups Save 40 oct-Ru-v dr,d.Fi".,' Flo. - '64 RAMBLER AMERICAN, 6 cyt,, automatic. Nothing Down, take over, Call Credit Manager, 323. 6230. Trucks and Trailers STEP + BUMPERS AUCTION - - POBSON MARINE 2'927Hwy. 17.92 337 n AKC male Poodles - 1 yr. dark aprIcot, 2 yr. cream white. $30 ea. 9O1313-73S2 .. cover, 55 hp. Johnson A. GaIv. Trailer, Extras like new, 322-3722. Lamps $3 up, tables. 14.50 up; oc caslonal chaIrs, $3 up; dinettes, $13 up. Kutp Decorators, 409 W. First St. 3222333. 57)7, Pt. 3, Box 129. Di'). With love 5. care. Professional Ph. )73-31V4 or 323.3999 67 6' Bonita Bow Rider w full vinyl Auctioneering Servlce Ev Bingo Boats & Marine Equipment 1960 Troian Boat 23' Cabin Cruiser Call 373.7547 WILSOi.4 MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade 311-3lSE.Firit5t. gumball machine for service Chapter 35 Yuletid. Gift Guide In the Classified Section. Refinishing and repairs. Free pickup and delivery. Al K lug, 734. **AMC For, the best buy in American Motors, arid Seep vetsks, 5t; 1943 Dodge Dart, extra clean, HOt HO! HO! Laugh away your Shopping worries by using the need the best. Do not take a chance. Over 70 years experience, POODLE GROOMING. TV-Radjo.Støreo TELEVISION SETS 2 MILLERS 26ltOrlando Drive, 322-0332 _____________________________ Wuflitier organ. 2 manual, like new, $ day mantle clock, strikes on hour 1 halt hr. 444122$, ad. to sell your d3n't needs! ____________________ 53 5600. WIll sell for 13,3Q. Ph. 323. ;65I. Hire a super salesman, a cIauIfie F NOTICE APPLIANCES, Junk Cars Removed 79 manager 323 6230. -___________________________ 1970 Maverick. 6 cyl, Auto. New paint & brakes. 1 owner. $950. Ph, 322 2775. -___________________________ mleagt, luIty equipped, wide oval tires, vinyl root. p.s.. p.b., $1750 or best Offer. Ph. 327-3940. Onlapdo, 295,4191 anytime. YOUR ANTIQUES FALCON WAGON.No$hing down, take over, call credIt I'll.) Pcr.tlac bandonid, unwanted lunk c4r' hauled away. Your cost, $10., Antiques AKC regIstered parents. On premises. Call 372-4111 or come see at 7103 Hiawatha Aye-, alter 1. Columbia gas range, 1 year old, perfect condition. Ph. 373.154. .62 carat diamond ring, valued at ment, 39)3 N. Orange Blossom Tr., Orlando. Ph. 793.1913. ' 17 Stamps-Coins 'To buy and sell gold or sllx'er coins, contact us first. We also buy bulk iltyCt coins. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, lOt, W. 1st 323.4331. St. Bernard pups. Born Dec. 5th. Viant to self' something? A smell 'investment in a Classified Ad will b.'ing resultS. NECCI SUPER NOVA Cash or terms. United Freight Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave., Orlando. Mon-FrI. 9 t09, Sd. 9 In .REt,u,y ?,t3BILE HOMES 500 Crencpi Ave. (1792) Sanford 373 5200 ____________________ service, 69 Pets and Supplies CHRISTMAS SPECIALf II p, 12 Volt Auto Batterles$)1.95 P-EtJS BODY SHOP 11Cr? Sanford Avenue ORIENTAL RUGS 710 Top prices paid, used, any condition. 644-$126. Winter Park. 'r, PIEWSOARDINGKENNELSWITH GROOMING FACILITIES. West Hwy. 14 Ph. Roland Dunn, owner, 3224057. MOO" Most automatic machine in the wcrld. Assume balancc Of $147 00 or 13 ?aym,nts of 5)0.50. Call credit department, Sanford Sewing Center, downfown, 322. 91)1. ' ______________________ WASHER, used machines, 3226917. fl. .iampocr for only SI per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE ' Dr., FIn) bldg. South of Airport KENMORE Cash buyer for used articles.' i. nilure, etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES, for Rent Condilioning 5erv. 30% Orlando Many to cnoose fron, Uck's Ap pliance Sales 1 Service, 7411 S. French Ave., Sanford, 327165$. 6fl4. . Wanted- Old furniture, lamps, misc, private party. Ph. 327.9193. risIrnas"$ yours now, Terms Available. Itt Alma, Lake Mary, 3fl.6399. Freezers rebtjitt and new tires, 11$. Ph. 373- Equipment '65 Blvd. on 17 97, 373.543g. UTlLITY TRAILLR_ Completely SINGER ZIGZAG SEWING MA- - , Christmas now. Financing available Geneva Heating A. Air 43 Anglia, good mileage, good transpor1ati, $775. Cow hone, gentle, 190. 3. space heaters, $13 ea. Ph. 373.)30g FreIgl't Sales, 3550 S. Orange Orlarcj, Mon -FrI. 9 to 9, Sat 9toS 64 raised white letterS, 529.95 plus tax; L7I x 13 FIrestone w?,,te .Iis ('ii St ,g,, fv A.r.,.aIaq au V...,. V-We j", PireIlo Steel Belted RadIal tires. Lot sot good used tires IS and up SANFORD TIRE SERVICE (Formerly Humphrey's TIres) 420 5. French. Szinfnrd Ph. 322.0572 Sldiir Floral Co. of Fla. S. B-eardall Aye. 32311)0. Make lots of room In your closets Sell No Longer Needed Items wilt a Classified Ad, - '6 -- 775 * II black $16.93 plus tax; $25 x 14, black $11.95 plus tax; G70 x 14, Wanted to Buy W'Hl .y ek"a' Spanish moss, no sticks or trash, cherry wood, beautiful, perfet Whirlpool home appliance centerdishwashers, compactors. Prices start at $159.93. Get Mom hers for chest handles, and hand rubbed finish, Iplece let inCl dresser, mirror, chest arid bid, $99 cash or terms. United Freight Sales, 3.SSC S. Orange Ave., Orlando, payments avIllable, UnIted New th 7 BR, l bath re-duce 125 per day tmlit sotdl condition, $995. Ph. 646-6)53. ________________________ ';Ci LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT PlOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. SPANISH BEDROOM SETS, 3 brand new Spanish 6 Mediterranean bedroom sets with intricate Spanish designs, heavy SEWING MACHINES, STRETCH STITCHES, (I) nationally adver. tied brand has all the latest stretch stitches, famous front loading bobbin, buitt.In buttonholes, blind hem and decorative desigri. $'.50 each. Easy NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED EXAMPLE: Washers and Dryers. WARRANTY. Free Delivery, Washers, ranges. refrig. $39.93 up. Also repairs. Myers Appliance, 210 Sanford Ave., 323.3932. MAITLAPID FLEA MART 1911 Hw'. 17.97, Open Sat.& Sun. 93 63$ 7920 For Sale - INVENTORY MUST BE REDUCED AT SOME PRICE BEFORE JP'N'JARYt Hammond organ French Provincia - Realty 5emper Agency "" v 7'-'Truks anti Trailers Extrovert Tests," enclosing a lorg starrped return ereIope pius cents, for they are aio a party game as well as wtejv used (or hirin NWd!r. j .---' alI th*ci 'W' """*"f'. Ui)4I, clo in $165 per month. 2nd an t.vtxado. Sanlnrcj Orl-j,i, 125534). mobile homes & parks Transportatton 71- __ ..L... - . -. " cc,rrrnerc,aI building or, Park Ave. 1500 sq ft. $77,030 Apartments Rent PlilUfled devetooments , , - ma,i will Unfurnished' I VU IL Traeleri Junior, why don't you let your little brother nave that toy Newly renovated. Clasi A riling Color TV, Courte-sy car pica Service. Family eS. fciencies, over flutes. low' weekly ratet 337 ')3 C.'entlem,&n would like a gentleman tO Share rent of trailer. All utilitl, TV and linens 322 %44. ______________________ ------. . ., manmi says -.. .. Li. MUI 1±L YOU'LL FIND . Coins irs - Campers . Want to sell something? invitiment in a Classified viii i ei&r- --Stamp &,iri ------.----.-.-___.... Mr,rVp(U 30 odci chi:d u :rre iD-Swap and Trade jt'.clined to a "cowfler" careful ol details. 71-Antiques £ SO _____ 3 berm. I berm. Deluxe, Lo d**fl & low monthly. Lot available near Sanford. Fo: Mobile Homes, Hwy. 17.,: Longwood $311446. ,... sets with Solid hardw' frame, complete sets lust $99.50 cash or terms. F irs? come, I lrit served on selectIon of fabrIcs, vinyts or colors Urlltrd F r :it 5lr',. 1',', S Orange Ave , Orlancia. 68 Musical Merchandise Refrigerators, WHIT ESIDE APPLIANCES, 64.4' 751). SOFA AND CHAIR CLOSE OUT-? "Sanford's Sales Leader" Your Multiple LIsting Agency Local and National MLS 10 WIDE FOR SALE Alt COnditioflir, Washer and flew Refrigerator, GREGÔRYMOSILEHOMES OFrenchAv,. )5)3OrtandnDr '" or Pastel, Reasonable Or ask about lessons, 5741007 39 Appliances 52 HAND PAINTED PORTRAITS Oil Call 322.2420 AnytIme REALTORS Miscellaneous For Sale RECONDITIONED CITY -. OFFICE AND QUONSET BUILDING, 3,000 Sq. Ft., on lot with 164' frontage French Ave., si-id 759' frontage on 11th St. Now rented for $353 per month, Ideal for many ?ype's 01 busInesses, 1.75,000. Terms negotIable. ________ ________ Rooms for Rent - ------ gardening hints &IW..,x.A 4 fl,,,, toard .-.. 4ati,i a Longwood )tensrOfli cash. Pring reuus When his younger sibling 61-Eqwpment for Rent arrives, however. he finds that 45-Pets and Suppl*e'i he mti,,t be an accowl(ant to t 46-Horses his haby b!her or sbter have 67-Livestock and Poultry )otnlger however must use strategy to win mamma's aid in gaining the toys of the ideas YOU'LL FIND no stronger sibling The "'s' 59-Musica3 Merchandise CW$7 xrtu nil flIlVhfP kWlK KAR WASH available San lid and %urrour4rig area. Very 7$ pc?. financing .n .nvesfment fr wto '.'tJST SUCCEED and O1"e that . tt prov 'iC% Of SU'4CI - T' Call oliit. O4 ?25'71i2 29 questions & an;v/ers - argue and elverse 40-Office Equipment tended to deal witti inanimate And Supplies toys or wooden blocks. 41--BuIldIng Materials He also had his own way, for -- Realtors 5. C. C BLAIR BROKER A.J.PENNIFIGTOP4 ASSOC. 7710 I'ome 3229370 .: ... nPwc rnunr,,,, YOU'LL FIND $8-BICYCleS As the firstborn, near hIsownagewupre0 I Blair ' tends to be persevering, more 36-Camping Equipment reliable about details and less $7-Sports Equipmenl talkative! - ... -______________ 24 Business Opportunities ' mother was Italian and fond of Lx4i ______ Pt ., - IF YOU CAN WORK half days have openlng In our pe Shopper diviS,n, Write Pesn,s Shopper Department, Boa 10, Watkins Products, Inc., WInOI'J, Mnne'a, 395J, Realty BROOKFIELD,71,,etupo I acre wooded lot, Flyir rights, boat ramp 3 berm., ' x 1?'. D•alar, 373-0350. ____ Wh rent i3u otjr uwn mole home. Discounts on every mobile home In stock at Place Homel North, 1792 at Lake Ka$hryr Estates. 2 ml, North of Hwy. 436 Ph 53.12270. ________________________ ' SO ________ For example, if your basically . apartments 17-Real Estate Wanted the familY food ouCilivIna. lh..,lr,'iu..s it.. ..--..- ... ---.-... i,rgelO?,f,flced ACRE REALTY uEAL lOW, 3?) 7150 Floor. Orlanan ' -'' Outstanding home values Inc. 1,1 P1, Park. Sanford 37.23991 Long hair O.K. Apply at 37 N. Orange, Suit A & 8. Mezzanine 1)-Loti, and Acreage Stenstrom 'a TIRES Autos for Sale '6.9 CHCVY I'Ii.K.UP. NoIisTNd down, take over, call credit manager 373.4330 Auto Repairs Part s-Ac ce sso r I es - _______________________ C. A. WHI000PI SR,BROKER en n,r Camper Top for Datsun, Toyota or" small pIckup. Phone 323.5200. 76 6 cyl., new tires, parie'.rig, car peling, $100. 3230702 -. Let one of cur f'iendly advisor, help you wotd your classified ad. Call 377.3411 or 131.9993. _____________________________ 65*7. evenIngs. Good income corner Poper1y, I l/: x 40', tOned commercial SC.). 127,300, Terms, Ph, 3727750, Trailers I9M Chevy Van, '6$ eng. S. tram Custom carnperon Cadillac chassis, stove. retrigarator, 5$fapj ,4 327, lflcomeand Investment Property Trucks and 19 Travel Trailer Sl,eps6,'7S0 Camp SemInole. 322.4470 NO QUALIFYING Nw7 bdrm,, $fl,70 & 3 berm.. tickets for tht Orlando Poiice Ott ic*s Assoc. The Herald 17-Mobile Homes Campers Travel Trailers ___________ _______________ toChOos. from 53)7373 Dealer. 4,1 Dec. 18, 1973-lB - kvli4 c,,. MoLs,le Home Bank FORREST CITY AREA... BiauIlfs paneling, large Pafltty t kitchn, bedroomsplllpfan,2ba,hs drY. Quiet area. FHA or VA 574,900. , BORN LOSER Mobile Homes Moving to Atlanta, Must sell mobile home bought new In August, Sells new for over $1,300, Sacrificing for 14.500. Financing avaIlable. Call 3733500 after 6 p m •MERRYCHRISTMA _________________ Houss for Sale 42 EVEREST REALTY INC. RealtOr, l6OISHW, 17p3 CORBETT Immediate ppsseion, assume I S UTILITY Lostand Found CONTRACTt)qinterest mortgage, low down NICELY LOCATED, well settled "Dr. Crane," her mother ithruSlirne'S .........40cc line Manhole, :ondutt and cable 2 bedroom furnished $'50 mo Roberts & Gilman utilities Included. Adults. no pets. _________ . .30c a line LOST, Male re1bonc COOcOund 6 Payment, 3 bedroom, large corner area. 3bidroorn. l'a baths. wall to ExperIenced only. Paid vacation. began, "Ellen is a brunette 6thru 7 limes . Hwy 46 A, Dec. 5th, 1)00 lot, Carpeted, fully equipped 25 times .............23cc tine waIl carpet, lOw down. asume 1' holIdays, hospItalIzatIon. Call 830-5500 .. whereas Sally is a blonde, kilchrn, cj,srae I y'ar old reward for return, no quesfion . 522300 WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP. ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE ) .n.. "And their peronailU are WELAKA APARTMENTS ReItor L(QW(,.HJ S?I.) asked. Call collect, clay III)) ?7i $31 3453 tltw. lit. t. LinesMinimum Just as di1(ernt as their 5565. night ($131 477.Ol)0 HALL REALTY t3oatlntheway?S.tlftfas,andNsY Wanted; Experlencid wheel complexions. CLIFF JORDAN AVALON APARTMENTS with a lowcost 'lassllIad ad' Lost-)) mo.old Irish Setter, Lake alignment man, Apply In person - REALTOR "For Ellen Is quiet and 3fl577 EAITOR AOULIS-P4OPETS 13)927? ' P,'.ary area. Answers to "Mac". 350) S. French Ave. Sanford, The Longer Your Ad Runs IIw. 2nd. St. -. hut a good student and always The Less It Costs BY OWNER 37)03)0, Per Line one that we can rely upon. antr'dMaflfg,laund,., h rn sue Reward IT BEDROOMS, ADULTS CNLY 'li Practcally new home. 3 "Stop Urn! " SANFORD REALTY Per Day. _______________________ andsmallplckup&cjeIjv,,yroute PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK "Sally, however, Is talkative, t-rooms. I', baths, central heal ________ in Sanford. 6 days a week. Short 7$i; Frfl(hA, CAR,IAGE HILL 6 good hearted and with many iSlSPárkDqivi.322.fl6i Child Care and air. Carpeted throughout, all hourS, good pay. Full time _-.,, Olyl ifl 7717 DIG BEDROOMS -.-red brIck cons?rucjion, delightful _______________ _____ friends. Rated For Consecutive ____ 0tC flied apply Only. Apply ,,, Two b#droom duplex furnijit C child care. Any age. 1)5 wk area. S2&S0O. Sho*ing anytime "But Sally is careless of insertions-No Change apartment 4220 Orlando Drive Pf%0n. lI. Palmetto Ave.. San lSc per hr. or $400 a day. Winter Ilig family roon. oatln kitchen, between 10 am. and 2 p.m. 35) PICTURE PRE1TY -'' ford Dry Cleaners, Oetalls and fails to have that Of Op. oring, 3737930 floor plan lends to privacy for West Brooklyn St.. Magnolia Dive past 309 Acadia Pd, See this) determlnatIon which Ellen '-nfer,inlng P,rk, Oranue 'lty Mr Hlyduk Freshly pii,,ted, 3? iiouse; Rent Want Ad ' . r'r hm' ,.lri frr!,•:' .:'rr', (r' d'f SALESMEN ___________________________ arU-t area. 5)5 per *eek. F Unfurnistid tctling from street 10 MOSS I E C. BATEMAN 323-.3;.S ISeautitully lanct$capeJ yard, with "Bed, the gui.s are even Needed. No experience necessary, Department Hours -.----Street. Quiet Secluded nligh tropical shrubbery QuIet location, BROKER -------- Apply In perjon, Art GrindIet 3 bedroom. 2 bath home, 103 West diffen nt in size, for Ellen Is half txrhood s?7r,100 j'red m;d lOs with Qj 8a.m. .5:30 p.m. 9 Woodland Dr. 1st & last mo. plus Good Things to Eat Wheel RanCh, 6300 N. Hwy. 1192 a head si *te*' than Sally. MUST SEE Saturdays a Holidays - -- ___________ llsting InfOrd. deposIt. 323 76)6., NO TRAFFIC NOISE "Dr. Crane, aren't these south Pinecrest. 3 bedroom, 7 NAVEL ORANGES 9cm. 12 Noon "We Don 't Stop houijj'', Driver semi trailer or ready.mlx 3 tdrg bath, spacIous rms, plus large 3 bedroom hom* on tarOt lot OutsidePIui dItfrence, due chiefly to Tangerine-si Tangeos Deadiine--13 Noon ecurity deposil, 2126 Woodrnrrecity with patio and all the trutk Miracle Concrete. 309 Elm 327 6J3lor 377 heredity Florida room. Only $36.S00. *illi Instead of en. Day Before Publication itfyd, Sanford. Ph. Orlando II Ave. 377575) Till We Succeed!" excellent financing available, vironment" 0242 eves. Tr,. ripened Oranges, 7" 535,00QTtrm 'ncltidinOVAnOthingaon. Better Experienced fiberglass Chopper Freshly pick grapefruit, $150 b'.i hurry! laeal iocatlont 2 berm., lt atp, man, top' pay, must have IIEREDIry OR 'IiIIA'T? l4Of5!& Rider, 255$ Sanford Elmer Bakaila, Inc. e SNUG AS A BUG ce-n ha. w s carpet, G.E. kitcf,en, r,'fere-ncet Call 373 3950 or 371 iford Announcements Realtor Callbart Real statc f' tm f',r __________________________________ 1911. LU 1W. may elras. Adults. Diposit. Large 2 bedroom. I bath, central _____ _____________ As an experiment, look 1cr Oranges, Lemons, Grap,frt.t heat and air, Ideal for retired ________ -______________________ 7lHntw S.rvice arcizd you at the chiltfr you $atsum,as. Tar,'erinei, Will ship k couple. •:Y.1.t[lJA71IIf_!dffIIL!Jl Call 322 7$ ' bedroom house, I bedroom air. 19 7-tn Memoriam Help Wanted u Hutchllon. 372 4031 - - Female ____________________ Sfl.*j0Terms $33 6727 21)7 5tyyn Ave., SiSo tInt, last. lfthefjtina family are 3-Ctmetaries • 1t1't ft4L ,,, ,a Wanted. RNs arid LPNs. Apply In Ph.betoresa.m.,anersp.m,373 Geneva. Waterfront near Lake Tsngerine Tange btj. ci the same sex and WithIn 3 1-Personals SMALL GROCERY Person, Sanford Nursing an Harnev. Charming 3 bedroom, 2 All makes Sewing pIck. 373 1671. ci r.act Convalesc..nt ____________________________ '?h Interesting extras Center, machine repair 9 I Bedroom, 7 bath, den, t n Stoic wni su-r m'tumn (n r' s-Lost and Found years -"'e Aye-, Sanford lmrnejate occupancy 349 SIll Cleaned, lIed NA VAL ORANGES, (hen, enclosed ' ____________________ _______________________ ______________ ,-Crnid Care ED OR TED WHITE central heat, on large lot. SKWtCT m than u _____________________________ _________________________________ real estate, equipment and in KINGSBERRYEl Capitan St mo. KuIp_Really,_327233,3. __________________ sndoftheaameeex, much as ventc'ry. 7o.coO 7502 French. Pine-crest, Ph 3273427 RelieS cOok KflQwldg* Of diets ______________________ _____________________ 7-Motels - Hotels jr Ray Crank, Builder Hew 3 preferred, not necessary. Apply was true of Thela VI. JUlit DEEE 1.ICiOUS Oranges-qayal bedroom. 2 bath homes. Car. 6-Eating Places Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E NIXon. 3) Houses Rent Furnished peting, range, dIshwasher, SHOE REPAIR and pineapple, tangerines, pInk 0 2nd St., Sanford, - ---------- " s-Good Thrngs to Eat diSpo.411. central P*it air. Lot 150 d white gaPefru'l: picked (2) Mare thy and lrJIned _________________________ ______________________________ ___________________________ l0ct(j fl prime shopo Co'npletelv(urnisnecj, x 160'. Ph 671 4 order. Russll Crijmlt y, 2770257. ________________________ ID-Do II Yourself be the Introvert. area. includes inventory equp houSe _________________________ TO PLACE A Yuletide Gift Guie Introvert.s 11-Instructions alJy ment and ease. I 3flIS7afters:30 I ad.calltheCla$sefIedAdy,rtlsjng 'i; In;$rucfjon BALL REALTY '-,!atIyo, more Inclined to -----Qep.ertment, 327Th)) or 'E HAVE RENTALS ' __________ Clin,3bedroomtvrnishedho _______ Raym M. Ball. Re'g Broker Travel& Recreation perseverance and mare careful $1230 CONVEN. 5et'' dpcsit _______ required Phone I2 Wiek ChOrdCovrSe EttlerPlatt,Anoclate of details. . _______ I Beautician 7737611 Harry Wetter, 323 1)79 $17 west First St. __________________________ 13-Travel Agencies __._ ' ____ *re u Pri-j s Marie's Beauty Salon NO 372.5411 If 'you have en eye for real valve. Ph. 3730547, 313 5730 with his older brother, for they I4-Camping.Re'sorts 34 Mobile Homes Rent CLOSING COSTSI you'll eye the classif led ads P a yto fl ONLY ONE AVAILABLE illustrate the classical dif- IS-Action Sports riQularly CHRISTMAS BELU JlP4C,LE.-j 3 £ 4 $tOOO, 7 BATH UCAteD Large- 2 bedroom home. fcx'mai fere* between the older vs. I._______________ - DOES THE MONEY you can - - ?flctl'm.Mobile Home Realty, 37? l01 NEW HOMES, PACKCO FULL OF dnng room, convenient lOcation, Furnished,Aor&Carpet eytflm,ge o(the and -- ____________ I ' ALL INC 1XT1A5 YOU'D IX make in your spar. tim, as an ?6 HlawathaAv. at 1793 rqualltyIng. Reasonably priced, -- _____________________ ph. 373.u17 CCC? AND 0555 IVI done together In $j(C. AVON Representative. Call 64j. oH $13300 with terms, Call today Rentals __ ______ ______ ________________________ _______ VA'- Nothing Down 5)1.160, Plui to, rent. IS mlrx.jtes IE 5tk4. effects regarding your in- 39-Rooms for Re"ni' (;11 'J I , TA Master besuticlan with ctientej, TAFFER REALTY from Sanford. 531 4146 6 531 1511 telligence, longevity, com SanfOrd location Pay .3 bf'droom, 1½ or iwo baths, all c" JO-Apartments Rent after 6 aIt 1)00 C. 25th St. 5)05656. t%ick. From $.3].a00. TODI Street to plexion, tendency to baldness Uniurn,stied ____________________ 335.4633 Locust. turn left to l4'fl St. right P ( I IrIt E and early gray hair, as well as lI J.' HairdreSsers nedId, immediately, SHOPPER'S DELIGHT in the 1R1. 14CE - -Apartments Rent -_-berm.. - on 1Valencia court North Model timely, money saving suggfltit Pinecrest-3 bath, all possible susceptibility to Part or full time. Sanford Pla:a, I 1.6 pm duly Ort s&*.. Furn,td fltP'CtM5Itied 5?lon'i Yuletide carpet, at, sove. retrlg , well 1 Call I4ele-n. 372 201) or 37.3 45,32. d1abetes cancer, etc. 32170)0 Gift Guide, pump, screeneu porch, ftoit tr'$, 32-Houses Rent Unfurnithed _____________________ Even In Altrynfe Catering needsgirf for -_-.----_.._._ t72.000.eyownee'.rnml,ef,ns AUSTINDEVELOPMNTCOPFi 23,95O however, ev1ronment may 33-Houses Rent Furnish,d caterir,g drivers, also hove a 7 Busines'j, Properly 5)1 4300 SANFORD Supervisor ening Pl,o call on w.t ti's ______________________ ______ im)th2ce cncer and diabetes In 34-Mobile Homes Rent ____ PdrJr C..w,s Oad.at Apt 53)9234 for appontm,nt ___ For Rent grandmother, mother and 33-Mobile Home Lots POOL AND SPACIOUS daughter, due to resIdence in SAPdFORD,downown. prestigous Jim Hunt Realty KEYPUNCH OR KEYTAPE 323 - 7860 For Pent otfic.zwite,,l,yag,, parking, and Non-elI needs you days or nights Tf,, •s ti'e perfe.di home fOr ______ 2521 I'ark Or, 12? 211$ sanitotial tifYice Included, AAA Start immedatefy Plo lee Instant Chr,Stma 36-Resort Property nylime. Jumbo size 834-3 1 3 1 _____ _________________ REALTOR Af1 locat,nr. Availabi, imrn1ia,ei. ry Ii Lee I ., Wn,c rark. t3mfl F' R: 1.Ak T'o i•xlê' den. 3 A o!vELopu,Ny or I Phunej31..iejìg, W6;)a. WILCOtANoCO bedrooms 7baths.40x30'encied .'.','-. '.............,, 3l-Busines Property ---pool Extri? Extras! A rNl buy S'.ART SANTAS get thos.greal gift 10 MaIe.Female -. Pot Rent 'yg Ste it by calling Lillian leSS by checking YuIetid Gift Campbell, Anoc, Price $43.9, , Help Wanted [ifesty1e Guide in todays Classified sec. Wanted to Rent ___________________________ 'ion. ____ -, .- ..Students & Young Men Real Estate PUBLISHED EVERY ___________ Roberts & Gilman _______ Heredity ousesIor.I Tuesday, TheySeelt. ...I n The Herald's Classified Ads - HousesforSale DeRARY, Iwo t droom, 1½ bath, unusual home. unlurnis*ied, large famllyroom, 2utlIitlss. extra lOt. $793 front 6Crege'-Cauelt)erry. Days:3fl4123 N19h15:3fl.5474 E ,re'Ucnt tot for 5hping Jack R. McCTtire center, or automobUe agency. Priced right. R Broker, 206 N Park / 3?3 Jst'e$.4b.droom apartment on 11. 3735213-349 5336 AtlerHrs. C . 167,SOi.) NATURAL SETTING, Country 3 New l200sq. ft. buildIng, 17.97 South bedroom home. privacy galore. 01434. maiestic oaks, pineS, goti and . .. 1713,000 lj$flg near. Remodeled with Cal! Connie Russell. ASSOc. central Mat and air. $33,000. 11 Forerne ii HousestorSale ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO SEMINOLE COUNTY 8ROgE'S OMMERCIAL PROPERTY The Tm Tested Firm * Construction * _____________ _____ Ask fot Want Ads sister Sally, aged is. -' Male Help Wanted 18 4) ,Housesf,rSate Cleon7bedroomaparfm,nt 26t9Elm Adulls,nop4ts.$39M -_. Wr;?P.O a Orlando 8319993 CASE Z: Ellen G., agt 16, dUf greatly fm her __________ -- Apartments Rent Unfurnished Jo ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll FLYING CARPET TOURS, Free, 64I,O for "We Care' . Airline tickets. Crulie and Togs at "I8otIIne". Adullig, 1tni otliClaI rUes 303 Semcran Blvd.. (Hwy 436). S%.3733. DWIT0 _____________________________ GIFTS EXTRAQRDlNA,RE_ PROBLEM Some great gift ideas in YuIetii C.lt Guldc'. It will %OI Can tip yOUt GIl? ____________________ giving problem. DIAL J 13TraVelAgencies The Sanford Herald Say It W here ___ Perso'als WANT AD Illen and Sally dUfer, not primartlyduetobercdity butt. the eni4ronment, The second baby is often larger, too. beelIne of the better nurItJon of the womb pregnancy. Which child I. usuallytbelatrosert? Test your friends accordingly. - _________ INFORIVIATION Gone W. Cnn, Ph.D M.D. - ________ _____________ Only authorized sales & service in Sanford. Open 9-3,Mon.Frl., Sat. 9.1. 107W. 77th St. Ph. 3235130. FREE Home Demonttratinn Wallpaper Hanyi PAUL SLATER -PrOfessional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential Commercial Free Estimptes Ph. 377 -6173 - Welding 6&M WELDING Road Service. Build Up PHONE 372 9776 Well Drilling DICK JOYCE WELL DR1LLIPfy, 3 and laitr, pumps, sp(inklec Water COflditione,"*. 3724610 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and Sizes We repair and service STINE MACHINE I. SUPPLY CO 707W.7ndSt. - 3726432 Windows .a....,.. We replace old window's, any type. Save fuel Free screen. SUN Enterprises. Inc. 1)0-4117. _ �.4 - 8B— The Sanford Herald ~ - -__ __ U.S.S.R. U.S., Urging tji:! jY 11Ei - tç; __________________________________ '- ______________________ J - ic - .'1 •j. • - -- - _____ __ - __ W w - W ~ ___ - # urtil after the Israeli general lein arxi Ilk- future of Jerusa- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS dealing with Egypt and Jordan. Foreign governments, In- And the first thing to be nego- elections on Dec. 31. After the Israeli-Egyptian eluding the United States and fiated Is a disengagement of Is. the Soviet Union, are re po rted raeli and Egyptian forces along troop disengagement is nego- kin. DON'T BE CONFUSED I Ismel has not agreed yet to - . - ______ ____ - ______ _____ - Melvin P. Laird _________ Car Bomb Injures 34 In London SOUTHERN AIR I K1J%','AIT (AP) — Kuwait oflicials gave no indication today what they would do with five Palestinian terrorists who killed 32 persons in a two-day spree at airports in Rome and Athens. The five guerrillas flashed V. for-victory signs and said they were proud of what they had (tone as they were taken in handcuffs Tuesday night to a military air base (Cr questionmug. They had freed 12 hostages unharnied arid then surrcn• dered after flying here in a hi. jacked West German jet Officials of Lufthansa, the West German airline, said the IL ' anfnrb George Stuart's Price .-es. rrcll - 4495 Wednesday, December 19, 1 9 / 3 -Sanford, Florida 32711 66th Year, No. 103 Price 10 Cerit Save - ote I'l Slaying 32 Persons REMINGTON RAND - V Terrorists Flaunt I - U. N. To Recess, Peace Talks Due each Im p WASHINGTON (AP) — Mel. Ides and said It is time for counselor, the break and I do not believe yin It. talrd.reslgned today as House members to "accept "1 don't have di this should be Interpreted in PresIdent Nixon's chief domes. their constitutional respondappointments" In departing to any way that I am a quitter," tic counselor and called upon bullies" and vote on wtether become senior counselor for na- said Laird, who served as see. his former colleagues In the Nixon should be impeached. tional and international affairs rotary of defense during Nix[louse of Representatives to Laird predicted the impeach. of the Reader's Digest Associ. on's first term. vote by March 15 on .in im. mini resolution would fail. atlon. Laird said In rejecting. peachment resolution. Laird told a White House reports he was un ha ppy be, Laird said he had not cxLaird said tie coritnuing news briefing of his decision to cause Nixon had failed to heed pressed to Nixon his view that troversy over Watergate and leave Nixon's staff effective his political advice, the House should set a deadline other Issues was hurling Amer. Feb. 1 after seven months as for voting on an impeachment ica'i foreign and domestic pol- the President's chief domestic "This Is the time I can make resolution. - bargain over Jerusalem but has .i 17 uI tinted, the conference will take not ruled out abstract dis_____ to be urging Syria to give Israel the Suez Canal, r .4 matter in a l Israel's future frontiers. Th U t of the prisoners it capwhich is Syria Is not concerned, e cusslon, the official said. ••__ • - tured in the October war before Install a famous quality The senior official with Kis- American source said the Sefirst bs erved that the He o central heat & air conaMlddleEnstpeaceconference singer said the conference qucnce of negotiations Is then the ditioning system for year begins Friday. would be confined to cererno- expected to be Israel's security, point to be negotiated 'round comfort The Syrians are showing no mal and procedural matters for csarantees to maintain peace, troop withdrawals on the Suez incli na tion to turn over the list, two or three days. then adjourn the Palestinian refugee prob. front nuiy be settled quickly, but this is not expected to dela y the opening of the AraIsraeli peace conference in Geneva or to have any effect on its early stages. LONDON (AP)-A car bomb of government workers were British army claimed its Israeli Foreign Minister exploded ou tside a government getting to their desks, soldiers hit two IRA gunmen in SWEEPING CHANGES IN TODAY'S CHINA The blast reduced the car to a shootout in Nor th Be lfast and Abba Eban reiterated to office building In central . Includes near-fanatic attention to public neatness . Small power Secreta ry of Sta te Henry A. London toda y, and po li ce said rubble, damaged nearby ye- said a th ird man was wounded , of Sanford Inc. hicles and blew out windows In apparently by stray bullets, in Kissinger in Tel Aviv on 34 persons were injured. carts keep the street% of Shanghai and other large cities clean N. Maple Ave. 100 Monday adjacent buildings, th at will was anot cen. Israel It he r shooting near the not the firs' car bomb t. --I---.--------------------------- - -- - I 11a Home Office ' Fcspun- kr of the city. ntotiitt t h the Syri.ms tack in the Brmu.sli capital since unless the list Is handed over, last March. Seven mem bers of sible for the police and pr isons A senior official In Kissin. the Irish Republican Army In Britain znd Northern Ireger's party sa id the United were sentenced to life Un. land. It tins been expecting a States and other countries are prisonment a month ago for ne w wave of Irish terror ism in trying to persuade Syria to pro- th e attacks, in which one rii Brita in since the conviction of ELECTRONIC vide the list, and the Soviet Un- was ki lled and nearly 200 In- the March hmbers and reports Ion was understood to be joining Jured. Two of those Imprisoned, from Inteliligence sources in CALCULATOR in the effort, sisters Dolours and Marian Belfast that suspected terrorBut Syrian President llalez Price, are on a h un ger strike Lsts had been going from NorthNitioniti A&arlfled Assad reportedly told a visiting and are being force fed in em liebind to London. The assembly did, however, delegation of Japanese Social- Brixton Prison, UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. supporters are 171 the majority It'19" Two letter bombs were rein the 135-member assembly, approve a complicated Cost- IsIs that he attaches no Impor(AP) The United Nations Most of the casualties today ported in London Monday, and General Assembly has agreed The Arab-Israeli peace con- sharing formula and appro- lance to the Ge neva conference were cut by flying glass or were one of them blew off the right nrjati'd till million to y !v.ir ard *;-.. to recess instead nf nd€WVVI !'s ference begins Friday thumb of an aide to Queen t.UUS "MI "fngi' .wavti.g vere sho During its three-month ses 23thsessior tnd:,, leaving open the first st months of the Saturday — n vhich the Amer. But two of them were taken Elizabeth If, &I-year-old Brig. I a pc5s.lble Middle East debate it sion, the assembly did not de- peacekeeping force's operation, ican urged him to deliver the immediately to operating Michael O'Cock. The bomb was bate the Middle East question. Unlike previous peacekeeping things don't go well f or ow list was "a waste of rooms. In a hollowed-out paperback Arabs at the Geneva peace con. It yielded much of the spotli ght ventures in the Middle East and tine." The bomb went off outside a book that was delivered to his $35.00 11ge to the Securi ty Council, which the Congo, the So viet Union and Israel already has said that Home Office building several home in the Chelsea dis trict. 11111 Diplomatic sources say called for an Arab-Israeli its allies agreed to pay a share, Its refusal to negotiate wi th hundr ed yards from In Northern Ireland today, the __________________ the Houses c:c-fire and sent a peaceAmbossador W. Tapley lion. RVrIri u.n,,hi iJ i'. Etyut and Svri :vicd jj of aauia turni t,i m,l ,. e...,.._1.. l.a- - .at % U3WIU5 procedure because Arab keeping force to the Suez front. ne tt Jr., the United States' act— ing chief delegate, said Mcnda _____ thissesslonhas"mcreasedgen. GIVE eralconfldenceintheefftj i'_-. __...4_—_-_ THE nessofthetjnjtedNaftons"Ije f 1 — _' __ Re signs Po st; 4k. 441V V It. i-. .in~.~:-~.- 4 •AAA III LJI Y K: • ' W _,J I-, J_ L "- - 4j 0 ., Laird i -. .1 ,.1 I ._ vI. I 7 _- ~., I ~ I—l~ h. Asks I I~W' . ,111I~. -_ ' _____________________________________ r _____ —vt - _.~ . _._,J:_~.. , ;_ mm~ I _ - = i Tuesday, Dec. 18, 1973 ~- __ -- --- - Kuwaitis promised the terrorists sale passage to an undisclosed destination, but Kuwaiti officials said the surrender was unconditional. The German pilot of the hi. Jacked plane went to a hotel room and told the switchboard not to put any calls through to turn. Five Italian policemen who were among the hostages went to the night club at the Kuwait Hilton The guerrillas killed 30 per. sons by firebombing a Pan American Jet Monday at Rome's Fiumicino airport and shot an Italian policeman to death. I t- LIGHTING OFHANUKKAH CANDLE Observed by Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Goodman, Deltona (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) ' Festival Of Lights ' 6 ___ World News i By FANNETIE EDWARDS Herald Correspondent DIE. :TO';I-:LIIIÜkkah, the trdditonat Festival of Lights," is celebrated by the Jewish people all over the world to cornmemoratc man's first great victory in the Little for religious freedom. Serving as an inspiration to all rn.ankind, especially to Jews of today, in their struggle for survival of their State of Israel, the observance begins today. possibleand, inmost instances, s " .1 1 LO avoid iflhltiOSS confrontation college and told them Thailand's future is In their hands. The electors, all chosen by the king's political advisers, will vote Wednesday to elect a 294-member National Assembly, replacing the one appointed in 1971 by ousted Premier Thanom Kstttkachcrn It will pass on a new consti tution, Thailand's 10th In 41 years, which Is pected to be ready for consideration by the end of _____ .. ' ' assembly decisions to rwt off action in Asian disputes where there was a confrontation with mainland China. One of these involved Korea The Assembly urged Nor th and South Korea to resume their unifica tion talks and shelved the Chinese and North Korean *' % ,,,, - .. ... , ,. ' • terrorists threw a grenade at Thappana Ngin, the a5sistant defense minister, as he was leaving for his of- not hurt and reported one of the terrorists was captured. 401!aaLl tc si.. In South Vietnam, the, UnitedE4_ joint military team walked out of a plenary session today in protest against the killing last Saturday 01Wi tui&niied U.S. officer in a Viet Cong ambush. I ciri. a Ivcir aRaicncciri TURIN, Italy (AP) — Leftwing extremists today rdeasd the peron:cl director cf Fiat, the huge auto manufacturer, and police said he was not hurt. His family said It paid no ransom. The kidnapers [reed Ettore Ameno, 58, on a deserted Turin street before dawn and he took a cab home, police said. "I'm fi'g well, wonderfully well," he told newsmen, but he refused to give details of his aL4uctlon. ArnerIo, who was kidnaped a week ago as he was leaving 14s home fcr work, told authorities his kidnapers treated bUn well. USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES a ~ EACH - IDEAL LI N ING MATERIAL (They Just Fit 8tween Studdlnos and Rafters) NON - RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH 5TPLiN d -. .... — -- ...,.,,.x ',du CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING ~__ (br 'aufnrb ~ irrath L1 - - %W -, HRHCTGU lOS '"'ACO0tSSIU* I CHAMPAGNE GLASSES - MOVING CAN ___ UI HEADACHE! .' , 1.49 86" L " , HEAVEN HliIL at Iiis's us'.'.'. R : : ` "u" •LIllJ • A "T'T!1 ,, - s . ' ' j ' - CANADIAN r SANDRA RAWLINS 834-9212 rasselberry III 11 '1 t )'4. A II .... BUTLER %:;!.. n &'ttsu11 - j _____ IOS10P 16G L'IItVoll 4 - ct : • l A ' -' Mto.., 7295 7495 ¶lprtflQS SHIRLEY MILLET 814 9712 t C Jvy HILDA, RICHMOND 66a67 Del Ian _ V S £5 •1 1 1 1 1 1~ W V14 (E Riff tic & YIARS OLD k y I - casselbeffy 5695 514111EV 5101CM 1 4 11 4795 499.-, 5-995 10 4" _J rT" 3sl4 319 rIAR 010 P'IATIR Comp Inferiority x starts to show after reading the following ...theyocngest student ' r i _' to 298 11 3195 I ecr ' 299 3495 FIAl w!AtZ GUAM HEDGES SURER 0UAR1QU1ENA11I . i19w5ZM 4548 I 93.. 5 91 83 5 83 iS 4 19 - 49t 825 - 7315 E Ill f ,9, ROORI IMP IIALY 349 N"'MARTIN BLACXSEARy & #1 ( IJ ' tv - . #A Is nraliiuito, - 19 2295 dinarily a sophomore in high , A Ar teacher, signed him up in the i 1 _ challenge", ' ,~ ,I , ,Q)% _~~ .'. f1,: _________________________ N" 1 1 1~ ~ XPM I 399 4595 r ' ,- 16 VI : . And that isn't his first venturt, , into higher education When he -vas only 8 years old, he took it C. -i 'ourseinneuroanatoms of(ertd -- 1i UI ABC 8 YR 'CANADIAN V 1' 95 5.99-69' i w -F,# t ,1 4 i i J~ ir,I N 01 STANLEY U Gill I J~ 3 4; , 36..10 01 JACOUN RtF'IO '' 01 4 YR COADW4 FAIIS 1SYR0tfln$fR ABC VODkA Gill PII 439 .t 5Q95 j 29. 6195 S99, calculus class at SSU to 'get him Into a class that offers a _- .-. J6121" STANEEYIMP CANADIAN school. His mother, a former 1 119 I- 22-95 - I ." Ambulance Pact ____ I 0.1 --,. 1 ••. 8Y cnIlS NFl SON I - - - - - I ..,,,_/ . , R a= Wk " a I --.' t 'I t --: ' --: T - - - _ ----- BABES IN TO YLAND Blankensh ip, so OUAAI JAEGUNS --. ¶'ANIEY VODKA 3 i'o 4I8 3. 14 51 rf~ Z acco -- - - - -- --- - f 5cc, )nd-year stude.lits u fly IX)NNA EES Mrs. Slargie Hess Tuesda 0 - I 29-13 tallies. In Lake Mary 513 voters went tl IN . ttit Dec.4 city election. Orlando Fire Claims Mother, rive Chouren am 9 ()RL,t\Do, H4 tAI' A ager wtrt kill ed in the blaze .L -- =_ I mother and her Ilve children and that the mother vias IdenilIll try to do a gtx1 job \trs died tarh today whtn a blaze lying the bodies. - ~_ -j Hess said, with Blankenship destroyeii the second floor of a -_Jf% "There was a lot of confusion adding, "I said the issues had wooden two-family dwelling, as to who was and who wasn't I~ I not been decided in this race." fire officials said. killed," King said. "At first. vir it LaccoofC.isselber'y took 572 At.thoritles identified the ic thought the mother was a 16' % in lite Casselberry tims as ElItaix-th Forest, 23. A 111.year-old sister of The dead chil. tktion winning b almost 21 and h r rfl$ldrin — iscat , ciren ___ I, over his challenger John Cathy,!; LlIlle Mae, 6; 1,orine. ~__ - 111 ... ~.__~__ --:-ise gatorssn the reap \aiiinitz 572- 296. With 810 4, and Michael, 3 Casselberry voters going to the parently was started by a poll', Zacco received six - less fomdpiltdnndcra bed on the - - ' z~ votes than in the Dec. 4 election. second floor ill thr 1,Ao-story vote nude known their wisP to spokesman for the Orange keep Casselberry a peaceful County Sheriff's office. and I can't even pronounce it!) MAINNE HESS Lake Mary may or elect studies election returni The manslaughter trial of dications of ill feeling between Seminole County David Lee Griffin, accused in mised the death of former Casselberry shot even though Wirz twice Chairman Si VthIe Jr, alter councilman Richard Wirz, doused Griffin with glasses of tile contract was worked out. began today at Sanford with the water as Griffin sat in a Earlier. the board was told that state's star witness saying he reclining chair in Griffin's only one ambulance, 11cmsaw Griffin pull a pistol from Casselberi-y home. dons, was available at that his left pocket take careful moment for the entire county, aim and shoot Win Oct. 16. since P&S was in Miami on Wirz died 10 days later in private business. Rainier said both Griffin and Win had been drinking beer . but he insisted that Griffin Florida Hospital, Orlando, after appeared "normal," and his 1) said one and quiet von'm'mmty with high Medical &-mice Council report calling for an exclusive, sub. sided ambdance service for no harsh words or any in- Cas-,wlberry Mayor Bill Grier. Anthony 0 Weather Yesterday's high 0 low this Bridge 311 ,. Classified ads Calendar 6-7B Extended outlook Friday 2R peratures. Generally fair and & cold Saturday and Sunday with 1~ditnrial comment &% the lows on Saturday dropping to the l , and S to 10 Entertaimmient ---------311 110 Ilospltalnotes 3\ Snow and fast sinking ttzn 8B cause the eketrielty was shut Society 111 peratures brought out parka is, all Tu"day," King said. "A neighbor told us one candle was State Offfrlals originally reported %ItIIIig on a plastic cover on the density development limited. that IIvr children nnd one teen. (Irr%%cr." _ r feared he would die L_ '. k, ,-', ,:; . -- . I shovels and snowplows In the - 1/, -~~ -7A 3A T%1 mule Ua Friday followed colder tern Crwordpt1e ,-Ir A bbv 1),, Fir Crane ., . emergency surgery n Wa,z, told the jury wirz u I lighs in the lower 7ai today and mid Thursday . Low tonight cciog when In the mid to upper 50s. I`ublic n0ces .. .. '*Thry , Acre using candles bv- ' . "It was an accident, it was an warmer through Thursda y.accident ." INDEX - a Uk gassed the darn coursc i. _==MMFN ~ _ ~ ~ riff in Trial Begins InWirzDeath Case ,,, lie said the people by their building, said Rkhard king, grade of 89.9, , - rejectioo of an $18 000 annual by suusmuy ultimatum Physicians and Surgeons AlilbUktflCe Co, "There will be ambulance .-swe ce I n tol , opteff to Mrs. Ursula West in her first dip into the poli tical arena by - f Coat intied on P9.9A Col 5) ii or office ambula nce is "ready undergoing abdominal surgery, speech was not slurred annex a large tract of land Griffin had been in a "Dretty Striton Properti es petitioned people. Final adoption of a to go, and that no immediate due to complications from .25 ta caliber bullet wound in the right heavy' sleep," prior to the water where a $176 million planned annexation (if ke a large tract planned unit development Pullout of service would unit development will be built, south 01 the City of Oviedo for incidents and the ",Rainier place, despite the conunission's side a ordinance is planned after a A rthu r Rai nier, told the said refusal to agree to a subsidy for Mr.s. Hess becomes Seminole planned unit development was public hearing Jan. 7. , circuit court (ounty S only woman mayor. approved by voters by 169.65. he. Wirz and Rainier testified that, prior to jury It is anticipated it will Lake a Janua ry. P&S also ope rates in Griffmnhadbeenpreparingfor a the shooting he had picked Louis Illankenship, mn in Oviedo's charter only allows iiionth to adopt the annexation icount). Colorado h un ting trip when the Win up at Win's Casseiberrv Spector In the county building annexation by a %ote of the ordinance __________ (if department took the council home where he saw the cou' ea,rher prediction on b incident occurred -will in (Ile run-off. lie defeated lWituer said that there were cilman drinking beer with February on an Emergene'y University of North l)akut' M ! f 4at 01C lIIcrald Photo b3 Elda Nichols) Hess Wi insMa or Race Iferald Staff Writur negotiated Tuesday by Com-nissioner John Kiinbrough in --:;=7 = - - - - - a . J.-i::- ' Seminole County contract was . --- - I 'r i ' r 'r thin rer ComrnlssionLr5 ti t tt pri ittly iii subsidized iside $50 000 in federal revenue ser lie uuii cost at Ii' ict sha ring funds for ambulance $150,000 annually. A $5,000 three-mon th ex tension" of Herndon service. According to state Ambulance Company's expired experts, a county-owned and , . the county. IltraldStalfl%rittr ' . - of le to uiroll at County Exten ds -----------_ I ________ - e.trld Victor White, Is or R ___ ____ ____ Ca ____ . - . - I .. ' 0~ _, ~ }yLi Ctjj'U VA GENllfMAS 4 . • _____-- fE __ -1 -*Il tS4 )IUf1r7 - . I ABC town — - •• -...-. :: rate,the UnitedStates will need defeated acting mayor Donald 18,000 additional optometrists Jackson by 303 to 209 votes in by 1980 If proper eye care is to the Lake Mary run-oft election be afforded to evervone." Councilman John Zacco i t, Casselberry was re-elected by fl9 "5388 159 logs '..-... MIRASSOU GAMAY BIAWtAIS 2 9111- 29 N - ~0:--- -----YA1 011Uxi CR(AM - ... ...".. . I8 01 PAPCiII f1'1l 71 [AR i-t A • liw-Fi~ . --- - -•'. L._ schoob of optometry In the United Sta tes will graduate 1,000 new doctors. Yet at this i 53 ., 42 95 7295 IMP FAINCH COLD DUCK G910 SEAL CAIAWBA So '"' ' ' At 436 •-. - California College of Optometry snullerton,Calif,, Dr. Richard L Hopping, "This year the 12 •' I'Ski i;.4 , N.N --~ft. GP.,%MO YIN. RED ROSE WHITEI 99 0NlAlES BYASS Tit - _____ - ' ' - - the president of the Southern , NO G 199 JS ROYAl CHERRY IMP CENMANK 229 M0NOtI5f siq OPEN SUNDAY Fern Park If your offspring is undecided on a college career, you might want to direct them into the V wo FESTIVE HOLIDAY WINE BUYS -' " - ..- They III the Menorab. chanted their prayer of thankfuIns to God for their deliverance and expected the light to diminish the next night, but a miracle occurred and they were able to light from it for eight days. Thus it is that the Jews now Light candles for eight days. one at a time until all eight candles of the Menorah are [it. The candle at the top of the Menorah Is called "The Shirmnas." It is lit first and then each candle is lit with this candle. Irst night only one candle Is lit by the shammas, the second night, two candles and so on until all eight are aglow. ndles be fit at sundown Fri3y evening, they are Lit Just before the Sabbath candles and on Saturday after sundown so as not to break the Sabbath. Hanukkah will be celebrated by Temple Shalom of Lltnna on Friday at 8 p.m. during the regula night services, in the United Church or Deltona, 1649 W. - Providence Blvd. Cantor Michael Goodman will officiate. -._-j -- Vt t tW4e295T.47! 0 thu toll '.' - -— - . m GIFT ROX rHAMPAGNE L1 Ltd iv W nI.noy I I •YL - ' — . Element ar School are, from left, Michelle Lee CPI'.'I rt iicso J , ' _'-' - - ,:-. _______ tSIUfDfMp,jl,L 1, I $%CA1O 14 GALLON - - ford wIh a "patriotic flavor" in their grubby little paws. According to I' rank Holmes the Sanford Elks have lost four flags in the last year...stolen ! !' M~_, i S!a It Ii.a$C ' _---_ area. Some right here in San- to" _50 ; _2 1ff 1.' .,., - W ST.LEGER % --' 10" WALKER DELUXE r'14 GIFT DECANTEF', "t"1'c"s''eSe '%' "', I 31.11 2" GIFT DECANTER O5I* 3.9 9 ' _____ .-;;-. I ' • 'avooa's',,.Jv we am - _ - _______________________ —'---._ - All of the crooks I I I '* SILHOYYR a ?"*(a Ot ago Jr. SAM CLAY 12 YR. 3 14 .L All 61011, BROW 1101"ILED IN CALIf 14 Whipy .1'.. - - When the struggle was over, and it was found that the Syrians had defiled the Temple, the Maccabees (the Hebrew Tribe was called by this name) could find only crn' cruse of oil with the seal of the high priest, sufficient for only one day's lighting of the Menorah. —rLJ! ______________________ ___ I — . = ''' II lf - ABC 004 GUASTI _______ r I)idJa hear about the Roman Catholic Church in lluflaIu. • W c 4 as st.a ac cepting credit cards in lieu of tash at Sunday services? -.- s . flEA HU(HES 34 9212 Sinfod family -owned and operated Starting back in 1876 "e t"i'l 0 — I ""111 .. AL CASTLE S. t """ =_ — - i _ # i' f_§ ~ OY " . .- 4 ':-c'1 icorc - I I TOM SIMS, ..,.._. LOUNGES : J r 4f~ , -11..! . __ __ .'' KY. TAVERN 100 _____ '"' ,, IN ABC COCKTAIL 288 I...r'z_. 1 f9S 3____________________ A kvVU?(ok? _ '....- *u N .J •.. Hanukkah wao first observed In the year fl&8,on the 25th day of Kislev, the month ; n the Hebrew calendar, after winning their three-year struggle for freedom from t Syrians. it . ZZ -_.__-_____ _-__`--_Zr_ Vincent (arnil) which operates a seafood market of , & I SANDY WCOONALD I, .. M uh __ - - . " si --.., '••• - , ' ii a ; ' , For fast relief call the — Betcha Didn't KflOW De' P...- -. 8.49 ' i _-i' I .,:~"% ! c-*--% wo : ,, ,, a— - __ ' that there are three companies or which are still ABC 8 YEAR CE J, FD BARTON (I T ". I I LIBBEY WINE CARAFE : % - . P -.. - T7_-._ . -a_ ;==_ . AUC$StitVIi,C "- " ItMIAlIIII 01117118 11 IUA" 9 It I Iiu LII OtUll Lt LLA 0 all$ - f - Hill IndusWes, followed in 1884 ..i )itil — fl, -. Z . 6.99 . -1 . .,••. !. J' , '''"°" 5 99 ,—, rri 391 LANSON - '. ' 2 .. ABC 100 PR. 'ji W twp %_,:I( BE A REAL nC - J' 11101W I I I __... * t CLO (0+ By John A Spoiski 'Ii IMP. TEOUtLA \ 3.1010 '"•'' CANADIAN ~& • ii X COCKTAIL HOURS tiLPM 010 "C 11410vulaignTlat WISER 10 YEAR 86 8' BONDED ------ — -F - - 6.99 It " _______ ~_ $1,11 ,t( ' ! ,' 1 J_, 4"!;*! *! *, '' . HAPPY NEW YEA &I Alc R WV LV Ut .67,'., __'_•i : ,, 11 QUEENANNE .. - f.:,a V I." ' I U • ' .l - —_— ' 99 AGNUM '7. I" :; -1, 9.6%CAP 'N -" . . .. r- !.';_ '''- ___ — .." COLO DUCK C ':r" ts-sth If I,Z _--, 3.99,,. 4.99.. 29 .J.J/ ENZ ""-' - - 8 - COD4TRIAU 149 OLD KAHLUA CANADA 8YR • ' *1 '°' CANAOIAII CRIME Dt MENTI4E GIFT CHAMPAGNE CUCRIAS. SAIAMI FOX 111181136 ______________ a Iii \4 I i ' 0! KY. Ty1,RII 1 • I I TASTIHC' I I , ii a 'a,nru ,,-.,.#., t, ts . 9" :1 ( &VIIII sbaftd I A 1,40.4A '' tlnsiin AR" -.-d=— "THE WINETASTER" * . -0, I - - .: ~4,; TASTI%G 01 61141 041 TO A FAIIND I W-.01." This K"01 FIC%IC "11111111 HAS " m N4 6f 114FN Ii - GXLAU C111111 AND CRACA113 104 A COMPIIII # , - - __. - - --~ - 2) g,4P'311 ClUL UICICL*WAM1 SPAIN A . PH. 3222611 IF . - % 5.95 FOATUr4AL - ROA.STID kuls - , — SIUCT 0V building block In some kind of a stnjctvre against international terrorism. - - - ___ IItDDV PUDICTUAC ARID ii ou ( OLD PARR DA*JOU-SOlflMAaO(aIStA*C I(A SCOTCH 0 011 PICIIIIIII •• it irr 1 5.95 EUROPEAN MINI SAMPLER • Asrr1VSM 1ILosimitHG iv **ct I LAT WITH SZ1NALIICTTI$OI VS OP BMNOY 50151 StAt .. ~ national agreement." But he nailed approval of a convention to protect diplomats as ,,a AfJ1L4) 300 N. FRENCH AVE --. DECUTIA _~~ . TOUR 01 FRANCE VMPO*T(O ioi IASIU WITH ';,7' 3wfs FROM 3oIm'*fi said the decision, for the second ready to coalesce on any inter- - - '. °L±' SHOP HERE" 1 .. 2,°! national terrorimn meant "the '.. -. 14 -' - - - SALE LASTS 9 BIG DAYS THRU TUES. DEC 25 • r.cT o" WN401111 "' SOMETHING SPECIAL 1WVI$H 011". 12"=% 99 me 9M "K' ,,jp pç u• . i ''-' 4. ., — % r ,, / ,... , . ...,. 'T%. ____ ) jr, AM(*tCAS IYISYWNISI JUM tsijg* s&am* DICOKATIO . . -. 1, - 4AMERICA S LARGEST WINE £ SPIRITS DEALER AMERICA'S TWO W"41 FAVORITIS Of - - I !!~ I ~~% Till$ IM Will straight year, to postpone action on a treaty against Inter XON "r- rA ISAGIUTO n n PIIAI1 MO DIUCHI J • iJ i - -. ( SMART SANTA'S maui sornu a ci txci stos Fill - 921, 1 -: - - . THEY 'Al,",, wv#ai . wnTEvAtctp*A5SpAktsNwtNI Hostess. 1.r " _"I 0 ~_ . m - ,. -- x D[A'[)ABCNOV1_OPL _I'WOODL'NO_P[.'Z'1 'A"6- — # .' -. N 4 MAN Of LA MAJOCKA "I IN A 418.1.0" I"I SUOILIT CvNIY PtASnC Wilit NUR -... __ A ' ____ action until 1974 on a CIflCSCAfrican demand to expel the Cambodian government of President Lon Nol and give Its seat to the exile regime of Prince Norodom Sihanouk. on the negative side, Bennett - , • FRANK SCHOO11MAIIII SItf CTION .•.• -- . ~ __ Z 'd"•" - • ______ Tlk! Assciably also postponed T ALUMINUM SHEETS -4" * BEAUTIFUL WINE GIFT BASKETS * Cambodian War Raging PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) A government task force attempuig to en thgl'way 4 to the seaport of Kompeng Sum killed 60 Khmer Rouge insurgents and advanced another mile along the highway, the Cambodian mili tary command said todaY, The force Is trying to clear the Khmer Rouge In an area about 38 miles west Phnom Perth. But taxi drivers reported that the insurgents have cut the road neaj'flui.I Totung, 21 miles from the capital In P?inczn Perth two passersby were killed when • ,____ wi thdrawn from Sou th Korea Januar 1111L •- _27 t - said the assemb'&Y "those to BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - King Bhurnibol ~ ."i- -'- __ Thai King Gives Talk -4 il~ '1- - - -_ where it was not" fice. Ngin was :;-.. - Here For Members Of iewry " ou - lit continued its cleanup after an r icy storm knocked out .ower to SHOPPING DAYS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 18, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 18, 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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'E - - - A ds Are ' Buyerfinders" Call Your !ie.d Gal Friendly B Housesfor Sale 3n7'43 Want to sail something? A small Investment ln a Classified Ad will Lj'ing reiviti. 1972 Honda 350 CL, lik, new, 1600 lirm. 32223*2. VA--Nothing Down O.er ttansferted. make otter on thiS established .. bedroom, carpeted and air condilioneil tome, paneled family room and QuCI fenced yard. Many •x?ra% Only *20.000. 3 bedrOom, %, or two baths. all tick. From *23.100. 20Th Street to LcciJ%t, turn left to lath St., rtgnt on Valenda Court North Model cinen I 6 p m daily On lie )?37010. CLIFF JORDAN 5)? i22 AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT COIP $316300 WHOA. Doni throw away useful idle Uems SeU Item qvkkly wIth a lerild V/ant Ad by calling 322 :6%? and asking toe a friendly t.(jv Isor. BY OWNER-New Kingsbecry l bedroorr.lbath. Central heal erd air. Range, dishwasher, disposal, fully carpetea. I of 181 x 83'. VA and Conventional fInancing. Ph. 671440. BALL REALTY NEW 3 bedroom, 2 b. h concrete block homes. central heat md air, 817 'N. is? St. 22 -5641 rir .r r ci '?;n IinancIng arranged, LOCH ARBOR-Spacious new 3 bedroom, 2 bath with family room, two car garage. carpeted. central heat and air, financing arranged WIPITER SPRlNG SEE TO APPRECIATE 3 bedroom. 1 bath paneled family room. 1 r,i' garage. Fully fenced yard wilt, gilC Central heat and air. NICC home for young growing family. Close to school and thurch S7 '0 For further In forrnaiO1. call Conni, Russell. Assoc. IWAACULAT E-OIder frame home 3 wdrms. Iamily room, llding room with fireplace, two car garage, excellent neighborhood, 119,500. THREE BEDROOM-? bath home, beautiful shaded corner location. -"i,nthd Large rooms. ex'tIIenl conditiOn. Roberts & Gilman 830-5500 Lrt onvof our frIendly ad visas help you word yo classif led ad. Call 275II or 5319993 Rig. Brokers Sanford. F Ii. Days 3234123 Nights 3225434. 327 Jim Hunt Realty C.A. Whiddon. Sr.. Broker 1IIN.Park,Sanford ?S2iParkD' 3272?t$ REALTOR Atterhours; 3fl 044$ 322 322 3W? •- - CORBE1T cASSELBERRY ASSUME A 514% REAL ESTATE, REA"OR 66$ 479?, Deflary44i-.46*$ MORTGAGE 3 bedrooms. fots c s?orat. UI trees and s?wub%. Ideal for young famIly 4ut starting out, the retired couple. Priced at ji *23.900. Has been painted outsic ties tnt,rtom. rw hot wit leater, and ar unit Call Shirt Biw,fl, Anoc JACK R. MCCLURE RqglsteredBroker 333-*170 42 -.- -- ------- We hays a NEW 1972 mo 17 * 60 going at in unheard .,f price? Come see It at Roberts & Gilman 830-55t)0 Re*itcwi 3 bedroom home. Lovi Mayfair Section. ?O Virginia A C?ll Joe Baggerty. 323119*. Brokers. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY - 1 frontag, on Hwy. 1792 for U$ 495 * 13t for 112.500. G terms. THREE BEDROOMS. %i bat chain link fenced backya covered patio with barbecue a utility shed. Price *24.5CC. So Income and Investment Property MisCellaneous For Sale rent and complete camping equipur.jnl, boat and motor ml other items Ph. 3495449 Twp color TVs; also 1956 Chrysler ________ Imperial, Ciiiafter S. 373010$ Wood dining room sits from famous manufacturers includ Spanish, and American Eary Mediterranean with matching china cabinets, table and chairs, 1179 (3 only) cash or terms. Uruted Freigtit Sales. 3350 S. Orange Ave.. Orlando. Mon.. Fri. 9 tot. Sat. 9 to S. Stemper Agency SEMINOLE REALTOR OrlWf MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICI 19 19 5. Frer Eve.. 5uEsday 332-73710? 322.141 I - . acre ranchelte. 3 bedroom. 2ibath, double car garage. Many exiris. Owner w1 if fake 2nd rnrtgage. $45,000. Electrolux vacuum cleaners to be sold for 59.95 each, Cash or termS Unitta Freight Sales. 3550 S Orange Avt., Orlando Mon. Fri. 9 to 9, 54?. , , C" 55 Mceanes Boats R Marine Equipment ____________________ ForSale _________________________ ________________________ FIREWOOD New 1973, 18 ft. trl.hull. 2 left. _________________________ Cut in itt. lengths .learance7i prices. Can be$Hn in Ph.3223705 - MAITLANOFLEAMART 191% H*y. Il 92 OFen Sat. & Sun. 9 Campers Travelirailers is 1966 EnglIsh Ford Cortitta, 1350. Very good condition. Call 3771370 or373-4)17after 3:30. VW,196$ Excellent ConditIon, 1700 ___________________ '-o 'f.8 vWlIk'w 30 mpg. Ph 332 5091 DEMONSTRATOR SALE One 1972 minI home twO 1973 mini homes. Save plenty on thete specIals See them now NiWorld Travel, Hwy. 1792, LongwoOd.$31_ 9121. l9' JmXIng Camper, ctei'ps 8, .1 ç rccrwi .x. i N. , it h gas wardrobO. electric & refrigerator, $300 down and assume paymet.. 323 1741 after S ________________________ ;t *kA.A. AUCTION * EN 190 N. Hwy. 17.92 KULP DECORATORS Ii now handlin4 a omclate line of ocod used __________________________ turn.lure in adailion to our drapery, floor coverIng, uphol tIny I new furniture lines 1,vinqrm suites fromUS Dinettes from . II? &edscomple$etrcm .115 Household goods, odds & ends Free delivery on sale-s of 150 or more. Come in and browse around IQ9W.istSt 372727$ Massive Spanish bedroom sets (5). include large dresser, richly framed mirror, chest, twin or Ml headboard. complete 4 piece set lust $179. Also living-room sets. $999S. Cash or terms. United Freight Sales. 3550 5. Orange Ave • Orlando. Mon. . Fri.. 9 toC. FREE To the first 10 customers who call '!WJ CP'frp of two gifts WitP demonKirby vacuum d*a stratlon. Ph. 3724599 sfler 12 _______________ Auction * PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAV NIGHT. AntiQue-s. TV5, MiselIaneout, P4gw and used furniture and apptancel. PIuS special sales (walch ads). Auctioneiring ServIces U1VM1 mvi 373 73-40 Sanford, Fla 3732 Firewood for sale by the L-1 cord ord 553-9959 attn $ p.m SEWING MACHINES These nationally famous delmize zag sewing machInes are 1 models with built-in contrels STRETCH STITCH, blind ltD fancy patterns and features r *nh button reverse, 7 ou 1)19.95 each. Full ticti guarantee arid monthly payme available. Inspect at Unit Freignt Sales, 3350 S. Orac Ave., Orlando, Mon. . Fri.,9 Ii Sat 9 to S ?,IISC sALE. Reese Trailer cnes. one for Toyota Land Cruil one for late model GM ci Surfboard racks. Scout tent, B. Chalis, Table, Clothes. Dist Lamps, Sweepers. Dress Books. Movie Outfit, Swing Baby Items, and many at items. Some like new. Doyle Rd Osteen 99, Oct. 24th thru No 327)1)1. 9 ft. Warren Coder case. std cuss front, 175; three I overhead garage doors and tachr,. parts, 120 ca 33 Ev,nrude outboard motor, short lC?sg shank, electric start, $1 - Pti.322$050between 1.6 am ASSUME PAYMENTS Ncct'.! .1g. 3 posItIon, built in buttonholl maker with designs. Pay 12550 or 6 paymentb ot 17 per month. See at Sanford Sewing Cent e', 301 E. First St., Downtown. l. PERS 'i Kap Covt 1n 6? Lawn and Garden - Appliances - ------------ 110 Ratio gear for Chrysler product, find new posi.tra..tion unit. 1)23. 3237997 after 6 /_rear _______________________Equtpment for Rent 64 - Pen? ifiue Lustre Electric Carpet L.'MRGLL 65 Orlando 29S6)9 anytime. . Patsand Supplies L)ocnshu,wh, AY. m.nalure, black a Ian. also red. sire 7 lbs., woe med shots US. Animal Haven Grooming 1 Boerding kennels 132 *13) : LI' JJ T their ----.-...- a&U LtÜ3Ü) BRAND _____ --- --_ -'_____-CUSTOMER MAKES WHFPF IIwzar',er'LIA •,epipAk ____ . I regutarly. .ENMORE WASHER, pat service, used mactines MOONEY APPLIANCES, C P.c Christmas Sale: Side by lId Cii. ft. Whirlpool Refrigera Free zer, was 16*9, now 1429. savings on Dishwashers, Rant Washers. Dryers. Geneva Htç Air Coutd. Serv-aulhori Whirlpool Sales & Service. Orlando Dr., Sanford. (lit b So.ofAIrport Blvd. 323-5431. Gas dryer, Hamilton, like nevv 5)00. Call alter 3, 83.4 7139. Kenrrmore automatic washer, cycles, good condition Firit I takes 322-9014 TV-Radio-Stereo 53 TELEVISION SETS 12* UP MILLERS 26 19 Or'ando Dr lye, 327-0352 jfj14!j * * GARAGE SALE P.'.nd3y, Oct 79 Furniture, Ap 1ances, Msc, Toys, and Lots more too numerous to mention. 301 East 73rd St. anford 322 0159. House, then I can sympathize WIll' them It - 1 . $ I I ..J ¶ I - -1 - . - - - - 1' ! ,- "'-k - -_- 68 Wantedto Buy CASH 322-1)32 For used furniture, appliances, loots, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry's Marl. 215 Sanford Ave. I .l_&i /1i_ What AlumInum Pato Covmr% (,r'crts, Screened porcties Fr -i! ruci.sures t. rep.ars 25 pcI oft re price 37) I ____ - -L - -- - - Glass -Mirrors "" Appliances 37226?)or $319993. Heating Fi.'ll lineGE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 2S2lPark DrIve, 337 lS7 OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH 372 5954 Attic lnsuIotion ltr - ------------- -- YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL hour or by contra ----------- --------- - - - ____ ff1,, a-- _._J_ - \ : - - ',.. - • - - ______________ - ,g _ - - ______ .. - - - - - L'I)A t ¶ t)Pi S I'.! 'V D III 7.. ¶5711) A TL' I L1.Li hitS'... I LUSlIII I 'JA' 1 151 U £'LV 1.i srsi a.. .WIthSMCA president, Woodrow Clark (I) and Mrs. Clark I I I • AInbUlSnce Company out of waits in the wings. Although Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr., pledged no immediate decision on whether to continue non- on construction, melted in the still being detoured as wrecker Southbound traffic Interstate Four between the SR intense heat and molten crews attempted to drag the hot 46 and Lake Mary Boulevard aluminum ran off the roadway remains of the tanker truck out exitswasblockecifor more than to puddle in the scorched of the southbound lanes of the fl',te hours today after a tanker median. At 10 a.m. traffic was interstate. truck loaded with 8,000 gallons ii)ClU3I% fr.nchises to prnate of gasoline oserturned and '-uterprise companies, or to grant a single franchise to a isr Rob Berry, 22, of i aunt) -subsidized or owned Tampa, said he was northbound cOmXlfly, as urg ) state, at4 45 a m to deliser the fuel to a majority of the board in a Sanford service station when dicated they favor a single- he dozed at the wheel and the franchise operation. • 1Mu sei-ed on inC Fred Lewis, regional coordinz'tor for the state's bIckg southbound emergency services program, Ianes."There wat a small said "allernergencysersicesln explosion when - (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) - 11 • --____ - - "I'll L' 1( S f' .L decisions tm -4fl bushess '-"i "" -t Uris a' -a company ncwly-organized two men under indictment _________ :'" 4 • the rig rolled," with inadeouate l," The Heet Transport training, rapid ti'rnover, and Inc. driver was not Inlured. companies - --------- fly DORIS ------- . ------ cussionist from Orlando urn ra.e WILLIAMS r ccan walls. patios. roots tree et tmpaC Spra KIerI NW - BULLDO R -- supposeyou would 11 you were a member of the Friends of the Givc your tome a bath Re - Bulldozing BE AT HOME MOS1' OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN -_aning & PAl NTING (tormerlj Ha lett's Beauty Nook I Kr,;jt13 and flrvjfle Anderson, franchist operrtion 'Jter the meeting, Turne) lactng trial "e 4' , on charges nices operating In Seminole they conspired against the life re%eale-rI he has sent a letter stak a g . There are too man pod'aI being made twre," '1urnc told The Herald adding A bItter feud between the ____ '- t t - .. ____ - would-be Lewis and the co'inty line, connectiOn between PAK, the company founded b} Scott saying his group wants a single state, and the commission. __________________ In some sei,'luded safe cposii _ -_,_a_-. O B RUCKER PLUMUING, Inc. Repairs. RemodeIin. Putt wIa, Hnmc. Imnrnvamantt tarOt hill. h.ilLls,,.t - r_____ . TOWERS BEAUTY SALON ( Enterprises, a e flhIflO fl - PlumbIng vn?er. Call Geneva Dtg & A;. SANfor: & AIR CON 7409 Sanford Ave., - day Can you imagine i) and tune of high interest rates, etc., that a businessman of rrooming - P?ofessionai with love I a.m.-4 p.m. Animal Havem (.roomlng And BoardIng 372 577 (end Service 372 31)4 lnjttl, i4'j.sn Pool Table taking up too much room? A Classified Ad will find ti buyer- rT1 . Further, Mr. Nixon would us beliese that it ssas one contrlhutio tiin in 1.±c..t there is a ss am deposition from both Richard G. Danner and Robert A Maheu, ?mployes of Mr Hughes sa1ng there ssere hso separate contributions of 150,000 each and that they were to be used for camnis.ign funds Dog training In your hprne. All' Breed Dog TrainIng Academy, Call for free evaluatIon *31-7370. -i - - I ..0 -I- Lrlorieofnurfriendtya.dvlsorsh,Ip you word your classified ad. Call A&RAPPLIAP4CEREPAIR Allmakesservice Ph 130173* Campers Travel Trailers Pet Core SENKARIK GLASSIPAIPITCO 2)0 MagnolIa Ave. 322-4622 - contact us first. We also buy b silver coins. SEMINOLE CO CENTER. 109 W. itt. 3231352. I 13' Scatty camper trailer, I SCotty-sell or trade for boat. F 372-4449. lirrald St*.ft Writer t .51k ' S ru 'ii . / ', I -4 ti ___ ____ .. characterization of Rebozo more than a little difficult to swallow MOWING, EDGING I TRIMMING CALL 3221)44 XEN'S MOWING SERVICE Acrejg,,. Lots end Lawns 1' riP CSI rn it C. all) .--_- oass To buy and sell gold or silver coi. 5nruba, timmed & shaped Flower beds cleaned & edged to per fecliori, SpecIalist. Mow"ng by regut only. Free estImate. 3231011. WHOA, Don't throw awayuseful dte 'ems Sell them quickly with a lft'rald Want Ad by calling 37' 7611. and asking for a friendly Advisor, -. years (evcfl though these two contributionswereintendedfor Lawn Service South Seminole TV Service, new & useo TVi. Hwy. 438 Attamonte Springs Ph 131-992?. Central Air Conditioning. For free estimate, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford In 1711. Stimps-Coins 69 Electronic Equipment Repair B&DAIRCONDITIONIIiG and heating servtc. Pt.$30-92l7 530-9203 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top rice'sp.aid, uSed, any cdtlon 8419176. Winter Park. C,ish buyer for used articles, furnlurr, etc HWY 16 ANTIQUES. 327 6912. - ' - his prosecutor's (tisCIosed NIXOn'S reported call o e p ns e hart, D.MIch., and Edward N. - _________ 4 And When Mr Nixon sa)! that Rebozo Is "a totally honest HOUSEWIVES -- MOTHERS JACK R. McCLURE I ' - - AirConditlonlig un Hewentonto1iythathehad : - . than the fired Archibald Cox can one get' --- IC acreS, 4 acres in grove Pligh & drf &erie.a. oft 5ttr Pc.a ' , he will obsert,e and respect "definitive instructions from the judicial system ----- .4 acres very near II. 34% trOfd on Stale Road 44. ehu I cannot understand JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct train boxcar at whol-I pikes. Jolly Charlie guarantees writing lowest prices in F Goemlyt., E. 44 past Beardall RR tracks. 15 then it Is so much more tragic. If It's because they're confused with all oi the rhetoric office. Feed 61-A * 30, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 others outside dense from belonging to same, German short haired puppli Registered lifter. I wks old. f 2959542. 54 Gara9e.Rummage Sales , Tutday, October I suspect that there may be RECONDITIONED RefrlgeratorL Dryers. Grooming-Poodle's. ThcI'iers. All and Washers fee. Free collar or oy wIth Free Delivery, WARRANTY. evefl' groomIng. 323-4971. WHIT ESIOE APPLIANCES. 841 1141 DOG HOUSES New, large 9. small Freezers 2003 Adams Ave. Many 10 choOse from Dick's Appliance Sales I ServIce. 7611 S. FREE part Persian kittens, Ph. r 7269. French Ave.. Sanford. 372 743L If you have an eye tor real va you'll eye the ctassifid hAiti of conhiuenc' n the matter. Cox said that he was greatly upset by the leak ai.i, after racking his brain, recalled that io t are registered Republicans, ia..ttiig &II.ILII I THE DEAL f (jjJ1j1Ij h..l . - prerogative. Their sense of reasoning is what escapes planning a garag slte? Don't forget to advertise It in IhC .; - '.' of the President groUp. It's 1 ________ .. -w Js'hcjirv ('nm- appeal of an iidverse court deci. Ofl k the atitrust case, The White House called the "distorted anti an'l' • - ' Ycn:tte Vi,.inAinnct !1tt ,. r()1\ 1 1 I 111_ - Spol.skl we can tinil*'rstand Oi 1 I T T 7 A T' (\ K 'tJ'tJ I-' I 7 7 4' '' . why there would be those tn Tt~X OT J ria I CT Ul..TUR,.. - A. - Li ..1 1)4 T Y- g) C L sio.srn .j.. miuttee followed pubhcation in the Times of a story saying it had leaned from an udentified source Uta Nixon call to Hwy 4)41MteWflt04I4 .1 11%,., KACTUS KORRAL. 7559 Sanford 17 Junk Cars Removed !CtL'XC 52 - - mi.. u r - - . ______________________ 4Y•4 II!I ' stress and strain of the last two He added he hoped the cornKennedy, D-Mass,, and two weeks, i spoke more freely mittee members would be chibald Cox testified today he members of their staffs. lie told the committee that "charitable enough" to believe than I intended with a few may have been the source of a each of these four had assured that he had not intended that news leak about a telephone He acknowledged that he had him that they had not given the the information would be call from President Nixon broken a confidence with to the press. strueting former Atty. Gen. information to the Times. In leaked In explaining how he hap- Kleindienst who was deputy atRichard G, Kleindienst not to hart's case, he added, this asappeal one phase of the I'll' an- surance was received indirectly pened to disclose the informa- torney general at the time of the lion, Cox said that during the out-ofCoUtt settlement. since the senator is sick, tit.rust case, The ousted special Watergate prosecutor said that ii he indirectly had been the source of a story about the antitrust case in today's New York 'nines, he was sorry and said it was an "error of eare)essness" Cox's surprise statement be- WASHINGTON (All r' tht' -_ r Peasonable 3235620 (ihr Winnebago JEEP WAGOPIEER. Nothing down, take over Call credit 19M G.T.O. Inferior. Buckit slats CPb Exce,fltC0r Build ln Materials 61 ANNOUNCEMENT ________ F/EMILY - rtn&ger, rt - condition. Good tirCi. Ph. 322-515). 1961 T.Blrd. good condition. Can be setn at 2*18 S. French. 149'S. 17 Volt Auto BattericillI 95 REEL'S BODY SHOP ttO9SanfordAvcnue I tokl _______ P U B LI U AU U I I U N - S 1w1 Jeep station wagon, excellent 1984 Dodge Dart. automatic, radio. heater, excellent tires. Ju%t *550. SHEll FY U'D CaRS. 701 ,rL?1 i n the head with m e 6) lH Travelall, AT, PS, radio, air, 30,000 mIles. Clean. 3223233 mornings & weekends. 67 CIICVIOLET SUPER SPORT. speed. NulliiiIg d*Tl, t;w.e over. Call dealer 323 6230. - '. .1 hey hit Ph. 322-3075 Ford '72. Ôran Torino Sport. girae. owner. low miles, any _____________ S - - - -- HtATIfIC, DITIQN'ti' LAKEFRONT. 7 bedroom with lorida room, I Li h. otn house and deck. wags. $37,500 NO-LONGER USED CAMPING GEA" '5 IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. ________________________ Sanford. 904477.105). _________________________ 1$' All fiberglass houseboat, 40 HP Evinrude. $1500. 32)1G'I after 4.30 ____________________________ UNITED FREIGHT Sales has lust _______________________ROBSONMARItIE reclved a large shipment of 1973 2fl Hwy. ii 92 973 SInger michine, never batO stereo to.noles n components. 322596) used. some still in :rtons, no 5me have built ri 8 track tape bind tr ri -_--.(.' .lIi . c.r,rTLrn ljLJ. patterns, tancy Bicyties hem. vices start as low as $59.93 for _____________________________ monograming tIC. 159.9$ cash or consoleS. $79.95 fat components. lerms. United Freight Sales. Bikes, Bikes, Bikes Cash or terms. isso s. orange S Orange AvC, Orlando, Mon Ave., Orlando, Mon. . Fri. 9 to 9. All sIzes and models. 10 spveds, S Fri . 9 tO 9. Sal. 9 to S Sat , •na ianoara , -. - - . T. . _. •. . -_ .v.,,.wo at r,rex,unq store, can * 322-0244. * SI Household Goods Every Friday night 7:30 p.m. It you 7' 0 and have things to sell or consign, call WILSON MAIER FURNITURE , Ph Schw nfl Stan Vermillion at 53* 7020. buy-%ell-lrade _____________________ 31I3ISE FirstSt., 377 5422 Buy. sell, consign, appraise, or we:ial sales out 04 anything of value. %7'2 (behind Win- In wood frame house $6.SC0. Terms avaIlable. Call 373 743 after S. DOLL HOUSE-) bedrOom. 2 b on beautiful shady I& Abc p-omd pool wW stay if desir Irnm?(uIate cocsditlO,t A good t at 128.400 ,Turrns. E LECTROLUX Moble t-iomne Bank Repossessions IS to choose from, lii 2323 Dealer 46 FOUR BEDROOMS. 2 baths. is led Ion. *23,900. Nkefy Iandsc.a new 1$ x 12 utIlity shed hctut *ather nd ryr Good 1c w!h no (aifytfl _________ _________- - COMPLETEF.UCTIONSERVICE Select your own puce range, weil sell you a rnoble home. Thu week's special - l2xCO, fisnithed, carpet, shutters, only *4995. Place Homes North. Hwy. 17-fl ai Lake Kathryn Estates, 2 mL Norm of Hwy. 43-i. E342V0, IO _________________________ IV GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Omlando Or. S30 French Ave. 2275200 3fl55 I bedroom, front kitchen, 9 x 55'. air, $2530. Cmli 332.1297 between 9. S. THREE BEDROOMS. 2' bat aye. an acre, loaded with extr Only U*.000 Mcelt;nous ForSale * Sanford Mobile Homes - 1P..00 _________________________ '71 FIat ISO Spker, Cony, wire hubs, Radio, excellent cond.tion. 373 6153. 1981 MG. $750. Call 322 3370 Alter S pm. _______________________ SADDLE EQUIPMENT-BOOTS y'Iteqn Wear, Save at the Old Corral Western Shop. 1797. lmile S it Detlary. ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. cUcf S C P*fl lq* h._SMI - 1964 Mercury, good conditiOn, 24000 actual miles. 1500 1949 Chrysler imperial LeBaron, all power, excellent shape. 11695. 3237997 after 6 _____________________ •. Cox May Have Been In separate Incidents two outL L LIII! model gray El Dorado. I I L of-county men were Jumped by fne oarrei 01 1 e snotgun. In another unrelated incident robbers who gun-whipped one sheriff's deputies said today a man and left the other shy $75, get out of the car," James said. 'Get the hell out of here," one Sanford man was knifed in the police said today. "All I want is your money," of the robbers told James stomach while he was repairing Russell James, 28, Titusville, one robber told James. abruptly following the beating. his car near SR-43-4 and 1-4. told police he was heading East "AU I have Is some change," James said he then fled. James Whitlow, 23, SprIng today on SR-46 when a man replied James. Another incident left Eddie 11.mmock, was taken to jumped from behind a car that "They started beating me Swift of Orlando $75 poorer but Seminole Memorial Hospital was pul!ed off the road in front and I was trying to stay on my whurt hysically. 1here he was treated (or the of the Mims bridge. feet so they wouldn't stomp me. Swift told pollee he was wound and then released. "The man flagged me down, They hit me in the head with the repairing his car in theK-Mart The reason for the knifing has Indicating he had car trouble, barrel of the shotgun and parking lot off SR436 Monday not been determined according but when stopped another man slugged inc in the face," a evening when two men grabbed to police reports but Whitlow stuck a .12-gauge shotgun bruised James told sheriff's him and said, "We want your said the muggers fled after he ngain!t my head and told me to investigators today. money." kicked one of them in the groin. ;9CarnarO 307. • spIed. 39,000 • actual mIles. Excellent condition. See at caine-f 0)14th & Locust or call 322 36*7 alter 430. Autos for Sale 80 BARGAIN HUNTER. - .- For. the bet? buy In American t Motors, and Jeep vehiclet. se DON BALES Sanford Motor Company 5015. French Ave., 322 t3$7 DODGE PICKUP AND CAMPER Self co,4alned Nothing ilowfl. !ake over. Call dealer 373 6730 17,000 cISh, assume 115,400 mtg. Monthly payments, 1159 93 In cludes everything. Call Ms. Cross 323 4570. Ii *èAMC.JEEPS** Trucks and Trailers 79 3 Bedrooms, 1(i baths, Iik new Large lot. Sale price *27,40G- LAkE MARY AREA - Hit County Robbers - Autos for Sale RO Motorcycles HousesforSate Lovely 3 bedroom. 1. bath. FHA, low down, or assume and move right In Holland Really, Broker 3) 7Ø5 )73 f.M BATEMAN CIassH by Art Sorisom THE BORN LOSER inc. -. _-±---. 6 BThe Sar,krd Her&d REALTOR '- - - -"- - MOSSIE C. --T'L,iT p ________ 41 •Tj - - . -! -- - Want ' to evaluate truth from fiction. shingle' tacked on b square showed exceptional talent, Proclaimed as one of the although the audience did not remind them that as a corn [enter to about 950 patrons of ariety of tastes and appeals inhcrItCtl' bassist from Washington 1) C, __ Illi_1114____1_ p__ r_ i ------------------ ----------- 'i - the prawn sky and other espite Iwis' tmers said the spectacular iniedy to the dramatic, the charoøs bower c i • or er flu on eight miles as , flames leaped up own muque Interpretations intO Ambulance were praised by 200 feet. $ rorn , Frederic Sheriff p John Polk, Sanford City to ______ _ - - ___________ - _____ - -- _____ - - - " % - - - . , - , -- - R0'U,it.r,41 !'ke' 37) 1*70 YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. "Stop Urn!" F ____________ EARN $35 to 7O. WEEKLY LAKE URAP4TLEY ISLES 110 * 1)5' property wittt trieS and -' rre'rt I *11k VS*VSV E$PVs er mr DM05 JIIltrt t JACX SONS CE AMICS supplies Y I R BY VACUUM CL E ER -- cArcr3 - ThiS home md pr*cty ii *31.950 Compare theta large rooms, in this II year old Porno trial owner lust completely enoviIed. Compare to homes buill today _I - ___ WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS F"iE Till _..=4-._- _______ -i-T- SERVICLSUPILIMITID NO SUNDAY DELIVERY UAIJW'AALA - Eimer Bakafla, Inc. Realtor Fern Park j,4.7i47 This NEWSPAPER doeS knowingly 6ccpt HELP WANTED ADS that a preference on age from em P1or* covered by Iho AE DISCIIMINATION IN M.PLOYMFP4T ACT Mr'.- -?,:i,'!.Yi may ct?d'flC frn the - ,..AJ I- - A ii-. rr' - J rid Frc'. Crr.27 W beauty Or.. P 0. Bx A. &la.sdo. Eta rp1-i-ms* 241-4*73 Applications being taken for routes in SANFORDLONOWOOD • CASSELBERRY - FOREST CITY DeBARY & DELTONA ---.... Wolinun___ Fee rcfe'sionatWaIl('l.p,rHang,r Land Clearli I . ' 1797 or )fl 6243, day or'nitef-or Buitoers sub contractort rcorxm.cat Call Victor -3833713 - - ------ - - - -- - ttOOkG.dcn&In,vicp - - . Srr'Ml JIISISWAnICd COGOURN FENCE CO PHfl' A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT d Ii rig 'rui, 0131sf) __________ _____ We Succeed!" ' ROOtinjj & Sheet Mi?4I u ter's&Oownspouts d,5v,' _ Conete "We Don't Stop -- / I: '(Ii rrrthn Well DrilJiri here is a man whc made promise ii he wcre elected, he - repatrmanframtodaysclas%ified action his "plan" for eflCftfl [ 1 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All type-i ard ties -. FOR MORE INFORMATION - UPPLYCO 07 --____ V445t_ __________ 332 8433 4 ______ - CALL 322-261 1 V£ I : _;jj ___________________________________ Lake - ?4 THE SANFORD HERALD I - -I --- --. --- - ' S - - - . years and another 18,000 lives I find AFTER he took office to Sit) the least - - -_ . r - - I \ it}1 III___ A (11lflt1 , . electrical workers I'l ________ _' • +ri a a 'S -.. . manager (or Florida Power & audie .. trical Workers union has scheduled for a contract ratification midnight arrangement of "Shenandoah." contract expires at A cold front sent Itli) Before the finale, which be a strike or how long it will Irvin Broadway's longest Last W are training super- running show, "F iddler on the snneltornoeintothefieldand pianist thanked t audience an encore, the trio swit Instead of being Friends of Florida early today and of a strike," he stated ilL contnue to ched to spirited jazz and We the President, I would submit Tallaheehadarecordlos of ragtime eorcluding the concert that (lit) instead be F riends of 30 degrees-the eokk,tOctober negotiate as long ..ic the union with i intdles combininS nnri ttirnpilr'IPure s"'ce .it the r.cgctta'Ig t...b'e,' cathcr t"e iLiiru*hiip nmnul is.' "AIexam"s Ragtime Band" concerned with observing the records were started in the added. If the cnmpany's latest ray "Ain't She Sweet," and 'When differen,e between law and capital in IMS. offer is rejected, it is expected the Saints Go Marching Home. Ou high yesterday was 74 order , one of the planks of (Sue page 8-A for second that a strike vote will be taken. Mr. Nixon's platform when he and the low recorded this ieW) '1'&1. pt'suuun1 said. tiwmnlng ists :9,5 ght [he dtwn. . . . enSR4lat U.S. 17.! in Sanford was backed up for five blocks Bridge ................. Calendar A intersection. Berr) told reporters at the Comics.................'IA Crossword puzzle 6A terminal early this morning with the load of gasoline, part l)r Crane 6A praik to delir It to a Mobil Entertainment 7A Horoscope 6A hospital notes 3\ PubLic notices 28 Society .................6A SP0 't ................1.3B State ................5A Stocks.................2A 7A "I'se been driung three sears and this is my first reek,' he said I m thankful 1 escaped with my lIfe" The intense heal of the fire Inetted part of the road under the overturned truck, polce said. The tanker, of aluminuni - -, , __________ _-r'---_-!-Y'.i _______________ - ' . 'teit- '_- _____ lake Mary Boulevard. -" corporated In a folk music ' Wednesday H lghw?} Patrol tic onto SR 46 east detour Saetrf al blue velet blazer expiration of Herndon's ilL S" r ittt at flt'sidents rt porkd hei tlitL sI iK md htte mod miii night Wednesday shile hi -. ttuckafldcartraflicon Upsala s,rttosetthePaceforahghter '"°" dfld Countr} Club Roadssegment of the program (Jetision" ani l,nvc Mi' lender, that the local ltiE%' members will vote tonight on whethtr or "Scarlet Ribbons," and ending Weather lorida t e rh als but united In I' orut1a l'ower and Light as the Inter- a or toumiorro faces ]' and larger, pumps, spcinkler Water condt,c.tnrs_ 332_441Q I A IC [, 4,500 involved. ________ - the Vietnam mess, sse had 28000 casualtIes and by the (IImiC it was concluded se had a the last paced repertoire ause rom d - - - - - .-=--.------=-=-------------=- -. - -_- '::rth; 4r. - - . _.- --. -- -_ -, _____ - TRUCK DRIVER ESCAP g -. ga1 OflS Otr gasoline burrf on 1-4 (Bob Uoyd Photo i • �=- --- -"--- __ ___-- I I 'J — --'--' I -- 2A— The Snforcj Herald Tuesday, Oct3O1973 ilr Brilliant autumn k7 black and white ... --=--~E ,,/ — -0 - -- — M.__ = __12M_ 16— ~ __-.1.1-W:---_- *z~~f-!,-~2. _~__._ II -I __---__ ---,--~ I _. z - ki-_ ~~_._ 10"I __~7~:"-.7~_ ~ -- - ~~Im , - ! - _,_ `9VZi_ - - - 9 -- - - - __ - ____ . k-li- . Ii_ _ __ I '1. -_ / - __-_~ I =__ -price controls should be dropped, but not until the econ- trols. omy slows down a.httle and - ~ --- - food ________________________________________________ sthbilize, says the them off right now," prices former head th e defunct of said IJacksonGrayson Jr, who ; _____ iLs liinonth existence until _____ it April 30 He said tic public - - --- __ I - 10, - ________ a ________________________ __________________________ ___ - ____________________ ;P- :! I ~~~~~ step in complynp - - ------ = - ___ - M111111111MR11111111111111 - -.21 ____ __. --------- - __ tdkha=MWMW9R9___= __2,_ - m ___ Z F_~_ 7 - , --_ - _ ____ --- -- wil - - , 11 -_ -. - -----=-- . _I.f -t ~ _ -- 1 ii _____________ - _____- -_r'- _ ______ --._________-- _ - 'k I - _ —ir I _f - 11 __ ill studied ranges from Five Points on the mu*h to the ui.. Johns River on the north and the Wekiva River cc lht- wat to the Osteen Bridge — and lAke jessup on the east- . -- __ - I cent future The _ study will be completed --_ oun I ectriL ina A I ! I I I I - _____ __ __ ~_ - ~~__=~_~_ __ - . ___ ~- _ ___ -__ _- ____ -!-- ___ --1 ____ - ___ - ~~~~~~ -I .-. .I—- __ - --.--- __ -1 I---- ___._ __ ___ - -__ - __ _ ______ - lfu~~ __ -- - -________________________ z~___ , - - -- i -_ _ii-!~~ , . I ____ ~ _~_- I-11* ~V~ . : N__--- -,-__ _1;0 _4 _!~_t..' .~~-A:x ___ 4j~oz, I -____;1 — _____ __ ~._ - t~-# r -- !I I ____ i - .- -.=,i 40Vi___ .- I -k---kk -~~--, it,_-, ~ - , '~~- " --'r r. - I . -_------------ - I - _ - U~aA__ , I- _ . :- ~ __ - -- J ~r , l tv_~~ _k;l~',V, .,; I , - a state two items oeunituy to Into effect Nov. V). inrlurips ; expnnded electrical review 20 ire, let I P t t __ 4.: I •. ' -w--~~"-------z,Z-7~---_;~-:.--=~--- . -, _~_ I I IWATI F () - - -__________________________ ByNIARKWF.INTZ _____________________ _ ________________ — -- _ - ~~-____ . -- - — _- -7~ T__~_ - - - - _-_ _Ut~~_Yr~ ----,---- __ ,_IE-_XF_-T-__!~!:_ =3 - - __ --- ~ - - - _______- . left the A burglary at the Dewdrop Coie in CasselScrr Rahn Construction Co. minus $1,750 worth of copper pipe, =0 - z - -- _________________________________________________ -- ') ' ChMkr n4 "'v ircas "ill Vi ZV4 pW&d " 131'. , IF Le POW fl. 36 . :: c , iP. ii'. - -_- -- - -- Vie thief that rip* It ,.)Ut Inug have In W-en how-es and " nwna'newasdtn I u'. 'c.,si' Wit so Oil P*Q : : !T, 771 % W's ITI S• Cs' Lai Ott 4*2 to 6 $4 • 7%% 23. hi ouiz::3 ¶pt-'r, L. T%tz*L* ' t Henyvrel $11m 1.1 &4#r-,, Ini PO4 "%* Aw) "I* Tritran AP" W-r V*# 1P. U-f"Wit 1%'* W. USSI" TO # Ur ~ ?"_ 441014"im, I W- VIN 171 # 11 S3 *#W% WIM Mir " " .--, -.' It 0 Andy Maggard Seat 3 (2yTs.) John Norden 1 Seat 4(1 yr) Frank Bailey ouis Blankenship Terry Morris %' Seat 5 ( yrs.) Harry Terry (1) LONG WOOD A ' . '.' (Nov.5 qualifying tleadline) Cuunell : DIStrL Ct 1 Williamson (I) District 2 William (' t - J District 4 Dick Crenshaw (I itev. Benjamin If. Hodge, retired pastor and minister of St. PaLil Missionary Baptist Cliurch. Al I Pinp Ave.. Sanford. died Saturda) at Church for I 4 i to WINTER SPRINGS Nov lqualifylng deadline) Mayor Council Siirivors i I I HOOGE REV BENJAMIN Jaques Councilman B.H. Ferrell called the Idea a "Fantasy." Council Chairman Bill Klosk said the idea should be put on a referendum to get voter approval before any action is taken Benjamin H Hod9e 103 Orlindo, y will be e at Wednesday • 'tr'da r . , - ipr'- - Apr f ront-ru nning applicant for the 115,000a. post is former Altamonte Springs fire chief C y $r'nstat:: C urial will be rA = R __ . 4 . - emorial Comet y I Jacksonville. Bruion Funeral 110 Orlando. ;=, r ih - - 'I ji ft - ting. The official visitor will be Mrs. Barbara Kasten. lieut. gov. of District 4, - ; - - ;;: it:: : ' No.3 unjtv Service sproredby7th.da) /,thenttst cli ke \IcI) tnmb;t vi Churches will be at A&P Commerce su pper, o pm man American Society ClubhouseI, 381 Orange Lane, election ineetirg 10 a.m. at the ___. telberry. Dance after social house. )y 4 n. 100 32's 334 W* 11P. U-4- When Service Matters IV# W-4 W " ' e I ' — MORE - "Offering YOua complete line III* It 11 Al. 3104 11411:0 W- 4 WN 22 " Isto n". I ' 'i.,. Stuart Funeral Supply Co. FUNERAL INQUIRIES INVITED 'EMit-i U8,Cas c eIberry,Fla 32107 JW 11 ___________________ - ti'1 11 ---- -. '-t _ I was hearing 0. IJ _____ skier the request of developer - variance at one of his houses In Lake Searcy ShOres setback g trrcr - J - - ROOM AIR '' gran"' " t. r U T - Coolerator. Helms asked for the hewin , pointing out the city council in 3J CUSTOM CONDITIONER ________ ar1an 4' t t' public • 19.M Btu certified capacity • Automatic Heat-Cool thermostat - I Iii iiifur,I I lr,iiIl N French Fla 12171 Secon d 995 34 Electric Co. $ LiiTif Pos'age Paid Subscr,pt'on PaleS by carrier Open Mon. thru Fri. $ am.. 5 p.m. Year %28 40 Week 55C PRICED t rald. 300 Saniord. Ave. Class iir exhaust 3-speed Ian : •wa a.r irecturn control amd Publ,shed Da'y Sunday. except by The Sanford IStale Closed on Sat. - 2522 PARK - D I A L 322-1562 — I - - • 0 • ________ - w"i 'i' ~ Mr.and Mrs Ronald(Pansy) Taylor a boy, Sanford Mr. and Mn. S-muel (Vada) Dunn, a boy. Sanford '- It ' s I- (' I I, " -' %t; 10 I.I. _ I HALLO e nes ay, ; II -, ~, , Sanford: Gabrella A. FL%Iwr 3 Do" Ocea Pa y rt EN C :., 0 If, I,_ . t thoo-e warining fires! " Leave Feb is, 1974 Return Feb. 18 ,'WaShington'S Dirlhday) ) Includes BUS (Rc,o--rId Trl,, Dellona to Miami 1 Our V '... .: 4 , - iA -1, :, ' r- You're Invite /- - To Enjoy 11, . V 1 , I ;1~ All Meals cn Ship All IS 11 Y _827 Deltona Blvd $17000 Plus Fort iionuts (V With Us Ph 668 4419 _- • 1 e wus De sei'1ug ill the lobby froni FCmCW US WrvCfl 5k! Tecm D:ct . I S \ \. •11 / .. /11, IN TWO WEEKSI wi \ - ').__ - 11 'I " ______ _-". • 9a.m. to • " - '-(/) , Ski Tearn membefs go on ttw "Ski Team- diet lo lose ,C) That' srlght— pth lo 4daY pounds The Wisis of the diet is chernical food action and was devised by a famous Colorado physkian especially for the U S Team. Normal energy Is maintained (very important D while because 'he diet reducing. You keep "full '— no starvation Is delgned that way. It's e diet that is easy to follow whether travel or stay at home. (Not the grapelruIt diet!). U This Is, honesly, a fantastically successful diet. 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LFD ___ _,,j 0 11, g~-!, S;r!,~rd 4 Nov.2 ..Oiith) Extension Council - -_ IL nere's No Tn*ck . ° - - Mr I I Nos. ~ i~T_:. ______ . — -..-= ~ _:~~~_=== ~ = == -==- == I:-- === W-_w - --- - .-z -_ -__ Z; &-_ i -- - the ordinance of - ,--.; pIr.ctr',"92,Sen'nrd, and 7-9 pm gospel concert 10a.m. to 3 p.m. for free blood Laice Mary Elementary School. pressure check and German American Society, r ---4 I - ~~ I Fr Smith, Sir ___________ - Missionary Baptist ChurCh, - W • 'F' 0 R $ -1 construction on Sit 434 prior to build the mobile home park. -_-' ~r iiore rue III, VDA WWRI'll,., :. ro Pvr i rour... ~) , ,,, 9!!~~PKr! I __ ___ 4 I 1" I ~, ~1, , BIRTHS n spook house rdonftr,flQn - John W. McKinnon. Oviedo Owles V. Laswell, New Smyrna Reach Marguerite N1. Baber, Deltona Hershel Ca en ar Od. .31- - .. 'Fan asy Pamela A. Morse & boy, Insisted that tourists would also Geneva stop by Longwood to see a city Tommy R. Kenkins, Lake Sanford Sue Anne Hale & girl, Sanford hall operating from the hotel. Mary "We would have enough Andrew Gray, Longwood Smnk"Y Says: ills, tourists to foet a lot o do Leo Rhoades, Fraternal Order of Police, Sanford Grammar S"hool Scm: 6 PTA spaghetti supper and Halloween party, 6.8 p.m. co Town Inc, 8 pm, Rollins Costume parade 6 pm and ' College Field. Proceeds to ..- A I H manpower assistance " program." He said the sta and federally funded Program paradr from SpPlist Church to J . *~~_ ____________ which must be approved after a requesting mobile home park public hearing by the city zoning and will be cooperating with builder Tom Radloff, II. A flower nursery, also under owner of the adjacent parcel, to setting R-1 =ning, aLso wa3 Herald Staff Writer ferent " skills, paying the fire-men. Jaques said. ding" pemi n issued a b ' salaries and fringe benefits for Ferrell added most person% error, Jaques said. LONG WOOD-The suggested the employe for six months to a mailable in the program are -purchase by the city of the year women and Jaques said % per historic 97- ye ar-old Ingwood The second year the city cent are black i Hotel for a new city hall was would be obligated to put 11e "Ii you want a woman termeda "Fantasy" by one city person thus employed on the fireman," Ferrell said, "the councilman Monday night. The city payroll. r rt r + '' '. uppe the should pursue city board listened to Mayor Eugene Among the persons available VV r ' Jaques' recommendation, but would be those tra ined as ad- program." Sanford Grammar School LOOK flO acti on Parent leacher Asunt1on is Jaques said he has a corn mittment from Mrs. (;r' and Halloween party Wedp Bradford, the hotel's owner, to nesday night 6-8 p.m. I sell the three-story building to There will be a costum parade at 6 p.m. in the paid for It two years agoBryan Griznmage OCTOBER29, 1973 auditorium with first and $125,000. Velma McGill ADMISSIONS second place prizes for the The hotel is being advertised Peter J Bukur Saint ord: scariest, funniest and prettiest for sale with a price tag of Well, baby boy costumes. mary Sma er $2000. Jaques said the hotel Geraldine Zachery Carl Keitt A Spook louse will with 32 rooms, restaurant and Lillian Filson presented with a monster Harold 1. Scott bar would provide the city with Ehna E. Smith ha and treats to be given thow who Brenda more than adequate space, fie Lucien a that the restaurant could Carmelo Befumo Julia H. Whiddon doors. Other features are apple be leased. Margaret Meyer and doughnut grabs and hot Albert Harrison Ellen K. Fitch, Apopka dogs served from a caldron by a Kevin P. King Federal and state fwids are Estelle Shiber, DeBary witch. Carol Ann Williams avai*iable to renovate both the Ora L Canup, DeBary Jane F. Epps interior and exterior of the Elizabeth Duncan, DeBary Doval L Mush, Apopka building which was recently Waltrich. John C, Deltom Diana Thiemer. DeBary added to the state' s list of DeBary Vonesel Smi th, Lake Monroe Arthur F. Periko Sr., hi.tcrc buildirr: he said. Solonla Holley, Orlando Flora Mae Hager, Deltona ' K. Black & boy, SanSusan Jaques noted the city's La wrence H. Mertens, ford proximity to Disney World and Geneva; Dianne Talentino, South Seminole Jaycees State Bank, The Pilot Club will HaUowi'.n __ COOL petition PrOl-I dC5 CMPIIDYCS WWI dif- ministrative assistants an Oct 31 =X ra ' m perin tie t!sspecia exceptions Plan Called , drinks, cotton candy etI. . wit 1l%4.d Kennel Club (rl indo AND ft I including additional property will be submItted. the parcel (I', UnderzorAng retail stores are otel P' 321 43 , 41_OVIIR4O Dr. sere the EAT t district 1' ItT H council to consider Joining the Seminole ears his LONG WOOD HOTEL city iii' - his home, 103 include rd Lwed illegally. that time he said a section of the The Cumberland Farms city charter mricerning anrepresentative said the nexation does not permit the property was annexed lass withdrawal of annexation summer. Construction began in petitions September prior 'o the cli'. Jaques said the StoRe petition council adopting an ordinance -- I Group I (I yr.) Group 2(2 )) Vicki Baker Group 4 (2 yrs.) Howard Allard . A 27 S inf plant to - SANFORD (OcL 30 qualifying deadline) City Commission Fredericka Skop Julian Stenstrorn (1) Meet Our .')taff , .cknge - - REV. BENJAMIN If. HODGE i - t "It"Um expected to appoint a county fire adminis trator to head a new fire sear 111 1 71 C44 P*f. " ---=----- in 9P I Its P* St 2, Fos Air Lin U -. 11'. s i's' '.55' - , pany 3aid the pipe- was instafled A spokesinan for the rora , --r--r " n'. n c !~_-; and police are not sure when the incident occurred, deputies ~ _z. ~ =~__ - __-_ io eminule Count, tonsaetio firms reported ,Monday the -unole Sm Courity Rwriff*n departburg iles W meat said today. Florida Magnolia Inc., of Fores-t City was broken Into and a $2,000 Data General computer was stolen, a pparently sneLizne daring the weekend sheriff's deputies said today. 'The t'lffglary wudiscoered by deputy W Jackson Sim W1flW at the suc1ton 111 ut,to,p " not generems a te .r UW111. ---------- ' , MISW — "' ' rI I J I I b ..1U5 11 Mim MM . --'--'-' i_ I- Notes Lash 1 t)eLores Annex Remodeling Begins - W -. - that the Davis' opinion was contrary --- Larry Dale 1JJa Bruton Funeral Home,, ---- FC1UWQ)' Plaza rugs at after receiving an opinion from Columbus Harbor 's sewer However, the original - A _______ planned -_________ Virginia Mercer Walter Sorenson c . proposal I3 i)' LOCHdA1I 4116 As ________________________ - Seminole Count Cominissic nets will hold a puLlic ~:tari ng :t-. tl~e controversia ireas a. a -- hired Bechtel Corp of San Francisco to look into the feasibility of making synthetic natural gas out of coal to supply its foundry in Danville, ill A GM spokesman said Monday that converting to ' S tnipictof _____ -- - f SZ7 would require detailed llwtj A i. I -,w- a Re or te ___ Noon to ck RAnrNorts ' Zacco Ui Barney Byrd Donald Jackson (I) Marge Hess Chuck Smi th Council I risson Funeral Home in Himt I businesses the site,' said the city was not City Atty Joe Davis going to halt the construction action is proper. _____ - R to board with a fire official as a Aftet Eidell 3nd other voting niember. 0 : --1 - - cnrecuves, amo u* county electricam code, suppose i _r1_1 ,_-`_~ - .a inte - IN I..'.'3T wBy DONNA LAKF MARY - of types adoption (Oct, 213 qualifying deadline) Mayor General Motors pressure of the fuel squeeze, has embarked on a multiphase program to Insure its future suppli es. GM past _______________________ ____ a ll Mayor Zoning Ai __________________ trips in the I WATER WEIGHT PROB L EM? I Eugene Jaques Monday night B.H. Ferrell and B.L Helms In many Jaques squared off against the city indicated they will oppose the urged the a1 v P ac ion nex wee an agreemen for Cumberland Farms to with Columbus Harbor, a con'.1rue building four stores in de~-elopment bounding Fairy Excess%nter in the ".Y can pite of the council's delaying a ANNEXATION WMiDRAWN Lake. fill help you lose excess public hearing on the firm's It was pointed out the water weight. We at Fair% ruest for a special exception The city council voted to agreement requires the city to Plaza Drugi recommend on its SR 434 sIte, permit the withdrawal of an pay C.A. Hobbs Inc., Only $1.50 Jaques, who told the council annexation petition by Al S:olte developers, within 30 days he'dM1knowledgeoith fora parcel of landnearSR4fl, $ 000 the cost of oversizing for David Smothers John Yamnitz . departments and boards mended sweeping umndinents to Ow t.hien-propowd county "Warkim together.' _-4 five __________ Nev, Long'ood -*iUi Duerr L risky in light of current oil shortages. GM Never before during his nearly five says it Is also experimenting with burning years In office has Nixon made so many waste materials as a means of producing jity to Camp David, one of iJ power, is doing its own drUbg for natural favorite retreats, in such a short period. gas and is trying to develop a way to The President braved a conunuter's removesulphurfromstackgases Thelast nightmare to get here Monday night, measuremf successful, would allow the use dri ving up In the evening rush hour that in. _________________________________________________________________________ of coal now banned by clean air standards. varLgbly clogs northbound highways. Impact * VUI insist" on inspectm, mininium code, aM re-orn- were threats. --- f M _1 ___- _f"t V, 1!-=_ * "_ . - A 1U. lodge here, making 1l 0 oundfl seats at large GM Feels Snueeze his mountain - Davis said the council's previo us EAIM 1 OLD CASSELBERRY (Nov. 2 qualifying deadline) has beieen the White House ____ ii John - .. _ city council delayed the &STES until . - District 2 Helen Keyser (1) Conuressionalconsenl Impeded without CAMP DAVID, Md. (AP) President Nixon has become a virtual corntruter - H ':"&d DETROIT (AP) Corp., feeling the - — -. District 1 Cal DeVoney Area Deaths e - F - :9 -r- ': q - ---v--~ 7 "I. '. ~~"_. .I. -W,W ,?.. - 'I - ~~w~._ . 50 II;-- - 0-:*,~~* ~ 1 __.~;.112~ ___:!t__ - emen from t.he inspecte . ',Irn appointed swiftly. lie said steps should be taken to Insure that a new prosecutor could the Middle LA Floyd Icaac.;~~ee, as one an JI)b" In covering the c-traQJ1r,ar, ~. DONNA Herald Stall Writer ___ _______ 1. N&Mw` 3O,973-3A 4 Stores In Controversy - -----..-.:I..--- - lAwrence Swolf'wd II) be expanded further to meet the from which Seminole County chitect to recommend the room not as yet approached a bank stricter advanced waste Health Department sr-vices partitions which should be for the $45,000 loan he said is treatment standards or were evicted by the city earli er changed to shift space in the old necessary for the city to conthiuc operating until the firSt Of whether additional treatment this month to turn the building building. into a city hall annex. the new year. plants should be constructed." Council B II Ferrell Ordinances were adopted Stenstromnotedthatitwlllbe Some $20,000 in federal since federal revenue sharing annexing the McCardle, a minimum of five years before revenue sha ring funds are to be mo neys are being usei, csentsuchas the OcL19Ietter chargedthatatleastfourof the charged b) the inspectors and revlsedelectricalordlnance - : Mayor and Griffin s services are Campbell design CJ1A be used for the revamping to make architect' By CHRIS NELSON Peace may not be easil) electrical ordinance. members stoutly defetxleId the Plmft " properties on Sit 427. finished so construction of space for the water depart- required. Hemki Staiff Writer a. -hieved, however, for despite The grand jury bla,sted the items, an incredulous Assistant In other business, a special regional treatment facilities ment. the buiIding inspector, a Although not on L~e agenda, advice from last Thursday's "Interprethe powers" of the State Atty. Bill Staley, who !ed office and an office firp chief"n * an ordinance was also approved Charges that a Sept. 4 set of Central Florida Uniform Code review Niard. and charged the grand jury probe and was scheduled for 7:30 p.m. next on a 4.1 vote on first Knowles said to get 75 for .Municipal Judge Gene It. ;) Per reading to directives frorn t1v Sernincile Board inceting that only one of conflict of laterest by having invited to the work session by Monday night cent federal funding treatment Stephenson nne the Udell Lake 37 acre County electhcal review board the 10 directors violated the the board comprised only of the commission, asked plants must be on a regional ________________________________________________ parcel on the Longwoodconstitute threats to life and National Electrical Code, In- electrical contractors, In ap- fire safety or insurance experts U4$.WM Markham Longwood hills pr operty are scheduled to spectors Will LaPointe and parent violation of state maw had been consulted. to Sanford has just completed a Roads which Trim Tic I Judgmerit"today Rocky Brott stuck to claiz,ns ve final " "Why ric, not that I know of, o) nuition expansion of its Development has indicated will frnncosnmlonersanxlousto thathalftheltemsareviolatlwis replied J B Williams Dennis Shindle, was MeW on Lake Monroe treatment plant. be part of its proposed Fox avoid further " airing of dirty Only Wspmtor Cecd Hurst " Perhaps the State Fire ROBIMT D. BRADEN three daughters, miss mildred Hollow 1004cre planned unit ftM"in die wirds ci Ch&- declared Wmaielf "glUeled IIt charges of "tortion and per- Marshal might be a source of Hodge, Mrt. Jean Adams and development. jury. He has since resigned. nm Sid VihIen Jr. s metft that due to last week' a6ice and aisistance,"Staley r obert D Braden, 94, Mrs Alma Cole, all of New Viblen, sternly warning the dircetivesdid not constitute Monday, CommLcsioner Dick suggested dissident Inspectors and a thmt to life and property, as Williams, repeatedly asking Vihlen, saying he feels the 11orn in , he me a , Orl an( o !ie grand _ qr(fl kd 'Ic trir ii 'oard ?11flt t1iuUtht tr l-e''rt I i'i 1;'L'r, tkl r U1) -i it •ttorne) S afld gnril -I Sanford in 1945. lie was a daughters, one grandson, one IIAL31 members at Monday's work t1w Oct. 19 lettesI . any of the directives constituted jury' s efforts "will be used ____ retired UlIaItsman sister In-law and one one son-tn — session against another inThe Oct 9 grand Jury report threats to life and propelj, s positively,"noted that the There are no survivors law. -.. - u ress Ferrell said payment of LONGWOOD-Renovations Mayor Eugene Jaques was to begin early next week on authorized by the city council October bi lls tota ling $6,000 has indicate whèther' the present SanIor'l treatment plant shouW the IS-year-old medical clinic Monday night to hire an ar- been delayed, but the city — ! ALTAMONTE SPRINGS (Nov. 2 ' b ' within the next 12 nmft,,, Know". said today. ,qt win - * , _;r;T2F~__ J -- - " * termed an organ of government and as such had a great Virtual Commuter QT(Hl)5 " become what he county's of Sernnoe County has been de4uted b.v federal officials y reg on t wll be anford sewer mentYfaS - troordinarily good an athLot) committee The north 40 per _--_ n Israeli the count) should contribute to the $15,000 study beL.g 'lone by - my East Leasefire and the opening of Aral. the next twn weeks how much -_--_—_---_ e 7 By -AL . the nation. Baker said in a speech that a new Watergate special prosecutor with j)S to (ernent 'lonua) on which will røcommend within ___ 3 resident. WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger is scheduled to wed again toua With speciai Egy ptian envoy Ismail Fahmy The two onferred said they were "very response." me t — p Commissioner Julian Slen- f rirm .__ ____ -- T1-_ --_ t gg cc strom encouraged by the ____________________________________ leder-il commissIoners f___ - - with a Sanford City 'niniçcr Va 'ten Knosles arid —_ - _ - ~ o said the news Meanwhile, the committee agreed to a Justice Department request Wt it strictly limit i,ccess to "raw" FBI reports on Ford. con(ro pollution guideUnes to take effect in 19n. FoHovtig the meeting between Sanford and County 5 - i -r- _ _ - (A D 0 -. I - -. - tually been elected unoppNos~ ed, TROY, N.Y. (AP) — The senior fltpubilc.rn on the Senate W itergat& The Semite P) i'l H will dl! p (Iv raid thefirstwitncssatheartngsonhis E - - .- A _- 9~_e~ -__ owe§ - - a~.r.T~7~-. ---Wip-Qrv-v~--Z--- - - iit tr nomina tion they will support and par(iHnate in a regiorual sewer ent sti,dy commMoned - ( t ordas mnissioners Monday indicated Bare trees, falling leaves and the stillness of the Ohio countryside, above... sunset on the New York Thruway, below, (Photos by Gene Puskar) ~ -- I I . !. - WASHINGTON _ _________________________ ____ ii) respec ti ve l y, both incumbents Baker oar'er tAS' • luh ¼. ___ the First vvitness • ______ possible. By then, I hope food-price rises will have will be resistance co am c Nationcl News Brie s Sewer Study -.-,-. 4~~._P!1.1_ _1--" -- -,-Z:.-_~1.1 ---.- "T . FT, - hat legal authority is eon in -_ Tuesday, Oct. - _:-:w_~ = _____ County's Nor d en a nd Harry Terry incTta53. T ule u Seminole ziiuon Act w c exp s next price 'hopefult), earl) next year, more stringent controls" was disbanded in January, said 1I I I droppedts ices that I n headed the commls.cior during would be a great demand for Ii saw I I r ~ chance ftt cc Price 1 said he Grayson ___________________________________________ -----g_ --i_______ I nk con. might even legislate a price have slowed down to give a freeze, a policy too] he opposes little breathing room." A slower economy usually Grayson surge. means there Is less pressure for in a telephone interview. of __ seve bated and the economy will - - '. . , r. I = ., , __ -_.,_~-_ __',__7=.=__~'_' -- \ , ~ I Candidates tp and tt The city election is Oviedo. Probably tht! most exciting contests will be seen In tAke Mary. Incorporated only 60 city o ficials II ) aO named in the new , th ma or's offi bs as well as council. Seat 3 d 5 councilmen, 0 in - .__ - I * a r yson Should Fade: -_,~f _____.__-___ ___ __________ __ Elections 'Six : uiiSnfordHerald . i .~ 0 I C P '.- ;_ $;No@ 0-%,8PQ1 ont,ro s em rice a W a - \ - �4 - 1 - - - -. -- _ 4A.-Thc Sanford Herald - -- - I. - ..__ L)_ - — r -. _7-_ ! - --_ __ ; I -: • -- - * - ---------- - I - America In legal use of drugs and the criminal use is thin at best, and that we are not certain always where it should be drawn. Where does it belong, for example, so far as the free and easy prescribing of antibiotics or sleeping potions is concerned? The gravity of the drug problem in this country looms over us like the sword of Damocles, Millions of Americans use drugs. Thousands of others are profiting personally by the selling of drugs. Their crimes breed more crime until the shock waves reach every corner of our society. athletic performance is the result fection is bad enough. Worse is the fact that athletes are heroes to many persons in our society, young and old. Their personal use of drugs adds substantially to the general belief that there is nothing wrong about destroying one's mind and body for personal gain or that 0 COPLEY NEWS out, this would only "spread the factories this winter will demands are heaviesi It would shortage around." The real aim depend on the weather. No La5t spr ing we one be prudent, however, to prewere warned that a gasoline 3hortage would SL,)uld be to avert a shortage by can predict whether it will oe a pare for a winter colder tting fuel stocks in balance hard winter or a mild one, a average, and hat will require a overtake the UnItel States of America before t.he summer with anticipated demand. problem which is especially searching look at the way we How much oil will be needed critical in the Mfd,est jyj are producing and stockpiling was over. The summer is Paste and we seem to have weathered to ties'homes, offices and Northeast where wnter fuel fuel and the way we will i. t ui lati ly / shape. True, some service stations ran out of gas trom time to time, and many motorists made some last______________________ rt~ ____ minute changes In their travel _____ plans. However, we have come OOL through the peak period of 51 5 i( gasoline consumption with no -I I I I11 _______ _____ crippling effect or the country's J ____ _ , commerce. - the line between the ,ON _______________ _______ ___ ____ : With demand for gasoline now moving beck to fall and winter norms, refineries are Z~Cn ati.r' t)c" •Y'•-"--.--. fuel oil for the peak in demand that comes each winter. Again, a shortage is looming. This time _____ 1PPIPP.. ___ ____ _____ _____ ___ I6( \f / ___ S. I n I - lolix,:, )) r 1. I sliamm I C. t71 1'v NA I serious odds. While most .. , r.... I un UK _____ _____ ) i I use of their car or cars wiamt much discomfort, shutting dnwn a fumce in the dead of Xhr ManaW Adverting Director & Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE. General DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Mana ger RALPH HAYS Room F oreman RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman SUBSCRIPTION RATES 57 40 Monte S'S 40 1 Year Same As Home Delivery 'orth 516 20 — 12 mo 5]? 40 U PtôI Regulations provide that all mail iubscriptions be paid in advance Entered as sicond clan mat:er August 27. 1908 at the, Post _anfo, Qff,ceof Flonda 37771 rdopartof any material, rie*so.' advertising of this edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner without written permission of the publisher of The Herald Any individual of firm responsible for sucn reproduction ,will be cons'deed s infr inging on The Herald's COpy.'Qht and o,i ll be t'efd liable for damage under the law and atur Pubi,shed T*, Herald 1çJ\4( . - - Hernld Area Correspondents Bta:k Commu,.,t Mardi Hawkir. Bear Lake. Forest City Lake Monroe Grace Spnks P try EIk, irise Faetfe Eaids oe e I 3n-26n -7 ()r1?im. () Chulvoti Raker i, c Geneva - Oviedo Liz Mathieuz 39 0itn 'r' (t4tt*r, c'r1'' c'iy A lta Monte spring& F 1rda N ,w r ~Q I _~ - 1773111 YV ]7? Winter Springs flancy Ocilh - .-. tA'T 1 p,g_4'L -&- --- -v. . at . '75 _______ For the TroubledWaters must import. Concern for the environment is limiting the electric power at our disposal. Cir.. that to grips with the fact that our living standard is not only the highest In the world but undeniably the most wasteful, An agronomist at the University of Washington estimates the American people will throw enough food out with their garbage next year to prevent a signi ficant proportion of the deaths by famine that are likely to occur because of drought and crop failure in Africa and Asia. The irony is that the worldwide capacity for food production Is great enough that no one on this planet needs to starve. llowt'ver, the mechanism for producing, marketing and distributing foodstuffs is not based on hunger but on buying power. People in Industrialized countries are affluent enough to pay whatever it takes to sustain their eating habits — in, cluding their habits of waste. We have now bid up grain prices so high that poorer countries which must Import food, and relief agencies 'Reasonable' yielding nr fntI rrnfrril') b• ' — .....a (ice? , -. il paraphrased summaries of tapes linked to Watergate — and to- order Spethil Pr"ciuutur ArvhihaH C' . _ IiI.- g,1Ug t -' rut ti seek fuller ''ct btfoic a dy bail passed, Mr. Nixon found himself, in the name of his chosen course of "reasonableness, accep. t ing the resigr.ations or forcing the dinissals at three pub Ic servants with nearly impeccable credentials as reasonable men seeking justice in Itithe Watergate affair. --- - - - lV%t 0 1 11 - - i /1 a 0 9 . - . .- •. ":' - = -_-; - -- . PP TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) committees and one Senate the amount they paid would law, Is required to pay the tax," nothing tomakehim change his Public Service Commission committee most closely in- snowball in the future, she said in urging the leg. position of 1971 in opposing member Pau la Hawkins' p volved with taxes all said Mon.f tihties rida Isla Uwe to ta ke the tax off ulill'I feel the people of Flo posal to repeal the corporate day they saw no need to change have been coaxed into thinking ties, you 5singling Income tax on utilities has run the tax Mrs Hawkins said the utility stockholder would Senate Ways and Means dustry for exemption, I tl'Jnk Into leg iUve opposition, consumers rather than utilities absorb the tax, when In reality Chairman Bob Saunders, D. the strong burden of proof is on The chairmen of two flou.,e were paying most of the tax and the ratepayer, according to Gainesville, said he had seen the industry to show the need. — Saunders said = - - - -ii-.._- - - -_ -' _ . - ft 7 ____ • :. I _ - - -' - - -: :-.JL-- - - ,,,. 7 - . - • -. - I Due Airing TA! LMIASISF.,E, Fla. (AI) Rep Elvin Martinez, 1)-Tam- thical cam paign practices The nez said after the bill received — The chalrgiwn of the House pa, Monday unveiled a bill bill also would create a council mixed reviews from committee Flections Committee predicts drafted by the committee staff to investigate and publicize dir- members But he acknowl the 1ti74 legislature will pass a that would force candidates for ty tricksters edged he 'wouldn't run with bill to inform voters of dirty state and local ofncestoslgnan "I think this legislation will this one" drafted by the corniipi n tnt oath proi n ising to Chili uric- P- iti a little or Marti mit'c st tff f?(f i t hi Ubilc 11 . C: >. - ' = '•1'• - I 11 - ;V - - ..- I ir ty Politics ____ qs ., -__-- member voiced objecUons to - the language of the proposal. 111l - - ecepti0 onCenters - '- -, - . N - __ play," candidates be required to sign an oath of fair - I r - — — - -- - y. .n the oath would be pruw6tb TAIJAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Florida's West Coast was Fort Walton Beach, also calls to: --Condemr. the use of —State Sen. John Vogt says the pr esented to the House Envi- on Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin to personal vi li fication, cha racter legisla ture sho uld coder u ronmental Protection Corn- devise means to control or defamation, whispering possibility of establishing mittee. The resolution authored restrict the proposed leasing of campaigns, libel, slander or regional reception centers for by Reps. Grover Robinson, 1)- 886,458 acres in the Gulf for oil scurrilous attacks on any t'iorida's prisons. yogi, DCocoa t'ensacoia, and Jere lotion, LI- ana gas exploration. canalOate or his personal or Beach, scheduled a meeting of family life. -Condemn the use the Heal th and Rehabilitative of campai gn material Which Services Subcommittee on misrepresents, distorts or .II Corrections today to hear S, alsifies sta tements centering kuuoy 111C pii., on e opponent's loyally CITKI setting up the regional centers. patriotism. • 4111iiIIIIIIIIIIIiII11111111111111111 __ -Malm It SUNDOWN SEARCH MR AND MRS JACK ('-XI DWELL and dog Beans are silhouetted :u, t.in..j •L.... . L , ,Csuii6 .uih a,C iica,,i .. ..... aaiii. iGi orida News uu*..jCa.,. ICI' flS p LT .rnies Get Airina Fl I' i. Briefs Turner • r campaign practices at the same time they took their oath of Ca cy or office. Included For State Prisons __ - .4v__~_ __ ____ - "there are basic principles of . ~ T_ ' P I 0 1.4 - - f Wanted Team: Aide Reception Center, and Vogt JACY5()N"/IU Fla. (AP) airplanes ir.d a "castle In TenTALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) says this may be posing probe e ran Promote Glenn W. Turner nessee" during the same penr)z' — The Florida Senate's Cnimi- lems for law enforcement was busy buying a professional od. frnr nal Justice Committee today agencies which have to trans. football team at a time when his He said the cosmetics cornwas to consider abW that would port prisoners there. cosmetics company owed $1.5 pany, Koscot Interplanetary compensate victims of violent "Maybe it is better to have million in obligations to corn- Inc., owed more than $1.5 milSCIENTIFIC crimes, but a backer says its one center," Vogt said. "But we pany distributors, a former lion "to Investors who invested ATflR future hinges on Congress. The want to look into the possibility official of the firm says. CALCULATOR hard-earned money and their ' ' ' 0 Senate commit tee meets as the of regionalized ce nters." hearts and souls in our corn$ . tAr Toler told a11federal second round of between, ,t M.*$tii*it Ilie Lake Butler centur has pany" , , co' fl95 urt ry in the fraud sesSlOfiS legislative committee been closed to new $ Toter said he resigned his . prisoners off trial of Turn.' od hearings and meetings gets and on during the past y ' Tnir.usóti ear as MonCla '""' Tur ner spent post as secretary-treasurer beu nder way. because of overcrowding. cause he wasn't allowed to ex•1j at least s%N,O00 to purchase the Sen. David McClain, liTarnVogt's committee was also encise the authority of his dOrlandi:i Panthers, described as pa, who backed similar corn- investigate procedures used (Ice. to a professional football I pensatlon bills In the past, said develop The mall fraud trial of Turnand utilize presentence clti the 1974 Legislature may be re- investi gation reports. er, Boston attoraey F. Lee BailIuct.ant to pass it unless ConA resolution opposing oil Toter said Turner was also ey and seven others is now in 'is 133 EAST ROWttOU —.OLA?4DO, FLORIDA gross provides the funds. The drilling In the Gulf of Mexico off considering buying a fleet of seventh week. U.S. Senate has passed a bill that would provide money for Millage 10A1M. WEDNESDAY, D IIL L.. J I WEDNESDAY, I compensating victims with the Soug h I i TO OCTOBER31 5 ,r URS OCTOBER31 I federal government paying 75 3 per cent of the funds and the TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) burden from the homeowner to I I state 25 per cent, but the House — The chirman of the House the person who pays in to hue Clip WATCHES f has not acted. The Florida Finance and Tax cOtflJTijttee general revenue fund of the This j Senate bill would compensate says he will introduce a bill state," he said. • Brand New • Precision Made Ad victims up to $10,000 for medi- today requiring school boards ' Genuine Imported Men's Swiss I T he II back would mean a I cal expenses and loss of wages, to roll back property taxes by at 'I I tax refiel property owners of I Complete w i th 5 McClain said. "This is a con- least two mills, / 2 Matching assessment I I Q 0 ! No cept that's long overdue," said Rep, Ralph Turlthgton, ')- sio r ac ' 1 EAponsion Bard. 9( .JZL 3 a •a id) above the first $5 000 in low V McClain. It's coming, it's just Gainesville, said the state ,vsau "T' Compare with ..ft. assessedvalue, which comes i 'al With a matter of time. If we don't would pay school boards their Orders 7-'v Wrist Watch fl I e hom estea ex- I C9 This pass It this time, we will next lost revenues out of' surplus under Selling at $29.95 COWN I Z time." general revenue funds. The bill nip I "D I D1L u y an A ppearance For s S ty y.e, l e , I rUn F u ll U "it always amazes me that if would lower the tax rate for one Turllngton said the measure . \.%rr let. ir iui. .ii, I, I,. ili r .-h i-,i.I, . I a crinunal is injured In any year and cost the state an is needed to insure equitable titiii, jul i,i.ar; 3 Ii, 4 ,i r .1iill% iflh,t. way, he gets free medical estimated $120 million, Tur- tax assessment among counMfg. -i. . hue isth ('rr.iun I at u r.1, % J II treatment," said McClain. I ?3ft.ntanIPiip at 3 l'. pricr lington said. "This will shift be ties. .. Guarantee * 1 LIM Where's The Proof? - 400 RIVIERA BEACH, Fin. (AP) Billionaire John MacArthur says he's offering a 1O,000 reward to anyone who can produce proof that he ever contributed to President Nixon's reelection campaign. MacArth ur said Monday that a llegations in Angeles Times last week that he was approached for contributions by unnamed fund raisers were nothing but lies, The Times quoted a so urce close to regular f und raiser Herbert Kalmbach as saying MacArthur, billionaire Howard Hughes and shipping and oil tycoon Daniel Ludwig of Darien, Conn,, were approached by a fund raiser unknown to Kalmbach. "I don't know where the hell they got their information," MacArthur said. - fl W. ' ,— EAL To Fire 500 ------ - -- -I —HO r.m. MIAMI (AP) Eastern Airlines officials say 300 of the 500 employes being fired by the end of the year in an economy move will come from the company's national headquarters here, William Howard, Eastern senior vice president, said all departments in the company would be reduced but that most of th e employes were cut from management and secretarial ranks. Eastern announced the firings as part of an economy drive aimed at Improving the company's trou bled financial position and saving $35 million by next year. - made the decision, (Nixon chuckles). But give him the credit." Morton got the credit, but now Nixon is getting the headaches. The big oil companies are trying to show the Morton decree was illegal, in part because Nixon, not Morton, really ordered it. And the tape could become a vital part of their arguments. ' I do " "' ' d .' ç1 g Search L C LO iueu a ll ed '.II I j Other Thoughts .,,_. 4tI on rationalize that the government was acting in the national interest. After all, those dishes have the stamp of native America. Perish th e thought that they might b cheapened into something unworthy of the name. Now the USDA is going after pizza, and this makes us wonder. By whose authority does our • TAMPA, Fin. (AP) — A search by nearly o volunteers and law enforcement personnel for a missing 11 b' - -- 0 - ',.," - ----= - -I'.' 1"! .""T/ i:ki.- —'. ,__-' . U .______ - .' i-il I .,6. - ,. - — to — — — --.--. ;.I#!J i ,- -1 7 , I 1, * :.- i 7 f Tt.L_ -%C4~~ &T _`:;: .. -,. 2 1 I ,- -1 . 1... J- -•.;. '-- - "i - ,.. P - .; Davy a 24 Hours a day . J-41 '40i - 'V SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS 10 AT THE WINTER PARK MALL I* I . in u.uiu. '3 IV j s I WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31 • p.m. ! nly O 1%` , ~ :~ --, -_ _,~ , Z- I i 1 ui I Z I \..4 , ' - -- e z _____ $ , 't II - I ': 44' ,- , - 1 C9 I I $ Genuine Dcrncds in Sofity Vaults. Compare, see if you can CASH ONLY tell the diffefencel - W £ W t es ern I £ MUIO $100.00 iore lo- 1 C) C I U z FLASH! 301 W. F I RST ST. SAN FORD - C) 71 W041111d cost $100 to $203 if set in Gitnuise 014mondii. Ofhirt stylts not shown. All Sales rinst--No Phettit or Mail Orders. lllvst,ations showi, I., compa,isoii. -4 4 - ................................... ' I1 m' ': I. - 4 " Ring with a 1/2 Kt Size IMITATION KIMBERLY DIAMOND REPRODUCTION. SPARKLING, FLASHING WITH RAINBOW FIRE! —So Becutiful crud Attrccti',e your friends will neser k.nOw IV _ '...i:L. .I m _ .- - . .'ji MAXIMUM EVENING RATES DDD Station To Station ( Operator handled) ............ $1.25 Percon To Pr'rcnri (Orirator handled) ............ $3.00 Maximum Savings............................ $2.25 ... WAI I I -_ -- ''.. ' __ - I --- WEDNESDAY OLIOBER31 jflfl -- - - - ., _ I.- assistance alter 5p.m. And that ?5% could add up to a maximum savings of $2.25. The rate IS even lower all day Saturday and up until 5 p.m. on Sunday. So dial direct. The percentages are in your favor: 7 .- ,i , 'k. Florida if you dial direct without an operator's -- _______ , That's howL StaljC(j much you can save BY PHONE!! -,: - I .I 0 -1 - ' 4,_-_ -- - from our account f -------- I ~_ . -3 ____ _______ ~7__ ;ro 1iJ I o I "w $6.88 ' 1-1 . Deposit and withdraw 301 W F I RST ST SAN FODr' AUIIsMI I __________ 1________ I )1' I IiIrf_ , -, I - *,~ -~ F f_ .;., - " - 11~_ %,vo_.. -..i.--, . , -.? I - _4 I --- - --- __- - _#I n0 .- I I sii c - \' - % ) 647- 4 100 : MAINSPRING Dust Resistant • Electrically Timed n i- ogric ic osy to cc to • nbrcokab e Crystal • Small Hand I AU Soles Final • Yellow Gold Finish stIr it!J' ,'Iiu'jnti Also CiI,ndar "'•'' Western Auto Store Watcis r_ _ 1' ____ - - iii i --------- trneIitrr Shock Resistant t'-' i' 7'i -f e' - I z: _;- - ___ LIFETIME UNBREAKABLE : : ______ " I 'iT _______ ' /--,*N( `"~ I I - - - -J -_ DIRL'Q 'COUNT® % . j '/.- .& "banking convenience". ~ I -_ .. t. ' - i _ - . - - LI_—. The ultimate - 111105im-;%-;Il~~ililill; i iiiii - I - A spokesman said the search Montay "drew a complete blank," and police said they would talk to the missing boy's school frie nds In an attempt to get further information about his disappearance Poli ce said Jonathan Kushner, son of the head of the Uruversityof Sou th Florida an thropology department, disappeared Sunda) while on an errand to a convenlence st)re near his home Searchers Including deputi es on h orseba ck had combed th eareafortheboywhosebtcyiewasfoundin some bushes behind the store. government declare that a meat pizza must 15 per cent m, and a cheese pizza 12 rit cheese? Did the USDA send a resea rch team into the steamy pizzarias of Rome and Naples with calipers and scales? A traveler we know reports eating a pizza in Venice that tasted as if it were 98 per cent flour. Maybe that was the real thing.—Springfiel d _(_Ill.) Illinois State Journal C,,' a - ,it,rne When th e Department of Agriculture laid / down the law for the contents of hot dogs, hamburgers and cherry pies, we could always lAW tin erstood, He wmld he iven no authority to releas a single word, but would 'rvt' only to verify that proposed tape disclosures did in fact match conversations contained on those vital reeis. Thus, the President would remain both chief executive and high judge, giving him a double role destructive of the Constitution's vaunt checks and balance's. . . ax B osit0ion e T I __ announcement,(In a lower voice) You know, rmlly. they take a lot of heat. So I told Morton, I told him, I said, Rag, you go wt there and make the amlouncernent. But I, of course, ,, release and respected Sen. John Stennis In the process sl-nuld not be mis- or orate nco H1ts L e is 0 ative C ~. - . -. - -- - - - J_ 4 A" --.,-. . 't~~~. .. _7_ ,- -- . . ,./*Y - Meanwhile according to rI*If1e1 Information from the Justice Department the opium Is und' 24-hour guard at (lL derivativc. are 1rth fluu' than gold), ,t West Point (weL iway from any curious cadets) and at a naval sup..j depot ir New Jersey, among other sites. The prvvautlons by the federal government are wise: A huge heroin cache in th e custody of the New York police was recently stolen from under their noses by big-league drug traffickers. Bebe's Bridge: Charles G. (Bebe) Reboxo, President Nixon's best friend, is planning to develop an Wand near Key Biscayne that has long been a point of controversy. The dipG11.'iped isar4, call-4 Fher', led between the southern tip of Miami Beach and Virgins Key, an adjunct to Key Biscayne. For years, Rebozo and other Fisher's Island, Inc., stockholders have might construction of a causeway to provide access to their property. Each attempt has been blocked by angry citizens. We have nIw learned, however, that Rebozo and his S..fll iU Ui*Ui Iditi UUSdlIIdpV ill .. _. ... X. - -' -. opium stashcould be sold off for medical purposes and Congress Is now considering approval of the sale to private cull want thui juh, ccupt Ifli'ti at once submiive to Mr ?iJ*vn,t. ars1,nn ...,.,.,,4. .,...l C... =-s,,,i..s.. 0'-') L. S a, - - - .. S . , . '' ' -.. _ . _ __ -. __- - Thus, the United States decided a good deal of the federal Overflowing trash cans and Elliot Richardson and Deputy Attorney Genera William Ruckeishaus, the Amer'can peple have been presented with a truly astonishing spectacle. The Inflicting of drastic penalty upon men who clearly were trying only to perform their assigned official duties ably and fairly. Resulting wreckage is hard for the eye to take in. The highly promising Richardson.}luckelshaus leadership of the previously tottering Justice Department has been gutted. - _.. -. .,.. - President, Veblen'a pocket tape recorder was producing this verbatim record of Nixon's admission: "Oh, we had him (Morton) make the announcement. But i the decision. I made the decision. But he made the freeways Jammed with one. Occupiintcarsareonlytwosymbols of the waste that seerrts to he a builtin feature of our way of life. Bad habits are hard to change. Now, however, with food and fuel prices pinching our budgets, we have an economic reason to change our habits even if the voice oF conscience Lsnotenigh. It would seem that the only question remaining is whether we wait until unpleasant economic I WASHINGTON (NEA) morph!ne sulphate and codeine. Simulat.aneously a bad opium crop in India cr'ated a codeine and morphine shortage. lives. and political circumstances f frugality upon us. .S- .1j4*4 4%bo,~,; astonishingly, claimed he, not Morton, did it. Unknown to the which can help them, are being squeezed out of the market. Meanwhile our country 13 fliCIfl8 both diplomatic and economic problems because of the amount of petroleum we must import. We are now burning up 12 mIllion barrels of oil a day in one form or ar.other and the figure rises steadily. Developing new sourtes of fuel and energy Li only part of the solution. 'Mee fact is that our petroleum "needs" are hlg.ier than they should be because of our lackadaisical attitude toward energy conservation in our daily w -- . -. - Nixon Bugged: President Nixon, the nation's most famous recorder of private conversations, was himself secretly recorded by a California editor two years ago in an embarrassing conversaticri. At the time, Interior Secretarj Rogers Morton had an. nowiced proudly that he personally had decided to ban two new oil rigs from the pollution-plagued Santa Barbara channel. Under federal court decisions, it Is the interior se andfloonelse,whocandecjdeonsijchbap.s But at a press recepti on, Santa Barbara News-Press editor Paul Veblen began to question Nixon searchingly about who really ordered the ban on the rig pblticrms. Nixon, . IN The demolition of President Nixon, who as nominee of his party in 1968 spoke so me five months Cox's special operation could wipe out fervently for a strict reading of the U.S. Constitution, may dedicated staff ofof painsta ing amassing olevideace by his m inquiring lawyers. carefully ss abled II hav •ilrii th:tt do' n!-n' t't of ;inl plunged It be flu (iffliuit LhJ( their t t h art back now in the Ill's country into the worst contILuLlc-nal crisis in lishistory. handsofAssiaantAttorney General IIenry Petersen.despite Having been ordered by two lower federal court levels to his assertion to the Committee months ago that his rukaNc (hf judicial review White I1ouM uipes hearing on the staff was ready in lateErvin spring to seek grand jury indictments Watergate scandals, he did not have sufficient confidence in against several suspected Watergate wrongdoers. If the his case to submit it to a Supreme Court whose makeup he work of his criminal division had been widely measured as has been able, through several appointments, to bend toward satisfactory, there would have been no insistent cries for the the more s1rictl conservative views he favors. a ppointment of a special prosecutor with assurances of indeRecognizing t at this decision not to appeal left him in pa- pendence and unusually road invest igative powers. tential chance of standing court edicts, t e President saw a What stands above t wreckage wrought by the Presi, tIii pwtuie aoi appear reasonable by a par- dent's 'reasorabie" yielding? (t,il yielding. The reply Is a proposal which would leave to the possessor lirs answer was to oiler the courts and the Senate Ervin of the tapes, Mr. Nixon, total control over what material to CA)mmittee on ill-defined blend or verbatim excerpts and # Casselberry - Fern Park Tangiewood, E. Estates Goldenrod. . ,..*__ _____________________________ - I. __ - Tuesday, Oct. 30,1973-5A The-Sanford Herald '".' - _14.101,iiiilu., - I-- I -,.fl..I-,---.. - l ....... -, 01-WRE I 4I ___- - I ~T ___ ,M-Z ___7_..._,_Z_& _ --- -- ,At"~__'_ ---'-. ____-Z--- - - -._-_~.F~-_ - success of the venture thus may depend on whether the Nixon administra tion lends the Rebozo grup a federal helping hand wi th the ca useway construction. .- Bruce Bossat . iI_., a With the departure of not only Cox but Attornc1 General .... U Ill _ member of 1h' Assocated Press which ' it-lied ejcluciyrli SO t he use foe reptoduc$ionof all the local ne.% prni'd in th-', n.spI,)r "fl - . -I. sa Long . ____ .) - "Waste not, want not" was an adage that served earlier generatlongofAmerlcajijwell.Food and firewood were the direct product of toil. Security was gained only be being prudent today with an eye tAm(g7( ' When the frontier faded and industry and inechanuzation began to transform American life, basic foodstuffs became plentif ul and cheap enough to allow a certain profligacy in deciding what goes into the pot and what Is thrown away. As for fuel and power, we began turning up hermostats, driving cars and switching onappliances with 11ttlenildf cost, especially in terms of natural resources. We ascribe all this to what we call "progress" and, while we can sill] look Forward to more of it In creat,ing a good life for ourselves and our neighbors, we have clearly reached a turning pout in the way we consume food and energy. Our farmers now are going to be feeding people in many ccuntijes besides our own. We are going to dearly for ,he oil we Cu'np SSc Week rt - Copley News ROY GREEN 514 706 Months ____ . " I _. ii4~f-b- ders, the pliinr.thg is well under way and a prdllnithary rendering wulbecompietedby the end of the year. The few people who work on the island were surprised when we asked them about development of the sandpit, which is largely covered with pine. Since local authorities have been reluctant to build the causeway to the island, the U. S. Frugality May Be Forced WINIFRED F. GIELOW Comptroller BILL VINCENT, JR., Chief Photographer ___ Waste Not, Want Not JOHN A. SPOLSKI, Aso,iate Editor CHRIS NELSON 4\- - President's new energy policy office, takes a dim view of the bill moving through Congress which would meet this problem by manda ting an allocation program to see that limited upp1ies of fuel oil are distributed fairly. As he points WAYNE D. DOYLE _____ _____ . John A. Love, head of the WALTER A G1 LOW, Edit or and Publisher CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Supt, _____ _______ - . / have to be diverted to keep people warm, we can see an ominous ecom*nlc impact if a se rious shortage materializes. 8319993 SANFORD, FLA. 3277) DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor / I .. - ______ ___________________ keiep bidustry humming mlot TELEPHONE AdveeIisingMnager 7, winter is another matter. When we consider that fuel needed to lipralb JANE CASSELBERRY County Editor - . ~k I "Why not approach the Mideast conftict the way Howard Hughes would - support both sidesl" 6 ,--- I.. fellow Investors have commissioned An architectural firm to draw up plans for an urban community on Fisher's. Under the directions given Simonds and Simonds, Pittsburgh architects who specia lize In environmental design, Lic island will havc no drculuti utlz Uiñ d golf carts. John Simonds of the firm admitItied to us that, at Reboto's we are gambling against more Mail 5270 Month - opium in the stockpile, mosUy refined into opium gum, 1 MI Olher e - - - -_-_-_._ - _ "._-Z_ - ..._-'1-1~1 *'..- - -.- I - L__ - _~_, -si WASHINGTON — The federal government, believe it or not, is America's biggest opium trafficker. The authorities are quietly planning to unload hundreds of torts of the ad. • dictive drug from the secret hiding places beside the gold at Fort Knox and elzewhere. Actually, the government opium peddling is all on the up and up. Besides being the source of the killer drug heroin, opium is also refined into the useful pain-killers morphine and codeine. The United States began building an opium stockpile after Wold War II. At the beginning of this year, there were 634 tons of risis K,.y I In Florida - imik - -, By JACK ANDERSON produced distortion rather than natural per - 0 FIR1,975" !!4'TW1Rj1,_LPj1 Bv Mail S ___ ~ * of a drug- Saving Measures Vital basic causes is surely our attitudetoward drugs Home I'livery ' -- Stockpile times be able to see the problem in taking an occasional tranquilizer or pep pill. On the other hand they certainly can seethemoral wrong inthe use ofamphetiminespsychologicalkicks. will be required to solve it. The root causes of th2 problem are many and complex, but one of tn Magazine Editor ----.-. - - - The Opium 6GI Essential Is pervasive that the personal attention of all of us J RICHARD SO" EdIIO, I - -- - - and other drugs by athletes. The thought that Americans may not at We have become so inured to drug horror stories that little short of a drug-induced tragedy in our own homes can spur us to personal involvement. Nevertheless the problem is so DAVIDA. BRYANT Managing Editor ' , Copley News Service 3222611 300N. FRENCH AVE.. - - Tuesday, Oct. 30, 197.3 Drug Crackdown in general. It has been argt'd - ' Effcrt Needed United — ,-.' ' __ I 1 . __ - - - h--- RING $5.71 _____ __ 75C : I I '?th I 4% .. --I 'I .4 T 1V.;;~ . - 1S1 t i(i L . . . -' I �- Jill SCM ~ _ __ IIII&I ..... - 11 _ .. .. ____ _ ._ . _ -_ _ + 1_ . . .+.. _. -. .,+..-- . . - . -. .-..+-.-. - --.. - ±-:+ " -- 6A---The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Oct 30, I973 Scrarner It ~== j-1 __ - I;: ,.~ . - ME = - -4 . W I 43 wes,ti-rn t.Ittle 44 Related b ACROSS mAUt "t . for b sm" 1 9 110rs SlSmai'l flap 18 Turkish 62 Legal point recently published the kids 22 Friglish river 67 Verbal 23Indi1n.t 68 Alienate 30 Feathered scarf .12 Disturbs V1, - -a -- Our hole family would like to know -- following: --- _. _ __ .. g I M_ ---'- to sell our house and move In _ ____ --. 7 - 7a - _- - - _ ___ -- - __ - ~__ . __ this - _- zil:_! ------- . - , ___ ___ i __ __ - "THE PARENTS" I \~ fit to elephants"? - - __ ------- - -- j _________________________ __________________ - _ - - _ _ _______ _-,.-'-'_-._,_.~_,__. ,74_z_.':~X'_ - -- -..-- - .~~. 714. 41 - ` - - ________ _______________________ a -_-.--i-i' . . - I z _ __=f~ _ - __ ___ - - - - __ - - - __ rM ' - ___ 4_ - -__z_-M__-_-=_ - - _ .. i - - '~ I 1-,1,- - - - - - _ ---------- VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept 12) Accepting somt, unexpected invitation could hnng., 'ust the opportunity for which you have waited for some time Do some reading tonight LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct 22) Plan how to improve -+ - -- ____ - _-i.i - . I f a. __ -___ _-_ IF -_ _____ i 17 - - - --Z-z_ __ - Z_ I---=_ - -__ M, --=-_ QOWNWT~Wda __ - -. __ +: Dec -- - :i+:. ' .......... 30 I V a 6 3 T A 7 54 2 63 .-' 4 --- 0~_ _ __ uven + h 1092 i.lrator TCCi5t %4eM Jr to t headed by kingno thing b 'tt i Ili ur lstit'id After (fiat diought East led - I IL 16 I + insivni'u'; J '--" ["4 IPr? __ R -.i' -----_ .Suit your partner has led ou West Will do better than the man who never returns it, but YOU 1'615 won 1 do nearly as well as the Ilas., n', •ntht mittu South ,Lvfjn the fir%t trick Willi lus ace of spades- led a I cAtly at hfc Try to curb a displity of trump to dummy s ace and tvmper fjor.1 tiegirct rrltgious Mile Of lif-V , of heartsWhat You make of returned IIw nin; ri;,str- im-pel, they ao not compel " -_ L-"J t i X: I 1, , '11- In i o::id Z,iiii i- I)-. v(:iii 101, art.s"Finaliv k.as( cattle \' North Folt IT 39 1' Pam South I# 34 3N.T. u'h tld * A ~, v ro # AQJ874AK,165 Whiii do vtiu do ron.t *' A -Pn%%. Your pariurr Is shwAing a bad hand with,, lot of whole water da,ly, diluted in ' went up with the acu. South over % cow 1111tv notrump. What th) ] 9) ARS ~ J* ,_ N1I`,.,,A - . . 11 I 00 (2) The Magician (44) Movie 9:30 (6) Shaft -- + - - - - f ____ i+=_ ko .. -:. __ __ * I- THE TJWER - . ~ i I, 11 !''t, ry I - t- MORNING -Ir- i ___ F 1,_.11144 . _U T~ ri- __ - __ 6:15 (6) Sunshine Almanac 6:30 (2) The Flying Nun (6) Summer Semester 7:00 (2) Today III =-= *ith navy tipper. Reg $20 rv7* I PERSONALITY - A NALYSIS INSERT I 0You Al2F. 85.00 BLAS ~ ..- ,f,. Restaurant on 17-fl Sa nford. Ph. 322-3363 - khIt$ -_ Iml - : -1 _ I.. \\ .1 f ..f 1Iti''n - _ _ - - /J Rclaches I WINTHROP Kill by Dick COTOIb - -N and Ants , _*R" i6e . -Er CLD, 1. LIII '1 - L t '- + - •. jJJJ, SV~I 11 - . (' I ( R1' Erb ~ -. I f" i '1 I J ['' -1 iI (" I BEETLE BAIL E - - - , - --- I "' \' r l~ . (6) I + 1 ff/ -il I $ 1 .63 ,_~,J r - _____ --- ____ -/ / W/ wo!~ FR \ 4~ wwwww ww No Ems I/ ,or 9 fl % Bkm J 1 O CTOBER 1 - '" lUR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE P[u 12 - 4k tJitE4MfP' - -- appearing I in The Sanford Herald are 1) fAy 7 Iff. - UT _~ , 19 -4V - ______ 1. . - Do rMEY !'T, . ) it-, - " - , _i' 1 IA Of V - .-yj I / .e*I . -r' 10 %. 9*7 *.~, Barry Tuesdays I II? r , 1 - I i I • Wednesdays 72 . . o'10 0 : 1 _-ZL_~I I "I'' _______ Dance Contest * Best Costume r I A wwtsr AND HtS _______ 31 On inol C t osume 9PM Until 11 it; Lee Falkand Sy T __ fficlififfig ', f AND HIS BAND -i 4' - , .1?1 THE PHANTOM -_ - - _- ________ % F ,0&11 -s__-___ CHICKEN ______________________________________________ Fwllrww . ' ME .' N 1._ '2 IED OPEN DAILY 11 AM TIL9 P.M.FRI & SAT TIL 10 P.M. pkmuffil plae4 _N_ \~ --rm_~- t-V'- . . o R I 1 Value •" I'Tke ' II DAY Tomorrow .1 ____ tat -- GOOD ALL "" FB I [ ] and hot bisci,is. Regular Split Second wwwwwww Mort Walker / ' . potatoes cind grovy, coleslaw (6) As The World iIti :i W 00mir Cr F. 11 . Match 11 4j,.- - ' r -J Ii I I , --c- -_ 1i ptjr UTTER IPI 'Ia . 4 _______ " __ _ - News (9) All My Children (13) Young And Puiij., ' 'V,• '. ' r:i __ m_ --- - Where Game 1 00 (2) I Love Lucy -- I DUNNO.. * " - - -- vNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-Nswmff,% -_ ~Lj - I Raw pff4r. #00641af a W01 11441 ' 4 4- r-j-e_,,,, tI , - l Closing a long stamped, ) WOPNG FOQA BETTER " I any seuus da EARLY Bi) ci- 7~., t- handicap to most heart sterilize what I dip up from the Gulf of Mexico, where I ottalit patienW Moreover, the "pollution crisis" of the oceans is largely propaganda to glean votes at tile ballot boxes. Three It i y worse for your heart IhAn an ounce of sea water! . IPT'F-Rd So send for my boo)Jet -The in one recent week I received ThE \'/ORP.l 1 ',. i 01 il _____ C-' .- to prove of __ 12 00 (2) Jeopardy (6) Secret Storm (9) News (44) Variety Ne',s-s VICK 'J ••-1e - - S IIIIIIIIIII ,, so 117 , 54ll4 )" - 91 - / U ,., 1L ' $ - ,., ~ d in it when bed ft to salt 1155 ____ ri:.'u,w',, - I -- I - (9) Brady Bunch (44) Not For Women Only . II Le - -_ - - JIM SUL! Vall 413U BuLiatllu ocean water for sail In My wife hac some kind or uid she I - - - - Choiceof Two vegetable ' Hot Bread & Butter ~ . I 1 NGraA.YD0MrrHMP1vW"WX... ...M.MrrA"_,WW-0ZSA'r ~ ,. ;~ 1411 ~ .- /_1.~ OR $109 __ 9:30 (6) Concentration 10:00 (2) Dinah's Place (6) The Joker's Wild 10:30 (2) Baffle (6) The $10,000 Pyramid (44) Fury 11:00 (2) Wizard Of Odds - L ., ____ Y FRIDAY cho'ce cf T-. . - -- Veg0ables M Line' ) , ,I . -' d IIIIIIIIIIIII~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII- ~ I Next to Jim Spencerli I __________________ iiE." M 41r.rr'bv4 istui_ii'!Sl!T. EVERY THURSDAY - __ I 9:00(3) Ph il Donahue / .q $ 0 S, M L XL Hurry only 9 It". 441WjJI4Jj 1 Show 1 'a'- - Perfect for first $12 g . _4 . -I ' ' AZCEPTED News Bo zo's 19 Top 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo (9) Mike Douglas LAYS. 1' Parc.uAh( slog WIa. .1. - 1. 11- . i - PERSONALITY ANALYSIS ?Mt sr I' by Bob INSTANT A SH 3: A TIL slog ,~ If .- ~F . TENNIS~JACKET, 100 PCt. polytiter knit, white ONLY No I Ift áELJCAi1 A1AfICt A +Ct S r oa - Choice of Two Vegetablcs. - &Vpt spec ial buy on a Rz=2 VERYTUESDAY . *_ - . v UTHAIIINI wou" I I !. , ç49Czt:ff*b-t*!m1 II , k I V1 177-Twon1r, M . ;_ I ) 'J I .... I J" M 1.L, . I!it' --1 ..I-, -*-, I . - ______ (44) Gilligan's Island I k, % , FRANK AND ERNEST ' 4 S il .1 4 30 (4.1 Pctiicoit ,iuncnon 5:00 (13) Women's News (13) Starcast (44) Night Gallery 11:33 (2) Tonight Shorw --- P I . APJ INTRUDER ALARM COT ft (! I .k 411I 1z: ' RIGHT' OUR NI'HT BJII.DiJGT )wi THERE REPORT3 I- ,11 - IV-Z"10 .. , :_W kMA a I11nm,~ 1 , . i4 FLOOR! AT THI15 TEME OF I- - ON Heroes * by Crooks & (, W" Hogzrn s (6) Mery Griffin 10 00 (2) Pctk Story (9) Marcus Welby IM T$(A!RI N (44) BuilwInk$e 400 (2) Somerset (74) Spnry. Tc-ry *~ Brownie McGee V, ~- -- _--j-'W-i- AW! " R Peyton Place (6) The Flintstwies (9) One Life To Live " '+ CIYE W) Peter Gunn (44) 3:30 (2) Return To M. SIC (44) Bold One-, ,' I ). ) z Rising (74) Profile in j I SORRY I ASKEP! . I -It I' 5 Temperature ' s r' I ucy ke y R ig h t (9) eneral Hospital (13) Movie (44) N W Co t evue (6) Maude I I I I I I I~JtJL!Ef (24) Sesame Strftt Life Envir onment • V BoiItng does not harm the ct'smicalsln sea water for they " of . - k-I LETS HOPE WOOryv hEARD THE BLAST! -' -. oman out of theground by centuries of rainfall dangen of pollution of the tTlo.N~ physicians and dental sur Tt)DAV-s titT E-, w Instead of bidding four hearu for a copy of the bookl%-#%. k ui.l- \ THAT FER A B AN'A MILK SI4AKEf '' (9) Girl in My 44 ROMEO (44) Gomer Pyle 6:00 (6) News (13) Sound Off of (24) Mistello"r's _111 originally in our soil when the continents first raised up out of heirt trouble, Th dd UNEMP'LOYMENTINSUR- CAPTAIN EASY DIXIE milk tomato uiceorta w But latel I e red chemicals - ANCE AN'MOSPITALiZA-nON THERE WAS 76 CENTS LEFT OVER! \ " -_. ____ ayed on t he ' ..-.- - (6) The Edge Night - Yiddish Since many cf our ailmellu are not attributed to a specific BEVERLEY RUSSELL is n . germ Or VIFUS, modern wigstylistatwig, 'n' Things Iftushononce..Iftj(afrrmonfhj III '17heY are ap. In the Greater Mail, Control roachic% s and antt the y o some +uvmical Cass&berry She moved to Pareritl cas wj -brush No Roach in k" FloridafromAtlanta,Ga on cthincts cupboards, around the blood is the first of this ytar and is bathroom and waler, so it Can OIlY learning to Ioe Florida (oloriecs, odorless CO.BIUg water sdublc substances. living. Watching football is sta~s elfccti%c for months And all the elements on "lanet that will di.ssoiye In one 01 times. She has a two-year. WINN stream) are In the oceans old daughter, Wendy There are 44 of these, not to mention the S gases that don't erode with every rainfall or disem clatients are -Ia on a In"' tract. r USE Squad 8 00 (2) 7, _ I $%a V. 1ANftIIII---_f - - Yet many of these 44, though •+ 'sjri Ii Mcxi Conseq uences (13) Local Programming (9) ?4e*lywed Ga. ne I FRACOZEFFIRELU i (9) 11cM - by He,mdahl & Stoffel 1 VI (44) 1: ) W tIne doctor from Israeli asked permission to trnilate it into me Ov without North East South back his three of diamonds oceans. .*. tn1 Woo i'zch1 . Pau Pam Pam Opening but Workin I HAVE! AFTERFEERAL AL r I %; 7 :4 11 s first thought was to return his paulner' s suit. spoon to my mouth, so my wife Then I U paused to count often a to me trick+ It looked as if South " We l l, W1uiifl4m,mu ths onsea had betn dealtseentoetght clubs and the three good water my art:Irutish iiau --d, - !!. qu ic k tricks to save the garne (oiI 1he be .. II ,sPa(esd N ot likely est .- 4_1V,P, / ea -- rno: eificnt1y FoUo* Yo!1! L1I!I" PISCES (Feb 10 to Mar 20) Loo* to an oldcr and more dze and asistsoce You x the kno*lttxpenenced moctate f, need Make new anJ fascina t ing con ac he h 1111' YOUR CIRLD IS BORN TODA , na'er' nIrcrgir''1 __________________________ __ " 22 to Jan. 20) By pursuin more '.o'i can get ahead much f*sier Mak" new CA Yf _-1 I "Dr Crane" he began "I DEAR POLL\ I am a teenager who has started to have been taking a little oea make my own clothes and have found that a crochet hook Is water every da ideal for turning srrall straps, bell loops and loops for but 'F tons. Slide the hook through the length ofthestitched strap, columns a few years ago about tie the machine threads to the hook and (lien pull back the possibility that the ocean' s through thestrap, -CHARLOTTE. 44 water soluble trace chemicals migIA be helpful in combating deficiency ailments \AfINATBRIDs.E "t 'tiat time, 1 was 'uc1i a victim of crippling arthritis that eLurning l d LarseS a tiiougiit I was forced to be in wheel E"-Wftt vulnerable SA(,ITTARILS (Nov. 22 to Dec 21) If'ou improve your w.s*,i, c,f ,,np,tue 'iou find YOU make the fiture more ______ vital soil chemicals have waphed back to the sea! sInear1reutment-POLLY bring fine rsu1ii Pin ho tohas n crc scunty SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) See what you can do about _______________________ +- I,> restored by sponging with ammonia water and then rinsng and laundering. Older stains should respond to the pressed. 6 10 a 'V I Q 10 • 4 4AJ 105 - &_:~, t" i 40, I TI4OuG4T SOMETHING 60557 TO SAY !;II I~ THAT RAJISE IN XXR . r"A - -- Ei-u4, 4A7 UP, f 5cttt JJ .-_ Lives The G uiding 7:30 (2) Sale Of Century (6) Andy Griffith (9) Dusty's Trail . . III- ~ #*S, U t__ /A\ - R '\'%4 I / GENERAL TENDENCIES: Unexpected conditions could aid career matters at t hus time Don't try to force tnythin.. Make the best use of this last day of the month and get into th e ;rictical phases of any course of action. Take things in stride ARIES (Mar. . 1 1 to Apt 19) You can ret fine results from deahnp with bigwip today, so pt an carly start. Plan how to have moresecunty in the future TAURUS (Apt, 20 to May 20)' You have fine practicil plim now that could be pushed through wjth dtcssion and precision Meetuignviassocxatesofvalueutht k'y GEMINI (May 21 to June 211 Uit proven methods for handlirt; important civic riatters. You can get help from a - iii necs 1 dyed fabrics. Some anti-perspirants cause fabric CASE oland W., damage and change colors but often the color may be 59, asks some quettions that ont itiams it hon.e Do some entertaining tonight. This could - - _____ - __ - _ - rinse and If stain Will -'mains ti~,e peroxygen bleach which contains a 3 per cent wiution or hydrogen peroxide and Is rare for all fibers but should be tested for color fast- the future You an reonci.e with one who OO5C1 ) OU LEO (Juh 22 to A ug- 21) You have to use molt modern systems if you are to get all those dutie'i handled with - __ By George W. Crane, PhD M.D. ____ 1/"% .. AHEM the cl &ROW Q.0 .~'.'. .1 I ~ I, ,.,r., . q~ I egi - associates w I] help to make new and better arrangements for '-',,--, " - iina rmimerr..ti Ave 1 ;1 : lzi2 I I I I I I I I I~ 111.2 41!7 show that the Pilots of seminoie husbands attended the 11 am. for business and professional County have a distinguished Church services at First United women similar to Rotary, record of service to this area.- arid Uons Clut6 s for Metho&t Church, In a grutip. I'dwards Their fichlevelilents are This Is the home church of their men l on and their members are President, Shirley mais. prominent women leaders who Ur" cltsb members to live much the After the services they ad- a life of service to others and tJ°aij progress are a ' nedt then 1 of Mr. d Ital hrough support and sErvice Mrs. George end. a former presi dent hool pfet55C t its ous nais oiei delicacies. Co-hostess with Mrs. fulfill our destiny, we must and many many more. Stine was Mrs. Raymond Ball. know ourselves, face our W `her ever there is a need for 'AfORRY CLINIC __ - - V.-.T) _ t ~ - , -. - - I News rSerOeS (9) Lucy Show (13) News ,,,,,f)-. ,, - I T4A FLOWER SHOP active part in them it does no, organized inMacon, Ga., in 1921 Invitation only and are selected me-in a thing to you or the club. with 40 charter members. "m Wilness and pric,le-1--al Sixteen Sanford Pilots at. Today It W grow, to more backgrowtds, To be eligible, "I""-'"" tended the banquet and their than 500 clubs with mern- one is required to hold an chaplain, Catherine Whelchel, berships throughout the world executive position In a business was c n to ve the code of num . y ca a meeting. * current Sanford club following Sunday, Sanford the five international classified president, , said 'R will sheets draped over the back end of an elephant. One sales clerk agreed with me that they are a waste of material and moneywhichlthinktheyareindeed-FRANKIE. DEAR POLLY I have a suggestion for Mrs. L.W.McK. who is having t ro uble removing deodorant stains from the Roland's questions should undera-msol her husband' s shirts. White vinegar does the taseinsle most el yes readers trick when I pour it on and rub it in. This wasties out and with g7a), hair. balldness, Ar- frorn thiCarroll Rnsr- In,tituj. I 1~.. - - _T ____~~;4 I 1 . . -_ - I Day , Are slip covers - , . BUGS BUNNY MR AND MRS JOHN _________________________ H BELLAMY ir 54flhweddinclanfliVerSarY ' the '.Jfl - DEAR POLLY - Mv Pet Peeve is with the manufacturcovers for I have my as one. ong wl cue cover-, comes a roc ure wit everyI availub!e stv-le of sofa or chair meticulou.Riv . drawn so [lie buyer Is - led I o believe she is buying a slip cover to FIT her furniture. At best the most expensive ones look like '. : ,4I%---I I J 0 H . ;01. _X1S - - - ALICE. .-- - -- - ' 4 -_ w - . . .: : + --- .- - - I - - __ _ __ _____ 1. __ - _.__ -___- -_ _ -~. . . --_____-- -- -+ - POLLY - I would like to make some pine needle pillows. I hope one of the girls can tell me if one ust. fresh green needleso, the fallen brown Thank you. -DOROTIJEA. - ___ - . Qb - - does not harm, colors or fabrics and le%ves the underarms smelling sweet. I am sure she will have success with this. psoriasis. disbelin and even - : - r-' - - Pilot Clubs are groups of shortcomings and seek to hve leadership and ice you will professional women working on a four dlmentional basis fi nd a member of Pilot on the Sanford were 7.00 . . 1.)O 4 1:00 I 5:13 (13) Starcast 5:30 (6) Green Acres 2:00 (2) Days Of Our v'11J ______ +, - Pofly's Problem FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 31,1973 .- 7 - s Deal EVENING 111 ,_...-" f.'TX Fkyd Thutr1 I TUESDAY . - ____ PUZZLED IN DENVER - I -- I - . - ==~iz ____ - 45 _46 * Television A, - 1_ * • der ~ ___ 44 Ij3 --------'..... - Ballash, Wadsworth, Ohio. Members of the Pilot Club of * Hl TM F ($) Pilots and some of their civic and service organizations known aboL it for three ear because my mother told me, WW I respect her even more for being nonesL Tri~ - _.__-- - - . -=--____-_ I You aK-Md never look down on a pemn becauSE she ~ _____ I -p ~ - -~- ._ -_ - - - ___m.:de a mistake. A friend of mine was born fliegithnate __-____ knew 1., lxi' she never held It against her mother until her mother denied It. Lying is stupid. The truth always has a way of corning Old. GRATEFUL _____________________________________ _ _'___ LI - - Frances Sanford and Sc Cocoa but alter years came to Sanford. By POLLY CRAMER m*ntbs before she wa3 born. She sWd they war the gmat. and she didn't hold anything against them. I = 14, And I want UM girl to kriow that I was born f0w da)'3 AFTER mY parents were married, and I've - : lived in - % III %., Ta A" *I PI 00 wl - R they came to Florida. They first tLaughters, Virginia (Mrs ' ( ) I - 1 - AV * ,r- 1W.P M W;= _ - DZa ABBY: I am Writing about thart girl who found - ~~g,,_ - C by - + out when she was 16 that her parents had been :7-- - __ - . - _ - __ I - - Mle real questim Is: 'U Mom allid Dad love Mm enough to Push him out of the nest now that he is seff. npporldng?" And does he love them enough to take car%- of himself and ease their burden with the other five? Whether they M affm'd it or not, they ve doing him a &aervice to j y. The other kids should kmw that l Sfl gfving, it is strong stuff when enouo to "GO!" - 14 - C-I iiIII - . ". 11 __ ti1 ~~ ,1 The couple has five children, The former Mar tha Arwood 13 grandchildren, six greatgrandchildren and Uiestep. and JohnH.Bellamywere led Oct. 171917 inJohnsongreat grandchildren. Their City, Tenn. They residcd in children are, three sons, Cecil, of Wooster, Ohio and John 0. - to EEK & MEEK received many cards. .-ft.t - 1. sum __ ~ (7 - ." , - ~`- Previc%~ TV Time - during the afternoon to member of the DeBary congratulate them and they American Legion. S3 Compass Point ,~, g hlights ":30 CBS MAUDE Another 8:30-9:30 CBS HAWAII FIVE- MOVIE OF THE WEEK One A prostitute-and a friend of those "generation gapto 0 "Why Wait Till Uncle Kevin "Ordeal" Arthur Hill portrays wea lthy like all these Merits, the pirnp hassles. Carol's boy friend Dies?" When five rrdWonaires a ruthless, plans die under mysterious cit. businessman, and Diana won't let her. She turns to Shaft. stay overnight Muldaur plays his found murdered,ShafI, becornes &.9 NBC CHASE st for the leading suspect, and has Five" The high coat of loan sharks Is the subject tonight. 8:30-10 ABC TUESDAY 9:30-11 CBS SHAFT "Murder innocent because his alibi. the ~/ 0 . - t~-.II Iffiffidam _4 jthiiit "4 , . d - , - . I I 7' t - ,, .+ __ _ 1; They are both active membe of the Church of Christ at No special celebration was Park Ave., and both enjoy planned but friends, neighbors working in their yard and and Church friends called garden. Mr. Bell amy is a 66 Symbol for i ___________ r- r ,o _ • .., : - _________ - t,f, - --s~--_,"...._. . .., . / ~~ + guests of the Orlando Club at the recent together In an organized Each of us has a task no one job. iLi I 48 annual Founders Day Banquet nianner to bring their ideals else can do and our faith inust . held at an Altamonte Springs and purposes to practical be dynamic, growing and I =54 Plants I *V-1), 151 152 1r,"I"'I" 6 1 7 19 59 restaurant. Other guests realization. Their principals creative." joining the group were mern- aretnendMlipandsctvlcr "We '4J 3 64 So it is this policy, the creed hers of the South Seminole and believe a better business, a , . l.ake Count Pilot Clubs. better community, a better and goals of Pilots that reaches 4 seeks natior and uiumateiy a better in to &uunole County , : Guest speaker at the e vent world can be built" These to serve this area through was Andrew Barran, Winter words are expressed In the worthwhile projects. -1 __ I . .ii r, L .J. 3F Park. He gave an insph* talk Code of Ethics, written In 195 The Pilot Club of Sanford was Ar t I (,,%! / AffA",~r r,,til Florence, organized in 1940 with 15 and by Pearl Sparks of ' I Activities"and stated that "No Ala., in desaibing the prin. charter members sponsored by ,-,* I , rinatiii of Pilot Intervallonal. the Orlando Club. Mrs. Olive DEAR ABBY: Who wouldri't live at home for M a - - ----- ~:_-~-~- - - - Pilot Club Observes Fou-n-der's DEAR PARENTS- 1t swings ents who am &bte to support Uicinselyn shouldn't freeman on their kids. . - - ~ I~A 1 ( . ~11 ~~- , \ "it r . .-.,I7 i)_ .2 __ . ___________________ -..---- - __ - ___ room .0 I I I ! 11 I I ill, __ T - , / I WN , 19th St. 53 Forward 55 Ire mass 26 t9) 8 board. We don' t think parents should have to pay to live with menr they !eye 'I'ist do you think,Abby? Sig" 1E_-=T E m1 - , '7 1~ ,'. Before retiring Mr. Ballamy Mr. and Mrs. John if. was employed by the Erie R B Beibmy observed their 56th Co., and was a member of the wedding anniversary Oct 17 59 Seasoning 6I Steamer ab.t flAnrs 34Methud - ' with him He thinks we 5hu1J pay $75 a month for - 24 Secure a ship .16 Implement 77 Puts to i__~' __-. k-, 4f 4 _0 I- - ' nice apartment and is making a good salary, we would like ~~ le II +. - 13 1110 I - -~`~ .., ,'..~., I I .- . I I Feinale equine appellation I2iokos w eapon to Engine it f 6 Kaffir warrior 35 Fly &loll 3?OIIb 7Sitt - - Abby, hts put it this way. DEAR AUBY: We are the parents of a 21-year-old son -t graduated from college. Now that he has a - :, ..- ___ _____ 6 KIDS: ow long s an a employed 21-year-old expect te live with Alams and Papa for free! Sit months? A year? Forever? Circumstances and oPbikmx dLffer In all familles, however, reasonable people should be able to agree to terms that will satisfy both the lover and the lorm. : 9 Tear 4('uncluded 51)incestep 42 Spanish how • ~ I ig .. 1'-*o ,-'-O~` '-'~...,~I~e*,.-k.` , - --,-.44 - 1. - i , 39 Continent 41 Formerly 45 Bridle part 3 ol~nchi.ing(KI 31 Craf is 44) After-dinner you (eel ThE OThE KIDS about this. Celebrate 56th t1ius Brother nts to live at home ith our parents. They think it wi ll teach Brother a sense of responsibility If he pays1 them $75 a month for his room and board. Since Brother is the oldest of six children, what goes 15 for him r.,ill probably go for the rest of us. . - I __ BIVEM; -", ___~91i'_ ( i T' .irfluutit [)OWN I Foot part DEAR ABBY: Our brother is 21. He just graduated - 11 - -.... . I =- - 64 African hartebeest i var i IS By Abigail Van Buren t?'3 Py Ckicas Tnk..N. V. mews DEAR ABBY: You . 19 A ____ _ 54 Drinks to Bellamys Tuesday, Oct 30, 1973-7A The Sanford Herald ri-I 1 77 1, I t? 'L. Q by Dave Grous " Anniversary i both wa parents, their ~ t~rft- 15 Disembark y Door 1~ rf ~ ALLEY GOP 1 1) ! * The J. H. t9 . Rockers 47 fit-quest 13 Arabian gulf Ullurpose 14 Of the western 51 Shar hem.sphere 1. . __ -1-,,;,.II__ _I 1 o - P11 Answer to P'evous Puzzle Z. - I ami Mi Reservations Honored PRICE OPENING SPECIAL PAN FRIED $2.95 SH ALL YOU CAN EAT .1 N 36 I �w Ntm _ ______ th C ilili Tuesday, RA-The Sanford Herald I 1 . M ac Framp ton II _____ ___ - ____ - By J RICHARDS Mutual Concert __ - ens 0 ___ '"111 VW - %1N ThisWeek !,~,,~AOP *'%Cli I ___ , . I U I . t pathetically for acoustics at the lakefrontaudJtonum helped put adamper on what ias expected to be a fine showing fcc the ttweesome. Itt group attained the free swinging power usually ass-ociated with Frampton only on limited occasions, most notable during a medley of ,-' -' p QT8D I W% solo introduction at the start of the second half of the ____ .-.= . __________ _____ - R nval K I / 'Ji .-_ Royal's famous desk-size machine. Only 71~;V' wide, 101,4" deep (slightly smaller than a letterhead). It has extra large 10-column read-out, pro-set decimal, automatic per- 1 - 4 __j _:1 . . -..d - I #; I -.. ;. division. Full-size keyboard (not the abbreviated style used "(hP')I?" hranr1.) Thousands of these machines sold at regulir price of $1".50. George Stuart's Clearance on the machines we have on hand is on $98.79 which is less than the price formerly paid by distributors. When these are gone there will be no more at this price ~ -'.r - P' ....., _ _M_ _~~_- - _- ~. - . A;. '. - - i Z ___ T _-, _ I _. __ -X~ I iliii.'- ' - .. ..d ' i Commodore C-8 . ~i - - -_-, UM S%Aq ,, ,,, Famous small size Sharp electronic. It adds, subtracts, multiplies, divides It has floating decimal. This machine was introduced by Sharp not too long ago at $395. Tens of thousands sold at from $195 to $295 each. We have 21 of these machines on hand that we will sell for only $79.50 each, We will call them floor samples. Our regular everyday price now is $129.50. 1 ' " -.. 11 f-:--.. 0.14 i-.w lu - I WWI V_M U..X1 11A}? . - -- - _____ ' ______ _ - _________ mltted,addinghehopedtoplay VW_ _______ In a better facility if he ever u '" comes to Sanford again ___________ (iL r__ The ensemble's best canx from Ai van rue? con temporary music and show Uci &M..t, -.fjj ~~--S*A tunes such as the popular 'Bless u& The Beasts and Ctmildrtn,' but wace saar ________ its endeavors to explore the 9~wJ U46 k 77 classical side of a piano ' _ i__I k2yboard fell short. Inter'etive pieces were highly O) aractandreactionth them fell short UYU However, Frampton 's verson ('A Lfl of Rhapsody In Blue, "Music by aice 5'4 •:,,,J! Gershwin, cuts by me," he said of the abbreviated classic was wv - .r met wi th the murmurs one GFX i:aIT usually reserves for expected, yet highly anticipated pieces. uc'.' .'ia? ____ . .. -- .k.. ., ____ _______ _______ - - -- .. ELECTRONIC -. II - Royal X11 SOLIP 1 reg6wed voters . in Deltom, to 1 L = .~_~ 1 1,0 . --q- _~___ \ ' ______ ______ _iii_ \ \ ..........,,-.._,, .1 ___~ - . - . ' wsce i-'wt - ______ - -' 1 when it comes down to the nitty gritty of letting him talk to . '4',. - 5KZ is is uu inns I4(J )'ifl t1YA 1.111 ___ $249.50 91950 ' 12 column. (1 only.) MIIDA MC-840 Desk Model. AC. 8 column. Constant. Floating Decimal, (2 only). $169.96 $8995 VU 55 -- "'" . 14'Zl I4( c,u i'&uT acj 'jr 6ffj Not U4 1.115 - Uvj V"11 - UW-4 11.01 $129 50 s79so "" wA4 "Am IMA vie Wrj 11.111 PALMATRONIC LE- lO The famous palm size electronic by - - - - f I - . - .- I --. I flin -wA, wi W MAV 111 Vffj VA" I WAU roil: $69.95 $4996 RWIA VA" VAl 110 0 112" .Desk ng decimal. Automatic round off. Way below xed and dee'vor costl I ,AA0111 - - a it _______ IV ff WE ' A6"_hk - -10 I I . " I M ~-~-;-_ EHAflr Li i C DC Way below . ost. (2 only) - t-.is $355-00 $1 OWA PA" 7750 UWA aw v-m van "~",' 0 c ni! C;tuit -- The next year Father Finley let Blue get some starts and won 20 ball games. Thank you Mr. Finley. Finley, In my humble opinion, Is a black mark on major league baseball today. He has done s',,me good, but he treats his player.saslfthey were nothing bit commoditjes, Vpt Viral a hntphAll It.4 business more nmone than thocc' folks in the sweat shops in dI)s gene by. But th en again-most athletes only last ten years if they are gond, twenty if they are one In d million. For them to deinandhigherwages,to insure a healthy future, which they ____ - -- - I Tackles will be Randy Pyle and Terry Smith who will assist guard.s Roger Settle and Rick), Mann in the path. making chores. Center Jc!( McKee will be over the ball for the Panther offense which will feature John lAtton at QR, Jeff Anderson at Full and Tim Raines and Robert Robinson at the halfback spots. To date Raines has been fantastic. He has been the scorer of most of the Crooms ID's with Anderson getting a couple. But Robinson also deserves some credit according to the Panther coach because he has been getting five to six ,arth per carry so far this seasoi with most of his attempts being inside the tackles. "We will try to run the ball first and set up the passing game," said Coach Wenhold, "And when we do I think we can open up the game considerably," said the first year coach. Game time is slated for 7:30 at Lyman field. The next contest for the Panthers will be against the Oviedo Liors Junior Varsity. _______ ----•---- ; 11; Lyman I I Third liii Birds'Weaver Gets Award I ::~-~~ ~__ - ~,_-- ;., :-_; I [ ik1_.i_ -' .:i -- - .,,, -i . - , ~6 I V.I . - A. . -140 - NEW YORK(AP) -Patient Earl Weaver, who remodeled the BaltimoreOil I f slow,slugging team i'nto f ast, recaptured ic American ague East Division pennant, the Year. The Orioles, after a slow start, didn't pull away from the field until putting together a 14.ame winning streak hi late August. Their 97-65 record gave Weaver a remarkable 543-337 mark for a .617 percentage since he replaced Hank Bauer as manager July 11, 1968. The 43-year.old Weaver is convinced the fut ure might be just as good. "I said earlier this year that our fa rm syste m has produced enough outstanding players for this team t win six division championships in the next In y.'ar" h•' id "I see no reason to change mv mmd r'n e5 y eaver was a a ting conducted by The Associated Press before the playoffs and World Series. lie earned 170 votes frum sports writers and broadcasters in outpolling Jack McKeon of the Kansas City l - _____ Dick Williams, who left Oakland after directing the A's to the American League and World Series championships, finished third with 41 votes. Del Crandall of the ,Milwaukee Brewers as fourth with 12 sotes , , -'--- - .?- 1 . ,.-' '• -" -- -------- - . -- $229.00 '1 14%- - tk-#,A V-111 f' '- -" ' - .-1 --,_~ -____ __ ~---- ~~Ma~=iv~_ ~ , - --- The Orioles' resurgence this year was led vsters Al Bumbry and Rich Coggins, both of whom hit over .300 and paced the club in stolen bases. Over-all, the te:irn had a record eight players who stole lOor more bas- -•- Then came Frank Quillci of the Minnesota Twins, Ralph ii of the Yankees, Bobby Winkles of the California Anit-'1s Chuck Tanner of the Chicago White Sox and Bill Mar. tin, who piloted both Detroit and Texas, with one vote each. "Earl did an outstanding job this year after a disappointing start," said General Manager Frank Cashen after recently rehiring Weaver for th e 1974 season at an etimatcd lary of 70,000. - . -• - "He put together a whole new blend of players and reshaped the club to lit th e new talent so quickly," added Cashen. "Half of th e players from our championship team of two years ago were gone and we didn't have the power we once did. We outhit every other Orioles' team that played here sInce 1954 and outran them, too." This is the 1'r' M"gr i the tear honor fr - \'4'cascr,dl th o ugh he directed the Orioles to three stra ight Ls d - ur 100 victories each year beginning in 1969, Mter that string, Baltimore slipped to tWrd in the At, East 1n1972, but bounced back foa- its fow-th East title in five years this season . E"- - ------ r" - - - TROPHY WINNER - - RICKY PAYNE ShOWS trophies that he won at the Southeastern State Tournament in Decatur, Georgia. Ricky rolled a 242 for Hi Game first place and also picked up 3rd place in Class A 72 for 12 games. (Photo by Cindy Flanders) " ' - '" - cousy slops • Undisclosed F Nate Ald On KANSAS CITY i API - Nate Archibald, t he superstar, t he heart and soul of th e Kansas City-Omaha Kings, had had enough. But expressing his frustrations about his team 's lastplace standing to sports writers - criticizing his teammates publicly - was too much for Coach Bob Cousy. He slapped hi th Arc bald wi "I'm net defe nd ing what Tiny said, but I think that he was frustrated from not having played and spoke with out t hinking of the situation," Cousy said. The all-pro Ach.illes tendon, played 20 minutes Sunday night in the Kings' 132-110 loss to the Buffalo Braves. His contribution to the losing cause was 10 points and six assists. As any ship without a rudder, the Kings wandered in cirdes s.'lth out Archibald. Alter seeing his teammates slip to a 4-5 record, Archi bald complained, "I think that th e team ball then they ought to go back to school." What really irked Archibald concerned the 44-point performance of Buffalo's Bob McAdoo. "When a guy scores (t ha t man y) points ," he said, "half the team should have Fouled out. I mean th e man should be sore." He continued, "I know when I've scored 40 points I felt it i,-•--• •--"'"" "boLdbu "IRA &$tfl%. I VU ve U( 10 iet'i 11 when you get 40 points ' And then the deepest cut to the team of all: -Tliey don't have any pride." Cousy and Archibald discussed the Impromptu ne ws Insured for the owners by drawing fans Is definitely not Ih-* =zy &Wke with the team. -i-ne content of iiis address was not dis. making potentiol. closed ' conference before practice Monday and Archibald later o Thornton was still working on the game 3tatistics Monday. And he found a five-yard run by Willie Shelby that hadn't been included in the Tide's originally announced total yard. age. The new figures, both NCAA records, are 748 yards rushing and 833 in total offense. American Conitmct Nebraska fans, remembering the explosive days of Johnny Rodgers and friends, are grumbling over the recent lack of offensive punch that has plagued Coach loin Osborn&s Cornhuskers. The Omaha World-Herald noted a comment overheard in a Lincoln coffee shop: 'ihank God for Richard Nixon. He's keeping th e heat off Tom Osborne." Minnesota Coach Cal Stoll refuses to compare the nation's Co llege - 5 2 0 .114 42 a) 2 5 0 414 117 " Cenlr&l .. 7- 1 30 Si) 1)0 101 P''Ia NY DtroI ; ; , -. .. - Control 0 1 0 000 104 ISO chic-Ago WP%I 4i 1 41 S .3 286 130 W - fr' fr% he Top TA-Cnty, with first piace votes in parentheM. a--- - . Sta _10 - son records and total pe-ots PointS tabulated On bi%4 O 2'3 t lOI'o State 136) 6-00 1,14 -- 1)7) 1 00 1.057 S 0) 961 3 Oklahoma (5) 700 178 1MchiQan (1) 600 754 S Noire Dame enn State II) loo 740 7 00 SIC 1 ioustana State State 7 00 132 9 So Caiitorna UCLA Ii 'qn,je 1" Pssoors 5)1 33) 6 10 ai $ ArltOna -- - -- 6 10 21) 1 Nebraska -. - _____ i4 Tulone IS Tema% Tech 6010 its & 10 " i M.ami. Oho 700 51 5 20 6 110 520 50 Aa_~- - in "ousion It thel Auhum 23 470 33 17 Colorado tis 46 . . 1W_ -. - - -_ Arizona, - Kan - ~_ 9 - ; ~_ ~ __ Lij Nortil Carol-na state. oitla Ivirna Slair.-_ R#Chr,MOM-_ .. ___ - V.;U , AHCADIA, Calif. - Star of - 5 - Ivc•.,,r1I National Conleren,:@ . W L Pet. Plt..OP Wash 6 1 0 05? . ro ld Poll 11 143US Southern California's 23-game unbeaten streak went down the drain Saturday ... and so did Guilford College's 32-game losing skein. The Guilford players celebrated by stuffing trainer Neil Welborne face down into a trash can full of ice used to chill cans of pop in the locker room. Kansas State's Vince Gibson, a 56-14 Oklahoma victim, thinks th e Sooners are be tter than th e teams that finished second nati onally the last two seasons. "Th at triple option Is the toughest th ing I've seen yet," he said. "I sa id before the game Oklahoma was probably No.1 in the country. Now that we've played 'em, I know they are." 'flPhatefically Pro Grl*d Standings N Eno 8411 But he did say that 'when we played Mic'h;gan, we were a lot more prepared and a better team than when we played Ohio State in our opening game at Columbus, It's hard for inc to predict thewinner of a game between Ohio State and Michigan. One thing Ido know, there on't be a lot of pa.sm and it will be one of the hardest blocking and passing games ever played in th e Big Ten." Ohio State and Michigan square off Nov. 24 at Ann Arbor. watchi ng th e score," he said. "When the game ended, my phone rang and a guy wanted to know who had won. I told him Alaba ma. The n he asked me th e score. I glanced at the scoreboard, but it was already off, so I had to ask what it tri. M -,im, powers after losing for the Fourth time to a ranking team, The Gophers have bowed to Ohio State 56-7, Nebraska 48-7. Kansas 34-19 and last Saturday to Michigan 34-7. "It took so much time to run through veral record books -ours, the SEC's and the NCAA's - ftt I really wasn't tt-1 -------------------- We all know baseball is a business. It is very obvious to any observer. But do we really have to be reminded of how labor relatioms were i-i the allegedly good olo days,if e ouId \ou toulu just read Charle) hide) had his the orts pages instead of the history books to see how it _s r' r,:' "- a' ctl-t- nzL ii- lot~all t f- NEW YORK (AP) - Hanging out the college football wash: Charley Thornton, sports Information dir ector at the U&versity of Alabama, was so busy researching records during the Crimson Tide's 27-6 rout of Virgin ia Tech that he neglected to note the score. a tine of undiscksc-d amount. absurd. An inhiry in tho niftyl ,toaenn --ld rstin -S. CHECK-MATE, Famous 8-column hand hold electfonic complete with batteries.(8 only) %. This is the same man who held Blue back, some tWnk their place. unagine Finley the gall of I lenry Aaron asking for S2M,000 for oni, ycar. A.Iso imagine no Henry Aaron and all those empty seats when the fens don't come to see the management play whiffle ball. Finley will hopefully wise up-it doesn't look like any time soon however-TMs fan hopes the 1973 robber baron will have to eat some crow sometime soon. At any rate the baseball commissioner will imped his attempts to play Iord an mas r . Floating UZI VIVO __ ._ ___ ~ ____ e cediber ThIs is the same man th at leaves Vida Blue out in the cold after a 24-8 rookie year because he had the audacity to ask for some of the money that hundreds of thousands of fans paid to see him pitch, " c'.i n " e type of man who will let someone purposely, in th e bullpen and never let him get in shape for the following season so he wound up 6.10 after that 24 game winning year. "IUl 69 ° 181W4 'aw" ra $139.50 another team-no way-1 want more money." th Th th of Reggie Jackson pop off whenever he wishes. Mainly because Reie Jackson is the stick that makes the Oakland offense go. cei.at um vall 14 1 mv,j sw I -, CHECK THESE PRICES. QUANTITIES LIMITED. SOME ONE AND TWO OF A KIND. WAY WWA 1W BELOW COST. THIS IS A PARTIAL LIST. Mfrs. List SPECIAL " " uace Van MIIDA MC-1214 Desk Model, -w;th memory. Full desk-site. uxi SW 11) V ' Cooler heads, namely Bowie Kuhn, prevailed and Afldrews was reinstated for the moment. I say for th e moment because since the series ended Finley has strongly defended his action saying he had a right to do it 'cause he was the V4 I'.IU1 I*1 1'I$ w- _ ,_ - - - ~2_ - - .- If you remember the most recent world series a yotmg man by the name of Mike Andrews made two m istakes in a baseball game-it wasn't even the seventh game-his club still won the world c ha mpionship-but Mike Andrews was shamed and sent home because the boss was not pleased with his performance. He also (eels , obviously, that since he released Dick Williams on Na tion al TV, he has the right to cha ng e his mind, lie can tell several million people that Williams Is going, but OW.4 !Afl j registered voters in - vo ;kXJ "~Aff -- _________________________________________________________ \I---",- ; * Wj - ' 'W' (?.el vain . _______' '. _____ 'j,T . sma i'ac ____ A - . A SOLITRON SR-30. Made in America. A quality machine. 12 column. AC. Disposable batteries. Constant. Fixed Decimal, (6 \ 1k . V., ` j 91 ` 1 iw At present the Fire District P'FJ )AW area covers only Ow first aW UW-1 POP second arm of Deltorna and the jc-wj---W-. __ , . the p opoaI would a't, t !m dLstrict to include the third (4-w : 11W. Wk, reostered voters arc area, All awj Aws urv.-d tri votr in their remective - I '' 'i _•- the Fire DL , !r_1ct, to irtcWe all of . SHARP EL-1 60. High quality desk model. B column. AC only. Memory. Floating docimal. A quality machint. Floor Buy less th an cost! (5 on \'I ' '= U .IJ1 - - ' kwislur W(4 - a= U&N rill nr I ' t YORK 120, Full 12-column desk model, Fixed decimal. (2 only) 1\ - -- the man. - vacn.'at paid as distributors. ,-- it ...IAI'tlnr% 7.t' ' UZ4 haUl machinn claWfiod as "floor samplis." VAJI they last - $199.95 each. T is less than we 00000 1S1 I 4.., __ _____________________ dard a" michint paper. Nationally ad"rtiseo at $369.95. We have less than 20 ___\~- % % = ___ ____ ________ read out, many late model features. Uses stan 9W-A U" however, because this is the twentieth century and most people can read and write-at least th ey can turn on th e tu be once in a while and check out what is going on, One guy In the spor ts realm that makes people think of the oldtme robber baron today isa man who has been on tube and In the papers quite a bit of la te. Charley Finley has been a very, very successful man in anybody's league. He has done a lot for baseball. He has brought changes to th e game th at would maybe not have come until years later-but his labor relations smell f 'A .lat ...,* Ir Y-O - ____ k - There&e5Wl some of th omaround. They arepret well Pfinting _______________________________ ______________________ - 11, of Unicom 1000 _______________________________ ______ Ta.e )ourself back in time for a moment dear re ader, 44ck to the time of the free wheeling. super Independent entrepreneur-the man who made America the country that it IS tOCthY-th C first contr oller of big business I can hear it now- the "gay nineties" are with us I IIVLJ in check awl van tiau iafl __________________________ &zm vazn - __________________ -X At Oct. 30,1973-113 away. ___ _______ Rti~ars fimous Printing Calculator Ns 12 digit "7 9 IPW 5*Z V$'! t -. iut _____________________________ - ,Voodrow Clark u-z 'Jun - -Im . These machines add, subtract, multiply, divide AND PRINT THE ANSWERS! Just as easy to operate as an adding machine. . ,and they are electronic adding machines. Close out of machines now on our sales floor. a ,,, _' __________________ _____________________ ______ - " ___ ' W'U iUiI I4.'. 114411. r(WtLlBiLeIy, ror moil US, these things came to pass and we of today were born Into very nice -.UT ' PRINTING CALCULATORS drew -- -- - - ,Co,n' _________ bass man Doug Smith and ovavan Wilkensun came through as bill ed. You may buy these A quintet of Mutual Concert (A 'Uil machines on t:me - NY a s Association Ladles In Waiting, R4 l5 tern. as so a month, low Miw 011ie Reese Whittle, Mrs. um run carrying charges. Mary Walter, Mrs. Elizabeth ° ,. . - W. (6*1 VaIl sirns MG - - vain madines and v" will #1 then for o* um 9w 1i i'aat sad wtiis W4 IWT 410114 SW v . . trirt - - um slur, Calculat3rs sold at the low price of u t'i,i A $295.00 sacti. ThIS IS IIUIY i1 I7I1T machine at this prics. but George StM '"N " ran has surpkn inventory of Ins than 100 o'ce vain _________ - To - Thousands - - ~ '- ' 1I'Y41Th411 _________ _________ - t America was a happy nation in that period. Business was booming after the great depression of 93 got over with. Men VW L - R_J ~ W if - - have been out on anon irm iriuu. are clearing our stock of many models at prices ass than the distributor paid. _ - olers am :. did not need the rdCe track, Jai Alai or iie numbers racket (BoIlta for southerners) to get their kicks. These were the -----, v t:a.n days when men put their entire fame and fortune . on the um I!jr line-in the stock market, .' , (I#4 Vslc Back in those good ole days people believed in the myth (OIUPul of Horatio Alger-"Mark The Match Bo)" and "Ragged . .0 fzq Uri sw Dick werepopularstoriesofhoyswho b) luck and pluck" !2 '' a went from rags to riches and lived ha ppily ever after l'i if um 1W they wanted to, made president of the U S of A ow SIM win pin Somuchforthepartthatpeopleljketoremember " C'4iti h inlrthtrsldi'th'itpeoplplikt tofr' I I There were these thing,s called sw~at shop.%" where the MW ItAll erage Joe worked from 12 to 18 hours a day and was glad to 44W have a job that would not really support his family. Unions were against the law-they were too radical for that day and age-probably under the Influence ° U" Mat I. "socialistic" literature that demanded child labor laws. um Met r educed working hours for women--a 60 repeat A desk size machine, only 6" wide by 9"kai - takes ' LOU sn 60 hour 1 Shm pounds. ow thoin 414ttirboad. Weighs on~ 2 row on your do!k working week and other luxtiries like safe factories and enough sages to obtain sanitary living conditions .eadut A quality mhrn, Mad in Amenc-s Bougbt 1* 'ic average joe back then had it rough, If you don't tWnk so I will gladly call your attention to several points of h much Ins (This is C.org.Stuait's Clearance Pnc. $69.95. QW.Al S44" I. reference that will clearly illustrate the point. Ywj know, it thin we paid when wg bought them by the huftdt#d.) Unly 83 wAu Ira probably Is a good thing that the average Joe doesn't like to ... 0 mi"is at tW prim. um SW read his~-he might get mad about it all. Back to that free sheeling, devil mas care, r o' to ,,1 (VA rirhe.c entrepreneur, He as most taueu a 'robber baron" at th e time-wonder why' M Mir , tMi 1;W Well, hate to smash any pleasant myths, but this fella in luxurious surroundings while thousands f his workers lived In something quite the opposite. fie many •WWI VU111 times used those workers to compete against each other so the lowest bidder would get the Job-meaning that the bidder kltA , ,* -~ who wan't lowest wound tip hi the street. But then that was kw pop ~ his place in life because "anybody who wanted to could make = ~6 1 1 it, or someth ing like that. I don t know where th e handle s* I "gay 90's" came from, but one thing for sure-they weren't r'd s s'. 1 L.. t'J11t3 P'I UZI M111 The robber barons would still ' 14 be with us If It hadn't beer, __ for a few twads getting busted and several people being radical enough to demand some decent human type working conditions. If ti'e government hadn't passed a few QW1W sdety laws and child labor laws-a few meat inspection laws z. ________ 'V ,,7 Unicorn I 000P ____ least a little credit- ow y 1" 4 ___ _________ and Mrs. Mildred Babcock, who 11:r-' it'" W; par performed above the call of Rvj v~&n duty serving intermission u,-r-- vur refreshments, sat in the back of th e chamber quietly appredating the Frampton performances of their &* 1i1 favorites. The ladies' efforts for the " --. '' n included the 'erf" - "0 4 monumental task of keeping the tlwong of sell-out people happy, ow van um pan &%l VAN um I~jr .: - _________________ almostaçlamorof appreciation at the start and was hihlr deserved, for then, Framptoo. '. / -new electric calculaTors 011 fliflU scores of different 7 - ~ ZA 1 t,! p41 cm nX Stuart has ______ 'Fiddler On The Roof ' UZI ft" jj _ ' ,i id S If ' Open up Off the floor and almost won it as they closed the final score to 24.20. In that defeat Wenhold also got to look at nme boys on The trooms football team ill take the field for the defense that had not seen much action for the Panthers. the tJ.meluesday nightaccording tohead coach BarryInstead of going with the same eleven boys both ways he now plans to utilize several players for defensive chores ordy. Actually the players will be the same, the looks of the "Actually I will start esame team both ways until we offense when they line up will be the same, but after that score, dseehowthey there will be some changes made. do,".said a slightly cautious Wenhold. "We will try to run and throw about fifty-fifty," said Panther coach Barry W enhold , "An d th at wil l be a c hange • t.i.uC incorrect to assume that the ,, it V,OUiu old Crooms for us" way of doing things was all that bad just because they are 'flip Crooms rid tutor I t j straight 7'formation that the Sanford club has lined up for The Panthers to date have a 2.1.1 season ledger that their 'revious four contests. However, after the contest two could very well be 3-0-I if a late bus ride to St. Augustine were weeks ago with St. Augustine Wenhold decided to change excluded. some tactic. "I got the chanc-? to see some boys perform for the first the contest Tuesday Wenhold plans to start Greg time," said Wenhold, "And they made me realize they could and Richard Haines with Charles Baker alternating (10 more than I thought they could." with the first two at the end spot Wenhold calls his plays The main thing Croomns did differently as throw t he using the ends as messengers ball Thes were down 24-0 in the 'itinn c oldi rt city and _____ - d loday's nationally advertised pnci $64.95. But save an extra $15 under today's low price. and pay just $49.95. u iui uvJ %.Mfl t V= ft" -- - uI the acoustics here are L-~r.j 14W 1I pretty awful," Frampton ad- MW ' To By DAN GILMARTIN lleraidStaff Writer Gilmartin an Crooms Tuesday, _________________ Desk model Commodore Electronic Calculator. 8 column Constant key Floating decimal Adds, subtracts, on - erates -re- gular current 6W' wide 8W' r-a_,_ Vrl - am- 11YM ________ WUVW y New t El Dorado 8-K c I. ' ,.~., _ .7 . i centage key, automatic constant on multiplication and ~g 1 - - WZ17"111 w_.* - -5-4 Sul "I'vesud a new dnuiimer at ccz -2 ' " every stop for the past week L._ 1J _L._4 playingin,? BC SIU d(X}UL Wilkenson, who did come out - - wri mn voi VW umiswt MW bers and a Ragtime encore t1iial um set feet to tapping and hands sllenUy Keeping umi1-. More classical numbers, however, fourid the ftemme losing each other The) couldn't hear properly and neither could "I Puff W the audknce. 9W.4 Framptomi, who had Just was on his way to Johnsw City, Tenn., only minutes aiter the concert ended had kind words of local the f Supporters, but left out such ... / S . ";i raff STORE HOURS , _l___ ~10 -4 vAt Wj MW , . Come lfl and make your selection. ' 7 , t4-L Piifl " Lvpl ! "oT M Mot - . ," '1 SPECIAL M EM- am two . .. . __ som ows"If briq od -now" MOM Mrjffwwoshl MIRY tom loom md*m with a 00* Mortal cut or aht. or InIfto"Ital of kro. extra iapy a nd dvida - $nt hays a msry 4 IM do squats mat. stomatic squinr. otMv 'opP'istcst.4 oratns. Machines vary m us. end capacity, and rtaiout it n cohn. but ibers is Mitsry. VY htor hm a siort that has dtffoftnt W" and modth. Gowls Stuort hst the larw soloctioa of olectrok $ tj0thy L 1 ... - . 1.~! -1 I C :;- While TheyLas - ,vj - ,...-. - um SW The answer came in two disclosures one a complete surprise and the other a bugaboo for the concert association for so long it become a matter Frampton, without his usual drummer (w ho suddentiy quit a few weeks ago) was playing with Orl-ndo ) H \ - il - -- __ 'A full house sat patiently _____ Monda y nig ht titt the Sanford M Civic -'ntr to now " modified version of the Mae Frampton Ensemble start the " P60 1973-74 5Th: uu Conrert Association sea.oil. If most of the audience m P" wondered what the trio was doing at the start, they were '° more in wonderment at the halfway point in the program ww mo and soundly preplexed at •..ft" 11 season More Passing Featured Snnrofs Oct. 30, 1973 The Sanford Herald ,# . 1. - ~Nft. 4# . 11 #~~ - ____ . ~~ ~~__ ~ -4 -_ I -:1 -_ -i --,M~% .E- - -- 00 victory over Soft Victory in the $20.000 fetatureti race at santj Anit,ii. LET'S GO LIONS (lIl(A(.i) Jubrifl> oultn fortivor world bdritamweight ,ntl . 4. O\ IF4DO l(I1)DEIth cheer from the sie1ines as their squad iort i -from-behind victory over the 0coee Cardinal- Fric!ay nigl-t a', 11,. .-. �— -. . 2The Sanford Her&d ________________ - lilT' - ________________________ ____ ______ Tuesday, Oct. 30, 1973 ____ __ - ___ Bills Block For O.J., 23-14 ____— 1 Kansas City Coach Hank Sunpson was nearing the 1,000- Cleveland Browns In 1963, The "we" referred to by Simpson carried the ball four Stram described the game as yard nuirk, rushing that is, and Simpson set another mark, car- Simpson were his teammates, consecutive times, scoring "incredible." Joe Ferguson said, "The guys rying 39 times in the nationally especially the young, aggres- from the one-yard line. "We reduced the size of ue in the huddle got all excited." tclevlsedgameandedllpslngby sive offensive line which has TheBillskickedoif again. On field to 15 yards the first time _______ ______ - ________________________ _________ s1Mrnu _____ — ____________ —I rooicle quarterback of the But- Harry Newman in 1934 and Jim ground-gaining, backer Jim Cheyunskl inter- recovered the fumble) and four lab Bills said they shouted, Nance in 1966. For Coach Lou Saban, It was cepted Len Dawson's pass, re- yards the second time (Chemaking it difficult for Ferguson "I really don't think about a big game. turned It 31 yards and Simpson yunskl's Interception)," he to call the next play. records," Simpson said in the "We had to win one pretty scored from the four. Time: said. O.J.tooktheballandreached dressingroom. "Insteadyou've quick." "Any time you're playing a 3:37. 1,000 Yards. got to run and that's what I'm squad that Is in an emotional The Bi1 did just that. Buffalo Id the game with — _____ ________________ _______________ _______ ___________________ ____________ _______ ___ __ _____ _______ ______ _______ ______________________ ___ ____ ____________ ______ _f - ________ - - r. DAV KEGLERS GET SHIRTS NEW SHIRTS for the Chapter 30 Seminole Disabled American Veterans bosling team are being held by (left Edward McNabb, Ricky Payne coach, and Jack Kaiser. Members of the team are (left) Jonnie aky, Voida Sheck, and Jimmy Davis. Fortier, Billy Hud! Ph'it b'_________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ Laura Harris Leads I f I -. • - ,.i, — .! IU I __________ £-L burn Haffis' 18 was high for poin -Ann's Florist and Eve Rogero led All. _____________ ___ ____________ ______ their match with Able Rent- in split the poin 2-2 in the generation Nancy Van Dusen picked up the 1O. Gap bowling league. Turkeys were chalked in by Bobbie Anna Coleman's 167-437 boosted the Retalic and Brenda Wilkins. Southern Loaners to a clean sweep Brenda Wilkins rolled 106 pins over over Hacc4a Village and now hold her average and will represent the Brenda Wiikns' 174-463 .- WL three wins Convoy to over Monroe Shirley Henkle was high for Fly Caster Boats when they won three I 13 14 11 17 16 16 12 16 17 fl 20% ti A I a I S e I e c )0 , 125', 15 (3utttT4O AbleRent All ResalicPanting U.S. o.anurs WhitikerPeving Fly Caster Boats P1rb Harbour. [Ja 17 '1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT o THE permit on the following described The output is a seven-game EIGHTf!ENTH JUDICIAL cia. peoperty: .L(t( rLCUfltV Florida in accord4ne wilt, the Florida I accQrdanc with the provislems of the Fictitious Name provi$Is of ?,• Fictitious Name II Fl sir FLORIDA Florida Statulc' 1957. IOFT)&NOFW,l..ol$Wi.,OF ROItATE DIVISION Florida Statutes 1951. S: Doyle LewiS In rs: Estate of SE '4 (LESS BEG NW COR RUN s S: Edward N. Zinman. M.D. Doyle Lewis J. - JOHN T. ATKINS. lOFT E 165 PT 546 OEGS4MIN E. Legal Notice PubIith: Oct. 30, Nov. 13, 20. 1973 PubliSh: Oct. 7), 30 NOv. 6, 13. 1973 DEl) 708 Deceased. to E. LINE N ________— ______ Fuflherdescrlbd*S Lake H,II OCU 147 NOTICE TOCREDITORS ___ __ NOTICEOF FICTITIOUS NAsE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ArmS ArtmeL __________ FICTITIOUS NAME GENERAL ELECTION Board of County CLAIMS Notce 5 hereby given that we ate AND DEMANDS NOTICE s hereby given that v You will, please, take notice that a Cornmlss'onen egedinbsn.ssat 131 N. Winter are c'rcaged in buin5 at 1 . General Etection wilt beheld In the AGAINST SAID ESTATE: ChaIrman County. Florida under the fictitiOus County. Florida under the fiCtitious FLORIDA. on the 4th jj of flout 'ed and required to tIe any ct•ImI and demands which yi, or ATTEST: name of CASSELBERRY CAR name of THE SCRUB BOARD Dcsm'. 1973, for the purse electIng a Mayor for the CITY OF eIther of you may have against said Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. PETS, and that we intind to register LAUNDROMAI and that we Intend In thiofficeof the Clerk of the Clerk said name with the CIet-k of th to register slid name with the Clerk WINTER SPRINGS. _FLORIDA, I estate ________ Oct. 0 Circuit Court, Seminole County, Of the Circuit Court, Seminole a two-year term; Councilman. Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Publish: _______________________ Florida in accordance with the County, Florida in accordance with Judicial Circuit, SemIno'e County. DEU.211 oup . toe a ,y, term- Frida, Prate Division, in the r::t::: C-..rncIim.'in (',rni,n M.- ps.... .... '' 1OUtTflC4J I Sanford. Florj. LEGAL NOTICE OF INTENTION $titule, ToW? Section 865 09 Name Staluics. T Wt 5-tton term, and Councilman Group 1, for wtnIns,x(atdarmonthsfromth, TO VACATE PORTION OF PLAT Øq Florida Statutes 19$?. Florida Statutes 1551 a One-year term, time of the ,lrs, pubUaticn of this NOTICE IS HEREBY given S Bill Scott s. Terry Carnon The place of voting will be at the notice. Eachctalmordemandmtnt pursuant to Florida Statute Georgia Scott Buddy Carlton City Hall, Room 7, City Halt, In wrIting and tiled In duplicate 177.101(4) that STERLING PARK, Pubtth: Oct 23, 30 Nov. 6. 13. 1973 Publish: Oct. 23. 30. Ploy 6 13, 1973 LOngwood-Ovle Road, In the CITY end state the place of residince and INC..ownerin feeslmpleof the East OEU.144 DEU-145 OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA: p office address of the cIalmint 300 feet of Lot 34 (LESS the NOCtPI I -PICTITIOLISNAMI The Polls will be open from 7:00 end must be sworn to by the feet,andatIofLots3Sarsd3lBfldali FICTITIOUSNAMe AM. to 7:00 PM. NOTICE It hereby given that we clairiant. his agent or attorney, or of Lots 49 thru 61, arid all or part of NOTICE IS hereby given that We are engaged in business at lOQO Mary 1. Norton will be Clerk the some ihaII be void. thC lands lying beneath the roads areengagedinbuslnessas 171 ob1n Mingo Trail. Longd. SemInole the EIion and Helen Green. ted et WInter Pa. Fida. Center Dri. SunSet Road. Flda Rood, Attamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious Norma Lang. LouIse Owens this 13th day of September, 1973. ______________________ Road, South DrIve, Bird Road, County. Florida under the fictitious name of RELIANCE PLUMBING F!e' n-ti! tt ,,, Bo* Maor Publish: Ott. 16, DEU97 i , ____ rvif Jayhawksf Matinee Results D,*. 5 ___ ____ 1. I - _____ SICOIID, 0_. 1.14 4.14 1.14 4 514 $$ us 1 O-eI.xs;a S'(.-4dri 7. Rams, 6-0 4.' 7, lSe.4aw9lPsq1a J L1. ..iT*(. Dbl,t 5 7: ta-a s 4. lAS & 4. ou&sa I _____________ r- BIt.. 20. WeaTherileld Second Ad , ___ J4'4 1 iI pe $?V!*TN, " I L u,.,ia no — ___________ - ------ 1 L -. ____ ________ _________ _ _ _______________ of points scored in any one game on this page and place _ ____ ____ _____ ______ this number in the space provided in Entry Blank This 'will be used to break tie trY bldnk 0nlY t0 each testant. Entries he brought to the office of this pape I marked no later than Friday Noon, Nov. 2. _______ ___ /..•' NI(4'f ,,,, £ _______ _ _________ ______________ ____ ______ ________ ________ _____ __________ _____________ _____ ______ _______ ____ ___________ _______ L I ___________________________________________ _____ _ __ ______ _______ OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK __ (Reasonable Facsimik Also Accepted) r Legc!l Notice TO BE ANNOUNCED EACH WEEK - sin EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. JAMES C. Jewell. Executor of the CtflT, SCMINOLE COUNTY, Estateof Naomi,. Jeweit; Leroy 8. H.LS store for men ..............Winner .................. FIRST PRIZE—sb W. B. RICHARDE 2503 Myrtle Ave. SECOND PRIZE—U L.K.SIZEMORE 3906 Old Orlando Road :4 _________________________________________ _______________________________________________ Zale's ..........................Winner .................. Outer Limits ...................Winner .................. SportsShop .....................Winner .................. U.S.Bank .................. THIRDPRIZE-54 Rtet. BOX 36 SecoNd Prize 1 S . NOTHING TO BUY . ,( • Medco ..........................Winner .................. NO OBLIGATION TheSanford Herald .............Winner .................. THIS CONTEST PAGE WILL $4 WtAIL or BRING ENTRY TO: Contest Editor -' — Dekte's Gulf Service ............Winner .................. I think ........will be the most points scored in any one game. APPEAR EACH WEEK DURING THE FOOTBALL SEASONI do Winner Knight's Shoe Store ............. Winner .................. Jamr' LOUGENE REITER. hiS w:te; ROY and acertlfledctieckfor5percereoftp,e Cramer, his wife; 0. P. Now, therefore, the Secretary of CALVIN REITER and JUDITH P. Cramer and Jennie Cratter, his tla amount of the Bid awn in State does hereby certify to the favoroftheOwnw.)Such Bid Bond foregoing and that he Is satisfied REITER. his wife; JAMES P. wife; Community Centers Corcheck shall be tubmlttt'd with the that the requirements of the law PElTER and MARTHA K. porallnji, a Georgia corporation PElTER, his wife; REITER FARM authorized to do butinets in Florida; understandIng that It will guarantee have been complied with. thatthel'idderwillriofwithdnawhii GIVEN under my hand end the AND RANCH COMPANY, INC a C L. Dannand Kate Darn, hiswife; Bid to' a period of (30) ThIrly Days Gre-at Seal of the State of rtorida, at Florida corporation and a dinoived Walter S FountaIn and Esther rcceipt f procsiis thtn 1 end zone tar the Only score of dition. recorded fl Pta? Book 17. bId is accepted. he will enter into a the game. "Ibe extra point try pages 1C2, 1103. Public Records of formal contract with the Owner and that the required Performance and Sernnole County. Florida. run , ü&et x tt coi t degrees 54' 19", E. 120,00 ft. to the Stotuatory Payment Bond, in the the Rams were detected Off SE comer Of laid Lot 3.5, s-aId SE amount of 100 per cent of the total . _.!*f-tai:t. ____________ ___________ ________ Eniry Blank. No scores. Just pick winners. _____ Sanford Herald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. LYMAN OVIEDO ---- way six Ata-.'... _ name of team opposite the advertiser's name on the __________________ ______________ ______________ ., _____ of Commission Chamnbnrs of the _____ - - ___ -- - _______ ______________ ________ ________ __ __________ ________ 10 football games this weekend are placed, one in each ad on this page. Indicate winner by writing in the ______ _______ _________ _______________ i _______ _____ I _______ _______ _______ _ _ _ __ __ ____ _____ ____ ____ ____ _____ ____ _____ _____ _____ . _____ ______ _____ _____ ___ ___ ________ L=j ____ ________________ L __ _____ ______ - II! ______ __________ CONTEST RULES I • The game was a battle bet- Seminole County ween the defense's until mid. Tuesday, November 6, 1973 at 7:00 F'.M.. or as soon thereafter as tIugh the secf)fl( possible to consider application for a whenquarterbackofthe Rams, oreing permit on the Shannon Smith threw a bomb at described prOperty: 1I1I1S THuD. es, Spec ii Arpds Can's 1*46 6-14 146 2 fv'.Att*a 444 346 14e-tra 4.463 Oa (1-TI W JACOBSON DEPARTMENT STORE ______ _____ _____ _________ . - ___ ___ ____ ______ ii 1jj _____ _____ _____ ;t ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ___ . ____ _______ _______ ____ ____ ____ lJ ________ _________ .-. _____ ____________ ________ r-. - -. -•-•____________________ . 5' ____ __________ ____ _________ . . - . _____ ______ •t ______ ____ ______ _______ - ..- 'e r' / Nehiw Shipnient bJ ________________ Victors 11U41I (6$ ________________ ______ _____ ___ __________________________________________ for a It 14 1$ 446 4 MANUEL and resented it. (Under base' needs hel ____ ___ ______ I wr Publish: 0(5 9. 14, 73, 30, 1913 Publish: Oct 9, 14. 73. 30, 1973 __________________________________________ DEU U DEl) 47 CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1441 wife; Robert JameS Reiter and and adopted Ordinanc* No. 11$) to District School Board of Seminole ()EU-172 DIVISION E HidaLougenr'Reiter.hlswife; Roy c.vac,t.andatw3ona,.rignt County at the Seminole county of the City and the public in and to CoisnlhoUse, CountRoom "A" until PRELIMINA1Y CERTIFICATE SANLANDO LTD., a Florid. Calvin Relter and Judith P Ne-item, tied r..nlr*rsh,p, portkits of a street descripej as 130 P". evrb*r 7. 1973. his Reiter and ;. C3PWATE DISSOLUTION Plaintiff. Martha K Reiter, hi wife; Re-item t.iows: whereupon Bids shall be Opined and In The Name And By The Authority V5 That portion of Terrace (Gen*va reos aloud to prlicipiting bidder's Of The Stat. Of Florida Farm and Ranch Company, Inc. A KING 0. JONES and VIRGINIA A. Florida corporation and a dluotved Terrace) Drlvelying between Lots 1 arid the publIc In attendanre. TO ALL TO WHOM THESE JONES his wits; EDWARDS S. corporation and last know,' Board of and Lot 47, Geneva Terrace satsfactory to CArI"m% Attorney GREETINGSheswife; FREDERIC H. RANDand Catherine B. Reiter and Gene N AmendedPlat,accoi-dingtotheplat All Bidders may revew documents Whereas, SCHARF. — RAND, his wife; ARNOLD A. Stephenson, and any unknown there4 recorded in Plit Book 12. at tre office of the Architect in JOSEPH .i RAND lfld ANNIE C. RAND. his Itockhotdets; Edmund E. Petris and Pags's I? arid *3, PublIc Records of Sanford. Florida 'ogether with local AL TAM ON T E s PR I N OS wlfe;GEORGES DAVIS.Execi,fog Louisa I. Petris, his wife; C. C. Seminole County. Florida. and that Planning Roomsardtheofficeof FLORIDA did on the 9TH day of oftheEsteteotEDwAROS.kAp40. Jones aria — Jones. his wife; Portion abutting thC Easterly 3fl.N Superintendent S(hooft, Sanford, MARCH. AD .. 1913 CIUII tO be ALPP4Eu5 V. FULLER ant MARY Benlamin &outd and — Gould, feet of the South line gi Block A, Florida. Interested Cidders may orrated under the laws of the JO, IN. A. FULLER his wits; GEORGE A. '1 wife; Stephen L. Darn and Geneva Gardens, according to the contact Architect for Instruction In State of Florida Plat theriof rac*,rded in Pta? Book how to obtaIn documentS. BERKE and STELLA L SERiCE. Margaret Darn, hi-i wife; 0. T. Stith The CORPOQATED a corporation, with his wife: J. L. MAULL aria and 17, rIge 2$. Public Recr t'ttrlct School Board of Seminole Its principal place of ¶11th. ni wife; John C Seminole County, Florida. S P RINGS MARGARET MAULL, his wife; W. Stnvin and Stovin, his wife; County reserves the right to relect ALT AMO NT C City Commisolonof the all Bids andor to waive any in SEMlNOLFCOUNTyInthe$t.?.o S. ENTZMINGER. Trustee, weller .J. Cramer arid Lassie N. City of Santord. Florida NAOMI J. REITER and ROBERT J. Cramer, his second wife and formalitIes In the Bidding. No Bids Florida, and whereas such By H. N. Tamrn. Jr shalt be withdrawn period Of porition did on the 24TH dity of REITER. btr hIJIb.Snd JA,'iS C JENNIE P Cramer, his first wife. City Clerk (JOThIrty Calendardays subsequent OCTOBER. AD . 1973 cause to be JEWELI. .is [.e-Cutr Ot the Estate L W. Cramer and Bertha Cramer. Publith: Oct 30, 1173 to the opening of Bids witht the filed in the office of the Department 01 NAOMI J JEWELL: NAOMI J. his wife. Esther Chapman ann DEU-212 consent of the District Sthool Board of 5tf of the State of Florida. the PElTER JEWELL and JAMES E. Henry Chapman. her husband. of Seminole County. A Bid Bond documentary authority required JEWELL, her husband; LEROY B. ElIzabeth 1. Dann arid — Darm. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING accompany the Bidder's under Section 108.27, Florida REITER and Ct.THERINE 8. net' husband: Loyd Fountain, also The Seminole County Board of REITER, hIs wile; ROBERT known as L. W. Fountain and Lizze Proposal. (Proposal may also be Statutes, thowing the dislution County Commissioners will hold Cuffed& Flalred _________________________________________________________ : Vatencis Road and Lake Drive. alt namecf THE BOTTOM SHELF,and AND AIR CONDITIONING, and ofwhithlotsandroadsconstitutel :'jt- ta'-. name t :arm, ImirIIe with the Clerk of tn. Circuit Court. wtfl the Clerk of the Circuit Court, County. Florida, according to the Seminole County, Florida In ac Seminole County, FlorIda In ac Plat thereof recorded in Put Book 6. with thi provisions of the cnrdance wth the provtsions I the Page *0 of the PubIc Recor of Flctitio1 Name Statutes. To Wit F,cttn Statutes. To WI? erninote County. FiCtid.3, wUl mako Section $4509 florida Statutes 1957. Section 165 09 Florida Statutes 1957. County Corn to the ppllcalion Carol Xriapstein 5: Alan 0. Perks Publish: 0(5.9. 14 23. 30, 1973 requestIng that said County Corn30, NOV. & 1913 ______________________ DEl) 55 misiion vacate and return to acreage roadi dt5ribId above and ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS that part ot Watts F*rm Plat owwd FORAPORTABLE NOTICE OP VACATING by the Plaintiff and described WALLSTYSEM ANDCLOSI*4OPORTIONS y Said application shall be Bids tot a Portable Wall System to made by Petition and any person or o A STREET LEV IS _________________________ ____________ _________ _-.. 'Mnti Vt. 1 Iictitous name 01 LEWIS POOLS 8 ALTAMONTE PEDIATRIC GUNITE, and that We intend tO ASSOCIATES. aiJ that I intend to 5: \'arda L. Atkins All persons deSIrIng to ava:I 5: William E. Atkins themf of their right of Iranr--..--. cr.;; .dsll igiter at OflCI. KENNETH F. MURRAH Registration books will ClOSe S00 o Murrah end Doyle ovem 2. 1973. po 1371 (Seal) 100 We-st Morse Boulevard The C.' .1 W:i.r Springs, Winter Park. Florida 37719 _ - o n $l,44Jrr1a * •.- Seminole County. Florida Under the under the IicIltIOS name of ______ _____ NEW SHIPMENT want to "I'm 27 years old," said were also second-line players young Jackson belted 47 Andrews hack on the team? boycott theSeries, Jackson. "lie can't be telling and therefore s)augtiterable homers He wanted a $25,000 boycott Finley. "j love people," said raise. Finley said no. A Ion When told (hat Finley said me what to say or what to do. cattle. Jackson. "1 care about them. "1 wanted the job because agonizing holdout ensuc. I need them. That's the way if Jackson kept his mouth lie can't be whipping me. If hut he would he a wttcr he wants to try to whip me, he couldn't run over me like Jackson finally returned to Reggie Jackson is.Ican't say - Legal Notice wife; nern Handricks' 16.1-478 led Florida Alice 19 FirwayPlelsLund'On'M Loaner's Florida COnVOY Hcieflda Village Notice arity in trade for him would .lackson, of Oakland A's A's locker coom after a Series tivclv sought the job, despite Why does Jackson speak 1 game, his huge arms folded the knowled e that his emCe like rcpbcing the Mona out so fervently? Why does he wui'r Charles 0. Finley. Vhen there was rumor across his chest, and when he ployer conskers such a per- Lisa at the Louvre. (Only want to be player representabefore the third World Series thought more about Fialey's son a turncoat, at best. And in trading her to the Prado for tive? Why doesn't he just sit game that the A's might remark, his jaws tightened. the past, Finley has lopped El Greco's "Toledo" would back an be a great hitter ho-cott it because Fink'yhad lie has i way of looking a olithe team Rocky Johnson, do.) and powerful-throwing fired Mike Andrews, goat of mwrightintheeyesandget- Chuck Dobson and Mike Jackson's animosity fielder and swift base run- - , tlon.al Football League upset of _____________________________Seminole Commission Chambers of th• County Courttiouse the Kansas City Chiefs. TUSCJ$y, Nov,. 1973, at 1:00 P.M., Legal Notice s-cndoi, STANDINGS three points from Ret.alic Painting. Bobbie Retalic rolled a 173-391 and Nina Darnell's 14-4O9 were high for Butts Te.xao when they took three ' FICTITIOUS NAME rICTITIous NAME NOT ICI , hereby given that WC NOTICE is hei'eby given that lam NOTICE OF PUaLICHEARINO The SemroIe County Board You will take notice that the City Replacement for Crooms High directed to fii their Obli'tt}Ofl with commtsscn cm me city cm santoo, Semtnofe county, tonal ti, ttY Co,nminion. off. big was a - Legal =--- — ' — at ha1. you're in trouble." bled and the Bills recovered on yards. Legal Notice .- - - Loud, Carries Big Bat peUKS *as as od an executive as i It was mentioned that the said Jackson. _______________________ 1 Ferguson said, as they once records come." again huddled. But Simpson, ,olnting to Well, they did. Simpson, the Brown's single-season high of All-American Heisman Trophy 1,3 yards, seemed to be kidwinner from Southern Cailfor- ding. ____ - ___ liv Ira Berkow tue ol the Year." (Jackson heart is so fluttery he had a I'm now financially secure, s stem,Jacksonwasboundto asked. "Thank you." said Jackson NEW YOUK — (NEAl — this season batted .293, drove personal cardiologist sit and secure within myself. I te A's and could not seek Reggie Jackson is one of in 117 runs and hit 32 homers beside him during Series know I'm a terrific player employment with another Jackson says he resents ttios&' rare men so good at his and must be the leading can- games, might be mad enough right now. And ii he wants to teami that his dealings with the trade me, line with me." JO) that he can tell his boss to (liClate for the American to accept (1w challeng. Is there anything owner take away from his to his funeral?" come "You The implication, and a go jump in the bird bath. ,nd League Most Valuable ra- respect a b o u L F i n le .: baseball concentration Yet tional one, is that Jackson is Jackson was asked. he says it. iIh unabashed erawardtogowithhisWorld asked Jackson, Jackson is the player reps indispensable a nlayer as nancial emoire," replied he remains miini1icent in Series MVII honors.) passiofl. ____ ' --I ! ackso,i _____ ___ _________ _______ BIJFFAIJJ,N.Y.(Ap)—O.J. than Jim Brown posted for the other 1,000 in the next seven." the Chiefs' 15. . __ 1 Tuesday, Oct. 30. 973-3B The Sanford Herald IL - ___ ___ On Record 39 Carries ____ ____ 24TH day of OCTOBER AD. tsi:. ISeal Richard (Dick) Stone Screfar'y of State PublIsh: Oct. 1573 OCU personalized k Class ( us... SALE SPECIAL Baseball YOUR ONESTOP Ring T.#%1.- .j i'! - $5 down I • . . the pants with the famous fit Styled long and lean with a flare for fashion. Rugged, all cotton fabric for lasting comfort. --- being the N OUTER LIMITS -' - Rams at 11 ,I - I' -_ When it looked like the game was going to sudden death, the Jayhawks eliminated the Cowboys frotn the PlaY-Oils as Rocky Jernigan went around left end for sIx yards after two minute warning was given. The extra point (sy failed. Saturday the Bulldogs will play the Jayhawks at 10a.m.' C I,, Orer?or-t, JA'.'ES P PElTER, fc'untnin ard .i?e I (n?n, hit CATtIERIPIE B. PElTER AND wifeandM Leroy Fountainand GENE N STEPHENSON. and any Fountain. his wife, f any of the unknown stockholders; EDMUND above still be living arid if dead. F. PETRIS and LOUISA I. PETRIS. their unknown heirs, devitees, '"t wife; C. C. .0?CS awi Iegatees, grant.es, truStees, GOULD, his cessors and all other parties the withdrawal of such proposal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF rHE GOULD arid theNW'iioftheSE'4,ottheSW Sec. IS, Twp. 71,S, Rng. flE,: run within said period or the failure c,t EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. *ife STEPHEN 1. DANPI and claiming by, through, under or th.enceH.ladrgrees76'41"E 110.19 BIdder' tø enter' into said Contract CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE MARGARET DAP4N hiS site; against any Of the intiv,nJuaIS or COLUMBIJSC. B!ASLEY and A H. corporation n4men above. COUNTY. FLORIDA. tt. toe point in the centes- line of the arid give said Bonds Withsn ten (10) BEASLEY. his wife; 0. 1. STuN after recel-vinu Notice of the No. 15.1124.8 YOU ARE NOTIFIED thai a suit Little We-kiwa River': thinci along and---- STITH,liiswjf; JOHN C. foquletfitlehat benboejgpit the center Iin With tie Ace-pfnce of Bid, that the Bidder DIVISION B in the STOVIII arid STOVIPI, his Circuit Court of Seminole County, In re Adoptien of following courses end distances; N Guarantee as representing darne 47derm4l' W'W9.13 ft.; thence to te Owner on account of lb. TERESA MICHELLE SASSER, w,te, WESLEY J CRAMER and Ftonida.ogalnst youaroeachof you LOSSIE P. CRAMER, his second claiming an estate, tig, title or N 30 degrees w w, n.oa ft.: default 0$ the Bidder in any par- Minor, ttemice N II dflrees W Os" w. 2451 Ilcular Thereof. Bid Bonds and By: BRUCE WAYNE PRESTON, wife and JENNIE P CRAMER, his interest In or lien upon the following fif*t 1e: ESTPtEf cr::;;,,. , ------- ft.; thence N. 61 degrees Si' ao" w. C"4 skill be returned to ut ci.o.*t,i.w' ;:w;:a ii HENRY CHAPMAN. her husband; Siminole County. Flcwlda, withi, seven (7) Days after formil NOTICE OF SUIT 44.16ff.; thence N 70degvees 32' 3)" wit ELIZABETH 1. DANPI and --- PARCEL I Allth.atpartoflp,eSE W.342Sft.,thenceNflOdegrees5p' opening of Bids except those Jf 10. BILLY WAYNE SASSER DAPIN, her husband; LOYD 423 Ellis Street of Die SW '.. leSs the West 303.34 1," W 76.01 ft., thence N. 24 degrees Bidders under consideration for the FOUNTAIN. lisa known as L. W. feet thereof lyIng Ssjth of the Andalusla, Alabama 34430 13' 71" W. 62.1) ft.; the 31 Contract. Succejshjt Bidder shall be YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FOUNTAIN and LIZZIE FOUN- Longwood.Palm Springs Road, atl degrees 34' 4° w. m.i. ft. to a requiredfome.etalloftl,etermsof the contract documents and shaU thai BRUCE WAYNE PRESTON TAIPI. his wife; HARRY .1. lying In Se<tion 3), Township 20 point on the S. boundary t aforesaid, Weatherstield Second further be required to subsiantiatty hal filed a Petition in the Circuit CRAMER arid CRAMER, hit South, Range 30 East, Scmlnoie trnoy your SEMINOLE LAKE BRANTLEY .. ' - I * . .. s sizes BOYS' sixes 5950 Each *6950 Tue Thr Shop SANFORD PLAZA 3 Other Styles From 45.00 The Sports Ti".5.; - Ulstl JAYHAWKS I COWBOYS 0 .ys_4L1...._______ _____________ $57c7: . II I MfTn ____________ rna'ne __________ Q.t (U) M. PevIsOa (44$ ________________ - - _____ StvfTIt. Diese 7, _____ ' — us _____________ _ _______________ _______ -y- 3 - ____ $ i I 'O'tT$. Deeites. *rtb-i1rI 0'v. (49 545.46 p t.7ct4 sI w -- - '-"tfl. S"sIu. teen 7- _______ - CII) t ________________ -_ $ L -- — 30 I -- RncLctkaII ____ jfIW1) PUS. (4-1 C _________ ___________ ___ tlflt. Vsu14as. ____ ________ ___ f•4'46 4143 I t1 Tnnfrht'c _____ trrt blUlthl, t t-. 31-45 471 7W"vienia 4 fM.ttSa 430k - '?üs-rh' -: $$ £ 46* etl-:' III. !rr.tir-rs . ---- —(I). _______ - Loop Meeting __ .,- _________ --._- f444l - III. _______ __________ - ___________ _________ - tWit 4.ae-e ta-a, ii 'ene ue 1.e4 4-a 323 ______________ $ - -. . . ___ - - = UI .i. gee a 1-4) Sd-N It. - $. .-' ._.,. ,. _.,,, .,..,,,a 'U,_ . i.Uvtft5. y ). AKST t. (H. run thence 120.14 It. P4. 19 degree's s,' w. ponton the I Plaza Open Mon.. Thur's. Fri. Til SANFORD P(AZA a. u tra .c, jAhi OUTER LIMITS VIUSIS f C C See Jim or Joe _____ SANFORD PLAZA Florida vs. Auburn Clemson vs. Wake Forest J Ei11 DEO 7ZOt'. L Georgia vs. Tennessee Indiana ________ _______ _____________________________________________ WE ANNOUNCE WV a Ca. _________ urive- in WlflC]OWS STEP OUT OF LINE ______ from square negatives and your to serve you. county! We Are Now ______ SIZE - Read ea, CLOSED '5C Court, Eighteenth JL'(l.cIau Circu,t. mn0ie County, i- 'orida. at the 11), ning ., - (43. the teagu The Sanford Recreation Dp.rt:Tcnt - aL.' arccptir; rtr;itiin (a" ..tl },,,. r.,,l girls basketball. Boys basketball Is divided Into two leagues, nine thriugh 12. arid 13 throut 15 .ove desuiption, Approved to Form. Furfhtf dejrit , es thi Elmer C. Douglas Stenstrom of .tOfselpn,prrtyOntt,eLittleWekiva Stenstrom, Davit P.IVfr. Mdnthth Board of County CO Box 3330, (c.'rm-o'r I State Fi.ir O S.u,t S.,'.'5c-y L. VThtemt. jr Chairman Sanforo. FI'WJdI flfli ATTEST. Attorneys for tise District S. At-thur H Beckwith. Jr., Shooi BOard of Clerk Sem.riole' County. Florida Puttth. Oct. 30. 3973 Publi-eji Oct. 9. 73, 30, 973 DC U 210 oru too . 'Q 0 JOflM an-a Virgni A. itt or urn ipcn tr#. above desCribed Jones. PlS*ift; Edward S R,4 and property, (Ilimed Ly you arid Should Elizabeth A. Rand, tii wife; you tail t dO 50. a d*tault will be Frederic H Rand and .-.--- Rand, entered flOIifl%f YOU Pit *ile, Arnold A Rand and Ann WITNF'ISCIH my hand and of h Di.", t'(ai SC,li Ot th, at Sanford [i'titi,r i4 l,#' - it,,twir' Lounty. Fi'Widd. th I?'?, Rand. Aiøsrvi V FuiIir arwi Mary of 0ctir, efl. A Fuller, hitwile. GeorgeA Barke lSeau an 5telt 1. Berke'. Pu5 wile; .1 L. Clerk of tte' Cir(u,t Court M4vItandMargafefMaullbtwite By JQ Wrt tmtng, ht'ttt'e', Naomi f)ipt,ty Clerk Pejtt Robert 3 RiIte-t, Pier Publish - Oct 18, 73 - t-.-iorn, I. We'iq JCweui NU • '"- From Saturday at 6 P.M. ' ... day ' __ -- I The Remaining Days - 8319993 ':' -, -* . - - From Monday 7 A.M, To Saturday 6 P.M. 322.2611 i Court, -,:; --', - ' .i.$,..# _______ __________ vs. Michlan Ji . this Information for Architect't arid by filing the Originfll thereof Above Still be living arid It dead. du1.i lmRt, reviewIng approval well iqjd-.ar..' wth the Clerk of sa Court on or thet Flower prints I. Soiias ____ detcrmin4 by Arthilect. Bidders minor Child named therein, and COMMUNITY CENIERS COP SW 'SOt liii SE '..,Iying$OVthof the SW 14; run thence 5.19 degrees So' S4'E.633.5-dfl.,toftitNE cornerof wishing tO submit Pecootits for i.unvwuoo raurn sprIngs q, all Sai0NW¼oftMSEkOfthe5Wi.ii; Portable Portltions.andsccetsonies TERESA MICHELLE PRESTON, aufhoriled?odobutlnflslnrlorida; tying in Section 31, TownshIp 20 those arid you are required to teowa, C- L DAPIN and KATE DAPIN, hit South, Range 30 East, Seminole run thence 5, 00 degrees w.v w. equal to or superior t It. alongthe F boundary of said ipictfie-d In the Bidding Documeni4 why the relief petitioned for therein wile, WALTC S. FOUNTAIN and County. Florida, less right of way for NW14 of the SE' of ti.. SW'.. and shalt provide Architect with corn should not be granted by serving a ESTHER FOUNTAIN, hIS wife, roads the W boundary of said WeatP*I'- pretientive evaluation testing COpy of your writlnn defense, If any, LLOYDJ. FOUNTAIN and JACK IC end you eretierrby required to serve silp .InI P.S *,i1 t(* F:'-i.li.n, L- lPre 5 upon Perr L Steward F$'1:,re F0UNTt Ill. h; bp a $ .?ri'J l?yir,j$rr t .ii's,., r çr rttrr written u OU?iAlP: ,ii-i 'teJ 44 IJ - W. 44121?, !if4tOrv Ly Ar Attrn-j lir tr. I'e-t,ti,, 1 East detensc-s fJ1t.Ii Of by your at U .. ______________________________________________ COAUO hi,,i.tl.i w raaa - ....... - Odober, 1973' (Seal) Arthur Beckwith, Jr. Clerk ci tPte Circuit Court fly' Joy Webb Nputy Cierk .,....,,i c...,., 130 East Robinson Street Ortano, FlOrida At AltotVwys for the Petitioner Publish; Ott. 30. t'eov. 6 13, 20, 1973 DEU- "' Ya-P's.li$ c',-c,a C..*...$...âl.4 till 190 ft. f the 1-'"-'° ci-Lsi W ' .e.- p7), _________________________ •- bnw,w4... tUs UI 111L(tki1 birc14 115 Ut I)pV of operation j* g -er.. aj 1; 1746 11.71 446 3 ____________ Ar-wa efl. 1. s- _____ 14j. A4j4 tv - a I O46I (44) 45 _MtI_(44 SANFORD PLAZA - default will be entered against you Other parties ctaiming by, thrtjgr,, Pllintiff'; atforrey. KENNETH M granting said Adoption. and the under or against 6ny of the' iri BEAPIC. of Stephnon aid Be-erie. furlherreliefwvg.tinsaidpetition dividvait or corporatIons named. P0. Drawer One, Cesselberry, WITNESS my hand and Wal of 0e-fCnderift florida, not latet' IPian the 15th day Ip,i Court at Sanford, Seminole NOTICE OF SUIT of Ploven.m.e, 5r tte'.e, m 1445 C Sanford """U Estates, Section Two, as recwd.d in 5- Mr Allan F. KieTh, Chairman Put Book 1$, pages 31 & 73, PublIc Records of Seminole County, IITTESTED BY: florida; run thince H,00degrees 35' 5: Mr. WilIlam P. Layer, 71" E 21 20 ft to the Poffif of 5uperin?erirni Monday NIght's Results A". a-..z persons and Extra Charge! _____________ Air Force vs. Army Any graduating Year No - i- ' meeting Thuraday at 7:30 at the Recreat.ion Department Offie' This rr-r-tj' will der:de what . e-.t,en, (1). a.a4cM (41. ___$*x*-bN* (3). 4 all interested II 4 InyitId __________ _s W_ .. . SiuOerst _________________ __________________ REPAIR WORK — BLUEING— (WY, SELL OR LAYAWAY -- $.4MO'QO Kcntucky PINECREST CENTER '' 208 E. FIRST ST. __ 322.0204 — Ilekie 17.22 & 27th _____________ vs. Tulane _____________________________________ g vs. Syracuse PH s GULF SERVICF 2515 5. FRENCH u$ 322.4924 _____ Texas Tech ____________________________ Race vs. LSU vs. Missistli I ___________________________ Missouri vi, Kansas St. ____________________________________________ ____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ ____________________________________________ �__ :-- _______________________________________________________________________________ rr-_--,. .-..- - ___ Supply ____________ ________________ ___ _ __ Is (corner French&75th) ! ur 7.7p.m. - Longwood Village Hotel z1-10i 6 wiGs - " 960J 22-9 322-9 3 holli phof n ~ . :' II Tire Supply specializes intire3,tune.up5,auto dir conditioners, gas and lubrication Two Mechaiiicsonduty Also Airport Service Station (at the Airport) _N__ INAMATTEROF SECONDS -- - A -_ - • . 1 .v CJ) A I OC e Ph 322 6707 P$OT0GlA.ii, 'PS '.GFAG(VAtR? 0OLEX .- -- BROWN VU1KA1#j 1 OLi.t,F1Ex *" tCA " BUD,Gkt Downtown Sanford YE$, CTati" It - Iraly STIL L MOVIS FOR & OR 16 322-0808 NEED , #"- MOVIE CAMINA (XIIII-01-9m TO 6 P.M. CASSILDIRRY.FLA. HM - -ftwa Ccritro t : = Runt4d_ Rust-PrW 0 ZI your water for *MIRRORS *PAINT — IvItflou%F141f e. .I I Senkarik r _ Glass & Paint Cu., Inc. Ph M 4622 2I0Ma"iaAvje. Sanford JI - iving isirgrip & 1111$ Handle The Whole ball Of Wa X " Feeds 9 Baby Chicks 9 Horse Care Iferns 9 Tac Pet Supplies :Annuals - - - 32,AO'-/029 B.E. LINK Construction Vihlen Road, Sanford - ____ i 'd, I#j - k ;I-Now" . ,% ~ft - _ ri a - .z -t . I - - obrl Benne tt - Buy Direct From Factory New Mattresses - Box Springs An 7 iz Mack T Qrdr F=. .. r"%;="-LM- i - ;iiimrr spF ing Soft - Medium - Orthopedic We Renovate - All Types FREE Pick-up& Delivery- Phone Today I.- I _____ _____ g a ff In -F,_ ,F---complete flora I service I R-Im mr.d.=111 jo Ouut flty Floral 1 . =_ =__2-__i 7%77 - __ . --7-i . lim 122 - - ~11 M. - , ~. I -_ --- - - . -_ i - ;;-_ _ I ~j -I*. . ___ . __ ffi...i. / New -_ - -' = I _________________ - - /) ~.: %_ - = - - "7 /1 - x ___ -- - --- 71 - 1 / , , _% - - __ .- ` _. - - . &I-- 4 - __ W" I — . - -- 1. 4U' 1 -- A ,rj -_ I I. iA - ,_ - - Three Fantast*lc Specials low NOW I -=-~~ ___ -,r - ft , ! - — - , - ___.. I '"' ___ ____ -. l - • -! • 01 k Flon da Hearing ,• jr £ i ( airs 295-6194 OdiLdo _ii - ___ Ph. US-3248 - . ound -z - _ 1 - to got it, pardner we SE IX hardware NOL E 11"Vr4wel-ro 1 I 1(1 I U _ I L. LONGWOOD PLAZA - HWY. 17-92 PH, 323-7990 ' - _838- 5823 - -'r__________ - - eni motE' o ' e C 00 ecial (1 $ p Nursing and Convalescent Residence Nursing Care Since 1964 CRESCENT Uk Ph. 322.6755 . I ''J en an Gadd 3 TONE . BROWN - . . ~ 3DO 13ay Avenue, Sanford, Fla. - - GREEN YELLOW . ANTIQUE " ' . $8" -_ OPEN DAILY I A.M. .3 P.M. FOR HOME OR FARM . . 0. Pesticides - Fertilizers . Bulk S..d Hardware lorthe Farmer Home 11 BROWN EMBOSSED '•....• .~ $8" h.fl3-e630 Sanford .!uoow. First St. 1 (In The Old Kilgore Se ed Store Bldg.) - S.. - • -1 S - ''..c5!\ ,V FINAL CLEARANCE Floor Lamps Table Lamps ~~ 0 Light Fixtures 0 La In ps T%'4iiv , E RIDER -At.#("C) $I,01410A.12771 - -- m= Oviedo .3J'-' - Irl: SI - SIA1*011 PLAZA ASS11SIS11 I I ,i i., , I I ki . ! PP#OPYI ! SHOE-T I -IME . I t'eiection • LARIAT . 8)8 2011 AND N0#74GATI AAC~tofrS c OPEN TI_ . -111I J __________________________ Ph. n2-2350 Masf*r Charge 2400 S. French Ave. 07-?2) Sanford Bank Lay-a-way Americard TURN YOUR HOME I VACATION SPOT -__ TOUGH-DEPENDABLE-STRONG Attachment for vacuuming gross. team, pint newi". an light - - - - We Hold Nr Own In ... Can h4ut, dole, .er.t. an FREE DEMONSTRATION with the proper impIlm"tS, 1 WE NOW HAVE THE I & __~ , I -7 1 j(& WEED EATER Valej's Juniorl TW(S 4 rs n ci t ,a r ~I OU 11 TURN i ,- PH. all-72$2 ___ - Al, V( - 2533 S. Laurel Ave. - a I" JL~ _Ifs~ r, %tAl UkTV i 'Zrn 0,6 ttan. 'rOuSI / %j~_----,.. -- ; (- I'- CUSTOM DESIGNED QUALITY GUNITE CONSTRUCTION r1t U - .. ~ IMMEDIATE STARTING DATE iwi ME . 4 4 0 W. First St. - MW Learn to control the HIDDEN POWER of your sukcnscio-is mind. Put il to work, under your own specl6c suggestionli. Learn to relieve tensions, overcome undesirable habit,, etc., etc. The instructions ary simple and efftctive. Anyone can learn If they will follow directions and practIct the techniques that $ ' - a 831-0526 =.1,j_j11,'U1M11-g"Elgj,l& 322-3170 Alift d0v COURSE SCHEDULED CLASS WILL START ON j%Km IF 1101011111111upw a tj 0 LANDSCAPING Casselberry 074-.) 27 10 Orlando Dr. .__ M 111111 W'ft " Mm OIL 3CLr-n T rNU313 0*11~~ _ 390 LONGWOOD PLAZA AM IIIIIIIII 0 -- TO GOOD PLUMBING AS ADVEkiiSEDON TV .3 NURSERY & 240 South Hwy. 17-92 I better known as NARFE. state President R.O. Hit% and headquartered in waaAqton, other State officers wiU be on D.C., has a membership of hand to assist and answer l&),000 and boasts of 1297 questionS. . - I,i of ftW%#%I:fV% 40% CASSEL 1 ore 0 e Matter Charge laundry bags. j %. MAITLAND 8347272 N Yvonne's Habityllst is of- ne's. Working efficiently and circulation going and give your help too, because they are wig fng them great with the t quality products, a deep, natural shine? spec3auists and sell and service permanentsthlsweekandnext, Yvonne, Jewel If you're feeling a little limp wigs 50 now Is the time to make your about tran- after the long haul of summer beautiful They also offer eyelashe,,....... appoIntment for a Itaury hair sfortnaUons almost instantly. and the prospect of the hectic not the kind that drop off during treatment at low ,low prices. While they're fast, you can be festive season ahead, a corn- dinner Just an hour after you The natural protein per- sure they'll never rush a plete color change or subtle applied them, but beautiful manent, regularly $30, is being treatment, highlighting of your hair can dura-lashes that stay on four to offered at $; the organic give you that psychological six weeks. They are applied placenta permanent is down These gals can give you the boost to see you merrily individually and look comU tudrcut beat from $27.50 to M50; and I.he pro giving, pletely natural-though far to 'JOtW halt type, ace Jape Christmas and the New Year's thicker and more lustrous permanent, VfLmin E and lifestyle. A good, celebrations, r gularly $25, your own.But nobody need ever professional haircut is always these next two weeks. Yvonne offers expert coloring know that! Assist.ing Yvonne are hair- the basis Of easy aW sucrtWul and tilghlightirig services. stylists Jewel and Mabel, both hair grooming. With strings of parfies and Yvonne's is a Redken shop, tLihl)' skilled artists. other exciting functions to stocking finest quality Redken To give your hair a lift after attend during the coming products. It's q good place to Yvonne offers a complete the summer-long battering it's months, there sometimes will visit regularly; it's an range of hair care services, all received from sun and sea, why performed beautifully-and not start your hair care be no time for even a regular especially gool place to visit There a no wailing around treatment with a stimulating wash and set, so why not Invest right now while their great for hours and hours at Yvon- scalp treatment to get the in a wig? Here Yvonne's can special on permanents lasts. i ______ ____ Your Cost $10.00 Route 426 Sales & Equipment OUR H — _ _____ ------- ____ Your luggage will be stretched If you use cim Duda Auto Parts Z. z EVERYTHING FOR I • • 'i~r(illgt,.-,:)Ilir,''--,-!,.,i,il--If(I Abandoned Unwanted Cars Hauled Off £CUIPMENT/ ' ________ , a Sanford -_', Horse & Rider !. . . HaroldandPat Hunzkerith ltor) Lydia, Jake, Gregg, Kathi - Corner 1.4 & Rt. 46 when If comesk . 'If, _____________ -_ 7. - .- 1 see s;lto ll 1110w- _______ SPECIALIZE In Cruises . Public Riding Stables 831-3304 I custom—designed im -'- : N I4 4 COME __ u- Satoh If you have ears, then hear large Hearing Air center sign barras.sed about not being able Ulis: the Florida Hearing Aid outside. It is open from 9 to 5 to hear and gradual.1y rwrithdraw Center has recently been daily, and 9 to 12 on Sturday from GESTETNER established in SemJn1e County Free parking is available in Don't let tji happen to you fc all . for you, whether you have a front and behind the building. Stop by the Florida He Aid fromU hearing problem or not. Hearn and Schwartz offer Center tolay, Everyone should have their free hearing evaluation. They wartz are both iicensej ,n— [2980r90 stuart bearing examined twice ayear, also have a free hearing aid suitants having passed exams say hearing aid specialists cleaning service, no matter to satisfy both the State S i: I George Hearn and 14el Sch- where you bought your hearing Mo.dical profesmon of their I! 11= 20390 = wartz, associates at the Center. aid. competence. __ 1 TbeY can fit, service and eJn actually retired last ____ greatest problems facing en- maintain all makes of hearing IIEARINGAIDS i LI, V. year at th e age of 72, after vironmenlalists today, and is aids. Mt national • . . u' 24 MALL AND causing deafness to increase available at the Center. Hearn approxImately so years in tv = # hearing aid business. But, dramatically, especiafly among 'and Schwartz caM aU INCONSPICUOUS . - _. the younger generation. aid accessories and suhea~ Alth0u&- he has a large famfly .Georgeflearn ma variety o If any reluctance . . Advanced age, disease and ab JOHN SCHLENk out getting hearing (left) and -. __'. A.', accidents are no longer the ordy best advice we can ". ; Your worries are now over. cvJldn't sUM retimment. - - A. . __ give you about travelling causes of deafnem. Excessively N .. - , Mel SchwarU e. 16z~_ ..i- - \1 SO. On Sept. 10 he opened the is to know what you will loud muisic, traffic and in- Ifearn understands your — II7 -_ ._!_ DrOble= as he has worn an aid Florida Hearing Air Center in I I for years. "Ask the man who association with SchwarU, tle \ _ will be staying all in ad. just as damaging. wears one, the> alwa ys say. uyshefeebItistjm&,oie - You can always The Florida Hearing Aid / ___ WeH, Hearn wjH teU you county has an office of this change your mind at the *& Center is I ' ,\ \ ProfeS3ional Building, days is the easiest thing Schwartz has 15 years ex. are In a strange place, it . . W __ Casselberry, on the west side of - . I is always reassuring tc) US. 17-W jut north of the S.It Possible. The Aids come in a Perience in the hearing aid know where to go and ',arlety of styles and sizes, business. He owned and __________________________________________ 436 intersection. You .n'tmlss eet some so small they can paw operated three offices in New the lmv white building with ttw Gas moving ' " (°°' Seeing well in advance ____________________ Encouraged by the results of Chapters, 72 of these being • "La of hearing can turn Florida tinee ye go to work io 0 rw,wfio 1*41 C"froes for -.- a reeent canvass of Federal located in Florida. It is dzvoted too. Try to plan so that I - - - ---. , ,Our trip will not t S4%, lii.irn rhv (iiI Spruce Retirees, thc to the best inkreLs of retirul 1 1F. I. • . __ —.....~ a - . 3tranuous Civii . Service onI y Florida Federation of Cliapters Federal - __ - , __ SIMI&, &AWWO stimulating, Be realistic 0 Ref'swit (Www) about the miles you wish The meeting, under the Retired Federal Employees has OFF 0 *." WIWI4111 mdMMINAMEW to accomplish during a ~ accribmitj scheduled an organizational direction of A.J. Male, District 0 day. And let us help meeting for the purpose of Leader will be held on Friday, --The Riding Mower That ___ __ 322.3478 1~ I Ato!, Va'ISO.--prI~S#f I - , 1 _,~_A . tl / ____ . - -r 'W _. do. d Orlando Ave., Winter Park, Tel 6-4 520'-(Or Open , . __ . ___-9:W-5:30 Mwon.-Fri. L an 0 04 _.:__: i -.. L - ,:1__, llgglgm-z- .~Nw _W .0 $ Rid ,.-. SHADY TRAILS ETHEL BART 232 S. HIGHWAY 17.92 BETTY SMITH CASSELBERRY FLORIDA *JLrLru-u-urn..ru,.-,J-,Ju-Ifu-LnJ-uufu- -: .. ,, I h 323270 ff I NRNITURE ______ . '__-i , 'I Used Furniture 8 _______________ ______ - - . — - 'A _, - I :. ; . 1812N ORLANDOAVE - -__ You will enjoy travelling bet-ter w-hen you enjoy — " CARIBBEAN CRUISES -- WEEKDAY RIDERS1 THREETALENTEDHAIRSTYLISTS OF Orlando, - . V- IVi=wx %-4 iuiyjt z . - or"" - "Pa rp -AINP - --- - . a= - - I --- F,_p~- -1 _. __ __ -- = __ T~# ., p J)fM IDP = __ - __ .; - __ .= %i,__--- __A IN EXTENSION OF EARL JONES) -- -- - Florir,t Cer,tE!r Since 1946 FREE DELIVERY TO SANFORD PKONES94.3791 COLLECT - L. I . - Retirees Ur* To Atten - 1. - COMPLETE SET OF CONTEMPORARY FURNITURE LARGE WHITE CONTURE CHAIR $60.00 MANY ITEMS TO CHME FROM •. vàin.e. HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORF __ - If% 44111~ . i- I - - _w_)~~_-4p,_-___.._, - POW - I, Is F". 9 N. - I, -- -- iu __ ,- (•_ - .-. ) 202 French Ave. 3232650 WE NOW HAVE A . :Tuxedo Call AC 305 k . HaWN e.-- 6 Yuan CASSEIBERRY. FLA 37701 __ - -- I [(.,.I,-. flL\RI (..nLvr 92 320 So. HIGHWAY 17 I ) # '. .I( V.tamrn E Cond*iio&nQ Crem Ways. Reg. uS Now $25 ----.-. PF- I . I j I 40 I r_4Located next to the Plan Thetrt in Sanford Plaza 322-8610 yj5 MGM %A Remodeling - ti - THE WE CATEI TO BANQU REPAIRS ,__ - 0 - C "W W HE N , - I= - q#11 Ai s i0 "Cros" type filings ()RI!) 1'! .__ . . i4_jta . u GOOD L IFE . - c u' afitip GARAGES V I. z REG.VALUE Organic Placenta Conditioning Creme Wave Reg. $2130 N _______ • ______ __ - ____ ' 119945 I CARPORTS - - - - r _. should be planted by now, can cheat a little and buy healthy partly-grown plants at GardenLandif you want home. Nalwral Prolair With Wheat - I - .0 c-- 1 ; T Ijv All in the Ear -- - e SPECIAL FAMILY ROOM * ,. Airport Inn of Sanford Leo Wilder ~ - _.- : . - ____ -. - : .-JUUIII I I It - r 10 Speed Bic l This Month's - - -4i - - _ ___ - -. - - = Nelson's BICYCLES & ACCESSORIES SALES A SERVICE I PH. 931-7377 Hwy. (1 i.fite East 17.92) Cassolberry , 1. I I I - a ---- - e Also 'V . - ;!_A~___---- _-_~- - pJcizs CAMPAGNOLLO SHIFTERS GUM WALL TIRES QUICK RELEASE HUBS .,:-' for Belfer - ,, f I - , - q White Woven, 24 lb. Printed " 16 .0-C.0011 , ' 10 1000 #10 ENVELOPES = 49 1 0 - = this time of year, and bow = best care for them. LAY-AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS By 322-3088 It. Chef ,-.' - — Bianc c1famer, . - - _-_,.. — __ I, . ','r, manaa *WALLPAPER - A THE PRINT SHOP hardn"s from 11 to 5:00 REPAlRS.ALLMAKES.175° ___________ ii " wlV I -1 - -am i f- _ full range of gardening tools wid equipment,, ; A as well as fertilizers and w ..= 7:4. pesticides. It you haven't )et 205 Benson Juncf son Road • Phone 661-4212 = done your fall fertAking of your . ___.__ : = = lawn or bearing citrus trees, it's . ----. _ ---t iIIIIIIIW1IIIIIIII1III11I11I1l1IIlIIIlIIllhIlIIIIIII1l1HHh1iIII1IIlIIIIIII still not too late Check at 24,.. - GardenLand for the right icr. F tilizer for your needs. yc hi Sall sAV*r ow For E,efy Purpose , and beautiful And everybody's favorite-pansies-are in plentiful supply to add charm to ; every prden. .1 . -. 110 Stop by at GardenLand and talk with Harold and Pat _- " n Ilunziker. They wdl help you * - ,- "" selecttheplant'cds,(or (_-i,_ ourwinterflowergarden,and G KENNELS 1O° Fast IrnialiStjoM *GUM . - L ==---- 322-5752 — = = tv,Opoc::n Cam.aDeluxe ART SUPPLIES iDflAMIIIt'• = = - for-a dazzling display. Snapdragons are available In a variety of heigfti from dwarf - ANIMAL HAVEN AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENERS / I =- WE HAVE NEW& MODERN EQUIPMENT & TENDER LOVING CARE ILM FROCISSING ALL TY111 A- SIM" 8-6 Monday-Saturday Catering to suit your needs Phone 834-8776 For Appointment i -,. - -_ - YOUR PET DOES 222 Magnolia - - - ..± _____ " CHICKEN ______ to - Fft G"#ttf and Machine Shop -1 - - - ft*" swrice - NA _______ , (Banque! Room Seats up to 200) FREE HEARING TESTS . __ ii I T "'e - * - . Mon Sat 5:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. All you gardeners who are growii tomatoes, lettuce, celer> years of working in the gardening. Their terrariums, Sunday 5:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. looking forward to bright and cucumbers on your table business, and her advice is hanging flower baskets, and other accessories make winter flower gardens now is this winter. equally sound. While the seeds. Plants and the time to start planting your Even thefouryoung llunziker beautiful gift Items. north ARCARONI SALAD NOW AVAILABLE i petunias, pansies and snap. garden supplies itt Gardenhanci children are expert when it bearing in mind at (ILlS time of r;'r nrc iTav- !h t'ct i i lhc' c rn'.s t o ccd-; anl flicrs. vc3T ...'iII FOOD COOKED IU PFAW'T o;tj FOR PFtOjE AHAU QRDRS PH. 32•9442 GardenUind Garden Supplies service and useful advice given They've been helping out ~ SANFORD Stop by at GardenLand and onWest First StreetinSanford, by the Hunzikers. An GardenLand since ttwi tiii tn 'icken Snack Pack now has boxes of fine, sturdy agricultural graduate of the days! 2 Pieces - FF - Rol S P, H S3 plants ready for planting out in University of Florida, Hunziker GardentAnd is the biggest F_ I I your garden, patio flower ", is well qualifled tu advise on all supplier of quality bulk seed there, get yourself a yardstick V vwi' V'I'W offered free by the Hunzlkers. questions and problems south of Jacksonville. or window boxes, L!! 0(NtC%fH • ng to growing things. His They have an outstanding Then You Can measure just how > Chose from the miny relat varieties of petunias. These are wife. Pat, has gathered a selection of books deal.ing with tall and fast those sup&agons wizard little plants, hardy, gay, wealth of knowledre over the every irnaginb1e aspect of are growing! -j and blooming for months on 1. L4t[ttfJ.o4L4#i end Select one or two con~~ L, FRIED zir Is$ 8- 8 Monday Saturday - ---------- II II FF . GeAFLtX f-0%tY*fLL HAtSFL $IAD 323-6404 Su - .777"!F_ --=-_ -- 1. h0041hol 1419ON MIC*OSC0Ps 31 S9 Hwy. 17.92 irr KONICA r OTOR IT E Mixon Auto Parts • II 107!i lilil~~l~~l. __ , - Allm~_ .-~_ ANEW -_ _k ;11 -- --------------------------- You d `;"~~ , IAa_ . Phone 322-9842 Qiarncrzi iizirautr w - . French Ave 1218 h.L k'iTS — L d arden G GO f1 - WE The Fishing Hole .• uOflS G - .. AOUAE5ç - BANQUETS$I PARTIES OUR SPECIALITY ALWAYS WELCOME a.ssss if Its 'fo Private Patients-VA-Medicaid Out Patient Therapy I Sunday Is Family Day DINNER . . . Holiday Party CATERERS: LEON WALKER & FLO PEMBERTON 24 Hour Nursing Care For 2 I 00 102 30 YOUR RESERVATION FOR THAT I CENTER (YtHIkO :4 - NURSING 1 1 Sanford, Fla - I SERVED SERVED FROM 5:30to9:O0 0 99 E 2nd St - I PH 834 -3828 ___________ I .. k ELURA CASSELSERRY, FLA.32707 - * 11!iq 't 130 SEMINOLE PLAZA ''.''' 150 E Lake Ave ton wood I eloMedm;ndaY I FROM WITH File m6 Tuesday, Oct. 30, 1973-55 Now Is THE TIME TO MAK E Built in 1883 A - r ;__~~iiiiiiiiillll — I ________ The Sanford Herald 1 rhA Tire _ir ____ ____ AB— The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Oct. 30, 1973 _______________________ J -- __ - - BEAUTY SALON .' i IjAKIL11 I i Ili I'm ., ph. 323-17U —J San ord - - - ___________ 323-7560 - �___ J._.. 7 '. -r:,i•' --- '. - -- - - _____ - - "W' -. 6 BThe S&1ford If Herald Want Ad In Is This Pap( r, I Gill Fox PersnaIs I _________ DIAL IACEDWITHADRINKING PRO BL F.M PerhapsAlcohcsAnonymc Can Help Phoneil3l5$7 Wrte P0. t3o 1213 Sanford. FiOqiji Seminole 322-2611 Winter Park- aris 4-Personals 9 ______ _____ __________________________ ___________________________ Yu pick, gren beans. tuthl,ylIøw SQUaSh. $3 bu. picked, *3.50. 0:3) am. Ill sunset. Cain Farmi. 41 West from San ford, to Orange Blvd.. Right On Orange 8Ia ii Ad'vtture' Camp, lett CII Delaware. 323 0560 be'fori0 am., after 7.30 o.m. 'Farm Fresh Rabbi?. any quantity, government Inspected, pOUnd, 3221132. IA_Eating Plices tO-Do It Yoursctf il-Instructions -- Travel& Rcreaflon - PLYING CARPET TOURS. IFC. Alt-tIne tickets. Cruise and Tovrs at official rates 303 Semoran (HWY 1313233. $3-Travel Agencies 1i-Campng.Rerf iS-Action TravelAgencies u Sports _____________________________ --.__ - =--=- Camping - Resorts 14 Rentals Do your camping and canoeing it Camp Seminole. No alcoholic beverage's. 322-4170. ________________________ 9-Rirns for Rent JO-Ape rttnent's Rent tJnfurnih,d Furn ,._ - Rent Unfw-nished . 34-Mobile Homes Rent For Rent 34-Resort P,oper?y for Rent - .17-Busmess PrOPerty For Rent 3k-Wanted to Rent _____________ Real Estate __________ DRIVERS & HELPERS FURNITURE DEL15 iv rt help, p,er experienc, 5i automotive or appliance sales. Western Auto Start 301 W. lit St. 4$-Houses for Sale 17-.Moile Help Wanted at once fr maor f,rnilure company. Permanent help only, in health md must ave valid Fka'd, cttaulteurs Hcecuc& Abr* average pay with wrnrTlmepotsjDi(. Alimaor comny benetits inckdlnp tacatn with pay, hospitalizatIon lincl itte Insurance paid by corn p,3ry Apçly in pers(s, to Mr. Werndll, Sterchi Furniture, )I French Aye.. Sanford. $ome Lot's 35Mobik Male ________ thed 32-Houses . 18 Rent 31-Apar ments Hom 43-Lots and Service Station Attendant, 's parlance necessary. Apply In per. son to Sanford Sunoco ServIce, 1-4 and West U. Sanford. Acreage 44-Farms and Groves 4 S-Rsort Property - Experlencedoniy, prader operators Apply in person to Whiaher Paving, Sanford Airport, Builrig 100. between 7:30 d 0:30 mm. Ph. 3221113. For Sale 4 *-lncome And Investment Property 47-Real Estate Wanted CustodIan wanted. Apply at Enter. wlsa School. 211 MaIn St., En terprise. Merchandise - Wanted-Welders and Welder's Helpir, 373 01 .-.-- ForSale S7-App!iances $4-Garage . Stcrco - Rummage Sales' SS-Boats & Mrip Equtpmenl S6-Camptflg - Workers apply I person t American Wood Products. 1297 Cttart,i St. LongwoCIf, Fla. Si-Household Goods 5)-TV Radio - .--, • -,.... , w Equipment lGOER$EIiOrienced in bu:itup rooflng. Alto - ROOFERS HELPERS. Good wages, aptly In person to 88.0 Roing Corn pany, 131 Saminola 8la., Casefb.rr,. ________________________ Used car mechanic, excellent pay and working conditions. Working 04 all domestic and import cars. Apply In person, Ja('it vT5. Bill 8.ak'r Volkiwagen, .1719 s. 17 92 5-SporIs Equipment SC-Musical Merchandte Equipment And Supplies 60Offtce - ________ 6t-BuiIding ?Qteri.als si-Equipment 65-Pets end for Supplies I 62-Livestock and Poultry - *i iiIE::=;j U-Wanttd to Buy Coins STORE RESTAURANT PERSONNEL 71-Antiques _______________________ Wanted: RNs arid LPNs. Apply in person, Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center, 950 f.teltonville Ave Sanford _______________________________ • Acc-untart$ Boo4.keep.r. *300 up, depending on experience. An. derson Employment Service. $30 0166. LADIES THIS iS DIRECTED TO THOSE LADIES WHO WOULD LIKE TO SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME WITH PART TIME WORK. 4 HOURS A DAY, 3 DAYS A WEEK. $1. PER HOUR WITH LARGE NATIONAL COMPANY COP-iDUCIstIc, SURVEY IN SEMiNOLE COUNTY. FULL lIME WORK ALSO TO THOSE WHO QUALIFY. MUST HAVE PLEASANT VOICE. FILL IN COUPON BELOW,ANO MAIL TO MAPIAGEF: P0. BOX 1447, ORMOND BEA(H, FLA.. 32074 tiii -Auto Repairs. Idr1 Rg..Auto1 for . -- . s... a. flu. The' day ii 95C. to ate the bi'wtit* We r*.d guot reran shift, f041,mie'. part t1m, and *I*I oywTh,*. If you heve r rip, u.siJ ?ra,n yn it I 1-.... .,j Sae Apply In P*rs, "I Attamonte Springs SanfOrd H,ratd on Wednrdiy wil '.'' i:'r ii Monday IP*IS • add,teonal I7,97 homes in the are; AdvCrhrs $hOvfd inclUd# this an OfttQtiO@ the',r earned tri.an Store i:it-riw IiQur rAMILY bARQ1IP4 145W$ I $#4 *,4$ I rate. *SI Tomorrow. Prsoril Office - •fl •It* Money Biniufits LII aeveffsng appe-in4 ffi f I Unfurnished Two bedroomi, 1 bath, wall to waR carp.'ing, drape's, central heat air. Fully equipped kltthen with dIshwasher. Call p,. Weattierby 3234657. Leader, has 1 opening in their Seminole County (Longwood. S.yeford Branch) office You'll be supported by extensive ad v.rtislng, and managerial assistance. Experience In real estate not essential, ticens' necessary. Call Larry Saxon, R,!ALTOR, District Sales Manager, 1)05500. bedroom house', adults, no pets. $ISOmo. plussecurity deposit. Pit 32616 - 2 Bedroom furnished house for rent. $123________________________ per month. Call 323 5200. 34 _________________________ MobIle Homes Rent Franklin Arms KULP REALTY' Realtor 407W 1st St __________________________________________ r.....,a SiSal 'Vi's bfin 0D7!4 ethers. $ft tact 5PM i'/!. .J iUkNS to Friday INTLDE1LCT1VE AfhCy 2.4 $7 T7Qvsenj Blvd ,ci 54i45, LI 1(1 tan aAe, ara-ca a.'* 513 n Lc.eal Oouat$e, rM t I an equal QppGttUMty expleyet Businhil nOw grossIng $40 per week. F,r.btrnt fXu'tl'i! l 'b iii ,'i' *'- ...... ,; sales program, !.'", - ' . ' INTERESTED? Call 3fl.2611 He'tp wanted, mal, or female. fxperlence necessary, Fiberglass Iaminatls in profit sharing ,,.... Gr Stjllafl.9 wig. Many job advantages, Contact Starline (nferprii,e Inc. Building $31, Sanford Airport, $ am, ID 1:30 pm 3730111. GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1503W. 75th Sf. I bedrooms, 2 baths, carpetIng & drapes Pool. Kitchen equipped. 3 children accepted. Call 322•20. Apartments Rent Fernished Two bedroom duplex furnished apartment. .1720 Orlando Drive, Sanford. -. - nice quiet neIghborhood. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, eat.in kitchen, MAN room, COUNTRY HOME Flveacresfenced,ab.ciroom, 2battt home, barn, garage. $36,$ with terms. Call REALTOR 12 BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONi PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2545 Park Drive., 3fl 214) 2 bedroom furnithed apartment, Adults only $150 ma. Utilities furnished. Call 373 0110. ___ WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. lIt. SI. SAN MO PARKS, 1.2.3 Bedroom Tratiers 8 Ap$s 2 Adult parks, 7 iar.ily parks 3515- HPv, 17 t? S.tntOrd.)23 I)0. Oay, WI. , 7/ 10 acre I acres In grove. High & dry (.rneva, ca'f Stoic c,i NOTICE Registered Brokr t.oeiy 3 bedroom, 1", bath, Ft-IA. low down, or assume and move right In. Holland Realty, Bi aker Owner. 321 7025 eves. 37)6460 - 322.2420 tn,00- ' 0 VA-.Nothing Down AnytIme 3 bedroom. l or two baths, all brkk. From sij,iw. flri Street to Locust, turn left to 14th St rIght on Valencia Court North, Model open 1 6 p.m. daily, ilte pine 373-7010 , AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. I)) 8300 I Did club or $3 per week? This an Ideal way to form the public of your club ac.tivltles. Succeed!" _________________________ __________________________ Father Richard J. Lyons ' Elmer Bakafla, Inc. PCI organization only "We Don't Stop Till We you knowlh.at your can appear in this listing esch week for i - Lt J _____________ Realtors BRAND NAME $ COUNCIL 5337 Business Meeting [ZIG ZAGS ____________________ 7.3) P.M Stemper Agency - ,' - Tisda y BINGO EVERY Thursday 7:30 P.M CENTER - , JOHNNY WALKER REALTY Lifestyles SANFORD CLOSE IN BEST VALUE. ir' LEGION POST 33 - * Caiartkn, Real PCI4. Ou,0e Ta Outs. Ltv, Convenient and charming, just completing 4 new 3 bedrooni homes with garage, air and carpeting, Located on a quiet troet with lake breeze's. Walk to Shopping and schools. Low down payment. Only $22,500 to $21,750. Hwy l792IMile South ot Sanford Piihjisheij Erry SLI,ftIav MEETINGS $ P.M -2nd and 4111 Thursday Each Month In Every Mon & Tue's Early Birdat 7:13PM ReguIaratlISP M $311727 ( 'inr !atio Privacy H (.11ties f ThERE IS A BETTER WAY TO LIVE - ' ' LuxAr j uflhi(JUsCs Close in. Adults $75 me Cut 332 6761 A. - ti0 - Houses Rent PrivacyJr . tional Homes I IaI..r.ii.kA J!IVU 2 Bedroom home and 3 bedroom home. unfurniihed, $150 each. Lc.Tn C.,1t. 337 s:c by security and serenity different e*toriors Pro', cT Scott i.bs.iI I is ii your Club Or organization would BtFr like to be includefi in Ihis listing call: maximum 0425 yet7rl with this plan. Interest rate it $ - pd ç;.t. Ona90pcttnor7ipc, onnnOO loan from Busin Meeting Daily (closed Wed.) BIngo. Thursday. 2000 financing plan is available to new home buyers ml Sanora. Mortgage tprrn are lImited to a 3% LOCH ARBOR-Spacious new 3 bedroom,2b.athwithfamilyrocrn, two car garage, carpeted. central heat and air, financing arranged ____________-- _t -- __________________________ - - - MOTHER-IN-LAW SPECIAL Large 3 bdrnom home plus Small rented cottage, on tree covered lot Nice area, close to everYthing 121,150, with qood terms. Call George WIllii, Assoc. fl • I I_ -or 830-5500 Longwood Realtors BIkes, Bikes, Bikes MISC SALE: Reese Trailer Hit ches,onlorTcavola Land Cruiser, one for late model GM cars. Surfboard racks, Scout tent, Beds, Chain, Table, Clothes, Dishes, Lamp), Sweepers, Dresser, Books, Movie Outfit, Swing set. Baby Items, and many Other items. Some like new. Doyle Rd in Osteen 99, Oct 24th flit-u Nov 1 '.'i' 1 and 1 TIIF t'ANFORD I L f AID r i'sg CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 3222611 - 32461O . -- - Two Color lvi and Stereos; also 1936 Chrysler Imperial. 32)0700 alter S lwp color TVs, also 1954 Chmtsler Imperial. Call after 5. 3230701 STRETCH STITCH SEWING MACHINES (I) nationally adver tise'd brand has all the newest 5t.4. Mart wanted to take dow garage in Orlando for good lumbar, Call 041 - * PUBLIC PUCT!ON * A.A.A. AUCTION * elastic and stretch stitches, famous front loading bobbins, built in button hole, blind hem and decorti stit You will over 5230 (Xl Il.. iop of U.o in4 model. Easy payments available, United Freight Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave Orlando, Mon. Fri. 9 to9, Sat. toS. 64 Household Goods __________- WILSON MAlE K FURNITURE buy sell trade 311315E. Fir'st St., 323.5632 Ac'c7lIIar flAV11lTt ?iOumL 7i1Cfll) ______ _________ - I 'I - ............ ---- ;7 - ----- - - l72 Honda 35-0 CL, lie ne-a. 1800 1mm, 377 2382_ -______ Pets and SupplIes 1967 Yamaha 11.5. runsgood. $230. Ph, 323 6229. -- 79 Grooming-Poodle's. Terriers. All r-r t'e4 !lr or toy with every grooming. 372.1971. Trucks and Trailers IkU ANDCAMPER? 3q11 Contained. PiOt1fi'J 'Jiiv take over Call dealer 323-6230. ___________________________ '' DOG HOUSES New, large&small 2003AdamsAve. 'IN ZAYRI PLAZASIIIIRN 11*1k utfh FREE part Persian kittens, Ph. 372. 7269. '1 I SOFA BED 8 German Short haired puppies. Registered litter. I wks old. Ph. 2959342. _____________________________ Matching Chair Opens to sleep 88J - 67 - A On deluxe Necchl zig zag. 3 needle poSiti, built In buttonhole maker with designs Pay 530 50 or 6 payments of $7 per month. See it 56nfo Sewing Center. 307 E. First St.. Downtown. Feed JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct from boxcar at wholesale prices J011y Charlie guarantees in writing loweit prIces In Fla, Gormly's, E. £6 past Beardall at PR track's. - L4!.JUlPMtNt BOOTS Western Wear. Save at the Old Cc'nalWesternthop,1797,irniIe S at DeBary. SOFAAND CHAIR CLOSEOUT Ill iets with solid hardwood frames, complete set lust $99.50. Cash or termi. (First come, first served) on selectit of fabrIcs, vinyli and colors. United Freight Sale's. 5O S Orange Abe., Orando * Sanford Auction * !)UBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TVs, Miscetlanec'us, New and used furniture and apollances. Piu special sales (watch ads). AuctIoneering Service, 52 Appliances 68 - Wanled to Buy _______________ - RECONDITIONED Refrigerators, Washers and Dryert. WARRANTY. Free Delivery, WHITESIDE APPLIANcES. 6.44 1141 . - Freezers to choos' Irom Dch.' Appliance Sales 8. Service, 261? French Ave., Sanford, 322 7656 PRE WASHER, service. used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES. 32) CASH 322 4117 For used furniture, appliances, tools etc. Buy I or 1001 items Larry's AtarI. 715 Sanford Ave - - - - A Air Conditioning ____________________ 69 - B8.DAIR CONDITIONING andheatingsenrice Ph.$30 9217 $30 no Stamps-Coins _________________ -- _____- To buy and sell gold or silver coins. contact us first. We also buy bulk slyer coins. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109 W lst 323 1352 Central Air ConditionIng. For It-co estimatt, call Carl Harris, at SEARS ii Sanford 372)77) Aluminum _______________ COMPLETE AUCTION SERViCE r..a ,-,_ JSUUVIU, na. ....,.. ,,__,.. 'JF -- Directory of Experts ___________________________ Cash buyer for used articles. him niluce, etc HWY ANTIQUES. - ____________________________ Gas dryer, Hamilton, likenew$100. Call atte'r 3,031 7)39. _________ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition -44 $126, Winter Park Patio Covers. canc-o'ts, screened porches, pool enclosures & repaIrs. 25 pct. off req. price. 373 0.455 ' _ ............. Appliances A&RAPPLIANCE REPAIR All makes serv Ice Ph. 0300730 Hiqan Insulation, SANFORD blEATING 0. AIR CON DITIONING 2609 Sanford Aye, 372 6390 aeuty Care 'OW[R'S BEAUTY SALON ilormenly 14,'.rrett'S Beauty No i SIQF F'.n,' 37? 5-7:? Earn Your Own Money By Delivering A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week NO SUNDAY DELIVERY DELTONA - - Heating r" oog training In your home, All Breed Dog Training Academy. Call for free evalu,7'tion $31.737Q -_________ Pool Table taking .,p too much room? AClasslfied*dwillfind it buyer. OIL HEATER CLEAP-il NO CALL RALPH 37) 535-4 Grooming Profess,,aI witit love C a.m 6 p.m. Animal Haye, i,rcm, ng 501 &b.irdng 337 SJS? _________ 322-2611 AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR APPOINTMENTS - " Home Improvements Plumbuig 0 B. RUCKER PLUMBING. Inc Rep.ar's. Remodeing, hot water limits, bath additions, dependable service, Free estimates, 37) 18(0 DRYWALL-SPRAYING & PAINTING Pn 377 1335 -- - Carpentry, Remodeling, Additiøni, Custom Work Free Estimate. 33 0099 - - Custom made screen rooms, car I-rts Top workmanship and materials LEACH ALUMINUM ABRICATION, 373 44s7S Pressure Cleaning _________________ G.e your home a bath. Remc,ve mildew, protect paint Pret'sure clean walls, patos, roofs, free est. Impac Spra Klean 3220397 eve New thinglti tacked on cy square w,th an, or by hand. Liensed 8 insured 323 1.333. Vacuum Cleaners - KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER Only authorized ¶ilrs & Service n S.'rfOrd. Open 9 5-. Mon Fri . 551 1 107W. 77th St. Ph 1238)30. FREE Home Demonslnation Gutter's 8. Down Spouts ,cr..:.. • PAUL SLATER Prof essuonat Wallpaper Hanger I.. cers."-t I.?,.. t,,i ('nrn!r.rc ii I itvL.' "i'c In 122841) ,-, Land Waring - ' _______________ Lawn Service WELLSDRILLEO PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEp,t All type's and S '.'i" fc0.)sr and ."r, l'IEMACPij,L & SUPPLY CO t-''" I u 'hi It's Fix up Time, Hir, an experl repairman from today's classified ads! ' Well DriThrn LI DICK JOYCE WELL DRlLLlp, ahd larger, pumps, sprinklers Water COoditioner, 377 1610 8 Grtfs Land Clear,nj Eacavatng & Grading. 't'1 73 1191 or 372 6243, day or nite 1'- - na IAS U nuuper nangin BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small .lc't', •5-'anto.d .)n ''''1 - cIl Sbi'flCfhng' A Sm,il r,CSiuic'nt (lasSlied Ad will t' ; to RoofenglSheetMetal ""cc (..ird n 7. _________ q 4a,e your heater servcc'd lotwinier Call Geneva Meg. & Ar. Cond. Service 32) 5434. u- . Eat aeasonAble.A,t,r Sit: Lawn Cle'an Up, and Light Hauling Tremblay, CALL _________________ ________________ ....j COOIIURN FENCE CO Pt-I 3t I or Builders, Sub coniractors Ionlpletc IlcxiSe Plans hid Shop I)' "wings I asi, de'pendablr cor)m,(il Call Victor 365 37i3 -- - - 'IIi .ONCRETE PATIOS Drafting - Let one of our friendly ad visors help you word your classified ad. Call 322 7ftl or 1)19993. Concrete SERVICES UIILIMIT 10 H AllOY MA 14 REASONABLE PRICES. CALL 372 3951 ____ MOWING. EDGING 8. TRIM.MlPfG CALL 372 l3ot EN S StOWING SEF'.'I([ -'.crei - e. Lu's ,srij LinIree C%'urn,'l. call 37) cotS Pet Care SENKARIKGLASS&PAINTCO ,In "-V.,'.,LA A... 322 4622 PantIng-interior & exterior. repair's, roofs painted, free itone'it experienced estImates, 3730704 sACKSOII'S CERAMICS. supphes. kin dealer, lOS Closed Ttursdsy 8 Sunday. 3727971 - Glass-Mirrors BUL',.DOZER WORK Clearing lots our cpe'.clat,y 222 12)) after 3 p m. --u- Ceramics _______________________ WHOA.Dont throw awayuse.ful edle items. Sell them quickly with a Herald Want Ad by calling 371 2611, and ASking for a fr.erid?y '.(j,5or l4o5e painting, by hour or by contract, 322 1053. - Shrubs, trimmed& shaped. Flower beds Cleaned & edged to per Specialist. MowIng by fect request only. Free estImate. 32) - South Seminole TV Service, new & used TV5. Hwy. £34, Altamonte cjng, Ph *31 992) - You Serve Lawn Servle BuUdoiing - - ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFO(D LONGW000 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS CASSEL BERRY - H & A CERAMICS Celery Ave '),l(lfC4ut 3?) 05-SI AGE 12 OR OVER Repair Fill line GE Applitnes Sanford Elect,'- Company 25-72 Park Drive, 322 l5 Attic Insulations Ready To Electronfc Equipment .s,si If BOYS AND GIRLS AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT P,'.'I'(.' ritcrm,i!.:.n tP1ty h htasned Iua-rn the Waqi' Huur office at Rm 309, Or larefn fref (It 77 W I Reauty Dr. P 0 Box 8074 A. Orlu.3do, FIa 32104. ti'lephune 711.447) 1944 MG, Call 377.332c.J After Sp m Junk Cars Removed Ohshundt.AICm,nijture,"j & tan, also red, sire? lbs. wor me5. Shots. $63 Animal Haven Grooming 1. Boarding Kennels - not knowingly accept HELP WANTED ADS that inlicate .1 pretercnce based on age from em players covered by the '7$ Flat $50 Spi'er, cony, wire hubs Radio, excellent coni.tiQn. 373 6153 Motorcycf ___________________________ - - This NEWSPAPER does '77 Ford GranTorino Sport. One owner, low miles, ma,,y extras. $7730. Call 3734000 aSk for Bruce Eller. Abandoned, un*anted, iunk cars FIAU(iI awsv. Yeller (hC? Ifl LUdnQO os4 ,t1tiiti _____________________________ ----- _____________________ , 1965 Chevrolet Impala, 2 door hardtop, automatic VI. $350 322 or 373 478). ak fcr Crtnrl - '. .. JACK R. McCLURE your own pnicC ran'. ccli you a mobile riome Ttiu week's special I7v40, furnIshed. n.trpet, shutters, only 14995 Place itomes North, Hwy I? 97 at Lake athryn Estates, 7 ml North of Hay 436 $34 2370 '6ôflulck Ranch Wagon, all powr, good transportation, Must See. 6451)04 •fter 6. 7642 Brookside Ce, Maltlarcd. ____________________________ --- 410 RatIo gear for Chryiler product, brand new poal traction rear unit. $125. 373-7997 after 6. CO RB EU 't -- - '. 1109 Sanford Avenue Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only II per day. CARROLL'S FIIPPIIT1IDF _____________________________ 65 1961 jeep station wagon. excellent conditon. Good tirei Ph. 3flS75i. JEEP ,'/t'GU'lI I' 1 N. etown, take over. Call credit manaar'r. '1736230. r I7voItAutcDatter,ej$)1 REELS BODY SHOP KULP DECORATORS b(• Home flank kepossessions 1.5- to cioose from 03) fl73 Dealer ______ PartsAccessories . - , LOrcg*OOd JUSTRECElVEDSdeIuxesolidstate nationally advertised stereo con. soles In beautiful hand rubbed finiih. World renowned BSR turn tables and Ispeaker audio systems $9t95 each. Also corn ponent sets ave liable from $79.95 Cash or terms. United Freight Sales. 3530 S. Oranp. Ave., Or. lando. Mo....Fv,. 9 toY, sat. 9ft S. - Fauinmpnt far Paint -. - ' Si 190N.Hwy.17.92 - KACTUS KORRAL, 2150 Sanford Ave. Next to Horse & Rider. Cactus, POttery 8 special plants! Orlando. - ------------ A i ri aAUIO rsepair . Lawn_____________ and Garden - 1962 T. Bird good condition. Can be' seen at 231$ S Frencn. $493. CHEVROLET SUPER SPORT 4 speed Nothing down, take' over Call dealer 3736230. ________________________ •_,.. lent an. compee,. amnprg equipment, boat and motor and cther itemS Ph 119 , BuildingMaterials 62 ______ _________________________- ________ •_I_.-. r,i,rII Sates, 3550 S. Orange Ave., Miscellaneous For Sale ---. - New Lumber ForSalc ReasOnible __________________________ BEDROOM SETS Brand new Spanish and Mediterranean sets with Intricate Spanish designs. heavy cast handles and hand rubbed finish, I piece set Include's dresser, mirror, chest and bed, $99 , --'---------- ' MAITLANDFLEAMAPT 1541 Hwy 1797Op,nSat&Sn 0302920 -- For the best buy in American Motors, and Jeep vehicles. see. DON BALES Sanford Motor Company French Ave., 337 Jt? . . -4 $ ' ' '6OVWlikenew 30mpg, Ph 373509.4 One 1977 mn home two I??) mini. homes. Save plenty on th$e specials. See them now. New World Travel, uwy. I? 92, Longwood, 0349124. P.'ike room for daddy Have a in r sale with a IOw.ost b1"Iied ad' ' Autos for Sale l TV-Radio-Stereo GREGORY MOI3ILE HOML.S 50FrenchAve, 3103Orlando0r. 3 soo 372 55-ui - " _______________________ - ,i apartments, in wooct frase 516.500 Terms available. Call 79.13 attcr DEMONSTRATOR All siei, and models, 10 speei1,. S Speeds, and StanThrd bikes nba available at Fireibone Store, Call 372 0744. Firewood for sale by the ',cord or cord. 1309959 after 5p.m. Income Investment Property Travet t raiters '' e 61 Rooerts & i.iiiman SO Campers 15 "' I ' SANFORD Inc. - ----------------- i. fli SB II OV1I? 1964 Mercury, good CDndI$ Ion, 21,000 actual miles. 1500. 1969 Chrysler Imperial LeBaron, all power. excellent shape. *1693. 323 91 after 6 - ' La' u PreCPvlstmasSale: Side by side 21 Campers cu. ft. Whirlpool Refrigerator. 15 Freezer, was $619. now $679. Big Travel Trailers IMMACULATE_Older frame home Buy, sell. consgn, appraise, or savngs on Dishwashers, Ranges, 3 bedrooms, family room, living special sales out of anything of Washer's, Dryers. Geneva Htg, & I. 13 Scotty camper trailer. 1. is' room with fireplace', two car Scottyull or trade for boat. Ph. value. Hwy. 17 92 (behInd Win Air Cond. Serv.authonized 372.1449. garage, ('ICd'IICI'lt nc ghborhood, chester Mobile Homei.) Whirlpool Sales 8 Service. 3096 iil,1.n II 9.5-00 ISflUU ijr., tantoro. 1151 DI0. .UJ a,jr 1972 JayKing Camper, steeps I. so Of Airport Blvd. 323 5434 screened porcti, with awnings, THREE BEDROOM 2 bath home. SINGER SEWING MACHINES, 1973 zIg zag models, some still In wardrobe, electric 8 gas beautf':t shaded corner location, refrigerator, $300 down and cartons. No attachments needed in an established neighborhood. 53 for buttonholei, blind stitch, fancy assume payments. 373 1761 after Large u'ooms, excellent condition, I patterns. etc. 139.95 cash or 'ti-ms. TELEVISION SETS $23 UP ST. JOHN'S United Freight Sales, 3330 S MILLERS Orange Ave., Orlando, Mon Fri., REALTY CO. 2619 0, lando DrIve', 372 0332 9 to Sat. 9 to S. Req Brokers Sanfoi'd. Ph GOOD USED FURNITURE AT 55 Boats&M.arinc BARGAIN PRiCES 2 Pc. Sec Dayi 322-6)?) Equipment tonal with 7 new end tables and NightS 322.5.424, 337 2352 cocktail tables, lamp $99 corn C A. Whiddon, Sr., Broker New 1973, 16 ft. tn hull, 2 left. p1st.. Beds complete from $30 THIS WEEK AT Ill N. Park, Sanford clearance 73 prIces. Can be seen in UNITED FREIGHT SALES 337 5991 Sanford. 9011771031. 7 SpanIsh, Mediterranean. .109W 1st St Sanford II All fiberglass houseboat, 40 HP French Provincial bedroom 322 2335 Evinrude, $1500, 323 104* after 57 CS and up Sofas. 3 style's to 430. aleecne from, $0995 to 515-99% SE WING MACHINES (I) brand "en REAL ESTATE. Hjmt brand vacuums, 5.49 CS, with fhl factory guarantee, ri REALTOR 59') 95 Nra' '73 Singers. 53995 ROBSON MARINE tionally advertid brand 10 be MI 1791, OeBary 641 460! each 2Ol7Hwy 1797 Sold for $49.95 cash or terms STEREO SPECIAL '127 S'?.,l Inspect at Ut ted Freight Sales. 200 .a,t. AX0000 Garrard (em 3.5-SO S. Orange Ave., Orlando, pnent set. reQ $449, now only Mon..Fri. 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to S. Registered Broker 120 Also available' speakers, 323N70 hadphone's and Garrarci turn I abi es IN ZLYNE PLAZA StuN PARK glass front, $75; three I it. I HI 4771 Mobile Homes Ove'rhead garage doors arid at I Warehouse Outlet located 300 Hew St la(hig'tg parts, $70 Ca.; 3$ lip. 35)4 5. Orange Ave. MATTRESS Ne ha',t a NEW 1972 demo 12 x 60 Evinrudeoulboardmotor,sptortor Orlando (between Held,., & IIoi Sprine's going at en unheard ci price' Mict.igari). Hours bong shank, electric start, 1)50 I C M.n..Frl. _________ 28 Complete lit Come see it at Sat. '1.1 5 Ph 322 1Q50 between 1 6 p m - lMtthe,v 2nd Monday -2000 Club Hours-loam, P' 2 Bedroom, large fenced yard, $135 ma. Avil*bt immedIately. Ph. 323-171), ) ASSN OI5-he'ià'ir, Patio homes are surroun(JecJ by a permanent stuc:o.on.corJete block garden wall. The master bedroom, living & dining rooms hav sliding glass doors opening onto your courtyard for privacy, J. RraI1eyhsrn fireplaces, NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath oncrete block home's. central heat and air. nearing completion, Good financing arranged. FLEET RESERVE dISPOSal, range, remote Control garage doors, jj,x.riaaLt • , Tradi havt' BY OWNER-Hew Klngsberry 3 bedroom, 2 bath Central heat en air. Range. dishwasher, disposal, fully carI'.eted. Lot 161 x 4.5'. VA and Con-intionai financing. Ph. fl 46417. I bedroom, fr'nt kItchen, 1? x ar, 57930. Call 373099 between 9 3 bedrooms, 2 biith, double gerage, cntr.iI heM & aIr. wall to w3t1 carr' me tt?a?, Autos for Sale o 1964 Dodge Dart. automatIc, radio. heater, excellent tires Just SHELLEY USED CARS. 70) French Ave., 3737940, _____ ___________ I BINGO The ifef-aiff CLIFF JORDAN EALTOR AMER ICAN Road 377 ots1. After 5, 377 7111 - Lots and Acreage 13 "44 'JV 11N ZAYa$ #t.AZA SFIs PARK 137-4773 I I ' 'rn Pn,k . .... 034 7 T.. Roberts & Gilman ITP,lt4Q C P[A( TOP ORL, .51 MULTiPLE LISTING SERVICE 37? 1991 1919$. F.entt Eve Sunday. 317 7371 or 377 1.% - _______ 3 Bedrooms, I' -, baths, like new Large lot. Sale price 57.000 cash, assume $13,600 mtg Monthly payments, $156.93 in (bodeS everything Call Ms Cross 12) 4870 CARRIAGE HILL BIG I BEDROOM Family room, panelled beam ceiling, itnq wall Formal dining and living room. Extra large eat In kitchen, His and her closet In master bedroom. plus dressing area. Priced in upper 30's. WOODLANDS _____ _____________ J -__________ __________ E.ery Friday night 7:30 p.m. If you have things to sell or consIgn, call Stan Vermillion at 031 7020. JACK R. MCCLURE - '1'StopUm! 3W. Firsi 3234041or323 0317 Rooms HOMES and APTS. br rent From $100 'no. Call 473 7861. HOME RENTALS-b oktf-.--C bC. t_'j I acres very near I 4 361' front on Slate Road 46. )7i.U70 - DIBARY. Iova'*v Ian',. air, adults. 8614426 or 377 *051 3? I :EFRONT 7 tir1ri'm ... lorida room. I bath Ituib huSC and dock, garage, $37,$po 031 0727 - "Sanford's Sales Leader" YourMultipleLlstinoAgency Local and National MLS REALTORS 236$ Park Dr Nearly new 3. bedroom, 2 bath home. Panelled family room. Cheerful screened pati overloox. ing wooded lot, for FlorIda living *titS best. Priced right at Call Joan Carter, Ait',c, and family room. If you're tired of looking, you should see' this. $32,500. Owner will carry rnor. tgage. ' I LONG WOOD Houses for Sale Furnished one bedroom duplex, adults, no pets. 322 31)0 after 1 ExperIenced Wutood cook. Appty in person 3225141 5u'(.Ii' r Is acre ranchette. 3 bedroom, 2'. bath, double car garage. Many elras. Owner will lake 2nd rne.tIg.g,. &L..w CLIFF JORDAN , Wanted 1314911 . ,• - PRETTY CORNER LOT GOES WITH THIS exceptional home in SANFORD New 2 and 3 bedroom to'wnhouse's, West ?5U St at Holiy Aye. Rent starts 81 $275. 322 044) or 317.01.90 '.''- Owner transferred, make offer this establiShed 3 bedroom, carpeted and air conditioned home, paneled family room and quiet fenced yard. Many extras 1,o - This home needs yout Three bedoms, Family payment, $1950 and 1120 a month Shop or office In the' beautiful Lak.eview Plaza. heat, air, lanitor. 1,310 ft. or 773 ft. Ready for YOU. NEIl Reasonable. 373 0041. 71 Hour Sen vcr Call3fl 714$ FLORIDA AVE. SANFORD, FLA. i run BARGAIN HUNTER • HIGHLAND PARK-Exclusive Vu,.., A UIIV VI Ui SF VS I nicest hornet on three large lots with huge 20' x IC' pool. Has 3 bedrooms. 3 baths, climate con Hal, twin carport, equipped kit. chen and oes of extras. 153,000 If you're looking for a tme in this range dont buy anything Until you've seen this onel H. UNSWORTH REALTY For Rent - 1120 - Arr iit(Iu4,x i abs 't Haven and Mollet Lake r:::,, LAKE MARY AREA AVALON APARTMEnTS ADU_TS NO PETS t14W.70d St. GENEVA !~,'j tt IDYLLWILDE - FIRST TIME ADVERTISED - Two year old spIt 3 bedroom. 7 bath with nice Florida room, dining combination. Climate control, kitchen equipped except for refrIgerator. carpet!ng and many extras. *35.300 Ex ceu,nt condition. On large Id about 100'x 30$'. RI4' Callbart Real Estate PH. 323- 6650 iN '3rt' fl NO DOWN PAYMENT . A VA I LA B. F it ' - TAFFER REALTY ii 1 & 7 h'enroom units CentrdI test 8 air Pool Clubhouse Laundry 9'iag carpets drape's Pri vale patio or balcony Fully equipped kitchen __________ 322-5641 - 7i.oruon, furnished. $130 ma, " deposit, Adults only, no children or pets. Call 3235156, IIG.i E. 25th St . Sanford 2 Bedroom mobile home available 377419) Oct ,2land2bidroomcoflage. .•o alcoholic beverages, no pets. Camp Sm nolc, 372 4470 -_________________________ Young man would like anrI' r INTFfT you gmbntosharerentofftaI,tIf 'OU earn tctwn sago and Utilities and linens \Jrnhthed 337 510.000 annuaily, and have good 9046 credit, you may qualify for a 3 q bedroom home In a rural c.rea 37 Business Property APARTM ENTS - 817 W. 1st St. FIRST TIME ADVER LITY See thIs 2 tyedroom T1SED frameand look at what $20,000 will buy, ptus one04 tPseprettIet lots en town Has fireplace, gas heat, formal dining room, etc. Needs some attention, but you must see : :preclate. Three bsdroons, 1 bath, carpeted, central heat, kitchen equipped, carport, 119.000. U30down, $141 1$ per mo., on mortgag, balance, HANDY - LII ' 80 - Realty Realty, 377 1331 264OHui*JtPIi Aye at Ill? ,_ TwO bedroom, furnished apt. adults only. $160 month. 323 5434 or 3fl. 6620 alter 3 p.m. SANFORD HERALD DISTR IBUTORSHIP , - n Roberts 1. OIlman, Central Florida's I bedroom house In country. Adults Only, no pets. 1)30 mo, mo rent & 5.50 d3maoe dennsit Call after 6 p.m. 3i.an;" a o BALL REALTY SEMINOLE REALTOR Or WI' MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 3271991 191; S Frenct Eve,, Sunday, 322 7374cr 322 1194 _____ --'-__- 3flI0S0 between 11pm. Start Making Empbyee i ___________ REAL. ESTATE SALES Bookkeeper and general OffIce sork, prefer matur, man or woman. Ph. Ttnt.' ExcJ(en? 79-Trucks and Trailers Apartments Rent 30 - ' Parts Accestories 78-Motorcycles - Applications are b.ing accept Id for the posit Ion of Arbor inspector. Degree in horticulture, forestry, agriculture or related field or two years college with twO years experience in forestry, park landscape architecture or similar park work. Starting Salary: 11.371 Annual, 3tati retirement plan, paId hospitalization, vacation. eight holidays, and Sick leave. Apply: Lois Hare, Room 307, Courthouse', N. Park Aye., Sanford. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER PHONE GUARDS (Days & 77-Junk Cars Removed large room With t.i'tvte bath. Referencesregulred. Ph. 32) 1176. heat, carpeting throughout, equipped kitchen. $175 mo. in. cludingwa?er&garge373.3 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE, up to $0 pct. commlstlon, paid hospitelhial ion, and paid vacation for licensed sales people ExperIenced preferred, but will teach a few selt qualified people. EVEREST REALTY, INC. 1601 $ 17 97, Malllarid. 61 P I 16 Stemper Agency 322 164) _____ Great RETIREE INVESTMENTI Building Includes 3 attractIve apis. Will make nice residence with good rental income, 121500 DOLL HOUSE - 3 bedroom, 2 batt thaoy Id. Abovi ground pool will stay It desired lmmaculatecQnditIonAg1 at $26,400. Terms. i)OIW.Fai,bank, WE TAKE TRADES BROKER stro Ifl dl 'I rs I FOUR BEDROOMs. 2 baths. nuci sect Ion. *73.900. Nicety lan(tc,pr( new 1$' x 12' utilIty shed Include' waSher and dryer Good ferm with no gua!ifyinQ MOSSIE C. BATEM.AN - FOR BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSES for sale or lease, call us. Park. Schpdtjies AViI8bI(y Traiterl Nice large room. Private entrance and bath. $100 ma. Includes all utilities. 2600 Elm. Call 323-1211. * NEW POSITION * ADDRESS 'd*... BUS BOYS 'i - ManorwommntoroomndrdIn Country home. Pit, 372.5010 anytIme, ARBOR INSPECTOR NAME rurctr Transportation 3200S LI. S. 17.97, Sanford - a. 77-Auction CAVALIER MOTOR INN - ..- • DISHWASHERS 26.60HiawathaAve. at 17.92 ________________________ rcPETAptES u,t-t-i p t, tCrppjr1 mcsenrenl mat fit your b.4ckqrotjn. Pfo fee. Call 70-Swap and Trade Rooms for Rent ONE ROOM EFFICIENCIES. Special monthly rates. Contact: - COUNTY 4VOH CHRISTMAS EARNINGS can help make the holidays hap. pier fr your rttire familyt Il's easy selling tune AVON Cwocts. Call t: M107C. ALTAMONTI SPRINGS Really, 373.1301 29 - FULL. TIME 66-Horses __ ____________________________ Unfurnispied two bedroom apt., air & Mature lady with own Iran. Wo,laf Ion, to baby sIt S days wk. 7:30 mm. . S p.m. 2226236. CHARMING, LARGE OLDER HOME, S bedrooms, 4 bathS. paneled dining room, central heat and air, with hard.. fl1)aj', 4 fireplaces, on corner lot. $24,900 '- BarMaid Insurance Secretary EMper.enced all priases. accept responsibility. accurare typist, mature, salary commensurate with ability. five dab' week 9.5. South Seminole area. 1.34.1020. ____________________________ Hall Realty Realtor, 323-57J4 ______ _____________ Ste fl - • THREE BEDROOMS, I': b.ithS chaIn link fenced back.,td Covered patio with bitbecue ant utllhly shed. Price Forrest Greene, Inc. Realtors 645 2333 ___--_____ ?S?I l',iri Or REALTOR Alter hours 3229204 322 3991 37206.4 area. CALL OR DROP IN AND SEE Sansom - OuSt. ilVE ___________________________ - PREFER PART TIME Rent cr -- Payton New"Norge"eqvippfdcoinlaury located at E. 25th St. and R.aIIy. Palmetto. Low iowvs payment, lllOHIawsthaAv,.at easy to qualify. For Information. , --_____ Call Geo. CaNCIO In Winter Part, Brand new 3 bedroom bath, .1? (305) 644 0270. or write to Mills kitchen equipped. Lee. Availa Pearson Corporation 3925 Carrier Nov 1 322 2700 St. North St. Pete., Fla. 33711. Get cash buyers for a imaI _______________________________ vestme'nt. PIa, a lOWcot SELF.SERVICECOIHOPERATED classified ad for results. KWIK KAR WASH available' San __________________________ ______________________________ ford and Surrounding area. Vary ;c ;;.vcstment, 75 pct. t:natcn, Tr,: ,-ernlshed 33 An investment for those who MUST SUCCEED and one that NitC 3 bidroom houSe for rent will provide yeats of s?Hdy in. come. Call collect, )1 '75 717. Payton _________________________ - AGE and Toots ___________ _____ NICe 1. & 4 bedrcom U I 62-Lawn and Garden 63-Machinery Unfurnished DRY CLEANERS ______ ______ SEMINOLE grocers. After on the job training. excellent earnings, cnd ad. vancemerit ouparlunity. S day work weex. Benetsts include, rCI.jp insurance, dnnual vacation and retirement. Must be 21 and havesafe driving record. Physical •rn rsqulr, Personal in. tAq....A.., S A • C 51.U!I. --'fl JJJt TV Orlan4io Cnca Cola Bottling Co.. Mercy Drive, Orlando. * SECRETARY * AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Secretary positions are available in the Board of County Corn. DRIVER COLLECTOR rnlssloners Office. Mtist hive a For lanitationtruck operation. aday minimum of SIx years responsible work week. Numttous fr'nge clerIcal experience, Shorthand Is benefits. Start $2.93 per hour. a must. Ability to meet and deal APPI 1 p.m City Hail, %taltland. with public essential. flene'fits State Retirement plan, paid hO$plt4llX$tin, vacation, eight Ff2flIlJk Help Wanted holidays and sick leave. Apply: Lou Hör*, Room 307 Cir'Thøue, Competent nurSery church worker N. Park Aye., Sanford. nee for Sunday mornings and AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY occasionally it other times. F*r EMPLOYFR appointment, call 322 2867. ___________________ SEMINOLE Baby sifler in my ho,ye. 3 p.m. to am. Own transportation, 323142i or 3fl°979. -. - COIN LAUNDRY-COIN -.- _____ - _______ - -.- - H0US4S Rent 37 ----- Help Wanted - Business OpportunitIes - 2OMale.Femaie Delivery salesmen needed for Can your Johnny read? Lee PIp. Tutoring •n all iuittli for e'H'mcn?4 age Students. Call 373 7371 after 4:00. 24 - COCA COLA CUP Of . ___________________ Male HIp Wanted ___________________________ 19 Female Help Wanted FACTORY HELP neded for lit. Middle Aged Lady to live In, and 2nd and 3rd shift. 5230 Ptt Companion for elderly lady. Light Ptjr to Start, Sc raise In 30 cliy%. lloe:keeping, Own trn Regular raises thereafter. Pad sporlalion, Call 322.7370. holidays irid vaci?ions Must be ___________________________ able to Mndie lb. bags. Apply Nurses Aides. Kitchen help, part in person, Premix Marbletit. time and lull time. Apply Man*tfmctlirtng CO. C'i IAt'i. Seminole Lodge Nursing Horne3f 44 and 419, WInter Springs. ________________________ Bay Ave., Sanford. Care PIAPIO L!S,ONS l3WnkChordcours, HoryWester,322i379 . 18 . 7-Motels. HoteI My Mom wants to know If the could brow a sugai- . and a couple cookies?" -- - EXECUTIVE_Home) bedrooms, 2 baths in Druid Hills area lovely large Sit.. Much higher priced home'i, in Only 3 ',ears old, mirrored wall In dining rOom, double self cleaning oven, sunken lllng room, eat in ktche'n, Genie garago door opener. Priced right With Qood all Out' loner preccJ home') like our specIal 3 bedroom among the pines. Only 521,500, by Art k - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY frontbge on Hwy. 1792 for $25.00 and 19.5' x 12$' for $17.5-CO Gon terms $311373 _________ . --- , CHOICE LOCATION two year old three bedroom, 2 bath home. Florida room, central heat and air, wall to wall carpet. 135.000. Tcrms. _______ . SLE THIS charming older 3 bedroom In Choice location among towering oaks. $37,500. , S., i "Ask her If she has a girl friend with a small appetite!" _____________________ Thingsto Eat Good - 30 REALTOR ___________________________ Jim Hunt Realty THREE BEDROOMS. 2'l bathi over an acre. loaded with extras Only $.iS,000. CLIFF JORDAN 1% SEE THIS impre'$.live 4 bedroom in settIng, garden like Choice location. $39,000. 3 bedroom. 1 tin ucni si.'...' Tr. ______________________________ ;: Warm The Bench",They All Get Into Action THE BORN LOSER Housesfor Sale Tuesday, Oct. 30, 1973-78 " øeaulifui 3 oedroo,,, i*in,e. Lovely Miyfiltie't3 210 Vlrginui Ave Call .ioe Baggerly, 322 1195 No ltroker ____________________________ 3 Bedroom home with large fenced lot, city water and sewer Kitchen equipped, garage. Priced to Sell at Only S22., assume 7 pct mom tgage, piy Only $170 flOnlhI) Pflyill Capponi, A55.0< '. plCruRESsavetime,comebro.,e through pictures of our homes. Small Lot I S--lost and Fcin1 9-Good Things to Fat , Boat i theway? Sell It fast and eas with a iow•cost classified ad' NO OLIA LI F V I NG IMMEDIATE POSSESSION JOHN SAULS AGENCY Fcr edrcorn. 2 bath, central hCI? and air, two car çtarage, fenced y.lrd,with 10 assorted cItrus trees. convenIent to shopping area. *39500 ______ Newly rrnoated, Class A riling. Family units. efficiency & ov'r nes. Low weekly rtn. 3223402. 2-In Memoriam quillfyitg, Immediate POIIIsIIcn _____ ii SANFOpo Assume mortgage, no . N ear 436 East ______ . . • 711 N Oak, Sanford 322 7174 day, 373 OILS eve Get cash buyrrs for a small In. BROKER ASSOCIATE .-stmemst Place a ldw cost 2 bedroom frame 2 itor' hous ___________________________ i.clird •id for r,sult. corner lot. 12' 26' workshop, Idiil for home' 8. small buiinej. eaL'tiful Riverfront Zoned commercial. I bio off Acreage' for sale. $2300 per acre. French Ave. at liii S Laurel Ave., Sanford. MotelsHotels -Cards of Thanks Three bedroom, tt'j bath home, carpeted, fenced yard, large ,tiiit shed in rear, payments. - I- our bdrm. 2 bath double !c central air, heat, ww carpet. family room, large workshop Owner. 3771779 (v.rhtt. It from lt Magnolia Ave.. collar ginn rti.',%?oncs. REWARD. 373 115$. Annotncment , . 2 fledro*m, 1 bath, Florida rOOT Casselbarry, $17,500. Pfl. 3fl 9471 td Found 8a.m..3:30p.rn. Saturdays & Holidays Noon Deadlin-i Noon Day Befor Pubikatior ____________________________ 6-Child I ________ Ideal Location 2541 S. French Ave Days 373 7212 _________________________ Deportment Hours -. __________ SANFORD CT. MOTEL Housesfor Sale townhoutes. Choice location! 94o car needed for Shopping, schools or churches Wall to wall shag carpeting Dshwher dsp!,4iI range and central heat air Hurry! There's only I Of eaCh. 373. 6461. Mary. SANFORD REALTY Bring Results 1nsertions-No ,fl ______________________________ private financIng. 323 1309, Lake - B The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less ft Costs Per Line Per Day. ______ .1 I ________________________ location. $49,000. Terms. 372fltl. I VVant Ads ($1.75 MIPIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum Want Ad - -- The Sanford Herald HOUSeS for Sale 141 -- a Rated For Consecutive Change Of Copy. Houses for Sale ii I WILt. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF OCT. I. 1973. wisiu D. Blc 37cm 21c line .. Dick Turner by 'I' -'-ee. Ads . CARNIVAL Custom 3 bedroom, 2 taln, many New custom built 3 bedroom, large kitchen, carpet, $2500 down, extraS, 16 * 37 pool, choice ARE YOU TflOUBLED? Call Toll 644 7027 for 'We Care""HotIln". Adutti or TCCnL Orkndo 831.9993 1 thruS times 6 thru 25 times .,. ..--,, . - ______ People Are Reading It Today. Herald Ads Ne'ver Want - Tuesday1 Oct 30, '1973 Your Ask for Ti .IIIs - rur. --..w-n_r,-,'r nr.,--- -. j' ' 323 7174 ' " ,', ln.1 '..' 1?? uS_I)) �r- - rt"e.:. 813-The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Oct. 30, 1973 .a P ado A ____ __ ~ . I .. - . i r * - _..* - - 4 _____ AL- - 1. '' .i L. --'' . - ".' Africa, a While camels trek across the foreground fleet of land-yachts, combination dune-buggies and sailboats, Some said the plight of the doubted you could lick old 3rd Golda Meir held up stranded troops should have Army, but there are political Premier plans to return 2,000 wounded heen used as a bargaining point considerations." She added that the United States had told her it Arab POWs until the Arabs to get the POW exchange pj and the Soviet Union would come up with a list of Israelis ranged. T U,N.driversMondaytook 100 press the Arabs for a POW exthey captured in the war. change. >( Maj. Gen. Shmuel Eyal said truckloads of food, water and the Herzog, Maj. Gen, Ilaim the Israeli governnment be. medicine through Israeli lines Israeli sta te radio's authorlieves Egypt is holding about six miles nor th of Suez on the I" D itative commentator, reported: 350 Israelis and Syria about 100. west bank of the canal. and NC .3 He says Israel is willing to Egyptian amphibiot eh1cles "There was American prestwe 3 5 N I P 11, Arabs It cap. began taking the supplies on Israel to give aconcession to trade the 7,000 the Egyptian forces to prove to across the waterway. tured for them, the A U.N. officer said the total the Egyptians that they The semi-official Cairo newspaper Al Ahram said Egypt in- shipment will last the estimated ________________________________________________ formed U.N. Secretary-General 20,000 Egyptian troops about a Kurt Waldheim it will give the week, but there was no word o.' to rd rra ngui rtffl 11t to the iknktAuI1.t iiwvc Red Cross, but there was no another supply operation, immediate comment from The Jerusalem Post said nil 120 persons who responded to Israel. Al Ahram said Egypt made its opinion sampling believed the promise white stressi.g to that the prisoner lists should Woidheim "the necessity of Is. have come before the supplies Battle Troops Cambodian To Clear " R ic e B owl 'Road F, IN Troop Reduction Talks VIENNA (AP) - Negotiations for s reduction of NATO forces and Communist forces in Central Europe opened today with a CommunLct call for the troop totals on each side to be reduced but the ratio between them to remain the same. "The aim of all participants should be to preserve the existing correlation of military forces on a lower level," Ingo Oe.er of East Germany told the delegations from the thn Snv$'t Union and 16 other members of United the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the Warsaw Pact. "This 'ould be done," Oeser went on, "by reducing forces and weapons at an equal percentage or an equal quantitative rate with the understanding that this includes national and foreign forces and weapons, nuclear weapons and their delivery systems." Irish Death Toll Rises BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) .t 34-year-old Roman Catholic answered a knock on his door Monday night, and died In a had of bullets. Protestant extremists fl-crc believed cntbia. It wi the third ilaying in Northern Ireland In two days and raised the confirmed death tall to 897 in more than four years of warfare In the province. - Americans Threatened President Idi Amin ordered NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) the six Marine guards at the U.S. Embassy In Kampala to ieave Uganda by Wednesday night, accusing them of subversive activities. Amin, a Moslem, has been threatening Americans in Uganda since the outbreak of the new Arab-Israeli war. The U.S. Embassy In Kampala advised the 240 American missionaries, teachers and businessmen 10 days ago to leave the country, but only about 20 are reported to have left - Liberals Win CLAN V.S.O.P. BRANDY MACGREGOR ' """" ' 'ccitt _______ OLD STANLEY CERTIFIED I H Its t $*I N.. EARLY TIMES FOUR ROSES ___ - I °'"°'""' _ HIGHLAND - L97I5( Au (01111 IMP VilitO ,,, sr Cast ;. t'SLI 'll;IIT. -. - III I i1lL h,liO*wlaI, . - I f IS U iuI* fin WALKER ...i DELUXE ITS III Fla .--. " .' r IDEAL LINNG MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdiros and Rafters) tt I*P StOiCs H i-Way CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING THOMPSON S34- 9717 IDNEY Attmnft. V"Iff Pont r ABC f~ l _ I fitt"filloh .,.,a* ,a Mito O W4 300 N. FRENCH AVE rai? bi4 - a4 4W PH. 322.2611 mint. RICHMOND 466 5847 DI tota , r f'.;l.1 10 YR. SID CALVERT - I .1 'VP 114511 3U. t.swi*.r.s-i U s. -, 4•99 Q5y - , CHAMP ACP4t3,.. ltlh6s 7 99 - 17.0', II I. OP,(VA$C HAS A IIMPIIATURI CotPOtItOw,I Iuan *,VH iicwau%t. NECIAROSI 0 AN40U q f-?T 199 23 88 COUNIRY WINI fl fR*hr I 00 ' 2' '2 AMBASSADOR VERMOUTH 149w.. 1595 BLUE Wit GOlD S(I. ;.:" 169-- 1895 JUAN [SuSAN SAUTERNES 119.' 1895 CABERNET '" . IY'1 Irt [Lt) bL 493 2V1N SARRAU BEAUJOLAIS 798 53 EB iUR[ 2495 229 V1NT OROUHIN 349.. z .... i9 hA 3790 gg 24 229 3195 ABC PORT. SHIRRY MUSC 119.-. 1315 ' '":' 3 JY ABC 20.94 . 7695 GONIA[ES-BYASS CREAM ,, At 436 Casselberry 329 PQY8AI. FROM PORTUGAL 229 .. 24 95 CRACKLING ROSE .. '*%A. - 319 3250 199-.. 2195 3150 IMP LAMBRUSCO !IAU 199 24.95 CARDOLEE IMP ITALY 119' 1895 14" 155" . , - .', -Tr' JII PHILE1?HIA 1 QUART LFIIANI I 1ANCFR'S RflSE! i I t.ni' 1 59 IMP WINI RUM -:n1 - 3495 -- ANDRE SIMON CHABLIS 429-' 4650 10V1NI CHAIEA'J 8EYCHIVIIIE :: 1188EV OIC*NIIR - ',' ART VAT OL (BA5TIANI PthDT NOIR 799 -a- -,"-- • 499 SCOTCH AND SAVE! ,-,4.•.T,,, 8OFR1R BID, P1NK. WHIT! i.gq: 7795 8R1ULLI -.CHiANTI rTTT 1 TORRISSASCRE DETORO 749 ..-, Ly.! Jt4!!I . - 'DON"!' MAKE ME TELL, MAYOR' ' 1295 ..... - T7T7.7T -- - - ...'. . - _____ _________________________ ___ _____' S_--.-.!.I'-,,..__r- - '-i' JI -- xri _-._=;__. --,-.-_ - - -' -. .- :" "-;.-:-. .• - -: - - - - --- . - --- -_-..-.-.-J _______ ....-- - - - A# Mutual Concert on Monday evening was trying to chide someone (probably the city) on the poor acoustics at the Civic Center. Unfortunately there I w. ________________________ _______ . -- were some readers who - ) V To thow who fall into Wt category, we apologize. If aryt.hing, and based on ou forta to promote the concert per se, The Herald is proud to have played a part in the -!J as a Chargelz At Altamonte Meet wrongdoing by Williams i S ALTAMONTE SPRINGS-Political op- hams, this morning said he was By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer . --gAff 922M=_ ~__ =r~rm i - _j - - - f 1 AFTER OUR BLOOD? FEEL,over-taxed? Things could be worse with a vampire in Seminole County Courthouse. This orthodontist's nightmare is really pretty Moire Watkins, a mail clerk in the courthouse, who dressed up for Halloween. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) not dismayed at word of Kaiser's displeasure. 'There were no guarantees Seminole County Commissioners may or may not have or agreements on the salary, hired a fire department admln- and there were three or highly qualified candidates. ff istrator early this morning, Gary doesn't want the job, all Acting all :30 a.m., the board voted to hire former Altamonte he has to do Is turn it down." Also showing little concern Springs fire chief Gary Kaiser at an annual salary of $13,000. this morning was CommissionBut Kaiser, informed of th e er Greg Drummond, who said decision by phone at 1:40 a.m., "the board set a maximum later told The Herald he feels salary we would pay for the commission re neged on most highly qualified man, .. if previous indications the people want to say we reneged starting salary for whomever on an agreement, I suppose was hired would be closer to they will." the $15,000 recommended by his fire prevention commit- , 10 mph, that someone had tobeassignedtofoliowup the programs. He said he was under the impression Police Capt.Da vid Gunter was assigned the task. He also said his application for funding was for only one police investigator and "someone changed the application, adding two more Floyd refused to elaborate on his remark about city funds being misused. Swoffcrd retorted, however, that since 1958 Altamonte Springs has received $10 million In federal funding and the project which had Floyd as director is the only time the city has been threatened with loss of federal money. Swofford and Floyd also disagreed on whether he had given the city notice when he quit. 1-Us resignation on file at city hall shows he gave two days notice. BEIXte!' said a federal auditor is allowing only 13,968 of the $18,543 spent from the $22,000 federal grant and that the balance Bradshaw Hours Are Set =e== offer because of the salary differential, the second time he By DONNA ESTES I3radshaw and the cit y, a 10- Brown as zoning director was Brown took the blame upon has clashed with the board over Herald Staff Writer minute recess was called to merely confirmed by the city himself for sending Bradshaw budgeting for the department. him to read the council council, to "help out Lake Mary." While his committee recom- WINTER SPRINGS-Despite Per a February meeting meoded a $68,ODU budget penny h.ints from Mayor Granville minutes of lie then nded that the council Baker said itofwas not fairMrs, for the taxpayers Winter that pinching commissioners at first Brown Zoning when Bradshaw was hired. could set the same hours for Springs to pick up the tab for lashed the figure to $35,000, Administrator Ray Bradshaw Woolfolk found that Brad- Bradshaw as usual for other tUlle an employe works for then restored $13,000, and might quit, the city council shaw's appointment by Mayor city employes. . Lake Mary. ght agreed apparently agreed to a $15,000 Tuesday unanimously he will keep -_7. _ _ salary for the director. . -' regularofficehoursof9a.m. to 4p.m. Kaiser has been the leading du1th •_, . raising along with fun. TV - - .. - 1011 speak of a contract between . I - -. - _____________ _______--. - .. _i _. .-` V1 -. i ______ - - S do-am - iZ, - - .- ' & - ex .. - -'4.; ____ - - :-.I '::=- - j -- \ i 14 _. II W . , --- - / ' -' ---• / ". 4a'" 't _____________________ , . • - : - - - / --I- cl~~ __ ~_-_V=i - - ., - r- _____ -- __ - -I-.-- ---•-,. 0' , t . .. . :.E d I ('uflt'd On I %,. IA Col. Ii change his decision. Floyd said he notified Police Chief Justus East, Baxter and Swofford w hen he resigned de nied. - Of Halloween Dangers ..... two ofu persons' salaries in the program He said a meeting will be held with the auditor later this week to prevail on him to - ' spooks'Are worned -- must be repaid by the city. He added the state criminal justice department has disallowed ponents Mayor Lawrence Swofford and former Police U Norman Floyd carried a '.erbal battle from the council chambers through the city ball into the lobby after the city cowicil meeting Tuesday night, with Floyd threatening to tell "what I know." "It Is common knowledge city funds are misused In Altamonte," Floyd said as the council meeting adjourned, Floyd was absent from his usual seat in the council chamber when Comptroller Dick Baxter told the council the city stands to lose I' $10,0(4 in federal tunding due to a staff llO,tsu problem" with documents not filed by the proper deadlines. Under intense questioning from Coundilman Dan Dorfman, Baxter said Floyd was project director on two grant programs for the police department when he left the city's employ in May. Baxter said when the ci ty found that documents were not filed by deadline, a time extension was requested but b Ilradshaw told The Herald candidate for the post due to his leadership f thecommittee this morning he has no intention Let's in it which helped draft a fire Jonnie and Dick Elam The board discumed in detail protection ordinance fot the uncouldn't wait for the regular incorporated areas, effective for more than an hour the mail delivery, so they percourseofactiontotakeand Nov.P hand-carr ied the sonassCouncilman Vicki Baker said, The new chief had been followig to my attention and begin work Thursday. "I wish this had never come pected to I thank them for it: Commissioner John Kim- UP. J&'iri, did Yet! !tte!t! the Halloween mcidenis By iliE ISiCiAIm jj She said the problem would and brough, who pushed for a concert last night? (I am trying 1Iallon can spell danger of razor blades in apples never ha ve been brought to the to remember your K I SS, but as well as delight for young drugs hidden in malted milk higher starting salary, along with Commissioner Dick Wil- public light if Bradshaw had not must add this public thought.) trlcker"or.treaters. Authorities balls, assumed building official IF, we hadn't gone, we would ren-dnd parents, that a dose of responsibilities ithI.ake crrtainly not pw1cn will tiel1protect their The American Medical AscoInde x terestetk In attending any children from mishap. elation advises parents to Biadshaw refused two weeks program after readin g "he Police in the metropolitan "make your small spooks' cos'i'o the title of buIl" InadeaU 2A review on page 8A, BUT, we did Washington, DC, area and tunics of bright colors You s'ctor, saying he '' -"4 that 1013 go and disagree with the elsewhere are asking parents to might even sew on some strips point In his career years ago, Calendar 3A reviewers arficle. lWct all unwrapped Hallow. of reflective tap.. In the exwas beneath him and he had no Classified ads ...... MIIA There was nothing perplexing een candy their youngsters citement of the occasion they intention of working an eightCon-dc.i ......... I .....IIB about the program. Mac bring home from tonight's might dart into the strevt." hour day. His hours approved Crossword puzzle ... _10B Frampton prove a most rounds. Officers said there had b' council Tuesday y call for six ear Abb)y 108 (ostumes tnasks,beardsand talented young performer by hours work one hour for with Di Crane 11U wigs should all be made of fire his varied and versatile r Weather tuoch. His salary is $,3OO. Editorial comment -----bA resistant material, cautions the selections, Z Ned Woolfolk, acting city Entertainment ........1013 Yesterday's hIgh 73 low this U.S. Consumer Product Safety It was an evening's enattorney in the absence of Tom Horoscope ......... .lOB whole morning 45. Fair and warner. Commission In Washington. tertainment for the Freeman, was put on the spot Ihepi' ilnotec High in the upper 80s 1os not cot smut Th e agency also advises family with I all night with the council t'.Lr ift, Public notIces 1111 '.1 I. 1n flUU paren s a accompany younger wi45 less remark, no viI olIence, 1W' top •I II I I I 1.1 tr* (t -1 l n1rig ., 1141,1 COflu.uHu11I ,CC JW.ICL',................. $t.b.,. • ,. .. . - . T..II UUI U ItIs-Ul 4* vaui 1' 4111 Uvu.Uii(4t j)i i.q Ctvuuj R. U' go-go, xiv iat:iu ru 411111 (1k opinions on whether regular )PUStS ... ............. 8-9A X'rated-just delightful music Thursday. Highs tomorrow in office hours could be set. State .................. 5A in Highland, Ind., Halloween '-S hut Floyd I tee. Kaiser left The Herald's _______ S 4 . Swoff Of. Sem inole Fire Boss I Jo 0 Iu . A. iutugti '"" .. - Our "expert" reviewing the :": 3. 10" 3955 LANSON Cal' "' IilI*hiIS, l rn ', '.: _--: enjoyed TV program and think It's bound for success only to be Informed that after three or four weeks the "cx- concert's success. "pJJS.id ROYAL CHERRY IMP OENMAHK 723 116111 I'd lit Y. CHAMPAGNE -COLD OUCI 4' Vi GAL GOLD SEAL BURGINOY - flQ( SMITE HE 11 Forest City - Hi-Way 1792 *''*' P05? $*45*1 V -- ,• , 4. - DW! fk THIS WEEK'S BEST WINE BUySfl Fern Park i*t.ir. 1 1%ulk T I'II'tii-fll UULU COACH - A 1''%*!t*! Itl5-'j 'r a1. 4; _;_S__ - -1 HEAVEN J'l Ull I t' we f'flI - ' _! - __ __ - assumed he was directing it Ilk (11 ;- '- lx~ : - -. peeLs" decided it wasn't so good; and it's removed from the lineup / MONMOUSSIAURCSE D'ANJOU2 29' 2495 MIRASOUCHENINBtANc 7 98... 2980 ('IIACT1 SANDRA RAWLINS 8349212 C.%sselberry III niwiw .4 MUM p BROOKFORD " • K0 59' t.uci eu 12 YR, MACKENZIE ISSOCAt-1 014 ' - iá 4IISCASI ABC s.autts' NON- RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN i SJ WNE BELOW 8011110 IN CAW IN WINERY 6711~ ABC GIN vestigation." Gurney has consistently denied any link with alleged financial a new RUM ABC 100 PR. VODKA k O 4.69 "All ? 3 1 2 ° ''' I CU BE ICE lOS I.19 39 I Al s IL 's.49 %I W1 -:" '-- 4 -- - 1=11 BEA HUGHES e34 7)? Sanford "• .'.,, .j. In contractors, The Miami - M_ -T-Herald charged today. -- ;.- - ~ --. - . The Herald quoted un. mimed sources Including ' How many times have you 99... 3515 3.'.'9' 3915 3' 11" 4495 ID' 41.88 II'..Li tV.O., B,A'ON SEAGRAM 7 '-4' • IT' 5050 -1 I 1 '--' it II J _________________ iA-'% N o BRANDY ' ' 3.99 ,, 5, .,5l-l'J' . ,.rl PlANTER'S-NUTS 99t CASE & SAVE '.. P tACAo-ANISITL 1 1 ° 2.99 ,.(It('Iso'* 62'. 5.29 ABCi'PfYWMB[IRQRCREAMALE RIO. WHITE & BLUI BIER BIATZ BEER TUCOflC REIR Hostess. IMP 1 •-.':. _CLa 1 l.. it ... the matter under in- - - OLD CROW ç,, BEEFEATER GIN IWt T,--~ CI $1; Il ftIi its ._.. ' r___ '-UT It to ten people to read Mid you'll probably come back with ten different interpretations .tl UUII '472' i. 2.88: ,, •. ROYAL DELUXE PREMIUM 10" M ,v' %tlC. LI $,t'. BEER 6 BUY BEER ,c9IN T IRINCN &aic VatUGl - I') , and cuh payoffs from ____ C. TellitWceltis!... But, as it Is with a poem, give VIIKA BRISTOL CREAM uiuni4 A4BS ____ -I--- ___________ % _________________ - %$4 I: tj•5 99 CERTIFIED THIS WEEK'S BEST BEER BUY SCHAEFER ANY ____ ____ - i_ -- one it identified , By John A. Spoiski 'l:qi:l'I•] :IKii It,.. . CILUI DL MININL i! - t'b ,(' ' ... C.t 'VP (1 .ii- 4.49 . - I't4 WHITE i HORSE I $bU4*l .,., - .---I B000LES (VP ,a 1 :1 I : II - 4 *44 ABC 6 YR. KY. LI 1 a A, 46, ABC 100 PR ..Q*ti .1 1Ti if T 1L1 - - -. I . ' rc '" I I 1 fl flT •a '' MCHENRY 12 YR. KY. .1 -. . I JPf(fl7ñ4/1 tkii))2 I - II' II ' 0101" A1441 scolvele Al IMP SCO TCH lit? Y(1'S 0 ..!5 Jill, ?IWIS IlIOlI - (1W L 3 GOLD COACH SOUTHERN A REAL SpHEETS P '' SIACMM CR0WN t. 'cell. 94 PROOF GIN 'i1ONDON TOWER _ I SEAGRAM \ CL&NDDAD II P1 III CANADIAN CIUI - 3i Oux 3 siss 11 MOVING CAN For fast relief call the +J IACA*OIIUd , ~1 $6 qr -: , t 319.. 4543 CANADIAN FALLS 429.... 4995 699... 8315 Of CANADIAN SRIN - 529 61 g &1181Y VOOKA DI. ROYAL DELUXE VODKA 519 0112 YR ..'. 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ROYAL DELUXE 399 CERIUIED Lowl 415.... 5388 (BEN HORN 93 8 YR. 599,... 6588 QUART QUEEN ANNE SAM CY 12 YEARS OLD 3,... 14W 5695 12 YR. OLD RARITY CERTIfIED 6 YEARS OLD 8 Y 86 OLD STANLEY - I .i 429.... 41.88 CLANMACGREGOR 799... figsp ROYALOELUXESCOTCH OIOIRADEMARK - " " '-'b,' p $1. Wo 379 SI V. LIII 14T(15 '- FOR SALE! v4 ____ C'am' 'i1 k1.J -T'1l:l 1] CARSTAIRS U 1ISER 10 YR. IFCMADURSttO MACKENZIE W VP ICIttI SANDEMAN GRANT'S 8 YR. . " 4.99 I _,,,, •:-:-'- J.T.S. BROWN S'J*OtIUIUII I ' f8 4jfl ITTiieiIl.ciit*st _ 599 GOLD MEDAL -' At 436, CaueIberr , ROYAL CASTLE I,. 511 Sit 'IIJII 4'Itita YR. s. .11 A - Wednesday, October 31, 2973-Sanford, Florida 327fl 66th Year, No. 61 Price 10 Cents R OLD HICKORY LONDON DRY VODKA 6IN RUM r'. ,, :n ' 'cotta ' Pork .* SANDY MACDONALD TEACHER'S OUEEN ANNE ABC 8 YEAR GRAND DAD .- USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES - 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES HI-Way 17-92 msot III 48 __ j*U £04111 WIIg3 SPAS H3WE 10 YR. ; HEADACHE! ~, ALUMINUM -. ISE UtCU IWIT INS 9"s SUNDAY . p _______________ newspaper said. -________ The Herald said Gurney "has become a target of an I, RI expanding Justi ce Department InED GURNEY vestigat MIAMI (AP) Sen. In commenting on the Edward J. Gurney, R-Fla, secret fund story, Gurney, and his top advisors through a press aide, said, e:tab!f:bed m !cret "We are waiting fer the "Gurney Boosters Ftnd" Justice Department to In 1971 to funnel 300,0OO in advise us what, If anything must be done relation to unreported contributions illç rratD OLD FIA. RUM OLDIttREPEATER ITt I? Sit it A P.4. ____ iii 2AM. : -,,;- C ANY ANY I' * Hi-Way 17-92, Fern is ITS 10 Y.R WOILtI slUL,at W - IMP. TEQUILA IMP.TEQUILA __ DANCING T1L 2 AM. ANY BRAND • ,% Floyd (r tells Swofford OW 'cent WHEflE'n)UARENEVER,ILON( %61 4" SILAS HOWE . . . - - LAUDER'S - ABC 8 YR. OLD IMP. CANADIAN 't - ST. LEGER ROYAL I!WAY ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES . , 399 4,99 L~-,;,"iA,;--A.-i...u,--7-~-~--i=~~~ - ., I , - - .-..:., - %Slththe Federal Housing Administration. The money was used to pay office and trabel , &.4.%, I Dfl A W. VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN lt.li 5.. •Il1I 1 - ." "(%• .- L- Sponsored by the Downtown Business Assn. ,,' 90 PR. GIN r ,I.M44a Dea hne kuv. ii St., Sanford, Fla, 32771 , - - U M&r Drop hy Garrett's Dept. Store. 2fl0 E. First _____ $ltt(t$I1fl WOIFSCHMIDT ' BREEZEE !- MONTREAL AP) - Quebec provinres Liberal government won a landslide election victory Monday that Premier Robert Bouraca said constItuted a clear rebuff to the French nadian separatist movement. "A great triumph for federalism over separatism," said Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau, the Liberal party's national leader and a native of Quebec. When counting stopped for the night, the Liberals had won 99 of the 110 seats In the provenclal assembly and were leading In two others. The separatist Parti Quebecots had won six, a loss of ne; the Social Creditist.es had two arid had lost 10, and the owe powerful Union Nationale, was wiped out. One more seat was Li doub BE , CERTIFIED RUM d ______ BOND'S MILL 6 YR. is..', OLD THOMPSON -- Gurney poUtical confidant saying former Gurney aide Larry E. Williams ted in ec 2thsh rIi9d7 and from _. - 1 4" 1. -- . -, 31" , WUiE & PIfl!TS DEALER AMERiCA'S LARGEST ___________ COGNAC McHENRY 8 YR. - MCS'1 its I? $$t ALC IllS Tkt IOI1* Alt[ limo 1 1(10W _________________________ CUTTY SARK JIM BEAM VIRY0AYPrnCES 4JL i ,.._I . fit U Ml __________________ ___________________ t C& t, b1.a I _________________________ ., I '''•''"•' 5B 7 le tUb WHY PAY MORE? -4 ABC BUYS BY THE CARLOAD AND THE SAVINGS IS YOURS,Ilftio 5.99 . 489 59?. I,h SU.O VIZ WIT Per" Flacts The Bosphorus Bridge, longest suspension span outside the United States, opened today as a link between Europe and Asia. officials said it is the first bridge across the Bosphorus Strait In about 2,400 years. Representatives from 70 nations and half a million Turks, led by President Falvi Koruturk, walked across the 3 million bridge, which stretches about a mile across -trait that divides the two continents and Istanbul the - IW 51" CANADIAN FAtIS 4 YEARS iv, Bosphorus Span Opens ISTANBUL, Turkey (AP) i. 'I A "IU*4á j' 4•79 In . I - 11 DELUXE j - as ' H $11 U 1*1 IIIt -- - SCHOOL ___________ PHONE NO. MY PARADE THEME SUGGESTION: ______________________ ______ - - -____ Fund ei.. c1 . irv. ' ) AGE '' "I' . 1 _________________________ Gurney Staying Mum __ - 0 5 DAY SALE TUES., THRU SAT., NOV.3 ABC 6 YR. KY . JACQUIN ' ,.4 The Santa Claus Parade Float, NAME ADDRESS _ - :. f - . Quebec - - - - __ _ Christmas Parade Theme Contest Now! Also Ride On S0 Savings Bond Awarded To The Winner 42 e~ tv ews ,1 .X0 I - - marshlands for several weeks, the command said. Although the siege on the small provincLal capital was broken two weeks ago, it has been under continuing pressure. In South Vietnam, the Saigon command said 37 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong soldiers were killed in three attacks in the Mekong Delta, while government casualties were six dead and 18 wounded. - ! , White House officials, breaking their silence in an effort to calm the rekindled Ill' controversy, said Tuesday that they supplied Cox wi th White House files on the antitrust settlement before he was fired as special Watergate prosecutor. Documents in those tiles, one high-ranking official said, "do not show any personal involvement by the President in the terms of the ITT settlement in the summer of 1971." Archibald Cox had been indiscreet and had shown poor judgment in disclosing a confidential, conversation about the ITT affair. But Byrd said, "That doesn't change the substance of the formation. The issue really boils down to this: Dd the government lie a bout the ITT?" Byrd, interviewed on the NBCTV "Today" show, said: "I think the committee ought to reopen the inquiry into the ITT case." - 4 Students! Make Your L n try In The A tin (1 I The government forces made raeli troops withdrawing" to were let through. PHNOM PENH, Cambodia was centered 12 mlks north. Maj. Gen. Avraham Adn, west of Phni Perth where little headway Monday. The their positions when the Urst (AP) Fighting continued into effect the commander of Israel's ar• U.N. cease-fire went Monday night at two points Khmer Rouge insurgents con- highway, which has not been mored corps, watched the sup. troled a four-mile section of the open to government traffic Oct. 22. along Highway S as government being ferried across the An Israeli military delegation plies since Sept. 6, runs from Phnom road. forces attempted to clear the Vs,r'v jrtj; 1.ey Per.h t' Bat'n!g Pvin'e led by MaJ, Gn !P'A nnt'r rriient ff' road to Cambodia's rice bnw1 our er.erny. They uit Muiiday for the third time are started was trying to drive the rebels in northwest Cambodia. the military command reported gy with E ptian officers at the the war. meyer heard of giving Another government column from a 1mdle stretch of the today, 100(1 to the enemy-and y-and they linked up Monday with the detea.se-fire line on the west bank highwv 35 mile.' from the capCol. Hong, cornrn.and fenders of Vthear Suor 12 miles of the canal, and an Isra eli haven't even shown the ital. spokesman, said one operation northeast of Phnom Perth after spokesman said they discussed elementary humanity of giving slogging through flooded the prisoner situation. More us the names of our prisoners of J WASHINGTON (AP) Senate Democratic Whip Robert Byrd said today the Senate Judiciary Committee's inquiry into the ITT affair should be reopened because of the disclosure that President Nixon personally intervened m it. Byrd, a ranking member of the committee, said there is now evidence that perjury was committed during the panel's original ITT investigation. Byrd said he believed former special Watergate prosecutor de Ben Tili. 1~7 _____ ITT Scandiiii Probe Of Army. "i' 1W_qR !WW 1~~ -- - sweep across the Sahara on a 1,500 mile trek on the town of Fort Ain Seeks I . Ships Of The Desert NEW AND old ,:. ------------- - .- - e Middle East situ. S t' i ------- I- - stranded Egyptian -1 ~ -, ) Byrd Swap WUI." By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS such meetings were expected, ik . . 4 - _. POW Seeks cussed th can deliver Americans Some Israeli soldiers made goods, which the Russians can't ation for 90 minutes Monday Israe pressed Egypt and the Israeli command said. night with Ismail Fahmy, a their criticism directly to Mrs. do." Many Israelis criticized their F, Syria for prisoner-of-war lists In Washington, Secretary of special representative of EgypMeir when she visI(cJ the army and a prisoner exchange government for permitting reState Henry A. Kissinger dli- thin President Anwar Sadat. Monday as the Israeli govern. lief supplies to reach the en• on both banks of the canal Monday. ________ ment came under fire at home circled Egyptian troops along ________________ _____ she told A spokesman said for letting supplies get through the southeast side of the Suez Ic one soldier: "Nobody ever 3rd canal. to the I 4% , -- Wants Prisoner Lists Israel 4 - ---- -7-T-. -- -. -----..--- - -..-. -. -______ S -. - . -. --. _____ -I). '- " . .__ --'I-.... - . . . .. --- - '-; - IS - .-&_ Research city council minutes -". --- -. - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 30, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 30, 1973. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 30, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0055278e18a60221b88e3189c6ce2e30.pdf 40a20cf89cfd2ae9b9984efed7f1b564 PDF Text Text - - - ! 1- ! i: I . __ _ I I , I . 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One has One hind loot gong If found (.ilendar p'tsc Id!! Fdard Townsend Classified ads At 473-2393 in Hortense. 12-20. IN D E X 4411 Crosswcod puzzle - -, 16A lOpe Hospitatnotes SlxietY : . GA 4A wofford To Chair Last It ballots at 578. Both candi(kite:s have been 119 running furious campaigns ALTAINIONTE SPRINGS - to be adopted. I .1 during the past week with r •l Iette to Also anticipidt,( tf~ ] arL. us the %OterS and door t chair his last official council staff reports ____ (IOO canvassing, 'fleeting at 4 30 p m Tuesday _ If z Forty4lX persons included is basing his election with a fight agenda on ta p ______________ their names on the agenda to Swofford announced last speak before the council on last wcekhewiflbelea% th r Tuesday's controversial for a vacation at his moun motions concerning 4 the - --- __ taintop cabin in .North Carolinacreation of the o ff Ice - .iiiIIIiIiI - s of iit after the Meeting. His suc. manager and 4 . ,*I personnel -Norman Floyd is (hrector. However. since both Scheduled to take his oa th of motions were rectnd at a of fi ce at 8pm Jan 1 OVIEDO c special meeting Thursday On as ay w the agenda Tuesday is a ni ght, it expected the op. r the ci y hall polls to decide public hearing on the rezoning ponenta will thdraw their whether the 782 a strito to industrial of a square block requests to speak. Properties couth of U city on at Douglas, Burton and Orange the east si(k- of SR 54 will be Id ann THE BELLS ARE RINGING meparceltodoubtethe city's Brook Hollow is lobe changed size and quadruple O tedo's Lflonith as reuesd b ert L l.arson. builder and i011 Population in 12-to-15 years is I-N X Arms Gib Edmonds and M I) M Ladd, to be deelop into a 1176 developer % shown with Lt James E Burns, Saiord corps Comet,on m'llion planned unit develop. the easement ' / officer, manning h-ade in front of McCrory's 8tation in San Sebastian 1, Pulls will be open from 7 to 41. fleights re,quesW by devrloper on First Street may be freezing, but they have I Ur%1K uwnt. -er is set and an or. res a r SHOPPING DAYS , ore dinance complying with state °P (Herald Photo bs 1(en Ht I Ilitiflhlip Il ( ri r h!' i I.1. jr' TO C HR IS TM AS - Council Meeting Tuescloy - -- _____ ______ ____ _____ - A Decision Due ces3or, -- ____ e t -- ____ t _____ U GA 5A , 1A - Dr Crane F5d:torial comment iies Casselberry- Changes Poll Site Orlando -1 1 1.f ~ V - bF e IASSU.BUtRY_Ci(y of- hopes on his record of standing In the city electi&n two weeks ficlals today changed the with the citizens to oppose ago, Edith Due was re-elected pollin g pla ce for Tuesday's nan- rezoning to high density to the city council sea t she has off election from the fire station development and to oppose ad held for the past eight years by y taxation. a resounding margin and chambers because of the ex. Yamnitz has said the city newcomer, Charles Glascock, pected drop to It degrees should continue nwimbershipin was named to the remaining Tuesday morning. the CALNO Council of I,ocal Of*-)'ear in the late Richard The election has one council Guvernments and should make Wirz's term on council. seat on the ballot in which a more concerted effort toward GlIascock was sworn inu) Laurel Realty vice president obtaining fedeil money. office t Monday evening. challenging _________________________ incumbent John an optometrist. S ' IntheDc.4el ectjonZacco - Night Freeze Predicted 41II ~Os and lows from the Jasa advises adequate Sean's greetings to you and upper interior locations to watering to keep up soil your family and ma> >our oil Iocr 3 on the coast moisture Sprinklers may be tank be full of joy and your gas It was in Pensacola this run on plants until it warms UP tank runneth over morning enough to thaw durmg frost Sincerel>, A taste of winter choked type celd spell, but if wind), the Ned N Julian much of the East today With C(TCd plants would be apt heavy snows, freezing rains, to Ireak off if sprinklers w ere LOST s!ect and gusting winde lttle kids never sound out of tune singing yuletide carols. . -- -I..' __________ - Ornamental plants that drop to predicted high 20's. ad which Is from the Brantley managed to survive last week's County Agriciltural Agent County Enterprise, a weekly Nahunta, heavy frost may be in jeopardy Frank Jau advises that most of newspaper in a ga in tonight if t empera t ur e s the tender varieties were Georgia, of which I am a 1. , _. Danger, g — .-- 4sr ,,( , i, • , n damaged during the last cold subscriber M con in la and spell Weather 4nd Iiot of the oUr will da ughter are tehers in the be safe unless20the temperature co unty's only high school w here Yesterday's high low this drops to low 's thetota lpopulationisless than morni n 35. R,000 Shades of Sein,nole inh of rain >esterda> Parti> He suggesta covering 18 is County in the late 1950's when cloudy today, Windy and cold is not too effective if cold is - I - I. . . -- ' ain tiouidbto in (tie Pocono Sunday. mountains area. Police said the "Independent ownerper. two were tlting truckers on ators will be be tter served and Rs380 About all th ose gift neckk and 307 and trying to ties eventuslly will receive more pe go well with is spilled pizza. uade them to continue rs relief by going back to work shutdown. now," he said. Hill warned, At the Bartonsville, Pa., stop though, that another shutdown blockaded by about 200 trucks, A telephone call from Sophia rWght develop if trucker de. one protest leader Asserted: Tell that joker mands were not met. Shoemaker... "71tey haven't heard the last of Some 200 independent truck us.to who stole our outdoor lights last year, not to return them' ght ap. ._ _~~ - ' 7 ~, %:-N -z ra,wwe DearJohn; . - Man of the cks stranded dri%ers voted unanimously to SAN I A TAKES without fuel in Sanford over the ed their protest actions at Col. FIS HING BREAK SP07TED Another hero is born (and weekend were rolling again or&do fuel stops Sunday night. trying his luck from the Lake goodies to children in Downtown Sanford. can I we use a few nadays, today after one truck stop But leaders of the group an. Monroe seawall was none other Santa Claus, manage, Melvin Pare at nounced they would atmpt to eh?). ongratWations to OJ (Hera ld Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) was taking time out from passing out Vtge Rest, f a b Simpson and ii national association of W football io gallons of diesel independenttruckers. F!orida Convoy. 'We're not quitting or giving If "Juice" gives you all'of that Pa)me said there are still -a up," ' said Dave Townsend 0 whole buinchle of trucks parked Denver. "We're just changing at the Farmers Market and mz tactics. We've been heard in Sco IC : more ange juice' truck stam around town who Waihington"ty well," we e wary of leaving until fuel believe we he we pcbfl supplies along their routes support." north are assured. ' The big truckaare also rolling independent truckers block. I . Contrary to a published again today a)6ng rmjor routes adin-ft an OkL-ijunla elty trucks. rumor, Counci1maniect Irene across the count as most top insted that the nationwide a I N drivers ended their park-" prOust was not over. Van Eepoel has no intention of at truck stops to protest low. "We have just begun to becoming ice ma yor of W'nr ered By DONNA ES-M speed limi ts and steep fuel fight," said Jim Moore. a New nexed last summer was not MallY adopted. were exempt. ment requires that a ma* p. Springs Look for the nod for Herald Staff Writer pl.pt requirenwnt in its Resolution formally zoned by udoption of Cos Since the home rule law went or other document be atlached 180 The resolution requires Jersey d ri ver elected by vice-mayor t to go to appropriate ordinances. into effect Oct 1, city coun- to a petition Protest tactics continued, group to travel today to w WNGWOOdy council at noting i location that preperty owners within 500 it ao was found that a city cilmen may also choose not to by commonly however, at scattered qw U I ington, D.C.. for talks with fedtng the first year of his firs t 7 tonight is expected to take resolution mardating notice to follow streets, feet be notified. its requiremenIts by roads or alleys. The St. lAurent term In office. His initials are Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Jer. eral officiala action ua% cling legalities to Property owners within 500 In addition. the city has been feet adoption of a resolution of in. petition did not include sey, West Virginia, Kanisas and J.B. a map notified hearings are scheduled Truck stops also were report. give industrIal and apartment of property up for rezoning has tent to zone thIe land with Oklahoma. ed blockaded Sunday in zoning to the Georges St. not been complied 'he site On which irldustrial before Seniftw1e,-Brevard Chief with by published notice prior to or- zoning is requested is adjacent C Laurent property south and [A)ngwood on dozens of parce 'W t Court Judge Domini ck Ls dinance adoption. tier drivers group, the rater- N.J. Uarles(on W.Va., east of Rolling 11db to S30,0oo to $40,000 homes in Salfi on Jan. N on Attorneyof land over th e years. Petition from St Laurent nal Association of Steel Haul. well as Bartonsville and Beaver Rolling Hills In Longwood don't be or to the General Robert An agenda for tonight's ev1ns suit The city took the attitude the annexation and rezoning of ers urged truckers to head out Valley meeting was , prised If the senior member of Pa Mooney law many tracts were challenging the city's authority not available from when the Moone> Luw became the parcel filed onto the road again t May may annexed and rezoned without to annex rake noses were Ma>or Eugene Jaques toda> effective July 6 that any an- also ha v e the Trim Tic been deficient . notice to adjacent property Development more council C rman at the The city found last week that nexations or rezonings in sources said today. ed Mashed on trucks at one fuel Co nonOwners even though the cit the St. I-aurent property an- process, even though not for. reorganizational meeting in and now it is time to give the SIOP in Kansw City, Kan. parcels . on A 1969 city charter amend. a -little January and if If elen Keyser is government officials tin* and Mooney Bill" Longwood Hills Road. . the Opportunity to resolve the ers ear!y today arrested two __ ____ ---.= ^MW..tjm_ &___ L.- Are 8> John A Spo)d - ,~". .- . -_ tf_ - . -. - I 4104 X , - IL _Msm J,, _W. 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Monday, Decemt)4.r 17, 1973— Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 101 Price loCents - - - --- -_ I- - . 4= - ,. __ r - H1 '\ -1 - may have been wounded by k ,: - -- - - . 7A - - Tt- �I 2A—The Sanford Herald Legal Notice Monday, Dec. 17, jlNoii Legal Notice legal Notice Leial Notice Legal Notice ' Legal Notice jflotF FICTITIOUSNAME UNITED STATED DISTRICT FIC1ITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUSNAME IN THE CIRCWT COURT, IN AND FICTITIOUSNAME Notice Is hereby given that we ar Notice Is NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARIIQ hereby given 1P4 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF that I am FOR NOTICE Is hereby given SEMINOLE COUNTY Notice Is hei'eby given that i am that i am sirtess fit 1)3 W. 77th4 gged in FLORIDA,ORLANDO DIVISION The Ror of C0Ln?y Corn EIGHT(ENTI JUDICIAL CUt. engaged in bulriess at 916W. High. engaged in busIness at Brantley FLORIDA. enuaged Street, Sanford. Seminole County, mIs.sioncrs OS Seminole County, CUlT 1P4 AND FOR SEMINOLE COURT NO. 13-131 OrI Civ way 46, Altamonte Springs, Square, P24 Hwy 4,36, Altamonte CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1679.A R,.Win!er Springs. 32707. emlnoIe Florida under the fictitious name of Florida, are accepting $ppIicaInj hgs, COUNTY, FLORIDA. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Seminole County, Florida under the minoip County, Florida In re; the Maniajeid County. Florida under the fictitious REFLECTIONS OF BEAUTY, and lobe considered for award of CIVIL ACTION NO. 71-1$O! Plaintiff, .,. EARL McINTYRE, et fictitious name of BRANTLEY under the fictitioui name of q 0 S £ V E L I MA Di S 0 N name of CENTRAL FLA. LAWN exclusive community antenna DIVISION £ ux Defendants(s). NOTICE OF SQUARE SPEED QUEEN COIN BRANTLEY SQUARE BARBER PETITIONER.ANDNORMAJEAN th.tw.lntendtoreglstersaldname CARE. and that I ntenitoregis'er with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, television (CATV) franctIse for t, in re: the Marvi*g. of SALE — Notice is hereby given that LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING, 5H, and that I intend to register MADISON, RESPONDENT. said name with the Clerk of the 5imInole County, Florida In ac. unincorporated areas of Seminole DON 0. DINGEE. said with name the Clerk of that I and pursuant to a SUMMARY FINAL the Intend to register said NOTICE OF ACTION Circuit Court, Seminole County, cordence with the provisions Of the County, Florida; and wilt accept DECREE of Foreclosure entered on name with the Clerk of the Circuit Circuit Courl, Seminole County, TO: NORMA JEAN MADISON Plaintiff, Florida in accordance with the FictItious Name Statutes, ToWit: slIdppiICa?jonsthroughl,OpM vs Avgust74,1973andarOrderent. Court, Seminole Co.inty, Florida in Floridi in accordanc, with the provisions of the Fictitiout Name RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOflFIED Section SAS.9 Florida Statutes 1951. Monday. January 21. 197a on November 11, 1973 by the above accordance with the provisions (If provisions of the Fictitious Name NANCY .i. DINGEE, Statutes, To-Wit Section L. Cre'.vs Statutes, To Wit: Section l6S 09 ApphCa?ion Jod *ns?ruchons may entitled Court, In the above styled the Fictitious Name Statutej, To Dtienctni. rJorda Statutes csi. that an action for DiiOlutiOfl of t* obtainej by for*ardtng .og to Dorothy A. Knapp Statutes 1957. 5: John R. Farmer NOTICE OF SUIT cause, the undersigned United Wit: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes Florida Marriage has been filed against you 5: Robert.W. Brown lheBo.ardofCountyCoqnmissjonen TO: NANCY .1. DINGEE Publish: Nov. 76. Dec. 3,10, 17, )73 States Marshal, or one of his outy 1957 by ROSEVELT MADISON. arwi you PublIsh: Dec. 10. 17. 24. 31, 1973 Attention: Betty Slmcoe, Ad. Publish: Nov. 26, Dec. 3. 10. 17. 1973 authorized deputies, will resell the S: Alan S. Attlnger 777 West Covina OE V 133 we required to serve. written corn' DEW37 41 DEV.141 ministrative Assistant, Seminole Apartment 103 propertysituat,ln Seminole county, Pubiith Dec. 3. 10, 17, 74. 1973 of your defenses, if y. to it on . CITY OF LAKE MARY, County Courthouse, Söntord, Florida, described as: The South DEWlI Covina, Callfor&a CARROLL BURKI, Attorney — Florida, 37771. NOTICE FIt.TITIOUS NAME FLORIDA YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 63.Otee4oftheI4ortP 13.S.Oteetof the NOTiCE OF VACATING AND Petitioner, whose address is 612 Notice Is hCteby given that the Notice is hereby given th,t I am Board of County Noticeof Public Hearing that an action for divorce has Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, West 91,0 feet of Block 23, CLOSING PORTIONS OF A engaged in business t Board of County CommisSioners 0 Commissioners tie againSt you, and you are ROBINSON'S SURVEY OF AN STREET Sanford, Florida, and file the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Seminole County, Florida, shall, at Sanford Ave.. Sanford. Seminole By: 5: Sidney L. Vihlen, jr., NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by required t serve a copy f your ADDITION TO SANFORD, ac TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: original with the Clerk of Circuit 7:00 p.m.. or as soon thereafter as Chairman County, Florida under the fictitious the Soardof Adjustment of the City written defenses. if any, to it on cording to plat thereof recorded in Court, Seminole County, Florida, You will taJie notice that the City name of SANFORD HEATiNG on the 3rd day of January, ATTEST: p° JOHN A. BALDWIN, Baldwin & Book 1, Pages 92 and 93, or before the 5th day of January, of Lake Mary, Florida, that said PublicS Commission of the City of Sanford, AIR COUD., and that I Intend to 1974, consider the enactment Of the S. Arthur H. Becb.with, Jr., Dkeou, Attorney for PetItioner, A.D. 1974. otherwIse a judgment will committee will hold a Public Records of Seminole County. Florida. on following ordinance: December 10, 1973, register said name with the Clerk of Clerk 5itC 70, 500 East Highway £36. Florida at public outcry to the be entered against you for the Relief Marine: An ord!nance relating to the Robert M. Morrit. highest and best bidder for cash at passed and adopted Ordinance No. the Circuit Court, Seminole County, (a) to consider an amended Catseiberry, Florida, and file th deianded in the Petition. unincorporated areas of Seminoli to close, vacate and abandon Florida in accordance with the Post Office Drawer H original *lth the Clerk of the above 1200 o'clock noon on Tuesday 119$ WlTNESSmyhandandthl S.aIof request of variance of 7 feet for a County, Florida; amending Sanford, Florida 37771 Styled court at the Seminole County January 13. 19laatthewestdoorof anyrightoftheCltyandthepublicln provisions of the Fictitious Name this Court on this the 2Ith day of sldeandl3.7Sfettforarearaddition Seminole County Ordinance No. 732 County CATV Attorney of carport and garage In line with (e She Seminol County Courthouie and to pcirllons of a sireet described Statutes, To-Wit: Section $6s.0 Courthouse. Sanford, Florid, on or November, AD. 1973. by adding Section 3.1, providing for. PublIsh: Nov. 76. Dec. 3, 10, 17, ' as follows: Florida Statutes 1957. 9th, 1974 January house whIch Is approximately 5023 before Sanford. Florida. the 0EV-in requirement of ob'alnlng a The Easterly 11 feet and the 5: ',tiillIam 1. J$Ct, D.B.A ___________________________ otherwise a feet from rear line and 1$ feet from ()ted 12 3.73 Jumnt may be en. permit prior Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. to the relocation and MITCHELL A. NEWBERGER Westerly 11 feet of that portion of Publish: Dec. 10. 17. 21, 31, 1973 side line, on the followIng described tered agiint you for the 'uhf Clerk of Circuit Court III THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ThE installationof ai,y mobile home and. Myrtle Avenue lying between Fulton DEW-31 x'opt'rty tying and buing In Seminole manOed I the Comptant. United Slates Marshal Seminole County, Florida. or travel trailer subject to Sem EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR SIred and Seminole 6oulev'd County, Florida, to wt. THIS NOTICE thu be published Middle District of Florida By: Martha I. Vihien CITY OF mole County Ordinance No. 7 CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR once City Commislion of the eacr week fnr tour (a) conLots 1. 7 a,id 3. 810(11 12, KENDELL W. WHERRY De.Ay Clerk LAKE MARY. FLORIDA for providing construction, SEMINOLE COUNTY City of Sanford. Fluida secutive weeks n The SarIford Assistant United Stales Attorney AMENDED PLAT OF CRVSTAL Carroll Burke Noticeofa$p.ci3l severability, and effective date. PROBATE DIVISION By . H. N Tamm, Jr. ?t,4fley for Pe)tj,.jt - r :.,rni br Plaintiff Perald. Sanford, Florida. LAKE SHORES, accc.rding to the Run-off Election (SEAL) City Clerk PROBATE NO. 73413CR WITNESS my hand and seal mnk 11Id. 4at thr',rof as recorded in Put Book &l3 Sanford AtIa,.tl: Putijt Dcc. 10, 17, 1911 31, 31. To Whom if may concem Arthur H. Bckwitt), .fr., Puithsh Dec. 17, 1973 £R.NL 8. LUDWIG said Court cm this 9th !.anford. 6. Pi 1$, Public Records 01 i/?I iou will please tak. notIc, that a Clerk DEw-is de'ce.t.e'd Ni-rrih'r. 107) -ernIno!r County. FIorila Publish: D.c. 3, 10, 17. 74, 1973 ;j $prcial Pun c'ti t'cri wIt t CITY OF t!:-'ri cI Cc1,rt, L'' 4 TtePutiic. Hor.iJ iIl t.i' held in CASSLLliLRRY, FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT Lomi.oner, COURT intt City ci Lt F.'ary, Florida NOTICE TOCREOITORS Clerk of the Circuit Coufl -the City Hall of the City of Lake Ntice of Public Hewing EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CUt. the lIlh day of December, 1973 for Seminole County, Florida All CredItors of the estate of By: Joy Webb Mary, Florids, located at the Lake TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE FOR BIDS By: A. G. Jj CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE the purpose of electing: IRENE 8. LUDWIG, deceased. we Deputy Clerk The Seminole County Roard of Mary Volunteer Fire Department, Notice is hereby givin by the City AMayorfortheCltyofLakeMary Deputy Clerk COUNTY, FLORIDA hereby notified add required to file JOhN A. BALDWIN for a one year term; Council of the City of Caueiberry, County CommIssioners will receive øii January 7, 1971, at 1:30 p.m., or Publish: Dec. 3, tO. 17, 24, 1973 IN PROBATE NO. 73.1$2.CP any claims or demands which they Baldwin & DIkeOU Florida, that said City Council will Councilmen Seat 4 for a one year bids at the office of Arthur H. Beck. as soon thereafter as possible, at DEW.9 In re: Estate of may have against said estate inthe Atlomeyi at Law hold a public hearing: fch time Interested parties and with, .r., Ciurk, up to 12:00 noon ALFRED S. HENSLEY, ak-a term, office of Clerk of Circuit Court of Suite 30. ___________________________ The place of voting will be at the Wednesday, January 7. 1971, for citizens for and against the requests Ia) To consider annexation of the ALFREC SALEM HENSLEY, Seminole County, Florida. iii the 500 East Highway 436 following described property lying FICTITIOUS NAME furnishing Items of new equipment for variance will be heard. Said Deceased. Lake Mary School Auditorium at courthouse at Sanford, Florida, Casselberry, Florida 37707 Noti, Is hereby given that I am and being In Seminole County, Country Club Road and State Road and performIng construction dd Mating may continue from time to NOTICE TO CREDiTORS within four calendar months from ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER Florida, to wit: engaged in business at 433 E. Tullis complete installation of the tlmeuntil final action is taken by the To all creditors and all persens ISA In the City of Lake Mary, the date of the first publication a Publish: 0c 10, 17, 24, 31, 1973 I Block A. Replal of Block C Lot Ave., Long*ood. Seminole County. following descrIbed traffic signal said Board of Adjustment. having claIms or demands against Florida, this notice. Each claim or demano DV 1D7 SOUth Fern Park Subdivision, The Polls will be open from 1:00 Florida under the fictitious name ci THIS NOTICE SHALL BE project: said estate: must be In writing and must stat. TOM'S HEATING. AIR CON. Seminole County, PIat Book?, Page SECTION 77000 (SR. 434) AT POSTED In three (3) publIc places You. and each of you, are hereby am. In 1:00p.m. theplbceofresldenc,afldpostoffice CITYOF DITIONING & REFRIGERATION Ii. Public Records of Seminole notlfledandrrqulredtopresent,ny Mr. Homer Gleason will be REOBUG LAKE ROAD AND wIthIn the CIty of Lake Mary, ALTAMONTESPRINGS, and that I intend to regIster seld County, Florida. you, or Chairman of the Eldion Board, WINTER PARK DRiVE, IN Florida, at the City Hall within the claims and demands which r*orntoby the c$imant. hisagent. FLORIDA tothe corporate Ilmitsof the CIIVOf name with the Clerk of the Circuit CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA: City of Lake Mary. Florida. and eitherol you, may Psev against the arid Mrs. Aroiyn Trim, Mrs. Lillian or his attorney, Dr it will become Noticed Public Hewing Court, Seminole County, Florida in Casselberry. Flor,da; S. Hc,stey, Burke, Mrs. MIltn Moore and Mr. CONSTRUCTION NEW published in THE SANFORD OF estate of Alfred void according tow. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: and accordance with the provisions Carl Ooschwillsecveonthe Election TRAFFIC SIGNAL. HERALD. a newspaper of general deceased, November 77th, 93 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by tb) To consider atso the question the Fictitlout Name Statutes, To fliddCs Sh4tI be uatlfied ?ratfk clrcuIatin, In the City of Laf the CIrcuit Ccurt of Seminole Board. Jo':', .1 Li..:t,,:. Pie C.ly Co'jnc cI 'l'-e Ct of desgniting and assigning the Wit Section 56309 Florida Statutes All persons legally registered ir, signal conttructiøn contractors Mary, Florida, one time at least II County, its office in the County JameS A Ludw.j Altamonle Springs. Florida. that zoning classification of C-I Corn. rtflouse In Sanford, Seminole Seminole County and living within approved by the Florida Depart. days prior to the aforesaid hearing AS ExKut*c said City Council will hold a public mercial to said property as that County, Florida, within 5: Thomas A. Greene Thomas S. Spee,, PA. sIx months the boundarIes of the City of Lake mint of Transportation to perform date. In addition, not ice shall be hearing: cLassification ii deScribed Publish: Nov. U, Dec.3, 10, 17, 1973 Mao'y, Florida, may avail them. from the date Vu's? puhlktl thIs work, and shall submit Posted in the area to be considered ?'. t i 10 ofu.oa ainerNon of the zoning ordinances of the City O DEV.144 selves or ineir Nignes ot Franchise, satisfactory written evidence with at least 13 days prior to fIts date of h% Ludwig tice. following described property lying _______________________ Casseiberry, Florida, to wit, Or. Dated December 7, 1913. bid that they are so approved by the the Public Hearing. P.O. BOX 1364 EuCh claim or demand must be in and being In Sminoi' County, dinance IN as amended and sup. (SEAL) DATED: This 17th day of wrilin and rnu%I State the Florida Department of Iran. ., • •••. . • butiCliuft, ,fl%UUiiig u,5.r.p,,vn • Eci',i,vI, e.l... Pvblis7r Dec. 10, 17, 1973 resldenceandpost office address oP PARCEL A: North 425 feet of CASSELBERRY,FLORIDA The present zoning classification Florida and location of most recent signal Kay Sasiman. ')EW-32 the ciaimnl and must be to South 735 feet of West 210 feet Of NotIce of Public Hearing of said property isP? & P-lA as that By: Don Jackson City Clerk project completed on the st$te high. the by the claImant, his agent, or his West % of Northwest L. Of Nor. CilYOF TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: classification Is described In Mayor City of Lake Mary, way system. attorney, or It will be barred ac WINTER SPRINGS. thwett '4., Parcel 4. Section 15, NotIce is hereby given by the City zoning ordinance, and regulations Attest: Florida Roaciwey moditiclions and cording to law. Township 21 South, Range 29 FLORIDA East; Council of the City of Casselberry, Seminole County, Florida. pavement markings shall not be PublIsh: Dec. 17. 1973 Each creditor shall deliver sut- S Kay Sassman and Notice of Public Hewing Florida, that said City Council will The Public Hearing will be held in enable City Clerk Included In bid. These Items will be DEWeY claim to PARCEL B: East 157.3 feet of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: hold a public hearing: the City Hall, Casselberry, Fbi-Ida, ficlent copies of Pus Publish: Dec. 11, 17, 1973 furnIshed by the County of Seminole Noticeishereby-givenbytheCity west 100.2 feel of South '. of Nor. a)Tocont4dr annexat snot the on'he27thdayofDecember,1973,aI theCIrcullCourltomallon.toeach DEW.d and Florld Department of TranCouncil of the City of Winter thweSt tiol Northeast '4, Parcel 70, cIrvop fIbo*ing described property lying 7: PM.. or as soon thereafter as personal representatIve. sportatlon In coordInation w!th the Dated this 10th day of December, 15, To-wnshiØ 21 South, Springs, fiorida, that said City 5ti arid be-rig in Seminole County, LONGWOOD, FLORIDA possible, at which time interested PUBLIC NOTICE succeSSful bidder, 1973. Range 29 East; and Council will hold a pubic heating; NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO Floridi, to wit: parties and citizens for and aganst The Board of County Corn5pecifktIoflsrnayMoftai,at CONSIDER 5: Waymon P. WIlloughby (a) Tocomidetpnnexationofttue PARCEL. C; Weit 517.1 feet Of OF ADOPTION FrOmfh,SOuthweStcDrfle,ofthe tbepcoposadacm.xatkxuandzoning miuioner of Seminole County, the office of the S.mife County PROPOSED ORDINANCE AdminIstrator of the following described property tying South ti Of Northwest li of Nor SE i. of Section 17, Township I wIll be heard. Said hearing may be Florida, will hold a public hearing on EngIneer, 1300 South Orlando Drive, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Estate and being in SemInole County, theast ti (less Eas 157.1 feet Of We-st South, Rang. 70 East, Seminole Continued from time to time until Tuesday. January S. 1973, at 7:00 Sanford,FIorlda3fll'.orbywritirug Alfred S. H*fliley, 2 feet plus South 50 foet foe FIor4e, to wit: County, Florida, run along the final action Is taken by the City NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Clerk's Office, P 0. Drawer C, the City 07 L.ongwood, Florida, IPsat From the Southeast corner of Lot Road). Parcel 7, Section 15, deceased pm., or as soon thereafter as Westerly line of said SE ',N 1 Council. possible, to hear testimony and Sanford. Florida 3277$. All bids are the City CouncIl will hold a public 117, Block "0", Dr. Mitctuelli survey Township 21 SouTh, Range 29 East: degree 19' 32" W, 547,71 feet; thence This notice shall be posted at the By: 5: WillIam V. Emery Of the Moses E. Levy Gratut as and run P4 17 degrees £7' 13" E. 4399 City Hall within the City of Suite 731, 110 E. Granada Avenue .vlder.ce pertainIng to compliance to be In e sealed envelope pta'nIy hearing to consIder enactment of by Seminole County Dispnsai, Inc., marked on the outside, "Sealed Bid PARCEL 0: 11w East 25 feet of recorded in Pie? Book 1. Page s. Casselberry. Florida, and in three Ormond Beach, Florida 37071 feet to the Southwesterly right-ofçinance Plo. 3.59, entitled; with Seminole County Ordinance 70. for SIGNAL CONSTRUCTION, open 4$ font of Block B of Tract way line of State Road 434: thence Public Records of Seminole County. the West (3) other places within the City, and Attcrnay foe the Estate AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 16, 1970. The January 2. 1974." 55 of Flat of REPLAT OF TRACTS run along said right-of-way line 47 Florida. Run N. g, . j" published in The Sanford Herald, a Publish: Mon. Dec. 17. 21, 3). 1973 3. adopted on June Or LONGW000. FLORIDA, PiMIn0 will be held in the 1,56. 5Sandl4. sacept Lots I degrees 17' 01" E. 475.00 fret to a Bids *fli be opened at 2:00 P.M. AMENDING ORDINANIE NO. III, me es £.. a saio t.o* fl'PiP' Of venvrai circulation in and Jan.?. 1974 = County Com'ilssIoner' Me,t(ng Wednesday, January 3,1971, in lo1ad71to71of8kH,Td51 - PotidOf flegtnning; thrncerlrnSd tal, and the West tine of Gardena the City of Casselberry aI'td' DEW.74 the BEING THE GENERAL ORRoom, Courthouse, RoOm 203, Board of County CommIssioners DINAPICE FOR THE CONTROL OF Farms Subchvslon. as recoro us 5'1ando Springs. Seminole County, ciegrei 47' s" w. :0 feel, thence Seminole County, Florida, onc, a SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING Sanford, Florida Persons interested Mw$Ing Room. Scodd Floor of the DOGS WITHIN THE CITY OF week toe at leisj, four. (4) con Pii? Cook 6. P.ges 23 and 24 ci tie Florida. OS recorded In Ptat Book 7. run N 11 degrees 17' .a" ' presentin e Cf testimony COurt House In Sanforo, Florida, I. AND ZOIIIPIG COji4MISSION Public RecordI Of SemInole County, Page 1, 04 IPte Public RecOrds of ?o the Center line ci ve4 1se(utive weeks priOr to the dale i 0 N G W 000. F L 0 R I 0 A, :. htt9 A4nofttlqd. * NeticedPebllc Hearing Actual award to successful bidder PROVIDIHC FOR THE CONTROL Seminole County, Fl*,rlda. being a portion Of Fern the Fla. A distance f 30000 i Public Hearing; the date of the Park oe Bc'uleyjs'd V$hlen, Sidfl*'P Jr. L. The Planning find £oning Cornp will be made 111 the next regular OF DOGS BY OWNERS AT ALL strip Of land 23 fe-el wide from East private road); thence n.m N 43 P0.8. RLM rn.. firit pubtketion to the date of the Chairman mIssion of Seminole County, West end 306.1 feet long from degrees 41' 1$' E. 250 feet to thi County Commission Meeting In the TIMES last publication, both dales degrees 57 . 42" E. along saks We-st Florida, will conduct a public Publish: Dec. 11, 1973 Court House, Sanford, Honda. iineot Garuena Farms Sobdivis, Noh to Suuth, and aforesaid Southcasterly right-of. clusive, shall not be less than Said Ordinance was placed on first PARCEL E; Block Bof Tract 33. TPt'jt'day, J, 3. arts tite East I'neS of lets U? 1(2 ey,. in ed?tn. Marinotoco.nlderrecomm.ndlnqa DEW-,i9 way line of Stat. Roed 4: !Pume reading on December $0. I13, and o PIat of Reptat of Tracts 47, 50, 5), nehru shall be posted in the area to proposed change of toning from Al ____________________________ ruji, 50 degrees 12' '2" E. 707 feet to Arthur H. BeckwIth. Jr., t3t. 174. and 11!. CloCk "o - nt the City Council will consider sane 5.i. 35 and 35. ecnp? Lots I Agnicuttire to P 3 MultIple Family IN THE CIRCUIT COURT oi' 21 to Clerk !e POint of Be-gr'.ning Subject t t considered for annexation and 0,' Mtcheui sur.ty of , E for final passage and adoption after 21. Block H, Tract 34. Saruando Dwelling District on the following F LO R IDA zoning at least fifteen (IS) 05)-s Boled of County right-of-way for Fern Park Levy Grant, a distance of E 10 H TEEN I H ttuepubllc hearing which will be held Springs, Snninat. County, Florida, Boulevard, over the Northwesterly prior to the date of the Pblit deicribed property: Commissioners jel.RunmanS.s3dagrees3i'30" JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE In the City Hall of LOngwood, in Piat &oo* 7, Page .4, 37 feet thereof. LyIng parallel with Hearing. The Norm 54 f tIuC North ',of the COUNTY, FLORIDA Seminole County, Florida W. 1993A7 feit toa point Oeb the west Florida, on Monday, the 14th day of Dated thiS 13th day of November, Northeast t of the Southwest V. CiVIL ACTION NO. 731651.A By: W. Bush, Jr. fineof aforesaid Lot III. Run thence of the Public Records of Seminole the Northwesterly line. January, A 0. 1911, at S:0O pm, or County, Florida (less the East )4,j-7 AD. 1973. ness the East 2637 fret), Section 71. DivIsion A PubliSh: D.c. 17, 24, 1913 5. Di degrees 57' 30" W. along the as soon thereafter as ,ossible. At the TOwnship 21 South, Range 30 East, In re: The Marriage of Mary W. Hawthorne, DEW 77 and West line of aforesaid lots 1)8, n, feet - d the Norm 1S2.S feet); and meetIng interested parties may PARCEL F: Block C less West City Clerk LESS: That part of the North ~ of WILLIAM H. SMITH, Husband. 131. add 142, a distaice of 317053 ói.ot, Tract $3. Sanlando Springs; NOTICI OP INTENTION TO appear and be heard with respect Pc of fItS City of the Northeast ' of the Southwest 4 From tne Southwest corner of tIte feel tos point on P1w North REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME the proposed Ordinance. This Book 7, I of P*g. Casselberry, Florida the Public SE 'a of SectIon 17, Townhlp 21 of Section 21. Townhlp 2) South, ANN MAE ROADCAP SMITH, aforesaid lot 117, run tP.ence along Flat PURSUANT TO PLA, STAT. us.., hearing maybecontinued from time Records of Seminole County, South Range 30 East, Seminole' Range70 East,Iying North andWest Wile arid Norm line, 5.13 degrees 37' B. It known that It Is the Intention to time until final action is taken by (Seal) County, Florida, run along the ci the center i-A Howell Creak, less NOTICE OF ACTION W. 74647 teut t Ire Easterly right of Flonda; and of the undersigned to engage In the City Council. PARCEL 0; LoIs 16 arid 17, Block Westerly line of said SE 'a, N I Publsh: Nov.74, Dec. 3.10. 17, 21. theWest3bfeelcorwlstlngof200feet To: Wl'iiam H. Smith way, line of Fisher Road, as A copy of the proposed Ordinance Sanlando, Piat Book 3. busIness under the fictitious name Page i3',, de'ree W 3?' w. $6771 feet; thence on Lake Howetl Road ard 330 feet on Addre, Unknown recorded in 0. P. Book 305. Pages 3 WOODS ispostedatttieCityHall,Longwood, of: 0Ev II? CYPRESS run N 42 degrees 47' 17" E. 4399 LakeHowrllt.ane,lyinglnSemmnole YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED andll. Pu,iic Records of 5emile Section 17. TownshIp 21 South, Range 29 East, and lttal a proceeding for dissolution Of DEVELOPMENT COMPANY and Florida, and copies are on file with feet to the Southwesterly right-of. County. Florida. County, Florida. Run CITY OF Clerk of ttie City and same ma) PARCEL H: Lots 11 arid 19, Block way line of State Road 436; thence And LESS: Begin 104.17 feel South rnarrlcge has been filed against )QJ the princIpal place of business shall the degrees 57' 07" W. along said WINTER SPRINGS, Sanland.o. Plat Book 3. Page 45½, required to ierve a copy be: SuIte 304. 231 Maltland Avenue, be Inspected by the public. run ala.g said right.of -way tine S 17 of the Northwest corner of the and you are Easterly right of way lint. 441.04 FLORIDA DATED this 11th day of Decem Section 12. Township 31 SouTh, ilegreesl7'07"E,.l7Sfe,4toapoint; Northeast I-. of the Southwest V., of your written defenses, if any, Attamorde Springs, Florida. upon feet to a point on the South line O Naliceof Public Hearing Range 29 East; arid thence run 512 degrees , SectIon 29, TownshIp 31 South, thereto on Petitioner's attorneys, Publication of this notice, as bet. AD. 1973. aforesaid Lot 117. Run thence . TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 5 Onnie R. Shoe.sate All of that certain R-W of Mon. 330 feet to a Point of Beginning; Range 30 East, run North $1 dcwees who1 names and address aipe.r required by the above statute, the degrees SI' 41" E.. along said NOticd is hereby given by the City City Clerk tg0my Road from its intersection thisname to thence continue S 42 degrees 47' II" thence North 12 below, on or before December 24th, undersigned will cause SI' East 26549feet. Lot line 495.74 feet, tfter,c N degrees Council of tie iity of Winter Cf the City of degrees II' West 700 I.,t, thence l973andfiletheoqlginaltpstr.of with be registered with the Clerk of ttw degr.esSl' 42" E. i0000feet thence vnththeNorthR.WtineofS.R.e36to W,250feet; thencerunN 41 Springs. Florida. that isid City Longwnod, Fbi-Ida its Intersection with the South R-W foe Seminole I?' 12" W, 307 feet to thep center li County, tt• Clerk of this Court either before Circuit Court West 10 fed morn or less to the N. 6Sde-grees 07' 51' E. 210.82 feet to Council will hold a public hearing: Publish: Dec. 7, 1773 line of S.R. 431; of the paved portion of Fern Park center of Howell Creek4 thence service Ott Petitioners attorneys or Florida. a point tying 300 feet N. 05 deprefs (a) to consider a requeol for a Boulevard (a private road); thince Those Interested In said en- DEw 71 immediately thereafter; otherwIse Souttiwetterly along said 01' iS" E. of the aforesaid South Lot tothe corporate limits of the City Of center of change of zoning from Rural Urban Atan ni1s, TtGrda, en r.n N 43 drgreri 47' 14" E 73 ff Howell Creak to lute West line of said a default will be entered against you terprlse, and the extent of Interest line of Lot 10. Run thence tO Planned Unit Development of ' CITYOF consider also the question thence run b 47 degrees 12' 42" E, 307 (b) To andaddeessofeathoftheownwsis Northeast degrees Si' 15" E. parallel with .aid ' of the Southwnt 'a. for the relief demanded In the following described property LONGW000,FLORIOA feel to the Point of Beginning. as foliowi: OWNER W H. B. Petition. thence South South line of Ill, a di5?flCe of of designating and assigning If-i to Point of Beginning. c''I- 'ng wthn th nrunicipal NOTICr.Or PUbLIC IIE.ARIP-iG TO zor.ng ctassi'cations f P MF1 ¶,.,biCct to rght of *ay for Fern WlTNESSmvhandan.dtreseabof FINANCIAL, INC.. INTEREST 17&3 li het'f to the pont c-f Dcçinn;r AndAIsoLESS. The East'ofthe iisr..t -f the City of Winter Springs, 6)0 CONSIDER A DOPT ION Residential, Multiple family OF 'Park Boulevard, over the Nor 77.5 Per Cent; ADDRESS COUF1 on the 31st day Of following described property: Containing 170.tSfl acres. st*lct tO From this F,,'rit',a, and more fully described as District as to Parcels A. B and C; C. Newport PROPOSED ORDINANCE thwesterly 33 feet thereof. Lying Newport Center Drive. SouthNovmber, AD. 1913 the N.rtheast corner of tie Florida Power Corp. Utility N follows, to.wlt; TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Commercial Neighborhood parallelwiththeNorth-aresterfyilne Beach. Cell?. 92660. OWNER west t4 of Section 7*, T3wnsitip 21 (Seal) easements arid also subject ID The South 157 feet of Lots 91, 100, DistrictastoParceis Dand Er R.1A lottie corporate limitsof the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Arthur H. Beckwlth, BADGER NATIONAL. INC.; INJr. South. Rarçe 30 EcU. run west restrict'iOt'ts of record. 101, and 107, (the portion East Of Residential, Single Family District Casselberry, Florida; TEREST — 27.5 Per Cent; AD. the City of Longwood, Florida, that Clerk of Circuit Court 10 along the North line Of to the corporate limits of the City of as to Parcel said South. Shore Road). Tne Northwest F; arid P0 PrOfessional By: Linda M. Han-es DRESS 100 Santa Cru: Avenue. the City Council will hold a public winter Springs, Florida. and lyIng *t5t 'a 266.4 feet to a point 13.71 Office DistrIct as to Parcels G and consider also the question acres of Lot 110, all of Lot 111 (b) To Deputy Clerk Suite 102. Menlo Park, Calif. 71025 hearing to consider enactment of North 0 degrees 32' fbI Ta consider also the West of the east of Shore RorJ, South of H. as those ctassilfk.ations we of designating arid assigning the W. B. B. FINANCIAL. INC. O,dinnce Plo. 35*. entitled: Northwest corner of Lot I ot opal GERALD W. JONES of of designating and assigning the described Panama Rold and East of Fisher in the zoning ordinances zoning classitic.aion of C I Corn AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY HUTCHISON, LEFFLER By: 5: Paul J. Hegener & ronrv classification of P130 Road, and all portilcwts of the Terrace. as per tIs piat ttuereo Of tie City of Aitamowe Springs, mircial to said property as that OF LONOW000. FLORIDA, AN. , MORRIS President In Planned Unit Development to said PIat Book 13, page Flon1da,towlt;OrdanceNomn claSsifIcation Is described in the following lots lying East ci FIsher recorded NEY1NO TO AND INCLUDING BADGER IATIONAL, INC. vopesty as that classifIcation Is Recoids iii Semtnole County, Post Office Drawer H andasamend.dandwppleetwnled, zoning ordinances of the City of Road—LotsllS,177,l33andle3,AiI Public WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA degrees Sanford, Florida 37)71 8): 5: Sidney v. ger run taince ..*scnibad In thi zoning ordinances SouTh 0 in Block V. 0. P. MITCHELL'S Florida, The present zoning clasifications Casse$b'erry, Florida, to wit. Or. OF 'THE CITY AN AREA OF LAND to the South right of Attorneys for Petitioner Pre,iden' 04 the City of Winter Sp.'gs, Of iaid property SURVEY OF THE MOSES E. LEVY, 72' East 10 feet is A-) Agricultural dinance iN as amended and SITUATE AND arid PublIsh Nov 78. Dec. 3, 10, li 1973 Publish' Dec. 17, 34, 31, 1973 arid BEING IN Florida, GRANT, Plat Book I, PageS of the way line 04 Lake Howell Lane, District as to Parcels A, B.C. 0. E. plemented. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Jan. 1, 1911 the Point of Beginning, The present toning classIfIcation arid F, ard R.)A.A Residential. contInue DEVIlS Public Recurds of Seminole County, The preSent zoning ciassiflcation AND MORE PARTICULARLY ow.71 Of said property is A-i Agricultural 5ingleFamtlyDlstrIctasto thence South 0 degrees 32' East FlOnda. Parcels of said property is C-2 as that DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: THE boundary District as that classification IS The present zoning classification of along the West of said IN 7HE CIRCUIT COURT OF G,sndH.astPuosectassificatic,tsw, ciassificat)n i the Opal TerraceLle.C7 feet to the South F 10 R IDA 1 10 H TEENY H IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE WEST 200 FEET OF THE EAST property Is Rural Urhenas detcrlbad in the zoning onances described in IPte toning OrdInances zoningordinancesandregulatlons clatsificalion is described in the lineoftheflorth54of the Nor1hiof JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 469.30 FEET OF LOT 1 OF CENandregulationsof 5emituoitC4unty. arsdregulaN-cwusof S.misto$eCovnty, Seminole County, Florida. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TRAL PARK, ACCORDING TO FlOrida. z,ningordinancesandruguIatiornof theNorthent'.attheSoulawesI 'a COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida. ThePubllcHeanir,gwilibeheldin THE PLAT THEREOF AS COUNTY. FLORIDA. The Public Nearing wilt be heed in SectIon 7* thence South $9 the City Cf Wl*ltr Springs. Flo'Ida. of said CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.J4$7.3 The pji hearing will beheld In the City Half, Casselbrry, Fbi-ida, RECORDED IN PL.AT BOOK 6. CASE NO, 731S71E flit City Hall, Wir.tec Springs, degrees 5$' West along said South In re: the Marralge if ThePubliciieaningwiiIb.h.ldin the City Halt, Attamonfe Springs, onthe37thdayalDecember,1973,at PAGE 99, PUBLIC RECORDS OF In i-t: thi Marriage of Florida on the 11th day of January. me City Hall. Winter Springs, line 3.31.77 feet, Phe,,ca North 0 JACKIE DA7DEN, Hu-oband FlorIda, on the 9th day 01 January, 7 - 30 P.M.. or as soon thereafter as SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; DORIS ANN AIM, 1974. at 730 p.m. or as soon West 458.54 feel fl to the trid Florida on thi 16th day of January, deO'ees 1571, ,.t 5 00 p.m. or as sooei possible, at which time interested PetitiOner REDEFINING THE CORPORATE thereafter as possible, at whtCh 'l South right of way line of Lake WYNONA T. OAR DEN. Wife AD. 1971. it;; p.m.. or as thereafter as possibf*, at which time parties and c.ifiens for and against LIMITS OP THE CITY OF _Id lnfereSte'I parties and citizens foi' tP*fe'atlerasposiib)e.atwhlthtlme Howell Lane, thence East 355.77 interested parties and Citizens for thepropo1.edar(lexatand tIOTIcROFAcTION ing LOPIGWOOD TO IPCLUDE SAID a.4';', k?J JAMES .1. AMI. feet, COn!airuin) thmit-n 2 acres cte I'm p"ed ..ri rrerrsteri parties and cltl:nnt nttth- prrrT rrrlion TC Jackie Darden i,fl ti-i t'.:uri Si0 lenning may te LAND WITHIN TIlL MUNICIPAL oni zon.ng will be trard. aid And Also LESS. From the leorzoe.çcj will be tieer.1. Said tid against the ps.ct ctsange ot RI. 1 continued from time to time until LIMITS OF THE CITY; thwest corner of the Northeast NOTICE (2, SUIT hearing tray be cofltimd from time hearing may b corE inved from tinie final action i tkn by the city of toning classifIcation will be heard. Vidaiia, Georgia AUTHORIZING AMENDMENT TO JAMES the Sthwest 'of J. AIM Section 21, lotimeuntfIfinalacticmistakenby totimeuntilflnafa-ctloruistakenby Council. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO: SaldPieeringmayb.contlnuedfrom CITY MAP TO INCLUDE SAID true City Council. Re%ldince uranown timC to time until final action is Township?) South, Range 30 East, thet a proceeding for dissolution Of the City Council. This notice shalt be posted at the This notice shall be posted at the run South 0 degrees 17 East 401.12 marriage his been filed against you YOU ARE HER EIIY NOTIFiED LAND ANNEXED; APPROVING tdkfi by the City Council. This notice shall be posted at fIt. City Hail within the City Of SEVER A Cli. IT V. CONFLICTS City Hall wethin the City Of WIIEet' Thu nollc* shall be posted at true feet along the West ilrie of laid and you are I squired to serve a copy that an Amended P.tIllon For City Halt within tPse Cfly of Cassefberry, Florida, and In threi Marriage has been AND EFFEC,'IVE DATE. Florida, and i ?IWO. (3) Dissolution ot Northeast 'a, of the Southwest Aftame Springs, Ftorkla arid in City Halt within the City of Winter 'a, of your written defenses, U t3)otherplacejwitlsintheclty,and any. readlr on Decerrl)eq 1. 1973. arid , r;t1 ,,• tP-rire tio'th 51 deormc'i tA Fist thereto on Pehitior,er 5"f rj H-r-j -..-l.,, '-n'ni 1:rt.i, rI -r t'- rr 13) Ii tomneys, filni In Pr ati-j'e rapt:oned cate City Cc,c:t will (ontdet same n lii Uf0iJ. 0 69 ftt t an Iron a rcricrete whole name and address appear and (ly, rJ uU'imed p, Tte Sanford piaces vIhri Pie C"regurec' to Serve a copy r.cpaper f general circulation in — 'V1 — . — Q - ---- - _______________ - . - . -- _____________________________ - - 7 ' - " - -- . — . — —. — — __ j nnd thC City of Winter Spminf'iot' CC.Jfi!b'. ilCt-i.i C-r- for Of least four.-.i4i consecvtive weeks prior lottie date of lIt. Public Heanlng thi date of flue -st publication to me date Of the last pubflc.tion, both dateS inctuslve, shall ntf be 41* thin twenty -eight? (7U days. Itt addition fbOtif- s.haiI bt' costed ifl the area !0 be considered for arxue*atioru and Ifteen (15) Clays zo,u4ng t prior to me Cut Of ,Ss Public Hearing, fl,STEO thiS 7 11i dIv 01 Ebcct'nber. Mary T t4cltori City Clerk nt trio City f Winter Sprins. Florida PhLJl: (Sec. 10,17,24,31. 71,and - ,i. • flw ¶1 :r -: ! r,r •,..,. -...-. ircuiat.Ofl in the City of Aitarnonle r.nQs and SeminotC County, Fiorida.oncra week for atiest four () cnscsdtve weeks prior to lIt. date of the Public Hearing; the date true fir1 publication to the deli of the lost publication., dates inctuslve. shall not be lest flu-ru twryuty-*'ghl ('781 days. to di?ir. '' j be considered for a eaaticxu and zoning at teas' ff tee'nu 1551 ia7s ,nit to flue dale of The Public hitiring. 1)4710 thiS 78th day Of Seminole County. Florida, oct a week t*r •t tall four (1) secuthe wH&s prtor to flue date of the Public Hearing; the due Of me first pubtical ion lo the date of the last publication. both dues inctslv, shall no? be le,i tan taenty.eiQtit (71) dyi. in additior, rnr ¶Patl u- pos!J ri Pim. 5r t O'11i.%1 ar.o :onrg at lei;t fIfteen (II) days por to ttue date of the Public titfiring. Dated thiS 13Th day t N*vmrutue,, A (S 1973 Jordan 5 City Clark Of the City of AttamonEe Florida Publish. Out. 3, $0. 17. 24 31. 1971. DFuV) Mary W. )iawtrorrie, City Clerk Of the City of CuSeib-trry. Florida PubliSh: 28. (Se-c. 3, 10, I?, 74, 1913 0Ev lie ,,-$.r thll ;:,- f1y. Legal Notice Legal Notice tPiPpublIc hearing which will biheld Robert HflhipiIIr of newspaper of general circulation In thencerun P1rtPu17degrei's II' West and fl'e theoriglnai thereof with the ru If-c City Hell of Loe'ugwood. 70Oteettt.anironincoticrete,t.nce Of this Cvtt either before J014U0ti AND PANICO, P,A. the City of Winter Springs and Clerk Seminole County, Florida, once a SOuth 37 degree, 50' East 17 feet to service en Peti'ioner'$ aticeneys or attorneys for Pet Itidnir, whose Florida, on Monday, the IPI day of address Is 111 South Maltland January, AD, 1971. at 5:00 pm, or week for at least four 11) con- lnifG4iPip$,thenCtSouthi7de0t-ees imnedhately IP*eafter; ovtue,-wt se(utiee week; prior to ttue date of 11' East 112 feet to an iron pepe, a default will be entered *7alnst you A"enue, Maltland, Florida, 37731. as Ivan thereafter as possible. At the meeting interested parties may the Public Hearing; ti, date of the thincr South I) degrees 5$' *1-st fl fa the relief demanded in the arid fllethe(p Iginal with the Cf(!k IPte above styled Court on ce before appar and be heard with respect 10 Petition, firSt publication to thu date of the feet to the Paint of Beginning. Further descrIbed as 7.7 acres on WITNES% my hand and seal Of January IMPs, 1771; offerwise an the proposed Ordinance This last publiC.ttofl,, both d&te* intvarInq ma/be Continued from time PuiI not be less than the South side of Like Howell Lane tP' dusve. Court on t?ue 29Th dAy Order may be entered for the rttIef tetirne until final action is laken by demanded in the Pettion i.'"1 r •-j-. iioi jOyS, In oduiuOfl, b'twtin Stite Road 436 and take Noverruher, A 0 197) ISEAL) WlTNESSmy hand and thesualof the City Council Howell road. ftltiCt S$iI be posted in the area Arthur H. Bqckvilh, jr. This pjbtic hearing will be held in sd Court cm 1e 13th day ot A Copy ci the pvoi-o Ordinance be eOii%kitrtd fr change of Clerk of Circuit Cvrt Ii Potted at the City Hall, Lougwood, December, 1773 at itsl fiftfl (IS) days prIor to the the Cctimwy Cc-mmisl*n Chambers FlOrida, an. copies are on file 8y: Joy Stokes (Seal) Of lit CQvrtMut*. Sin? oncE Floe-ida, date of the Public Huanimug, the Clerk of ?tue City arid same may Deputy Clerk DATED ir;s 7th 05- 01 December, on January 9, $971. at 730 P, ciAR1HU H. UECKWITH, Ror-ERT M MORRIS o fiy of the i'ctlj (curt a ;i;; thtrfttr as pOtit °%Petted tm the Public, HUICHISON. LEFFLEM fx- Sernirote County. DATED this 11th 'Jay of Decem Ptermu;ng and Zou;rg & Mau L MORRIS bet. AD. 1911. Florida Commission City Clerk Post Office Drawer H S Ot'vute P. Stuorrujtpt of 'rue City of Scmir.olc County, Florida By: Lkuda M. Harris Sanford, Florida 37171 City Clerk Winter Springs. FlorIda Dtputy Clerk 8,': .1 8 WilILami, AttOrnel for PetItioner ° the City PublIsh: Dec. 17, 21, 3), 1973 arid Zoning Director Publish: Dec. 10, 17, 3), 1773, lid PubliSh: Dec. 3. 10, 17. 31, 1973 Jn 7, 1774 Jan 7. 1171 Publi$tu Dec. 17, 1913 ci LCngwood, Florida DEW 1) UFw 71 rww si PjbIith: Dec 17. 1913 or w 1W 73 - ' ' 3 ,, .4 Internal Revenue Lifts Ban On Definition Of 'Spouse' Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND PROCLAMATION OF FOR SEMIi4OL COUNTY, SPECIAL RUN-OFF — FLORIDA ELECTION CIVIL ACTION NO. 3.l1S3.Ø TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS DIVISION 0 OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY In re: Petition of FLORIDAPHILLIP 0. HANNERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by NOTICETODEFEND the City OF CASSELBERRY, TO: DOUGLAS GLENN OWENS FLORIDA, that pursuant to lawful Whose Residence and authority the City of Casselberry, Address is unknn Florida, shall 00 Tuesday Shall on YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Tuesday Decsmber 15, 1973, during that the above named Plaintiff, the legal hours f or voting hold a PHILLIP 0 HAP4PIEPS, ta tiled Specal run off election of the City 04 Complaint In th above styled Court Casselberry, Florida for the adoption of he minor Said election shill be held t the children, MICHELLE ELAINE Casselberry Fire Department OWENS ano DOUGLAS GLENN Building On said date and at the OWENS. JR., named therein, and times authorized for the purpose of you are hereby required to serve a electing the following offIcial, to copy of your written 0efene,, 1 any, wit: on THOMAS 0. FREEMAN, ONE MEMBER of the CIty ESQUIRE of LAW OFFICES OF Council of the City of Casselberry, THOMAS G. FREEMAN. Attorneys two year term for Plaintiff, Post Office BOX 4 This Notice shall be Posted as Altamonle Springs, Florida, 37701, required In the City of Casselberry, and file the orIgInal with 1Pu Clerk of Florida, and shall be published In the above styled Court on or before the Sanford Herald once each week January 15, 1971; otherwise a for at least two (2) Consecutive default and ultimate judgment will *'teI prior to December beenteredagainstyougrafltlnguld Dated at Casselberry, Florida, adopt ion this 7th day of December, A.D, 1973. WITNE5S my hand and the seal of (Seal) said Court Ott the 12th day of Bill B. Grier December, A 0 1973 Mayor (Scal) Publish: Dec. II, 17, 197) WASH1NGN The contribute to if they have can AInerntaxayertohae him $1 of their taxes for ilnancing Internal Revenue Service has celed checks or receipts to think that we are talking abcut the 1976 presidential election. lifted its ban on the word prove their gifts. And a list of a water fountain," Walters said And, if they didn't check off the "si>ouse" and stopped trying to names and dates for claiming at the time, amount last year, they may do define income-tax terms (or payments to doctors, dentists But "spouse" is back because so thIs year. taxpayers. and hospitals no longer is re. it's the easiest term to use, an In case a taxpayer needs These are but two of the quired on the form. IRS official now says, and "it help, the lEtS has set up for the each case, however, gets away from that he or she changes the IRS has made In its first tlmefiiisyear a nationwide records should be kept in case business in writing instruc- system of toll.free telephone package of 1973 federal income tax forms and instructions thai of an audit. tions," numbers that taxpayers may The ban on the word soon will be mailed to the Also gone from the new in. call (or assistance. The numnatIon's 80 million taxpayers. "spouse" was ordered a year struction book is a short glossa. hers are li5ted In the instruction ago by (or-flier commissioner ry of tax terms introduced a buoks. Most of this year's changes Johnnje M. Walters, who did II year ago, Some exampt' are procedural and, as usual, in a move to try to simplify "Widow a woman whose IRS spokesmen said they terms in the instruction book. band has died. Widower should make things simpler at Insad of tPit "spouse," the man whose wife has died,' filing tIme, 1972 instructIon book rzferred Here are some of the a For e7ample, taxpayers no to "husband.wjfe" or "he and changes: longer will have to list the she." —A separate schcdule foi names of organizations the, porting dt'ta, dividends interest ifleorn? l.as beii el nated. Instead, the taxpi rliu.st report the total of payments, keeping recordi case of an audit, on form I flO —No longer will taxpa3 BOSTON (AP) earn more than $200 e This time, there were four The 200th anniversary celebration of the dernonstrations,floteaafldreal in interest or dividends barred from using the si Boston Tea Party probably Indians. for-tn, known as form 1O'40A won'tllveinmemoryutongas The first demonstration was —Taxpayers may desigr the original, but it won't soon be official — a re-enactment of tea forgotten, chest.s being tossed overboard from a ship. The chests were empty, however, to keep from LATEX PAINT increasing pollution in Boston WHITE COLORS . — — DEW 50 Arthur H Betkwitfl, jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Ceceila V. Ekern Deputy Clerk LAW OCFICES OF THOMAS 0, FREEMAN 1001 ltlgtw4y n Post Office Box 3 AlIamonl SprIngs, Florida 32701 Attorneys Icr Plaintiff PubliSh Dec. 17, 21, 31, 1973 aVid Jan.?, 971 DEW 70 (I.P) iti 'tE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE tii;-ITECNTH JUDICIAL CUt. C17. 5.4 .ND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION HO 7]-1737.fl in re Marr,WAYNE HARVEY, HuSband. arid MARY EUGCN1A HARVEY, Wife. NOTICE OF SUIT TO: Mary Euge-nia Harvey ReSidence Unknown UNITED STATES DISTRICT Last known residence: COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF 4101 NW. 79th Avenue FLOP IDA. OR LAPIDO DIVISION — Apartment 70$ COURT NO. 73-31 On Civ Miami, Florida UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, You, Defendant, are hereby Plaintiff, VS. FRANK E MDV, t p notified that an action for dissolution Defendant(s)_NoTICE OF SALE of marriage has been filed against Notice : hereby given pp you in the above styled suit add you pursuant to a SUMMARY FINAL are requited to serve a copy of your DECREE of Foreclosure entered o, answer or pleading to true Complaint Pdc.vember II, 1973 by tne above on Plaintiff's attorney, Joseph M \!()fe entitled Court, in the above Styled Murasko, P.O. Drawer 744, Fern From Then, members of a gi'oup gal. cauSe, the undersigned UOited Park, FlOrd 327)3. and file the called the People's Bicen. PaintUpTh. StateS Marshal, or one of his clijlv original answer or pleading in the Place authorized deputies, Will sell the OffIce of the Clerk of the Circuit tennial Commission climbed Property situate in Seminole, Court on or before the 5th day ci aboard the ship and unfurled a County, Florida, described January, I71. If you fall to do so, a l..AhE M.1Y---'.', mtuiier rau,ng "Impeach II, Block 3. NORTH ORLANDO defaultwillbefakenaga;n5,yf0, newly.incorporated city Nixon." A member of the TOWNSITE. 4th Additiori, (Replat the relief demanded In the Corn. Gf Slice? Ifo 7), as recoq.,j iri Plat plilnt, TuesdaywfljdecideonaMavnr r"u.n. wearing a ht'ge ;wi; LV i. Page a, SmITNESS my hand irit, official and a city Records of council seat in a resembling President Nixon's _______________________ Seminole'tounty, Florida at public seal of Office at Sanford, Seminole fl runoff election from 7 a.m. to 7 (ace, circled the brig in a County. Florida, this 25th day f ________________________ for cash at 17:00 o'clock noon on November, 197). p.m. at the Lake Mary rowboat and waved his han.ds Arthur H. Beckwitut, Jr. hr Tuesday, January IS, 1974 at the Elementary School. high in Nixon's familiar "V" West door of the Seminole County Clerk of the Circuit Court Acting Mayor Donald style, Courthouse, Sanford, Florida By: Joy Stokes Published Daily and Sunda Jac.kson (aces leading canDatcd- 12)73 Deputy Clerk That group also tarred and except Saturday an MITCHELL A. NEWBERGER Publish: Dec. 3, 10, 17, 74, 1973 didate for Mayor Margie Hess, feathered a dummy of Nixon Christmas Day by Th DEW-i United States Marshal w outpolled Jackson, 224.196, and hanged him in effigy. Sanford Herald, 300 l P.tddle Di?rct of Florida French Ave., Sanford, FlI but did not gain a plurality, XEPIDELL W. WHERRY Members of the Disabled IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL I a runoff for the group (our American Veterans, dressed as ASsiStant United States Attorney CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Attorney for Plaintiff COUNTY, FLORIDA COURT OF council seat, Louis Blankenship Indlians, then boarded the VCSPublish Dic, 10, 17, 24, 31, 1973 Second Class Postage Pal PROBATE faces Ursula West, with sel being used DEW 35 in the demonat Sanford, Florida 32771. In Ce: Estate of Blakenihip getting a 188-142 strations, a replica of the Br-itRICHARD .1 WIRZ, margin in their original four- isli brig Beaver. They threw Deceased. Subscript Ion Rttes b IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Carrier way race. Both are first-time chests of maple leaves overEIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. TO ALL CREDITORI AND political hopefuls, Week 5k Year $71.11 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR board. ____________________ _____________________ COUNTY. FLORIDA. DEMANDS AGAINST SAID CIVIL NO. 73-1477-B ESTATE: In re: the Marriage of You and Cacti of you are hereby — — LILLIAN M t-IILLVARD, Wife and notified and requirad to present any CARL J I4ILLYARD. Husband claims and demands which you, or AMENDED either of you, may have against the _________ NOTICEOPSUIT estate of RICHARD 2. WIRZ, TO' CARL J HILLYARD deceased. late of said County, to the 102 Osborne CIRCUIT JUDGE IN THE COURT Li Auburn, New York 1)021 OF PROBATE of 5emIno1 County, YOU ARE HEREBY notittea that Florida, at his Offices in true Court a PtitIn for Dissolution of House of said County at Sanford, MarrIage has been filed against you Florida, within .1. calendar months md you are required to serve a copy from the time of the first publication of your wfitten defenses, if any to it, of this notice. Two Copies of each on HARVEY COULTER, Attorney claim or Fellow Citizens: demand shall be in writing, for Petitioner, whow post office andshuallstatettueplac,of residence addres; Ii P.O. Box 3736, Forest and post office address of the Cty, Florida, 33111. and file the claimant, and shall be sworn to by December 18 may be the most Imoriginal with the Clerk of the abovetru, claimant, his agent, or attorney Styled Court on or before the 15th an accompanied by a filing fee of portant day In Casselberry's history. day f January, 1971: otherwise a onedollarandsucp,claimor demand ludment may be enlerpil against not so filed On that day we will decide whether to shall be void iou for the relief demanded in the 5: Eleanor P. WII't Petition. keep a man of the people on the city Acimlnislratnix Of WITNESS my hInd and seal of the estate of Council or to turn the city over to a said Court tat the 12th day of RICHARD .1- WIRZ. December, 197) representative of land developers. deceased (Seal) 5: Thomas G. Freeman £50. Arthur H, Beckwith, Jr., I1lJl P.O. Box 54$ Clerk Altamonte Springs, Fl 32701 By - Linda M. Harris The choice is clear and Concise. Attorney for Deputy Clerk I, Administratrlx Publish: Dec. 17, 74, 31. 197) and Publish: Dec. 11. 1713 Jan. 7, 1971 DEW-U - Tea Party Celebration - Has U nan u n ced ftcts — — — Lake AAary iC) Ioriiorrov, ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 'anftir !ierut — An Uén Lefter to the ___ Voters of Casselberry _________ _____________ fttIz TT. ' - .- - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FLORIDA CITY OF NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, CONSIDER ADOPTION OF FLORIDA NOT ICE OF PUBLIC HEARING io PROPOSED ORDINANCE CONSIDER ADOPTION OF TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by PROPOSEDORDINANCE the City of Altamonte Springs, TO WHOMITMAY CONCERN. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Florida, that the Council will hold a the City of Altamonfe Springs, public hearing to consider the Florida, that the Council will hold a enactment of Ordinance No. 77$ 73. public hearing to consider the entitled: API ORDINANCE OF THE CITY enactment of Ordinance No 777 73, enll'ied: Of ALIAMONTE SPRINGS. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY FLORIDA, AMENDING OR OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. DINANCE NO. 32$?). AND AS AND SUP FLORIDA, AMENDING OR AMENDED DINANCE NO. 721 7). AND AS PLEMENTED, OF THE CITY OF SUP- ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, AMENDED AND PLEMENTED, OF THE CITY OF FLORIDA. SAID ORDINANCE A 1 T A MON T E S P R I N G S. BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE FLORIDA, SAID ORDINANCE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT THE ZONING CITY OF ALTAMOPdTE SPRINGS, CMAN'.ING FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT CLASSIFICATION OF CERTAIN FROM ZONING TERRITORY PUD CHANGING THE CLASSIFICATION OF CERTAIN PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT TERRITORY FROM IL Ill DISTRICT TO P MF1 RESIDEN OUSTRIAL DISTRICT TO C C TIAL MULTIPLE FAMILY PROVIDING GENERAL 0151 R ICT. COMMERCIAL CONFLICTS DISTRICT, PROVIDING SEPARABILiTY, SEPARACILITY. CONFLiCTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Said Ordinancewas placed onfirsl AND EFFECTIVE DATE SaldOrdinancewasplacedonfirst reading on December II, 1773. and the City Council will conSider same reading on December 11, 1973, and fo final passage and adoption after the City Council will consider same for fInal passage and adoption atter the public hearing, which will be held in the City Mfi of Alt4morite the public hearing. whiCh will be Springs on Tuesday, lPl(' 15th da, El lucid in the City Hail of Altamonte January, 1974, at S 00 p m.. or as Springi, on TueSday, the 15th day of January. 1974, at S 00 p m., or as soon therpalter as possible At the nir-etlr.Q ntre%ted parties may soon thereafter as possible At me meeling interested parties may appearafldbelieal'dWiIhreIPect to the proposed ordiruanci'. This Oppiar$f'ldbeheard*ilhrespecttO the proposed ordinance. This hearing may be continued from time Puuaringmaybecontinuedfromtime ttimeuntllflnaIactlonIstakenby tfue City Council lo time until final action is taken by A copy of tie proposed Ordinance the City Council A Copy of the proposed Ordinance spotted at thC City Hall. Altamonte Springs. Florida, and copes are on is potted at the City Hall. Altamorit, file with the Clerk of the City and S-pr ings. Flrlua, and copies are on fili with tre Clerk of the City ant same may be inspected by the same may be inspected by the public, DATED this 17th day Of Decem public. her, i. 0 177) DATED this 17th clay of Decem S PhylliS Jorda' her, A 0 1973 City Clerk 5: P'yllls JordahI of the City Of City Clerk Aitemonle Springs, of the City of Florida Sprin'n. Florida Altamorule Publish Dec 17, 1971 Puolith Dec I?, 1973 DEW 73 DE2v-71 LOOK AT THE RECORD. Dr. John Zacco earns his family's livelihood practicing the profession of optometry. He owns no property in Casselberry other than his home, Dr. Zacco's opposition represents developers in various ventures, His business owns or controls vast tracts of land, fostering and encouraging commercial and high density developments. John Zacco used only nominal personal funds in his election campaign, refusing to accept contributions from special interest groups or anyone, assuring his allegiance only to the citizens of Cassolberry. (A matter of public record available to you through local supervisor of elections.) His opponent accepted substantial monitary gifts from land developers to run his campaign, While censuring the city's recent purchase of the water and sewer system, Dr. Zacco's .ipponent accepted contributions from the former owner's partner in business. Although Zacco voted apainst the purchase, he Is working diligently with other city officials to make a success of the operation, John Zaccc has consistently voted against ad vatorum taxation in Casselberry, while maintaining a balanced budget, His opponent criticizes the city's firm financial position, calling this security "betting .I COniC." John Zacco's devotion to the city and the people over the years is proven, His opponent, prior to announcing his candidacy, attended City Council meetings only as the developers agent. One example the voters will remember Is the proposed liquor establishment near Carriage Hilt. Only with your vote will the future of our city ren'iain yours. PLEASE VOTE I Pd. Pelitical Adv. by AxelOrobeeg: An Interested Citizen ( _____________________________________________________________________ The Sanford Herald Monday, Dec. 17, 1973-3A REMINGTON RAND ELEITRONIC CALCULATOR $atieasly Advortiud '19" George Stuart's Price 14495 Save $35.00 [ 'nil' __________ __________ _________ gcorge stuart Ii) Issi Rib.... Oeeieea. flitiofi �-,. ........... .. ,-._ S.. - . - -- ----------------- .1... ........................ :-.'- .. --.. ....... - 1 -- - - ---- - .5-- - - -- 4A— The Sanford Herald -. - 5.. --- S - -, .5 . - .5 - ---'--- Special Appreciation Day ~. i - e*k `~' 1 * —.—-- er He also plans to continue his active involvement in fund raising for the new Salvation Army center and Good Samaritan Home at Sanford. Both worthy projects have felt the steady Krider hand on leadership teams in the pt years. How do you mobilize knowledgeable and Florida, and he went about his task. This he saw as divided into two definable problems. First, the Chamber membership must become aware of the county-wide assets in terms that they, as busin ess and professional leaders, could understand, and second, every existing agency which could produce the facts needed for decisive action needed to attract and retain industry must be exploited, This has been done. Industries have been brought to Seminole and a more balanced economy has resulted. Seminole has become known as a county with a "climate" favorable to light, clean industry, _____ 4 Being busy is John Krider's way of life. In the people who have benefited from his interests and energies th rough the yea rs will honor him find results in terms of meaningful the months ahead he plans to stay busy. As a management. During his terms as city commissioner he i'nt,j Patur Symlate. foe i'gti The Un- wants to take over. Feisal WASHINGTON published diaries of the late hates the United States, and effective manpower for community projects? "You find the people who act, put them together and give them a ll the support needed," Krider says. John Krider is a dynamic man, a man of deeds and accomplishments with importantbencf its for others . Many of fought for a change in fiscal policy. He urged director of the Chamber and of the Florida Ports type program honoring this amazing man revaluation of property with the result that and Water Resowces Today, on John Krider Appreciation Day, we pause to reflect on his years of service to Sanford and Seminole and say, "We Thank You, John Krider. We hope our readers Florida Waterways Association, which he helped county commissioter he served as form) Krider will stay in the mainstream of puhlic and civic life of the community. chairman for three years. And when he stepped down from local government service again sound management had been championed and — Now Is Fast Action - % TELEPHONE 831 9993 SANFORD, FLA. 3277; WALT E R A. G I E LOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE D DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE. Gener& Manager WINIFRED F GIELOW Camptrolier - DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager ROY GREEN / Advef'tisingMariager Mechanical Supt Wine Has Her In Its Clutches RALPH HAYS Comp Room Foreman By JOAN COLBY Copley News Service RAYSTEVENS Press Room Foreman $2 10 Month 578101 Year SameA;HomeDeliery U S Postal Regulations provide Mal all mail isubscripticns I.e paid in advanc e Entered as "cond class matlef August 22. 1908 at the, Post Of f ice of Sanford. Florida 32111 ?lo part of any mater oat. ne*sr advertising ofihseditionof nI,,,t4 i.lr.f.*1r4 m V be vrevl,,,n,l in .n%, rn.nn.e, The P' without written pe' miss ion of 9* pubitsP*i' of The Herald - Any individual or form respns'bie for such reproduction will be considered s infringing on The Heralds copyright will beheld liable for damage under t he law Published daily and Suruday except Satu'day The Herald s a member of the Assc'ciated Press hch entitiedexcIusiveIytothuefor reproduction of all the ta1 news printed •fl th; pipe procedure as well as perking up his appetite, stimulating his circulation, and just making him generally happier tn fit around on a We patients were not offered a tremendous choice wine-wise, Actually our menu simply listed "white" or "red" as poccihle alternatives. Fat- years, I a.ssumed I didn't like wine. My encounter with the grape was confined to the annual glass of expungent pwt seirved by my mother on (1uji SUBSCRIPTION RATES l7mos $3240 the patient's hatred for hopit.a1 Also, my notions of wine drinkers wffe polarized u either the effete gourmand complete with monocle and wine list, or the lamppost. wino clutching his pint of niuscatd. However. a person with not much X rays and about selecting "white" or "red" to complement his boiled beef and horseradish. to do all day except having Anyway, one of the things I lost in the hospital, besides thoumds of dollars and several dozen vials of Ill ebIod, was riiy distaste for wine, I rushed right home arid pur. chased several authoritative guides to wi nes, which enabled me to Identify Bor&aux by chriteau and as well as differentiating between Pinot Noir and Cabernet Sauvignon, Unfortunately, I had no sooner begun an exhaustive comparison of wines, when the wine market skyrocketed price-wise. French 'I•• ")"wines rose so astoundingly a hospital that has introduced the Of cow-se, I know the axiom about that they became the new "In" In. enlightened policy of serving wine "white with fowl" and 'Ted with j flatlon hedge and all the wine lovers with meals. meat" but after three weeks In a raced out to stock their cellars wi th Dieticians and psychologists hospital bed, one gets to be a bit of Chateau Mouton Rothschild. agree that a glass of wine mitigates and experimentalist. MI the rich wine lovers, nuit _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Rut'JI hIlt unr I cy,an$ ej'.mi • ft~ in %II VI tion: ' - Nixon's Oil Money — Rinsst Like the muckrakers of to- l , a1 Caretaker L 1 I Vveep? r 4+ r I has U better IJ IL I IU - % SIjl\(t\ \F : Drive, receives company award for 30 years of driving Witi-out an accident. Presenting the award noting the io,95o days of safety is Sgt. Jiln Humphries, Florida High%kay Patrol selvice officer. : (Herald Photo by Ken Bumpus) _________________________________________________________________________ - ______________________________________________________________________ - H ospita l DECEMBER IZ, 1973 ADSIMSIoNS SANFORD: Mildred Cooks Herman T. Jarrett Emory Griffin JOSePh C. h1utth.n Mildred J. Williams William A. Chambers Nofl'15 Jewel Burnham Ramona F. Bridges Florence Beckett Paul 0. Paulson, Deltona Ruth K. Robert, Deltona Sabra Bremer, DeBary Rayburn K. Morris, Geneva Rose G. Hakrty, Winter Park James E. hoffman, Winter F.-rings Helen A. Are n d, Chuluot.a I.itlian Geller, DeBary Paul F. Antonie, Winter Park BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Robbie 1.. Sirinford Mr. and Mrs. George Beckett a girl, Sanford i ~ - i - 4 -, ..t........... -- _______ ..s.a.& z -- --'— _________________________________ i==---__ N Hugh Dully, I)ellary Mary I.. Senderling Henry F. Lasher, Dellary Wilburn V. Ifughes, [kitona Ilene G. Fraser, Deltona Brenda L Wilkins, Lake Mary Sula C. Steele, Eustis Mrs. Hank Tuip and baby boy, Lake Mary DECEMBER 13, 1973 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Sture G. Carlson, Dcltona Lynda J. Avirett. Deltona Jessie James Jerry, operatesoutofapostoffice box, Areces said he knew some re- Altamonte Springs Nolan N. Oteen, Osteen pairs were needed on the plane and assumed they were comrn Lillie Mae Curtis, Oviedo BIRTHS Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Avirett, lk-hona pleted before Saturday's fatal flight. William Neckman, the com. pany's president, said: "I just feel horrible about it i the crash). MI the necessary informnation will be supplied later." Eva Thomas,59, said she was IUSCIIARGES . - Margaret L MutOY Kelly G. Waldrop Arebedelki Hunter Henry I. Williams Augusta H. Howell Dennis Mosely Patricia E. Kennedy Joann Norris Teresa Ann Rash Pam Donovan Jewel Burnham 01 Crunch No Worry To Couple Fuel SARASOTA, Fla. lAP) The fuel crunch doesn't bother Joas and Mary Troyer , ho use two quarts getting ready for bed when the . Plane slammed into the ground ef kerosene Kenny Jordan across the street. electricity. Linda Gail Brown "I had just reached for Iii)' "I've read about this fuel Harry Wheeler niglitgownwtn it sounded as if %hortage." says 'rroyer, Dennis Moseley the whole world exploded," she "Ihit I don't pay much Julius I.. Griffin said. "I looked out and saw a attention to it. 1OU F ortson solid sheet of fire." "We've never felt the Richard N. coleman A 3man federal investiganeedfor electrlclt). or cars. Dorothy 1.. Sugars tion team planned to comb the I couldn't say that we miss ock-long wreckagesite today, Dewey D. Pellegrini, Deltona it — it you've never Florence E. Nelson searching for clues to the crash. Fiaravante Rubino, Deltona anything you don't miss 1WI I). Myles A recording of the crew's DISCIItHGE.s Guv P. Jickson, Deltona Sanford: conversation with Miami InterMarion Fellabauiii, Deltona 1ht' Trtyers, rt'mnb,'r, Torrance 1nore Gordon I'. ustiri national Airport gave no ina small Mennonite Santiago Valle, Longwood billes stoodlev. th'Itorla dication of the impending Sany Mili.-i Hoberta Bowling, [Angwood setticnit'ntinSara$Qta,li _____________________________________________ crash, officials said. although it In a four-room house. Walter Mulbry Jr., New did show that the takeoff was Sniyrna Reach "We don't have the delayed 20 minutes while the - I (oasters Harold E. Miller, Altamonte and the electric crew worked on it plane door Springs that would not close properly, says Troyer. "We do it all Jeannette G. Fennel, Orange Dec. 18 mere also were reports b hand. plane took off without receiving , , Florida history class ,t house of Steak. Speaker, James E. Hoffman, Winter — 1-----hiram Towers. Films and talk Everett l)irks'n. Springs at 7p.m. Ina E. Benedict, DeBary SimfurdMiddle School Parent -- 'A Aaron (;utlitiait, Mt. Vernon, Night, 7 p.m., auditorium. tr. '.' Dec. It N. Y. Sixty-voice choral program and Covenant Christian School classroom visitation. J ,f I - . Mr!. David Rrtiff in, and girl, ! r 4Ii __J Christmas program, 7:30 p.m., Sanford 7 ' , - - . I Seminole ~ 1 ! s A. Calendar -- - Having . - ,- are all due to the fuel crisis, but troopers said. . William King Gloria D. Williants Rosetta Madison John J. Bischoff, Dellary Sylvester Loehr, Dehiary Moire C. Watkins, Geneva tssoci, rED raiss bicyle was struck by a car Fri), Jones, a weekend guard oo ii,c "counts of other accidents: sc iuiiigar, said some work the Highway Patrol attributed highways." Ellen Louise Sundle, 18, of A 28-year-old Belle Glade was done on the plane by the low death toll to reduced City was a passenger Included among the victims man was struck and killed Sat. Panama uni dentified mechanics, traffic due toSunday closings of ui-day as he walked along State in a car that went out of control were a 21-year-old Daytona Jorge Areces of Sweetwater gasoline stations, Road He was Identified as on a rain-slicked roadway and said Sunday he was secre tary. Beach man thrown to his crashed into a utility pole. death David Teniente. treasurer of Aircraft Pool Leas"We haven't had as many in a creek. George F. Doster, 40, of Fort A 26-year-old Gainesville ing Inc., which was formed six persons killed since gasoline Michael Vincent Howard was Myers was killed in a head-on man was killed Saturday when months ago to purchase the 15. stations started closing three killed Saturday in Jefferson crash Friday, east of Fort the car in which he was riding year-old Lockheed-Constell. weeks ago," a spokesman said County when his car went out of INlyers. was struck by another vehic!e, ation plane from a Panamanian Sunday. control during heavy rain and John Wayne Mealer, 16, of He name was withheld pending he is - PSC [ Rate Presbyterian Cwrch, Howell Branch Road. Theme: "Ctristmas in Other I .a ntis." f I. TALIAIIASSEE, Fla. (AP)— The request was due to come r L - - Mayo would seek a delay but Telephone Company's request PSC staff had not been re. nwridations are receiv for a $I million rate increase ceived. probably will be delayed until Jan Kelly, an aide to CornFurther delays could be Tuosthiy, a PSC spokesman said. missioner Billy Mayo, said sought. Do Your FALSE TEETH -- Swindlers Moving Fas In State, Offi i l Say Drop, Slip, or Fall? Don't kee orrythg tbout yo, 1*1.. teeth dropp. 5 ii wro1 time. A detur sith.usiv, .a helo. J , 1, £AI.IJIIIASSEE Fla. (AP) the stale in October, Leon — Swindlers with exaggerated County Circuit Judge Ben C claims of money-making are Willisonderedacigarette vendconverting family nest eggs ing firm, Son-Wood Reyolds of m and are get. Atlanta, never to do business in ting away before investigators Florida again. even hear about t1will. stato of. Tile suit, filed by Atty. Gen. ficials say, Robert Shevin's office, charged Atty. Gen. Jerry Oxner that salesmen falsely claimed with the never remaini ng in an area Reynolds Tobacco Co. more than two weeks. And he Son-Wood Heyolds also prom1 ilid they are operating despite Lsed fees from tobacco com. a court order banning at least ponies for advertising displays Ofleorganizationfr the state, on the machines but the fees Responding to a suit filed by were never paid, the suit højd. M*kt. more sway"y, ,,winwity '° °° ?XEX'H D.,.. lure Adkiy, Powder. '' ItS StL*1 to hhib. 8., lOIlIC .77 ROOt fl,II1 beirl I I ____________________ Gregory Lumber . óth&MapIe -.4a , - 3'.L . VjilIs IJK . hoff4fb, ShIrS I----- 1t 1 • Christmas Savings for you GENERAL ELECTRIC [hr Now thru Dec PUSHBUTTON 7lCompa 24 A GIANT C tor S.- - 4 • . _________ ~ff _ . • '"'•"' f S .i R.F. , i _____ • . I Calls• • • . . MODEL OCOSSO New in 1he area? 0 I Call 831-6370 -__________ 'I., - ill b, Nf A 1,( 1. f 440 t drop in trash-c.. paper. hot lt. hones pta l,sr the draer, turn tht- &,. push jbutipn. 1heCompact r 'hC squeeze on the trash' in thin 4 minutt-, it's r educed to iO'jrth its otiginal volume WPen the bag is lull. Scsi it antI 'Iffy it out in a handy, reus,at'ie 'p'atic caddy Compactor bags are slvtdy. moisture resistant, deodorited SO you etmn,t m essy garbage Cans - One trip to empty trash 'fltttit ,'f tout. s' qhty IL 1w'nty steps unsteati us OFF ON ANY PURCHASE EXCLUDING FAIR TRADE, APPLIANCE , TV AND STEREO 1100 French Ave. Sanford for a warm welcome San ford Electric Co. 0 "P!oaso don't bring ma anything that requires my act- , -. OF ___________ ' 'L - _____ ______ '- ,., . trash tan wioth .1 I.L Corn 'actor. This amazing new up uint- comprees a whole wer' trash for a tamily f four nto one nt-a,, easy to carry LQ 0 % 10 It Your. ' New Castle of Open Mon. thru Fri. Sa,m.-S:O0 p.m. Closed Sat, 2522 PARK Sanfosd,FL, ~, I. _____ - .I s CL004INO IN I ,_ t?e - Shop Sterchi's Sanford Compact %' the p c a s V ,%.., Hr 11 1\ Y -: I , _ I r -r,6 60"~,','~ )I' P'1, I IORLD Action - 11 Z I Action by the Public Service before the commission today would be ready to vote on th Comiuissjon on Southern Bell but recommendations from the request Tuesday if the recorn- Trash Problems - I _____ ' To Reduced Traff ic On Sundays SOUTHERN BELL Telephone Sanford service foreman D H MacGillis 1400 Forest 4 there again he might do reasonably well. Today Reagan is the clear inheritor of the sauthern party Furthermore, a good many party people, including some segments of the leadership. may be drawn to Ford by the itrength (fiat formerly, clustered around resigned Spirii awareness that, In the circumst ances of Watergat'- anti surAgnew. Rockefeller is the presumed op candidate of the Ut'rounding issues, he might be come president at any time. publican,* prugrcsive wing. That may or may not happen. The hard hunches in this town But both will have to run the gamut of primaries in sectors aside, there is yet nO convincing sign that President Nixon where they have weaknesses. bo th wilt In.' past 65 by 1976, will either resign or be impeached. But the mere prospect and many GOP spokesmen privately think a Reaganwill give him special political life. Rockefeller struggle has a tired ring to it. L)espite Rocky'. trunir3hl ht5 ituition iln insLntl, has btcoim iikt center-ward ward moc mtirujsr, the tight would t th on a It ft Niof5 in 19-60. when the late President Eisenhowers right tone. varied illnesses put his then vice president in a posture of None of this means Ford Is suddenly hot stuff. It dot's clear advantage for the rwxt election. ,rhose observers who mean, though. thitt he's a lot more titan caretaker prospect, were around at the time will tell you many Pepuhhican oid I k Attributes Death Toll Drop at Emmanuel Evangelical had enjoyed by 1959-60. And he will need to build a strong personal stall, well beyond the regionally-fl avored group he brings to the job. Some of our recent vice presidents have not been conspicuously VBtIOcd with broad-scope assistants of high talent. Ford already Is be ing watched closely on this front. lii'. p'-t'ri vutitill• L'uar:Inte*'s hi , tiufv atr- t' the — that independent mechanics were hired to work on the aircraft during weekends while it wa.s at the hangar. However, he said, that he and his employes never saw mechanics working By THE SAFE DRIVING REWARDED t I - FHP Sekman said it was possible ____ ' speaking circuit the other GUI' 1976 prospects obviously inIt's now a fairly strong bet that, despite his present pro- tend to travel. 11 Republicans somehow should manage to testatons to the contrary. Vice President Gerald Ford will l';ige more from the 1974 eketions than is presently mdibe a live candidate for the GOP presidential nomination in cated, who will get th e credit' Ford, a retired ñonakl 1976. Reagan. a Nelson Rockefeller resigned from o ffice, travelThe polls which quickly thrust him to the fore don't mean ing buinessrnan John Connally" much today except reco1.nition as result of his lone rillini l-'orl niiht rim,' off lairl'. well ll: trsnth tlwre.iflt'r t 1Ut tlik. ffli (Omk 10 W4i1 t lot [flit r iii ight show best in thoM' states which dUAL have primaries. sustained at fairly high levels. That's where his incum be ncy would be of most aid. f'rr ';n'' thsn. thu vs-rv process has given him a verdict Wtl; many ul (i.e 22 prtmar ta tr i qwi in automatic ckin. if umewhaI bleached and bland. lie gets automatic entry for highly visible or avowed presidential prospects, the good marks for accepting t he good soldier's role, and ems Vice l'resident — short of an ironclad declaration of nununlikely to be tarnished by it, no matter what the revelations candidacy could not of course avoid the primaries. Yet about the Nixon regime. - of — 'S S t .. _______ ________ _______ / ~4. .. nne Lj ko , down here or in the Balkans. FBI and whether I was a real f (.1 Edgar) That'c what Uttler wan nft','r friend oil and a route through Hoover's.... This is the kind of Suez. We are not going to Gestapo tactic which they have peace until we readjust had in Germany and Russia. things.... But the FBI has built itself up 'You're All Cousins' — partly with my help — to " There's no reason why an impregnable position hey can't get along together. where It can do no wrong. AptI told that to Ibn Saud (then civil liberties and Saudi Arabia's king's when I the sanctity of a man's home saw him. 'You're all cousins.' or office now mean nothing. I said, 'you o'ht to get along In a later entry, November with the Jews even if the), do 18, 1953. Drew told how he call you bastards. You can had helped the FBI' "I recall call them that, too'....Ile how Attorney General Ilomer laughed and laughed and Cummings invited Bob Allen laughed. 'We don't deny that (Drew's co-columnist) at the Abraham's wife drove us into time and me to dinner in 1933 the desert, he said." or 1934 and told us he believThe following October 1, ed the best cure of kidnap' Drew breakfasted with ping was to build up the FBI Lebanon's Foreign Minister not onlyin actual strength but Charks Malik, who related in the strength of public opt an incident Involving Saudi nion behind it. Arabia's Crown Prince hisal, now the king. The di"If the underworld carni to ary quotes Malik as saying: believe the FBI was invinci* "Crown Prince Feisal, who ble, Cummings argued, there islerriblyjealousoltheking, would be less kidnapping. might be president the following day. en Ill Iha aui ci, en it-ill I. han.i • a nunrna a, a U.. II 1. 4 us I4, IV I Ill I IIJI II I' I U U I V I U II IV. I I 1^ 111 not have had the lengthy national - xposure Richard Nixon a .. _____ ____ leaders were almost afraid to oppose Nixon, for fear he Rriic H . ____ _____ Octo be r 29, 1952. Drew day, Drew wa5 under cons .. - -- Indochina." BERR 8 . sent combat troops for the United States and into Vietnam. Drew deplored other subjects that bear on the idea in his diary. lie today's headlines added in a June 10, 1954, rnHere aic a few t'ccrpLs try that lie had talked to Gun. from Drew's diaries, which Nathan Twining, then the Air Its son Tyler Abell is Force chiel who editing for future publica- would be foolhardy to go into States - - 11 -. ik1 many promising ways of accoinplishing the same thing that ought to be tried before that plunge Into a rationing bureaucracy is taken. // /'/// ___________________________________________________________________________ Almost everyone in Washingtonhasnowhadhis sa y K h C _____ - . . Mail $7 YO Month 6Mcnths $ 16 20 Feisal's dislike I , JOHN A. SPOLSKI, Associate Editor . I , - , - V ___1 .;, - - Xbr #anforbirra1b 1 ' :-- dustrial explosion that rocked the state of _________ .1 - - ______ ---.. ___________________________________________ $11 206 Months 'Foolhardy' Venture A decade before the United On ; Monday, Dec. 17, 1973-5A k .. .. - possibilities in Seminole, traditionally dominated by agriculture but directly in the line SSc Week paigns, Soviet designs on the Prince i !V; - .- The Sanford ferald S -- S Middle East, Saudi Arabian C: :, .'.n I I. ~__ P, 4:-, . — John Krider isn't a timid man. When taking the Chamber post in 1956 he saw immense Society Editor * spat on him." - complex. These and many other projects are evidence of his persistence and ability to bring men who can work together effectively into a championship team, All Other F Time 1 iiw~z____ ri 1~_.__L~,~T~-.-t i-4It 0 __ .- . I . I L_4 .2s._,' 1 -4 . 14 IV I! , ______ - 4!1 1. t. -1. ~ A.. . 11 -_.- - - . .Z7_f: ___._ __... I - S _______ , chased him at the Waldorf into his limousine. There, he I about what inc government of energy programs than to Copley News A special session of the to the late Speaker Sam rumors," he wrote on Sep. President Nixon's an- should do. The sa me flurry of create a whole new federal California Legislature con- Rayburn from (ember 20, 1949, "that the n0utmet of the establish- proposals is e ru pting at state structure blanketing the vened in Sacramento to adopt Texas "totelephoned tell me about a White House was waiting to ment of a Federal Energy and local levels. It would be far country. However, action at an emergency welfare bill, but conspiracy which began pounce on my 1948 return Administration promises to better if state and local these levels must wait until the the stage is already set to add about two years ago ...to put and sure enough they exmove the government onto a governments could fulfW a role. nation's programs and goals energy legislation to the Nixon into the vice presiden* amined it shortly after it was more productive course in in the detailed administration are spelled out more clearly, agenda. cy. tThe source) claims an filed. The tip came from Adlaying down an effective — untold amount of nil money miral - . of the Naenergy corLwrvation prograin ______________________ --V has been behind Nixon for tional Security Council, who for the United States of some time." said that Truman had or America. There has been quite Drew wondered how Nix dered my tax returns gone — enought debate over how bad on, back in his wife's cloth- into twice ttiis year as far I ~;, ~~ the fuel shortage is likely to cnat days. found the money to back as i." %— Pft,, - .--..• purchase a new home. A May On June 14, 1951. Drew ( * +* t, with it, Now what the 18, 1957, entry states: "Nixon recorded in his diary, "This country needs is a better road + paid $25,000 cash for his new is the second or third time map Showing Just how to get house and got a $50,000 loan the FBI has been prying into from where we are to where we from Riggs (National Bank) me this year. Two or three -Q ___ __ at 4112 per cent, on which he months ago, they had one of A conflict of views about the pays $300 a month. I had to their top agents, Maurice __ pay six per cent the other day Taylor, and a lesser agent, advisability of rationing upand am paying $500 a month Charles Lyons, interview parently has led to the . i on the $40.000 1 borrowed about 30 witnessies. I departure of Gov. Jon Love of from Riggs. Nixon still hasn't "Taylor..tried to find out Colorado from the President's % sold his first house, so where th e names of my servants, team of energy advisers. There did he get the $25,000?" whether I had a night watch obviously must be a consensus y 7, 1957, Drew man, when I went away to the on key approaches to the Visited the late President farm. whether the house w as energy problem among those h J U1. I arry Truman in Indepen' unguardedduringthetripsto who wil.1 be making decisions -,I - v dence, Mo., and received a the farm. where I kept my _ 4 for the new energy, agency. In .. ___ private lecture on the Middle riles and what my files were the direct rationing of -S S East. Pointing to Israel on the like. gasoline to the Individual globe, Truman said: inot.orist still Ioolutlike 'the "That's where history 'Gestapo Tactic' least desirable way of reducing began. American h 1st o "lie even asked questions Dec. 31 Krider reftes after 19 years as Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce executive manager. During those years the chamber joined him in efforts th at resulted in Vic Port of Sanford and the Sanford Marina In Florida p. ..'_...:_ 'ri:_-•Er;'. -..................... '----- MIAMI (AP) An official of requested maintenance work. "We found them there em Vincente's lather, Manuel 1g. as sitting in a chair in the firin ordered to cam' out re Police identified the crewmen lesias, 83, was listed in critical bracing," said police Sgt. Doug backyard when the plane 11 pairs on a cargo plane which as pilot William Fox, 48, of Sac. condition with burns over 80 r Taggerty. "Th pe ey died in each crashed and did not get burned piowed into a residential area ramento, Calif; copilot Jesse cent of his body. other's arms." 111 until he rushed inside to try to 10, I killing eight persons. says be Flanders, 30, and flight engiIt* 7. ... . Manuel QUerol, 63, and his Jose Garcia, his daughter and rescue his son. no the aircraft's owners neer Arthur Kimball, 59, both of .o~:_ I 4 I . — wife Barbara, 60, were wife were also across the street "Vincente was lighting and ' the day before the crash that Miami. :. . killed when fire from the playing dominoes when the crcarnir1g, but the house kept the WUIk had not been done. i'Victims on the ground includ- wreckage engulfed their home. plane struck, hitting their & s,.. ;.: house falling in," said Garcia. "The S =Richard J. Sekrnan, owner of ed Vincente Iglesias, 41, his Police said the two apparently before plowing into the Iglesias old man tried to rescue him but A" couldn't. Ile caught fire him. r. ities, said the company's busi. Theresa, 73. Garcia said the elder Iglesias self. running into a utility closet. '._. .iJ -: ness agent 11.8. Robinson had arranged for the plane to be , - 11 kept at Sekman's repair facility : .. at / Miami International Airport. 1. . -1 aw -. .1 __I I I r Sekman said a pilot who flew es 'G . (tie cargo plane a month ago S had ordered extensive mainteJan. 1. 1972, should be repealed for utilities becaw. psc .. missioner Paula Hawkins has struck gold with her campaign nance regulation of utility profits allow them to pass most of the and repairs. -_~___ . . _ II to repeal the corporate tax on uti lities. But Sekinan said he made it cost on to customers. . The gold is something she can use with the commission or clear to Robinson, that beccuse Some legislators say consumers are better off if the cor. .... the legislature, or even in a U.S. Senate race should she de.t....7 _7 of manpo wer problems he had porations pay any part of the tax. Most of the letter-writers cide to make one, but It is not the kind one can deposit in a don't agree. been unaIe to do the wuk batlp "y' ttkc i';n (c. Like L'rait he has a fore the plane Jett Cite &kman friend in Talla'a.'. Hawkins a ItcIiul)!1tIf f rom dait1and, has run ad; in repair hangar Friday. lissee," wrt(e 1wning Bryant of Davenport. The Miami herald and in the Orlando Sentinel-Star, asking i__ Hazel Riggs of Orlando said, "I can't make a hying and = Tile Plane, bound for Vene. _. re,iders to clip the ads, sign then. and mail them back to her when you pay taxes on everything it's just impowible to five zuela with 21,000 picunds of ____ if the reader agrees with heron thil tax. ' any more." Christmas trees, crashed se So far, than 7,000 replies h tve rolled in, most of them "Tam so tired of these men," wrote Mrs. Florence Hutson ~] or,ds after takeoff Saturda y with two or more signatures and r tany wi th letters attached, ~ f _ of Gainesville. "We need more honest (underlined) women. night. Among those killed were Mrs. Hawkins say the ads will soi run in other newspapers. the three crew members and 11 you run fcr Senate and I hope you will, I will truly speak to 04 ______ She contends that th e s per cvnt corpora te tax, imposed five residents of the residential friends in th is area." ________________________________________________________________ section one mile east of the 40 :. ____ airport. recorded that a source close (ant investigation. "I had to ev Mail — Energy Programs Vital property revaluated and millage lowered from 41.5 to 11. The machinery of county government had also been modernized. Through the years Krider's "first love" have been natural resources and especia lly the St Johns River and what it has offer Sa nford and Seminole as well as central Florida. Home Delivery .. ,. . paign tactics, the flow of oil money into the Nixon cam - BILL VINCENT, JR., Chief Photograr*er - s.. -.5... .. — Drew Pearson have the American ambassador, 0 licensed real estate salesman, a member of the new St. Johns Water Management District, CHRIS NELSON Magazine Editor t- D.:. Ill_i Ii_i i'puii IVOTIVaae ______ remarkable relevance today. George Wadsworth, had to If he had lived to celebrate work on him for some time to his 76th birthday Thursday, get him to come to the United he would have been in a States for American medical magnificent rage over the help. "his hatred dates back to Nixon scandals and the oil But he scarcel'; his visit here when Israeli South Sanford Avenue. The public is invited to attend the reception and "This Is Your Life" JANE CASSELBERRY Cour4Edtoø • - - 5.,. ... --.': ____ — kindly rolled down the limousine window and they JRICHARDS Sports Editor ...-. _____ ______ Richard Nixon's dirty cam- DAVIDA. BRYANT Manbgin9Edit& -. ----- . ...... ., tonight at 6:30 p.m. at the Sanora Clubnouse off millage was reduced from 31 to 12. _ ~0 6% by isick Anderson boundaries were under dis. cussion and two Zionist girls (formerly the ______ Diaries would have been surprised by today's turn of events. Two decades ago, he was writing in his diaries about 3222611 300N. FRENCH AVE., ,... --w—. — f A(li Hundreds of citizens in Sanford and Seminole today are taking time to say, "We thank you, John Krider." And we join them in honoring a man who has tirelessly worked through th e years for a better community. Ever since 1935, when Krider came to Sanford as a professional baseball player, he has been deeply involved in the community. The years have been years of action in community affairs—as a busin essman, city and County government and civic leader. John Krider transformed his native interest in getting things done into active participation, Look into the records of his terms on both the Sanford city commission (1947-1955) and Seminole county commission (1956-1960) and you of an - Drew 's "'~ 4%__ Seminole Thanks You, John Kri _____ .'—,--.----- -------'—..--- . - . _. ---- u Monday, Dec. 17, 1973 _____________ While a u- PH. 322-%S62 Convenient Credit Terms Free Delivery OPEN 9:306:00 DAILY, CLOSED SUNDAY �. 6A—The Sanford eraicj j _____ tow ______ gill Family - ~: - 'i - ___ ALLEY pw __ ___ Lib __ ~.-V . Monday, Dec. 17, 1973 ___ _ WE DON'T MAKE COITAC1 WITH THEM PRETN DON IF - 4 _V .1 :5, -.*1 4v. . On em . bb ,~ ~ I book burning and parents' = =. ; , A ~ A. A_ ~_~ ~ .~~ . ~ . , i_ -=_ -R;r ___ rights I-I SisLAr has -~,- ____ v- --_ __ 114F ,~:_ - Before the citizens of Drake, North Dakota are forever branded ran e as eil, narrow zr1nded book buners, it might be well to examine the role of the parent as censor. Some of the citizens of that small community believed that fifteen -year old students shouldn't be required to read plemy __ _!~_ __ ___ -=- __ W -, = -;;~ -'0.z -_;:~ ~ 7~~ __ ;~p~__1"_ II tj~_ ~~ _-tiL_~_ _=_~,_ t 14 I- 'k'_cI - ~ - A -- •-.-- - - onegut book weresubstuentlyburfltfln(jschooI Just about everybody, including now the folks in Drake, understands who wantI the books i: t burning su books h&ve :stench :e , that kind of smell in the air again. Left unresolved in Drake, and in the rest of the country, is the basic queson of parental authority versus academic By Abgail Van Buren -1 i . . k 1. / . _________________ I I- .- — CAMPUS r _______ : . ______________________________ - MR. IVER/CLE, CAN YOU ICE IEL FROM Dfi TO LET ____ I - (to Ginger Herndon, Butler, ____ CLATTER with BIMO BURNS .1 DARAYThsprol3emj$rnysj3ter'3,ejs MMI very pretty 45-year-old widow with nine kids. She lives in Naples, Italy. . kei. In Jersey, and he said be wanted to Mite to her. [My sister . HONORARY EDUCATORS DISCUSS PROJECT Whshouldn't t was born In the U. S. A. and speaks both English and Burch Cornelius materi a his or her r) Dorothy Devereux, Gwen .. . sen ltallan.J Well, to make a long story short, they correspondtheir children to school, does it automatically mean that Phc'to) (Cecelia ed, and he sent her a U*e to visit m nem it parents relinquish all semblance of authority? Do teachers iove at W sight. The problem Is, my sister told him she had only and school administrators become super-parents with veto powers over parental preferences? two kids! Franki I there are many school books that are personal y_ He is going to Naples to marry my sister, vW he will offensive to me. In mmt cases, the book offends because 1it New wriely fmd out how many " she has. What do you thinkdoes not contain enou$h information. be will do when he finds out the truth? Front the moment I began reading merican history, I wn Tht' L Mnry Womzns Club club president; Phyllis Devereaux and Ann Sc- cf the Sanford club, Wèi 11, cjcp. I t " uii tu't-'t r 1" flLc 'while,1nc' h ak(np ni n held i1 tui(fit it.aOf i,'(rn' it Crocker,1lIdrl fl indo!th, z.koskI srit ut the orientation i thiIItlon Urk. BCb) itw SC vti tia:;, Georgc Vaingwn the Sanora Club house, In Gwcn Butler, Dorothy Mrs 11-M. (Ginger) Herndon meeting. Carver grew peanuts, and Pocahontas was pretty. So much Sanford for charter members DEAR SISTER: TrIl your sister LI she doesn't tell him for women, blacks and American Indians. •. ___ -_ ________ _____ ') iuP how many children she has, YOU will, because you feel The Irish. Chinese, Jewish, Italian and Russian people - -_0;" ub. t as responsible for having brought them together. And stereotypes. YOU W eLely iee If isa and l and Josh Guest speaker to- the -- re d1 history helPed your sister hide seven kids, shame on YOL books, you better believe I would do some protesting. meeting was Mrs. Burch . . - .-_ ___________ the children are given books like "Little Black Sam- Cornellus,atateESOChairman bo" o, liter required to read "The Protocols of the Elders of q tie Education Department of DEAR ABBY What's happened to people' Nobody ' • . buslne gives anything away any rnre At Christmas Zion, Ill do same hollering Hollering — not burning 1-1 the Florida Federation of j=:;; =-=:: time, In order to show that they appreciated your business We have hundreds of books in our house Many I wont let Wumen.i Clubs She ex lathed _ _______ jw cu1arly racounts the milkman used to give you a pretty kitchen calendar the chU1(lreread n 71a?d er they _ er they are adults. If some to the group that ESO (Epsilon -.with the daIry's name on It. The c ning man would give teacher happe s Sigma Omicron) was an . You a pretty dote pad with a pencil to keep by your tel.a parent, don't believe my children are ready for, well, I'm honorary educational sorority -_ phone [Okay, so it had their telephone number on going to make my opinion known IL :U___ -- -~____ available to any member of a - —_k-_beauty parlor used to give me a small bottle of shampoo Asa writer,! disagree with the intellectualvaiueso(the federat club, both state and -.-----,.--.-,----.----folks in Drake. As a parent I believe I should have the right or perfume, and my rrocr used fri £1tO rn.' I1drn to exercrson control over what my children are taught Now, nobody You pao gives 3 Coth reading course i THEY expect you to give then something Why' presented by the chapter, ____ I _V - by Lorry Lewis / A DONI TELL. ME i'VE STUMPED CUR 13-YEAR-OLD IUS1 NE I. DO YOU WANT ThAT \ (IN MILES, \O .F /117 1 MI'S: . Farmer '- Ii ' - I I ~'." 4 £.UI.LNY by Heimdahl & Stoffel £144, WHAT'S UE BIG RUSH, I 11 DON TGETfT...ALL __ I YAPOI5PEP 11 ,, W. •,_ ,,. to I. P.. 1 HAVE HIGH HOPES) OF DL/4 MY / E_ NO MME FOR I PECL5 ON 5E / cHrr•cH.GuvN)RJ CORNERS! I ... THISISAW t.VME T'?1 I 1! -__--_ -I E'_ -. TI _j - various subjects available, the Lake Mary chapter chose Florida as their project in order to be prepared for work with the POLLY'S POINTERS DEAR ABBY: My wife W three SistCis &W two 0 %rho got together and gave their parews a Christmas . W,i ~, I - . _ i , .PTNI!JI - - Y- O*kq - .11, I - , . , I , - I __ ( Truth (t) Hogan's Heroes (9) Lucy Show (13) t teW (24) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) Untamed World (6) Andy Griffith (9) Let's Make A lingers on and on . 1 .4 Ir. I I - i:n~____. tontana to give Pod news that the "otJ chiltfren"premmied them with two round trip tickets to Gainesville, good for a three.Month StIRY. and theY SAW that WE sea be deV.ted to have them as our house guests. Abby, hep&rUItS are not easy to get. alo ng with. We could take them for three weeks, but NOf for three months! They Interfere when we discipline our children, and take sides If my wife and! have a disagreert. My wife is more WW Ovor this than I. If they stay here for three months, we will either up in the divorce court, or there will be two more cases for the psychiatric ward. What should we do? are two ES0 chaPters in Seminole County, IlICfd aiLahety.MrLornebus Is a charter member of the ByPollyCramer (Itor) Mrs Howard Addington, Mrs Earl Gregory, Karen ___ - Gregory, Mrs. Robert Heaves (photobyEIdaNichols) Sanford Chapter. She stated that there - are Y - members of iicti ivnss .r%aren r~_ -re gory .1 etect dubs in Seminole County and they are urged to participate in I this continuing educational ELDA NICHOLS honored Miss Karen Gregory, Mrs. Oils Owin, program. ME Herald Correspondent bride-elect of Philip Moore, at Also Mrs. Don Williams, Mrs. )er301 Lake DEAR POLLY — My Pet Peeve concerns telephone the home of Mrs. Robert Bob Coon. Mn. Jack Beaton MaryclubareBethGregory,AIridel•i14owerrecently Reaves, In Lake Mary. operators and lam one. Why do people call information for Sr., Mrs. Jack Benton Jr., Mrs. a number and never have a pencil at hand to write it down? UPSET IN FWRIDA J. Q. Galloway, Mrs. G. H. . The operator waits while they get someone else to hand Hostesses, Mrs. Heaves and WORRY CLINIC Osorgo W Crane1 Ph.D, M.D. High, Mrs. Claud HhtteU, Mrs. them one or else they call back two or three times for the DEAR UPSET: You and your wife had better quickly Mrs. Howard Addington, Chuck Meeks, Mrs. George same number. People like that slow down the answering * set her parents straight. Tell tbew frankly that your time it served refreshments of mthtL Swann and Mrs. Charles Haves. time for other people. Some people do not seem to know LOf1ft'$ 1tZ cOpIahtt 1* tCbO4 __ limit for houiegsts Li three weeks, -_ what a directory is for and I think charging for such Infor• nuts and punch, highlighted by _______________________________________________ by milieus of dutiful wives who mation would wake them up. - JOYCE. \C L Also Mrs. Don Brumley, Mrs. read this column. Actually. i a beautifully decorated cake, Girls,: Charging for Information calls Is being conoften criticize husbandil / Gerald Hosack, Mrs. John But Games were enjoyed by FORECAST FOR TUESDAY, DECEMBER 38, 1973 slderedknsomeareas, -POLLY. kaLl .' VIILUV IUUJ. I— ruJi, YU3. 1'W5ICWalk er, jYIL3 CJ loyalty you starve DEALt POLLY — This is to help Sandy sew on thin Jean Moore, Mrs. Roland Giles, him li the boudoir! Me. era,. Invitedguest.swereMrs. Earl Mrs. Milton Smith and Mrs. . materials and synthetics. Lower the pressure dial, ,.' decrease the needle-thread tension and be sure to buy the boudoir Chft$eC*ke! .. Gregory, mother of the bride, Marvin Wartel. CARROLL RIGHTER'S correct type thread. Put a strip of tissue paper under the .. Mrs. Bob Loy, Mrs. R. D. material being stitched, sew through it a ong with the CASE Z-501: Lola D., aged 3$, Grleme.Mrs. Kenneth Houck, The wedding will be an event material and then tear away. Test alter making each adhas a sexual complaint. Mrs. John Murray, Mrs. Worth of Jan. 19, 1974, at the Central j ustment using a scrap of the same fabric as you will be "Dr. Crane," she protested, frumthorofl Rightselnstftut. sewing with. -MARIA... Yates,Mrs.Sack OwenandBajtLst('h'irch,Sanford. "wny do you al ways claim that _________ GENERAL TENDENCIES Many chances arc Z:- - ( wives are th e cause of divorce' __ ADEAR POLLY — Sandy can keep the seams on synthetic present both toLey and tonight to work "Instead, why not place the fabrics from gathering and drawing if she will use a longer whatever new situations you want to exist with others. Ioli blame on the straying stitch. Test on a scrap of the same fabric until the desired b!~Znforces in making cooperative plans for the future. husbands? You weren't taught these length is found. When sewing on thin materials be sure the ARIES (ME-. 21 to Apr. 39) Listen to associates' views "For they desert us faithful essential facts in high school or machine needle has a very sharp point. A blunt one will m&re for a greater understanding between you. Show more wives to run around with sirens college, for the usual "Marriage snag the material. To prevent the material from crawling devotion to kin. Avoid criticism that could lead to arguments,, half their age. - OR Courses" therein stress the put a piece of tissue paper over the fabric stitch over the TAURLS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Be more modern in ideas and "Meanwhile, we devoted kitchen and nursery, or how to paper and when (In ed rip It off-VIRGINIA. mode of operation for greater sa tisfaction all around. Gain I OLLY'S NOTE — I think this should have read to put WIVN look alter the children entertala guests and even inMORE cooperation of fellow workers. Avoid stsife, and try to keep our homes spic tenor decoration, plus land the tissue taper under the fabric. I do not lee how one GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Getting into outlets WUb cewingcou dsee th eseamlIthetlssuewasongopj S2UI span. scraping your lawn. FURNITURE congenlals thit are rmitually enjoyed is wise now as well as So why don't you pick i Pid they skim over the crucial pleasurable. Accept sorthwhije invitations Do nothing husbands, f or a change?" bedroom! SALES _________________________ _______________ drastic. else t in WINATBRIDGE RWY. 17-92 WIFE WIFELY EXAGGERATION newspaper have you ever seen a CASSELBERRY MOON CHILDREN (Jutw 22 to July 21) Study your paper scientific discussion of such for good Ideas to make your home and appearance m're Please note Lola's typical topics as the Ponce do Leon Ate r2 rfiWo Aw.A a ,...lh .'4.i. *I. .16 VA -I .9 compsex in men pass IT other or jC ft4NamOt/s'et too big for a notrump. South LEO (July 22 to Aug. 2 1 ) Shop for items to make li fe Sh e sa ys I accuse wives of NORTH 17 or have learned that the preempted with (our dia• being 100 easier, happier. Have Ions talks vnth associates that are helpful. divorc.ft.percent to blame for womb (uterus) Is not primarily West ho w as Come to a true understanding with everyone, including mite, ? 309*7543 allergic to shut out VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Think in terms of greater Actually, I have never made ~4patlbillty but Is like the aptried five clubs. least thought abundance and unproving position in Life. Learn from those 49 a while and made a brilliant such a statement! 1Z in being chiefly excess who are more efficient than you instead of criticizing their. WT But I have often told you EAST (D) pass and South completed the Uage? Study reports. 4J 10 readers that the supioeed1v *K74 74a 'o Wets o4&we auction by also passing," This newspaper has thus dorw Qj LIBRA (Scpt. 23 to Oct 22) Forget dull routine and enjoy TA K6 Innocent wife is Usually Jim was Inc right dccimore good in banishing + 983 new soaal and fun circles for more Interesting, profitable life. +K4 SlOfl based on the principle percent to blame for her menopaussi complexes in K J 10*65 4 A Q 743 that a man who preempts straying husband. Stop feeling sorry for yourself. Be punctual women than have all our 2,000 SOUTH should bid 'ust that once. And the geaion she Is thus 3 iTOit 50 Ubos'al Arts Colleges! 4993 SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov. 21) Qtnrtly get needed Oswald: 'It also was the percent at fault, lithe fact she th In fact, anks to the him' tight decisi on from the resu lt (ails to satisfy her mate's drula information at the iigbt source,, then plan how to become of newspapers running + AQJ 307652 Standpoint. The ace of dia- hunger for erotic cakijes! more successful with the aid of allies. Enjoy ur.nutigated fun - -•'. this column, the female 42 morids; a diamond ruff and with mate. It's the boudoir, not the dInIfl menopause East-West vulnerable has almost dropped 4"°° I SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec 21) Enjoy new social the ace of spades save the de' room, where most . divorces out of the Pit of medical fense the first tnrte tricks start West North East South ple.mures hors new slant on Life. Make new friends who can be and a 100 point profit The .- I -, 4• 4 very helpful to you in the future. Think !ogic.s!Iy Very few Irate husbands file problems! e 9. *~_` biudiiig started out the 5iflC But wives revert to their 5 Pass Pass Pam CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan, 20) A new attitude and suit for divorce becaue theft natural maternal and "nest at the o th er table but So uth wiv es are poor cooks! system can ceilisnly mike your buvncss or personal life LOPenIna kid-A• made the misteke of continu-. building" make-up *11000 UI Ir'lee more smoo thly, profitably. Be capable, dependable. Be better ing to five diamonds. West such husbands baby Is born. informed. Fashioned in 10 Karat Gold, this exquisite Cocktail away from theft doubled (chiefly from (right) By Oswald & James Jacoby Oh, they itfil try to satisfy to go down two farrillms may not even be able to their husband's pstric appetite and South had Style Ring is set with the Birthstone of ,ea;h child pert coffee! that are interesting and find the one th at is most profkftb!e. tricks." in the dining room. fl'.rcaII :-Spor-twrit'-r IItd they apprently use a (ar feurer.i. te..ora ac grandchild — in the family, and will be B they terd tu Ignore his ut nmat out that footballs take more eniking recipe for PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Find a more modern rjstem con tinued hunger for boudoir unny bounces. As bridge III lastingly a;id lovingly remembered by the boudoir cheesecake than dO cheesecake of your obligations, become a more efficient for handling all most writers we might point 6iit after the children those dutiful wives! person. ModemizinS your sppeitrance dw can be a bill step 1.1 I 1; tha.~ cards Wke funny Ways to L-2 loved of all. ItDr. (Yane,-, ,any *Men arrive, forward, distribute themselves. For Which Is why the ilrens find will exclaim, "why do YOU that reason bridge will never The bidding has be keep such erotically hall'- starved Available in Yellow et White 10 Karat Gold with one to 17 hbrpfngcn IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY.. be or she will be boudoir cheesecake male. such be an exact science." nine easy prey and thus spoiled by others if you do not teach early to be Independent West "Why not stress the steal them away f rom North East South J1m "Inte-natIoiiaI m*tch3'mm Synthetic Rirthston.. you husband's obligallon to help — then the life can become successful because of th e fine l• PS ' point team competition stodgy wives! rear the children and maintain talents. Art, muric, drama sr epecially favored. A thaws this Even greakst You, &uth, hold So send for my booklet "How a happy family life?" - _philsnthrost and innovator herc during old age Give proper players iii the world are ak 65 2 CA 9 to Prevent Platonic Marriage," Weil, with the natknal education, stressing foreign languages. ikely to find themselves fly. What dc you do? enclosing a long stamped, divorce rate hovering ing blind in a fog with no idea A — Bid one spade Look (or a return envelop., plus 05011. RegIstered low-tier oi the American Gem "The Stars impel, they do not compel." Whi t you snake of as to what they should do." SOci$y. major-pealt fit when you get a percent, somebody needs yctr life is largely up to Yrni' alert you wives to the un. Oswald- 'Here is a hand chancf_ 112 S. Park Ave. Carroll ightvrs Individual Forecat fru yaw s4i ior derlying cause for such a 30 from a recent team game TODAY'SQUITION ,, The bidding is that at table January us ow ready For, your copy send your btrthdae and 'z'ow partner continues to two percent evidence of what we .w.w5 .v.4wo s *1 C.N Is• cawv DOWNTCWN one. East opened one club be. dIamonds. What do y J 11 to C&qoll Righter Forecut (name of newspaper), Box 629, might call 's ' "maraal 'IT4 101411 ' '4 ' cause hi 19-point hand was Hollywood, Calif. 9()g bankruptcy," Ans wer Tomorrow Deal Polly's Problem— TWARPAI.1V — ui oII'eIt'i'ii'iouse from cigarette smoking. Even the draperies smell of it. I certainly would appreciate some helpwith ideas for its removal. -D.K. ________________________________________ •• •' u '4' FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob I 11 1 I Ihov.s CANCEL MY II '/flAPPOtHTMfNT - . . ; - ta~- . WINTHROP _________________________ I LOSTMY HOROSCO?E __________ by "w' (X1N'r',Q.i 'THAT VoQJLC,,lbr PUT AN AD DO ANY IN 1HE IRAPERS GO...HE FOR HIM? ' CANr READ! 5 LITTLE DOGGIE! WI-tATS-(ALL ICX)? 4 ___ ____ -- I " i. .. ITJ % {T'I _ ___ ___ 11 Distribution takes funny bounce ,s,. hem excep ,S , ____ _ VIOC ___ 'i'Ib'.Uh. tI.VtPø as _____ BLONDIg ___________________ ' THE REASON I TM'S BIJS'NESS IS _____ ' A SUCCESS IS Chic Voun WHERE'S THAT 0000 (NOTl'4ING? B€141tJD EVEPY SCESScUL MAN ThIEQES A WOMAN . f , oNAccouN1- oF %.- 7 I MEL WOQREt) (6) CBS Morning Of Spedae qilt News (9) Bozo's Big Top 8:00 (4) Capt. Kangeroo (9) Mike Do.glas Show 9:00 (2) Ptili Donahue .., .r::,-- l:.i7 (.). J %)- show . DON'T BO5 ME AUPV.' JUST A6 MARTA I KADER JEWELERS COME HERE, BEETLE AT ''OLJ DO ALL. 0i) DU6 DITNE5 IN 7e.IE i401 J\. Mon Walker _________________________ DD I DO? UN DAY Z I SAT BE4JWD iflAl' DE B' AND W)4AT T'1E ARCONPER e C 'Of 1 1 J I,___ ':i 1i ' _ IT r (,. 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C 1j Turns (9) Drama Soeclai 2:00 (2) Days OfOur Lives It) The Guiding EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell T,e I US. My Inlaws Just called from '' 7 MONDAY I IaLn Tr1 fl JL 1LtJV1J1J N HERN NOT TOO LONS AGO! . - I .1 . -it - * ... '_ I 1nr1t1' i__i F - iibir~j "' N - , YEAR - '") t7u.SK 1* EEPI46!THEYREACHTHE_OLP TAwr!LErArE____ !71EV~ ABOUT A . VA W . by Crooks & Lawrsncs A~_ . " i __ House Of Steak CAPTAIN EASY I aw-2 1 ,t I ?I411,OOI _ -- - I by the Federation. From the Z_-1 I -- . 28 cat;gories are recommended __________ RAG/FE - DM OLD TIAWIR: It's one of W. pt&&Ida of -p rog. pert Some others are poor service, inferior qualliy, and shortages. TãO .1.L BUc. - n Innocent." A mentally retarded how lives of people are affected a number of comedy sketches) Bobby and Elaine do numbers Young man with the strength of by them, and efforts for early as well as production numbers, from their recent Broadway a bull has a strange reaction detection and treatment. There Richard Thomai of "The hits, "No, No Nanette" at1 when he sees someone else are talks with the family of a Waltons" is guest-starred, "Sugar," respectively. Could being hurt. cystic fibrosis victim, iiriother making his TV debut as a singer lead to more TV for the couple. 8-a:30 NBC, "The Bear Who with the vidow of folk singer. Slept Through Christmas." cOmpoer Woody Guthrie, who Bears, according to this tiled of Huntington's cboreo, a anmated special, have actually disease of the nerve sy3trm. L never heard about Christmas. Sickle-cell anemia, which at. J I The reason Is that they uicts blacks, also is examined. 9-9:30 CBS, Here's Lucy. hibernate for the winter, ° Chuck Connors visits the show, by sleeping right through the playing himself. The Carter holidays. One bear, however, ii'j_ 7' ALt. Ted E. Bear, has heard vaguely house is turned into a movie set __ I V4- I SEATS THE about Christmas and decides to f0 a film that Connors is ____________ 1* Nil WAY '' 5 stay awake this time and seek it making, ru lie WE out. The voice you hear is that STREISAND "'.... N WERE U. — of Tom Smothers Barbara 9-I I NBC, NBC Monday Night •s.4_0 — a REDFORD II P Feldon's voice is Patti Bear and At The Movies, "Once KISS ' Ante Johnson voices Professor a Stang.r" A bizarre drama With Carol Lynley playing an Von Bear. It's engaging. emotionally disturbed woman , ~ 8-9 ABC of Silence." A tern-age girl, who lures a golf pro (Pau) Burke) into ri murder schrn ..lI. .. iva u utweu,' auncauon, falls in bye with Willie Gills but We Still Have Our.. .. " iwi 118C, .,,, me keeps her physical problem to Ub erty Bow!. The year-end LUNCHEON II hermit. When she runs out of rash of college bowl football SPECIAL insulin, she seeks help at 1 gaines starts at the Liberty commune for addicts without Bowl tonight when Kansas (73. 5t ii A M .ti b P H letting anyone know. 1) plays North Carolina State 11 8-9:30 PBS, The Killers, (8-3-0) at Memphis, Tenn. LOUNGE OPEN DAILY "Genetic Defects: The Broken 10-I1 CBS, The Bobby Van ________________________________ __ Code," This Is the second In. and Elaine Joyce Special, This stallment of a five-part series talented, married couple offers that should be must viewing. a very pleasant hour of songs Victims and families are in. and dancing. Both are extevjewed and visited, tely attractive, grace the , r. .-; , Gun3moke, "tatiJy discussing genetic diseases, stage with great skill, acting (In (specialty number, "Girls"). You I - TV Time Previews :: ) . ' ighligh ts 11jiiIiJj(3 I RAND SPANS C -EN ESO Charter Members Oriented "'S . . _____________ l I 4 . 11.: L-.--- H _____ . to hide from fiance 11 11 I - It 1i — ~- ~ - __ ~~__r_ . I ~ -~ _ -1 - - -____._~.a~_ __ ~I. - I _____________ - - _ ~~ -_ -__ __ _... - If~ -__ ~ _.4=- Monday, Dec. 17,1973—lA The Sanford Herald 8-9 B Joanne and Lew Koch ( Note: Today's column is written by Lew) I I -~ ~~ r! Cira ___ J ~l , Z ' Ir F 14"Esp~ H5 PP55 ,JO ThE tEL'vE ~-o r . J AR,.. AM") A swi'r a',cI 11 1:30(3) ThreeOnA Match (.1 As Th World ASUS eakfellt"Xwl EVERYTUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN Cholceod Two Vegetables, Hot Bread & Butter EVERYTHURSDAY ½ lb. Western Steak choiceofToVegetaP,.s Hot Breô.d & f1uer EVERY FRIDAY ½ lb. Chopped Sirloin OR Chicken 'a Dumplina Choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread a. Butter 99 $109 909 I 11 S - k - I, I pirMw �I - .4 ---1 r -- -ryr e---'Vz . . 11111111111111111111111111111111111 8A-The Sanford Herald - -U-. I . .- ---,- n ' ___ - - ~ - _ - - -I; V..." -__ M S. .. 'C , - Monday, Dec. 17, 1973 The Sanford Hera ld _" H : Congress Rushes To Clear Work Calendar I I WASHINGTON (AP) - Conjj priation bill passed by the funds to emergency President Nixon defense appropriation bill, the fuel cci'.- energy bill that would confer past neighborhood schools, gress Is entering a clean-up, Sasbe for the Cabinet post alter 101S. servatlon and home rule for the sweeping authority on the pres. The Senate previously had re- biggest of all money measures. get away week, hoping to clear The fl LsUied includes $2.2 District of Columbia. Elliot I.. Richardson resigned ident to ration gasoline and take jecred an anti-busing amend- It totaled $73.3 billion as it a heavy work calendar and re- rather than carry out billion requested by Nixon to 'fje And still in dispuie etween other steps to conserve scarce merit, and Majority Leader passed the Senate, $836 million ecu until Jan. 21. to fire Archibald Cox as special help Israti replace weapons the two branches of Congress fuels. Mike Mansfield, 1)-Mont., said less than the House voted. One Of the first Items on the Watergate prosecutor, lost in As October war with are different versions of The emergency fuel allocaThe house added to differ, that ironi ng out of this conSenate's agenda to confirm Egypt and Syria. legislation providing a two. ences with the Senate over the troversy may delay adjourn. don bill is Just one of several one of its own members, Ohio The St riate also was starting The legislative gamut for stage, 11 per cent boost in Social emergency measure by growing out of the writing merit. Republican William B. Saxbe, off the week with act on on a Congress in Its adJotirnmtnt Security benefits, Senate-house conferees also energy crisis awaiting final acin an amendment to ban alloca$58 billion foreign aid appro. drive also ranges as attorney general. defense Another trouble snot is an of fuel for busing children will have to reach on a lion before adjournment. SENTRY 'list J- PROTECTION. INC. pIctAu$T$ IN Refideftlial - commercial Fres SvrgaSy 3o647•7977 . ., Monday, Dec. 17,1973-lB Energy Crisis Real Thing" Says New Energy Czar . I 31 - ItJC5 I ~ I 1.o•q '; -, 40. • SECURITY SYSTEMS is '-• from accord lion Income o tI i,i :, 4 4 fj . . _1 '4~ ;7i _- . I -. 1.t . .. : ; . - rii iInh in thc rnrriii , I " uk . . _____ , ; = i ~~~ ,_~, .1.- A wkii Mr's i''"' s - _. I - -- Considered , ,, 88 - 11 4K 88 .. I - ' 'r . f STYLE HOW & HEOLD - .. . - - -_ -- - ... ___• - - _ -- fIasIi.ri, vi. Itu .I.ctncily, - I If - . Planning board ndations. recoin- T R * LUS ir Includntnmizing.sar -I Y1f19 and wide. Mod.1520. Rag. 19.91 ' 11dJ REG. 24-15 1499 i 99 HEAVEN SENT GIFT SET 166 k Pow .4-oz. I .. I 11 -.•: .*-.O*,, ' Rq69C fart Iii' • ' UXUJA5UKILU 8 0* "° ' ' TIMEX WATCHES L99 lm'"in oi Sco or. GILLETTE '15 ° BLADES L PACK OF 7, RegUlar 1.0$, Limit I I ft 2ovnc. each of kid. Regular or I Withcauying : -____ .. MOUTHWASH 0 99 SAFARI LANTERN UI NORELCO 40 VIP SHAVER ADJUSTABLE ELECTRIC SHAVER. Rig. 31.99 2-SPEED 59t JOHNSON & JOHNSON DENTAL FLOSS 19;1_11~N~ffiinv 1 ')L99 JIGSAW KIT 99 SLACK AN"I DECKER, Mcdii 7519 - BEN GAY 2/100 11 0.1 LARGE SELECTION OF HAND TOOLS. Rag. 9k • MENTHOLYPTUS - Tb. luxanosi SANDRA RAWLIP4S CasseIbery SIDNEY THOMPSON L m 9212 3. Atfamonfe Spr ifi gs 7 , I C. 1miliffs 1if if il.-E-4 71 11V HILDA RICHMOND ;; 1° With built•in Strobe. Builtflç. r 9.I' 868 5b7 D 1 ttfl3 *RDS wit _4__" -- : 88 -. - Ii.e.iMb ' r ?OOAYAPO .&..• rt...... . - . fiHDI.t -'' exls - f,'.t I ':c 'c • •! • gat , ,~ :* - . '.---- _ -_ -T._ii_±i_ i_ - _______ - 5 troops. Congress Mops Up WASHINGTON ( AP) - Congres. Is begin ning mop-up on its legislati ve calendar th is week. The legislators are hoping to recess until JSri. 21. One of the first Items on the list is the corifirinatlon of Sen. William B. Sarbe, H-Ohio, s attorney ge ne ral. O ther measures up (oractioninclude foreign aid, defense funds, emergency fuel conservation and home rule (or the District of Columbia. operations Connick Predicts Win NEW ORLEANS ( AP) - Harry Connick says he'll win Dist. Atty. Jim G arr ison's job by a 1,773-vote edge when all precincts acco un ted for In Saturday's election. Meanwhile, voting machines will be opened Tuesday and the election certified. Wi th 418 of 419 precIncts repor ting early Sunday, Connick unofficially had 64.454 votes to (;rris)n's 62,t29. are Skylab Trio Relaxes SPACE CENTER, Houston i APt - The work sched ul e for the Skylab 3 astronauts was relaxed today to permit them mor e sleep, showers and about two hours of leisuze. Gerald P. Carr, William H. Pogue and Edward G. Gibson still had much wor k and little play. But that's the way th ey want it, officials said. "It meets the guide lines we've (liscussed with th e crew," said flight controller Charles I.CwLS. WASHINGTON I APj - Several changes are included in I . r - - • - ' -- 4 . - - " n ,jA ,- 1. . . -, - , iç!' -'- .. -- - ,. '--.5 '. - .. ., - , ., . SANTA MUGS • '. ' ., ' .' - • . .• • - / . - . - - ..: _____ - ~ \& nges: are payments. - ler that was to take the l its new home. ('Jgiiiii,i(1cfS Port Authority Moves The Purchaser, Jim Moore Farmers Market properly needed to get the horse the 50 o N ewOfficeA will be late starting their south of Airport Boulevard and miles from Jadis stable in T tP n i'ulir ni tim' tt'right it city east of U.S. 17-92. rezoning two Ihis through Cincinnati, to his Hall. Commissioners are lots in block 10, A.B. Russell's borne in New Ilie Seminole County Port occupied Richmond. the steel companscheduled to ride in a motor- addition to medium industnal So, Jan decided to ride bun Authorit> (SCOPA) is moving and a large meeting room will cade froni the inarmn,i toSanora anti amendments to the zoning 'It was a good opportunity" into its new $119,000 office be shared by the tenants in g at 6 p mu and will attend a ordinance to allow colleges, she said, 'I ',e alwa)s wanted b u ild ini today and has The new office building, off ed uled its first meeting at reception and program at voc iona l and technical to take a cross-country Orange llouIe%ard is wi th in.I) ride" sch the Well. Sanora t'lubtrntjsp honoring schools, high schools arid public port site west of f "ards Miss Mc('onnei, who Is now a 300,000 galIur Julio ridcr, who is retu ing buildin in multiple family adjusting to city life as a junior flesda) night at 8 p.m. Petroleum st orage tank farm after 19 years as executi ve zones and motels as a con high school biology OPA administrator James being fashioned from Instructor 13 tank manager of the (,reater San ditloflIll use in niultiple4amll) has lied with Ran said kill of the 5,000 recently relocated from hoists since she thi ford Chamber of Commerce. residential, office and in- was 10 in the farm country ol square foot building, con- Sanford lakefront, I' ollowing the program stitutlonal districts The fie lar gest tan ks are Ohio She even stabled structed Lw the Hudson Corn. conunjs.sonerç will hurry back Also rlated for second Jadi, a gelding, near the pain, will be leased to Port ntr. be ing tested with water to ee to (it) hail where their meeting reading and adoption are or campus while atte'idtng Miami Everglades St l Corporation, determine the long term set a port tenant agenda inormali) slated to (linances adopting the 1973 1i1iverslt) at tlement rate Oxford Preliminars start at 7 [),III.) includes a revision of the Southern She made the leg of the For several tarsSCOI'A has indications arc good, R)dn public hearing to consider Standard Housing Code and delivery on aturday about maintained offices in the said l don't think we will ha annexing 10 acres east of rezoning 13 acres of Auto Train 23 miles to her apartment. Paulucci Building In downtown (%Cfl ihe expected of Airport Il,oulevard and north of property west of Persiniuml Neiglibur:i stared, she said. Sanford as well as a field off let- 15 inches in 10 years," Jcwett Lane for a proposed Avenue to medium industrial The) apparentl, thought it odd at the barge port on the St ii u i I d i ii g e (liii p on e n t s Firs; reading will be given to ha e e horse tied all night to Johns Hi'. ci manufaetuing plant for ordinances rezoning to general shrubbery 'Ihe new office building was ('ondev Corporation. commercial prope rt y at Early Sunday before day- constructed with provisions for Public hearings are southwest of Sanford break, she was off again adding other office modules in dieduIed to considcr second Avenue and 25th Street and through the city, clip-cloppi ng the future, Ryan said SCOPA reading and adoption of or- property at 621 Locust Avenue trough a number of high- will occupy five offices in the iflaflt*'.nnexing the old to restricted commercial, crime areas, building. Other ()ffiCt5 will be ort of eastern _______ aI- first .; .._ ; .. ---- .4 - z I -. S - settlement - T SANFORD: ?So State Se,, Sanford Plaza Seminole Plaza and CASSELBERRY: 1433 S Blvd 2.99 \ti \ $ ç.r--r - - - - , E. i W e (ill more prccnptlons than anyone CIt in Florida. ;'•. i IW itt4 V&rl#.q.pot rft j, i ih "j iw twi i4pton4Iot4Ltst$4 ' ,• •• i-a . ;.. 4 £ 1 I 421 , . c at 'i_ .. the 1973 Income tax forms that will be mailed to the nation's taxpayers shortly. Most of the altera tions are Procedural and, as usual, IRS spokesmen say they wil l make filing easier. Among the ha lists not needed of organiza ti ons to which taxpayers contributed if they have rec eipts , a nd persons no longer need to list on the form the nam es and dates for claiming medical Sanford SIrifir(l City . __ tx; - '" •-- • 99 CINCINNATI () iermng down a street singing. But 23-year -old woman on a funny thing happened," said All at once he saw me, shut up, horse galloping through the Jan McConner about her night- did a double lake, and straight. streets of Cincinnati in the wee time, cross-country horse ride. ened up and walked off as hours is a sobering sight. "There was this drunk stag- straight as you please." It became a necessity when Miss McConner sold Jadi be. cause I Just didn't have the oPPor(znity to ride any more" Comm i ssi and the animal balked at enter. .1. - _. = - ' . -t _-uei'j - -•-'_\_ ` &_Z 4- - - 1 _ - 7" ,,__,,,,,,,\ • ___-*. ia,, ci,, ,, VIT - "'v IL1I 'itu'' • • TIIF Standing atop a boom used for installing twin TV antennas, worker John Rukavina surveys Chicago from about 1,485 feet atop the Sears Tower -- _ -_ __ ' - F IF . - ,_ 199 ernoran ---------- - ____ - - • • ones --_M_&=i - - ---t To Start Late Tonight l" ':.ej:,%s CONSTANT, 40 HOUR, KEY WOUND, Rag 349 POCKET CAME A drop in fi'm load (Ey I • ________________________________________________________ AURM CLOCK Mm - --:4-111 ~ J-- - - I - -, I 1 T-_;*E -_~ - ____~_ - - - K 0 OAK A Ia.r - ,, '4 p As - - • . 1$t •g. 49c --..m i1in Prints Kodak Fib ,. WI,.ii .' .- L-i -- ~ I 3 ASSORTED .W . f-",-10,1t - 0` -- , ,-4i In 2l-vz Al4!I Uetis. aq. 95 -' I ,_1. 88 599 .__ ~ i~ __ • POLYESTER KNIT P0thUM bo ? limit I Limo I 5 LADIES POLYESTER PANTS . I. ------- - I j -ILKEN DELIGHT R NATIf OIL SHIRLEY MILLET $34 9712 ;.:t'st y to i R.gulsul.S1 8349212 - s 88' ___________________________________ I BATH OIL • Night Rider Is Sobering Sight - 2/ 00 _ 3 Liquid dr ops, Regular 3k 5 Sarilord MENS KNIT SHIRTS ASSORTED COLORS AND DESIGNS. Rq.2.99 S prints. Regular - '. Just HALLS I GICUBES ! 3 cubn. Fd IA. Regular 1.69 gunfire Tax Forms Change • • . POLAROID ITENDER TOUCH - , 19 TOOL ASSORTMENT in lani con'. DEA HUGHES 134 9212 , 80-yards., Rag. 1.09, Limit 1 108 COLOR FILM C1 EVELAND,Otiio(Ap)..f te . 3' years, th e federal government Is to open a grand jury inquiry into at Kent State University that killed four studen ts during an antiwar demonstrati on . Fed eral Judge Th omas Lambros is scheduled to begin th e selection of the 23-member jury here Tuesday morning. The four students were killed and nine oth er persons injured by a burst of gunfire in May 1 970 d ur ing a confrontation on campus wi th Ohio National Guard to 32 ounce, Regular 1.59. Limit I Li-nit I Kent State Probe Opens . _. MENS SWEATERS 26 9E '-' ': 1095 GREAT FOR OUTDOOR FUN. R.g.22J5 ASSORTED COLORS AND SIZES. Rag. 7.99 - OLD SPICE GILT Sil .. ' I chain. Mod.! R-70 ' _1 144 DISPOSABLE LIGHTER, Rag. 1.9$ Oiintal hmu. Rig. 1.49 Limit .. ' .q . ..' • 69t DISPOZ-A4ITE 88 MICRIN PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) - The latest Gall up Poll indicates the percentage of Americans who believe President Nixon sh ould be forced out of office has dropped slightly after rising steadily since June. Thlrtyfive per cent of th ose question ed in a Nov. 30- De c. 3 survey said the President sh ould be impeached and compell ed to leave offi ce. That poll showed a drop of two per ce nt from a Nov. 2-5 survey. In bo th surveys a majority of Americans sa id they opposed impeaching Nixon. Bo th polls also showed th e majority disapproving of the way Nixon is handling the presidency. - - BALL RADIO . 42' SAMPLER SET 4 ting ATTRACTIVE STYLES FOR MEN AND WOMEN -- - HAl KARATE ry amount UV Grnsiiets. 1%oz. Rig. 87c, Limit 1 ~-,) _ indu tlic t PANASONIC 6%4ncb sevef ins Made. Regular 34.99 5-ounce Lemon of Belam ' bber At Lake Mary 1-4 Nixon Gains In Poll should rise," ILQQ . I STYLE CREME RINSE 1 ,e* . t,N\,*-1 .-1 OKI-AIiOMA CITY (AP) - Ung back money spent f Cutbacks in operations at Okla. 'asoline by seven per cent. horns military bases are I al. ready achieving energy con19 Ru Sal es wvation. To Rise Tinker Air Force Base reports that pilots are using night AKRON, Ohio i AP) - 'n - tors tivive as much as president of The Goodyear Tii they had been in the past to re- & Rubber Co. says &Uar sal( place in-flight trairing. Aircraft in the rubber Industry shuul fuel has been cut by one-third, rise in 1974 despite the energ State plans for a massive, said Brig Gen James G Ran crisis, Vihlen led off the discussion Development - San Pedro Control; F. S a cre-pus interchange at Ike by ioting heriff; G. County dolpli, Tinker commander. presently zoned (Peferred back tn P1annin & Att1rnAt' "While there may be I ; CIr!. k.4d âi, i were (%e1oprnent in ana around the /ng !, 11 miles ven in '14 the far Commiss ion for PUD Administrative Assistant J at unveiled today at a "summit interchange wi McAlester repor ts that ell make Ike rehearin g) malns that it will hold a iarg Oiainnan conference" work session Mary Boulevard a "hot road.., hide use is down because about demand for replacement c Rep : orts A. Co unty Planner; Commissioners' Dis tricts 4, 5, one-fourth of be twee n the Department of a key and vi the vehicle keys tires now nearing the end c ta l road.. . th is B. 7ning Administrator; C. 1, 2, and 3. Transportation, county corn- area of the county is destined have been recalled and many their service life," Charles J to Building Official; D. Pollution Items for next agenda missioners, Greenbelt and be of vast population." vehicles deactivated. lliod Jr. says. Control Officer; E. Utility Adjourn Heathrow developers and cities Vance Air Force Base is cut. In their regular meeting "With the tire price increase affected by the area's growth. Thesday, commnisioners will Ws st must ha ve i, District road chief 13111 hear a formal recommendation 1974 to offset higher costs of la Benedict, noting the present by the Emergency Medical material and services interchange is already ha ndling Servi ce Council that the un there should be no doubt thai co ty its 1987 design capacity of 58 000 move towards an exclusive, the dollar sales of the indust vehicles per day, led a team subsidized ambulance Iran. Thlliod says I prmenting plans the state feels chise. aMrTimodate anticipated The board last week revealed . 'Good Side' development. ~ it has earmarked SKOW in AiIe Cuzziuiiisoners Dick federal revenue sharing'funds ff Wiliiam and Sid Vihieri said for ambulance service, Of Crisis . 4 with __-. .. moving to plan the interchangc will be put Into operation b) -. , Theenergyms1shas __4 now, Instead of waiting until the Fuar) , _____ th e American Ship Badding Co * problem is out-o f-hand hand, Both public about 1 million in new orders hearings - -. to scope Of propo since Dec 1, according to cornwork prcvlouslyadvertisedfor7p.rn. upset Counts Engineer Bill AM Planned Unit De%c!opnwrt president Jacob 0. -P A -flush, Kamm -, • ii I ,IJa,.I II,.dWç5 105 UW UFWL- ror coal-carrying dismayed to see the :L of Pedro project - ha ve hopper barges and our oern-land required," Bush said, c4inelled . ber contracts for $95 million ii MME .: no pr oblems of right-of-way -. new ship construction are all -......acquisition. Hush suggested AGENDA ______________ rela t ed to the country's energy 170 greater state reliance on land December 18, -9 30 A M ______ problems," Kamm says 't %I; saving bridges and flyovers, -T Reports A Road "The barges will haul coal on despite the increased con- Superintendent, 11. Cmnty the rivers and the ships will . ,' s'ruction costs as compared Engineer .-. _____ W - M M haul It on the Great Lakes as with lengthy on and off ramps Dr. Newman, EMS Council's suppliers sear up to move in. loops. Report Re: Ambulance Service ------- creasing quantities of coal to % : . s-. Echoing Bush s concern were Resolution Re hange of energy generating outlets - developers and Vihlen, the name of Orlando. Aldus, and -.: . .. .':: commission chairman saying Adair to Palm Springs Drive - Half-Fares he hoped that whatever final Consideration of Establishing design is adopted, ri ght-of-way Position of Grants Coordinator Introduced acquisition will begin as soon as Consideration of Funding INDIAN GUIDES "BRAVE" WEATHER i'tii ,..itttt f) (Au) - 1aorpossible. (harter-consolidat ion Study for nTER SPRINGS held its Christmas parade Sunday afternoon in able public reaction greeted a "We don't want to get our. Seminole County - 1:00 p.m. spite of ra in. Indian Guides Of South Seminole Council participated rare bright side of the gasoline se Ives in the position of Nblic Hearing - 7:00 p.m. shortage hal(fare Sundays along with Santa Claus, Cub Scouts, Longwood Fife and Drum Corps, dulidozing motels and service 1 Note: Both cancelled) on metropo litan New York substations. . . another 14, Sit 436 A, Rezone froin A-1 Bahia motorcycles, South Seminole Aliddle School Band and others ways, buses and curninuter situation," Vihlen added Agriculture Planned Unit (Herald Photo by Nancy Booth) railroads. -. that . I ELINA IIiI1$STII11 . that U 2 Vol villvl News Briefs Briefs made of soft 1O 1.9g HAND MIXER V •I 766 . . - St. Nick is the referee as Cathy Diltz and Roy Grober playfully square off with a pair of "Sock er-B oppers" at a store ill Evanston, 111. 0. , !i I nterc ange P lans Unveile - NAMILTON mcii IT (f . MEAT SLICER so - - -- Au omatic butnup. thu l 22 3ip.ed Available in avocado or gold. Model 101. Rag. 8.99 not capacity National pany $101$9i l9- RIVAL Simon EnerqY i r But the Welcome Wagon hostess can make it easier to adjust to your new sur roundings, and maybe put ;i smile on your ' li CORN OPPER t i iii HILTOM IU n TIN REG. 19 I.E.V1N; 11()1E IS No L:%LGJIIN( ."r. I 1 _____ PLLflVk Jackson, Refineries were operated at and the admmi.s. tration held to outmoded import quota s, cr eating a tight supply, he said. "I don't think there is any doubt that there was a conscious e ffort on the part of some to bring a bout an increase In prices by creatin g a tight demand-supply si tuati on ," be said. Until Simon took over, the administration was working in a vacuum without consi dering The JToblems er.-onumic impact, Jackson said. .46 .. - 14-SPill 7.SPUD MODEL 550 MOVE L 02 161 , ' - i I Crih those smoke... i) BEACH 2 POUND CAKE -, _- - _.. ~. -_ 4- citizen Arab embargo Is listed. Jackson sa id imports, particularly from Saudi Arabia, would not be suff icient to meet U.S. needs. The sh ipmen ts were cut off to protest U.S. support for Israel. The immediate shorta ge is "the critical one that can only be solved by belt tigh te ning," Jackson said on the ABC program "Issues and Answers." Jackson blamed the oil companies and the Nixon administration for failing to heed cx. perts' warnings in 1973 atxt the im pe nding cnJrti. . METALIC GARLAND 58 u n Reutif99C SmnokeSays: 1 99 DOOR FOIL CHRISTMA TREE _I I I I W IIU Apartments; Belle Avenue ' . _- Nial ____ Reg. 2.99 LUS to inase dty's Councilman Edith '. J4 BEACH ' - _-. ~ /2 DOUGLAS FIR IPANA - - ORNAMENT HOOKS - income ___ -, _ rest selection of Florida sants. Reg. 1.25 oft ci bulb Indude d • Reo.59 .. 6111 By severabilit)'; conflicts; and effocflve date. Set date for public hearing Box of 75 hooks. Rig 1 Proposed Ordinance VO, amending section 2142, section •t 7 DELUXE 11-13B, and section 21-21 of the TIMED RELEASE 3Ø', Rig. Bk, Lim 00 x oo F fl choler and code Of the City of S Cassdbe, Florida, pviding for conflicts, and effective date. Award bid for dump trucks. ncb * 15-foot. Regular 7k the year aftar yar. Award bid on borrowing 88to assernMe and take money for Lake Kathryn Circle ' dew. Breah dam fof paving. TREE TOP mystonw. Rai"IsrXgl Authe administration to P I go out for leasing police C TOQTHPAE,0Z Beg C ' .1 ~ I - - = ---.. 5 i ~_ I 9=0A - 111, I _,"~ I I 7Y2 ._~_-~-77~!:... FLORIDA CHRISTMAS CARDS 9 1 FOO - -1 -_ I SO-MINIATURE LIGHT SET .- ; TAL SINGLE DOLIER --4- f13% -- . ON - A INVISIBLE HAIRNET 8-az.. Ru. 114, Limit -__- I - V_ AGENDA: i 1 -__I_ In an interview on the CBS television and radio program "Face the Nation," Simon said the federal government must persuade the public the crisis Is not the creation of politicians and oil men. lie praised cooperation in the shortage, but he said the public still needs to end Its wasteful ways. Sen. Henry M. D. Wash., chairman of the Senate Interior Committee, agreed with that energy prob. lems will remain even if the If i'll - uuiL 00 1". _ i L- w - - - I AA I more Income." S5bC - /1 --- - I w 1,; - Set date for public hearing Proposed Ordinance X9, to adopt a and cothficatien of the ctt of Ca entitled The Code of t he Caelbe, provid'r fer repeal with certa in exceptions; 1 - '. I 20- INCH "ft SIZE - -I-j'_ and am constantly on the alert for new ideas," said Duerr. "I believe my proposals will help us handle certain mattm in - 17 AND 21 JEWEL. MANY ,rr, - ~ ._ __- M . ') - - WATCHES NN., 4 r . - 1 K .A. _______J V _ Fttg. 0-118 " CONTROL A ZA-Inch 1. DUAL _. WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation's energy chief says his biggest job is persuading the public that the energy crisis is real. William E. Simon, head of the Federal Energy Office, said Sunday the crisis will continue even if Arab nations resume oil shipments to the United States. 'We have been on a collision course in energy requirements and demands for many years," he said. "In 1970 production peaked ... but energy needs will double between 1973 and 1990." • y __ __ - ____ _ __ - _ BICYCLES 10-SPEED 11088 / BUNKETS SINGLE CONTROL TWIN 88 SIZE - t 1 city's income at tonight's 7:30 1 council meeting In the city hall. She said she would not outim the proposals until the meellng 111111111111111112N ""ffmam" w w '" - .1 .. I __ 9111." I I Y ON-M - _,AW - __ . Mxwned with helping the city _: 7 -a- - - Prf 40 i with the other councilmen at this time. "I have always been ! -_ ___ rroposas =.,,',. .__________ ___ __ r'________ ''_ a _X11111111111 corner i= - - �28--The Sanford Herald Monday, Dec. 17, 1973 Tribe I-Iif 21 Frrm F,ii! I ;, -w • The Sanford Herald - .-- - _______________________________ another one out of the fire and picked p numerous souls - Monday, Dec. 17,1973-38 Lynian 'l/rest1ers Seelc ew I away on on y said MiUc " Your break as they (mished the Boone flraes as they oucored final frame and (or the eontest prmg thctl employed by HERALD SCOREBOAO -______ . . P ints If the guards started with a slugsh win (S 1 - ____ 31 Metro Conference in and their fourth overall Monday night I - 168 class and the 186 and unlimited vions are still un The Hounds ha%e to rate as strong favorites since they he can tske to fill those pats He will either move Brian I the beer capi \\ Brown, who added 14 markers are a fine bunch of saappy Handwerk 2I2S - ___________ — o meet to ate, the Hounds got the perfect game of I I am not sure of the name of rez s othon but I do know that Joha Pinney was supped to have gotten this fht, unW -- - - --• year's team and wresthng in the 106 cla is Doug krs finding fie Seminoles In double example the Sanford JV's Heckman figuret itcored Boone in the final ---- A Idon see the wisdom of Perez's fighting in Milwaue U now the local lad is trying to eshlish hime!f amongst the Central W 1IrL eg 1iVIat'r iUi nre uian pcelimirry abii,t A in north will not accompbsh this while a ls wdl do qte a •i;• ,.. effort, sam Mit - ; -----.. " -- .t I sure wii from Boone CY 3 i - 1 00 2 - S r tICI I fl', () 1)'i. id up ou top after Iing underneath during the twway SHS- Gainesvilje match Saturday. Un- :J is being prented and Ican name at least fRe m under ay around 7 30 or Immediately after the ins, . • TWO POINTS FOR TRIBE GRAPPLER rtlang eornpttilion, lost a 49 15 match (Herald Photo by Dan Gilmartin) At 1 _______ flrstleK alIwa.suntedou in - - - before dropping a 415 decin the cecnd home match ever pinned in 55 st nth of the th Saturday afternoon In Bill SRnfordite was leading his Stippy Pat trnniiiins and for Thnity and the Saints reignite his sinking Saints, Scott t7-21) in the psst monwUe dropp - seven oLber - - Ronald Sin, who compct for 18 capitalizing on the costly floor called a tImeut and reIn several bright spots despite the Harricanes after 1:32 had ;, uui nials can rough te J _9f__i\ en 0 a much closer than the yyw -- Barrjentos-Gomez ____________________ This one should be a dy while it lasts Both are a coue of Texas welterweights that have built up reputations fighting in 10 - - - - - T - isen (195 and oeri tirnism ifl his analysis match spain were outstanding for patrick in a both contested was ever In" iJ bach Roger Heathards team PzandKiorewereboth .. - Ir In their match, 2 and Alvin Kilgore followed 5It y Imight have gone for the upset here, except that in his last fight Brnentos came close to defeating the U.S.'s only gold medalist, the undefead, eighth ranke "sugar" y sea. d pinning John Myers of the de match was when Mike Sanf D 1a. 1._I E1I1 V aU 1 10 Ufl uS I i I , last nu the final round. , With a couple of outsthndi welterweights like this coming into Orlando, why is % ic Peru looking (or action In isconsin? i . • • ___ in ney' 7 Also set to fight on the ca is the undefeated John Pinney and Matehmaker • • I I i HYJOHNERWA Pinney all he can handle." Tait is one of the most honest men! have c I 4 I A , was not a matter of how long total - The Trojans poured in point J points and Lyan Evans now stands at S-i while can not find any eidence that the man ha ever fonght anhere doubt lando Evans caine to period to the Greyhounds' six. nk appear headed for ne zarry, Perez and trainer Jimmey Wlflams to Milwaukee lie i I Here And There f shots nd Hair two minutes but from , minutes. Lre ''....uui.. UIV At the start of the w.al E%ansposted2pojntst -ui-id p HERALD SCOREBOARD vant FG 1 - A Ti' AffirIO 1 long Oier in Tampa, former wrestler George Zaharias Dawkins got on the boajd PPUI t ven a hcense to promote boxing He will Mart out with the All-state candidate Darryl gIlng the Frojans a 16 point uiiateurs and hopes to work his way up into the pro's before I)awklns tallied only fibe lead Smith -I OrlandosPeteshlocklsalsogungtopromotea.0y.1 Dawkin Lakr In the period buckets (or ten Tampaearl)next3car T'ojan "big man" had little GIdusslimmedU*1eaJJoto than the GrifflthC,onzales bout was chare to run up tu. prl 2815 COflnectlii Ofl oe of two Total in closing I would like to ask just one question, iUfl are we point total as the F sans guards foul shots Seein1 the Hounds Lyman going to get a chance to see some of the fighters currently working and forwards kept the game Cl( the gap brought Dankins back into action as he pulled RwtI outs.t ti was rare uat w1defeatedandaeJustthotheenttarein Trojans ti , Esansout32.15 Wnght5(J Ce . florida but not beingshown in theCentralpart. the final point of the half on a ioui shot and the buzzer shots from 20-25 feet i, sounded 32-16. Total ieanIng Inc Trojan oarrage dduhlI6 4 Jfl coaches cleared the benrh in " b.-i kets PG PTA i 100I 0 CI 0 3 6 II 3 - P111Y. Ful I o is FO FT A Ti' ° ° ' - 0 t in U1 dumping in four bi.skets mostb - I, S 11 6-11 71 10 . - - I - ____ - - 'J.,-.u ' - - \ -- \ : . --' "" -- ote r •t --: , -:f _'-' .b - - -1i I S-IS fl a .- - -- - T- -- -,-- f-.- 1 DIOSS - -_-:--=--- id-Jr - oo s oo to 00 7 3 0 13 Saintsthe Friday n1ghtbusr 'iintoraitliey hargedtoa throwing the ball away they Was i ri II,' IltJUfl,i - .qaJ our s nza •' 'l1 (l. wvi n ( Ic-e!ard better for the iin'e fans finished the game with eight Dawkms rolled in to baskets . -. - - - - T'w-\- - _____ -' - a t'TY,,. p'.ritz, 11 in th- trst half, t'nnle Wrih totaled nine, It' to retain Coacti Dan Devine He at askid .dut a broadseven members of the exec. utjve committee Filday, and had then told pl:ivers the com ' basket. From thin point on it .- - - - - - iLL__!.L_ • . - - - ' -. __,r-- .. - - -.. - - . ,- 11w fia! . - - . - w )Vafls . -- - c-_ .TL ---. .- - 4 '. __'_4 — - r, -.-. ' --3 _j!. -- ' - - II) - • . - ,. , agair a jme. i-vans OppOnCnL, L4Iflflfl S nuCK Chipps tries an inside one-on-one move against the 'I rojan's giant G'9" Darryl Il(IfIds, .' ___ LOOK ING FOR TWO ibv ' - --e' -_. F "I have nothing to talk -__-' - - - IA's Britton K-urcd on a 1ul points. The Jiowids came back Rhule started the Trojan 'I . ------ _- .1 lIiltIe ited to i"unor ti-ic re maining two years in Devine's posted the evening's first shot before Smith ;iixi Bob eontraeL lip drove down court aixi Kuhi ---- .. - ':- - . ' 1 herald Photo by •lnhn Cherwa ,, - - . _ . -' i aebafl flail of Fame a:id -- - ruraze from - - hi paren a brothtr a ba Saints • --. HERALD SCOREBOAR D Brown 1and - - ' 306 3i r Lj1' 1 k - - !hcing Msn meeting of t ar at Aqueduct Racing at ' through Ik __________________ _________ I - - 10 \F YORK AP -- Th Id! r sung season of 42 days at &! 'ii' nt Park i1l be followed on - - -- FO FT Ti' I - - - ___ Like ----- , , Totall dual mat match, won by the Hurricanes, 415. - f Oii II 3 14 eg e Try C '1 ai S included Doug Dyson with 17 conunen ted the team started working together and it paid and John Krebs with 9 Despite the final dIfference off. KeIley 3 33 9 the opening frame. Tampa pered with a lack of practice Temple came out in a press and 1nce 5 of the ton nlat'crs i forced the usually sticky. finished a sul 'rid Trinity Prep Krtt% Nussbaum FO FT -A Ti' 3 3 / 9 I 00 2 Anociated Press Spos Writer lab s O.J. Simpson in Buffalo s Bay downed Chicago 2l. The Oaldand Raiders are In -14 %ictory over the New York Oakland s vido sets up a the National Football 1ague Jets. SImpson became the fi playoff rematch against Pit ball away seven times. The only R.L:pp , seven years. And one reason Is single season and he even Raiders 9-7 in 1972 postseason cagers do ' almost entirely by the non- and conwnced they outscored their opponents HEATING INC. PG FT.A Ti' Holton a 10 Crimmint Coach John Ralston gave it the game was over when NFL grabbed a deflected SS and Lancatec Inn Prep Sthnfoed University ner as trailing 1410 in Bills state construction! 14 ---- dth'g I ir.• pinuii upilvarance, "" --''''P"• ltI.4 III,U3LULI title at- oakland and was JIIII season rushing without starting quarterback record of 1,863 yards. The two Chancy Johnson, who was in yards found in the recheck gave jured, when Ralston ordered a Simpson 2U0 'Iif(] Iton on 34 attempts, run off a fakepunt.on4ourdown making him the first man to with the ball on the Denver 48. gain at The play was stopped for no times Inleast 200 yards three one season In NFL gain, and Oakland moved history, and boosted his total to quickly to its clinching touch. 2,003. By JOHN NELSON old grandson of a !aptist mm. down in a 21-17 victory. Associated Press Sports Writer bier has played in Walton's Simpson, ran 13 yards fir a Three other teams gained the touchdown, broke Brown's The UCLA story: If one man shadow most of his college hasplayoffs on the final day' of record midway' through the doesn't beat you, the other c-ne ketLiall career, regular season—Cincinnati first quarter, and then ill. broke Both teams came out visibly' outlasted Houston 27.24 to win the 2,000-yard barrier with a 1 was just happy that the tight UCLA putting its 78. (tie AFC Central; Dallas seven-yard run with 5:56 left in players could withstand ad. game winning streak on the line blasted St. Louis 30-3 to win thC the game. Joe Naniath passed versit," said UCI.A txisketb,ill anti No 2 N,(', State playing National ('inference East, and Coach John Wooden after his what it must have figured its %V a s h in g t o n t o p p e d for both New York touchdowns. lruins had defeated North toughest game of season. Philauelphta 38.20 to earn the Bengals 27, Houston Carolina State 8-4-66 Saturday At one point, North Carolina NFC wild-card berth. Cincinnati built a 27-10 lead victory, halftime led 33-32. ings are: three touchdown passes, in- UCLA Still Tops (or 21 minutes after he was the score tied 54.54. And behind called for four fouls early' In the the shooting and rebounding of first h-all "adversity" in Walton and Wilkes, the Bruin.s Wooden's words, took a 73-56 lead in five minutes. The other man Is 6.7 Keith In other games involving the Wilkes who Scored 27 points and Top Ten Saturday, No. 3 in. held his opposite number, 6-4 diana beat Ball State 86-62, No. All.:\flericanoavldmompson 7 Marquette defeated Mm. to just 17 points, including nesota 68-50, No, 8 Providence seven of 20 from the floor, edged Austin Pray' 94-92, No, 9 "I don't like his shot at all," Lo:ilsvjlle dropped Florida said Wooden of Wilkes' stif. State 90-78, and No, 10 Memphis 'arm, over-the-head jumper. "1 State breezed past East Texas ;ust like the way It goes through tate 99.76 he hoop." No. 12 Long Beach State beat Hut Wooden didn't feel Wil. Long Island University 0-46, ;es' performant wa.g a sue- Seaton Hall dropped No. 17 San irise, even though the 20-year. Francisco 8-83, I - 11 73 71 flS7 - I Okjrac-k, president cast report that he had polled In the preliminary contest, Trinity Prep 72 - U. od Wright and Al ('le eland - \pI./ Itl'l()Uf IA 'PP I 00 7 td I Ii Eans inireased their lead '--' ' Lapp.J majority' of the prepsters Temple scoring, Pat Crimmings totaled The third stanza also be- GAOQ Icy points and Walt Morran got longed to the local group as they 'i' I stanza Evans had caught up Donnie Kuhi, The Trojans TtaI and gained the lead through the continued to pour out point alter -r!1lfl(1erotbp j':imi Point k:ivine: tbflII with a fourth completely shut off. They were ____________________ k A 1 ')Q UI COnUnand aaln 21.16. KraiIt they slowb started to lose - holiday tournament In their with a (ullourt press that the of play the Wildcats continued offered, "I was pleased with Wi!Ilm tldais found to be just too th& up hill charge With amx this rto tonight mainly ________________________ Trinity • Pup Krtj of caine out "smoking" In the first squads exchanged baskets L,man play at horni did manage to hold Dawkmns buck f 18 - The seven point spread was rally that chopped the ten point poured in three quick buckets stretcld to ten by the time th€ half time deficit to fi%e, as the and were in complete control two teams heard the al( time Wildcats made a ball game of with a nine point adsantage their own stomping ground 81. sutj1ute which as the night Trojan Randy Garrett came Evañ Dorey I II bn scored iouowed by a jayvees were headed for their Wildcats hopes for a startling (our first quarter goals as the I'arhwn found hulf tagged Parham on the bench and the Crimmlns and 'son. figures as they rolled ner necting he isn't taking Murray too serioily, and lithe fighter can't get all excited about meeting his opponent, I lure can't, Because of this and the (act that Tait goes fo good fights, not necessarily upsets, trill ri.'fr k... 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UI IIYV, open nanaea punctiLng and all. the Evans jayvees topped the Lyman junior varsity 41.. ___________ HEAT PUMP umph. ping to an early kad the Baby l.yan challenged the Trojans getting only FIL The final read Hounds offense found its shots when lkrnard Wright hit one of 41-28. from the floor missing and two from te frt throw line They baby Hounds now sni - I I Wworkonourpressasnd be ____________ shake them up and get things dumped Gathevjlle' Barrientos to score a win, maybe a six round K.O. when the two k I said _# took his opponent, beating eventsandthoughtsofanup In the fans who in on Wednesday and Thursday CPERT0W NY tAP) ep, Us the Saints out Parham, a 6'3" jumping.Jack first period, range from the corners of a that nerlod remaining listless Wildcat zone defense M the fourth quarter tip Following the game, a calm - - Thnity chopped floor general, could't four Piersonites real competition a very pinned within 112 of the first prmnng," sa the former respectable 3115 cuteomc period Foltowing that Riddle of Ohio redent, "They both wcn ---- - experience He outpolnted Phil Van ilemy, therefore, the cals Crenshaw's strength ere already down by an l The first event of the of I A - ________ t - I first three scheduled matches year in the Big Eight, and many to was firmly nitnted due to cness and lack of times had the Mnger o Coach Roger Beaed, who people trying out for the uad poncnt is a position to pin but although not in the winner S _____ perndo the two5fldalSOha3flm with the betteroppositlon His record includes wins er no Morales, Rayond, the nk ___________________________ probably Immediately following I anotherwora match by points Hariwig, one of the few pcared On the wane I k for an U t But shot at a ume, t w nknder to Win 168 Bob Brucato looks (or his fourth win along with 186 rograrn last season ui u n j warners than I had espeded Both iarr iUn w he is a reIar sthrt Hoarth coming In at W Also undefeated is Jummy Bnnker who wrestles at 139. Joe Sz1lai takes on the 1 challenger. Rounding out the middleweight tegorf wifi be Donifie Thompson at 156 i1OU1 be Dak Souse with Dad 1sure ___ I I because he was Ineligible but flnd team. Wiliiams Against &anUey's M Buffldn he suffered either a hairline fracture or a docatcd elbow pultin him out of acUon for awhile. Expected to start on the Jayees in the 99 class Is ris - - ____ - ees vision Winner that trounced the sithsto(xI a late Houston rally. New York Giants 31.7 Sunday, Coboyi 30, CardInals and Pittsburgh, the AFC wild"We're still basically' a runcard team that beat San Fran- ning team," said Dallas quarcisco 37-14 Saturday, at Oak- terback Roger Stauhach who land, did a lot to change that image —Sunday: Cincinnati at by' passing for 256 yards and Miami, the defending Super three touchdowns against si. Bowl champion and AFC East Louis. wInner that blanked Detroit 31-0 Rains 30, Browns 17 Saturday, and Los Angeles, Two Rams set team records NFC We3t king and 30.17 wInner and Jnh Ilatil passed for two over Cleveland Sunday, ut touchdowns against Cleveland, Dallas, Los Angeles Coach Chuck Knox In other final.day action, At. had oth2r things on his mind lanta edged New Orleans 14.10; "Right now, tonight, tomorrow Kansas City trounced San and the rest of the week we'll be Diego 33-6; Balt1mori nipped thinkirte about 1)allas, - ,__- _____ _________________ - ______ .'. ______ -. ___________ ___ _____ ____ — ______ ______ _____ ______ _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ _____________________ _______ - HEAR POLICE CALLS! •Smartly Styled High Impact Cabinet With Chrome Trim Complete With Batteries, B ui It- In Power Cord & Earphone - NO MONEY DOWN ...-... _____ - ______ L.!J "" - FIRESTONE STORE 1st & French Sanford 322-0244 ii �- .... . - __________ 4B-The Sanford Herald '. - - - -- -. -- i'. ' '' -' ________________ " " '" Seattle Personals 4 S 19 Lostand Found 1 1 3 1 09 Per?aps Aircholics Anonymous Can Help By FRED ROTIIENBERG iteci Press There are two ways to delend Charlie Scott - the right way and the wrong way. SeatUe picked the wrong way as the former North Carolina All-American riddled the SuperSonics for 23 poInts in first quarter, pacing the Phoenix Suns to a 113-109 victory Sunday night in the National Basketball iaUon. Elsewhere in the NBA, BOLStan trimmed Los Angeles 115!. 110; Milwaukee routed Lost ii mo ot Irish Setter, Lake Mary area. Anwer5 tO "Mac". pp _________ Dijmond, Emeralds. Opals, etc.. In 6 Child Care t%wsult goldsmith created rings, 11001600. Also large gems and Gocxt child care. Any age. $13 wk. minerals. Far below wholesale, 75c per hr. or $4.00 a day. Winter Private ref. 373 343 The Sanford Herald 30 Room and board for the elderly in BabySItting In my home, Sanford riyale home, Apopka ',a. $34. area, 115 per weO. Ph. 3735395. 2301, ____ VVanf Ads Bring Results Ph. 322-261 1 l'angerines&Tangek)s 327.V33 or 322 0342 naha edged Detroit 1-104. Oranges, Lemons, Grap,f ruit Satsumas. Tangerines, will Ship. R, - pick. DIAL , DEEELICIOUS Oranges-nava JohnHavl1cek'spointsand arid pineappi,, tangerines, pink end white grapefruit, pIcked to order. Ru3sell Crumley. 3730717. Winier Park. Orlando 831.9993 paced the Lakers, who iarneli U3atthetrstarguardjeny West Ask f ii w.it Ads i 'r'sa .....s:.._ ,' uuIg.fla.,LIUi foui,headportland'sSid- S-Lost and Found ney Wicks CIZTIC to blows. Both players were ejected from the 6-Child Care game. 7-Motels . HotcIs John hoson led Portland s-Eating Places .---George Trapp sank two fJ 13-Travel Agencies person 113 Palmetto trig to put Detroit momentarily IS-Action Sport$ in lead. _________________ DUL OJI linE thC Needed. No experience necessary. Apply in pa.on, Art Grindies Wtsei Rca. O H. Hwy. Sanford. - Unfurnished Furnished Rent Unfurn1s 33-Houses Rent Furnished 34-Mobile Homes Rent 19 For Rent 31--Rewt pty Female - 28-Wanted to Rent . -- Sale the . - uruveruy Ct West Florida Merchandise t.,.i. .J, S2-Appttanc,s Saturdayt1ightatpenaco. w 2 rru that c,wdn't keep its S)-TV. Radio. Stereo Equipment 34Campng Equipment all the whistle blowing ceased, West Florida had 57-Sports Equipment ,, , , tree ujiOWl 5*-Bicycles Iijj pj-tj c-Muskat Merchandise tt ix making the best of a lopsided 60-Office Equipment situ.itwn, bagged 10 of only 11 61-BuildIng Mitirlits - ri1 Arrtt 1-?'II Rent Furnished - vyp.ng, COrTrUCUOfl DaC*S'Ound helpful. Ph. 477$.30Q3. AN,mo1e Catering needs girls for , __ .s -.______ Mobile ___ Homes Rent -.__________ 7 B'm., Mobile Home Furnlshrd.Air&Carpet $IS0Mo.PPt.373k)7 construction, delightful area, 124.500. Showing anytime between 70 am. and 7 p.m. 310 Large 2 bedroom, I bath. central hflt and air, ideal for retirid .._. .. West Brooklyn St., Magnolia Park, Orange City. Mt. Hayduk. 1930 Tervris ' KEYPUNCH OR KEVTAPE- 3 . Business Property Norrell needs you days 01' flIghts, For Rent Sfaztlmrnedialety. Not,,, Instant pay. 2711 Lee Rd., Winter Park. SANFORD. dI?Own. Pt istigous 437511$ ._ 20 Male. Female - Help Wanted g. Mbi1, A!.Irtp, !tflj!ht - ,- , 1 .- rtng Lull (A)L14e. ;--. nd U 'l 4e -- St artip Cotns ' - and i;-niiqus .7O-.Swp .. ,y 61-Wanted to IatkyS$ - .ud Pc'itrj ; nnwpJ .' 4 $1250 CONVEN. - -. -' Trade - 1(1= points Saturday night, but It wasn't enough to match New msrna's balanced sconng ttack the triOtS dciwned TheB cudaz placed four f' i L bt if rcurd to ,, add) )3fr. - , - -.. . ___ ___ TrOYCI Trailers 76-Anto l.paisParts Acc,s:ries -Jon-. Cr . . e.....e uflbkini 'd 71-!to'orcyCitS Bowling . , i. 79-Trock and Trailers -O. Bay - -._- thtesrdtheirseuonretr * SG -Auloi ,Q( r. p-,_- NO CLOSING COSTSI 1 6 4 SEDIOOM, 2 lATH SCAND NEW HOMIS, PACKUD PULL OP AU. TN! EXTA5 YOU'D 1* PECT AND D1S!xvE! EUSTIS- Near golf course surrounded by beautiful new homes. Lovely trees, large building site. 14.000 - - HAIRDRESSERS-.- Sr.'s prefç 4f3pd withloItowing Ftorpart. tme O at' 1434 atcc 5. - 5 74 BuSinesOpporIunitiu REALTOR, I' urn 3279711 7791 A Directory Air CondftIorng , SELF SERVICECOIN OP[PATEO ,,,;H #,.5'..jt"e . f.'c ' - i n.,, 313-7710 Hem-i ..-. 312 V0 low riveslinent. 75 pct. t'nanc.ng An inrestmenf ty • Ownr-I be*oorn wood frame __ w.( thit houSe Close.' $9500 Totai"ric. . Terms. JI.,nsie Cowan ;j provide years *1 $fady 31$ kP , Y t - come Cait ctIt, __ 4723.7)43 - Palmetto Ave. writing lowest 7snIy'E. 4 Pet Care ' ci and I - SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES CALL 17-1 cc - ' by Draiky Drsc., iI4c, ' urIn I 50QFr.nchAve.3fl.9555 UF,iJ1t - ' I h pric in Fla. east Beardall at Want,d -Old furniture All / -,-- - custom nomes D''s Mv' - Odham ___________________________ For Builders, Sub contraclors. Complete House Plans and Shop - - - IH 'i L ii LOCATED ON SANFORO AV!NUF ._,sJLi RO'MS CARPET . - - u,,, - - -- lamps 0 Il UI h W Ltll iumuing (' - - - $ seats, velour, Mlthin Steel belted tires. 4.- 72 Ford Custom . __________________________WHOA Oonl throw away useful idle tems Sell them gvLkly with a Herald Want Ad by calling 371 loll and asking for a frlecdi Advisor exterior, - 0 Ennravina -. H&L ENGRAVING SERVICE Mrtl, Plastics, Iewelry, Trophies £14 Bath Dr .Sanford, 322 1331 Remodeling - Room additions. Custom Work. Free estimates CustomPainting Reasonable Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions, CustomWork.FreeEstlma,e 373 Let a classified ad help you clean out your attic, garage or basemnt - ,, iree ,ervlce Ranchwagori $ MILE 12 MONTH__12,000 5 WARRANTY GIVEN WITH ALL LATE MODEL LlncIn & Mark IV's LINCOLN MERCURY ' 377 7256 'S.. -. 5- - ___J L.. _________ ' - Hwy. 17-92 At S Points PH. 322-4884 W. Park 831-8090 - L..__ L . - -- -. .ABRICATiON, 373-4473, 69 _______ Sanford. Open 9.5. Mon. Fri., Sat. 9 I. 107 W. 27th St Ph 373 $130. SREFHomeDernonslration Antiques - 'r- --'-----.-----------.--.-,.- Hanging - ProfestioflaI Wallpaper Hanger LiCC$edRrijdefltlal Commercial FreeEstimates Ph 333.6173 - ______________ WAIAi V VIWJ U '"u - _.....,g L Nooks Garcien & Lawn Service andtcapin, Mowing, Edging, Trimming reefrst RsasonsbIajq 5-3231354 1.1*11 CleanUp, and Light Hauling. Trembtay, 3737714. - KEN'S MOWING SERvICE Acreage, Lots arid Law'nt r,ee,lrnate,caH3731O4S LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS and Commercial resIdential, Contracts now availlble. 37) 0.5)9 AUCTION very V riday 7:30p.m. Buy, Sell or COnsign. Call 531.7020 AAA AUCTION, Piwy, 17 9'', Longwood, $5 Jt)'i'( g- ,, "ELL DPILLlti, 3" and larger, pumps, sprinklers W4tercondticne(s, 333 4610-. - -44-s Give Dad Black & Decker power tools, and Stanley hand tools from Gregory Lumber, 6th & Map'e 3230500. Give Dad a Colibri Butane Llgher, siis a. up from Gwaltne1' in'v,eter, 2131 5 Park Ave -... 7 Campers Travel Trailers SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Alltypesandslzes We repair and service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. using the Yuletide oitt Guide ri the-Clatsified Section. Drest thim up for Christmas in a pair of Poll Parrot Shoes. -__. ______________ Windows We repia. olci vIndw1, any typ* fuel. Free tcreen. SUN ' Make Mon's life easier, iet a Kirby do the work. lI's S machine', in use Kirby Vacuum Cleaner, 207 W 17th St S.snford, 323 1130 Agiftnsa, is SEW right -a Fulura Senng Machine from kingdca'r-s, sanford. 371 SM) sfom camper on Cadillac chassis. toy,, refrigerator, sleeps i. 54i, eve.'slngs. icio j Ca mpsr Top for Qtsun. Toyota ur j Cl i' . isi Lij ______________________ nachine repair adlusted $198 purchase at FIRESTONF ' large selection of Skate ac They'll tnloy the cold Holday seasons in swealec & vests frgm Buttons & Bowt. 7440 HIawatha 0. iSt;rlQ Gtts Coaster 35cr 10 speed bcycIes from Fix,? Shop, 906 French. (Hwy 1797) 3fl..6751 _-' Did you know tnat Collins FIortt. Fairway Plaza, has a nice selectln of small gifts? 373.1ic.. Givea GE Spray & Steam Iron an ,i GE Toaster Oven lrcm GrçLumber, 6th & Maple, 373 0501., Bring Sparkle to her eyes With Ttfany set engagement ring, 1130 UP. Gwaltn,y Jewelers, 204 S Park. a a'asons Greetings Iron Art Grin u'es Wheel Ranch. Special '7] Nova VI. auto, air, rldiO, heal. Ave. -NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT floW WITH A CLASSIFIED Al) Geneva Heating & Air Con'i Sery.. 3094 Orlando Dr.,. 323-3434 We have gifts for the entire art, ii-, from Small unique items, to r-n full of fine furnishng, PHIL DEERE FURNITURE, W. First St (Hwy. 44) Just 1 ml east of I a BELL RINGERS, Tho are in. great gift ideas you'll find In It'' WESTERN WEAR-000Tc Belts, moccas*ns blitct, tj.,: equipment Save a) the Old Corrai Westcrn Shop. 11 97. 1 mile S at DeBy. 46$ 405$ 'uItIij Oft Guide kctn n P' ,onl Ads rPIG1DAIRE, KITCHEN AID -cIAVYAG. FEDDERS All maj -- applla'nc, Best unqi,ality and PfldJbIity, HOME APPLIAPICI' CENTER, 1700W. 1st St. 322 351.) GET EXTRA CASH FOR CHRISTMAS by Selling your good used furniture arid appliances to t.arry's l4r. a. Used ','.ar'. 253 S SnforU A*c . Ph, 322 4122. p tt'p I'4,Iid1,, Sestvr fibre opl,c lamp kit Irum Cra'lt'smn, )f S r',,, )?'r ____________________ SJnta'sheadquJrt,,,t,5 4. hats, good selection. The Equestrian, W. Broadway, Ovedo 343 416), I 3 ;r n-.aans cmf0rt tor ad year to a. Sanford Heat &Air.3fl 4390 Complete kOdak Pok,t camel-a sets make great g.tts Gift Do-eci $17 $5 up Medco Pinecrest I I Shrçng Center, c.ivefamionabieclothesfrom Outer U S and Foreign Coins; U. S. Currency' Fin. Jewelry; Bottlet -EMIPIOLE COIN CEP1TER 509 West Sit St - THE GOLFER IN YOUR FAMILY. .TOpllfleQfQolfCI1p, bags, b6lts, SPOIfsweat, MAYFAIR COUNTRY CL Oil PRO SHOP Trie-, - ij be the hI et the (anN' bathed in m.dicJ,ed 5hamp,'-, ntn% from Animal H 5752 _____ Ltmits, Sanford Plata. Gift Certificate, are jut? perfect FOR downtown Sanford 322 02u. Select a gift fr,m our comp' Whirlpool home appliance center 3230230. SKATE CITY ROLLER RI Dcci Track Road 1J. 2.,'i tstortj ' ' I leaned, oiled Park, 611 133$. ______________________________ Give Roller Skates for Christmas- ______ - .:'.r.J c 'rt- S:C s.4 at-o,!1. Sc-un home from the stereo y Gifti of Dlstinctin, Diamonds. 'Ches. Silver China, Crystal Kaclti's Sanford 3272363. Give Mom comfort and beauty-a pair of Daniel Greene house Hidden talents ccsrr.e to life iIippcis f'om Knt7, Shoes, 705 supplies from Senka'rjk br C. St Christmas, 7)0 Magnolia Aye 'ethe latest i,i new and used tray-i trailers and campers from flew World Travel, Hwy. 17-97, Longwood III 9121 372 6132 or Cons. 124£. 'vSore Aye, Winter ALL out of ideas? Visit ETHE1[S ANTIQUES, I mite wflt Of I I Cri old State Rd 14 St "76" station P4a, 327 SI?). Pnsght's St,oe's, 205 E. First, NCW arrlvalt CLOTHiNG In time for Christmas, Merry.Go.Round 2395 S. Sanford Ave. 323 $0.60, _________________ _____________________________ Speed Queen WaShers & Dryers f'0m Firestone, downtw San lord *iil m4k laundry dru2gery HtIer for Mom all year, 3330241 Travel Trai:er Sleepg4, ,) Cimp Seminole, 333 4110 by _______________________ NO flir' rrarik I'ri Mint & '?rer unusoil g.tt & cons, ol (ourse. Tom - ETi[RGy (Pl5l5 Sv ,-ours j mm -___________________ - 'hf'tz ____________________ - WELLS DRILLED PUMPS Enterpri, Inc $30 11.42. ______ --_ . __________ - 2nd 5t -- -.;'J Ir Mom G.E. portable or built In dish washers. Sanford Electric. 373 Auction Roaerv.'e.nucjup neu uru BUY TiU2 BEST for Dad, DINGO BOOTS from KNIGHT'S SHOES, 20$E First, need the best. Do not take a chance. Over 20 years experience PCtinithirig and repairs Free pckup and delivery. Al KIug, 73.4 5232. Rt. 3, Boa 129, DeLand, Fla, _______________________ PAUL -- fts Klb1 will Like_ __________________ for YOUR ANTIQUES B4.M WELDING - Gifts ' DAD To buy anti sell gold or silver coins. contact us first, We also buy bulk silver coIns SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109, W. 1st 373 1361, KIRBY VACUUMCLE,SNER Only authorized sales 1. service in - Excavating & Grading. Ph. 37) 1797 or 372 - 6713, -- day or nitt. _________________ ______________________________ Stamps.Coins - - - - 6411126, Winter Par's _________________________ Vacuum I.I-1 Ii -• ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Small, Call 323 16.19 anytlme, Land CWaring _________________________________ Hodges & Griffis Land Clearing ______ Cash buyer for used articles. fur n ture, etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUEs 127 6971. - WaVpqper '- - C ARMSTRONG Tree & lakefront Service, Dc Mossing. Trnpint ing & Removal of trees Lakefront ct.aning No Io too large or tOo - Custom made screen room8, car ports. Top workmanship and rnatt'filt LEACH ALUMINUM or 372 7377, 500 brown Interior, low ml,, VL 1939 Volkswagen but, clean, 25 mpg. new inspection, 1350. Ph, For used furniture, appliances, louts, etc. Buy I or 1001 item', Larry's Mart, 115 Sanforci Ave. 611 makes sewing I 2? : CASH 373-4132 )'ast elfkirnt Service, old arid new florxjed, licens,. 322 0-959. iii 'iJa P'.a4l fr fj - A power windows & seats, till eeI, AUtO. speed control, twin comfofl ....... t3 - L.be Coronet 410. ex. clean, remainder of factory Warranty, '64 Ford, 6 cyl. automatic, Nothing down, take over. Call Credit manager, 373 6730. - - '. I OOU " , '- OR i iRIDA . • Mercury Cougar Dodge 70 5963 Dodge Dart, extra clean, automatic transmission, good tires, radio, heater. Only $495, SHELLEY AUTO SALES, 701 French Ave., 323-7960. Condition _ - :1rniIeage mileage, fully equipped, wide oval tires, vinyl roof, p.s., p-b., 11750 or - -fJ- . ___ - -' comfort seats. . heater, air, extras. Best Otter oi en sriy., . 949 HI-LOS - 5 - t-.*jj Its pgq Drawings Fast, dependable economical Call Victor---36S *,* . - _ 11.600. 32) 3925 after 6 p m . W.replaceolddoors. Any type, any ii:. Save fuel S'.JN Enterprises. Inc. 130 1142 . Lanjoj - SrnaH JoOt Wanted .- - , -- loaded lneI,u'.-'.. 'l.ln 1C,': s22oi; 2970 Pontiac Lemani, Very low Want to buy clean used refrigerator Plumbing Cuitom macic cabinets, bars. vanities or rCpl,sc that old counter top, 373 1Q10 DraftM 0/ . gx$ - BUDDY'S l- Phone: 322-26 1 1 - r rougham, extra clear,, 4cy!. engine, air, Boarding-profeu.al with love $ am. 6 pm Animal H4yri Boarding 322 5737 .i Call Ray 135-3069 _________________________ ' 0 - 71 Ford LTD ' - ADCOC Ro01ing&She.t. - Adc \A/inf ; f)vt,prneflt 338O DON BALES Sanford Motor Company 506 S. french Ave 327 .4317 Wanted to Buy 68 . - - Mercury Capri '71 ' AT, air, AM Radio, A Call for free evaluation 131-7370. 4. Air PaintIng-Interior & repairs, roofs painted, free honest experienced estimates. 323-0191 CONCRETE PATIOS '- niraorco're5P01Hh1 10 Passenger, yellow with 7' Mercury Cornet GT, radio, - 1- - ______________ wptsrns.twi ea s can cry cad, Installed Call Geneva Pit Cd. Service, _,• -r-- ft - luxury equipment, med. blue with white vinyl roof 359O Real gas saye, 6730. P Home Improvement, - IdylIwildo Homes S - .. group. - - Let a ciass4fed a'i help you le.o out your attic, garage or basem,nu' ..' -. Roberts & ("iiman '1 .1AG Table taking up too much, . , 211 W 25th Sanford, Fla. -'- ti 1.1' . Alrless& Conventional Ph. 373 i'OoVn!AClassifiedAdwillfindita' JACKSON'S CERAMICS, supplies, kiln dealer, tO S Closed Thursday & Sunday. 373.792), F. .i 'h I n " oHOME & BUSINESS buyer. - COGB0RN FENCE P11 630 314.4 of fimily room. w:Ih tn*gnificant view of stately oaks. Serve a formal dionq in a separate din. tI ji,' OIL HEATER & WALL FURNACE CLEANING. CALL RALPH'S HOME SERVICE, 373-5951. Concrete - • for. the best buy in American P,'.otors. arid Jeep vehicles, set, JIMOAPIDYFEEDS flu diredfromboxc:ratw,iolet 1119 - Rwuors Livestock And Poultry hxiay's Classified Section. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING PH.322.iQMor)737475 - H at' Ceramics - t,.arge Wooded Lots Paved Streets $ Swers Stre.et Lights S Sidewalks 5. a. ;T'O?r (iAtfty $ all HAMOPi & RICHARDS 372-4633 -- BULLDOZER WORK loaringboto Specialty. 373)73) a' tee 3,p m. Close t Everything... Yet Away From the Crowdi - 71 LInoI 4.dr,, best offer. Ph. 373 3960. using the Yuletide Gilt Gudi in P&nthi SENKARIKGLASS&PAIIITCO. 2lOMagnc.na Ave. - " .' 1 780 - **.AMC TREAT YOUR FEET to a ?reat by GMrors ______________ Call for Apoolntment 322.3103 . _____ - Purebred New Zealand white rabbit herd, 60 does. 6 bucks, all or part, 327 $232. of Experts Ready To Serve You! JEWELS and lots of Sparkling ciCOS are found ri the Yultde C,fI Guide fl the Class,f cci Sect.on. r VIEW Bucket seats, power brakes, air, _______ - 319E. Pine. 333 5747: - -u ikTh'T i T'.5iNi silver blue with mat. ching leather interior. steer. & _______ AKC male Poodlet - 1 yr. dark Ipt'iCOt, 2 yr. cream white. $50 Ca. 904 353-.'352. TOWER'SBEAUTYSALON Iformerty Flarrlrtt -s fleu?y ?4OO&) 722 GAI* $ - ---'- Puppies, deposil, will hold for Christmas. 2 Dobermans, 1 Beagle, males and have al shots After 7, eves. & Sunday, 323.4974 - 30554)() Blair Agency A1 I 1 - 2S7IParkDr. 3222156 REALTOR Altir hours: equipped, low ml., -- Dec.21.$3$-$773. 834-3131 * oIvrLopa4$$ or -WI5CO LAND CO. - 4 ___ r.arr... 67 - All LIncoln luxury ' A ______ ______ 23,950 Ott W,'st ?sta t,,i,4 $., 4tvi Oef, A$i - 73 Mark IV _____ - Ufli MODELS _ FL'llIicseQEAppIij Sanford Electric Company - 7322 Park Delve, 4. 1) R. neaity ________ -,_. 323-7860 -- 1)OOE 25th St 333 4435 322 - nsa. - LUXURY MODELS __ -. •i, ECONOM V ------ $93 -- YULE _ a ACRE REALTY -. 4 - -- Appbances AUSTIN DEVELOPMENTCORP . 531-4300 r*II now. Di: Bowler, Aso - - 1. Up 9 Central Heat & Air Conditioning. For free estimate, call Carl Harris, at SEARS In Sanford, 327-1771. brick From 123.400. 70th Slreet to LocuSt, turn left 10)4th St., tI;tst on Valencia Court North, Model Phi, daily. On.;L$ pin,. - alityg,]b. - , R.eay Ca.i hi .. ''-I b&anvn. --- --.-..........-,.' - ________ OLFN ARDEN ______ 377-5941 . ' Income and VA"Nothing Down - - ____________ ' PtA.L1 I GENEVA FERRA 534W. F&iti WE TAKE TRADES R,alty,3a hut ?6lOHiawalhaAve.at )?92 Junk Cars Removed - . _______ Payton .ONLY ONE AVAILABLE Large 2 bedroom home, formal dining room, convenient location. no qualifying. Reasonably priced, 113,500 wills terms. Call today. e 62 carat diamond ring, valued IAID Will sell for 5130 f'h. 32 765.4. _______________________________________________________________ _______ ____________________________________________________________________________ CC)NSrFJCT1Cj'J ST. JOHNS REALTY .O. 17 Giris3Speed,ke GOO4COfldjIiO, $33 Phone3fl 7790 blnd0fled, unwanted junk c4rs,, hauled away. Your cost, 5)0.' Whirlpool home aPpliance Orlando, 2936194 anytltr.i, dishwashers, compactors. Prices TinsWerto"What,odowjthyou, HOi HOt centerold Car." Sell it with a Classified HOl Laugh away your start at 1l.9S. Get Morn hers for shopping woiet by using Ad Christmas now. the FInancIng VUIetid Gift Guide in ?h 'l1ble Geneva Heating & Air cimq cCTOn C '1II3niflU Scrv o Orl,roo M'jt Merchandise Dr First bldg. South of Atr . . flvd on I? P2 373 SIlt Organ C.ulbqani,on 78 Motorcycles or IS payments of sio.so. Call credit department. Sanford Selng Center, downtown. 9411 - '': IF YOtI CAN WORK half da'1's .e BROKERS O$ ifl 04Jf PfrSo'.li TheTim.TnteuFlrm wopp.r dn,ision. Write Personal Day*: m.4i7,i Nights: 373.3434 Shopper Deoaflment. Rex to. waskisproøuc?s, inC., WUionL C. A WpuDoopdsR:. BROKER world. Assume balsnce of 1147.00 - J -f- '_-. WITH available al Firestone Store, Call Wastiers, ranges. refrig. $39.93 up AI repairs. Myers Applian:e, 250 Sanford Ave., 373-2922. M.ost aulomc mactime In t cT To 2,OOO On Our Brand New 73 Lincolns & Mercurys! ______________ 327 02u. NECCHI SUPER NOVA SQve All sizeS and models, 10 speeds, 3 llO?S.onlOrdAvenue SPeeds, and standard bikes now ____________________________ '-;' HOMES OF DISTINCTION Ratrrond M. Ball, Reg. Broker EstherPlatt,Aociat, II? Wit stSt. CHARM i)VoItAu?oBatterIes$1l 95 REEL'S BODY SHOP ... -S.-. With VA 5p, located in prime shopping area, Includes ientory equIp. mint and lease. We have rentals BALL REALTY . and Dryers. Free Delivery, WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 6.44. IN TIME FOR 372C$72 -_--_ build custom hornet, or extra bedrooms, bathrooms, playrooms SUN Enlerpa-iws, Inc. 5304413 CO' Ph. Bikes, Bikes, Bikes ... Washers WARRANTY _______ so 100*125' each $5300. TAFFER REALTY DRIVERS Part time er full tIme '' rt) Oc"4 Yeiiw Cab Co. 70) 5. Park. RECONDITIONED Refrigerators, --___ 420 S. French, Sanford ' Suie.s t.r'ctock u Appliances -. _______ _______________________________ We ie1:fou - _______ _______ Geneva. Waterfront near Lake Harney. Charming 3 bedroom, 2 DITh home. Interesting extras. lmmedate occupancy. 319311$. oelino. rano.. - -. -.. -. -.-..-,-.,'disposal, central heat lit, Lot 150 a 540'. Ph. 67)430. -- wtslte letters, 579.95 plus 1.7$ a 15 Firestone Wh.te waIls, 537.9$ plus tax. Bargains on Pirello Steel Belted Radial tirci Lotsol900dusedtlr,s$sandup SANFORD TIRE SERVICE - ALTAMONE SPRINGS-i building sites, nice pinei, level ground, saciuded area near Lake Fiorij, 36 11, black $11.95 plus tax;,G70 x 11, raI - 38 And a Happy New Year to all our Customers FORREST CITY- Swim, fish and boat on this lakefront site. Beautiful view, area of fine P',ome'. 19500. 21 Hour Call3777a91 ____________________________ asbychecku'wYuied,ft Ct.t.tCd ', SHOE REPAIR - C,..,r .rr t..jai :i ', '5 lay, Plaza. f.' Part ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE Lotsand Acreage 4333 TI R ES sia.ts plus tax; 525 a 715 a 14 black . GPEGORY MOBILE HOMES 0Q French Ave. ($7.93) Sanforc 373-5300 -13 Par?s.Accessorjes - - ___________________________ 58 Bcycles 'i ____ Students & Young Men I.'i ofticesuite,e!evator,p.fking, janitorial service ifl(ludid AA.A iocation. Available immedIately, Phone -'I tory, $70,000. excellent financing avaliable, including VAhOthingd Better tlurrf I Ray Crank, Builder, N•w 3 bedroom, 2 bath homes. Car. - Auto Repairs _______ - - __ witti super return on ri veStment, good locitlon, InCludeS real estate. eqiaipmjnt and in MUST SEE brand new listing In South Pinecresi, 3 berons, 2 bath, spacious rooms, plus large Florida room. Only 174.300, with timely, monty$aylrsg suggettiuris 1 %Itd supero' apeni Pleasi'1 131434 for appointment. L1 lITV-J UI 6222 16 Equipment - SMALL GROCERY 3fl.7j3 5 S Pool BATEMAN - ----- ---- SHUI'PERS DELIGHT In the NO REASONABLE OFFER Boats & Marine Wurlilier organ 2 manual, like - EO COMPONENT SETS flew; day mantle clock. strikes Freezers $99.93 ea 3 only. In handtome on hour a. hall hr. Ph. 1117, DeBary .fl Honda 350 CC, like new. Extras. Many to choose from. Dick's Ap walnutfinish with WOrld famous i WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Call )?34010,ask for Brvce Elter Hammond organ French Provincial, sued automatic lumlable, 4 piiance Sales & Service, 2617 buy tell-trade _________________________ speaker audio system, A.M.FM cherry wood, beautiful, perfect French Ave., Sanford, 3E. First SI, 3fl.34 __________ ntIon, pn. radio. Itrack tape player Cash or /9 Trucks and Trailers - - KENMORE WASHER, parts, terms. United Freight Sales, 3530 Lamps 13 up, fables, 1.6.50 up; or_______________ service, used ma:hines, S. Orange Ave., Orlando. Mon. caslØnlI chairs, $3 up; dir.ettes, MOONEY )964 Chevy Van, '69 eng. & trans., 6 64 EquIpment for Rent APPLIANCES, 32) 0697. Fri. 9 to 9, 5-at, , to ________________ cyl., new tires, paneling, car. ItS up. KLlp Decorators, .409 W First St. 3727335. peIng. 7600 323 87C? Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Columbia gas range, 1 year otd, HAND PAINTED PORTRAITS, Oil Shampooer for only 51 per day. perfect condition. Ph. 32) 0648 or Pastel, Reasonable, Or ask SAVE GAS and time and trouble STEP + BUMPERS CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ibout Iejs, 571 1007. suits the Yuletide Gist Guide now --appearing daily in the Classified 53 For dometic a. imported pickups TV. Radio.Stereo 65 SOFA AND CHAIR CLOSE OUT- 7 _(tb0n. Pets and Supplies Save 40 pet-Buy dired.Faclory sass with solid hardw000 frame, 5lid state AMM aPugf tm, (mOttlC sets lust S SO cash or tape recorder, sio MOtorJ,i si Household Goods curs new, Terms AvaiIle 1 53750 Ia-rm r,rst come, lint serveri on - stereophonic steren, I track tape Alma, Lake Mary, 323 8299 SPARTAN BUMPERS selection 01 fabrics, viriyl or Specials Ofl Couches, Chairs, Beds, deck. AM FM radio 4. record colors, United Freight Sales. 3s player, 1)00. Ph, 3fl0011, Tables, etc. Surplus furniture NEWBOARDINGKENHELSWITHI S Orange Ave., Orlando I?lrlightLineAye. GROOMING FACILITIES. West must go before January. See at Sanford Air',i't tiwy. 46. Ph. Roland Dunn, owner, TELEVISION SETS 125 UP MAITLAND rLEA MART Ph 373.3900 MILLERS 327-47. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES liii Hwy 1792 P Ja-u.U2 _____________________ JiL'hando Dr _______________________ 's 33)5200 CHRISTMAS SPECIALIII 31.3 55.00 80 Autos for Sale 55 St. Bernard pups. Born Dec. 5th. ____________________________ '69 CHEVY PICK.UP. Nothing Equipment-- - - - AKC registered parents. On 131 472) - -- '__________________________ down, take over, call credit remises. Call 327 1)14 or come n LAra Ills manager 373 6230. 1960 Trojan Boat see at 2603 Hiawatha Ave. after 1 _______________________________ 2SC.abInCrtj:sar - . MATTRESS -'66 FALCON WAGOPI,Nolhing Call 373.7547 £ down, take Ove,- , call Credit •POODLE GROOMING. lOX SPRINGS manager 3336730 16' Bonita Bow Rider wtuli vinyl With love & care. Professional cover, 53 tsp Johnson & Galy Ph, 37) 3894 or 373 3919 t970 Maverick, 6 cyl. Auto New -j 7r4,lCr Extras like new. 323 3772. ______________________ paint & brakeS. 1 owner. $930. Ph. __________________________ ______________ -,.,,'.w, ,, • MS III). large breed, wormed, will hold 'Ill couple. KIPIGSBERRY- El C.apit,n St. New 3 berm., $95.70 a. 3 berm., 1114.60, plus lot rent. 15 minutes !uFn flVWU. after 6. 9 to 9. SNUG AS A BUG Callbart Real Etate house 377-1lV7$terS:30 b'*.,nt tsr Somrthlng j1 'in' Slintnt in o CIa'.sl,ecj Act will twln'j rc'sults - r3 BROKER appraise, or Special sales out of anything ot value, Hwy I? 92 (behind Win Chester Mole Homes,) )1' Sanforct,Fla 37374.31 I 3 bedroom home on large lot outside city with patio and all the goodies. $35,000 Terms , Completely furnished, _____ Girl Friday, part time, Shorihind, - ,,_ 1i.hi' SrrzfU-' 33 Houses Master beautician with clientele, SfordlOcatinj5 Payl*peic.nt _______________________ Call 671-5010, $305454. After . chin, enclosed 2 car garage, central heat, on large lot. $2SOper ma. KuIp Rutty, 327-2375. CHRISTMAS BELLS JINGLE-so DOES THE '.'OUCY (an make in your sare time as ar AVON Resretentative. Call 6-44 hancj off their hosts while SI-Garage - Rummage Sales thçping a SS.52 Iou.1-riddltd p,j41 Ydktfl1echarity1ine)eflj doom for the wayward Knights. I Bedroom, 2 bath, den, eat-in Marie's Beauty Salon Ph. 333-0547, 323.5750 ____ 47-Reel Estate Wanted . eOJ W Fi-1 323 4061 or 373 0517 MlE C. Buy, sell. Consign, NO TRAFFIC NOISE -- - For Sale Investment Property , BeautIcian 44-Farms and Groves with . - . Ideal ?ocationl 2 berm., 1½ baths, cen.h-a,w.wcarpet,G.E kitChin, may extras. Adults. r)eposit. 2. TO PLACE A Yuletide Gift Guide ad, call the CIMsified Advertising Department, 322 2615 or and Acreage 44-lncom And .. UNSWORTH REALTY " 4$-Retort Property . - necessary. Apply Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd St.. Sanford. 17-Mobile Homs tangled Help Wanted person, Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center, 930 Metlonvliie Ave.,Sanford 1 broom house, 1 bedroom air. Relief cook ano housekeepers. 21,2 steie,s Avt., IlSOfirs?, last rowtege of diets preferred, Ph. before la-rn after 3p.m. 327 For Rent M, 3 bedrooms, I bath, in Winter Springs Kitchen eqMipped. 5)73. BY OWNER $100 deposit. Mid Serninol. Realty Must sell. Practically new home,) Inc. 131.1330 and alter 6 p.m. call bedrooms, 5½ baths, central heat 337 3452 and air, carpeted thrOughout, all - 31-Business Property For S.aIe -Sl-HjI..hAW - - -_______________ ' COMPLETE AUCTIOPJ SERVICE 'Monday, Dec. 17, 1973-i (Forrneriy Humphrey's Tim) ___________________________ trailers, 5*9 & 4*7' Good condilbon, reatoflable Ph. 327. ES?, if rio answer keep trying. AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT AritIq0 1 TV, Miscellan5 New and uSed UTILITY TRAILER_ Completely furnilure and appIiflc,s PIuS rebuilt and new tires. $s3. Ph. special sales iWatch ads). 323. 67)1. I CHINES (7) never een used. These machines have built.ln controls for zigzag buttonholn, blind stitch, lancy patterns, etc. Cash or terms. United Freight Good Income corner propexi v. SIP a 30', zoned Commercial SC-). 577.500, Terms.ptt. 3722750. _____ ________________ 5 Beautiful Spanish LivIng room' - Considered as furnsture. cn be new. Mutt sell Ind sicrifice. Please call 641 347). - anford Atiø * UtIlity PUBLIC SINGER ZIGZAG SEWING MA Investment Property 7544 S French Ave DIyI 332 7212 1276657: After 5 3224511 3 bedroom 7 ". home, 103 Wo1 Woodland Dr. 1st 1 last mo. ptvi deposi?. 323 161, Wanted: INS and LPNS. Apply in For Rent - Houses Rent Unfurnished - 31-Mobile Horns Lots Cage 32 * - Sat.9lo5. Forrest Greene, Inc. REALTY SANFORD Ir newa. ,, SPANISH BEDROOM SETS, 3 Household Goods - Freight Sates, 3550 5 Orange Sales, 3550 5. Orange Ave., Orlando. Mon -Fri. 9 to9. Sat. 9 to Till We Succeed!" REALTY '-, Experienced fiberglass chopper man, top pay, must have good references. Call 323-3050 or 373. 1666. 32-Houses When young men wan. der...they'reaptIost14a,bleu)to trouble, So was the ca when ""'' -J si For Sale -. 7811. INVENTORY MUST BE REDUCED AT SOME PRICE BEFORE JANUARYI JOHNNY WALKER ____________________________ Driver, Semi tr&i.r or ready mi truck. Miracle Concrete, 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751. Rent Encounters .... Rêlt! Get - design. .,9.50 each. Easy payments avAIlable. United New l2x6l 2 OR, lI bath reduced $25 par day until sold I - bars being prOcessed. Immediat,Occupancy Elmer Bakalla, Inc. 327 4457 or 372.71fl -Call ..Bud. ----------------------.. '4eaIror UahlBUTCh,37264$7or322.7424 Ftrnph.rk 13&ZIAZ. -:- twd orond has all the latest stretch stitchei, famous fronf loading bobbks, bvilt.In buttonholes, blInd hem and 4 cora!ive t,'.,n Miscellaneous - Ads . brand new Spanish & ROBSOp MARINE Med itcrranean bedroom sets with 2927 Hwy. 17 92 Inlricit, Spanish designs, heavy Hire a super 322 596) chest handI, and hand rubbed 34" Electric Stove by Magic Chef, Salesman, a cIassifi finish,4 piece set includes dresser ad. ID sell your d3n't flee,sl Avocado, 7 yrs. old,almost r, TOYS FOR TOTS and lots of other mirror, chett and bed, sip casts or 599.50. 3231977 gift Ideas in the Yuletide Cashr,gisfer,) show terms. United Freight Sa'es, 3550 case with Iron safe, 2 Guide In the Classified Section. Orange Ave., Orlando. air Conditioners $25 ea. NO-LONGER USED CAMPING' Alrboaf, 100 hp. Continental 0'', gumball machine for service Duo Therm oil circulating GEAR iS IN DEMAND. SELL IT heater, truck 373 361$, 32 15 Also 3 keg drtflbox. p'h.. good condition Ph. day )fl3241, NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. 13) 9016 night 372 3134. EWlNG MACHINES, STRETCH STITCHES, 1$) nationally adver. Or SO bOu0ht & sold. Holiday Equip. mc'nt, 2915 P4. Orange 0lossom ir,, Orlando, Ph, 793.4373 . Miscellaneous For Sale REFUSED EXAMPLE: "We Don't Stop $3,000 dePosit and movv In wtile 3S4$Park Drive, 377.304) ________________________ Two bedroom duplex furnishec .parlrn,nt, 4270 Orlando Drive, bALtSMEN 3D-Apartments Rent LB this 2 2 baIts with heat, air, -WINTERPARK Wall carpet, individual water 1. se Large lot, dead end street. 7 BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY Ave., ian. PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK SO C5J !'4?0 4n't1m 3 bedroom, C. B. home, LonQwocd ' 'ea. Central Heat & Air, wati AVALON APARTMENTS ADULIS-PIOPEIS 114W. 2nd. St. ford Dry Clunscs. - .. . - 43-Lots WELAKA APARTMENTS P$oyee need apply only. Apply shots with two seconds remain- 14-Ca mping.Res&rts 4I-Houst for how we dflctibe 7025. _____________________________ 3 b.drrn., 2 bath, family rm. K? In ketCJ.en, off ici with Outside enflEW HOME trance, screened porch. tries, all for your this plus location for $2L500 CHRISTMAS TREE Oymerwanls?omoyeb.efore 1974, . Omahalt.svictoryo%'erDetrojL Mobile Homes, Hwy. 1792 Longwood 53)4466, MOJ are In good condition Well be happy to show them. Willis Alioc. at 1305300 after hrs. Ph. 37301. Wanted: Man for laundry washroom and small pickup & delivery route in Sanford. 4 d.as a ,,, , hours, Qood poy. Full tim• cm available near Sanford. Fox built-Inranoeandovtn.carpetirsg and othsr exlraS. $25000. You really ought to see this hornit fliautiful tree lined street in quiet area. Only $21,000. Call George 333 $5 3 bcirm. & 2 bdsm. Deluxe. Low down a. low montfLly. Lots This wood burning fIreplace it SUNLAND - WE HAVE NINE ready. Large rooms, formal HOMES listed, in tHs highly cring room, 3 bedrooms, and dejirIbIC locathon priced from family room. Small Cottage On 519,700 to 124.000. Most have 3 rearof lot. Good Incomepotential. bedrooms, tome hive 2 batns. 7 b.*oorn furnished, $150 ma. utilities Included. Adults, hO pets. 2501 S. French Ave., Sanford. Travel & Recreatton In the American Basketball Association Sunday it was: Kentucky 106, n Diego San Antonio 85, MemphIs SO; New York 129, Utah 109. ________________________ That's -- Local and National MIS REALTORS 2543 Park Dr. ,, 31) 5200 - EXCLUSIVE HEW DELUXE PINECREST - EXCLUSIVE F-IRST CLASS AAl CONDITIONI REALTY, Broker.Owner, 3 Wanted: Experienced wheel aUgnment man. Appiy In per.on IC -Do It Yowielf Kings 155, P11(0.11 104 1)-Instructions Jimmy Walker's baseline --_______________ buzzer. I baths, wIth climate control. ranges, exhaust fans, disposals. dsl'i*ashers, carpeting, garages and patios, from $30,500 to $32,000. Near Seminole High. They're ready to Showl HANG YOUR STOCKINGS WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP. _____________________________ 53)3455 9-Good Things to Eat Rentals $-Room for Rent Realty _______Furnished SAN•MO.PARKS, 1-23 Bedroom ' Air conditioner, Washer and New Refrjg.r.Ior. ( P F GOP V MOB lIE H CM C S ttT:r.M t' 3b03 Ut IarJu Or ________ oberts & Gilman "Sanford'i Sales Leidir" Trailers & Apts. 2 Adult parks, 2 I Your Multiple Listihg Agen5y Family parks. 3515 Ptwy. I7.92. 8305500 Foremen LoCal and National ACTOR - Sanford. 323-1920: 256.5 ParkOr. Oil LI TV CON I R Realtors InC. Long*ood REALTOR S Marhole, conduit and cable. 4 Room apt. with 1 bedroom, watir - _________________________ 3 Bdrm. 1½ beth. $2,000 down, 117$ Experienced only. Paid vacation, furnished. PlO pets or chIldren, mo. pays all, "StopUrn!" holidays, hosp!taLzation. Call HOLLAND 1130. 373114$ frIdge was called for an offen- out at midcourt, hit Walker, who sank his former t.ea.znmates with the basket at the rooms, carpeting a rid 24)9 Elm Adults, no pi i. Travel Agencies 10 WIDE FOR SALE Sten stro iii 3727655. 7-In Memoriam jumper at the buzzer gave KC- and 2 home. Discounts on every mobile home in stock at Place Homes North, 17.97 at Lake Kathryn tstates. 2 ml. North 01 Hwy 43.t 373.5771 DRE.''MOL ______ . "Sanford's Sales Leader" Your Multiple LIsting Agency Why rent? Buy your own mobile Ph. 134-3370 draPes, central heat and air, fully CClUiPPedkItChen.Aduttsonty.ph . SANFORD 3734650 FLYI?,G CARPET TOURS, i;c. DeItona- Unfurnisfsed duplex, A.rin tickets, Cruise fld Toses 5'0,0 center, 4 mo. lease a. official rates. 303 Samoran Blvd., t>' d.POSft. f. (Hwy 436). 1313233. ________________________ - -_______________________ '1 IS Apartments Rent Male Help Wanted Announcements with 26 poInts. REALTOR REAL.. ESTATE. REAL TOP i71. Deflary4.6 4$5 CIHn2bedroornapertm 13 - fight.. Af. Uiln.....L....": fl -I. 1 tnstructjo,, Harry Wetter, 3231379 32 points and Lucius Allen rolled over Portland in a game enlivened by a ft arter fist HALL REALTY CORBEIT 1130 FLORIDA AVENUE PIANO LESNS I2Weq'kChorctCo,,ni, Lines Minimum Chppedthwith24a,Mjlwaukee mortgage. $33,300. Stemper Agency FRANKLIN ARMS APARTMENTS _____________________ would miss the team's next 14 ltt,rustlms .........ØceIIn. games due to a pulled ab- tttru23tImI$ thIS.I ..............23ca11m dominsi muscle, ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) Bucks 121, 'rrall flaxen FTIJ 1671 NAVAL ORANGES, ED OR TED WHITE 2502 Frenth,Ph.373.3473 Seminole 322-2611 White helped the Celtics cau Gall rieh's 24 polnt.s pcI '.'VTIPLE LISTsric, SERVICE 1. th 19195. French 3 bedrooms, ''t'hs convenln' to 3224pfl Eve., Sundsy.322.7374or3fl.l4co schools, shopping center. Shag carpeting, drape, dishwasher, DCBARY, tw* bedroom, 1 bath, centralheat&air. S'arkIiogclean i.usuaI home, unfurnhshed. large pool. Move in today. Children family room,? utilltiet., extra iot. 524.900 ____________________ .niini. 17 fran Don Nelam and jo jo lerms. . wooded lot, river rights, boat ramp. 3 bdrm., 41' x 12'. Dealer, 273-0330. Miscellaneous For Sale Restaurant equipm C&i 322.2420 Anytime Mobile Home Bank Repossessions, 15 fo choose from. 531-2323 Dealer. wall carpet, lowdown, assumel½ APART ME NT S WANT AD a ason_tiigii pomts Celtics held off a fourth-quarter Los Angeles rally to beat air, extra large storage buitdirsgworkshop, $21,950. FHA 3731S16#a.m. 9pm (,ENEVA GARDEN 115, lakers 110 a. executive horn.. Only $42,000. carpeting, drapes, central heat air. Fully equipped kitChen with dishwasher. Lall Mrs. Commercial property on 1)97 Starting t 112.500. Weatherby 373i437. -Nlce 1 and2roomapls. Commercial building on Park Ave.. 700MagnoIlaAv,.,Apt,3 1500 SQ. ft. 117.000. ____ Mobile Homes NICELY LOCATED, well settled area, 3bedroom, 1 baths, wall to BROOK FIELD, '7), set upon 1 acre Two be'oams, 1 bath, wall to wall Big I bedroom Maytair. Ideal Tree ripened Oranges. $2 b.a. Freshly pick grapefruit, $1.50 bu. Horse & Rider, 26.5$ Sanford Ave.. Sanford. INFORMATION NATURAL SETTING. Country 3 bedroom home, privacy galore, majestIc oai.s, pines, golf and fIshing near. Remodeled with central heat and air. $33,000. Ibedronrn Park Ridge. central heat so 001101MG. 5,000 Sq. Ft., on lt,P with 16.1' frontage French Ave., and 259' frontage on 14th St. Now rented for $315 per month. ld.al for many types of businesseS. $7c00O. Terms negotiable. Moving to Atlanta. Must sill mobile home bougt new In August. Sells new for ovtr $1,300. Sacrificing for 1.6.500. Financing available. Call 373-5500 after 6 p.m. PPtLTOR 531Pm ____________________________ corner lot. Loads of extras, only $33,900 42.5555). NAVEL ORA7iGES 42 Herald Sanford CITY - OFFICE AND QUOPISEI CLIFF JORDAN 3 bedroom, 2 story SpanIsh style. 7 fireplaces, largi Florida room. Apartmen Rent Unfurnished EVERESTREALTY INC. Realtor, 1601 S. Hwy Il 92 Ma it land, 676 c*o. kitchen. Vrage 1 year old 2bedoom, plus efficiency, clos, to town. only sio.soo with firms, or less for cash. New dupiex, i 'eirooms wall to wall Shag, dishwasher 0ispat, dote in. 115$ Pet month. 2nd arid Avocado, Sanford. Ph. orlando Good Things to Eat 9 MONEYSAVERS Income and InvestmentProperty Stenstrorn Realty V --Boat in th. way? 3,11 It fast and sosy with I iowCoit classified adi -------------------------. Longwood area- 3 bedroom 2 bath family room, central airheat Iined, carpeted, one year new Many extrai, $29450. Owner $34 - lrimedtate swss)on assume I interest mortgage, tw dowi payment 3 tedroum. Ip't3e corn l,t, carpeted. IuIIy equippec - - - 46 Houses (or-Sale 41 NO QUALIFYING Edws. Bldg. 323U70 After Hrs. 323.5215-349.3334 Want to sell something? .mai flvestment in a CIatif led Ad will twinQ results. Springs, 323.2950. SAP1FORD AREA Reg. Broker,704N. Park to Share rent of trailer. All ulIlItie, TV and linens 3fliO6. _______________________ HousesforSale Jack R. McClure Gentleman would like a gentleman mediclIn to lIve. 3330310, . Ni WriteP.O. Box 1313 Sanford, Florida 41 HousesforSaje 4) r4ft 377 313 t1'snd 121-95 and Kansas Cit3- FTU, Lose Roomsfor Rent ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll LOST: Male redbone coorVound. 6 SANFORD CT. MOTEL Free, 414 2027 for We Care" yrs. Hwy 16 A. Dec. th. $100 "l4otline". Adults or TunL rtward for return, no questions lewty reoovate. Class A rating Color TV. Courty Car pickup t Call coded, day (513) FACED WITH A DRINKING service. Family Units, el 3343, nIght (S13) 6770130. PROBLEM fiCitflCie%. over nites, low weeklV Golden StSIO 3 ------- '" Monday, Dec. 17, 1973 U NBA results Saturday: New York 116, KC-Omatia 107; Detrolt 99, PhiladelphIa 89; Dii. cago 104, Houston 100; Muwaukee 118, Atlanta ; Phoe. nix 121, Boston 1; CapItal 106, ',r __ i: Suns Rip Bargains Are Sprouting Up In The Want Ads-Read Them Everyday Walker had a game-higji 25 x)1nts while Detroit's Dave Bing .1. ' JOLLY GOOD" Suggested ' Ott Gud' ,. r ;i 'r -, - ci II",' , __ - S1'Li. • :-.'r -,: f'urnOr trOrn I WILSON MAlE P for the be-st Christmat ever. Save on national brands, Liberal tredein, Free I delivery. Convenient lerms. We I ivC TV Stamps 311£ lit 5? 327 I _._z____.__________ "'' ----- Cavalier Motor Inn )?0 N.s 17 72. Sav-iz ci Ph 37) 3113 '. - �6B—The Sanford Herald Monday, Dec. 17, 1973 1. K i ss i j noer - ! Is . Ontimistir — - p IE=LIM About Ara b- Israel i Peace L(J(J - . - At a Rome bicycle shop. The energy crisis has made two-wheelers more popular than ever \ World News Briefs Getty Was Blindfolded Thrtf 1, Paul (ttv I!!:iv :r as kept blindfolded during most of his five-month captivity and never saw the faces of any his kidnapers. Young Getty's mother, the former actress Gail Harris, spent all day Sunday with hr son in the Rome clinic to wmcn ne was taken after he turned up early Saturday in southern Italy. Police sources said the 17-year-old grandson of oil billionaire J. Paul Getty was under sedation at the clinic and was unable to give a coherent account of his long ordeal. But two Borne newspapers said he told his mother he was conscious when his kidnapers were cutting of his right ear, which a Rome newspaper received on Nov. 10 as proof that the boy was being held. Ph. fl24143 Or•n Dr. ZJa S .Iii' A military source said many Cambodian soldiers were missing alter government forces abandoned Kien Svay and fled 200 yards north to the Mekong River. Survivors were resct'cd from there by navy gunboats. A The command reported five other insurgent attacks within 20 miles of Phnom Penh along Phnom Penh highway uiat runs parallel to the Mekong. The government said the Insurgents were probing for weaknesses In the capital's defenses. __ ' ' _________ I : _________ -::-t 1. I i ddo A Ilk, In Saigon, the United sked the International - -, - - - - Tuesday, December 18, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Yr., No. 102 Price 10 Cents ___ By _____ - - . __ - _ - - i; - - _____ - -- ---- ____ - -, - - - - ____ , I ~- . _ 0 . 4;-- , -4-1 - - -,_.-.........._.._ -, t - P---- Z. -- - 0 — M. U1 4 ____ - -- _____ 2 - . - -• - : - . riIssiOfl of Control a nd ision to Investigate a Commu- 901111 1. 1_ 111151W ____ , -- - -.- - - - - $-- 1 . .- -. - - - . - 1 ~_ - 040 -opI - 1. ~- t.' 111. A. , ________________ - M: went to tile source. The PC() le who rcpair 9,500 sniall electHc app ianes a year. . -C,Z-;'*4'%_ k ,~_L*'" " *",.-- - ,~ ft~_ _____________ Z It II -, —. _______ ______ L - - V . 1, W110 COUld be better I 111form . cIabout Uk lOP tare of them in the flrst place9 Vc had questions about how you can get more IlIC out of some Of your swill 'PP 'i liinces And save on ' replacement and repairs. These are a few of the ansers e got 101 _____ X7 ff~ _1 - - - -: 4J ______ — - - .- i- ---------- ?_ I' - ___ -.______ . . ___ __ - ---__ Mayor of Lake Mary # tJKF MARY BUSINESS ii itor - ' - . .: . llfnr their HESS ______ _______ - - :~: it 1 _______ J Vote Dec. 18 WOMAN -I ~~~~ - um Iii, all (1ffihiwu ' R1. id tolk thc iflstflictlofls tIn the labd or hang lag. Keep apphaftes clean. And d'1-wonnect I I--, file plug, not tIX . I I cord. — .-. ' !PIII!II. JIPII.PPII. , - i thereafter -- - -- - - i -- ac ou S Oviedo, C Mary Voting IT _______________ S.arwlions by the UN? Maybe they ought' to hire some Etioplans to end this non- 0 (lassifiedads Ii,iL1 c 1 ,ar Y I . Crane . Editorial ' 1' 6713 hA 10% I 10A . . 10A 4A Public notices 9A Sa nta's Letters SocIety 1. 1OA SPOrLS - .... - , - 24B Stocks ...... __ - AA 111% -/ - . .. .. ____ :.' ' . rted repoNed hijacking attempt iB. i as tineyareflghtnowh can foresm no proble ms until ~-~ =_ . '. then. "But there could be a hange in cimunistances which -_ couIaUer the whole picturi There,Is no way of knowing -T . . Arise intemperaturegatean runoff , Acting \tayer E)nau! •, wai st.itt tao (0, h C expected e in voter turnout Jackson is tacmi Margie Hess, added during the Lake Mary and (or council seat group 4 RUInS said it 15 too SOO to municipal run-off election for Lou Blankenship is running know definitely whether vrt mayor and one council seat as against Ursula West voluntary reductions In power 1 50 voters were coun ted by Poll Officials said they expect Consumption by the public have 11:15. 11 larger tu rn out this altern 1 . been t'lfedite, litit F'!'!, is , Pre-dawn freezing ternconducting a fairly extensive Casselberry, where In- peratu and lack of heat in study to determine the effects urnbent Councilman John the Lake Mart.' Si'hnnl " ~~ um polling place was John Yt a slower tha nwinter period ci d for te the poor early turnou t expected turnout is being He said the t.ulunt con po by ll Official Homer Gkn 7To ° pected ow I •' trois were callI (or in central Although 11, son, the .lotcounc to run ilm for an who n. tne of mild 800 at the council chambers Polls toby. only 240 of Or 4.600 weat her when tkmands for register I v oters had cast 4 Ihe ating 4 (.iPi ballots by 11 a in. '. minimal, after the current cold i.'. spell It will be easier to tell if % Anu In Oviedo, a better than "11iit. the cooperation of the public usual turnout for n annexation ' 5 .. . ~2~lll, — ". I II . __. . has IXT11 effective in reduc ng referendum was being seen k 1 ... ,; .* . I- I1h1 iW RE6iSTEREO NURSE S. DEGREE...EVANSVILLE UNIVERSITY * MEMBER LAKE MARY COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MEMBER LAKE MARY COF C, SANFORD WOMEN OF THE MOOSE P Po' AUa. b (A H5 cni' U*ai . ' I -- East Coast residents stm A spokesman for the National gunman uses 15 hostages in gled today to recover front the Weather Service, blaming a Athens and bargains their lives ~._ season's first big snow and ice low-pressure system off the for sale conduct to Kuwait, storm which left thousands of middle Atlantic Coast prew re t.a people without electricity and dicted colder weather today, uIy 20 Fite guerrillas made commuting and th wi o er th snow flurries In some hijack a Japan Air lines jumbo travel hazardous (or millions. gions and a hard freeze as far jet and kill a fernalt tiiiiitr lii tiit Ntw urk City area, south .is northern Florida with a hand grenade; of me National Weather Serup the plane in Libyalater blew the lung Island lighting Co. sa id tha t about ,0O0 custom tice reported a temperature of —Aug. 5: Two terrorists ers were still without power tol9degrees in New York City at8 launcn a hand grenade atta ck _____________________ am The morning temperature at Athens airport, killing three IA! £L in Richmond, Va., was 3 depersons and wounding 60. Weather !:rts, a record low. jit. 5: I"ivc terrorists take Yesterday's high 51 low this The co ld weather affected not morning 25 with heavy frost and only power lines. but transiI holdout they surrender Kll~~ freeze reported systems as well with their hostages and cn voId with high 'i the Not ' VlrginIdnsawokeobafl5 they're rkascd, mid 6 and low in the mid to as they prepared to dig out from I I-- E'thiopians have the right upper 40s. Mild Wednesday a storm that left up to 16 inches - ~_ IdeL. only one attempted wati high in the lower 7. of snow on some parts of the ______________________ uIJack,ni. re po d in that state. . 4 country Thet. (auht the lujacku's and .ts an example to INDEX others who might have had , similar ideas. decapitated the . Area deaths . .11111 Entertainrl . IIA fit idge ' L I Horoscope. 10A 10A ' ______ replace a tkcr in its case while still hot. This causes thc plastic to warp bccUs of heat buuldtin — * . —July water flC\I __ - tate May can't l`X' inlillemd in water, r the heating clement will sho out or rust ut Check the dircctlons,,,,tLcarcith your 'p and t,tter, dirig h-N i thcm -- - of . r MAP S I E I Au'p tour eleciric percolator out it to crush ICC CUb(% Of flux t(k) L nLay batters. I c'en the nro;pç C/(Jfl of t'reace on toUr i s.'n,' ti e,cUrk .thgf, greasy pron - are iUcu into the probe. the can over Cat atid P11 11 m ______ rider To Get 'Su u rprise . ccr ue Know Margie Hess is interested in you and Lake Mary. let's discuss the RFAL ISSUES and what is in Lake Mary's future, Phone 322-4411 or 323-4240 - Ice Har iri 'a('ttact'o,; tour blender Døn't iwcork LAVE MARY VOTERS ELECT LIFE MEMBERSHIP AND COMMENDATION Vihlen said the current mi- authorized a study to see mended Clark, Dietz and property owners in the absence passie is del3ying development whether a proposal to allow Read b. Chamber President HaroldK tner Associates carry out a of full details and plans. to the west, which is not a septic tank sludge dumping on The nesity of creating a preliminary study of the areas "it is almost a case of critical (Herald Photos Bob Lloyd) problem To the east, the Osecola county landfill Is Sanford area drainage Some possibility of fedel needing a drainage authority or however, he sd the primarily environmentally perm issable I authority or district was ra ised funding exist Bush noted, district with the power of study black community is suffering by Seminole County Engineer because thes,areas Artlupod Control Officer Val to the east and of funding to get things severe flooding • I in some neigh- Robbins said Bill Bush today . as Bush and west of Sanford are being done," Busksald 1t11 bothoods K conunrntedn the recent joint considered for low-cost program would provide area Commissjon Cirn Sid CommIssion action Qthe Companies with an alternative coun t1ty drainage meetings. housing Vilen, saying e coun tyty af te r circulation of a memo to the Illegal dumping now Bush, reporting on Last The possibility of a drainage conf erences havethc en tered over from Sanford City Manager being winked week's meeting which recom- au thority UT district arose after at by his offir By BOBhJyp two main drnage facilities °n Pete Knowles requesting The board ordered Bobbins to mended extended planning and .onuC nissioner John Kinibrough HeraldSiaff writer either side of &nford, ordered further joint meetings to work rn"t 'with Clark, Dietz and on th Sanford a County noting the necessity of echoed Bush's concern OWC Bush to coordinate with U toward a professional Associates to study the "enginevring condemnations Problems of Hundreds of Sanfordeminole citizens and mission chai rman ment. engint-ering study. j problems after Vililen said the officials joined Monday night in honoring John Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles In other business this mor- current illegal dumping Knder, retiring Greater Sanford amber of presented Krider with a key to the city ning commissioners were told pr esen ts "a certain threat to Commer ce executivee manager at a reception at treasury," noting his years of effort in get ting 10 that a planned $0 000 road public heal th " Brailey __________ 1h4m's Sanora Clubhouse city _________ financial backing for the chamber widening project for Lake 'I Odharn outlined some of Krider's ac I Fin ally. commissioners Mayor Lee Moore read a proclamation and Howell Road between Howell complishments in bringing Indus to Seminole city commission rece ived this morning a report and resolution espressing to Krider its Branch Road and SR 436 benefits and revealed Krider has another "sincere appreciation for many froin the county Emergency years of service a 11 rPrise" Yet to come. Medical iO and unselfish devotion to Sanford and its Services problems over Willt es Council i Chamber officials said they hope to present the citizens." reomrnending excluss e easements surprise' to Krider before Dec 31 As the crowd applauded ider, flanked by his (ailing the utilities easement subsidized counts ambulance In a "'l-his is-.Your Life type program Kr 2 franchise. .. - id er wife Sara, sons John Jr and problems the worst oh ant. Jimmy and other )$flU avoaii oat irom IiuUsiy Family members, Chamber president Harold ¶ county road to date," Bush said While there are two m- Lake, who broke up a no-hitter for the young Kastner read a Chamber resolu tion honoring the electric power lines, water an nies currently operating in pitcher. Krider came to Sanford in 1 to play retiring executive manager and presented him _____ has mains, "everything," will e county an at baseball, later entered private business and with a Life Chamber membership have to be relocated for the tenlpung to orgaflizfldapy project to be carried out. t\ quick check of area cold day. The for a franchise, the EINISC company said dee"There is no available righ t report recommends the Iran. Uy John A polskl spo ts this morning by County tr icity should be restored to of way S or me thodology to at. oid chise be awarded from bids Agricultural Agent Frank Jasa most bomesduring the day, but problems. Quest loi.... will the United revealed no ice in oranges, but " Bush told t he corn solicited from across the warned some people would not I II ? 0 Nations impose a similar some new leaf burn to citrus country. I ,101have lights or electric heat until mission. After warning the sanction against those Arab tmes. 11), JEAN I1A7TF_SO%' of our custolners is reducing the said. "While this January will terrorists much the same as may have to ask for state aid on reading the report, said he felt The thermograph at the Agri Jersey Central Power &Ught the Herald Staff WrIlIvr project Bush was ordered the power demands,,, said Martin, probablv show a peak over List onuiibsion would study their apartheid policy. addink at this time his January because of growth I degrees — two degrees below tinued in two counties. lIant I systerns in similar Unless wi th the utilities on preliminary counties to Semi last week's low, Jasa said. cir- estimates are more intuitive hope it won't be as great a peak A spokesman for Boston Edinole, and ans. As I understand it, he LIN cuinstarlms change sluirply. we than statistical. Jasa predicted action within °° as it would have been without PIrnmissioners aet can expect to i also report. Martin explained FPC has voluntary power cutbacks by holnes were still without power winter in Central "uncivilized" attitude hardy vegetable crops, but, bee n growing in Boston's western suburbs as the onstraed ithout suffering from by the more power past five years At C S crews ac da worked to restore p sent re o Martin secon1 Rhodesians towards blackouts or brownouts, said flewcoflnevftonsarendoeach black ilready eenrfr ry circu its lie said he beliees the oil ' CoUnti A breeze predicted by the spokesmen for Florida Power month This growth tenth to shortage The storm, the first of the real, and we are and tgt Co and Florida mask any benefit weather bureau did not wi nter blanket the reHow about these . from the going to hat.e to use wha t BlaLk I'ower Corporation today, gion, crusted math of the At September lunatics? Just public voluntarily cutting down suppUeswehaveascarcfuli as in materialize and heavy frost wa.s the result. Jasa F1I ma nager Scott Burns their power said ntic lull la case You' Coast, caused at least 13 re not familiar with _____ consumption he possible said at the nloment FPI. has ords brow:thru:he damage to ornamental shrubs deaths and contributed to a will nobe apparent for two or jumbo Jetliner accident in Bus-following: Fuel ordered through this ____ Most Cie unc, fvrL.s i ;- w ' ______________ P J i W Wff - laawl iø"' - - ' . j': C LO I ~_ _~__-~ N. I .. - -.---- _____________ - I j!i" scapes _ ~ "AAMP Wit From City Manager t, =----.- - I MOM: and major expense," recom- easement donations from 0U -- MONEY KEY - i. - - . states TNNG UP HOUSE SHOULD BE NO PROBLEM -. . For Britain's Princess Anne and her new husband. Wedding gifts, some 2.000, the couple received are on public display at London's St. James' Palace CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer I BUDDY LAKE PRESENTS BAT .Memory of pro baseball days Bush Cites Sanford Area Need For Drainage District __ ____ Iá' A Lufthansa official also said, It is possible that the numtxr is a bluff, though we would not like to claim it with certainty." In Athens, the plane's Dutch pilot, Capt. Joe Kroese, had told airport authorities his copilot as dead. Later, I.uf th.ansa said the copilot was alive and that a member of the ground crew in Damascus had spoken I I -11 rb rrclth , 4 r . __ - 1 * 40 W aftf) . I ___ - 1 ?I .l 19 0. - . Other fighting was reported 13 mites north of PKo e. rn Highway 5 the road to the ice fields in od, along Highway 4 to the a, and at Kampot, on the 85 mi les southwest of . - . --1 - The radio report quoted the hijackers as saying all the hostages were "safe." An An Italian government said the officials of embassy in Athens believed 'the report of five dead hos-tages is a bluff." C4 , M Kissinger Is Optimistic — <33 -, . n —. JERUSALEM (AP i Secretary of State Henry A. L cpr.itic that the . b-!sraeli pexet,e conference will open in Geneva Friday. Kissinger met for 61 hours Sunday night with Premier Golda Meirand other Israeli leaders. Mrs. Meir said before Kissinger's arrival that Israel would not deal with Syria at the conference unless it handed over a list of the Israelis captured during the October war and allowed Red Cross representatives to visit them. She added that this would not prevent Israel's dealing with Egypt and Jordan at the parley. Informed sources in Damascus said Kissinger, during his visit to the Syrian capital Saturday, was unable to obtain the - - -_ ________- - 10 " . A 3 )Y ND r 1 ', -. -_ I Military sources said 30 government troops have been killed and 62 wounded, and a number of others have been reported missing in skirmishes Obs rs say the fighting l dica tes Insurgents are prepar ing for a dr eason offensive They say the ijip Rouge would Like to drive all government I highway so the Id h shipping a1ong with L; 1 Damascus state radio report. ed the hijackers "promised they will g'.-e the hostages the best possible treatment and caii the'4 v-W Ttlt;Lwd wjUj .'t few 11Ur. ; I ," I 1. - lk "f' I * Honeymooners Return LONDON (AP) Smiling and suntanned, Princess Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips returned today from a Latin American honeymoon to a cold and troubled Britain. "It certainly looks jolly cold outside," said the costless cavalry captain to his royal wife as their commercial flight from Antigua Landed at Heathrow Airport. The only daughter of Queen Elizabeth II donned a light blue coat against the early-morning 36-degree cold. Sanford - ' 4 a . 0 u --e m 4 BEIRUT (AP) Arab ter. pilot of the commandeered by the Greek.s. But only the one stop, during which it also to him. rorists who killed lifl estimated 36 persons at Home and Athens Lot thansa Boeing 737 said were Lxxiy picked up fuel and food. The hijacker? victims in12 hostages, airports searched for a haven The Lebanese government The terrorists then flew to eluded at least 30 In Behind them the te orists refused persons the Middle East today in their left a wounded hostage and the Beirut to let them land in Kuwait, where they landtd de. aboard a Pan American World today and they put down spite apparent attempts by au- Airways jet they hijacked West German jet. body of one of their victims. firebombed on in Damascus, the Syrian thorlties of the Persian Gulf the runway at Rome's After a night of terror at the The hijackers were reported capital. Athens airport, during which to have killed the five sheikdom to keep them out, a Fiumicino i'irport early hostages they were reported to have o One of the hijackers was giv- Lufthansa spokesman said in ne by one in the Jet at Athens to en first aid at Monday afternoon and an murdered five ho, stagEs. ill(. the Damascus Frankfurt. Italian policeman they shot and back up demands for release of gunmen off with what the two Palestinian gueri'Illas held airport's dispensary and the The cornmandei of the Syrian killed during a fivifflade at Ok, plane took off after a two-hour air force had appealed repeat- airport. edly for release of the hostages in Damascus, but the hijackers refused, I a * Seek Haven In Mideast - tekong River PHNOM PENII, Ca,ntxwlla fist attack Satiird:ir (1 aa ' ; , ji .m•t,.-.t u. 'it' t •r'ti' ' i ..tP) iUuiit I'u'JgC n.Sur• unriixt1 Litlieoptet UI wlueh kilctI. iw&si onaiiice it was established gents today drove government American officer and a South It was the first American by (tic January cease-fire. forces from a position 10 miles from here in the second day zf -.-- ___ - - - . .___ __ __ - - _____ , , . __ 1'. - ... - - .- -,..-.--~, attacks along the capital's - i - -1 . . . -.-,;. southeastern defens1ts, the Cambodian command said. I 1. I . Fairway Plaza Drugs .. t lack : Only $1.50 — i:.' - us v,itiE the body cia be uncom(ortabk, E-UM will helpyou lose exceis water We at Fairwsy. I'la:a flr, tommd it. JERUSALEM (AP) Secre- ixtrtedly was the role to be ut the Geneva conference refusal to deal with Syria will kill Israel," and open um• tary of SLate Henry A. Kissin- played by the United Nations at unless Syria handed over a list should have no elfeet on the brellas recalling British Prime ger says he Is optimistic ab,ut the peace conference. The Arab of the prisoners of war and First stages of the Geneva con- Minister Neville Chamberlain's the prospects for the Arab-Is. states, enjoying the support of allowed Red Cross representa- Icrence since the first order of sacrifice of Czechoslovakia in raell peace conference opening the majority in the world body, tives to visit them. She added business is to be negotiations the 193fl Munich pact with liltIn Geneva Friday. want the talks held under U.N. that this would not prevent Is- for the withdrawal of Israeli Icr. Kissinger met for 6 hours auspices. Israel prefers United rziel's dealing with Egypt and and Egyptian troops along the Sunday night with Premier States and Soviet supervision. Jordan at the parley. Suez Canal. . _:s.1 Golda Meir and ether Israeli Israel also is concerned about Informed sources in Damleaders. He said the talks were the late of an estimated 120 Is- ascus 581(1 Kissinger was On his arrival at Lcd Inter"very friL,ndly, very warm, raelis captured by Syria (luring unable to obtain the POW list national Airport Sunday, KL,, very constructive." More talks the October war. Mrs. Melu' said from President Hafez Assad singer was greeted by 250 demwere scheduled today, before Kissinger's arrival that during his visit to the Syrian onstrators with placards read. The predominant topic re Israel would not deal wi th Syria capital Saturday. But Israel's lug, "Kissinger Your peae.' Viets Flee B us' - 1. Septe bKill : PROBLEM . . . ....... ., • . & - Z THIS LAKE Mary hoe horsefound a cake of cot ering ttater in Ins tub this morning and frost IC 1XIs ureas t e mercury dropped to 2 _i degrees in Seminole. Bob Lloyd Miolol PP( district manager toters The election in Otiedo H:ctmrd Martin ,ommenled, will decide whether a $176 I tight now,I we re running. ituihan planned unit develop Dial's about far as I know t nient wifl be I this time, There -s 'veins to be city. "s "'u"' he 5;hiW evidence 1k' (N )i'rItit1i 1 t he I-ke Mary mat.oralitv , SHOPPING DAYS TO C HR I TM A IQ � 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 17, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 29, 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/90a400196c2239ca9fc06a1557aab8a6.pdf 7d173b2beb0b95a574341182f2e19525 PDF Text Text - -'- ft~ - -- , .n. - .L __r-'__..r..---_- -- -- Wednesday, Nov. 21, 1973 48-The Sanford Herald 1 A -, 31 anksgiving Happy r AVALON APARTP.?ENIS ADULTS NO PETS - flow lndSI. 37 L ___~r"" last. 32 9091 ______________________ I bedroom furnished house bath. *11 to wall carpet. drapes, stovt .'tfrigefatOr, gatage and fenced p1,700. Hall Realty Houses for Sale I 100 C 2Sth Si.. 3fl 6691 Stenstrom ntd IDYLLWILDE -. EXCLUSIVE YOU GOT TO HAVE A2STOW 'MOSSIE C. BATEMAN HOME? O.K. We've got III Colonial, too Has 3 bedrooml 317 7j43 BROKER 7'.i baths. formal diniN row, climate control plus man NEAR 46 EAST features. $46,600. It's brand ne Four bedroom. 3 bath, central heat toot First time advertised. and Ii?, two car garage, fencpd EXCLUSIVE yard, with tOassorted citrus ire", IDYLIWILDE PROUD? YOU SET We're prot convenient to shopping area, to show thiS brand new 3 bedroor rn,soo. FOR IjEAUT1t-UL 1O*'for sale or saw, call us . INVESTMENT! Building Includes) attractive apts. Will make nice rttidence with good rental in. come, 521.500. garage, and many extras. An even att3lJOO.you'llbeproud own and live in It, See ii n.vt Fir time advertised. flOt Yovr Multiple Listing Agency Local and National MIS 2S4S Park D REALORS HAD HiathaAve allY 97 "Stop Urn! " HOME WITH INCOME Large 3 bdrm., home in a quiet neighborttood. near schools and thurchet. Small cottaU!. rented. Live in one, or rent both. You cnoose. Call George Willis, Assoc. Seller wants an offer Roberts & Gilman 8305500 Have a real estate problem? Stan Vermilion at 1311 7020 Cailbarl Real Estate '.'.ble tlomc' Bank Repotsessions, 15 to choose from. $31 7373 Deala - END OF YEAR CLEARANCESave up to $15.00. All mobile homes drastically reduced. Come see the genuine bargains at Place Homes North, Hwy. 17-92 Lake Kathryn USED HOMES SALE! expense when built. Wante Comfort, health forces sal, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES SoO French Ave. 33 Orlando Of. 1.19,900. 223S200 About this 3 bedroOm, 7 bath split Bakalla, Inc. bedroom plan home. It's located Elmer on a butiful comet' lot. quit? Realtor 13.1-7W fern Park U'Cti(x. Vt'l cw,venient. Eat in k;tchi,. family room, beautiuI One yr. old, large 3 bdroom hot's Fenced yard. approx. 3 acre parquSt ilO1. This home is one of lakefront property on big Lali a kind. Price 537,500 Owner will Mary. Ph 372 7903. carry mcrige at i' pct. 322 5500 Spacious IDYLLWILOECOMMERCIAL LOCATIONS bedrooms, 7 baIS, family roor central heat & alt, range, d3s We have them from so' tots on up washer, disposal, drapes. carpe today. Call throu1 large acrsge. double garage, large lot 1 mar other attractive features. Doe Stem per Agency mlfl this buy at 1.34,700. Mal SEMINOLE REALTORORL-, WPdown payment a. assume 7 pc MULTIPLE LISTINGSERVICE mortgage 1919S French 3774991 twe.. Sur.day, 3737371 or 327-119'I SUNLAND- 3 lend srd A little work & some pat ling needed. Priced at on I' x 43' Spartan, travel trailer, good for campsite, builder's office or storage. 131 30$1. -. agriculture, $16,500. agriculture. $1,530. MS 3733 Convenient and charming. 'ust CITY- 3 be n%. furnished C c,,mplrt'ng 4 new 3 bedroom home close to shopping. A u, homes with garage. air and fenced yard. $16,500 with $35 carpeting Located on a quiet street with like beteNi. Wilk to shopping and schools I_Ow down piyment. Only 122.500 to 1.250 CUFF JORDAN 6311722 REALTOR -- C A WhIddOetSr.. Broker Ill t4 Park. Sarifcrd 377 59) ST. JOHNS REALTY Co BROKERS The Time Tested Fir in 120 Park Ave Days. 3724123 Nights 327fl57; 3" 5424 -- KULP REALTY Realtor 3 -43 107W 1f St Boat in the way? Sell ltfa%t and UtY with a low coo classified adI down & low mo payments. Paola area. bedrooms. 2 baths, central net Florida room, carpet. I. m', more. $ acres with private ft pond. lie to appreciate. 5.55.00- COUNTRY- - Hwys.SlandI2. 330zM0'abouf5 1 acres. High, dry ari d wooded. COUNTRY CLUB-- 2 bedrooms, bath. Sf0-vS, rei'igerator. carp large patio, fenced yard. Do miss this one at 113.900 with Ii Jim Hunt Realty -- - - 3231010 - 7524 Park Dr. 312 7111 After hours. REALTOR 373.3991 .r,292$1 222-a - -- ' odys ill 1213 No friffic, nice trCes, almost new 3 bedrOom, I bath. carpet. large itc-ieri, 52.500 down, Ill mo. 313 t)(j9 I ST.JOHN!MARINAAREA WHIT ESIDE APPLIANCES, 644 7*4). 112.000. STONE ISLAND AREA - Fine for horses and real country lIving. 11 acres,. 1.11.900 Forrest Greene. Inc. 1304W. Fairbanks WE TAKE TRADES Realtors 645 7333 Large cornet' tot, near old NM 7S'* 722-. Reduced for quick cash sale Tom Bryant, RI, 1, Jonesbc,ro, Ark. 73101. Ill' front on Sanford Ave. 117. on 13th St. Zoned Cl 79 pct. 0ovr1, balance 10 years. Appliance Sales & Service, 2617 S French Ave. Sanford, 372 7651 p. f NMORE WASHER, parts. Service, used machines MOONEY APPLIAICES, 323 0697, Healing New .1rm. 7 bath home in ItI'pISCe %&6.2.G 7 , 1 pt. O.vrc LstItO.* 3c5 313torMni RsO'ux. RI I Poi aI$. BCtV'.'. I WINTER SPRING S -The Terrace 3 bedroOm. ;kj baths, rec room, tot-be 1.hop, quiet neighborhood. Per 14.100 and assume 1)9,000 ntrçace at I pc-I. Total monthly 5177, possrS5*n, 'iL' " ) .1T . 1 .,. J1 L i,u t i r, i ,rtfla,. 'rnt , ,r ,.-.' Roliis--Fairwtr% front atrd I. ;,.r. •O21- . 1 bedronms. 7 oaths, ftntin3, P'!, trees f%; '.; irj' f"; Blair Agency 0 C.. 4ILMR BROKER 4LJ. PttNU.GTOU A)OC ic"& 337 9370 371 710 361' front on W f irst Strrt. 1cti )9acres. High &dry Verynear I Reg.Stered (trwer wti.'t cookEng I b<ft-n, fenct yrJ and orange tries to play under. Fte'Shly p*intt r.j,s..j',.. a" : I Garage-Rumma g e 4 Sales 30 Miscellaneous For Sale * Sanford Auction * PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY i.nt;u;.-es. /:.OhCY Miscellaneous, NCA. 4nd Lj5d IrnuSure and applianceS. Plus tii..i iwatrh ^11s) Saturday. All Soul's Catholic Sharing Center, 312 Sanford Ave. Lots of Goodies, Friday, Sat, I. S..ndy, 724 E Broadmoof, Lake fl.i'5 (14rrrr_Ie-!f Jr y ', 53 L3oats& Marine Roberts & Gilman 830-5500 --' Stamps.Colns Equipment sAuctioneerng Service* - (MPLE IL AuC IIDN 'i :iL Buy, tell, cons;qni spprate. Of spet?il t.aJt'S OJt Clif anything of vàhtiO Hwy. Il 9? Ibehind Win (hostel Mob4t Hnmes.i 373 141 Sanford. FIa jfl l'ja3 '1.I Ttr;rL.:.ii Li, (t.'(..Jrf Manint. 176' 10. 1*) ftp. Menc. cruiser. Used Only 10 hfs. $350. take' OvC? 3229008. PORSON MARINE 7977 Hwy 11 97 )3? 596) I ii S . . - . 0 _- - __ReaulyCa's shape 3653710 - _______________ . __ I? Volt .suto Batteries 111.95 11 Junk CeramiCs ___ Cars Removed - -.------- Abarvlorsrd, unwanted junk cars hauled away. Your cost, 110 Orlando. 2956194 anytime. /9 "" 0 JACKSON'S CERAMICS. supplies, kiln dealer. lOSS Closed Thursday & 6. Ssnday. 3321971. ______________________________ ç't asri buyers for a small in vc'stmcnf. Place a Iw cost rlassified ad for results Motorcycle s REASONABLE PRICES. CALL 372- Trucks and Trailers ____________________________ .... a to advertise classified ads! forget Ph. 322-26 1 1 it in the ' ' Plumbin g Painting--InterIor 1. exterio r , re'pairs.rools painted. free honest experienced estimates. 3730291. PlO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD HANDY MAN CONCRETE PATIOS finishing his education? That's / lot of &'ratch in anybody s money league . . ' .16 Pressure Cleaning It _ PH, 0310 Druftng -__ 1931 Chevrolet ' iti 6 c -yI 4 5Pre'1 lt' Fix up" Time. I-ffre an expert heavy duty rear, $250 or best oftiir. rparmanfrom'oi.ai''s ctasstied 75 Custom made screen rooms. car. portS, Top workmanship and mater'als. LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, 373W5. .-_---. k~_L ~v l v~I - KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER Onl authonijed sales & service in Sanford. Open 9 S. Mon Fri Sat UI a classified ad help you clean out 1 9 I. 101 W. 77th St Ph 373 SI X your attic, garage or basemenll FREE Home Deenonstration ADCOCK win' in s-eU Something' ,, , (!,, y lid Ad ,vii iving results - __________________ WallpaperHangIn IUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS PAUL_tI.AIER Sma ll Jobs Want ed Prof essional Wallpaper Hanger 372 l3."Lake Mary— Licensed Residential Commercial _ ---_ --_-_Urr Ut I', ;t -I ,--. CkOIUI9 1. hodges- & Otiffit land Clearing fixca.at'ag & GrJr.g Ph 323 I??? or 377-6243. day or nte. 111111111- - -_ Lawn Service - Lawn Clears Up, and LiiItII Hauling. Trstmblay, 3732774. __. 11 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typesandsises We repair and service I ,s-r,dscapang, Mowing. Edging, rimmng Free ESt R94sofl.*t)it,,j3tjer - i DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING 3" and larger, pumps, sprinklers Water conditioners, 3224610 Pioo&s Ga.'dert & Lawn Se'r','ie " _1 JV ;_ I . _. -V j SUPPLY CO ; ~=~ ---_ -i - . 372 z432 I; 1122- Layer kids' Board To Walk For Dim ('dk'ml1lr 2.A Clss aifiedads _. 911-1111 Comics ..............911 Crossword puzzle .. 12A ... 12i Dear Abby l)r.Crane , . . )2A .. DIAL I - - f LA VER AND COIl EN Certalnb' we are Interested in . Getting ready Florida's new consumer protection law, Ally, Gen. Robert Shevin hopes that he will have It in effect prior to the end of this year. hit's lt move too rapidly on "his one, folks, cause it just es could force more than a few merchants right out of Seminole County School Supt, do," said Layer. "I'd like to See busiries. Williaiii P. Layer has all principals and teachers out Many businessmen are surely challcngec4 all school board there walking too. Besides, the going to object to the strong members to walk in the March exercise will do them good!" rules that will determine how of Dimes Pledge WIk, Dec. 1, Teen chairman for Seminole -- STINE MACHINE & 707W. 2n4 St. '-. they conduct their business in starting at 7 a.m. outside he County David Cohen urges all the state, Sanford Chamber of Corn. walkers to start signing tip their ihlt'rn'. t1ilLil.S now. Forms for the If 0 lIla!) is illing to risk hiS l.iyer is the campaign wilk can be picked up in an>' Investment into a bUSInCSS, he ctlairnian for Semlunok' County, school oilier'. Those who parshould be the one to finally and he will ix' leading off the ticipate in the walk must sign determine I s ithin the bounds of walk. "A lot of students from up sponsors who will agree to t not violating the laws whether Seminole schools will be pay a certain amount of money he can be if success or walking the 20-mile route, so I for every mile the walker capitulate to bankruntc%'. think it's the least we odults can walks. Too mans' liriies have nt' Seen the government go lileddling index Into a situation, only to corni the problems instead of JditoriaI comment - . - Vs Area deaths ......... 2A 'alleviating same. Bridge ...........IVs Entertainment .....8B WellDrifting reArV~ % & ~ 7 WL01 " ~~ l R4U SINL i Mr.. _2611"Or -831-4993. il VacuumCleaners , Lund - lis New shingles tacked on by square Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, with sir, or by hand Licensed & insured 313 $31J Custom work. Free Estimate. 323- COBURP1 fENCE CO. - WASHINGTON (AP) The White lIuu.sc today t.'.ucd the following following annual Thanksiiviru ftiv proclamation by l'rcidt'nt ixoii: "In the first Thanksgiving man affirmed his determination to live in God's grace arid to act in God's will on the shores of a new land of promise. In this Thanksgiving season we re affirm that determination. "Time has not dimmed, nor circumstance diminished, the need for God's hand in all that America may Justly endeavor. In times of trial and of triumph that single truth reasser ts it. self, and a people who have never bowed before men go gladly to their knees In submission to divine power, and in thanks for divine sustenance, "On this Thanksgiving Day we mark the 10th anniversary of the tragic death of President John F. Kennedy. As we give thanks for the bounty and goodness of our land, therefore, let us also pause to reflect on President Kennedy's contributions ti the life of this nation we love so dearly. "Those who celebrated the first Thanksgiving had endured hardship and loss, but they kept alive their hopc and their faith. Throughout our history each generation has endured hardsWp and loss, but our faith and trust in (sod's providence has remained undiminished. At this first Thanksgiving in 12 years In which the United States will have been at peace, we see that God's grace also remains undiminished. For this we give thanks, "Now, therefore, I, Richard Nixon, President of the United States of America, In accordance with the wish of the Con. gress as expressed in Section 6103 of Title S of the United States Code, do hereby proclaim T:. rsday, Nov. 22, 1973, as a day of national thanksgiving, and concurrently, a day of prayer for the memory of John F. Kennedy. 1.t all Americans unite on this day, giving thanks for the manifold blessings vouchsafed our people, and Inviting all of those less fortunate than ourselves to share In those blessings in God's name, for Ills sake, and for our own. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand this Sixteenth Day of November, in the Year of Our Lord, Nineteen Hundred-Seventy-Three and of the Independence of the United States of America, the One Hundred Ninety-Eighth." - - Ij I-.*.* - Being perfect requires the art shoving your mistakes on Gthers. I I! .11 st. - ,. - - h1oroscox.' 12\ 811 Publtenotices Society ..... ...l2A-13.' 14A-15A Sports - 5A State 'IV .......... CB .. I -1%441. 9. , -. - - , - I . - - -. ,;..._-_.:. -,-_--;,, -~__ -;__., ___ -1-1 1. -1 . I I -.i_:!-__-_-` _~1.1 _1 ''-;, , -',_ ~ - - 1. 1. ...J, _. ,-1 . r , ~ . ~-- -T -- ~_~ ~- ~ - - _.,-J47-0.6._ .., __ ---!.---- '_L7' - -wS , .'. ,-'. _ ' ,-e__._ -., I ,id11111111111111 -t A Qu sti eon Finds "' Elusive Answer And the cynic says "What is there to be thankful for' "What is there to be thankful for when wars prevail, when turmoil and strife divide us? "Why is there cause for thanksgiving when so many are hurting and killing others in hatred and Furs"! "How can we give thanks when crime and violence and disunity thrive in our own country and many people, even at the very highest levels, are forsaking brotherly love and the dignity of law?" The cynic is unobserving. He fails to see the vast majority of men yearning and praying and striving for peace. He does not take into account that for every breaker of the law there are thousands who respect and obey it. The cynic overlooks the nation's inherent strength and its ability to heal internal differences and stand fiercely united in the face of common danger. He ignores the advance in public welfare and the daily countless evidences or man's charity and compassion for those in need. Nothing to be thankful for? No thanksa,iving that our country Ic prnv. lflg once again that although severely tried, Its carefully wroughtgovernmental system of sytem of checks and balances does work and can restore the national equilibrium? No cause for gratitude that we are facing up tc our problems and are determined to lIluminate the facts, no matter how painful, with the light of truth? No thanks that although the challenges lacing the nation may be great, so are the opportunities? When or where has there been greater cause for gratitude? Let us offer thanks. What You Will Give Up To Maintain U.S. Economy WASHINGTON t APt -Half of its private driving. through if 30 per cent reduction Brace yourself for a cold, dim, -One-fifth of its jet travel, in family, social and stay-at-home winter. -One-fifth of its electricity, recreational drivini.," the re'l'o keep the wheels of the -Plus 15 to 25 per cent of its port said. 't'ofloifly turning despite home and office heating. Interior's gloomy report apllounting fuel shortages, an InAnd, adding insult to injury, pei'red to move gasoline ratioerior Department report says, air pollution from soot and sul- ning a step closer to reality. he public must give up: fur will get worse. - - the student even consider -- -- 0099 " ' - .. Grooming Professional with love $ am6 pm Animal Hayti arid Boarding 3fl.S7 2. .Planning - _______________ garage sale? Don't Want Ads Bring Results - 966 Chevrolet pickup 21.000 miles. _ A) condition $1,300. Ph- 3374707, For Builders, sub contractor-i. Complete HouSe Plans and Shop 1913 Dodge '.. tonDrawings. Fast, dependable, pickup truck with camper, 1,700. economical, Call Victor--US 3713, ___________________________ Ph 323 1176 I TON PRODUCE VAN. Nothing down. take over, cell Cte'dit 'nanag'rr 273 67)0. . All Breed Dog Training Academy. Call for free evaluation 1317370. Cog training In your home 60OFrenchAve.,3fl-"So 32)Sll3afterepm IWarren) new Clutch, big bed. 1.100. ii) 0401. Pet Cars Ph 3" $335 ... ' - -_-- Metal Gutters 5. Down Spouts SI"RVICES UNLIMITED 1964 lord P.ck-up, rebsiiit nrsg.ne, '- HAMON I. RICHARDS INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PA1NTIN( ._.FILP2 90Iegrjfl'$ Home Concrete 1%0 Harley Davidson Must set tobelieve $37503 PHONE 37? tflO nting i results. BULLDOZER WORK :itarl!g lots our Specialty. 373-1131 after3p.m. REEL'S BODY SHOP lloo Sanford Avenue __ 9 ` i Pa Wan t to sell something ? A small investmen t in a Classified Ad will BuIdoz.lg, -- Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) 519E. Pine, 3725747. Camper Top for Dalssm. Toyota or small pick up. Phone 3735700, KEN'S MOWING SERVICE Acreage. Lots and Lawns Free estimate. call 373 lOaS - Megan Insulation, SANFORD HEAT 1110 & AIR CON DIllON lPfG. 7609 Sanford Ave. 3776390. '61 Norris, 22' Travel Trailer, self. contained, air & extras. Al Getting ready to move? Sell e.xc,s1 Items gstickly with atlaSsifi'1adi OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH 323 595.4 I - ' DRYWALL SPRAYING & PAINTING AtticInsulations TRUCK CAMPERS - - F ell lint GEAppliances --- - imprcvem,'fll, -tome repair, paintino. No lob too large or 1(10 small. Ph 323 3609. A& P APPLIANCE REPAIR Allmakeswt'vlCe Ph, 130 V)I Sanford Electric Company 2522 Park Drive. 322-15.42 fectiOn. spec ialist Mawcng by request only. Free estimate. 373 Cond. Service.373543-4. Applances I. :1 SJ1f'ut, trimmed 6. shaped. Flower beds cIned I. edged to par ITCO Havi your heater serviced for winter, Call Geneva Hf;. 1. Air. chastifie'd ad for results. ______________________ Brand New slide in truck campers from$795. Now World Travel, 1797, Longwood. $349421 76 - Get cash bvyef$ for a 5m114 In vestment. Place a, low-cost Campers - -!-.-. ing i. Lawn Service ,- Heat I Serve Yo id To Ready 3724632 - .'_..i 160CHEVY PICKUP ':_' I .-. SENY.ARIK GL A SS 5.h) 210Magn04Iae Patio covers, carpertt. iuened porches, pool enclosures 6. repairs. 25 pc'. off 323 0453. 1969 (IMC Big V.6, II' van' Hydraulic lift, extras, new tHANKSGl.lPlC. SALE. Fill a bag for $1. I to 17. Monday through with unsolved murder of two Lynn Harberts, 18, an Orlando girls whose decomposing bodies hospital clerk last seen Aug. 5 were found Aug. 22 in an at an area theater. An Mtarnonte Springs Altainonte dump, Altamonte The second victim has not detective feels there is a Springs Police Chief Ju.stice been identified but pathologists possibility that a rape- East said today. have described her as a young kidnaping suspect, held in ttective James Martindale female between 16 arid 21, about Athens, Ga., may be connected is enroute 1mm Athens after 53" to 5'7" with reddish blonde I administrating a lie detector hair, test to Lynwood Tate, 24, who East said Tate, held in Athens was working at Walt Disney on four kidnaping and three World when the murders or• rape charges, was interrogated curred, East said, " by Martindale for two hours Tate allegedly told several Wednesday with the conclusionrape victims in Athens that, "If that he (Tate) has knowledge of you don't cooperate you will the case. 10 wind up like those girls in "Now begins the long hart Florida," Athens police said. legwork-building the case. Wi However, East said today, have to find out if there was an tile has not been charged link between Tate and th __________ sith the dump murders. We niertified victim," East said V u5.:.::_= viiiiii have no cold hard evidence, all In another unsolved Centra l (,4 we have to go on is the Florida murder case, Osceola #"*4% C L° Ilyk:raph tests which show Sheriff's Major Robert Forns, By John A. Spoiski there is a possibility that Tate chief investigator in the Sep. may be connected to our case. tember slaying of Walt Disney "Polygraph evidence Is not World employe Deborah As bad as some of the things admissible in court, It is Just an McCartney, said :oday, are in the nation's capital, let's Investigative aid," East added. "Nobody from our department not overlock some "dandies" One of the bodies found In the has gone to Athens to interview which exist in this State's (111011) headquarters, too, -- .. identified -- - as Laura Tate. J Some of the employcs are _ now making more than $33,000 a year, just a few thousand dollars less than what cabinet v i, members make, Lawmakers : have been very quiet in trying ": to expinin the high pay for their employes. One example was the college student who was working for .- _ ,i!the house who was making 119,000.. . notwithstanding the _-_- -~ -,F- -.7" 2 .. (act that there is a law on the A MN p.i. lx)cik.s which prr'vent.t students (room making more than $9,600 a y ear. , -a,.. ift With money like that ' available (out of yours and my pockets) why in the heck should . Gloss-Mirrors Alumiflulu -_- Toouy and sell gold or silvet' coins. contact us first. We also buy bulk ilyer coins. SEMINOLE (0111 CENTER. 109 W. lit. 3234332. TELEVISION SETS17$UP MILLERS - , * By MARK WEINTZ Herald Staff Writer , • •I s Central Air Conditioning. For tree estimate, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford, 372-177). ________ motor 3635730 CASSELBERRY Mothers In Mind I ..".i. f(.im wlh L'rrat t art *itPi kit(hn,Mqm is not left 0' 69 /8 P. MCCLURE 37)11111170 Designed With Lvu. Qk' 1.. i' C,4 l,ii,t' 11 Also con,oleStrt'tO 3730701 7619 Orlando Drive, 32203 CURB E. I I 4141176. Winter Park. -- ______ TV. Radio.Stereo . r.r JACK Top prices paid, used, any condition. Savings. Geneva . 53 !-3- t'r,'.? on Sanford Ave 174'e,-.l .t i-. LLv r LI bedroom u 471. DeBaryMI MIS Big , i i Directory of Experts ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Air Conditioning Serv Washers, ranges. refrig $29.93 up Alto repairs. Myers Appliance, 310 Sarford Ave 3737977 year.. 1.CAL ESTA'F. REAL Till & . , . : - - Cash buyer for used articles, fur. n.ture, etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES, 372 6972 3096 Orlando Dr. 373 5434 - 5)9.500 Home with fenced yard. ISO' x 15 io$, 7 bedrooms, air, large rei Florida ,00m, convertible to ) A Wanted to Buy 68 Pre Christmas Sale on floor model Whirlpool Appliances. Come in, We them, I , S.ERVICES . Hwy. Freezers - um p . - Travel Trail I. U CONDIT hONED Relrgrra'Y'5 ..A, -.i... •.,4 Or ers Free Delivery, WARRANTY - Mary to choOSe from. Dick's SANFORD REALTY ,* w'% T I N DEVELOPMENT CORP LAKE MARY LAKE MARKHAM ESTATES 11.000 115,000 630-6000 a us I prices Jolly Charlie guarantee's in writing lOweSt prices In Fla. Gormly*i, E. 44 past Beardall at Appliances 32 R ape Suspect T i e d To D K illin gs Same Interest Rate Since 1969 Doberman puppies. AKC. 7 wits. Black & Rust. Wormed and shots started. $100. Ph. 349-53o0. is EXCLUSIVE - City -3bedroon AC unit, fenced yard, fr ost painted Inside, much cltr Owner will pekW outside. $1I. -*n payment a. assume S"i p mortgage. Four cute, adorable playful puppies, need a good home. Phone 372 6357 Would like to have 25 or 30 bales of spoiled hay for mulch. Phone 322 1461. On deluxe Pfecchi zig zag. 3 nee dle position, built in buttonhole maker with designs. Pay 1.31.30 or 6 payments of $7 per mueth. See at Sanford Sewing Center, 301 E. First St. Downtown. '1 '1 ASSUME PAYMENTS Call 671 1701 Seller is M.oflvafed. Down 3 Dedrooin. I', of two barns. all brick. Fram 523,430 70th Street to Locust, turn tell tO 1111" St.. rigid on Vateegia Cnu"t PLorth Model optn)6pm riaR Dnt.tepf By owner. Beautifully wooded. Just over into Labe County. Off new SR 16 1.10th ml. from We5.iva River. S ml. to Sanford. 25 mn. to down town Orlando. $3500 per acre. &AJmQ prCScrht s'ntg. of approx 116,000. Seller will take back good size second mtg. from qualified buyer at attractive interest rate. Seller is Rig. Real Estate Assoc. CITY-- 3 bedrooms. 7 baths. ce-n'r 14&A. carpet, (unta'ns, rc drapes citrus, 106' x 116' W. 16 37' swimming pool with cabana Covered patio. $22,100, monthly payment. 4 Nothing 10 Gorgeous Acres RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN S St. Bernard, male, brown & white, ISO. Ph.327-62$, tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items Larry s Mart 213 Sanford Ave Wit C,1O,*AiER FURNITURE buy sell trade 332.5672 311315E.FlrstSt.. *BEST VALUE. 5- p.m. 322 3410. CASH 337 1137 For used furniture, appliances. Household Goods Si MOBILE HOME NOWI Air Conditioning Forrest Greene, Inc. 1304W. Farb,ink, WE TAKE tRACES BRAND NEW over. call credit manager, 373 6130 Make 'tour child happy. Gerbils are nice pets, $1.25 ea. Ph. after 6:30 RR lrat*S. payments available. United Freight Sales. 3350 S. Orange Ave., Orlando, Mon.Frl. 9 to L Sat. I to S. Off WINTER SPRINGS Tu%cawilla Rd. 210 x 21W, zoned Thursday, November22, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 80 Price 10 Cents • , stretch stitches, famous front loading bothtn, built-In buttonholes. blind hem and decorative oesign. You will save over $700 on this top of the line model. Easy STATELY PINES - Country area, near Lake Florida. 100 * 125'. Good terms, 1.5.500. . !: - 166 MUSTANG. Nothing down, take JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct from boxcar at wisofesaib EW!N. MACHINE!, TfltTCti STITCHES, (a) nationally adver tised brand has all tht latest ILE , . ____ 196$ Chevrolet Impala, 4 door, hr conditioned, R5.H,power brakes & steering, 213 Cu. engine. Only 5,55(3 SHELLEY USED CARS, 101 French Ave., 323 240. altet'S:30. rb -. t "' OB ford 3327106 3231399 Cast iron Bati Tut,, like new. Also 1 other building supplies. 3:1-1477. ALTAMOP4TE SPRINGS AREA i-hghi & Lit Willi ,ikc ltTi. 2'.'..' 710' near Apple Valley, Ivir-i --Pug Puppies, AKC Reg StvdServiceAvailable Feed MAITL AND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy. 17.9?. Open S.at,& Sun.9 S 9317920 Lots and Acreage 43 Toy Poodle puppies. Champagre. 7 wks., 1.10. No papers. Ph. 322-7044 controls for zig-zag buttonholes. Double wide 20 x 34, extnllent condition. unfurnished. Ph. 1316463, Succeed!" Outdoor 3.'3 ton A unit. Like new, blind stitch, fancy patterns. etc. Cash or terms. United Freight Sales. 3530 S. Orange Ave., OftIridO. Mon.-Fri. 9 to T. Sat. 9 to S. • . 12 YEAR FINANCING PLENTY OF SPACES AVAILABLE! Pets and Supplies SINGER ZIGZAG SEWING MA CHINES (1) never be" used. These machines have built-in - 11ri CHOOSE YOUR spectiort sticker. $225. See after 5:30. 401 San Marcos Ave., San 65 p M. i tt ~] 1960 Dodge. Good tins, new in G.E. color console. Vacuum cleaner. New encyclopedias. Stereo equipment, toys and household Items. Like new, reasonable. 323040$. ReuIalion size pool table, includes accessories. Ph. 322-3614 after 6 . 'AIVOLKSWAGEN Excellent Condition Ph. fl3-6o60bttwetn$-Sp.m _________ CARROLL'S FURNITURE. $300. Left 5141 of sectional couch. 3 wbs. old, 160. Ph. 323 3911 or 3227794. M ... NO TIGHT MONEY HERE! Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampor for only 1.1 per day - - . n2 Chevy Belalr. 6 cyl. auto. newl,' inspected, chrome wheels, $725 3721910. t Mobile Homes 47 Estates, 2 ml, North of Hwy. 136. Stop '66 JEEP WAGOIIEER. Noth;ng down, take over, call credit manager, 323-6230. ' 190N Hwy. 17-92 LongwoOd Low down payment on 1, 2. 5. 3 OR used homes. Don't 62 Lawn and Garden ---KACTUi KORAL. 253$ Sanford Ave. Next to Horse & Rider. Cactus, pottery & special plants! -- ----5 *A.A.A. AUCTION* -- - , I. Mortar Mixer. Scoffold, Plank, Wheel Barrow, et. 372-6001. ___ 71 Hour Service Call 377 719$ ' '72 GRAN TORINO. Nothing down, take over. Call Credit Manager, 373 6730. Ren .: ^111! '70 CHEVROLET IMPALA. Nothing down, fake over. Call Crtdit Manager 373.4330. Equipment for r 4 Thanks - 1959 Edsel Sedan lIS9 Easel Station Wagon 332.1127 Building Materials 6 PAYMENTS I- . ASSUME '66 Mustang. 6 cyl. Good cond.l.n Reasonable offer, Ph, 322.1510. - *PUBLIC AUCTION* Every Friday night 7:30 p.m. If you have things to sell or consign, call One and a quarter acres to stretc Out. surround 3 bdrm., custol Oulit home, Owner spared ; Till We SANIORD CLOSE 111 screened porch, fenced yard. For only 121.000. COUNTRY CLUB SECTION "We LET'S TALK TURKEY Includes central heat, carpet, : 1 p ni (Warren) 323-3420 S Orange Ave., Orlando. Mon. 9109, Sat. 9105. 134 7710. POLLING HILLS Reatton IM I You'll enjoy this lovely 3 bcdrooir IVI bath home In perfect condition you've beem wanting. Onl $26,600. Near Seminole High an "Sanford's Sales Leader" - - i % Fern Park ino L 1964 Aus tin Healey Sprite, good running condition. 373 5713 alter 6 Bikes res i * dent1 * a 14 Sacrifice, good cond. 661 3602. New Lumber For Sale Reasonable speed automatic turntable, 4. speaker audio system, AM FM radio,$ track tape player. Cash or terms United Freight Sales, 3550 .tt 1969 Mustang. A-C PS, slot disc wheel, radlats. Engine rebuilt All %:c', at rncj'l, 10 speeds. S speeds, and standard bikes now available at Firestone Store. Call 3720244 S99.95 ca. 3 only. in handsome walnut finish with world famous I ILIItLL LL1i1L 1-t'EtLtL i LLLtdi1L 36&17.92 - P I T11a nksgiving Proclamation -.0 1970 Maverick. 6 cyt. auto trans., radio, new paint. One owner. Ph 3227775. - 61 WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL 1972 Chovelle Malibu. 40. ro,Cr steering, brakes, air cond. Low mieage. Call 3fl 1530. Bicycles Bikes, Bikes, SUN. you ever saw Automatic, radio, good tires. 1200. Call 322.4145 alter 6 p.m. Boats & Marine 58 ~l - 8-6 12.6 1962 Dodge Dart NO-LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD, STEREO COMPONENT SETS 3W First St 3236041or3730517 ,..TM S, VI Pi. Ol 21' T craft, 13$ Marc. power trim, hot dip, galv. trailer, extras. Like new. 1.1,500. 332-3211. SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS Western Wear, Save at the Old Corlt Western Shop, 17.92, 1 mile' S at DeBary. M. UNSWORTH REALTY control and enclosed gang Lakeview schools. Orgy 1 yea. ok Act now! First timeadvertised. The biggest little workor HOURS: ii-:' _ Ave., Orlando and Conventional financing. Ph. 17) 460. EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor, 1601 S. Hwy. 1797 Maitland, 671-0101 £'-EAMOLO - EXCLUSIVE LOOK NO MOREl Here's that bedroOm, 2 bath with climat Call 322.2420 Anytime Payton -(1) some still in 501* AND CHAIR. Untied Freight Sales lust received several SAI1FORL) 1)7W. F trSt St matching sofa and chair sets, $99.50, cash or terms. United BY OWNER-New Klnqsberry 3 Freight Sales, 3550 S. Orange and 7 b,?h Central heal iIipe' fully carpeted. Lot 161 x &S'. VA S.I( L.a.In W. SP rin gs 111011 1966 gas saver Volkswagen and Honda 17$. Ph. 323 2691. Equipment BALL REALTY __________ 3 bedroom, 1 bath home in excel lent condition. US$00. Terms 55 fatory packing carton. These include headboard. dresser. mirror a nd chest, reg. $219. now 1179. Cash or Terms. United freight Sales. 3550 S. Orange Ave., Orlando. 3 bedroom. 7 bath, carpeted, central WALKER JOHNNY ft -a. Realty SMALL. LOT BEDROOM SETS REALTY, 372 6457. - __________ NEW HOMES LONGWOOD AREA Realtor, 3235724 $130 mo. -5- Miscellaneous 50 Houses for Sale CHOICE 3 bedroom. l plus $50 damage. Call after 6p.m. 372-6311. 41 111 I. For Sale Houses Rent Furnished country. ____4. ,, f .Si,--_ - 11 Houses for Sale MARK IV, 1973, 6 mos. old. Cost $10,000. All extris, must sell. make offer, might trade. Owner, $317373 or 323-0061. .- - LOCUSt, 3 bedroom, l, baths. fur nished kitchen. $150 month 1St & 33 If A DON DALES Sanford P.SotØ( Company SOSS French Ave.. 332-4332 i, .~ HOMES anJ APTS. for rent From $130 mo C.iII 123-I66I. HOME RENTALS- twoker-9 to .11 ~ Z11'. Council voted unanimously, It was estimated that the on. structed to prepare a resolution meeting residents from the site recreatiofl center alone will granting annexation and set a Wilco Company's Terrace alter two months wrangling ('OSI $500,000 public hearing on the zoning Homes subdivision requested a with realtor J. B. Hattaway, to 11 WINTER SPRINGS - City change. Cooper said that 100 feet time schedule on the park's approve his plans to clean a Atty. loin Freeman Wed. t.,ach side of Creek The zoning board has development, charging the dtywned lake in the center of nt's(Iay night Was instructed to reserved for greenbelt. recommended that Clark's promised park was a "gim- Hattaway's 10-acre parcel set a public hearing on a $36.5 In other business, Albert request be denied In favor of mick" in Wilco's sales pitch. bounded by Sunrise Ave., and million -- 1,200 unit Pebble Clark, of Calvert Construction one-unit per-acre residential The residents said tha: sales Herrell, Morton and Williams Brook planned unit develop- Co. requested annexation 110(1 liming, representatives said the city Roads, mnent lobe built near Hayes and PUD zoning for a 4.5 unit per In other business, Richard would build the park, and not Council gave the nod when Moss Roads, acre 380 acre development west Davis of Wilco Construction Co. the company. County Commissioner Mike Jack Cooper of Western Land of Fisher itoad. said park improvements on the Davis Wednesday night said Ilattaway, the realtor's son, Co. unveiled plans for the 190Clark said his duplex and city's Moss Road property or at drainage problems exist on the said that U.S. Geodetic Survey acre development to include a quadriplex community will an alternate site will be corn- city's land, but that Wilco will maps used by City Engineer series of cluster villages and have 1,520 units. pleted within seven months, fulfill its pledge - either on this Richard Ma(laus were prepared apartment complexes. At last week's council site or elsewhere, The city attorne) was in. in 1928. I s Plann ed Soon * *AMC • JEEPS** C_RWMi For. the best buy In American Motors, and Jeep vehicles, see .r 4~1"" Houses Rent Unfurnished 7 T=4! .I Autos for Sate 80 ouR/) WELAKA APARTMENTS H4 W. Is?. St. ~ by Ar? bansom Apartments Rent Furnished I/ Hy IX)NNA I'...STES Herald Staff Writer 0 S36 Million P1 T THE BORM LOSER SAN MO PARKS, I ?-3 Bedroom TrailerS & AptI 3 Adult parks, 3 F a mily ;arks 31S Hwy 17-93. S,anford.373 lv)Ø. Day. Wk, Mo 71 o All Of You Fro The Want Ad Staff. 0 idence Sold, Man -_- Released MIAMI iAPt A man barged with second degree nurder has been ordered freed ecause police sold the car ihich was to ha' used as evi. Cfl('e for $2. Criminal Court Judge Alfonso i 'x' ordered JaIIICS W. Wade, 7, released after Wade's attorcy argued that the car would -ave been an important part of - IC defense. A police official said the 1957 ross-n station wagon belonging \'iade had been routinely sold iter 30 days by the police roperty division. The police official testified w car had been sold despite a 3queM from homicide officers iat the car be held. Wade had been charged in the ioi'iting drath of Jamos floss, I, of Jacksonville outside a liamin night club. Defense attorney Roy Black aid his client had fired on first he droi.e awas' in his car and lat bullet holes in the car ould prove that. Prosecutors said they were insldering an appeal of Sepe's iling. lntørinr Zn,','.,Iirt.' Pn,,,.... 4S IUI J .IVr,ci C.B. Morton referred to the report's findings as rw warned Wednesday of possible East Coast electric brownouts, as a result of residual oil shortages, starting in December. That threat is nearing reality in New England, where Con. necticut Gov. Thomas J. Meskill said electric voltage will be cut five per cent from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. daily starting Monday. Meskill said the New England Governor's conference had requested the cut by electric companies in the six states. He said the cut will havu a (IliflhhILIl effect on consumers. Without emergt'ncs- clirrel'. tire action, Interior's Office of Energy Data and i\nahsjs has told Morton, shortages of residual oil, needed by electric power plants and industries, will start developing about Dec. 3. Shortages of home heating oil, diesel and jet fuel may begin by the end of January, followed by gasoline shortages St1Itt1m1i around Feb. 9, the report estimated. One of the first things to be done, it said, would be to Increase refinery output of residUIII and distillate oils, reducing quickly their shortage, but doubling the expected gasAinc shortage in the process. "The resulting 21 per cent gasoline deficit can be recouped �- 2A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Nov. DOWNTOWN SANFORD MARINA I7 Pumpkin n...J.. n... rwuie .iu1 IMU3 ruruue 'u P civic CENT. j KIDDIE PLAY RIDES REVIEW NDS AND BANDS C I lIT $ T.'--------------------------------------- .- --------------- -' BRAM 01 NAVAL ACAD FOR cults ' " RGVI TOWERS o si ON$EMNOI.EDI.VD I -I (PUflTMAS PAPAVC ItMI11 - M9LLONVILL1 -- -- By C. D. W. NELSON Herald Staff Writer • -_ AVI. :- 0 ~it . - - '. $ •.. -. . -... •... ' '$ at / .'.- t lleIn.'c for tnrkpv duffing for turkey, sauces for turkey cover forests of paper in women's magazines In hearty defiance of a critical paper shortage. . : Jr- JIM 1 .- .. I No! Turkey . Turkeys gobble across the nation from a million television butter, screens, oozing cranberries, and the promise OF a day of monumental overeating. PARADE UNITI WILL LICE UP ------------ Si! Thtflb i suermarket They freezers, crowding frozen Juices and TV dinners from their rightful shelves. They feature in all the charity and gas raffles, state iivo STAND . - 'In Seminole County Tuskeys are the theme of It 4f/,VO r---------- w - First Thanksgiving 11), JEAN PATESON Ilenild Staff Writer I N = 4SETOERAL -_._c___-___- --' I THANKSGIVING PIES .Bakers Tom Stegner (I) and Joe Alexander Soon the nation will gobble Stegner explains this situation giant ovens come aromas so hot those hapless turkeys, and CaUSeS headaches in bakeries anti spit'y a niiere whiff would train Its ingenuity to the large and small. intit .i ircezer-luad of turkeys. utmost to disguise the fact it's Turkey production seems like Activity in his bakery, as in still eating Thanksgiving all prior bakeries to a leisurely pinl pastime in turkey in early December. Thanksgiving, is feverish, comparison with the task of 441 flub; 4-H Club Marching Co.; Mother Wilson's Nursing The largest Christmas Second and San Juan. Flour flies as the orders pour In. baking Thanksgiving pies. of Home; LIttle 500 Indy Race Post Unit; VFW Parade in the history of Sanford There's got to be more to Frantic bakers Jam their tall And pumpkin rules supreme, Represented in the parade Casselberry; Happy Acres Track; Y-Princess Guide; Cub Thanksgiving than turkey. will begin Dec. 6at8p.m. at the white caps firmly on their the crumbly, spicy, creamy Congregational Kindergarten; Dusty Boots Scout Pack 242; Crooms FFA; corner of San Juan Avenue and will be: What about good ole pumpkin heads, and plunge to the elbows king of the Thanksgiving Hiding Club; Pilot Club of Sanford Jr. Wornens' Club; pie? First Street and with 66 floats Christian Church; Girls Scout in oceans of dough. From the least. Mi d Troop; D.C.T. Club; Seminole Sa nford; C.R.O.P.; PIIIL'CII'St B.C.'r, flunch Baton Twirters: rids. Jerry Munson will be the Jr. College; Central Florida X-mas Caroler; Church of Florida St. Bank; Its as American as Parade marshal for the annual Baton Twirlers; Bahia Motor Jesus Christ of Latter Day Thanksgiving—farmore so Bands participating will he than turkey—and Is uite as event, which is sponsored by Cycle Unit; Mental Health Saints; First Presbyterian the Seminole Church; First Baptist Church ot Seminole High School; Crooms plumply, delicious, goldenly Downtown Business Association of Sister's High School; Boone High good Association. County; Sanford Business and longwuod; Organ Iza lion ; Seminole S:huul; Colonial; Lyman Iligh The parade u ill bigin next to Professional Women's Club; Ask your local baker. School; Sanferd Middle School; the Naval Academy, contir uing First Baptist Church of San. Hospital; "What's turkey?" he'll ask. &)Wfl First Street to Laurel ford: St. l.ukes Christian flay Lakeview Middle School; But pumpkin pie? Or apple, Cub Scouts; And, Pack 508 Teague Middle School; mince, cherry, blueberry or An Altamonte Springs man Avenue where the marchers School; Midway Elementary, was found innocent of atwill turn left for one block to Sanford; Sanford Recreation Kentucky Fried Chicken; Longwood Fife & Drum; St. sweet potato pie? tempted murder and killing an Third Street where they will Dept.; and, First United Muscular Distrophy; Corn. Mary Magdalen Catholic "Aah-ha!" he'll cry, and lead unborn child in circuit court turn left again. Methodist Church; Key Stone Bank of Orlando; Future Church; Stonewall Jackson Jr. The entourage will then bead Corps; Pinecrest Baptist Farmer of America; Y-Indian High; Lake Brantley High you to a pantry piled to the Wednesday, but now he faces for Sanford Avenue where it Church; Sanford Senior Guides-Seminole YMCA; Zayre School; Sanford Naval Unit ceiling with flour, shortening two assault charges and an unwill travel a half a block to Citizens Club; McClains Junior Dept. Store; U.S. Bank of Band & Color Guard; Orlando and all of Mother Nature's fall lawful punishment charge. Second Street. the last leg of the Kinder School; Beta Sigma Seminole; Sanford Atlantic Naval Training Center; Central fruit offerings. Ralph Ellis Hare, 30, of 109 National Bank; B. E. Purcell Florida Bagpipe Band. show. The parade will end at Phi; Seminole County Exp. Mercury St., remains in the "This Is Thanksgiving! — Seminole County Jail In lieu of Without pie, your tabe is $8,000 bond. His arraignment on empty," says the baker. the new charges is set for Monday. "Place your order early," he After receiving the nine WASHINGTON tAP Vice papers." saying tic meant they urges. Bakers are up at 4 a.m. The two charges which hare P.ident..designate Gerald H. memos from former Assistant were not identified with the the day before Thanksgiving, was aquitted and the three Ford says the Justice Depart- Atty. Gen. Will Wilson, Ford - Justice Department's letterThey roll and fill and bake; roll charges he now laces all stem 5. rnP4it, under former Atty. Gen. testified Wednesday, he "co head. and fill and bake their flaky, from his relationship with John N. Mitchell, gave him nine ducted my investigation on my But Rep. Jerome H. Waldie, tasty creations until almost Leona Hamilton, 19, who said memos containing tips for his own with little or no cooperation U-Calif.. produced one of the midnight, but unless you places she lived with hare for yedr l9lOeffort to impeach Supreme from the Justice -Department- memos at Ford's House your order early, chances are and was his common law wife. Court Justice William- 0. thereafter." Judiciary Committee conyou'll miss out on the sweetest Douglas. lie called them "blank white (irmation hearings and said it part of Thanksgiving. TIER Detectives said the new was nearly word-for-word one charges resulted from further section of Ford's April 15, 1970, t) rjf tt In th" ictig'tin which indicated House speech calling for year, and Thdnksgivtng is early that Hare unlawfully punished Douglas' impeachment. this year. Sanford baker Torn the woman's children. "1 suspect that all nine will be A T (' . 4 4 word-for-word that speech," -'- THRIFT sHoP tiI, f;r u-j h Christmas Parade Route ' CI.th4P • Toys •*II1tCOs • 14dd49 $ S Puraitie •M,c. i, "If Pick Up 00"twas Call DVVnI SW$1O1$ H$cri Open TvOI.,Tvs.,.4:)O S 41,14:30 4O4H. un. , Hare RuIed 14 Innocent Of Murder .wj Ford Tells Of Impeach Memos - - - - ' Agnew Obtains Job - I I iuue .iIJIIUIIUIII ing. "And Wt would coftfi~n that all of the &nsestigatrng was LOS ANGEI.ES (AP) — For. dOne ,)y the Justice DepartGERALD FORD mer Vice President Spiro T. menL ...'Blank papers' Agrww has been retained as a But Ford testified the memo conniltant for an International Waldie produced was probably trade firm cofounded recently letailed than the others. cause of his being president of by his longtime amoclate, Ford said Wilson told him the Albert Parvin Foundation Frank Jameson. (luring a one-hour ineeting in funded 1xirtly by gambhng Jainesfjn. a former flockAell Ford's office that the Justice money, and on the basis of some International corporate execu ki . Department h; information on of Douglas' writings. tire who tccentiv marred acHe cited Douglas' book, "would not go into Douglas but tress Era Gabor, said Wednes: "Points of Rebellion," as a depth or detail" and gave Ford . day tliat Agnew had been onthe - -.i'leads he had to pursue on his ground for Impeachment, saypayroll at J.W. Industries s4wr i ing it encouraged rebellion. own. shortly after his resignation as lie also charged that excerpts said him only lie Wilson told Vice President. of "areas of inquiry" that the of Douglas' "Points of Rebel"We thought it would be -u : ti profitlion" had been printed in EverRepublican leader could good opportunity," Jameson "_'i ably pursueto find evidence for green Review which Ford saki in an interview. "I've rcpornographic a lhe impeachment effort against t ilk d pitul ttmi and kntin him for -i .i . the ,azIne a di spla y ed $) Ot11I55. D oug l as. m-a alongtime.Irespecthisabity h -c-- - Ford said the memos and the committee. and talent to communicate with Douglas said in 1970 that his ' hour-long meeting on the inlorpeople that's where we publisher permitted Evergreen mation the Justice Department use him." T had was its only participation In to print excerpts from the book Jameson declined to state his impeachment investigation. and that Douglas had no control Agnew's salary but added "i 1 Wilson came to his office and over it A select subcommittee gasehimnthenine;nemnos,Ford of the house Judiciary Corn. I said, after Ford called then- unittec investigated Ford's spmoA(;NEW Atty. (',en. Mitchell and asked other charges and concluded ..lnLosAngeles for Justice Department there were no grounds for miracticing cooperation, lie said that was peachment. assureyouitmsnotasubstantlal Mitchell's only participation. Asked if he still believes r' amount, but more of a consult-Ford called for Douglas' im- I)ouglas should be impeached, ast ant zs Ice — a retainer. peachmcnt in 1970 largely be- Ford said he does not. An Orlando man sias trcatea lie said Agnew will remain on —_ -and released from Orange Me- the East Coast because J.W. ud s D mortal Hospital Monday after Industries is just one of several ventures in which lit has behe shot himself in the leg on a the cnaiTMJ.A1!ASSEE, Fla, iAlli (ion also could dirt road near Winter Springs, come involved. — The Florida Supreme Court mission's reported investigahre id tndav, JW Industries as formed L- drectt-d tho Jh-:d Qu:mli- (ions of Supreme court justices Je&w Swinson, 45, of 1624 4 Jamebon and 14-opold S. Wy. ficatioris Cwtunission to give Wil Dekle and David McCain. Grande Ave., told Sgt. Jay Icr about three months ago and additional justification for its Neither took part in th court Leman he was practicing "fast deals in tnarv commodities investigation of Dade County order. draw" with a .22 caliber pistol with primary emphasis on __-77 -Y-Circuit Court Judge Jaik M c... when the incident occurred, trade in Latin America and '1 Turner, ' 1ir 0-0 'hirtiolf t rml1$l the F'sr E-Tht, J:on'-rn s-aol cal! iiI.1villptin-gi IL-- aa lit. A ;n rc- sgncd i less tjw additional bco hi.; pistol," IA-man said udent oct 10 after pleading no provided by Dec.S the mn'.a 'Ii .z L__fl i nt uf incomei-a tI f ) otiv, uju ill Ie stoplk il. tax evasion. Halting the Turner investiga 00 out for Central Florida. Harassed by phalanxes of Love Bugs clogging up their Most people know the story of canoe paddles, getting in their the First Thanksmiving, way helmets, and making their back thei. ir. 1430 or so, when armor sticky, they were sitting the Pilgrim Fathers and the ducks for the Central Florida Algunquet Indians, I think it branch of the Seminole Indian was, shared the world's first tribe, local 707, who heard on wild turkey bake and pumpkin the radio that they were pie eating contest. coming. Things sort of went downhill That was the first really big for the Indians since then, but, news leak In Central Florida, not so for our forebearers, the and it was a whopper. Pilgrims, althoui the witches The Seminoles met Jacques around Salem might disagree Menendez (his mother was with that. riunoced to ix' a French symWell, the Thanksgiving story pathizer by later historians we were all raised on as kids is anxious to explain the disaster) a nice enough story, as stories at the left bank of the St. Johns go, but it doesn't hold a candle Just past Osteen Bridge. to the First Thanksgiving ever The Spaniards, being new in held in Seminole County. the county, hadn't had time to In fact, I'll bet that not mans get building permits, or a septic of yo'a knew that such a story tank permit, and even worse, exists! had already pitched half a I didn't either, until recently, dii.'ni 'r c. uiuo!.uk' hwmu's but let me tell you, for sheer it was awful. story, it beats the stuffing out The Massacre of Osteen of any turkey talk you've heard Bridge, which preceded the for quite a while, although some First Thanksgiving In Seminole folks thl'ik the tales coming out County by just a few hours, tcK'k of Washington these days are less time than it takes to tell. toppers no one can ever hope to Jacques and his men were beat, wiped out to the last Senor. It didn't happen, of course, The County Sheriff arrived but the elderly gcn sharirg the with the pollution control "fshorefront that morning (and I icer, the chief building inhaving the same luck, I might spector, the chairman of the add) more than made up for the county commission and a news lack of action by recollectln' his reporter who had been adopted grundmarnrny's old story of the by the Seminoles because he First Thanksgiving in Seminole was too tough to eat and County. cheaper to feed than an Here it is: alligator. It seems that even before the The Spanish were last seen Pilgrim Fathers blessed this heading back towards Cocoa land with their black hats and Beach, planning to cut up to the blunderbusses, Florida was north before Cape Kennedy being hard-pressed by more security guards put the pinch on exotically-dressed Spaniards. them. (The same sartorial habits Behind them on the riverbank have persisted to this day, was a pile of provisions inInterestingly enough. You won't ciuding the now-famous tacos. find any white shoes and white Well, the Seminoles, the belts in Boston, I can tell you Sheriff, and the county officials Anyhow, round about 1570, figured that even though the not long after the settlers of St. stuff had been brought In by Augustine succeeded in wiping non-union labor, there wasn't out the local opposition, hardy much point in letting good food explorers first penetrated the go to waste, and solved the thick water hyacinth-clogged area's fir-St energy crisis by byways of Central Florida, declaring a holiday, looking for Wait Disney World. And the chairman of the - The legend of Walt Disney - county commission scheduled a World, well known even then, public hearing on impact zoning was that it resembled a corn- to make sure no such riff-rafl bination Fountain of Youth- ever floated down river again, Seven Cities, and that if the at least not without paying their Spanish didn't get it, the fair share. Fn5horFri1ehwt.s!1d. and it And that's the story of would be all over for Spain in Seminole County's First the New World. Thanksgiving, just as the old Well, this one set of man told it to me by the shores Conquistadors, led by the half. of lake Monroe the other day. brother of St. Augustine Honest! Governor Pedro Menendez, set Happy Thanksgiving! - I - - :4 - Am I , - 1 - I . .. a - - F) Ivan Shot P F ---.-.---- r --;- - - "'" 4' ThdIi.OiiiUOLI .L 0' (vu±Ito House, Maitland Avenue emand Proof ' a , - - vS. I ' . p r p - -:- _______ , ,( . --- f.•4 /f //f// - 11'• ' .-" :.,; ,-_, l ( 'I , IA * . . At this time we pause and give Thaiiks for the Bountiful Goodness we call on Thanksgiving and say hello to the gathering. To Insure your call gets through dial direct early. Beat the rush You'll save on costs, too. As we rededicate this Thanksgiving day first celebrated by our forefathers over 300 years ago, let us extend our personal thanks to you, our customers I It's have r"ved during the past year. May we, at our Bank, join with you in a most sincere wish for a very Happy and Grateful Thanksgiving. P 7I The All tic Banks htii Stuart Funeral Supply Co. of I 47 t / i N . - At service with diligence" INQUIRIES INVITED always nice to . (I' 0"Iff'oLWul ell fttwt1 "Of fering you a complete line Thanksgiving Dial Long Distance Direct... and Early! ) J South Scnimrole Ctdwuuunity library annual bazaar and stke 19 :Imn In 5 T1I1. I4I1 - .. ' i..'rav Seminote Calendar -y 4 , ge 41 . . J • "\ cy -'i- - (1 WPT '-i,' r =-: j --.-ç - I Loagwt'd Firemen Womens Auxiliary will hold Christmas ii-±.* in - — - - -.. - - ----------'----=--------. ----- — — •1. -- iIT - The Sanford Herald 22, 1973 9 10 - - BUSINESS OFFICE CLOSED P.O. Box 86, Casselberr y, Fla. 32707 *1t - NOV. 22 - . -•--. ---------t.__ ___.. Thursday, Nov. 22, 1973-3A _______________ �-- . - -._-__ 4A--The Sanford Herald Thursday, Nov. 22, 1973 Lack Of Concern Helped Fuel Crisis The imminence of a fuel shortage has long been consi dered, but unfortunately it was not considered seriously, soon enough. 11w imperative is drawn. We now face ex traurdinary measures of control such as bans on driving and blue laws which close business on Sunday. Fuel policies heretofore unbelievable are on the verge of reality. It would seem obviously that there is nearly a fixed amount of propellants that we are capable of harnessing, namely petroleum products, Toal, wood and so it seems, even electricity. The rate of fuel expenditure has fr exceeded the rate of production. We stand on the threshold of reduced speed limits and gasoline rationing and in some areas almost total lack of fuel oil for heat. The technology is bogging down as a result of its very progress. The reason for this is easily understood in the way technology has manifested itself in the last century. The manufacture of a better mousetrap pr('('n!e tht, exktence of a nv niset np which would circumvent the fuel shortage. It appears that the whole world has fallen prey to the same plight. In Italy, gas is now up to $1.32 r gallon. Some European countries are :ady practicing bans. In a sense our world could be considered to tx. oriented to the gasoline and the electrical system. But even electricity is not effectively harnessed. . Is our technology, the very one which put a man on the moon, incapable of effectively powering a vehicle by electrical means? And what about atomic energy? We have the power tu e\plode (lie earth and rock our solar system. • Lu U icuuccu Other Thoughts degree to propel vehicles? Nutritionists gathered recently in Atlanta Ga., and agreed that the beef shortage may be the best thing that has happened to America since pizza. _____ —_____ the summer. Perhaps, it is not so much that we cannot do Our technology can still pull us through but it but rather that we have overlooked the the time is now to strive to harness new possibility while we were obsessed with con. propellants or old propellants in new ways, struction of roads, gas stations, petroleum Petroleum products are on the wane lubricant plants and in general a world with an anyway. We no longer need them for lubrication orientation fixed on petroleum. since we have silicon and graphite lubricants We have flaunted what energy we have to a which serve the purpose in the majority of cases. horrifying degree. The need for petroleum in other areas could also Statisticians have said that Americans efbe dispelled, fectively channel only 50 per cent of the energy Science has proposed that matter can they expend. neither be created nor destroyed and that in all It looks as though we are in for what we elements there is energy. If we seek out the deserve: a long cold winter. We had the power to means to extract this energy maybe in the prevent it but chose not to perceive it in the winkrs hence we will not be so cold. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Second Man Selection A Newer Method Is Required Ideally, dLe muic :taturc in the averu- r.ithcr tha üli a cwiiwed president should be chosen with ment. As It Is, few public ticket, lace the objection that if since the resignation of Spiro as much preconvention figures of presidential caliber a president dies or otherwise Agnew as.vicepresident,most scrutiny and pobtical testing as want to campaign for the vice vacates his office, his successor Americans Shave probably candidates for president. That presidency. might be of the opposite party. Such a drastic change at the entertained the thought ex- will never be the case, however, pressed by Sen. Howard until the nomination takes on Suggestions that candidates center of power in our governCannon of Nevada as hearings more luster. 7liat. In turn, may for president and vice president ment should not take place opened on the confirmation of demand giving the office itself should be elected separately, without a vote of the people. Ikp. Gerald Ford as his suc. cessor. The American people, CTr Cannon said, should give as much attention to the choice of their vice president as they do to the choice of their president. Agrew restgnation and the unusual political dr. cumstances left in its wake certainly demand a fresh look at the our poli tical con. I ventions nominate condidates for vice president. It Is also being proposed that we conslier changing the manner in which the vice president is elected. Even the 25th Amend-ment, adopted only live years agotocIarify theproced for ((( _ filling the vacancies in both th e __________ presidency and vice ________________ preidericy, is turning out :n / have flaws that were not for# seen. -. Clearly there is reason to Ain doubt the wisdom of leaving It to newly-nominated JIM presidential candidates, In the pressure.cocker atmosphere of apititiCal convention, to pie!( n1flninginatev,ithassurancof J11 rubber stamp approval by the _______ convention. Ticket-balancing, _________________ CA W .;z: the approval of party leaders , and a cursory review of the pk) Ncs _ ___ rralb TE L E PHONE 322 2611 • 8319993 300N FRENCHAVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 WALTER A. GIELOW. Editor a nd Publisher WAYNE 0. DOYLE Adverti sing Director Associate Publisher FRANP(....VOLTOLINE, General - 16 & WINIFRED F. 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F'orda 37771 news or advertising Of this edition f fipartofan Sa nford Herald may be reprodiced in any manner rtttin permission of the publisher of The Herald ma t erial, 4 !! ground, tend to IM' 11w main considerations in choosing a person who by a twist of fate, could subsequently become president. /1 , ____________________ ______ — Ready To Die 'MD %E ARE My gcs FOR 1922' Oil Companies Behind It, After All (Editor's Note: This column operations were tell ing their t,.rftfa,.nlw Iath,, L'.,tnh ............, . . . iui, cuwinvi as norne so cut Qacs editorial chairman of the on consumption, they were Miami Herald, and reprinted urging their customers in courtesy of the Miami Herald.) Europe and Asia to buy more oil products. 4. The American taxpayer Is subsidi1ing the sale of petroleum abroad through a variety of tax allowances and benefit.t granted to American oil companies. 5. Contrary to the claims of the oil industry and the By JACK ANDERSON and LES WHITEN WASHINGTON - Government investigators have un covered sinister bonds between fugitive financier Robert Vesco and the leaders of the two nations that give him shelter Costa Rica and the Bahamas. In the Bahamas, where Vesco is now fighting extradition to the United States, they said, Prime Minister Lynden Pindling has profited handsomely from his association with Vesco. According to U.S. Intelligence sources, Vesco bought a 450,000 house from Pindling near Nassau. Vesco's Bahamas Commonwealth Bank is said to hold the mortgage on an 'office building owned by Pindiliig's ftmlly and also made loans on the Paradise Balery, a Pindling investment. In Costa Rica, President Jose Figueres Is not only personally Indebted to Vesco, but the financial security of his nation depends In part on Vesco's continued good will, the sources said. 16 & The oil companies were not ..t.•• .,•• stow in meeting mis aernanu, and in fact pushed the sale of their products in Europe and Asia even as they were offering the American consumer advice on how to cut down on the use of gasoline and home heating oil, THE RETALIATION Reporters Barlett and Steele dispute published statistics on U.S. oil reserves which Indicate expor ts to this country. THE ARABS Senator Lori Wilson and Al Neuharth, president of Gannett Co Inc., will be married in a private family sunrise ceremony at Cocoa Beach, Dec. 31. Sen. Wilson, 36, said she will U)IItIfitu' her role in Florida government and politics. She is the state's only woman senator and only Independent. Neuhart, 49, will continue to head the nationwide Gannett newspaper group. "We both are dedicated to our Individual professional careers, which keep us on the go; but we also are blessed with a very special personal love, which we look forward to sharing fully. We want our Friends and associates to know that our personal and 0 WINNING WAYS According to Barletl and Steele, our government does very little research of its own since it gets Its advice from the oil companies. For ir.stancc, the Office of Emergency Prepiwedness told the Senate slight. more than a year ago: "We don't see a shortage In fuel Oil, and we don't see a shortage term energy scare to gain government that last summer's that our reserves will be in other products thvkk'i*." rd •dji t firm responsible such reproduction will gasoline shortage was caused depleted in "about 20 years." either." In other words, the It now appears that I was by c.nsidred s r'rnging on The Herald's copyright and an energy-guzzling They say that "today, as In the government people couldn't damage ,!be held liabe for under the ia, wrong, or at least partially American public and Past, the United States is in no predict a fuel oil shortage three P..bI,c'eJ d,I.ti and 5ur4,y. except Saturday wrong. I had overlooked "Oil— unreasonable demmnds by the danger of runiiing out of oil." months in advance. The Created Crisis"—,a three- environmentalists, it was However, there is considerable It is evident from The friald s a member of the Associated Press is part series by two outstanding created through default and disagreement among geologists I'liiladelptiia Inquirer's studies ent.ttedexctt,svelv t the use for reproduction of all the local investigative reporters—Do- administrative bungling by the as to how much oil may be 'e.s printed n t'I nø,p-jper that the American people and at nald Barlett and Jamer B. oil companies and the federal ultimately recoverable from least one editor have been Steele—which appeared in The government. U.S. soil. conned into believing a lot of Philadelphia Inquirer last July. G. Late last spring, the oil A figure of 100 billion barrels things about oil and gasoline That was the period when industry launched a massive is offered as conservative, Shortages that just aren't so. independent gasoline dealers advertising campaign designed although some studies place the ssere being forced to close their to make the American con- figure at several hundred If you would like to know LOnwood Black Community stations, and major refining simmer feel responsible for the billion barrels excluding shale more about this fascinating '' i• itii Lit ainuunt 11ahun's gasoline shortage. subject whicli touches our J., ) Yet oil. of gasoline a motorist could for every barrel (42 gallons) of The Philadelphia Inquirer personal lives so directly, write buy. The Philadelphia Inquirer oil products sold In the United series is most critical of to The Philadelphia Inquirer, cZ Fores t C i ty Lake Monroe "anted to know why. Post Office Box 8255, Stites, the five largest corn- government's role in failing to Gt A ct Spink I. 322 7611 Philadelphia, Pennsyl vania paniesfExxon, Mobil Oil Corp., provide a national energy 831 0067 19101, THE FA(1'S For a reprint of the Texaco, Inc., Gulf Oil Corp. and policy. In fact, we Inve not had .d.iriari iii (14, Cahfoco, sold a iJt'linitic polity suite the first Itar!,t( :uI Steele studies. Geneva - Oviedo In abridgement, reporters nearly two barrels in other oil well was Unfortunately, shortages In Oelhma DeBary drilled more than slavia l;rleU and Steli' tm('(Jvered countries. Fnierpne Petroleum products do exist 100 years ago. Lt t [a.ids tnt se facts: 7. The percentage of crude oil In the late 1930s, the because the Arabs are playing 349 Siv 63 I. American oil companies refined in the United States has Canadian government wanted their trutrp card as an some years ago made steadily declined, and has to negotiate a North American economic ana political weapon. deliberate, long-term policy steadily risen in foreign energy policy, encourage exEverything else falls into the Oteen decisions to sharply expand countries. C1ar#nr ploration in Canada and ship category of "what might have 'r.'ttions in fi!r!;, ''•ntr'• ':tt Many coastal states InUre oIl into the United States been." ltnles.s l)r, KIsnger 1 p;r i', '_: tic building of But the Un.t.ed States wasn't can rccime us, that's cold ',,,:J 1;a. rrls:cries. as do mh ' f... '1 en. interested. In 1970, President comfort for the wintry days LL . The Nixon administration rirunmentaiists. I vu Nixon £tapped restrictions on ahead. fl76? 3_t tailed to lift oil import (Note: If any of the oil 8• The demand for crude oil oil itriports from Canada, our r4tri't''n It!'r aktn i • e idi ' p i m the ti.ot secure UUTUC of foreign omp;inm. tuuntiw;ccl above w 1969, a'd:;e assurances United States over the last 20 oil. %S5h it' reply, adequate Space - Fern Park fast winter that there were no years In Japan the demand Liter, when the U.S. could will be made avililahie in the TanqIewood E. F1ate il supply probk:ns. increase is 2,567 per ant; in usi, more Canadian oil, the Knight newspapers which At the same time American West Germany, l,57 per cent Canadians retaliated by publish this c'olwnn.) oil companies with world-wide and in Italy, 1,079 per cent, JOHN !<NIG}IT C18171ping restrictions on OIl - . r The ci" - /I - L~ - __ I I - JACKSONVILLE, Flit. (AP) Two Mississippi men Wednesday recounted experier.ces with Orlando bustnessman Glenn W. Turner's op. erations in a federal court mail fraud trial for Turner and eight associates. Previous government witnesses in the 10-week-old case have come from Oregon, Texas, the Carolinas and MassachusetLs. larry Walker, 42, of Men. dian, Miss., said tie ran. into problems getting cosmetics to sell and ended up losing $623 while a distributor fQr Koscot Interplanetary. Inc. Walker said he made a profit the first few rnonth.s but his business failed when he couldn't get products Eldridge Atkins, 57, of Co. lumbus. Miss., testified that he lGst $2,452 worth of Koscot cosmetics when tl.ti were moved out of a cooperative warehouse without his permission. Atkins said he tried to get help from a justice of the peace ! They each have two children by former marriages. Senator Wilson's daughter Rhonda is a freshman at Tennessee Tech and daughter Kim attends Pine Crest in Fort Lauderdale, Neuharth's daughter, Jan, is a freshman at the University of Florida and son Dan is a junior at fluke University. or a sheriff when he found the cosmetics being loaded on a truck but was too late. U.S. District Judge Gerald B. Tjoflat allowed the defense to she a film Wednesda) UI which Turner made a dramatic talk for small businessmen and was cheered in the film by a large crowd. Prosecutor Hugh Smith ob-. jetted to the film because the government had no way to blunt its impact with cross cx. ailiuflation. Judge Tjoflat told the jurors they were not to consider Turn. er's statements In the film. In addition to Turner, defendants are Boston attorney F. Lee Bailey and Harry B. Atkinson, W. Leroy Beale, Ben U. Bun. tiiig, Cl)de C. Culib, Jews 0. Hickman, Malcolm A. Julian and Hobart Wilder, all of the Orlando area. They are accused of defraud. ing numerous buyers of distributorshlps In Koscot and Dare To Be Great, a motivational business. Chiles Boosts Congress ORLANDO, Fla. lAP) — Sen. Lawton ChIles, D-Fla., told the Florida Society of Newspaper Editors that Congress Is asserting Itself more today than in recent years. Chiles pointed Wednesday to bills now in the Senate that require public disclosure of a politician's personal finances, set limits on campaign spending and establish public financing of presidential races. He said Congress Is becoming more effective as the result of the Watergate scandals. Tampa Jet Skids TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Four passengers were slightly injured Wednesday when an Eastern Airlines jet skidded to a step at Tampa International Airport after a brake gear locked. Eastern spokesman Charles Carey said the injuries were limited to a few scrapped knees, a twisted ankle and a cut finger." The plane, flight 344 from Palm Beach to Detroit via Tampa, blew out three tires and a section of steel assembly as it touched down. One tire caught fire but was quickly extinguished, a fire official said. The twin-engine jet was carrying 43 passengers and a crew of five. Ho l day Spec a Q,, Y Judge MR. COFFEE • ' ' , ' ' _ •.,, $ ' 1e ' *4. cor stil ai ' • , '• _______________________________________ ' "Some judges see traffic oflenses as revenue producers but I don't buy that concept," said Green, who filled in for the 4: iiI.Stions1trom Iiii !pi ~ __ * , lie said the idea came as he p * -. — 0MAM :____ sCUSSflghis assignment 4: witli his secretary. If the delendants chose to buy the food, . they were given a slip of paper endorsed by the State Division 4: of Family Services upon dclivcry. ____ * ____________ * * _____________ __ _______________________________ -. 4: — 0 City. Official Quits TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - Clifford O'Key, former city manager of Miami Beach, Fla., has been forced to resign as city manager here because of a disagreement with city councilmen, "The man's entire administrative philosophy was tatally incompatible siith the entire goals and purposes we had been trying to propose," said councilman-elect Robert Cauthorn Wednesday. O'Key resigned after told at a meeting that the Democratic majority had the votes to fire him. Republican Mayor Lei'C. Murphy, who led last year's move to hire O'Key, said the action could signal, "a purge of other good people." 10" DIAGONAL MEASURE COLOR TV 11 - - MIAMI (Al') — Negotiations between Florida Power and 0 Light Co. and striking electricas workers have been suspended indefinitely after all the original issues seemed settled. IF An FP&l, spokesman said Wednesday that a settlement ssas blocked by the company's refusal to reinatate members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers accused of vandalism or violence. "The company granted amnesty to those who committed violent acts in the 60-day-long 1969 strike," said L.C. Hunter, FP&I.'s chief negotiator. ''But tss ice.. no More than 1,000 incIdents of vandalism and harassment have been claimed by the utility since 4,500 workers walked off the job more than three weeks ago. which Herald Area Correspondents ' -- - S. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Teresa Schaefer, the wife of convicted murderer Gerard Schaefer, has been a granted a divorce. At her side during the brief hearing Wednesday was Elton Schwarz, the lawyer who defended Schaefer and ',ho has been dating Mrs. Schaefer. Schwarz, who said he started dating Mrs. Schaefer at suggestion of his client, has been quoted as sa marriage would not be a bad Idea." But neither he nor Mrs. Schaefer would comment on marriage possibilities after the hearing. Schaefer, 29, was given two concurrent life sentences last month for the mutilation murders of two Broward County girls. SPACE CENTER, Houston ward G. Gibson, wrapped up In Slightly moldy areas on four trol communicator Storey MustAPt - Walking tour times bulky space suits, were to step water-cooled garments were grave told the astronauts: around the world was the outside their orbiting labora- treated with a liquid chemical "hang them on hangars and let Thanksgiving plan for two Sky. tory at 11:10 a.m. EST to begin alter they were discovered them dry and we'll take another lab 3 astronauts today. a scheduled 61 a hour space Wednesday night. Mission con- look at them in the morning. William K. Pogue and Ed. walk. But the space trek might have _________________________________ 24 hours tobe delayed II milde % " found on space garments i Grut Gift Idea Wednesday night had not dried for Horns or Office • • out by mid morning today. • ' Officials felt confident that i l • • • " mildew tr eatment would work Automatic , ' .11 and that Pogue and Gibson ', riome onee .., .. • • •,: would be able to step outside as Lu? planned. Dur ing the excursion Brewer , they were to load telescope __________ I • GAINESVII,I.E,FIa. (AP) — film, mount scientific ex95 4-1 "I thought it would be a heck of periments and attempt to fix a ' • ______ . S . a good way to get some people a stuck antenna as their space. 'i'hanksgiving Day dinner," ship took tour trips around the ' r lachua Circuit eA re ''' The t h ird crewman, cornen Jr. 6 1' • ••. • . inander Gerald P. Carr, w;i t' N __~~, (ret.m uffrcd traffic offense monitor from inside the 'Ct-'---' 1.1 defe )dlthtSspecialdeal mile-high orbiting station . 11111MEr" lWednesday. They could pay the usual tine or donate the same amount of money to buy food. * * * * ** * * *_* 4k *** * * * * stuffs for needy families. I * More tha n 50 of the 200 de. — — fendants opted to purchase the ., -- * Strikers The company spokesman at least 20 incidents of vandalism were reported Wednesday and 50,000 Dade County residents ss cre s ifl,out x)wir part of the day, for W Repair crews were harrassed by the thros ing of botti s and other objects at company trucks, the spokesman said. One of the original issues was settled when the company :urt'ed that a proposed Tues-. ilay.t(-Salur(la) work weci,for some crews would be tilled on a voluntary basis. 40 f 11w utility also agreed to SmtlMlraW its proposal for the voluntary gloving of electrified transmission lines and turn the issue over to a union.-'ompany safely iotiuiuttee for further tuciv 3. 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FIRST ST. ,v , ___________ IMCNIC* PURCHASE Case Is made from glowing - car antenna fliP list iva ANY 6 heavy-duty plastic, uses a "0" size battery, buy two •iit'ii;1;I14'11 )IIL?1 dChr4tmg Battciics N O 199" $ Clhe PRICE BREAK lnludrs 2 state till" tuner 0 High impact polystyrene cabinet with walnut finish Attractive luggage type strap handle said Mr ' i After the wedding, they will make their home at 3780 Ocean Beach Blvd., until their new permanent residence is e jdctcdat ill Atlantic \\c, Cocoa Beach. Neuharth will also maintain an apartment in }ter, N. Y., Gannett's corporate headquarters. Murderer Divorced Around The World Walk Astronauts' Thanksgiving For FPLI # :. I professional lives will be separate and (liStinct", the couple said. HOMESTEAD, Fla. (AP) — "He was ready to die," says James Johnson Sr. of his son who died of leukemia eight weeks after marrying his teenage Italian fiancee. James Johnson Jr. traveled to Italy In September to marry 19-year-old Maria, whom he met while visiting Rome last summer. ..He knew he would die a young man, but he decided against trying to do anything special," said Johnson Sr. "lie thought the best thing would be to carry on his nor. mal life and plans up to the end." Mrs. Johnson is completing the paperwork necessary to obtain a permanent resident's visa. She knew of her husband's disease when she married him. - Talks End __ -= Al. NEIJUARTII ... Gannett exec Mississippi Men Talk .About Turner Firm of the mo ney that he has put out is In deposi ts or loanais that are payable on demand," the source said. "He takes care of the top people and a few others, and leaves the rest of the officials waiting for a chance to get some, too. It makes them very friendly." The sources believe, therfcre, that Vesco's carefull y structured financial deals could enable him to escape ex. tradition. They point out that when Vesco was arrested recently In the Bahamas on a U.S. warrant, the authorities did not seize the Costa Rican di ploma tic passport he carries. Vesco has made a habit of reaching th e leaders of countries where he does tziness. He hired Prtsdent Nixon's nephew, Donald A. N ix on, to work in the Vesco financial opera ti ons bo th (a Europe and in the Bahamas. FOOTNOTE: We reported last May 21 that a recent CIA reportshowedFlgueres'perscnalfortwieswereatlowebb The CIA noted that Figueres' nephew, Fernando, said "all members of the President's family are deeply concerned with family financial matters," It was at this point, we reported then, that the clever Vesco began to buy his way Into the good graces of Figueres. PERISHING PRIMATES: Two rare gorillas and aneven rarer orangu ta n have died mysteriously at the famous Lion Country Safari zoo outside Atlanta. The animals were on loan from the respected Yerkes Primate Center of Emory University which had hoped they would re produce on Island at the zoo. James Schlesinger has such a dry, offbeat sense of humor that his associates cannot tell when he's kidding and when he's telling the truth. One day last spring, when Schlesinger was director of the Central Intelligence Agency, he came to work with his hand inn cast. Ills aides asked him what had happened. "I broke my hand while spankIng one of my kids," replied the father of eight without trace of a smile. When we asked Schlesinger's office whether he had really broken his hand on a youngster's backside, he refused to comment. \_:• Sen. Lori Wilson 'To Wed Neuharth They said they ham determined that Vesco has more th:n $10 million in Itcan bonds. A dtiiiwid by Vcco for return of his money would seriously affect the Central American nation's finances. Vesco is believed to have followed similar patterns In the Bahamas and Panama. In Panama, his deposits amount to several million dollars, the sources said. Ills investments In the Bahamas central bank are believed to be in excess of $10 million. Again, the sources said, sudden withdrawal would shake the nation's economics. "Vesco has never given anyone as much as most people In those countries believe," one source told us. "What he has done is put his money where everyone can see It and hype to get a piece." There have been reports that Vesco has invested as much as $25 million each in Costa Rica and the Bahamas. But a male orangutan paricked while a female was being shot with atranqullzer for med ical purposes and jum ped off a low cliff into deep water. A gorilla also leaped Into deep water and a second gornaapuywod of food poisoning. At Yerkes, a spokewm conceded that since the gorilla, and orangutans cannot swim, they should never have been put near drops above deep water. He added somberly, ,,We wouldn't have put them that if we'd had enough federal money" for other outdoor quarters, A Lion Country official said the details had been properly reported to authorities, but no state or federal action had been taken. Nevertheless, we have learned the humane society rare beasts. . . iueiary of L)efense De f ense 41 1.0111 WILSON State senator -- ~ I , -~ _ "Sf1-. 1_; ; 0,,,~ ,::~, Nader Was Right last week, in discussing the energy crisis, I dismissed as 'nonsense" Ralph Nader's statement that shortages were "orchestrated For political and economic benefit by the oil industry and that it chose to place the country In a short- Some Friends for t ..I H _`~ - 4 . $7 10 P,n!h Same As Home Deli ver 5 be 'F .•— Fioridi ----z - , 'k'- __ - (It4Ll.IT, -.., 1. •%.-.• . 'i -'.' - ç1j .:;:4. 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WITH THIS COUPON SELICIE SKINNED AND SlICED PAUL MILLER 1) welcomes to his new Central Furniture and Bedding store his first customers, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barton, 711 East First St. in Sanford. Central Furniture held its ribbon cutting ceremony Tuesday, and grand opening celebrations will last Friday through Sunday with door prizes being presented and many fine bargains on sale. Mr. and Mrs. Barton, who moved to Sanford from Venice, Fla. a month ago, are selecting furnishings for their new home from Central Furniture. (Herald Photo by BillVincent) ., •- v W B R AND LU MIA - CHILDREN"S WINN DIXiE STOlES, INC COPYIIGSIT 1173 & I a a A IRIS ASPIRIN I LA DO dj1 kë11D c Franks $1 00 2 , A,,49 c GRIN Cabbage $1 79c . • %I I : Shrimp Dinner COPELAND ALI MEAT Dinner Franks 9 011 OR TA TI 0 SEA SIAPOOØ, Pitch 89C Sliced Bologna ST. JOSIPH — I . . . Potatoes . . O 111OW (So O n o ns 9 I 4 9 CASHMEU MEDIUM EGGS U U UI USTING D POWDER . 2 10 G ASIGI 49c s ... 4 9°° Saltines.... 9°° Sot. 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Encompasses Over 20,000 Sq. Feet Of Furniture Display, One Of The Largest In Central Florida 99c PINIIRIEZ9 USDA INSP. OR A' 2 M ff • MansIIel(Js eulogy (Ill' cluded, "lie gave us of his lost that st 1 , tao in turn Have we? Mansfield said, "But lit' (lid lay the ground' work for the Great Society, ''The dollar has been and President Johnson car- devalued, we have inflation, ned through with some of the there have been race wars. the Watergate thing and plans like tile civil rights leg well. since the assassination islation. there has nvv&'rbeen aperiod of real peace Mansfield added that President Kenneds s >outh In rereading the euk'gy toand vitality 'had inspired great hop in soung people da souId e base changed 1 ,01t "ts;ord. throuhout mosi of the world. And I think he beizan to he said. not a comma." Quantity Rights Reserved C p 99c Beer Liver.... -. • J TF ST S 4 £ I I FROM • rLuun \ 5A. r FIRST CUSTOMERS WELCOMED piece of each of us (tR'(I at that momt nt Yet, in th With he gust o1 h im se lf o us. lie gis in ght gsst lie gave that t us a good heart froin which might give of ourselves. that the laughter came. lie ive we might give to one another us a profound wit, from until there would he no room, which a gre at leadershi no room at all for tht higo enwrgt.'11iegaveusakinj try, tile hatred. prediceand ness and a strength fused into the arrogance which conhurnan coura g e to seek verged in that moment of peace without fear. horror to strike him down. . . . 'In leaving us — these Tfit'' were stirring war gifts, John Fitzgerald Kenat the time, but they don't nedy. President of the United seem to hold up 10 years States, leaves with us. Will lat e r we take them, Mr. President? %'eIl:, said Mansfield. Will we have, now, the sense think Funned was on tile and the responsibility and the verge of grea C IN_ F a"v to take them' had a second terin, we would "I pray to God that we shall have seen sonie wonderful and under God we ttiings from him -. A .•, . - AND BEDDING COMPANY, INC. - - - ':;; \i i d v a ' through ugh t te r ,, - , "And for tile first litne, we were not the world's savior, as we had thought (luring and after the two world wars. We had to face tip to the fact that e had some terrible tOfldi Lions internally. I think the assassination brought the American le tip t ,. LUIV, •1IIaLIUIU said, • CENTRAL FURNITURE 0 IT~ "There is a fading with tile passage of time," said .Mansfield. "And lie%%, generalions keep to crowd out tile what ha ntd In i .i it is like as ing Germans today about Hitler. It is Co\ events being re the - 20c OFF ANY TARNOW CONGRATULA TIONS y Winn-Dixies in various denominations, and will be honored in any Winn-Dixie in the C! r Lb Sliced Bacon IRIS - ________ "Iculply SWEET b — • — StAND SMOE(D POCK WHOLE SHOULDER Picnics BOTTLE I QU. A Q$ ,i - OVER6— 499 5 . . . ________ • GROUND 98'_ Pool 6 . $100 2801 A restore confidence in politics. "There has been I chan e. there are still requests (or ill Illou"ll- in tile last decale. eulogy Sen. %like\lansfjeld There is not if disillusion gave before tile coffill of nient, a spirit of apathy. I President JohnFitzgeraldthink theassassin a tion of Kennedy. It was given Sun• President Kennedy would he i proper plate to pinpoint a das afternoon Nocinber 24 1963, in the eo1illed rolun- changing in attitude in this da of the Capitol With this country from optimism to light filtering lit dustilv fom "Then tile Indochina war th(highdomt (lU('lIfle Kciuiedv, who knew stink its even deeper in W her husband's admiration for pessimism. the man, asked Mansfield to (In 1962 Mansfield returned give the eulogy, from a tour of South Vietnam Every week we a I o tJ r(sio( .. I et anu rtporeo Ilia eral n quests fur it KCUIit (I that lie felt it a DeM.ihael. administra. mistake to send any more live -assistant to Mansfieki. U.S. troops there: he believed said recent iv, (lien that it would hurt our The eulogy, nine short paragraphs, began: "Thererestige abroad and not help Knuth Vietnam. In the hook, vac .i 4)IIn(I (II i.ughter, Iii a ' Juliiinv, We hardly Knew IflunWut. it was 110 HhIIrC. And Vt',' lresident Kennedy is she took a ring from her (Itloted as saving to his assisfinger and placed it in his tant, Ken ('Donnell, "I got hands. aigry with Mike for dis' Mansfield says 1w remem• agreeing with our policy o s hers staving up most of the completely, and I got angry night writing it in(] still takes \&,tilt myself biecatisc- I fotj,~d it out and re-reads it often. myself agreeing with hirn.' ) "The times have changed tremendously In iu a ye rs,' Mansfield said id that Press said Mansfield, in his (hIfiCt', (lent Kennedy's death was "hut the nieinorv is still perhaps the moment in which there." Americans began to take a It was mentioned that different view of themselves. nian at Providence very little knowledge of withdrew its arm om President Kennedy a rid Lht' a round our shoulder." he I raun t ilt- flat ion tnIui't'd sa 1(1. EEF PEC)" OR irtsva Kennedy: Decade Has Passed WASHINGTON. 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S • - . -- �- _- - - — -. 19/3 - U.S.-Europe About Mideast Oil By CARL HARTMAN Associated Press Writer 4N vnzft for (1 ion" (111(1 being kept as S. ters might production take In response busy by exchanges cans have means of pressure 'j of views on whether there Is against the Arabs, including to briLTilt q Soviets and em Market Publ X I • , - i _J __________ cum Avoiblik It FURNITURE& BEDDING CO., INC. Turkto Zalad Is, We are prolid to have Installed the Burglar — and negotiations are CHARLES c I '.' AlarmS stem (io fiiture..- __ •s European Parliament has urged Common were Kissinger 's Washington I _71 Kissinger Is due in Brussels news conference Wednesday continuing on the sale of U.S. bargos by Arab oil nations, but Dec. IOtojolnloreignmmtsters and a warning from Prune arpIanes to Saudi Arabia. the subject of economic sane. from 14 allied countries at the MinisterEdwardfleathofliritns has been raised annual meeting of U North Wirt-5 between Washington Atlantic Council. ating i friends by their oil conciliatory took and key European capitals are Both Europeans and Amen- actions. Arabs at his news confrrence cutback p. w Crisis U.S. Secretary of State flenr) enough unity of purpose for a food and industrial resources ernmen ts (o consider -it A. Kissinger may meet WWI meeting between Kissinger and the Arabs need, large Arab least the possibility of sancWest European foreign minis the West European leaders to fun&s in their banks and Arab tions. ters early next mon0) to discuss be effect ivL1. In the next three to students in their universities united action that can be taken four weeks the Arab boycott and technical schools, For tile present, though, U.S. on the Middle East situation against the Nethert-nds and Its leaders have said they are not and the oil shortage. huge oil terminals; Is expected So far there have only been a considering limiting shipments There has been no evidence to be cutting deep into Western few hints that these means of food to the Arabs — since %%hat action he and the minis- Etiropo's oil supplies. might bl.- used. Among them these, could be made up by the Best irislies N0 Confer S n a - May --. W. MORRI - 'J)/ fOfldUC T7 ro en --, '. , _"Y "gl d ay Givist Sao Tool litildly - JttJtkfll -. soup A 41 -_~ % aA - A j PH.323.4291 1319 Celery AV - SWIFT'S *. 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The photos showed a young man squatting on ORD 1_0 77M7 Ile letter and photographs Worked Out were found by newsmen of II Tempo under a sign on the Superhighway of the Sun between In Irelond LONDON(AP) — Detailsof a R 15- IWK4~_4_7 FURNITURE & - I I %V BEDDING (fl Inc, 6 1 Best wishes ...and a ministrator of Successful Future Ireland WE DID THE PLUMBING! The Ulster power-sharing agreement gives the mainly HAWKINS BROTHERS PLUMBING 501 Celery Ave - Sanford Ph 322 2225 ____________________________________________________ Romeand Napksbefore dawn An anonymous caller had in. still-secret compromise structed them to go there and agreement to share power pick up a plastic bucket with tween Protestants and Catho. 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I German Style Bologna Parkay Margarine SlicedBologna 55c 89c It11M J, reenStamps 6 Cans "99c Milk Fi 5.61 rlq 13-of rho. Franks The Atlantic Banks help ' . . M.,,.... 0 0 9 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 .............................. Wine 5th Use $i Oc..sf, P,øs Puss,,, • I S I S S I 5 lb Sandwich r-lo-lahe out. S Fried Chicken .••• 7 ,,, ;. $1 04 E 1A Aflt rj!JibltGreeoStamps f - s':'p!,. RuFzitAhsl:rt:d Air 0 1 $398 I , 7-os. can $irstood fees$, Florida Ila townt Small Shrimp We Are Proud To Have Supplied Sp" 73c Cepacol Mouthwash H.,h.,7.S.h.4 ops Sing101On'S Frozen I Breakfast Club Armour's N wI rolsove Slice d Ic ______ Manisch.!vitz Cream Refreshing Attlisoptt( Smokie Links FURNITURE & BEDDING CO geau~ Al Beer 79c Plus Deposit m or FURNITURE & BEDDING CO., Inc. - Cola He& - F GROWTH AND SUCCESS on 'h e Brown'N Serve 99C - Old Milwaukee l"off's Prvmovm Alt o. Sa usage • "s -d fornii . Pock Breaded Shrimp I 4 • .•-... AreenStamps IN' i A ' A TRA A I.114 , The Lumber and Armstrong Ceiling For Your Beautiful New Facility. ti Cool Whip 39c Strawberry Preserves SAVI r ' Ms.. Mold Sr•i•a 500% Pu• 51*4. 33••, ...... r F.on Ott. hiDn FooL Llpnr 39c SAYS lOs H..s •, /Ti SAYS Is I 6 P II.,.,I,I H..ttkl.I 1 ' .W1 SAVI I --- .• __ a I I ____ ongra u ations CONTINUED CA Beef ShortRibs I MIRROR & GLASS DemoLTaLs four, the nonsectarian A]lihnce one, and leaves one seat vacant, sources said today. In addition, t1w. informants said three non-voting advisory pO5itlons will be gien to tht - f •,. Ground Beef Plus 35 (t..h.4 Sala m i, I•iI $il.. - • .,, English Cut Roast ii Nov. 28, 1973 — oual Democrats and the Al 1— . $-lot I Pffm.wm me-itor — ground in a narrow cave, with Compromise shot, ;of both sides of his head. - — Friday, Nov. 23 Thru Wednesday in, 39' CharO Snaps / ' Stokely Whole SANF er no ct *us GLASS 9 FRAMES e DOORS 2619C, S. French Ave. Ph. 322-8200 Sanford Price Effe ive co.sp Fresh Vanilla Wafers ......... 1 ,1,491 50' Royal catifted Purple Plums ........... I Jt , .• $129 ......... - swashisto T P--- E,;Sanford ROME (AP) — -I 29c pes ImperualRoast Getty Ransom Letter Ph. 322 - turkcu :Pat :P t ULCU Lou We are proud to have been apar 0 your (lit BASE PAVING & CONSTRUCTION CO Pm PWn Lan - vasty California 864 , FURNITURE & Cum BEDDING CO., INC. EEE - SandWiht I tribunal sentenced Maj. Yin were overrun earlier this month Kheng to death for embezzling dy North Vietnamese troops and misappropriating more and tanks. - F? ('difi- Fiehtingnlso was reported at Tis, Fjigun, informed sources Rong Kos I It miles from Takeo, said i~;sident Nguyen Van 39 nffles south of Phnom Penh. nieu fired five more province Military sources said in- chiefs for f8iUng to stop COMsnrent.s have shelled RongKo niunist g ains of land and rice. for the past to (layS, killing 18 On Wednesday Thleu fired ovtrnment ing 37. on t In Phnom Penh, a military FURNITURE / I ' ment patrol on Ilighway 4 two The same court also sen. miles west of Kornpong Speu tenced four Khmer Rouge today, killing seven g0vern- agents to death for supplying ment soUers, field reports the insurgents with weapons -t '07 — Qfl1UOU1(" I'IINOM PENU (AP) I j ' Cold Turku & Pussing ••..•••••• lb P 1 , 4w6 where shoppin9 ;C111 i mf " It Fremch Onion Dip 8-01. cup -. - -- -- 011W 1. -in __________ Telephone 520 S. maple Ave. 322-0500 Sanford Ito Member The Atlantic Groups of Banks In Florida *i4 I I • JWGreen Stamps I S Sanford _______________________________________ • Pic . --.. -- e~s M01 . -------------------------------------- Mod.,, .--.... • ...-.--...-.-...-.. .... .. ..•s._.••,................................ .............. . . ._. ....................... �-+ ---- -.- - ++++ - 1_ - =,-._--_ -,--; --.-. I -- ' 12A-The Sanford Herald Thursday, Nov. 22, 1973 Answer to ____ People and Places] — r 7, ACROSS ________________ 411P Aeneas * (rnth ~ in I _ ____________________ . Ancient auto . 111q; ... Ut eat p. ~: Aa ____ 11fr 40MUiç.it LIabIe t 'sSoup ISCuckoo blackbird Q It •1,L , Lj ' 1 1 1 1 ,01111111111111'', ...... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I Iil i 17°aIdrama 1 [..etrers of thanks at this special rime W -u Play boat to lB 61'resfts sonin.law cpitaI ToniCornish prefix) AIIoriiriIl 1 mother tmth blgwiptab.i from the Carroll & A 49Mohammcds ocomedsan IO _________ I cGmb I Certain jazz dances 9Onions iO Ikavy blow wrong It!rnhI 32Smudge 3Torments 37 Annoy 39 Depa rt I coil i 40 Claw 41A'Ier(g iSalver Dickinson. for 19 lIarau in a lab I Jason's boat instance way 7.3Caravansary imvth I 26 Distress signal 54 Cowboy fl Land parc'is 43Jurp 27 Private iab i 55t 23 Box 44 Hatteras. for DOWN 3O County 24 Sea eagle Ontario lTw of soil Ci ty lnN,vada 45 Roman road in Cbc.tss ..1)EAI1 ILE.'tDERS: On Thanksgiving Day we thank God for our blessings. My personal blessings are many. Among them are the many letters I receive from those who read my column, May I share a few letters with you that have made me thankful that 1 am Dear Abby: 26SIupefy 77 Impecunious ii IllckIfilis SWandering — — — 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 23 Huffed 8 — 4$C.aelc 47Soap-trame lemur Wood) plant — 9 — 1 10 11 12 — — —— — —— — — — — — — 16 — 15 — — — — — ..III — — — — — 13 — DEAR ABBY: How does a person say, "Thank you, for saving my life?" I will be grateful to you for the rest of my days for recommending Overeaters Anonymous to me. I have been In this group for five months and have shed SR pounds! "0 A." Is a beautiful fellowship of people who are all hurting for the same rea s on-compulsive overeating. You have helped thousands of people like myself.! was told that one chapter alone received more than 20,000 letters from hurting people. I am able to wear blouses and slacks for the first time in 17 years. I am so grateful to you, Abby. You have given me new hope, happiness, and a feeling of self-worth I never knew possible. Love from all of us "O.A." membe rs. GRACE IN LA. DEAR ABBY: I wi ll forever be thankful to you for your column giving the Euthanasia Council address, [250 W. 57th St., New York) so I could send for a Living Will, demanding that I be allowed to die with dignity when my ti me comes. When an animal gets old and sick, everyone says: "Aw, put the poor thing out of its misery," but human beings are kcpt alive in "convalescent homes." [Convalescing from what') It is just as natural to die as it Is to live, so why deny God's will, and prolong needless suffering with transfusions, tubes, needles and drugs? I could sTite about what happened to my mother. What was done to her was brutal. I even felt sorry for doctors who knew all hope for recovery was gone, but who kept that poor 90-year-old alive month alter month , not wanting to be accused of "murder." What nonsense! Until euthanasia-which is not "mercy killing," but simply NOT prolonging life use1e1y-is im4ertoed, I ,sh 1 were a horse with a broken leg. God love you. DOROThY L IN MANCHESTER., CONN. DEAR ABBY: Thanks for telling me to d Federkks of Hc.Ilywnod to order a false fanny. I ordered one and have never been happier. I have a fairly nice shape, but am so flat in back, nothing looked good on me. Also I am so bcuaey, sitting for any length of time without a cushion was . sheer misery. Now that I have this padded girdle, I look great and fed wonderful. GLORIA IN GREAT FALLS, MONT. I. u Problems? Y=11 feel better et It off 7W CheSt. For a personal reply. write to ABBY: Box No. fIN, LA-, W NM. Enclose stamped. $eil4ddrelsed envelope. 20 _____________ t_1 _112T1f — — -- i -- - N - _ .14 11) By CLINIC George W. Crane, Ph.D.. M.D. Edith's questions should be answered so es-cry grammar schooler can make "Thanksgiving" an everyday affair. And be grateful to Gov. Bradford. who shifted from d namnic Communism Capita lism. Thai's why we lead th e world toda! ,.— ) -f . ( was a t - -: •'. J •L1 • - .. . ..- .--,..-.-.--- - .-----, -- first . . . .. - . •• . •1._,j. .•. '.y - - .. . . _ ---.: . - '- 4,' 4. :(;çt. •1 • ' -it - was "..j; z:T,00,_i c~~_1- 1 ~W to - -r3 i tjIIII I ~- - .__ _.i_- ~tz ~ - 1l """' cam " _N~ --- — — N_~ I i U4 a ° , _t ' is j defies washing ALPHA Pill ALUMNAE ASKED TOLUNCHEON _ _____________ YOU ARE INVITED TO CUSTOMER APPRECIATION SALES Come see our complete selection of Christmas toys, house decorations, tree trims, cards and gill wrap. Also a full assortment of warm and smart clothing, shoes, socks, toilet goods, notions, and household Items. Shop the entire store. Come S.., Shop 'N Save. Hundreds of gift Ideas while our selection is complete. Bring the family shop at leisure during these hours — .9 P.M. m.i,n 0 AND LAY-AWAYS PAID OUT ' " "-' Wiff, to U CtIP. W,FAV h,..t IN - " C&III of b1 o SUPER DOLLAR STORE 2o3E,FIRSTST. - SANFORD,FLA. announced by Dellary Bridge Club. There were 10 tables in play directed by Oscar Crosby. 111. + £ - t'nnp - Ii 0111(111 I 4 4?,c\ Louise (;ore, Carol Dudley, 6.29 3.88 YARD TO in qoo + mi (1) YD. 0 1 Nl'l.iss Bentot', Cathy Driggers OFF REG. PRICE - Q THE BEST BUY ANYWHERE! SKIRT LENGTHS IN WARM BONDED ACRYLICS Following a short business meeting, Mrs. Ruth Long showed slides and gave a narrative on points of interest her recent trip to Bali, Nepal and India. .1 1 / $ SKIRT from I 3 — THE I_LINlV _ - -- - . - " Z I fr_4 . , .,,S FOR — — - — DOUBLE KNITS .- DRESSMAKER LENGTHS Values To $6.00 Yd. $ 44 8 FANNETE EDWARDS herald Correspondent a program on Japanese Poems OPEN FRI. NITES STAR CLIII SETS 110h10.tv rr't i.'ii ii ,n, "'"' committee mem R: The Robe Fabric i pig`ts Astrella Suede SHOE STORE rs - u '' 00 Than ksgis'ing.chr ist)5 c'elebra tion. A lunc heon with all th e trimmings supplied by the be will be served at noon followid b and Literature, ' ' 'I % The Ikenobo-1kehana Chapter The Deltona Star Club will of East Central Florida, met ineet Friday morning, Nov. 23, + 4i is chairman Mrs. Aida Davis of the luncheon co mittee ana Cha r lo tte WeIdi vice presi dent, n charge of the I - SANFORD %, a (F.R I (I{U' I'S is the mmian-Kenneth Davis, president; Mrs. ager of th e sportswear dc. Albert Croninger, first vice in Jordan Marsh's president; Mrs. Arthur Peternew Altamonte Mill son, second vice president; uiiS )CCn wi th .iOivan Mrs. Harry C. Durand, third Marsh llyears, and says she vice president; Mrs. John /. partment t' & store ' $ enjoys ' ' being + much she doesn't niind driving clear across Orlando to work every day from her South Orlando home. Relaxing by the pool and boating are her favorite leisure time activities. She also enjoys intrior decorating Mrs. Groves has five children. I + December but will resume meetings on Jan, 17 at 2 pm,, itli Mrs. Arch>- Schrock giving I , \ - -- - +- 1 I / I \ fl. - / . I . / + / ' ..s. .7/ 77t]-T J'T im PRINTED 06 .~,: KNITS FOR I V) $ 49 I 4- , .r. -- 1 ) I LADIES DRESSES / Christmas morn . . . . Reg. & 1% The Remnant Shop . - ~ Sweaters Slacks Dresses i L,,j Suits Jeans Undergarments - and much, much more '1 / 1. - 1 YD. IAND TOPS '":" . "\ I INO-IRON I+ ' ;. ".. FANCY "GALEY & LORD" ' I YD. FASHION COLORS stoles All f easy care fabrics. • 1' Slips a ii cuing r free. , I1 \I I \ II \ all the most feminine " Infant Sizes Thru 6x 7 4_1-1N '" - ! FULL BOLTS Delicate lingerie and slee,p1 w ea n -- Il Fashions For The Little Folks %% , + ( 4 • C •.) r "\'s. I "'h. .. , Biseholl, recording secretary; Mrs. Arch Shrock, corresponding secretary; Mrs. whutman Hopton, treasurer. Mrs. Robert Bell was appointed publicity chairman. The society will not meet in iii,-N 13u" & 13ow . __"3__1 IV A' 'i t _) VELVET Iav.wr from - + 251 East Michigan, Orlando - ,' 3796 W. Colonial, Orlando W . -.'/ ' 1W $ FREE GIFT WRAP 11 /1 0 At Btttitw K+ Bow + 7610 Hiawatha Opposite Jim Lash Chrysler.PtYmOUth. Wwwe 9=1W -T 01M. DEPARTMENT STORE 213 E. FIRST ST. I 1~ I to 6 Yd. Lengths CRUSHED - - . r. I< F" save S2.00 Yard Great Gift Ideas busine5s meeting a riew slate of offimrs for 1974 was elected. Machi Wash And 208 E FIRST ST + 44 YD. - ('inter with Mrs. Whitman munity Center with Mrs. Julia lIpton as guest speaker. Her Barr, president, presiding. program topic was, "History of Oriental Since there will be no On Dec. 1 the club wilt 'ake I' ;ins" meeting in December, this a trip t - the Tree for \lemnbers made Morimono meeting will be a combination dinner and sig t h seei ng. .rrangements to be used for 1 hanksgiving. During the - 00 100% POLYESTER SHOE Deltona Activities :-A* _,~, - 4 uII\OO __ .- I .~) w J thret - Attending were Mines, IV flOWi MITH OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF KNITS 9N ,k if - ORIENTAL FANS lllS'TORY TO[ fl TO I'll .1 PTS'u gj ''' - -- 'i DOUBLE KNITS — you uu F P 1 00% Fete At the last meeting of Warren, presented her with a presented to her by her daugh- "A Therapy of Thanksgiving," Co-hostesses for the supper Seminole Chapter 2, Order of beautiful orchid corsage. ter Mrs. Iva Corbel by Norman Vincent Peale, and were Barbara Davis and Patty the Eastern Star, Mrs. Helen Fifteen years earlier, her Memorial Service was Mrs. Ethel Moore read "Thank Swann. Bruce, a DeBary resident for home chapter requested Semi- presented by the Worthy You God For Everyth ing," b ...,,t,. -- . u,, ,,,.n tdidWI so present ssrs. Matron, organist, and star Helen Steiner Rice. Mrs. Bruce, a member of Bruce, her 50-year pin, and points, in memory of departed Plans are being made for a Chapter 407, Jefferson, N.Y., again on this occasion, Chapter members this past year, special meeting to be he ld on recently celebrated her 65th 407, of New York wired an arm Clarence 0. Bare, Mary Jan. 10, 1974 in honor of th e year as a member of Easter bouquet of red carnations, to be Boneker, Eunice K. Dann and Wor thy Grand Ma tron, Mrs. Star, and 55 years as a past presented to Mrs. Bruce. Joe Corley. Lucille Taunton, and Worlliy matron. The day following the Mrs. Jean Eckel was in. Grand Patron, Percy Dillard After her Introduction, Mrs. meeting, Mrs. Bruce celebrated stalled into office of Martha , when they make an official visit Bruce was seated in the East a birthday, and F. Corbel, her with Stella Pryor as installing to Seminole Chapter 2. for the evening. son-in-law sent her a beautiful officer, and Mrs. Marie Richter Mrs. Helen Leinhart, chair. ___________ In be half of her children the charm for her bracelet, corn- as installing marshal. man of t he social hour, a nd her Worth Matron, Mrs. Gloria niernorating this special -. A Tkitiksgiving program was committee served delicious re. casion in her life, and was given. Mrs. Marie Richter read freshments. II orkuu.,' y 97995 I -. - j uIl .... the little Misses Lana and I..o rl I inier. The couple will be residing in Altamonte Springs. (;IIIIIILI (;r1mIi (haptr Alpha Delta Kappa held tho annual pot luck supper on Nov. 9, at the home of Patty Swann, A delicious supper of fried chicken, assorted covered dishes, hot rolls, desserts, iced tea and coffee was enjoyed. , A V 4 SAT. FRI. & SAT. Master Gary For Annual -- Eastern Star Observes Thanksgiving d at Night ii Gather ___ FRI. Also in attendance were Educators • 0 by Day your pirtntr has i*'*&v% , Helen Bruce Honored As 65-Year Meni ber OFF ALL PURCHASES spent '-" - - join -- T THANKaYC 0h1 rian the pledge rituals, everyone enjoying the wines Beta Sigma Phi's, on ritual ceremony at the home of Dec- 6. Shirley Pilueger, Elizabeth and cheeses from around the Janie has been with the chapter Sharon, Mildred Ulrey, Eleanor Myrna Vaughn on Shannon Gamma Lambda started world, Drive, The new pledges are their new year with a pool party for two years, and is vice presi- Warder, Charlotte Whitmore, dent this year. Eileen Sanimnet, Pam at the home of Evelyn Byrd. A Masil hllythe, Rita Brown, Ann For their money making ,n Ann Hansen, coffee klatch honored the new projects, the Gamma Lambdas Jastreski, Denton, Beth Murphy, Pat Other officers are Di n Jeannene Davis, with a new rushees at Janie Carpenter's held a a Sabin and Misses home interior decorating Futrell, president; Judy Webb, and June Raston.Linda Parrott transferee, Ercell Gray, from home in early October. The Idea program, treasurer; Phyllis Senkarik, Cha rlottesville, Va. hus ba nds were then Invited to The chapter Mrs. Glenda Smith was welwill be secretary; and Evelyn Byrd, Di na Futrell, president and corned by the members as a it) a wine-cheese tasting represented byJanieCarpentercorrespondingsecretary. pledge. FRIDAYS- NOV. 23, NOV. 30 DEC. 7, DEC. 14, DEC. 21 o 0/ Firit Sanford, The bride was given In marriage by her bro ther, • The garden wedding, which John D. Ivey Jr., and the took place at the home of the couples attendants were Mrs. Ivey and Innis H. Meredith, of (;arnnm Chapter of Judy Webb, treasurer were in party at Judy Webbs, with in the Christmas Parade float of Virginia Krause, Ruth Long, Beta SigmaLambda Phi held a pledge charge of - in ••" . Gam ma Lambda Leads Rituals j t, Bryant, c lindsey 1 Futrell. Family night _________________________________________________________ -" 'f Springs,toKennettil,!,njer 0 __________________________ Fern Park, on Nov. 21, 1 3, at 6:30 p.m. - / vey r E by THANKSGIVIP bride's inother, was performed Pledge s hid ucted SUPER DOLLAR' S Alone . W'-' WELCOME TO GAMMA LAMBDA! (Itor) front roy.', Ann Hansen, ,Jeannene Davis and Ercell Gray. ftick low, Judy \''ebb, Pam Jastremski, Eileen Sammet and Di n a Reads ,.,.., Kenneth Lanier I (Cecelia Farmer Photo ) çi);. ..i., -_ -_ . _ * DEAR POLL? — I realize it is good merchandising to have a customer wander around the store and possibly buy Alpha Phi alumnae of extra items while waiting for a prescription to be 1ilkd Winners Included ,Mn. Mabel nIIle and Orange Cuntles a the drug store. It is also inhumane not to provide seating for Piatrow and George Pearsall at least one or two people. I am sure there are many senior will meet for a sandwich luncitizens who would agree with me. I have seen them grasp cheon on Tuesday, Nov. n, at first, with 128; Mrs. Frances Henley and Fred Piotrow, the counter to keen their balance while the people behind 11:30 a.m. the counter were laughingly discussing their vacations. I All area alumnae are invited Second, with 12; Mrs. Abby W' 'oii'e had i do not want to underestimate our appreciation for a phar- to attend the event at the home Richardson and Don Macmacist checking to be sure a prescription is correct and not of Barbara Brown Mrs, T C) r.augbton, third )13); Mrs. . . , :li: with sor,iethmiig vke,(he' person may be taking : Thanksgiving. we do appreciate their great care and concern. -JERRY. 11 Stonegate South, Haven- George Fzrr and Mrs. Richard off David, fourth 02)); Mr. and DEAR POLL? — I hope my Pointer will help Bernice sbrook Subdivision, Now in; 111111' to make (:liritiiia remove the discoloration from her china. I have used liquid Markham Woods Road. Mrs Larry Homer, fifth bleach on china many times to remove tea &nd other stains Reservations may be made by (118); and Mrs. Gloria from my good china. She might try a small place first and ca lling 322-8959. Accardi and Mrs. Dolores Finn, merry for the girl in 'our life see if it helps. The bleach can be a rather st ro ng solution sixth, (1l6). and I have not had it harm china or its colors so this should Additional winners who tied BRIDGE RESULTS 1Lr Come I)r()wse Roiay where you'll be worth a try. -D.D. for third place N-S were Mrs. DEAR GIRLS — I used lull strength bleach to remove brown crazed looking marks from an ALL WHITE Overall winners in the Open Robert Nicholls and Mrs. Ruth find gifti galore for wedgwood saucer and It worked beautifully. Two dil Pairs Tournament have been Gallagher and Mrs. Elsa 4. lerent china pat te rns al so were tested and neither showed Unkles and Mrs. Nan Edwards aiy change In color BUT do test first, A different firing morn trig. noon or night. 113l,* process could make a difference and I certainly would not use this on old hand-painted china without a thorough test SOCIAL DEPARTMENT (liii or formal, all 14eaatit1v first. -POLL?. MEETS FOR CARDS DEAR POLLY — Before painting the frame work on the outside of windows swab the window glass itself with a twopriceti for every p(ckeLl)o()k. The Social Department of inch band of liquid detergent. When dete rg ent is dry do the Sanford Woman's Club met for paint job and when the paint is dry It will take only a slight All the November card party with rub with a clean cloth to rub the pane clean. -MRS.H.J. It does not ma tter how bright six ta bles of bridge and one of and exciting things are canasta in play. downtown when a person ' Refreshments of a delicious WIN AT BRIDGE linger S&'CS well or gets about party cake and punch was Partner's play ages Methuselah easily. Margaret, nearly served luring the afternoon by ______________ seventy and living alone in a Mrs. E. C. Harper, io minutes later. He played downtown rooming house, had Mrs. G. E. Quinn and Mrs. T. It. NORTH U last at the start, but slowed enjoyed taking a long 4 K986 walk huts. down to a crawl after he had everyday p K 53 to see what was going Mrs. George McCall won the thrown the slam out the win- on +7432 the world. Now with award for high score in bridge dow." 4103 We have to sympathize energy and eyesight failing, arid Mrs. W. I). Hofmann was WT EA' 228 E. FIRST ST. with the old man. If his most of her time in her high in canasta. Mrs Adrian 4 the room listening to the radio. partner had just applied PH. 322.3524 p DOWNTOWN SAN FORD Hall won the screeno. p Q1096 'It" of ARCH and asked him' She had no family left and • • \K thc9" ir "Iln'ar i"in I nl ii sociai security cneii 10 I0 5 6 K9642 all would have been well, 4,875 live on. She realized she would South would lead a trump SOUTH (U) soon no longer be able to to dummy at trick two see 4 AQJ 1074 manage on her own and would that East had showed out, AJ82 — whereupon he would take have to move to a rest home. and lose the club finesse. The Salvation Army heard AQJ West could lead a trump or about her from the public Both vulnerable anything else, but South tealth nurse. West North East South would get to ruff out his last So, Margaret went to Swnulcr 24 two hearts after discarding p 1l 4• t)flC of dummy's on the ttiir. camp with The Salvatlon Army J'a 64 hlmm Aie Club. The Solvatiea l.t I club and i:m up with galmie, By Opening lead9# Army put her in touch with slam and rubber. Bassett people again. They regularly 5PAI'ERt?TE)li1(isEA5sN Padgett visited her during the year, and By Ossald & James Jacoby Orlando _________________________ made sure she did not spend (..stmas at home l istening to "Are rea liv 91s't v"ir: tj. rlit), jld. Mm. lethu.c1jh . :iiu meThe bidding has been 22 po rter asked. Seating by day .. .sleeping by night. Perfect for studios, small apartments. "Nn. I am flqt,' the %%'rst North East South Instant accommodation for slepover guests. And you'd never even sispect repi. '1 just lookk that old be14 cause ni what has happened l they housed a bed. Pass Pass 34 to meat the bridge table, Pam34 Take this hand as an exam44 Pass ? Rag 229" And Up pie. I sat North and probably y,,, South, hold: aged so years while my 6A2 TS +AQJ874AKJ65 partner hacked away at it" NOW Wh;t And Up (11' lit ruth d tflm diamond ' — lihi .i club-.. trihbt lead; played act' and a smals be ming seven and you might trump and then lost the club be one trick too high, but this is finesse West was mean your best rail BEDDING & enough to lead out his third TODAY'S QUFTION and last trump My part mir In.skad of t,mdduig Itrez h artes FURNITURE Co. S LaslILd t0 dul to dIs bid p.mdt card a heart from dummy, over y ou r three clubs. What do Owned & Operated by Jim & Dee Smith but it didn't help him a bit lie do no.' 2200 5. French Ave. had to lose a heart trick SOITIC Ph. 323.0235 Answer Tomorrow Sanford - Sits , .' - / Polly's Problem A rea A - ANNUAL AFTER a-ova I — AAA - - __ ___ (name of newspaper), DEAR POLL? — My son works with glass fiber. My problem is how to get the resulting scratchy feeling out of his clothes. They come clean when washed but the itchy fragments remain. -MRS.S.T. Art' / . early. u -o But t" I among the Pilgrims themselves didu I list long Because there 'a no private -rerhir, of land Mid all the ____ L I Some - ,~_ -' I. meet interesting personalities. Avoid hypocrites. - P_ 11-pim". S~~ K~"::=_- A , W _I69 f 4 -_ . Jima ' I , .ISEW & SAVE ; ff!i Becomes Bride Of " rF Margaret CASE Y576: Edith J., aged 20. is a college coed. "Dr. Crane." she asked, Gan "Why Thursday chosen I ydni for the celebration of Thanksgiving Day' crops were placed in a corn "And is it true that Pilgrims a4opted Communism This was the first communist settled In "cell" in New England! when they America"" But it proved a rank failure! For the young, unmarried TlIANKSGl 'ING FACTS men began to grumble. "We work as hard or even Canada celebrates harder than the older married Thanksgiving Day on Monday men," they complained. in the month of October. "Yet we can take only one Thursday was decreed by portion of food while a married Abraham Lincoln in 1864 to be man with 3 children gets 5 the proper November date for portions the ;nited Slates "That is obviously unfair!" .. Our Thanksgiving falls on the '" 41h Thursday in November. The unmarried began to stall Since Thursday celebrating around and grow lazy in their does not overlap with the farming chores. a Jewish Sabbath. this Gay. Bradford then shifted favorable weekday for such a from communism to our superb choice. capitalistic system, Gov. Bradford, In 1621, And the next year's crop was decreed a day for thanksgiving a bumper harvest Why' God when die fir s t corn crop Because he furnished each washar-vestedby the Pilg ri ms. man his own private little farm! Alm o st half , he Pil g rim .•\ntl the 'ir1'-r 'has then fl populdtluti had died during time titled to everything he could preceding winter when disease, grow thereon! severe cold and near starvation This gave incentive to were constant threats everybody, which launched So the fall harvest cf bum pe r yields, a higher stanmarked a day of prayer, hymn dard of living and our present f!1! :;. r mi? od firming , •""" leadership of the entire world! IS guests o', Bradford !hu changed L potluck affa'i r. P.0 l the inure future economic those Indians also contributed climate of the U.S.A. by wild turkeys and rc'nison(or the pioneering thit "free en main meat course of the terprise" system! prolonged dinner, We are still envied envied by all Tables were set out doors other nat ions' both the pilgrims and I ndians h thubIv thankful at ti t a -I Ii ro' just for I! .ir mrg fl turkey and other gastric Three days vtac-sed before delicacies hut for our dynamic that first Thankgmving end"d f,jriitaltcn irned to the ,, 311t1 the Indian r Pritich Sjili' ~7~~ ~ -f r a SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Handle own affairs wisely and avoid the public. Find more up-to-date system that Jail . uIJului will make life easier and more prosperous. Avoid shallow persons. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Be sire you know what MEN USE HOMES 40 friends desire from you and do your part Get out to social _____________I affai rs that attract you. Avcld troublem ak er. —— J41 45 46 17 AQUARIUS (Jan. 2 1 to Feb. 19) Keep active at imptant or — — — career and public matters. Use your finest talents and make big 48 49 50 progress. Loo Look- to that person you like for a big favor you — need. —— — 51 53 PiSCES (Feb. 20 to Mat 20) Put through ideas that can add — — — —— to your current knowledge. A new associate has the 54 55 in formation you need. You may have a very interesting —— in experience. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. he or she will be overly determined to have own way, which should be curbed early, but once your youngster has made a decision, nothing can change it, which is good later in life, since it is the key to the success possible In this chart. Teach early to consider the POLLY'S POINTERS wishes and feelings of others, then fine partnerships can be formed, especially of a business nature. Give good training ' fiberglass "The Stan impel, they do not compel." What you make of t. your life is largely up to YOU! Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for December is now ready. For your copy send your btrthdate and $1 to Carroll Righter Forecast Box By POLL? CRAMER 629, Hollywood, Calif. 90028, -- some e. ___ . i J4 to our - 1_. I--0 — WORRY . .. __ K"Alf Ivey Lindsey Thursday, Nov. 22,1973-13A The RemnantsShop's ;; ' f 1102il ,. M ll _ highly 53 Tungsten tab) The Sanford Herald IF Institute amusement that will help you relax, feel happier. You are creative and can express yourself beautifully now. Avoid a hypocrite. LEO (July 22(0 Aug. 21) The situational home is rather difficult but (sd on your part will help. Make some concession that insures peace. Keep temper in Check. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Shop, keep appointments, handle correspondence and get affairs in fine order. Paperwork is most important. Get out of disadvantageous position LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Study your financial affairs for greater success. Get your re lations with others on a better basis. Read your newspaper carefully for opportunities. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Improve health and ippr.irn l)rc wdl and :id ahui OJ time, .i!ly o bar — Righter GEMINI (May 21 to June 1. 1) Plan your time and activities wisely in early .m., then plow .hrough energetically. Find the best way to improve your health. Plan a trip soon. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Enjoy some Instance 32fly aloft 2ltakanriver 33Fnglii'ut'n 3utIIe 34 Peak in th 4 TIut th ~ r -:- - ~ - r I GENERAL TENDENCIES: Consider all aspects of a course of action and prepare to put these in operation with an interesting campaign you now can devise and perfect. Consider what others need and help them, ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) handle obligations with dispatch and please all concerned. Conscientiously keep any promises. Avoid one with a bone to pick with you. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Consider future trends you desire in association matters and make concrete plans, draw diagrams. Improve public affairs also. Think constructively. 31 Muntin lConflnent ilCivil 22Cert.aindiscs 52Kmil .By Abi gai l Va n Buren N V. Niwi tv c 1W u i CARROLL RIGHTER 'S _ ~ n e:~;— T1 '. s.-.. 16 Y, j IGI 44 Conveys 45 15 ij 39 Nam e of ii Popes 13 -. 1973 . d Implement 3$Eaglesne-it $ScGtttsh novelist Bryan etal 14 Enri co FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, ___ wife 37 Wnting i FORECAST FOR Provous Pu!O — PH, 322-4712 Hwy 178, 92 In Fern Park ORLANDO 422-3261 Near Maitland F 121 W. CIIIRCH ST. DOW NTOWN - - _____ -. — 701 E. 1st. ST. SANFORD SHOP ALL THREE LOCATIONS 122-1191 — SEW &SAVE 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 -- e- -.-f �- - -- - __r Ift Sanford Herald hursda 22, 1973 Sports - - 0 _________________________________ ______ _____________________ - By Dan Gilmartin - } Little did I know that when I attended the contest between the Georgia Bulldogs nd the Florida Gators, that I was watching two future bowl teams in action. The 'Dogs were ledger. Georgia is the Peach State and that is where the Vince the Tribe had the game turned around on them by the visiting _______ the final period. A minor point here, is suppose, is the the mere fact that - — _______ - Not in this case. Which brings to surface the real question with a sight of relief. I think that more folks would pa to see (for Instance) Abarn (C-i) and Ma'..f (7-3) do't I not : -- —'-9.--- I ____ 7 08 remainIng in the ball game _jJ— parkwlthSROcrowdsandmlthcxtsmoretunedfn—and they bIlli iii the end zone but he - chunpion' ncnt.iuii iii tat pre-iedson artiries — fur the wmnhrig si points - -- Matthews connected with tight - - I / f _ - -- ____ -- —I , * ahoolcrushedthestudent body 7 ____ -— - - - - - for games of Nov 22. 23 and 24 world can hear him, not Justa select few sands of spectators it South Alabama 2fl iSU 21(N) backs arc repeating their (acorge Blanda caught the lbama lads under the To Jun Williams (Trainer of amateurs at the Naval _ -'---. - — ______ —1 ________________________ I _________________________ _______________________ I _______ II ______ - and beat a (theortkahl}) unbeaten LS(J squad and 'o're uprights from the 15 ,ard line National Champ' What about if UCLA makes it and dumps Ohio State' That real!) would make picking the top tram )drdS Late in the first half the Ramble, Ramble, Ramble — sex the reader - don't thesekldslearntosaywhattheymeanandputupanymore' Thepomtis - why in the world don't the folks who put on terntor but failed to score when they fumbled to Boone. With the exception of those underwaysoall the goodfolks from Maine to Florida - from California to Osnkash - can st-op arguing about situations Jimmy McCleod was the Brave's workhorse most of L'ie ' _________________________ ______ unsucctssful ittenipts on the ground Jeff Hess came in on ' ______ Not-re Damecontroversey' It would be nice wouldn't it? __________ I - -"- - .-_t- -. '-'. -. ..lki 'e A a L.I - .. -i - --- ' safct) I• S The tutrs continually broke 13 yards on the ground. FOr the faculty oround same Blanton sweep whenever their air at. p1., 00 0 70 Fumbl,sLost PenaltIes F — F - 0 Safety. BdnhfackI,d TPiom BIan?o I_p_ud_'ulill'_ - ii_ B) JOHN NELSON Parseghian becain.' coach in Southern Cal Is 8-1 1 and The game was almost Lw- S • so • P6% muo%es on to state competition for the first time eer Even th1._wiriacr__scirc!'__ r__ ' _____i .__I_ - _____________ ______________ -' ferences are among those on running offense that has kept teams and Pepper Rodgers, the faculty was continual!) F Bent 45 and pan Ito the line oser the long Thanks- Notre Dame unbeaten this sea the Bruins' coach, will test the chided for their use of illegal S — SIanla 20 yard om gaIorllItthooks like Mich St. 27 Iowa I! high scoring 42 28 fra>y' a See ou next Monday r anor ('St ______________________ ________ - -- lT-...__j _ _____ ..,-:---- The weekend begins toda) Nibraska, rated lath nation Schembechler has not lost a quarterback was sprung loose - - - 1__ _______________________ ___________________________________________ siana State for the SEC chain the first time in near!) four became coach in 1968 'Both Iluggins piolw.tup,andAirForcepla}mg seasons when it meets third learns will be extremely high Earl) in the second stanza w,LS fired Tourniment _________---------------- _____-____________________ $ ____________________ Oklahoma takes on Nebraska, ka Coach Torn Osborne siys he 53)5 'No tearli can ever get too from 25 ards out for thur third '4f ,'\ r ' - - I -- _____________________ ___________________________ — - - '3j1J) - _ _______________________ - . -- , ______ _____________ - -- rankedTtgi'rs are meeting' the best te.tn in Amrwrir'i in the - . U - --- Ohio Stati meets Michigan for that unbeaten Oklahoma is untheBigTentltleandtheusiting thh1e teamspot inthe Rose Bowl, and Powerful USC, rdnked ninth, uC,.A anu •outrwrn Cai CiflSu meets ,o 8 UCLA in a risalr) for tat Pad rown and the that could produu sparks esen - ____________ i\, President's request to conserve f ,.', 11 qoi,g i e' ) (.AJCJOI 1 kd 0' - '.. 1" '\ . t.1j ii.-. ...., ,, I Aost'e, I ,— , IL,ii V4 — r- -- i- ' • — '(f 14 Iwn Lakes 2 t off on all Fort Luderdale St mOtorIsts to Drive Maturely" on the Thanksgiving weekend • - ,' , Glades Central 49 - lUll Iii k' t alt iI 4 ilIc , it / firstMlic&tcimnto beat fifth the:°;o AB( bhing tsunria !J _____ _______ i 9-6 '4' together and fired a 224-480 to U S Hankers to three -'--'-'---- Pierce Central 26. ' " -_ ---Z - .,./ y ____ -. - Leave Feb - 15, 1974 - 1 , ,. All M'al on Ship ,, Aitarnonte Springs i--iii -_-Iii - _- ---- b-- - - _i I T - . - - 500 FRENCH A VENUE $ -- - - .— -_,- -=- I - - - y 7z'- ___ , - -- - - - _ - -- Philadelphia Cil)it& P7!-)2 .7 't /966', - , 10 Angeles .- ,,-. - 7 1 133 6' Eastern Conference " -- 4/Y2 /7' - " -' ---- - M hvauket Ti--- - 12 ,-, Philadelphia dromat to a clean sweep Other high games this week Hacienda Village in the were Donna I epore, 176, (,cncration Gap bowling Brenda Wilkins 375 J lc1igue Andrewsl7l, l.aura}Iarrisl7l 'lurk) Henkle led Fly Caster Sharon Williams 1Gb Alice •-_ hugh for U1t.i1ie Painting when I tiikDonni Lepori Oti her s$nt I Y -- iserage and will '& i. L- State 'ives •ll eiin Kansas from—up to 16 lb.. ,, Golden a " I p a a 9, I Where Quality Sells & Service Tells -_-_-_=- ,- -- wins a IS 4 719 Next to Jim Spinc.r' Restaurant on 17 fl Veto (%er () their mali h with Butt's Texaco '' Lake Worth HEADQUARTERS - -, ' y , • -- ae I lfl , - , I 4'- - ri I Thornaj 7 _________________________________________________ '\ I fll• - ' - with a special Deiray Beach Atlantic 57. West Palm Beach Cardnal Newman 0 Coconut Creek2O Sunrise PipenC Qt, -- '4 . /4)" '' — ..- Il) ),"Lit, I" I— V Ic ,, I __________________ mR5F&w4N )14 (] L.. - _____ fWr.A.r.&z (1) CS?.', , (7 -4&,O4i, "OA, p ( ":r-'03 '4 Tohill, head football coach of gles to entir the third round of - \ - - "U' a b - :''- a. 17, Sracuse 8 sersit) of Virginia, was fired feated Sannie Gouws of South Arizona State and an untiap • I Miami Springs 36, Hialech 0 13 1 he 1 FOOTBALL TFNNIS (II Ul O1TLWII IF, Va !OHANNE,BUHG, South A! wtiictlp squeaker for the 1 ro lilr%ar(1 2G sale II Ihu Lawrtnti head Football rica — lopseeded Evonne JIflS (1% er UCLA 32 28 a two Rotw Bowl berths and six for our gamut agafn.st the Air rinesmeetOhioState,andhe is got the teachers their second (ii 0vi,ts-y:e 171 Mam, LoycIa 0 Moore Haven 14 CIewIton 0 ______ - (Ii - - pta) in national!) televised %crel) hampered bs a pulled Mithigan Coach Ho Sthem- accumulated 65 yards in _______________________ games •ibdomninal muscle bechier admits emotions will penalties during the 24 mInutes ALso on the line in those n I cr ur ilipnrt mt With tl wec off, loin I ' of iitiun Tonlp't'i Seleetloni ri ',er C,prci ake 7 ra _. - i , sta) tuned to liii wireless for 'anderbIlt 3$ Tampa 14 Tempt.' 14, Vlllanosa 13 the others urn kumph' • ss ' r, 1 -v ' .. O •,000,i •ti oa Ifl Iarhill i '., g room _' II'c"• . . i DebN 1)4) sUs___ ___ Ho) ) I have stakid out a seat Southern (al J2 ( (l.A 28 — 1&4. ¶) a.- , Would that I were Sep. Pennsylvania 35, Cornell 22 turilets — hiodlo - and couid Dartmouth 25 I'rince'o 'S 'ii r"i take in all I th -t' I ' H t . i xas St. mortal (Ed, Note: i'hat's a 7 (N)' for the rest of you 45 - ii only do something about weekday, afternoons and &inday I mlloCflings) I 11TH 1,au. bcl ------ - hflflesotaaiIWisconsin is Angelis Coliseum r1iz na at N C Temrle and ara agai4, . - ;3'7 .' WaI,e IY r • orcs 0 Yale in THE GAME at New Illinois 38 Northwestern 28 • - ________________________ 1iami (FIa 15 Florid I U a I - bozlngaUlltj togoalongwiththestrength,heart and punch that he already possesses. .rio it A ii I. a A • e prom 2 en Drown ic flw ews. ( vrasrs I : , 'w'?;9 e$ SIXTH O.-*.s. s'T' . the century- Ohio State ss Michigan at Ann Arbor journe) U he wasn t Cleveland 70 yard PII.s from EVlNw W5U - letting contest - heh hch - Purdue 29, Inij' ana 2) - z • To Joe Brade) (Tampa writer and Friend of Boxing In (cncral) A long life and lots happiness wij Just kidding when he said he was leaving, if Orlando Wdncsda} Night Results --- o.orao t IT £ew Mex 14 we will sec 'oiiie of th,t Ohio U 44 a z-ecortj fie consecutie field - 12 yard run. , the South) More trips intoOrtando with your boys, because gli.es toeser)one he comes in contact with, be returned two First Downs Rushing to go for more touchdowns Oklahoma Sooners and th€ 1101) (ross22, tonnecticut IS Nebraska Cornhuskers Will N Carolina 28 Duk 26 pearing that night To Solomon MeTier (Local Fighter, Manager, and HPALD SCOREBOARD C Shed through the student line in timi to catch o III ton Cy nilua W dar ndaD nna n crown d last nighi in Saturday__"osember24 • A I the field goal be dealued to a Majer, a 10th round draft 42 '4ebr cka r for the llama stalwarts — Brown ii Columbia 13 To BI.lGore (&4-year- d Trainer) 84 more to real class GUY. this time for 35 3ards For the dudin a amne endm g sa o sP I e amar the E'ore would come with '° final reading 12-18 ''I tb" th'rd piny fron1 scrim .i. - - - - .L attcmnpted 18 carries, most of Real!) though I can think of nothing better than to actuafl) watch a NATIONAL CHAMPIONShIP football - - -- for a total of 91 yards. For the THE AME find )OU would be telling tat truth As it stands - - sttsc1ed the gap in for 336 )ards without an in Also t his ettit the third period when again I. ti '. together,perhapstso feet And %%ere son or tied b) a foot predicts a 357 win for the BostonCol 1I to Pro Boxing) The knowledge that you are allowed to keep ________________________ -_- ____ — Matthews fumble on the ten sbootuut' Again — improbable — but the Bergals arc un beaten tooand theyarepla,tng in Baton Rouge aren't they' i'.-- ixa has enjoyed a tremendously Texas Tech 31 Arkansas 17 deserses Turke> Bowl Slaughter," hild jard toss from Blanton sending CX4IS • noon clash and to the derring Oklah Control of his Irish temper and half the punch that his 't it ill ! l do',n to is that ii 12 was the sear of the ia?u SNCILs as ii. s Simpson b burning up tat track b that onis the Sunda) at Notre L)ame Irish and Air • I Lt 5tâuii, WHCfl the haSh assorted catcalls as tt'e liar' ad C-i'on rolk phrase or Pso - bib hctf sonic of the top rated boys before he dies of old age With time In the first half kickers a sharper angle and a 7Jjfle arid rIIan.ort.man pass slimmer target. On the other defense, hand, say the detractors of such 'this year more than ever a move, ft would make things before the defensive teams are rougher for the runner, too, getting the standing ovations ghing hliii less room to moe and thi offensive teams either " FORECACT Turkey Taater Deluxe [)avid Ray of Los Angeles sign of losing his touch. To date back out to where they were so is the spectacular "bomb" have another potentially sen- the place-kicker Conventional ) I become such a lethal offensive Sports St.idium The President of a major record studio ifl nIh' like arm of Jack lUanton crossed the goal line for the ( come The Braves got their points fighting Irish are dumped in osie of the two remaining con- C even if the Vikings hadn't placements and punts and of \othing this sear certainly h s b conic stronger th in 1h 'o ils in i' ime thr' tim' c it 'u iifui il ff1 I iI in,' u1ki1 I lit lund sut iuiul and (o Fur tunis th season —, behind him and what he Is trying to do bring bhz time ortc into gear driving 60 yards for a the runway contests, ________________ -_____ ____________________ back an expedition that Is looking for the Fountain of Youth" or maybe "Alchemy for Fun and Profit." To Steve Vaugh: (Executive Sports Editor of Orlando Sentinel) That he would realize that boxing is the only major professIonal sport now appearing in Central Florida and give it the notoriety that it desenes -.j - Seeing the game slowly slip : - appears to sample n riva afternoon in a _--- rrrCrrrrrrrv,rrl so far this year, the feats of a 17-17 tie with the St Louis goals like golf pros hit wedge the field goal kickers have all Cardinals. shots but so far the Raiders roughly ecjual to the number of mid-season, DON'T BITE THE HAND, ETC. (arandwLsdom toknowbowfartogo By JOHN (III RWA sudden they won the ballgame 1716 — many odd bounces In the gridiron game. Tfl7r?'' miiost Sundays an average of achievement of the 1973 NFL unbeaten Minnesota would punts and kickoffs, To Bill Clark: (Orlando Sentinel Sports Editor) A new 1 - -' ______ factor on either side but three As the situation stands now things are up in the air For r7 qu IrtLrbdk Bait .tarr, now in 13 edgt. our the fa%orLd Los rookie Ray (au) if the ,eirs or retirement, thinks he has a Angeles Hams Tom Dempsey's injuries ever become unkind to betkridea Ileouldreturntj l2yarder with 38 seconds to Blanda '.et'kcnd game statistics every Monday morning, To Rommie Loudd (I'm not sure what his title is, but t irs i'o u liki hun u" t it !I di fri u 1) 1! ________________________________________________ ( opks t's SCr%kc fht field goal, of course, i fun to atch, but most SpC( - known, the 5COOCT they will come true: With two seconds on the clock forward to other fine defensive 0— Roberts 13 run (paued failed) back to their own 47. (1geater tonerted on ,i If they wanted to doit up high class the CAA could put ?_ seep ci the ground or a long- after a missed field goal Eagles a 24 23 come from. draft choice last January gain pass over the middle, mat would discourage even behind victory over the New because he used to kick a That Is why National Football the long-hitters like Tom England Patriots, football 90 to 100 yards at League officials are a little con. Dempsey from trying those 45Then Jim Turner kicked a 12- Southern Mississippi when the Wishes." Since I feel most of these will get a very low star - . wish he would be more considerate," • 0 but mhd it the hard .as in a another corker But we are really missing the potenttall} Tfl Boots Channin Game - l am certain that "I hope it doesn't rain," i'nd "I wish i could get this knot out of my shoe," have to go the rear of the 134 ipturtd thi district Iie tII piar to be Lb.' best lineup thepost season offers Maybe IJ -, for the Tribe, - c! rr ------W?-!r -r--rrLrr--- Too Many Field Goals After much thought I have come to the logical conclusion that all wishes and hopes have to go through a central INDIVIDUAL SCORING tu t. <. By Lee Geiger as blocked deep in Sanford as he broke off tackle for the open at the Tribe 8yard line afl(l Sv1t 25 run (pau failed) Offensively for the night the Liirrie Fossit and of course territory. Tyrone Tinslev beat tying touchdown from 25 yards [)ehand was set up with a first Seminoles seemed to have lost Pringle will all be returnees DIVIDUAL RUSHING that Coach Claude Woodruff can base a more than adequate Sanford-Sulfon 7$ (ii) Clements (4) Citil 11 (5) Garret defense around, (I e S 0 - - . 1'he contest ended the Tribe WhPii,m 11 ro'J)hclut sone of the south but no reil nation ii intcret Is : ' p.%,?arda,, tryandkicked awayonly to find to hang their heads as they all guestswithin8- The tr for the Mitchell for the second time of ¼iunders sacked the [)eLand presenting the field goal and and black point %is dropp ii tn in IIJ ii Ui' iniht it the Di! iii fr i"n it dli r for th foirfli tifiit Ii i in,' II lull 1:'d I ! inj' hi I ' r fourth and three situation. Bulldogs returned the kick to out in the first period, the Dennis Bagley and Philip Van the preious1y mentioned Georgia Florida affair i the itnrh it em th don (n'nct to irns that win _____ - 60 The locals drive to the 41 of assessed zifter the touchdown their second field goal attempt of the line. fourth period of play the 'Dogs pigskin on the end around and waves for signs of victory. every year? To be sure we all know the Georgia outfit would draw more people and therefore make the bowl more suecessful. You do have to get enough people there to support the activity, If so, why then don't the bowl pickers get together and irr 1ementa post season program that gould be guarantied __________________________ - - .' offense in gear when they got was not through with the by senior Kelley Campbell. pressuring the quarterback and Sinford Frt Do the ball with 4:10 remaining in Se,iiinok. That brought up a fourth down dealing more than effectively , pnning YrdaQ The Bulldogs turned a game the Peach Bowl's selection committee choice of the home -:C-'7-7T.--,.-C-!- , - The Sanford Herald Thursday, Nov 22, 1973-15A _______________________________ ________ FISTIC t aril to the ball and the L)eLnd out 1 he Sanford Seminoles kno find goal with just 18 seconds the methodical ground game to an improvement on the 19 what its like to be caught in a club had their second touchSubsequent to the score left on the clock, that provided over 800 yards in ledger posted by the S'rnino1es reolsng door after their dofl insld€ of two minutes Whigh iiu lkd tniie out and &odin completed another three preious contests The a )eir ago under tso differcr ierfornL1n.e I tst night in thur Bulldog quarterback Glen onferred ith head oaih toss but thc Sanlordites Iribe, tiiatter of Faith, as toaches The tie .ilso ellminatu annual Thanksgising j (sOOd%ifl d5 On target again (l,mde Woodruff The head recosered qukkl) to hold the heldtojust89yardsrushingall the chance of the locals, Bulldogs hung on to pros ide the ' isitors Coutu (or the conersion and the iii4iking the 'dtuatton second second first down until the final conference, from which they l.CadiiIg at the half, on the with a 14-8 lead, ill depart at the end of the attempt was tipped by a and goal at the five with only 11 period of play. benefit oF a fine punt return by Finding themselves behind on DeLand defender to leave the seconds kit to tack. Defensively the local club athletic year. senior halfback Jimmy the scoreboard for the first time game tied at 14-14 with just 1:06 The l)eLand rhucker (ailed shined all night. Mickey that ls,and thegame will be the Peach Bowl. - —r--- pr ____ =rf FLORIDA SHS Battles Deland To 14- 14 Tie I - > ________ I P ringe, Su t ton ave ri e __ --.- ------_-----_- - _= __=__ --=- -_=* - !_.J -._ -- -= ---_ - - ---=-=------ -_tii _ == - / walh:: Todu �i 1 llursday, Nov. 22, 1913 ecession Ahead? Ar ms &&Mao _ %ill 1 The Discount Department Store Cuts Concerning Economists NEW YORK (AP) — Inter- layoffs, are expecW to appear For such Industries Ow problem number of swh Items.—will be permanent economies, others week, Eckstein now estimates BargaIn views wi th leading economists in pockets, Is expected to be not so much a moving Into short supply, with are calling the disruption of unemployment will rise from suggest that the Immediate miIn some areas these short- hortage of fuel but of raw resulting job losses." schedules devastating. 46 per cent to about 5.5 per cent pact of the Mideast oil embargo ages already are evident. They materials. Estimating the job loss in adOtto Eckstein, foriiier Jotm. in the second quarter next year, will be to slow the economy will become more common in "Already a very severe vance Is difficult. one con-. son a4ruinistration adviser and when the impact of the shortage more sharply t ha n had been an- the next few wee ks, especia ll y shorta ge of petrochemicaLs Is suIting economist said almost now head of Data Resources, will id greatest. ticipated and perhaps pitch it as heating oil becomes scarce developing," said Alan aH his clien ts have had energy Inc., a company that ope ra tes into recession, along the Eastern seaboa rd, Greenspan of Townsend- task forces foi- the past year but an incredibly colliplex CfloHowever, the jiThiess inBut as many of the econo- which depends heavily on Em- Greenspan, Inc., a consulting that most are still asking rather metric model, or mathematical crease probably won't stop mists point out, th e early ci- ports. firm, matrix of the economy, fore- there. Ecksicin projects a peak than answering questions, feds might not be felt equally Factories and workers are To Greenspan th is suggests The confusion Is evident In sees a sharp rise in joblessness. of 5.8 per cent in the second ha lf throughout the country. Short- ex pe cted to be affected soo, "a large number of plastics the airline Industy. While some of 1974, a delayed cifect of the Page 1 B ages of gasoline and heating oil, especially in industr ies that synthetic fibers and ot he r prod-. executives feel that cancelling After feed ing the latest ener- damage done earlier by a lack arid factory closings and relyheavily on petrochemicals. ucts—an almost unbelievable some flights might result in gy data into the model late last of energy and raw mater Ials Secti o ,i Thursday. November 22, 1973 State Bank Reports $2 Million Assets FIrst Five Days V _ 44• How S. Nakagama Views Economy . r 4 • - -- • . , The economy will continue to bump along close to its capacity limits.... 'In 4. The Sta te Bank of Forest Oty which officially opened on Nov. 1, realized tota l assets In ex cess of $2 million during the first tve days of'perauon, accordi ng to E. Stewart Green, executive vice president and chief executive officer. "The overwhelming response to our bank proves th e great need In th is area for a facility such as ours," Green commented. The State Bank of For est City, is located in temporary quarters on Highway 434,San Sebastian Square.Just nrrth of Highway 436. Directors of the New bank are Edwin W. Fly, president of the Sta te Flank of Apcpka, Dr. Charles C. Carleton, H, S. Muehhite Jr., Hubert W. Williams, William M. Morris, William I). Long, and Sara 0. White. . i Copley News Service stlL t!J -'•-, - 'd r on a Gas Earnings Florida Gas Co. announced today th at consolidated earnings applicable to the common stock for th e three months e nd ing September 30,1973 were $3,704,000 or 1.58 per share. This amounts to a 29 per cent Increase over ern1ngs of $2,876,CO0 or 8.45 per share for the comparable period In 1972. Earnings applicable to common stock for the twelvemon th period ending Septem be r 30, 1973 were 115,321,000 or $2.42 per share. This compares wi th $12,104,000 or $1.91 per share for th e twelve months ended September 30,1972. Revenues, some of which are subject to refund, were $30,482,000 f or the th ird quarter of 1973, com pared to 121,123,000 for th e equIvalent 1972 perIod. Page Earnings Are Up I V' flochester, New York. October 29, 1973)—Page Airways, Inc., (OTC) a firm serving general aviation, announced that earnings for the nine months ended September 30, 1973 exceeded earnings of any full calendar year In Its history. Earnings before taxes were $1,436,415 for the first nine months of this year as compared to $1,167,608 for the first nine monthq of 1972. Alter tax earning! were $69,415, a 23 percent increase over the $560,548 for the first nine months of 1972. Revenues for the first ni:se months of 1973 were $31,099,911, an 18 percent Increase over the $26,278,233 recorded in 1972. The Company said the ever growing market demand by general aviation for private and business air travel, both domestically and internationally, Is reflected In Page Air. ways' record earnings. Also a ccntributlng factor is Page's ever expanding base operations. Prospective earnings for the lull year are excellent. Pan Am Profit Drops ,p Pan American World Airways, Inc., and Its consolidated subsidiaries in an unaudited statement reported that its net profit for the first nine months of 1973 was $1,325,000, after a tax credit of $726,000, or three cents a share, coinpard with a net loss of $14,001,000, after a tax credit of 18,005,000, or 35 cents a share for the same period last year. Net profit for the third quarter was $23,320,000, alter a tax provision of $21,867,000, or 58 cents a share, compared with a net profit of $20,231,000, after a tax provision of $18,811,000, or 50 cents a share for the same period last year. The net profit for September, 1973, was $4,062,000, after a tax provision of $3,871,000, or 10 cents a share, compared with a net profit of $3,485,000, after a tax provision of $2,843,000, or nine cents a share for September, 1972. - LITTLEST SALESLADY MICHELE Mower's choice for the coming holiday season is this babydoll dress trimmed with gay ric-rac and gingham daisies. She invites all the boys and girls in the Sanford area to visit her mama's new Merry-Go- Round children's clothing store and pick themselves out some iovely play and party clothes. The Merry-Go-Round opened on Nov. 12, and owners Lib and Richard Mower say new shipments of infants' and children's clothing are coming in almost daily. The girls' clothing is sized from infants to size 14, and boys' from infants to size 7. The wide selection of sportswear, partywear, sleepwear, underclothing and socks bears familiar brand names such as Cinderella, Nanetta, Suntog, Shirey and Jack Tar. (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) a lull-scale depression to a icrtaintics v, rn the supply "growth recession," side—the shortages we lac'. Sam I. Nakagama, economist Nakagama said that for 1974, Energy Is just one of them. for Wall Street's Kidder, "the economy will continue to "Also, there Is Some UnPeabody & Co., generally bump along close to its capacity certainty about economic exclassifies himse lf as a limits tMk expanding at a pdlblon abroad." uwnetarist. He Is another moderate rate." But there are offsetting University of Chicago-trained Recent behavior of the stock bright spots. "Capital spending economist, sans Ph.D. market Indicates to Nakagarn.a should be up 13 to IS per cent "I didn't bot her to write my that "investors are committed next year," he said, citin dissertation," he said in an to the idea that there will be no ('oinmercc l)eparlmen Interview, recession and that profits will figures. Nonetheless, Nakagama Is a be maintained." "There will be heavy spen. very respected economist with To be sure, there are ding by utilities and certainly a good batting average, and it is negatives, which he cites: by oil companies and reassuring that he Is not now "Consumer durable - goods manufacturing as well." wringing ma nanas and spending appears to be sot. But didn't businesses have gr.ashlng his teeth over the tening, particularly big capital spending plans state of the economy. automobiles. Home building is which were later canceled While some other economists headed down, during and immediately prior are predicting everything from "One of the major un- to the 1969.70 recesun" HAMPTON - ARCHr. 1 1460 WI FAIRBAII, E. - CONTRACTr' I- SHOEM - - —t 211 W.___________ PARK FLA. "1 IFLA. Personal Finance Complaints Heard Markets Are Rigge Complaints that the money bied through Congress and Who sright? markets are rigged to dis- the federal agencies," Scott Well, ii the bulls are, they criminate against the small asserted, "in order to subsid- first of all have to be right saver continue, and with a lie and preserve a highly or- about happy days be ing here cry of "To the rescue" the ganized and influential group again in the stock market. mutual funds are in- composedofltnanctal institu' There are some dissenters creasingly offering oppor- tions and builders, the result who have their doubts about tunities to invest in portfolios being "an unconscionablethat. of not only bonds but more disçrimiqation against lowNext they have to be able to sophisticated types of high- and fixea-income savers. tell you which stocks are income securities Oneolthe few wa)stobeatgolngtoproduceplumpgains The people most likely to the discrimination, Scott (or Investors. Not all stocks suffer from inflation are belseves,istoputsavingsinto do that, even in th2 denied the opportunity to one of the several bond funds roaringestofbullmare , cope with it by placing their flOW offering shares. lie IsBonds, then, probably will savings in high yielding himself a director of the rio. continue to appeal to many debt" charged lawprofessor load Capital Preservation investors A group of the Kcr.iietti Scott of Stanford Fund,in Palo Alto, Cal. (No- shrewdest money managers University, In a recent state' loadfunds charge no corn- in the business obviously ment to the house Committee ilIiSSiOfl to buYers.) thInks so. The howe l'rice ~ 2 . a 4ft --- " - , on Banking and Currency. Just now, however, there s fund complex in Baltimore Scott was critical of the a chorus being raised in Wall three common stock funds — regulations limiting interest Street, warning that this is no all no-load has, over the that thrift Institutions are time to tie up money in bonds. past several years, turned In allowed to pay, and of the big Th is from th e optimists who what's regarded as the best money required to buy high. believe that a l market ' performance record among yield government securitie& has now arrived and These measures were "lob- terest rates have peaked. — CONTINENTAL COFFEE GROUNDBREAKING GENERAL manager of Continental of Central Florida, Inc. Liiiian A. Phillips (1) and Bob Neudecker of Continental Coffee Compariv of Florida turn the first shoveful 01 dirt at th e groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday for Continental's new facility in Sanford. The 46,000 square foot distribution center will be built on a 5.5 acre tract on th e north side of Country Club Road on the west side of the city, (Herald Photo At New Location 1w Bill Vincen t SATURATED COGE WITH Central Furniture Opens By JEAN PATTESON Among the eight emphycs at Barton, to the store lt;eskl,i the new store are Triplett's following a brief ribbon cuttini wife, Florence, and Miller's -ereiiiony attended by Sanford Uwntrs of Central Furniture wile, Ntttie who will do both tit totnhliiss,tiners an I and Bedding Co. Inc., James off ice and sales work. Ihaisiber of Commerce Triplett and Paul Miller, invite Triplett and Miller first went Inials all Sanford area residents to into the furniture business attend the grand opening of together in 1965 as Southern their new store locat ed on Furniture and Upholstry. l French Avenue at 24th Street on Within a year Triplett bought Friday, Saturday and Sunday. out Miller, and two years later The store is relocating from merged with Bridges furniture. it'; M;ignolia Avenue site, and The day after Ttiaiiksgivuig Mrs, Nlorlcnt, lutjttL; will be larger than the old one, two years ago, havinim boutht named the Employee of the Door prizes and special out his partners in Bridges month by the Southeast First bargain pnce., will be offered Furniture, Triplett opened his National Bank oj Mai tland at its on a wide variety of home Central Furniture store on November employee meeting furnishing items for the Magnolia Avenue, In February Mrs. Butler isa loan processing duration of the grand opening. 1972 Miller once again became section Icader of the The 18,400 sq. It. showroom his partner. Installment Loan Department. and 1,600 sq. ft. warehouse The two men have been She canie ti the Maitland Batik feature a complete lint' of home negotiating for the French in l%9 and is a native of iort furnishings, Furniture for the Avenue property since the Myers. whole home includes beginning of this year. The Marlene, her husba nd livingroom and diningrooni co nstruction of the modern their two sons, Gene, 15, and furniture, bedroom suites and showrmin has long been their Greg. 14, live in Orlando. individual items, porch fur. tlreaiii, and they say they, are Marlene's hobbies are niture, and baby furniture. In t' 1d to we it materialize in hunting and fishing. She is a addition Central storks major such o beautiful form. ilieniber of the American Miller welcomed his first Institute of Banking and the appliances, stereos and television sets, and carpeting. customera, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Azale;' Park Baptist Church Herald Staff Writer 0A . -- - 34Z ' _& T jf 1I' compare...you can't do better than Zayrel RIBBON CUTTING AT CENTRAL FURNITURE 14 rf r ORLANDO EAST / / / MELBOURNE C&rc' and NASA / / Blvd. / WEST ORLANDO West Colonial Dr , at Powers Dr / CASSELBERRY / ORLANDO / SANFORD / KISSIMMEE / WINTER HAVEN / /i Block North of Cyoress/ DAYTONA BEACH f Vine St Daytona Mall " 92at Airoort Blvd. at Bermuda Ave. 7 Gardens Blvd. on U.. 11/ N:d& Voluth Ave. (Rl.92) Near Jat Aiai Frt:'/ S Orange Ae / Hthay 17 &/ J__ MRS JAMES Triplelt snips the ribbon during ces and carpeting. Attending the ri 1 ceremony Tuesday which previews the grand cutting were (1 to r) City Commissioner opening of Central Furniture and Bedding at Gordon Meyer and A. A. McClanahan, Mr. am Mrs. Paul Miller, Ralph Pezold, Mr. and Mrs the store's new French Avenue facility Friday mes Triplett, new Chamber of Commerc through Sunday. The 20,000 square foot howroom and warehouse offers a complete secretary Jack homer, Mayor Lee P. Moore ine of home furnishings, including major and Chamber President harold Kastner. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Emp oye Of Mon th The Herald Bargain eciion - . distribut e d 10 riiOrt•' than 100.000 readers throughout the area Including: Sanford, Enterprise, DeBary, Del tona, Osteen Longwood. Lake Mary , Casselberr , Orlando F e r n Park A Ita monte ,.4 prsngs. v ieuo, Lhu uo a, oreCity, Goldenrod. pa of Winter Par Ma i tI and a nd '€'_d . (__ - - �- • - 2 B— TheSanfordHerald Consumers Questions By LIZErrE L. MURHPY consumer Education Specialist Q: Do you have any Information In insect repellents that are good to use when camping? Also, how safe are they to use on small children? A: The U.S. Department of Agriculture has found that only a few of the repellents on the market are effective. According to the Food and Drug Administration insect repellents have not proven a safety hazard when used as directed. Repellents with either diethyl toluamid (N.N. - diethyl. meta - tolamide) or ethyl hexanediol (2 ethyl - 1,3 hezanediol) are best for keeping Insects away. Of the two, the former lasts longer and is less oily on your skin. Read the labels. There are at least two or three familiar brands that have these repellents. All Insect reDellenta r.eaar off with clothing, swimming, sweat and weather. Therefore, they have to be reapplied. Spraying your clothes will help keep mosquitoes, biting flies, ticks, fleas, and chiggers from biting or burrow'ig thZo your skin. Hut, be careful what fabric ynu 5prav. Sfn'o nfl1e duni warn you on their labels, you should be aware that they can damage synthetics, especially rayon and acetate. They may also damage vinyl plastic sunglass frames and fishing lines. Misinformation Filed Q: I believe there Is some misinformation filed on me at the credit bureau. now can I find out what Is In my credit file? And U there Is an error-how do I go about r.ettir t -- r ' ILI - - I - -.,-... • :' - - - ALL I --- - ecrrrrt' V' A: If you want to know what Information a credit bureau or any other consumer reporting agency has collected about you, either arrange for a personal Interview at the agency's office during normal business hours or write In advance for ;n interview by telephone. With proper identification, the credit bureau must reveal the substance of all the Information in your file, except medical information. During a personal Interview you may take along your wife or husband and one other person of your choice. This may be a good Idea if you need assistance in enterpeeting or analyzing the information. In the event that any information appears to you to be incomplete, Incorrect, or obsolete request the agency to reinvestigate it. Be sure you follow-up to determine the results of the re-inve.tigation, All Information In question must be verified, corrected or deleted from your file. After the investigation if you still disagree with Information retained In your file, you have the right to file a brief statement giving your vcricn c the facts. When adverr* information has been deleted or your statenv'nt added, it must be included in any future reports. This information must also be sent, at your request, to those who have received employment reports within the past two years and credit reports within the past six months. Remember in our charge-it economy, the credit reporting system is aimed at Identifying those who deserve credit and weeding-out those who shouldn't have it. While most of those who are rejected are bad credit risk, many are unfairly hurt by erroneous, Incorrect or obsolete information collected and sold by consumer reporting agencies, In final analyls, your credit record is a petme measure of your personal integrity and financial dependability. It's your own special responsibility to use credit wisely and to see that information in your "Consumer Report," (the legal r.aznc for cr4it rpsLs) Is accurate and current. For more details, you may obtain "Fair Credit Reporting Act" (free) from "Consumer Information," Extension Home Economics, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611. Q: It meat and cheese get mold on them while In the refrigerator are they still safe to eat? A: Summer sausage, salami, smoked ham, bacon and other prepared meats, as well as cured cheeses, are safe to eat after the mold is completely removed. And, there should be little, If any, change in flavor other than that coming from several da)s of storage. You should throw away all fresh meat, *frankfurters and weiners when a mold appears. The mold Itself is harmless, but it has provided a great opportunity for harmful bacteria to grow in the meat that could cause spoilage. While It may or may not be safe to eat, It is not worth the risk. Remember, when in doubt throw It out. Di fly FRANK CORRICK Copley Nes Senice - - - — Adams also requested that perishables in order to con- energy. flall maintenance personnel be solidate truck shipments of Using the theme "Thanks a those items Million for the Watts you Save" alerted for ideas to further Winn-Dixie has also launched the six week program is across the southeast, Winn- conserve oil, gas and dec. a company wide information designed, in Adams' words, "To tricity" and suggested that Vice Dixie's Executive program to better Inform help our country during this Adams has store managers review their Joe A. I 'risident early week deliveries on rmployes about ways to save grave power crisis" Winn-Dixie Stores Inc., has begun a company wide drive to help conserve energy in the company's retail food stores has been terminated by divorce. In sour case you cal; become eligible for wife's benefits at age 62 or for widow's benefits at age 60 if your present husband should die before you reach that age. Q. I don't think I am getting what I am entitled to each month from Social Security. think they might have gotten my records, mixed up with some other people with simiQ. I think it is wrong that Jar names. What can I do myhsband won't get any So. about it? P.S. Security benefits just beA. Co to your nearest Social A. cause he does, not have a Security office. Take your tax birth certificate. And I have returns, W-2 forms, pay slips, been told they won't accept a and whatever other papers delayed birth certificate, — you have to show where you Mrs. E. worked. Try to make up a list Of your employers and the dates you worked for each ot A. It Ct'rLiinly would be them, wrong if someone were denied That list will be compared bencfits just because he did with your record of employnot have a birth certificate. mentth Baltimore. Md., and i( Bit that's not the ease. it does not match up, then Srial Security r'i11 Ia t it corrective action can be sa that if it birth certificate taken, or baptismal certificate recorded before age 5 is availQ. Since insurance owned able, it must be obtained. If by an individual on his own neither of those records Is life is a major asset in many available, other documents estates, how about the inr such as Federal Census Recance owned on another's life? onis, school records, etc., can S.R. be submitted I)elaved birth cerci1jrat are as valuable as any other A. The use and ultimate dis. document recorded at the Position of insurance owned Same time (e.g., a 1935 de. on the life of another is an imla - ed birth certificate is as portant (actor In the financial good as a 1935 Insurance pol. planning of many individuals, icy). Sw-h insurance often provides ilnp)rthnt protection for famQ. flow does estate planning ily members, and it can play a during your lifetime produce vital role in financial aryour tax savings? - Mr. and rangements between business Mrs. V. V. associates. Very often a gift of life insurance to another family is a simple way of saving substanhal estate taxes at little or no gift tax cost. Before such a policy is given away, however, the insued should be fully aware of tht future benefits that he is giving up. And to insure that the gift will accomplish its xirpose, the transfer should be carried out under the s'jpervisions of an attorney and with the assistance of an experienced life underwriter, Q: Is there a legal ceiling or control on the amount of interest or finance charge for financing an auton*obLIi? A: Yes. This must fall within the maximum set by the State of Florida under the Motor Vehicle Sales Finance Law. This regilat1on provides for an add-on-rate, which means that the finance charge you pay is figured on the original loan. The flnar,ce charge varies with the age of the vehicle. On a new car or demonstrator that has never been titled, the finance charge cannot exceed $8 per year for each $100 of the original loan. 11 you buy a used car, (any vehicle tt has been previously titled), the maximum finance c'iarge per year for each 1100 of the original loan may range from: $11 for a car under 2 years old, $15 on one over two years W but under 4 years old; and $11 for used cars over 4 Years old. Although regulations set these ceilings for finance charges on automobiles, you should be aware of the Unscrupulous dealer or lender who may try to charge a rate that is higher. If and when you make a deal, be certain that you- contract shows both the true annual percentage rate of intcret, the total amount in dollars and cents and the amount of each monthly payment. ( ('u!ci lou tell m: tnj'.4 much niat there f lii a k-cf Patty` I am referring to the ones found packaged in the frozen food section. A: At present, beef patty type products have no specific meat content requirements except that they must look and taste like beef patties. - ern-fl uh'p!i b"f, fruh '-r frc'lcrr 'Thrv ith cr tU,t the aduiwn of iat, acasurung, binders or extenders such asmilk porducts or cereal; and water. The only guide u have in making a choice is the label which lists the ingredients. The story of the meat patty should change soon. For the first time, the United States Department of Agriculture (the agency that sets staixlards for all food containing meat) are proposing certain quality standards for meat patty products t'I1nt would enable vijrvurnerss to be m°ro selecUv in ang the products that appeil Lu them for economical or nutritional reasons. Under the new proposal, ILS.D.A, would establish two c'.-:cries for these products. "Meat Patties" would have to frm jr-wid meat cxu no :uor thwi 30 19F iI fat pus.ening. They vi ouJd be Labeled "Beef Patty," "Veal Patty," etc. to designate which type of animal was the source of the meat. •-•-- Thursday, Nov. 22,2973-313 The Sanford Herald IeI.vrub riuxup can be corrected _- - - "-'-i A. Producing tax saings Is often as important in th e overall economy of setting an estate as is the estate plan that the property owner adopted during his lifetime, If such economy is to be achieved, however, the property owner should select an executor who is aware of the Options, elections and dlscrelions that can be exercised. In addition, the executor should be thoroughly experienced in the use and application of such privileges. And, finally, there should be assurance that the executor will be available and will give the necessary time and attention in working out the most favor. able results when the property owner dies, Q. My first husband died a!ter we had been married Years. I remarried before age 60. Is It correct to say I won't get any Social security from my present husband if he dies Questions on retirement before we have been married MY be fled to What AboI 20 years? — Mrs. H.J.F. Retirement?, Copley News A. No. The )-year rule only Service, In can of this new,. applies when the marriage paper. In it memorandum to WinnDixie division managers outlining the firm's power saving program, Adams said, ' II 1 "Cunservation of electric power a I ' • upp/i N' mostat sctting for store beat and air conditioning will help our country during this grave - ', Lower crisis." Adams outlined immediate steps to be taken by Winn-Dixie to help conserve energy in- dJ. enl Certificate- By BOBBI ELLIS Copley News Service 1.05 ANGELES - E$59000 minimum deposit n30= onth maturity 6•98% effective yield " robbed is one - Being thing. But practically asking a crook to relieve you of your " valuables is something else, In the first case you can scream and holler, "I was You can "yen recallth .&ry later for your friends, adding little embellishments about how brave you were. In the second — you can't do much of anything. You've been duped by a con man. You're embarrassed. You're humiliated. (You bought the If withdrawn prior to maturity, federal regulations require that interest be paid at the passbook rate with a penalty of 90 days interest, Brooklyn Bridge and can't burn it behind you.) But you can make sue It never happensagain. The Los Angeles Police Department says: — View "fast bucks" with FIRST suspicion. — Turn a deal ear to a I'sure ftng-11 — Doin't come to the aid of a FE AL cially if you just casW your paycheck or made a with. chawal from the bank - OF Always be on guard, Although there are as many schemes as there are con men, men,somehavesuchafamlltar ring they've earned nick- - 1. 7 names. Currently making the OLE SANFORD • OVIEDO • LONGWOOD • WINTER PARK . ORANGE CITY* • CENTURY PLAZA* Opening Soon roundsare the pigeon drop, the coin smack, the Jamaican switch, the Sick Engineer and We greenhorn swindle, There's also the Williamson gang, the phony horse parlor, the paddy hustle and the creeper. Each game has a "script" of sorts, plus a cast of charactees. For instance: The pigeon drop takes a victim (the "pigeon") and - two "operators." Usually near abank. Props Includes wallet found simultaneously by first operator and victim. It contains a large sum of es - Tric Suckers A store ther Resetting of all mostals to lower heat temperature (or raising the setting in cases where air conditioning is eventually switched for the is in use). victim's envelope, —TheSick Engineer — one Using only half of store lights operator prctcrflng to be n tl tftcr before opcmlimu seriously ill mining engineer, closing hours. one mark, usually In a bank. Eliminating refrigerated The operator te lls 01 his tu. ness, sometimes fakes an at- cases spillover causing colder tack and says he's In dire need store aisles, of hospitalization but has no Requesting all Winn-Dixie money, no identification. rived Jamaican who dDesri't trust the "white man's" bank, Operator suggests splitting tie's afraid to deposit his the loot, money because he won't get it At this point, a second operback ator enters as an uninterested The second operator "happerson, suggesting the two ns" by and says the victim pe finders try to find the owner can prove the Jamaican is saying he will hold the wallet wrong by going In and with. for 24 hours asking the others up a specified amount drawing some money from his to put If the p!gccn an first opci-ator are unable to locate the owner they are to return In 24 hours and collect Uieir security, plus hail of the money In the wallet. When the pigeon leaves, the operators get together at a prearranged location and qAit the victim's security rnmey. — Coin smack — two oW. ators, one victim (also cal.led a "mark"). Usually In a bar. One operator makes contact With the mark. The second op. erator Is set up as a sucker who is going to be "taken" by the first operaWr and the mark. On Hu nI. ting ng quspmen,, Fishing Plugs, Rods, Reels, Line, Etc. vem.n.1 L. . envelope for the victim to put his money In, The "Jamaican" waits out. aide wi th an Identical, but paper-filled, envelope which Iii U ""Y C PT Ot' uitd mine, You guessed it. The mark buys thestock which turns to be fancy, but valueless pieces of paper. TN-- FM MOST GUNS 10% OFF USTI Hunting Accessories I amping Gear, Leather Goods Knives By Buc k an d P uma Hurry, See Jim or Joe' Th SP in their personal automobiles to conserve fuel Checking for small heaters In stores and eliminating their use when possible. £ - ShopY,UR - [OPEN A .. - - I ful I -' g a conversation with the mark and suggests the Innocent matching of coins The second opera tor arrives on the scene and joins the game, leaving shortly therehereafter to visit the rest room. During his absence, the first operator suggests that he and the mark should always have their cotmmatcKThus,the sucker would always lose. After the sucker returns and the game is worked for a period of time, he suddenly "tumbles" and threatens to t - suggestions -• -' - - • 7 -. - -,,,.....4f call the police. The first oper- ator oiius $)0 or whatever amount they hope to get from the victim) to the sucker to forget the whole thing. The victim usually comes / ,-:' ' -" • ' through with &xnethlng[norder to stay out of Al. — TheJamalcan switch— two operators, one mark. Usually near a bank. The first operator poses as a newly ar- I' -- • 44 r- . • - •'.' , , . ' - L - 41 ( BsD Seems Contradictory By GENE GARY Copley News Service ot too _JIanc/jome • . MOTOROLA SPANISH 2319 COLOR (Mess. Olag.) QUASAR TV - CONVENIENT TERMS! , 648. Works in a drawer for easy servicing, modular solid state t;1S3is, replJcdt)lc plug-in circuit modules, insta-matic color tuning, lighted channel numborb, speakers and cont'ols out front. Beautiful credenza cabinet in pecan grain finish, with molded, decorative accents. Concealed casters. b We have a full select Ion of stereos, appliances, TV. Q. I alit confused. I get what eems to be contradictory adice from plumbers on the type of washers to use to repair leaky faucets and make other replacements. One tells me to use only flat washers, another says the type of valve seat determines whether a flat or tapered washer should be used. And how about this — for hot water faucets, one plumber tells me that hard washers are best while soft w washers are recommended by another. What can you say about It? — N.T.F. A. You can get th ree kinds of washers for faucets. Two of them, neoprene and buna, are made of synthetic rubber and are relatve!y soft, while the third kind, made of fiber, is hard. Fiber is the original material used in faucet washers. But fiber washers do not make the seal as complete as the synthetic rubber replacemuients which sere fmrt developed about 25 years ago. flow, ever, fiber washers are strong and do not expand when they become hot. This feature, in my opinion, makes the fiber washers excellent for use on hot water faucets. A soft neo. prene washer used on the hot fot ever side will keep playing with the faucet to maintain a steady flow of hot water. The problem Is that neoprene washers expand quickly as water rushing through the open faucet becomes hotter and hotter. Tai ered washers expand even more readily than flat ones, I you 1100 FRENCH AVE., SANFORD PE-2 DA!LY 9:30-5:30, FRIDAYS ItI19 1 0 even though a tapered washer I Lv 7519 1115 2-SPEED JIG SAW KIT Douh' ,rrcuIRrøl Lo" sçee 'c rre&s ,'-g,' weed for wood. compositons 7517 saw U2151 rip tece 4 assorted b'ades bade packet and case inied will make a tighter seal on an old faucet where the seat is bound to be worn. Buns washers are neither too hard nor too soft, and 1 would say a flat Ixina washer is your best bet on most hot water lines. Neo prene, tapered or flat, is fine on the cold water side. Scotty's Puce 1004 1 - 114 V" DRILL Best value general purpose ore Double JIG SAW Fo' smra-i Scottys Price -------------- 7.99 Wlh %" VARIABLE SPEED DRILL KIT $27 39 va:,,,e ml bCI,JP1 seOaatemy Save S7 40 Inclucea ' ,- arae speed Cr1! Crtuck key 30ril b.ts Cus1om'tted pasic carrying case CIOn bill grnc'ng *heel 5 assorted Q't at1ace 0 sec tack "q pad Arteel arbor co'en 0' Bu'ro Scotty'. Price - c'c ct.:', a Scotty'. Price '•'i 9.99 '1." DRILL handle standard ma)net molar single biae ras per ma-4"! for long We DouO4 e nsualec Double cdct cri g4'ar 8" RADIAL ARM SAW WITH LEG STAND Perleot 'u' -. oe c' :cn''acto ,rn 1434 Poner ricad !ide Scotly's Price -------------49.99 blade Cuts tul 2 -t tjp•front CCt?O.S ori ba tea-rs to- aort'acy Pe,'r - 9.99 FINISHING SANDER rc r'Crrp A 'te rec Dos c-".: FCrt0t 'C' 'r'C-'' S" " CAYe! nrrr'o wc'Dn r"r'a r'as' tSUa!ej tul m?or 109.99 Scotty'. Price Scotty's Price 12.99 st00 N HEDGE TRIMMER Has 13 se'badect!rqac1:on asu'e.gvphano'e 133 7 7'/i" BxD 7301 SAW stt'dy slee4 ri 'e" shoe E,r,,*rt 71/4" - CIRCULAR SAW Keeps sawdust away from cutting lee Accepts optional U1914 r'p fence Bevel and depth aOuStmertts eat. made Bnout fyotectea mcicr t -' sup V • Scotty's PrIce .' 29.99 1268 11,88 u, HEDGE TRIMMER Has a 13 doub'eede b:ace ard a0usiabe *rapa'ound 0lcri narCt' Sue'gr'p rear har4 e has tnqev. 7320 lip SitCh 774 DELUXE SAW 17.99 • Scotty's Sale Price -':a1. cuttir.Q I "i HP (Max motor Outpul) Scottys Price 10, aadec S*?CP' Oea' Pt cc PC3i3' P' r' tearrg cU i' ioati por%ts Pøwectul mcflo, Wrap alOurd Sui SN shoe?cwadded 4; SuppOrt We- Cad"o"J 'U' Or'I CC! Scofty's Price 3499 c' 1.199 13.99 Scotty'. Sale Price 8200 GRASS TRIM','ER t'm5 Q'ass ne-t to rc' t't'r", waits or fence WeqMs tuSt 2 pounds Reguta'Pcce Scotty's 5.1. Price - - - - masonry commercial cleaners on the market, available at masonry or building supply stores. Use a stiff brush to clean the rough brick. Questions on building, home maintenance anO repair may be mailed to Here's flow, ('ipley News Service, In care ni this newspaper. ari cr,Ia tots Scotty's Price t ly t.gget 7701 mum song 8 19,99 7104 ci'cleO rr--cc D0ue 18" MOWER Q The facade of our living room fireplace is rather rough brick. The builder told us that some sort of acid could be used to clean the brick a nd mortar to bring out the real color, Can you please explain how this can be done without ruining the hardwood flour or the rug that comes clo3e to the hearth' — Clem S., Meriden, Conn. 19.99 nS jta!e(1 insulated Drills all materials 8000 A .,\Iuruatic acid, mixed one part to nine parts of water, is often used to clean mortar off trick or stone. This Is quite difficult to use on a vertical surface and great care should be taken. All areas around the firtpta(IJ should b-c uovercd with plastic or heavy canvas. Also for your self-protection, wear rubbi r gloves and gog. gles. However, smoke and other stains can be cleaned from masonry by more aimplc methods. There are good STORE r11 ,.,, Plumber's Advice 'I ONE STOP SANFORD PLAZA rrr.'.# iis u ii.. 9 P .M . ii.. 6 P.M., EXCEPT FR iI DAY (B'D1 d" S L.tT IUALiTy HOME FUflN5iFn5 . announced. A Legal Ceiling? - - -- Thursday, Nov. 22, 1973 WHAT ABOUT RETIREMENT? Ja - CASH BUYS MORE AT SCOTTY'S SALE PRICES GOOD NOVEMBER 23 THRU 29 100 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD PH: 323-4100 HOURS: 130-5:30 WEEKDAYS 1 30 — CO SATURDAY 1288 11.88 - �46—The Sanford Herald lheSf01 Thursday, Nov. 22, 1973 MAINLY FOR SENIORS By FRANK T. MARTIN f rom emphysema By JOHN T. WATI Copley News Service Dear John: My husband's doctor has told him that he has emphysema. I have heard of this disease, if it is a dis. ease, but have never )own what U is all about. — R.M. Dear B.M.: His doctor should have explained. It's a disease, for sure. More than 10 million persons over 45, and from all strata of society, sufler from it. It is listed heart ailments as the cause Of npTf in Youare not be the dark about it. Very little is known ouLsi& the medical profemion about emphy". It is closely akin to chronic bronchitis, shortness of breath and dry morning dedicated to aiding sufferers from chronic bronchitis and eniphycuia, by means of education, encouragement and mutual assistance, according to Mrs. Myron F. Rarkus, the president. Dear John: I am 12 years old and have lived with my sister 159) all my life. We are spinsters. For the past 20 years she has proided 75 per cent of my support. My Social Security amounts to $117 as of NW I I . Authorities es sa a g tip to CLrr) aballoonaroundwlth u, blowiniz it up once in a while to get the excess air out of the lungs. The Rocky Mountain states are said to have the most anphysema sufferers in the United States. There is an organJzaUon, Fmphysema Anonymous, Inc., from which %'ou can get more informatlon D" me why the "anonymous." It offers free booklets and a monthly newsletter called "Baffing the Breeze." You might request them from the corresponding secretary, Mrs. Carl Willis. at Emphy. fimia Anonymous, Inc., P.O. Box 66, Fort Mym, Fla., I The organizatlor is 15 years old and is a volunteer, non profit service foundation ewe single people got a break. ! would have to go on welfare and that doesn't make & it? Hfppely. Dear Rosalie: No, it doesn't make sense. This Is one of those things set up for the maJority, so I doubt if i can give you very encouraging reply. What to do about it' The only thing I can think of is to U) to get your congressman inter ested, Also seek the cooperation 0b other single persons in a similar plight. If anyone reading this wants to contact you I %ill be glad to forward the letters. (I do not give correspondents' ad. dresses in ft column for security reasons.) Utters may be sent to for Senlor., CTley News Servl'e, In care of newspaper. Volume of mall prohibits individual replies. If It Turns You On,,,,,,,Turn It On! milking time and that dew In know.) Despite all these assets, here to go and what to look for IEI'UTABI.E, WILL) give you Best bets in old sets are however, the average television wiien you get there. Since few something no individual can: a Zenith and RCA—workhorses Televisions are an addition to DOES have one major liability: private owners will go out of guarantee. that rearely die. And, since Since dealers have space transistors are more difficult every household! They help us it costs too much. Avoid that their way to sell an old TV learn to need expensive new hassle by learning how to unless it's stricken with slow problems ( "Let's get that big expeflslve) to replace than products, they teach our kids wangle yourself an excellent death of the picture tube, it's One out of here at any price, tubes, avoid those tempting the basics of violence, and they but used black and white generally a safer bet to buy a Joe"), and buyers seek corn- little transistorized trade-in enable husbands and wives, television—another cheap but trade-in from a reputable pact models, black and white sons, daughters and pets to good view-point, dealer. The price, if you haggle consoles tlarge will cost you avoid talking to one another. Stalking the One-Eyed wisely, won't be very different far less than what you'd pay for (But, let's face It, they also, Monster requires no technical from that of a privately owned a small portable. BONUS: is sometimes, keep us company knowledge of television dec. set. More Important, a dealer Iirger sets tend to live longer and tell us things we ought to tronics. You Just have to know can t AND. IF lIE'S than their smaller relatives! By MARTIN l'OIttSS Nets Cold Shoulder 7P Y b- PE LISTERINE 0 TVs. Forget appearances: paint, decals. or glued-on fabric will make any old television more attractive. Find a set with the right price tag and, if it turns you on, turn IT on! H'6 Story state, My question is this: If my sister should pass on before me I understand I am not enfided to any of her tenefits though she has paid in many dollars for years and years Why is this and don't You think this should be ples It 1942, and continued until the day in April and ending at 2 sportation, which oversees the Copley News Service In the United States a cam- the earlier hour was heavy end of September, 1945. a.m. on the last Sunday in act, in the last three years has Daylight time, which appears paign was launched crank up engh to hinder farm work. iiifIed some boundaries In 11 a seasonal Y of October. to be on the way back in the daylight time, largely the result Any state, however, can Indiana, Michigan, Utah, North Congress bowed to the wishes Ilk for many—but not all— United States as an energy of World War I. In 1917 of the farmers and repealed the Americans well into the third exempt Itself from the law, Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Naver after bowing out briefly Congress passed an act daylight time act Aug. 20, 1919, quarter of the century. Hawaii (11(1 50 in 1967, Arizona in Oregon and Texas because of last Oct 21, has a spotty history whereby standard time would over President Woodrow About half the states ob- 1968, Michigan in 1969 and local time problems. if you look at It coun- be advanced one hour on the Wilson's veto, Turning the clQck back to the served daylight time for many Indiana in 1971. terclockwise. last Sunday of each March and In the years that followed, years, usually from the last A 1972 amendment to the carl3r 20th Century, an EnglishGermany came up with set back on the last Sunday of daylight saving legislation was Sunday in April to the last Uniform Time Act authorized man named William Willett in daylight saving time in 1915 to October. enacted by some states and Sunday in September. But in states split by time zones to 1907 published a pamphlet conserve fuel to help fight So the nation had daylight municipalities, until World War 1967, Congress passed the take that into consideration in entitled "Wasted Daylight" and World War!. In Britain a one time in 1918. By early 1919, Il again gave it national Uniform Time Act requiring exempting themselves. As a Financed a campaign to push hour time change became law however, opposition was significance. that all states, the District of result, Indiana's exemption law time ahead by 80 minutes in on May 17, 1916, and the Britons developing among farmers, "War time," an hour in ad- Columbia and U.S. possessions applies only to the eastern four moves of 20 minutes each turned their docks ahead 60 who complained that cows were vance of standard time, went observe daylight time begin- srtor of in the spring and summer the minutes the (ol1 ing Sunday, unable to adjust to a new into effect nationally on Feb. 6, ning at 2 a.m. on the last Sun. The I)epartment of Tran- months. 32-OUNCE B JOHN SENOR related to the underside of the big toe." She said: "I guess that makes s'on' kind if sence, Wiuch toe, the left or haright." I said: "I don't know. The article didn't say. It seemed to imply that either toe would do the job." ('opk) News Se nice 8 PACK-16 OZ. Culji'hirw, in f, WS May 21. Thursday, Nov. 22,1973-513 The Second Hand TV Is Daylight Saving Time Returning? Millions suffer Herald 7 ~ 1r, Aa 31 t us ' COKE With purchase of $5.00 or more — Cigarettes, Tobacco and Prescriptions not included - H - 'i1- ler of the press is an hung, and many people are likely to believe an thing in print, even if they - Ill L 11 UI I 11' A, • haven't read it. For instance, take my wife's big toe. We were sitting in the living room the other evening. It was after 11 o'clock and we were having a glass of rose '.'.me before going ;p to bed. I noticed my wife still had the sniffles from a lingering cold. I got a clipping from some reader today," I remarked casually. "A medical story from Chicago reporting how a couple of doctors claim they can cure the common cold by frcezing the big toe." She said: "Freezing the big toe! Come on. you aren't serious.., I said: "I'm just telling you what I read. These doctors said they experimented with more than 100 patients with colds and had extraordinary success freezing the big toe." She said: "That sounds silly. How could it possibly work?" I said: "I don't have the slightest idea. They said the toe seemed to be connected to the nasal passages. The big toe, that is, and only the underside part of it." She looked at me with well, I think askance Is the word I want, She said: "Wouldn't you get fr os tbite if you actually froze it?" I said "That's what I would Uuik. But they say they only freeze it temporarily. You know, for a very short time. I guess they have some kind of device they use. The article said they give the big toe a sudden drop to 23 degrees and the cold clears up in minutes " She sniffled. I said: "The doctors said it was as sound a pinciple as the Chinese acupuncture. They said that each part of the body is reflective to some other part. The nose apparently is . -. " . w U 2 - -4j: -. tm1P IT"J - ti I - . 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LAY-AWAY 1 + irm Lm.t one pst NOW FOR XMAS 668 4. .. . - - ' -' - .' \VOIWD ALMANAC KODAK SUPER 8 TRAY third more auto fuel than day. Some drivers have necessary to keep their cars developed the habit of running rolling, the refrigeration system \ check of some auto constantly, even starting up manufacturers and mechanics with it. Who know what goes on under That's bad for the engine. The the hood indicates that these ventilation system will do just gas-saving tips make the most as well unless it's a sweltering sense: da). Drive slowcr, if possible at all Check the front end, times within the 50-mile-anwheels can eat up Misali hour limit suggested by extra gas needlessly. President Nixon in his recent t'nerg crisis message to the nation. Do you really have to move that last, or is it just a FACTS habiU' Drive better. Stop pumping thi' throttle. Start up gently. ui'krate smoothly. Drive ;Ili though you had an egg between ur foot and the gas pedal. Drive less. Knock off those .iuto trips whenever you can. Sharing a ride whenever possible still is the best answer to getting the one-man auto off the streets, even if your neigt.bor sniokes cigars on the way to work. hit' I'lua'nt became tlit' Idle Less. Don't believe world's lai'st ovt'an- g oing old saw about having to let your I va mboal Whenit slt'amt'd engine run for live minutes from New York to Philadelbefore you drive off. It doesn't pitia in June 1809. The World I in ;i nac Fcc t i l' '1' hr Trip help your motor, gulps down as in idc J 11k. l. Robert 1IS needlessly and causes L.iingston. tt 110 tflt ned an e'spollution. (c1 In, buckle up and elusive right in operate take off. steamboats in New York. reKeep your engine tuned. They Itiseki til alIw John St(' Icver have needed more at- 'hip to ply I lit' lIud'in it n ci t.'ntion than they do now, with The vo\ age revealed I hat the all the pollution control l'hnenis ct,ntrucl ion was gadgets. You'll save fuel anti Inon' -eaw ot1hi than that of FuI;on' !('imb4'at hit' Clerk'11 to keep the air cleaner, for m ' — GIFT SET. --mm $ little something. I think my head actually is clearing a little bit." I said: "Ma)be we've finally hit on something. It would sure be nice to be able to put an end to colds around here by just sticking a little ice on some big toes." About this time one of our sons walked in the front door, returning home from a party. lie looked at his mother a couple of seconds and said: "What are you doing?" She said: "I'm freezing my big toe." I think he was afraid to continue the conversation with her. He knows she's been tired lately. So he turned to me. "Why is she doing that'" he said. I said: "Search me. She's been sitting there freezing her big toe for several minutes now. And she only had one glass of wine," I very nearly got hit by an ice cube. Later, in bed, I said: "Boy, your Feet are cold." She said: "I'm not talking to you." a well-tuned engine gives off By FRANK 1. MARTIN less Pollutants. Copley News Seth. ice Use less air conditioning. Try Government experts sav that using it oni when you really many U.S. drivers use about a need it during the heat of the SUNBEAM Mig. List 11.00 She said: "Ooh, it's cold." I said: "It'll probably turn numb in a few minutes. I doubt if you can get it all the way down to 23 degrees, though." A few minutes later, she said: "You know, I do feel a How To Save Gas: First, You Slow Down FullyW Auto List 10" 15.95 BUTTER She removed a shoe and pressed the ice cue to her toe. I said ''Herneniber, it's the underside of the toe that's supposed to do the job." - TOASTER ~~ She put down her glass of wine, got up and went into the kitchen. She returned a few seconds later with an ice cube wrapped in a dishcloth. "We'll see," she said. . -2 I : ' 4 5 : -i1 �-- - 1FIII i ____ _ _ -. - _ __ 6B—The Sanford Herald Effects - indicate ,ORALIMITIDT1MEONLYI -- food By EIILa Paul a nagging fear, crossing all economic sectors of the WASHINGTON. D.C. population, that high food (NEA) — Throughout the prices are here to stay. summer and into the fall The assessment is probably residents of one of correct. % PThI!lgtun ph apartmtnt The is- nnti --I , I 1. L complexes overlooking the predicting that retail food Potomac River have nur- costs for the year will be 20 tured record crops of decorar cent higher than they were in 1972 - in practical balconies :terms, the bag of groceries ________________________ 1i__11_ ~__-M~ January will -;__ ~_ --_-_:-, ____-____ ." . - __ 7- ___ In a large retail grocery that costcost $12$10 bvlast December. But store across the street. th'e citv's not-.so-rich have been many pri~ate economists predict an even greater inbusing more day -old bread creases 51br as much and cheaper, damaged pro- as cen t ix r cent. duce than ever before. Both are suns of the times Food prices at the retail - ' - - • - . -- Personal — . ______________________ _______ I ----------0 2=1& ---- -- - ~ .. 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Many 3re not dependent on scholaslic ability or finan- Aid lu`_ule a five tu ten page rsonalirei1tstofIO I -1 wvz&D - ____ . - - - - ____ - ~. ~~ ~jj7~F -M* -:-, - - - C.- I.-'~-Xz -- _ -1 I ~_ M _ ~____ I I - - ______ .__ .__,__~~.__! - - -.- - - __ -I I , I data banZ contains 250,060 - which the appiicant Is qualified. Money back guarantee if student does not flet fi;-? or more Fliurrei. The .*4 .-- — - ___ - - __ __ __ - _. ._F~i ,_, ____ 700~ _!_ 10_0 -,Iudent will receivf- 1-1 - .X_%H~-jg_._L~- ~-Z-"___ .- I__-,- ~~___'7--~-- -__ ~_ -___ M-.-- ___ - ~___--_ - ___ - 373 5246 for your free ticket ob ligation, of course! Do it now! and reservation No ji ________ -_ . I if I I I 3. Supple menta l F- duc - ------- ~__~___- =--~= -__ z_f:~=w~ = - _- ___ ---- !E__ - ------- - - ____ -- - __ - , d I lt&d U., - __ 6. Nursing Scholarship Program: Awards of up to t - j .2,000 .students. 7. 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ROCKY MOUNTAIN PINE 51 VAL_ I F Ill t *More ian a dozen pieces of carefully chosen modern equipment highlighted by the A VAL IAGE SELICTION TREE LIGHTS 0 1 5 basic NAUTILUS SPORTS MEDICAL MACHINES .. is Located 2 miles South of Sanford city limits, near LakeJessup . FOR FREE TICKET & RESERVATION FOR THE WEEK-END 1 N `P L-ECTION TOUR UL;CEMBER ISt & 2nd. WRITE OR PHONE TODAY. NO OBLIGATION. CHECK OUR I 4 1119 — *HALF PRICE SALE CM.S TREES111111111111111111111CAMELLIAS WORW ALNWC 291 I ILT. -- - _l 60tu 100FT. 1 6.98 i 1 1 I 'ww, y NURS I BUD WIXTU .. OP9Ufl$$AWUUUTOI.$ -_1 j j - - CASSELBERRY 17.92 -- - ---- --- BUY IS GOVT SURPLUS RACKS, RIFLE (~D ;J _______ ~$j 1 49 r Itt , 395 _ ____ / or 0, I Jeep Ioi' must if MOTORCYCLE I Ii i MouYthOflhIUCk j , h..ni,rs -. GOGGLES I / FATIGUE 2.95 3 Colors JACKETS . , , AVIATION JACKETS Olive Drab - .M-L $1 2 Half PonchoSheIt 2 MAKE A TENT $1050 SEMINOLE $ 7 n a iiirn ArC 20 Rubberized Nylon $5 SURPLUS Ph. 3235918 Sanford, Fla. B. Edwards Bldrs. Supplies) A I A. Your wiU is an important and technical legal document ___~ off-, wilich wil.1 control the final t, I disposition of your property. 7%# The draffing of a %fl is too 11 important a matter or I4 attempt on a do-it-yourself I basis. Your will should be . enced attorney, who should be consulted early in your estate - , plans. Q. I need a few more quarIn 1922. German%- became ters of coverage to entitle me tile first nation to legally to Social Security benefits. On reconizt Soviet Russia when Aug. started a new' 19 it signed the Treats of bsi a ser vice station Ra )allo. which established and grocery store. Some peolations and cancelled debts ple have told me I can go back MARE L T T k - CREPE A 00 — I L- ti war reparations. Also. helped to organize e? use of secret areas in Hu I - . - = -- I - - _. --- ____ - __ KNITS Y D. 60" wide and petmonent press Fa shionable, wearable all year 4 $ ' a k ity and get m y extra edt way- Is that true 1? - ra LII N One wa y to et cred its (or quarters of coverage) I Security is by working lis an employe and am ROBE FLEECE Don't Be DisapOinted' 1 Machine wash, dr 0 - Rnnk 169 Y D. — P, YAIIr Chdistmas Reservat"ions Now'. PRIE4111NED CREPE Folds for storage Reg. Protect% tables S 1.99 ~~ ~ 9EA. CRUSHED VELVET - ayon 88 otton bock Reg$' $1 49r YD. Reg. 45" mony colors $2." y 0. etate, 45" wide 85% acetate pr.• line with 100*' S2.99 I ~_= _~~l . . '1 I 0 I 6- 4 • _ _1 0 ' Lk ii i'i SUN itcAVEL AGENCY No Charge For Our Services PAN STffCH . CONF. JASMINE VINE L----.- - SPRENGERI FERN ,, - i I CM 3C yUU ON WYMON AMD BETWE11111 - -- _____ 1 GARDENIAS ST GRAFTED VARIETIES 1 OF SANFORD INC. 0N Maple Ave low Should an individual T.W. i * AZALEAS 1.98 a 5.95 - In 1111111111 EN - I CHOOSE NOW FOR "M Gins I 0 WHILE BUDS ARE CLOSED POINSETTIAS NICE & BUSHY 311 I PYRACAN I _ PHONE JLJ1246 - woommmFlIN1111111111 POPULAR VARIETIES e EASY TO____ 1 _-__ sum AllHy LIGUSTRUM .) - Trees 5"AN06*I 40,60 AND1111111111 00 BLINKING MULTI-COLOR fORGROWING --- SPECIAL 49$ II ICLOSING OUT ALL HYDROCAL ITEMS, FIGURINES, ETC. I small lake for rowing and a secluded logging track. 2 71 AIR 0 SPECIAL .. . -SPEC.14! N R.Table 1 4% FT. TREES 190 VA7 *So lid work i ng m usc le repla ces fla b fo r imen who wa nt new endura nce a nd stamina in a 11 phases of life's duties and pleasures. -- SOUTHERN . AVIATORS IMPORT - time. Gernlanv bv the Treatv of mtouo~CANADIAN PINE 520VAL . . . . . . SPE STAXWO ft Almanac reclill, SPECIAL 59% 1 " i 716 FT. ton 1111RI WA NADIAN PINE 751 VAL. — I -11 tou CANADIAN PINE 8'VAL. . . . SPECIAL 740 I 1111 11ndividually planned program for men, women and teens. 10 Scientific weight stabilization for rapid weight loss as needed. --- I GARLANDS BEAUTIFUL TREES TODAY SEE THESE 6 FT.ROCKY MOUNTAIN 211d Nautilus Sports / Medical Gym .i.--- I ALL NEW FRESH STOCK. NO PRICE INCREASE FROM LAST YEAR ---- A. Yes, he can. Black IAIN benefits are payable to rnin by illness costs of this mag* contracted nitude should qualify for the as a result c! same reliei inhaling mineral or metallic particles over a long period of *1 DECORATIONS I - comfort guaranteed. IS FURNITURE EST ZN - / . I I 't - " can be added easilyInstallation by experts. -..>. CHRISTMAS .--,~- - i f,'i - 0, I / I I i 0 . I i!1, ,_ - SALE . ~~ - HWY. 46 (West Ist St.) I Mile East of 1.4 Sanford Sanford's finest 1______~ I . erYf ___ I ~ FREE PROFESSION 1~2IJ 1 ~INTERIOR DECORA FREE DELIVERY REVOLVING CHARGE N 10-6 DAILY, FRI. III 7 1 - ________ I CLOSEmOUT g m. agencies. It might seem logi- - I # FURNITURE, INC.' ,--.-& At - .1 USE OUR CHRISTMAS LAYAWAY L ,*,*#,wZF!"!'7;'--#""-J —We accept 8 ma por credit cards— ( ~ Come See Our Ma ny Other '_'~ Unusua I Gift Ifems /. In problem in common. They security come pro ra re all middle-income Q. If a trian retim at age 62 families. Such (amilies don't qualify c8n he draw both Social Secufor assistance from public or rity and black lung benefit,. EYXOfJ-~'HILLIPS66-AP,iERICANOIL-P,iASTERCHARGE , I V. I ~ ___________ I'. .— II - ._ BOX Restaurant ,1-_-------___~ — wi~lll be available to children when they ar needed '"nI Across from Volkswagen 11 0,111CIV ,, ,.. . *-Ililg";~9t, I If I 11 -. - - 'N. ____ tend college without the measure and a way of a=r- of children. patient transpor* your local public assistance until January, 1974, hen It jtznej(w w home care C%Cfl specia ill C clothingforpatients,added Uf on o 64services and needs related uio6e program. As of Jan. 1, to ewntial care of the pa- MOTEL, RESTAURANT & LOUNGE ~11 i . ,, - .. 0 4 ____ VV I sout _i"., — ~ - i. furnace with a future because Air Conditioning r "that are not usually covered ble for administering aid to by insurance." the aged, blind and dLwbled eminole Independeig ____Tt. - -.1 FACILITIES FOR YQURSELFI THEN DECIDEI S , wes' I Lounge . 11 I : PRICIEDFROM :11 . 10 Private Pictured In this -id is the famed Nautilus rapidly turns Cabby fat In the hips ond thighs removing both pounds and Inches fast, while -,hrnnic back.aoic-s yjil ch p j,j,jjjC, ,0 mc,n., , 1) _~ ITiuscles of lhe loze,fer Wck area. '6=6 .- It..' AND POOL SIDE VIEW Une- We have Lane Sweetheart Chests almost every Imaginable style, size ! ON ' AS WELL AS THE LAKE according to your needs. I - - - - ENJOY YOUR MEAL ( - 050und principlesof weight gainfor the underweightof all ages. 'I Figure contouring for women 16 to 60# i "I Dancing in the lounge- Tuesdays thi u Saturdays dents whox parents can con- ______--- III Opno7furfliv ~ __ . of - - - - -1 .1 : I — ~_ ~.Zft k - - - Division of Physician and Health Professions Educa- tmin..Nalional Ink-11tWe-s __-~, I I i _ __ .I uest ionna irv- application to draws from school. Contact cholarship Search, 7 West the campus finaricial aid of51st Street, - New York. M y, . 0 I . d . N', . Happy Hour Daily - Free hors doeuvres ', , ,. I SEE OR law does not wmit an indito contribute volun'ino Social Security, l YOUR CHOICE ER I CAN, CONTEMPORARY, October est.imates of 160 m0lon or .1I-I ll ns ection Tour Dece her 1st and [Phone per year while studying far an undergraduate degree in pharmacy. contact thr campus Financial sid office or .tirI 1% - - A_ le t I -I By FRANK C pr l lounge at our restaurant or our c - - 1~~____ ! I 'T ,-.-. ~:. - - - _ -.2 I ~_ZN~A%Wlrll -, --- I -__ __ r Tr_1 f ~ = X,:77- ~. . ____1 __ - ~_ ---_ I - - - I - - -7f-_- --I .- .-i - - i ree man studerim The first year is considered to be the vital not eligible). Repayment of - the loan begins nine months year of a dItLSt nent and Ire IfllSd be devot e or withdraws but much time to at out- ferred up to three years while in a uniformed service or (Ile si le provided in place of Peace Corps or graduate work-study funds or job work. Up to 100 per cent of the loan may be canceled for offers. service in an area having a 2. Scholarah Ip Searcit This shuria 'e of so 1 the firm locates sources of !~cholarships and financial S. Health Professions . __J 11. - - I - _____ .1 . . ~~:. .. . -1_ __ __ __ - - -I- L ----. . , -V_ -,I I - - - ~___. -, -- , II. I- -._.. - -_ __ __ "__.- o: _. , -- I- . ~_ : - . , - .___-- ._Ft...., ----. I _~_: 1_7--, , -~; ---~ ~ tf ~ 1. - , . ~ J _*~, Alg- ~ ~- .;,-.-- / 1i Z . require December reduction. (EDITOR'S NOTE: The author Is pre — ange p outs and crops are NEW YORK (NEAt ship Search and a consultant to the National Scholarbank for personal advice. reporteffly showing lighter than Ifere are some wzys in whit-h ship Foundation. This is the second of three articles on a colle$e ed uca tion ca n be fi - how to finance a college education.) 10. General Scholarships, expected and d.ry weather is nancect: Grants and Loans: Various increasing fruit drop which, in 9. Planned Investments: organizations have a pi~o- many areas, is now reported to 1. College-Adminstered form of scholarships, loans, with be verging on abnormal." Awards: The greatest grants aind/or temporary The cost of college has in- gram to help students . creased considerably so it is college financing. Local em ployment. Contact Camamount of all kinds of finanMcGee said he hoped the 160 essential that parents so ad- branches of the PTA, EIKS, pus financial aid office. . vanced and long-range planAmerican Legion, etc. often million forecast could be 4. Health Professions Loan dents receive is a specific locations. through Me financial aid of- Programs: These are availa- ning. Contact your accoun- offer aid in -nfices of (lie individual col- ble totudenLs studying for an ergraduaiedegreetn leges themse1ea. Most col one of the allied health prv- ------_____ - ____-_____ - -I4. --------- - -, -----~--~~-----~--,----------Z--1__ -~ ___ ---~___ ~=___ _M_Z_ _ --Kf_----.-ff-_ -__ - . - ~_____ --_.__ __ __ _ ” ____ r offer scholarhips, or wine, dine, and entertain them , 41 ', C AM AM *_j W ,,k though some provide coverage up to $75,000 or rity. Our income is too smiaH to take care of our food and basic oblem how er,isthatnoteenthebest Mrs. G.H. insurance coverage can proes. If you are in 4mediate tect the family against severe you should app y for economic hard ships r in the assistance.Your husbi t of catastrophic illne like that covered in th#_ bond might cfualify age uf he is oser 65) or becancerstuds cause of his disabifity. You Nearly a'third of the total au.se rna e any your disabibty. y almost never covered 11 you start receiving public kind of insurance The need for medical homemakers assistance based on age or cial equipment, the cam disability, you %ill be paid by . I o lom* reat them to a delicious lunch I I., I Day Guests ? - ; . By S. Robert Freede ..---- - ~] N4%. n,) . I industry reporb of a shortening orange crop that justified an immediate wholesale price increase to $2 a dozen 6 oz can equivalents. Current price is P.M. "United is receiving usually ________________________ ~ _ - _-____ - . i .j i"I The United spokesman said it T One / • being paid S50 or more per quarter (a threc-month pericK Copley News Service Ii i beginning Jan. 1, April 1, JW) medical ospi a a Q. My husband had a heart lorOctober 1). coverage runs out, typically attack three years ago and is People who own a business paying 75 or 80 per cent of tile ealth get Social Security cre(tits if 1 . iling c up can assistance One clear message of this shocking study is e er I for medica - pool, cocktail lounge, restaurant B product," Mee said. t iaeraiuruiotou) ,ieanratteson) 111 - -- . - _ I . 1_ ~Z~~_=_!~ _. .1 - __ __ a __ - __ I-. , horror and helplessness" and a very real experience in Plenty of excellent rooms MEDITERRANEAN SWEETHEARTCHESTS much as 60 tftm a year which is unpreceden-kd but a tribute to demand for our CinderelIa precision cutting. Canned Ego is one of 600 similar salons recently established around the Swainston (r) watch as Alark Godfrey blows dry a carefree, natural hairstyle for Barbara Foster. manaeer of Canned Ego hair salon in Jordan Marsh's Altamonte Mall Store The - - 6,1Fie iff[A01M I 941 I4 f.1 - According to some indus analysts Us has caused some j t V ILz INFORMALITY KEY AT CANNED EGO ~_, ,Fla -- "National warehouse holdings are reported ex- I , k, - I . , it Vill 1 1cl* t I 11i~ , '- HP 72 season. The new record would be miminum ofal6 per cent increase. • tfcl - YV wi * _____ _. - _- & 11 11 WHAT ABOUT RETIREMENT? 0111FARTMEta 7 .. __ ;_ i_O_ __ --- __:___ . - - .- ,-I I" jj ' Lodge them at the .- ,,~-~ " The previous record in a 52week period was the 1379 million gallons sold in the 1971- - L . 1. A 54N/( __________ / sales of 3 million STATE INITALMENT LOAN -- eeks remaining. 11 - _- — ft FLOP/DA il w - _, I 1! I . _______________________________________________________ atif (6 : nillliongaflons"ormore"cven ! - - - aver " I ,.-- =~_0,tK *,r-~"_ - 17A I -womm- ____ fl' 322-7611 f ,~ . 1 1 - ___ flair - I- - I __________________ s - - .. . 6 - - - -- This column of questions and nns%%er on federal bc i. You wl legal Ii4It nre direc(ay trenkJ Lu your h U.S. employment, whether in persurance reimbursements, totaled between $25,000 and tax matters is provided by the local office o the often by many thousands of $50,000 But only seven Internal Revenue Service ftfl(l 14 ptib'ihed as a public forming your dutle or in dollars. families received medical service to taxpayers. The column atiswers questions For example 97 lamilits and health insurance pay fir you rni require lekal help most frequently asked by taxpayers. men1so,.,, or more. aiua COStS 0,f mon. It'Ifl $10 to col.ect alimony. 1iflCL' ah 000, vet only 45 received in Family income was $15,000 q I'm a teacher. I'm required mum requirements if they are mony is Included in taxable surance payments of that or more for only about 16 per to get a master's degree for a business purpose. For inco me, you may deduct your cent of those in tile stud), - 18 educaticn to hold on to my job. more details, .see IRS Publica- legal ctiott as an expense necesmuch. AllwerecasesofadvaflCed families The family with the Are my education ezpernaea,In tin 5O 'Tax Information sar to produce such income. cancer. The average cost per highest income. $30,000. accluding tuition, tax deductiblo? on Education Expenses." Will Q. Thi% fall, my Ron went family was $20,700. lialf of cumulated costs of $75 . 550 Available free from your local A%Ay in ?tchfwl. Itecau'le he no the families had annual in, over a period of three and a A. Yes. If you meet the mini. IRS oMce. lonarr lite% %ith me, will I comesof less than $10,000. hall'years. mum ed-jeational requirements oe am an a dependent In nearly a third of toe Can an indnadual taxpiyer Families reduced Iamilies-32 of thenC0StS poverty orwere driven to theto for qualification in your em Q eer deduct legal rzpen%e%? A. No. In general, a depend.nt I ' d r YOUt verge of bankruptcy in Pinent: relative does not have to live P oycr requires r you ° obtain ° many cases, the stuuy found. A. Yes. Legal expenses that with you or k a member of Financial hardships further education to retain area necessary factor in pro- your iitiuehold for you to resulted in "early retirement your present salary, status, or ducing taxable income are clairn him as a dependent. of the well spouse, depletion employment, you may deduct normally deirluctible. For ex- lin of lifetime savings, change of expenses for the least educe- ample, you may incur legal other dependency testa, includ. career and life plans loss of tion that will meet the mini- expvn that are deductible ing furniihing rn'iri than one home and other assets. The hail of the dapcndiit's total financial devasthion, piUS support Since your 'ort quali the emotional trauma of a flei as a student, the grosi terminal illnem, made for an income test, which generally experience variously deriitritta gros s iNorne of a de scribed b~- family members Your yrl*ndfy mmkon Ralph P.zoId - Nkk.y Hickson .... ill For 41 Months On New 1974 Modal Cws. the Orlando-based grower 1 d1ha Q AU _liE~ &B.t.=11--Irl---,,~---=-~_:-~------- --------.- 80% 01 WIndow Sticker Mc. , I 11 . Wilson hr,l,. __~.___ 1- . ___.-__ - -.- - , 1- Finance We Will ", -1 ill year carryover date, United Growers said Monday. -- i , -i----- . T-t - ______ - - iiw - - . 1. _____ k I 4 ,4.~ ii~ - . . ORlANDO A •fl• frozen concentrated orange 4 ~- 1 4, - . T. ___ . ____ :: flow family Financial ruin can result from the costs of a major illness has again been emphasized by a study of 115 middlejncome families, many of them literally reduced to poverty within lesslhantwo)ears If anything can dramatize the need for the best possible hospital and medical coverage, it's this study. made earlier in the year by Cancer Care, Inc. and the _ J-.: -... . .......... ness I ro National Cancer Foundation. Many familiesstudied were financially devastated by illntss costs which ran to as . highas$50,000. Even the best insurance coverage, unfortunatel', can only minimize the family's finanual burden Though all but three of those studied carried Is- pical family . hospital and inedical expense insurance, about half of tile 115 families studied incurred costs that exceeded in- By Canton Smith . -- - . 1. - New or Financing __________ e ca a ia $ - Frozen OJ Sales At Record High .son dm .- i - - I — ______ j :i .- - .1 ~i - - ____ . ,:;~_1*.1--aw. ti:_ _ 7-_ ..__!V . I . - I 71'rglf T~.Zls__Z- I **a-- E _____________________ 1_ 4~--- - - A , o - l H . ..; -1;1~ - ______ - _.. - - 11% . . Months - — i ~.,u ~ I ____ I i caxptisAsk. _-___.-IR-1 S~ _1 • ___ staple - - t economic - . I_P -, become . _______________ I will level dropped last month for 0.7 per cent decline will set a used for food and animal merit of public candor, the first time this sear, but trend for the remainder of feeds wheat, oats, barley, declared that there is no a,Wii,ior without controls, sorghum and cuiO. nobody is claiming that the 1973. But agricultural economist o prevent a substantial rise Herbert Stein chairman of in foodP5 hen he an ce,J the President's Council of John Sc'bnittker, undersecre notin Freeze 11 back in Economic Advisers, says the tar of agriculture in th un in rif.1II Johnson Administration, ''1 h' nhtbl, seems•o i . .. support the view that the notes that the bumper crop worst of inflation is behind already committed for catching on, and many domestic use and exports. He Americans are makin at " Nonetheless, h dent in eir i redicts that any benefits least a ma rginal it is probable that we will om continued good crops food bills by growing and fr ee some larger incre canning their own vegeta-Pses ... won 't be seen at Inc grocery R in the months ahead. store until late 1974 or early bles. Swift Chemical Co.. N, which m anufactures the ~ 1975. Behind official optimism Gains from the large feed gopular home fertilizer that most food price in grain harvest igoro, notes that sales if any will creases will slacken is the probably be offset by new skyrocketed last summer much-heralded 'bumper price control regulations that Prt!Stlmabiy because of the crop this year of vital crops allow processors and retail- boom in home gardening. erslo pass on some of their And a recent survey shows spiraling operating costs to that petential homebuyers . ! . uch attention to 1 Prices for milk and other the size of the lot as the shape I : dairy products are already of the house, with an eye I . rising and increases can also toward the vegetable garden be expected soon for canned of their dreams. . a I and frozen foods, which will Washing ton-based freetance -,-. be in short su ply this year. ____ President xon in a mu writer) _ - prices - -.•--..-- A high Thursday, Nov. 22, 1973-7B The Sanford Herald bumper crop far o 01 Signs - -- Thursday, Nov. 22, 1913 — r~- . -,- __ _j ..__ -- - - 1I Open Thurs. Nights By Appointment ____________________________________ __ HWY. 17-92, SANFORD PR IC ES E F F ECTIV E NOV. 23 TO NOV.29 CLOSEDSUNDAY . �- -- - .- -. - : ! -- - - - --------- -------- ______ _______ — --- - - - - - TT ..-...._•....,=.-.-__.__:_ __,;:...,.._. ._...._. _=---e.-- -•-. .-_:... . - -- ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 88--The Sanford Herdid — Thursday, Nov. 22, 1913 g Tec ITcY or D IN SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY.FLORIDA SEMINOLE 0t)Y,FLOl0A C lOrl NO. 73•14I -E CIVIL ACTION NO. 73-1l2 WILLIAM A. ARNOLD, Huiband. In re: the Marriage — highlights IN THE C,RCWT COURT OP THE IN FOR - _ Husband and FRANCIS MILLER, Wile ACTION NOTICEOFACTION TO: DOROTHY JEAN TAYLOR RESIDENCE UNKNOWN _____ NOTICEOFSUIT TO. William A. Arnold Residence tJnknn 9-12 CBS THANKSGIViNG parades will be presented, with marriagehe%been f'ledagainstyou TAYLOR, and you are riquired , thereto on P hoiwrs attorneys, whole addrrs II 617 Sanford theCIerkoIttits Court either bitori P , ' the original )-i, i' ' CARROLL BR.E NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARING Sanford. Florida 37771 ________ - .. _- Public Hearing will be held at tha CvrnmlssionROornintheCltyplalIln DIVISION CIVIL ACTION NO 73 33*7 E _----- ca ii' . o hecw, SCHIOULEA Cornencing lSft N $0) ft E of SW y3C I, . __________________________________ _____ - gricu ura ectiOfl 563.09 cilice of the Clerk of the Circuit Florida Statutes John Wright dR In SI: Tb. Petition of Jr ::hetmiios - B R re ru oe%e, it rn nr more t11In six sears on .FO5iu (4) (44) Movie I : ' _\; '- / '. . - MAPJUAL,ItL YOU WERE 7DRqW...NM.MM IVO'k.' IN NO"flM&, 'TO COME! -i -- (4 -_ \T'i I 7-Motels . Hotels Goud ThIngs to Eat ' I 17 - . items Sell them quickly with a For Rent 36 -Resort Pro Central I ____ ____-- _______-- t_. ea Have your heater servicej for wintic Call Geneva ilIg & Air Rummage Sales S7-Spo'ts Equipment OR WE'R Shrubs, trimmed 6. shaped. Flowic 62-Lawn and Garden request only. Free eitlmate. 373. Acreage Lofslnd Lawns _Freeestlmafe_call 373 _0d '*PW wan:tosatJsorneming?a.,, -after3p. ,__ Custom Work. Free Estimate, 123. - IN ou. small Ph. 3733409. AnUancs VI ___________ 0 Heating BUlldOZI! XT'S £ITHfR . SEHKARIKGLASS&PAIHTCO Al by Bob Thaves \'J'•/ (44) Not For Air Conditioning For free Xpi - -U-Mobile Homes - _____ p m Lake Mary, Fla. 1 36-Wanted to Rent - _____ - - '_"¼ 32305405.30 to sunset. QUAIL C _ryO 34-Mobile Homes Rent . - ANK AND ERNEST Bennln9Saturday,14V 21. Purple Good Things to Eat Hotline".AdultsorTeens FurnisPd & Stoffel - 7 - Green beans. you pick. Donald Youngers - -. - _________________ .• r r? --__________________ Write P0 BOi I?l3 pound. 3721/fl INTO THE UPPER by Heimdahl Show Squares (13) S?8IC$ \ • . GambIt ii•oo (2) News . \RECODJ CUG' UUNN SHOWING Pyramid 9 00 - -.Y" . by Larry LeWIS - LOST: Male Dachshund In , k .Oflg S • C * fl brder k: d T raq Seasons Plaintiff, WhOSe $f1'U 549 East WEBSTER GOLDEU. JP.. role for the movie a , S-Lost and Found II Ap rlriail, Rent 10 30 (2) Battle a 30 33) Rock 4oE:i4Tv FLORIDA: are required to Serve a Copy of your .__ I/ ' .-'.. v(' .- _ the us in r . U. when the Miami Dolphins, taa t 12:30-to-conclitsion CBS NFL last season's winners, take on musical version of (,eore ' k RECORD OR VI stage CALIFORHIA digest .. •' ':. .-'--- - rAcEDlI,THADRiNKiNG OBLEM Perhaps AltOPlic Anon,m 3-Cemetaries I ,'ands1 and I"IeicildWantAdsGetResLIItS I-Cards of Thanks '-1 M"''" ,,- - - .. L22_A 109 'QI arena, NBC offers a back - (, , - football .' - - disciplinarian teachcr runs into '. tj1 agaln.st an Indian attack. OO} an a a pd'OVl$lOif101 the Fictitious Narn: WILLIAMS has filed petition in the .boveStyIed Court Statutes, To Wit Section $630I and DORIS JANE GOLDEN, to of ont 0 Ce , u9 tII3) I IIti ALICE ., award w Dr.. Sanford. 32771. Seminole County. Florida under fP flctjtjou NBC ' .. .P' WIfe.. lie stalks the man, thefl 130.3 ' - - Thursday, Nov. 22, 1973-9B V I i . i 1111 (RS 1 IIUItSDAY \IOVIFS l)uel Lit jIllCS Garner por. -*1 'T I A doubli Ia .idtr, with the second half sending Crimson Tide -1:30 ABC NC/tA FOOTBALI Toronto. FICTITIOUSNAME TO: PATRICK L. KELLY Residence unkno*. NC/tA C last Saturday, will be shown on South Bend. Wit Srct;c'n as c' rIori S?atufrs THE AFORESAID PARTIES ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED IEOM;LECCOUNTY. FLORIDA T All perttes in Interest and citizens n P rade and the third is the father 0 Detroit's J I Buds December, 1973. II u I to v 50. Publl$h: Nov. IS 27 29 Dec 6 1973 Lake M,nn,e Estates Said property Defenda'its uuitT .t1t.* the Clerk of on Plaintiffs attorney. seph M. M. Murasko, Pe;ttlo:$° tto S'TEEVER, her tu*band; - I New 'York. Toronto's Santa takes on the Air Force In this State University at Tiger that Sidney Poitler, an Army District. I t_ you intheabovestyled%ult$fldyuu name of POST C S 01W ILOIf IDA 32711 I a NOTIFIED mat an action for dissolution Florida 32711, and file ti i /t —T - - - 1 _____ [0901Notice N J\ISHE?$-1f__ • ALLOVCRTHIS PLACE' '" The Sanford Herald byDov.Grau. r) J ...THERE DINNY-CRITTERS / GEE HE Ski YEM M4ISKEI HIS SACK ' ) [kcr girl .ith uic atroiious 'kxla lions title the season before. wcent Higgins game at Detroit. So the S cockney biggest Thanks1ving Day America, Melissa Gaibraith, bruising contest. 'fl a nc At'ir..nhla "ld ________________________ iiPtlnu Parade tn _____ Mt. Hope. Welt Vlrinla 72'? 5 Lee Street ;. W BULLS . 10 rrie Address 2537 Qeech Boulevard. St• TV Time Previews SERVICES UNLIMITED - PressureCleaning insured. 3236331 Sanford Open 95. Mon. FrI., Sat ADCOCK , R _______ Yort. New York; L. C. HAINES. Roam 1173 730 8. 0 N _____________________ -. - _____ - --- r" __- _-- ._- -- . - ____ ''' - -- ________________ ---= L r i -s;' - TO PAULA 0 CROSS RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CHULUOTA according to the Piat thwrt CSly haviflgbS'bdiu5o443075 marr OC - '. of SE i,, ' n 79 Towrship 7) lr 2 EaSt w - -- ___ - - SE of NW '-I.. . PARCEL F' SE '-.oISE'dot SW ____ - ... _______ - . -- -- - L - .:I --- _____________________________ _ . .. Y.4Jarerequiredtoservra(opp •r CharfesC CarletonM 0 Chalrmanof the Board E StewarlGreen ChIef ExecutlysOtfIcer i. t'fAfif-f !rty :':-''ty.j f? t"r fri if 'anOtCi e,' Li'daM ?46rrl 1t f 4 S4.tk*ilh J Ct&k of Circuit Court Rloht (9) General Hospital (13) Movie (44) New Zoo Revue WIlliam 0 Long WIIIIamM MorrIs II S Mussel*tilte Hubert W WIlliams 5unUirsIofOrlan II First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga id4tnereo$gltenasa right of way (4) The Fllntstonn's ' One Life To Live State aanotos Fl ( 4) Today In ASSETS a ' - Ai1hjr t4 Beck*ifi Cit k of Circuit court Sanford FIOida37711 - 0 . 5. QIAL ASSETS - 2.059 • 25300000 tOt 43300 7 1tv73 ,'j ---.----- ii - ' -- _____ ,__,j --=-- —T = .4-.4i y 4 (tIC fiflu Counhl - r - - -- \ I i , I I TALi' guPiNiple I ' " I PONT I WANT TO ( ( Pi OER C-A.BA6E PAtL.6 MOWI.JNG AT .'." FE%'I.ALE6 - r i 0 I ...,rlP,)7 'ii11) I Poittan Mutic that -' ri IN - A LOT IS'CRE 1 '" I 1A - t - - - EXCITING IT - ItuIIflIp11II!1I1!I!11J11._'1_1111_1N'.11.."..p'T.".11 ' 'I I I ' YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE M_ort Walker I 'r AOL1I• LawnCleanUp end Light Hauling - __________________________________ •SRE C'JTAtI. 'ii6i4T AGAiN -, l 22 BE ETLE BAILEY - -. .- ---- dl WELLSDRILLED PUMPS 'NKLERSY5T[M$ AlItypesandsIles We repeL and s.en,lce . , '-. _____________________ WaN h14I. 80 -Autos for Sale ALL. Ci A bUD)Et'.J , lI, estOnal Walipapic Hanger LlcCnedReslden?iai.Cornm,qcial 79-Trucks and Trailers "I .i;iCv YOung ______________________ I '.' 76-Motorcycles 373133$ • "LakeMary' -_ LawnServict Engravrna HOOk% GJrden&La*nS,r,,i, H.L ENGRAVING SERVICE — i .'ndscap.nq, Mowing. Ed.. Metal, Plastics, Je.i.elry, Trophies Irimm,ng 77-Junk Cars Removed SI fl MEfT I • EARN 535 to 7O WEEkLY ,._J ''." (' )'' / • NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE P"?'Th '\-( I "/1 \ I I NO SUNDAY DELIVERY . (44) 6 5:30 (4) Green Acres (9) Truth Or LIABILITIRS .iufLF 'I' - (U Worni s tiws " ( 'I I I -_.___ . WallpaperHangIng HOME -. ____________________ ,strnrni Pisce a 10* 76 Auto Repairs _ / - "a (9) MovIe Loans&Otscotts " ________________ 75-Campers . Travel • ___ MANAOIMI r - MLONDI$ " Transportation -, 4\,4/ r4? F EATUR ES AT 2 00 4 00 6 00 8 00 10 00 (4) Mery Grit in tten copy of you? d.fensei. If CaihiDu F ' r - / - '( V ____ ..._- Pevton Place VOtuSla County Florida .cept the PforThict? 57 ICet of Lots 4 and 7 -, ---- - PH, 530 324 69-Stamps Coins ,,-.....) rIT11Y- - WI WIRI EYerytt*tgse.m.dso "Ith.n e'ekvet Three On A Match (4) As The World Turns I. A e SAae .1 00 (2) Another World CROSS LotsitolO inclusIve of Bloch9 according to grants corrected map lh I . "C Night (9) GIrl In My C m special and you are required to fl-. - (13) Young And THESTATEIANKOFFOPESTCITY Hwy '4(PO 80x3117)FoiestClty,Flo.jdafl;3I Openedforlusin.0 Novemberl 1973 Charter Date Feb H 1913 Charter No 717 lix ID $91451740 has been filed by EMERSON 0 ,, ...................-- ii Aimanc 130 PO.aOII321,WI'erpaSI..FIO,IOS befiIifidagIiflflyOufC1'tbttIIief yOJfO(tttreHhfdeffljtddUiffi Pet,Vion rnIned in the PCtiIion 37719. on gr before t4c.'ember 30th. ________ _____ __ . Land Records of Seminole County th ROngI 37 , ' /1 CONCRETE PATIOS 67-Livestock and Poultry ThSAING66IJDaAIC3' ic* ego feet along thc W line of laid Lot 4 and the outherIy 513 felt of Lots PARCEL "D'E 'SOf SW 14 of SE to the Point of Beginning ___ -- Lot to SOUthwtt corner, North 7 degrees 05 15 West 23359 (13) Vvho W Where Game 1:00 (2) I Love Lucy (4) News _________________________________________________ at the NW corner of said Lot 4 po.flt bng Ofl the Southerly RW wcoa..i vOuii iiy .4Cu ____________________________ _____________________________ I - (4) Secret Stor 65-Pets and Supplies Fi.it I (44) VarIety News MORNING .00 TIIER1 TC . Jeopardy . (44) McMe (44) News nieis youloriherei'efciemandedintht S George G 69 East Central Boulr.ard petitIon. WITNES$myhandandlhe,ialof Orfand'i, Florida 32101 th" Court of Sanford Seminole Attorney for Plaint'ff tituItC .n 'em,ncile Count Florida PARCEL 'A Lot; 4 5 laid R W line fh, arc of sad Cnuntv Florida curve 77.75 feet, thence South PARCELS"NEI.aofSEU 'rpjrjri 185#Ce4OIE iof5E iøf degrees2Y3O (as'76037 feet 'dE of SE I ect.on 79 Township point on the South line of said LO' - - ma n the Complaint. WITNE5Smyhandandfheiof Petitioners' attorney, DOROTHY MARIE HUNTER (Seal) - 'c - i. a1*(#I. __________________ -------l" - AFTERNOON Wide World Of thCIIn MSTEE 4*r P'u address) Unknown Deputy Clerk YOU ARC HEREBY NOTIFIED AMELIA F COLLINS and L B C011t 9145 hit O../iDL HUNTER IialNleda P'.rbor4 CHARLES PL.biIth Nov 1 L T STEEVER and -STEEVER Petlt,on In the CircuIt Court of 0EV S his wife CHARLE. T STEEvER Seminol. Courty Florida for ltl THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND c-I 0 rra TCE and a - - fl Rorn 1573 120 Broadway New CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 32719 on or before November mom, hiwif .7 E SPlYDERakaJames ___ ___ DEU-161 EA5IORANGELANQCQMPANY DAVIDLHUNTERI'fu band a dissolved Florida corporation 49 and North Orange Avenue. Orfan, DOROTHY MARIE HUNTER, FforLda Wife, ______ __________ - • Cty of Sanford Florida MR - (24) E1ectrIc ornp.n (44) Gomer Pyle (9) Hew; ____________________________________________________ 1 watering Charcoal Steaks & Sea. Specialty. ____ . - For Our Grand Opefllng Party . ' F ORRESERVATION5CALL3lI)IO8 _______ 4AZItG , )M47IfG IS 5 I I ,, ,'i ,'. (7 \ \YOU 5t$OtPb0I4t/!I T) 2_, E 9 - IF YOU ET 4 i-pptlCOiIOflS s.eIng iaen or routes lfl q ts'P THE -I "-: II e - tt 1 / •q ______________ II __ D- _______ �_ lOB - Thi'SanfordH&.rald Thursday,_Nov. -, - • - Z. - -- - - T- . -h-' . -. -- - r:- - -----' ---=-- 22,973 Thursday, Nov. 22,1973-1 1 B The Sanford Herald Hunt Here! There l s -_ Travel Agenries I] 19 Camping Resorts Teiiyof Winter Springs is takIn applications for the position of fire fighter. Mutt have 200 hourl cerlificate. Applications can be picked up at City Hall, 1 North Fairfax Ave.. Winter Springs. Experienc ed. Steady employment with mod er n meat processing plant. S clay week, Insuran and benefIts. 101 W. 13th St.. Slnfcrd. AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS. top commLs$ln, Ken Kern's Garage. 1)195. SanfaCd Ave., Sanford 372 3443. by THE BORN LOSER (o-o- o! Art SoflIom MEN OR WOMEN If you re n tereste.d in earning $1,000 per month, Øart tlm with only $3,300 to invest, fully returnable, call COLLECT Mr. Craw (2)1) 243$001. If you have an eye for r; value, you'll eye the classified ads regularly. I Male.Female DRIVER. Help Wanted Food delivery, fringe bc'nrfit. ImmedIate employment. Rich Ptn f Cn!rt Florla. 101 W Pirttftne help wanted .v.nlngi restaur ant counter and kitchen htp. Must be' ii or over, Ph. 673 Houses for Sale MOSIE C. BATEMAr BROKER SANFORD CT. MOTEL 3I7f4 Four bedr oom, 7 bath, central heal and air, two car garage. fencec yard, with lOattorted citrus trees, convenient to shopping area. 839,500. WMMj#flWflVUfl a,,vw. Help wanted male or female for Pink erton's. Inc., 1001 Executive Slumberland Motel Center Dr., Orlando. Ph, $940761 operation of small machinery and assembly in wood working. Apply or after 6:30 p.m. Monday-Friday CoIor TV- Pl. Phones Building 3L Sanford AIrport. 1:30 322-4672. _Extra clean r ooms & efficiencies. a m, to 5:30 p.m. By day wetk month. 373.4.59) ColiewurnT, nmr wul .... -lJ' W(.st 5A10 train. 579) per hr. P-h. 373 O0 For green bean gr aders. Will accept Apartments Rent boys & girls 14 or Sinfor d 30 SALESMEN area. Afternoon and evening. Right Unfurnished No experience necessary. Apply in off II CXit, Hwyl 4.6. Ph. 322-2031. 7 Bdrm.Apt. peron. Art Grindle Whe*I Ranch titchen Equipped. Aduts Used Farm Equipm en se t will ll fast Inc. 6300 N. Hwy. 1792. Sanford. Ph. 323091) after 3:30 p.m ftndei&tVWI?PIA fItiIIIød A,4fj.II SMALL LOT ___________ .uStop VA--Nothing Down 1316300 Small maintenance and lanitorial help, par? time. Preler !en-r citizen Apply Holiday House, E. Commercial, Sanford, alter 2 pm. __ Workers apply in person to American Wood Products, 1297 Charles St. LOngwøocj, Fla 2 7611 or • ,'i and women needed to train managers managen in convenience type stores, Good salary, paid vacations, hoe. pitalization insurance, excellent opportunit y for advancement. Apply LIII General Stores, 7303 Frenc h Ave. Sanford, or voitiUa AvC., Orange City. ,ird man-delivery man, also sales person, 2 separate jobs. Good pay. .'.-any fringe benefits nctuding REAL ESTATE SALES health and accident Insurance, Seminole County holiday, vacation pay and profit thar4ng. Call Gregory Lumber, Roberts& Gilman, Central Florida's 322-0500. Leaders has one openIng In their Seminole County (LongwoodBranch) office. You'll * COnstruCtion supported by extensive advertislng and managerial assistance. Experience in real Foremen estate not essential. License CONTRACTORUTILITY necessary. Call Larry Saxon, ManholC, conduit and cable. REALTOR. District Sales Experienced only. Paid v$Cltin, holidays. Piospitalilation. Call WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP. 131-3455 Roberts & Gilman INVESTMENTI Building Includes 3 attractive apts. Will make nice residence with good rental in come, 1.21,500. Two bedr ooms. 1 bath, wall to wa tt rirpeting. ti- apes, central heat Fully equipp ed kitchen with dishwasher. Call Mrs. weatherby 323.6652. - Payton -- Nice )anl2 bedroom opts. 700gnolia Ave., Apt.). Realty, 377 1101 ?6loHuawatha Ave at 1797 SANFORD GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS )53W.2:StPi St . bedrooms. 2 baths, carpeting 6 drape's. Pool. Kitchen equipped. 3 children accepted. Call _____________________________ - AIRPORT ROAD AREA bedroom 2 baths with beau$ large pool 34x )S'ata low prici 837.500. Assume existing 41 mtg.CallLillianCampbetf.Au 2 bdrm., Wi ba., den. dining rm.. screen porch, kitchen equipw with stove & refrig. All rooms large. Con. heat. Lights & water frIthed. 2 ml. from downtown Sanford. Lease lfdesired,322 1950. 3) Roberts & Gilman 830.5500 ,nc Reoltors Lsnqwt SANFORD CLOSE IN Apartments Rent Furnished Convenient and charming, completing I new 3 beda homes with garage, air carpeting. Located on a q street with lake breezes. Wat shopping and schools. Low ci payment. Only 522.300 to $21. 1 7 BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7545 Park Drive. 372 7*6) REALTOR About this 3 bedroom, 2 bath s bedroom plan home. It's local on a beautiful corner lot, qu Section, yet convenient. Ent litchen, family room, beavti parquet (lout. This home is oni a kind. Price 532.500. Owner v Carry morigage at ll'j pct. We have t hem from 30' lots on through large acreage. Call foci Stemper Agency WI MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE j; 19)95. Frenc Eve., Sunday. 322737a or 322 14 % LMINOLE REALTOR ORL - - ,_r'-, --.,-~` ~_Mr.L-lr _i' LJ _ -__..___ , - - H I L._..._., II Hall Realty Realtor, 323-5174 Buy, sell, consign, appraise, or special sales Out of an ything Of value. hwy. 1792 (behind Win chester Mobile Homes.) 32 3 30 San f ord, Fla. 3i ,a I bedroOm, 1 bath, above ground pool, sundeck. fantastic yard for children, with play fort. Good school system. Low 20;, V.A. financing available. Owner motivated. Ruth Rub, Assoc . STEREO COMPONENT $99.93 to. 3 only. In handsome' walnut finish with world famous speed automatic turntable, speaker audio system, AM FM radio,I.tracktape player. Cash or terms. United Freight Sales, 3530 S Ora nge Ave . Orlando, P.SCfl 9 in 9 ..t' 9 4 . ST. JOHNSMARINAAREA Plwys.44and42, 330* 660'aboutS acres. High, dry and wooded. 5)2000. , - No qualifying-4 bedroom, 1?', bath Wynnewood. 55.000 equity assume $9,500 mortgage. $17,900 assessment, 3'4 pct. loan. Call 373. 3230 after 7p.m. -$2 Mobile Homes -. USED HOMES SALE' Realty INC.- _______________ s -- - _. - I MAITLAPID FLEA MART 3911 Hwy I? 97 Open Sat &Sun 8 31 7920 Fully - l'diuip/wl'l KiitIii'n, L SEWING MACHINES, STRETCH STITCHES, (I) nationally adver YOU GOT TO HAVE A 2 STORY HOME? O.K. We've got ill A tised brand has all the latest str et ch Stitches, famous Iron Realtor - 322-7 II - 11 2(1 l'linhl Avenue '---- - - - New Lumber For Sale Reasonable m.5620 ~Zft Sanford, Florida ,, - ,--.-.... 1 fl , flt.J. ,.._ ,-, r, ret) climate control, double garage, and mary extra;. And, even of *37.$0(, you'll be proud to Gifts for k4 L& Gifts for ti:. ,.- - 11- . -' • "I A P t- liag DAD '• :'k' r-: 1I Gifts for the HOME j k#X_ .d ... 'q ...;.• ,-t_.' 4( f-. . '-: - •,_;4' ' .. ' • - rk' :• Unique gil ide-5 from HIS, for men Spud Queen Washers & Dryers from Firestone. downtown San who demand the besti Shop HIS, ford will mike laundry drudç.ery Sanford Plaza. easier for Morn all yeW. 3724244. BUY THE BEST for Dad, DINGO BOOTS from KNIGHT'S SHOES, TO PLACE A Yuletide Gift Guide ad, call the Classified Advertising 7(1 F First -. -.-. ~. e ar tment, 444 26 11 or UI I -7771. FOR THE GOLFER IN YOUR FA?.tIL'f. Top line of Golf Clubs, bags, balls, sportswear, MAYFAIR COUNTRY CLUB PRO SHOP. Ph. 7722531. .. Love Is Pug Puppy. AKC Reg Termt Available Trim your Tree-Wooden, jeweled and stain glass ornament kits Village Craftsman, 107 5. Park The sound of music wIll abound In YOUr home from the Stereo you purchase at FiRESTONE, downt ow n Sanf or d. 3270744 D p : SANTA'S LITTLE HELPEP? You'll tint hrn eve'y'Ahere in !hr Yt-t,it' (,ift (,..çlc- wIfi a var iety Of Christmas shopping suggestionS Where In the Classified Seciscin . ' GIft3 TT ,,wllI Lfltej I am ___ 1,11 e ," cas-tr w:!h ceivna' Heat 6 Air from Sanford Heit I. Air. 3226290. Your 'eelings for her will r,flIct in your gilt of I Lovely mirror chosen from Se9nkariks, 210 MagnolIa Ave. Sanford U M-rn comfort and beisjtt 5 pair of Daniel Grtene house slippers item Kngt'tt's sn, 200 E. Ftl V- A gifl that is SEW right-a Fufura Srw'rq Mi.ne' from cn Sanforo. 3234461 br,Wsttrt bet P*)iay With I lovely hody sh'rf, or l-ngti-ie by Kayser from (aFerns. 101 W. Itt St. Santr Delight 5is with a charm bracelet and charms from 0*11mev t,-w-e'ier5, 204 Pink Ave. The t''ds w i ll iuve a pair at OlN(rO BOOTS from KNIGHT'S SHOES, I BELL Rti'IGERSI Those are the wee gift Ideas you'll find In Phi yuletide Gift Guide Seclien In the Want AtJs. 1k.b Gifts for Cur. U. S Currency. fine Jewelry; Bottits. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109 West lit St. ' FCFC3r1 ALL out of ideas? Visit ETHE'L'S "I.W'.l, I Mile w5! of I4 on old State Rd 16 at 1 76" station, Yn 5!7I C.iIIt- ni fl,.t.,.iA,s.. -. '-- -'I.., 'VflI Select your new furniture from Wit SON MAIEP for the bc-st Christmas ever. Save on nslsonal brands. Liberal trade, Ins. Free delivery. Convenien t terms. We give TV Stamps. 31 1 E. Itt St. 372 3677. - SMART SANTASg,$those',af gift ideas by checking Yuletide Gift i.. -'r- . i.... 'S!!'V'IPs Watches, Silver China, Crystal. Kldef -% S.viford. 372.7343 Give Roller SkateS for Christmaslarge $iectIn of skate ic WESTE ,0 RN AR sibIufe.ao,li. E O J Br'i. ipmr1it Sa-e 81 the Old Corral eern 5hop7fl, I mile Sare Please your oats at chr:stm.o with a wm'unaote attractive bed. $7.91 tip Animal Haven. 372 $757 - ____ A Gilt that will pluse the whole family GE Toast P Oven, bakn Ike' an o - n, t-alt iikt a dream. Grc'gnry Lumber1 6th & Maple. 3770300. 'JJ.'.12F Cavalier Motor Inn - Gyt fashionable ctotl'e, from Outer Limit;, Sanford Plaza. Gift are just purfect. Certificates Select lldifl ctula pvSes and mews bit folds from Gwaltney Je'wele'rs, 201 POrk Ave. I 3'2O0 Hwy. I7.97Sanfor Ph 123 56*0 . - - Liltu. & POLARAS s ! As Long As Supply Lasts - DODGE DART SWINGER ócyl, auto, PS, R&H, Air ................... 2988 1788 AVERAGE MILEAGE 61000 TO 10,000 MILES 1 ALL HAVE EXTENDED WARRANTIES "The Little Dealer With The Big Savings" CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS JIM LASH RAMBLER AMBASSADOR WGN. 3 seat, V8, AT, PS PB, 7 1 Brand New slide In truck caper; from $795. New World Travel, Hwy, 17-97, Longwood. $3.1 9171. $ 1 388 '70 69 MERCURY COUGAR V8, 3 spd. floor shift, R&H Bucket seats, immaculate Inside & out ...... 68 PEUGEOT STATION WAGON 4 spd., R, air, good tires Double Sharp No. T858A ................... 1888 - -- . -. I. , PLYMOUTH SPORT SATELLITE WGN. V8, auto, PS, PB, Air, low ml., Extra clean ............................... 1 Sanford Ph. 322-1055 Orlando 647-8878 Only 9 Mi. N. of Hwy. 436 on 17-92 DODGE DEMON 225, 6 cyl., 3 speed, floor shift, R&H "performance plus econon'y".............. TRUCK CAMPERS - .'., ____ .,, - - ' -~_ __ $ .4 i288 7 i088 DODGE DA 338 Bucket seats, console, 6 cyl auto., R&H ............................... HOURS : SAT. 8.6 New Car Lot. 1801 W 1st SANFORD 12.6 Hwy. 436 & 17-92 1j \i, OPEN SUN 1-5 IL Lti.t'tL(i i• itLL(i.ttL LULL Used Car Lot 17-92 & Lake Mary Blvd. I D _______ F LA 323-4270 Orlando 644-3912 322-0614 _____________________________________- y;: V Fern Park Ir -- . V TI V . 9?4 - . llffiu .'\ 40 ' ' , 1 ' - . i ir; &iiu'.li - :'i 1. . ''i - 2 & 4 Door Sedans, fully equipped, only 6,000 to 10,000 miles. - 970~bq _______ ____ - - A W - V . A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE pond. See to af . 'eclat, ,$55.00 6 Afternoons - Wk - S I1V/ILJ'%bLt AVAI L BLE II'4 IVWKU DELTQNA LONGWOOU ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ROU TE IL'UIC3 Pointed inside, much citrus. Owner will palM t"ttd. Old "wk down payment 6 as sume 5' -, pct, ' ' . l:1.it.' 7 . - - -. U ' MILLERS 28I9Orlarldo Drive. )fl0337 • I - _.=-_- - __ _%_ I. '.' . . -- - I-- . - --I 73 Loaded At Luxury Car .ILI '? I it a 00 DELTA U - .- i1. , Ahk 8-6, SUN 12.e steering, brakes dows, vinyl roof. Only 33,000 Miles. 9,991w I $2100 (ONLY 5 LEFT) 4 ' 170 DODGE MONA CO door hardtop with vinyl &i roof. Automatic, air. pover steering & brakes. "A little' ole school teacher owned, this one." 11,, U DICK BAIRD INC. i. 8311318 HWY.436, 17.92 FERN PARK __ ! a i - -, 25 0,/1SC0T 0 8880' p& ON THE S T WHEN YOU COMPARE FINANCING WE GAIN A CUSTOMER! L']TdI Brand New 1973 : ., fit k Electra 225s Buic & Rivieras 1. PiLriu OLDSMOBILE PICK A-A SAVINGS 1111 $3533 4 DEMONSTRATORS • 'toitlatic, air, power HOURS: SAT. -I ,-,~ -1 (, ' "Th e LeBaron" By Chrysler .c. o iesi anve it now. The cam for people who know all about imported cars Th'2 cm lot People who never considered one 322261 1 APPOINTMENTS: .. on; they're built In. - -. __ ___ __~ -- __- ___ ______ on More than $00 dealers coast - to co41 AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR 524 Park Dr. 22-22111 REALTOR Atterhours 3779711 772399) 3270641 12-month warranty. The front wheel drrvc Subans. CALL Jim Hunt Realty MoetsntswestUS.ernissionstandards. 25. Our extras aren' t add*d - COUNTRY CLUB-- 7 bedrooms, I bath, s tove. refrigerator, carpet, lar ge pa t, fenced yard. Don't miss this on at $tJ,S.(I3 with low montbty payrm:'nt 41 j,i S To Choose FROM Luxury In ltsOwnRight ' cc'c1 doom locks Dumpers that qualify lo, insurance discount mortacje CASSELBERRY B 37) 0708 r - O L A !p power brakes, steering a windows. 37,000 actual mile's. '1565's TAKE IV Idoor hardtop, automatic, air, fl. Floor-lo.dash center console. . TEL E VISION .S75UP - - 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY Cigarette lighter. How-through vcnlitton Undercoating and nylon carpeting. Hinged rear windows. IT. Heal.r,defrosler, and rear window detoçjgor. 18 impact absorbing steering wheel. FIre-retardant upholslery. Contoured rear seats. ;l%O Console Stereo NO SUNDAY DELIVERY A A , - 2 & 4 Door Sedans, fully equipped, only 6,000 to 10,000 miles. LI -- I 'I 1111 1 1111 1 1111 Fully-teclining, high-back buc ket seals. TV-RadioStereo , rallU Same pnce. Front wheel drive. 2. AM pushbutton radio. 3. Fiont disc brakes. 4. 4-wheel Independent suspension S. New 1400cc engine, 6, Rack and pinion steering. 7. Radial lires with slyledcovers. 8. Tinted glass all arriund. 9. MacPherson strut front suspension. Economy--up 10mpg on regular. II, iai;nuriiuier anu c,w,r!c i.Io'. J1. SAVE 9,400 1. Washers, range;, r,frig. Also repairs. Myers Appliance, 'c Sanford Ave. m32 _____ - - - a fre Christmas Sale on 'Whlrlpoot Appliances Come n we t hem. Big Savings. Geneva Heating & Air Conditioning c4.r 3096 Orlando Or 373 5431 . .: - - 5uban GL Coupe. 0691 .-. -'------ in Sbipped or fufly-equipped. -- r. - n' ----- " service. used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES. i,' -, ____________________ ,a fto LJ BOYS A ND GIRLS AGE 12 OR OVER Earn Your Own Money By Delivering .- - F. I PIMOR E WASHER -- - ? L.J3395 CHO 1973 Model Closeout I') , 1973 Buick Century 3 TO CHOOSE FROM 1973 PLYMOUTH GRAN SEDANS 4 door tardtop, starlite blue with white vinyl roof, power disc brakes & steering, AM-FM stereo radio. Split bench seats with rec liner. Automatic & air. The poor man's rich car You have been waiting all year for this one. ••' - 1I 1111 IIILJIIIJLIIIILIIliW 1ll Ih1r110 11 Many to choose (I k 5 , Appliance Sales & Service. 2817 French Ave.. Sanford, 377 ?MI COUNTRY-- Paola area. s bedrooms, 2 baths, central heat., Florida r oom, carpet, 6 much more. S ccres with private fish _~____~~._____ ') SALE '72 1 71 •1 588 Factory Air, Very clean ...................... WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL Freezers CITY- 3 bedrooms, furnished Cii home close to shopping . A C unt, fenced yard. 116.500 with $3301) down & low me payments _ __-~--v For thC best buy in American Motors, and Jeep vehicles, see. DON BALES Sanford Mot or Company 5013 French Ave, 377 4383 Equipped with radio, heater, automatic trans., power steering & brakes, air conditioned, vinyl top. ____ U JEEPS** PRICE 2999 FORD PINTO RUNABOUT R&H,4speed,factoryair,verysharp......... -___________ you ever saw 1841 SLINLAPID- 3 bedrooms, fenced Yard. A little work & some pain ling needed. Priced at only $17,700. EXCLUSIVE - City -3 bed roo ms, 9trAm- o:es Wheel Ranch. SpfdiOl Neva VI. auto. air radrca. rita,. c en tral heat 1, air, range, dish washer, disposal, drapes, carpet, double garage, large lot & many other attractive featurei. Don't miss this buy at $34,700. Make down payment & assume 7 pct . mor tgage. AC unit, fenced yard, freshly SKATE CITY ROLLER RINK Dog Track Road 13*2174 '73 __________ - The biggest little worker _______ RECONDITIONED Refrigrrat.rs Wither; and Dryers /, ARRANTY, Free Deliver, WHITESIDE APPLIANCES. 611 III I-16.A, carpet, crIaini, roos & drape,, citrus, 106' x 196, tot, 16' * jJ' Swimming pool with carisn.a & covered patio. $32,100. . FURYS '64 MUSTANG. Nothing down, take over, call credit manager, 37) 6230. YO - V-MA-_ Household Goods 52 (iT Y- 3 t)i'-drcpm, 7 batt- s, cr -:!r ii .11 1965 Chevrolet Impala, 1 door, air conditloned,R&H,powerbrake-s& steering, 783 cu. engine. Only 1350 SHELLEY USED CARS, 701 French Ave., 373 2c0 Lease Cars with Chrysler Extended Warranty '66 On deluxe Nt-cchi f i g tag 3 needle position, built in buttonhole male, wIti designs Pay $3.4.50 or pa,ments of $7 per month. See at Sanford Swing Center 307 [ bedrooms, 2 baths, family room , ,r - WILSON MMER FURNITURE 1DYLLWILDE- Spacious 3 VW 1977 Chevelle Malibu. 4-D. Power steering, brakes, air (ond. Low mileage Call 373 1530. Now is your opportunity to trade for a new Dodge or Chrysler Lease Car. own and live in it. See It now t First time advertised. One yr. old, large 3 bdroom house Fenc ed yard, approx. 2 acre's, lakefront property on big Lake Mary. Ph. 322 7903. ~_:-___ '61 VOLKSWAGEN Excellent Condition Ph 373 6060 between 8.5 p.m. **AMC Both 4-Door Hardtops-Lease Cars 51 "Sa nford's Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and PlatsonalMLS REALTORS 2S4S Park Dr Y` _~l ~ - '66 JEEP b'lAGOPICER flotling down, take over, call credit manager, 373-6730. - ________ First SIL. Downtown T, _:X~ev__!:~I*._!_:~'_f Autos for Sale 1969 Mustang. A.C. PS, slot disc wheel, radials. Engine rebuilt Sacrifice. good coed. 66$ $607. TRY TO BEAT THIS! '73 Lease & Exec. Cars Credit WE NEED USED CARS! Call 322.2420 Anytime TiT;i'1U . ' " -' 80 ______- Travel Trailers Sat 9105 IDYLLWILOE - EXCLUSIVE PROUD? YOU BEll We're Proud to;how this brand new 3 bedroom. Nothing Autos for Sale 80 1 '1? GRAN TORI.'1O, Nothing Own. take over. Call Credit Manager, 373 6730. I TON PRODUCE VAN. Nothing down, take over, call credit '70 CHEVROLET IMPAt.A, manager 373 6230. down, take over. tail ----------------------------_ Manager 373 6230. Trucks and Trailers ' Freight Sates. 3330 S Orarje n-yr 322 3477 LOTS TO SERVE ~A payments available United too! rrst time advertised --- Sale Autosfor $960 Dodge. Good lire's, new in spection sticke'i' $725 See after 5 - 30. 401 San Marco; Ave.. San ford 373 7 1 06 l9S9EdseIStation Wagon NOW!I0 TWO BIG campers is .. iO Automatic, radio, good tires. 1200 Call 377 1115 after 6 p tn. 1959 Edsel Sedan PHONE 373 i910 1951 Chevrolet 'a tots 6 cyl., 1 spec-j, heavy duty rear, $350 or best offer 8347103. To buy and sell gold or Silver cons. cntact us first We alto buy bu1 stvCr Coins SEP.'iiPlOLE COIN CENTER, 109W Itt 373 1357 Mortar Mixer, Scoffold. Plank, Wheel Barrow, €4. 32260)). I '64 Mustang, 6 cyf. Good condition. Reasonable offer. Pi. 372-1360 PICKUP Motorcycles - Stamps- Coins - I IJ __________ Bikes, Bikes, Bikes Building Materials Autos -for Sale $375.00 1969 GMC Big V-6, 16' van, '62 Chevy ftelair, 6 cyl. auto, newly Hydraulic lift, extras, new itnpe?cd, chro,n. wtec2;, 75 motor. 36$ 5710 )27 $910, Looxlng for livestock buyers? Place a low cost classified ad for ttSu!'.. _ -- Bicycles - 79 CASH 322 1132 For used furniture, appllanc is, t ools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart. 715 Sanford Ave - hole;, blind hem and decorative design. You will Save over $200 on this too of the line model Easy It , KULP REALTY 101W Itt SI. Franklin Arms ApartmentsI Colonial, too. Has 3 bedrooms. 1S 1 baths, for mal dining room, climate control plus many f"atures. 546,600 It's brand new, loading bobbin, built in button 1JII -_________________________ pickup truck with camper, 5700 Ph 37-31126 - ______- - _________________________ 61 --- -- 1963 Dodge) ton - 196-0 Harley Davidson Must see tobelieve 373 S7l3afterdis.m. (Warren) S UN. Cast iron Bath Tub, like new. Also other building supplies 322 1177 I advertised. ?both with '- III __ o.' - W4 Ad StU T 1964 Austin Heaiey Sprite, good running condition 323-57)3 after 6 p.m. (Warren). __________________________ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top priceS paid, used, any COndilcn ei.*4 $176. Winter Park 71' 1 Call . 135 Merc power trim, tOt dip, galy , trailer, extras, Like °e'- 14.500. 3722737. ' NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND, SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. SINGER ZIG ZAG SEWING MA CHINES (7) never been used Thes e mhinet have built in controls foe zig zag buttonhole;. blind stitch, fancy patterns, etc. terms United Freight C-ash Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave Oclando Mon Fri 9 to Sat to • (:iqts I -_____ '80 - $964 Ford Pickup, rebuilt engine, new clutch, big bed, $100. 3730401. Cash buyer for used articles, tur oture', etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES, 327 6977. rip. Evinrud mot or and trailer all " excell ent condition. Priced $1250. Ph.- 327 57)8. ' 1966 Chevrolet pIckup. 71,000 miles A I condition $1,000. Ph. 3721201 -- Orlando. 2956394 anytIme. /8 ''" Trucks and Trailers 19 Junk Cars Removed Wanted to Buy ----- - - __ l&2 Bedroom .1j)iJflflZeIiLs Ceiira! lieu: & Air Pool Clubhouse Laiindr SI Drupe. Pritate Paiw or Ikikon',' f 68 _____ - Auto Repairs Parts- Accessories JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct from boxcar at whoIesat Prices, Jolly Charlie guarantees n wrlttng iOwet prc.'s IS F P. ( , it.l,,, [ .i. i..'.' lt - ,trJ,iil s i*r tracks. If' Orlando Clipper with cabin. 58 Feed - - 11 1? Norris, 22' Travel Trailer, self. 62 Lawn and Garden Contained, air 6. extras. ft-i Outdoor 3°, ton A C unit, Like new, I sh ape. 3655780. $300. Left sdeof sectional couch.) KACTUS KORRAL, 715$ Sanford wits, old, 1.60. Ph. 723 3911 or 322 Ave Next to Horse 6. Rid'Camper Top for Datsun. Toyota or ,., ".'il p:Ck up Phone 373 52(0 7191 Cictus. pottr'v a. I _______________________________________ - -. Letoneofcurfriendlyad visor shelp 'r0t word your classified ac. Call 722 2611 or 8319993. 0 IIJ . --r- ______ - _ r7 in Suburban Estate;. Has climate 67-A JOBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 377 3961 - O.E,co$orconsole Vacuum cleaner. Now encyclopedias. Stereo 1 equipment, toys and housobolit tenn Like new, reasonable 373 440$ You F r f I Titj,indofle'rJ, unwanted junk cars hauled away. Your cost, $10. Fourcute. adorable playful puppies, nee-da good home. Phone 327 6351 - Long 1301 W. Fairbanks WE TAKE TRADES - * 190N . Hwy 17 4) Forrest Greene, Inc. e *DICK BOND* control and twin carport. Condition is only fair. But, so Is the pricel $21,950. End of storyunless we show Itto you. Then, it'll be the real beglnnlngl First time & Marine Equipment Boats - 'AucuoN* A.A.A. AUCTION b$omeonanicecornerbof,hastwo 4-452333 bedroom; two baths. Outsid storage room. covered carport, Geneva- 9 - acres of beautiful screened porch, only four months "Ocala type" land. High rolling old. In a nice location convenient with oak trees. Choice location, to II, DeLarid and Sanford. paved road, includes mobile home Owners In thi; Secluded park screened porch, barn, some enjoys the St. Johns River, pasture. Excellent water. Swimming Pool, Club House and 5-40300. Terms. the quiet of country livIng. Owner Also 3.67 acres. LOWly homesite, anxious to se ll and will hold the good water, high rolling land mortgage. PrIce 118,000. Call beautiful oak;, keep horses. Only Charlene Holloway. Aitoclate, 5)2,500. Owner financed, Call Hollow ay & assocIates, Qeattors, Grace Morley, AS1.Oc. Area (303) 131-7111. Inc. REALTORS 671 $111. 3 bedroom. 2 bath, fenced yard, dishwasher, disposal. refrigeratOr, recreation area across street. V.A. $176 per mo. Principal and Interest. 30 yr. ter m. 8"i pd. annual rate. Ruth Rule, AsSOC. COUNT r EXCLUSIVE WESTSIDE STORVI We have this 3 bedroom, 2 bath on a big, big lot 55 All slit's and models, to e'cjs. 5 E ver, Friday flight 7.30 p m If you speeds, and standard hike's now have things to sell or consign, callavailable at Firestone Store Call Stan Vermillion at $317020. 3770241 - Leisure World. Deflary, Mobile Realtor s VETERANS NOTE! NO DOWN PAYMENT *PUBLIC STONE ISLAND AREA Fine for horses and real country living II acres. 511.900 Low down payment on I, 2, 6 3 BR used homes. SUNLAND ESTATES WINTERPARK REALTORS Philco A C. 33,000 BTU. Good condition, window or wall unit. Day 373-7590. Nile 323 2916 ,.- WINTER PARK INC-REALTORS -. Make lots of room in your closets. Sell No Longer Needed Items with Doberman puppies AKC. ; Wits. a Classified Ad. Black & Rust. Wormed and shots Started, $100. Ph. 349.5360. * ____ *.0 oalI - St. Bernard, male, brown & white $30 Ph. 373628). ______________________ 'SOFA AND CHAIR, United Freight Sales lust received several matching sofa and chair set s , I 599 50. cash or terms. United Freight Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave., Orlando. O I? Volt Auto flatteries III " REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue 372 "i' Lain " " Thunderbolt, by Charge; BEDROOM SETS-17) some still in packing carton. The-soMarine. 11'6" 10. hO hp. Merc factory cruiser. Used only 10 hrs. 8350, include headboard, dresser, take OVPr 372-9096. 'mirror and chest, reg. $739 flOW $179. Cash or Terms. United 16' Larson Boat, 10 HP Johnson Freight Sate%. )SO S Oranqccjtboard & trailer, 8450 1?? ci'. Ave. Orlando. LAKEFRONT HOMESITES LAKE MARKHAM ESTATES SIS $30 * DICK BOND * -- Make your child happy, Gerbils are nice pets, 51.2$ ea. Ph. after 6:30 ________________ By owner. Beautifully wooded. Just over ifltO Lake County. Off new, s 1-lQth ml. from WekIva River. mi. to Sanford. 25 mm. to down. town Orlando. $3500 per acre. Assume pr esen t mtg. of approx $16,000 . Seller will take back good site second mtg. from qualified buyer at attractive interest rate Seller is Reg Real Estate Msoc. Call 611.1701. Seller is MotIvated, CLEAN AS A PIN! -- Toy Poodle puppies. Champagne; wits., 130. No papers Ph. 373-7061 after 5:30. THANKSGIVING SALE, Fill aba 0 for $1. 9 to 12. Monday lhrough Saturday. All Soul's Catholic Sharing Center, SI? Sanford Ave. ___________________________ Lots of Goodies. Friday, Sat. & Sunday, 774 F. Oroadmoor, Lake Mary mi, west of Seminole Jr College. 1474 10 Gorgeous Acres SUNLAND ESTATES .-. ___________________________ -' Ste nstroritil COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE i 1301W Fasrbaikf WE TAKE TRADES ' Realt or s &45 713) 24 Hour Service Call )fl 719$ _____________________________ 111.7167 AL r )l ATE REALTOR u$i79l,O, Bar y66aIoiS - -. , Forrest Greene, Inc. CORBEH 63108)0 - ' IDYLLWILDE - EXCLUSIVE COMMERCIAL LOCATIONS - 11 CHOICE 3 bedroom, 1'. bath, wall to wall carpet, drape's, stove, refrigerator, garage and fenc ed, $71,701). $3) I •73 TALI'. TURY - I t.. 0G. BLAIR BROKER A. 1. PENNINGTON ASSOC. 3717710 Home 3229370 CLIFF JORDAN now , Blair Agency * BEST VALUE. TrcDrlver-5 and QwnIrOperaio4-s 830.5500 zeded to rrar.sport automotlj 7 bedroom furnished a partment wflhin the stale of Florida Inc Realt or s LongwOod Adults only. 5)30 mo. Utilities have a good safety record, and be furnished, Call 373 0I. able to qualify under strict DOT DRIVCRS. Part time or isill time. requirements. Two bedroom duplex furnished We train you. Good commission must have new or rwarlr apartment 4720 Orlando Drive, Yellow Cab Co. 201 S. Park, Ch'rolet. Dodge. GMC or Ford Sanford cenientlnn.al tractors. Mileage t 1k ind 45C loaded, )7e empty. Can Earn Up To $2O1ii)O aI., air, x.Icnen Weekly settlements, Other $110 mo. Kuip Realty, Excellent lob opportunity. benefits. Apply Builølng il. 222 2333. Excellent fringe benefits. Sanford Airport or pfione (303) Demonstrator and gas furnished, 3721044 ,or SAN MO PARKS, 12.3 Bedroom Apply in person, Jack Davis, Bill Trailers 1. Apts. 2 Adult parks, 2 Baker Volkswagen, 3719 S. H Family parks 3515 Hwy 1797, 1797. Sanford. 19 Female Help Wanted S.anford,323 1930; Day, Wit., Mo. Oihwathrs and Experienced -. AVON MAKES CHRISTMAS THE WELAKA APARTMENTS cooks. Apply in per son to Sanford SEASON TO BE JOLLY. Earn fllW,lst.St. Pinch House. extra money for giftsas an AVON repc's*ntatlweinywrparetime. ________________ AVALON APARTMENT S Call "A "It. 74 Business Opportunities ADULTS NO PETS 1)4W 2nd. St. ' Gefllng ready to move? Sell excess SELF SERVICE COIN OPERATED ___________________________ items Quickly with a Classified xWIK ,KAR WASH available San 32 Houses Rent ford and surround ing area very Unfurnished tow Investment, 73 çct. finincing Erperienced bar maid. Apply in An investment for those who person to Bahama Jryq's, 230$ HOMES and APTS. for rent. From MUST SUCCEED and one hit French Ave. 3225211 $100 mc. Call 173764). HOME will provide years of steady RENTALS-broker-9 to 9. come Call collect, 904 725.7162. Secretaries, typists, general 1. clerical. All office Skills. Xtra Locust, 3 bedroom, 1", baths, furHelper,, Temporary Service, nishid kitchen. 1)50 r.torWh. 1st 6. old Car." Sell it with a Classif ied last. 373.9091. _.._ Rolling Hills-Fairways front and back, 31 ft. living room, 4 bedroomS, 2 baths, fencing, landscaping, bearing Plum trees, 7' pct.. stock membership and oolf cart incIudd. $31 7017. * AuctioneerIng Service Lots and Acreage Calibart Real Estate New I bdrm, 2 ba th ho me in $191 300 idylIwilde. Sunken living room. Home with fenced yard, 130' * 150' fireplace $44,250. 1k-i pct. Owner. lot, 2 bedrooms, alt, large rear Call 901-21S3l3IorMrs. Paoux, Pt Florida room, convertible to 3rd 1 . Box 41$, Belleview, Fla. bedroom. WINTER SPRINGS-The Terrace, 3 bedroom, )'i baths, re-c room, hotibv shop, quiet neighborhood Pay $6,100 and assume $19000 motrgageatlpct. Total monthly payment, $177, posses sion, January. 1971. Call 323 1711 or 425 1016 during working hours. - - PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. Antiqut, TVs, Miscellaneous. New and used furniture and l'ppliances. PluS Special sales (witch ads) Off SPRINGS wINIER Tutcawilla Rd. 210 x 210', zoned agriculture. sa.soo. _____ FOR BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSES for sale or lease, call us. - * Sanford Auction STATELY PINES - Country area, near Lake Florida. 100 x 175'. C.-ood terms. Have a real estate problem? 25445 French Ave. Days 3727312 AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. . -. - -- ' Pug Puppies, AKC Reci Stud Service Available 373 1299 ____________________ SANFORD REALTY _ - .. .....----- -- -- - -- . Carport Sale-items old 6 new, misc. of all torts. 20 West, Hartwell Ave.. Fri. 6 Sat. Nov, j & 24,3274311. -- - in 3 bedroom, 1 bath home In excellent condition, 515.500. Terms 4 . 16 Rent Equipment for -' Rent (Hue Lustre Electric Carpet Lawn furniture, dining canopy 10 Stlam)oocr for only $1 per day. 10. Step ladders; Christmas CARROLL'S FURNITURE. goods; linens, misc. 9 a.m until - _____________________________ dark 504 W. 8th below Urcnch 65 Pets and Supplies Miscellaneous For Sale d 64 Garage- Rummage Sales -- - You'll enjoy this lovely 3 bedroom, 1' ,bath home in perfect condition. Includes central heat, Ci4'ptf, 'creened porch, fenced yard For p'oiy $24,000 Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Fern Park 54 ---'-- SO All ---.- .--- RegiStered Broker 373 8670 ,. To ____________________ JACK R. McCLURE ALTAMOUTE SPRINGS AREA * High & dry with nice trefl. 280' nea r A pple Valley, zoned agriculture. $16,300. , Till We Succeed!" Realtor END OF YEAR CLEARANCESave up to 5)500. All mobile homes rastically reduced. Come see the 13Iflebarg.1nSit Place Homes North, Hwy. 1792 Lake Kathryn Estates, 7 ml. North of Hwy. $347770 Thanksgivinn J I Lots and Acreage - -- -- -----..--..--.- 3W Firit St 323 $061 or 373 0.5)? We Don't Stop -- 3 . Mobile Home Uank Reposteuio..s. IS to chooSe from $31 7373 De'Al" u M. UNSWORTH REALTY I' with a law-cost classified adl 3 bedroom, l's or two baths, all brick. From $21,400. 20th Street to Locust, turn left to fifth St., right on Valencia Court North. Model ctxn I 6pm. daily. On site phone Urn! - .- Doublewidebdrm2o*36,e*cellent condition, unfurnished. Ph. $31. 3. _______________________________ EVEREST REALTY INC. Realtor, 1601 S. Hwy. 17.92 Maitland, 62$ 0101 ALTAMOPIT C SPRINGS Oh Boy, is it nicel 3 bdrm., house Quiet location. Safe arcia for kids to play. Cozy paneled den. Gorgeous decorating, ''°' gm ThdW7flftflflMP NEAR 136 EAST tewl,. rt-r- itt-ti A raIr Color TV, Courtesy car pick-up Service. FamIly units, ciliclenclet, ov er nites, low weekly rates. 3223103. C' BROKERS Irii' Time Tested Frrn 120 N. Park Ave. Dayt, 3726123 N'qhts3fl.7352;3fl 5.474 - 1 r oo m lurnished private entrance, bath and parking. Call 322-2710. . 1100E 25th St ,Sanford 1l T. JOHN'S REALTY Houses for Sale C.A.Whiddon,5r., Broker I)) N. Park, Sanford 3991 TAFFER REALTY Let oneof our friendly ad-visors hel you word your ClaSsified ad. Ca 322 2611 or 83)9993 Rooms for Rent 41 .louses for Sale 1 bedroom furnished house Ic country. $130 mo. - plus $51 damage. Call after 6p.m. 322 6211 _ 29 pan SANFORD ________________ BY OWNER-New Kingsberry 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Central ht and air. Range, dishwasher , disposal. fully carpeted. Lot 161 * 63'. VA and Conventional financing. Ph 1714*60 - 817W. First St. 41 0 GREGORYMOBILEHOMES 310JOtIandoOr, SOO French Ave 323 5500 3735200 BALL REALTY ___ -_ Happy ------ LAKE MARY - No traffic, nice tree's. almost new 3 bedroom, 1 bath, carpet, large kitchen, 12300 down. $164 mo. 322-1309. . ,_ 'A A Mobile Homes 3 bedroom, 2 bath. carpeted, central WALKER JOHNNY ha. REALTY, 322 4 Business Opportunities "Bag. cIe LONGWOOD AREA . Want to sell Something? A small .nves?ment in a Clattifled Ad will t-ong r esults. ilns.cncfnr ¶1 NEW HOMES RN f' we*end work, day shift. Pleasant working conditions Luther an Haven Nursing Center, O'wiedo. Ph MS 34S6 between 7 &m. 2pm 20 You'll ____________~ - 0 Night Birtender Apply in person Club Diamond. Hwy. 17-92, De'Biry . * *GUARDS* * lip to 12.25 per hr. to stir?, uniforms Bargains The Clerks-Norrell needs you for in. teresting and varied itsIgnmen?s, typing, filing accounting. No fee, Call 6(71111.73)) Lee Rd • Winter Park. Male Help Wanted CUTTER. On Limit " $500 up. depending on e*pCrlencc An derson Employment Service. $30 0)66. Do your campn an1 canoeing at Camp Seminole No alcoloIic beverages 322 4170. 18 ," No _____ Female Help Wanted FLYING CARPET TOl,105 'IC AirlinC tickets, Cruise and io.is Wanted: RNs and LPNs. Apply In Sanford Hurting and at offtcaI rites 303 Semoran Convalescent Center. to Blvd., ('Iwy 136). 1313733 Metlonvdle Ave.. Sanford. 14 --- .-,-- I I t 'I ENLJRI.UI PONTIAC-BUICI -1, fol I k i , 2933 Orfwido Dr. (17.92) PH. 322-0231 �-- - - - - .- - .:--- - - - -... - -- HE __ __ __ The Sanf ord Herald - ___ ________ __ Thursday, N ov. 22, 1973 - - --- - For Most Americans . 4 -_____-_.~ - = z- - --_-__ -_____ .I .i____ __ __ .---~_Iz___ ___ --,--1 1illl =. _Www=;Q ___ .- 4 - ___ . 0 ____. - - ___ __ Moonlighting _Q~~ Is Now Becoming Increasing ly .Ir. Popular Labor Statistics. Lc try'g to increase savings, living goes up," says Morrie money," but adds: Copley News Service The report places the number The remaining moonlighters Wishnick, president of the "Those second jobs wouldn't CHICAGO-By the light of of moonlighters nationwide at give such reasons as the desire Chicago District Council of the be availa ble if we were having the silvery moon, the song goes, about 4 million, which means to try another occupation, the AFL-CIO Retail Clerks Union. hard times." Sq90011LJr*b1f*mq I love to spoon..but, to In. approximately one of every 20 hope of building UI) an inpartused "It to be that most EVERY THURSDA Y EVERY TUESDAY creasing numbers of working Americans fits into the dependent business on the side, time workers In stores were by Wishnick Areas covered ½ lb Western Steak VEAL PARMESAN Americans, that light Is being categor), and pro%IdesaslJflple and, somewhat surprisingly, omen No we're gettinga lot choice of Two Vegetables used for plain, old-fashioned reason for the upchmb th e the love of work Cholcc of Two Vegetables of men limes are getting a md Coleman s unions-retail Bread 8 Butter Hot sales and security guard Hot Bre'ci & Butter need of money. work, Howevever, union leaders little harder." i cu l ar l y positions-are part Four Moonlighting, the practice of of every 10 here, although disagreeing John A Coleman, um. holding a second job, "Is inoonlighters, the report slightly in their explanation, get ternationak ice president of the popular among moonlighters. 09 Wishnick, for example, becoming a way of life for more concludes, work the extra job to back to the moonlighters' AFL-CIO Service Employes and more America ns," says a pay household expen3es; one of major stimulant: money. International Union, agrees to estimates that about 50 per cent special labor force report, the 10 is attempting to decrease The number of moonlighters the extent that "people work a of the 30,000 jobs In his union issued here by the Bureau of indebtedness, and yet another seernstotncrcase as the cost of second job to make extra sire held b moonIighter __________________________ Thurcdy Nov 22 1973-iC The Sanford Herald S HEY I . . . -• ' -. - - 6 ,_j/ - . §kt - .- - - - E - - - EVERY FRIDAY ' 21lb chopped Sirloin _____ -. _______ , ft h ' - _______ . $ : ___________ _J. "09- -. ________ -.' - - ,.' I - . 4 * "- ~_Mai ~; Chicken 'n Dumplln5 CPIOICe of Two Vegetables Hot Bread 8. Butter , - - I - How Christmas --- __ ___ Spirit Rescued Inn -Citv Gan __ .I I - -.- - ______________________ E In a recent __ Chi-IM UNIN111 """ ( ••_i_.j• % - - __ _ __ - - Despite I - ,1 i .. - - I __ .-_ -_-, __ - _- _~t __7_;* `: `: . ".. __1 wm vm tzhaugotd. ___ - - _- - - ______________________ - ---- .,- _- _ ---- tax' tmas __ ~ - - -= -_ ____ - "-s. al - - - - of Christmas began to gleam in um rwi - 16W. a dark place. In this bleak, "*" impoverished neighborhood,. ww ~--w M, Chrishms got celetrated. The im mai All eiposed wood parts its iWdwød. Sivtttflep titt Stuart's Introductory Price 2168.41. - tiful satin chromt -1 ii 5, _ - r-~~--.-~---~-:tl.-.-.---i,---packed in hesyy cartons with heav y -duty corner pads, all The owner of a Massachusetts requipment firm, - --_-. --, -- - ______ . =-Si I __ _i~ : f__ ~ I - .- - - I punishabIc by a $10,000 fine and U to YC3 nn1 The sponsor, Representative - '1 - I ___ _- - ..~ _ ML%%~, W- - ______________________ destruction and the Supreme 1. things t.vuld be bet er controlled." om 1%0 j __ extortion law cannot be apphed take ime with the proposed - - -- ~~F! - ,, - I V ":T i- . -, _ __.T - _-1 -- ___ - - i, FA _______________ r ~ : -_ -,--, '. ,~ k-.4-. 1;4 V -.k - . W - f EXECUTIVE CREDENZA UNIT LI cc IT -?! INTRODUCTORY Size 72"M" Walnut sfidiiig dam cover bookshim. Lock to oath pedestal. Increases the efficiency of the* executive. Givn space for PRICE OF $336 94 FOR BOTH adding maching calculator typ.wnter duiati.g machint, lamps, etc. UNITSI You Save $106.46 under May also be used as wall table sonicti units. Nationally AdvtrtW manufacturer's regular pricel at 1221.70. George Stuart's Introductory Price 1168.47 )Z - _]IJ Fw- ____ ---- - -- I - 00 1. I- K_ -- - - - __ - -_-=_ ___ , _ = - ___ - __ i t ' ,, t11 . - ;- - __ - - - III - U ( Itr rit fit t'r J.,r ,flffl e " home , .. , i'n - 1=01111 11 -- XY i _____________________ ________________________ _____ _____ - ~-~L- - =M_ - - -__.- --, =_i_ ______ - __ ______ - ____ I -__ ---__ - - __ -- __-_ -1 ____ ------__ - = - ___ - -- - ___ ________________ - - __i -' - - - I] tiH.5 -,i -_ : - - -' ritl('fl . - hinging folders. Lock on each -"s drawer. Nationally advertised at $9520. George Stuart s Special Introductory Price only, It owi Aw im no - - - - I CANDY SANTA WILL BE IN OUR PLAZA EACH 1C7 ?liCI EACH AFTERNOON THE WEEK BEFORE ______ CHRISTMAS - IdPA " DLJETOTHEFUELANDENERGYCRISIS,SANTAWILLNOT HELICOPTER THIS YEAR ----- COME IN BY um P" 60au $40 um tun - 1 ____________________ . - . ) scern 't d.i't return is 42 x 20 Lock on each pedestal iiet m"t r4" Orlando Has modesty Y .ir VW IV IA - - W0 - M io %wo ili S V ) - - . . I -. - I Also available in executive conference an sin Ii pedei;l desks, and secretarial units - a full he. - - .g , . . . - - .. - -077 - i at um Adt _____ , -1 beautiful walnut laminate top. A fu!I 60" x 30"Size, Nationally advertised $183.15. George Stuart s Special Price Nationally advertised at $219.60. George Stuart's In: ' t0d tiC •IOIY (ICC •''' L se ".01 V60 good quality desk with full suspension slides on file drawers ' ,a'be in c.r co e cI b!3ck cr bereta h bautfuIPi tobe u*dinth middle of the room (you don't have to back it up agai wall), Available with 11thif light or left typing SO4's Isig"t talittions d ilusky disk S, . believe - $*a the new MARK IV Custom series disks. This is a Main desk 60" x 30" with deep lot drawer. The typing --- -. - P.M. TOMORROW WITH MUSIC KEVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL CHOIR AND BAND WATCH THE LIGHTS APPEAR ON OUR NEW te*i ity steel disk at a price you just won't . ,;. I CEREMONY AT 7 wu var f LIGHTING 4 STATION U TREE VW - TjL SECRETARIAL WORK 11 L__._ - 41.a - - WWW um wo oft INO : t. 1 111k * Two F(ea Storeside 04 hIPW 040 IV 8 " been r.nt1!e4dj 0. wi- I41 (JI pd1( I II'1 11'11 &M iw seven entries have been ec-eived. In accordance with A ftr W rju - I -- -- - - - r a- t stni hon eqtnpmneflt left on the number is insu ff icien t . - r( uwr 133 East Robinson - DowntownOdando j... 11 - (i - Parking Lots WN VMS This is our Christmas Kick-off, Check each page of S•hsbliEi P1 0 1141-73 ursa ac s section exciling gtts and great bargains! . To r 01" AA ftOne 048,ndo-Wisiftt Petit 043-7700 X6" I I •. r a ia ulous seieciion OT - - - - - *-0 $ ,. i 1 I I ___________________________________________ I A r 1u111 __ - . - _ - _ f, r!- r-:ir:i .\ *1!1 }jitii'i I, [14 tht As consulting eniiw'itrd rs. 1w ve seen mny in. HE'LL HAVE FREE FOR THE KIDDIES am vw, with rags for ___________ T new MARK (V lmi is oi*i one of the rmesoom * LI _______________ ird orrl' fiIt1h I Mc(ant). prosecution _____ - __ ____ - Complete " [7!L am S40 toward that - .- 1 depicting a sunset over Twin ww lug QaXa Lake. ta last February, the SUp11W Second honorable mention, Cour t ruled that the 1946 Hobbs was awarded to Walt Witake tflfljOfl,O violence : twom - in recent years. - - . -- M ,40 ow i'.,r violericeagairim ABCmemb(irs _________ --- __________________________ ___ r ,IJ ___.__ ._7 - . - * ;3Mffl_W _--___-- 71f._":!-__- the executive office or the - (f - mus - . First honorable mention, called out in 1912, and i'ssoci - - -------: iz 50- QJV. where the National Guard was -i:I _____ - Ruth Pullen of 1240 East - 6rWJ SW - i k . - US. Savings Bond was Mrs. am v~.w - Im 140 V.Aw flancod Drive for her color &M "if sm V.1" slide o( a beautiful rose. __ - - an assault agaLmst a fuel oil -- - - Lon, cited -- - ____________ -- A.....WInDeTSW the DEl The response from Fionda L)eltona Corporation Photo vi.'n VAN business people shows s per Competition ha'e been an nowiced by Howard HoLsberg, X MW cent in fa'.or, 10 per cent posedand4percentundevided. publtcrelationsrepresentative ui oftheDeltonaCorp,sponsrro! i"i WhenmntreducIrgthelc}1slI Re cen1aU'.eAnduson thecontet In the September-October P $200,000 damage rinsed -. - -- - - ___ $7133 & ~m Winners I um Vw-. EXECUTIVE ru r FI L E - , IMIAM IU - _ Ii r. - o ntest .2 __ I. I ' otograp L C __ . I , who Uke no position. *L' - - . - - r I I .- - 17 P DL I I I I - - violence His legislation has won the backmngot85percentofthcmn. dependent business owners lied b the National Federation of Independent Ilusmess, against only 11 per cent'.shodtssentand4percent I WW 1110 to such camn, although Repre- application of Federal law in IM I, ____ . -- - of the business owners IT, - - - - it -,~~,-,,--.-;;~i. -%;.4 Ui _q_,,__I~- __ - * 2_ . $443.40 AT GEORPE STUART bw rift - l A' ! 1.1 - TIONALLY ADVERTISED AT .i v' ___ , , SPECIAL ar__ _ - il 11 - '!1" D This would not interfere with "'Lul"` U -.--.- 1 w~_. - - 4 A, B B B B I ____ EXECUTIVE CREDENZA NA'.r IAi 1111 In! BBBB B I --- tory Price ______________________________ BUY THE EXECUTIVE ESK AND , because state and local )(,ce and state authorities seem to or aut.horities have failed, in a fear unions. Maybe with from a Federal number of instances, to prose- . BI . - r- - = U IT -_ ___ _______ wm*o f. ee e cxi i 0 ence musibecurbedatanyexpense u __ - - II - . 4: ___ ____ _____________ ___________ VW2 all . driwen ucure& units nds on heavy wood skids. sscurty packed for out of town shmsnt PIckIIP m,o* truck - 'Y ausinbkd. (Or .' - ______________ ____ I- T - ow sw log fter ON[ Rat um pm um Pull am AW x 24 ..- M:%Ir 'a - few rap ________________ , ' ......_ *dditional oft the tnt explained cxcessofl2,000aFederalcrmie supporting It would give law enforcement - -- I -r_ - Z_ _______ ' - ' - W ____ L.. -- ____ - i hard . I N - Full 60" x 30" ski. Six drawers including tinter drawer. lock on tech ped,stal A trenendous bargain at manufacturers nat on y sdvstiud price of $18680 Buy at George Stuart's Special In tiductory Price of only $142.10. duced in Congress to deal with which has been so t1escribed in Ow" - - . or damage at a place of por um . IUUIh. TOPS '1' _ __ - UftlW DOUBLE PEDESTAL DESK procm - bw n1wd to give a f,nrih t !T!to- Size 72" x 36" top - 8" overhang on three sides. Complete with center drawer. Lock in each pedestal. Natlona4 advertised at $221.70. Georgp FEATURES: beautiful PeMe 3 PA t'9 EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE DESK " Sabotage of a construction job overnight, usually during ow.i-Ar thSpUk5omakewdUulmjUr) AT NMI Mo _ Nk-!w- Sabotage Law Auli ___ . ______ II - _._, _ . ~~ ...1.B B B B B B lamtate especiat- ctoun and - __ RRIVES TOMORROW WIN Aw. site, or any place of business, time of labor negotiations. To should be a Federal crime, in say that such crime is acthe view of a huge majority of ceptable merely because It is independent business owners done to achieve legitimate polled na tionwide, union ends is another case of Legisla tion has been in tro- the end justifying the means, __ A WMI S%W - i :HECK THESE CONSTRUCTION - _____________ FIll 1111 V.X - '- - -17 - -I rAr ,-.- - --- - -_ . __.-. -- .t um Aw Businessmen Seek _ -6" JAW -:.-' 1. ___ - 1. _. - ' ________ WM and street searches, The usual," And because it did, so Salvation part) began did (irkctinas in the umer-cit) 20~ __ ____ 4 11 W99 MIF S flashing P0hce I.ights and sirens Salvation Army better go on as im &m *00 . --------__- . - - I - ." - - - _______ I - :f: In a night interrupted by policemen had said, "The !~7__ L vn-s The Salvation Army cfflter to Wi th this news the brigh tness keep the place open. "The Salvation Army better go on as usual, "one policeman told her. iii I COW 10" Chock the,. pricesi Check the quslityt You can't buy a ny better office furniture Of Will quality any place today. ______ - - - -- -- - negotiate a truce and bring an ewl to the KmlllorChnstmas savagery. ertime to patrol the streets -- - . ow sw* amu no -_ ,, . M , _____111111iII111111111111111111iiIIN - --- : QW! ______ -- - the leaders had called a although danger was nothing The story %as that a _______ cs Tm __ _____ - I - _- r. . .--.- ".1 . e_-;&-ii- _ - I - .1 I. lxi k -- - .1 ihepo11ce'.ereworng .0"Ifts - - --,' - I- I. LWJ V" ., / .;7.;- .MU) ____ I I ts M. *e$M ow Mat mm ~w " r-mff ChitmsFtth is a e o e p0 a C&OI5fl formoment the Christmas celebration at forgetting that bullets could The Salvation Army cot- shatter the air that night feehouse was in danger of being H -i CBJflC tjiat 'I •'. u. woru called oft for safet "s k Chr ___ __- --i- expected to pay bef*re tht tounds of mnfLition stifled some voice,-0come all ye faithful. . um V" Tensions increased towards " Everybody joined in ffie UM V" __ - piynsingcottsotkmmberandtr.ight.6.otgs kffled. - ._ -.1 .'.- - _. - . " UW " Lva " _-!~. . ui the slogan It tt as rw idle threat the Christmas part). He wanted ,~ . - - . MD$AT lull WtO 1NMEDIATEDELIYERYIMostwoodd.skmanufactwsrs si,takmgoidersnowfouhpmtntmfourtosumonthsasmd at pncnprtvaibngattwneof hzpmint Sobuynowatihw special introductory prices and p1 mwn,diate dOnmyl Pnce are good during Novainbee or untilour stock is 11M sw , - -- Me 170AC 11104111ts MONDAY & 10111DAY 11 I 6 a Im. to I P on. - SCIIrnIIWMARKIVLItIOIICOCQypnC*d dish in coniempwvy st-yttng it prices you would have mastime approached, a street six-foot-fiver staggered in, not a i,,ang declared epen season on the othergangs of an inner-city vendetta who had just gotten _. - George Stuart Proudly Presents the MARK IV line of Wood Office Furniture um am Iwri Adam I'm answere1it theband music, uutt*iings ttere not really going 'her) well -everyone was too nervous. A ByJAMFSBLRNS -aation Army _____ - , rvr er .4 _______ t " __________ 4 - I- �57 -------- -- - =- 2C—The -Sanford Herald - -_- - ----____t-_ - - - .-j='.--r=---- -=__--_-_==---___ ==- - • -=-- WIN 7- _- -' - Thursday, Nov. 22, 1973 enne Ch ristmass e. C Goes on sale tomorrow...3 Big Dayso*othrough Sunday onlyl Sale. Save over Sale. Save 15% on V entire stock men's 15% on our reg. $7 and 8 men's Short sleeve N F' 1' Great buys on girls' winter coats 1288 to Reg. 5 29 Sale Sale $34 Sale ii c5 - 4 640 - — - -- -- - 4 Sale'8 s1 I -. . • if _ T I Reg. $8. A selection of shoulder bags styled in polyurethane synthetic leather, In black, brown, tan, navy, cognac and white, flog. 10. f iin1b thane imitation leather. Assorted styles in black, brown, tan, navy and white. ' 575 ------- - AL Reg. '8 -1-I -- 930 Sale 75 Sale - 4 80 Peg. $8. Junior bags with the ra, leather look. Genuine leather In range of styles. Light brown. ( 4__ handbags. 20 %on Reg. 16 to 110 Reg. 140 Reg. $7 Sale 2465 Sale 1888 Sizes 3.6X and 7 ta 14. Girl's coats, in plush piles, woolen plaids, corduroys and lots more. Many with furry acrylic trim. Nylon snorkel jackets, too. All at great special prices. For girls 7.14 and 3-6X. Two days only, so hurry over. 11 Save 15% off all coats. )A88 t ./ - - W - 7 W - - law- port coats, pecial loseout buy. sweaters. knit dress shirts. • Sanfo rd ope n Sunda y 12:30 - 5:30 F. Reg. 10.9$ A sporty sweater for men. it's a golf cargigar. of 100% Virgin Orlon* acrylic. Choose your favorite color in sizes S,M,L.XL. -low •I 4 / Ai'i"NHRI,* II B U it All it III special buy. - [( Men's polyester .% Save 15 pct. on all women's coats. Choose from every fashion length, from pant coats to maxis. In wool i1--.plaids or solids, belted tweeds, plush piles, furs and leathers, and lots more But four day sale only. 11 - $ knit shirts Kff&i7_JIIA - ir - 'I S Misses sleopwear of winter weight acetate nylon. Choose from lull or shift length gowns, novelty shirt and pants, pajamas. Range of colors and sizes. OrIg. 6.50, NOW / - c, / Ii,; - yç Special 799 - —]"- - Misses dress length fleece robes. Two styles in triacelTh nylon fleece. Assorted colors. Sizes 10-18. Full length 999 /t - .•.. fleece robes. J. . _-- 'allets. our entire stock of sweaters for boys. Jackets reduced, it -Women' Special 377 Sale. 20% off Men's lightweight 488 3118 - - women's brushed gowns. I /2 rice - J1 -I '4 *Polyester-cotton lightweight jacket Slzes SM.L.XL kilt I - I — -- \1 Sale 'N for 4 $6 Reg. $2, each. Control top Flexxtra' nylon pantihose with nude heel Proportioned lengths in fashion shades Queen sizes Reg 2 39 each. Sale 4 for $7 Special buy. 4 Roys' nylon jacket. 2 —T- - - - styles In a large assortment of fashion colors. Hurry In for best Seiectlon. $7 Machlne washable Hi.ded Sizps 820 - Sale 398 I Reg. 4.98. Ribbed turtleneck for boys. Styled with long raglan sleeve an handsome d colors, 100% acrylic in school-age sizes 6-1818 299 Girls'pant sets of tong wearing easy-care nylon. Crewneck lop in assorted stripes to team with solid color flare slacks In sizes 7-12 Sale 211 Reg. 3.33. In! ats' sloepwear of acetate , polyester. Novelty assortment. Many colors, Sizes ½, 1. Sale 313 Reg. 3.69. Stretch terry sloopwoar for infants In ! Kohjin Cordelan; nylon. Novelty assortment. Sizes 0'½. ½-I, 1½-2. -ART, .1.1 -Ift, i-- ' -,----,.---- neys. t Sanford PlazaPenneys: Open 10am. 'til 9:30p.m.Mon.thruSat.OpenSunday12:30.5:30,Phone..,323.)310 ---J ----1 S ---- ------ 399 Sizes 7.14 7 - -- - -- - qc*i Boy's texturIzef blazers. Sizes s-n. Reg. 14.9S, r _0 1 - Sale 11.88 This style plus many, many morel Merry Christmas - Girls' pants 15% savings on infants' gift sleepwear. Merry Christmas from Penneys. JC n n A, ke ly, ChargeitatSanfordPlazaPenneys:Open10a.rn.'til9:30p.m.Mon.thruSat.OpenSunday Phone...323-1310. : �- -• -• - - - :- - ----•-- •- t'--- -_-..--_.--' -• -.-- j- - x--. ------- --'--- _ - -- ---'--''----- ;--'---..- •- ---c---- -j- - .-__'• -- - - ----- -- ------• •--.• - —r---- - - dc—The Sanford Herald - Thursday. Nov. 22,1973 - The Sanford Herald - Thursday, Nov. 22, 1973-5C Save L. I —— — II I U plenty of v lot — tomorrow at3p.M. Middle Music By School Bond & 888 Saucy- Doll. Jw,t SANFORD PLAZA"S Choir in our -,III the f'Icp.s zi ea ure piaza. Tree - pole decorations. all brand new! and Events THIS WEEKEND - - Weekend Sale For your shopping $300 Large Size -- Noah's tell -- - V Steam Iron d aker 888 ZALES en workxg for you. 95 11 delivery RADIO SHACK SPECIAL ROADSERVICE LADIES" OR LAYAWAY MASTER UfARGE 13ANKAMERICARD AMERICAN FXPIQ*FSS MENS - vou BankArnerlicard jUnq Suits I dr-, 50 FUN TO SPAREI ____ 3722041 — NO At - . ______ f DCAIIYV VI ULPWIf NECESSARY'LP" ISANFORD PLAZA ONE ICAAIC i,IL?'II CLSCHMLMct,OWUER IIVI RS Airport Blvd - $ n the cool sir conditioned TROPHY LOUNGE JCPen n ey Ve know what you're Iookinq for. (EllIF 0? -_1:~~11 Mens Corduroy HIS Jackets sle Shirts EA P blix Pair Double COME INA AND SEE OUR NEW DINGO BOOTS AND JARMAN SHOES FOR MEN 5 OPEN SUNDAY'S UNTIL CHRISTMAS 12:30- 5:30 SANFORD PLAZA BANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE Clothes Tree ____ SPECIAL SANFORD PLAZA he Living Bible SANFORD PLAZA 95 SANFORD PLAZA ANNOUNCING 12 INCH PORTABLE IMPRIN(ING FREE Laundromat 7 A.M.-10 P.M. FRI.& SAT. TELEVISION Buttercrest IMPRINTING FREE ON ANY BIBLE SiS OR OVER PURCHASED REG. Brown TOMORROW OR SATURDAY S77.77 Serve Dry Cleaning 10 A.M.-6 P.M. Rolls Attended 10 • . U ON A SCHEDULE? PHONE FOR AN APPOINEMENT BERRY'S Mincemeat, Plum Pudding Uts COIN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Drapes a Specialty Col Barber Styling l C Private Booths d . ampagne II?iI1IJIIMUL We want you to come back 5tI _.. , 99 6 FOOT SCOTCH PINE CHRISTMAS TREE With Stand Has m Flame Ba Retardant ORTHOPEDIC WORK agam an d Open 9-5 Tues. - Sat. $3 at the lowest UAIJ1ARATt LEATHER HANDBAGS IN BOX ONLY quality merchandise possible prices. LADIES INCH HI RISER BICYCLE The Sanford Plaza bring you high Super Shoe epair SANFORD L AZA 20 Merchants strive to • or Rflb'C SANFORD PLAZA New Owner! Andre - BOOK MART no. 2 .M. Fruit Cake Fixings Candied and Glazed Fruits HAIRSTYLING fill OPEN 9.9 MON.-SAT., 12.7 SUNDAY Butterflake k . ppers Reg. Kn its Outer Limits an —= WH ITE - Now Remodeled 32275 8 Inc SANFORD PLAZA 10-9 Monday Thru Saturday Blchachi TOPS - !u ' e use and recommend RK products AMERICA of FLORIDA TRFASURE CHEST 0/ tO OFF Regular Haircuts. REG PRICE `q 20 Sha s R azor 1 Ad [ Y(W THROUGH SATURDAY the latest in DEBBIE. PAULA, LOUISE RENEE, JANICE, DEBRA OR DIANE rt-.rç - q FOR SUGGESTIONS ASK AuLLuCtA' Jackets Print Cloverleaf $ 29 COMPLETE WIT SHAMPOO, SET, r 88 SPECIAL NOW 32 LANES 1 Screen REG. 129 2fl 0/ tO OFF - FROSTING 00 n Taugr2) gvnvu Dam Now of OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 rt a ery , MRS. JOHNS, MGR. THANKSGIVING TONER.AND Unlimited Special Rack 19 KNITTING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY 2 for 1.49 15% off imported coats, and body suits `r f* v v v 99 .aKe Panti Hose SANFORD PLAZA Airport Blvd. & 17-92 CONDITIONER. body suits mass U.9.9 6 WM1rVVV9" Pr Railroad with awInd:uP motor 1o trac k t un I el Its more HERS SANFORD PLAZA ONLY Candles %ap 'r BankArnet icara Master Charge 20%OFF Wall Clocks We have large selections of lingerie, sweaters, and — Johnny's Standard Svc. REG 2488 mm-m Christmas _ wt U Top urn Handbags BankAmericard CW & erin e r ii A ll U Til P &WW8 2LB FRUIT - SANFORD PLAZA SANFORD PLAZA 322-6962 8 THE L9 ist BBQ G ri ll 24O %AT . 31 Shopping Days Many Other Specials Come ml Music Ile REG.1. Kitchen AKAI & SONY TAPE RECORDERS, BSR TURNTABLES — AT BIG SAVINGSI Call 323-9951 Master Charge 9( 'ICc Litter CHAR-KETTLE R KETTLE COME IN & SEE JIM OR JOE - SANFORD PLAZA, SANFORD 192 Reg. 3.99 REG. 29.95 Rods S ill, The Sports Shop I I rtyrrm Tape Case L £ EL JAY CUSTOM - Master Charge 88c 320Z. SIZE Ladies HOLDS 24 on service work HAMM I _________ OPEN SUN. 1.6 CHRISTMAS 3995 Tape Deck Tape vt4 duubk knit suit by , a handsome Van Hieusen shirt and a Wembley fie all make great gifts. HIS has gift ideas for any pocketbooki OPEN OMON SAT 8 TRACK & LUYTH R U SAT NEW SHIPMENT PUMA KNIVES OTOROLA 8 TRACK to serve you Free pickup - SCOPES &AMMO Lay Away Now! Gift Specials! Sunday fternoons - 6 ONLY REG. 299.95 Free Gift Wrapt PWILORS r q* IV Ii Kitty 88 HANK ITALIAN, POLISH, GERMAN. R EG. 49C WEATHERBY RIFLES, SHOTGUNS WEST BEND Many stores 4*_ .4771 ideas! nu 0 - are now op I HIS...has gift REG. Ice Chest This handsome outfit has many - O STYR FOAM CHRISTMAS GIFT SPECIALS CHOICE OF COLORS _0 HELEN STEINER RICE XMAS CARDS, BOOKS AND CALENDARS, FOREIGN LANGUAGE XMAS CARDS.... SPANISH, FRENCH, NORWEGIAN, 95 Reg 288 IV q* . d Juantty II 888 mixer - _- cards "99 IOSPEED TRAMPOLINE N Jumbo Assortment 46 1 I I's good to know it's there when you need if. GE or later weekd ays - r1 null - Starting December 3 Mon t h ru Thurs. Until Christmas OPEN EVENINGS TIL CHRISTMAS 3 DAY SALE p.m. q# q REG. 4.sp \DO1M E$TIc FiNANCE P-a Ark are open POLAROID December l,S and J5 fl:3Oam(o12:3flpni Need Money? See us at Plaza Beautiful Boxed Xmas Cards SATURDAY ONLY Domestic 'Aill be open 1h (ollosung Saturdays before Christmas: - in our I SANFORD PLAZA BOY, HAVE WE GOT A VACATION FOR You... 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Give a camera or othvr get all your ttoliday fun in the beautiful and exciting place this lire bells, for this year the jolly you've done this year, i case giant new Christmas tree and days run out, ist CtUJua-s. Be sure to attend old fellow will be arriving in a he asks, The wide variety of stores at photographic equipment for picture! new pole ornaments this year. Sanford Plaza Is going to be a the opening ceremonies Friday, lire truck. If you don't get to talk to The tree is all gold and should the Sanford Plaza oiiers a Christmas, and you're sure to News of the energy crLsl.shas Santa Friday, you still have look magnificent when the complete selection of popular reached even the North Pole, plenty of opportunities because colored lights are twinkling, gifts for everyone. Santa decided to save on he'll be visiting the Sanford While Christmas shopping Sanford City Commission thoughts turn first to the helicopter fuel and arrive in a Plaza every weekend from now Gordon Meyer will officiate at children. The emphasis today fire truck instead. He thinks the until Christmas. the tree-lighting ceremony, gleaming red and white colors The festivities Friday will flipping the switch to set the on children's toys is variety, ofthetruckwillmatchhisown safety, and educational value. continue into the evening, with tree ablaze with winking lights. gay outfit perfect ly! Playtime Is valuable when the grand tree-lighting children are 'learning by In his sack he'll 'have lots Of ceremony scheduled for 7 p.m. The Rev. Blair McGarvey doing.' A child's age is usually a candy to give away as usual—to The Sanford Plaza Merchants will give the invocationand the all good boys and girls, Association, who are respon- Lakeview Middle School Glee pretty sale guide to his or her remember, so make sure you sibie for the decorations and Club and Band will present a current interests. For slightly older children do. can tell him of the good deeds ceremonies, have bought a tiiusic.' program. They have it. A",-anir ..a'." 1,*i, a, _., been rehearsing hard, and popular and instructional. If Sanford area residents can you prefer, make up the kit expect to be delighted with the item yourself and give a really selections they will perform, personal, handcrafted gift to In order to serve you better WTRR Itadlo will be at the 'someone special. Several stores Plaza to do an on-the-spot in the Sanford Plaza have these during the Christmas shopping season, broadcast of the activities, 'crafty' kits for creative gift All the stores in the Plaza will giving. OUR be getting into the Christmas Sanford Plaza stores offer spirit, many of them staying jewelry, clothing and acopen until 9 p.m. or later, and cessorles, sports equipment, some on Sunday afternoons, household items a ml hen utifullv I ie .'>JZtUL1 I'hILd incrchaiit.s packaged toiletry gills. On-thehope to see you all at Friday's go guys and gals will fall for festivities and invite you to be items such as heated shave will be sure and visit their stores cream dispensers, cordless hair before Christmas shopping detanglers, and mist hair a rule holidays are light on the trains, but Thursday was like an average day—which is heavy for a holiday. Traffic on the southbound trains was especially heavy." Gebhardt said there are always more passengers on the trains over the Christmas season, but this year he has had more phone inquiries than Sanford ticket agent Frank Gebhardt said "quite a few passengers" told him Thursday they wouldn't be traveling by train If they could be sure there was gas to get them home again after the holiday. "I expected it to be real dead around here yesterday, but it was a lot busier than an. ticipated," said Gebhardt, 'M By JEAN PA'VfESON Herald Staff Writer The fear of running out of gas while on Thanksgiving Day outings prompted many more people than usual to use the railways rather than drive their own cars to and"from Sanford Thursday. Seaboard Coast Line's — - Q Drive-up windows Open 'til 6 PM and of course were still open til These hours begin December 3 and continue through December 21. THE BANK @Vnvu MMM SANFORD PLAZA A FW.L (R Ct AN MrM3EI, Dl C 4. T,ML 0 ES Our People Make us Number One tb ?&jrra 4 Friday, November 23,1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 81 Price 10 Cents WILLARD M. KOSTECKI Associate Editor, Metro Newspaper Services He may be arriving by dogsled, fire engine, chohoo train, helicopter or even parachute. He's Santa Claus and he's on his way. But no matter how he makes his gland entrance one thing is for sure - when the jolly man in red first shows his rosY cheeks and jingles his bells the Christmas Gifts Season is officially open. All indications are that this Christmas will be the merriest ever for families every, so have anopportunity to where. Stores have stocked check for the bc buy. their shelves with new mcrShopping early means chandise and every aisle is planning earlier. A wellsure to oiler solutions to made gift list should include "what-to-give" problems. primary gift suggestions as Santa's traditional mcs- well as secondary choices to sage can well make the dif- avoid duplications and disference between a relaxing appointments. holiday or a frantic last-minute rush. His message is Special gWts simply, "Shop Early." When making out your Wise shoppers know that list, be sure to remember the earlier they begin gift meeds for all those who have hunting, the better the sekc- been extra nice to your (am-tion. Early bird shoppers al- ily during the year, R ZAINES WEU1 needed but should now be lake Monroe and the Wekiva Consulting engineer Cal planned for. River on the west to the Osteen The first In a series of steps Bridge and Lake Jessup areas Conklin of Clark Diets and Associates told the joint city- toward a regional system is on the east county advisory committee on a now 70 per cent complete, County Commissioner John regional sewer system Wed- according to Conklin, The Diets Kimbrough and city com• nesday that a draft of a yet-to- firm is making a $15,000 mLssloners John Norden of Water Quality Lake Mary and John Morris of be published state study on - Interim water quality management of Management report for the city Sanford met Wednesday night' the St. Johns River and Lake of Sanford. The study area with Conklin and Sa nf ord City Monroe shows advanced waste encompasses the north 40 per Manager Warren Knowles. treatment (expensive tertiary cent of Srninole County— from Kimbrough said the county is lie present aties of county and Lake Mary and Sanford city governments will ask their commissions next week to inveatigate inter-government agreements that would result in joint participation In studies, planning and applicati ons for federal funding icr a regional t & ZALF5 0urPeopleMaketh Number One .,.•o...... 5VWVL I.... YL1iIl WI ....... 13 lvi 11IUIIVU$4IIY To Limit Cox O 65 't c Investi*gation 4 NEW YORK (All) —Former U.S. Atty. Gen. Elliot I... RichBy John A. Spoiski ardson says President Nixon ignor-ed his top aide's advice and A most enjoyable tried to limit the investigation Thanksgiving Day was had by of -special es Watergate prosethe Spolski-clan; hopefully, cutor Archibald Cox, the New yours was the same or better. York Times said today. Only two "business-type" Richardson quotes the Whi te calls were received ... one House chief of staff, Alexander reporting an orange-glowing M. Haig Jr., as saying he urged light hovering over the Sanford Nixon to cancel an order to Cox Airport. Took myself away to halt court litigation aimed at from the Alabama-LSU game obtaining Watergate tapes and for about an hour to watch for related documents. flying UFOs instead of footballs "Haig said he had tried, but (and didn't see any, sorry!) the President wouldn't yield on The other ('all had to be one that," Richardson said in a which I shall treasure in. Times interview at his McLean, definitely. A prominent public Va. home. official took time while sharing When asked for conunent, the II I, his table of plenty with his Times said, Haig replied, .-,. .-., .---. . - •1 --• they actually inalm or kill I. - I ... ... •.- ' . -? - . Christmas rings set color for him and her. _____________________________________ -.- Gifts they'll put right to work! with a. Kodak Pocket Instamatic Camera kit. Red Royal Star, 3 diamonds, 14 karat gold, $119.95. Includes one roll of film, one flashcube and one flash, extender, $22.95. Genuine amethyst, d4amcnd, 14 karat gold, $79.95. Pam shape genuine opal, 14 karat gold, $34.95. b. Remington Mist Curler. 850-Watt, 2-speed dryer can be used with or without mist; 4 attachments $21.88. ci Blue Royal Star, 12 diamonds, 14 karat gold, $239 95 c. Bowmar Hand-Hold Calculator. Rechargeable calculator features 8 d.t dista. carry i ng F0001 Works on battery or current, P Goie ;nri, 10 karat gold, $79.95 t Geiu;nc Back Star. 14 karat gold. $99.95. g. Royal Star, 9 diamonds, 14 karat gold, $195.00 vr1yl $19.95, ci. Smith-Cotou,a Corsair Portable Lightweight yet durable, full keyboard, Typewritsr. cover, $49•80. Elegant gift wrap at no extra charge. -f -- -- fli r 1 tu 1uy ,!Wfit. ie- Cscrn CrIa!ge • .' tt Ciwg • A!s'*rCSn Eoptess , LAvaw#y li1ifr.4 SANFORD PLAZA OPEN EVENINGS TILi, SUNDAY 14 Elegant Isles Rei'atnCrwg —. • Z gift wrap at no extra charge. t 4 someone, the law enforcement agencies should tag and arrest those two or three air boat tirivers seen yesterday on the St. Johns River and in Lake Jessup. They're actually firing their guns at ducks while the boats are in motion and under power which is again3t the law), and come crashing through the high eeds on unsuspecting litmiers and fistwrmnen. If and w hen the arres ts are made, some local lawman is going to have a red face. One of the violators is a memntwr of tn'Family U.S, 14 - - ELLIOT RICHARDSON IIV . DIM %. " ., -. .. -' — ' q F-.— , ',-.. - -'" . • 0'. RIDERS GET ADDED THRILL -- --. — ; , ç - I . AI1II#V I -. - : -•?&:i ' .. r. .. . . ,,.• - - - . ..- . ' . ,.. - ... '. - . IV _________ I ic:] ay i Ic ey Sale rea 1 A z •'- -. W WII study and exploring methods of terceptor to serve more than agreement between the local 7,000 dwelling units on the city's government entities, south side showed the area The jeint advisory committee could be most e, onomically scheduled a meeting for Dcc Dec. 14 served by funneling all sewage with planners and attorneys for to the city's Lake Monroe the three government bodies, treatment plant or by adding a Conklin said the committee is a second plant in the Lake Mary"sou ndi ng board" to consider Greenbelt-Hea throw area. alternatives to be advanced by Regional studies are required the study. We want to know if you th ink in order to get 75 per cent they are good and how they will fedeta funding of a sewer affect your communities," syste m serve the area Conklin said. "You may think of East Central Florida others that should be included ." Regional Planning Council Conklin said the initial study engineers and planners are should be comple ted wi th in 30 working with Conklin 's firm to to 45 days and the alternatives correlate population projecwill first be presented to the (ions for the study area. Once the final figures are available joint advisory committee, "me study is to find the the current Sanford study can optimum, least cost way to be completed quickly, he said, serve the area with sewer and alternatives set forth on service with the most protec- what type systems will be most tion to water quality," Conklin acceptable to all regulatory agencies involved. said, s visitors got an added thrill with their ferris wheel ride. A broken cable stalled the amusement attraction for a half hour. Workers held the big machine while maintena nee men repaired th cable and the show went on. Sponsored by the Ameri can Legion, the fair on U.S. 17-l2 in south Sa nf ord continues through Sunday with midway rides and concessions, animal exhibits and booths showing arts and crafts, educational and civic endeavors. Fair oplens at 5 p.m. today and 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Exposition building closes at 10 p.m. \ Use Of Duck Substltutes Noted Ifouse summary that would be and snittetimes just threw in the alter he a Isci refused to fire .• - . -...... I . - , \ ' . - '' -. - - . . - - 26 . - , It's a state law that you sha ll iI'nnf',4 (Th Pd IA ('ni Al Spillman said he noticed a to order turkeys this year morning. "People still wanted -. Index .. . While none of the chain markets would provide actual considerable increase in "because I didn't want the t.rkeys, even though the price verified y Sen. John Stennis, sponge. sales figures, prices were "substitutes" such as ham, trouble." San While managers from was up usually people will b-Miss, Newson said -he sold a "few" spend the money because this is ford area Fairway, Park & uniformly In the 67 cent to 76 __________________ unt'rc hanis than usual, but no Shop and Publix Markets cent per-pound area, with no once it year sort of thing. Weather more ducks because "they're nearly all used the phrase increase ex pected for Christ"I don't expect Christmas even higher than turkeys." sales to be any different, unless Generally fair today and "quite a few" w hen asked how riias, since most stores ordered Newson, however, provided a something drastic happens to Saturday. Unseasonably warm turkey-day sales went, one their birds for both holidays, clue to the rosy picture painted the econony, of course," Heath with highs in the lower to mid small store manager said he storing the extras in freezers. by the big chain managers, added. manager Spillman, keys, William er any t ur rd night around mid didn't even o BOs. Lows to noting the chains must buy th while another reported sales of B&W Market, 1303 Sou os. bulk, and make whatever profit 11 and snow Lingered over is possible on turnover. the northe rn third of the nation Dick Heath, Publix Market t'da>' as an autumn storm Editorial comnulient . meat 4A manager, confirmed Area deaths ----18 inured nor theast into southEnts2rtliinmnent .........SB Newson's guess, adding the central Canada. Bridge .................9A Horoscope --------9A chains don't make much money Calenda r ............5A The Wa sh ington and Oregon hospi ta l notes ----on the turkey sales, but reel t oasis were swept by rain. ('huruh News Public ce noti s ........ 4B they must provide them to meet l'imninishing snow whitened Classified ads ........5-711 Society .............. their customer's demand. northern the Comics ................ parts of Sports "Actually," Heathe COil----------2-411 rain M ississippi Valley and Crossword puzzle ....9 SHOPPING DAYS ...............5/ State ceded, "I don't think anyone Dear Abby ----------9A washed sections of New York made money on turkeys this TV ...................8A CHRISTMAS l. Crane .............. 9A and New England. _____ - rc'd. MtrfClt, A' ('g' ess • Layaøiy SANFORD PLAZA—OPEN EVENINGS ilL 9, SUNDAY - "I Si t corwenien; *ays to buyCjst Ct'aj, R1k - "The study could show up to three treatment plants needed to sere the area," Conklin said, and noted the regional system would not necessarily serve all of the study federal designated by requirements. Conklin said' -an earlier "rough run through" of the study that resulted in Increasing the size of Sanfords family to pick up the phone and don't discuss what discussions I The prosecutor was dismissed say, "I'll do the talking ... while had with the President." I'm reflecting on my blessings, According to Richardson, by the solicitor general, Robert down so per cent over Last year. Sanford Ave., sold 120 turkeys ducks and capons and even year, and once you figure the By CHRIS NELSON I wanted to call and tell you how Haig was turned down by Nixon H. Bork hastily elevated to Fairway's market manager, in 1912, but only 75 this year, expensive roasts—even though overhead, you may lose on Herald Staff Writer acting attorney general. much I value your friendship." n Oct. 19. Thanksgiving holiday turkey "Buck" Brannen, reported despite pricing the big birds at prices are up across the board. indi vidual sales. In the long Richardson said in the Times And he hung up... On Oct. 20, Nixon ordered Cox wholesale levels, and says he'll Another "small" market run, well make our money on dismissed. Riéhardson re- interview that the White House sales went pretty much like excellent sales, "despite a price cents a order just enou8h Christmas man, Bob Newson, owner of the other things. these rise of at least 30 fields in other competition signed in protest, and William sought to answer the Cox subregular Newson's turkeys for his IIelp...thiere are some hunterGrocery, 1600 South"Turkey sales were up from ltuckelshau.s left his job as as- poena of some tapes and docu- days—the big guys did well, and pound—people stayed with the west Road, said he didn't bother last year," Heath reported this customers. madmen on the loose. Before a lot, turkey." scrambled offering a White the little guys sistant attorney general ment', by it ., . I .,,,,,..s.,.,l lJ•II.. D.....1 ..,..4L a,., _..'._ IAIIFVIUJ'J IUIL LWUU IIUIUI ii,? UI1V131V'J UI U IVKIUIIUI 3VWII Nixon Tried Ito pvfum ....,t...1_ ilIlIIiAI.l IIUI ill r -. ._i -= usual, it lot of them checking on two bus depots, Greyhound and train schedules in case the gas 'i'railways, said business over shortage becomes worse. Thanksgiving had not been Manager of the Auto-Train heavier than usual, and the depot in Sanford, R.L. Johnson, holiday traffic In general did said because of the nature of not seem more than it had been their business which does not last year at this time. cater for short trips or many Trailways manager C.B. customers without advance Bennett said after the first of bookings,, It was impossible to next year things might be tell whether there had been a different. "1 don't think the gas rush for seats over shortage will take effect until about January" he said. Thansgiv1ng. Overall, however, he said the "Things should get busier number of calls and advance then—if I can get gas, of course. bookings Is Increasing. "In two That might be a problem." years we've had nothing but Across the nation, however, progress, but with the gas the fear of running out of gas 3hort.age it appears business was evidenced by the many will be more than what it has holiday travelers who were been in the past," said Johnson. prompted to ride trains or Seminole County. By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer - -... - - For Regional Sewer SYstem - - f- Cities, County To Mull Pacts , On r People Make Us Nu mber One . - adding a third train on Dec. 1 to for Thanksgiving Day trips. handle the increased holiday And they probably didn't regret traffic from December to May. it, He said the other two trains are Some cars coughed and sputalmost at the limit of the tered to a standstill on freeways number of cars they are per. around the country as the fuel mitted to carry, but if the shortage became a reality for demand continues to increase, many drivers. they may add a few more cars "We were getting two or to each train as they have done three calls a minute this afternoon from motorists stranded in the past. Auto-Train, which tak's without gas," spokesman Alex reservations up to a year In Parley of the Connecticut Auadvance, has been sold out for tomobile Association said months, said Johnson. He said Thursday night. Many gas statIons were rethey carry a 100 per cent load ported closed, but whether for daily. The managers of Sanford's (Cont'd On Pg. 3A Col. 6) By 8 on Fridays. I - - ------ lie saul Auto-Train will he tuices rather than drive cars 'Greatest selections awa i t ing those who begin to shop early Monday thru Thursday, W4 - 6. Vacationers Are Returning To Th e Railroads Rather Than Risk Running Out Of Gaso l ine By JEAN PATTESON Herald Staff Writer Hey kfdq! -. U boys and girls this year, get Your Christmas gilt lists ready because Santa will be paying an early visit to the Sanford Plaza at 3 p.m. Friday, and he hopes to see you all there, If you plan tobe the first to spot Santa arrive, here's a Up: don't gaze up into the sky for signs of a sled and reindeer—or the modern equivalent, a helicopter. listen instead to the sound of a siren and clanging A n -,---- Thursday, Nov. ??,1973 Santa Claus To Start Sanford Plaza Visits Friday vs -r- -- - I ARCHIBALD CUX TO � 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 22, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 22, 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 19-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 22, 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/04f3351578ad13dbc9e3c657a6cbc336.pdf b253c41cc259524a61ddcc331f05bea1 PDF Text Text ____________________ Nov. 21 1973-3A 8 B—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Nov. 20, 1973 — -- —— I' Some Fear Military Takeover In U.S. _ / ______ ___ _____ ____ __________ ____________ _ Americans, used to watching take their place in the past, ___ • 4, - . T __________ I _____ ____ __________ •.'. .. , 4. . .. . •;•• - '-' ••S•---- : - - \ tl' But the jitters linger on. no right to expect that it will divine right of kings in the the banana republics of the with the nation still Intact, Stark says he is receiving always have wise and human old European state system." By Tom Tiede world succumb time and some still fear (or tomorrow, many letters, from conSti rulers, attached to the princi- Brogan says the American WASH!NGTON - (NEA) - again to martial law, used to Rep. Pete Stark, D-Calif., tuents and others, saying: pies of the Constitution. president is more powerful. n his way, than Caesar. lie It is probably another a most chuckling at its says the oil crisis scena-io "I'm really worried about Vicked men, ambitious of symptom of what is happen- regularity in fifth-rate na- Would not surprise him: "I this whole idea." lie is also power, with hatred of liber? adds that the dictators of .... 4 Consumer Prices Rose In September, Fuel Crisis Blamed more than academic. ___________ _____ Secretary of State Kissinger, hIstorian Henr7 Steele Corn- man's right to habeas corpus1 because of th" importi'nce of pen it could Lion to 041 cota',try ---— during a news conference, to mager, "Nixon s mind doesn't that such erosions of liberty the presidential office, "The eyen be suggested IPt the U.S. would aleit its toices for domestic ______ issue us lament on the fettle operate like that (martial can't be allowed even by a American public regards the incumbent with a kind of reasons of the Nation today. law). lie is more sut)terra righteous government. )C -He Ksssi.or. Octer 25 _________________________ And even as these events nean in his political thought." cause the nited States "has reverence that recalls the ____________ _ D r Ca n I t? —— events have made the ques- forces were alerted, causIng would rebel." llesides1 says sion by government of one American politics, _____________ ______ I I t Ca n ' t H a p p e n H e r e cOmntary _____ .. • ". ' ' WASHINGTON (AP) — Consumer prices rose sharply last month following September's slowdown, owing partly to the energy crisis and higher prices for fuel oil and gasoline, the government said today. The Department of Labor reported that the cost of living climbed eight-tenths of one per cent in October and pushed consumer prices up 7.9 per cent above a year ago. It marked the largest jump in any 12-month period since the 8.7 per cent inflationary rate recorded in the June 1950-51 period at the start ,f the Korean War. In addition to sharply higher rices for gasoline and fuel oil, ___________ ing to the country that some buns, now would do well to believe Nixon's state of mind receiving letters indicating a and contempt of law may (I i Russian and China "are 'r is such that he is capable of sudden arousal of interest the place once occupie , by almost impotent by cornpeople arc suggesting the contemplate their pnrison." energy crisis could turn out alleged immunities. The fact staging a trumped-up na- among people who have for Was uinton and Lincoln. Thctrnught,rightnoW,ofa to be more than an energy is it has happened before in tionalemergencyforthepur- toolongtakenttueirdemocrannd peses of (a ing over. A few cv for granted. They are wicked man in the 1)residenThis centralization of erits ihr tJniis'd Stat' years ago if anyone would bginnin to remember, as cy is especially harr'owing. In power. of course, did not start "Suppose," sugests a con- could again. Many in the country, ac- ha'e suggested t'ltls to me, I Walt Whitman warned, recent decades that office with the current chief execugressional aide, 'the oil shor(age becomes so acute that tually, believed some kind of would have thought it an ad- "There is no week nor day has become a bastion, says Live. It was the idoliwd Lin• disorder breaks out. Suppose suspension of civil rights was vanced stage of hysteria. But nor hour when tyranny may Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., coin, actually, who first inriots start and people began in the offing during the final now, nothing would surprise not encr upon this country - where the holder rules stituted martial law, during the only bar against it is a almost by decree and is ac- the Civil War: It was he who looting the storage areas. frantic (lays of October. In me with this president." Stark's opinion, which has large and resolute breed of countable to the )Ublic univ susnended habeas CorpuS; Suopo homes go cold and rapid succession, President every four years)rhe expat and' it was he who closed oldpeoplegetsuckandghetto Nixon fired two high Justice been brushed aside by the men." Most probably, the incum- sionoithe office, made possi- down several newspapers, folks burn down blocks to Department officials and White House ("The Congresskeep warm. If it really came sent in the FBI to confiscate man's hypothesis is so bent president may be acting ble by a sagging Congress for periods varying from a 't ridiculous as to not merit entirely within his Constitu' and trusting electorate, has cou 'Ic of d..ys to 18 months, to it, if civilian rule could not official records. "This me historian Nixon, rhen prhi1 r 1)eni ir'an future president;' In lLii, a calls "a political Niagara.' •ist have ti i.i:t' iver." ,,. ct".ivt'. lie himself strc.' .hiti rrkt'r, "tt t Military rule: Could it hap- day in October." , few days that such a residential at- I - Special Legislation Session 1r ____ •.. - .--- , •, -- - . AS5 T1'R 1N31'*P Food prices rose one-tenth of a per cent following a drop of seventenths of a per cent in September and a record 6 per cent jump in August. The increase was larger on a seasonally adjusted basis, increasing five-tenths of a ocr cent compared with a drop of one-tenth of a per cent on basis on September. Grocery prices actually declined three-tenths of a per cent but the drop was offset by a 1.8 per cent jump in food purchased away from home, including restaurant meals and snacks, Poultry, egg and pork prices fell sharply again—as they did in and prices for beef September and veal declined as well, but prices for most other food sold in grocery stores went up, the government said. Prices for nonfood commodities jumped nine-tenths of one per cent, sharpest this year and the biggest jump since a one per cent increase in October 1970. -- t'ff'it. sometimes shocking, rect'nt conflict, all U.S. military have too many good men who in opposition to the suspen- some of them classics on rising costs for clothing, mortgage interest rates and health insurance contributed significantly to the October rise in prices, the government said. A decline in meat and poultry prices was more than offset in the statistics by large increases in prices of restaurant meals and some food and some grocery store prices. TAI.LAIIASSEE, Fla. AI -. .. -• .1; c. - '. - V4. . • • • - . ' '-' '--;). s' 1 - '. - . • '' -S.. •. • ,,,., ', ,, _.••it ..,;_S .'.' . • •, ,., &.. .• . . •-• - .. • 1• . -- •- • a-.. .• - • I _________________________________________________________ .• . Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE f"!94TY, FLORIDA. No. 73-1534B CITYOFALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FLORIDA NotiCi04PubIIcHeaiing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREflY GIVEN uy intend to register t.eid name with the In re: Adoption Attanonte Springs, Florida, that A National Association of Retired Federal Employes recently when a group of of the City of Sanford. Florida BRANTLEY REALTY under which the undersigned will conduct hingon,m copy on the property 150.00 It.; thence N 70 degrees II' time interested partiet and Attorney for the Petitioner, 120 East the City Hall, Altamonte Springs, Robinson Street, Orlando. Florida, Florida, on Thursday, December 4, citizens ttiis test amendment will be heard. THIS NOTICE is to be publtthed by posting in thrci public places within the City of Altamonte days prior to the time of public hearing. DATED THIS 16Th DAY OF Court at Sanford. Seminole (Stall Arthur tteckwith, Jr. at least tlfitin 115) day'S prior to the time of public hearing. DATED TH:S 16th DAY OF By: Joy Webb Deputy Clerk ,?tward & (OFFICIAL SEAL) Phyllis Jordahl, City Clerk Joi us witson PublIsh: Nov. 70. 27. Dec. 1, 0EV 121 SAID ESTATE: You and each of you are hereby rI)tfCd and required t Vile any P :!! :r.-! !., Richard A. llehz.is, reported on trial of their hi , trt in the 1973 and being In Seminole County, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Florida, to-wIt: the Planning Board of the City of BegIn 66-00 feet West of the Altamoie Springs, Fiorida that public hearing to feettotheEasferlyrght.of.wayline deiai describ,u parcels from its in. the East 86 feet of Lot 3, Parcel 7, cli tersection with West boundary of SerticIn 1), Tøwnhip 1. Range time Interested pafliel and citizens Tcwnthipll,Range2t;Lots ,19, tended Southerly to its Intersection the North 33 feet for road right of of the Tract of reel property for and against the proposed toning Biork 55, Saniande, Plat Book 3, wIth the WeSt R W line 0 U.S. High- way hereinafter described a refq' tee? amendment will be heard. Paçue 65':, Section 17, Township 21, way 17 92 (being an Easterly ix- to tise corporat, limits of the City of to as Trart "A" - Block BuesaWcstIt6fee$—tract tOthacClPO$'atelimitsnith,CitYOf AND 1. (To be toned R.1A.) North 12S feel of South 755 feet of West 240 feet of West of P4W ',. of PIE •.. Parcel 6. Sectton IS, Town. ship 2) South, Range 29 East. (To be R-MFI) East 157.6 feet of We-st 100.2 feet of South ' of NW... of NE'.., Parcel 70. SectIon iS, Township 21 South, Range 29 East, and also, West 547.8 feet of South '. f NW' of NE'., (less East 117.6 feet of west 100.7 '-', center of Section II, Township 2) (b) To consider also the question of desIgnating and assigning the zoning clasSification of M- LI9PIt Industrial District to said property, as that classilication is described lit tht zonlçtg ordinances of the City Of Longwood, Florida, to wit: Ordinance No. II) and as amended and supplemented. The present zoning classification of said property is Ml Light Industrial District, as that of deslonatino and CflIqfliflQ the zonIng - clastlilcalion of PUD, Planned UnIt Development, as that classification Is described in the zonIng ordinances of the City Cf WINTER SPRINGS, Florida, to wit: Ordinance Plo 41 and as amended d suplementad. The present zoning classification of said property is A-i, Agricultural District as that classification Is cribed In the zoning ordinances Norm O rla.,r.t &t' LU' W.t si,..... Dii Non?, South center section line of said SectIon 11, 75.87 feet to the Southeast cornerof Dol-Ray Estates (abandoned put) as recont in Piat Book 13. Page 44, PublIc Records ot Seminole Courny, Florida, lld corner being the point of beginning; continue thence North 4) degrees 06' 46" West, 12)1.33 feet to the Northeast corner of sold Del. Ray Estates; thence North ft the Petitic-n. on the PePitoqser's pretienJve zoning ordinance ot the Seminole County, Florida (less tttc continued from time to time until to time until final action is taken by South 59 degrees 77' 00' East ilong No '2$ 73. to change Its. maximum feet). (To be toned CP4) Council. THIS NOT'CE shall be posted at No. 436. 250.16 feet; thehte South 00 ClsSsification 04 R.MF way from Intersection of the Nor. City Retld,n?Ias 01" East along Said address m'o. a.. loll, i" Winter Park. Fl 37789, on or before (Indwelling un'Ii per gross acre to 12) dwelling vnit5 Per gross f ,tlr ilij.t34 to the ifter%cct,on nt the Southetiv boundary right of- HuSb,Ir'l LINDA D FEDDQN, NOTICEOFACTIOPI THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO LINDA 0 FE000N WHOSE RESIDENCE IS THE STATE CF -f - With that investigation of thC ' within the City of WINTER SPRINGS. Florida. and in other pias withiri the City, and published In The Sanford Herald, a City, and published in The Sanford Herald a newspaper of general least four (Il consecutive weeks prior to the date of the Public PriOr to the date of the rubtic Hearing; the date of the first 1973 at 70.0 P.M., or iS SOOt) Ihereafter as poSsible, at which time Negative re Tn;ss'Iibe publithd once q fr'.f r! for and against tie proposed zoning lest Cnr-r 'rr! wtt te for and ggelnst the proposed zoning will oe heard putllicatlon. both dates incIutve. shall riot be less than twenty egal haIt nt 1es than twenty eOht (71) dayS. tnddition notceha: te be head. TI r.'tfc were gven - for unknown reasons, by Uee cancer. tt-st rutea urestheaclivity ,4 uses antibody molecules and Ic' attack disease mi.Tobeswtd objects foreign to the ixfy. -- Dived trs 7nd day Of uovernber, ar. r ptin9 in three public places Arthis' H Beckwith. Jr Springi. fIorida,at l.ostf.tte,nfIS) oayI PlOt to 11* !'mt' of ubIiC fty. .t,. W Clerk epo NOVEMB[)I, (Seal) P0. Box 142I Park. Ft 32I pubsh Nov. 6. 13, 20. 27, 1973 0EV 47 uTLD . i. 1913 A.D. GF gvstinig on the 1tc n properties piaies wIthin tae C'ty of tamt 5c'ng1, Fh,ida. i-..' - hcrrç' c-iitCIAL SEAL) City Clerk of Alsamonte Pttift5 Jordaht, Cdv Cwrk Pubisn. Nov.70. 0EV 11? o.a by Publish: Nov. 20, 1973 0EV It) tAS '. 1,flien (li) days prior 10 Itt( dOle of tn Pubic Haning the PubIi Hearing. DATED thiS 13th Crty of Altamonte Springs, Pioridi, at least fifteen (15) days prior to . ifl. . Oire k Shoniate q the City of Longwood. FlOtido DF.t) 19 (SEAL) S Mary T. Norton, city Winter Springs, Florida 1973 0EV 70 day of OAT 10 THIS Isia DAY NOVEMBER, 1973 AD, Phyllis Jorgahi. City Clerk PubIih: Nov. 70. 1973 0Ev il _____ _________ ____________________ ____ 600 locking caps Electricd Probe Planned a By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Wril'r named by Herring and report to the county and that the 10 locations listed were not the the commission, If the county inspect ion only danger areas felt to exist. Kimbrough's move followed a An independent investigation reveals either violations or of 10 "unsafe and hazardous" hazardous condition, in the one-hour conference Tuesday locations pinpointed by State wcrds of Chairman Sid Vihien afternoon with Herring from Atty. Abbott Herring's dcc- Jr., "We should immediately which both men emerged trical board probe will be assign the newly-formed bOard mi1ing. Herring declaring that "unfortunate corn. carried out, Seminole County of electrical examiners and s:c an commissioners vowed Tuesday. if offending contractors should murucations problem" has now been cleared up. The board unanimously have their license lifted." Herring, who unleashed a directed Its staff to hire dec. The commission action came trical engineer Ray Shad, a on the motion ofvice chairman blistering letter Friday in recent appointee to the cx- John Kimbrough, backed by TSpOIISe to two weeks of public panded electrical review ('.reg l)ruiumond. Each man demands from Kimbrough and board, to accompany an pointed out that the Oct. 9 grand Vihien for detaiLs on the grand electrical inspector to the sites j iCont'd On Pg. SA Col. 3) report alleged a pattern in thermostats in thctr houses turned down, University of Toronto scientists say. The scientists, who have been studying the reaction of the body to temperature changes, _____ ______ r , ,. IL , l EIRIl - _i ,., ,. candidates were qualified to run for the 13 months remaining in the expired city council term of the Late Richard Win when the qualifying period ended Tuesday. Qualified are Jerry Christiansen, Charles Ginscock, Paul Johnson, John and love better at lower ternperatures. :. - ______ ____________________ - By Ati istake) I n Co u nty -- With all the shortages storing us in the face these days, one more would hardly seem to make a difference—or so Seminole County Coni- . ,'hb0L Samhirook. erom a field of four can- which ii IN RE. THE MARRIAGE be re- — a mayor fronu candidates Bill Having spent the morning - situation, Lavender has been directed by Commissioner Gre:! Springs the county 5,000 gallons per conversion of county vbc1es to choice for the county coiniuuisslon appointment as the learned they themselves may cause another vital shortage— Index - . - - .- - -- predict Nixon's agriculturally zoned land. that fuel :-- Lavender President that ;iny longer (lelay could cut oil the product' container supply. CommIssioners agreed to study possible amendments to : fti the current invetiat Ion !$ :rfTj Investigation of his resources didates are Edith Duer-r, in- Regional Planning Council, Gra right here in Seminole Count)'. Too early to Christitinsen is a real estate salcsm;in ;mn'l hoini builder; I'iltind, dinance protects trees to the point where commercial Dear Abli)' ------TA Dr. Crane .........sit morning 64. Partly cloudy and The growers, who said their Horoscope..............TA tOda)' the $120,000, tsso-year contract Public notices ...... ARernoon highs mostly in the they can afford to wait the Sirt.s ...............1.3B to amend the ordinance, but TV s ers ContaIner Bridge Office Drawer 2, Sanford, Florida s tu he ptbiShtJ by aforesaid described end posting in should it members of any of our police ç5 the Seminotr tu,lt will 'u enfed posted in tPie area to e conss'Iered for annexation arid zonhrwl at least "If it is upheld as constitutional, pealed," Askew said. Court ifl and Clerk of the Circuit Court In aria for )) Spr,ngs, Florida. on Thursday, December 4. nfl. at 7:00P.M., o CS sell maybe By County Commission 2,000 a week," he said. government." the [)ec. 4 ballot. In the regular fle('. 4 election, Laid Northsrly 11W line, U 5Sfeetto the point of bginmng Springs. Florida, on Thursday. December 6. Ii?) at 7:00 P.M or as decision declared key role in trying to solve that murder. Said Northerly P w lr,: thence attorneyorinismediateIythereetter. otherwise a d,fai.,lt will be entered Penn Jersey auto stores, said gascapsaleshave tripled in the 6-1 A sworn Petition for Dissolution 01 Marriage a Vincule having been f'ic1 regarding your marriage to Wife, these Presents Command you '0 rvar and (in iou Ans*er or wei'etestixLO(the2iwjthcoitjn ______ Shoemaker said. The state Supreme Court's The split council term will for Gas Caps Popular Merchants here say sales of gas caps with locks have shot up. be too surprised to Find out that ) a copy !htt(f on Petitioner's At re..rs ' - Halt ;'----' the - degrees 22 and zoning will be heard. S.11 ' voivea ann made them straighten-up the barrels, etc. That's good service. Something Ilbost businesses have elected to discontinue, It ould appear. eh? P'.'C zoning making the same run twice. Understand that there were JVIL ACTION NO. 73.)fll•C DIVISION C In re: the Marniaqe HARDEN A F E000FI. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a the proposed annexation and the So, the Director of Public 467.26 f1st; thnce South 9 degrees 46'54" East ,tiørig Said Eaterty R W FLORiDA,asrecorded in Plat Book portrayed IPITHECIRCU$TCOI.JI1T.IITH therfter as possible. it Which time interested parties and citlient for the SUNDAY in the park brought quite a challenge to young Rafael Reyes III of Orlando, who tried to take on three hula hoops at once during Children's Festival sponsored by area child day care centers in Eola Park. He is the son of Mi-. and Mrs. Rafael Reyes H. (Herald Photo by Ann Rile) cocrvatian. an infringement of freedom of the press and a denial )esterdays revelation about -. 7:00 p.m., or as soon lhereittt possible, at which time interestet' Consider the lights doused Nov. 13 as a "Hello wide-open and robust dissemination of ideas and Well, we won't be Laughing with Sherman any more. lie died last night of a respirator)' ailment at the age of 49. --__________________ 556,54, except Lots 1104 and 2) toIl of BtOcS H, Tract 56, SAP4LAPIDO to The Herald petitioned for a rehearing before the THREE RING TIME C.iused quite a few chuckles ' the Planning board of the City Attamonfe Springs, Florida, that hearing scored a victory over the erwr- Candidates NOTICE OF ACTION TO: EARL DUANE KLIPIGEL. andyware reguira to serve a cp Sherman ' ADORRSS IS: LINDA 0. FE000N, LAKESHORE DRIVE. you by a Remember the song P.O. Box $33 Attamonte Springs, Flor;1., 32701 "A" (Iss road right of way for State Road PlO 1) c Testyourmemory.. .back to Dated at Altamonte Springs, in the comprehenSive Ray Estates, $78.11 fee, to the Easterly R-W iin of Interstate i, run thence South 00 deo'eei l' 2ç" filed against 4 t'.ts notice Each claim or demand t."ujt be in writing end filed nt) consider TIe PublIc Hearing will be held In the City Hall, Winter Springs, Florida, Wednesday. December 17, .o decision pending Supreme Court action on its appeal. Powell granted the request Tuesday in a brief Herald editor Don Shoemaker has called the state courts decision "astounding." . Florida. Probate Division, in the Courthouse at Santord. Florda. 'with.ifl i.'ur calendar months from SemInole County, Florida. The Public Hearing will be held In the City Hail. Locgwood, Fiorida,on PL$PIGEt. - ____________ eitherofyou,mayhaveaoainstsaid estateintheofflceof theClukof the Circuit Court of tht Eighteenth CITYOFALTAMONTE SPRINOS.FLORIDA Noticeol Public Heating Range 29. (To be zoned R MFI.) The East 25 feet of the West 496 feet of Block B of Tract SS04 Put of has been Medical School 'Unit of Jlogn 'hat said Citu Council will hold a public htaring: (a) To consider annexation of the The 799 light bulbs on the ___________ SPRINGS, FLGRIDA Notice if Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CGNCERN. It generally strizcs perso-'u if Springs, Florida. on Thursday, as follow: DeCember 6. 1973 at? 4) P M or as LOtS 16 & 17, fliok 35, Sanlando. __________________________ -- ________ City of Attamonfe Springs. Florida, Corn merclal N pig he. rheed, cluslve, ANGLEDALE, according to Southeasterly along said Easterly 1973. Altamonte Springs. Florida, No. aNo. 225-fl. to change the required respectively properties the put thereof as recorded In Plat rlght-of.way line 2011 feet to the MarQaret M. Ruiche to . As Executrix 5h1,otp0QPCes,asSetf'tl'l as descri.d below, as those Book 2, PagIs 31 and 38. 01 the SouthllneofsaldGovernmentLot3, property is described Subtect 21.11, from en (10) feet by classifications are described in Public Records of Seminole County. thence East 596 Ht to the Point 0, 04 said estate followi: twi'nty-two (72) feet to ten (10) feet comprehensive zoning ordinance of Florida; JAMES B. BYRNE. JR. gin.ifr,g; containIng 40 pius or PARCEL ONE: The East 30 feet by twenty (20) fees. and the City of Altamonfe, Springs, minus acres. Being In Seminole hess the North 561 feet) of me Tract Attorney for Executrix THE PUBLIC HEARING will be FlorIda, No. 72873 the Esla', of All of that certain road R-W lying County Florida; and of real property hereinafter by posting in three public places Wife - I eated with jct _________ question of amending the corn- Multiple FamIly (1), RetideatIal, Seminole County, Florida; and IN Tiv€ CIRCUIT COURT IN AND COUNTY, SEMINOLE FOR FLORIDA DIVISION than 70 jer cent of its _________ Lake Mary School Auditorium at Cancer of the (i'. 'cond most deadly form of — CITYOFALTAMONTE FLORIDA NoticeofPublicHearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: , - ____________ ___________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by publIc hearing to consider the Florida, to wIt: feet toi point 25 feet South 04 the clalsificalion from Highway In. residence the Planning Board of the City of question of designating and PARCEL I: 1.0$ 3, BlOCk A, OAK Nor?hlineofsaidG,oven,mentLof), and post 040cc address Cf terchange, Commercial, "HIC" to , He claimant a..'d musI be sworn to Aitamonte Springs, Florida, that ign.rg the zciriv ciaiticatuons GROVE PARK, according to the MId pont being 1207.80 feet East of Retidqntial, Multiple Family, . __________________________ Tradition Scores which was prompted by its refusal to give space to a Councilmen Seat I for a 1 year term. Councilmen Seat S for a 2 year '.. criticized in editorials. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PENSONS HAVING. Altomorde Springs, Florida, that bowng described property tying 3. Section 13, Townthip 21 South, — are engaged in business at Route 2 'i - __________________________ cordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutet, ToWit: SectIonUSO9 Florida Sttutet Notice of Public Hearing BOSTON (AP) Clinical trials show an experimental blood test to be highly reliable for early detection of cancer of the large intestine, res-arcjter lise Speaker Terrell Sessum.s, 1)-Tampa, agreed that special session is likely. "There may now be a more ________ Publish: Oct.30, Nov.l. 13. 20, 1913 DEU209 Springs, Florida, at least fifteen (15) oays prior 10 irie time ot puotic hearing DATED THIS 16th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1973 AD. IOFFICIP.t. SEAL) PhyllIs Jordattt, City Clerk Attamorde Springs. F1orid Publish: Nov. 70, 1973 DEVil) a Justice the state's right-to-reply law. .DV.11T. CITY UP WINTER SPRINOS.FLORIDA Councilmen Seat 3 for a 2 year By: Donald Jackson (SEAL) ATTEST: 5: Kay Seisman CItY Clerk Publish: Nov. 20, 22. 1973 Court lore the end of December, he _____________________ CITY OF ALTAMONTE City of Lake High PkOIATE DIVISION CAS NO. 73.779.CP Estate the City Council Of flit City PCe$ic.odPubticH.arinp FlorIda. thu said CitY Longwood, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Covncli wIll hold a public hearing: ancer limits for other than safety delegation that is not corn. [tiSOflS, pk'tely ue." Other matters also were being examined and he cxpected a report this week Ask- PrIce 10 Cents - REFRIG A MATIC SERVICES, and that we intend to register saId name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Board of County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida fcvncilmcn Seat I for a 2 year term; councilmen Seat I for a i year C 66th Year, No, 79 Publish: Nov. 70, 77, Dec. 1.11. 1973k) OEV.170 FICTITIOUS NAME Further described as on SR 136 227* Seminole County. Florida state legislative chairman; and George Barth, of Miami, tne boundaries of the City of Lake Florida, may avail them. selves of their RightS of FranchIse. - way 134, Longwood, Florida 37150. thence 0EV 127 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of the City 04 Publish: Nov. 7. 1973 0EV-lb Orlando, Florida As Attorneys for the (OFFICIAL SEAL) three (3) publl, places within the true point of beginnIng; City Clerk CIY of Lake Mary, Florida on the Altamonte Springs, Florida 4Th day of December, 1973 for the Publish: NOv. 20. 1973 purposes of electing: AMayortortheCityofLakaMary DEV.11a D e t ec ts — _______________________ line of SR 436 200 ft wide; thence along Said W'Iy R-W lIne S 02 furTher relief sought lns.eld PetItion. All pers,ors legally registered In - receipt of proof of the publication of andagainstthepropos,d,oningwill S. 02 degrees 03' 05" W. 150.00 tt.; thence S 70 degreeS 1$' 15" W 0.O0 heard. 15 in the City of Lake Mary. Florida. The Polls will be open from 7:00 am. to 700 p.m. Mr. Homer Gleason will be Chairman cf the Election Boerd, ______________________________ and Mrs. Luciili Meco, Mrs. Lillian Burke. Mrs. Milton Moore and 'aim.." H N. Tamm, Jr. THE PUBLIC HEARING will be 1973. otherwise a judgment by in the City Hall of Altamonte default will be entered against you Springt, Florida, on Thursday. You wIt please take notice that a PrtatIOrl Department on remedy but now I understand 5459, FIa, Stat. 11971), wIll register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court SE'- of the SW' N. U degrte 06 ASSOCIATES, and that I intend to regiSter said name with the Clerk of the CIrcuit Court. Seminole County, Service employes are invited to attend the Dee. 7 meetIng at 2 p.m. at the Bram Towers. ______ right-of-way line 01 Citrus Street. of Titusville presided and troduced the speakers, Russell 0. Ritz, of Ocala, state Also present for the charter meeting wre representatives :-,:; - it , Storage, or Use of CertaIn with the Clerk of said Court on or thereaftraspossible,atwhlthtlm. CITYOF LAKEMARY.FLORIDA Notice olGeneral Election Intend 10 recis'er seld name With the and you are regvired to show cause All that right of way of Douatas Less beginnic'g at the NE corner of heard at said hearing. By order of the City Commission *tiy the relief pefittoned for therein AvtThJt from the NOrlh right of.way the £E' of the SW'. of said Sec. 21, under the fIctitious name ot Statutet, To-Wit: S.ctlon $rrath publIc hewing to consider the for a dredging permit on the 74) o'clock P.M. on December 10. County, Flo.Idi i.i accordanc, with MInor, 1973 to consider the adoptIon 04 an By: BRUCE WAYNE PRESTON. quettion of desIgnating arid following described property: the pro'vlsions of the FIctitlo,,,s Beginning at the NW corner of the ordltance by the City of Sanford. assigning the toning cl,ssitcat;or, of Stepfather Name St.iiu?t', To Wit: Secton Florida. title 0$ lCh i VoIIi: Industriat, "I-I," to property as SE'i of the SW'4 of Sec. 21. Twp. NOTICE OF SUIT Statutes mes,. A?. ORDINANCE OF THE CITY described that 21S. Rng. 30E., run N $ degrees 06' below, as TO: BILLY WAYNE SASSER 5: Daniel R. Hinkle SANFORD, FLORIDA, classification is described in the OS" E. 51016 ft• to the W'ly right Of OF 47.3 EllIs Street PubIih: Nov 20. 27, Dec. 1, 11, isyj AND way of State Road 436. thence S. CLOSING, VACATING comprehensive zoning ordinance of Aridalusla, Alabama 34420 0EV 119 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the City of Altamonte Springs. afoflgtheW'IyRW132662f1,thence ABANDONING A PORTION OF AVENUE LYING S. U degrees 03' 05" W. 519.77 It., MYRTLE that BRUCE WAYNE PRESTON Florida, No.226-13. Subject property Is described as thence N 03 degrees 21' 25" * BETWEEN FULTON STREET M fIled a PtIl$on in the Circuit NOTICE UNDCR FICTITIOUS CITY OF ALTAMONTE 1321.13 ft. to the point of begin. AND .EMINOLE BOULEVARD. Court of the Eighteenth Judicial follows: NAME STATUTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA A copy shell be available at the and 17 thru 31. each ring, subject to the draInage Lots I thru S Circuit, Inand For Seminole County. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Ncticeof Public Hearing described In off ice of the City Clerk for all per• as the inclusive, of Block H In Tract No. á. easement Florida, for ?PIC a-option of titi is hereby given that the TO IT MAY CONCERN: minor chIld named therein, and Sanlando Springi. accordIng to the amended Order of TakIng sons desiring to namlne tt some. undersIgned, pursuant to the All parties In lntrest and cltIzen NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by furthertoglvesaidchiIdthenameof pfatthereolasrecorded in PRB Ion fIled December 9, 1949, In Official City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, No 221-73. to amend the prOvision 04 PublIsh: Oct. 30, Nov. 6. 13. 10, 1973 president; Jeanne Haynes, ru-st ',J,.4. I .1_i_I, 1vice pi-cs. tz second vice president; Eunice }1rton, secretary-treasurer. PM. or as soon thereafter as Cornmlsson Room In the City Hall, NOTICE is hereby given that lam en000.d In busIness at Altamonte 5: Edward N. Zissman, M.D. met at Bram Towex to omcers. Legal Notice Legal Notice __________________________________________ _________________________________________ ________ FI';TITIOUS _________________________ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NAME The Seminole rounty Board Of NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that County Commluloners will hold a TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION e busIness at )s E. public hearing In the County OFANOROINANCE BY THE CITY Simora dd., Altamonte Springs, _____________________________ __________________ Commlts&oners Chambers of the _____________________________ OF SANFORD, FLORlDl s ir.jl,' oun?y, FIurld8 under in. Uotcu is ieccL, ge1i that a iie.rotO County Ciutth3JtC :';r,e .f CCNTRL County, Florida In accordance with th* ptovI$IcIfl 04 th Fictitious N,irne Statutes. To Wt: Section 5 09 FlorIda Statutes IP7. 5 - William L. axIey PubliSh: Nov. 6, 13, 20. V. 1973 DEV-42 question of amending the corn Chapter Legal Notice Legal Notice __________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE Is hereby glventhat lam eqaged;nbusinessaI RT-184W, "'r" "r?y, rti .'. gder the fictitious name of IHE _____________________________ Attamonte Springs. Florida, that said Planning Board w11 hold said. •- Gov. Reubin Askew says a Sessurns said he expected a special le,Islntive session prob- decision to be made next week ably v;ill be teld soon to enact when legislators are In Tflat- onservation measures to meet hassee for committi meetings. the energy crisis. le said his opposition last \skew said Tuesday he was week to the secsion was based d'laying i Liur. until he re- on a belief that "congressional • Legai Not ice — 'fllESS rn t. i , qanS' 3 useai of In , of November, AD, 1973 Johnson 'thur H. BckwitPi, Jr n Joy Stoxe's Dtpu?y (i.'r CLEVELAND. MIZE AttDty for Pttitint Sanford, Florida 3777) Pbtlh Nov 20,77. Dr 1F ii.' on lilt' nuiu v another lentling It will be intrvsting to follow I.- i. it for ;'i - won't it' a tetitvd military the cit) 'S paliuc rtscrve; Mrs. active in civic alfairs: and the city's zoning board. t'bancc tonight. of ii less stuosters . I LEGION FAIR OPENS American Legion Fair was declared u1iiciiIv open ftiilswig a ribbon cutting ceremony Tuesday attended by (Ito r) Legion mem)-.t'r ,Joel Field, Fair Coordinator Frank Leucker, Coun:v orn!ui:.;-t Chairman Sid \'ihlen Jr., Lake Mary Mayor Don Jackson, Lake Mary Councilman Delores Lash, and Commander of the American Legion Post 53 Jim Ripley. The fair, held in the American Legion Hall on French Avenue, will last thrDugh Saturday. THE �-' Wednesday, Nov. 21, 1973 A 8B—TheSanfc' NAM-6 - L4=. .- ._",~ ~ _ n. : p.' - o ~ : ~ n. f~ _rvl ai gw- #_ a á v.i . - - 4' __ __~! , I W1 r' I — - y J! . 2;1 ( 4 - ••. t . __ - . --- '.' ' . -. . . - - . - - . J_ ..~ -- . 1 . - I - 1 -, _________________ i .06 - . L... - -- _____ p t !r 7 -. . Ti i , — _________ I -- 'I Future Drainage ProDlem News secure additional easements go v ernment. "I'm ready ambulance needs of the county and is expected to report and create major drainage into anytrn," he rnmmnted county commissioners Dec 12 Smith Canal — the ma jor County com missioners County Seminole county corn- county drainage Commissioner John for the pledged closer cooperation with ruissioners Klrnbrough said the County say County area, lie called for a Joint study ilJ Seminole municipaliti es Engineer William Bush will be by city-county planners of the zoning compatibility after exPects to franchise a sIngk asked to meet with Sanford problems. Sanford officia!s complained private ambulance firm, and Many items discussed by the that developers now get county subsidize It If necessary, for officials to study long range drainage problems that two commissions centered on building permits and start county-wide emergency am. development on Sanford's west doubItaxat1onofdty residents construction before asking city bulanee service. "The key to side will create. for services, annexation for county in. the whole thing will be the Santord city commissioners Sthfl(btdS which must be met SIodcm. ycomi onerA. dustrial zones that abut city outlined current drainLge by the ambulance service," he residential areas. C A. McLna fl problems in the area from sa kL County Commissioner Dick 25th Street north to Lake won't support a pro ose d Willlamssaidthecountyshould Vshkn assured that all county bond issue, slated for a By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff W it r er Monroe along the city's western . _______________________ [ - - .~- , - 1 1 1 1 1! _f - I "iy'N'.- A 'O."Ir , • .. 01 414 R - "•.... . - '' I . ' : - V` .' — - !1 _ - -? 1 - ft" , ________ - . - , .. a-ii -, PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY AT FAIR FRANK Luecker, president of the Legion Fair Association, displays prizes to be given away Nov. 20-25 at the Seminole County Fair. Adult prizes include a television set and $25 savings bonds and for the children, transistor radios I February referendum, to fund a Facil it F na WASHINGTON (AP)-The Senate Jud(1ary ComIts attention to leglslat1n to provide for an endependent special Watergate prosecutor, The corn. inittee is reported to be closely divid ed on the subject, and may send rival measures to th e full Se nate without recommendation. One measure provides for the prosecutor to be court-appointed, while oth ers would have Wm named by th e President subject to Senate con. lirmation, Altamonte Lets Contract Polk by county corrintissioners. Kimbrough said Williamson, Kinibrough will be working out over the past several weeks, final details in the next few has been discussing with him (Liys ,Aith IA)ngwood official,s to replacing t1k- facilities. that the county plans to act on county-wide ambulance service in carly January. The county place a temporary or perThe old clinic building had Emergency Medical Services ALTAMONTE SPRINGS-. Waterhouse back to the preferred brand is IBM because matter. manent - facility-either a been used to provide care for Council is now studying the IL7 UWM..LI WdWU PUy B1j1L suppites are reaauy available. wommoru announceu mat mobile home or a portable the medically Indigent of the awarded a contract for $1.5 estimate of a study on whether Seminole Supervisor of Elec- building-in the city to provide South Seminole area for the million to Associated Con- the city should acquire a Comptroller Denver Baxter tions Camilla Bruce will con- medical care for the poor. past 15 years before It was tractors of Orlando to install computer and the type corn- said he has Found a "hooker" In duct a school of instruction at Kimbrough recommended to closed. sewer lines and construct sewer puter it should be. the federal grant program for a 7:30 p.m., Nov. 29 for poll the county commission board At Monday night's city lifistations to serve the city and Dorfman demanded that a police computer system. Only weckers in the Dec. 4 municipal Tuesday that Longwood council meeting Chairman Bill portions of the county area breakdown of manhours In- cities with county involvement elections from Longwood, Councilman E.E. Williamson's Klosky said he discussed north of SR 436. volved be furnished to the in this type program can Casselberry, Lake Mary, request for medical facilities placing the facility on city Mayor Lawrence Swofford couiwil and Myers said the city receive money, he said. Baxter Altamonte Springs and Winter for the poor be approve!.. The property near the city hail with said construction is expected to already knows the type corn. said the city is speaking with Springs at the Altamorte city board placed Kimbrou3h In county commission Chairman begin by the first of the new puter It needs. insisting the Sheriff John Polk about the hail. charge of the project. Sid Vihien in a 6 a.m. conyear and be completed by Jan. Longwood city council ference. 1, 1975. evicted the Seminole County The council voted vi was Health Department operation unanimously to permit the instructed to file court con. from the medical clinic on trailer on the city hall site and demnation proceedings to take Church at Wilma Street Oct. 1 to allow hookup to the police six easements for sewer lines to expand city offices Into the station septic tank, to city hail on the north side. Davis By MARK WEINTZ full operation in July, Layer building. water and to electricity. NEW CHAIRMAN estimated a minimum of three Herald Staff Writer explained, months to gain the easements. "Now we will not be able to Da vie Sims was elected the In the meantime, Swofford Further postponement of have a first reading on the data new chairman of the School said, the city will continue school board action on a data processing system until Dec. 12 Board but board members did negotiating to acquire the processlng system for Seminole and the required second not select a new vice chairman. property use. schools may Jeopardize the reading will proabIy not come Sims was elected to the board Swofford said the city Is also proposed $151,800 a year until after the holidays," Layer a year ago and replaces Allan pushing for immediate federal program, School Supt. WWiam said. Fly-over type ramps to could be accomplished with flyKeeth who held the post of approval of the plans for the 7.5 Layer said today. "The state has rlmost chairnu'n for four years. permanently solve the SR 438-1- overs considering the fact that mill,n 11nn re-iiond --'r Boardmernbers Tuesday mandated that we have a data 4 traffic lam problems are the right-of-way in all four plant at the city's Keller Road delayed until their Dec. 12 processing system with the recommended for construction quadrants of the intersection AI)VLSORY COMMITTEE site. The $4.7 million plant will meeting a decision on im. implementation of cost acsometime between 1980 and has been and Is being highly tiebe financed in part through a plernenting the data processing counting, the new state funding The board adopted the School 1984, C. A. Benedict, Florida veloped, reducing possibilities $3.5 million federal grant and system. A motion on the tm- system and accountability," Advisory Committee guidelines Department of Transportation for other types of construction. $1.2 in a federal loan. plementatlon died for lack of a Layer said. In an effort to implement a state district engineer said today. When the sketch is cornThe $3.5 million interceptor second. At the Nov. 14 board meeting law that requires each county to recentpleted, Benedict said, DOT offiBenedict said a study system to hook up with Layer said the target date for Layer told board members, have a school advisory corn- ly completed by the engineering dais will meet with the county Longwood interceptors at having data processing for "The data processin3 system Is mittee. and industrial experiment sta- commission and Altamonte Montgomery Road will be Seminole County schools Is Jan. desperately needed in Seminole The purpose of the committee tion of the University of Florida Springs representatives to Financed with a $2.8 million 1. "This delay will push our County and we cannot operate is to provide input into recommended the fly-over. discuss the concept further. grant and a $700,000 loan, time line back and any further much longer without it." academic affairs. The law was A Wain made d complete Swofford said plans are to delay may ieopadize the whole The system, to cost $12,650 passed with the Idea that the study of the location and rehave all three phases of time program." layer said ti-4y, per mnc.nth, will be net up by committee may provide a turned a report that the present sewer expansion completed by The idea was to have the Florida Software. The cost may different perspective, officials $1 million lane modification Jan. 1, 1975. program implemented by Jan, be somewhat lower if the school said. planned to begin construction In In other business, council 1 and run tests for six months system provides swne per. 'lhe committee should be late January early February sent a representative of Price- and then be ready to swing into sonnel. he said, functioning by Jan. 15," Layer will be aequate to 1981. told the board. Planned are additional lanes across the 14 bridge at SR 436 with dual left turns from SR 436 RECREATION to southbound 14 and dual lanes TAI.I.AHASSEE, Ha. 11%1,1 action on Shields' appointment twiLs. A rccreatioa program off r.imnp from 14 to SR 436. Benedict said the bids will be Gov. hleubin Askew, out- for two weeks. devised in a Joint effort between With Tuesday's Cabinet let for the modifications either numbered but apparently ready the school board, county "Obviously, I don't support meeting punctuated by Nov. 29 or In early December to fight to the end, wants to Mr. Shields." Askew said. "I bickering and complicated commission and the YMCA was block marine resources don'tthink that' an secret. I parliamentary In-fighting, adopted at the Tuesday with construction to be g in within six weeks of the award director Harmon Shields out of really don't think he's the most Askew said, "The issue In this meeting. date. Florida's $31,000 natural qualified." case is that we should not have Do you know eve In a letter to the Seminole resources director's ob. TEACIIEII OF THE YEAR Shields, one of four final can. one man rammed down the you need to about County Commission Benedict Askew made that clear at didates to succeed retiring nat- throat of this board by service? If not, % Ruth Carlton, a second grade said the Tallahassee office of Tuesday's Cabinet meeting ural resources director Ran- vote." Gramkow is the man when sayinug he would abbee- dolph Hodges, now has the teacher at Southside the DOT Is presently preparing The governor said time was to. tic's a licensed viate todays special meeting votes to win Cabinet con- needed to develop a consensus Elementary School, was iwJ a sketch to show generally what director and fully qua by exercising his right to defer (Irmatlon over Askew's objec- for a candidate better qualified. Seminole County teacher of the PLANS FOR year Tuesday. answer all your qu TEL AVIV IAPI raid She was awarded a cerStop in and talk to h will spend almost $20 tificate and her contributions time. He's here to hm for admlnistratiun and d4?VCIOJ) the school system was cited. i mnent in time oiuupied (tz.j Strip in 1973-74, the Finance LAVER To WALK Ministry says. An additional $25 Wilfred Ne'mnuiri, Ddtona NO%EJIBF:n 19, 1973 Edward L Buckner m illion was Lu be pem d by 11w Harriet H. Arena. Deltona Samuel E. Denney School Supt. William layer military governmni',it i- ri ri4mnu. Mabel Becker, Deltona Tnliki M. Peterson ADMISSIONS calk 20 ing rtfwt,, il:i said he nil attuniipt to , I James F. lbrkness, Geneva Clyde T. Ellison four years. niik in the annual March of Ralph Schwelkert, Lake Robert 1, Moore Sanford ________________________19 Dimes pledge walk and he has _______ Mary Henriett.a hlammnands quite a few people who have Lucille S. Fester John 11. Pagano, Orange City Floyd M. Brown pledged to give a dollar for Rosemary Thornton Arthur L Bradley, Oviedo Wesley L O'Neal every mile he walks. Bercri;r, \ F I N-11 l..ir cU'I h' uul'i U. tH ; jtth I1P.Uh lAiUlSe Wt1h.am the whole distance during the Pearhe L. Brown Michael Fisher MIL l)'c I pledge waik. Fraro 1 Cosniato Mr. & Mr Charlie Th;rnto'l, i Mrs I1xe.rIt The'i Cobb a grl, Sanford boy --__Leonard Crews Mrs. James Miller, and girl, Amos E. Jones DISCHARGES Altamonte Springs Barbara Ann Osgood Al lie B. Thompson, DeBary Claude Lee Rinyon Sanford: William E. Stevens Sr., Offermrmq you a complete line Willie (i l)in;vann A. ru(ke1- 11 l)ltmia Lottie Nell Goodman Sylvester Terrell Elizabeth M. Badle, Delton4i of service with diligence" Mdvii McGi ll Billy E, Jones Lc19ii P. Long. Deltuna iii i Jiaine lix avls VIJIkJ II. Ray, ErAerpflk INQUIRIES INV D Vakr;e A. If ill Eddie Woods flctty Jane Moran, Geneva Dai 14JUc F. tarctn PPh1 Mrs. iknn &'ilers, arid girl. Charles E. fluter Christine Miller, DeBary Itwood i P.O. Box 86 Cassefberr" Fla 32707 Pearl A. Keebrmd i)fJa -y Paul Walton An thony E. Bechtold. Onteen Bertha Washington harold H. SLova!, Deltona Clara M. Bryant, Oviedo - ..-' L'. . Z-:C-' .'_" -, .,'•F'-•'' . ) -.. .!•p_,•'•. H rY'. ..'.•)k.1r . -. 1' •I- -:.%-•e.•-'_._•;- .•,.,-. 4 .. • i: ' . '•.',. . - . ..-, r - ,1,- — 11 '•' - Y - 1 e. - '-•-- NI LaLsst 70' 30 30, ARIMS AU,tCh.I I'. 4, Alcoa 10'. $0', tO. 34, 34', 31', RabckW rd Bern S Booing r Borde.i 04 CaroPe, clHantso chmpInt CPW,1I,q CccaCo' 135'. 131 $31, 7 Com*(d fl'. 73k. fl14 41', iP. 44. *114 5* • j4% Il', duPont rion r.itOn. rI.PaL PordM FOOMCK GI!EI.0 Ginoods G$flMiltI 4 COOdtiC Goyea' 0iI104 I P4elCt4 Stars P .', -. 301 0 7'. 1k'', I?', il • 17 II", II' • II 1$ III 431 1 421 0 4314 r, 41'. 201 0 it'. 30 7314 32' 9 23. 43%. 4.3 • . 431. 13. 4)i 7'. 17, Il's ir. 17, az 1'. 1 3 1 ; 3'* Ilir ",lIu1uItI V PulI%hed I Iu'rsIcI CM,l, Sunday . emcept Saturda, by The Sanford Herald. 300 e Sanford 4 French I, $14 4'. 31 P fl. 33' • • • 33'. 37'. 3) 151. 74'r ' 111 I,', It ii, 'II, 1)4'. 131 4 Fla 327fl -"cond Class i'cs'-' Pi 1 .iI Sanford Fio.da 37171 AD PflC lull. UUI I j Subscrtpf'on Rates by cafflef Wcth Sc Y.ar $ Th 10 Home Coffee Brewer '- -" b-- • :" • I- - .i.r~__J__ i~~_IL' j'ggorge stuut I)) lest sm*$a _ ,-%,N I - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. AP Floridians have retained right to lnps'ct tin' personnel files of professors ar: other state university system emplo) Cs. A board of regents policy that would have shielded personnel records from anyone but a handful of universihr off icials was rejected Tuesday by the Cabinet. — 11 Reporter Wins Award AMBASSADOR Carol C. laise is t he first woman to hold a position in the State Department's top adnninistrative echelon. A career Foreign Service officer, she is now Assista nt Secre ta ry of Sta te beading the department's Bureau of Public Affairs. If ORLANDO, Fla. i AP Rob Elder of the Miami Herald was named winner today of the Florida Society of Newspaper Editor's distinquished achievement award for 1973. Elder was honored for a series of stories resulting in the appeal of the conviction of George Curtis, found guilt)' of aggravated assault in a sniping incident during a 1968 riot In Miami, — I' 4, 1. - p. •, t.,_ -- - _ - - r t '-. -1 In Courts NASSAU, Bahamas (All) I4ne said th e charge against .wyers for financier Robert L. Vesco is "fraud — like a rose by \t-.co tried briefly Tuesday to any other name sme lls th e h.' that politics and his same way." $:00,000 payment to President lie said the indictment was \iomm's re-election committee ret urned against Vesco not 're behind U.S. attempts to merely becauie he devised a extradite Vesco on fraud scheme but because "he de. charges. I rauded the investors." Dupuch, Vesco's IA)w(' said he finds it "dilfichief defense counsel, told I'mlt to believe th at Mr. Vesco hamian Magistrate Emmanuel ouiti not be considered gu i lt Usadebay that the move was (,f a crime in any civilized part of a new line of counter- coun tr y of the world" attack. Dupuch criticized Lowe for lint ht'n Osadebay ruled the making such a statement when defense maneuver out of order Vesco had not been convicted. Vesco's lawyers switched to arguing that the fraud charge A spokesman for Vesco conagainst Vesco in the U.S. had no lirmmmed Tuesday that the (man. - First Federal of Orlando's RATE POLICY First Federal of Orlando pays interest on Certificates of Deposit and Passbook Accounts equal to that offered by any other Savings and Loan Association in Central Florida. First Fedei'al - / cle, "a,0404ZN (VaPOTP ASSOCIATION OF ORLANDO , For America our homeland. Freedom, Family and friends! Our THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR ONE COME South LEGION FAIR GROUNDS 17-92 Sanford NOVEMBER 20th-25th AL Sponsored by LEGION FAIR ASSOCIATION this .... and for the people who of Post No. 53 Inc. founded it: the stark courage of the Rides & Shows by: Belle City Amusements Hours: Tues. -, e1 Dt.t*w Gitad, I.~ I[ daily bread .... the fruits of our labor. Let's give thanks for all of __ - cl I COME' Pilgrims built us this great nation. • ~ "Jwlol I ______ 'a'' - tj -,% 'A -11 Bombers 'IC) (.J ForFitting for Horn. or Off Ic. $'fl95 JJ 044 ' "' Automatic Stuart Funeral Supply Co 'i vict confrontation. Nothing has been said publici)', but sources re port that about 85 of the giant Air Force Jet bombers were rushed borne from (;uarn when U.S. military unit_s were placed on alert around the world. Counting smaller withdrawnuls earlier, this leaves 25 1152s on Gumui and another 50 in 'thailand. American 1152 strength 1mm the I'acifjc-Southeast Asia area 4 371 0 Policy Rejected hrnnn'hl the throat of a I IS-So- Jr. ill 7311 37 -- I 1i - ', "'' 'i'' ' —.1- 10 Olt - .1 '. I)' I)%i 1314 I)'. 131 ' U'. 73', 71. 3114 , 1151 7 113' 113' '' 't \ , 41, 41 - . and therefore was not an ex- miwnent residence visa in Artraditable offense, g'ntmmu. lint the spokesman tit-• nied that Veco planned ti use it John A. Lowe, assistant U.S. AL is .1 salt' haven Iroini U.S attorney from New York, and A CHINESE BOY tuil W.ill.icc.Whmmtfjt'kJ, a Ba- authtoritR' . visiting the Peking Zoo seems to be ready hiamiiiurt .mttormic representing for any big game he might encounter The Wall Street Journal re________________________________________________________________ the United States, disputed 1)U ported Monday that sources in putli's arguimienLs. Buenos Aires said Interior MmW.Iliau(- 'WtmmUmeI(isald the in- mstt'r Benit" liambi assured 100 Retu rn itiutient under tiichi Vesco's attempt to extradite •-traditmon is sought was spe- V.'st'o any tutu from Argentina would ix' tulic in charging tilumi With a denied. i rimnmnal violation, lit' said .S. there "as nothing in the inlime Spokesman saul Vesco WASIIINGTIiN (All) The now is down to a little moore iiictinwnt showing that the of. could have left Nassau be fore Pentagui has pulled more than than one-third of the 21) lung- Itn' 'h'.as directed ,ct tint' United tmm arrest but continued to g 100 1152 bombers back from range botmibers hicli took part .States for ix)lmtii'al purposes. .b4,ut Inns d.uil hiusmness acti'.iGuam to th e United Sta tes, re- in the last major bonmtnng camVeo is lighting extradition tit", storing most of them to their paign against North Vietnamii to the United States where he original nuclear striking force 'I'he final 1152 strike was Flown faces a i.-Incrge of defrauding a had lit' any design to escape omission after the end of U.S. against Communist-led mu- \c' Jersey Firm he once head- or take refuge in anot her counbombing in Indochina. surgents in ('anibodma shortly 'ti of 1.50,000 try as was suggest ed by the Defense sources say the before the congressionally orlit' timik indictment here is Walt Street Journal, he certainmove, which started in July, clered halt in all U.S. nmmilmtar to extradite Mr. Vesco on a ly had the opportunity to do 54) nicci_leritet1 sharply last mon th operations in Indoctimni last liarge of trinimnal Fraud,'' Wal- at that tutu'." the SP0kcmi14u11 during the Mideast crisis which Aug. 15 latm'-Wtiutlelti said 30'. 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They are charged with defrauding numerous investors in E:(;ct Interplanetar), Inc., and Dare To lie Great, Inc. - - 1 F: Noon Stock Reports - ' .1 MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) The administration has considered forcing gasoline statio ns to close on Sundays because of the fuel shortage, Republican governors have been told. John A. Love, President Nixon's energy adviser, was asked Tuesday about a report th at th is might be orde red, and Love replied, "This has been co nsidered as a possibility." however, Love told a meeting of time Republican Gocrfurs Association: " ,I hi- first miecesary step is that tine people of th e Liii States have to realize that this th ing Is for real. Unless they do have that understanding, they can't move to the solutions th at are available to us." In te rior Secreta ry Rogers C. B. Morton told the governors $30 million worth of television time has been made available to make Americans aware of the seriousness of th e energy problem "and our campaign will start during the Thanksgiving day football games." "It's going to be the greatest problem we've ever faced, other than wartime," Lo ve said. "Believe me, it's a new world. It's going tobewfthus for awhHe" lie said because of the time nee de d to complete the Alaska pipeline and to develop new energy sources, it will ta ke three years or longer for the nation to work itself out of the fuel shortage. - SAIGON (AP) - Government and Communist-led troops reportedly maneuvering for control of th e Mekong Delta rice crop dashed In a bottle 45 miles southwest of Saigon near th e district town of Cal Lay. Th e Sou th Vietnamese command said 75 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops and 17 government soldiers had been kill ed so far and th e bat tle was continuing. The South Vietnamese claim of Communist command losses appeared high In view of a report by chief Saigon spokesman 11. Col. Le Trung hem th at only eight enemy weapons arid 121 blocks YORK ,AP) Jury Hears Officials ) .. .-;Vw/ I ? S~ SAN NICOLAS, Mexico (AP)-Searchers picked throtgh a moun tain ravine in search of more bodies or survivors from a bus crash that au thorities said killed 15 persons and Injured 43. A Red Cross spokesman sa id "Many survivors said the driver was drunk and could not drive."Thedriverandayearldg ir lwerearnong killed, and 25 c hi ldren ranging from 3 months to 7 years were among the injured. The passengers were reli gious pilgr ims returning to Mexico City from the religious ce nter of Chalma, some 50 miles sou th west of th e capital. NEW - ' -- . of TNT were captured. t '. 9_1-~-A World News Briefs 4.0 Delays A _______ _* ." cx TWO! TIon Vietnam Battle On -- Hos ) tal '' - ~ " Bus Crash Kills 15 — £' i ~ . __P , Cp Gas Stations Closing On Sunday 'Possibility closed meeting that Nixon made the strongest promises yet for full disclosure of all th e facts he has about the problems that began when burglars were arrested inside Democratic party headquarters on June 17, 1972. "lie indicated a number of pa pe rs will be issued clearly responding to the questions 's tmich have been raised," Dunn said. lit' said those questions included the President's pe r- WASHINGTON (AP) — FBI Direc tor Clarence M. Kell ey says th e agency will not release any details of a Miami agent's dealings with a friend of President Nixon — C.G. "Bebe" Rebozo, Despite his oft-sta ted policy of candor, Kelley directed th at th e agency refuse to answer questions a bout the dealings of agent Kenne th W. Whittaker wi th Rebozo. Whittaker was questioned privately by th e staff of the Senate Watergate committee, ~A MIAMI (AP) Florida Power and light Co. officials say increasing incidents of sabotage have hurt negotiations In a 21-day-old strike by electrical workers. Company representatives said Tuesday they "made it known to the union that acts of this type did not and could not enhance negotiations." — Governors said on leaving th e FBI: No Comment Board Delays Data Action Gov. A &'rnors Association that he knotss of no Gther scandals that I add to th eir embarrjnssmmment "The President look ed at us around the room and said, 'I'm sorry If I have added to yotr burden," Tennessee Gov. Winmnld Dunn said alter the goverours had listened for almost two hours to Nixon's Watergate dift'n.;e 'l'riesday . WASHINGTON (AP) -Th e Senate Finance Committee has approved a two-step, ii per cent Social Security increase. The full Se nate Is expected to act on the meas ure with in two weeks. The House has approved a sim ilar measure with a slightly different timeta ble. - .f ineeting of the Republican Gov- Increase Approved - Ilk-in. The President also told a closed session of the winter - DOT Okays Tly-OversI For 1-4, SR 436 Area '4' -I has catm.-d \V:\Sl 11 NG't ( )N Al' 'lia ('-umcr Pcoduct Sifcty Commission may reconsider Its ban on th e sale of certain spray adhesives. The five-member group meets today to consider new research data on th e sprays. Officials said it could continue th e ban, reverse it, or call for further study. , ..i'. their political futures and has apologized for any trouble he Spray Ban Studied uwuu wiui Incidents Hurt Talks - — 5 — 0 - WASHINGTON (All) Members of the Senate are being brief ed by Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger on th e prospects for peace in the Middle East, Kissinger meets next wi th the Senate Armed Services Committee; he has already talked wi th the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Bo th sessions were closed. Kissinger returned Friday from a trip to th e Middle and Far East. ' Florida News Briefs -- MEMPHIS, 'leon. (All) sommal finances, the I'll affair Gov. Christopher S. Bond said, courts, in open news sessions, President Nixon has promised and the milk-price case, "And he indicated an additional through documents he expects Republican governors he will "Every question s asked Four-or five-point program to toreleaseandby fuller answers dispel time Watergate shadow on was answered in lull," Missouri continue answering, in the to the most asked questions." Senate Briefings get together with all cities in municipalities will be consulted City commissioners were told county Commissioner John , 0 mittee turns edge in an Informal work I at Five fringe area zoning. "i per- and public hearings conducted4 rnin session Monday wi th county sonally will review the situation before the county acts on commissioners at City hail. ''' and see what zoning the county ambulance service. 'Cfty property owners would can possibly change," he said. City Manager Warren Knowles said a county culvert pay county taxes for the bond County commission members under County Club Road is Issue and also pay city taxes to recognized a "communications higher thams upstream culverts pay for housing city prisoners problem" In notifying in the jail," McClanaha n said. municipalities of work sessions and hinders drainage of '1 don t th ink any electedon road program requests and rapidly developing area ORIflIt p il offm iil in his right County Coiiunis'.ion t h t'r '-.iiiI extra fbi t ill b- ru I(!(. to man Sid Vihien Jr. said further mind would support this." nuke city off icials aware of the growth and development In the Vihien said the answer to requests before the program is area will mean the county must problems would be consolidated asse mbled for submission to the state Department of Transportatlon. A suggestion for a coorica1 e y dinated In-service training program for all law enforcement officers in the county Nearing i l Phase M and bikes. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) To Orlando Firm City AU)'. Joe Da s Briefs Special Prosecutor %v . Re p 1. r i I. i , a4i*._ - Ad ,f/ A '!, 61 i • p u b l i ca n Go vern ors Hear Nixon Apologize nal Natil") .. %---. . k.- -7-_:-.. -.. . I_) _.- . - --5~. ~_. -__ ' .--' I a - -- - r ! H- — - •- ;W, - --~ — - L~~ I -. . Wednesday, Nov. 21, 1973-3A The Sanford Herald tyI County To Study _________ "S"" I- ~~_ ~~_ ~ - , . - 5 p.m. 'tit—Wed. & Fri. 4 p.m. 'ti Thurs.-Sur, 1 p.m. 'til THANKSGIVING "-, DINNER WILL BE SERVED '. 5205. Maple Ave. "Ii I?? 000 Sanford. F Iortdi 'j -S ,,- k t:'.. p - • ai- "' *" - J ' T If_ - -- �- 4A—The Sanford Herald A ----- - - -- - ________ _____________ - Wednesday, Nov. 21, 1973 Risky Move ---------- --- - . %vo, - Saxbe 's Nomination As Attv. Electrical Petrol Industry ;, 4 I Lon g Asks Rationing V - ~ . . - - -1 - - Approval of Sen. William Saxbe as attorney general seemed likely at the time of his appointment, since members of the U.S. Senate have a history of usually being kind to their own. However, much as tape recordings have figured in President Nixon's Watergate problems, a tape could cause real difficulties for Saxbe. It is the tape of a speech he made in Hong Kong three months ago. Saxbe allegedly said that if tape recordings of Mr. Nixon's coversatioris were incriminating, he thought they should be destroyed, and he assumed the President would destroy them. After this was reported, Saxbe said he did not mean to advocate destruction of evidence, but what he really meant was that he didn't believe there was anything incriminating on the tapes, otherwise they would have been destroyed long ago. There is some logic in that reasoning; however, the Watergate case has defied logic in many instances. Whatever the logic, Sen. Saxbe was not expressing great confidence in the integrity and objectivity of the President by suggesting the possibility that he would destroy evidence which might be used in a criminal case. Now, with the claim by the White House that two of the tapes so long in contention never existed at all, Saxbe's suggestion that if there were anything incriminating in the tapes they would have been destroyed takes on added dimensions. Although the hassle over appointment of the new special prosecutor to succeed Archibald Cox obviously is going to delay approval of the Saxbe nomination for some time, the question as to whether he ever is approved at all could hinge on exactly what he said in that speech in Hong Kong. If he made the statement attributed to him, his nomination could and should be in trouble. There is another aspect of the Saxbe appointment that is puzzling: Why did President Nixon name as attorney general a man who had been so outspokenly critical of him? }jr #anforb fpralh TELEPHONE 322 2611 300N. FRENCH AVE., 8319993 SANFORD, FLA. 3771 WALTER A. GIE LOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE FRANK VOLTOLINE. General Manager JOHNA SPOLSKI, Associate Editor DAVIDA. BRYANT WINIFRED F. GIELOW Managing Editor Comptroller JRICHARDS DEWEY ROBINSON Sports Editor Circulation Manager JANE CASSELBERRY CourIy Editor ROYGREEN Advertising Manager DORIS WILLIAMS Comp Room Foreman BILL VINCENT, JR RAY STEVENS Chief Photographer Press Room Foreman Home Delivery By Mail SUBSCRIPTION RATES 55c Week $14 2O6Months In Florida 52 *0 Month $28 *01 Year Same As Home Delivery All Other Mail 52 70Month 6Months$l6 70 12mos $32 *3 U S Postal Regulat ions provide that subscripticns be paid in advance Entered 4is s.'cond class matter all maul August fl 9Oe at 'he Post Office of Sanford, F!r'da 31771 Nopartot any material, news or advertising of this edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner wfthout writtenpermission of t he publisher of The Herald firm responsible for such reproduction will Any individual be considered as infringing on The Herald's copyright and will be held liable for damage under the law Publishe d da'tf and Sundays e x cept Saturday • The Herald is a member of the Associated Press which is entitled exclusively to the use for reproduction of all the l'xa$ news printed .n lh's ne.sp.aper Herald Area Correspondents Longwood Ann Ri ley r) - Forest City 2 61 I 322 Throughout the period it has been evident that the earlier experience of the United with controls was not an aberration. The housewife who tries to stretch her budget to meet the inroads of rising prices knows it. Dairy farmers who are going broke because they cannot earn enough to meet expenses know it. The farmers, who see fertitizer that they need being shipped to On The L) bar y Enterprise F,nnctte Ed.'..iri 648 8363 Stavia t : 1.athr, 3419 54-05 Chuluofa Ostnn LizaBai'er 36c .207 Mrs Clarence Snyder 377 44) Altamo'ife Springs F Ida Nirh&c 8382992 Winter Springs Nancy Booth 32 6735 (iberry Fern park Langtewc'cd, E. Estates Goldenrod - Eatbroot things for the American car pooling are relatively consumer to do, if he chooses, and such measures should be stressed as patriotic participation In this national emergency..." Even with all these steps, the council gloomily predicts a drop in the Gross Na tiona l Product, the Indicator for measur ing American economic growth. Under one estimated oil loss table, the East Coast and Northwest would suffer gross drops of about six per cent, the Southwest three per cent, and the Rockies and upper Mid-West little or no reduction. With a little help from state regulatory bodies, the council found, most of the dramatic steps can be taken under present law. Capitol Hill will have to called in on some possible measures, perhaps to tap the emergency reserve oil supply under federal jurisdiction a Elk hills near Bakersfield, Calif. 1111 -- / / . - - 1 ' / \.. N i ts - - - - - - - - - .. "hcl ,4., '""'" I ' DO eat $ for __ ___ Europe regroups After the embargo -..~ - i.. BERRY'S Is WORLD - '" __ ________ .' - ____ .. . aa ! ,', - - - ____ ______ z: _____ " ' ___________ - -. - _____ -. __________ _______ _______ ,'._ ----.'- _____ - ____ .. '- -'- :.: .-. '1 " ANTHONY St:JRLES ...Celebrates birthday ------ ' - first , WORRY CLINIC W. Cran'e, Ph.D., M.D. George Sunday services will feature Roger wonders why guest ministers. The Rev. C. W 71sanksgiving Day Is a North Paris, , New Allen Chapel American i event. The Pilgrims A,,Nl. E. Church, Bayard. focussed on personal freedom% will bein charge ithe lla.rn. service. ln charge of the was "Gold" vs. "God." Gov. 3 p.m. servi ce will be guest Bradford also says communism YMCA Gets confirming earlier public - . / - .,::7 ; - -_ 1T'k' problems were agreed to beF caused by poor workmanship pastors the Rev. R. I.. Wilson didn't produce the crops that i pltaflsm quickh demonrat her than illegal practices. Sr., Sbmloh Baptist; Rev. strated The testimony' of one building George McRae, First Shiloh department inspector, highly Missionary Baptist Church, and CASE Y575' Roger B aged I critical of ineffective follow. L. 1. Freeman. 17,, is a high school senior. t through on rejected "red"Dr. Crane," he began "next r C n Mrs. Evelyn Jones, president week I am to debate a ta gged" projects, conceded he ___________ L r of the Pastor Aide Board, classmate on why North did not feel building conBy CHRIS NF1SON Tuesday by the Seminole Raymond Brown, Deacon America has surpassed South work, honesty, thrift and elbow tractors themselves violate the grease, we are not entitled to Board chairman and deacon America. County Commission. Herald Staff Writer law. are rich happiness. "Since both countries The board voted to reinstate Derry McGill, clerk, are However, the inspector, Yet a false notion has spread in natural resources and were Final approval for a $56,000 Department of Transportation program chairmen. Douglas Kerr, blames the has widely inroughout America in settled by Europeans, why county-school board-YMCA plans for a sidewalk on both county and the contractors North America been the world recent yea rs , to the effect that A in , i..ungwuou inadequately supervising recreation program ,o begin sides on everybody is automatically leader whi le South Amer ca pa rticularly Dec. I was given Tuesday by west of SR 436 and over or deserving subcontractors, of happiness, looked on a backward conAnthony Surles celebrated his tinent" both Seminole County cornmis- under 14, and to draw up plans regardless. electrical contractors. This erroneous idea has even The commission Tuesday sioners and school board for both sides of SR 434 to 1-4' fifth birthday with his kin. permeated much of the Health, dergarten class at members. Goldsboro GOD VS. Engineering department 6011) took action to rectify the lack of Education and Welfare request School. Guests attending in. The program, which will officials said the county organization in the building Department of our govern• Bluntly, there's an "ell" of a cluded David Daniel, Benjamin department, creating the operate at five centers through- is "automatic," and that the me3t! the county, will be funded DOT will construct the Grant, Jack Jackson Jr., James difference, as between "God" pcsitions of "chief Inspector" \ et also vetoed such a "Gold." , for the electrical, building and by $25,000 from the commission sidewalks from state secondary Jones Jr., Michaell Levant, vs. North concept. for Christ definitely AuBroncee Martin, Juan Arnca nasbcoIonized fees, ac- road funds. plumbing and mechanical and $21,000 in sturdy advocated selective philanat Pl mouth Rock Ludwig Perry, Rick), cording artisa>ns to YMCA director Max trades, rs and farme who thropy. not indiscriminate food Construction of the sidewalks Newkirk, Richardson, Gloria Anderson, came, seeking freedom to stamps or socialized med icine. Former over-all building Clark. will parallel road constructi on Annette Ford, Janette Ford, worsh Clark That's why today said th gave the e "Y" will and not i p "God" ?' department Inspector Tony anticipate Shieila Powell, Nicoll Tucker, hungry folks one fr ee picnic, appointed chief hire supervisory staff to .idminBut "Gold" was th e goal of Fakess was said ,ng adding the county will be Sam Davis, but he made Mrs. Lois Jaillet those who explored South enjoyed by 5,000. ister 20 to 30 employes at th e building inspector, Cecil Hurst responsible or maintenance and no effort thereafter to prevent ri ca. his grandmother Mrs. Ame five centers: minole High Se was named chief el ectrical once the roads and sidewalks Marie Evans. Our Thanksgiving Day the starvation of the many s Scnool, Milwee Middle School, inspector and authorization wa are built. vividly depicts this ideological thousands am shiftless or Lake given o advertise or a t.ii& Oviedo High School tI'.lAt disbelieving poor whn were diffrrnc g ue iluuiC plumbing-mechanical inspe- Brantley-Tea F'orit was established by Gov. within a stone's throw of his RAIL UCLE.$R 00,, an1 the -me Points School, itinerant ministry! ctor, relig ous Bradford Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Lowe of evolved by the ( Moreover, Christ tried The hoard also passed a Little League Field. Commissioners will demand Chicago, Ill., were the house Each center will offer shighUy socialized medicine by curing not the nobility' resolution praising former from Seaboard Coast Ii In South America, religion the 10 lepers, plus several blind, electrical board member E. C different programs, depending railroad officials the iimeeamng ni n g a was dictat ed by the kings and deaf, cri ppled and feverish Harper for "years of out- upon the requests of area resi- recen e er rom them stating rulers, who tort ured the natives paien S. '..wri said in Issuing ut, standing service," and a Casselberr Charlotte But he allowed probably v v unmercifully just to find any call for interested citizens he was not reappointed th crossing Is 14th on a priority list 25.000 sick and crippled to die, hidden hoard of gold contact him for volunteer work. board at his req uest. Remember, the Mayflower without even attempting to heal The alter-hours program on for signalization. Kimnbr 'h lier Tuesday was not filled with soldiers or 1 them! why" na l O kay Fo - Rev e -- for _____ i out Jesus users Jesus • ,,., • property owner i ' . a ,, ,, t tt l f . indicated po&sible reservations school board sites will be open when askedwhether he would to child ren and adults, and has • pr n .'r noting i S Meeting Although the board had Because * they were the military proteges of European ' .rittcn asking exact time and monarchs, greedy for plunder! shiftless poor who lacked faith Nov. 6 letter been under consideration since North America's freedom of and enough ambition to collie to have written his date of work. the rail road letter county-school board program "is so wo religion was also matched by its Christ and even touch the hem rded as to not indicate demanding facts If he ha d a I known of a Sept. 25 briefing ran into difficulties last Spring, other desires for those liberties of His robe, as did the woman when the project might be in our famous with the bloody issue. later codified County Commission Chairdone Commissioner Cre Herring gave Vihlen And Jesus defended this idea WINTER SPRINGS—A brief U . S Constitution, The briefing, which came to man Sid VihIen Jr., in praising n.iiimmion'I said. f selective charity" in His agenda is on "All men are tap for the 7:30 endowed by the new agreement, noted light with Herring's FriCla criticism of His Naza reth neighwas the meeting of the city' council their Creator letter was called a "secret Tuesday the school board has RATE HIKES tonight with only two items voluntary salute to Deity by bors (Luke 4:23.27i. meeting" Tuesday by vliuefl, failed to pay for repairs to Gen. Bradford found, too, that who signed our listed other than routine those fac ilit i ies, s ahr - .-u LO sh i' a re last Conuiiissioners indicated a who repeated his assertion he ac Declaration of Independence. communism tailed, for it was matters boost to $5 per month per home felt the informa ti on received summer, with certain inalienable I tested by the Pilgrims and SIDEWALKS skill lx' approved ft Wilco Construction Co. rights," the sentence continues, found inferior to our capitahistir within 55 was confidential and that note. (lays for 1,300 customers of representative is expected to "ong these are life, liberty I system, where people own their taking would have been "out of A massive sidewalk in. Indian hills Utilities in South reassure the mayor and city and the PURSUIT of hap- land and enjoy the fruitsoftheir order," own labors, Herring Tuesday also sought stallation program for the Seminole, but gave tough council that the company in- """ So send for my booklet "How Please note that I have to down-play the September Longwood and Altamonte sledding for a massive boost tends to build a park on the apilalized the %ord -'I)I!R. to Save Our Republic," en. , , o fl , • t " ." ie • " ' its SKings areas was authorized requested by Maitland Utilities. city's one-acre Moss Road cS UIT " Whv' briefing. Anderson And Kenneth - Charged With Extortion Two men who are trying to property of Physicians and gain an exclusive Seminole Surgeons Ambulance service Bob Turney and P&S County ambulance service were again arrested and manager Charles Cave. charged with extortion Tuesday in the wake of a Nov. 2 dismissal of conspiracy to commit extortion charges. Fredrick Scott Kenneth, 27, of 30 S. Devon Ave., Winter Springs, an ex-Winter Springs policeman, and Orville Ro>' Off Anderson, 29, of 1578 Hilltop ar ho d iii Cook' ( ounty ('asselberry, .ere Road moved Into its first County Realtors has booked at the Seminole jail and then released on their 92 North, in Concord Plaza, own recognizance. Longwood, near the Hacienda The two were charged with Trailer Sales. This move will extortion by the state attorney's facilitate a central location f.r office last week. They were meetings to Realtor's coming icheduled to be arraigned from Sanford, Forest City, Monday but Circuit Court Oviedo and other areas, Judge Dominick Salfi struck The Seminole Board is an the from the docket, outgrowth of the Sari ord Board saying they could not be of 20 years ago. Raymond Ball, arraigned since they had no: Lake Mary, was the first been arrested. president of this new board. Elizabeth Kuhn, realtor, has Anderson and Kenneth are scheduled to be arraigned been calling the meetings to Monday on charges of order in the absence of threatening the life and president Oliver Holmes. . ' - - - closing a long return Because the "PURSUIT" of envelope, plus 25 cents.' - However, Sunshine, having stirvived hordes of goldfish, turtles, tanaties, kittens, snakes, crickets and other wildlife harbored by us, continues to sharpen his saberedged beak on his c'uttlebonc and munch his Mighty Bird VitaminEnriched Treat Food. Though tie can't talk or do tricks, his expertise at defleshing fingers is well-known tornplained that the p'mrk pursue happiness as by hard (iifl.S(fll(tioflh,id not b44Un .. Wed OW , - - w'i!,- -- .. - J U t ll att hiattaway, a l.ongwood real estate broker, - ________________ • .• - "'-______ ____ ucll'-' _. - mll again ask city approval to - "- t-;/ -I,- : .--' owner &' s - (_ )I hack' I' ________ 00 ' as \ V - "VAA I H0 0.1 1 I71 h NIA i, QlAh - Fuel shortage' Early closing of schools and businesses, . , tt" 10-acre tract bounded aw"M ____ __ ! MWTM IT __ L '- ______ ' I ___ 1- -' - - ___ - A - - v " - Z. f7 Pu _____ 1C&.- I Realtors shown in new executive office, are from left, Elizabeth Kuhn, Raymond Ball and Ned Julian hoto by Elda Nichols) I 'I II I I ' "' I . helps the berea ved famil y to I feel more at ease and provides an appropriate selling for q- -. --- ____ Paying one's last respects order Ycutrulyfeel 1. at home am '. Pledge to Flag -- NEW OFFICES ' rn i f.' AHOME ATMOSPHERE, OF \OVI'\lIlI I 77 . WINTI It Sl'RIN(. -ML - ____ - Al ' '" ______ ___________________________ _______ " - __ __ _~~.___ - CITY - cs'V ~_ . : 1\(,F\l)\ -- -1 ____________ r7i I. ___ lr%t<.r to install an ove rflow pipe from ttwIakt'underSunrjetoalakt' on an adjacent property, stating his fears that the pipe iuultl t theake l in ti' * rt >°°'x I 11 1 aust' - _____________ I / I ,~ ~-p : ,! -: :1 VT - :- j . ,,, " I b%- Sunrise Avenue and -.- _5 case ___ - .. Move Into ices " - Z Realtors Listen now to Kissinger. the strategist, a number of years \%ere "(lie mnipotelice uI NA'l't) to be demonstrated. all WASHINGTON (NEA) otht-r areas would (all to the Soviet Union almost by dei'ault. Secretary of State Dean Acht'son once told this re porter Whatever their moral tireftrermces, consideration o national the security of West Europe was so vital to US. defense that interest would impel them to seek the best terms available. If Lurope should prwe unable to resist Soviet pressure and if a V else paled beside it. United States support should appear unavailing or unsuited We could afford, he said, to dive way reluctantly in Soutt America and Africa if need to the nature of the threat, it would be futile to challenge any East and Southern Asia, in Latin 1t,t' demonstrations of Soviet power.. be, but our existence would be endangered if we did not hold to Europe and Europe to us and if the European Allies did This conviction explains Kissinger's ¶trcmng reaction when not stand firmly together. key Vcst European nations seemed to collapsc befoi e Arab This belief led indirectly to the Vietnam war. For it was presurr' the firmness of this conviction which caused Acheson to give way to French insistence that they stay in Indochina and that It wasn't the luck of cooperation with Washington that we back ?htrn in that stand, "I talk and talk to them hut I i.atm'd the greatest consternation here For it could he said rnnk no heailwav," AIhe.i:n told tnt' n the time. Itt' wa at firmly con the French LhCM Allies see things differently than Kissinger, the White then, a quarter centuryt. vinced should go and the Indochinese be allowed to take over the house and the Pentagon. The West Germans, the French and the British could argue the Mideast war was a local skirmish government of that area from South to North. If Acheson had be en no dividing not worth their taking a stand. that this was no moral nor course, there would have his way, of had strategic Munich. linewl and tfcrrlorr no war to involve us Acheson, in tta'' - d eb ates in which many recognizing protests position LEWANDA RANDALL 8thb birthda y _____ tract. sessions, was clearly unburdening himself, airing his inner doubts as to tilt wisdom of hi ci'ur-e. But valuing the alliances with France and Europe as he did, this craggy hawk saw no other way out but with Paris. Today, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger holds the same belief about Europe. ' ••, - plete coverage of the problem area," Herring included transcripts from the employes Mayor Eugene Jaques, smarting from county criticism of the city's policy of permitting flood prone land develop. ment, reconuiienoed that the county government go Into the garbage business county-wide. And the city council officially asked for bids returnable by Dec. 10 on a city-wide garbage collection franchise Monday night, will most likely come from the citizens. "We are going to get the free enterprise move again," Councilman B. L. Helms said, Indicating he personally is having problems with garbage collectors. Jaques said with the county's sanitary landfill operations, it Is otJy natural to believe the county board could offer citizens throughout Seminole a real service by providing garbage collection. On the city's garbage franchise, Councilman B. H. Ferrell urged that an Investigation Into the company's financial and equipment be conducted before any bid is accepted. ' Ray Crornley '- _____ . snien 's Garbage Collection Franchise The council found: "The ... hostilities in the Middle East" have presented an oil situation where "prices have nearly doubled, shipments were disrupted, productions were cut back and embargos were enacted. "The net effect upon U.S. supply is estimated.. .to reach three million barrels per day, or 17 per cent of the 1973 domestic demand for petroleum products." The United States, therefore, must "Implement a national program to increase supplies and reduce energy consumption on an emergency basis." The report, requested by the Interior Department, Is a major plank in the Administration's effort to hammer out an emergency fuel action program. We used to compare him to my mother-in-law's bird, an intelligent avian who could repeat too phrases accurately and was so gregarious he how's, sould sit on your head which didn't always thrill the person so honored. However, that bird was a delicate little thing, like many of his kind, and passed on to the Great Gilded Cage Up Yonder. -. - uvfl,, petroleum he resembles a helmeted warrior. Our technique is to ward the assassin oft with a large spoon while snatching his dishes. Sunshine, an eternal optimist, resumes sharpetting his beak for future attacks. Not only that, but Sunshine, a guaranteed talker, has never said one word. Despite hours spent by us repeating "Pretty Bird" in sticky, insincere tones, he has yet to articul.mtc anything understandable. Some ni friends explained that this may be because Sunshine is really a lady. Our parrakeet book says boy hirds have blue nostrils, girl birds, beige. Sunshine's are rather a mottled Lin and purple combination. With something 51) essential as his gender in question, no wonder Sunshine Is irritable, ' Shadowwood Village, in The Springs—but that the foreman of the electrical contractor there admitted to violations and said they were standard practice in the county. The other nine locations specified came from testimony by past and present building department employes who pinpointed problems in SportDcii night club, Fair Lanes Bowling Lanes, Stebbins School of Dance, Cherry Wood Apts., Mayberry Club, Sterling Park, English Woods and Sweetwater Oaks. Calling the testimony 'the tip of the iceberg and not a com- Action on the petitioned annexation and rezoning to commercial of a 7.1 tract abutting Longwood Hills Road was continued by the city council until Dec. 10. Rhoda Rollins, a real estate agent, representing the landowners asked for the delay until her clients return to the area. In work session Last week she asked for commercial and residential for the property, noting plans to build a super market at the site. In other business concerning the Longwocxl Hills area, the council alter a brief public hearing adopted 4-0 an ordinance annexing the Laye-Ydel property on Longwood Hills and Lake Emma Roads, requested by the Trim-Tic Company. The first reading of the annexation ordinance passed last week with Council Chairman Bill Kiosky dissenting. Michael adjacent in the unincnrpormt'd area, protested the annexation because of the "high density" development planned. Dennis pointed to the company's plans for planned unit development (PUD) zoning. Dennis, an ., - in- zoning t HyMARVA V. HAWKINS Herald Correspondent 1 - a, ,, - svected only one location- collection Horn efron Copley News Service We are possessors of what is undoubtedly the most vicious parakeet in captivity. Before his true personality was manifested to us, i . e. within the first hall-hour of his entrance into our family, we foolhardily named him Sunshine. Sunshine lives for three primary reasons: to his parrakeet seed; to languish egotistically before his little mirror while ringing his little red bell, and to bite. Obviously, he has never heard the adagi' about not biting the hand that feeds you. The hand that feeds him Is what he bites, whenever it enters his cage to extract seed or water dishes, Half an hour before dinner, Sunshine works himself into a fever pitch of fury, chattering insanely, and raising his head-feathers until b '.. k -- - ~~m -~ .. wita _v 4111-_n ,'~'_q guests of Mrs. Love's sister Mrs. Brazzle Smith. While in i -_ "14' the city they visited with their The St. Paul Missionary Uncle Rev. A. A. Fields and 0 '. . Baptist Church, the Rev, visited Walt Disney World and Robert Doctor, pastor, invites many other area attractions. 'I r the public to a special "Harvest Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wrigh t a Meditation Hour" program of Hyannis, Mass were in the -Sunday at 3 p.m. city recently visiting with his Choir Number One president, mother Mrs. Margaret Wright, the other relatives and friends. er s a __ M'c:1 tood thing to give thanks unto J.. the Lord, and to sing praises unto Thy Name, 0 Most High; _________ .L______ to show forth Thy loving kindIII*' N•____ ness in the morning, arid Thy faithfulness every night. ' I'salrn 92) Guest speaker for the oc1- 40 casion will be Mrs Fdie K .;iLiipt* Walden,OrangetountySchools ":" counselor and the wife o(Royce j1 Walden, formerly of Sanford. : The Mount Calvary Missionary Church invites the SONIA JENKINS city to help celebrate the ...6 years old MR. AND MRS. JESSIE LO'i'v'E anniversary Sunday of their ...Visitors from Chicago pastor, the Rev. Gartel L. Sims Sr. 9 4 '. . In responding to those challenges, Herring's letter said his office personally More Annexation MID—EAST AT FAULT 'ou WtL4, AM t CCyvFy?/ Costs of a final solution to the Land Avenue-Credo Street flooding estimated at 113,00) by City Engineer Bill Palm a couple of months ago, could run as high as $35,000, he reported Monday night to the city council. "The city street superintendent does not (eel he can handle the job," Palm said, reporting labor bids are $21,000 to $2,000 in addition to the $10,200 for materials already purchased. Palm said he will attempt to make an arrangement with one of the companies that submitted labor bids to provide the city with a supervisor for the project while using city employes. The engineer said he will give a status report on the city's sewer program at the next council meeting. Despite advertised public hearings on annexations and rezoning scheduled next Monday night, the council voted LO cancel its Nov. 26 and Dec. 3 meetings, holding its next meeting on Dec. 10. One of the hearings was to have been on the proposed annexation of the former Action Auto Parts property abutting Longdale subdivision. City Atty. Joe Davis advised council to place notices that the hearing has been continued on the front door on the meeting night. A "site development" ordinance which will affect construction of any nature In the city by requiring the owner to Obtain a site permit, passed Its first reading Monday night and a public hearing was scheduled for Dec. 17. "I doubt very seriously this ordinance will affect the private property owners," Jaques said, admitting that its strict enforcement could include the private homeowner wishing to lay a square of sidewalk or to build the slightest thing on his property. Jaques said the ordinance suggested by members of the council member would be a stopgap measure with the sole Purpose of allowing the governing body to control what is being placed on properties being developed In the city. The very short ordinance gives the city no authority to turn down a site plan, but does require a fee for the site permit in addition to any building permit. The schedule of fees to be charged has not been revealed. economic !- : good Site Ordinance Affects All easy ' Sunshine Isn't His True Nature ____ Ut 1 1 Q f1a V program P I for : Lake Monroe Sprnl.c 831 kO67 The council insisted that a "coupon rationing system" similar to that used In World War H "should be placed now on the use of all energy fuels," particularly on gasoline. Home and commercial use of fuel oil will "likely" need Inc same 4 \_ Actotons (Con'L from page l) Jury report, said the entire episode will improve commission-state attorney cornmunscations, "and that, basically, has come from By DONNA ESTEs Herald Staff Writer kind of regulation. Black Community Marva Hawk inc Gr.Ttr It appears maybe Mr. Nixon was desperate to find someone who Congress would approve and who would help his standing with Congress. Whether Saxbe was the right someone is still in doubt. I * :' ç Bear Lake If Mr. Nixon has no respect for some of those newsmen, as he plainly said at his news conference, how can we have the total respect for Sen. Saxbe that would seem to be a prerequisite to appointment to a cabinet post? In Coun~y i . Set By C h urches Council . - higher prices, keenly felt the bad effects of controls. So does the working man who is paid more than ever but who finds it harder to make ends meet. The Magazine Editor National Petroleum Council has called for coupon rationing of gasoline, home and commercial fuel oil to meet what it calls an "emergency" oil shortage. The council's findings, contained in a 649age document marked "Confldentlal ... guard against prematurerelease," says even the most persuasive voluntary controls on oil use will still leave a huge gap In national needs. The council's Committee on Emergency Preparedness said that "There now exists a national emergency even though the United States is not at war. Because we are not at war there Is difficulty at this time convincing the American people that because of Middle East oil denials or cut-offs" that the oil crisis ts already serious and getting worse. "&flCC the necessary savings cannot be achieved by voluntary means, rationing seems to be essential," the committee concluded. Some of the report is to be released later this week, COUPON SYSTEM - Mechanical Sup?. RALPH HAYS Joint industry-government It's Time To End The Nightmare Europe where It commnds CHRIS NELSON - WASHINGTON-The Although the report does not tic tail how much gasoline each motorist would be allocated, current thinking Is that each car would get no more than 10-15 gallons a week for standard use.) The report contends that "every effort should be made to list is endless. It Includes the Thus, it Is no surprise that the Administration where Cost of continue the operations of the Industrial sector of the U.S. COPLEY NEWS When wages and prices were industrialist who is confronted clamor for removal of controls Living Director John Dunlop is economy as close to normal as possible" In order to keep the frozen in the United SthliS of with shortages of raw materials as soon as possible is pondering the same problem nation's economy strong, even if it means a cutback for inAmerica for the fl time or prefabricated parts, the widespread, extending across that his predecessors pondered dividual users. during peacetime in 1971, gasoline station operator who the country and among citizens back in 1971—how to phase out Besides the return to coupon sales of gasoline, the report controls were accepted as a was forced to sell gasoline at a of all walks of life. Indeed, the of controls with the least has other drastic recommendations for saving oil-based awareness also extends to the dam"ge. fuels. While some of the pla ns would continue to turn profits temporary expedient to meet an loss, and so forth. -for oilmen, others are joined in by consumer groups. economic emergency. -C' The emergency was real 0, RELAX AIR STANDARDS enough. The economic havoc created by years of excessive The report recommends, for instance, that air quality 11.1 federal spending and deficit standards "could be temporarily relaxed" and "burning of budgets had caught up to us In high sulphur coal and fuel oil" be permitted. "The highly the form ot rampant inflation. complex automobile pollutant reducers...should be post___,/ The stress on temporary the report recommends. controls also was realistic. The The council also recommended that the White House experience of the United States "suspend price controls on home heating niP' to Increase with controls during World War 11_) "economic Incen ti ves," a familiar oil lobby argument f or II and the Korean War made fatter profits. the country aware Sim arly, e study asks th at Federal Power Co Cornrn il th CON6? were not a substi tute of the law . missi on rules be relaxed to a llow na tural gas pri ces to climb. of supply and demand. Under the council plans, natural gas, coal and even nuclear So the United States deterenergy would be stepped up to handle some of the reduction mined on Aug. 15,197 1, to freeze in petroleum. wages and prices for only ° e The council, however, also asks "both the federal days while a was -government and industry (to) immediately present the true devised fcan orderly phase out and difficult facts to the public. of controls. Phase H, the first I! refinement followed on Nov. 15. 'EASYThINGS' / i Since then we have waded through Phase III in 1972 and "Reduced heating, lig hting and air conditioning use, embarked on Phase IV last July — i --. reduced highway speeds, regular motor vehicle tune-ups and CHARLESHAyS Society Editor President could rule effectively in the wake of all the Watergate disclosures and controversies. Why is the press condemned and its reporting labeled as "vicious and outrageous" when newsmen report what critics of the administration say, while a U.S. senator who has himself criticized the administration in similar terms is welcomed with open arms into the administration? the Wage, Price Controls 18. Advertising Director & Associate Publisher expressing doubts that At kis recent news conference, the President assailed the press, particularly the television commentators, in the bitterest of terms, accusing them of biased and hysterical reporting. The President cited no examp1s of what he meant, but a few days later his speechwriter, Patrick Buchanan, in a television interview referred as one example to reporting of North Vietnamese claims that Mr. Nixon was insane, Buchanan argued that in presenting this North Vietnamese claim as major news, the television networks were casting aspersions against the President. He said the newsmen should consider the source of such remarks in deciding what news attention to give them. Less than a week later, Mr. Nixon nominated Saxbe, who just last year expressed the opinion that the President may have "taken leave of his senses" when Mr. Nixon ordered the Christmas bombing of Cambodia. And only a few days before the nomination Saxbe was publicly Special Services 1q Probe Set Gen. By JACK ANDERSON COPLEY NEWS w ood Wednesday, Nov. 21, 1973-5A The Sanford Herald - -_- 1. Roll Call i. Mr. Davis of \Vilco ('on. struction Co. 6. Mr. J. hiattaway 11. Zoning Board Recoin- Wilson fichelberger Ti: M ortuary I !. ".. I V 117 "1 1110 Pine Ave. R Ph. 322.521? Sanford ' •. P 11 �'.r - - -- .-- --- . ----.. ---... . ____________________ - -, ----.-.- -. ..- 'IUIllUd d fl U l\t%Ln lkflsofl, [licks, Sanford, and Mrs. Juanita Henson, Longwood. Also a daughter in law, Mrs. Leo Tedder, Lake City and her . _________ BIRTHDAY PRESENTATION Sisters, Doris Tedder (1) and Mrs. H.M. Pearce **, - ____________ Brad Bradley, Garvin and Emory Harden, Garvin Jr., Peggy and Angie Harden, Inez . - . I V - '_ . 1; . i.a..061.r " - I k- - * (Cecelia Farmer photo) i F ., O.- Area Activities GARDENERSTALGUT TERRARIUM ART B FANNETrEFJ)WAIt[)s Herald Correspondent - ~~~ *:- - -1 __ - __________ _-Tr-L_ _______________ 1)Et.TONA _______ - - - 96 " 9~~=~_~~- I ~_ --.--. z!~ - - -- - 4 A __ - 1. - - _., -;.~-M __ .-, - -s"MR — __ ____ __- __ -___ — ference is held at F.T.U. in Orlando in August of 1974 and circles or indi v iduals ma y contribute all or part of the Thanksgtvinp, -- ---- - ____________________ _- - .1 — ~. * . . - ;1,11 2 ~ _EM1 . - 11 : covered by certain circim but she is in need of circles to take care the fourth class. "rs .h rr I- th'nson, first vice-pres i den t,suggested that _ . -. :•- ________________ Working 1-' w (JIII'Iil _______________ - - - - •-• - , -, - C .--________ -_,_,,- %, , '. ,,~ . - - - - ,fT:g ---v= A; 1~4 'I -_ J 1, ~, .____. 1-; _. ~~_, _~ __i.~~ -..!;C~. 4 - _ - ~.-- ,.. ,r- Two reinstatements were announ 'J Mrs William Kernstock and Mrs. Gustave Ringwald Two queens Int roduced Grace Berg,ye 86 were Mrs. and Mrs. Trudy Freeman, Senior Citizen queen Z. - ,J . f , -~1 . - - -_. ft ' - .1' - 1 04 I 4 4 , I I - - = - r1_07 - _M~_--. ~_ _ _% W_ __* . '%. I - _-4 -__._~~ ~ _ ____ - -- _~ -. -------- - ------- would pleam clevote a little space in your column to ' the way peop e s u co uct themselves when visiting a patient In the hospital. Recently a patient was admitted with a serious tieart condition. The patient's sister entered, hysterical and in tears. Sb thre w he rself upon the pa tient [who was red and bottled on both sides) and screamed: "Thank God I thought you'd be dead by the time I got back" Then the patient's husband said to Ida ailing wife "When I told So and So you were rushed to the hospital with a heart attack, she said: 'She'll never make It!' " This kind of talk at the bedside of a patient is uncalled for, and detrinwrtal to the welfare of (he patient. Please ask1 uk before the, 9P0 even "DR DEAR READER Your kUer may serve a useful purse, but common sense is such an uncommon commodity, so bob will con tinue to babble. regaless ________________________________________________________ - i*.- 4 0 . . - - -_ ; - i- - - __ ~ - - - - 7_ - ~ -A ~M - t - • OVERWEIGHT The Odrinu Plan can help b*coml tht slim c _ I Make this. . . The Christmas to Remember. That jolly old gent with 1he twinkling eyes has great gift ideas for you. I ! ', * — RIGHTEWS % ,, oel:v - from the Carroll Rut institute Santa suggests, for easy shopping, check the Yuletide Gift Guide in - the Yuletide Gift Guide ; Lf\ ; ; the Classified section. Here you'll find wonderous gift suggestions, sure to please the young and the young at heart—all your favorite p ( L '1 I R AL T L N DI NCI IS Much / judgment is possible for most of us now, but there is an excellent chance to overcome this by being UY quiet and listening to hunches. ARIES(Mar. 21 toApr. 19) You are ambitious togeuhings done now, but don't rely too much on friends who are busy with own affairs keep promises, reneging could have due thi TAURUS (Apr 10 to Nimy 20) You want to blast off at an associate, but this could sever relationship unwisely Forget , 4 . . I W*X% ... - ' i lq %~Ir Aqw;-,- Ranch Hosts 46 45 48 49 50 60 — '4~ 54 155 56 -_1 ,,:,r,, 59 — I _ — — — - ) k .1 . I1 r'• ff2 1 I ' Sco h d b louse a possible loss? ri' rc e ls% ,.~- rJ7 . T 't ". ' B VIrILE' tr ri ,'.1// 1 - .. W. i 1i 1. '. 1 iik_ -- PR ..-111111 X PART SON 115CAPE PLAN . ______ p c\ frn'k - - - __' -_ - __- _- 4 I ' - - __ - WINTHROP by Dick Caychi &JT YOUt) HAVE LOM OF FRi&'6 IF '.IJOINED -THE FRIENDI-31-HIP CAIJB. _., FaiR SiZ11W41VIF Yoti PONT KAW-AW NINS CW5*ArA0 DOW, FRIENDS, YCUtL BE THREE CATS,A MYNAH VERY 1.4)NEGOMF. EIIFZC~ TWELA& GUIPF'I&S, . . 141. AND A TLSZTLr=. 1, I / K. IV --- $ I VC*tr "KM V44AT :)Tr4E I RAVE 14INE - i -.1 1. - 0 LONE6QY.E 15. . I --- . s ': • ' C. i U1.1- (L - — ' - ______________________ "' "b. WIN AT BRIDGE T'I S - I I _________ DEAR POLLY - While polling flowers and plants lor our senior citizen's club birthda party I was short of stones to go o v er the holes in the bottoms of the pots I used some bottle caps lhad been saving and they worked just great. MItS .I)S. Bob They" by STATE - -_ ____ . ' -•- ___ ALLJ '_u BLONDIE Safet y nI ccuurc - -1 nfrf Chic Yoing M THEP5 r vm PCXWG L)p T'WE U iose I st in ikes the 21 EVEYTG FOQ THIS LUNCH TODAY . ( a ~., ..~ . OKAY DAOO BUT ) EA2T1LYJ . . A NYBODY O CAN TH& OiCE EMD ME T S 15 BEC- ~ I e . I ; Of I C_ . -, ,~:- t - (" il , (o r - 0-, - J 1. . , . I ~* 4 to 6J986 ____ US ____ __M M N . removed for repairs or whatever. ~ have made over dozens of %horty sashes with glass sizes ranging from three to about I~ inches or so. I also have cut down a wood storm door sash to fit over an air conditioning unit. As to the cost, - ho can afford an air conditioning unit can afford the fei (lolLirs needed for such a project. -AItTIftU 4k3985 . // I - create big arguments best avoided, so get out eamly. Make hay while the n shines. Use care in motion. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Get busy at routines but don't suddenly feel you have o use unorthodox methods Being overly critical of other ouud get you into a peck of trouble . _____________________________________________ DEAR I'flI I \ Jthit was c('tTlplIiflIng about her in a bility to clean the window •ibot her air tOfldItIOrkr and the solution to her problem is really quite simple. Anyone handy with tools can make or cut wn an old window sash to fit Lwlween the unit and the upper sash. Forget about sash rope or balance but remove the lock from the original -- ' FRANK AND ERNEST DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with telephone directories that list only the husband's first and last name. I ineet many omen soc ially whom I would like to call When I do not know [fie iusband's first naine I have no way of finding the tele hone number. If such a directory %%- od1d list both names I am sure those mount! unto i ne ton oud receive some friendly calls that' - %'do riot 90 otherwi.,A,. -ALICE NORT14 (D) / _N 4r -, ________ - q -i , I L- — ' b Crooks & Lcwrence I'M FRAID HER FACE E7 AIJV&ELtWME. 151,17' MAYBE GLORIA CM HELP. l t~ 1 DEAR I)I IV I have learned so much frcm the column which I thoroughly enjoy and now need help. flow can I remove an iron scorch from a 100 1wr cent nylon blouse? The scorch, of course, is right in the front ala navy blue blouse. I do hope someone can tell me VfhlLlt to do. -BONNIE. 1.1 lii . , Polly's Problem I 1 ___ 7_/A_ I A CRL?5H 0 HER FRMER ANP VERY FEW PATEI.rv! VLO . AND AND COMPARE NOTES! 11 .7 - LV\ Cooperate GENIINI (May 21 to June 21) Stick to work instead of going off an some Urgent that could be expensive. Take treatment to calm nerves Have poise, good sense. MOON CHILDREN (June 2" to July 20 Don't force friends to do what you like in your nnxiety and desire for a good time. Reach a happy mutual understanding Go Dutch 4 i_ JWL.J_I_Y1 'U wAur M 10 FIGHT 'I'LL c HECK ON vdg,5 A; YF RIE SOYFRIEN ONI; V J HER DATE THAT ?JIHT AM' HER XT4J I T C' POINTERS r i I 0 Is .;.- ,~ CAPTAIN EASY - n I I 'J'C I LL I ) I ~Q~ / I — ,% __ ? 63 — — — 1— — — — f-41_Ir~ op — — — 61 — — — — - AN' SENT HER AL4AY I'M KEEP IM IFVA Gop4NA -rAxvA NA A rHANK 51 I TNIA! PMMAI _" 3 47 ;5 I VA GAVE HER AN . . 44 your prejudices and see the matter in its proper light. homes. Twenty-nine attended ~~ CARROLL 10;~ , 4J :~ ThanksgMng cards to mem join with Other Community the --- I TUCRELV ON US TOkEEPTl4E HAPPY# 43 sash in a safe place against the da when the unit might be ness Mrs. C L Thoms Twenty-two guests of members were introduced and 42 sash and use it on the replacement one. Store (he original -- eople . , I ill ave a wonderful ThankJvjnt. Lose, Abbyl II FT lot and live Wlv. of m Odliner's a tiny tablet aw easily tuns adorned the speakers swalkwed.Contains w dinStfousdrugs. table, and pyracantha was used No suming. No spxul otls.-cis" COil! $325 and th, large on the refreshment tables. ecormy size $5 25 St H Cal You must loss ully fit (X Ywr d,,votional, reading from the ff4ray will tm refunded. No qmljons sixth chapter of Matthew. asked A_cept nsubthtutn Sold with Ruth Spencer and atr ts 1 ,-- - . 14%. ..~ • . t I 0 , t _ ' - % - I AND INSPECT 7PE would like to offer a thanksgiving pra)er at your table on thin 'rbankiglvthg Day, mIne Is yours for the reading And here It Is 0, heavenly Father, We thank Thee for the food And remember the hungry. We thank Thee for health And remember the sick. We thank Thee for friends And remember the friendless We thank Thee for freedom And remember the enslaved May these remembrances stir us to service That Thy gifts to us may be used for others. ' - 41 — 57 J A , Rider, t}a3tona Beach and Mrs Edward Trader, Winter Park the birthday bank. Mrs. Futrell thank ed the group for a card Lhw'ng the course' Of the .0 - *. - . . I I-,. ,I I Guests included Mrs. Green, Sanford; Mrs. iniioun Mrs-. Eric Springs; Miss Denise Blount a nd Mrs Kenneth Spence, A large artistic arrangement J.J.Bttemadedonaflto ' '- 1~ Mrs. Angel Camache and Mis s Flora Baehr. - % 1 ' - The same principle is involved in both Instances. B)-passing the phone company Is taking a free ride on their monthly service, even th,o the Ins4vmen1 to the county Is also dishonest. I'm with you. mother. ... r Itim Put" that You Ilk, to be. Odritwz his been used wJW visiting her daughter, succftsfully by thounods in am the c pupils, each, at Christmas firne. Mrs. Theodore Shaffer, Mrs. Three classes are being Helen Toye, Mrs. George Ross, Is .~~-.ro-7 F a The honoree wore a smart burgundy and white two-piece ensemble while her mother was attired in a black and white jumper dress. Mrs. Blount's dress featured stripes in tones of beige and brown ~ -0 % rJ 36 HMUCH I WON WILL IT UNTIL REMOVE 1 - , needed in making a terrarium circle presidents plus 4 adfor members to use. ditlonal members, attended the Mrs. Albert Croninger, Sixth District Conference in general chaian of the Annual Deliary held recently. • • A pril Flower Show, reminded mem bers the show will be two WOMAN'S CLUB sections to the show, Artistic NEW MEMBERS Daughters of Wesley Sunday and Horticulture. Anyone planning to enter specime.ns DELTONA — A I the Methodist Church met in must have plants in their oember meeting of the Fellowship Hall Monday after, possession by Jan. 15. Deltana Wom.aWs Club, 13 new ,Mrs. Darrell Porter, Ways members were introduced by em an Mrs. and Means chairman, an- Mrs Wilhelm Stithrenberg and j iio'te nounced that the Annual Card welcomed by president, Mm. Chapman set-sing as izOS CSSS Pdrt) ill be held on Jdn 11 at Ilenr) Langknpeht Homemade coofties, nuts, ilit Communit) C-enter Accepting membership off ee aand a were sen to Hospitality cha ir man, M rs rosters were Mrs Eugene c members on arrival. Three W. W. Ilopton requested help Addison Mrs. Melvin kuests welcomed were Mrs Leo ffinn all circles in furnLO&g Mrs. Rom Datre, Mrs, Eugene King, Mrs. J. C. Jackson * of toys and candy for the Lake Hackett, Mrs. Paul McElroy, Kinston . N.C. and Mrs. Laura Niontoe Elementary School Mrs. Hazel Page, Mrs. John Coulter from Stroudsburg, hildren in four classes with 24 Ringwald, Mrs. Philip Ross, ' , Of/` '%& - Dining table for the luncheon t ' :i - Aw signs should be taken down, since the)- were county propA MO71fER erty. What do you think? V. ~:,. DEAR INIOTHER: - J°' presented with white carriation Daiiu hters 1. . .I _,__ J. -1 some circles iiiight hase, as their Christmas project, a donaUon of $40 to send a Deltona youngster to Junior Nature Camp next swnmer. Cynthia Green, bride-elect of daughter, Mrs. Robert T. President Mrs. Ewald Korth, Gregory Holton, was honored Anderson of Deland. asked all circles to consider with a luncheon at a Winter The bride elect, her mother, donating to the Youth Park restaurant Mrs Curtis I J Green and the Enlronmental Conference Hostesses for the e%ent were groom elect s mother, Mrs Scholarship Fund This con- Mrs A C Doudncy and her Andrew S Blount, were To Observe - ,, Luncheon Fetes Cynthia Green Mrs. Cecil Ilalbert, Horticulture chairman, demwistrated, "Building A Terrarium' at the nwinthl) board meeting of the Deltona Garden Club, in the Deltona Community Center. Mrs Halbert had several fini~-d terrariums on display - mond queen, ,:, I - ,) \ i A , - __________________ -. ____________________ " , *.. - ______ _____________ - I-, - - - I ;, ,,;I - . - __ ~r -- -, -1 7-. _ _-_~:w . 2_ -_~;_ ~ - ~~- - -. T -.. :- SOHOSIS (Orlando); P.T.A.; Girl Scouts; and the married children, and in tier !t'iStltr time I moss cewin' A p L he is an art major ______________ ______ - - - — __ in the Personnel department of JOrdan Marsh. She sKnt 10 Years with the Orlando soreandisnoyenjoying the flc A'tamnuji'c Mall trc Mr Dickenson has been insolted lfl In cis it and -—. - .. . - - M_-~! ~ N-M-Mmi ~~_ -----. - -2 Fly-In J The Cntral Honda Sport DetIARY The DeBary Aviation Fly In was held at the Woman's (las is planning a flyingSeminole Ranch, No 10 bazaar In the Civic Center on and Nov. II. Dec. 5 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Further commemorating the Theire will be items for sale for occasion were ffmy trophi everyone, awards and a banquet at the Articles will include Ramada Inn, sponsorei by the i'ocøis a hite clnIiant thbl Experimental Aircraft Cor ( trash and eajrest,atableof poratlon, a national nns tin inc I'idrn j 'irs ort'ini' i't n hc h is det dr (1111stmas gifts, decorations, to sport aviation. stationety, and handwork. Mrs. The,home-built aircraft In liuse Forbeck is in charge of the attendance ranged from 6o. Ini,'e-an-hour Pietenpol to the lAjnch will also be served at 5 plus nonn fra n rntn1 pflti UI r '"rtrnent of (lntfqu( and U diietho of M huti. i1aac aireTalL This event iittri N' 'n rr' i 110 1 --- ___ __ — at is J E AN DICKENSON works - ~k--- 1__-V~-_~_~_.,__ , - , 1!2e;.A-11~.~O< ,-?:i_ ~ . -. A a ____________________ ~ Area WOMAN'S CLLB - ' 1, % L;.-, d 0K., "'iJ7.0 = j?_ib-v sz . _~. _ -' - --n C. i ~1 itI ~Lzi , ,; ~ , - Pre-Nuptial — = - j I 01 ) ,T ..0 i .0 : ! " 74 i I I / _____ I - ~ I 11 . % '. f, " company and pay monthly charges I also believe the road _______ T ------You Don't Ha ve To I 6I I - V To H EA T Like One . _~- - __ ~___ - __ ___ __ _. - - __W~ ___~______~ __ __ -=-_ ----. __ ~ ~ - — ~ _Z~ _~_ - - __-~ Ir -.-- - - - With - - t ,j`i W __ -~~ - --.- -1I ,~ ~ -, HOSPITALITY, WARM WIDE VARIETY OF I 11174 - HELPFUL CIVIC TCH INFORMATION: f- FOR IT 4- - SEA HUGHES 834921? Sanford I 0 00 ~ ______ Electric CENTRAL HEATING . nR tt MORE 1111111 . but clarify thinking and you can improve things Join persons whose assistance you nced. Be happy with mate in p.m. sill be onl one trump out against bum If u diamond is Both vulnerable West North East South Ilass IT 14 -M GREETINGS, ANE) A Casselberry ___ General VIII SANDRA RAWLINS ___ Ser fi 4Q32 SOUTH 4 A K Q43 10863 SIDNEY THOMPSON fjA1 J 4 9-212 way of thinking, hut see their side as well Become more cccssful this *ay )Isndle si tuation t home intelligently. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec l) Secret planning can tia f uture hrightcr I a matters uC1 wisCi) ith cXpctt an-i seek advice of a good pal also, CAPRICORN (Dec, 12 to Jan 20) Relying on a clever take anything for granted. Show fespect for thc law. AQUARIUS(Jan 21 to Feb 19) Change your point of view 10 ImproNe vocational ru1 credit affairs Don't permit some dustutncd person to astc your time lake a riuoic positive approach toward others PISU S (leb O to Mar 20) I md a new and more fascin,iting way of keeping pronusts made fof belte: results. Hunches are good now, but use sound judgment as well. Rela tonight IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY . he or she will like to jump into anything and everything without much planning. n ,~ Am r 4 .- ;eai ti earls IC) dIiberatc first then act It caution sureness, and the fine promise in this chart is icilized. (;I%,c jood education to picparc to meet the changes that come uP in this life(inic and turn adversity into success Thete could be an arttil in this chart. 69, Holl ywood, Calif 900 I'ars Opening lcad-2 - - ______ third and last defensive trick lithe diamond u not rulkd South just Flays more dua nionds unti someone does ruff. Actually, trumps break 4 If the man with four trum an k'ad a second diamond and 1i declarers wagon but p1 ,u N just art ill lb it good 1 fIt di.iiiiod k ad almost had _________ • w tlidnt hid (b ough the v ery carciul declarer ill review the bidding and come to the condusion that themv, ,s a I ood chance to find 69ELTEZf.1 I IV I .-ZE NT SEEN ? W I-M TO both he Jiamond and spade suit bieaking 4- 1. in that Case, 11 he simply tries to draw trunips he is likely to wind up one or two tricks short at his game contract. ') _. ~T WEEK - - - 11 I W.V NEW LOCM~S NGTALLEP TAERE! ~~J I ( wea North Fao South lIp I - a,.,, Ilim I'as% Pam 3T I p .. ____ , ! ?i_i - THE PHANTOM 7 ___ I - ,/_,~~T___ T. GET HIM u*41 i / ___ II ) I I 1 346 - ' ;_ k(r I . --______ - -- - /_ I -- Lee Faik and Sy - J --& 'N Am ANGEL _. IN 9 Nf4c, Is 01%UISE .I I I/ ) "I I 8 7 *AK 1 6 5 - . ~ I i km PW I 1-4), ,_ . I 1% - r. ,~ (_ - Bar. y - 4p' t ,Q , partner was sugge%ting three ( I -. j ~~ the contract. Sui)lx). ,A-, East leads a club orasecond heart r -- You. Smilh, hold. A25 I C I I W __ ~Wtm. - I . 11-.1. __- I Mart Walker APID I CCOLDN"T lv _T The biddiniz has I)tvn ____ __________ us]1_ II_ii_L' • BEETLE BA ' I'O'N SPA1111 K_%Tt.Io1oP.NVA,*.SN i LIN - ii_ 2? eac_l, second diamond can't be the ordinary declarer is likely to remark, t — - ~ __ - .. 1-N r I . X- ~, ~ . I ~ I / t I,i--- - , " _: I % ~ . . - - - �Flitm I . r. I 0 0 ' O -'N'- a* __ ___ ___ T ___ ______ 8A-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Nov. 21, 19)3 ll,,ahtS TV Time Previews Hlgh ' 1 ~ ___'.. - _=M:_!- NOW SHOWING ABC "DOCTO R to i prom time .schedule ISOflf %I Tilk to UK I )olittk of the Hugh I ting tn r ossmgplawruht k I)OLITTI.F." The network turns well-meaning picture that's Animals." Handsome and books, played by Rex llarrL%on, Luirer, singer, dancer, actress oer its entire Thanksgirng most notable acconiplishment stltsh, it turns the Ioable Dr into a singing, whimsical mod editor whose recent I - . _1 _.~_J. .`~_ . __~_ - M~i~ __ I I I ~ %0%0%0%*%#ftV"0%4P`N 'SPOON AWARD -- . 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' -s -, '-I : - - - ' s of 18-14 and 21 ~W~~ -.-- - i a- - '"IL . .. .- -- - A' --—: - ____ '• - - ______ — - — ____ I , ~ _It~ - Affi. ~~- 7 - _=~ ~_=~=_ - a - I - -- UP UP AND (HOPEFULLY) AWAY SEMINOLE HALFBACK Tommie Thompson _____ sails over teammate in Friday night's action in career tonight in Seminole's homecoming fight with arch-ri v al DeLand lAkeland. The Sanford senior closes his varsity (Herald Photo by Dan Gilmartin) Lettermen Returning Lyman Grapplers Have Tl*tle Hopes By JOHN CHERWA HldCoespondeut With 11 returning lettermen the Lyman Iligh School wrestling team is loo king for contender slatus In the newly formed M e tro conference wrestling division which officially gets underway early December. The other weight classlfications are 10fl12, 11121, 122- anyonewithaeIghtaboe75poundscanqua1ify Returning to mat acUon this year are Doug Peters, and Stete Lang These to engaged in junior tarsity football Tennessee State Miller played under Frank Schwarts in the defensive secondary. Scharts also is a tesU1ng coach The remaining coach is Bill floan in addition to his grappling duties Hoffman is in charge of the weightlifters. From the cross country squad is senior J immy Brinker. who has been wrestling since his freshman year. Other returning lettermen include Dale Straus, Armando 'Me [founds are expected to be one of the top teams in the division since wrestling has been an active sport there for four years, while it's the first time out for the loop in addition to the Greyhounds, Boone, Winter Park, Evens, Colonial, Jones, &id Bishop Moore U seed matmen into competition this season. Edgewater and Oak Ridge are the only Metro schools not fielding a team in amateur wrestling, the various grapplers are separated Into 12 weight catagories with his own group Th e smallest size is U group weighing up to 95 pounds, followed by the 9101 pounders - --'. %%"r_~__4;~~A ,A~ ___ - en I .', - - - \. --p- From the varsity football squad are Jim llowarrth, Glenn Hill, Mike White, and Gary MiHer. Howarth, Hill and White were lim-men under the tutor of head wrestling and Une coa ch Bill Scott __ r oY/c5 Sanford.DeLand / -- pounds. The final grouping is the unlimited category from which -. ( ~ ~~ .1 - .- -, a L mi)ii~. .. .- _-- - , f rom ca4 Otf4Cff 727 72i~5 - "~O. ! ! S 4 Alan 5T PRtW5 /5 i. coee G. and JR. both used Richards two tailed penny to come up with their pick of Ocoee over the Patriots. It must have been two tailed coin because not even lincoln's head was used In picking a squad with a record of 2-7, and five straIghtlosesovera500playIngfakeflrantley II Gilmartin 1 915 .---. Tops Poll Paym, Steve Berkley, and Bob Brucado. A welcome addi tion to the Ho und squad is seni or David Colownb, from Meyers where he captured second place nationally in the US Junior Olympics. This year's wrestlers will have to readjust their strategy somewhat since "riding time" will not count this year. In the past, grapplers were ten pints for holding their opponent in th e same position for an extended period of time. This season they will not receive these points Scott explained this mov e was de In hope of forcing more action into the individual contests This season the Hounds have a distinct advantage m that a Lyman Booster Club made a gift of a new wrestling surface cmting over $4,000 thus the Greyhounds will have ample opportunity to use It The Lyman gym wfll play host to 13 dual contests In ad. dition to to tournaments be held Dec. 19-20 with the Metro Conference Tournament being the other The official season gets Wilder way on December 3rd when Lyman is hosting Leesburg Another importantcontesti3 Dec.13whentheGrcym1.; grapple with cross<ounty be Lake Brantley. - - Assorted Hot Rolls and Butter Coffee Pumpkin Pie . Tea Milk Serving from \ - __ -EMN ow I 4*2W 14 IF $ ~- , ~~__? • 94-0 n __ *g ts __ - !4- - - - - 111 ()n'gi to a Overloo k ing The St Johns i ________ - W _ Holiday Isle Complex - - Ph. 323-1910 Inn .Sane, ,I I- I & In, John calls ,by following my lead of Deland by a 21-12 marg :; 5'30 until _______________________ - __ __ --- ~ I -I' ""'I 0 Candied Tiny Carrots __ _____ -.•. 95 I • ,___1 _____________________ - ine department as Monty Malt The Middies return three who garnered six points. starters from a disast us Following Adair was the tan- rebuilding year that saw the dii.m of Vince Weir and Rick Naval finish with a 2-19 ledger Van Antwerp with four markers for the campaign. apiece. Woodall and Tonuny Achon Nataiplansisa bumper crop or completed the balanced Navy first year varsity men up from attack with two point's cacti. t1w Junior Varsity squad of last 'Adair, Woodall and Weir were year . Tk Jay cees lift ed the really coming through for us on hopes of local ('age followers the boards,' said Sanford last season as they posted a Naval head basketball t-oach respectable 14-8 log anti should have Chris h1arlett. several boys In the second period of ac- strengthening the varsity f ive. __________________ - 1. etabl e Garde G en Salad . __ - - Zjcp~ ~~_=~___-,_-_-_ - __ __ _____ Lake Bruntle ,. M -- , Sanford Naval opens their regular season against the Patriots of I.ake Brantley Y. December lat the I 0 _' __. ---- ____ -X - ~~-Z__ - 2 . _- - - / - - Z - seroes and realized that the only way to the top that made any sense was to follow me - At the start poor John fell under th e evil influence of the bearded wonder and soon found himself mired in last place. A quick change of allegiance 11 found paying homage to Gilmartin, caualng an thlrnedlateascenslonfn his sthndings Until be found out that following a man that thinks he gets his predictions from Iprechans, c in kad ou to a room with rubber walls Last week every came out with an almost perfect slate, picking New Smyrna over Oviedo , Lakeland past ledo, Sanford, Winter Park in it a romp pait Lyman and failing to see the 14-14 tic between Lake Brantley and Cocoa Beach. The reason for this sudden surge of unanimity was chards and Gilmar tin taking the easy ay out, finding our picks (the found them before they were lost), they followed them right 0down the line. The thinking behind this plagiarism was the "Irishman" knew that It was the only way he couldn't be caught and the "Ripple" Is run ning scared, P.M. 'PA -- - . I . . I Sanford A - itis in this forecast that thcra protca that he has *ro the spell of Richard's Double Whammy for good, by nin against his one time mentor , wh o attuzill cnt (t and picked Weter to defeat the Sain ts 2421 (litrisa sees it the swneasldo,Trmityontop,butJohn'sexuberanceCarried himawayaghe(orccastsa404) rout,myscoreismuchmore realistic at 27 Dan G finally realized th at to stay with winning side tvith ftIchardstsomjikcandcmiieoser to T. J'L j I K 1 6 XR r .. /yo/y 107 . i -. Tninity-Wroxeter Prep IML- -% I - - ; it 28-12 / -2 - '_ - .~_ - :-~ iff- _.~~ ~ - i -_ , , - - - ______ -59 ______ ft ' _________ - - - ______ - _- /I I - /11 ___ __________________ ______ - - ___ - Sour Cream And Chives WAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY 9 BAKED VIRGINIA HAM RA pw .. __ , -, - - I - -- I am happy to announce that Cherwa finally came to h = DeLand All of the Bulldogs defeat., came in conference activity and all of their non400p matches ended in a higher score for tonight ' Althoug s v h eThbe has a record not quite as good four straight losses for the locals were suffered by teams; that were highly ranked and unbeaten at the time the Seminoles (aced them. Coach Claude Woodruff expressed optimism when asked about his chances for the contest, feeling that his boys are ready to hit with anyone around and that they have improved a great deal In the Last month of the campaign. Again, gametijne for the matchup Is 8 p.m. in Seminole Memorial Stadium_ --___ - - ____ — proving consistent with fou markerj in each quarter. hlonty Adair, the leader in the Ilowey contingent. / 751 To Order And Served With Dakea idaho Potato, - FEAST -1. ffifl I0 - — -- . tossup because of the Tribe's hornefield advantage. The Volusians come Into the game with the better record, however their non-conference slate is chock full of opponents who were guaranteed to produce a winning night, for ______ last place. After viewing our fearless leader's method for his choices-a penny tossed Into the air,-! would have to say the West pick of the year Is for lbehards to come home with the dubious honor. Unable to find Cherwawith his tKick turned again, Dan A- - / The Seminole squad stayed on the fle!d and hit with one (f the better team In the state and, in the opinion of many, should have dropped the decision by 14-7 or thereabouts. A rout, this game was certainly not in light of the almost 2DO in ftee, and ____________________ -' ---_- __1 -- I E - -- I / Ranch Cut SirIin Steak Twn, . a 4 I • C uccuuenp Succulent oneess - ___________________ I ma U Au te [ 11:55 (6) News . - able to Like a breakeven season out of an apparent Loser. A win would finish the Bulldogs at 5-5 for the grid year and stifle the label of loser on the Deland folks. =kin Corning into the first Choo•Choo Chars Head I -_ . . I~ 7. ..- . air A" Slmft 50 per cent from the and Weir hit two each to finish noor and 10 for 10 from the the Naval effort. charity line, the Navy folks :: in yardage at the inut opportune time from the men In tripes with their little red flags. The crucial penalties turned what ,hnWd have been a good football game Into a four touchdown TheMiddiesofSanfordNaal tiVit) the Middles were not Aadezny became the first high quite as fortunate as they had school squad to hit the hard- beenrntheopener wood Thursday evening as they 'acing a strong Florida L_ of a Central club the Sanford outfit played in to quarte Wisketball jamboree in dropped a close 12-11 decision Melbourne. Ilot could have gone either IV site of the competition way. Again, the rebounding of was Florida Air Academy, the Adair, Woodal l and Welt kept host of the Tourney, and I the Middies ln the contest when cluded a field of eight prep the shooting went a bit cold. Sa1 - - Flonu AJ proved their shooting accuracy taking the initial stanza from . . # a One glittering example of this is the 1961 con test tha t saw an unbeaten, untied Seminole contingent have their season tie with a four time loser Deland. ruIncdbya - Cherwa and our losing leader J. Richards. A closer look at the standings reveals that Daniel is act Tom e - to your pleasure 1130 (2) Hollywood Squares —._!s 4; until??? And to add With ALL DAY (9) Brady Bunch (44) Not For - - bis•D Value goo drem fa . Pir: __- ~.,T_ ff -1 CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY I 3111111111alff- - X~ - - . and hot . ii d L The last time out for the Tr ibe th ey dropped a to ugh decis as "homer job" Seminole seniors have already said farewell to some of the more unpleasant items present in football -the tackling dummy. Tuesday afternoon at practice Coach Claude Woodruff had a small celebraUon for the twelftbgraders on the team They shared a few momen ts of prayer and then oree for Class I-A tifles. 1 : mb .1, followed closely by Philadelphia's gift to florida, yours truly at an outsthnthng 38-12 1, while tied for co ALL DRINKS - ular - i AI Now that the Seminole County footbaUseason has wound its way down to the final week, and Dan Gilmartin is firmly entrenched In first place amongst the Sanford Seers, he has &.4ded that it is beneath a man of his rtipute to write this ks picks. Being In second place I was naturally chosen as his successor,aiso the (act that Ias the only one available helped in the selectim, 8 e ng note. Going in to th e contest the Tribe sports a 7 record that has seen the local eleven face some of the best competltinn In the state. Their opponent, the DeLand Bulldogs, enter the annual Thanksgiving Eve fight wi th a 44 log. As i!homecorning for Sanford was not enough motivation odelrevictocY-thecontesthastheadded feature cellar dwelling status to the loser. Bo th squa ds en te r Seminole Memorial Stadium tonight with 1-5 records In the soon to be abandoned Big Eight con ference. The loser will share the last spot with either Da ytona Beach Mainland or Seabreew who also match up 21 l oss. Plank's aerials ( of them) for short yardage provided a consistent attack against the Bulldog defenders. For the seniors In the contest it will mark the last time taking the field for their respective schools and a desire to "finish a bang" ang certainly r i will be apparentIeIki ck 0If V Peerless Prognostkator / Ike BUU ~~___ -------- __%_.-______~___ 1030 (2) 1&1Il fI V. . ee ir r irr flT A I i I A A r kIT I k i ,LIVE lICfIi'%il'IIVlCl'1I II'1 D made a ceremonial "lot Nt" at the tackling dunimy for remembrance sake. The "last hits" tonight will be for partially the same rea son. Although some of the desire will probably come from the seniors that have been caught in a rebuilding of the Se minole program These boys, no doubt, would like to show Woodruff and the local fans they are capable of winning ball games and Deland provides a more than ample op portunity. The last home victory came in the season opener against rival Oviedo. The other win was at Daytona &abr' eeze wh the Tribe dumped the SandcTabs by a decisive 28-8 margin Deland also should be fired up f or the contest Usually this season ending encounter, held annually on the Eve of Thanksgiving, proves to be one where the book" is thrown aced Rick Plank and the Red Devils of KatMeen last Friday evening and rode back to Volusia County with a Sanford Naval tsJa 11 $t o eco yards rushing garnered by the contingent from Sanford - ia tOTIInnT a a it , - I? 7~... -__ --- • '' au 1 1 1 1=151 10 AT SJS . PLANET yr uu i nd - . ___________ Sports , .dllllllft~~ ,.— Show -If -7-~--w - - ---:-- Also -- -.___ , 4 i i W.. ~ .- v _N .l (Herald Photoby Dan Gilmartin) a& NMI ___ - - - . . . r- : * . 19 Ward. Absent when the photo was taken was Eva Davis and Lynn Pemberton. All Color Correspon dent . - Arv - ?_ .•. activit.ies during the DeLand-Sanford football ame. They are (Front I to r) Verlinda Hughes, TDOOR SHOWING Santofd $ ?` 1 ooandlO Cv -- H - Herald (9) Mike Douglas - ._44~- - - - - - - -. SEMINOLE HIGH HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES ONE OF 1'HESE young ladies will be crowned Lynn Fortier, (Standing I to r) Kit Donahoe, Homecoming Queen tonight at the halftime Karen Thornton, Donna Hinton and Cynthia WE . - THURS. - FRI. i1JTaTl(I I (6) CBS Morning N () Bozos Big Top ______ :. - I -_ ____________' "::. I f ____________________ ___________ ____ ___.~ .. I I- . . a Im 6AW _____ :.- - 630 (2) The FIn y gNun — - - IV(_IN if L4III )OAMI,17 6 15(6) Sunshne _____ - • PU 44 1 WXCIL CA ________________________ Zoo Revue LUNCHEON SPECIAL 600 (2) Sunshine Almanac (9) Sunrise Jubilee 41 __________________ ___________ - (13) Peter Gunn MORNING - fl _____________________ _ -- . _. . ...here - ; -- ![~] -1 '! .. _,I(. - 11.`k ______ --- , - __ . - j- _ L --- YOU DON T USE OR WASTE GASOLINE WHILE We Still Have Ou Wide - ___________ _____ ____________ ________________ III House Of Steak - - ~_ amim — - — -- ~ - - -~~ t,~~,'f! - J 4401.da g I%IrCoMplfig _____ _______ - * ,-, '' ' 6 30 (13) Movie 11 00 (2) News (6) Nes - _____________ " .1 ____ --- - ~~__ _.- - . ... ____ __________ i -- (24) Sesame Street - - I r--,\- ~~r - ~ I 11 _______ - -: ,i1_I - (13) Sound Off (9) General Hospital Blood Bank Special ___________ , __ __ -_-,..__-r_t__ -,--- ~__ ~.__ -,-~__ ________ I1.- - - -_-A "- _____________ ___ . 730 9:10 %L* 600 L (6) -- . _- .- _______________ - ______ ,0- (9) News - I _ ______________ ____ 1) s By DAN GILMARTIN Herald Staff Writer RM Programming (9) Girl In My (44) Patty Du ke M I - _1 W :~k_: ~_=-7 ; --- .____ ~ - ____ o o r - - IP LI I e The Sanford Seminoles close their up and down football _____ _____ /I - . no I ., -.__ L - Peace 9.00 (6) Cannon (13) Movie 'iff ___________________ — 1 , o . io 5:50 Special Holiday TImest (24) War And - I . i ) - zq S ukh t" . "c" m~l - - I - . ____ 4: 30 (44) Petticoat Junction 5:00 (13 Women's News (24) MlsteRoer's Neighborhood (44) Green cre 7- 10 (2) The Doctors 8:30 (2) Mystery .. , - T Light - -- . llllll~~ jl~ . . I- ~~4 4 - '4 ! 1._AK__-_, = - 1-4 .- - ~~_____ lk - 1 r (24) Sesami Street Match (6) As The World Turns (9) Lei's Make A Deal . . - I . = _________ . Is 7:30 (2) AND G IB LET GRAVY 70--r-E, Lii~-_ L 1L, 1 1. -- . _=~ . .; -_ -_ - I . MovIe (9) I. a (44) BulIwinklo 4 00 (2) Somerset Restless (44) Movie (24) ViolnI SUPPLY OF CORNBREAD DRESSING am . I _.. ; ______ The Flinistones e Life To Live () (24) Today in Legislature 1:00 (2) (9) Lucy show R 12 14 LB TURKEY WITH AMPLE -.. (6) Where Game ~ il - - (13) 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth Hogan heroes I i m -- . I WE WERE sOt •*COMlN* 3:30 (2) R eturn Pce (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) Split Second WEDNESDAY L0ur4(.!. ..L)Dr4IP4G \N . AND REDFORD ele"sion - THE WAY Se 0 ~z UI , BARBRA M - A ze ,y ?,;,c / . STRf ISAND T - - - - ------- __f - - JOURNAL "Nlaya Angelou" A TELEVISION THEATRE t1w late President Kennedy striking interview wit.h this PRESENTS CONFLICTS from his youffi to President. I 3I S . ..,~__ &--IW ROBERT SE " I-.L__ . ir ~- -~ - " . NOW SHOWiNG 17 NTRAL FLORIDA SOLOEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE m' 11],,jT0jj ,j ,11#10 1130 1 a m ABC WIDE The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Nov. 21, 1971B ____ q 't AH - . (SI ASO \ of IX sti ii character who talks to animals autobiography, "I Know Why WORLD OF EN because of his di.senchnntinent the Caged Bird Sings," is a TERTAINMENT "J.F.K.-A () In BROWN 8 11 ! '• _____- - ___ k '4119 By TIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS The rest of the Top Ten was Tennessee State remained not as unshakeable. flawah the nation's No 1 college plunged from second to a sixth division football team today in place tie, and Cal PolyW the Asiwiated Press poll. from fourth to ninth after Ims. While otheri around tl~cm es. were dianging places, tile Ti. flawaii, beaten by Pacific gers held onto the top ranking 3 WasliedwlihElofllorstzth with 814 points, many of them, with 374 points. Elon received on 31 fiNt place ballots t o totes for No I Cal oad I'OI)SIA), beakn by Boise State 42-lO,polled247pntaforninth The victory moved :::::::: lennnesseeSateinhirstp after the Tigers' imps Sta te, which received one first Alabama State place vote, &Gfh 10th to eighth 1. 'A last 1 -- • A nationwide pdnel of C DI L 3. T .3 ____ i~ --1MOTT �2B—The Sanford Wednesday,Nov.21,1973 Polk Dumps Raiders 88-83 The SanfordHeraldWednesday,Nov, 21,1973—'3B :• Hera IiI Classi-fledAdsDon'tCost,TheyPay! _____ Road Proves Rough For SiC --' • ______________________ U I i-- I ______ ___________________ _________________ - fY11 _______________ - II . _______________________ . -. _______________ -iT L .JL. ______________ I -- . -_____ ____________________ ______ - •• •_____________ 1 ______________ •• •- •. ____________ / __________________ P . . _______ -c - • .• . I -. • :- - ••:. •: - ..•.. - -_____ - :_,;• • _________________ ______ __________________ _______ -- ••- . ..::i;7 ______ 2 -- J ____ !--- I 'I By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent Z __________________ - • - • -. - . -. ____________________ iNFORMATION rebounding of the smaller per cent of their field goal tries. [or thi evening with eIght Johnny Forte al.so attained g, -- - MIay -I 0-0 2 1 0 67-3) 302) TOTALS k to haunt the Seminole lCiidtrs free-throw shooting success he enjo)°d last season (ounty squad when they hit a They picked up 21 points at the as the fourth ranked leader In cold spell mldwd) (brought the charity line, while Polk County Jucofoulshootsnghlttlng rer second half and fell behind by 13 failed to hit on even one of their cent of his attempts. markers, a deficit they were six attempts. TInee other Seminole cagers r !lt (II i; 111 \ din I tut i hl'hl lit ti d t'' fspiire f r Head Coach Joe Sterling was respectable 54 per cent from the Raiders. Robert McCullum, disappointed with the floor while the visitors hit 46 wholedthelocalsin rebounding C Bansk RBrkt Evans Glover •-• Seminole 322.2611 • S .' Orlando 831-9993 Ask for Want Ads 1 thru S timet 40c a fins 25 times •.....-.-•.••23ca line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 4 Per Day 4 0 o • 11. 4 I. C 12 1 2 Rated For Consecutive Insertions—No Change . 02 S Winter Park- S 5 0 0 50 7 1 3 1. 0 1. 0 0 0 Taylor -• . S raze I, 6.41 2027 for "We Care "Hotline' AdulI or Iern - Good Thingsto Eat Farm Fresh Rabbit, any quantity, government inspected, 79c a pound. 372 I?)?. WHOA. Don't throw away uSeful dli items. Sell them quickly with i Herald Want Ad by calling 372 2611 and askIng for a friendly Advisor QUAIL L 1 an i'll 3?? ?'.7 I . t- .?.'. • - . r' YORK tAP) - Pete Rose, ability as players at Campbell Park Wednesday morning, - I u - —. - ts I _JJCOfIO_ I$fl " 7i Associated Press • Snorts Writer Falo trounced 'nenis 127400 Although the season has only and Philadelphia downed Kanreached the one-quarter point, as City-Omaha 109-103. !V!!fl$ in th Western In the American Basketball fCTT!c" '.ti'' tionil Basket:iitajjufl, Indiana edged ball Assx-iation are pointr.g to Utah 102-98 and Carolina i torrid wmter out west. tripped Denver 113-107. —"Anyone who says that the I' fr,c', Th1i. ,4',.7f.'.. : u v*is _________________ SM I Q,*sIa gi-i ia-a PWISCI$ _____ (It) 518.-is - ____________________ POUCYW. Oi*. Ar,a.e-T on in th& 'BA said Chlcag' scireless for nine minutes of Coach Dick \tott.i after his the Iuial period, but the eteran Bulls outlasted the Trail IIlaz- Clucago forward then poured in ers Tuesday m&it 106-10. 10 points in ue ,o,,tkuiti, ,, ,, '4' , a u. t)u is the - stirtof a ma ke points mmd leading Bulls to a At b%arriors 108, Bucks lOa 'fhurmond blocked a shot b' SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING AND ZONING rOMMISSION rL.14.. ,v''u,, 5.UIiUIlJ.i • Dwelling -.'.. .a=- :..t1. 5 ---- ç _r ,.--.. p S. FIOrWL that players named on all 24 ballots cast by the BBWAA committee, which consisted of two writers from each 0tins', 'Cincinnati's on' Perez, 59; Seaver, 57; Ken Singleton to my teammates for Lmportant aspect of child- clude Snjtz Applegate, iiuuu This is, in fact, face-to- Billy Bildilli, S000k Speake, [ace confrontation. And the Boom-Boom beck, Yam S—Lost and Found 6—Child Care 7—Motels Hotels leading the National League in r —_. - ___ 'r __________ - - - ... .... - ' 5- . -.- - •_1 r.'5j-,,_ '" - . iq Notice is rer,y given that a Hearin wilt be hI clear the way (or Carli. The Tribe wound up with almost gained on the ground for the contest. adoption 01 an d. 1,!-:. •"••••• - ...,•••'.- . - iP-e ,•; ;•. -. 5• i.... 1,, -. -•-- t ---=-.•• - -- ''- • -•.- -- - - from ' ua iii bu$iI 20t) yards I • - — - -. • . - • - • . • • - -, - "Mi ,aml - , cat, , • 4 ' is an oung ontbaIl team, nationally rankin aiu ,,i cmpon i. 0 It.s conference. Dickey said. "They would be a top opponentforan) 'ho Iteam,aour squau iS to have the opportunity to play them In what we hoe" will be the begin-fllfl, o major ouwi stature for the Tangerine Bowl and the City of Orlando" he said ars. - properly . - , - ' a,l . , ( ; L -' _- -_ - - - - :--- - •" -- - - - .- - . , .. M&ile - - - - - - - .• - '-' ' -. -• '5- 1S f---' • W - _ I•1_. Seminoie County, Florida, more particularly aesuibeit as fIow ttii r,t jn in C'ty Hall w.tftin the City cI Altathor'te Springs Florida. arid in ?hrf'C (3) iP,r plOi'eS eslO n tPt - - iir arid fh uIUrr5elflL'd • SterstI of 5çminla Coijr.'y. Florida. wIll liD' day Of 31 (1(3 December AD Itt). otter for tare and selt to the hiotiest bdder, f, cam, subject to any and at! eX3ting tt c-t (west) r the SeminOle COuOly Coutthou%r Sanford, Florida, the above '.' - -- I ,, ri ó .aPOfrC' of c,rutaIlon n the City cf A!Iamnte 5i''. ,'i Seminole Cosnty, flo'c.oaweek,toathast tow' (di consecutive wtekt prior to fhC claIrol the Public hearing; tri tiate 01 trie fifit p-ubliCltiOn to tht dale of me 14t pili(tloA. both dates toclui'rç. thou nOt be e than ffl! t-qht 171) days In adl?.c-n. ('4- -. Ic ,i jtt,ei- nfOrmOli ai5tiab3e 3 TI Department Ti-' 0 M 'oi .,, , -)'e d ttn 11Sf or t tht tiate of the Public .,. '--ri - . D'iTEO 7 t.iri, 4''' ' - - C '--'-4 i"- " 1 Ftc.' s ' utc - $ .. r - i " , --' "•; ¶ f',s '7th day of - L it,, L C Ir Clerk o' the City of A 'rc.nt Sçr '-q Ftr di pite 11 21 la Dec 5 $2 373 0EV 64 to a Summary Final Owes of 1? 1913 by th above entitled Court In Fortctosure entered on OctOfer - - 1-' ri --- S!0!t NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTr y, • I,$.fii,l-$ ininUrtheftcIht,$nam, Of 'DIR ELECTRIC at 700 West late Street I r .'yf 5i'-" r'i. - ......... . ', .• ' , . --- ..r( - _,,, ' . UOfl(C 5 hereby given that th laid fIcl,I,ov% name one of hii duly authorIzed depfllp$, undersigned, pursuant to the with the r'quirCment5 of Section will sell the prct-rty $stu?t 10 ''(t!. aqise laluts ta?uIC" $6C-, 1;' Coiity, Strnsflol,, florid., Chfler M3r1. Florida Statute, will S. Richard Cast Scnult deSCXibedat 1016, BlOck 0, FERN rtgIsterwitt' D'CCIfkOIth,CIrCUII 5 ROfefl Harold Schultz PARIC ESTATES, ci recorded ' Court, in and tot SemIrcile Cour,tiv, Publiih: Oct. 31, Nov. 7 ti, 7) 3973 Plot Book S. P691'S 10 33, Public Florida. upon receipt ct p-roof of the OEU-v3 MecQrd$ of StminoI County, publication of this nolic, the (ICFlorida. IllS the West 4012 1*04 IIbOJS name, to wit: BRITCHES FICTITIOUS NAME thereof at tttk Outcry 10 the 500714 Of FLORIDA under wnich NOTICE lShrrcbyqiv!-r'thatl,m aol best bie! I-Or Cash at 32 00 0 cJock riori 'in Tudy Ceiifcr liih*y i IhC ( ly of Circle stfrr Part. florida Decerr.ber sr 2 at "e d0J 04 fern POrk f Ior.na lam note County Florida under ttt WI inofI County C,rmouie That the party interested tfl said liCtit,O$ name of Sunshin# Sanford Florida enterprise is as tii Specialties anti that l int t Dated !473 TOi'OPROw INC req stCrso ,4narrew,th the Clerk ot ,41TCHEL L A NEWPEPGEP i'r pt'-' r.-.-t c--, e c r'-. s rrr ',4rtJ Ln!f-d .tr5r.4i (ty P.' t-t.3r.dO sO O$?rd39cr with me ' -' 'da Pres5de u,sions 04 the Fictitt-'iu Name KEIIOELL W. WHERRY Doted t Wihr Park, Oi-ctg Statutes, lo Wit: Section An stari ,,wiled £tat.-s Attrn,y CWnty Flor.da November I 1973 1 101146 Statutes 1937 A'lorne" for Pa ottt Pi,DIth NOv 14 71 7$ Dec S S Pt';l Orcr.n,rrasj P-,jblish: Oct. 3), NOv. 7, 34, 31, 3913 1973 PubliSh Nov. 14. 7). 25, Dec 3, 397) DC ('-214 CCV 1.4 0EV - •'-' . - '.- ' . -. - -. -. - ' - I -,-. D 1 --- ' - ic.t I.)UtI y 5 auinors are marriea ui was Whether the book succeeds in its quest for identity, one must look withIn on'seIf to answer. But the authors are unsparing They left no (Dean) Stones unturned unflipped. - An interview with Seymour iSerger, head of Topps Chewing 'urn Sports Department, 'the unquestioned tiaseball card king of the Universe," reveals what travail he went through in the early days of his busincs.s, when writing the Gospel (hat we later rea hungrily on the back of those car s. '1 used to write all the copy m'seIf," said Berger. "Jesus, it was murder. ' don't know the agony of trying to think up something nice to say about some guy who hit .176 last year and made 25 errors. What can you say — 'This guy stinks'." creams, t crc torcea urion us V ... I 5_I.. RLst I rpgnes.t ---- - cards, a sense of alienation takes hold. The cards are no longer the same. They don't Ion the way they used to. !1nd the taste different, as thought emakersareusin And Supplies " IJU)JVI Si 0111110 UI - 'a'.si'i:n r\ThJtl-ftNt; A5 • - - I. I I I ',t 0(1(1 il iistt "1 I j,J(ltL I I JfI-AI(it( NO MA it Ni: C T P4ANKSOIVING DAY I 4 ' 11g1 nng 12 posser charg d games nihtly except Sunday r0 tirii 7 3u p m 4atinee; 12noon Mond1i', thutsday, Saturdi ' PanQuiie1a tubes Free Thuzsds Nthi P c The hook is tic) only a pro' found look at a former way of ' Perfctias • Three Bi Qi * Daily tot rrsr-t-aatioflS call few," life. There are in a ny minuscule facts that still titillate a once and future fan. For example, there is a icture card in the book of tasanori Murakami, "'lth • Admission S0 and up (tinder IInot admitted) 5 b11 (After IOa ml 7 MIllS NORTH OF OXt ANI)O ON HWY. 1792 ItRN PARK. CASSE(UFRR MINUTES FROM 1-4 -- 1 1. l7Real Estate Wanted ______________________ Merchandise ------------------------. SO—Mitc, neous For Sale SI—HouSiuhold Goode $7-p ances Si—TV . Radio - Stereo 60—Office Equipment "This Is known as damning FOUl NEW COACHES with faint praise. The key (GO t APs There scill terms here are 'valuable is sai hiS In (lit' new Big lout liii mid,' which can 1w Ira nslated roughly as burn, and 'his 1'ni ftt'.,tlliuIl ja.sst. this fall. Alex share,' which means very Agase is at Purdue alter nine ORLANDO 14—Income And Investment Property some of my son's baseball cardboar 61—Budding Materials 621w and Garden 43—Machinery and Tools 64—Equipment for Rent 6$ — Pets and Supplies 66 — Hores o7—Livetock and Poultry 68 — Wanted to Buy 69—Stamps Coins 70—Swap and Trade il—Antiques 77—Auction . .' uc your camping and Canoeing at Camp Seminole, No alcoholic beverages 372 1470. Adding a room to your Home? Furnish It with Items. AdvertIse in Classlf lad Ad-s. 18 Male Help Wanted - - - - - _______ -- Transportation - -- 7$—Campers • Travel Trslers 76—Auto Repairs . Parts • Accessories 17 — Junk Cars Removed 75— Motorcycles i9—Truck O - and Trailers Autos for Sale S I—Aviation All advertlsin, appaario4 In Sanford Herald on Vttdrtelday will automatcalty be placed In Thur- sdays FAMILY BARGAl NLWS SECTION that H usslribttd I. an additional 12,000 homes in the ares. Advertisers should Include this inSertion in computing thit earned ratt Altamontesprings, to work mornIng shift. Ph. 1)4-2173. ru.-.rfl - Can Earn Up To $20,000 SANFORD CT. MOTEL Salei. Excellent lob opportunity. Excellent fringe benefits. Demonstrator arid gas furnisnett. Apply in fx.qson, Jack Davis, Bill Baker Volkswa0en, 3219 S. Hwy. li-fl, Sanford. ' Wanted: RNs and LPNS. Apply in person, Sanford Nursing anti Convalescent Center, 950 Dishwashers and Experienced MTllonv,tte Ave. Za'-.. cook.i. Apply in person to Saritcd Ranch House. Experienced bar maid. Apply In person to Bahama Joe's. 230$ French Ave. 322-5251. SecretarIes, typists, general clerical. All Office skills. Xtra Helpers, Temporary Service, 675 ISO). croom furnished apartment Adulti only. S,50 mo. U'ilitses furnished. Call 323015-3. Newly renovated. Class A rvting Color TV, Courtesy car pick up service. Famity units, ef ficiencles over nitn, low weekly rat. 322 3103. ___________________________ T,' 'edroom duplex furnished .iiartment 4720 Orlando Drive, '-nfOrd Man or woman to share expenses fl country home Call anytime, 372 5810. _______________________ 1 bedroom apt., carpet, air, kitchen equIpped, $110 mo Kulp Realty 372 2335 mf - _________________________ 2I1!iE m1!i!s 11411! £ AccountaritBoot.keeper 5.300 up, depending experience. Anderson Employment Service, $30 0166. Plight Bartender Apply in person Club Diamond,Hwy.17-92,DeBary fl,* SIuy Carpets - J)rapes Pr:r(,t,' Pit,' or Balc'iin' I",, lh- - Lq ulJ)f)e(1 Kit'Iien Wanted: Food Waitress, day shift. Insurance benefits. Aprly n person, Deltona Inn. Call 668 4493 for appt. Clerks—Norrell needs yOu for interesting and varied assignments, lyping, filing accountir.g. No fee. sail 641-1115, 7211 Ic-c Rd., V.'lnter Part.. 1.-i- -ç Franklin Arms Apartments 1120 Fli;ri(la :%'('flUe Saziforti, Florida RN fdr weekend work, day shill. Pleasant working conditions Lutheran Maven Nursing Ctnter, Oviedo. Ph. 363 3436 between 7 am. 2 pm. . - MEAT CUTTER. ExperienCed. Steady employment with modern meat processing p(ant. S day week, in$urø. anti bn*fits. £1 W. 13th St., Sanford. ATQt,sOTIvE MECHANiC,t,,, commission, ken kern's Garage. 11195. Sanford Ave., Sanford. 372. 3443. DRIVER. If you have an eye for real value, you'll eye the classified ads regularly. DESK CLERKS full time or partiirnC. Motri experience prefnrre-J Apply in person to EXPERIENCED MASON LABORER. PH. $315591. ip to 52. 23 per hr. to start, uniforms and equipment furnished. Apply Pinkerton's, Inc. 1001 Executive Center Dr., Orlando. Ph. 191-0161 or after 6:30 pm. Monday.Fri-day 372 4672. S -- DOWN CAVALIER MOTOR INN 32005. 1792. Sanford Food delIvery, fring, benefits. ImmedIate employment. RIch Pitti of Central Florida, 101 W. 13th St., Snford. 5% Help wanted male or female for operation of small machinery arid aslambly in woodworkIng, Apply Building 3S, Sanford Airport, 5 - 30 am. to 5:30 p m. - TOP WAGES PAID Forgreenb,angroders Will accei boys I girls 16 or Over. Sanfca-d area Afternoon and evening. Rigit off I I exit, Hwyl 44. Ph. 3fl-203i. LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, FLORiDA - 323-4670 • Cof Iege Stud*nt, part time work, will train. $2. per hr. Ph. 323-3900. SALESMEN 0 experIence necessary. Apply in Person, Art Grindle Wheel Ranch Inc. 4 300N.Hwy.1792, Sanford mall maintenanc, and laflitorial help, part time. Prefer senior citizen. Apply Holiday House, 3)0 E. Commercial, Sanford, after 2 pm. Wanted someone to cut and tdge lawn by month or by the lob To be taken care of weekly. Ph. 571-2677. PlIfli 1 Mobile Home Yard man delivery man, also sales person, 2 separate lobs. Good pay. Many fringe benefits including health and accident injronC holiday, vacation pay arid profit sharing. Call Gregory Lumber, mrnunity 322 0500. Workers apply In person to American Wood Products. 1797 Charles St. Lonowood, Fia. WHERE DO TH CUSTOMERS GO? ws 1% O'i VJSL. 5% find P'sc',, Bu,,entii Fvierh 9% )3erous.eof Pr';ra 14% 1leco.ie of Cixes 68% Becojw of lróffe,-,nce 'b., WsI OtY P% ., 'U,' 'U(*A 5-5% c,**4 rd4Irv - - is - .' The City of Winter Springs Is taking applications for the position of Iire 20 Male-Female tighter. Must have 70 houri HelpWanted certIficate. Applications can be picked up at City I-fall, 1 North Part lime help wanted evenings, Fairfax Ave., Winier Springs. restaurant counter and kitchen help. Must be iS or over. Ph. 67120)0. . years at Northwestern. Johnny Iint got's to Northwestern hayrn lift Indiatia I -e ('orso in' k-riled I'ont former job at In(11011.1 sstsik (Jenny Stolz retetiRil 1)1111) l)augtwrty at Michigan state. l)augherty th be a Saurday television (vimluwntator this season Camping-Resorts * *GUARDS* * For Sate '1 can still remember the oversized headlines in the Boston newspapers and the feeling of stunned incredulity they aroused in all of us our first encounter with the underlv ing frailty of the human condition. Up until then death had been some- il—Garage . Rummage Sales thing that only happened to S-8oats & Marine animals or in the movies... Equipment If something like this could tiappen to harry Agganis 54—Campsng Equipment then what was to become of $7—Sports Equipment 50—Bicycles "What indeed." 59-..Muslcal Merchandise TOday, as I steal a look at - - $1—Farms and Groves out. And the authors '"5'" reeiill Harry Aganis, handsome, power -hitting Red Sox first baseman who died at age 2.5 of leukemia: now c • oug Looking back the authors dissect a card of Sam Esposito, a utiIit' infielder The Kansas City Royals will for (he Chicago Vhite Sax. Berger wrote: 'lie has playnineSaturdaynightgames proven to be a valuable hand, at home during the 1973 basestarting his shiirt' ci games at hail season. as many as four P0751 The Texas Rangers will The nut hors. with the their AmerIcan League baseperspective of maturity, now ball season April 10 in Kansas ana yze that statement in City against the Royals. bl000less intellettualism: -- -- I'•- r 47—Mobile Homes 'I - 'I - )S—Mobde Home Lots For Rent ,1eI1h( (,'3()t)I( cover, and nearirnm ---the nrer' cariously meditative age of 30. This book appears to be a taking stock, of their old baseball collections and of themselves. To know the man, we must understand the child, goes the adage. Thus the raison d'etre of this book. ' ' champ Miami of Ohio concludedaperfect lO-Oseason last weekend by blanking Cmdnnattl,6-0, The Itedskins are rankedo, l5nationallybyme Associated Press. Gator Coach Doug DIcky said Tuesda)' his team voted unanimously to accept the Tangerine Bowl bid 1 CHANGING THE ZONING OF UNITED STATESOFAMERICA. Pi--fflff. v AIR CONDITIONIH DLI 11011 (Al [kiruit runiIng back in training camp & RE FRI GE RAT ION. INC a Florid, corporation. et a! Dfe'n- Lions defensive back Dick Jau. grabbed three Bears' aerials, dint(s). —NOTICE OF SALE ran can't think of anything he including one he returned 95 Nottcelsh.febygenttt ha au .i (lU unwiy to yarua (or a touchdown. to Summary FinnI Decr.e of FQrtCIifl4jf', entered on it, account for his three key pass A copy sttall be availab,e it the I don t tnlnk I played any 1973 by the above entItled Court. in intercentions uI!ainst the Clii office oftie City Clerk for alt perthe above ttyltd cause, the Wi differently Sunday than I've n' son-s drsar,ngtoe'amine the same. derligned United Statei Marshal, been doinu all season '"i,i s,-, All parties so nterest and citizens 1)itfcrent or not, the rookie's ora' of his duly authorited deputies, thall hay* an opportunity Jaur-on. "I d say " a to be w11 sell the situate In performance won him Defen. 23-year-old heard at Sad hearino. SeminoleCounty. Ftorkla,d*scribed i tot of luck Is involved. Dl. C ii. t.,. By order of the City Commission as: Lot 'e wyer Oi U 01 the Csty cii Sanford. Florida. a. o, ENGLISH ESTATES. in the i'.atIonal Football League "A lot of things went right for H. N. Iamm, it. UNIT TWO, according to the p1.1 from the Associated Press us in the game. " City Clerk nC came up thereof as recorded in Ptat Book 13 The ..f on11 aton. 0 the Citf of .rom with the right defenses at the pages $4 and IS. Public Records of Sanford. Florida Seminole County. Florida at public sale went the First nine games right (line." Publith Idov 21. '73 outcrytothehighelttndbe5?bidd,r thlsseasonwithoulintercepting 0EV 1,1 for cam at 12:00 O'ClOCk 000fl On II s But in the Iaons Tuesday. December 15, 1973 at the romp over Chicago, Jauron a West door of the Seminole County UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUTmOUS,. Sanford Florida. _____________________ COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF I j Dated - 3074-73 FLORIOA.ORLAIIfi3O DIVISION— MITCHELL A. NEWBERGER L9OI Notice - COURT NO, 733$ On — tJnit $ff5 Marthal UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 01 trlct of Florid, 1IOTICEOFINTENTIOp4TO P-?fltt. iR CONOITlO)flP-, --------------------& REt- RIGIllAT IOU INC a UstIed States Attorney TO ALL WHOM Florida corPoration ef at V Attorney for PlaLntitt CERN L'YI?4C. • T Tt$( SI COR THE INTERSECTION R OF F RE N C H AVENE AND TWENTIETH STREET TO GC2 (GENERAL COMMERC IAL) DS7RICT IIIe both Mid-American conference J i.IOfl $ Iauron 11 .ameu I I1 4 111 iOp ueienslve riayer LegalNotice 1097 sellout author-s AY(Ithi ------------------- -• againstwinlessFlonida State in (,aines1lle Dec. 7. I.lI4I'J& IIUWIJJ L.'UI$tJiILIlaiLLfl, - iiigv ouwi ii e y. inc game is a 33—Houses Rent Furnished where baseball car-dsstood in CO Urse. l7—Busines Property the lives of kids in those days, For Rent And those names, some of and of the monumental effort to chew the gum that came lfl which se have forgotten, yet 35—Wanted to Rent - - ________ tho1etreasuredlittlepackets. are undeniably unlorgetta____________ Real Estate ble: Ned Carver, Herbie II 1idthlr one par it was Mews. Saul Rogovin, Sibb,y 41—HOUSIS for Sale .1,(JvO-eat Tangerine Bowl in "We h1 no op1on, a ian,, Orlando u.iawiii us,- genine spokesman said. "We seasa riid in Gain- are a major bowl arid have to esviu* The gameisseLIoruv.. conductourselvesthatway. We ___. AN JEND 4) 14 _____ __________________ Rentals in importance only to base- number 1/8, Eddie Gaedel, thc,,mdget ho batted (and ball trading cards. Vdiiuu) once for the Browns' 22. -............................... - F1oc1a. - z -'-' -- RRIMT (!AflT.T SpminnlA hnlfhir'k k r'niiaht f'rnm hnhinri b FurTherdescr'bede1,astf Bear recorded in Plat 8') . L.a.. Road. rrirth Cf MCPdeiI Rod. Pubbc RCCOrOS 01 StioIe County. -, 5 - - -- WHOA. Don't throw awayusefuI Idle item'i. Sell them quickly with a Herald Want Ad by calling 322 2611, and asking for a friendly Adyjit, j'aVe1i,ReCr,atIOn ________________ ii—Travei Agencies IlCampingResorts book. For examyle, Travel Agencies FLYING CARPET TOUQS, 'MC Airline tickIs. Cruise anti Tos,i's t official rates. 30) Semoran Blvd., (Mwy 436). 531-3233. 111 i m a very gullible guy - you have to be to be a baseball 1n - because I did catch several errors in the book, themostcgregiousbejngthat word, when Snooky Lanson, have a lack of facilities i The Gators, 5-4, have a three- lando that will be i'edlfled begame vIctory strtn8 going Into fore the 1974 classIc." BEINGAZOHIP4G PLAN WITHIN UtITED STATESOI.TRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF — THE CITY OF SANFORD FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION FLORIDA SAID AMENDMENT • - - I - At Tangerine Bowl against nation- same pr t me, bowl officials peti• . . .-, rdn,,.4 ,,m, O ',uO. honed the National Collegiate - I) third row of Sister ?'.ever msn(i, I believe all 30—Apartments Rent Calamina's class, squeezing those names, and more, and w,iurn.shed my hands together to make a ttier1 , ,besIdes Pretzels 35—Apartments Rent -C Furnithed oelis I .sxed off their own field just a invitation to Miami of Ohio last _'5_ •. ____ - — v .... ..-.•• -. - --': '5.• --'"'- .'"---- - -. -- -' --- -- -- an erine S ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - The The Tangerine Bowl sports ••=•• • ' • k' -, . . - Florida. tifleol wiiict Iii foUcvrs: A' ORDIN.,Nr "F "l"v u f, Ct.,rrbers ,jf 1 f!t (rfifl W ! the Court Sanford, Avc'nui Irom the Nrlh R W Inc Of rior,a. on December 12. W73, at Stale Road 436 to the North R -W line 7 or as soon as of Citrvs Street: pn$rt)le. tothecorporateimltsoftheCilyof Planning and Zonng Alt*more Srirtgs, Florida; and Cornmssion 1W To co'nhder also the question St flol* County. Ficrida of designating and aSsigning the By 3 Wihams. ZOOOQ classifical,on of IL InZèinc Df,ctor dus'rtal O4lrIct to said pt-openy as Pum: NOv. 7). 1973 tP'.at cLassiIicaton isdescribed to the 0EV 174 zoning ordinarces 04 At'arnote Springs, $oiida. to wit: Ordinence No. 725 73 and as NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOT iCE IS HEREnv GIvEr4 ts't anie,ued and supplemented. The present zoning oassaicarion b y,riue of trial certain writ of E*eut ion issued out of and under 01S40 Properly ii, R $5 ReSidential. Stogie Family oistrict. as mat seal of the Count-f Cowl 04 clanitscation IS described in the Semtoole County, FlOrida, upon a I itiji judgment renred in the zoninqordinancesandrrculationsof Sem.no!p County, FlOrida. for0id court on toe 30th day of The Public Hearing will be Mid i July.AO. it?), in that certain case me City Halt, Altamorde Spring. entitted, Dealer Au'ø Sates. Inc.. a Florida, i the IPh d6y of Florida corporation Plair,litf, Orr.rmbet, 197), at 430 p in, or as James P Paugn and Mone D t.ori'*there- at?rrAsposssbe.atwtiith P's Defendant, wtich tiffle iteretid parties and citizensaforesaid Wrst 01 ecu! ion as for 4fl'f .ganst thP ptoOoted •r drlvrest in me as S?,rtf 4 O 1 irrd I iSjtdheartn may be continued h l*vsed 5s00 the fotic'*,n time tO I ntl hnal action described property owned by James •' -. - _______ the tOtivtng Pwaring: dyi-.btprertyta}T eratxatIncffhe tots 34. 35 36 35. 39.40 and 41, toitO*ng desrlbei POP.rtV lying McNeil $ Orange Villa. Sr-cl'ori 7, and being to Semtn,ie County, Townthlo2l. Rang. 75, as recorded FIor'da to wit: in Ptat Bool 2. Pate 99. public tots I tPru 24. 1ctuve. Bio records of Seminole County, lTracl San thII ftafter ..•c•l•. - • - little known to me as Whammy Douglas and Clyde Klutz wei- to mo ball players,, grew the '50s. And the resounding - - boolc "How did I ever know DonKollawayin 1949. the fifties would ever end?" Pierce was traded for Aaron Robinson, In 1948. And. flh iih S cce -- —'- ' I irn to contider .,. - ii ooe&ii -come as a snoc," said Stargell. "That all happened In 'it. Then' are no hard frellngs ¶etween i'.te nd m because we had control over . WAITRESSES NEEDED DUNKIN DONUTS - . r. . . -. PIANO LESSONS 1? Week Chard Course Harry Wetter, 323 1379 1-Card of Thanks I'm not sure how many of The •--.-==--;; - - '' behind Bench and Billy Williams of ror Rose, the glossy MVP award ue finished third and fourth i For Stargell, it marked the t)frrJ career. r'e#iveii -1 vnt t. n,.• nl.. ..i ,n,hIi 5,---.. ,fn-,, ,,,,.,-,,,,,,, place and a total of fl4 points, "It's great to be No. 1," Rose said. baseman Joe Morgan. Bonds Stargell, the league leader in "it's the biggest honor yet. I'm collected 174 points, and Morgan, home runs with 44 nd runs bstted in thrIlled and happy." one of four Redt In the top 10, vith 1t), ol1tted iO first-place Rosewasn'tcompletelysurprlsed, collected 102 points. _____________________________________________________________________ _____ ____ ______________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ ___ _________________________________________ ________ fl the Cly 01 Sanfrd. Ftoda. t Diitncl on • .• itL 3—Cemetaries - ••-- k- Trad and Bubble {Ufl oiTm r Ilook It is an uncom o F UDERTA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by SPr. talk," said Rose. "But I had a great I' he I egal otice CITY OF ALTAMONTESPRINGS. )JOII 93 points, ______________________ rnf101e CoUfly. TO WHOM IT MAY COPICERPI WUI Seaver of the New York Mets by 22 pouts 2.e a I ega. 0.. e Le ai Notic _______________________ 1973 today by the Baseball Writers on o America. su Golden State a 108-105 ricto.-y over Milwaukee, Lakers were whipped by the Knicks 1(-89. 11 although I wouldn't have felt bad If ••4• , liii , I i,,.up alter i feed. froni \tutluts ich Bill - ri n a er I.e - - flotic4mble, this book did not speak Engljs." . - ...A --...._,_ •,_••__ 'W " th lb' (NEA) - Bliel in thIs year's Cy Yourj Award "-• v*T tI)u1'h. Green string beans, you pIck. Don. aId Voungers, 322-10, sinci 1969, when Willie McCovey of ; - fliurmond nelped Golden k squeeie -by Milwaukee 108-105 - I - - Montreal relief ace Mike Mar- By Ira Berkow NEW YORK - --.-- left fielder, was named the National his all-out, aggressive baseball style, the Reds dynamic player won the MVP prize In a close battle with It R esu votes and 250 points. - Roberts & GIman • . Green Beans, you pick. Tyte Farms, Celery Ave., Ph. 322-1719,3723710, Department Hours - - -' .-- Make room for daddy. Have a garage sale with a iOw-coI classified adl HUSBAND AND WIFE teams are not rare in Elgrove Deltona shuf- 74 Business Opportunities 2? Rorna fur Rent Truck Drivers and Owner Operatorj SELF SERVICE COIN OP' RATED Motel reeded to transport automobiles Men and women needed to train as KWIK KAR WASH available San within the state tv Florida, Muit managers ,Jndas$istant managers CoIorTv. Pool Phones lord and surrounding area. Very have a good safety record, arid be in Convenience type stores. Good Extra clean rooms & efficienciss. Investment. 75 prt fiflaricng able to qualify under strict DOT salary, paid vacati5, hos day week month. 322 1391 An nle5tmint lot those requirements. Owner Operators pitalitation insurance. Cxcllent MUST SUCCEED and one toil must have new or nearly Opportunity for advancement will provide years of steady n 30 Chevrolet, Dodge, GMC 01 Ford Apartments Rent Apply Lll'I General Stores, 230) come. Call coitzct, 901 773'7I67 conventional tractors. Mileage t French Ave., Sanford, or 300 Unfurnished 41c and- ak loaded, 17c empty. VOIVSi& Ave., O'ang, City. TheanswevIo"Whattodowithyr ifldrm.AiA. Weekly Settlements, old Car." Sell it with a CIiSSifid other Kitchen Equipped. Adults benefits. Apply Building 111, Ad P0. 373 0911 alter 330 p m. Sanford Airport or phone (3(35) MEN OR WOMEN If you aren 327 1046 for appointment. 'obe'ooms I bath, wall towaU Seminole County tefesttd in earning 5)000 per ______________________________ carpeting, drapes, central heat month, part time with only $3,300 Roberts I GlIman, Central Florida's air. Fully equipped kitchen to invest, fully returnable, call leaders has one 19 Female Help Wanted opensng in their with dishwasher. Call Mrs COLLECT Mi'. Crow (214) 24) Seminole County (Longwood 373_4657. ,e-therty _________________ Sanford Branch) office. You'll be AVON MAKES CHRISTMAS TIlE Nice 1 arid7tedro..ma;t. tuOorted by extensive Used Farm Fqssipmen? wult sell fast SEASON 10 BE JOLlY. Earn l0oMagnolia Ave. vertising and easywith. Classified Ad. Call and extra money for gifts as an AVON manag,rI.l Apt.). assistance, Experience in real 3222611 Ot 131*993. representative In your spare time. Call 641 3079. et6te not essentIal. License SELF-SERVICE COIN OPERATED GENEVA GARDEN necessary. Call Larry Saxon, KWIK KAR WASH available APARTMENTS San Getting ready to move? Sell excess REALTOR. Diitrlct Sales fordarea. Wry low Investment, 15 1303 W. 25th St. items quickly with I Classified Manager, per ce-nt financing. An investment 3 bedrooms. 2 bathi, carpetng & for the who MUST SUCCEED drapes Pool Kit(he-fl equIpped. 3 and onethat will provide years of Children accepted Call CLERICAL—If you're an cx steady income. Call collect 90.4 perinr.ed payroll clerk wrio en 830.5500 723 7 IL?. joys working with personnel, then _______________________________ 31 Apartments Rent Inc. Realtors Longwood we're looking for you. Some Furnished Switchboard experience 29 Rooms for Rent _________________________ OJnVFPS P,,rt lime or full time preferred Contact PnrsonrIi )rTmi',\ :r I tlr -J, Orvotc cntran(p, A Du f. Sons, Oisu, AVLU MOBILE PA4, Yi-u cst Co. :.n s Pdrk bath anti parking, Call 322-7$Q. 3P.S)2l1. 2Si Park Drive .3fl 7161 - REAL ESTATE SALES LOST: Male Dchthnd I, Longwood area, black with browr paws I brown under neck and tall Name. "Snoopy". Reward. $34 5196. 9 Mi'Fiiaie Help Wantea - I..ostand Found t rr 'it 71 • 20 ---------- ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Tc - •' , -. I'\ El U 514 BE RKOW fl 1$ r ..Irarurn • •• - -•.. 1 1101 the game on ice phase of the game," corn- maker hit on 9 of 18 tries from However, on six 'lifferent mented Sterling. the floor, as well as converting cra.sioflS they allowed the host Actually the contest could all but one of eleven tosses from . •,• 18Male HelpWanted FACEDWITH A 0RlUhlNG PROBLEM Perhap5 AlCOhljt5 Anonymo5 Can Help Phn 17] 1517 Write p o fbi Ill) Sanford. Fl0fjd WANT AD team. Polk hit on 44 of 82 shots and the grabs, added 12 poInts to the double figure status by hitting eleven and ten markers Wi knc ttrnt the boarth Ilasders sure successful on 31 'J(' of ensic toLd ihi Seimnok Communit) would be oncoithe big problems of 67 tries This figure was Gerdid Ocns and Freshman respccti%ely College Itaiders found last night this year," said Sterling, "But I iumped up by the six first half HERALD SCORESOARO thatwlnsarehardertocomeby Feel c should hae done a cherr) pickers and seseral SEMIH0LE FOA.FO FTA. FTM PTS REB A Players on the road as they fell to the better job than we did." easy, in close shots after th Polk Community College "It's not that our boys didn't Vikes hit the offensive boards ., n i Vikings Wednesday night 88-83. hustle, they did," continued the for the rebounds. 11-9 101) 21 6 1 Crawtd 0 '°$2 McCullum The Lake Mary based squad disappointed head cage mentor, Seminole featured a balanceci canieoutolthefirsthalfwitha "They were just not blocking offensive attack with 7-3 2- 1 7 2 IfmS umsleading 42-42 tie. It was out properly." sophomore Chip Crawford 1Kennebrew House during those 20 minutes that the 'I guess we ha e not come as hitting 28 poInts from his guard r$ •• "5 ______Personals IIiAIJIMf MMII &nir �- -'- ft~ - -- , .n. - .L __r-'__..r..---_- -- -- Wednesday, Nov. 21, 1973 48-The Sanford Herald 1 A -, 31 anksgiving Happy r AVALON APARTP.?ENIS ADULTS NO PETS - flow lndSI. 37 L ___~r"" last. 32 9091 ______________________ I bedroom furnished house bath. *11 to wall carpet. drapes, stovt .'tfrigefatOr, gatage and fenced p1,700. Hall Realty Houses for Sale I 100 C 2Sth Si.. 3fl 6691 Stenstrom ntd IDYLLWILDE -. EXCLUSIVE YOU GOT TO HAVE A2STOW 'MOSSIE C. BATEMAN HOME? O.K. We've got III Colonial, too Has 3 bedrooml 317 7j43 BROKER 7'.i baths. formal diniN row, climate control plus man NEAR 46 EAST features. $46,600. It's brand ne Four bedroom. 3 bath, central heat toot First time advertised. and Ii?, two car garage, fencpd EXCLUSIVE yard, with tOassorted citrus ire", IDYLIWILDE PROUD? YOU SET We're prot convenient to shopping area, to show thiS brand new 3 bedroor rn,soo. FOR IjEAUT1t-UL 1O*'for sale or saw, call us . INVESTMENT! Building Includes) attractive apts. Will make nice rttidence with good rental in. come, 521.500. garage, and many extras. An even att3lJOO.you'llbeproud own and live in It, See ii n.vt Fir time advertised. flOt Yovr Multiple Listing Agency Local and National MIS 2S4S Park D REALORS HAD HiathaAve allY 97 "Stop Urn! " HOME WITH INCOME Large 3 bdrm., home in a quiet neighborttood. near schools and thurchet. Small cottaU!. rented. Live in one, or rent both. You cnoose. Call George Willis, Assoc. Seller wants an offer Roberts & Gilman 8305500 Have a real estate problem? Stan Vermilion at 1311 7020 Cailbarl Real Estate '.'.ble tlomc' Bank Repotsessions, 15 to choose from. $31 7373 Deala - END OF YEAR CLEARANCESave up to $15.00. All mobile homes drastically reduced. Come see the genuine bargains at Place Homes North, Hwy. 17-92 Lake Kathryn USED HOMES SALE! expense when built. Wante Comfort, health forces sal, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES SoO French Ave. 33 Orlando Of. 1.19,900. 223S200 About this 3 bedroOm, 7 bath split Bakalla, Inc. bedroom plan home. It's located Elmer on a butiful comet' lot. quit? Realtor 13.1-7W fern Park U'Cti(x. Vt'l cw,venient. Eat in k;tchi,. family room, beautiuI One yr. old, large 3 bdroom hot's Fenced yard. approx. 3 acre parquSt ilO1. This home is one of lakefront property on big Lali a kind. Price 537,500 Owner will Mary. Ph 372 7903. carry mcrige at i' pct. 322 5500 Spacious IDYLLWILOECOMMERCIAL LOCATIONS bedrooms, 7 baIS, family roor central heat & alt, range, d3s We have them from so' tots on up washer, disposal, drapes. carpe today. Call throu1 large acrsge. double garage, large lot 1 mar other attractive features. Doe Stem per Agency mlfl this buy at 1.34,700. Mal SEMINOLE REALTORORL-, WPdown payment a. assume 7 pc MULTIPLE LISTINGSERVICE mortgage 1919S French 3774991 twe.. Sur.day, 3737371 or 327-119'I SUNLAND- 3 lend srd A little work & some pat ling needed. Priced at on I' x 43' Spartan, travel trailer, good for campsite, builder's office or storage. 131 30$1. -. agriculture, $16,500. agriculture. $1,530. MS 3733 Convenient and charming. 'ust CITY- 3 be n%. furnished C c,,mplrt'ng 4 new 3 bedroom home close to shopping. A u, homes with garage. air and fenced yard. $16,500 with $35 carpeting Located on a quiet street with like beteNi. Wilk to shopping and schools I_Ow down piyment. Only 122.500 to 1.250 CUFF JORDAN 6311722 REALTOR -- C A WhIddOetSr.. Broker Ill t4 Park. Sarifcrd 377 59) ST. JOHNS REALTY Co BROKERS The Time Tested Fir in 120 Park Ave Days. 3724123 Nights 327fl57; 3" 5424 -- KULP REALTY Realtor 3 -43 107W 1f St Boat in the way? Sell ltfa%t and UtY with a low coo classified adI down & low mo payments. Paola area. bedrooms. 2 baths, central net Florida room, carpet. I. m', more. $ acres with private ft pond. lie to appreciate. 5.55.00- COUNTRY- - Hwys.SlandI2. 330zM0'abouf5 1 acres. High, dry ari d wooded. COUNTRY CLUB-- 2 bedrooms, bath. Sf0-vS, rei'igerator. carp large patio, fenced yard. Do miss this one at 113.900 with Ii Jim Hunt Realty -- - - 3231010 - 7524 Park Dr. 312 7111 After hours. REALTOR 373.3991 .r,292$1 222-a - -- ' odys ill 1213 No friffic, nice trCes, almost new 3 bedrOom, I bath. carpet. large itc-ieri, 52.500 down, Ill mo. 313 t)(j9 I ST.JOHN!MARINAAREA WHIT ESIDE APPLIANCES, 644 7*4). 112.000. STONE ISLAND AREA - Fine for horses and real country lIving. 11 acres,. 1.11.900 Forrest Greene. Inc. 1304W. Fairbanks WE TAKE TRADES Realtors 645 7333 Large cornet' tot, near old NM 7S'* 722-. Reduced for quick cash sale Tom Bryant, RI, 1, Jonesbc,ro, Ark. 73101. Ill' front on Sanford Ave. 117. on 13th St. Zoned Cl 79 pct. 0ovr1, balance 10 years. Appliance Sales & Service, 2617 S French Ave. Sanford, 372 7651 p. f NMORE WASHER, parts. Service, used machines MOONEY APPLIAICES, 323 0697, Healing New .1rm. 7 bath home in ItI'pISCe %&6.2.G 7 , 1 pt. O.vrc LstItO.* 3c5 313torMni RsO'ux. RI I Poi aI$. BCtV'.'. I WINTER SPRING S -The Terrace 3 bedroOm. ;kj baths, rec room, tot-be 1.hop, quiet neighborhood. Per 14.100 and assume 1)9,000 ntrçace at I pc-I. Total monthly 5177, possrS5*n, 'iL' " ) .1T . 1 .,. J1 L i,u t i r, i ,rtfla,. 'rnt , ,r ,.-.' Roliis--Fairwtr% front atrd I. ;,.r. •O21- . 1 bedronms. 7 oaths, ftntin3, P'!, trees f%; '.; irj' f"; Blair Agency 0 C.. 4ILMR BROKER 4LJ. PttNU.GTOU A)OC ic"& 337 9370 371 710 361' front on W f irst Strrt. 1cti )9acres. High &dry Verynear I Reg.Stered (trwer wti.'t cookEng I b<ft-n, fenct yrJ and orange tries to play under. Fte'Shly p*intt r.j,s..j',.. a" : I Garage-Rumma g e 4 Sales 30 Miscellaneous For Sale * Sanford Auction * PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY i.nt;u;.-es. /:.OhCY Miscellaneous, NCA. 4nd Lj5d IrnuSure and applianceS. Plus tii..i iwatrh ^11s) Saturday. All Soul's Catholic Sharing Center, 312 Sanford Ave. Lots of Goodies, Friday, Sat, I. S..ndy, 724 E Broadmoof, Lake fl.i'5 (14rrrr_Ie-!f Jr y ', 53 L3oats& Marine Roberts & Gilman 830-5500 --' Stamps.Colns Equipment sAuctioneerng Service* - (MPLE IL AuC IIDN 'i :iL Buy, tell, cons;qni spprate. Of spet?il t.aJt'S OJt Clif anything of vàhtiO Hwy. Il 9? Ibehind Win (hostel Mob4t Hnmes.i 373 141 Sanford. FIa jfl l'ja3 '1.I Ttr;rL.:.ii Li, (t.'(..Jrf Manint. 176' 10. 1*) ftp. Menc. cruiser. Used Only 10 hfs. $350. take' OvC? 3229008. PORSON MARINE 7977 Hwy 11 97 )3? 596) I ii S . . - . 0 _- - __ReaulyCa's shape 3653710 - _______________ . __ I? Volt .suto Batteries 111.95 11 Junk CeramiCs ___ Cars Removed - -.------- Abarvlorsrd, unwanted junk cars hauled away. Your cost, 110 Orlando. 2956194 anytime. /9 "" 0 JACKSON'S CERAMICS. supplies, kiln dealer. lOSS Closed Thursday & 6. Ssnday. 3321971. ______________________________ ç't asri buyers for a small in vc'stmcnf. Place a Iw cost rlassified ad for results Motorcycle s REASONABLE PRICES. CALL 372- Trucks and Trailers ____________________________ .... a to advertise classified ads! forget Ph. 322-26 1 1 it in the ' ' Plumbin g Painting--InterIor 1. exterio r , re'pairs.rools painted. free honest experienced estimates. 3730291. PlO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD HANDY MAN CONCRETE PATIOS finishing his education? That's / lot of &'ratch in anybody s money league . . ' .16 Pressure Cleaning It _ PH, 0310 Druftng -__ 1931 Chevrolet ' iti 6 c -yI 4 5Pre'1 lt' Fix up" Time. I-ffre an expert heavy duty rear, $250 or best oftiir. rparmanfrom'oi.ai''s ctasstied 75 Custom made screen rooms. car. portS, Top workmanship and mater'als. LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, 373W5. .-_---. k~_L ~v l v~I - KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER Onl authonijed sales & service in Sanford. Open 9 S. Mon Fri Sat UI a classified ad help you clean out 1 9 I. 101 W. 77th St Ph 373 SI X your attic, garage or basemenll FREE Home Deenonstration ADCOCK win' in s-eU Something' ,, , (!,, y lid Ad ,vii iving results - __________________ WallpaperHangIn IUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS PAUL_tI.AIER Sma ll Jobs Want ed Prof essional Wallpaper Hanger 372 l3."Lake Mary— Licensed Residential Commercial _ ---_ --_-_Urr Ut I', ;t -I ,--. CkOIUI9 1. hodges- & Otiffit land Clearing fixca.at'ag & GrJr.g Ph 323 I??? or 377-6243. day or nte. 111111111- - -_ Lawn Service - Lawn Clears Up, and LiiItII Hauling. Trstmblay, 3732774. __. 11 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typesandsises We repair and service I ,s-r,dscapang, Mowing. Edging, rimmng Free ESt R94sofl.*t)it,,j3tjer - i DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING 3" and larger, pumps, sprinklers Water conditioners, 3224610 Pioo&s Ga.'dert & Lawn Se'r','ie " _1 JV ;_ I . _. -V j SUPPLY CO ; ~=~ ---_ -i - . 372 z432 I; 1122- Layer kids' Board To Walk For Dim ('dk'ml1lr 2.A Clss aifiedads _. 911-1111 Comics ..............911 Crossword puzzle .. 12A ... 12i Dear Abby l)r.Crane , . . )2A .. DIAL I - - f LA VER AND COIl EN Certalnb' we are Interested in . Getting ready Florida's new consumer protection law, Ally, Gen. Robert Shevin hopes that he will have It in effect prior to the end of this year. hit's lt move too rapidly on "his one, folks, cause it just es could force more than a few merchants right out of Seminole County School Supt, do," said Layer. "I'd like to See busiries. Williaiii P. Layer has all principals and teachers out Many businessmen are surely challcngec4 all school board there walking too. Besides, the going to object to the strong members to walk in the March exercise will do them good!" rules that will determine how of Dimes Pledge WIk, Dec. 1, Teen chairman for Seminole -- STINE MACHINE & 707W. 2n4 St. '-. they conduct their business in starting at 7 a.m. outside he County David Cohen urges all the state, Sanford Chamber of Corn. walkers to start signing tip their ihlt'rn'. t1ilLil.S now. Forms for the If 0 lIla!) is illing to risk hiS l.iyer is the campaign wilk can be picked up in an>' Investment into a bUSInCSS, he ctlairnian for Semlunok' County, school oilier'. Those who parshould be the one to finally and he will ix' leading off the ticipate in the walk must sign determine I s ithin the bounds of walk. "A lot of students from up sponsors who will agree to t not violating the laws whether Seminole schools will be pay a certain amount of money he can be if success or walking the 20-mile route, so I for every mile the walker capitulate to bankruntc%'. think it's the least we odults can walks. Too mans' liriies have nt' Seen the government go lileddling index Into a situation, only to corni the problems instead of JditoriaI comment - . - Vs Area deaths ......... 2A 'alleviating same. Bridge ...........IVs Entertainment .....8B WellDrifting reArV~ % & ~ 7 WL01 " ~~ l R4U SINL i Mr.. _2611"Or -831-4993. il VacuumCleaners , Lund - lis New shingles tacked on by square Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, with sir, or by hand Licensed & insured 313 $31J Custom work. Free Estimate. 323- COBURP1 fENCE CO. - WASHINGTON (AP) The White lIuu.sc today t.'.ucd the following following annual Thanksiiviru ftiv proclamation by l'rcidt'nt ixoii: "In the first Thanksgiving man affirmed his determination to live in God's grace arid to act in God's will on the shores of a new land of promise. In this Thanksgiving season we re affirm that determination. "Time has not dimmed, nor circumstance diminished, the need for God's hand in all that America may Justly endeavor. In times of trial and of triumph that single truth reasser ts it. self, and a people who have never bowed before men go gladly to their knees In submission to divine power, and in thanks for divine sustenance, "On this Thanksgiving Day we mark the 10th anniversary of the tragic death of President John F. Kennedy. As we give thanks for the bounty and goodness of our land, therefore, let us also pause to reflect on President Kennedy's contributions ti the life of this nation we love so dearly. "Those who celebrated the first Thanksgiving had endured hardship and loss, but they kept alive their hopc and their faith. Throughout our history each generation has endured hardsWp and loss, but our faith and trust in (sod's providence has remained undiminished. At this first Thanksgiving in 12 years In which the United States will have been at peace, we see that God's grace also remains undiminished. For this we give thanks, "Now, therefore, I, Richard Nixon, President of the United States of America, In accordance with the wish of the Con. gress as expressed in Section 6103 of Title S of the United States Code, do hereby proclaim T:. rsday, Nov. 22, 1973, as a day of national thanksgiving, and concurrently, a day of prayer for the memory of John F. Kennedy. 1.t all Americans unite on this day, giving thanks for the manifold blessings vouchsafed our people, and Inviting all of those less fortunate than ourselves to share In those blessings in God's name, for Ills sake, and for our own. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand this Sixteenth Day of November, in the Year of Our Lord, Nineteen Hundred-Seventy-Three and of the Independence of the United States of America, the One Hundred Ninety-Eighth." - - Ij I-.*.* - Being perfect requires the art shoving your mistakes on Gthers. I I! .11 st. - ,. - - h1oroscox.' 12\ 811 Publtenotices Society ..... ...l2A-13.' 14A-15A Sports - 5A State 'IV .......... CB .. I -1%441. 9. , -. - - , - I . - - -. ,;..._-_.:. -,-_--;,, -~__ -;__., ___ -1-1 1. -1 . I I -.i_:!-__-_-` _~1.1 _1 ''-;, , -',_ ~ - - 1. 1. ...J, _. ,-1 . r , ~ . ~-- -T -- ~_~ ~- ~ - - _.,-J47-0.6._ .., __ ---!.---- '_L7' - -wS , .'. ,-'. _ ' ,-e__._ -., I ,id11111111111111 -t A Qu sti eon Finds "' Elusive Answer And the cynic says "What is there to be thankful for' "What is there to be thankful for when wars prevail, when turmoil and strife divide us? "Why is there cause for thanksgiving when so many are hurting and killing others in hatred and Furs"! "How can we give thanks when crime and violence and disunity thrive in our own country and many people, even at the very highest levels, are forsaking brotherly love and the dignity of law?" The cynic is unobserving. He fails to see the vast majority of men yearning and praying and striving for peace. He does not take into account that for every breaker of the law there are thousands who respect and obey it. The cynic overlooks the nation's inherent strength and its ability to heal internal differences and stand fiercely united in the face of common danger. He ignores the advance in public welfare and the daily countless evidences or man's charity and compassion for those in need. Nothing to be thankful for? No thanksa,iving that our country Ic prnv. lflg once again that although severely tried, Its carefully wroughtgovernmental system of sytem of checks and balances does work and can restore the national equilibrium? No cause for gratitude that we are facing up tc our problems and are determined to lIluminate the facts, no matter how painful, with the light of truth? No thanks that although the challenges lacing the nation may be great, so are the opportunities? When or where has there been greater cause for gratitude? Let us offer thanks. What You Will Give Up To Maintain U.S. Economy WASHINGTON t APt -Half of its private driving. through if 30 per cent reduction Brace yourself for a cold, dim, -One-fifth of its jet travel, in family, social and stay-at-home winter. -One-fifth of its electricity, recreational drivini.," the re'l'o keep the wheels of the -Plus 15 to 25 per cent of its port said. 't'ofloifly turning despite home and office heating. Interior's gloomy report apllounting fuel shortages, an InAnd, adding insult to injury, pei'red to move gasoline ratioerior Department report says, air pollution from soot and sul- ning a step closer to reality. he public must give up: fur will get worse. - - the student even consider -- -- 0099 " ' - .. Grooming Professional with love $ am6 pm Animal Hayti arid Boarding 3fl.S7 2. .Planning - _______________ garage sale? Don't Want Ads Bring Results - 966 Chevrolet pickup 21.000 miles. _ A) condition $1,300. Ph- 3374707, For Builders, sub contractor-i. Complete HouSe Plans and Shop 1913 Dodge '.. tonDrawings. Fast, dependable, pickup truck with camper, 1,700. economical, Call Victor--US 3713, ___________________________ Ph 323 1176 I TON PRODUCE VAN. Nothing down. take over, cell Cte'dit 'nanag'rr 273 67)0. . All Breed Dog Training Academy. Call for free evaluation 1317370. Cog training In your home 60OFrenchAve.,3fl-"So 32)Sll3afterepm IWarren) new Clutch, big bed. 1.100. ii) 0401. Pet Cars Ph 3" $335 ... ' - -_-- Metal Gutters 5. Down Spouts SI"RVICES UNLIMITED 1964 lord P.ck-up, rebsiiit nrsg.ne, '- HAMON I. RICHARDS INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PA1NTIN( ._.FILP2 90Iegrjfl'$ Home Concrete 1%0 Harley Davidson Must set tobelieve $37503 PHONE 37? tflO nting i results. BULLDOZER WORK :itarl!g lots our Specialty. 373-1131 after3p.m. REEL'S BODY SHOP lloo Sanford Avenue __ 9 ` i Pa Wan t to sell something ? A small investmen t in a Classified Ad will BuIdoz.lg, -- Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) 519E. Pine, 3725747. Camper Top for Dalssm. Toyota or small pick up. Phone 3735700, KEN'S MOWING SERVICE Acreage. Lots and Lawns Free estimate. call 373 lOaS - Megan Insulation, SANFORD HEAT 1110 & AIR CON DIllON lPfG. 7609 Sanford Ave. 3776390. '61 Norris, 22' Travel Trailer, self. contained, air & extras. Al Getting ready to move? Sell e.xc,s1 Items gstickly with atlaSsifi'1adi OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH 323 595.4 I - ' DRYWALL SPRAYING & PAINTING AtticInsulations TRUCK CAMPERS - - F ell lint GEAppliances --- - imprcvem,'fll, -tome repair, paintino. No lob too large or 1(10 small. Ph 323 3609. A& P APPLIANCE REPAIR Allmakeswt'vlCe Ph, 130 V)I Sanford Electric Company 2522 Park Drive. 322-15.42 fectiOn. spec ialist Mawcng by request only. Free estimate. 373 Cond. Service.373543-4. Applances I. :1 SJ1f'ut, trimmed 6. shaped. Flower beds cIned I. edged to par ITCO Havi your heater serviced for winter, Call Geneva Hf;. 1. Air. chastifie'd ad for results. ______________________ Brand New slide in truck campers from$795. Now World Travel, 1797, Longwood. $349421 76 - Get cash bvyef$ for a 5m114 In vestment. Place a, low-cost Campers - -!-.-. ing i. Lawn Service ,- Heat I Serve Yo id To Ready 3724632 - .'_..i 160CHEVY PICKUP ':_' I .-. SENY.ARIK GL A SS 5.h) 210Magn04Iae Patio covers, carpertt. iuened porches, pool enclosures 6. repairs. 25 pc'. off 323 0453. 1969 (IMC Big V.6, II' van' Hydraulic lift, extras, new tHANKSGl.lPlC. SALE. Fill a bag for $1. I to 17. Monday through with unsolved murder of two Lynn Harberts, 18, an Orlando girls whose decomposing bodies hospital clerk last seen Aug. 5 were found Aug. 22 in an at an area theater. An Mtarnonte Springs Altainonte dump, Altamonte The second victim has not detective feels there is a Springs Police Chief Ju.stice been identified but pathologists possibility that a rape- East said today. have described her as a young kidnaping suspect, held in ttective James Martindale female between 16 arid 21, about Athens, Ga., may be connected is enroute 1mm Athens after 53" to 5'7" with reddish blonde I administrating a lie detector hair, test to Lynwood Tate, 24, who East said Tate, held in Athens was working at Walt Disney on four kidnaping and three World when the murders or• rape charges, was interrogated curred, East said, " by Martindale for two hours Tate allegedly told several Wednesday with the conclusionrape victims in Athens that, "If that he (Tate) has knowledge of you don't cooperate you will the case. 10 wind up like those girls in "Now begins the long hart Florida," Athens police said. legwork-building the case. Wi However, East said today, have to find out if there was an tile has not been charged link between Tate and th __________ sith the dump murders. We niertified victim," East said V u5.:.::_= viiiiii have no cold hard evidence, all In another unsolved Centra l (,4 we have to go on is the Florida murder case, Osceola #"*4% C L° Ilyk:raph tests which show Sheriff's Major Robert Forns, By John A. Spoiski there is a possibility that Tate chief investigator in the Sep. may be connected to our case. tember slaying of Walt Disney "Polygraph evidence Is not World employe Deborah As bad as some of the things admissible in court, It is Just an McCartney, said :oday, are in the nation's capital, let's Investigative aid," East added. "Nobody from our department not overlock some "dandies" One of the bodies found In the has gone to Athens to interview which exist in this State's (111011) headquarters, too, -- .. identified -- - as Laura Tate. J Some of the employcs are _ now making more than $33,000 a year, just a few thousand dollars less than what cabinet v i, members make, Lawmakers : have been very quiet in trying ": to expinin the high pay for their employes. One example was the college student who was working for .- _ ,i!the house who was making 119,000.. . notwithstanding the _-_- -~ -,F- -.7" 2 .. (act that there is a law on the A MN p.i. lx)cik.s which prr'vent.t students (room making more than $9,600 a y ear. , -a,.. ift With money like that ' available (out of yours and my pockets) why in the heck should . Gloss-Mirrors Alumiflulu -_- Toouy and sell gold or silvet' coins. contact us first. We also buy bulk ilyer coins. SEMINOLE (0111 CENTER. 109 W. lit. 3234332. TELEVISION SETS17$UP MILLERS - , * By MARK WEINTZ Herald Staff Writer , • •I s Central Air Conditioning. For tree estimate, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford, 372-177). ________ motor 3635730 CASSELBERRY Mothers In Mind I ..".i. f(.im wlh L'rrat t art *itPi kit(hn,Mqm is not left 0' 69 /8 P. MCCLURE 37)11111170 Designed With Lvu. Qk' 1.. i' C,4 l,ii,t' 11 Also con,oleStrt'tO 3730701 7619 Orlando Drive, 32203 CURB E. I I 4141176. Winter Park. -- ______ TV. Radio.Stereo . r.r JACK Top prices paid, used, any condition. Savings. Geneva . 53 !-3- t'r,'.? on Sanford Ave 174'e,-.l .t i-. LLv r LI bedroom u 471. DeBaryMI MIS Big , i i Directory of Experts ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Air Conditioning Serv Washers, ranges. refrig $29.93 up Alto repairs. Myers Appliance, 310 Sarford Ave 3737977 year.. 1.CAL ESTA'F. REAL Till & . , . : - - Cash buyer for used articles, fur. n.ture, etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES, 372 6972 3096 Orlando Dr. 373 5434 - 5)9.500 Home with fenced yard. ISO' x 15 io$, 7 bedrooms, air, large rei Florida ,00m, convertible to ) A Wanted to Buy 68 Pre Christmas Sale on floor model Whirlpool Appliances. Come in, We them, I , S.ERVICES . Hwy. Freezers - um p . - Travel Trail I. U CONDIT hONED Relrgrra'Y'5 ..A, -.i... •.,4 Or ers Free Delivery, WARRANTY - Mary to choOSe from. Dick's SANFORD REALTY ,* w'% T I N DEVELOPMENT CORP LAKE MARY LAKE MARKHAM ESTATES 11.000 115,000 630-6000 a us I prices Jolly Charlie guarantee's in writing lOweSt prices In Fla. Gormly*i, E. 44 past Beardall at Appliances 32 R ape Suspect T i e d To D K illin gs Same Interest Rate Since 1969 Doberman puppies. AKC. 7 wits. Black & Rust. Wormed and shots started. $100. Ph. 349-53o0. is EXCLUSIVE - City -3bedroon AC unit, fenced yard, fr ost painted Inside, much cltr Owner will pekW outside. $1I. -*n payment a. assume S"i p mortgage. Four cute, adorable playful puppies, need a good home. Phone 372 6357 Would like to have 25 or 30 bales of spoiled hay for mulch. Phone 322 1461. On deluxe Pfecchi zig zag. 3 nee dle position, built in buttonhole maker with designs. Pay 1.31.30 or 6 payments of $7 per mueth. See at Sanford Sewing Center, 301 E. First St. Downtown. '1 '1 ASSUME PAYMENTS Call 671 1701 Seller is M.oflvafed. Down 3 Dedrooin. I', of two barns. all brick. Fram 523,430 70th Street to Locust, turn tell tO 1111" St.. rigid on Vateegia Cnu"t PLorth Model optn)6pm riaR Dnt.tepf By owner. Beautifully wooded. Just over into Labe County. Off new SR 16 1.10th ml. from We5.iva River. S ml. to Sanford. 25 mn. to down town Orlando. $3500 per acre. &AJmQ prCScrht s'ntg. of approx 116,000. Seller will take back good size second mtg. from qualified buyer at attractive interest rate. Seller is Rig. Real Estate Assoc. CITY-- 3 bedrooms. 7 baths. ce-n'r 14&A. carpet, (unta'ns, rc drapes citrus, 106' x 116' W. 16 37' swimming pool with cabana Covered patio. $22,100, monthly payment. 4 Nothing 10 Gorgeous Acres RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN S St. Bernard, male, brown & white, ISO. Ph.327-62$, tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items Larry s Mart 213 Sanford Ave Wit C,1O,*AiER FURNITURE buy sell trade 332.5672 311315E.FlrstSt.. *BEST VALUE. 5- p.m. 322 3410. CASH 337 1137 For used furniture, appliances. Household Goods Si MOBILE HOME NOWI Air Conditioning Forrest Greene, Inc. 1304W. Farb,ink, WE TAKE tRACES BRAND NEW over. call credit manager, 373 6130 Make 'tour child happy. Gerbils are nice pets, $1.25 ea. Ph. after 6:30 RR lrat*S. payments available. United Freight Sales. 3350 S. Orange Ave., Orlando, Mon.Frl. 9 to L Sat. I to S. Off WINTER SPRINGS Tu%cawilla Rd. 210 x 21W, zoned Thursday, November22, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 80 Price 10 Cents • , stretch stitches, famous front loading bothtn, built-In buttonholes. blind hem and decorative oesign. You will save over $700 on this top of the line model. Easy STATELY PINES - Country area, near Lake Florida. 100 * 125'. Good terms, 1.5.500. . !: - 166 MUSTANG. Nothing down, take JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct from boxcar at wisofesaib EW!N. MACHINE!, TfltTCti STITCHES, (a) nationally adver tised brand has all tht latest ILE , . ____ 196$ Chevrolet Impala, 4 door, hr conditioned, R5.H,power brakes & steering, 213 Cu. engine. Only 5,55(3 SHELLEY USED CARS, 101 French Ave., 323 240. altet'S:30. rb -. t "' OB ford 3327106 3231399 Cast iron Bati Tut,, like new. Also 1 other building supplies. 3:1-1477. ALTAMOP4TE SPRINGS AREA i-hghi & Lit Willi ,ikc ltTi. 2'.'..' 710' near Apple Valley, Ivir-i --Pug Puppies, AKC Reg StvdServiceAvailable Feed MAITL AND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy. 17.9?. Open S.at,& Sun.9 S 9317920 Lots and Acreage 43 Toy Poodle puppies. Champagre. 7 wks., 1.10. No papers. Ph. 322-7044 controls for zig-zag buttonholes. Double wide 20 x 34, extnllent condition. unfurnished. Ph. 1316463, Succeed!" Outdoor 3.'3 ton A unit. Like new, blind stitch, fancy patterns. etc. Cash or terms. United Freight Sales. 3530 S. Orange Ave., OftIridO. Mon.-Fri. 9 to T. Sat. 9 to S. • . 12 YEAR FINANCING PLENTY OF SPACES AVAILABLE! Pets and Supplies SINGER ZIGZAG SEWING MA CHINES (1) never be" used. These machines have built-in - 11ri CHOOSE YOUR spectiort sticker. $225. See after 5:30. 401 San Marcos Ave., San 65 p M. i tt ~] 1960 Dodge. Good tins, new in G.E. color console. Vacuum cleaner. New encyclopedias. Stereo equipment, toys and household Items. Like new, reasonable. 323040$. ReuIalion size pool table, includes accessories. Ph. 322-3614 after 6 . 'AIVOLKSWAGEN Excellent Condition Ph. fl3-6o60bttwetn$-Sp.m _________ CARROLL'S FURNITURE. $300. Left 5141 of sectional couch. 3 wbs. old, 160. Ph. 323 3911 or 3227794. M ... NO TIGHT MONEY HERE! Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampor for only 1.1 per day - - . n2 Chevy Belalr. 6 cyl. auto. newl,' inspected, chrome wheels, $725 3721910. t Mobile Homes 47 Estates, 2 ml, North of Hwy. 136. Stop '66 JEEP WAGOIIEER. Noth;ng down, take over, call credit manager, 323-6230. ' 190N Hwy. 17-92 LongwoOd Low down payment on 1, 2. 5. 3 OR used homes. Don't 62 Lawn and Garden ---KACTUi KORAL. 253$ Sanford Ave. Next to Horse & Rider. Cactus, pottery & special plants! -- ----5 *A.A.A. AUCTION* -- - , I. Mortar Mixer. Scoffold, Plank, Wheel Barrow, et. 372-6001. ___ 71 Hour Service Call 377 719$ ' '72 GRAN TORINO. Nothing down, take over. Call Credit Manager, 373 6730. Ren .: ^111! '70 CHEVROLET IMPALA. Nothing down, fake over. Call Crtdit Manager 373.4330. Equipment for r 4 Thanks - 1959 Edsel Sedan lIS9 Easel Station Wagon 332.1127 Building Materials 6 PAYMENTS I- . ASSUME '66 Mustang. 6 cyl. Good cond.l.n Reasonable offer, Ph, 322.1510. - *PUBLIC AUCTION* Every Friday night 7:30 p.m. If you have things to sell or consign, call One and a quarter acres to stretc Out. surround 3 bdrm., custol Oulit home, Owner spared ; Till We SANIORD CLOSE 111 screened porch, fenced yard. For only 121.000. COUNTRY CLUB SECTION "We LET'S TALK TURKEY Includes central heat, carpet, : 1 p ni (Warren) 323-3420 S Orange Ave., Orlando. Mon. 9109, Sat. 9105. 134 7710. POLLING HILLS Reatton IM I You'll enjoy this lovely 3 bcdrooir IVI bath home In perfect condition you've beem wanting. Onl $26,600. Near Seminole High an "Sanford's Sales Leader" - - i % Fern Park ino L 1964 Aus tin Healey Sprite, good running condition. 373 5713 alter 6 Bikes res i * dent1 * a 14 Sacrifice, good cond. 661 3602. New Lumber For Sale Reasonable speed automatic turntable, 4. speaker audio system, AM FM radio,$ track tape player. Cash or terms United Freight Sales, 3550 .tt 1969 Mustang. A-C PS, slot disc wheel, radlats. Engine rebuilt All %:c', at rncj'l, 10 speeds. S speeds, and standard bikes now available at Firestone Store. Call 3720244 S99.95 ca. 3 only. in handsome walnut finish with world famous I ILIItLL LL1i1L 1-t'EtLtL i LLLtdi1L 36&17.92 - P I T11a nksgiving Proclamation -.0 1970 Maverick. 6 cyt. auto trans., radio, new paint. One owner. Ph 3227775. - 61 WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL 1972 Chovelle Malibu. 40. ro,Cr steering, brakes, air cond. Low mieage. Call 3fl 1530. Bicycles Bikes, Bikes, SUN. you ever saw Automatic, radio, good tires. 1200. Call 322.4145 alter 6 p.m. Boats & Marine 58 ~l - 8-6 12.6 1962 Dodge Dart NO-LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD, STEREO COMPONENT SETS 3W First St 3236041or3730517 ,..TM S, VI Pi. Ol 21' T craft, 13$ Marc. power trim, hot dip, galv. trailer, extras. Like new. 1.1,500. 332-3211. SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS Western Wear, Save at the Old Corlt Western Shop, 17.92, 1 mile' S at DeBary. M. UNSWORTH REALTY control and enclosed gang Lakeview schools. Orgy 1 yea. ok Act now! First timeadvertised. The biggest little workor HOURS: ii-:' _ Ave., Orlando and Conventional financing. Ph. 17) 460. EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor, 1601 S. Hwy. 1797 Maitland, 671-0101 £'-EAMOLO - EXCLUSIVE LOOK NO MOREl Here's that bedroOm, 2 bath with climat Call 322.2420 Anytime Payton -(1) some still in 501* AND CHAIR. Untied Freight Sales lust received several SAI1FORL) 1)7W. F trSt St matching sofa and chair sets, $99.50, cash or terms. United BY OWNER-New Klnqsberry 3 Freight Sales, 3550 S. Orange and 7 b,?h Central heal iIipe' fully carpeted. Lot 161 x &S'. VA S.I( L.a.In W. SP rin gs 111011 1966 gas saver Volkswagen and Honda 17$. Ph. 323 2691. Equipment BALL REALTY __________ 3 bedroom, 1 bath home in excel lent condition. US$00. Terms 55 fatory packing carton. These include headboard. dresser. mirror a nd chest, reg. $219. now 1179. Cash or Terms. United freight Sales. 3550 S. Orange Ave., Orlando. 3 bedroom. 7 bath, carpeted, central WALKER JOHNNY ft -a. Realty SMALL. LOT BEDROOM SETS REALTY, 372 6457. - __________ NEW HOMES LONGWOOD AREA Realtor, 3235724 $130 mo. -5- Miscellaneous 50 Houses for Sale CHOICE 3 bedroom. l plus $50 damage. Call after 6p.m. 372-6311. 41 111 I. For Sale Houses Rent Furnished country. ____4. ,, f .Si,--_ - 11 Houses for Sale MARK IV, 1973, 6 mos. old. Cost $10,000. All extris, must sell. make offer, might trade. Owner, $317373 or 323-0061. .- - LOCUSt, 3 bedroom, l, baths. fur nished kitchen. $150 month 1St & 33 If A DON DALES Sanford P.SotØ( Company SOSS French Ave.. 332-4332 i, .~ HOMES anJ APTS. for rent From $130 mo C.iII 123-I66I. HOME RENTALS- twoker-9 to .11 ~ Z11'. Council voted unanimously, It was estimated that the on. structed to prepare a resolution meeting residents from the site recreatiofl center alone will granting annexation and set a Wilco Company's Terrace alter two months wrangling ('OSI $500,000 public hearing on the zoning Homes subdivision requested a with realtor J. B. Hattaway, to 11 WINTER SPRINGS - City change. Cooper said that 100 feet time schedule on the park's approve his plans to clean a Atty. loin Freeman Wed. t.,ach side of Creek The zoning board has development, charging the dtywned lake in the center of nt's(Iay night Was instructed to reserved for greenbelt. recommended that Clark's promised park was a "gim- Hattaway's 10-acre parcel set a public hearing on a $36.5 In other business, Albert request be denied In favor of mick" in Wilco's sales pitch. bounded by Sunrise Ave., and million -- 1,200 unit Pebble Clark, of Calvert Construction one-unit per-acre residential The residents said tha: sales Herrell, Morton and Williams Brook planned unit develop- Co. requested annexation 110(1 liming, representatives said the city Roads, mnent lobe built near Hayes and PUD zoning for a 4.5 unit per In other business, Richard would build the park, and not Council gave the nod when Moss Roads, acre 380 acre development west Davis of Wilco Construction Co. the company. County Commissioner Mike Jack Cooper of Western Land of Fisher itoad. said park improvements on the Davis Wednesday night said Ilattaway, the realtor's son, Co. unveiled plans for the 190Clark said his duplex and city's Moss Road property or at drainage problems exist on the said that U.S. Geodetic Survey acre development to include a quadriplex community will an alternate site will be corn- city's land, but that Wilco will maps used by City Engineer series of cluster villages and have 1,520 units. pleted within seven months, fulfill its pledge - either on this Richard Ma(laus were prepared apartment complexes. At last week's council site or elsewhere, The city attorne) was in. in 1928. I s Plann ed Soon * *AMC • JEEPS** C_RWMi For. the best buy In American Motors, and Jeep vehicles, see .r 4~1"" Houses Rent Unfurnished 7 T=4! .I Autos for Sate 80 ouR/) WELAKA APARTMENTS H4 W. Is?. St. ~ by Ar? bansom Apartments Rent Furnished I/ Hy IX)NNA I'...STES Herald Staff Writer 0 S36 Million P1 T THE BORM LOSER SAN MO PARKS, I ?-3 Bedroom TrailerS & AptI 3 Adult parks, 3 F a mily ;arks 31S Hwy 17-93. S,anford.373 lv)Ø. Day. Wk, Mo 71 o All Of You Fro The Want Ad Staff. 0 idence Sold, Man -_- Released MIAMI iAPt A man barged with second degree nurder has been ordered freed ecause police sold the car ihich was to ha' used as evi. Cfl('e for $2. Criminal Court Judge Alfonso i 'x' ordered JaIIICS W. Wade, 7, released after Wade's attorcy argued that the car would -ave been an important part of - IC defense. A police official said the 1957 ross-n station wagon belonging \'iade had been routinely sold iter 30 days by the police roperty division. The police official testified w car had been sold despite a 3queM from homicide officers iat the car be held. Wade had been charged in the ioi'iting drath of Jamos floss, I, of Jacksonville outside a liamin night club. Defense attorney Roy Black aid his client had fired on first he droi.e awas' in his car and lat bullet holes in the car ould prove that. Prosecutors said they were insldering an appeal of Sepe's iling. lntørinr Zn,','.,Iirt.' Pn,,,.... 4S IUI J .IVr,ci C.B. Morton referred to the report's findings as rw warned Wednesday of possible East Coast electric brownouts, as a result of residual oil shortages, starting in December. That threat is nearing reality in New England, where Con. necticut Gov. Thomas J. Meskill said electric voltage will be cut five per cent from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. daily starting Monday. Meskill said the New England Governor's conference had requested the cut by electric companies in the six states. He said the cut will havu a (IliflhhILIl effect on consumers. Without emergt'ncs- clirrel'. tire action, Interior's Office of Energy Data and i\nahsjs has told Morton, shortages of residual oil, needed by electric power plants and industries, will start developing about Dec. 3. Shortages of home heating oil, diesel and jet fuel may begin by the end of January, followed by gasoline shortages St1Itt1m1i around Feb. 9, the report estimated. One of the first things to be done, it said, would be to Increase refinery output of residUIII and distillate oils, reducing quickly their shortage, but doubling the expected gasAinc shortage in the process. "The resulting 21 per cent gasoline deficit can be recouped � 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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