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Why do all the In- t C mall1fl1 I 11 nc ex cept - USS li -- - ,— - - -- - - -F,.,' , - - - - man or •-• _ e _f -.. tteDando,3l,ernployej -i "I've bomn concemed wfth .. - _ - ;- _______ - In the oun'y s history -" _., - ________ _______________ - T iti the countt esne'ctallt i r ii'the area of health, welfare and -_ - -. - ___ _r =_ I --- I -_-, - -=r- —_ ._!:_ .;-- __ --- ,7 ..- - 4x-1-- =- -',~_ __t - _ ----.. -___ - -,- - =. . .' "--.;- •__. -1 ______ __ - - . _. - -611119~~ ~ - - '- - . -____ -- __ ____1.U1Zf%_W;;71 . -r A : TURKEY DAY IS COMING LITTLE KATY Owens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Owens of Lake Mary, may have been thinking Did the pilgrim fathers really for what I believe and per name, _ - _______ - wear a silly hat like this?"as she posed for this portrait in traditional Thanksgiving costume. (Herald Photo by Ann Riley) "I sincerely feel any follow the principle that its not governing bw1y that has to whether you win or lose but how make dec isions aff ec ting large you play the game," she said. - Within 15 Months e irees ar ace vic ion By JEAN PATTESON There is great consternation two years old, and the resale wants to live in them," com- missioners to rezone I f among die, residents, all of value on used trailers is low. merited one residenL Another w er was to blanie whom are retired, as to where said he has been to every park for the problem facing Residents of the Seminole they will go should the park in the county but no one will Seminole Park Trailer Park in Fern Park met cl e after - t time. ffer him even $2,500 for the take older trailers do t cater ho n't c e There are few traher parks in for his type of older a assurances from Michael what happetis to you. They c ien . Alexatos, trustee for the new .Seminole and Orange countIes I ts Flower said Uw refusal of the tWnk you're trash, and I'm .-I. Owners who purchased the park wWch will accept trailers over re are parks, but who Serntnuae County Corn the bottom of the barrel policy bans county employes from seeking public office unlem they take leaves of absence. Byrd had requested the county waive the policy and action on the request Ws - Nov. 1 for soo,000 at pected within the next week. residents will not have to move 05 'l I I woman on the moon' • I a p • - - -, . _ not anticipate any changes In iK V,z, management for at le, )ne - --= i Wea ther the same time as the mayors year. and In the v t any office and two other two-year Yesterday's high 81 low this change they would receive a council seats wiU be filled are morn!ng FA. Partly cloudy and minimum of 90 days notice. A Charles Glascock, Ile told them under no cir t--- Paul mild through Tuesday. A John,son and John Salmon. chance of showers mainly cumstances would there be an * change in the property's StdtlIS Incumbent Mayor Bill Grier today, Highs mostly in the low as a park prior to 1975. He said is being opposed for the ctflef Ms. Low tonight in the mid 60s. executive's office by former hain and snow fell over the he could give no assurances tthcouncilman Harry Sambrook. lioclues and western Dakotas property would remain a park ror t e open seats on the city toda while fog and rain oc after ,975 council uters will dioose two tuned in puthons of the Last Uesidents wue informul winners from a field of four Heavy snow warnings were their rent would be raised to W candidates. posted for the mountains of a month, and Alexatos said this Vying for the seats are Edith Ariz, morning he hoped the rent )na. Colorado, New Mexico Duerr tlh David Smothers, and parts of Mon tana Snow wouldnothaetoberaised' too i -_ I . ) Z - -:4 - ~ .,VI . 0w4% T - _____ hnmes and dispose Of thr Index ' - . -0 - -__ ALL — _ - Area deaths ............IB Bridge .......... .. ... 9A Calendar.... r ........ _JA . . L Comics 9A Crosswordpuzzle __.9A DearAbby _.. ....... 8A dINICINIIIIII11M — .. . i --.'-' - - ~_ 1 III - Ile said he would waive his ve per cen ee o p 1I - of - f.T - - y -_ - Flower everything iii his pimer to help 1 #' . -r. I - - - I , Itr . - VL qualified to run in the special election scheduled for Dec. 4 at en ----, * did d _---I! W Ryrd'swithdrawalleaves fromtheparkfcwatleastl5 I You talk about Japanese John Ynmnilz and John Zacco was rapidly accumulating in much more" during the coming 4!) sear. the 'imunttins iCon t nnPg IOACoI I) -- -- m- ___________________________________ typefcandidutesareijmited -_ - TL- Ms. Dando said with only the Ime ~I qualify because of high fees, e . - On Tuesday 1 n hd t ' I !: Pt (8 1; I i _,L__ ~_- . , - 59 the erosto1 of the United States - - I , ~ . E 7A - 77 ___ L-14 L ////// I - _____ i) V ~ . , 0 1~ N%~- __ aim __ - T ,&&; - . 41~ -- ~~9 .1 I : make unbiased decisions long as its membership is LEEE Ilie Marshall Plan and Ole ' qualifying period for can. the mayor's office. Candidates In a letter inailed to all Truman Policy pumped billion' didates seeking the 13-months in addition to Smith are Mrs. residents shortly after the sale upon billions of dollars I Alexato,s to d remaining in the unexpired city Margie Iless, a hardware store discouraged countries, Now council term of the late Richard owner and manager of the park ; ~ newspapers in those countries Wirz will close Tuesday at Flo r, would continue a 5 Donald Jackson, a prime mover Ed in the city's incorpor, warmontr1ng Atntri( n' I I I 1 To Close heH 1 I / I sprIng, flattened by tornadoes. Nobody ~4 - ffi I — - Z - 11 ____ _ help...This - ~ p ,,,%1:_~) U . ,F,Q I %" * ___ _07~ - .-- -C S i. .1 ., I ...70 A ,SOCIAL DR1QI<ER! ~ ~~ - -1 7 __ZTZ - . . _______________ __ - - - ,- __ - # J I - -'- . / i i - ~~~ ir S-I! II --- _ - Qualifying .dr — TH FRes k)O VJURSe THAtJ AU _ financially well-off and those with ted interests able to - -_ .-.---- as a laboratory technician with En dorses Sm ith ' " - - aule . - ' the Dec. 4 municipal election, taxpayers and voters at this When the franc was In danger withdrew from tl)e race today. crucial time in our city's Byrd "urged all his friends dew, lopment," Byrd said. of collapsing In 1956, it was the . () - - '. 0 numbers of people, can I a Mary Can idate When distant cities are hit by i A young Sanford mother of four, with State Sen. Lon I i -_ ro er I Ilerald Staff Writer 4 __ - _!_ - __ No details of the reported a - WE Ms. Dando noted In order 10 e lectrical problems, - ----- _____ ; I _ 1i 0 , 4 - - __ - - ByDONNAESTES HeraldStaffWrlter LAKE MAR? Barney In my opinion he is the only Byrd, one of fo ur candidates candidate for mayor who can pa ying even the in terest on seeking the office ul mayor in fullfill the needs of the city remaining debts to the United /_ I - - to uegin — ____ . - .c ~ bill! 1O - 11 = Den night club, outside qualifying fee must gather Elections Camilla Bruce, one money and dishonesty. "The peti tions carrying one per cent may look at the voter rolls but American people and Seminole l'y. The Sportsman's Den was hit of the registered voters may not copy any informa tion. Countians want to belie ve in by a fire six months ago which, sources say, was caused by prohibitive. "I am not afraid to itand up chased, however, for one cent lesser extent, Britain and Italy wereliftedoutofthedebrjsof / , f , - c I (O c . -M - --- I E~ I •- .. - _-L — 7/I - K , )__.: t : I • .., - 7//I L_______ / / ____ / 0 .; __, ,_ /7 / ,, _______ 1~_, , , ____ t.i= 1:- - L_ - _. I 1.- . -I . ... ___ immediately. The UAW will be no national strike would have to acquire a voters' maintaining politics today is lttw1Iictico5tsJnoretJian0Q, associated In peoples' minds generous a possib y the least appreciated people on all earth... e Schxxeider by ___ - - __ - __ __ -- - ___ EST, less than two hours here It has been widely Wood Apis , Stebbins School of mono and qualify" ns req rement nee, Fair Lanes Bowling reprinted in neispaperi In the This Canadian thinks It is time to speak up for the __ i--_ 4fV1__~;z~L-.-___ ft__yr- __ __a i1-1 -7. -______ !i~--- 1 don't have any details of Heff ing's letter, are: a private for the office one way or a Canadian radio and TV residence in Sweetwater Oaks, another. If my court action is a, commentator broadcast an editorial from Toronto ex- Mayberry Club on Lake Howel.1, petition route and if not succerpts of which are presented Green Meadow Apts., Cherry Ce I L___ - There was no Immediate Iouilkadbeentoldtu huld Light" while talks continued herein the early . _ _~ Lanes, and the Sportsman's that those who do not pay the __ -Z , -- - --- __ - . -- . . .- - ;__ - - - reported earUer that the Many offices, the county commission has never had a female member. "Our election laws require no PAUIETTE DANDO ... qualifications based on honesty, To challenge the courts Inteltigence or the ability to gat,her the 1,400 signatures she make decisions," she said, h"U.k.," - MKIIIN - 1% .I- j, _____ -mvwww !:> gl, . . `t ___________________ m series of "ministrikes" against individual M plants was expected -- - ry - - • - :_ . Ford Tony Zone, president of J Local 1112 t Iii" C plan t In Lordst; n, OhIO, said he received word of r (Ed. Note-Gordon Sinclair, * - Other specific locations detailed in the transcripts, wW "LET'S HEAR IT!" FOR U.S. 0 I 411 . ____ A - passed. "Yes, there's been a settlementt" ," Id I) U Sells, UAW regional director in Indianapolis. Challen es Election Law P IonAood on SR 434 I I I .. ' - 11 ic I ,1. 5 1 t1_ < -- ~ r 45) ) - - --!!~~- - union officials said. Word of the settlement as rela yed by UAW of ficiaLs in Indianapolis, I nd,, .or stown, o, and 415,000 GM Sanford Mother Of 4 the dirty linen from Watergate property, Herring said his county commission seat held by produces a better country by Office PffwnallY OwWW Onl John Kimbrough In November 1974 elections and he' r'e-ti.n (flt' pro i.rt renvlrt' th e ccck: frcrn 1 c eec on aws ge, a rest en a c tiMer in government, how much more It of requiring qualifying fees. ____ 1. *_ ,/-\ /,::) - 115 _ . ,..- 9 - However, it depends on what missiontes for specific In !~~_________ / (( ( .. .:-e- - esmnor A union at the Lordstown 0 oalisconstructive If allof stances uf danger to life and dependent candidacy for the - i:,_) ATTENTION I - LZ-__________________ ~ Negotiations continued through the night in an Challenged by corn Wilson as her inspiration, We will print the eI1toril O'OThER IOEA'S V'&ET HER I * 1. tegimony before the granflury itself. Floyd Palmer. i . NEVER MIND, PORKY, I GOT LOT~5~) 'It' (It'V.k"' ___ tn I ' ,I\I % qll~t 2&:;t;:m~- ___ :_ through the night. Sources - ha ve a great effect in uniting submitted, forwarded testtmon, which led to thiscountr)ofours" t - represents workers. honeymoon is over, and publish weeks of public dmiands by the ssion that details be - r - -- -: te ntative before the tontract was expire. Ilerring said he and the the letter reads, continuing "I tee, in which sloppy building Kimbrough said he will violations of the code." no indication of any knowledge grand jury, In the nine otlr-r am sure you can appreciate the practices were more the cause recommend the enmmission "77* electrical foreman on of Irregularities being 0+ nstances specifiel by Iiii fact t.tiat this testiminy dt-al,7. .-,' inspe~toi's i1;zpiea.-ure than ;'re an outside cxjhTt to ac. ti I:; ju6 admitted to the %x:i5--I t7riday said he cou~d Seminole County Corn- coering letter and the Iran wi th the tip of the ic'berg and were outnght violations of the company a county inspector to violations, but he said this is not rememberif the September by John A. Spoiski scripts, based th eir remarks r ot a complete covcrdge of the el ectrical code. each of the sites listed for an the way we have always done meeting mentioned specifics. missioners and staff today soleb on sworn teatlinon> from problem area" Commission Vice Chairman unbiased opinion on what it' You saw these photographs poured over details submitted Herring in his letter blisters past or present building John Kimbrough, whose Nov. 6 violations exist, and what on September 25, l3," the Vten and the commission for s HIONI THE MAILBAG— at their request from Aquickreadingofpertfonsof letter to Herring requesting piecautions can be taken letter reads "My Friend Spolskl I'm en Attorney Abbott Herring's department emplo)es their failure to seek him out the transcripts, particularly To of thcse testifying have details prompted Friday's Herrini in his let r e on te , says offi c allegations of dangers herring s reference to the instead of r1urig the letters of doin ii editoriil tiut as In that of building inspector release, said hi' and the corn- that Fulenwider and then. September meeting was to a the nc'e resigned. the U S News and World to life and property stemming t two weeks alluding to "I have made reference to Douglas Kerr, confirms the mission were not interested in electrical inspector Will verbal briefing he gave Vihien the )t.25 meeUg Report andpresentedbyeditor from herring's probe i adding, page numbers of, sworn deba te hrl r.ee.al weeks ago squabbling with Herring, but in LaPointe visited and and Marsee of the details of the 'Why wait until Nov 5 to building department and hluwarl Flieger testimony dealing with specific between the commission, the identifying hazardous con- photographed Shadowwood report submitted In writing contact me "1 think it is one of the finest electrical review board. by letter when the locations where fire hazards inspectors, the review board ditions, if any, and correcting Vitlage, and confronted the Friday afternoon. Ile hundreds of pal editorials that was ever written grand jury returned on October unsafe conditions exist," and the uniform code commit- tlwrn_ foreman with 'photographsofVihien_ who previously gave 9,1973" as it makes you proud to be an testimony to the state attorney, and —_ . _ - and a blistering cover-letter "I want you to read this from Ilerring to Commisslon editorial two or three times, Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. were '11~'. ___________ --- reached the settlement" The agreement would complete national bargaining with the three American I- Y I I -~ tl _i __ . W. -, . - E.A ) 4- 4 - t I Ut hi. ( - \ 'f\ 14AVE T' NOTICE. YA -------—'" —.- a TM (\.OA'T.. 2O.' . MES f5 00GOIZ "GLL)EFINGRS" d hi . 1 SROUGWT PTUN1A TO WATCH ME AT 1WTALL 'AC110E, 'UT ALL SkE 1 . - .i fe . 141; I —• S of _______________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ____________ - • dilnoincement here From negotiators, who had continued contract talks By CHRIS NEI.SON Ifersild Staff Written I F% a I - - 11 - . --r - r .- _-D I 0. i - _______________ -. DEIROIT (AP) The United Auto Workers and General Motors Corp. __ - I 4 : Herrings ' Letter Blisters Vih1en ___ _____ - National Bargaining With Three, Major Automakers _# ___ 1HE'Y' CQ\4 DOWN STUED \N CVE-W/ ___ 1 .. - - . .. _____________________ • . ______ _ _____ ________________ _ .T - _____ _ ~ - rIM, - - J& - . .. - __ A A, 4V ~ - - __ ___ a-T- ,A ,A V ) gree On Contract A Details Unavailable In Agreement That Completes a _J_ wftanI=,aw`4~, -.% SE. QCD __ — - .,. . I - - --- - - . - GL)NPOWE — — -- UAW, GM i i 44%~ ______ IJL __ I- , —i---.- #I* j ttf~.-;n 1, - ! : ______________ - __ - - I ,_--1-144-4--1.__.: _______ _____ IIIIIIII __ W 11 p YtZ [___ I r J!, - I - Aka.,;ii- ________ ____ ______ I ( I __________ W" cx'i V_ i t V , • ___ 11 __ *1 / Ir _____ PA , -. 1:J IN[ ..'. I -.. ~v - _ ___ .. - ___ . ___ ___ -, __ _____ WILD -""Na 7:1 M NICZLPLUMP ,1 6 A 34ToN,\ V/ . - _7 , __ _ _ ". I ____ WHA7 \V= NEED :~h # P- I - =- --- M 11: ~ 11DENISllLRAUl\M±S Park to remain open at least 15 months (IleraId Photo h Jean Patteson) Ldltorial comment Entertainment AA 9A Hospital notes .... .., .zA Public nofices . , ., 2A Sports Sta te IV &-7A I �The Sanford Herald 2A—Th Sanford Herald Monday, Nov. 19, 1973 Hospital Notes Notice - Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICE FOR BIDS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR INTÜE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND NOTICE is herby given that lam Seminole oiinty BOMd of SEMINOLE COUNTY, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FOR ard in business at Ovicdo, County Comm %:oners will FLORIDA. receive CIVIL ACTION NO. 13.1SOD em.nole County. Florida un'ler the bids at theoffice of Arthur H DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION CIVIL .tCTIOP4 NO. 73.ISfl.B fictitious name Of PALM VALLEY, with, Jr., Clerk. UP to 12:00 noOn STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART- In re: the MarrIage Of and that I intend to register seid Monday, November 26. 19)3, for MENT OF TRANSPORTATION, NOVEMBER 17, 1973 D. CHERYL YOUNG, NOVEMBFR 16, 1973 nar.e *th the Clerk of the Circuit furnishing the following materials AND PETITIONER. EARL d ADMiSSIONS ADMISSIONS Court. Seminole County. Florida in during the twelve month period SEMINOLE COUNTY, YOUNG, JR., RESPONDENT. Sanford: accoroance with the provisions of ending December I, 1971. Sanford: NOTICEOPACTION Plaintiffs, the Fictitious Name Statutes. To A Llmerock - by rail. 1.111dB Jan SIUIU1 TO: EARL YOUNG, JR. v. Susie Mae Hardy Wit: Section 165.9 Florida Statutes B Limerock . by truck, UESIDCUCE UNKNOWN ?.YRL C SEFRIED. et al , Rose Marie Todd Elisabcth lull C Asphalt Oils YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Defendants. Fuqvo Communities. Betty M. Carisen 0. Concrete Pipe Robert Frazier SUMMONS TO SHOW CAUSE that an action for dissolution of Inc. E. Metal Pipe liurley C. Bridges NOTICE OF EMINENT DOMAIN marrlagefsasbeenfiledagainit yOu Tommy 1w. MtL By: Richard C. Davi, Specifications may be obtained at PROCEEDINGS, AND NOTICE OF by CHERYL 0. YOUNG, and you lthlyfl Mildred L. Dougherty Secretary the office of the Seminole County HEAR IHO are required to serve a copy of your Debra J. Bowlin PublIsh: Nov. 5. 17, 19, 26, 1973 Alice Fauver EngIneer, 1)00 South Orlando Drive. IN THE NAME OF STATE OF written defenses. if any, to it on DEV)O ' Sanlord, Florida, 32771. or by FLORIDA Estella Williams CARROLL BURKE. Attorney for Thomas D. Richardson writing CI.rk's CHici, P.O. Drawer TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN petitioner, whose address is 617 (gordon Pickering, Deltona NOTICE FOR BIDS Lemuel Stallworth C. Sanford, Florida 37771. All bids Sanford Atlantic flank Building, AND TO: Jason Ii). Gardner, Lake The Seminole County Board of are to be In a sealed envelope, Victoria F. Rodda Deflary A. The following persons and Santord, Florida, 32'7$ on or before MW)' Ctuistlna L)ove, Deltona County Commissioners will receive plainly marked on the outside, parties who are residents of the the 12th day of December, A.D. 1973, toe officeup of to Arthur H. Reck. "Sealed Bid for (Item), open No- State of Florida, whose names and end file 'he original with the Clerk of Oliver Sjoblom, Lake Mary bids with,at Jr.. Clerk, 17:00 Emily H. Miller, Altamonte vember 76, 1973." piacs of vesidt'nce are set forth as the above Stiid Cowl, Saofcnd, Margaret K. Kilburn, Long- Mondly. November 76. 1973, fOr BidS will be opened at 2:00 P.M Springs far as ascertainable by diligent Seminole County. Florida, other furnishing the toliowing items of Mondoi, November 26, 1913, in the search' ood Gladys A. Itoblnaon, Dei3ary wise a ludOment will be entered new eQuipment to the County 0 Board of County Commissioners against you for tPe relief demanded 0 Troy Ray, Jr. Seminote, Florida: Louis Ludwig, Deltona Meetin Room. Second Floor of the BIRTHS in the Petition. Tax Collector A. TWO (7) IWHEEL DRIVE Court House in Sanford, Florida Clauda WillmonI, KiSSinufle Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert STATION WITNESS my hand and th, seal of Seminole County Courthouse WAGONS Actual award to successful bidder theabove Courtonthis the 7th day of Snford, Florida Johnny Richardson, Long- Williams, a girl, Sanford B: FOUR (1) COMPACT SEDANS will be made at the next regular November, AD. 1973. WOOd C. TWO (3) COMPACT PICKUP County Commission Meeting in the Mr. and Mrs. Ulyess B.owlln TRUCKS Arthur H. fleckwith, Jr. As to interest in any parcel in Linda Sellers, Longwood Court House, Sanford, Florida. a boy, Sanford Clerk of Circuit Court cluded herein. 0. ONE (1) CREW CAB PICKUP Tuesday, November 77, 1973. Seminole County Florida Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Benson, TRUCK Arthur H. Oeckwlth, Jr., BIRTHS By: Linda M. Harris Margie 1. SeIned E.ONE (1) CAB FORWARD VAN Clerk Mr. and Mrs. James Miller a girl, Sanford Deputy Clerk 205 East 77th Street F. ONE (I) 10 YARD TANDEM Board of Conti Mr. and Mrs. Don Sellers, a CARROLL BURKE Sanford, Florida 32771 Jr :i irl, Altamonte Springs, AXLE DUMP TRUCK Commissioners Attorney to, Petitioner girl, Iongwood Specifications ma's beobtained at Seminole County, Florida 617 tartord Atlantic , MyrI E. Sefried the office of the Svminole Co4Pnty fly W Bust, Jr 1ISCflARGIS I)ISCIIAHGE.S flank flI(1cJ ?t5 Ea't 27th Street 1;r.-'r, S1I S -i:t Ortani Privi', .. 73 I lori., J1I, .;.f:;rJ, F cr i 3771 - Legal Notice Office Park I' NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR NAME STATUTE SEMINOLE COUJfTY. FLORIDA, TOWt4OMITMAYCONCERP CIVIL ACTION NOTICE is hereby given that the Case Ho. fl-1363D ADVANCE MORTGAGE COR- underSIgned. pursuant to the "FictitiouS Name Statute." Ch&Pter PORATION, a Delawar* COr. USC, Florida Statutes, will register poration. Plaintiff, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, FICTITIOUS NAMP ROBERT NATHAN DENMARK Upefl receipt of p'oof of the and DIANE S. DENMARK,hliwitt, pub1lCbt'0' of this notice, the Ic Defendant tetout name, to wit: MARKET SQUARE ASSOCIATES under NOTICE OF SUIT wtiich this party is engae'd i PROPERTY 10: ROBERT NATHAN DEN. buSiflessat Market Squari Shopping Center at Howell Branch Road and MARK State Road 136, Casselberry, and DIANE S. DENMARK Florida. Address Unknown That the party Inlrested In said YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose the business enterprise is as followS: A 10101 venture consisting of mortgage on the following property itmothy .1. Conf1011y, Eugene M. In Seminole COUnty, Florida: H3werdd. Jr. and LNC Development Lot II. TWENTY WEST. ac cording to the piat Ihereol as Ccxporatofl. Trout man, Sanders. recorded in Plat Book 16, page 34, of the Public Recors of Seminole Lockerman & Ashore County, Florida. Robert P. Rowe has been filed against you by Ad- Pubflsh: Publish: Nov. 19. 26, Dec vance Mortgage Corporation, a 3, ID, 191) Deaware Corporation, and you are DEV102 requied to serve a copy of your ___________________________ written defenses. if any to it, on the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Plaintift'sattorney,whoser,ameand address l, McGEE, MERRITT & EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR HIGH, Hernando State Bank CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Building, Post Office Boa 907. COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7316001 Br'ooksville, Florida 31St? andfiletheoriginalwith Iheclerkof DIVISION E the above styled court on or before In re: the Marriage of Orcembrr t4 I9). ctnerwist a DON 0 DINGEC, '' , L' i:lt:tj 4., I ON(1WOOI) - Public hearing on a request for . Llt4&1 i.Vui1 11114 ' -, .,, ,,-' BEAR Lake students with winning entries in the Fire Prevention poster cm est receive their prizes, Left to right, Forest City Fire Chief William l'ink'', ftin Shlrlf'v, CrvtaI RIa'k, JPr1flV .J('flhIer, ('liufoi-d A\lcKlbbili and Principal Floyd Richards. .:i:.i Joint Pro ram Proposed Recreation Councilmen will seek bids on last Franchised garbage service for (ounty COrIlIIllSSIOflers v1eek bldsted the proposed the cit} and approv. a service development in flood prone land agreement from hlammochmd agreed to hire an in dependent engineering con- city s sewer packag' plants for 200 iiionthly cacti. to study the situation St. laurent said City F ngineer Bill Palm did an anal)sts of the drainage • problem on the property and designed a holdrng pond si(h _____ Action Due Seminole C( Jnt) corn- Special Meeting of Sept. 27; and tCont'd Applicatk'n fQr Rate nussianers Tues lay mr Regular Mectirugs of Oct. 2 anti Change tindian hliUs Utilities; pected to take final acti a on Oct. 9, 1973. (contint'd i Application for Rate the joint county.schoo! l.'oardReports: Road Superin. Change (Maitland Utilities); YMCA recreation program. tendent, County Engineer, consideration of extension to The YMCA tcpped in last Con.sideratjon of Hds He: water and sewer Certificates of summer with an offer to County Insurance I'rograjn. Public Convenience mind supt'. vise the program after the Public hearings — 7:00 p.m. Necessity for Salando Utilities county and the school board Petition to Vacate & Abandoii and consideration of extension bogged down in a squabble over portion of Lot 68, Spring to water and sewer Certificates maintenance agreements. Hammock, between Timocuan of Public convenience and Earlier today the commission Way and General Ilutchison Necessity for Lake Monroe discussed In work session the Parkway (M. B. Moore);; Utilities. economic "teeth" of the proposed impact zoning orn vi dinance. Commissioners are anxious to get the Controversial Seminole County residents needing transportation back to measure In shape for a public, are invited in participate in the the headquarters. Rest stops referendum in early 1974. first annual March of Dimes will be set up along the way as Two weeks ago the board was Pledge Walk to be held Dcc. 1 well as food and drink for the shocked to discover the or- beginning at 7 a.m. Judging walkers. dinance, as written, placed the from the success of previous Each person participating in burden on low density, single walks held in Orange and the walk will seek contributions family housing instead of high Osceola Counties, I'ledge Walk pledges for each mile walked. density, multiple family officials are expecting a large All sponsor sheets and dwellings, turnout from the Seminole registration forms can be C6unty area, AGENDA obtained at any school or bank NoveniberZO_g:30a.m. The 20-mile walk will begin at. in the county. After the walk, Invocation Sanford Chamber of Commerce Pledge Walkers will collect the Pledge of Allegiance on First Street and 'Pooped-out money from their sponsors and Approval of Minutes of Pick.up" trucks will constantly forward it to the March of Regular Mcctir.g ;. p:itrol the route for anyone Dimes Central Florida Chapter. Ma rc hers I -. . -'- - .. ___________________ - —' . - (f - . - - - I .-. - - --- . ____ ____ - I'Iquu (.apuiLy UI LdUUd[U acreptahle to the ctty and FASTEETHt Powdec himself. .• ..-. ,, No'1, sloP Ot 'ad'' ,, - " - EG . , .. -- 130Z - --- Just WILKINSON wninr . DAV UAID •• 11 -" REG ::::::::. ruo tJCW iv ...mim'i III / • a a IAC CIAUSO vtjr IViL . rs • RAZOR Y*!I DOUBLEEDGI IOC'T Lt'T 0th) UMIT I REG 1 68 W1HI _________ STY I E MODESS SHAMPOO SANITARY NAPKINS 15 02 GENTLE. HERBAL. LEMON REG. (LIMIT ONE) :::;:;:::.::: ; I . - - -' - ted To Jo i n I - -j -.... He said in 18-acre dralnage 12 CT. REQ. OR SUPER 42 38c REG.54 DOUII.L 0100 PROTICTION EFFERDENT DENTURE 1l FANSFR • MYADEC MULTI-VITAMINS 60 CT-LIMIT 1 219 (LiMIT 1) CAPS OR TASL,ETI MNGOR ;',!'.f• .ç-ç. rP I Handling ; p'5 ' I b;leiI •._,.I ' 'One per Family p 'Ia"T' Ill 8c 1: i: Groups $2.49 per Person 1J 4 çO So % 1 çil SIICC38% Tues., Nov. 20, Wed., Nov. 21 Hrs. 10-i & 2.5 Super Dollar Store 4 203 E. First St. Sanford, Fia. _ ON - - - APPRECIATION ::.::. 1 0 Killed CERTIFICATE - In f'Ieekend ,A1cc I dents ..--=. -. - -.• . I d ._ ,.' - a shiv'5 , '.'"T'f ', -. smo0t0 ;.: (Herald Photo by Elda Nicho's) - - i.cvOC Sc' Curv'ern vas al".t' e\[)rt'ssed htil!r:.,'tnt land dvelopr.. - - .ii'j tat" i% , % •• - dIS&I l.c crhpduhugl fnr f,r-t r,...,1,,,,, - - .., last week residents en masse scheduled to consider the mnIipua.t . l.aurents proposal nexauon of the Church of God to build an office park at the property on Semninola site, stressing that 20,000 yards Biulevard and its rezoffira: iii of dirt the developer has used to commercial. elevate It-ic flood orone site will . cause flooding of neighboring - A site development ordinanie POSTER WINNERS RECEIVE AWARDS pS_ç - - xind couki t. pros mdcd Clrles Tibbles of the U S rezoning of the George St. GeodetIc Survey and Palm ill p - ii: Zone Hearing Is Tonight nandforS.minOleCoVntY.FI0I'idl, ii., )17I OPEN DAILY you toe relief demanded l the ' L..uUicr J. llogsett writing Clerk's Ott ice. P.O. Drawer CITYd NANCY .1. DINC'EE, William . Spivey complaint or petition. The unknown husbands or (Seal) B. C, Sanford, Florida 37771. Alt bids Frederick Rauer LONGW000, FLORIDA Defendant WITNt hand and the seal li-nw .. Klrschstein 55 iv wives of any of the above individual are to be in a sealed envelope, Notice of Public Hearing (land Vincent King NOTICE OF SUIT Publish: Nov. 12, 19, 2.. Dec. 3. 1973 Said Cf. 'I on this itt day of Respondents. plainly marked on the outside. 'TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ' Ja: ,s M. Gro5s TO: NANCY J. DINGEE Novemb' A ., 197). John Noll C. The unknown heirs, devisees, DEV74 "Seated Bid for (Item), open NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY Mary E. RlI 777 West Cavina of legatees and grante.ej of the above. ______________________________ (Court Sc I) November 26. 1973." Sadie Saunders THE City Council of the Apartment 103 Arthti 14. Sechwith, Jr. Theresa M. Shaw NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Bids will be opened at 200 P.M., Longwood, Floridi, that said city named individual Respondents who Jon Alfa Smith Covirta. California CI(rk cI mo Circuit court NAME STATUTE William C. Shaw Monday, November 26, 1973, in the Council will hold a public hearing: may be dC4d. YOU A9E HEREBY NOTIFIED Siminoic County Court House Roy R. Wright Jr. 0. The unknown %u'. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: assigns, fba of County Commissioners (a) To consider annexation of the Isaac M. Dyess Sr. that an action for divorce has bun Sanford, 11*rlda Notice is hereby given that th Annie Belle McCloud Room. Second Floor of the folowing described property lying cessors in Interest, trustees, or any feed agaInst you, and you are fly: Mart '.a 1. Vihten James E. Mellon COUrt House in Sanford, Florida. and being Ih Seml,ofe County, olher parties claiming by. through, undersigned, pursuant to the Herbert E. Stenstrorn 'equired to serve a copy of your Dt!p&ity (.'rk or against any and all of the above "Fictitious Name 5tatvte" Chapter Lu'tda Jean Smith Actual award to successful bidder Florida, to wit: wrItten defenses, if any, to it on , Julia Mae Cnlstan 17, 19, 76, 1973 named Respondents and agaInst alt 3O9, Florida Statute, will register Publish: Nov will be made at t'e ne"t 'eeilar $7uth 197 feet of thc West 1.t7 Brenda H. LOWA DeBary jOHN A. BALD*IN. Baldwin & ,, . -' . rtLc cfim ;: ....; tc Cd the Circuit Cuwi, oijji Walter A. i)u..*, &eL)dI) County Commission Mtrh'g 'n me of Southwest '. ot section Duircu, AtIorne' tot Petitioner, Olga K. Shuart, DeBary havIng any Interest or claim as in and for Seminole County, Florida, NOTIC'i Ub .')E R FICTITIOUS Court House. Florida, Tuesday, Township 70 5, Range Harriet E. Kiose, Deltona Suite 20, 500 East Highway 436. 1 owners, mortgagees, judgment upon receipt of proof of the Irene M. Rutledge, Deltona November 27, 1973. UAML STATUTE to th corporate Iimitt of the City Casselb.ri'y, Florida, and Ill, the Norman G. Belanger, Del,A' creditors or lienhoiders of, upon or publication of this nollce, the f Ic- TO WHO' IT CONCERN: Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Longwood, Florida, and CW-1 A. Woi, Deltona Notice is Mt ;b'; gyrn that tn, original with the Clerk of the above baa name, towit: Clerk IN(b) To consider also the question against thC parcel of land describid titious the Styird court at the Seminole County Truman M. Myers, iongwood of designating and assigning the below in Seminole County. Florida. DEPEP4DEUT CARPENTER ASSN. undersiiined, ursJrt t Board of County Gordon A. Pickering, Deltona 'Fictti'ut Name Statute," Chapter co.,r,rc.kse. Sanford, Florida, on or The OF DIVISION AD Marlin Carroll, Oviedo under which I am engaged l' Commissioners zoning classification of R.2 Johephine Weeks, Deltona t Residential District to said property MINISTRATION, STATE OF business at hOt Lee Road, Apt, F .14, $45.09, Florida Statutes, will register before December 11th, 1973; Sem ole County, Florida Mary Ann Vleczorek, Deltona as that classification Is descr!bed FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF Winter Park, Florida in the City 4 wlth the Clerk of the Circuit Court, OthtfWite a Judgment ma' be en. • By: W. Bush, Jr. .Y in the zonIng ordinances of the City TRANS P0 R TAT ION, and Winfr Park, Florida. lnand for Seminole County, Florida, lered against you for the relief Publish: Nov. 12. It, 1973 Donna S. Jett, Chuluota Legal Notice the demanded in the Complaint. That the party interested in said upon receipt of proof of OEv73 of Longwood, Florida, to wit: Or- SEMINOLE COUNTY. a political THIS NOTICE shall be pvb!'shed Garry L. Adams, wood pvblc.ation of this notice, the ticdinanceNo. tJ3andasam,nJe.dand subdivision of the Stale of Florida, business enterprises as fotiows: each week for four (4) con. IN TN! CIRCUIT COURT, hjve filed petition In eminent a Barbara A. Ritchey and girl, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Mike Sudar tlti'usname,'o.wit: WILLINGHAM once supplemented. Eli.. IEENTH JUDICIAL dR. classification domainproceedingsagainstyouand Dated at Casselberry, SemInole AUOtO SERVICES under which we secutive weeks In The Sanford The present zoning Orange City FOR SEMINOLE COUNTI, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA. each of you seeking to condemn for County, are engaged in business at 3010 Herald, Sanford, Florida. Florida, 0tobec, 1973 of said property it. Al Agricultural COUNTY, FLORIDA WITNESS my hand and seal of public purposes tIw fee ________________________ IN PROBATE NO. 734.1 CP simple title De'byshirs Road, M.aitland, Florida Publish: Oct. 29. Nov. S. 12. IC, 1973 District as that classification IN PROBATE 73-24$-CP s-aid Court on this 9th day of the parcel described below DEU-191 In a: Estate of 32751. described in the zoning ordinances tO In Ce: Estate of GRACE W. FORT, — That theparlies Interested inlaId November, 1973. andreguletionsof SeminoleCo'jnty, located In Seminole County, CHARLES HAYNES. Florida: NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS business enterprise are as followS: Deceased. FlorIda. Deceased. Seminole Clerk of the Circuit Court The North Steel of: NAME STATUTE FINAL NOTICE Ben Willingham The Public Hearing will be held In TO ALL CREDITORS AND PER By: Joy Webb The East 327.1 feet of the West TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that the June A. Willlngham tt'ieCity Hail, Longwood, Florida. on SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR Deputy Clerk Notice is hereby given that the will, on the 13th day Dated at Cassetberry, Seminole the 10th day of December, 1973. at 332.4 tPtt of the North SO feet of the DEMANDS AGAINST SAID County, Florida, October 19. 1973. JOHN A. BALDWIN December, AD. 1973, present to the 7:00 p.m., or as sooi thereafter as NE '.. of the NE'k of th SE'. of undersigned, pursuant to the ESTATE: (2 a I enda r Baldwin & Dikeou Range "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter ubIith' Nov. 5, 12, 19, 26, 1973 HonorabJe Circuit Judge, Probat. possible, at which time in'errsted Section I. Townshl 20 South. YOu and each of you are hereby Attomes at Law 0EV 21 Oivit.ion, Seminole County, Florida, parties and citizens toe and against 30 East, in Slminole County, $65 09. Florida Statute, wilt register notified and required to present any uite 20. with the Clerk Cf the Circuit Court, her Final Return, account and claims and the proposed arviexation en zoning Florida. Nov. demands which you. or Containing 1136 'quare feet (0026 in and for Seminole County, Florida, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH 500 East Hlohwav 136 vouchers as Eiecutrix of the Estate will be heard. Said hearing may be Guest speaker, John T. of GRACE W. FORT, deceaser'. and Cithr of you. may have against the continued from time to time until acre)moreor less. .xcIusiveof area upon receipt of proof of the JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Casseiberry, FlorIda 37707 of CPartes Haynet. deceased, publication of this notice, the tic- SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER Reilly, regicoal Vice pr?Sideflt, at saId time, then and there, make estate final action is taker by the City iii esi$t'flg road right of way. late of said COunty, to 'he Clerk of Pubith: Nov. 19, 26. Dec. 3, 10, 1973 You and cadi of you are corn. titious name, to-wit: N 6. N iii re: tse Mari-iag application to the said Judge vor a Council Waddell and Reid Inc. Xi the Circuit Court of Seminole OEVl07 DENNIS RAY BEADNELL, the manded to file written defenses to DRYWALL und!f which we, are linsl settlement of her adThis notice shall bC posted at Epsilon Zeta (lPte1's Beta minlstrationofsaidestateandforan County, Florida, at his office in the City Hall within the City Husband, of thePetitionlntheotficeoftp,,Clerk engagodlnbusi-ielsat3odMagnoIia courthouse of said County at SanCITY OF ALTAMONTI of the Circuit Court in arid for Street in the City of AltamOfife and Sjgrna P1I1, 8 pin., 617 E. Order discharging her as such. Lcx-sgwood, Florida, and in thrtq ford, Florida, within four (1) SPRINGS, FLORIDA SANDRA 0. BEADPIELL, other places withIn the City, and Seminole County, Florida, In the Springs, Florida. DATED this 31st day of Cnkmial Dr. Orb.rdo, October, calen2ar months from the time of Wife. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO That the parties interested in s-aid published in The Sanford Herald, a City of Santord, Seminole County, &D. 1973. the first p*Ilcation of this notice. CONSIDER ADOPTION OF NOTICE OF ACTION r.ew'spaper of general circulation in Florida. on or before the led day of busineSs enterprise are as follow's: 5: Carol Stone Two cooc's of each claim or demand THE STATE OF FLOR IDA TO: PROPOSED ORDINANCE James Nelson (lrlstmas Bazaar and Bake the City of Longwd and Seminole December, 1973. the same b'eng riot Executrix shall be in writ.ri'J a'd shall state BEADNELL, TO WHOM IT MAY COHERN: DENNIS RAY Mark heat County, Floridi, once a weea 10 af less than 2! days nor more than O Estate Sale, 10 a.m., Osteen Civic the place of residence arid post office NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by RESIDENCE from the date of this notice, at Cssetberry, Seminole WHOSE Dated AND least four (1 consecutive w,s days GRACE w. FORT lddrrsabftP*claimanf,,ndshaflbe ____ nd to serve your wrItten defenses County, Florida, October, 23. 1973. MAILING ADDRESS IS 2nd Street, thf City of Altamonte pcings, 'Ft%TRflM. DAVIS prior To the date of the Public r O me c;a,rnant, 0) .gcnt, rlrda, i'..t na c.rzu .tt ro: a Souin arroiuon, uni-o. Hearing the date of the first upon toe County Attorney of PublIsh: Oct. 29, NOv. 5, 17, 79, 1973 & McINTOSH or atorney and tuch claim not t.Q YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED public hearing to consider enactS6,llDefense for Wonlen, Sic, Attorneys for Executrix publication to the date of the last Seminole Coity on or before that OEU 197 turd shall be void. that a proceeding (or dissolution merit of Ordinance P40. 27513, en publication, both dates incliye, date, which defenses shall show L-2O7--2,7:3O.l0p.m. No fee. Post Office Box 1330 5' Ella ?,&crlin Roberti marruageha% been filed against you, Tutlid shall not be ttls than twenty-eight what right, title, or interest you, or Sanford, Fiorda 32171 as Executrix of the Lilt LI-id the short title Is IN RE: THE AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY (75) days prior to lbe date at the any of you, have or claim in and to , PublIsh: Nov. 3. 12. It, 26, 1973 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Nov. win and Testament of IPIC above-descrIbed parcel of land NOTICE ISHEREB( GIVEN that MARRIAGE OF DENNIS RAY OF ALTAMONTF SPRINGS, Public H'aring. Chutes Hayrues, Sanford Area Ministerial DATED this 22nd day of Octoc., andthowcause why It should not be by virtue of that ce-tam ',rit of BEADNLL, Husband SAN. FLORIDA, AMENDING ORFICTTIOUSNAME decsed, PRA B. OEADNELL. Wife, and OINANCENO,77$13OFTHECITY A.D. tm. takenfortheusesandpurposessef Exenition issuedout Association will hold the of ar'd under' N)TlCE is hereby given that we Thomas A. Spur, Eic. tonI, in the ComplaInt, or presents command you to OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, S Onnle R. Shomate default the seal of the CircuIt Court of are engaged In bushiess at 170 regular monthly meeting at 11 SPEER 6. SPEER, F.A. and file your Anj' q FLORIDA, SAID ORDINANCE may be entered against you. City Clerk OrangeCounty,Flor,upena final appear a.m.., at Holy Q.n Ep1ops French Ave.. Santoid, Seminole Attorneys at Law defense or pleading with the BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE You are notilied that Petitioners the City of loran Order judgment rendered In the aforesaid other County. Florida is'ter he fictitious P.O. Box 1364 will apply to the COurt ZONING PLAN WITHIN THE CITY Of the Circuit Court In arid Lan'7wood, Florida Qsu.rch, Park Avz'nue. A !Ufl' name of SANFORD TIRE SElf. court on the 27th day of November, Clerk Sanford FlorIda 37171 Taking on the 11th day f AD. SeminoleCoun$y,FIoqicf..,nds-.f-y. OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Publish: Oct.29, Nov. 5, 12, 19, 26. Cf 1972, In that certain case en. cheen and prayer fellowship VICE, and that we I:dend tO register Publish: Nov. S. 12. 19, 26. 1913 FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT December, 1973. 1973 at 4:45 o'clock titled, J. I. CaseCompanyd b a Case a copy thereof on PetItIner"s at. riod will follow (or thse said nan-ic with me Clerk of thi OEV1$ torney. ROGER 1. BERRy OF CHANGING THE ZONING OF P.M.. before the 1-fonorabte Tom DEU.191 Power & Equipment Plaintiff, Circuit Court. Seminole County, Waddell, Jr., Judgi jhIng to attend. CLEVELAND, MIZE & BERRY, CERTAIN TERRITORY FROM PG PROCLAMATION 0P CITY OP ALTAMONTE e-ot' ma of the Circuit DIly and Waht, Inc. Defendant, ,. P.O. Drewer Z. Sanford, ,lOrlda PROF ES S ION AL OFF ICE ourt of me Eighteenth Judicial wtiich REGULAR ELECTION SPRINGS. FLORIDA provisions Cf lhi Fictitious Name alorei.ald Writ of Execution DISTRICT TO C N COMMERCIAL Circuit of Florida, in hIs Chambers was before the 9th d4y of Naticeof Public Hearing Statutes. Yo.Wit: Section $45 09 TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS delivered to me as Sheriff of 32771, on or December, AD., 1973, otherwise a NEIGHBORHOOD DISTRICT; Florida Nurses Association Floridi at Seminole County Courthouse, OFTHECITYOFCASSELBERRY, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNStatutes 19s7. Seminole County, Fforida, and S.an(ord, Florida. at which tlm and FLORDA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by District 37 meeting, Seminole have levied upon the following default will bt eoteretj against you. PROVIDING SEVERABILITY, 5 H F Eggen Jr WlTP4E5Smyhar,mjaf,aseiofth, CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE NOTICE IS :EREL1Y GIVEN by thC City Council of the City of place all parties may appear before J At. WaIler Memorial hospital auditorium, the Court arid be heard on all described property owned by Clerk of the Circuit Court on thu DATE. Aitarnonte Sptigs, the City of Casselbe-ery. Florida. Florida, that Ii: Nov. s. 12, 19. 197, Donnelly and WahI, Inc., said tith day 7:30p.m. Pl.a.sticsware party to DEV-33 of November, AD., 1973, SaidOrdinancewasplacedon(irst that pursuant to lawful authority the said City Council will hold a public matters ijoperly before toe Court property be4ng located in Seminole (Seal) that must be determined before reading on November 13. 1973, and raise funds. AU nurses invited. ____________________________ CIty of Casseibuerry, Florida, shall hearing: the Cnty, Florida. more particularly Arthur H. Be(kwith, j,-. the City Council wilt consider s-ene on Tuesday. December 4. 1913, (a) To Consider annexation of the entry Cf an Order of Taking, in. described as follows: FICTITIOUS NAME for final passage and adoøicn after Clerk of the Circuit court Ic.11owing dekribed property lying cluding the jurisdiction of the NOTICE Is hereby given that we durIng the legal hours br voting A Case Model 510 LoaderBy: Cecella V. Eke-rn Nov. thi public hearing, which will be Mid being in Seminole County. Court. the Sufficiency of the hold me regular election of the City are engaged in business I 77$ Bacthoe Serial P40 $651054 held in the City Hall of Altan-,ont, Deputy Clerk pleadings, whether Petitioner Is Florida, to wit: Cesselberry, Florida. Sanford Lions Club, flOOfl, Harold and the undersigned as Sheriff Winter Park, Springs on Tuesday, the 4th day of LOt 5 10, 11, 12, I), $4 and IS, properly exercising its Said election shall be held at the CLEVELAND. MIZE & BERRY HOMse of Steak. Fire Chief G. Seminole County, Florida under the CasslIberry delegated SemInole County, Florida, will at December, 1973, at 5:00 p.m.. or as Attorneys for Petitioner Fire Department GOLDIE MANOR, according t th, authorIty and the amount to be fidlfioui name of "POWER DRILL $100 A.M. on tt,e 27th day M. Harriett, speaker. deposited for cacti of the parcels of soon thereafter as possible. At the P0. Grawer Building on said date arid at the plat thereof ii recorded in Plat Book arid AND FASTENER", that we I), Page it, Ps.Iic Records of prcpel-ty. The Court will make and November, AD. 1973, offer for sale Sanford, Florida 37171 meetIng interested partIes map times atithorifed for th• purpose of li-Wend to register said name wi-h the all existing OEv-lol that Part of Ronnie DrIve lying and if the Court finds that Petitioner' cash, subject to any and the proposed ordinance. This wit. fleboard Club covered dish County, Florida In accordance with toMAYOR SouthofaneasverIy,ytenjmonop,e i entitled to possession of the lelnj,attheFront(West)Dooroftfl, OF THE city of hearing may be cent inued from time the provisions Of the FictitiOUs supper 6 p.m., clubhouse Catselberry. Florida Ncrth lot Iifl of Lot 10, acordng to property ma advance of final Seminole County Courthouse in to tire i,'ntl final a(1 Dn 5 tab.en by the time Sanford, Florida. the above III THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Name Statutes, To Wit: Section the piat fher,of as recorded in Plat ludgment, the Court will lix tI-it' City Council. TwO (2) MEMBERS of Use City Lakefront. $6309 Florida Statutes 1. E'OHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Bock 13, Page 71, Public Records of within wt-ikPi and the terms upon de.cribed personal property. Council of the City of C.asselberry, A copy OS the proposed Ordinance CUlT OF SEMtNOL COUNTY, 5: Abe Stahl Floriøa which you w.il be required to Property being stored at Altam*nte Seminole County. Florida; ispostedatlheCifyHall,Altamonte WIlliam Stahl This Not ice shall be posted as tothecorporatetimltsogth,Cityof surrender possession to Petitioner. Garage In Altamonte Springs. In- FLORIDA Springs, Florida, and copIes are on Nos'. Z3 'mat1on available from the Civil FILE NO. 7)-t*I7-A ptjbiith: Nov. 3, 12, 19, 26. 1973 requIred in thC City of Cas4rfbefry, Attamonte Springs, Florida; and WITNESS my hand and the Sealof file With the Clerk of the City and Gospel Sing, Sanford Clvk' DEvn the above Court this 1st day of Department of Seminole County DIVISION A Florida, and shall be published in Ib) To consider also the quest and same may be inspected by the HENRY ACKERMAN sheriff's office. of designating and assigning the November, 1973 Center, 8 p.m. to midnight. the IbnlOrd Htfatd once each 'ak made to LUCILLE ACKERMAN, his wife, That said sale Is beIng PICTITIOUSNAME for at least tour (1) consecutive Zoning classification of CC Corn. (Seal) DATED this 15th day of Sponsored by Sanford Fire E flalnfiffs, NOTICE is hereby given that lam weeks prior to December 1, 1973 Satisfy the terms of Laid Writ of mercial General District to said Arthur'H, B.ckwlth, jr. Norember, AD. 1973. partmentBenefilFund features engaged In business at PO. BOX Execution. Dated at Caselberry, Florida. property as that classification IL Clerk of the Circuit Court 5: Phyllis .1. Jcrdahl .101411 If. FOX and MARGARET F. Maitlend. Seminole County. John E. Polk, Les Beasley & Florida Boys; thi Th'd day of October, A.D. 1971. By Martha r. vinien descrIbed in the cx-iing ordlntnces City Clerk FOX, hit wife, Florida under the fictitious name of SherIff (Seat) Cf. the City of Altamonte Springs, As Deputy Clerk Of the City of Windy J hitson & Deft-ridants, SAFEGUARD MICROFILM Seminole County. Florida Bill 0. Giier,. FIOrida,tOwIf:Oid.nLn(,p4ofl.73 Howard If. Matsee Altarnont, Springs. F 5OridI NOTICE OF SUIT and Rick and Betty Sloan SYSTEMS, arid tt i int,-i tO Publish: Nov. 5. 12, 19, 6, $973 Mayor and as amended and supplemented. Assistant County Attorney Publish. Nov. 19, 1973 IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF regidersaidname with he Clerk of P.11th: Oc 29 p 0EV-li The present zoning Classification 110 C. Commercial Str,ie$ Siers. ,, 2, 0EV $07 toe Circuit Court. Se,rinole County, 1973 of iai-d property is RI Residential Kirk PIa:a ____________________________ FLORIDA: . Florida in accordance with the ')CU.119 District, as that Cli'ssmficatlon Is Santord, Florida 3777) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE To the Defendants: JOHN If. FOX and MARGARET provisions Of th FictitiOuS Name Dec. $ described in the zoning ordinances Publish: Nov. 5, I?. 19, 26, 1973 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. wife, their unknown INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE mo1e Community Statutes, To Wit: Section 565.09 In the Circuit Court, Seminole andregulationsofSerninolecounty, 0Ev 37 CUlT SEMINOLE COUITY, Fheirsde-'isees,Iegateesoegrante,s, FOX. his south EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CtRCounty, Florida, Florida Statutes 1957, Florida. FLORIDA Library annual bazaar and and all uther persons or parties CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, In Prahat..ln re Estate ci ire THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE c. The public he,nir. -.sitit, "'*15 claiming oy, 'nrougn, under or bake sale, 10a.m. to 5p.m., (1 JOSEPH L. CORLEY $fsh: Nov. 5, I?, 19, 20, )'3 the City Hall, A.tamonte Springs, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. DIVISION against them; PROBATE DIVISION CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE In Ce: Adoption of Deceased. FloeIda,ontpleathdayof9em Altamonte Swings Community 0EV-ti to All parties or persons CASE P40: t3-2*9.CP ToitlCredetorsandperse,n Having $973, , soon COUNTY, FLORIDA pm, or as ('tRtSTOpI$ER LEE SPIKER arid Ar-id Avenue lious. Maitlatd han or claiming any right, title or Estate of PMOCLAh'ATIONOF Claims or Demands Against Said the'caftera%possbio at which time CIVIL ACTION 140. 73.15S3.D DOt4NA LYNETTE SPIKER by _________________________ interest In and to the fQllpwing REGULAR ELECTION WILLARD DORSETT SMITH, Estate: lnfefasfed parties arid citizens for DIVISION 0 WiLLIAM LOUIS TOMCHAY deScribed property, situated in TO THE frGtSTr RED VOTERS Deceased Yu and each of you are hereby and e;.sirt',t It-,. prop3rd anneyateri In Ce; the Marr,aqe NOTICE OF SUIT r .: 'V, COUnt1, jr4 pr.tny Cvt- I GOODUN, fe. or IQ DANIEL LEE PlKL Lot IS. Block 21 of SUUURBP-f TO ALL PERSONS HAVING FLORIDAC.Saurii$ and cemands which you. Of hearings may be continued RONALD NMN 0000EN, hust*nd 1434 North Beauregard HOMES SUBDIVISION, according CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by either of you may have agalmt the time to time until unit action Is OVA 1. G000EN, Alexandria, Vlrinia to the Plat thereof as recorded in Hie City of Caflrlbcrry. Florida, estate Of JOSEPH L. CORLEY, taken by the City Council. SAID ESTATE Petilidrer', YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PIat BookS, Pages 60 and 61, PublIc tI,t pursuant totawlut authority the You and each of yo.j are hereby deceased. late of said CAnty, to the This notice shall be posted at the that a PetItion For u5 Optlon City of Costelbecry, Florida, shall has Records of Seminole County, notifild and requl'ed to file any Clerk, Circuit Court, Seminole City Hall within the City RONALD NMPI 000DEN, been filed in the above CaptiQflpd Florida claims and demands which you, or on 1uSd.y December 1. $973, County, Florida, at his office in Use Aithmonte Springs, Florida, are-i In Respondent, cause, and you are requIred to serve You, and each of you, notified are ct'jrinq the legal hour's for votIng cihier Of you, may hsue against said court house ci s-aid Ccx.mty ii San thr NOTICE OF SUIT (3) other ptacs within the a cnp- of your written cbeti')os, if " . , r.-'-,... uS SUl? tO ni:aln cancellation of ("it' 0 thCffi*çf the Clerk of the . rkr'. v,J!r: r: 5x (i,fr':,ar ( 10 1:?IAL H','.,'l ,u-.J ! c.00crN jt'..!,si,-<j Ti( .:y ,j .D 11' , i.is.,t,.-cvt If.nkuSpilir, -i U 'n'tgCge dccci ar*j prom's..c'ry note of C..r.:.tcry, iir, mantis from ttie lime of the first C'rcut COurt of the Ei'ite.ntrt kesidenco Unknown "feraiuj, a newspaper of general Traffic accidents over 1IC 04 JOHNSON AND PANICO, PA., tOtP*abOvedescribedpropertyhas 5ai rteci.on shall be held t me pubiicatlon Of th)5 notice Two circtilalion in lh City of Altirnonte Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, Syracuw, New York attorneys for petitioner, whose been filed • against you and you are Florida, Probate Division, in ttce weekedhavekillcdtenpeople, CasSeibetry Fire Department tXPu*t Of each damn or dernind Springs and Seminole County, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED .iddress is ill South Maltlarid required to serve a Bsu'ldIng on said oat, and at (lie Shail be in writing, Mid shall State copy of your Courthwi,e that an action for dissolution of Avenue, Maittand, Florida, 3713), answer to the Complaint on the .within tour at Smnford, Florida, one of the lowest totals for tiff-iM authorized lot the pvqpos', a-f thiCtaceCfresldenceandpostotfk, (4) conSecutive weeks prior to the marrllg,t%as bean filedaqalnst calendar months from you andfiletheoniginalwitpstpsvCterkof Plaintiff's attorney, JOSEPH Payear, the Florida Highway e4*cllnqthe following city official, to addrclsof the cLaimant, and shall b3 (Thff of the Pilic Hearing; the date and you are raquired to srve a ,hc time of the first pubtication of Copy the above styled Court on or befe PADAWE R, P.O. Box $77, Maittad. this notice. Each Cliim or demand wit: ' sworn to oy the cLaimant, his agent, Cf the firSt pubIirgf ion to th. date of of your written defenses, It any, to H trol Dc'rkmber 13th 1973, other an FiOfida 37751, md f!ie tP e original in or attorney and accompanied by I the Last put'ication. both dates in- JERROLD A. 81405$, Attorney for' One CouncUman of the City of must be in wilting end filed In slightly below average, Order may be entered granting this the office Of the Clerk '4 the Circuit duplicate and state the place of Casse+bacry fee an unexpired tet'rn filing fee of one øollar and such Ctutiv, Shaft not be Its-i than PetitIoner, 350 N. Washington Adoption to the PItitlC,ser. just the past two Weekends ar-id the seal ot Court on or before December 13th, created by the untimely demise of claim or demand not to filed shall be twenty.etght (25) days. In addition, Avenue, Titusville. Floridi 33250, residence and post office address of WITNESs my hand 197) otherwise tue allegations of the ,,, ,.,,. yO-d ipires toti killed w notice snail te nosted irs the area to flrdfiletht orig;nal witps the Clerk of Said Court on the 14th day Qf the Claimant arid mc.,st bt sworn to cr?rr!.1;r.t wii be taken as con S ia -: C)flScifrt-O tO' I'. C.0 Si-cd ccr1 i. Of tt3re November, $97). by tic clamant, h.s o'!orney, or the 'flctr,,q's ,)iid than tesez1. Tb-S PfOl(e Shall be posted as As CJCut($' 0! the Last IOriiOg at leaSt I ttCen (1.51 days December 3rd. 1973 otherwIs, a (SetH Same shall be void. This notice Shall be published once Will end 7estarnvit of The victims included Stphen reouireo in Use Cty Casseiberry, prior to the dat* of the Pubii Dated at Orlando, Florida, this judgment may be eiCCred against ArtNjr H fleck*uth, Jr. JOSEPH L. COMLEY, 14f*ring. each week for (our consecutive 2nd day of November, 1973. you 'or the relief demandd in tls J. Kelo, 25, of Fort Lauderdale. Fi*rida. and shall be p'jbtiSt'ed in Clerk of the Circuit Court WU In The Sanford Heq'akj, ii decHed 0* Saricaru }lfratd once each week DATED thu 24th of October, Complaint or pif S William s Seminole County, Florid. who died in a bradon collision lot t h-ar' leyr 11 STEP4SIROM. DvtS Dated this 14th day of November, A0 4'etvr As Executor WITNESS my hand and se-al of v .'v 5toes 7. Mc W iV)I t Ivw huaci in ia. 1iJiIjc'tcnin t,r Pfl'li.5 J. JO(OhI . of Said estate sad (ou't 04i Oc'c-oor 31st, 1973. Deputy Clerk iCircut Court Seal) f'5 foe Eaecut.ra Dated 01 Ccrry, Fior.da. City Citr S. L4*rence .1. PhaImn (Seal) .1 Robert Hunkapilier U—piArthur H. Btckwith, Jr. P.O. 60* I3j thisEhdayof$overnb.cr, AD. wit ci lh City of Of Mateer and Harbeql Arthur H. Beckwitr-i, Jr. JOHNSON AND PANICO, Clerk, Circuit Court Dale 1.. Wagner, age un Fioruda State 6ant (Seat) Pott Ott iCe Box 2131 .ritn Springs, A Clerk of s-kid Cout't Ill Sotutti Mautlar-id Ave Suite fl Seminole County, FlOridi Florida BIN B. Gr QrijnØn, Florida 37603 By: Joy Webb known. wasstruck and killed on Matlano. Florida 31751 By; Joy Stokes San!otd. Florida 37771 Mayor Publish: Oct. 29, Nov. .3. 17, 19, 24. Deputy Clerk Attorney for Executor Attorneys hi5motorcyleSaturtlayonSt.ate Publish: Deputy Clerk Putolifl; Nov. 5. 12, 19, 28, 1973 1973 Nov 13. 19. 28, Dec. 3, $97) and Estate Publish: Nov. 5, 12, 19, 36, $973 PDtlsh: Nov. 19, 7P, Dec.), $0, Pi4 L1O rt'A Pbtuth. Hu' II 7*, Oi-c 1. 1Q 1973 DF',T54 OFU Putt ¶h Ito-, ic. DCV t9 IFV 1vf zs- Monday, Nov. 19, 1973-3A ' . j C 1,/iKE Mary Chamber of Ccnuncrce president Don Jackson presents award from chamber to Virginia K. Mercer for her public relations work, community services, and many years of (ll.'(il('it IOfl to (hi' organization. (Herald Photo by Jane C4isselberry) 1 pIus or begin using the can 0 plus for faster, more accurate dolt-yourself dialing as of NOVEMBER 18,1913 628644-645-646647 exchanges . says. N "irs IlIr ,. '' Docn-•r - ,,,_,,,, 1 "ltI1iifij Pblshed Daly and , Sunday. eicep' Stciday by The Sanford Herald, 303 14 French Av. Sanford, - 3777) Secund Ct,s Po'aqi P.sd at Sanford. Florida 37771 Subscrupt'cn Rates by Carrier Week SS YCar 173 40 AIR CONDITIONER AND FURNACE FlLTERS :\'. c-\ IRONING BOARD PAD AND COVER 54CA/\ ___ \\ Iw1 \'\ I cFijTh° ) I) U.'' k'X) Wtnter Park Telephone Compairj (taneti Ylil upl :, ii,:. '. '. 1.., e - SOIL $TAJNRIMOVSR flu i 'N WASH I I I ... f, — 8Y. ; Watch for your exchange cut-over, you could be next! I Ii'riIiI çcc u.: i-'4 \ BOX OF 50 BOOK MATCHES R1 �4A—The Sanfor d Herald Monday, Nov. 19, 1973 Not Anxious For Change r. President Democrats Need Richard Nixon By JOHN PINKERMAN Editor, Copley News Service Despite lots of noise to the contrary, hardnosed professional Democratic politicians do not want President Nixon to resign, nor do the' wish to convict him in an impeachment proceeding. The current situation is just right for Democrats looking forward to 1976 elections and they want to keep it that way. The President, however clean he may be personally, is presiding over a scandal-wracked administration. This makes him a ready and constant target, a visible reminder to the American public that come 1976 it will be proper to "chase the rascals out." His foes would much prefer him to stay in the White House asa living symbol of GOP corruption. Their thinking might be compared to that of ex-Nixon confidante John Ehrlichman concerning L. Patrick Gray, briefly FBI director -mil a t raic vic' t im of \Va terate. Ehrl 1'hnri 's and no longer a po!itically alive blot on the GOP. Additionally, the removal of Mr. Nixon would propel Ford into the highest office, and this is the last thing Democrats planning for '76 would want. Ford has been called a lightweight and he has been criticized as not being of presidential timber. However, he conies forth as a Mr. Clean, a decent man with the human frailties that appeal to Americans who are becoming more than a little bit suspicious of the clever politician, Ford has said he has no desire to be Project Independence alternative but out-right COeyNe rationing of gasoline and other The energy crisis which first fuels, (merged two years aio as a The chalIenr which the brutal vcrwcl oil whether to help Gray was, ''We dtsLt thrc.tt to Ua! United to let him hang there, let him twist slowly, slowly in the wind." Should Mr. Nixon resign or be "fired" in an impeachment trial the Democrats will lose their whipping boy. The succession of Gerald Ford to the presidency would be in the nature of a cleaning process and the Republicans, in a sense, would be out from under. This reaction already has occurred in the resignation of for mer Vice President Spiro Agnew. He was in much worse shape than Mr. Nixon is, He was sentenced in court as a felon, but he has disap- States of America has now leaped directly Into our lives. The fuel shortage described by President Nixon tn his report to the nation is an acute and jim peared from the scene, already almost forgotten ct through the coining v,inkr without actually su!fering from the curtailment of oil shipments from the Arab states lfwe are willing tomake sacrifices. Those he outlined— cooler homes, slower speeds on freeways, less outdoor lighting and others—could have suf. fint Impact on our total energy consumption to keep the fuel crisis fromcutting iltm the productive muscle of our Other Thoughts A recent, loose reference to a "Yankee dime" really doesn't mean a "Nixon penny." A "Yankee dime," once viable In Eastern Carolina, meant a kiss. Apparently, the initial phrase, and one of Southern origin, meant "payment in full with a kiss." _______ president. He is popular, however, and he makes friends easily and he inspires trust among those who know him intimately and those he meets for the ft time. He would enjoy the same "honeymoon" that any vice president is accorded when he takes over the awesome responsibilities of the presidency in an emergency. Harry Truman had full support of the nation when Franklin Roosevelt died. Lyndon Johnson enjoyed a brief honeymoon when he succeeded John F. Kennedy after the assassination, - anthr rrath TELEPHONE 372 7611 300 N FRENCH AVE, 8319993 SANFORD, FLA. 32771 WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Manager JOHN A SPOLSKI. Assoate Editor ?' V _ A. rs -_t • Mancn-g Edito'r Sports Editor __________ ________ ____ __________ East war has robbed us of the luxury of time In planning ways our consumption cnergy with the resources at hand to supply it. Our energy use must be cut right now. - . / - :' - As Mr. Nixon pointed out, we - 1/ I ___ ________ ______ N 0 .. . . . ____ -'d The responsibility for making this conservation program -. . work will involve state and local governments as well as Congress and the admlnlstratlonandultirnately will fall upon every American. more we care voluntarily cut the "fat" consumption, the less necessity there will be for draconian measures at government level. Failure of the program, as Mr. Nixon pointed out, would leave no - ,1 ' N " ' -- II .. p . HAYS By CHARLES Mechanical Sup? "We're having tape troubles, too!" CHRIS NELSON Mgannc Editor RALPH HAYS Camp Room Freeman BILL VINCENT, JR., Chief Photographer - RAYS EVENS Press Room Foreman SUBSCRIPTION RATES 55c Week H, f7eivery $14 1JM.1 12 40MO(th 206 Months In Florida 123 sO I Year Same As Horne Delivery .511 (Jih,jr Mail $7 70 Month 6 P,onth5 $te 7 JOAN COLBY Copley News Service - 77 rn, p240 U S Postal Reg..iiations provide that all mail subscriptions be paid in advance Entered os s"cond class matter August 72 1903 at the Post Office of Sanford, F!or'da 37771 NO part of any materia l, news or advertising of this edition of The Sanford Herald may be reprcduced in any manner brl1hO4Jf .sr,tten permission of the publisher of The Herald Any individual of firm responsible for such rtp.OduCtiQfl will be considered s .nfrnginq on The Herald; copyright and will be held l'4b1e for damaçe under IPie 16w p,bIshed oa'ly and Sundac e'cepf Saturday Herald s a member of the Associated Press which i$ nt,tIed eaciv%1 vetv to the use for reprodut$.n cf all Itse bias pronted i n th'. nspipr antique shop windows sporting In. credible price tags. 'i days, I was not only naive but intent on acquiring such niceties as automatic washers and frost-free refrigerators. In fits of insanity, I used to give away heirloom Windsor chairs to all my friends to make room for a nice Danish modern settee. those It is with real anguish that I remember throwing out a basement full of Mason jars. As all collectors know, these are now desirable and valuable items, especially the blue tinted kind or the ones with bail handles, Now that the nostalgia craze Is upon us, I am forever being reminded of fortunes I dissipated due to lack of foresight. For example, the time my mother-in-law muvd and offered inc an attic's worth of tin tea canisters, nailbarrels, and wicker peacock chairs, And I said, "No thanks." Or the wedding ring quilt made by my grandmother that my kids used for a backyard tent, Or the silver chain evening bag my mother tried to pass on, that we both agreed was hideously oldfashicred, anij now see hanging in My friends were not so dumb though. Every time I visit, they mention the enormous sum they recently refused for "my" Windsor chair. Recently, one gal, overcome with guilt, returned an heirloom child's rocket that had been In my husband's family for 80 years. The reason she felt so guilty Is because every time we went to her house, my husband pointedly mentioned that the rocker had been a family treasure for 80 years until he met this scatterbrained i 6 -- -• . - Bear Lake. Forest City Lake Monroe Grace Spinks 83 3062 Western European newspapers generally denounced the recent pro-Arab declaration b the nine foreign ministers of the European Common Market in reply to oil blackmail - threats, Words like "appeasement" were frequently used, and numerous J.apers compared the failure to rally to the 511Pf 11-! fnd. t' tsslv Eir,ia P i-t ) IiF of total oil boycott, with the sellout litler in 1938, 'Our leading politiian.s are prisoners of a Munich cornpIer." said GaLt van Antwerpen of Belgium. "The solidarity we show with Holland s like that with Czechoslovakia in 1938," said the new-3 magazine L'Express. it's an economic Munich." "One can compare Israel Cchoslovakia" agreed 377 2611 Ivneva Oviedo Slavia Liz Mtthvi 3*9 5205 Deltona. DeBary rnterprise I c:eIt Ed,ards . to OStCfl Chuluofa ii:aaker to Mrs Clarence Snde !77 48 . ,i Winter 5l"'gs Nancy Booth Altamonte Springs Etda Nchols R 7997 3fl673 Casselberry Fern Park Tanqtewood, E. Estates Goldenrod Eastbrool'. 8175 -- P•. a.., ..aj—..,. Introductory Offer Worth ,,.....,.., • His Gas Paid For yesterday. S BERRY'S WORD ktence of a little country is a quection of central heating." itt'iI' t not Ii,UUtt 'a -un to think that the Arabs 111 IK' so easily appeased," -said the more reserved Times ot Londim, The British FinncidI Time, labeled the declaration which condemned the "acquisition of territory by force anti urged urged lrocl to withdraw, ;i "ain Iii,.' Arabs" It would he stlrprising. it added. lithe Arabs did not ask for more. AL least press of Western k'urope is alive and well, even it that area' goveraments exhibit a disturbing deficiency of backbone and inability to remember their own history. the J 1 .ss••••• The preliminary peace agreement negotiated between and Israel through the good of Secretary of State hknrv Kissinger may turn out to be a triumph for American diplomacy. As of now, however, the U.S.S.R. looku like the only gainer from the latest Middle East con. The Soviet Union, claims Aviation Week & Space Technology magazine, "is on the verge of corn )letlng a successful power play that will gain all of the ?AIddie Eastern ob,ectives it has sought during the past five years." Even though Russian-equipped Arab armiei failed to defeat Israel on the baitleAefcf, writes editor Robert Holy, their initial 5U(Ci. antI the Ienrtti of the coriul id now make it possible lot' the Soviets t achieve the goals that have constantly eluded them In this area. These Include: —Opening the Suet Canal to the fleet to provide its new Indian Ocean base complex where It sit astride the Persian Gulf tanker routes to Europe, Japan and the United S(atm —Mobilizing the Arab oil boycott against Western Europe and demonstrating how control of this oil now to Europe can be used to impose political policy changes on Wtts'rn -Driving a wedge into NATO between Europe and the United States. Major NATO nations withheld support from the U.S. in its effor ts to supply Israel - except for Portugal — even denying landing and fueling rights to U.S. planes on NATO airfields 1t - etablihuig a strong soviet military presence in Arab countries from which the Russians had been pelled several years ago. Moscow is again dictating Arab strategy, sap the magazine. If this is 'detente," bring back the Cold War. offices • r flict * i 1 .3 'C Soviet easy access to can - ( Europe. - the cx' • i7) 5, P4L& 14 I called Now York Subway Wall!" - ry .. i person with no reverence for tional television that "energy dy's hairdresser. tradition, that Is. his been too cheap" in the These Boeing 707 jetliners It Is not only the family treasures United States. Gasoline is each consume about 2,000 that I regret parting with. It's the Si.'' a gallon in Italy. t remarked, in an obvious hint gallons of fuel per hour. A other stuff that I once possessed and that American motorists round-trip to San Clemente, lightly disposed of. Like my Capt. Midnight Secret Decoder flji',g for should be paying more for In other words, uses up 20,000 their gas. instance. My Shirley Temple doll, gallons. If all three presidenMy Wonder woman comic tial planes make the flight, as But I've learned. Not only is my they normally do, the fuel The taxpayers, of course, consumption adds up to a house crammed with all the junky, rickety od furniture I can get my pay for Morton's gasoline. As staggering 60,000 gallons ei hands on, It Is also cluttered with a concession, he has given up cry time the President nine year, of National Geographies, his White House Chrysler and now gets around in a govern- decides to spend a few days at five years of Playboy, a complete Sari Clemente ment -ow ned Plymouth of Nancy Drew, a doll collection ?'1t''hiI, Nixon has chauffeur-driven,' of course. ranging from Barbie to Cheerful When he flies, the six"foot- lowered the Wmperaturc at Tearful and a slew of Peter Max seven-inch Morton goes first the White House v,here his posters. class, courtesy of the tax- staff works while he is at San Pessimistically though, I feel sure payers - because he is too Clemente or Key Biscayne. these are not the objects the "inset" will be craving 20 years hence, No. The big thing will probably be the Smiley pins my daughter pronounced passe and threw out Don OakleySoviets Mideast marbles Europe's press speaks out IF Black Community ., .• SINUS SUFFERERS Secretary Rogers carrying everything from the C. Interior B. Morton declared on na- hot lir.' phone to the First — I f . ORLANDO, Ha. tApi are transported in hammocks they're so comfortable," , he guitar-playing, 2,000 pound dc- made of foam rubber and said. phant seal named "El Google" sprayed with salt water during Sea World Inc., based in San and "Shamu," a two-ton, the trip. Diego, Calif., also has marine 1t like traveling in bed, shows in Aurora and San Diego. trained killer whale, were among 45 marine animals airlifted aboard a flying ark Sunday to Sea World of Florida. Not listed on the manifest of the Boeing 707 freight jet but .'." a' lei ic' (&di.. "4rd ti•' SY,4A-CLLaI D.co.,.,iait 10411 iii .iaef'y .d is dv.,m 04 also riding first class from Aiim'ull .e.ul.s., cs,dl.,, Os 'kurd ,v,' tabi.s 3m V1&V VP to I kc.n r..f NO 0" pvs.. of nra, Ohio, were two ducks, who cs..s.. A1.i y. t. bris3i ..,v uy,sM&d Th. Cm bb'y sm&.cuu At ra rway Plaza Drugs Magi...d for • are to join penguins and seals in $411 11190-M g,uo-'..l by '.o.,. Yy 1 ted.yi an aquatic animal circus at the new entertainment center. It opens Dec. 15, pick up 1i Lonqwoo Animals Arrive In 'Flying Ark' nguish The Herald Area Correspondents EL GOOGLE THE SEAL On way to new Sea World home 0 * * * * ** * * ____________________________ - ' 1% ______ 4, Julian L.Stenstromi * - _____ * * * ME S A N10 2 0 __________ -. Tr'u -. r- 41 114 i4 "There were no mishaps" said Bob Gault, director of Sea World operations, "Shamu didn't fall out, nobody got away. We move these animals so often Ac have it down to a $150 CVS e.i 131s .d-tsIsi "eu lt.d. Pwdis. us. putuf sma-ca&a t r, s.d '.t.h. .s. .4,, SI'IA-CiTAI I 7.Ps Fr... - FAIR WA Y PLAZA DRUGS "Purvo Cough Syrup Now Available Guaranteed to help re lieve your cough" - * : for Horn, or Office Gulf Coast Shellfish SAI'AFOTA, Fla. (AP) of the Sar Health DePartment, said a ban on all (luring a question and answer are being used along a 65-mile session with the newsmen Sat- stretch shellfish harvesting is in effect of Florida's urday night. southern from from Boca Grande Island Gulf Coast to warn people not to near Port Charlotte to Mullet Nixon was asked whether he eat shellfish Key, north of Bradenton. Health officials began using still believed former aides 11.11. "We don't want to cause any Ilalderitan and John Ehrlich- the warning system Sunday imnic, because is the first this man vi're iuIltlps ii the attt'r a 104 ear-old boy was hos-. c ';et of its kinsi v, eve had het'e krg(c aUair. iLt1i7ed critica l' con dition in eight years," McGarry said. The President replied tha t he when he ate clams con"But we want to warn people in thought the two wolil(I ,come laminated with red tide algae. the strongest terms against col. out all right" when all the facts Dr. John McGarry, director lecting shellfish. - 4 fI1r1 ea r Ba ker hearings • of a chauffeur-driven dent who has his own fleet of limousine. Now the dog must five jetliners. 15 helicopters, share his limousine with lowJeIstars, 23 limousines and ranking White House aides. a yacht. the White House. Richard which has asked Congress for Nixon spends less time there money to buy 17 new chopthan any past president. But a pers to replace those now in spokesman told us the Presi- use. Two more jumbo corndent has no plans to curtail munications planes are also his travel, being outfitted and the White The men around the Presi- House is shopping for four dent have also displayed little more medium-range jets. spirit of sacrifice. Energy czar John h.ove, who wants Test Flights his fellow citizens to drive When the President isn't slower and drive less, is using his personal air force. whick'd around Whmgtcn the p1dam are routinely taken - in a Chrysler New Yorker aloft for test flights so they from the White House motor will also be in top condition pool. His chauffeur picks him when he calls. Usually, a up at his home in the morn- back-up plane and a press ings and deposits him at his plane accompany the Presi' doorstep at night. dent on all major (lights, H ORLANDO, Ha, (AI) - U.S. were known. happened before a Senate cornSenator Howard Baker, R. But then he added that "It niittee." Tenn., was to appear at the As. ptobahly does not make any The "Watergate Day" pro. sociated Press Managing Edi- difference, unfortunately, gram also was to Include a tors' Convention today follow- whether the grand jury indicts panel discussion by editors and ing President Nixon's charge themti or not, whether they are reporters from the Washington before the group that Senate tried or not, because, tinfortu- Past, which helped break the Watergate Committee nately, they have already been Wate'gatc coverup story, and have destroyed the reputations convicted in the minds of mull- other sessions on press treat. his former top two aides, lions of Americans by what merit of the scandal, Raker, vice chairman of the of committee, was to highlight a "Watergate Day" of syrnposlu Ins at the Disney World , convention of some 400 editors. Baker was exitected to be niu'c. nonea 2001" !'restdent Nixon's critical comment, which .'y p For a man who has devoted Tectrnically, the aircraft a lifetime to striving to rach are owned by the military ... - to rs The ranking Republican on the Watergate Committee, dent to Camp David in soli- bureaucrats apparently take tary splendor in the back seat their example from the Presi• I EdI Monday, Nov. 19, 1973-5A Herald Iga e Contaminate ing to our White House And despite the oil squee7e. sources. His Irish Setter, the projected increase for King Timatioe, who is a 1974 is an additional 30 difficult helicopter passen' million-gallon increase. ger, used to follow the l'resi" Down the line, the _______ _____ _____ Advertising Manager Society Ed-for I temperatures comfortable, other assorted '1Ps. Three his luxury jet burned 8,000 days after the I'reident's TV gallons of fuel to make the appeal to save fuel, thc Army round trip. ferried a planeload of conThe following weekend. gressmen and military ofhelicoptered to his Camp ficers to West Point (or thi David retreat, which is only Army-Miami University footabout an hour from the White ball game. House at 30 miles per hour, Throughout the govenThe round trip took an esti- mt'nt, Indeed, the buimite d 140 gallons of fuel. rt!ancrats are burning more gas than ever. Government Dog Must Share automobiles burned 34 He has made one conces- million more gallons of sionto the fuel pinch. accord- g3soline in 1973 than in 1972. mediate problem. The Middle Irreverence can Bring DORIS WILLIAMS , ' Goal Circulation Manager Courty Editor I Junkets Nor has the military cur. He drafted his public appeal tailed its personalized worldin balmy Key Biscayne. Fla, wide flight service for where the warm sun kept the junketing congressmen and Keep Those Mason Jars DEWEY ROBINSON by Jack Anderson been ii act icing liii tuskiit WINIFnEDFGIELOW Compircfler J RICHARDS -- they have been preaching. The WALTER A GIELOW. Editor and Publisher - " big, he Complains. "to Id into a coach seat. He also makes us of Interior Department, Iu4Iurm,c4r 111C airplanes, but only, said a WASHINGTON - To save spokesman. "when his critical fuels. President Nix- schedule is screwed up. on has called upon his fellow The Pentagon has also A mericans jeans to turn down made a big show of reducing their thermostats. "That temperatures and cutting means in this room. too, tie back fuel consumption. But sald soletnil this hasn't cramped the He also 'Cut back the IfestyleoftiernliLarybrasS. allocatior.s of jet fuel for The Pentagon still operates , aircratts and aceu 1)"l aueur- * its sleek fleet 0, cnfl nors to reduce highway driven cars to ferry around speeds to 50 miles per hour. the brass and their bigwig Afterwards, he showed up friends. late loradinnerhonoring his The demand for VIP wile Pat and cracked: "I'm limousine service Is so great,. President has posed for - the ahead, and meeting the longer- sorry I'm late. I could drive in fact, that the Pentagon is American people is actually a range energy crisis that was only 50 miles an hour." forced to rent cars to suppleduel one—squeezing through clearly visible even before the The truth is that the Presi' ment nts motor pool. the fuel sh''rtae imnwdiatelY -'s r;ib hnv':t t .fl Uj dent a ii d h a id' Ii a vs'n -. - 1ir ------ • Wastes Fuel Energy' Has i6tfT'lericcIfl , 61 The Sanford - MR. COFFEE Automatic Home Coffee Brewer $ 995 I • ..k" . '' . 3 goorge stuae, in IiiiPu - rwrrwi -j "W" �- : 6A—The Sanford Herald Monday, Nov19, 1973 a Sports The Sanford Herald - 'What Did You Expect?' Monday, Nov. 19, 1973—lA Season Shwdw Soon — Spotlight Dolphins Clinch Playoffs Again . -. By hAL BOCK AssO( fated Press Sports Writer Merct4rv Morris smiled when somebody mentioned the fact that Miami's defending Super Bowl champions had clinched .. .. ,L.....l L'.....k.Jt t ......l....Zt t. Rwtiui rwau iiut ui1yuu uvrui. "What did you expect?" asked Morri'3. "That's what we're supposed to do." Winning has become a way of life for the Dolphins. They Kansas City took over first place in the American Conference West, ripping Houston 38-14 while Cleveland was knocking off Oakland 1-3 and dropping the Raiders into third place. Denver edged into second place Just one.half game back, stunning Pittsburgh's AFC Central leaders 23.13. Los Angeles protected Its lead in the NFC SVest, beating San I'ranci.co 31.13 to open a lgame margin over Atlanta which hosts unbeaten Minnesota tonight. Simpson, "and what',i.s important was that we lost it. What was important to Kansas city's Chiefs was their vic. tory over Houston and Cleveland's stunner over Oakland The combination moved KC frito first place In the AFC West and plummeted the Raiders to third. Mike Livingston tossed two TDpasses and scored another, piloting the Chiefs to a third straight victory since taking over for injured Len Dawson. Asked If the youngster might We all know about it. It's on TV with innumerable references to both its monetary va1ue at contract time and its seeming paradoxical quality of turning gold into lead come gametirne. The Heis.nar' Tniby. It's the Cy Young Award, over Buffalo, their second straight shutout. Over t'c scasons, their log reads 25-1. Mon is, who gained 79 yards against the BlIss, looked at his 1973 championship ring. "This is what we're after again," he New York Giants overtook St. Louis 24-13, CincinnatI topped the New York Jets 20-14, Detroit thumped Chicago 30-7 and San Diego took New Orleans 17-14. Buffalo ran up some Impressive individual statistics said: "Until Livingston proves 3thCrWiSe, there's no question about it." Oakland cooperated by bowing to Cleveland with the Browns scoring on Mike Phlpps' seven-yard pass to Fair and more people talk about it from now unt The presentation date than almost anything else (gas, wa; and Watergate excluded). We know the rules, both written and unwritten. these." There a?e other teams with Super Bowl ambitions too and Sunday was a good day for some of them but not so good for others. Washington maintained its piece of first place in the National Conference East, defeating stubborn Baltimore 2214 while Dallas was pounding Philadelphia 31-10. Jim Hraxton getting 119. But they pay off on pdints and the Hills went nowhere in that department against the Dolphins' defense. Simpson shrugged off the yardage that pushed his 10-game total to 1,323 ... 540 yards short of Jim Brown's ailtime pro record with four games to go. "This was another game," said stand up the rest of the way. The victory moved the Browns to within 1L4 games of Pittsburgh In the AFC Central after the Steelers were stung by Denver. Cleveland plays Pittsburgh next week. Jim Turner kicked three field goals, the last one a 42-yard tlebreaker that ticked the crossbar on the way over. By J Richards / Herald Sports Editor I- So you think It's all on merit alone, just as it should • This is a real situation for Theodore White. Let's call It Sfrcrnge Rules Mostly, they are: quarterbacks and halfbacks only, married, white and with a good television personality. One of the most vital statistics is television appearances, contrary to rushing l)assnr tackling or interceptthg ithe last hso Ir;n in if ni - :: till hirhr: IL: illusicri iint1nen and defensive playcrs are still considered.) ever awar: of IL It usually _________________________________________________ -s • a - - -- -• -- ' , ._. ,.• •1 - - - - - - • .- • • - __ ____________ • : _____ ____ ' - - \, • : U, .- ________ - •1 - • ----- -: 4 - - :t,, . 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He was the Whispering Huls &lf lakeR 9th and Jacksonville pleased the C.reyhounds ac( ors in litusille I dwa;d White Isniched 10th nii ph ,Ltd tht ir 'o'ui of going Di spite the cxcelknt pir rapturing indiudual honors state and dtfsiute1 looks formance of Largo the main was Largo harrier Edward forward to the future as a topic of conversation dealt with Palmer in a time of 12:11. South majority of his team will not finding a ne s)stem of Plantation runner Stephen graduate this 'ear choosing the teams eligible to Biernacki took second nine The third high Hound finisher compete. seconds behind the pace. Third was Jim Donaldson in 145th just Most of the coaches in at- went to Terry Crews of 35 seconds behind Duncan and I tendance were dismayed at the Chamberlain. The schools Bousquet at 14:00. Donaldson size of the pack competing. represented by these top three also finished in a pack of runThere were numerous corn- runners captured first, second, ners 'lints that the course as to and third In team scores Donaldson and Bousquet are L - flnishin g seventh in 12-34 Winner of the district., Winter I - first quarter lead on a 28-yard * ftoni'i Illinois and Donaldson From New York. By The Atsoc,41d Press National Football LeIgI,e American COntrence East Division W. L. T. Pct. PF PA x Miami 9 I 0 900 262 94 BuUalo S S 0 500 147 110 NY Jets 370 •300 163203 PlewEng 37 0 300 23) Bait 2 I 0 200 151 211 Central Division 'fl" S 70 500 Clev 6 3 I '650 159 15$ Cinc 6 4 0 600 156 t6o Hous i 0 .100 162 332 WeSt Division KCity 6 31 850 161 ItS Denver S 32 600 271 21$ One of the Interesting sidelights to last Wednesday's triple-header at the Orlando Sports Stadium, are the facts about "The Fight That Never Happened." "Irish" Mike McKlnney had been signed to meet Clint Walker in a six-rounder. The signing caused a lot of eyetrows to be raised as it seemed a pour move on the part of McKlnney's manager, Lou Viscusi, and hi.s trainer, Bill Gore, two men who rarely make mistakes. The likeable Irishman, a natural light heavy at 173 pounds, has been showing a total disregard for defense, and notenoughoffenslvefIrepowertogctawaywfthitpefly against a heavyweight, fits the 190 pound Walker- to a tee. I have seen him working in the gym and he Is a real "bricklayer." His right hand is shot straight from the shoulder and it usually foflows right on the heels of a stiff left Oakfavd True to his word Gure refused to allow his fighter to step into the ring with a man that outweighed him by almost 20 Fistic Foresight Over in Merry Old England I split even, dropping the Quarry contest while scoring with Bugrier over Mac Foster on a 10 rcu,nd decision. My current record Is that of 7-2 wIth both losses coming in Quarry battles, It seems of late, I'm the only man Quarry can pin a loss on. SheduIes The rror tost ss--n .'tnci all COI1C9C tOOttali Qames. with starting tme%, where known: Dec Il Liberty Bowt at Msmphis, Temsn. Kantas (6-3-I) vs North Carolina Slate (7-30)- 9 pm, EST. Dec. ii Blue.Orey MISter At Montgomery, Ala, ____ H - )• 41q b'1* ,;444f 7Z r,r'r c,ty' ff'oM 4'Y(s'/,"59. 'I j • - - - - 'YW, i i!1,.! : . \!j -. - - r - - - - iii - West Lhester State _________________________ V\ \ - 'L-- • • •' e,. ,'- - _____________ - -. • • - - . : • - • I ' I 4. • - - V - — - . • - • -- J - / • • • i.;. 11 - i — .•- "" ,. = - - I' point conversion that put the %locs ahead after the clork ran out, tin1 in scored on a one ) ard TAI LA}IASSF F Fli I A P Alh. fl St iti "1 n t. r dl : .; L nkrp IkthuzeCookitian goes m .md AM are each 3.1 in the fererce a11 against Tampa in its (ntra1 ['lorida (lassie foot. league Jh Itt n iu,ht Lil in Or1dI I A&M jumped ahead of Beth 1an pass from quarterback Mickey gerine Bowl Saturday as chain- tine 6-0 on a 69-yard run by Itrokas for the two extra points pions of the Southern Inter- itaiph Kyles, Donald Person's and collegiate Athletic Conference. 39-yard run tied the game and a Brokas totaled 273 yards 10-yard pass from Willie Cl1ins BUIIC pUre in the game. to Terry Anderson put the title since I i a in ho ' ' %it I d on top l in the ;ai it ia ,,real 1Iory r k;id A&M third quarter, ttn•t }niticor) for U-em said Mouicin -.e': Ralph Ilolts fourard run C4JJc1, Joe and a conversIon kick gave - j -A d F USF I I . - . passing • • IT , - C - ', I - - - - ' fr t1, w I! t % illi iL u"t', and play Vkst 0-2, ',s ill (10 ii It F, bu i,t tJltjfl buiced Chester 'ate College back Into a 15.13 lead on a 32. Bu 4. and part-time fighter from Eustis swept every round from the third through the eighth, when the 220 pound Alexander decided to call it quits while still on his stool awaiting the ninth. Perez, at 150 pounds had a much easier time With lrv Gifford, a 155 pounder from Orlando, than he did three days hles.s Wildcats 86 yards for one idorjes in 12 overlook the Davis Cup Nations three da' touchdn and 65 for another sets of tennis skill kh enth. agreement banning contract partly because Florida's dc- railed the 28,000 spectators at professlonalsand field their top fu ' r do ii It 1111 ti k "Kentucky outxecuted us Layer beat Wmbkd The ban affects Arthur Ashe on a fe things and tame up pion Jan Iods in the first sin and Cliff with tio or three big plays Ofl gles Richey who are con. teamed with 39id tracted to scrambles," Dickey said. tPe World ChampionKen Rosewall t ,j The Wildcats might have and ship Tennis Organization. Vladimir Zelnik pulled out a victory if they had bles and then r by kicked a field goal alter beating The rule has kept Australia's Jiri flrebe reaching the Florida 22 In the i'lc Suwti' In veteran tennis greats out of cup tlrtng suonds ti nni until this sear when their tarltei' beaten contracts But Coach Fran Ciirci had no expired. It has also apologies for tr)ing to get combo Friday eune. kept Australia out of the final closer with another pass. yen w ic ft reached in 23 sueth• • - : MeTier was relentless in battering his opponent around the ring. Still carrying a powerful punch, the full.tlme trainer saved th gune for 1' lcwida final snatch Fields not only Intercepted - iLtofles cu hen they go down." before when he faced John Pinney In a losing effort at the Orlando Sports Stadium. The Sanford fighter won all of the six rounds with the style switching (fl((ord, but was unable to knock him down or even really come close to it. • Gifford seemed more Interested In lasting the distance than in taking the decision, as he remaIned on his "bicycle" the whole time he was in the ring, When asked if he was satisfied with the fight Perez an- swered "Yes. I felt it was a good workout and It should help anarpen me tcr my next Eight. "He was very quick and I need to work with guys like this. Most of the time I have to spar with heavyweights because they are the only ones that are available while I am training." Perez next fight Is Nov. 28 in Orlando, Orlando's (lint Walker, 192, pounds, the man that was suppose to hate fought 173 pound Mike McKinney before Hill Gore wisely pulled the Irishman out of the scheduled Orlando fight, left Eustt,' 205 pound Dave Rue the loser after- 1:05 of the fourth 1"4"d. James "Do, HolIday" Solomon of Orlando, at 140 pounds, stopped an out'las,sed MI, flora boxer, Eddie Walker, 140 pouni, in 1:3)) of the third r'uinl Dec 2) SOUth Arizona (S) I 0) Dec. Shr)ni Bowl At Miami, F),, NQtIh b' South Solomon Mclter and Vic Perez were impressive winners as professional boxing returned to Eustis Saturday nIght. McTler, the 44-year-old self-styled Central Florida Heavyweight Champion put on a performance that any showman would have been proud of, HIs entrance Into the ring was accompanied by rock music and the "Solomon Dancers," a group of teeny-boppers that boggalooed all the way down tothering. (ice his battle with "Sweet" LeRoy Alexander started , Dec. 23 Tangerine Bo'vI at Orlando, Fin. Miami. OhIo (10001 s team to be determined-, McTier, Perez Win Davis Cu ers - J. --'fIt\ t A North at T.mio, Arli, Pittsburci (6 311 - FleX! Veteran guard NormVan1.1cr sank -- Division. _____ ______ score came on a pass by quarterback Billy Sexton, who will be ineligible against Florida, a ttieznber of the Southeastern Conference, because of his the SEC. Florida State did have 316 yards total offense, but the (;amecocks' defense has been giving up an iverage of 392 yards and 25 poinLs a game. Dec.29 Astro-Blu.nn,t Bowl at Houston Tulane (9 1 0) vs HOuStofl (5 I 0). I pm. EST. Oator Bow) •t Fla. Tech 19101 vs Tennese (6)0). 2.30 m • (ST So Bowl El Paso. Tes The Seminoles should e thankful that ,South Carolina Coach Paul Dietzcl was thinking ahead to Gamecock interstate rival Clemson next Saturday, Dietzel said he held quar. Il 3 0 East vs. Weit, 4 p m t&'back Jeff Grant: out tI the game because doctors said that if he hurt his ankle again he 0 test. Su*ar Bowl New Orleans Aftrn D,me (SO C DI o o. a rn ii , " " " -' Bike-bar option secures bikes s other cargo. 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' , J has style, Vis insulated quiet Foam seat Optorni airconJ!nnciandaj1. 0. transmss,on. bOA ancld.',)Je ,,_,, 62 2 inches -- Big COIl Springs up front Long 104 3-in wheelbase helps m?h "And t'vorytxxiy knoss ho important that game is," Deitsaid. Rose Bowl L 3 - would miss the Clemson con- Dec. 31 -ir C - GOES SPORTY! has not i, Acuro (6 4) % Shrine Bowl at San FrancIo ______ ____ ______________ T inexperIence have caught up with us." _____ _______ - at Atlanta Maryland (730) vS Georgia Tev The Seminoles didn't get on the scoreboard until the fourth period Saturday and by then the game was out of reach. The - ________ GUTSY COURIER "It wasa terrible exhibition," said Seminole Coach Larry Jones, "It was the worst cf the 3 ear. . The injuries and D.c. 75 Peach Bowl 1) They would have to Find an offense that could move against the Gator defense, one of the toughest in the South. The FSU offense was stymied for three quarters by South Carolina, which has one of the region's most porous defenses. ,,/"a"' /S/) .' Seminoles On Wrong Side Of 52-1 2 Gridiron Meeting 54 1 iSO 156 142 Major Bowl In last week's column I picked Quarry, Bugner, Pinney, Ucata and White to win their respective matches. I came out correct on all three Orlando bouts, Just missing the 6th round carries. "On one play there he looked like the old Nat," Dickey said of the night, topped the Pistons with 27 points. use Bulls are off to a fast start but still trail Milwaukee, off to an even faster start, by one game in the Midwest Division. The Bucks are IS. 3. Braves 112, Bullets 101 Buffalo center Bob McAdoo broke the game open with 10 points In the first six minutes of the second half. lie wound up with 43 points and 17 rebounds. The loss dropped the Bullets a half-game behind firstplace Atlanta in the Central winning margin. Elsewhere in the NBA, the Buffalo Braves beat the Capital Bullets 112. 101, the los Angeles Lakers downed the Cleveland Cavaliers 102-100 and the Seattle Supersonics defeated the Philadelphia 6ers 95-91. 'i tie Utah Stars £haded the San Antonio Spurs 83-80 in the only American Basketball Association contest played. Chet Walker led the Bulls' attack with 28 points, Jerry Sloan had 24 and Bob Love added 21. Bob Lanier, whosetwofree throws with20 TALI.AHASSEE, Fla. (AP) was his replacement, freshman other. lie completed four of six —The Florida State SemInoles, Ron Bass, the outcome might passes for 60 yards. winless and humiliated 52-12 by have been worse than the third The Garnecocks rushed for South Carolina, now have two highest point total ever scored 382 yards and passed for 183, weeks to prepare for a football on FSU and the second biggest setting school season records season-saver, margin of defeat, for touchdowns and rushing $ 450 201 170 Bass ran for 115 inyardage yards, and tying the total ofOBay 3 A victory over Florida in chiding 400 132 95 one yard for a touch. lense record with another game RPsic 3 7 0 .300 173 71ö GainesvIlle Dec. 1 would shine a and-51 yards to set up an- to go. West Division light on an otherwise dismal _______________________ LAI $20 500 2M Ii? __________________ Atlanta 63 667 7 131 campaign. But such a conquest NOrms 4 0 400 lii 234 seems out of reach of the young 5anFran 3 0 300 tNt Saiiimt,ks, who are idle this , z-clinch,d division lit Saturday. 20 Pounds Morn pounds, It does my heart good to see McKinney's welfare and future caine first ahead of the few dollars that could have been picked up, for in the truest sense it would have really been "blood money." I am hopeful that McKlnney will be fed a diet of heavy middlewelghts,themen t.hatcomeinaround 168to 170. These fighters normally do not have the weight to be outstanding punchers, but they do have the hand speed to catch MIke ((ten enough to make him realize that he has to start working on his defense, a 20-foot jump shot with just three seconds left to give Chicago its season 271 -250 1)7 250 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Division Dallas 73 0 700 296 169 Wash 73 0 700 2 177 StLouis 3 6 1 •350 211 Phi) 36 1 350 21$ NYGnt 2 71 250 173 744 Central Divisien xM.nn 9001000 l$ 94 glib. At the weigh-In Wednesday afternoon In a motel across the street from matchmaker- Malcom Tait's Hungry Bear Restaurant, I spoke with Bill Gore about the McKlnney fight and why he had accepted It. The octogenarian Informed me that he had been led to believe that Walker was less than 175 pound1,anduIdiIhewasn'tthatthenghtwd never take pta Ce. back against Kentucky and gaining 38 yards on eight ing today to select an opponent extra point," Morrison said, but 'rampa dornininated until Kentucky. The sophomore quarterback 58-yard touchdown march for Miami of Ohio in the )ec. fl that w,s the fourth quarter. "We "We have the decided that state a win chain- hurt his left leg on a 13-yard run was capped by Vince football classIc in Orlando, Kerxl. Chattanooga then Fought tLt' rico pI(inship to play for now," setting up Floridas secon(I TI) rsik's tWO-yard ' wer smash g clouded because of a -24 upset Brokas tossing two touchdown da started preparations to play Miami. So will Nat Moore, the to'ic)xlown said by the University of Tennesseeon a one-yard dive passes to split end Larry at Miami this week and finish at Gator running sensation of 1972 Chattanooga. and freshman David Posey The Mocs, now 3-7 for the Stokes. One went for 35 yards home Dec. 1 against Florida who had missed four games kicked field ' imagine the game will season, jumped off to an early and the other for 55. goaLs of 46 and 21 State. with an Injury before coming yards. have some bearing on the seThe Gators' victory over _____________________________________________ lection," Bob Willis, executive £ ni • LI a. ti. Kentucky at homecoming 'lirector of the bowl committee, Dryafli ruannrng iep Saturday was their third said Sunday. Tampa and East ussie straight over a favored Carolina had been strong conBIRMINGhAM, Ala. (AP)— tween the undefeated SEC ri Southeastern Conference foe. tenders, hi' added Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant vats at Baton Rouge The Florida record went to 5-4. An invitation has been ex. says Alabama's football game Thanksgiving Day. 1 Arid it Georgia loses to Georgia tended to 17th-ranked Mi.mi of with Louisiana State next Bryant said the Crimson Tide Tech on Dec. 1, Florida could Ohio, *hith has won the Mid Thursday is "the next step in will work on "oneness" during MFUURNF' ( A ) — AusThe Aussie team of Layer, get a Peach Bowl invitation. tr Ii " I Is our plans for a Southeastern its beief practice period before American Conference title with Rosewall, Although Florida went into Newcombe, 28, Mal . 9-0 record. Conference championship and a the game. r Anderso, 3b, Col Dibley, 30, the fourth quarter with a 3 bid to wrest the I) 'is Tampa's loss Saturday gave national championship." If Alabama deveJopes P rom Geoff Masters, 24, and 40-yeathat lead its vaunted pass defense the Spartans a 7-2 record with the United stat a "It's more important to u.s oneness, Bryant said, "1 think iroke told captaln.coach Neale Fradown under a desperate two games left, than bowls are, right now," he we can beat anybody, and ,And Ieacli • ng un eontmi,ent is ser Is confident of beating the if we assault by Kentucky's No 2 Chattanooga nmning back said Sunday of the game be- don'twecan'tadweshouldn " td States In the fInal Nov quarterback, Frnie Lewis MIkt Hogan starting his first 1)5th) and mans (,ator pla) ' \uMralia 4-1 t By TIlE ASSOCIATED PItE.Ss The Chicago Hulls have won 14 ballgames in 18 attempts this season nd Coach Dick Motta thinks he knows why. 'Maybe we Just have more desire than some of the other teams," said the fiery Mott.a. "We play very hard, e dive for loose balls, we just have ittore desire.' Molts's Bulls have won more than their share of squeakers this National Basketball Association and they pulled another one out Sunday night, edging the urnproving Detroit Pistons 104-102. STAND!NGS By Lee Gelger It Never Happened the 39 schools competing. line 0 , 1,9th place. Dennis Burns was While Largo was (airing quite The rate strateg) for the close behind in 181st. The well local district teams, leaders as simple remaining l)man harrier to Winter Park, E ans and Lyman Get in front as ast US P055ibI e complete the race was Jimmy Copeland who took 190th inae ° o ' °°ctn ards pion Wildcats finIshed 13th with ide The onl) ay to adyance The sc%enth runner was 65 team points Daytona then was either to go out ot Willie Smith who had to drop 'eabre"ie was 14th finishing bounds or o er the top, and both out after to miles because of a .ith 399 Metro school Evans methods were illegal cramp in his side Smith has 'i' 21st and Seminole Count) lo illustrate the point 49.' periodical) been hampered by • LonguudI1iiiaii lsflXtl tliruugli iotii IftX Oil IUUSI)Cd muscle puils and cramps •th. 111 ti same time. throughout the year. For the newly crowned For the local (reyhounds (hamp1OflLaFgo3quad54 Kefln) Duncan took the top Missing from the lineup was points was enough. South hound spot. He finished the 2.5 Tom Herron who suffered a Plantation took second with 97 mile course in 13 , good fractured ankle late In the followed by Tampa Cham- enough for 51st posItion. Also season. On offense, the Gator Coach GAINESVILLE, Fin. (AP) 4 Im sure our players would be said, "We were a little short on receptive to a bowl bid, but our several little things, but Don chances are slim," Coach Doug Gaffney played absolutely line Dickey of the Florida Gators football. He has taken charge Winning Market 'Bullish' PRO GRID FLORIDA FISTIC e. -• ' t — Witn 3tate Dickev Says Chances Slim 1 1 • TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - COACH BILL SCOTT gives instructions to Lyman gridders (I to r) Glenn 11111, Paul Kelley and Earl Williams as the Winter Park Wildcats were i oiling to a 48-12 victory over the injured Greyhxinds Friday. (Herald Photo by Roger hodges) - KURT SCHIRARD, 13, shows his first turkey, bagged while hunting with his father at the Turkey Track Hunting Club near Osteen. Lowe left insert shovs another "bag" for the young outdoorsman, his second deer, an eight point buck. Kurt has been hunting for the past two years. Ri lit Perspectiv' '/i4t61P \:.'' I,)flt. " tru I BRINGING HOME THE TURKEY -'W'' øfY4 - EGOTTOSTOPTHM' .pu-u1atlon will have to be preceded uy a re ional Ia oil to cut the field •______ •-• The Heisman winner makes moe money at contract time, thcschoc,l getsnit're "clout"withitsrecruiting, the pro temcanusehlsnametolurejnmoreseason tickets and, spuris commentawrs lse to talk about durin all thooe boring breaks in the play, arid sometimes boring play. All in all, the Heisman Is usually grossly unfair ;'4% 7Vi .45KR21 - "- ' Lu • I - tackles -' . -- ____ By JOHN CHERWA Herild (orrespondent -- -_ - fi/(Pptj5f174' P.qO4BI,y crown I •:. _________ lowesi by the Sousheastern ConOver the past weekend, Ohio of Florida 43-13 as Gary Rut- ence by crushing Texas Vols bowed to MississIppi 28-18. ference brouhaha at Baton State trounced winless Iowa 55- ledge far ta tud. "' S 1.-'. I 'IuoQy t,reen and Danny Itouge, la., between second- 13 as Archie Griffin set school downs and scored one, The gained 105 yards and set an White paced No. 13 Arizona ranked Alabama and iuisiana records by rushing for 246 yards Crimson Tide will meet Noire SWC season mark of 1,328. State to a 54-13 rout of winless State, seventh in The Associ- and raising his season total to l)ame, idle last Saturday. Meanwhile, third-ranked Ok- Texas-El Paso' setting up next On Friday, third-ranked a 34-9 triumph oer Purdue as 6 I'cnn State, a 49-10 victor over trip, knocked off No. 18 Kansas Oklahoma hosts No. 10 I)ennjs Franklin scored two Ohio University behind Joha 48-20 with Joe Washington and Conference showdown with No. 19 Arizona, which dropped a 27Nebraska with a chance to nail touchdowns and passed for (';ippelletti's 204 yards and four Steve Davis providing the of- 2 nrin!c u:. deckrt t Air t1u ii the lIn: En:ht imwn. On arit1:.'r hdowns, ;i ni I uisiaria Ier'.c and the Se!:iori bruther' • • • -.--•; game. No one, itseern.s, ever thought football Is just played differently In different parts of the country. by Alan Mayor . :•c- - sto NICK'S KNACK '.••.. Sl" - - . - 't - been dispensed, but the coun- California in the Battle of Los Johnson's three touchdowns, field goal. North Carolina State, which try's top college football teams Angeles for the Paciflc.8 Art linus Parker intercepted No. 10 Nebraska made it to downed Duke 21-3. will have no pincic with the championship. The Big Ten and three passes and Anthony Davis the Cotton Bowl with a 2l TweIfUranked Texas Tech showdowns for the national Pac-8 winners will meet in the and Hay Rodriguez scored eight rout of Kansas State as Tony crushed Baylor 55-24 as John championship about to reach Hose Bowl, seconds apart as Southern Cal Davis scored three times. The epic proportions. Garner, Larry Isaac and James Those five games involving trmnuned Washington 42-9. Cornhuskers will meet No. 11 Mosley combined for 348 yards For holiday openers Thurs- nine of the nation's Top Ten It was bowl bid weekend and Texas, which clinched its sixth rushing and day, fifth-ranked Noire Dame teasits — earned a trip to the will be televised na- Alabama won Its way to the straight Cotton Bowl trip and a Gator Bowl against No. 16 - I I i•'•I?: -. - ______ .. - -. . Oh, yes, another rule is: each section of the country wIU jealously guard its Inherent right to Ignore hel candidates who donot come from theirown regions That sustain the conditioned :. I S .-.- equally mind. Of course, today's pro.iidder or pro-anything for that matter is hardly a dummy. There's just too much for him to learn to stay on top of the sports pinr.acle, but, as old Friend Howard says, "It just isn't in the right perspective, Danderoo:" I r . , eawusy Down through the ages we have lauded our athletes in the western world, and that is as it should be, but only partly so. The ancient Greeks, frolTi whom we take this tradition __________ aJ 4..; For a This isn't to say, recognition for superior performances should be cut out across the board. Quite the contrary, let's recognize the outstanding athletes who weekly take up so much of our time and Interest during the football season, but don't over do it. Laurels traditionally are awarded the v' : ______ i: - Heisma HER.Sciu:l. NISSENSoN Saturday, top-rated Ohio State U('i.A rushed for 417 yards State, whk-h beat Mississippi defense zeroing in nn quarter%ssocfated Press Sports Writer visiLs Michigan to settle the Big and smashed its own Pac-8 one- State 26-7 as Brad Davis paced back David Jaynes. The JayThe holiday week is here and Ten title, Followed by No. 8 season record in walloping Ore- a potent ground attack and hawks, though, got a bid from - . compromise. "You vote icr my man to keep their man out of it," isn't that far out of the realm of reality. Mnybe,notonlytosustalnthesuspense,btjtalsotomake more money for the public relations people who get Involved in s things, we'll soon have 'Runoff" Helsinans, with each regIc getting one Finalist winner to Ju4ged for the last award Sort o a Super ii win The Heisman conenlenUy ignores such men as centers, guards, and ends, as well as their defensive op. posites It s as if onl) robots exist on that order, and, 3ou fly -. - starts sometine just before the ninne eandi4ite In hv' a r's! chnI hi' ,chtw1'' "ID L aii*iatiuti E,irtckcj is usually "talking P during his sonhomore Ifou'et.serreadMr Whites' famous President books }ou're sure to appreciate the continwng drama of this 'best seller." Best Seller Is what it Is all right. The award should be renamed to be awarded to the best offensive back and the bestpublicutymaninthecountry Givetwotrophles,onewith a football nd helmet and the other with a tspcv ritc find martini glass and that would solve a'lot of [)l oblem5. Trying topick a "best" at anything when so many people are involved In It Is sheer suicide It ranks on the order of placing Nntre Dame or USC ahead of Alabama. ____ _________ Most Bowl 'Goodies ' Gone the ride Long 6-leaf rear springs cushion load UFI to 11(1 1 - -' at Pasadena, Calil MiChI9fl (1000) or Oh'o State (9 00) vs. Southern Calinornia ($•?•)) w UCLA (9-I 0). S p.m EST (;rantz had been any tougher on the Sminoles than Cotton Bowl C • Texit (720) vs Nebraska (1-I-i) Orani, Bowl t Miami LouaSin 5t4'te (900) ,,, (1000) $ m F IT T (&1l - ilulip. -_ - ' . Pnri Jan $ Hua Bowl it HOnolui ,-, .ian. jjjjted Ford Deavers A)i.Am,rican Bowl at Tampa, Fle. NOrth v Jan, 12 South Senior Bowl at Mobjp,, Ala , ri , 1 - vrelcoo' ..j.jjr.i' '''. COURIER [1 .,. '•• �- - - . - - - - .-. - _____ - - .- - - - ______________ -_ Nwagawmimb _ 1111111~11 - iffdifim - - -- ' ------r- -------. ' - ,- r -- -' UJ1 LI _tM__- - - , .- - - - - - __. - - - - - ,-. - .- -- V.'. _____ - - - S - _____j___,-• _ _ _ _______ __ ===_ - __ I i- -_ _-____-. '_V__ - _- _f.__ ______ .1 9, 1973 Herald SAThe pffWV,- - .. Vj '. r* _125 (T vq . -I 1J -- ~ % eax I I . ir n c'i 1ai . y k b6t. itchen a _. . - %-21, r h1 leery - - -. . cooked gif ts Abigail Van By c m w - of Buren Y. M,v, $,.t. ,. cc.I. . DEAR ABBY: How does one discourage someone (a - rtlativel from sending cookles, cakes, homemade pre. serves, and other goodies on any and all occasions? (Fxpo~. dan Thanksgiving and Chr1 __ -.- - 7his person Is a dear and rous soul, but her ftl is far from clean, she has a houseful of =all dop running around, and her plalce Ernells like a kennel. I know I'ae spends a lot of time and energy [not to mention the cog of the Ingredients) on thew things, and we Just throw theM OUL I suppose it wouldn't k:111 us to eat _______ 1____7=rtr _ . V. .. I ,jc.As rEAn. _ _... - . ,- -_-_-=! - . __ __ -___ : _-J- ~~-_ Z-- __ . - - __: a I , ., ,_% _ - . --: wr_ T-_4 - - - - - - - -- - _ ____ IN ~~R_ --I-..- _ - - - ------- - - EVENING __ (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Lucy Show (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (13) The Miracle Of P.S. 14 9,00 (6) (2) AP.ovie Here's Lucy ' Prapers.si.I reply. writ. I. ABBY: BUNLIrnG.LA.. Cliff. INN. Fui.rla.e 'P& _____________________ _____ AIgaH aaBzreLIflLaakyDr..B.v. I ery 1211115. CAL "M __ (6) s ,tnrrt.nrn irs,swvsuu&.n 20, 1973 rcnv - . _ ..-,- -- -- :_-;'.-Z_:_ $;77,a",_.1 1 . _ -1 . - - -- -_ __ --~-.-.r..-Z:7--'r..---:?;.. .T _:'_T.-7'~'4-_XV~'' ;-_ -_______" I-.M.-.--irI - ___ --.---.= _ =___ - - __ W ____________________ - ,i r,i - !1 51A-P~~3z~14114t I . , 5, I 1'~_ GENERAL TENDENCIES, Don't focus on self ay and tonight, ShOW others you are concerned for their welfare and happineu; do WmethinS to help rviieve their burdens Not good for buying -II'ret,* or '' - -..-.. - - -_ _____ -_ - _________________ ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr 19) Be patient with a good partntr ho could be under stress. Avoid civic matter which could prove dtsappointtn& Get into work that really fascinates you TAURUS (Apr, 20 to May 20) ReAch better understanding otkets through .(operat1on I xctie or t3ke t1i fcllou, ther health treatments dur in g lice time. Lenuig is fine (or - GEMINI (May 21 to June 2 1) Don't overspend on luxuries ~~iy- . . '43 - -t: -.. . .. _ i. and f"I the pinch later Attend to business efficiently. More pathy for mate ricreascs happiness and well -~*:~ ij e)v t'l __- -----, __f _. k5- Sa MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to Juiy 2 1) Don't lath out it , .~~,r*. i -r those at home, but do something constructive to improve Pa) bills, cut down on eitravapnces Relax and harmony __________________________ c VA tonight e d h ____ 110 (July "I to Aug 21) Be cheerful whether at businen .ir_ ahead faster Keep an eye on >our purse, or borne and ___________________________ ,~,-, ________________________ a4m- '5 .-_ - I ~, 1 , , -- i-J"-- - -- 11:4.5(9) News ______ - . TUESDAY I • I : -i' -= -_ -- ;_- ____ - .1 W2QftA.:A il"44 UOU TK PK7M YWA MOUBM M TALIENG AMT. (6) Summer Senrmfer i• Today W UEN , _ ___ ___ - ": _________ . 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Plus the tical Isbi ~ $:I - 14 j~ S _ 17M - I) H ' 1 Excesssiaterin the bod Oforse 13 DINNERS 95 - ___XTi2i3_ - - %I#/- 1 EwLIM can Many f d went to college, yet you have far 12 - 0 A TRAE-lN7 LW CARS I us. 41 Factor> ZVentilate r r -- -, ~ I -.-. - P R 0 B L E M? 43 Epochs dis.pproval 11 - i 95 r I 111 0 "'9 01--36Orduurytab Beo1 upab i of 8owggot 1 I ( 11 \ - 31 Girl 5 name Cupman - - ruine -) (j57 PH 1) OR II ' ii THE A'4', We Still Have Our. . . _ .7 if, SllypeoTbornb 37 Printing . \\ ,\%\\I\ \\ I J I'M IN THE MARKET R A NEW VEHICLE -~iL LJTL 20ftll xsItive I BUGS BUNNY I 101%lascullne % 441ERiC1J %N11_ .L . .. ,". . .. I. 1. -1 _ , ." . ItHavt"'scry flV,c r (Coll ...14AVIN(5 1415 DAILY FIPTEENII . MINUTE BLOWOUT WITH THE FUrURE REREES O I i 0 V . very visitor OH, TPAT'S - an 44 Qwte 45 Precious stme 14 Simple j Manhattan or Martini Steak Ea E.q .a Succulent Boneless Steak form ilipsoiheads 12 Whim \ ' 4Ins :conb 42Knock SAment $145 r i' measures tospradP.yto ACROSS moralist \ b Menu changed Daily "Re TODAY SQUFSTIO's comes to his hand with a LUNCHEON I 19 You do bid four diamonds and your partner goes to rive. What do ' by Larry ' ' hi •. • at trick two East shows out "s. DAILY BUSINESSMEN'S I .r.i.,,or dre • Which means thii concoction of drawing hoard dreamers" and our careless player com plains about his bad luck." Absconded Cats . BIMO BURNS with T F managed st so percent belt and also carried a few Wets North Eul South safety pins in his pockets, is 1+ not likely to ever have his if Pa 3$ pants fall down." 3+ P153 Peo ' Jim: it sounds as if you are You. South, hold: getting ready (or us to show 4A 2 s •A Q j 87 4A K j 65 . - I \ , who fomerly were creating our some safetulay&', What do you do now? Oswald: * hy not? Here is A - Your partner most 6ve a supicrior standard of !iving, am a very simple one to start. very bad hand. Stilt you should now being forced into being The careless declarer la 3 bid once more and your correct unpaid bookkeepers of their down dummy's ace of CIX call is four diamonds. past year's r(Tords I ; Dance to your favorite , rl THIS r1j - The bidding has bern wears both suspenders and a . 1 with almost 50 percent more Oswald' "The man who , 8.JS 43'~ tually believe that "any girl who isn't married, has CHOSEN to be so?" . costly alteration of automobile engin es to reduce air pollution? 8yOswsld&JamsJacob ñ1,, And how many of you readers strengt in three-card suits, South rebids three not rumç * ,*, I WHAT IS TPAT AWFUL WHISTLINO r WEAR I typewritten letter, which in without paying high tees for cluded these cau.tic remarks: polysyllabic diagnoses that ahead of Russia, whereupon North gives thought of the grand and just bids six T OF MOO. I F-V*: I I I " I -. i Jim: The idding Is worthy of note. With a minimum notrum and nearly all his TEJIPHLSE '4J - "- - worthwhile people, otheirwiiiie your 34 Eau pan 6N.T. Pass Pam p&= Opening lead -l0• LiIIILJIIJ8 Vegetable, Garden Green Salad, WFORD is, k_1 - AL . " WIN House Of wi ll SHOWING - --- will. Study some new system c2refutly that will build up tocity, but keep your coot It soon blow.s over ______ - ' NOW ---=- " West North Pa Lj,$I' ________________ ".17 ___ I/ then Soith would o up with dummy's ace and,, lesa ba ck towarn his cueen, K106 •A 5 •Q973 , i - against all three clubs in the West hand. If East held all three, West would sh - .. Aged To Perfection, Broiled Ip ow-n -- IMM i-s, Oswald: "This guards 643 4KJ5 *_ 80VTH(D) J(j4111.III,LJ(, . I . all the tric As it is, West plays the five and now South makes . the safety play by fr cover'ing om wiith the six of clubs " dummy. EAST I&J9651 +10987 . wrurro singleton king South makes +KQ NEWS . "THE BLOODOF a low club. If West holds a 6 K 72 Chicken 'n Dum plins C hoI ce of Two Vege ta bles Hot Bread & Butter ' slog ,. - . 19 4 V spade at trick two and leads ~ V ,,, IJV CAMPUS CLATTER basic human problems, ' Ii br from wh i ch expla n hold the M.D.) the most im- ___________________ j9752 ,., 9:30 (6) Concentration SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec. . 1 1) Don't expect too much from frienth now; they are very busy with affairs Keep busy at own outlets and you sit ahead fast, anyway. __________________ _-~ _ 1/2 lb.'Western Steak slog d 1,2 lb, choice of Two Vegetables Choice of Two Vegetables. I 10:00 (2) Dinah's Place For !jat this letter wbich mailed me and you'll t't' it - or a, OuN RIENDS TO A STRANtEl-t ISLAND SOME DISTA'4CE OFF iHE towers, resent Inv stripping away their 5-syllat~e verbiage Although I obtained my Ph 1) from wor k at Vale and North ••.•• EVERY FRIDAY EVERY THURSDAY . (6) Whats My Line' (9) MOVIe PISCES (Feb. -0 tolklar 20) Get buiy at those "s or ou - XE •• •. III , -Shows At- 9 00 (2) Phil Donahue UJ - WIN AT BRIDGE _______________________________ until??? And to add . I~ to your pleosure ENDS TUESDAY trip you are contemplating is really worthwhdc. . S IIWY. 17-91, North in FLRN PARK tunes from 8 30 p m . B 100 Show S iL'i1OUCt3 __ __ - firwroAttoni sit J116$ .. (6) CBS Morning News ig Top and cut down on nonessemil-I Make In. pwirements in real estate Addtovslueswellaontciri appearani.c LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct. 22) Don't (tel over things you don't I&e, but progress by working a, what you do Ue. Study -----I __ i- - _r"f-~___ bc(otc making some change study the matter well Be EA . h on us go , 630 (2) The Flying _~=;____ - - - _ Z r _- I - - ___ HAPPYH 1 Almanac (f) Sun.-Ise Jubli" 6:15 (6) Sunshine Almanac ll -7 -_ - --41im_ - tz_ -_ A 1V __ jum, : (13) Movie (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2) Return To Peyton Place Floyd Theatres - T'' - =-_ - SERVING COMPLETE DINNER'S'UNTIL I .30 AV Tk i/ NI N:, Right (9) General Hospital TliCcrASJ SCORPIO ((hi 23 to Nov. 21) ;ci facts anti ngure bcfcnc acting on puzzling matter Some situation gj d -' it please you tint don't )1ctge harshly Make a owances -- - __ ,. ..-.' L .;' f M __ .. I - I ----%,L t Mlw I - 0 In U 0 0 get ;L,.. - - - yh1aIl paste. After the paperea'is over 0 them with a polyurethane varnish. I used two coats of this : for washability. My only problem was handing the paper. it becomes very wet when the paste soaks through.) used a suarp razor blade to trim along the baseboard and ceilin lines.[A,( 24 hours elapse between the actual papering anl the first application of varnish. The fini.* -d product was ,, well worth the effort involved. Anyone who has hung any all should have no troubl' 1, P' r~Al ' G11111-S - The magazine covers will' be-in r easier -. to "hang" than were (he newspa er pages butt dothjn Lucille had a very uniqu hen using such flimsy . paper I think it might be easier to follow my method for *~ applying fabric to a wall. I spread the aste evenly over *. X then smooth the 1 ." fabric on to the paste. By starting at the center of a width and brushinR. with a clean dr wallpaper Sttht . outer edges, all the air bubble riD , . (9) Gi rl In Life (44) Patty Duke . w MOVIe 7:) (2) - ,lo.- ~. -,"_~ - __ %. __ T%M) . The essence of all science is ""plicity. yet many pseu scientists try to pat themselvil-s I'll thr back by 1-~01~illj, 'M.tss' polysyllabic diagnoses for t he realize that any simple girl who isn't married, almost without exception, has Send for my "Test for Good CHOSEN to he so? Teachers," enclosing a long "And I iihall refrai s(amped, relum envelope. plus continued obsession with the 25 cents. and rate your faculty boudoir! S a nford - - .• . CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE Local Programming . . .. I . L'. _ 2:30 (2) The Doctors (13) Starcast (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Tonight Show I00() Capt _:i~~ _Z ~ . ; 1 1 E ,_ 11 9. 01kr"f from the Carroll R#htor Institute 1905 French Ave. - DEAR POLLY - and V irginia who wants to wallpaper . covers her bathroom with majazine - I wallpapered my boys' bedroom %Vith t ie stock market welion of the w, Light (9) Newlywed Game Askew Speech MORNING .oft-41, 401% C ~ C'MON! ' I Ii MP, I .j 77-- -. . LLEY "SPET DINOSAUR. NV KAS TAKEN OUR HERO AND HIS '' "W'hy do you publish his your grandmothers could have 'Worry Clinic' column daily? made in 10 seconds! **[)I. Cram! isn't a srholar and (11) Peter Gunn (44) Hogan's Heroes Lives (6) The Guiding omorrow Show (44) News FODECASTFOD FORECAST -I j t N , " r~ / \ \ P Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (2) Days Of Our 113) Gov. (6) - 4 ) I tings are badly rusted. Certainly a country that can put If men on the moon could make a screw that does not rust. -INIARLENE, DEAR POLLY - If Virginia wanic to? bathroom ithold m Co I' sho uld buy can of wallpaper paste anc fapply as directed. After the paper is up and thoroughly dry, apply a thin coal of clear (9) (24) Man ArW Environment 1O: It W (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2) News Turns 9:30 (6) Dick Van Dyke (24) i3ook Beat 10:00 (2) Police Story (6) Medical Center tOgetiierattrw,00 and a blender on which the blade ru. . (13) Sound Of f (6) As The World (13) movie 'a 45c Rea. j . .1-0" I-`," Hot Bread & Butter 11 -00 (2) News - .__ Coney saucc . Take Home A Bag Fulil MOO (44) Gomer Pyle 1:00 (2) I Love Lucy The Week - ~ 1. • __ (24) Electric Company (6) News (9) All My Children (13) Young And Restless (44) Movie 1:30 (2) Three On A DEAR POLLY - it amaZeS Me that name brand small appliances of assumed quality are put together with screws that rust. My particular Pet Peeve is with a well- known make mixer that has heaters rusting where the)' are put Smothered in A&W . i , ,~ , .) f. , , . ~ r ill,. ~ I -_ began. "she must still be one of your most avid readers! ____________________ -- I wa y to separate - I Delicious Hot Dog f there any tioto egatives that have geat or long storage? -JENNY. Green Acres arcas "3) Where Game of (24) Special DEA U 1 01 L\ - Is rs i! WE MIGHT HES COT A DEFIMTE ARE WE RACE W MIND HE GONNA kLK' - Groue Dave I DON'T lI:7 I: ) CASE V 573 ISle (with a Ph.D.) tried to intimidate her editor 'Dr. Crane he smilingly _____________ - HE OINNYS GONE. t t~~-.11-i~%Ip - -I ! t' ( -1 I 1_11,~~ 4, )L -_ 'j9 J, - _.-_-__ ~__ ____ . (9) Split Second (13) who what Thanksgiving 9 ttsks.'rn () Green Acres (9) Truth Or F The Rooki T 3) POLLY IRAMER P IIY 'S Pr0biem I i.,) , her when she defendi the uie of "Ms." by sayhig a ny unmarried girls have CII(IISEN to be 11 way? Elsie is naive! gal in moon era _____________ '~~'TTER_ . 1 TU ,i ' Movie (44) Secret Storm s (44) Variety News 12 30 (2) WSh (9) DEAR LEARNIED: Doul judge &H men by the two CONFI[DEN'TIA11. TO "SO IN LOVE IN GAINESVILU": Whedwr be Is married or wt is beside tM poinL He &UD he was, which means be wnti to cud the romantic involveui5t With IOU. 1~ ski. 4:30 (44) Petticoat Junction 5: 00 (13 Women's News (24) MlsteRoger's (6) Wha t' s Happening AmerIca (24) French Chef 8 00 (2) National uun i (6) Mery Grffin (9) AFTERNOON (13) the man we rented the space from If he would fix it. Well, -- W47 `,%' - GOLDEN SPOON AWARD - (44) Bullwinkle (9) Let's Make A be fixed it, and then tried to rix me, too, and I had another however, h :- that all women should team: Take chances with strangers! (6) The Flintstones (9) ()'se Life To Live (24) Today In Not For (44) (24) Carrascolendas (44) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) Untamed World husband was out of to%m I had sewage trouble so I asked t (9) Brady Bunch (13) NS Later we bought a mobile home and once when my 1 am 24 and happily married, and I'd like to know why thm creleps idways pkk on me? Or am all men sex LEARNED A LESSON maniacs? ISIOI'! 11:30 (2) 1-1cilywood To Toll TIw (6) Gunsmoke ' " (9) Password (44) Trouble WIth Trash MONDAY him R-M EVERY - __ I... - E. this column. Yet her editor 7 By -. to inakv his cwn decision.F, but - 0 Tele - 1: ,---? (7) working on the hoise next door come in because he asked LiI(. fu( ut Well, tic by tark-i crying and when went Into his room to check on him, this bum followed me and tried to get funny, but I got away from ____ - ,- . - DA Y DOG \ 0 You could ttll her you re eointIag your DEA.R ABBY: I read a letter In your column from "IGImNED,' who was upset beca oil man she invited In for coffee made a pan at her. You told her most men whom jobs took U)em into homes were straight, and didn't try that. Well, I used to thiftk so. too, but not anymore. - it =_- t every family arises, when the • liemptation by crasin*g and desisting, _ CONEY Isle 1wilh her 11h.D.) attacks POLLY'S POINTERS * ~ Iri .Rusty screws irk . 0".'. 9:30-10 CBS THE NEW DICK WEAK STOMACH IN W. VA. I RESTAURANT 9-9CBSIGUNSMOKE"Lynch DISEASE.- THE 20TH CEN- WILSON AND THE MIRACIX bridge and Raymond St. Town, A man is arrested for TURY EPIDEMIC Thissihould OF P.S. 14" (RERUN) Flip Jacques play a pair of Harlem murder, and lynched beforr he Lv must watching for every one Wil:son recalls his childhood precinct detectives who work to goes to trial, but M"ial Dillon because it deals with the most through this animated special. break up a shady minister's isn't convinced he was guilty. important element in human !I's an engaging show, bringing investment racket. It's really a stay al ive. -known good, honest look at life ill 1eS out all of Flip's is a welcome probe of charackrs, Gera ldine e ven the various heart ailments, ho Freddy the Playboy. Ralph the corned, isn't overdrawn. 8-8 30 NBC 11 C THF FIRST they are detected b) today Ins.bible Dug, and the I ntrthining rno%le scientif ic equipment, causes THANKSGIVING lte%erend Leroy Public School his pals can make it big on TV, and prevention5, as well as 14, incidentally, is In Jersey why not another comic strip treatments. City, where Flip was raised. ebaacter, B.C., created by 9-to-conclusion ABC NFL Hart? this 8-9 ABC THE ROOKIES MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL debut. B.C. and his friendsThe high-riding undefeated "Down Home Boy" Jim prehLq!eric characters.-try to catch an unaccommodating Nabors, the Litgting hillbilly Minnesota Vikings take 9•11 NBC NBC MONDAY takes radical Atlanta I'alcons a departur€ from at Atlanta turkey so they can finish their NIGUT AT THE MOVIES 11 Staditun in Georgia tonight. his accustomed role. rock soup. "Cotton Comes to This was a surprise box-office . hit in theatrical release several . 9-9:30 PBS HEART 8:30-9 NBC "CI EROW and that does it. Any suggestions? -- A&W wz!) and all those dogs licking the cookie dough off her fingess, - TV Time Previews by ALLEY OOP T-_:._ ., , ... I -- - H,19h1 h tS Monday, Nov 19,1973-9A The Sanford Hild George W Cr., PhD., M.D. WORRY CLINIC DRIVE IN • Iff w, 1~., ; V~ ' I.5haEm~-_ ."~ __= -- _W_-*J_ __ By Monday, Nov . I '-b"-" . 1 1- / . �- - - .- - _________ _____I -:Li _________________ -- p flrC1 HcriIdMonday,Nov - - LiI - -.-, .-. ____ - -_.-•_--- - - _________ IF ______ 19I1 I he SanfordHeraldMonday,Nov.9,W/J— ) IA SanfordHerald AdsGetResults! I ___ _________________ - CARNIVAL ___________ INFORMATION byPickTurner _ PROBLEM Phonell3 4517 WritCPOBo*1I3 __ r___r____a W. £ D 1, niflier UOrft - fl Orkrndo 831993 - - - - iC\ ' Lost and Found IBEST VALUE. ca furnhshed --- . -- 25 times - ..23caIl 9 Good Things to Eat • '. .1 1 works with children at Southside School in Sanforu as isea orninque bo The less It Costs Per Line Per Day. I ssmates d f • A . 19 as sa,r Vontwagen and 17$ . fl32. Trucksandlrai er 969 GMC Big V6 16 Van Hydraulic lift, estras. new - - SOMEHlNG SPECIAL .' CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR 331 -CWhidon_Sr __0ker- TkA $37200 Call Mary hiMranford— I 1kl.a. f - Houses for Sale 13 ______ , "''"_'- _'_ Laruecomerlot,nearoldNAS.7$'x - ! _________________________ ' '_ - - •I IP- • Announcments - Realtors sm ctma9e. Call alter 6p.m. 3226211 3W er e 7 bat' t r t Centr sl liiyllwilde. Sunken living room, RLALTY. 327 64S7• lreplace $46,750, 1' pet. Owner. ______________________- -Cal$904 24S313lorM.Raou*. RI - 1)01W F IIrbk' WI ir rRADE KULP REALTY SetI them Quickly with a ______ H! an e W I d' Food "i trMS d %h'tt ________________________ --- 2 or 3 Bedroom house. completely rsor Dellone l'i Cb!Ti t ',e Iran emm 1 P k -- gOod tocstin '5 mo plus sit. 6611113. .s Wanted?oBuj 1W Muang. AC. PS. slot dic * *AMC . JEEPS* * CASH322IU2 I ASSUME PAiM Sacrifice, good cond For the best buy in American with designs Pay $3350 or 6 14 front on Sanford Ave. I]lh St. Zoned Cl. 29 pct. down, to years le Home flank Repossesssons lrn $31 ?1?3 January, 1974. Call 373 47$Iur 42S So Here be or OU rrs ______ _________________________ VIARRANTY btoom, I', O(tWC. b&hS, ll Va'ecia Cc'r' •i J pd., s?o(k membership and a month. For Sale FrChAve 3135200 ri Free Delivery, Brand New slide in truck cam Campers 1972 CheV ________________________ FrenchAve. Sanfd.332ZIS. LONGER 19M Austin Heal Sprite, good 61CADILLAC Nothing down. ta p___ tal' - 40 P ml Nge. Ca 322 5 Camper Top for Datsun, Tota or - 3I03OrioCq * Sanford Auction * Ia ov . 6230 edS Clutch ar r prct ) 7t is - _________ 19Dodge Seeaflerip.m. I04SanMrcusAv,,5anford _____-______ . Estates, 2 mi Norlh of H H II Fairwa S front and r _______________ — To uy and tell gold or Silver 0 onlacI us first. We also buy bulk ool Table t ki TER SPRINGS-The Terrace -' drcom, 1' atti, re room Sanford Motor Cumpany ' 6 Sanford Siwing Cent cc. W E tOwfl Firit St. JACK R M CLUR E ) I' 12 Week Chord Ccuse - ' -- -- Ia m S3O p m. 9a.m.- 12Noon Ni9ht37j '35? . , 3?72s - _____ HouseholdGoods ________ - aito S ar Aye too mo Call 473 7661. HOME RfNTAL-broker--9to 5' Lotsand Acreage - .cberts & Gilman -. \_ -- MARK IV l73 6 mos d Cost AU eatras. must tell, 0 Al cond n$l, Ph 3fli201 1970 MCVCVICk.6 cyt auto trans. radiO, new paint. Ot Oit. Ph 19Chcvro',t ' tofl6cyt,, Ispeed 3727715 heavydutyrear.$330orb,ttfer, 10S_ l9 Ford 20 ht. automatic, Newly _____Inspected Good COnditiOn. 1104 S 04kMVe Snfor 80 Autos for Sale - ) .'f" , ______________________ _________ ____________________ _________ ________ - U 11 322 7991 ______ ,- Spacious 2 bedroom home on iare odediot.AFlo(idaroomfhatis sunny and warm, completely uipped kitchen, even a well for Hu5:t — _U _____ - QUAIL Copy. - - 3? ________ Farm Fresh Rabbit, any quantity, uovernmeflt inspected, 79c a und, insertions-No Change - - - / NEW HOMES - - , V Lake Monroe, 3730540 bore 1:30 _ J -- . and :h payment Only 122.500 to $2&250. APARTMENTS ,,DULTS NOPE - ______ L /' ( Ask for Want Ads FOD - - -Ii - t • \\ f j T ___________ HE LEY USED CARS 701 French Ave.3737O T1R Hall ReaI , r,iA nea tor, Convenient end carrning iut COmpleting 4 new 3 bedrcm --WELAKAAPARTME FOUND smaij bule of clean laundry on West 3rd St. 322 0407 -- Mutl$tobtlte fl3Sll3aftetdpm (Warren) SANFORD CI.OSE IN room furnish aet utts only $150 mo uteit °° lurnthed C _________ - S - II_-- A A I4 - —iI' - - to wall Carpet drapes stov, rttr;çerasor, garage and feed. ________ d - small family hone or proprty. Ph. 3fl3791, __ _____ 78 YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil --___ by __niorn LOSER IOICE BEDROOMS PARKAVHUMUILPMPK 17 - _.-___ _______ THE BORN HOesr Safe DNKGI - What To Do With 2 -- Sell Extra One With A Want Ad. 322-2677 — - -_______________________ CAMPING -Z\i F r in interim drainage pLrl fr 1, tiut Blvd ( l wy 4361 1)1 313) MVOPI PAKI S (t1rl5TM4S THE Demonstrator and gas furnithed O Bias: A ____________ - Ikcs owner David Meadows 3) Recontnendatlons on bids City Engineer Cal Conklin (or an 85 KW generator, a 50 7-Motels Hotels _MI3079 your camping and caooen at (4mp Seminole No alChc Needed-A Girt Friday for Personal 8-EatIng Places interim drainagc plan on caation machlnr) to dump Meaduws relating to the pn (ntdmPg 1) 4) Dish:ser 1and ° year then full time Prefer — Authonze adminlsation to obtnn bids on borrowing Travel& Recreation technocracy, and you get tavist flood drainage and representative to attend county WATER REFINING co IS GROWING FAST Ad' CLERICAL-if twit c n board wil prO,de teats Of SICOdy x er i en cc Home 372 9320 Used Farm Many extras Good location S per WlK KAR WASH available San 'ord and surrounding area Very y re an cx ;ncorne and benetilt. We prid I5-Ation Sports 3237710 Houses for Sale — ronditlon unfurnithed Ph 331 OER • UII 327M) and air. t v 131 AI for campsite builder office or storage 833 3031 13 F bedroom, 7 bath. Central heat and DREAMWOLD Buy tell Lots and Acreage almost 7 acres Has? beooms Yououghttott,thit CouIdbeIust 2S24Parb Dr 3772113 Afterhourt REALTOR car carag., fenced control and enclosed garage you ye bcem wanting Only ________________________ _________________________ Heating & Air Conditioning Serv o Orlando Dr nsign bPPre (nester Moode Homes) I n 76 - o the mOonOt on but veral tendsafeIy home - _______________________________________________________ rUci te ' is in aII rut ure rainage planstnthei.andO'Lakesarea - Workers apply Ifl et5Ofl --------Rooms for Rent Approval of Lake Ann final. ? &.ontng Doaru - recom- 2 'IrnZ 5 at DeBary 17 TELEVISION SETS$2SUP CniesSt Long*oodFf: ----_— TruckDriyer1andOwnerOp,qat 30-Apartments Rent Unfurnish. 3 bedroom, I bath home excellent condll, 515.500. Terms FIRST TIME Even their draft-dodgers are FUrnIshed -= are here on our streets, and - lIWflDTu DAI TV Ifl • UlII yR iii flLLI I have a good safety record, and 33-Houses Rent Furnished _____ ili.Tal 35-Mobile Home Lots conv fordaree. Very low invMtment. 75 DUN KIN DONUTS requirements Owner Operators must have new or nearly new thif' Ph 0W 1 -____ tractors Miieaçeat - fr thoi• whO MUST SUCCEED and one tnat will provide years Of and 72S 7167 _____ _________ attractive apti Will make nIce residence with good rental in- han, 2956191 anytime. ______ - - . .:- .- -- - eakin do ___ ___________________________ _____ -rd Alnr$ il-BusIness Property For Rent _____ When the railnass of , -. . - -; - -__________________________ throu 'h a e it anu - . - - -______ -. ew Ined them an old caboose Both are still broke i n a e s oa "s' -- Phone (305) Housekeeper 5 days per week -- — $2000 per wuk ome All Of ____ -- II ku nom LI 42-muui 7= ____________________ - ______________________ -- - - - - - -_ - - ________ Merchandi ___________________________ - ' required. 90 day trial option. Will and furniture sell Quickly with a ______________- F Ql rc - 70 AUTOMOTIVE PECHANIC5 top 111W First SI OutstandIng 3 you word yo classified ad. Call SANFORD home In perfect _____ 54-Garage Rummage Sales PIUNCE ' ' a niaviul' voun male of mixed 55-Boats & MarIne - --i '1 tur Service 1100 F 25th St SaM _____ -- 373_5116 ____________________________ A conso $19 95 for mponenrs Cash or terms United Freight 'eap wheefi 16 tire & tube $12 ea 322-1934 5)6.000 Siller will take back good Size second mtg from qualified buyer at attractive interest rate Call 671 1703. Set er s Motivated. - PaImett Low down payment, kitthen, family room. beaiful Call Ceo Cahelo ,n Winter Park at (305) 4148221, or write to Mills. Pearson Corporation 5925 Carrier DeBA Y beautiful laketront large lot t bedrooms master bath and guest bath home Cathedral LET S TALK TURKEY bedroom plan home. It's iocated a aUiiti corner iot Quiet home Beautifulcho,c,ofcoiors n Orlando Mon Fri 9toS Sat 9 to PGSSOUMARIP4E Stitch (7 ) nationally advised -- - ci ren oa 0 ________________________ Ave. Orlando, Mon.. FrI. , to9, im rom e eniinoe LAKEFRONT rdr eat in kItchen ul'ra clear ceitral air, outside Shower freeter washer yer garage USd Central Air Conditioning For free estimate call Carl Harris at -____A SENKARIK GL &PAINTCO 210 MagnolIa Ave • - ruM trimmed & shaped Flower cleaned & edged to per f tiofl Specialist Mcwing by - ,, We Don t Stop fnestors special for future ip an acre and a hell wilh 10 on large und bottom lake Owner is Till W a kind Price $32 500 Owner wIll carry moflgage at 7 pd. Call ris Bell. Atsc Pecrest Salon Hair New Lumber For Sa'e yer good r . Online S8Bicyc 3735934 OuCitS fi REAL ESTATE. REALTOR mr K2 "' 's"K2I, InC uliu 8305500 LN SNOWING 5ERVICE ng results i'. ,) 4) Wheel Barrow, ef 327 61. i controls for zig zag bvttholes 62 Lawn and Gaen blind stitch, fancy patterns, - - -rnonograming an much more. KACTUS KORRAL. 75.53 SarWurd •,- INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING A VI r & PAINTING All makess.Ice Ph 8)0 Ph 322 ___________________________ _________________________ 13 Dog training in your home. All Cactus pottery & special pIanist Sanford Electric Company your attic, garaoeor basement' - - D • . am .ing I. - - - omputer rr t IC ca I 173 4S ___________________________ winter Call Geneva Htg & A r Get cath buyers Icr a smlt' n Cond Sevice 323 3I vestment Place a low cost 373-M20 Hainetter. 510. 3734990 after 3. Freighl Sales 3530 S Orange ns(rv porches pool enclosures & 61 - BuIldIng Materials machines, (7) never been str Other misc Make offer h 79$1 A • Only F N T H U S t A ST I C I Call for Ira evaluation 131 fl70 Aftic In - _______________________ ________________________ - G' ' Forrest Greene Inc R It Food Jelivery fringe benefits 1 prenL LIOUUI _________________________ available at Firestone Store. Call a nationwide tax trench SC business Write Suite 714 __ "ULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 12 4991 19)35 French - mirror All Ipieceslorlust Also some living room sets Pu1 Uublwuw - I UUW/n El _ I. I ) • A DITIOMING 2609 Sanford Av 26 Sears2cu it iC 01 lome repair improvement d Board.ng)fl 3 classified adsI - -. ,. ___________________________ _____ hem decorative design full Bikes, Bikes, Bikes factory guarantee $11995 Easy pay ments available United All sites and models hO weeds S Complete double bed chest & odd MAITIAND sited patio with gatb be grill - in$ track and Gccrardturn tet BEDROOM SETS us? received 1 them kicked &OUfl The) will me out of this --'i • r featur s Now available at only - - 1304W Fairbankt ml to Sanford 25 mm to down •nxioui to il ' Norge equipped coin laundry P4 Male Female u w a rillip vwàfluCu M xi i..rs CAJ CUTTER Si-Appliances jUNDRY ulii COIN a m 2 p rn ___________________________ I C Marine 176t0 1 hpMrc cruiser. Used only 10 hri. USO. take over 322 906. NITED FREIGHT SALES h U eived a I e stil miof By owner Beautifully wooded Just 41 s rrq (h . I bedroo. 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Your Host 1 Hostess FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 322.3108 Hwy. 17-92 On Lake Monroe Sanford . - - S II 2511 Sanford Ave. ENJOY 7 Sanford \ \ ThanIsgving\ Drnne( CHICKEN SOUP • FRESH GARDEN SALAD PorIewI YOUNG TOM TURKEY • BAKED VIRGINIA HAM ROAST LEG SPRING LAMB - ALL THE TRIMMINGS. From Aggie, Dick Bessie & Gay Creamy Whipped Potatoes Candied Sweet Potatoes Buttered Peas & Mushrooms Corn Bread Dressing Candied Tiny Carrots Cranberry Sauce Mint Jelly Assorted Not Rolls and Butter Coffee Tea Milk Pumpkin Pie .-,W4M m o !-- iLLIWJ9,(KO II1 '44j1 Overlooking The St. Johns Holiday Isle Co .Ph,323- San SIMMONS WE WILL CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY COOK'S CORNER PH. 322-9790 2617 S. Orlando Dr. Sanford nd expanded its foothold on when war broke with Egypt the western bank of the canal along the Suez Canal and with out "the army's deployment for war in general, paredness in the days prior to the war and its actions until it held back the enemy." its pre. Industrial Stock Down A Fraction s mar Mt. Ataka on the western side of the canal. Israel had mid that It wil be. t n a Icial probe into charges of military misNEW YORK (AP) - The tors, brokers said, plus Presihandling during the first stage stock market was nearly tin- dent Nixon's hint that the em. of the October war when Egyp- changed this morning after a bargu might end soon. Still the tian tanks and men stormed previous week of wild and busy Dow Jones average finished off acros s the Suez Canal and cap- trading. 17.08 for the week. tuned the eastern bank. The Dow Jones average of 30 The government announced Industrials was down a fraction Sunday that the investigation near the opening while advancwill be conducted by a five- ing stocks balanced losers on PSC - -. Gets e OC officers eat s tic - Dinner at (;ovcrrior's Table is simply one more thing for which to be thankful -.a kstive board in - pkaunt holiday surroundings, featuring: TRADITIONAL AMERIcA N TURKEY 1)INNE I( A Thanksgiving must with our very own Cornbread Herb Stuffing, Rich Giblet Gravy and Cranbcrry Orange Relish. New Kelvinator Smooth Top only $4.95 RANGE including your choice of appetizer, salad, -Jessert and beverage. Pt. t S plentiful hnlid:iv Tflnu, inclu di ni Baked hickory Cured 11am $5.25 kost Sirloin of Beef $6.50 - -. ' - - _ •. _ -.-- e Deep Fried Shrimp in beer batter $4.95 12 oz. N. V. Sirloin Steak $7,5 0 children', dInners, except N.Y. Sirloin Steak, sm-cd th wi out salad 4.25 ari Attempt Holidays To Our Friends ti commission friends Happy iY GENERAT ION E SARASOTA, Fla, (AP) -One Charlotte County tour hours caliber revolver in the car. member and the the New York Stock Exchange. of two men charged with after police threw up road. ,i. r I A motorist found Baker's findings will later be made pubDI Brokers said the Arabs' In- RO murder in the shooting death of blocks in a three-county area, body lying next to his patrol car lie unless they are ruled mill- sistcnc,e that the lifting of their a Florida Highway Patrolman "i understand one of them on U.S. 41. The motorist said he tarily sensitive, oil embargo for most European says he was only hitchhiking, was in the car and one was Out- had seen Baker's car pass a few At the same time, the Egypnations did not mean relief for police say. side," a police spokesman said. minutes before in pursuit of an tian war minister, it. Gen. AliSherlfrs TALlAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Sunday ar- "They apparently put up na auto and several minutes later med Ismail, said that Egyptian the United States undercut President Nixon's optimistic - Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin's rested henry Lorenzo Payne, real resistance to the arrest." came upon the trooper lying by military errors land mis- remarks of last week. However, second attempt to block rate in23, of Zephryhills and Roy E. Officers said they found a .38 the side of the highway. judgments helped the Israelis brokers also indicated that the creases given to three Stevens, mid 20s, of Charlotte, utilities' establish a foothold on the President's disinclination to- was to go before the Florida N.C., in the death of Trooper Egyptian side of the canal dur- ward rationing might be inter. Public Service Commission to. Claude Baker. 32. ing the final days of the war. preted favorably, rea day. Raker was shot and killed late But he said the October war The commission rejected on Whirlpool led Big Board trad('URTISM. WHITTLE Saturday near Venice on Nd.; three daughters, Mrs. succeeded in breaking the log unchanged at 2Z, Followed Oct. 25Shevin's first attempt to Florida's southern Gulf Coast Jeanette Preuatt of Lakeland; Middle East stalemate and by Cities Services, up , block the $7.9 million Increase , at after he radioed in that he was Curtis N. Whittle, 71, of Laura Ruth Barnhill, Winter changed the Image of Egypt Mountain Fuel Supply, off a at that would allow the utilities to stopping a car reportedly stolen Oviedo, died Thursday morning Haven and Evelyn Willis, and the Arabs as a whole. He s and Boeing, ahead L5 at l6, Pass part of their corporate toearlier in the nay from n ra pe after a long illness. Born in Oviedo; a brother, Tom Oliver sai d that Egypt militarily was come taxes on to consumers. Turner County, Ga., he came to of Oviedo and a sister, Mrs. inm victim. uch better position on Oct. The market bobbed drarnatlShevin wants the PSC to mePolice said Payne was want- Oviedo in 1945. He retired from Katie Harden, Ashburn, Ga.; 40 22- the date of the first U.N. cally last week, revealing its consider its action and rollback ed in the rape and robbery of a Nelson and Co. and was a grandchildren and nine great- cease-fire than it was on Oct. sensitivity to the Arab oil em- the hike.3 until the Florida member of Church of God of grandchildren. 90-year-old Tampa woman. Ste6 when the war began. bargo. After prices plunged Supreme Court settles a suit vens told police he was hitch- Prophecy of Oviedo. Brisson Funeral Home in Egypt has charged that Israel early in the week, they recov- that is challenging the commis. Survivors include his wile, charge, hiking and was picked up by violated the cease-fire on Oct. ered largely on technical fa c- sion's decision. Edna of Oviedo; seven sons, --. Payne. -u-Thomas Whittle, Wayne Payne and Stevens were huni, all Iving held without bond Pfter f Oviedo; Rev. Curtis Whittle an arraigrunent before Circuit 0 and Eugene Whittle, Bridgeton, Judge Edwin Cummer. NJ. and Joe Fuighum of Street, "The trooper's last i'adlo a description of message was -_ I the car and a report that he was -- -. .. ., - -. - stopping it," Sarasota Count Sheriff James htarticastle siii.. 'I_ All controls enclosed in front panel. Black glass oven door. Infinite 'hlesaid it was occupied by one . heat control. Fast service units. Automatic clock. Many other male." I features that assure you fine quality. Model KX7382A. Th two men were arrested in wish Ihair A Bountiful -I F:ire a fire fight erupted near Ismaihia on the weste rn bank of gi P p IN FEAST - killed when Israeli and Egyp. prior toa second ceasefire.on Syrialn the Golan Heights on tian soldiers exchanged small Oct. 24. Military experts say Oct. 6. Defense Minister Moshe arms fire along the Suez Canal that movement resulted in the Dayan has .said that Israel had early today, the Iraeljmilithry isolation of the Egyptian 3rd no inkling of war until the ciimrunand said. No Israeli casu Army on the eastern bank of the niornlng the shooti ng began. alties were reported. Suez Canal and of Suez city on A cabinet statement said that A command spokesman said the southern tip of the canal, the investigation will cover ing to advance their positions. 2 Charg ed In Tr oo er' s Murder AT GOVERNOR'S TABLE Cri s and Sanford r PIINOM PENH lAP) Fierce fighting continued today around several small government outposts on supply highways 4 a nd 5, military sources reported. On Highway 5, Khmer Rouge ground attacks on Korn )T) i Trala ch a nl Trapeang Trey lbs villages, 41 miles north of the capital, declined somewhat but Insurgent shelling increased, the informants said. A Cambodian air force spotter plane observed a Khmer Rouge concentration massing on Highway 5 north of Sala Lek Pram, 39 miles north of Phnom Penh, and T28 figh ter planes were called in to bomb the positun,. No details were reported. Insurgent forces occupy a five-mile strip of road. The highway has been closed since Se. 6. On Highway 4, rnnom Penh's route to the seaport at Kompong Som, military sources said the Communist-led rebels continued to shell and atta ck three government positions at Talat, 41 miles west-southwest of Phnom Perth. -- lie said the Egyptian was killed GAP Vanishes at Jerusalem's Wailing Wall. Still in battle dress, an Israeli soldier shares a moment of prayer Restaurant 2109 French Ave. - Bill & Betty's BURGER - - CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY YSTYLE Fierce Fighting The announcement of the Is. the canal and another near raeli investigation came amid A)un Musa in the Sinai Desert continued furor over initial setWe Gull of Suez where he backs the Israeli army suffered -,id Egyptian Forces were try. - . OPEN Sun. thru Thurs. 9 til 9:30-Fri. & Sat.9 tO 10:30 For Phone Orders Ahead-322.9442 2100 S. French Ave. Sanford A f tj1ftau SOCIATED rrsr An Egyptian soldier was r 1 Mary/and FRIED CHICKEN, Serving 1 P.M. 11111 P.M. Regular Menu Available Steaks - Seafood In order to accommodate all of our guests, may we suggest you make your reservations early. Cavalier , Thurs. & Fri. Nov. 22 & 23 Fresh Vegetables Yams At Rein - We Will Be CLOSED rcion, military sources aid. wants operation so Da Z. was astronaut office, CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY 4.25 four m- ..,,, ' ; Be-en-Gurion, - David into modern state hood, was in critical co nd ition today a stroke, hospital officials say. A Tel Ilashomer Hospital spokesman said that the 87-year old former premier had been "calm and sleeping" since he entered the hospi ta l Sunday after being sti ick.n at his apartment ner-e. Ben.Gurion's personal physician, Dr. Boleslaw Goldman, said a blood clot on the right side of Ben-Gurion's brain had paralyzed the right side of his body. Dr. Goldman said Ben-Gurion was ( - OnSCIOUS and 'feeling better" te receiving treatment throughout the night. "We ha ve hopes for his recovery, but they are guarded," he sa id. Is M alfunctioning; Repairs Xorw BAKED HAM with Raisin Sauce U4 TEL AVIV tAl' who led Israel from its violent birth in 14 - SPRING ROAST LEG OF LAMB Gravy with Mint Jelly _ Leader Critical Contemplated ...,.,-... I'HNOM PENH AP) - A Cambodian air force Figh ter bombed President Lon Nol's palace compound this afternoon with 250-pound bom bs, witnesses reported. They said Lori Nol unhurt, but three other Cambodians were reported killed and 10 wou nded . Antiaircraft gunners arou nd the palace said the pla ne, a propeller-drive T28, appr oached the com pound from the east and dropped two bombs at 4:30 p.m. The pilot, Lt. Pech Lim Kuong, was on a mission to tx,rrib on Phnom Penh's $outhem perimeter around the highway 2 were Space short. scene, YOUNG ROAST TURKEY with Southern Dressing Giblet Gravy and Cranberry Sauce 4.00 4 of ' ENTREE ROAST government on Flight Director Neil Hutchinson said outdoor work schedStation Cooling System uled for Thanksgiving day to repair a stuck antenna and change telescope film could be . completed in one six-or sevencut hour siiacc ..Ik wi th water CkraW P. t.. - ', William It cooling. He said air, cooling Pogue and Edward G. Gibson would restrict outside activity brought from earth a repair kit a dumb decision." men were aboard in August. to about Four hours, and the reto fill the leaky refrigeration For the last two days, the as- They switched to a backup l®,. pair job would have to be loop with a fluid called Cool- tronaut.s have been activating Mission control said that if SIJrIrI over two days. anol, They WC1C to punch a hole Skylab systems and moving the repair Job is unsuccessful Poguesuffered from motion a service line this afternoon several hundred pounds of film, and the secondary loop fails, sickness Friday, and mission and attach a container of the recorng tape and tools from the mission might have to be control officials reported Saturfluid. the Apollo ferry ship into the cut short because some food day night that the crew had The space agency said Satur- 1)8-foot-long station, would spo il and some eketried to Thrn. ai,u wjiu ,I,u,,.uI ....A(,...I secret his vomit. HACK on the Washington .-- ----day night that Alan Si fhpn,ri1 - .... '.'. i.ronics ight fail. ing. Clark Macgregor, chief of the periments that will continue The space agency also former White House aide and had reprimanded commander throughout their planned 84-day both loops In the The control learner' nf head of the CornCarr by the flight to assess the affect of men can use water cooling in- the vomiting when the ast.roRe-Elect the conceal that one of long-term space travel, stead of air cooling for their nauts accidentally left a tape President, has them had been sick. The troublesome cooling YS- suits during space walks. Water recorder during a disby the Senate Watergate Shepard told Carr his action tern - for water, certa in d cc- cooling is mor e efficient and cu.sslon of the Committee on contradictory was "a -fairly serious error in tronics food enables the tr ts re- The recording was transmitted testimony of several nitjudgment." Carr replied, partments developed a slow main outside longer and work automatically to the control nesses, "Okay, lagree with you. It was leak while the Skylab , crew- harder, center. ______ 40 - SPACE CENTER, Houston AP) Space officials say that 11 a space station cooling be revitalized,- the Skylab 3 astronauts' planned record flight might have to be _______ SANFORD PH.322-9716 _----_-_ Oregon Ave. at 1-4 & SR 46 Turkey Giblet Soup or Chilled Tomato Juice Waldorf Salad or Crisp Tossed Green Salad , after order is restored," Spyridon Zournatzls, chief spokesman, told a news briefing Sunday night. He reiterated the position of Premier Spyros Markezinis, who has promised free parliamentary elections in 1 74. At the same time th e government disclosed that th e dea th toll in the civil unrest had climbed to nine, five killed Fri(lay and four Saturday. The A thens medical exami ne r said six the victims bystanders, including a 22-yearold Norwegian woman and a 5-year-old Greek boy. cannot Let's show -Sanf(nJ Inn nation for elections as soon as possible Skylab's Record May Be Cut Short -. gratitude for what we have and the grace to selflessly appreciate it. Blessings to all. govern-- system p () op Se rved continuously 11 A.M. to 10 P.M. erat ke thIs Thanksgiving the best one yc, by giving of yourself. To your iarnily, friends and neighbors. Ma Chilled Apple Cider- Fresh Fruit Cup Maraschino Ii OTTO'S HOFBRAU HAUS Served from 12 Noon -- Serving 12 Noon lit 8 P.M. IS WHAT Sheraton t ""IT -*0157 TWI MThvYD*Us.10u1 P**( *0NU room to 0 PZ- ViID 1*&&M t01371* M*4&t CAMMUT awtv - Deals t1 'a BOUNTY 5 1621 UWUIIITED .• Palace Bombed ATHENS (AP) - The Greek rnnt is promising to continue steps toward the restoration of democracy but is using Links and troops to halt opponents apparently dissatisfied with its time ta ble. "Our mission still is o prepare the Flight - LDRENPORTlQI ii Tanks In Use but short on specific legislative result in fuel shortages of up to programs. 35 per cent. Sen. William Proxmire, 1)David Rockefeller, head of Monday, Nov. 19,1973-lB News Briefs World of inaction is nearing expected must pass the house which does pipeline bill. passage of emergency legisla. not return from Thanksgiving Senate Majority Leader Mike Wis., appearing on CBS' "Face the Chase Manhattan Bank In (Ion that would give President recess until Nov. 26. MansfIeld, 1)-Mont., reacted to the Nation," said Nixon's state- New York, predicted that the Nixon most of the powers he In his Saturday news confer- the President's statement by nient was 'very hard to under- crisis could lead to a zero says he needs to meet the ener- ence, President Nixon said Con. saying flatly, "lie is wrong." stand." Proxmire said "the growth rate for the nation next gy crisis. gress had not acted on energy Appearing Sunday on NBC's President simply hasn't year and a 6 per cent drop in But the bill, which was sehed. proposals he had made as long "1t'et the Press," Mansfield grasped" the severity of the sit- in dustrial production. ukd for a final vote late this as two years ago. Nixon said acc use d the President of being uatjon, which according to a Rockefeller, interviewed on afternoo n, could not beconi ('ungress had sent him only one long on rhetoric and proposals I.ibcary of Congress study could ABC's "Issues and Answers." - buoau~ NA TR AS1 11 WE WILL BE CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY Ik TkwIzogiuigg I 11 % 1/ Ener gy Herald $2.95 Thanksgiving Dinner served from 2:00 p.m. 'til 8:00 p.m. Rcscrvations suggested Phone 834-7114 J £ - J MANY OTHER MODELS AVAILABLE FROM 159. Seminole Appliance Service 2587 South Sanford Ave. ror Table Phone 322-4196 ove Interstate 4 a'I Rt. 436 I 11 -- �T± Z. - -T------ ------ ------ =---=— — ---- - - 2B— The Sanford Herald Monday, Nov. 15, 1973 The Sanford Herald Snack QOOKING IS FUN Barleycorn Makes The Party Party Fun by Ede Strickland much orangc juice.' hc corn- wailcr always deposits the hour'The problem is I don't plained. bon in from of the man and the drink, I don't know much about She'd had me ery worth. limcade in front of the lady. wine and I don't like soft while dates whom she felt beThe fact is that most people By CECILY BROWNSTONE and appreciation of good food by masking the taste of liquor with a sweet fruit liqueur. The answer is, as I said to my drinks," wailed a recently single came self-conscious with a at a party or on a date drink new-to-thc'date.circijit friend, friend of mine alter tvnty .onn who merely .ii smiling something in moderation, be it sophhtiCtofl, There are lightly years of sheltered marriage, at them whilc they had a few beer, wine, liquor or a liqueur, alcoholic drinks which are easy Even as a still-young forty drinks during an evening, or and enjoy a companion who to take and which will put the the world had completely who to)ed with a ginger ak for joins them in the relaxing ritual most worldly of men (and turned for this attractive wotwo t'ours. of gently taking the edge off women) at ease with your cornman and she was bewildered But there are also men who the day. pariy. Many of these "sophistiwith the dating and social do not care for hard liquor and Now it's one thing for an 18- cated" drinks are from Europe mores of 1973. who hate the reverse problem: year old to ask for a sweet apri- where hrd coc ktails made in. "I (ccl foolish standing how to put a woman who en- cot sour before dinner, and its roads only recently—and it is around at a party sipping water, joys a highball or two at her another when an adult over considerrd very 'hic in !'e ?J5• and a per.on can drink just so ease—especially when the twenty-five kills both appetite to sip a wine ,pritzcr. Associated Press Food Editor When you are entertaining in the afternoon or evening and went to serve a snack, you might enjoy offering an interesting combination: fresh hartlelt pear wedges with a curried cheese ball rolled in chopped pecans. Pears and curry seasoning have an affinity for each other. The cheese ball is a large one, but we found that under refrigeration a leftover portion kept well for several weeks; to offer the remainder attractIvely, we packed it into a sinail serving bowl. For a trial run, the recipe may be easily halved. BARTI.EVF PEARS WITH CURRIED CHEESE BALL 6 ounces Swiss or Monterey Jack cheese, grated medium- finii (about II I cups 4 ounces medium-sharp cheddar cheese, grated rredium-fine (about 1 cup) I package 1 8 O1tnc-s) creun (te.e 1 tablespoon finely grated onion, pulp and Juice 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce 2 dashes thbasco sauce 3 teaspoons curry powder 1 cup finely chopped pecans Fresh Bartlett pears, ripe an" cnilled VFEK DAY LUNCH Lettuce and Tomato Salad with Sardines, Sliced Egg ard Modern Mayonnaise Gherkins Me1b. Toast Beverage Fresh Fruit MODERN MAYONNAISE This low-in-cholesterol dressing was requested by a reader. teaspoon sugar teaspoon dry mustard teaspoon pa prika teaspoon salt Pu3d1 vi tøriuir I egg white PIP4CRE5T CENTER. HWY. 11.3 4, 27Th. SAN$ WHERE ECONOMY ORIINAT A&P USDA GRADE "A" FROM 4 cider vinegar Into a small deep mixing bow) turn the sugar, mustard. paprika, salt, cayenne and egg thite: beat well. Beat in oil. I tablespoon at a time, until 12 C'Jp LS used; make sure each spo3nlul of oil is absorbed bebre beating In the next. Beat vinegar. in 2 teaspoons of tb re:n.'u t L' ; corn oil as previously. Beat in remaining vinegar. Store In wvered jar in refrigerator; we kiund it held up well for a tek. Don't stir mayonnaise, sl spoon out portion needed. Mkts about l4 Cups. Turkeys 2t t AVG LB S wift's Pre mium 0E BASTEDB 'P ufterball 0r rmour leHog Sausage 9 '2 LBBA 97) CAP'N JOHN'S QUICK FROZEN Tuna Noodle I) PKG 6 GOLDEN CUSTARD AND APPLES 4 Washington State Pimento CheeseOz 4 applis', cored lgg JANE PARKER OVER 2/3 FRUIT & N I AO C I Vi cup sugar ¼ cup milk Grated rind of 1 lemon 1 tablespoon lemon juice 3 tablespoons butter, melted T I Pare apples half-way down from the Mern end. Place in one and one-half-quart baking dish, stem end up, quite close together. Cover and bake at 350-degrees 30 to 45 minutes or untIl Ier.der. Be:t together CAK~ I:s FAMILY DINNER Baked Crispy Chicken Pbtatoes Carrots Lettuce Salad with Blue Cheese Dr essing Brown Betty Beverage BAKED CRISPY CHICKEN A new version of a popular recipe. l cup corn flake cnimbs teaspoons salt teaspoon pepper It cup bottled real Italian dresing 2ito3pound broiler-fryer, cutup "lix crn flake trumb L' salt and pepper. Brush Italian dr essing on all sides of chicken zeces, then coat well with seanednnbs.InshiIlowbak- 518 RING the egg, sugar, milk, lemon tdaq 318 RING $5 t 318 GIFT .89 rind, lemon Juice and butter. Add any Juice from the apples and mix well. Pour over applei and bake, uncovered 10 minutes. Place In dessert dishes and serve at once with the custard. Makes 4 servings. 'Preferred varieties: Washington Golden Delicious or Winesap. ( 4*SPAPtA ANE PARKER PLAIN(HERB .51 24.OZ +.iffinrr MiX LUI blII to iioii': WHOLE GREEN 16 OZ C C orn GARDEN I) N But the Welcome Wagon hostess can make it easier to adjust to your new surroundings, and maybe put :i 51011e on your face' c'6/$I.( , Pamper's Dpirs a ers iIs 1 Paillpel 5Diars pe Kleenex 30 CT P dl t NEWBORN DISPOSABLE 30 CI P1 - DAY &I n 1601 N IIRUUOA. KISSIMMf( 9OZSIZE JANE PARKERpFCAN. OR wmlce he - 5411 So ORANGE AYt I 6 / WHOPPER WHOLE Asparagus Spears JACK OLANTERN FAME STRAINED 2 5.9 Cranberry Sauce HUGHES 8349212 Sanford - 20c - I p±ftVA'1 k4 cow C46- i - - 4'44 - —— — — — - I- - SHEER STRETCH Casselberry - - SIDNEY THOMPSON 83.1 9212 Altamonte Springs LtUtiMPWth(Øç II -- Limit ° per fa mily Redeeob1etht Sum, NOV2,5 sum ---- a I _______ HOUSE OF RAEFORD zi~ - - I =-T1 —. A CTN. OF 8 16 OZ BOTTLES 79 REGULAR Plus D*postf 89( VALUE SHIRLEY MILLET 81 4 9212 Forest City SAVE 5O II I HILDA RICHMOND 5867 Do Ilona —J $42a 31b Tin YOUNG TURKEYS 75C 17 lbs. Up LUIS SUGAR CURED lb. SMOKED HAM - _,V. I. %- " 11432!~ Rib Roast 98C Smoked Ham Slices $148 Fryer Parts 48C MAYONNAISE 5 9c $138 Chuck Roast SRIA$T OR LEG €XIARTIRI U WHOLE HAM OR -1 79' RUMP SAVE lOc. DUNCAN HINES fi LIMIT ONE WITH 47.60 OR MORE ORDER Layer Cake Mixes iii SAVE 7c, CAMPBELL 45C V-8 Cocktail 1 0 SAVE lOc. RAGU Spaghetti Sauces 32 SAVE lOc, PLANTERS REQ. MA ".'- Mixed Nuts bunch Tea Bags GOLDEN RIPE 99 I SAVE 20c, TETLEY c '' 79c 2 PN& 49C REYNOLDS TURKEY BANANAS RATH PORK . Sausage lb. .•...... LYKES GRAPES c PKG. Party Pak ......... Sum, t.-t.LmIis, so KRAFT MINIATURE C 89C 2 _ Marshmallows ' F RATH VARIETY Hc,. SAVE lOc, NABISCO 'i.' Chocolate Pinwheels 6:. GIANT . Bologna RED EMPEROR b Brown & Bags 9 PATRICK CUDAHY Sliced Bacon ........ 1 1 18 ' 39C 39c Stuffing CELERY N 19 ft SAVE lOc. STOVE TOP /1 PASCAL $UTT HALF SHANK HALF MOGEN DAVID WINES 5th M.i 0144 0121 88' 98' K.C. Steaks Swiss Steak Chuck Steak Pork Steak POLE BEANS lb 29C GEORGIA RED SWEET OF FROZEN & DAIRY BUYS 6-12 ci, Cans RINDSIVI French Beans WITH =3 9 ALMONISl SPROUtS IS BEER Broccoli MORTON DANISH ' Sweet Rolls MORTON 49c '' Parker-house Rolls uas 89C Ss' 59C ICE CREAM suims N.0 79C Mince Pie %QW I*J.AX*TON( ,3 I" Cream Sour ,39 Ott rI A RTY TiME N(PT.L ooked Shrimp ' $ • 14 anCANAVIRAL os'k Shrimp PALACHICOLA lv;ters LCIflC KING ysters • 'I' aw $ 18 I'So $'i2 I fl$ DSUC100.* 5 '1 ompano tue Fish 51 IA,,ruIar 91 4 Big 32 oz. Bottles 69 Wiled Ham IIOU*US 69 3ologna I ASy HARD '79' ialami MPORTID 55 miss Cheese FRESH WHGLE FISH ackerel Cranberry Relish OLUNDAM 'AIRWAY $ 5sked Beans ' 59 lO%50M1L45 STEAKS BEA SANDRA RAWLINS 814.fl 12 $ 99 Tin / c CANNED HAM - 2V. can Cut Yams MOHAWK 51b. tflc UJ MAR1ARINF - - us c. BLUE BONNET 22OZSIZE - I c- 114 So SIUOaAN ILVO LARGE ?LA NAVAL rc. ri 1 " MRS SMITHS Pumpkin Pie22 OZ SIZE 7 I // Pumpkin Pit, JANIE PARKER 1 * cups buttermiIk f"..• NMIT f!fSI'ICTEU GRADE A HOUSE OF RAEFORD YOUNG TURKEYS '•',1, T. 0. LEE DELUXE Pecan Ring i teaspoon baking soda COY '-\ NW I 11 SMtlUt.($2%fl*flUt$ IT4I1I(A!U I WV! IIU$*MO*4 JANE PARKER DANISH ticupsiftedflour • 1(DI1RATI act -U,5C.OIN*,N IlW fl.aiasnape .IIO•,I;f*y( 3 100 DAYTIME DISPOSABLE Scrambled Eggs with Link Sausage Fried Apple ftings &iilCorn Bread Beverage SKILLETCORNBItEAD h i..s ti.e Nurulu fll vara-11, brcausesugarlsadded. !,cups enriched corn mew THAKSGIV1NC POTATOES FACIAL TISSUE SATURDAY BRUNCH ajFAIRWAYS CLOSED A DelMonteBeans 3/$1.1 - 0 No L,.t(;IIIN(; M TT ER ...... 17 OZ C Del Mon te EARLY one IS 4/$1.1 2' IL I PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU WED., NOV. 21, 1973 fJ7(RPRi5( ASS,* p ,1 EA NA N G .......PKG WHOLE KERNEL OR crvLE 'TI CREAM aece of foil; wrap loosely In kill, sealing edges airtight with double fold. Bake in a preheated 350-degree oven for 45 minutes; open foil and continue baking until chicken is golden - 120Z Chill cheese mixture, coyered, until firm enough to shape into a large ball; roll in remaining La cups pecans. If you like, you may garnish the U)p with pecan halves. Refrigerate, covered, for several hours or overnight to allow flavors to blend. Serve st.aight from the refrigerator with the pears, cut in wedges with seeds an! stem structure removed. E,tters will be able to cut off neat slices of the cheese ball for topping the wedges of pear. A&PALL FLAVORS large heavy pot or Dutch oven. M3x thcrougtily Mat all the vegetables are coated with the c$.l. Cook slowly over low heat, uncovered. 1 to I It how's, stirnng occasionally. Allow to and several hours, then either reheat or chili. Serves 6 to 8. thig butter; pour into hot siW. k4. Bake in the preheated 150(grte o'e" u''i g;'oen-brown U O 25 mmue ks I) '' •" Casserole I'AltL'Y SNACK—HaVe fresh Bartlett pear wedges ready to be served with a curried cheese mixture made into a ball and rolled in chopped peens. Seedless grapes and crackers may also be offered with the pears and cheese, lOsol7tb,. 1 LB BA jII oppedfresb or lteaspoon In a medium =uW bowl thoroughly stir together the corn meal, fiow, baking soda, salt and sugar. In a preheated 450-degree oven, In a heavy 10 inch nlI,t with an orenproof handle, heat butter until melted d sizzling but not brown. }kn,thil add egg and but ti1 ) dr rMrrdieJ1ts and 7 SUPER-RIGHT "COUNTRY TREA1 black pepper 14 cup olive oil. Place all ingredients Li very - BASTED ow 18 TO 22 DJ FV A VG AVG LB l tablespoon sa 14 #Zaspoon freshly ground - .4 10 TO 1418 It teaspoon crumbled dried oregano • BUTTER Into a medium mixing bowl turn the cheese and all the seasonings except the curry powder; beat until smooth. Beat in the curry powder a teaspoon at a time, tasting as each Is added so you can decide how much you want; the entire amount of curry powder called for produces pungent flavor. Stir in Iz cup of the pecans. Makes about Vz cups. A redbasl1 • 73t 16 10 20 LB Broiled Fresh Fish Fillets French Bread Ratatoudle Assorted Cheese Fresh Fruit RATATOUILLE This renowned Mediterranean &sh comes from the fine new The Fl -or-Pri.icipe Cookbook" by Ebsabeth Btn (Hawthorn). Our tasters loved it! l large eggplant, unpeeled, cut in I-Inch cubes 2to3rucchln, cut in .irch slices. unpeeled 2 large yellow onions, sliced 2 medium potatoes, peeled and cut inl-lnchcubes 1 medium green pepper, seed and chopped 2 to 3 large ripe tomatoes, chopped, or one lD- mCe can Italian plum tomatoes, undrained 2cloves garlic,flnely ¶ 4&4 # S 4& Monday, Nov. 19,1973-3B ODSi OR 7-UP 59 BAKED TURKEYS OR HAMS FOR T)4A.$K$OMNG Mills D"W 9,39 �-I 4B— The Sanford Hcrald COOKING ri Monday, Nov. 19. 1973 Cranberry 1 cap chopped nuts 1 cup Ocean Spray fresh cranberries, rinsed and drained Grated rind of 1 lemon 1 grund mace Ii cup vegetable shortening IS FUN CUP sugar Autumn ap ',, Ii•.• FAMILY DINNER flella Whitman's Corn Choder Fish Fillets Putaltcs Broccoli Bread Ira) Fruit Beverage CLELI.A WHITMAN'S CORN CHOWDER An unusual recipe, from IThiladeiphia, for a favorite up. 2 Large carrots, grated I teaspoon salt CRANBERRY LEMON NUT BREAD 'Makes 1 9z3x3- Ir.ch Loafs 1 egg t , s cups milk 3 cups all.purpose 31: teaspoons baking powder Creamshortening and sugar, Treats Beat ii Stir in milk. Add cool on a rack. Cool thorflour, bakliw powder and salt oughly before cutting thin a]Ic*i. and beat until smooth and thick. Fold In nuts. wi-.. CRANBERRY PEANUT i-lea, lemon rind and mace. BUTTER COOKIES Pour mixture Into a greased tMkes 4 dotn cookies) 9x5x3-inch loaf pan. Bake In a preheated moderate oven i cup peanut butter 1350" F.) for 60 to 70 minutes ' stick) butter or or until top I ftrnt and margarine brown. Remove horn pan and Grated rind of I orange Ugat. rutrnrg l CUE) sugar i cup firmly packed brown smooth Stir In biscuit mix. Drop mixture by rounded measuring teaspo'nfuLs on greased cookie sheets. Press cranberries Into top of each cookie. Bake in a preheated hot oven '400 F.) for 8 mmutes or until lightly browned Cool on a rack. sugar 1 teaspoon ground nutmeg 13 cUt) boiling water 2 CUPs biscuit mix 1 CUP Ocean Spray fresh cranberries, rinsed and drained Mix I 'anut butter. mirgatlnc. •. Soybean .Source Of Prote n and boll1ni water. Beat UnUl . H (..sy n,r M ddo sumption wer' Ingh on the tile protein food for humans. A World Soy Protein Con' agenda. But even at the conference lerence was held in Mtiniclt In general the purpose was there was a gap. Germany, recently to analyze to pinpoint soyt po ential as a Dr. Fred It. Senti exand to provide information food for people It is a roaring plained, "The conference on the value of soy protein i n succcs.s as cattle food and a stres sed the I)r1)c('sed form the human (lid, 1'vchnologi- lt'adsng cash crop for U.S. of soybeans. It gave no atten:al improvements in the pro- farmers based on livestock lion to dried soybeans t o cook cessing of the soybean into feeding. There are signs of at home. The thinking was gredients easily and quickly growing interest in SOY pro that most women today don't pri pared for human con ducts as a ba sic and atcepta ant to spend time in the i (OUA NTI TY RIGHTS RESER VED) 19 Ai mom E irAi Ilk '4 Y l' teaspoons salt '1 teaspoon hi'epepper In a medium saucepan siifl' met' caz-r(is and water, cov Ad1ctip' ered, ( mientos: heat and keep warn. - SOUTHS C A ' IIs 4 In a large saucepan melt the d cook butter . add onio gently until softened; stir in Hour, salt and pepper off heat gradually stir in remaining DISCOUNT milk; stirring constantly. cook until thickened and bubbly: gradually stir carrot nlure. M;. runs ITEMS & PRICES AREG000 * COMPANY DINNER Rice Bak ed Chicken Molded Salad C'een Peas I . teaspoon sak ~ cup butter or margarine FIDU I.B. 5 I teaspoon cinnamon ,i teaspoon nutmeg Stir togeth er th e flour, cup of the sugar, th e baking powder - FflIENDSFORLUNCII Baked Deviled Eggs Green Beans Bonne Fenirne Reveraie Fkached Pears GRUN BEANS BONNE Adapted from the recently published "The Seasonal Kitchen" by Perla Meyers Holt. Rin ehart and Win stoni 2poun sna p beans 1 cup diced bacn 2tabIepoon olive od 2 cloves garlic 2 cups finely sliced onion 1 tablespoon m in ced freh chervil or mint, if .,. eg --,-• ci1b'1 -,.. L-.. t_ ,•.. I,:4y - -..a.'.. .' *-.--... •' - 4' . .. •.. . .s-: . . .ln •'.' '''.' •'.i • r...•c'. M .._. . .F1IV 4- , 'P.' I i .':•'-'5' —.---' l - inch thick and wide). 1 3/4 to L,poums 1 1/4 teaspwn white 1 cup grated cheddar i'.e . ___________________ -.• ME ........ - ., . -.•. - jaj.. -- •' _-_4..!-_ ..\ . -r . - _1 1/2 cup heavy cream 3 tablespoons butter Into a 2-quart casse role turn tI)ep3tatoes;spnnklewlthsalt, pepper, cheese and cream. Dot f rf h' li ter ("vf tighty and baLe ins. preheated 425-degree oven until tender — 50 minutes 9 1 =L hw7w T Stock j b ? Too mafl or n ad tc noticed or effective. Ynj'r ea4inj his Onel the Holidays , R '. St COCONUT . . 1402. . POLY-BAG $ 40'1 LB. SAUCE :CRANBERRY 59c NO. 300 CANS SIRLOIN STEAK 99 I THflIVJ l ct'p crushed Ice 18 LBS. & LB. NO. 3½ I CRAW 27C . "OCEAN SPRAY" FRESHI SAUCE RED GRAPES_____________.3 2 8 S. "STOVE TOP" I PUMPKIN 200Z. 3 PIES 014 DRESSING MAIXES" PET-RITZ FROZEN "UNCLE BEN'S" MINCE MEAT Z. PKG. . STUFF& SUCH ( 44c. P.G. LIMIT ONE PLEASE, WITH OTHER PURCHA SES MORE._EXCLUDING_CIGARETTES — 1/2 teaspoon allspice 1/4 cup flour 1 cup salad oil 303 $ 1 00 EARLY PEAS 3 NO. CANS - ! 2 S?VLAS,C1I ASS'T'D. k f RELISHES PUMPKIN mmAYONo QT. N AISE JAR PGS. I RIB SUGAR 5 NO.303 p.. $ BAG 00 LB. - "LESUEUR" WHITE SHOE CINNAMON -SEASONING. ' ' i-e Oz 'CAN. ' 'FRENCH'S" POULTRY C ONE oz. .. CAN a a ! LAN ooz. G ELATIN - • VEG.ALL-MIX RES. . . . . . . . . . • SLICED (OR) CRUSHED PINEAPPLE NO. I jCAN j EE!_-- .36c - "riAl 110 10 (1 $ 1 00 S ALL VEGETABLE NO 303 "FRENCH'S" GROUND . . . . . . . . . . CAN 12 "LARSON" "FREUCH'S" PUMPIU PIE cDtr 02. CAN "GREEN GIANT" CR. STYLE YOUR CHOICE CORN NO.303 CAN 55' * ' PEG CORN CANS "BLUE BONNET" QUARTERS MARGARINE 3°9 "SHURFRESH" REFRIGERATED 1 IT CA "PILLSBURY" ASST. REFRIGERATED v C (A) KIES . I a • • is oz, PKG. GILLETTE $148 LB. C "FOAMY" ________ SHAVE CREAM TOOTHPASTE W-SODA WHY PAY 11,13 MOUTHWASH BEEF STEW BATHROOM TISSUE-.- C ROLL PKGS. 01 t FRESHENED PORK BUTTS *100% PURE GROUND BEEF LB. POT ROAST •1 "TEX 1ZE" 3202 filLS. C * BUDGET -C C LB. 3LBS OR MORE LB. 88 C 73 35c WHY PAY Mc MICRIN "PLUS" COUGH FORMULA "ROMILAR" -62Z_68C WHY PAY $1.59 oz. $' 39 we are pleased to accept *BEEF LIVER 200 CT. *SEMINNELESS 66 C LB. OF BEEF FACIAL 93 LB. *SHORT RIBS "SCOTTIES" WHITE (or) ASS'T COLORS TISSUES--. 3 LBS. OR MORE LB. SLICED BACON * PALM RIVER WIENERS 53C LB. 109 ________ __ U10A FOOD STAMP _____ Portakal Peltesi and Grapefruit Pudding 1-1/2 cups sugar 1 /2 cup cornstarch 2 cups orange Juice 2 cups grapefruit juice 1 cup water 4 oranges, sectioned' 2 grapefruit, sectioned' 1 cup slivered almonds In medium saucepan mix sugar and cornstarch. Stir in orange and grapefruit juices and water. Cook, stirring constantly, over medium heat until mixture thickens and comes to a boil. Simmer 1 minute; remove from heat. Add orange and grapefruit sections and almonds. Pour into individual lasses or into a large bowl. Chill until set. Makes 8 servings 'To section oranges and grapefruit, cut slice from top, then cut oil peel in strips from top to bottom, cutting deep enough to remove w hite membrane, then cut slice from bottom. Or cut off peel round and round spiral fashion. Go over fruit again, removing an' remaining white membrane. Cut along side of each dividing membrane from outside to middle of core. Remove seclion by section over bowl to retain juice from fruit. TARATOR (Nut Sauce) 2 cups shelled walnuts or hazelnuts 120Z, PKG. 1 cup soft trash white or rye bread crumbs (crusts removed) I tabl poon I'noly minced garlic 1/2 teaspoon salt es 1 )-i FLA. GRADE 'A' FRESH I WHOLE rtvT WLTUN B[F P LI liP11 DA A CT \ -'. "FAR" I- 00 C J2L CHASES OF 17 10, OR MORE, EXCLUDING LIGARETTES LEMON. RErotbiviAPROLL48C (JBE S 1 E A K ____ 60 PINS LIWIflU DETERGENT..... to k- Up- 0 th "BA N" ROLL-0N ___. REG MENTHOL (or) LEMON-LIME WHY PAY 89c $128 * ALL MEAT fl ' "PEAK'______------ "CHARMIN" M1X1n*MATCH ( "FRENCH'S" GROUND u - — LIMIT: ONE PLEASE, WITH OTHER PUR- UCANS NO.2½ PIEMIX •'**.b.CAN A ROAS C 38 annna ANTIPERSPIRANT. DEODORANT WHY PAY 86c - "LIBBY'S" PUMPKIN f1k UP10i A%'P7'* $i _____________ .. C 3ioz. FOR MENS HAIR T-BONE OR TEXAS (6ANEII FLORIDA FINE, GRANULATEDI JARSL . "LIBBY1S" CANNED "KRAFT" KITCHEN-TESTED! ( DRY CONTROL HEAVY WESTERN BEEF C 1002. HAIR SPRAY _____ "VITALIS" VERY YOUNG SMALL G~Ium JAR 89 _ PIES STUFFING -' 5.4 I'll I A --- -' 0 LB. I1 29 DRY 3 32002. "McK ENZI E" "BLUE PLATE" &•?'%! L. B'' QT. LB9 PIES... 7S1OR -- MAYONNAISE 5 LBS. - "PET- RITZ" FROZEN poon dried dill weed 1/2 t"spoon salt Drain tuna and flake finely in medium howl. Add bread crumbs, eggs, scallions, nuts, WHY PAY $159 currants, dill, salt and allspice. Mix well. Form into small balls, about 1 tablespoon each. Chill for 30 minutes. Coat halls with ___2L flour. Heat oil in large skillet. Add bails and fry until tolden brown. Drain well and WHY PAY $1.00 keep warm in chafing dish over canned heat. Makes 18 appetizer servings. 'PILLSBURY" ASS'VD. FROSTING • 55 2 tiblespoons sliced scallions 3 tablespoons chopped plqnoila nuts 2 tablespoons currants 2 tablespoons chopped fresh dill, or 1 tibias- 3C -J EI • • • B finely crumblod "SWEET" CALIFORNIA EMPEROR TURKEYS TURKEYS :r' 4 slIces white bread, 118. CAKE MIXES 43PKGS,97 MIXES . BALLS 2 cans (6Yior 7 ounces tuna In veg.tabl. ——— KANURRIES_...__ __ — — — —WINL!. ) ' "TASTY" FLORIDA LARGE SIZE o EACH AVOCADO5___________.....,3oC ENS BERRY 4N0.3000( CANS A TUNA APPETIZER 1 4c _,.......... SWEET CORPL_.._..._. HOUSE OF RAEFORD CAN 71 Add crushed ice just before "FRESH" FLORIDA YELLOW L: "OCEAN SPRAY" Whole (or) Jellied yogu rt. mint and oil. j SWEET POTATOES-------LARGE . % -. Grate cucumber into small bowl and sprinkle with salt. Let stand for 10 minutes: drain. In medium bowl, mix cucumber, garlic, vuI r, "BAKING SIZE" GA. RED jfl M . •_ i,., '5 UP - 138 LB. I ARGE STALK! () CI 4 TO CTFAK) OUN coarsely grated 1/2 leaspoon salt 1 small clove garlic, crushed 2 teaspoons vlmgar 2 containers (8 ounces each) plain yogurt 2 tablespoons chopped fresh mint, or I tablespoon driod mint CELERY REG. AM$0 rJrflr 29 'BAKER'S" ANGEL FLAKE J - wg ARL L l 48 "PILLSBURY" ASSORTED .killct; add olive oil and garlicbrown whc and discard. Add' onion and lightly frown. Mix in bearts and bacon; season wit?i salt and freshly ground pepper. Reheat. Sprinkle wi th hens iif used) and parsley; garnish with bread trnglefrledmoIwe oil . Makes 6 to 8 servings. SUPER DINNER Br oiled Steak Potato Casserole Broccoli with Lemon Sauce Crusty Rolls Salad Bowl Beverage Ginger Souf fl e POTATOCASSEROLE Fine to use when heavy cream ton hand. 6 A FULL CUT 5 c PKG.OF "KRAFT" CREAM C HOUSE OF RAEFORD LIMAS COCONUT. 0 0 a 0 0 , t*it I Lib!epoon of fat (rein __:--• B 1 cucumber, oared and S "HEAVY WESTERN BEEF" "SHURFINE" STRAINED -- skillet cook bacon until crisp; remcve and drain; pour off all emlc-... ___ Soup or Rolish — BROCCOLI SPEARS 117.50 MEDAL" BAG available 1 tablespoon minced parsley Tip bea ns and boil in salted ter until barely tender — 10 to 12 minutes; drain. In a large '?' — I I "BAKER'S" ANGEL FLAKE pared and thinly sliced e CACIX y'o gurt "BIRDS-EYE" FROZEN -"LIPTON" PL.U-THRU . of her favorite recipes (adapted for American tastes) for those who are at wits' end for something difand nights c MARSHMALLOW 1 it, day enterta ining. ç () PL AIN (or) leen Claire ag TEA BAGS AGS SB "GOLD Variety ism and Information office in New York City. enjoys introducin Americans to the 9 OZ. "BIRDS-EYE" FROZEN I 'Pk. IV ., Dishes Add C hill d I ALL WEE T*ANKSGIVING G i Food' tu?r iXgiu, deputy director of the Turkish Tour Ago DESSERT TOPPING (ONE PLEASE, OT HER PURCHASES OF OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES 2 cups unsifted flour I cup sugar at tea-%Mn baking powdur maining sugar. the cinnamon LL GRINDS CAN WEEK SAV N is interesting foods of her homeland She shares some "BIRDS-EYE" FROZEN I.B. THUS. NOV. 15 THRU* WED., NOV. 21 Eudice Segal's Apple Dessert EUDICE SEGL'S APPLE DFS'FIIT A Vernxrnt hostess has w waly contributed th is interesting recipe. .. A $I BOTH STORES OPEN ') THURSsi, NOV. 22nd) ) tLH0usE" COFF EE - DAYS A 7 PRICES Z .7-th Turk for your shopping convenience.-.) ASC) 1 -HAVE AN OLD. FASHIONED fUST 0 style corn 3 canned pimientos. minced 2 tablespoons butter tablespoons minced ortion tablespoons flour awl nutmeg; sprinkle over apMelt the remaining butter awl drizzle over top. Bake in a peeheated 3)-degree oven unt il pIesaretender-45to5O nwiutes. Cut in squares and i-ti wve with a wide spatula; ve warm with pczr cream. ------.-. 71111 1 cup boiling water I quart milk d salt; with a pastry blender cut in ' cup of th e butter until wry fine. Press crumbs over bottom Cl 9-inch square cake pen: ar ra nge apples over tyumba. Stir together the re- - in meat 01 in chicken, seafood, etc., in ap tein analogues —is in a definite pearance and taste. "Some say they cannot tell upswing during these times the difference between the of higher food costs. As the anIogue and the fresh meatproduct is better made and product. Others say they can. better distributed, it will play Continued progress in tech- a larger and more welcome nology will narrow the dii- role in helping the public get more protein at a lower cost ference," Senti said. 'Use of textured soy pro for its diets - r— U Monday, Nov. 19, 1973-58 The Sanford Herald kitchen. Soybeans require Full-fatted and defatted soy hours of cooking." Senti, of flour is used by bakers. Soy the USDA Agricultural flour mixed with whey can Research Service, wasreplace ncn'(at dry milk in program committee chair- bread, I: i.4 much cheaper. man. Soy isolated protein Is use d to Food technology plays an fortify foods deficient in proimportant role in the soy pic- tein content. Extended tex• tore. To transform soybeans tuned soy protein is used in into soy flour and soy con' analogues — food in which centrates demands skill soy is used to simulate ham. - -,,.--'-- I ç _ / 'Ill 0 • PEN . -7 DAYS A* WEEK 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pop. per 1/4teaspoon paprika I a MON-THURS SFR1 & SAT 'cuNDAy -• * 25TH. LB. 1/4 to ~i teaspoon Tabasco 1/4 cupoliv oil 1/3 cup red wine A MIFJKU 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE -- LB. I 8:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M. 8:00 AM..9;0O P.M. 8:00 A.M..1:OOP.M, & PARK AVE. STORE 8:00 A.M..9: P.M. • MON.SAT CHANGE OF HOURS SUNDAY 8 00 A. M 700PM vinegar 3 tablespoons mayon. naise 1/2 cup water Gr i n d nut s in e It' c t r ic blender. In medium bowl mi. nuts, bread crumbs, garlic. salt, cayenne. paprika and pepper sauce. Add oil an(t Vinegar and mix until liquid is absorbed. Stir in mavunnaise and water. Beat until smooth. Chill. Sprinkle with cups. �—. ZIPWIN R PRIM _____ ____ - __________ _ __ - - - _ . -. -.. -. .-., :• -- - -- - — -- - - , -r 6 B—The Sanford Herald Monday, Nov. 19,1973 Nut Cake 1 -i Fi ne Snack — - -_ - 'V -11 - I _.. '4'. F in 'er foodc aIv v s are v c Ito me C se c i a I) h sihool childrt'n'as a pick me up snack after school. A peanut butter frosted cake goes well with a glass of milk a nd adds just that little bit more nutrition to a youngster's diel. Make the Ca 11 a mix or make it from scratch. - ,; ., ' t. " ' Dv Aileen Claire NEA Food Editor ________ - •. 4 I ! , : .~ - *--]1' i- - , fl - , #0V jt go ' A . , %, ' , -16- jt . I 11 (_ . . . * . Frosted peanut butter cake pleases after-school —I-. Filling I d p1 4 cups pumpe ed pit ted prunes, chopped I cup sugar Juice and grated rind 4 large lemon 1 cup water I-, cup sherry (or fruit juice) Pinch salt Cinnamon Prune Syrup: 2 cups unsweetened prune juice 1-j cup sugar 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind L teaspoon cinnamon SKY411GII FGA.ED PANCAKES WrM HOT aN74AMON PRUNE SYRUP fli Horn e Baked______ Br Stars e R equires K er cup cold 1 Delicate Des- The first recipe Is both rolled around and topped with a tart-sweet sauce The latter features wedges of pancakes ribboned with a prune filling and topped with warm, spicy cinnamon prune syrup. cakes They can star at a breakfast, brunch, luncheon or sup,per party. Or they can be fm. pressive as meal enders. Pancakes can be rolled arowid a filling, topped with a fruit sauce, or sandwiched with a sauce and stacked, then cut into wedges. Representative of that ver. -- - I, ' 1ea It I ca Ices sert Pancakes with Tart Cheff) Sauce and Sky-High FW rtamon Prune Syrup. I)essert k I I akin to crepes, are lacking In prestige reputdOon, but not the versatility of the French . F' cin stuch IoHos ',us %N DEu(1rr lopleyNewsSenlce u'S' . W . I, ! __: . es serf E Combine prune juice. sugar. ' ' lemon rind and cinnamon 4.5 minutes Heat for Mix cornstarch and water; blend into hot PfWe liquid. Continue tostir and cook until Add mixture thickens vanilla Serve hot Prepare pancake ITIlI ac cording to package directions. Add egg for a richer batter. Use about 24 cup batter to make one large cake (If ba tter Is thin, use slightly less, slightly more if batter is thick.) Wrap pancakes in to to keep moist untfl ready to fill. To serve: Alternate Pa'cakes and filling on a heat proof dish or platter, ending with a pancake. Spread each filling layer evenly so final stack will be fairly level Coyer with foil and place In a moderate oven, 375 degrees, an ingredients and mix well. Simmer over moderately ow heat, stirt-Lig constantly until thick — about the consistency , SOffiC of the other dry sngrcdi_ ... W-D BRAND - I . - . YOUNG BROAD BREASTED __ U.S.D.A. I 1, I ctjp, ~ ~;1: I 1 I -, , __ : I "I'll Tj . ~, 7_______ __ k, ,. . __ - -f- ft GRADE FROZEN ""A" QUICK . .. - __- _ - ! A=,F _ - ____ - - - - - -.-:-. I — 17-LBS. . j J.. ________________ ____ __ — OEEF PEO?. Turkeys, Especially developed to give more white meat. Get extra white meat extra moistness, extra flavor. Get W-D Broad Breasted Turkeys . eg milk and rinds. Beat an ekctric mitt r until muotli Pour battcr Iflt) I Government Inspected Lherries 45 minutes for cake mix or 45 toSS minutes for make sour n - . . . L& LB* 0 ... pan. Coo cake in pan. F rost v. ith Peanut Butter Frosting and sprinkle with crusl~ed peanut brittle. Makes one 9x13-inch cake'. ____________ neapple TIFTY MAID , ....3 SAVE 1C' AR . . 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Return chocolate mixture to saucepan: add remaining It: cups milk. Cook over low heat, stirrui'z constantly, until nuxturetslnicxeneJ--aoout / NAVE VARIETY OF e ' PRISH Lettuce . -- r A COMPLETE I =___ * . ) I / / - - -,. =---:I- %,j I Li' D(U i e 1 .. PKOS cI I.S. S 4 — ________________________________ cup heavy slightly. Line 12 muffin-pan cups with paper cupcake liners and place 2or3 rum-soaked cherries in the bottom cup. Pour choco ate mixture over top, about 1-3rd cup per liner. Fi-eeze. Just before serving, peel thelinersirom the frozen desserts, roll in th e grated semis et hocolate and gar rish with whipped cream and the stem-an cherries. Serve at _____________________ . __.ikiii.....- 1117.~ SAVE 117c - DIXIE DA RLING 9, I I Ifl 5 ro t i ng ittt.O Delmonicos 89 loci $199 * , BR OWN N' SERVE FLAKY OR J nttrij.tori's Chorea and ___- A I UADYTO.U1v1 Cereal I-LA. • • • • ROIL MATERIAL TIAIIIJ GOLD MEDAL mix 0 ,.., G ,1,zz MarO of Dimez reports. 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(8. 0 0 4 0, ake roll and each 3½-es -- I I a Sic) 01 Ci SUPISH INC G RAH AM CAN _ • '— - I hot well-buttered griddle with melted butter. Place Sau I __ - __ - -_ chocolate egg yolks 1 cup sugar SIZI ' ' • - i--% - - sides. Brush hot pancakes _________ '- Brn'r C 19CKIk (AU GPATIN 5'2 ( O C n ft $ 'Ri ht s Pork 1.r-J 11111111 _L_7k - __f unny ace rin s WINN DIXiE STORES. INC COPYRIGHT 1973 - 4\i . - 0Z .- .- - . - — . , - . niaraschinu cherries, drained z cup rurn - -' . CHERRY DE&SERT 0 ,, ' - ~ I/ J. p ! 1n f''1., Beateggwitharotarybeat. ci, electric mixer, or CIP'- trlr hl'rvjer until VNV frozen chocolate and rnarascfunothrrs toncotn that can he made sstll ahead Defunitels part' tare, your guests are t.oundto think it 's great. : 89 - ) Tart Cherry Sauce .iiiui - erry Associated Pres3 Food Editor • -flow '_L— Irji mttm&N ii• iii __________________ - . 3 - ozen chocolate confection 1TA1,1AN WEET—A holds a surprise: maraschino cherries that have been soaked in rum. Flcischmann's Margarine, Makes 2 loaves, Is 0 , I, 78c 12"? C 4 Link Sausage • LcupunslftedalI.purpose ______ • / 1. 1. I I Pimento Cheese . - _. .N -_ I- >16, — ~, SUt'4NY(AND PORP BREAKFAST W . salt cold water 4CUp1flere I It PALMETTO FARM H cup - A __* . ' - - Meat Franks A PKG SWIFT P"iu HOST(SS L1AI teaspoon - 11 4- ,'' Q 001011 Smoked Picnics UNCLE BIN . 11 ZI. $100 . 3 FIC S. .4 2 'I- 99c . - - - . . . 3 y _____ . !7 7% ,J, I Bacon J 7 GALA JUM$( Quantit Rights Reserved ______ * a * CANS .l . -_- ftmllwhL FULL CUT ONfLESS WIURAND Na p kins • Cake Mixes crush brittle- place brittle Pieces in plastic bag. Pound with wood mallet, rolling pin . 0 4' PKG. ARROW 3ORTtD ClOCKER LAYER u' cocr 1. .. - - i"" .. I Ita li an 'b'.. " !' I .___ I IT WO BRANDWHOLE A A')c BRAND USDA b._,.ØRy SW FlAKE 46. $100 . 3 . . toconut . • ___ - 1 to W Fruit Cakes . . - -, - L,. LOS- . 0 0 FESTIVAL MAID STUFFED 0 ives . 10 sits 1 wo 12 A uminum Foil 111 . 11ANT • THRIFTY MAID — _______ - - free front draft, until doubled in bulk, about 1-1 /2 hours. ...: . Iit t,% I - . Z,- .. ___ _____ '• s prinkle with brittle. To — __. I '-_-, •CLDDUCKR . (STEMS AND PIECES) Sa a Z. "" CANS * SAVE 30C - ANDR11 $1 I Mushrooms ,...4 Combine frosting and peanut butter and mix until smooth and well blende Spread on cake and then 0 ;w alf. JARS 20. 1'° Ol l d 1 -. - Choco lat e 'S. C A 10-OL $1 00 'i-c" ,rn, • PEANUT BUTTER FROSTING I can (16'1- ounces) vanilla frosting 14 cup peanut butter crushed peanut brittle 3 dranges . e e e e a 3 v rom e ges o __ F / , `4URFIN-V always your best buy T jl~ '' always Grade "A" ' iPTY MAlO MANDARiN until cake cake. ~, ir n in s i . a . ...,I I. / inch pan. Bake in ' - - - —- - ; -- X.", , - ' f: . More people like white meat . . . that s why more people buy W-D Broad Breasted _ . _ - -.-. - - __._ - - UF1 __!.11=.ft __ - . ' _____________ For quick version. combine cake mix, eggs, ater and rinds and beat until smooth .. -` It "-.., 'A cup vegetable shortening . — -W;,----0no-ex * E***'I% Bakc in a hot oven (40011:,) abotit 30 to 35 mintitc%. or until done. Remove from pani and cool on wire racks If dc%ircd, bru%h with racllcd - sow 1. V"rr I I '. ^*%, % .141"%_ r ,' 4 I 111 . : - -- OVIER #1 ______________ ½teaspoonialt 11111cs. Fkischmanns MargarIne in a ft.-Itice-pan. Heat (;Vel low hCal intil liquids are very warin ( 120-130'F.) Margarine does not need to melt. Gr idually add to dr y ini.rulitnts and twat 2 niinutc%, at nictlinin spe ed of electric mi x er, wrap- 91 garure. ll Ro light!) from the 8 inch side as IurjdI) roll Scdctlgcsfirml) Seal end% of loaf and (old undernealh. Place loaf. %Carn '.itk doWn iü grt.asetl 8 1/2 x 4 I 2 2 1 2 inch loaf pan Rcp. it sitti rem iining dough Cover; let rise in warm place, Place in greased howl, it, turning to grcasc top. Co rr*. let I r. .%c in warm place. free from drah. until I doubled in hijlk. ah,otit I hour, M. inss hile, thoroughl) conihinc sugar and cinnarnon. I'iirich dough down: turn ()III onto lightly flotired board. . ,.~ - ,-7 __ . - tta,s,i (12(1 110 I ) An ____ inch rectangle. hhgh iih rtlttd Fit icihmjnn iP1' bow l 0' I. (M.1111y. Stir In ramn% jjitl n&iiiih idduitmil flour miS flirt I') fl ikt I '.011 (iflhlgh (If hit1 td(litII)flhl While flour to ohl-"in tic% I red dotigh.) Turn otil onto lighily Ilotirit ho ird ( o.r dough s itli ht I let rt'I If) muintis l'%ncad until smooth and ii ground It 5pOOti Mud;k,sch,winn !b l irgirint. (.ombine whitc and whole wheat flours. In a large bowl thoroughly mix 2-1/2 cup% fit tir ntistiirc silt anti umlis sol i i k im Drs . 'iq.ist flirt liii R ipidmis 1cilmd is usd in a rcc ipc to pkast. new bread ailke. IH)\I 's%IIF Al IL I\ S BRF 4 I 4 cup' unciftid s1iiti flour (abow) 2 cups unsilted whole %heat 11011 r I lable%1xion %.III I p.-ickage Flci%chmann%, Active Dry Yeast 2 cups water 1/4 cup honcy tablespoons electric rnixer is tj%ctl io conibinc ingicificilts which helps Start the action of t he SC 151 Ot question thL nos it. might h ist id iii'. to kniad ing. It d(V% takea little know. how. Start by forming the dough into a round hall. I-'old . if toward you wiih the finger. tip% of b,olh hands. I'lien with the heels of your hand%, push the dough away from son tj%ing pres,ttire. Turn the dough a quarter of a turn and To Make it simpler for first. time bakers the test kitchens of Fl6whinann's Yeast devel. oped the R ipidmit Method Active dry yca%I i% mixed with bitter 11-at at high ~rved 2 of JAVE i,,, 1 1. *113 cups water - . _ - =7.: I $hL. lotir . FROSTED CAKE QUICK MIX lpackage (18y, ounces) yenow cake mix .- -- ____ rzl"M - , "i.-- - cup sug purpose sirikh flit gliikn in g urt . -:-: ii !_ raisins ead neadin As cool blusitry winds blow autunin leaves about, Morc and more homemakers are bus) in warns kithts baking homt m id1 hit id fl man), hast. ncst.r IittI ,.. ist or kneadcd dough. so 'the % 'havc question.s, Monday, Nov. 19,1973—lB The Sanford Herald ------f__ ' - - - - - �- -' V. 86-The Sanford Herald . -VV ••• - - 55 --._-_ _-. -_s - - -. . - - _:-- flit - -- , . :-.---- - - . - - .'.. n-., s Sunday Driving Curtailment Fot You' Salad Mnd Relih Trays WPHPVSA Fm. 14 Assoitmint Of: 101111W . -, 1;Nd . 1~ . 99t 7 .7 . Romaine. Boston. P,ppes. Bib Lettuce, C.,umbefs, Wrrcretj PjrOr,, .~, V I 1,~',I ". / I I _"'4.,. . :I ~. i 4 _I 4; , -. 6 Beer Publix A - Cwots, Endrw,, Escatole, ~ ,1. 1~;_ . I.V - ~ ftl i ,,~-/ . 5 4 _ 5/ ., ,_ 111l!!O!:,V t -, ~ __ , ./' fl $175 L; i !J!s?c: TaIlCan Milk L . . I ,I 1-\ 1,, - - - S - - ______ - ___ ...T_- _ a-=-p ,._: Pepperidge Form Stuffing - Mp-, lviu r.s.. U ID & Grade A . Ivi.,U.$.D.& 0,-sd. a - 891 '"-'•'••• 4 Pr.si.i 0.v....S'l.tp.fl.d Ihipp.d, Qvik-t,,... •,. ,sd. .*- .-.- ; e3e .. . . . . . s . e• i!!!!p IF, * Can;ed Hams.......... - c(Plits 100 sistroo SAN ot&@4 slemps with tosvisoal , .-.. a US lb. I.g.I.,.r WASHINGTON (AP) Nix- couched interinsofa ban" and leadership responded to on administration officials y then added that there may be Nixon's criticism of Congress' a cur tailment of Sunday driving an announcement on "the cbs- performance In the energy is being considered as one way ing of filling stations on Sunday crisis by accusing the President across the nation." to conserve fuel. "unwillingness to of DiBona said a Sunday driving acknowledge the magnitude of White House energy adviser John A. Love said Monday the ban would save 660,000 barrels the crisis and •.. lack of any administration may soon re- of gasoline a day. Some consid. direction in dealing with it." quire the closing of gasoline eration is being given to making El se where on Capitol Hill, s ta tions on Sundays. the ban partial so people could Treasury Secretary George P. His deputy, Charles DiBona, go to church, he said. tiul told the Senate Foreign Th told a congressional joint ecoe administration Is also Relations Committee the nation nomic committee that a ban on considering institutng Sunday would have to be 'sharn and •.: Ii ?I.v..sd.,h t.Ib. Bag Sausage, . . . . . . . . . $,,Ifta Pr..ui. $ 1 *** ' ., ..... . • • ... ,. Country Ham.... . ..... Cmh " ... - - -- saw - si" 99' ____- _ r 4 . P.-s,. S..,.Ia PotRoast .............. lb99e ° - ' Imperial Roast ......... b$12 I -tfts E Pr.i.,.,., .. nglish Cut Roast ....... Swift's liffmi..M . $a,l,,i - I ll. I,. 89' It,. Pre mium (WUh Tqas.v,d V..t.bt. P riettivil II Beef Plus ...... Ground -Carolina i .1..y Beef Short Ribs ________ - IS1,..I_ Marshmallows ........ ,,. arwh 1.1-P .1t.d S Marshmallows ......... __ ,.. . / __ _____ - - r. WFU -? $ . . ..... French Dressing u°' • __________ •'--i '- • _______ _=t 1--Wo ";'60-- Ifi,-*$ V U ... .. u'v Hccy !.c. . . . . . • . . . . . D.i,sl.v. W•1•SS, SAYS 44. Pbd.d.ipb. Sausage Stuffing . • ' 59' Tasty Cs..b,..d,, Plain Stuff 9 Cr..b.n • • . . . .• . , Pumpkin Pie - 39 '-i '.' - -. - - - - * '."' '• 59T b.I., $ 9, , • $ L ,.. ream ....e.se Dips " • s,'- . "'" ""A 1-" for Tom# Sakies Crab ': /I.iir._- 0 _ Turkeyeag ........ I" of*&* & P69 SAVI èa Y.iI. r_:& '1% H.i..d ) Ali 1 . ..._.. T y aI U y IVIU Y EXTRA 1 j, bilGreenStamns Oar Ow. Ir..d • 1) D.lkI..s ' I * " Libby's Pumpkin 39' "• 39 .V Oe.s. Ip,.p fresh - UI $. I 0..... itIsib. - :_-_/_-_-,;- 1D!it -: p;:- - t.. 89c 89' P.rh I H. Seedless Grapefruit .. 5 59' U' s . r=- . -----=-=_ -=-=-- .. e ... .-/i' - ta. 29' ': I 4'1Graon 1 mn It Hoi st s - - - -- / ! Tue., Wed, Ivasr. Claus e 296 bou i :: 7c . . ' r. '. 39' ' 23' trr Crisp Carrots . • . ... . x..'' j#.rgt 49' - -t 1-411, Plies- (4+ - D ck nson Confirms IRS Proobe investigation or audit. Miami ___ . - _____ - SEMINOLE PLAZA ' morketc .- -_ -_ -- _-___ 5 'or . , -• . t,afl,q.,. ' -- -- .5'- I -7 I ou - _Aa s etter isterin - - - ., . -. - . j and Slellonville Avenues for no voted 4-0 rezoning the St, other reason than to turn the I,aurent office park Slond cans upright and put the lids night, announced th-t 1, ick onto them" \iIlianicnn is in faor of rizoning and the pliinni.t1 project Williamson told The Ikrald TISIEI.V QUOTE ... by Sen. t(Aay that Klosky asked his Stuart Symington, D-Mo., on opinion on the rezoning Mon. the White House revelation that day. "I told him that if I were at two Watergate tapes do not the meeting, I would consider exist - 1 thought timt I had two things-the engineering - r 'sid _k - I V - . ~k . -_-_~ ____ -- - - . I - .; .. I --I- I ;A! a . - =_ _: ~_ - I rz ": i :--'- EXTRA • ) IIG - ",= - - DeIrl-lovsh From%% onlose Dip 1 . II 1111". 10- F. Ittlo I ht1'* - ~ - - 1 ~ ~ _ .• r 1 Ixtence Vihlen said adding 47 34-n- , Um- 1.1 ; _. - -~ . , ~, __ --- ______ ~. None of the complaints received involved the in. • letter Friday, herring ren.inded Vihlen of the 10 his __ - ~ - - .--. --- -- cripts of testimony to the state tt"rne'sofIice by five present r former county buildi'ig de partment employes. I further stsh to i>oint out that I did come to you with this ' ' t t-- ' - . ' ,. Crossword puzzle -------BA Dear Abby -------------BA .. - .-tA Dr. Crane EnterthilUllent Horoscope -------- -- ---BA Hospital notes ----------3A of Mr, Nixon's feeble exIleadded, with the oppositi n planation of why these were [be planned dcvcopnicnt has m"ng when fie was again generated, he could not have asked Ms question Saturday voted in favor of it, -I also told night at Disney World I I I " .Klosky that I ani not up to being iCont'd On Pg. 2A Col. I) involved in politics until I get 813 Society------ -------- - - BA Sports ................2-5B State._....,.....,_.3A me, - -- people. I don't know how he could make anything out of Senator, that." '?iich reminds ;- - - 0 dex Cl&uifiM ads ........ review board whom they had criticized .- . 01 .4 f 7 ~ ____ _:~ ,. 11I ~ .- -- gainst two electrical in- ~ ,_)~ ~ - A -- - hazardous conditions. Vihlen also denied any - I ~~__ - -' ~ board had received "any word ' _.# I .' - - '-:: V In n ex BA 3A 64B ave no hint to cofleagues of the meeting, and stated on Nov. 13 .' - -IL - .- .- Bridge (alcndar - . 4!' - - _ 1k - - . _i.. the team of IRS agents started the probe two weeks ago. - __ - to;.-;, - -r:--.. -.NE==s;;=;;=u: The television newscast said -- - . Marsee took notes at the Sep. ac-ia- 1 (ember meeting because he (cit it was pri ate and confidential j information, and to have done so would have been out of or. - tier He did not explain h> he - - - . t WPIG said IRS agents are well," ,',il1i1unsou said and I ask ed him not to get me in- concentrating the banking dii sion inestigation on appli olud in an> politics I have served years cations for new bank charters "In the 17 ing approval on the city council I hae nev er and records involving cum the Sanford garbage office park on the flange t4ne delibt-rately voted against the or rejection or such charters by returned to the - - - I 'b I I ON(,YiOOD-(ouncilmnan F. F.- Williamson, recuperating hind zu-oman caller complain Irons major surger>-, denied that "if we were so concerned today tha , t he approves the .iboutsaIng gasoline, then hoi proposed (.eorges St Laurent to the Dallas Fair twice." __________________ --_-: Brach's Asse"od I 9 PLAZA Hwy. 17-92 and Afirpoil Blvd., Sanford I , IS O pleosue 19 I teen ampS1 I I ,•, Green f..,,dC..: On;-rfic Red Radishes S 9~~np r el where '-lb. . ,, Illt. of 0%9%g ,-- ______ "s ' .'J - Council Chairman Hill Willi i!Ii4'fl ,same areas between Sanford Klosky, after the city council BuII,,s,ph M.rs,t, 1 Yellow S uash • . ..... .. - I...' '1 , ~` ? PI 4 oices oncernin o C trash, but later JWGree I.--"--------._._.r..,•..__I,._.___._j Toads? 1101#611 #tol, to 6 EX7RA .1. Dry Ban Deodorant.... - I I " '.'• - "' • - 0 I I.i.i.'.. l.Ir..N.ld Hair Spray • . . . . . . . . . . • #4 Tomato Ketchup,. 0 0 0 0 . HOLIDAY TRIM DANNY MARTIN guides top of a lighted tinsel tree as City of Sanford maintenance crew installed Christmas decorations today in downtown business district on First Street. ____ : ' 44 rfa r, .AI im rou volunteered more probing ..t..s Brown n' Bag . • . . . . . . . . - Mon. - , if; says 0= i .' ,jL'' If J EXT"A " & Bw~ Al Sp" .,d . I ~ Y.i -. I __ --=-- *6 • Lu1 6 _____ ,-. 391 3 OrangeJuice I - - Idaho Cooking o U.J. fs..e Ts.d.. V I Z SlIced Beets . . . . . . . • . . " i_11 'r - ~ - 41k, - V_. . , )ff . ;J criminal investigation and a 11 ." -- - /R*' 0 -,. P5 1 - I ,4 - on this study, commisaloners i i cited fears that Longood's September storms this property B> John A spoiski devebupintut policies could be does not re tain storm runoff on endangering areas as far west site and does Increase runoFf as Crane's Roost In Altamonte Into the main hod> of Isla'id on Mr Reflections I.ake to the south. "And the Nixon's appearame before the Springs. The L-ongwood City Associated Press Managing Council outlet from Island lake Is in ) - St itt. (OUP MI \ll IA!) despite Monday night a county suffiuint, hi. said Editors at I)int. World, Dickinson has 0. 6 Fred Tibbles said the records trolleThe President' came off well plea for delay, voted 4.0. api. proving business district available show the average confirmed that Internal ReveIc. Nly Inion has not been altered. rezoning for the Georges St. water level of the lake since nue Service agents are checkin1 the banking division of his 1970 is recorded at 83 feet should be I atirent property abutting Those editors hurricane, Tallahassee office and auditing 1%0 inting to the ashamed of themselves for Itange I.ine Road to permit Po his personal tax returns. i('ontd On t'g. 2A Col. 3) asking asinine questions such construction of an office park, hut Dickinson s-ou1d not disas the> did I bela%e that misost + 't a-o ,wmw,iswmwm_ 49 1 " - -• 1. .I -ijunty Comilssioners in a ' ml.ssiuner5 worrAd about I developers filling in Island letter to the city asked the delay to give time to gather Lake with city blessings. Commissioner John Kimprofessional information "from study which could lead to A . ng "Weshould take an independent. being Longwood was ordered today any action necessary to atop private engineer." to protect not tell him of the meeting, but statements they made In the Kirnbrough for saying the the past few years." herald Staff Writer it." said die board could take Ix)th city citizens and those in by Seminole Countv comHerring's letter also blasted that he (Kimbrough) ,,was past two weeks in demanding board might have to "wait for Longwood to court if a study by the unincorporated areas. Seminole County Commis- aware they had talked to some. details from Herring or the the buildings to burn" before Vihlen for his charge that fault an independent eng!neering Mayor Eugene sioner JaquesJohn Kimbrough today one down there (J finding their location, and listed for any fires will be "on the grand jury. "deplored" the county's fimi shows that city approved locations he gave to Vihlen in backs" of the state attorney or 10 specifically Kimbrough, did not know specific loca. said it would be "difficult to "I 11~ I the grand jury, saylng"we all projects will flood county roads questioning the city's engineer. evaluate" whether or not he (ions until this thing came from criticized by Herring for September. " 1. and private properties in the Cliarles Tibbles of the U.S. would have written his Nov. 6 fierrit.g, which was what I was statements hi releasing his 1 certaWy hope that Ntr. MW WN-re t1ke fault lics. unincorporated areas. Vihlen Friday told The Ncv. 5 letter, eaI that despite Künbrough is not under the Geodetic Service at the city letter to State Atty. Abbott alter," Kinthrough said. 'We lace a very real council meeting said the federal Herring demanding details of ti 12 By "this thing," the commis- Vihien's failure to inform the ludicrous Impression that by Herald he listened to a verbal 13 possibility of flooding on our agency takes no official position the building department and sion vice chairman referred to board of the details of Herring's correcting only the ocatlons we report From Herring in Sep roads and we nee ,w oe not I* .stla - < I t usa lid &S-tjjc,:,Ucj 61 ;,rt electrical Ward nrnibe if iw had Ilerring-s biistering letter where Island I,ake will ,,Ixp flood prone areas. Ile added known Herring gave such de- hand delivervd to Vihlen Fri- fe~ls- the commission "needed a correct the overall situation," remember if the report gave K-i65 'I that a maximum ele v ation to off" , Kunbrough said tails to COmniLsslon Chairman day, reminding Vihlen of the specific written list of the Herring s letter reads 'This is specific locations of any of the In ordering the enginet ring fttt t111 mean the holding pond Sid Vihlen Jr. on Sept. 25. something the commission has explosive situations and faulty Sept. 25 briefing and criticizing hazards.' department to Find a private either must be dyked or ft will ____________________ wiring allegedly existing." _.firm and solicit a cost estimate overflow. Vihien said neither he nor __ " '.' p I Cit..1 lIi..d 1., 29' : U ---- 90 :, ph Tomato Juice .. . • , . . . . \ # - • Half A Hall Cream 1b*ct ,,,,, 1AV1 It, tillity's j - - Good Premium Saltines . . . . . 9c 1 41-tis Aluminum Foil •1 • • • • ,. .49 - - - ' - - - - - -"' , , -AIk a Seltz er •,,, t4billis Crisp fresh Clu M.4., MI.. - 4 I Is-*&- I ,• 29' "• •........ ., ;5 - - Iferald Staff Writer 04joh I ... ' IJ 1, ' ... so** '.' . 42 89' - t ' ..,. Mince meat 000400I jet 794 "'••' ' Is-as Meat N Brandy .... - 09' -'' '' '' *991 ...., '' () C.L. By DONNA ESTL'S L P#..,h Green Beans S - :,. Pillsbury's Cookies as ty..... .• 49' Sour Cream 79 for 0 0 0 Cream Cheese ......... lAYS 3M. PW,b.ry. Pl.. .. h... 0,... Qe.i - - P..II.. 1.-sdp e,-t.h,-..i l.vtt..,. ____ 0-i I kao 1. . - Hl"' Longwood Fill HaMs ----- - ------A 1% e 343 afte ISOM Calgordto Detergent . i. Heavenly Hash • . . . • . • t.-..b-$.h.d Old - 44 , $...d . EXTRA _,, '' "' •... - - ,,,• ,, PrIce 10 Cents 66 th Year, No. 78 - -, ra f, Brach's Ass.vt.d 594 •••C bit. . Sweet PlckIe lboalk too loRlngs ,, Tuesday1 November 20,1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 - 2/319 = 29 .. - . JWGreensAtamps - v_-__ _ 15•1 .• Dill Spears ......... ' jet'. ,• lfJI]4%GreenStamps - - _-~o-"_060. 1-94holee $-*Of $$..ad tê4L •,,. 4' Candied Pickl.s..,, Gillette SM F'" ,.) - TWKSGIVIKI I eas • USUr ib. CLOSED ALL DAY - ,, -. .... 2 .'._.0.` 49Golden Corn ...... 2 49' 1 , ~ ~t i I _N I :-, _~*4 w .10 E . vinced him the public is not yet serious about conserving energy. "We must impress the people o!.Florldawith the seriousness of the situation, as it evident too few of our citizens are working to conserve energy," he said. "This applies not only to fuel for transportation and he ating, but to all phases of energy." - XTR / ; __ - 1_¶1_ V 2..,' 25' .... - __________ IV __ -- - -~ --- ~__M%#~-_--V_ ~ - t,.tt Mi.Is$. II U --- pint Oysters -. 211$ Conned "": I IIm . ;•ja7 fI , unposed limit of 50 miles per 1 our on a super superhighway g way con- - . 2.#-o.W"uW.1lA9t10 ! I'll, 1 19hoe Pog Corn $..fvd I,..?. T..tp. Pr•ii f1Sifl•1 S b79'IL ______ A LUNIM M I-1 WC-1~21 --_ vvorK WeeK, drivers who passed him - - 91 pp 1 * Go"it Giant witito , * r an iilLiLllJlII; - iIi" ,--- L• IJ-1- • • OIL ph&- k ,06604#"d If"#, Stowders! to. p Tt-z. _______________ Italian Sausage . 0 a IS 0 0 4111 -, .. I. X T R A Oscar Mayer Franks... 1" I - PIE CRUST N STICKS ''\ tt1'14 It ift . - j1*1jr at All-&*of Style - 1 ' CROCKER -.. - - ' Is sound Fien' .4c. P#..,,.. - 654 4 -c .1 - - / / r-v' Volish Klelbasa..41 0 a a # 0 ~ • &1&ljL.IjiIg;ijfi;iiIiUL -- ,./ - - i's - ./ 85 - 1°' : t.b.i -\Lvkes Wiener... - Wieners -- I.'' ill. i S - 5.b.b.I - Solon Asks ()r Energy Powers Bills Proposed f - N..,. W,4 D.ik.v. Ik.d I...., Sugar '' UNBLEACP4ID OR - $123 Aa..s.d IIk.4 (P•PPSU4*l OIU SlIrd IiIl) Cold Cuts SWIFTS PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE . 4 ' Sliced Bologna..... 65' $10 A,,r'e PILLSBURY FLOUR . Stations Sunday driving and closing of blue law", clo comr eici -or I-our-Day relentless" in limiting con. public parks to automobiles are stores and shortening store surner use o energy. hours during the week, he said. steps under consideration, In a speech to the National Meanwhile, the Senate "Knocking out Sunday drivScience Foundation, Love Ining is a real possibility," said passed and sent to the house The GOP leader suggested a uontefl(Ied that tourism "may TALI.AIIASSEE, Fla. (AP) DiBona, the President's special emergency energy legislation dicated the biggest Immediate A Republican leader has package of legislation ex- be severely hurt." problem was the shortage of rethat would give President assistant for fuel matters, Democratic leaders In Flocisidual oil which Is used heavily called for a special session of panding Askew's powers, reinsAsked about a ban on nones- Nixon the power to order in the power plants along the the legislature next week to t.ating da ylight savings time, da have said they preferred to sentlal Sunday driving, Love gasoline rationing. e Go Reubin Askew broad putting state employes on a wait untit Congress acts on na AflO the house Democratic East Coast saId, "I don (think It Is to be W( ii n rk sk i:ipu.u)' tfl l (fl tL tr_s (0 cope with the mount four -41,1.1,' u energy crisis, fines on businesses that squan: standarth. ______ Ilouse minority leader Jim der fuel and exempting from Exploiting oil fields under the 'I illman, It-Sarasota, said Mon. lawsuits businesses required by Gulf of Meilco off west Florida dl) the nationwide fuel short the state to cut energy use. Is ci ted by some as one way out ie 'is far more grave than has Without such actions Ttllman of the fuel shortage been reflected in the news" Ile said the legislature should ' into special session during -umniittee meetings next week t pass legislation that would ncourage Flor idia ns to cons-rve precious fuel. . ?I- b..s. ph,. II..:. Pile. sPr.si. - ,,,, SILl -RISING s Franks .. . . ..... Swift's Pr.l $*ls I Ga. . 4 ht 23' = IN 21111111ma 34t $1' - ,sN Style w ___ * f So,e Au Gratin ..........ph, 99i Pr.,.. 1..l a Boneless Pork Roast ..... 3" ',',', 'L $699 , : vs 0..r.., - Bacon •.. . . . . .,.• 4:. 'Sliced Dla.i, Chuck Steaks....,...... - 49 59c .. Cooked Squash ......... Niph timer Individual Cod Fillets . . . . J 111ta 1?V 69' Pie Shells ..............49 991 Tasty Capons • • • • • • • • • • - - lOibs &ov•r) •Iltt a' i Sugar N Spice Donuts... .,. - fl ' .,. ,,, ." Ij D ucklings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . V. - Le9L 4 •pi p 1. Shipped. Ow&cI A& a#7 A 49' I , f~ Shipped, O.lab.trss... '. ~ 0 . . 1~ ,f,', - - Blueberry Muffins Mu ins . T.---'% _ c - .' a h.b,'.r Egg Rolls .............. - ,~~-Zz-, " 35 . sjjj- i -- S$*II •If. - 7,; - Daylight Savings Time And Fuel Conservation 39' ','' - ' •..'.p..C.s.I...d fr.i; :; . ~ - ' €7 I 0 - 5trawberry Halves ...... ,,•,•. •,_•. ,,,• Potato Pancakes ....... - - x 1p" I 1P - Li ( %) PO,...$ % pp. tr... MI. , YA FWA p4t. • - - S ) - I ,,q \\ 11 - ij lul r \ A ii r' LI '-'/l - e '~,,_ 5 69' - - - vu virmifflia -. 6M &A F I .1 .• t'. ,,------ - u . - - \t S Z_: - ( , "ç. 'f:'(!j'""\ - ' SlFT' PREMIUM DEEP -BASTED GOVERNMENT-INSPECTED, SHIPPED. QWCFROlEN, £VISC., USDA GRADE A ____ Aj • pX2\ __ ,_._WA I~W___ I ; g'1 \, j(j 011V \').-ri l w~s~ t SELF-BASTING FLAVOR PERFECT OR - 0 .. \ tarn. Sugar I-- , I 11 ~ /,, _-_. I- ~ , !-,A I1~ .\ I I 1 1, .- "' , 6 C.l.y, Gie,n Onions. Red and While Radiihpi, Leal, f I Old MItwaukN - Considered - ! -! - Administration May Close 1p S .- --- - Monday, Nov. 19,1973 %,) 10 I - - Public E.E. W ... Recuperating lÀ l-" -- I , - . ;a T;i_ iierrftls letter reads. - PA T RIOT rather than through the slower procedure of correspondence," - SPIRIT SYMBOLS 'SPIHIT WEEK' at Lake Brantley High School for their Wednesday football homecoming game against the Ocoee Cardinals is typified Drum Major Sam Swisher atid (left) Karen Millam and (right) Tom y Nichols) members of the County Cornmission should ha ve come to ire i you and the Commission were so concerned regarding this matter,' the letter confinues. "Why wait until Nov. 6, to contact nw by le!ter when the Gran;l j, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 19, 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/c1512fce2f2db5745b3c959e6e6a2b64.pdf eda6d0ddd8e73a73e2e29da65fb94803 PDF Text Text ���������������������������������������������������������������������������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 76-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 26, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b25975f9bad61ab3541786bdd0b43e15.pdf 3e94db899a76d3e581d5aa80c77c1e4f PDF Text Text I . he Sanford d Herald - --.------...................--•----------------------------_-&_,-..-.---.-- ---•••. -------------- _________ Thursday, Oct 25, 1973 USDA .8 Has Mazda By MARTIN GERCUEN Copley News Service will still occur, Ballingall said. The most serious complaint noticed in the poll concerned the failure of engine seals. - Mazda admits to having had - _ l ._ A -. -y-:- some troules with water seals, which are u3ed to keep coolant moving through the housing walls, but denied difficulty with so the Apex seals, located In the three tips of each rota-. The Apex seals are in contact with the rotary housing, and literally seal off different areas of the housing so that cornpression can take place is one area while ignition isgojzigon ' in another. There was concern in automotive circles when o Wankel was Introduced that the 80 Apex seals could not be made tough enough to withstand the constant wear to which they are __ -- r. • ç -. .-- ::-; ?-..; .- (':- ; - - --.r-p. k' - 4 - - -: - - •.-:-:- ,--: IN ': u4\Ftt4 - - . I-* 0 am r ' .,:I A - 4- - ~ _- ~~ A , ; ______ - - _ much trouble. The publications _w had drivers run Mazdaz for thousands rj miles and then ha the engines torn down and examined. The current rotary Wankel u':d in Mazcjas is rated about 100 net horsepower. Other cars st i with the same power are llone(, N'wa, Omega, Ventura, Maverick, Valiant, Capti and the Triumph TB 6. - - -. - - •r- - - :'- i - - -.--.-- r -'-:. j •' -. . - - .. - While dismL !ng Apex seal and problems, Ballingall discussed water seal failure at length. ms Most water seal proble ems occurred in lfll models, be '3 - -- - • . . said, and should not be ap- . . . - . , S pearing in 1912 and Mazda has changed the kind of water seals- used, he explained. Th I srnthetk rubber ring,while the new seal Is square and bonded with Teflon. If went into Use m JUIf. i I Mazda reports that of the 9O, cars it has sold, only 1.3 percent have had major engine probkina, of which only 0, per cent Involved water e old kind was a typical, _ I • j — -I---,-. - ------------ - I Motorists in Wanke rp g A rv' P Fertilizer _____ i aKe advantage ot tnese uctoner bpecials __________ $M M SW ~ WASHINGTON AP Buy 61M paw VOW SW I _________ r-. __ " MW GINA IWEIN u -- SIM (ezI vva . . - iar - -- ________________ IBM TYPEWRITERS )i - ___________________________________ Just like no thise mach I? am mat um __ J1L4 / eligible for I . -_ maintenanci that - iIIi1IP\\\ Wi cizi ma' v i*i, a am VW SW . !, -~-_ l. -~ _4 ~ . iri(4 '.it - me IBM ,um factory service at the same rice cost as brand new machines -ay kit price for. ¶ - - \ Elm SW MW vzi rw, S. - MA11 *W VAST IBM Executive Molk-1 4W MW Factory-Rebuilt Typewriter pin '- - - - -- • __ -- C 1; PM IMt um SW "-S - _1 rm mat RM VAP 'aiu mat mom "t um ma' UO Pal? goo mat umjun ala I' Ws - ______ am mat 610111 ftff am tat 1W (IU I - lizi ta&O "zi Pia-- -' - - BPMK1tK JhSJ0I*SU *1 ,,.(,, brand v nsachrni is 1535 00, -- - 7A M T aza'.raa o , ma mm • .i Friday, Oc tober 26, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 57 Price 10 Cents • Special Close Out __ -WX1 wilif —. 1 , 1.1.4 ovAr ON aw sw am VW J I nazi I W .Y I. 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The Soviet move (ollow& an Egyptian request Wednesday that Hussian and American troops be sent to the Middle East to help enforce the troubled U.N. cease-fire call. Only Thursday the Soviet Union had voted for a U.N. re'lutinn calling for a peacekeeping force in the Middle Fast without any U.S. or Soviet troops participating. Earlier Thursday, the United States had placed some of its key military bases in the United States and abroad on - ., - - -• - - - - ---. - - ____ il am— _________ - . _____ -• • -- - - - - - ______________ - - - - - - ----- f•••_ ___- • - A' I .--... .-. _3.., - .. - - •- - -__ - - -. -. .• -- ---.'-- I.: :: DUANE MASTERS is trying to convince state welfare officials that his son's victory in a fishing tournament shouldn't cost his family its only sources of income. (Pg. 5A) X. .% i --- L I I..- • - THANKS 10 YOU IT'S WORKED . . .Jubilant UF leaders Unitas () and Homer Unite Fun Victory rors were n result of a sim" ' plified federa l ' used fo A last-minute goal line Highlighting the victory $100,000. I knew we had a fine from the pilot firms; $5,805 three years in which of appli"plunge" by Len Unitas' dinner was the report from second-half team however, and from the professional division; ficatlon was made cations unless they contz?Lned Seminole Count)' United Fund pace-setter firm Stromberg- my optimism scared as we $14,397 from financial; $6,974 team gained victory with a Carlson of $12,2 from em- pushed harder down the field." from schools; 14,089 from glaring errors was you could rio $123,01 "touchdown --well ployes and a firm gift of 11,500. By the end of the "second residential; $4,056 from pubc "The theory staff. The only over the $10,000 goal—at a A jubilant campaign chair. quarter" the total had reached employes; $27,391 from the the job with less victory dinner hosted by man Unitas cheered with his *24,480; it was at $50,351 after commercial division; and $480 trouble was the theory didn't quarterback Brailey Odham at team when the grand total was the third quarter; and had risen from the Black community. work" Endsley said The money collected in He said the federal system his Sanora Club Thursday announced, and then told them, to $82,258 when the two-minute "It is thanks to you, it's gun sounded. Seminole county for the United was dropped Jan 1 and since night. Fund vice-chairman Jack worked." "We were sweating right Fund will help support 11 since 9,000 cases have been cut Homer said it was fine spirit the down Reviewing the progress to the last minute," said Seminole county agencies. of from state welfare rolls insuch as Odham's, who offered four-week executive secretary Margaret These are: 1973 campaign cluding 4,000 since Ellison's to host the victory dinner Eni "game" Unitas said, "After the Ganas. "This is a victory InThe Boy Scouts; Central study in May. stead of the Dutch treat of first quarter when we were only deed." Florida S heltered Workshop; i n the previous functions) that at the 16-yard line with *16,802 1 Counties involved Unitas thanked campaign Children's Home Society; Girl March-May study were Dade, brought the teamto victory, had my doubts we'd ever make president George Foster for his Scouts; Good Samaritan Home; Duval, Nassau, Baker, Clay, St. ______ support, and presented Mid-Florida Center for Johns, Flagler, Alachua, • figurinesoftinyastronautswjth Alcoholics; Red Cross; One giant s Sanford; i e Pasco, Pinellas, Hhisborough mankind" to Foster. Horner Seminole ounty Mental and Polk. • and all division leaders. Health; United Fund of The totals reported from the Seminole Coun t)': USO, and I I various divisions were: $60,4)7 YMCA. - Q u c ic Pa s s a g I F or Health S e e fl " I1 Aid WASHINGTON AP Con- of ambulances, emergency gress Is close to finishing work rooms and properly trained I on a $185-million emergency people. The aim is to prevent medical care bill stripped of a needless deaths of heart attack hospital-saving section that and accident victims, . helped prompt President Nixon Earlier this year, Nixon yeto veto an earlier version. toed similar legislation that Ir ri The 364-18 vote by which the also carried a requirement that , House passed the new measure the administration keep operLAL4..AHASSEE, }'!a. (AP) Thursday "indicates that It has ating Public Health Service The Public Service Commis. bipartisan support and that hospitals in Seattle, Boston, slon has sharply rejected Atty. we'll have no problem at the Baltimore, San Francisco, New Gen. Robert Shevin's moves to Wh te house, said Rep. Paul Orleans, Galveston, Tex. block three utilities from G. Rogers, L)-Fla., chairman of Staten Island, N.Y., and Norpassing on part of their cor- the House public health sub- folk, Va. Nixon complained porate tax costs to customers, committee and chief author of some of the facilities had out. Shevin's petition filed with the bill, lived their usefulness, the PSC "Is replete wi th milThe Senate has passed a simThe hospital provision statements, contradictions and liar measure. Al th ough th e from the bill 's latest accounting infirmities," th e house made some minor version. commLssion said Thursday in •,iicnthnen ts dealing with rural its formal orders allowing the programs, Rep. Harley O. Stagpass-ons stand. lers D-W Va ,, chairirin Af I. - th' b Th e orders affirm the corn- House Commerce Committee, mission's acti on last week al- said he looks the Senate to ll lowing Florida Power & Light accept the bill as passed by the Co. of Miami to charge custom- House. ers $6.2 million of its $75 This would avuid th e need for 'U million ta x liability; Florida forming a Senate-House conferI Power Corp. of St. Petersburg ence committee, and would An escalator carrying at least to pass on $1.6 million of its $2.6 speed the bill on its way Nix 35 persons in the Altamonte million tax and Southeastern on. l_II ?.._J__ s Co. Tallahassee legislation colla ed ps this morning, but pass on $198,000 of its saz,000 three-year funding for a new caused only "minor Injuries" tax, program designed to help cornaccording to a Florida Hospital munities set up coflprehensive The commission said North spokesman. Shevin's petition filed two and improved emergency weeks ago actually came too medical care, such as a system At least 35 persons on the late for consideration but the escalator, all adults, were staff examined it anyway and treated for "scratches and found it lacking. pulled muscles," the Fair through Saturday with spokesman added. The commission also rejected mild days and cool nights. high Shevin's request that rate cases 82. Low 73. Northeast to east The victims were taken to the be kept open until the actual tax wind 15 miles per hour Satur- hepital at 10:45 n.m. by privak' day. No rain, payment is determined. vehicles, - c -c -i • - -.- . - -- , . .-,- - - - -''. - -- - V. STATE UNIVERSITY system officials agree X. to meet with the American Federation of Teachers to honor Gov. Reubin Askew's : directive for agency heads to discuss working X. conditions with employes, but pay cannot be X. negotiated. (Pg. 5A) X~I * . ' 5111LITARY forces retnain on -alert around the world, though the crisis k - - . -I was -- : - -•--- i • have been told that this year s Christmas Parade ar • Index Cassel be ywillbe I, better than last year's. And Editorial comment - - - 4A Area deaths ------------ 113 when you consider that last Bridge ----------------6A Entertainment ---------7A year's was reportedly bigger Horoscope -------------- 6A Calendar ............... 3A than Orlando's, you get a better K. Hospital notes .......... 3A Church News ........... 2A perspective of what they're Public notices ........411 Classified ads-------5-lB doing down Casselberry-way. Society .................6A Comics .............. ..58 Supposed to be working out Sports ................2-3B Crossword puzzle 6A an arrangement with Sanford to State ...................5A Abby -------------CA Dear with exchange entries T . .....................7A Sanford's on Dec 6 and l Dt'. Crane --------------6A of LSseItCrry's set for the Nth . -- precautionary alert amid concern in Washington that Moscow was planning to send military units unilaterally into the Middle East. Speaking on the second day of the World Congress of Peace forces here, Brezhn'v said when the Soviet Union received Sadat's call, "we expressed our readiness to satisfy Egypt's request and have already sent such representatives." The Kremlin chief said that he hoped the United States would follow suit, but added that the Soviet Union would entertain "other possible measures in connection with the continued violations of the ceasefire." The United States rejected Sadat's call. Speaking of the U.N. resolution to send a mixed peacekeeping force to the Middle East, Brezhnev said, "We consider this a helpful decision and hope it will play its part." MOSCOW (AP) The Soviet Union has "already cent representatives" to the Mideast war ione at the request of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, Communist party chief Leonoid I. Brezhnev announced today. Itelated stories Page 113 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP)— Florida made welfare over. payments of $3.7 million during three months in 15 counties including $2.6 million in possible fraudulent claims, state Auditor General Ernest Ellison said today. Ellison said his special review of aid to families with dependent children (AFDC), the largest category of welfare payments, Indicated one of e cry (our checks was obtained b;1 misrepresentation. He said he also found cases of $147,487 in underpayments Th review was mode of March, April and May pay- rnents in counties which have 49 per cent of the state AFD(. payments. Ellison made a random sampling of 397 cases and projected the results over 136,651 state checks for $13.4 million Issued during the period Ellison said he did not have i nformation to make a statewide projection but that t!se resuits indicated potential welfare fraud in the state ceeded the $4.9 i.dflion estimate he made last June after a review in only Duval County. He said he referred 100 cases to state attorneys in the 15 counties for possible prose. State Family Services Direc- In Mideast Russians F FEU)M ins bedroom in the middle of the night, Nixon moved America's military forces a notch closer to war readiness. (Pg. 3A) ...... UWJ t" , surplus in more than eight years. axpayers Vi iI Ii OVV •l'e force PREPARE a U.N. military to police the Middle East ceasefire. Egypt claims two Israeli attacks on Suez Israel says both fronts are quiet (Pg A) ku' }: - Daytona Beach 255-5202 — D ry-OoLarsd 6684436 — Sd 628.1314 — Titusville !67-6B59 ______ __ ______ ________________ ____ _________ _____ News - aw 111611 Pal' Ortando-Wint.r Park 8437700 — Coco* 632•1242 — Lake County 393-6566 — M•tbourns 7242412 ma-i million , the biggest single monthly T appears past. (P" 3A) um MR 133 East Robinson Stroct — Downtown Orlando' V. ____ mu MW - __ Things can't be that tough, now can they gentlemen' No,notfor theblggies... but talk to a ouple of long time service station operators in the Sanford area and ask them for - ____ __ 7 R °- " ____________________ Tt Sr,kl Crj'i!: 70C : aaMsb4 m thst%ctm tpi I11tI MinIacturat's ku pf'cs is oo c.., siuins 0-cubit $p. $27950 -iadyu may pay as btde as $1500 ath. No ui I-AN - 0 ,11M___________ This machine is available in your choke of decorator colors to match the decor of your offic e. Don't let the low pcsci fool you - . - this is a top quality, fuU featured. -- - commitments - Phillips said nine-month re venues rose 11 per cent to 12 11 billIon and earnings were $143.67 million, compared -Ith million in 1972 11 10 '' S'll UIll •. WJU~ WASHINGTON (AP) —Military equipment was bartered in Laos to build a swimming pool for the ambassador and to refurbish his residence, a former embassy official charges. "I was personally present when large quantities of excess property were traded to private contractors for services and improvements to the ambassador's residence," Howard F. Mushett, former security chief at the embassy, told a House subcommittee Thursday. G. McMurtrle Godley, ambassador from 1970 to 1973, called the allegations "gross exaggerations." "My personal strong conviction is that my associates made no personal gain and I cer tain ly didn't," Godley said. Mushett also accused Godley's administrati ve counseler, Reed P. Robinson, rth disposing of some of the equipment and pocke ting th e profi ts. Mushett said staff meetings held by Robinson dealt mainly with how to divert military equipment to Laos and improvement of facilities for Godley. The embassy requisitioned from Vietnam and Thailand nearly $8 million worth of surplus American military equipment ostensibly for the Lao Armed Services, Mushett said. Much of th e equipment was stolen or deteriora te d In the wea th er after it reached Laos, he told the house Foreign A!fairs subcommittee on foreign operations. As a result of bar terin g of other pieces of equipment, $70,000 worth of improvements were made to Godley's residence , Mushett said. The $40,000 swimming pool and tennis courts for Godley also were financed in this manner, Mushett te stifi ed. "I repeatedly re ported these things personally to the ambassador, finally in writing," he said. "Th en .• nothing was done I -- J the missed GPM VW quarter earnings for Phillips : e oeum Co. or quar r it P ended Sept. 30 was $53.85 ::: million, or 71 cents a share. Cic'k mat Thi compares to 137 59 , million or 50 cents a share last j -- um MR .' ' . - • -'' \ Isn't it a shame that the "poor old petroleum industry" Is having such difficult t.lnies' : What with their "shortage" of :: fueLs,etc'Tsk,Tsk' ?t014 __ azi i, ma tazi s - . 1111W mbassador . By John A. Spolskl Surprisingly, there wasn't a single call for a couple days. And then wkrday, a gen t From Longwood described what he considered an extraordinary sight.. a green and blue light aJg"p,g through what appeared to be an overcast. It happened on Friday, Oct. 19 at approximately 8:30 p.m. : m'%W culators made. Full-size keyboard. Brilliant read-out : nazi mat Oki GIN! I ., - oG4 A "=$04111 . CALCULATORS - A couple columns back, I made mention of UFOs unidentified flying objects. Since there were so many being reported in other parts of the country, I invited those of you seeing this phenomenon to call me and share the experience, - via ww am %W M VW _ImI-jn r 11"r "°" Charged To I um me •. ELECTRONIC ted per . . - Newest Office OA!, ..%k 4%L 031W I%w uz n ' IM MW VIV MW a-Zi n mat yzi it :WL t -7 6 :5- - Prmth the ,,viddisSt,ndard I' i IIài IBM T'p*wtdi am for the It931iF um mat width wn9& Fac, ir width cgnia, add 10.swum dtI4dS2ffWdt10j awma1 mat 4110340 am $1011111 1=1 mn 000 0011 011111 Mff ON M Van . 11= SW ___ mat am mat am MR Ak A ____ ______ am WM V MR ___ ______ mat mat p M 901111 sm me mow as$19.QOamonth. $973 - ' azima -\ . ) Wron gdoing - um pin •-al4 Pal? mat wou 1W wim P" rratb P nazi ma um 13W bought a new mlchIflL Suggested price of these proportional spacing IBM factory-rebuilt typewriters is $449.50. 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The weekly from major (erThe cost of an entire year's September food bill came to tilizer companies to increase food supply for a hypothetical $31.33. domestic supply by about 5 household of 3.2 persons was The fertilizer industry be- cent during the next nine 11,629 in September, down From came the first major industry to months by diverting fertilizer the record high $1,653 in Au. be released (ron the Phase 4 they had planned to export. gust. price control program since It Lifting of the price controls Put another way, the hy- was imposed in August Wages means there will be a substanpothetical hou5eho!d had to pay fur workers in the industry also tial increase in fertilizer costs. The United States had a trade Welfare Fraud Claimed % azi uwn -- - • (,, 7W? nazi I*it? __ iizi mat 61W.4 Lva SIMI! - tsdard t , aiLib'e Et.. P.i. uzdrtial (If,. Pr.s'dentral Ppca. Courser . Coti,, (hi,, Misin 12. and Scribe. __ amiraff - ministration spokesman had industries because consumers controls program beyond the Thursday lifted price controls need the protection. end of the year. Congressional from the fertilizer Industry. If contro ls were lifted this authority for wage-price conAnd, at the same time, the year, as big labor and big busi. trots expires next April unless Agriculture Department ness have demanded in recent the administration seeks a reporW that the cost of food weeks, Dunlop said there would renewal. declined markedly last month. be a "magnitude of price inConsumers received some Despite the action freeing creases that would be tinqjiHc- enenurnunc nrlr',s nth wc fertilizer prices, however. John factory. 'enAgriculture ' T. Dunlop, director of the Cost It was the first time a top ad. 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Don't compare vith other recond it ioned typewriters with "brand new" lB Ms. They are __ __ WI ~_, ________________________________ ., ______ IM VAff rita fog fsctiq aadtuasca W~rl *two " how 11M IN as _____ _____ Rebuilt in the IBM Factory _ eau at k- - - rice production the government am "a am 9W IMtscye,ádus td - -ji- __ . : - __ COX( ROW! V011 Tests by several motoring magazines indicated that Apex seals hold well and don't give Many —' subjected. ci So Drop Food Cos t _ Many automotive experts believe the Wriñk rntnr. engine will be Ule power souro,, of the future for vehicles, but no one will know for sure until it is tested by the driving public. Because of the revolutionary aspect of the Wankel, and its import to the automotive in. dustry and drivers, a poll was conducted among 1,000 owners of Ma!das—the only mass? produced vehicles now using the rotary engine in this country. A clear majority of those responding said they enjoyed their ears and station wagons and would buy others equipped ithaWankel engine. Of 473 replies, 265 owners said "yes," they would buy another Wankel engine vehicle. Scvtrn :iiI very posiblv,'' while 62 said "probably." Jj neutral zone were 42 owners, who replied, "possibly." A total Of nine wrote back "maybe." On the negative side, 26 owners gave a flat "no" to the question of whether they would buy another such car while three wrote "maybe not." In the undecided ranks were 51 owners, wht1 etglfl listed no thoughts at all, positive or negative. There were several owners who noted that althoigh they had experienced some trouble with LVII C&5, they vrere still happy with them. The most cominoncompinint, but not the most serious, In. volved what drivers termed backfiring. Forty respondents said their cars emitted the unpleasant sound. Such sounds do not constitute a true backfire, explained Philip Ballingall, service manager for Miwa Mot C) America, whose headquarters are in Compton, Calif. A backfire in a piston engine occurs in the cylinder, while the Wankel sounds originate In the emission control device, known as the thermal reactor. The Wankel sound is caused when the hot walls of thermal reactor (which makes the car's exhaust almost pollution free) heat and Ignite unbalanced mixtures of gaas and cleansing air. The Wankel-style backfire is almost nonexistent in models with automatic transmissions, Ballingall said, but added, "We'll have to live with it" on P earlier, standard transmission ir4eis. _ Because of early backfire complaints, Mazda has mndified the engine and the thermal reactor, but the sound as Ever Reports • fl res 35 for _ - -- •--.--. .• • -" - - _______ - . -. Weather - 'I---,- tore - - Co apse for . "- -- - 1) ' Escalator to - ----- ' 7 l '. ban i!M i'i ss rkin . • ,11111W - - a �- _____________________________________________ - _- - •_. _________ p 2A—The Sanford Herald I * Friday, Oct. 26, 1973 I !;11IJ I 4 Growing Up Pastor's Corner Is Painful BYJAMESC.VAUGHN : A Sanford Christian Church "When I was a child, spake as a child, I understood as a child,! thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things." (I CorInthians 13:11) All children are interested in growing up, put pounds, inches, and years do not make an adult, or even guarantee adulthood. Spiritual and emotional growth are much like physical growth: Uetng a Christian for many years or never m1ssir a church service do not make a spiritual grown. But the Bible says to "grow up!" "keep stretching!" We are well-advised to examine the marks of spiritual growth. Cne mark of spiritual growth would surely be THE ABILITY TO FACE DIFFICULTY. Children often cry and r*m for helD when troubled, but as one matures he must learn to face difficulty, I CorInthians 13:7 is helpful as it tells us that love "bears all things, believes all things, hc'pes all things, endures all things." In other words, love is useful In difficulty. People who share Christian love also share difficulties. When a Christian has a problem, there are many shoulders to carry it. An old but true maxim says that "sharing another's load makes your own burden lIghter." Wlii ,uw' problems lcad you don perhaps your love hasn't grown up. Prayer also can be used in difficulty. It takes a real spiritual adult to pray sincerely for his enemies. Remember also to pray that God will forgive and remove your personal sin which may have caused the problem in the iirst place. Mother mark of spiritual growth Is THE ABILITY TO LEARN. "A word to the wise Is sufficient," but an Immature person is often too stubborn to learn even after many words of instruction. One test of a mature Gristlan Is his knowledge of the Scriptures. A Christian cannot grow without knowing God's word (Heb. 5:12-14). Someone has said that "little Bible makes little Cthstians." Biblical illiteracy Is sinful, because It causes one to he ted blindly away. Ignorance of Scripture causes one to be unable to rcogn1ze Satan, and even distorts one's perception of goodness and Godliness. Jesus thus reprimanded the Sad. ducees: "Ye do err, not knowing tho Scr1ptwe." Don't be a child in the faith! Learn! A third mark of spiritual maturity would certainly be THE ABILITY FOR RESPONSIBILITY. We begin life a stateoflrreponsib[llty,butwe gain this ability aswegrow. Sometimes we try to avoid It. My son Is responsible for carrying out the garbage at home, but can conveniently "forget" to do so when he han &*nething else he wants to do. Acceptance of responsibility ii the outward sign of Inward maturity. Selfcentered avoinance of same is a sign of Inward childishness. Many griwn men and women are therefore retarded when they want an adult's privileges, but a child's responsIbilIties. Let's grow up, and accept responsibility before God, and learn of liii ways, and we will find that we have acquired the ability to face difficulty! 2 ia 1 . T • I I .l L '!!- I I I U Area I - g4. •; j - . F - .S r"c':, . . ' ___ - ' --s ____ . . '.. W= ., , -=-_j —-.. . V ¶T!III1I II ,pr - -. I - ' iø - '4- ". / S j ' . -. ..I - . J - . . - - U - - - ;. - -. - ._-... ., L--"•'. ''i-i A -. - / - - .- . . . . - - -. -- 1 J4 . . ___ j--- j. . - - - 1 - - UNITED METHODISTS TO CELEBRATE A HISTORY of the First United Methodist Church of Oviedo has been prepared for its centennial celebration and annual homecoming Nov. 4 by Dr. Richard R. Adicks, Kathryn Lawton, Claire L. Evans and Donna M. Neely. The 11 a.m. worship service will have Bishop Joel D. McDavid, Lakeland, giving the sermon. Memorabilia will be displayed and dinner on the grounds will be served. A time capsule containing historical data will be buried within a month of the celebration. The memorabilia will alsobe on public display from2to8p.m. Nov. 3. -____- (HeraldPhotobyLizMathieux) Church _______ I - / :---- J says ccus ed h o vis I. e = P.B.REVEIS ...L.ayman - - et o ist C urch _____ ___ - -. I .. ._ __ — -- - _-: ' emphasLs ' ber .1 Str I k e I s Ave rted ns 4 By UA'Ford Pact urc a . ey o we ufli,- Farm Panel U.S. Forces On Alert, Needs Data ERNIE4 IF WE HAD A CLOCK WE TheSemmlnoleCounty Farm Reds Conflict Wanes Bureau is compiling survey ONE COULD TURN IT BACK materIal on farm accidents for w.-\slIINt;iuN Ai', troops were swnmoned from ¼ in American military forces re- their beds in the predawn hours I ON O.i with several (arm roamed on alert around the or called back to their units burtaus ' association and the national safet' council. Mrs. Cecil Tucker Is collecting informat1 on on homestead falls and oth er accidents Involving horses, wagons, and trailers used on the farm. The 1 n form a t 10 desired Li concerned solely with living areas on farm land of 10 or more acres producing $50 or more a year in aricWtural products, or land less than 10 acres1 but producing ro or more a year. nationaI __ ___ ,-'.. U more n our ears H Injury to any professional medical loss of work fo one-half day, and does not Include falla or. curring In and around other (arm buildings or land... U For Country's Soul a C •- -. - ,r r'I' v ';. í' ' . .- N r! . . .- .. C _____ u. ;I; - _____ ______ : • - C ..4 ,.4 ! ? t. j conservative, told the delegates that me of the underlying causes of the Watergate scandal was to be found In the fact tha.Ajnerlcans "have let the wellsprings of deep spiritual faith run dry." Of the political maxim that one never achnits to wrongdoing, he declared: 'That may be wise politics, bUt It Is terrible Christianity." He added that ft 'is incredible that not one of thuse Involved In the Watergate affair, nor anyone bearing responsibility for the wrongdoing, has yet uttered a aln&e wordof repentance ora humble request for forgiveness." S a 'J J;.•. :''€'P'1 :1 - -. - . - .-.,.-..-.-.. . dowment and property - ,- -' -' . -L' - LUTHERAN HAVEN ANNIVERSARY ANDREW BELLA, Mrs. Olga Heck, Mrs. George Marcek and Rev. Marcek, children of the la Rev. George Bell, the first woikin superintendent of Lutheran Haven were special guests at the 25th anniversary of the Slavia children and adults home last Sunday and dedicated a prayer, rock garden to their parents. Benediction and sermonett.e were given by Rev. Daniel Estok and Rev. John Kucharik respectively. The church sponsored Lutheran Haven boasts 18 buildings and 110 residents and custodial care patients. Superintendents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kohany. (Herald Photo by Liz Mathicux) NEW YORK—Watergate has plunged the religious establishment Into a penetrating search of the national soul, From policy-making bodies of national religious bodies, one of them adu*Ittedly made up largely of members of the conservative "silent majority," to acknowledged fonts of liberalism, grave concern has been expressed over ethical and moral values Involved In the Watergate "affair." fair." The American Baptist Churches In the U.S.A.— formerly fl. If. tn,aauaa -•- Am.r4asr, — flitI.i Crn_t,rt.,l a.t ita conveMlon in Lincoln, Neb., to go on record to express its cocernover"thegravecrlsiswhichWatergatehasbrought before ow nation." In doing so, It declared that the "aisls" produced by the bugging of the Democratic presidential campaign offices in the Watergate complex in Washington, D. C., last year and thesubsequent 'cover-up" represents an extreme resulto(a problem that runs deep In American society. Its only solution, the Baptists said, lies In building tegrity into "our personal lives, In our relationships and in our institutions." Sen. Mark 0. Hatfield, R- Ore., a leading religious -ii . .. By CLAIRE cox CopleyNewsServlce - - F care Toccoa church First Presbyterian reIzInt robla)menandwomenpIayrn Church of Sanford the life of the church around worhi Th aaninr hiah ushni JuJgc Revels served as students of First Presbyterian chaIrman of the work area of Church of Sanford are at Blue Church and Society for the Springs for a retreat today, Florida Annual Conference Saturday and Sunday. The refrom 1968 to 1972. He and Mrs. treat theme Is "Accepting Revels live in Palatka where Christian Personhood." they have been active members Next Friday Is the deadline of the St. James United for good, clean, usable clothing Methodist Church for tr,any to be taken to Fellowship flail years. dressing room. Black Mormons Await 'The Revelation' By RON WELLS Copley News Service deals with the concept of proper years that they are hard to Brldgeforth noted that there a convert named EUJa Abel who time, overcome." had been six recent baptisms of served as an elder in the church Brldgeforth is currently In. Negroes. from 1836 to 1879 during which SALT LAKE CITY -As the By proper time Mormons feel volved in Genesis Group. The "me frustrating thing is that he rose to a position In the Third that God will instruct the Church of Jesus Christ of church's president-prophe' group was founded two years there are black Mormons in the Quorum of Seventy. Latter-day Saints continues tO (currently Harold B. Lee) ago by Negro Mormons ii* Once It was discovered that valley who don't know that expand nationally and In. through divine revelation when Salt Lake area In an attempt to blacks they may work with Abel was of Negroid ancestry, ternationally one question i time for Negroes to receive t.wing Negro Mormons together aLso Mormons. The Genesis he was dropped from the continually aises and get to know one another. Group can change all this," he Priesthood quorum. Abel d'I tie priesthood, "The Gensis Group is an zid. 1ormons believe that God remain a member in ocJ speaks to them through the extracurrIcular-type group," Brldgeforth as well as a standing, according to church said Bridgeforth, "because th The question has been pIdent.prophet of tie wgrowing number of white records, and later served a repeatedly put to church group's black members °n- Mormons are confident that the mission to Canada. ar4 only in this way can church fidals who have been ex• policy be altered. centrate their main efforts revelation which will grant the If there Is to be a change platnlng the religion's position toward their responsibilIties Negruthepriesthoodiscoming, eientually In the church's since its founding by "Our - doctrine toward within their wards." perhaps during the presidency policy barring Negroes from i Bridgeforth stressd the fact of Harold B. Lee. Negroes cannot be explained In the priesthood, when will it As Itstands now Negroes may abstract terms," said Lee. "If that the organization Is social "People are beginning to come? be baptized In the church, at one believes in revelation, then in nature with a full slate of discount many of the myths No one knows for sure. The tendch.apelservlcesand attain the reason Improvement aboutthefallof the blackraces revelation could come is clear; If he Mutual salvation, yet nc'ne may enter activities, doesn't, then there Is no from the grace of God," said next month, next -. . - ' - - . ' :- ,-. J. . . .', - .'"-'t . ' ' -. .,- 4 - _ . -l--- - . -- ' ________- --_____ - " ,• - -. - r __________ - .-________________ ilAii El - -- '-•--- ' S other male Mormons Yet despite cries of racism group would give blacks the people of other racial Is for sure, however, the :!lay qualify on the basis of and segregation by factions opportunity tO meet with their backgrounds: OrIental, numberof people expeUng the pert*onal worthiness and outside Mormondom the church black brother and sister Polynesian and Latin know revelation "soon" Is growing. willingness to rerve. contiuiucs to grow and the small Mormons throughout the valley that the blacks should have and Until that time it's "business To many both in and outside (estimate at 2,000) but active Just as other church auxiliaries will have the priesthood." .0 usual" for all members of the church this exclusion ap- Negro membership Is also dO," said Bridgeforth In an According to a statement by the church. As a Negro woman, pears to be hypocritical growing, although admltted'y interview. Lee, skin color Is not what a member of the Mormon because the church has always muct slower than the entire Brldgeforth believes that keeps the Negro from the Tabernacle Choir, said, "A taken a strong stand for race relations within the priestho& It is strictly a black person's role church. In the ttablishment of full il Itulin Bridgefoith h;is been a various stakes is very good nd of lineage and involves church is the everyone equality for all people. Mormon for 19 years. lie is that the problems requiring only African Negroes. In else's - that is to obey the The reason for this rxclwj:on of more than )0 Negr3 Moe- immediate action are getting comparison, he noted, dark or celestial commandments and . moreNegroestoolnthe church black Islanders, such as live your life according to the in ti gait Lake isbestdcscr1bedlnapasageof and Improving the lines of Fijians, Tongans, Samoan., or teachings of the church." made the U)SScslptures, "The Pearl communlcatlo1, between Negro Maoris, are permitted full of Great Price," which Moe- church when he was members. . i,..u.... i.. a_ .i_..,.. awra nf th. IImItsathwi nli,wl .•. • •. I SANFORD FLOWER SHOP )7; A.. 7O II?7 177 $1 ,/ I 1; CR g, —t . matter , jr• . same as I I/ / -- 4 W a 4 .: a I I, ___ fJj :-- a7 '-- - - -_ - - - -. -, THE SINGING PENIS gospd folk cncerf by the Singing Pent-s will be presented at the 9:45 arid 11 fl.m. services Sunday at the Fern Park Church of the Nazarene. Dr. David Pent is well known for being able to quote the entire New Testament memory. from In this passage Negroes art described as being the _,_ __-.__.J__i_ _S LY.X&IUdD Ut tlUUól Ham, whom his father "cursed as pertaining to the Priesthood." But thre is also another - reason given for excluding Negroes from the priesthood. It .i,.0 iii: "I researched the Scripturen and found the feelings and beliefs of the church to be true, be said in an inki-vkw. "In the 19 years I've been a of the chuich I've seen In nice relations. I think a revelation will be coming soon but there are so many barriers built up over the member improvement severance to a black Mormon," tie said. "There should be more blacks in th mcrii bet-ship, especially black men. BuI Urough the Gcnes1 Group we're making progress and also making the cinirch more aware ot its growing black membership and desire to work for the growth of the church and universal salvation." D its tnat LIleir belle! as directed by God is no more unusual than the Mormon belief that Jews are a "chosen" people and the Indian has a "special promise." It is interesting to note that from time to time during the church's history the priesthood has been given to pernons of Negroid ancestry. The most celebeatcd Incident surrounded /I . I gene. ,' I / Estimates varied, but adminNearly all of nation's 2.2 istration sources and Sen. lienmoillion military men and W() en wi-re alerted to degree ry M. Jackson, li-Wash,, said they believed at one point that of combat readiness. about 1,000 Russian troops were .-\bout 12 - --------after the first i-ri rri,t,' I, - hours (lit ' some DAYLIGHT SAVINGS ENDS - -..... 2 A, M. Sunday, Oct. 28 Probe Of Butz Is Disclosed Oct. 26 & 27 Oct. 29 Oct. 31 A carport sale at 1806 holly Sanford Rotary Club noon South Seminole iaycees Avenue with proceeds to benefit luncheon, Sanford Civic Center. children's Halloween Party, Grace United Methodist Speaker, Tony flussi, 7:30 p.m. to midnight at the WASHINGTON AP) - The Department said he was in San Church. Bradlee-McIntyre House, S1ngt0n SLarNews, quoting Francisco [or a speech. OCTOBER 25, 1973 Oct. 30 informed sources, reported toThe Star-News, in a story by IMngwood. Oct. 27 Admission "Operation (;re'ck Discover day that Secretary of Agricul- Barr)' KaIb, said the Butz inSanford: German American Society of Workshop" will be held by the Nov. 1 ture Earl L. BuLz is being in- vestigation revolves around the Central Florida Oktoberfest Orlando Noah W. Cogburn City Panhellenic from Seminole County Campers vestigated in connection with l%9 acquisition by Heublein, Clara lrown beginning at 10 a.m., 381 9:30 to 3 pm. at First Federal meeting 7:30 p.m., First an alleged attempt to influence Inc., of a california wine grow. Orange Lane, Casselberry. Leo Elzy Savings and loan Association, Federal S & I, of Seminole, SR a Federal Trade Commission ers c3operative known as Robert D. Braden German American Society 109 K. Church St., Orlando. United Vintners, Inc. 434 W of U.S. 17-92 Longwood. probe for political purposes. Charles W. Brantley bingo, 7:30 p.m., 381 Orange The Department of AgriculHeublein is one of the nation's Over 50 Club prgrarn, All Regina Crowe Lane, Casselberry. County Extension Council ture said Butz was not available largest purveyors of alcoholic Souls Social Hall, 10 a.m. Wesley Wright Sr. immediately for comment. The beverages. United is the second ', DeBary Republican Club followed b' meeting in the election meeting 10 a.mfl. at the q James E. Davis largest California wine annex. Bring a bag lunch. Agri Center. Christopher W. Grishaber meeting, 2pm., the community -producer and markets Italian Carl A. Jefferson center. Dr. David G. Monroe, German American Society Nov. 2 Swiss Colon)' and Inglenook (leo Smith wines among others. former political science mixed card night, 8 p.m., 381 Fraternal Order of Police, Mary I,. Brannen professor, guest speaker. Orange Lane, Casselberry. the spring of 1972, the Semoran Lodge 64, gospel Myrna L. Bethany rrC's Bureau of Competition Nettle Lee Morgan Winter Springs Community concert by New Life Youth suggested to the five commisLake Brantley 111gb School William T. I)wrn Association's Halloween party, Town Inc., 8 p.m., Rollins sioners that the acquisition con. Boosters Club uarr.Ival, 2to 8 Sue 7time Hale 6:30 to 7 p.m., city recreation College Field. Proceeds to stituted an illegal restraint of P in. on school campus. Powder area, North Edgemon. All city acquire land and funds for a John K. Woltrich, Deltona trade and should be formalh i'uf I football meeting house. Palmier Ermacora, Deltona at 4; barbecue children welcome. challenged, the Star-News said. dinner at 5:30 and auction dl T Before the commissioners 7 30 Booths an(I country store. American lung Association Births Nov. 3 could act, the newspaper said, of Central Florida education Mr. and Mrs. Steven Rummage sale, sponsored by hlutz personally requested a Lake Monroe Halloween programs for persons with Ethel Root Circle, Congrega(Pamela Morse a boy, Sanford. meeting with then-FTC Chair. carnival, Lake Monroe Sciool, emphysema and their Mr. and Mrs. Willie (Gloria) families, tional Christian Chruch, Park man Miles Kirkpatrick and 7:30 p.m. im 2 to 6 pm. Bryant a boy, Sanford. the conference Ave. at 24th, 9 a,rn. to 5. Baked asked him to delay the chalroom of the Health Department goods also an sale. lenge until after the presiden. Seminoli' County Hearing on French Avenue. Discharges tial election, saying that CallConservation Jamboree Sanford: forniawasacrjticalsthteand German American Societ, sponsored by the Tn-County Oct. 31 , James K. Davis implying the challenge would In1 hour, 8 p.m., GetRoad Runners CII Radio Club, South Seminole Jaycees Ernest H. Holcomb hurt President Nixon's re-dec. American Society am. to 5 pm.. Sanford Civic Halloween Childrens Fiesta, man Elmer J, Dustin lion t-Iforts there. Clubhouse, 381 Orange Lane, Center. begins wIth 7 costume Karen K. Scudder The newspaper said it underparade from Baptist Church to Casselberry. Dance after social Roy Howard stood Kirkpatrick was furious (;oldsboro Elementary Bradlee-Mclntyre house, house. F Kenneth Mccaslin at the suggestion. School ['TA Carnival—Fish Longwood. Candy, prizes, Todd M. 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' '. / / , -. - I I 4_.-" - / - " ° .' - ' When will the Negro be given the priesthood? - or world today, although the crisis from kay es at home, the United which precipitated their call to Nations Security Council voted to send a peacekeeping force to duty apneared over, the still-volatile Mideast. There was no indication how The Soviet Union, the United long hundreds of thousands of States, and other major powers airmen, sailors and troops excluded. would remain prepared to move to the Mideast if needed. Reliable Nixon administration sources said that Among the units alerted WSS before the U.N. action they the 82nd Airborne Division at genuinely feared the Soviet Ft. Bragg, NC., which has a Union Planned to exploit the mission to be sent to shaky Mideast truce by sending ,1 person requiring ____ - must Rev. Jay 1. Cosmato, pastor, holding services In Nazarene will preach the morning set- churches. This is her first vlces.Thechurchwillobserve furloughslnceappolntnentto GldeonSundaywithatalkbya thefleldlnl968.Shebmaklng W/LSHINGTON tAP) From his bedroom in the middle of the night, President Nixon ordered the word flashed to U.S. military units around the world: Go to licfCon-3. With its cryptic mill taryese, the message placed the armed forces on alert early Thursday, flexing America's muscle in global politics where mis. calcuIatln carries the danger of thermonuclear destruction. Presidential aides say Nixon ordered the nation's armed forces to "Defense Condition Three" - a general military alert after receiving "solid, substantial evidence" that the Soviet Union was considering introducing troops In the Middle East. From administration officials, as well as other ofFicial and unofficial sources, comes a diary of the :risis: It began late in iti autumn afternoon when Soviet Ambassador An.atoly F. Dobrynin arrived at Henry A. KissInger's seventh-floor suite at the State Department. The amba.csador stayed for more than an hour. Precisely wnat tie discussed with the secretary of state is unknown, but he apparently relayed word that the Kremlin strongly supported an Egyptian appeal that the Soviet Union and United i'.ates send t.00ps to the Middle East Ia supervise the cease-fire agreement they had inspired. The Uniied Stales opposed the idea. Dobrynin left, but a few hours later his limousine was spotted In the State Department's basement parking garage. It was being used by a lower-level Soviet embassy official to deliver a formal message from Moscow. Contents of the message, addressed to the President, but handed to Kissinger, haven't been officially released. The t.zt-ssngc from Moscow thickened the air of crisis. Kissinger made another telephone call to the President, placed a call to Israeli Ambassador Sl.mcha Dinitz, summoned his top advisers and sent cables to key embassies in the troubled area. About six hours after Dobrynin strode Into his office, Kissinger left the State Department and headed (or the White House. At his news conference Thursday, Kissinger said the President "at a special meeting of the National Security Council last night, at 3 a.m.," ordered that "certain precautionary measures" be taken, Sources said that during a four-hour period beginning about 10 p.m., there were meetings in the White house West Wing between Kissinger and officials of the State and Defense departments and CL%. Kissinger was in constant telephone contact with Nixon. Finally, alter he and other senior officials had unanimously agreed to recommend action, he again telephoned the President. According to sources, Nixon had by then retired to his becfrmkm and from there the President gave the order for the alert. The word was quickly dispatched to the National Military Command Center. From there it flashed to units at home and abroad. - - Nazarene Sunda, The 11 a m bringero(God's Word," at the ToccoL Ga effeethe Nov 30 or to joining the work at Laity Sunda} ser%ice at Grace First Baptist last December, United Methodist ChUICh. CRISIS - - I :.. .- I Friday, Oct. 26, 1973-3A ANATOMY OFA WASUIN(;ToNi Al') - Pres. to replace Archibald Cox. Chicago Thursday as it became man of the Watergate corn- one.timne personal lawyer, Her. the White house, John D. EhIdent Nixon's chief domestic The prediction by White evident Congress will not settle niitice and a senior member of bert W. Kalmhach, has told In- rlichman, about a secret $100,. adviser a new Watergate House aide Melvin It. Laird was for a Justice Department probe the Judiciary Committee, o. vestigators he probably relayed 000 cash gift from billionaire prosecutor likely will be named made at a news conference In of the scandal, sponsored a special prosecutor ord to Laird's predecessor at hIOwOl'd Hughes to Rebozo. The President, who canceled bill to be Introduced today by flCWS conference Thursday, six other Democratic Judiciary A expected to meet with re- Committee members and Con. Born porters at the White house to. riecticut Republican Lowell P (lay. Weicker Jr. of the Watergate S Meanwhile, there were new panel. The measure would fe disclosures in cases involving create a special prosecution MADISON, Wis. (AP Nixon's close friend, Charles G. force headed by someone to be The witnesses are all for the deI)ETHOI-r APj - The achieved in the pattern contract (ense. The subject is death - one here and thousands in Viet. "Belie" Rebozo,andtheallegetl named by U.S. District Judge United Auto Workers reached with Chrysler. milk-price deal between the John J. Sirica. tentative agreement on a new Ford Vice President Malcolm administration and the dairy Judicial experts say there never has there been a court Another ('SOP member of the contract with hearing like it. Ford Motor Co. Denise called the contract industry. Watergate committee, Sen.the Edearly today, averting Iiiird said he would prefer to ward For the past two weeks, witnesses have testified In the de. J. Gurney of Florida, uled 10 a.rn. walkout bya sched- "considerably tidier" than the fense of admitted bomber Karleton Armstrong and against 185,000 contract keep the Watergate probe In the I'resident's strongest defender workers. negotiated at Chrysler. Justice Department, where it on the seven-man panel, said he U.S. conduct of the Indochina war. Local negotiations will Armstrong, 27, has pleaded guilty to arson and second-de. WaS placed after Cox was fired made a mistake last week in continue "I guess it wouldn't be violatand strike ing any confidences to say the last week. gree murder in the 1970 bombing of the Army Mathematics applauding the firing of Cox and authorizations will be given as contract bears a certaIn resemResearch Center. But he conceded that "be- urged Nixon to name former necessary, UAW President blance to the package negocause it's a question of great Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Richardson Leonard Woodcock said in tiated at Chrysler," he said. The bombing, the last major act of violence in this once Public concern" a new prose- to Cox's post. protest-prone community of 170, 000, killed Robert Denise said he did not know cutor probably will be appointRichardson resigned from the announcing the new contract. Fassnacht, 33, a researcher. He was in the center when the He did not release details of iow the contract matched the ed. Justice Department rather than piedawn explosion rocked the campus. the new package. administration's wage guideVice President-designate CarrYoutapresidentialorderto Armstrong originally was charged with first-degree mur"But obviously we would not lines, adding: "I haven't (;er'II(I It. Ford, the GOP leader fire the man he h:u! rhncpn as dtr, But when he greed to plead guilty to the lesser charge havt. arcepteci it if si' (lid not Uwught about it very much," in the IIui', arni house special prosecutor, the court agreed to permit a "mitigation" hearing under think it was acceptable to Ford itpublican Conference Meanwhile, Cox's lieutenants workers," Woodcock said. Woodcock declined to say which the defense could present witnesses and arguments chairman John B. Anderson of and the new head of the Water- "We're that might shorten his sentence. with the conhow close the contract matches satisfied Illinois, said a majority of their gate prosecution asked The sentencing is expected to come at the end of the a leder- tract. I don't know if we're the Chrysler pattern. colleagues want Nixon to name al court to order the FBI and hearing, or shortly thereafter, ased" a special prosecutor. "We still have a General Mo. other government agencies to But a union source in Local tors problem, Ford of Canada Witnesses, including antiwar spokesmen Philip Ben gan, Hut in the Senate, there was a stay from the voluminous 1250, Cleveland, Ohio, said the problcm and a General Motors Pentagon papers defendants Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony J. Files away movement particularly among developed by the special three-year package includes re- of Canada problem," Woodcock Russo, and former U. S. Sen. Ernest Gruening of Alaska, Democrats to get a prosecutor Prosecution before Cox's dis- tlremc'nt after 25 years with full said, referring to auto industry have testified that Armstrong's act - while wrong pales In with immunity from mnissal. benefits for the 1 irrn's 9,000 contracts which still comparison with the calculated deaih of thousands in the presidential dismissal. be In other developments: foundry workers, a goal not negotiated. Vietnam war. Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., chair. —it was learned that Nixon's School is also being stressed Savage now on furlouah and - y - _________ N ew Watergate Prosecutor Is H I nted News * - in ____ - First United Holy Cross Episcopal St. Peter and Paul Methodist Church Catholic Church The final in a series of insplratlonal talks by Fr. Al Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic An "over 80" Sunday is being Durrance will take place Sun- Church, Goldenrod, will hold its olserved at the First United daynlghtatHolyCrossEpisco- annualfallfestivalonNov.11at MethodistChurchat8:308n1d11 Camp San Pedro, Howell a.m. servlce'i. AU members of pal Church. congregation present who All Saints Day will be ot>. Branch Road from 10:30a.m. to are 80 years old or older will be served Thursday with Holy 7 p.m. Communion at 7 a.m., 10 a.m. Games, rides, cake walk and and 7:30 p.m. Traditionally the an old fashioned country store Corsages for the ladles and Women of the Church have the are some of the Interesting t3outonnleres for the men will be fall Ingathering of the United thlngsontheagenda.There will given and those In rest homes . who are 80 will be visited. A Thank offering On All Saints be plenty of botdogs, Day. The 10a.m. service will be burgers, Ice cream and cold Reformation Day sermon will especially (or the UTO beverages as well as a dinner be given by the pastor The 6 p.m. service features ingathcring. served. The festival will benefit an all family participation for a The Old Testament le3son the building fund will be held in the lounge at 7:30 Father La*Tence Redmond Is Halloween supper and social In 'e11owp Hall. A costume p.m. Tuesday. Acolyte training pastor. Judging In adult, youth and . continues on Thursday alter. Grace United children groupings will be 3 noons at 4 p.m. made. World Community Day will Methodist Church program, song.fest, cake be observed next Friday Handicraft classes will be walkandotherfamllyactivities morning at 10 Good Sheperd Lutheran Church, South tdatGraceUflitedMethodi3t will be led by Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Road. Fellowship after Church on Tuesdays from 9:30 Foreman Heard. The church points out the program will be hosted by tO 11:30 a.m. beginning Nov. 6. the women of Grace United The classes are open to the Halloween means holy person public an(l a baby s(ter will be nd is a church crkhratlon of Mt-tb' li--t (hurch. provided. All Saints Day with special Decouoagewill be the subject religious significance. _____..=-" - .. ° first class. Those wishing _____ Sanroru Lnurc to Join should contact . Bill ____ - Slaback or Mrs. Tom 0 Day. of the Nazarene - Miss Kathryn Savage, First Baptist .P. , missionary to Swaziland, will , . ; Cnurcn OT Sanrora speakattheZoneflallyforarea Sanford's First Baptizt churches of the Nazarene at 7 .' Church will observe "faIth p.m. saturday at the Sanford w chr.Sa will also speak f et ____ ___ .' v-" J . .- - 4- ) /. _______________ .. The Sanford Herald ______ R I - - r' U 300 N. FRENCH AVE PH. 322-2611 r �- - I F - 4A—The Sanford Herald -- ............... L World #,-T.. J^v ij ~ If Spim Agnew and the Abite House Watergate rascals had known my beloved grandmother they might not be in the mess they are. Grandmother Horton was of the old, old school (born in 1851) andshe had forced upon her the unsolicited chore of raising my sister and me. Today, dozens of nostalgic memories come to n*id of that experience but one facet of __ grandmother's character and teaching comes to mind more than any other. She was deathly afraid of the cops and she taught us to be deathly afraid of them, too. That has been a big part of the problem with Agnew and the Watergate planners—they were not afraid of the law. It is rather ironic that they did not have respect for the "uniform" or the laws on the nation's books. Day after day they were parading around the country deploring the lack of "law and order," protesting "permissiveness" and in general knocking down a BERRY'S WORLD - Agnew hasn't gone to jail yet and perhaps won't, but regardless of rhetoric or compassion that many of us have for a fallen friend, he stands aSoW(l( - ------------- - - - - - Abplanalp loans drama of the presidential impoundment of funds appropriated by Congress and his • ;_•-••. • -• ; tAll I ~. I ~~ L i . -- 41101~ 1717 . . It" -W - ~::Tm r____ __ ~ ~ • I ~< 9 . __ , , 9~:Iwi___~:j .111111im tv "What do P4L&. 1,C, qjl~_4VAI_ dudes like you prefer to be coiled, 'Liberal Estoblishmerst" or 'Radical Chk'I" 'anfnri Nprath Xhr TELEPHONE 322 2611 3CUN FRENCHAVE.. 831 9993 SANFORD. FLA 32771 WALTER A GIELOW. Edi tor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising Director 8. Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Manager JOHN A• SPOLSKI. Acso.iate Editor DAVIDA.BRYANT Managing Editor WINIFREDFGIELOW Comptroller JRICHARDS SØ5rts Editor DFWEY RCiiSC)N Circulation Manager JANE CASSELBERRY County Editor Advertising Manager DCRIS WILLIAMS Society Editor CHARLESHAY Mch-riical Supt ROYGREEN RALPH HAYS CHRISNELSON Magazine Editor IN - a I. I . (.3rtt -. -- 91 -- --..•;• `- VI _>-01' ! - i 'i ')"-r.': ••-`il .ft' '. .. t-. - :;r IC 11 '.'' 11 _--r t;-;•', -—: ~ . -: W 6IN_~_:: ;1i k '*!. ; ~~* 10_ 0 ii I'; ~- ~~ - . •. - 12mos 532 40 The Herald is a member of the Associated Press orhiCh is entitled esciusively to the use lot reproduction of all the local printed in tb's neAspper Herald Area Correspondents Black Community r 322 S31 VY59 9 ..;: a - Mria Ha.•.l' i n-•- Bear Lake. Forest City Grace Spinks Lake Monroe - - - '6-. • '. . • .. - • - / 4,, ,. • - . • - . --' • 69. 1609- ' •- • / • - -t - - -• \ 372 2611 831 8062 - -- --- -. .-.- --- .*-- .-. .- Dellona- DeBary Enterprise F.nneIte Edwards -t . Liz Mathii'ij, 349 520 6688363 - . - Osteen Chuluota Lira Baker 35 5207 Mrs Clarence Snyder 327 484 Wintc Springs Nancy Bix'th 6735 Altarnonte Springs EIda Nichols 838 2992 Park Tar'glewooi, F. Estates Goldenrod- East brook 838299? Casselberry Fern Participating, from left, Mayor Eugene Jaques, Councilman E. E. Williamson, Al Chubb, Coml3ank director and Councilman Bill Kiosky. Bob Ferrell, vice president cashier of the bank and president, Jack Toole standing on earth mover. - (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) Florida Beach Woes WASHINGTON AP Rep. William Gunter, D-Fla., says mans' Florida Hit-run victim n The more my husband lectured on proper foot placement, proper ways of swinging the racket, proper ways of running, etc., the more he came to resemble Miss Finch, the physical education teacher who ruined my A average with a big fat D. Not only ØP the adjacent professional -type players sporting patronizing sneers and my husband outdoing hinLwIf with sotto voce epithets of disgust — I finally returned a ball with a smashing backhand, This feat was the sole highlight of my day, as the next time I attempted it, I accidentally whacked our kthbitzing daughter on the noggin, missing the ball by a mile. I did master serving quite nicely and my husband feels that after a aix-month crash course, I may succeed in volleying provided he — . . alms the ball directly at my waiting racket and provided I can withstand the urge to re trea t from the oncoming missile while using the racket as a face shield. Though he attempts to clock his motives in euphemisms such as "you should get accustomed to regular court surfaces before attempting to play on artificial turf," I'm aware that he simply Isn't ready to flaunt me at his tennis club. Meanwhile, in preparation for my debut as a tennis ace, I've purchased a whi te pique tennis dress, tennis sweater, tennis shoes and a sportylooking wristband. — The run, which Garfield hopes to begin in early 1974, will ta ke longer than the present 15 hour trip from Lorton, Va. to Sanford. 11 "You should investigate the travel at the taxpayers' expense of Brig. Gen. Robert Upp, the former president of the Reserve Officers Association. Ak iandz-ia, Va. Ans: As a special a assignments officer, Upp has made "Inspection tours" that have taken him crisscrossing the U.S. He made two overseas trips, but Upp swears he paid his own way to the Army Rererve Olympics in Italy and the World Peace Conference in the Ivory Coast. The known cost of this junketing to the taxpayers this year: $12,260 in salary, per diem and travel expenses. ç. DISTURBANCE ON THE LINE - - r''. ' ., .,,, -' - •, Court cops out issue : - • • - -- S.. ' - • - - - -1 ; -1.- 1% - r - L ( 1A 9 Jr- \ • ___________________ ___________________ - - _____ No I .- :1-\ - 1_.L Educator MIAMI iAPt 'Vuu're lucked n there for Miller Dawkins heads up a three hours a class. If you don't group 17 teachers who go to cut the- mustard, you lose all Jail to teach nmrderers, rapists discipline. But if we can turn an and armed robbers. inmate on to education, his teacher to chances of coining back here ' - -- .•. - - J - - a i It . - - ' . Ciine. "We just can't handle them all." In addition to prisoners, the jail house classes also include some corrections off ictr. "It takes a master again are greatly reduced." do this work, a humanist, a Among the students locked Jail officials sa person not too proud to sacriid the pro- into a psychology class was oflice," says Dawkins, director of gram has been an astonishing ficer Rick Massie, 24 success. the project. "Some have been in "Requests for enrollment by it was strange at first," he very difficult position.s_1aciflg is overwhelming," said admitted, grinning at his pristruiiates hostility, confrontation, conrehabilitatIon officer Everett oner classmates. 'But then I flk-ts____ • • Cash Joke JACKSONVILLE, Ha. (All) — A government witness in th e Glenn W. Turner mail fraud trial said the su pe r salesman on ce joked to distributors in his cosmetics company to "hang (into your pocketbooks because we're going to get it tonight." Samuel T. Martin of Richruond, Va., testified Thursday in the fed eral mall fraud trial of Turner, Boston attorney F. Bailey and seven Turner associates. Martin said he was a supervisor for Koscot Interplanetary Inc., Turner's cosmetics firm, when Turner "cracked the joke" while promising distributors large incomes. _ Ordered To WALL East Coast Is Warned Of Gilda's New Punch MIAMI (APt Tropical storm Gilds, pa cking winds of 65 miles an hour and churning up 25-foot seas, has spa wned gale warnings from North Carolina to Massachusetts, the — National Hurricane Center said. Forecasters warned of heavy tides and beach erosion along the east coast and posted gale warnings from Cape Hatteras, N.C. to Merrimac River, Mass. Halt Dredge I You will never again have to type or draw on a Stencil,., —or proofread it and make corrections. Cntefn i'l ,t oiinat . irts i .zi?vd. lyped. rc'i cI-ped. hcto1rIb,d, or ntid 1* __ 111c1311c as a w'Dlet, IayiA)rdt,pntated iuiet• (0. It $ Iitttifit'y detsilid ftodiXt4a [' I $ttiC ITTfl ___ rii on a strcl. It tites oil rim ,...j hP,. ____________________ (!tS Yd t?LI cpetatiM 'S conIØi1et .i. Zjtr'atiC. Now you cvi use your st,C bca?or t t. out a ls aig sorert of yo*.s deity Ptiteg finds from tt$t.ery IS pvts and pics t'atftone .tkstr$t'cti. Model 455 - 82300.011 r. rn-nw .-..- E'i'EFJiX At 3 a.m. EDT, forecaste rs sa id the storm was centered near latitude 34.5 nor th, longitude 69.8 west, or a bout 275 miles east south east of Cape Hatteras and was moving north at about 10 miles an hour. "An area of gale winds and high seas covers a large portion of the north Atlantic extending westward to the midAtlant.ic coa sta l region," th e Center said. - Migeorge Stuart. 133 fast Robtoi F1d T ~ot a HOme & 0 "-~-,A--1~l~~il_zl~_; ,0 41-4 ,• . \0 0 1 P,01-, \V ff s r'4bo FORT PIERCE, Fla. (AP) — The State Department of Pollution Control and the State Attorney's office have ordered two companies to halt what the savannah area Sta te Atty. Robert Stone said [)jy cease and desist or- tiers were issued against the U ni versal Adams Co. and Dickerson Inc. for violating state pollution control laws. JACKSONVIII.E, Fla. (AP) dependent children, $111 in aid the Florida Division of Family otherBut Nat Harrison, a Univer. Dunne Masters is trying to to the disabled and $31 in Services, said there were sal Adams official, said work in convince state welfare officials medicaid. problems. swamplands was not being the But Masters said welfare offithat his son's victory In a fish. The savings accounts are in done In waters under state juIng tournament shouldn't cost daIs insisted his decision to sell [tandy'.. ,iamc, but his lather is isliction. his family its only sources of the prize for $5,000 and invest named as a trustee because the r "we are not dredging," he Income, the money in sa vings accounts young boy is a minor. &iid. "We are doing site des-el. Masters, who suffers from a for Randy 's future education 'If the father can get to that opment ss ork in conformity congenital heart disease, said made the family ineligible for money, t whole family may with our approved plans — we T'hursday that officials had cut assistance. be considered ineligible behave made no smet of these Officials told him no one cause he could support his lamoff welfare pa yments for h is family after his son Randy won member of the family could ily with those funds," hlonie The firms were reportedly a fancy fishing boat and motor have resources of more than said. warned Wednesday that they Masters vowed he wouldn't with his catch of a 21-pound $1,200 and still qualify for welwere operating without state steal Randy's future by spendtripped bass in a Jacksonville fare, Masters said pernnts and work was halted. One case worker said the ing the money just to get ba ck fL'd)ing tournament. state officials said the work Masters, 39, said he supports Masters family could avoid the on welfare. was resumed Thursday and Masters says welfare ofhimself, his wife and four chil. cutoff by no longer claiming cease and desist orders sere isdren on monthly payments of Randy as a dependent. But liciais have promised to try to sued. work out the problem. $105 in food stamps, $96 in aid to Robert Home, an attorney for ------_______ — . , .•--_____ , ' Prisoners Get Education In Jail 4 I •-. _____ operations in -• 1 When we tried to reach Upp for his comments, 'e located him at the Boar's head Inn in Charlottesville, Va. Not surprisingly, he had just been Upp and Away again on anothez Army Junket. • - - On — Ans: Kelley appears to be a quietly able FBI chief, He already has had a stabilizing effect on the FBI. At the same time, he has ordered his underlings to admit th eir mistakes and to take their lumps in th e press. — Women are also employed at the department's materials and research office in Gainesville, almost all district offices and at the central Talla hassee office as engineering technicians, the agency said. Sicl( Dad Asks State i I "How is Clarence Kelley fitting into the shoes of the Late J. Edgar floover?"—J.B., Denver. — - Las Stop Companies TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Thc state Transportation Department says 26 women are employed in its Southwest Florida division as laborers "working on regular department maintenance tasks." P/ease Have A Heart HOOVER'S SUCCESSOR and whamming that ball, it won't be a total loss since all this attempting is doing wonders for my flabby midriff, - they claim are illegal dragline Hramson loan, Nil assured us, was his first andlastventure into loan sharking. And I've nullified my defeatist attitude by telling myself that even iii ne ver succeed in leaping up there State Women - -. - as the New York Times. Now there is nothing new about someone going to fail in one state for doing something which is perfectly vga or _______ less Illegal n another state. At one time, 1w ore the harsher laws were softened, )unish ements for use or possession of marijuana rangej from a small fine to liii' imp r i sonfl) cUt Even' state has its own gambling laws. The control of in. toxicating beverages is an excellent example of the princi ) on obscenity pie of loca option at work Why can't It he the same with pornography? The trouble is that neither marijuana smok ing nor garnThe U.S. Supreme Court has refused to review or revise bling — nor for that matter most other human activities or elaborate on its ruling of last •lunc establishing new .ire s1s'-ifir:illy mentioned or protected hs' the t'.S ('onguideline's For obMcnity and returning to local corn' sttution. As for (tile other example, in repaIing I'rohibimunities more control over pornographic, or allegedly portiorl, Congress established that it is up to the discretion of nographic, materials .the Ms - vral slates to permit or prohibit the manufacture or Ti'- court rejected without comment not only a number sale of alcoholic beverages. ofrequests to reconsider its decision but also one by Films, books and magazine's on the other hand are forms Virginia to clarify Just what it meant by the "community ol expression which fall under the wide purviewof the First standards" test. Are they to hestatP-i, f--t,,,,tjof.4aill t h vac Amendment; and If it be objectm that the Amendment was of every individual city or town or county7 certainly never intended to protect obscenity, neither does The court remained sphinxlike. it prohibit it. Although at Ivaid one film has [wen ruled obscene b a n any event, who is to define what is obscene in cacti ,I nd judge in the Bronx, N.Y , while being acquItted by anotfer every circumstance'? That is, and always will be, the judge on Manhattan wi' have not yet reached the point agonizing question. where s book or film or magazine is banned and confisFreedom of expression is much too essential a part of eated in one polItical jurisdiction and is freely available freedom itself to be left simply to "local option," especially down the street and across (1w line in the next juri1iction us (he zealous pursuit of w iat is considered ohsce'ne at a Thanks to the Sutirem' Court. however, we ms- 1w on our given time and In a given place so often leads to the prnse way there. cution of the socially and artistically worthy products of The manager ofafnoyie theater indo;.,tQwfl Boston was the human mind as well as the unworthy, recently sentenced to two-and years in prison for The Supreme Court cannot drop this hind of time bomb posses-iing and exhibiting a film whose advertisements are and walk away from the consequences. It mu-ct provide the deemed fit enough to print by as respec table' a newspaper country with bette, guidance in this matter than It has. Don Oakley • . according to Mia Hardcastle, projects director for the school. "Their legal counsel advised them not to be in the same vicinity," she explained Thursday, saying it was because of a lawsuit filed by the state against 15 major oil suppli ers charging collusion to keep pr ices up and supplies down. Auto-Train Link Sanford, Fla. "Louisville is an ideal location for people from the Midwest and central Canada to Florida," Garfield sa id. Oil company Hillsborough County Community College organizers of a program called 'The Oil Crisis: Impli cations for the Environment" sched uled for next Tuesday say they sought participation by executives from several major oil compa nies, but all backed out when they le ar ned Shevin would be the lead speaker, the federal government to pay states up to 75 per cent of the cost of buying land necessary to grant public access to publicly-owned shorelines. MIAMI AP A proposed second link in a planned nationwide network of carpassenger trains has been announced by officials of Auto-Train Corp. Company president Eugene Garfield said Thursday the Interstate Commerce Commission Is considering his company's pe ti ti on to in i tiate car-passenger rail service between Louisville, Ky. and — crisis because Florida Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin is the keynote speaker. subcommittee which began two days of hearings on legisla tion to Insure public access to the beaches. Gunter and Rep. Sam Gibbons, 1)-Fl-a., are cosponsors of a bill that would allow The sportsman-lawyer told us sadly: "It was foolish on my part to be a Good Samaritan. I thought I was doing a guy a favor, and I wound up getting my tennis string cut." The Deciding To Learn Ten is, never never seen such an uncoordinated person. I felt just like did in sophomore gym class when i couldn't scale the rope to the ceiling. . . TAMPA, Ha. (AP) executives ha ve refured invitations to appear at a junior college forum on the oil beai.nes can't even be seen because of overdevelopment along the shoreline. Gunter testified Thursday before a House Merchant Marine and Fisheries - ___ Shevin Snubbed — --- Turner News Briefs Bramson missed the deadline on the loan and came up with $9,000 a few weeks later. When he failed to pay the remaining $1,000, plus the $2,000 interest, Dell demanded another $1,000 interest. Bramson squawked like a penalized quarterback and sent Dell a check icr $1,406 as payment in full. — Geneva Oviedo Slavia LONGWOOD'S FIRST BANK Ans: Dell charged ex-football player Bernard Bramson 55 per cent Interest on a $10,000 loan. That's 10 per cent more than It takes under federal law to qualify as loan-sharking. Dell set the interest at $2,000 for just over four months. Coplity News Service TM.111ASSEE, Fin. (AP) University of Florida philos State university system offi - thy professor, asked for the heads should "adopt a policy of they are legislative decisions, conditions such as class size good Iaith...whereby relevant Askew said. and number of classes to be dcdais have agreed to meet with meeting to comply with Askproposals from Bedell has been named by termined jointly by the faculty employe the American Federation of ew's memorandum of Sept. 13. representatives are received Chancellor Robert Mautz to be- and administration. Teache rs to honor Go'. Reubin Askew said the state could not and considered in a serious and gin carrying out the directive. Askew's directive for agency begin full negotiations because timely rminner." In addition to pay increases The Board of Regents held heads to discuss working the legislature had not passed a and other fringe benefits, the extensive hearings before up-conditions iith employes. Some matters such as pay AFT, an AFi.CIO union, called holding the denial of tenure collective bargaining law for to state employes hut that agency cannot be negotiated because (or_improvements in working Mcgill. SthteArrcha1riiiuinKeth - --______________ ________________ Mcgill Thursday presented a list of proposals to university ofticinis which included calls t S pree: Jail a for a 26 per cent pay increase for all faculty members and a O1tIANDO, Fla. (AP) — Po- girl friend named Grace. year's paid sabbatical every which he wrote personal checks pairs of earrings for $21,000. Lice say their telephones are seven years. Henson's globe trotting Jaunt "Whatever he couldn't get on to buy merchandise arouii the "ringing off the hook" with began in New York City In Au- Master Charge he wrnte world At a meeting Nov. 14 in Tal. complaints from banks, airlines gust, police say, when the youth checks for," said Orlando Polahassee. "We shall address the nd travel agencies against an borroweija Master('harge card lice Sgt. Ed Koskty, clairnir BE CALM. COOL ((intents of your letter and the 1 11-yCaI-(Ild Nev. York City From an Orlando hairdresser the youth had passed a AND COLL [C Lii I) total of atta c hed pro posa ls," George C. youth who they sa y saw the who goes by the name of WITH A s2oo,cxxt in worthless checks. Bedell, university system world on a borrowed credit card Xavier. "OW phones have been ringing director of personnel arid and a check writing machine. Police said Henson told Xa- off the hook with , iectric G.nt-r.i calls from all faculty relations, said in Detectives said Thursday sier he needed the card to buy ove r from banks, money order response to the Mcgill letter, that Michael Thomas Reason, plane tickets to Orlando but in- firms, airlines ''; and others." ri ,j who was arrest ed when he stead be gan a tr ip that took him st-orm iViVIii. IIIL'U last year as coutunt pay nis oiii at a motet and rus girl friend to London, In a complex scheme, police call here Last Sunday, may have Paris, Madrid, Lisbon, Greece, said Reason deposited phony PLUMBING gone through a half million Africa, Hawaii and Hong Kong checks written on an official. HEATING. INC dollars on a two-month, around- w here he sta yed in a $135-a-day looking check writing machine I r I theworld_spending .spreewith a ho tel room and purc hased two in open ba nk accounts from "---as= W it n e s s I e I I s • -- — -J 'I IV ( )F'J"I ('I :\LS dntl ttlfiet't of the planned new ComBank of Longwood break ground for the facility on SR 434 near Wayman Street. "You'll rind, if you check, that the same jet4et sports lawyer, Von Dell, has loaned money to his clients at usurious rates."—Gjl,, Silver Spring, Md. ._....-" _ ____ , Ford told us he had vlaited Hutschnecker at WinterIkrger's urging, had received a "15-minute lecture on psychology," and had never seen the doctor again. This Is substantiated by Hutschnecker. In any event, Ford is known on Capitol Hill as a sound and sensible man. • • • • S paid by check. Ans: Ford made at least one visit to President Nixon's psychotherapist, Dr. Arnold Hutschnecker, in 1965. The confessed former fixer, Robert Winter-Berger, told us he drove Ford to the doctor's office and picked him up an hour later. Winter-Berger said Ford had complained about nervousness and depression. Ford came out of Hutschnecker's office, recalled Winter-Berger, carrying psychiatric reading material. Afterward Ford mentioned that he was continuing M see the psychotherapist, said Winter-Berger. On The Home front .,a I 4' Recieritly, at the b0lest of my husband, an avid tennis player, j decided to learn game Having your husband teach you to play tennis, I found, is like having him teach you to drive: e.g., a crummy notion. After I had failed to connect with the ball for the 90th time, my husbdmi announced tliat he had U S Postal Regulations provide that all mail subscription be paid in advance Entered as second class matter August 27. 1908 at the' Post Of f ir e of Sanford, F!or'da 32771 Longwood Ann Pe r - . • -. N - "Did President Nixon's choice for Vice President, Gerald Ford, like Sen. Tom Eagleton, receive psychiatric Lreutineiit ur not?"—J.R., Newark. N.J. - '-' - -, • FORD AND THEPSYCHOTIIERAPIST - . .1 I - - I also couldn't folk dance because S240 Mori 'h $28 401 Year -- - ": - Miss Finch always chose me as her partner-victim to demonstrate to the class how not to schotusche. Back at the tennis courts: after half an hour of madly chasing vagrant balls into adjoining courts — me, wearing an apologeti c grin, No part of any material, nev or ad.ertising of this edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner w,fPout written permission of the publisher of The Herald Any individual or firm responsible tor such reproduction wilt be considered as infringing on Tt't Heralds copyright and will beheld liable f or damage under the la -ii Published daily and Sundays- except Saturday :I ;____ RAYSTEVENS All Other Mail $2 l0Month 6Months$16 70 - -- Press Room Foreman Same As Home Delivery In Florida '--- couldn't I scale ropes, work out on the parallel bars, or play volleyball, 511 206 Months By Mail -- ::, were Friday, Oct. 26,1973-5A Teacher's Union To Meet ' ., In other words, the U.S. squandered nearly 54,000 American lives and hundreds of billions of the taxpayers' money to prevent a commin1st takeoicr that Is likely to occur anyway. By JOAN COLBY Copley News Service SUBSCRIPTION RATES SSc Week 11111111 - 'ineed In rs that he meant business by his vetoes and by impounding funds. Once convinced, the majority Corn', Room Fcimar, BItL VINCENT, JR Chief Photographer Home Delivery overshadowed in the news when Watergate burst upon the national scene like a skyrocket. Now fall is upon the United States of America. Watergate is receding deeper Into the pages of the daily newspapers and we have come back to the beginning of the circle. The annual autumnal budget showdown again is upon Congress, three months after the beginning of the fiscal year last July 1. Few appear to have noticed that the mood has changed. Scarcely noticed In the din of Watergate during the last half year was President Nixon's estimate that this year's budget just might be in balance If only the Congress shows a little restraint. At the beginning of 1973 it appeared that the budget deficit could be some $14 billion. Three factors are now responsible for the better outlook. First, federal revenue has been far beyond expectation because of booming business and substantial inflation. Secondly, Presid?nt Nixon was firm in his determination tItat the federal budget should be balanced. Finally, he con- • - •• •'-• vetoes of inflationary bills 1 - - - — the estate. The President is also using, rent free, the portion f the estate deeded to ,thplanalp. "What is happening to Vietnam since It was crowded out of the news by Watergate, Agnew and the Middle East?"— H.T.W., Boston. Ans: The fighting goes on In the Vietnam countryside. The secret intelligence reports out of Hanoi warn that the North Vietnamese leaders haven't given up their goal of communizing the coun try and are likely to ac hieve this before the end of the decade. - - C Subsequently, Abplanalp cancelled the entire $625,000 debt in return for title to the cuter circle of the presidential estate. Thus, Abpl.analp advanced most of the original capital, but Nixon, astonishingly, wound up with the heart of 1 -• 1 4 11, propoted - eyeball to eyeball with neither blinking. In subsequent months the 11 - P 1- 1 year later, the President borrowed another $175,000 from the obliging Abplanalp, of which $100,000 was used to reduce the mortgage and $75,000 went for Interest. All the ULL.. President and Congress were i' e memory of most Americans essential, such as defense, but dures that will finally give bill that appear to be ready for that the biggest flap in appears to be holding the line Cness a comprehensive intrcxtuctlon. \VLshinton durIng the first — IW three months of this year was the so-called battle of the budget during which the 1 mail, which runs around 300 letters fascinating tips—and also some with a day, is laced provocative questions. From time to time we will publish the most newsworthy answers: 11 understand President Nixon bought his San Clemente estate with campaign funds. To cover this up, he got his rich friend, Robert Abplanalp, to claim the money was a loan."— LB., Long Beach, Calif. Answer: The President put up $100,000 out of his own funds for the $2.95 million estate in July, 1969. He borrowed $450,000 from Abplanalp, applied $300,000 to th e - down 150 for furnishings and refurbishi ng. paym nt and spent $,000 in Congress has, on the whole, reasonably on programs that picture of all of Its upbehaved responsibly. It is can wait. propriatlons each year. These It probably has slipped the approving funds that are Quite as important are proce- procedures are included in a im 1- - - I - - - I ,— _, -r.~--_~--i'.:- State 's U sity niver Brass, Information By JACK ANDERSON and LES WHITIEN COILEY NEWS I __ -- . The Sanford Herald IJI.I.. large portion of the nation's younger generation. I would not be so hypocritical as to say Grandmother Horton never had Agnew or Watergate thoughts. But, the thing that would stop her arid the thing she impressed on my sister and me was, "Don't do it—you're sure to get caught and the cops are tough and you'll go to jail." U.S. Budgetary Outlook Is Good _- Contagious Habit - ~*--- - 1-79 Mailbag I And The Watergate Rascals Granny By JOHN PINKERMAN Editor, Copley News Service . __ -: Friday, Oct. 26, 1973 I 41 ________ - --- A Changing 0i - - Stop - - - Truck Scoles TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (API in Northwest Florida. The equipment is being used — The Fkirlda Transportation to gather information needed in Department says It is using a new computer to weigh trucks planning the structural design as they roar down the state's of highways, the agency said. highways. "Data on passing vehicles is The agency said "it no longer Is necessary for trucks to stop itoiind be weighed on portable transducers, or sensors, hit, er infor- bedded in the scales" in order to gath activating weight. pavemeflt fiU'.Ofl on their size or new electronic equipment housed Ili agency begr. its U customized trailer parked on lectronlc "weigh in motion" the 8tlju1t right of way," the studies this week at a site on said. Int.lrviriIø In in !I:ulki'in County department found out that these can be communicate." Don't Miss Sunday's Lifestyles in the 46th Annual Progress E i'fion of the Sanford Herald! It's The Biggest Market Place of Homes In Central Florida! READ IT! SAVE IT! MAIL IT TO YOUR FRIENDS & RELATIVES! DON'T MISS IT! THIS SUNDAY IN THE SANFORD HERALD ! I �_____ _______________________________________________________________________ ___ =-c -- I - 6A — The I nford Hera Her to Friday,Oct.6 1973 cs~#) WX - I . B.Snake - -1 - - -'' ------ _--_-_- I-.---- ... . SIX I lam ______ - --. .. - . ____ ~_ - "`_-~__-_ -- _1__-1 .- - ~ 4-T . -7 , I- I - . . . . ,_;_- __1 . . I - - - - -- .- k _ . _. - - -~_ - , .___ _-_ - z-,. . _-. , - ____ you IC I , tab I 18 20 21 t27 128 33 I lose each other and are prop- ____ 40 42 1 - - 53 _f_ 51 52 54 55 -_____~ I, -- _ ~~__= - -~= - .Z=__7 I - ~:7__~I_=== ~-.711_~!:Z~' — I I N how marvelous it would be to be married to him. That a the problem Larry says marriage is the kiss of death to romance. Is he right? Am I a hopeless romantic? ___ I - ________________ 2. - -1 I - ____ - ~= t be lt f one of those very dynamic young People who can y is the ability to look at the Overall Picture here and then to worries mom __________ L rOiiy s rrouiem acseat,n Charles wants some practical . . ~~ --- - ____ - athancrd degree Note toe 15 , - ___________________________ ______________________ - _-, ____-_ - —II -. --- CASE Y-553- Charles T., aged 24. attends a Seminary. I "Dr Crane," he begin. 111 am working on a Master's Degree. "What thesis topics would you suggest as combining some of ______________________ A __ __ all - __ - _1 - 7-----t-~_--.- -~_-___-__ ~ __ . . , N - - __ -1 . ~__- __ — _~ . ___ __ ; t 1: I "For I'm fed up with a lot of the so stuff often stressed by our professors." i : ~ M- ~~- ~- t It E I-- _-?__ . topics can be derived from the field of religion, - - 1. _- - -----'--__________ - __j I1 - . 1I 11 .. -I , Ani -, _ ., x - - A - _ ____________________ _! : .117 .. 4 _ ___________ Under the general title of . I "Fringe Benefits of Religion." Charles might thus analyze the following ui Do active chw'ch mem . : ; -11 ,,f-,__ "~%A the cancer death rate, plus the q, 1_52 ____Aff!!~ -. 1;14~ 'ri,j , , '. ~_ __ j7 - . -1k - I . - --- - . - . I - _ - : II - _11 . -. io heart attacks and strokes, ~ - i .I - _ , . -- - wan ts ~, ~>._ - -1 *areer's 350000 ea liquor parties" . I college" (11) Which group is relied upon to offer major support to !6 IVKQjt. • it': • on the first Ie.d of trumps South could have stopped for a moment's thought to see the cinch wa to make his con. •98 +571! doggling. then they also finance heart right then #961 •Qi'4I •AQJ SOUTH their local church, but are also • KQJ command"red to underg" the United Fund and other local T I #A K deaths taverns and has far more 1'.1" " Insomnia, both of which lead to . More nitdical bills provident for II.,eir families. as ' - Too bad I didn't bid three by carrying adequaie life inhad the lieijrl, stopped LzalliflIEN V fit. 'i'll-I it - _ - P : ~ - =91 - 4;:•_ Most of America's that vontrart ** ' colleges. hospitals and has sent l Too bad vou didn think unselfish Y workers to foreign little in the' Ia #JbvrIjuti3' 1 S o What Ib lite relitive crime to act iveV members', education and morality' __ 9 21 9 __ --- 77 . .. I bi ltI,1a •t'* and mat,e at to drugs, alcohol, nominal church wilnitlit-1 ship' with the ace and led eanother diamond and South had to lose , tjo •, ill 15 three duL in addti 'n to , Vas If • how atxul the reiatise j 41dillullon - re tilvjlllng they Ilever chow up lit , thin h Itt'J)t orth in 4merica siumberig ly had run oft se e ral roands jf abuui 4n peu ent of our pple trumps and then led h's smgk lb h 65 1 I t h I F. d - Aiicriean lb Remember. too. (W active It was a rather long grunt but church members are a minority North was really mad South ity that se "art ve church mem. ' F or maiy Aft nations to leach them better diamond openin *g your spade dicine. agriculture, ame was a cinch.Pie grunted I IitIH hi* • , II*•Ø 1d ) tt*t$ I•, t.Is Aw oft of his 6"60011 I s.., the hert trick D' 5CC W,',• North was V angry 6 Wher West ~,huwed out . , Pj- .14 •' AQUALIUS (Jan 21 to Feb 19) Fine day to put ,our Impression on others Cultivate new contacts of worth banner day, pm Hogan's Heroes Lucy Show 03) News 1A , I - H,---,,i-- (44) 11:30 (2) 16) (9) - UI1L1_-1tq9El1$Rr- I , 0 300.4 so IN - 1 00 " .~6 iN#G IN A FRI. THI '°: ."41will . Pi s, I 4• You *Nfulh Wd *A 2 T! # % iiii x *, 4A K j 4 ; 14 hit A-Hid ii%r clob %. Thrrr I% ,a ,irring to-mllitAtion to u%e Ill,,k. (4t)d ht hut ii nu do nd iiur o 4 ri r"' hn ,so i wani to hid is u rr , Cullen. FRI 2307 309 00 SAT.1:30-4:30-7:35.9:10 ('• I - A Monster ol- Myth ... 4 (\ - 1 , I;i.ZAA UfjIU4)fl4 •' 9 P"A i _____ 8&e* " OBkw AND FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE ô n** P M. ii em . fliIi TUESDAY thru SATURDAY s W st Tuesdays Wednesdays (6) News (44) The Untouchables 1 SPECIAL Sly and the Family (6) News Reasorier Stone host tonight's wingftg. R eport OPENING SPECIAL Their guests will lx Mark. 7:00 (2) America (4) H (9) Lawrence Haw Welk (44) Wrestling 1 Almond, Melissa, Manchester, PAN FRIED Vali and the Four Seasons, Atlee Yeager and Uttle Sister. CATFISH "# a " (6) Jockey Cup Race (13) Movie 00 (2) NFL Highlights (6) TBA EAT -&%ifmd Inn .g11e4, " •.m iiiana "U h ALL YOU CAN - - and Slay." I wwwwwliff ASESSAMMMMEMMS 1 11 1 11 1 1161 11 1 1 00 0) Cot. I)l-\ SPOON \W.RI) Theatre Ili) Paul Lyncle Show 9:00 (2) Movie (6) Mary Tyler Moore Show (44) Celebrity Bowling I 11 Ail rraig, Oefj.l CJ0 dJ honotea CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE ¶t Rv1NG COMPLETE OI4'S UPoTi 1) A'i IIWN' 17-92. North in FLRN PARk TLPTAIP.'T NIHTLV . ni LAMPL'G"" LOU (44) Nck Owens Show 10:00 (6) Carol Burnett Show (9) Griff (13) Delphi Bureau ( 44) Wllburn Brothers 11:00 Peter Gunn DRINKS V2PRICE 1-2:30 NBC Tiff., - MIDNIGHT 6:30 (2) News t24) ZOOm (13) an BAND HIS LADIES NIGHT 10 30 (44) Porter Wagoner 4 30 (2) NashvIlle Music Thoalre 111004 ____ (13) Peter Gunri (44) Movie (6) The Flinistones (9) Saturday __________________ 1 ., 7:30 (2) Lassie AsqAs VEAL PARMESAN Choice of Two Vegetables, 11 30 (2) Mode (6) MOiI () N ews (44) All Nile lit 1101~ OIt4*(. C&X:ff*b1t4DXW1 EVERYTUESDAY (6) News (9) News (44) Night Gallery / l EVERY FRIDAY EVERY THURSDAY I i lb. Chopped Sirloin OR Chicken In Dumplins ! ,z lb. Western Stea k choice of Two Vegetables og Choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread & Butter 0 $log '' - _~ 1 oo c) All NIte -' ' Movies 1:15 (2) Thriller . . . ' - - Of Sxt _--m-n- - __ And The . , Ogg y Creeh 8 I -492010-- 00 (2) lidviIIe ~ he or she will be I ROCRIMIG CHAnk NOV. 2nd i' mental, PhYsicil and spiritual travel He sl,lre 10 gi ve as fine a comprehenrive courn of education 23 You can. adding - i foreign tongues to the curricula, stressing psychology and WALKIN TPIL 0 .. 01 S philosophy at well The field of importb or exports could lie Ideal here, giving an opportunity to roam ,h e catill Ill d 0:1 L!~N ___________________ /j'C - CAN "::j7 f LUNC H $1.50 DINNER Gpel Hour - more know kd 9:ft (2) Adams Family (6) New Scoobly Doo ALL Y OU II_ i____~ :z _1_~~ ~~_ .~_ I--- - . (f) Super Friends (24) Sesame Street fin -1 . ~ (44) Day Of Discovery - • I I ~I 1~ I,. (24) MisteRog-ers Neighborhood Seasons Restaurant, I L EAVE THE ~X - 3 COOKING Private (6) Bailey's Comets , Now at t e EAT OUT (6) FlIntstones (9) Bugs Bunny Leroy Jenkins ~ Ogg -M ! , --, II 3) Peter Gunn 5:30 (2) I be Explurers (6) Arnazlng Chan . I - - - - __~ --- I. __ ~I 4,". .- I J - J .! id -z! i -AU W - -_ ~~_ .~ -1 -1 t - Appoa!ing in out chrung room this ops "Madras" Backed up by Scaflops Ei Casserole, Red Sna ppe r, Scamptsin __ i---- I !F _~ r__ ~_ - -4 LIT - 1_U_ -- i - - (44) Gou Wilnøit 10 00 (2) My Farite Martians I- --.________________ (o; )oUr ig ri for Novcmti, is now ready l'or your copy send your huthdatv and SI to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper) Pox 629 400 Che Legend U# r tt rii uiir Jafiflt•i . • '. ke S 30 (6) Bob Newharl 1~~~ 1~ A anything who will benefit tremendously (rain ~vur parinri,i9inkir trome%frong Of Your life 11 lAftCly Up 10 YOUS .11 Ilu". if hr t ,,n Carroll i item fndiid,.il I luli 11 . (") BOXIflQ From (44) Movie 2:30 (13) Movie (14) Eleciric Company Envir onment () Summer Semester i MAN or ANIMAL One Of those fj-~clrtiling Young people whose mind is capable almost .14 SATURDAY 6:00 (6) Growtir's Almanac for CXLCIlent future II 'OUR (luLl) IS BORN tODAY a.m. EVENING (24) Electric Company ootb3lI Roundup (44) Combat 1:30 (9) NCAA F ootba ll (24) Eleciric Company 2:00 (2) Movie (6) NBA Basketball Wide World CX Sports g - "7 11:30-1 Again." (9) Patrldge Famli Phoenix (2) Flying Nun PISCES (Feb 2t) to hiar I`0) Contact influential Persons You know and reach a fine uncitrilandivg with ,hem Ile 1_i,1 Mon. thru Fri. - tie Southeastern (9) Tarzan () H i gh Midnghl H a m Iil2p m 1. Trial i The (6) Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids (13) movie (24) Sesame Street 1:00 (2) Soul Train MORNING ONLYI Football 11311 &,Wvl* Aj-chie Movies (44) News & (6) 1200 (2) The Jetsorn Night Gallery Tonight Show Movie Wide World Of Entertainment (9) All Goober & 7he Ghost Chasers AFTERNOON Special hill a 30 11 I six rTTT cc I ~R V%DI I I I IllOwtill _f AT11 ! S11 VM r. 111111 JZ33=1114711:41 IM KUM=V7 .11L,111111T. ____ I\ 5p m Til7p m i> T Lunch Served a I v..' CBS never wanted to but, ( 44) The Munsters (6) News, %, 1 *_ ~1 1~ BLOCK BU STERI On" and a medIc) with on Pussycats (9) Mission MagIc Show ___________________________________________ ' uu i sti t () Josle And ove American Style (24) Black Compows 10:30 ( 44) Bobby Goldsboro (9) Brady Bunch A TRUE STONY IE isi __ _ ____ Har k ey, Henry t C,audn, H E Brockman, MOye,St.eele, Pope, Cornea and TFI I \ Country Western Mt'c will be presented by the groupa, headed b Checker doing "The (6) Speed Buggy (9) Brady Kids ((24) Sesame Street 4) Waiiy's Workshop 11:30 (2) Pink Panttw 1000 (2) Brian Keith u'vvortmen G u he and hlolden play monks Dean also sinip; "Free to Carry Store than two dozen ol,l songs (241 Masterpiece Thea tre (44) Don Kirshner's Rock Concert Sa nford And Son ________ 14 ' DANCING and "The Sil,2nt Spot" in which 0 Of Week (13) hl=I a -- I Neighborhood (9) Room 722 (13) Football Game I 00 courtesies rig and Christ- _. . - - : z.-~ -. 1 1 1 . . I . * (44) The Muters 11 00 (2) sigmund (4) Movie (a) Andy GriffIth R1 Enjoying the evening and hospitality of the Stinsons were their home in ,Mobile. ,4 ~_ (24) MisteRogers, Odd Coupl# (24) FreWle Klng 9:00 (2) Untamed World 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon . . OPEN 10 A M TiI2A M 1 Mile South Big Tree Longwood filmed at the Santa Ci v ic Auditorium In ca1ifia Wild Kingdom (9) (24) Chan ese Way mn_ I Hwy 17.92 didn t want it to work lie Crystals and the Coasters are 9 (6) Cass Eiliott SciaI N 0 F Conrad,ZsazsaGaborand Ray .arket scene I 4 1 1. hey've been after Savalas says he hoped it wouldn't sell. on stage tonight. The show was 144) The "d Ones (2) 1 Tell The Truth 0 Conrad, Rowan and Holden, . F% . f) ABC "IN Kojak will hide sneaked up on him When he CONCERT" ostalgia time n a leading psychiatrist. ' some% he ~ 're. ojak sees a did last season's very good TV as the "oldies but goodleill, rostitute on the street, he-11 movie. What we need." he says, .. The Marcus-Nelson entertain tonight. Such old-time her to get lost lie II behae genc) thing in the contract stars (for rock n roll) as Apparenil) in his mind like a real co D behaves, not which meant that he'd have to Chubby Checker, Jackie be turned into a movie on the like some T Boy Scout- do it if it became a series. He Wilson, Bobby Rydell, Dion, the Squar es k !! un,' of Savalas uncles he says is Tells cays *:30 (2) ________________________ were appointed on a co,nmittee to investigate the need arid are making came an actor. B~sicles. one EVENING _tP_ IJ_ a ton -1 CL U DI 1~1 .C11 COMEDY HOUR Stevens take pot shot3 at him. __ ment before he became a he's going to insist on it being news man b'r be cs' n _______________ 'I - - -, I lie knows what he's talking sass his uncle the pschia Review Planet of the Apes" This is the ______ am ' . £ of Mobile Ala 'r fleWiyWeds ing over the property. lie also Telev NIGHT MOVIE "Beneath the - DEAN Ho Dean Main stars in a ruined a (ew generations of sa ys four directors are fight 0 N, ~v at Sanford Naval Air Station. The bridegroom's parents are ,Mr. arid Mrs. Clyde St. Bradley and somewhat on his psycho- .:T'a . 'ugical bacgrouni kids with his ideas " THE - were married at the Holy Cullen and M :•- . first break he gets from Ko cops NOW Innocents Episcopal Church, whatonhips',chIc. experi jak. The script is based soine. 9-11 CBS THE CBS FRIDAY re-union In Georgia and Stephen Medlo'-d Bradley O'Haraol Atlanta. She attended for elementar) school in Sanford during her fa ther's tour oilily CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to )an 20) Good day either to study ways to get ahead yourself, or to talk matters over with a sp,:,:Ialtst for his opinion An extended vacation can trump whereupon he would be on tile good hearts. c. , Miss Karen Louise O'Hara t 1k (6) (9) who can help you gain them Do nothing off color take his dubs- lead ailuther diamond or just give up • I'— Ili- I Repeal VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Do whatever will make your home happier and more comfortable Lntertain some in the afternoon in a way that will charm others Enjos keep South from gettin cirrhosis of the h% rr o from long .S. .11. Bradlev " Mills* /as usuall IVC1 /n and the first thing he said -- . 6 Ia . e Gov. Ronald Regan is tonight's roastee as Wilham Holden, Dan y after the usual socialiv grace. witches In the party area affairs can be well spent today State your aims to persons 8-7. East would take his nine ojack Anyhow, Savalas breezed in 7 cented by m.iniature ghosts and meeting. Atlanta, The bride is the daughter of Capt. 1 USN) and .Mrs. Hugh L. expand in the future, so forget all those Small though ts menting with Cojak and Cojaques tJUU Mrs Madison In another .flashback, the tale is told how OscarandBlanchegotmafflej 19 while he spent to weeks In his 'A-W- Army reserve unit. lie proposes to her by phone and, when she 4 rthes for the wedding, finds everything has been --- screw up y one A. Felix =~~ Unger, and it has to be a rush )ob tablet Mrs J P Cullen Invited reit from worry !hat you need now Do something thoughtful for close ties Don't get taken in hy a fo,irflusher Think and there Fast would still take your in•uitis faculties in mportant matters Spend evening h msaceandrelurnadlamofld with family but nnw South would be able to SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dcc 21) Time spent at social lead a trump toward clummy's and then VL5IIOII U IJ meeting. ,Mrs. Dempsey Carnes sery as secretary pro tern in the absence of club secretary, Mrs. Verne Messenger, who with her mother, Mrs. Ullian Vickery was enjoying a hunfly SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) Thinking big will help you IL COUPLE "This Is the Army, varieties and mammoth sizes The delicious dinner was won the attention and plaudits served buffet style on IV GliSlINI (May 21 to June 21)If You Please close ties and Ou si e contacts, You find you get much cooperation and the future is brighter DO some Pleasurable entertaining in the p rn troublemakers fW they will be the hostess group. Club president, Mrs. Robert fascinating people for intelligent conversations Avoid All he had todo was to le a d 4 Vold . came as future Once your work is done, devote yourself to mate. Happiness is yours for the making yourself LIBRA (Sep( philosophical material for growth. Later get together with tract 4K94 20) Delve right into LEO (Jul y 22 to Aug 21) Enjoy recreations and find the t %0RTII &lay MOON CIIILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Do some favor . for those who assist you in your home of business and gatn their goodwill easily Organize your wardrobe I easy access and avoid clutter in your home D i n' pause to see CIflCriL d 20 to reached a corporate decision on how to spell it. They've settled on Kojak, after expert• n oJ ther group to her M)TUe Avenue responsibilities and plan how o handle others better in the WIN AT BRID __ E — r damage? I 13) Which rauses the most ____________________ dau: ctive church folksauto I -. - - - ____~ ---t-] TAURUS (Apr I m glad that CBS has finally MARTIN __________________ said, -equai to or surpassing In it. the Devil takes Adolf Hitler in th e breadth of form of a beautiful young gir l his villainy. Don't forget, he (So what el-e is new") Ile L his k hips in his new series. 1111111 Dried arrangements ac- home for the November - A slate company advised me that (here disease epidemic as great is a slate dressing available for such use. The floor wax mon those active church com nies suggest either a paste or seir-poushing wa members? -P&V. (8) Do employers have & DEAR POLLY - When making pants with elastic waistpreference for the &ctive church bands always start to insert the elastic at the center back. mbers? Sew the car-ing chill with a contrasting color throad on the (9) Do active church folks inside and there is neer an) doubt about which is the front show as much absenteeism and which is the back. Now my daughter never has to ask and I also rorn e jo , espec a therLwasnuwasiormetose . Communications can bnng excellent L.c Foxx's old friends before he hit it b in televisi on. U M f'12 )OP M LOUNGE OPEN DAILY 0 10-11 NBC d to-wall bland, ~nd t row area are played by Redd 4 II )OA //y, ful introductory phrases, con. Freu . I wasn't very pro-Freud, either. (\LAJ - - - trist. has flipped ov' script, I.arriont.11'cel bad. lie doesn't get because he's bri lit. Maybe PY.cholo8y major at CoI umbia the right reaction from Lamont. it's just because te's Greek University . . . before he lie thinks Kojak has a Many of the ,,buffu,, in the skid Who knows' Or cares' went into the State Depart- chance to make it because freeloaders and next month suggestions A day for into the slate keeps it nice looki Jayne may need to do this severRI times, over a perigg.of time, but it should tranfluifizur-,' A - successfully later. to it in ood condition. Slate needs to be oiled occasionally. cigarette smoking, which our lic.at . - who - ., - Jayne few rops of light household r sewing machine oil rubbed __-'.... - the United Fund Drises and finance the MIA lIA (Vt) Scouts Cam Fire Girls Red bers have a lesser divorce rate (7ros3 et all and why' Remember alter church 12) Ho they enjoy a Jonger folkspaythe,rceercedta xes t0 span here in America? finance a lot of welfare boonUnder this heading might fall , _ I Zr ~~- I am answering slate knick-knack shell. With it came directions for keeping life Ri y f ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr. 19) you haye fine ideas th . need further study before putting them in operation brighten the surface of a decorative ece of slate. I have a- They'd make excellent kiddi better c urch reared es readers' And do Masters or PhD topics 100, more of them flU th for both Liberal Arts Colleges high school and go on to ~ . -- - __ I ~, - By Dick Kloiner Fuentes, )f 1 11 Chico Lamont i C l! ia as goes into the used-auto-parLi Over the years. Telly has business and Fred thinks It probed to be what we in the mearis the end of their part- columnist trade call "good .. He opens his mouth COPS Philodendron of many ___ DEAR POLLY througib the pleasant gardens n Sa P or a % I' $149 SPECIAL - 11011 YV,000 "Fuentes, We Still Have ir..... a 30 NBC SANFORD AND talk to and all ou get is wall SON This month Group I planried, 11 TV Time Previ(,N~rs k ea - There are some actors you borne on West 16th St. Upon prepar ed and se rved U dintier. Group - H ouse . '~( - '$ . 8-8:30 CBS CALUCCI'S second "apes" film of the year. search of a missing spaceship. control %ill help in conquering DE. This is Jose Perez's It a sequal to the Planet of Apes 9-9:30 ABC ROOM 222 found treasure he runs out and control the planet On the apes. Franciscusrealizes he "Twenty Five Words or lass" night. As Ramon Gonzales, the Apes and once again stars which he lands and he goes buys his mother a washer-dryer Is back on earth, that his There is a lesson talucci s bachelor-about-townOiarleton Heston and adds hiding. He finds people Into to be learned for her birthday. It is then that e helper, he falls in love. Ile's trajectory took hl full circle. from this one. hlerbie Mitchell Bernie (David Jollhffe) has to James Franciscus as an dowed with ESP and thought Kim Hun r Maurice Evans, (Bruce Kirby Jr.) confounds his admit he sen t the winning bowled over by Samantiw, who Amedcan astronaut who is sent control, but who can't speak Roddy Mcwall and Vi c to r schoo lmates by winning 1500 in tele jumps right from the unem. through time and space in gram as a Joke They hope the esp and thlought Buono are featured - Halloween was near. A plan disiding the membership in two i~rroups has been adopted. arrival guests enjoyed a Woll U-- - - --) Calucci has to console Gon. I tales. I reminded every one tnat Mrs. Clyde Stinson was hostess for tho October Azalea GENERAL TENDENCIFS: A beautiful day Garden Club meeting at her beyond their present boundaries combining actions with re liance on hunches This enables you to get the best from combining mature judgment with intuitive perception. Fine for romance too y on r- - - ~,~ -3~- ---.." ~. w -, -.1 - %'S FRING E ________________________ - 11 ."110 AZAI.EA GARDE.N CLUB ________ • 11 hits ,_• quickly as she arrives, and I from the Carroll Riter Institute and evening to expand your activities far longer just for problems like ours. As it is our child does n bave the safety she shuuld have while I-idin _- - -i!-!~ _ ___ ___ - __ - .. - _. _ . - - '. . - : __ _ - .. -1 - . - - ~ =--.. - - _____1 , __ - -1-~=__l Z;9~&.-.;'---- -~--i~~ 1 ~_ ! car. After checking we decided on the one te safely in the seat They should have at least one belt a little . _ ,. -- 4 ~ We were assured this was the safest model for baby-My Pe Peeve is with the makers of the seat belts in the car. 'Ours Thes d also serve as superb I A~ / that has shoulder harness that slips through tile ., -at [)ell. ITLt---_ — %hich are outlined below. - ht a baby seat for our en months old baby and selected the kind that slips under tile ill 7101;ZoKOM l I * (Swan Sarandon) leaves as ____ en ~__,__~~- .- i -., .. .---."I ~ I _________ . r - 'ri . ____ ployment tine Into his heart, ui'agement ring and all Hut tilt, Itec.swiziging Samantha program with informatior, than Nov. 4 by calling JoAnn CARROLL RIGHTER'S on- II ; - ' ve le lures of the day she received time to get ready for Nov. 17. her U.S. Citizenship papers at H nt u bi 1e ns banda age four. shirts, straw hats, whatever '9 Family 11fe, no matter what I .:41~ i %. J (- __ -_ - . __________ if' orange antique satin draperies. I e some 0 e girls will have suggestions for removing those water . -_ &11-, _____________________ ____ about Children DO make a Wilt . home 423-4313 or office difference 423 1448 fk'' ______________________ 1'it telling of her adoption in Crm S dp')ed p' chart ____ _~_=_1 7_ _ . ~_-_____-_____. ___ _______ and Mrs. James Sprigg. Highlight of the program was taken front the Starch, is.sue of Consumer Report. by Sandra. Ginny concluded the DEAR POLLY - I accidentally left a window open Crane, Ph.D, M.D. I __________ I Friday, Oct. 26,1973-7A The Sanford Herald W in the face game of chance" such as a hamburger etc Two After purchasir three jelly of the children will be in (It in ill the path , which makes (or big success There could -also be a great pianist, violinist, orchestra leader in thil; — __ - - - - __ I _______ sisualization, intellect and pe rseverance in the nature, so be form it lakes it not only best appropriate for a ha)Tide, pull sure to ve as fine an academic education as you can There but cessar}, was pointed out it out" r I -- :: will lake eight children from FORECAST FOR SUNDAY, ocroBER 28, 1973 - =~-=_~~~_ - - - he or she ill ____ plyi AlIft is a the purchaser to Put a Pie in h) drocephalic and another early, then be o with congenials for recreations and the Face." Sonic people seemed muscular dystroDhy. hobbies Contact oily those you truly like Avoid any to reall) enjoy smashing a pie troublemakers in the fa At the regular October mee ti ng of the girls 1 IRRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) Go over ur hiidgct JOUI a prorain entitled "Lo ve is IL1rr1)' and Mrs James Larclully arid make basic improvements Use yo'ur own good fixing Family Favorites" was Sprigg. Casselberry, were the Judgment and common sense Reach better understanding recipients of most of the presented. Betty Karnes, ith mate. hlicheline Laughead and SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov. 21) Think of your own shaving cream pies. However Pat St. Amand, Micheline Sandra Sprigg wer- in welfare is much as possible now and make big headwa in business and Laughead, Justine .Murray, of Part One Meat, followed by Ic 0 out socially interesting people persona y an meet Kathleen Rapaport. (.enny guest speaker, Mrs Lin SAGIITARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec. 21) Quietly think out Jacobs and JoAnn Wilt will also [.Oman, Orange Co. Home how you can gain the favor of bigwis now and advance rece ie a few awards Rep Bill Economi Agt who ha ve an more quickly thereby. Do some philanthropic work Be kind Gunter and Don Rider both oral quiz and a ifide presenand Considerate ta'ion on the different cuts of sisited the chapter booth CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Ian 20) Ideal day to get meat and where they are found. together with good friends for a fine time while discussing At the Chanter Meeting and .1 of a ;talwart pal ,Mrs. Laughead gave the Program , on Sept. 25 Farridy Just when needed b Mi Pat group a Swedish Meatball Iafeas rt By POLLS' CRAMER DEAR WANTS: Don't give him an ultimatum unless you're prepared to We him. At least he's honest and Isn't leading you on. if it's marriage you want. took for a man who's im"agesible. Larry Isn't. - . Kradle Kare, Lake howell Rd., GESIINI (Nfit.y 21 to June 21) Ideal day to get results in in Maitland trick or treating. whatever is of greatest importance it.e to Y Th e cha shop for new clothing pter had a booth at The children will be picked up uality b quantity. MOON CHILDREN (June rest from the Pine hills Shopping Center from 4 p.m. until 6p.m. or later. to July I) Bazaar, Sept. 29 and 29 and After the Trick or Treat the tensions and conic to a better understanding with good friends and trialiu,13 at tectration Show mate You are received second place award children will be treated to some A devoted Avoid difficult pcon for th emostunIqu idea, "A pie ki nd of tr eat for themselves, acco mPlish almost anything desired because there is • . i~: He's getting all the privileges of marriage with none of the responsibili ties I know he cares for me, but how can I t him to marry me? Is an ultimatum the answer? WANTSMARRIAGE ____________________ = -c- * POLLY'S POINTERS &%_ and we see all the basebl football, hockey, and basketball games e hase a great ti me together, and I keep thinking ___ ___ - ___ some amusements that are mutually enjoyable. Be generous, in long dresses. e Your career aims so that they will support them. Advance and make this a valuable d&v for you, riscus (Feb C o o:r_,xce i 'o cent 11or getting into ii ta Find the right sources unknown to you before. 26 —ff.= ing. We date four or five nights a week. He loves sports, xi GENERAL TENDENCIES - Get busy with duties and various errands - that await your Jilemion fakc wha t e ver long time plans concerning home 11i1..a Bennett, Mr?,I 1fh spook" in a coffin Prizes ill C= or family (flat can bring you goodwill and 30iVe Assistance Jacobs, Mrs. Paul be given for the st costumes ARILS (Mar aans with famil y ties in three categories. I In p 0 I I a n c e that increase security and harmony at I Aa ndra) of he month ial YO hu:ches eceived' et gi are ir r members and 1) n (talk too much. Ritual at the ch p TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20) Study some plan with a Oct. 23 at 617 East Colonial On OcL 31 chapter members partner for success in the future Later get out together to Lie, Orlando. All were attired IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY - - 61 be married a disrcee and the) stad married for 15 --: .-----;~ ___~, . , — 59 _J men and get invited o often Larry 46, be was married when be was 17, but it was _______ . ~~e_ _tc_ _. - .-, - __ - 58 ,year-old daughter. People tell me I'm very attractive and hpve a good personality. I'm a receptionist, meet many - 1 _____ da 4 4S 49 50 ies - J 22 23 _24 _25 _25 57 - -; L - — - __ 'ii' ' VIRGO (Aug 22 to Se pt 22) Get important tasks done — __ _ - - -. . ---__~_ -: _:~____-. -- - -_ - - Don't start or get into any arguments and all works out fine. beans if one was red it entitled wheelchairs, one 1 — ___________________________ I chiaJ has failed our visit there will be strictly - - Beta Sigma Phi Sorority has is planned at the home of Faye Ho1zhauer, 2062 Eastbrook many programs for the Fall A lot of and Winter months. They have Blvd.. Winter Park. unusual spDokey decorations four new p!edges for this year; will be used includipg "A LEO (July " to Aug 1) Make needed repairs i mprovements at home Come to right decisions with kin ____ rehabilitating couples after every- Wilig else ilachilding psy- - 58 K1101111 irr 1 112 17 19 sexual dysfunctIon and base done a remarkable job of ~_7 -~- t 14 - 500 and 10 d.s to (we weeka St IAU at - Turf 10 erly motivated. there IS hope. It you can Pfford to spend _________________ nickname 5001v in It;& 11 IN giWing 3 Kir,~,,[ (.,kr really satisfied her, b she never corn I)Etfl MI.SS1"G It : Iferb 9 1C.', 1101 import,int to tier and I shouldn't "urry about it. but I do. I know I'm cheating her. And rm cheating myself, too, because I twar that some couples in their 60s enjoy sex. Don't suggest psychJatry. I've had two years of that and got nowhere. Wl,at, do you say? MISSING SOMETHING -I . . 491'r:sidcntaj 3iUuck. bli(kbird led e 8 cheated on my wife and I never will Occasionally one of us will initiate some foreplay because we a both very affec tionate, but It always ends in humiliation for me. She sa ys .. never ship 48 Havoc I roll I rr plained. I felt like a failure, so I Just quit trying. I've never ' ~-.~- , know I - I. -. 41Hat.bo(iom 28 Japanese voi ICas I . 19 Turn to the right form I 6 Person oi 40 Ilods,of water very little experience for a 22-year-old coliege graduate. 1 _________________________ _____ antelope 5 FU I rom b bd 38 Draw forth 45 Wor III m 4rk letter tree lab South n We have none My wife was a virgin when I married her, and I had _____ Ill she I Fr I 36 Fish lovely home, and an excellent income. We love and respect each other, have a good weial life, and just about everything one could ask for What's our p roblem? Our sex lives J7 (.ridiron çg ii Lists 1,l," \ 191~ ,00_ 39 Pris,mer's master Quondam verb endi I7 COII4tmfl 32 Grea t Lake 34 Compose type 35 One (Ger I DEAR ABBY: My wife and I have been married for nearly 20 years. We have three well-adjusted children, a ___________ pc)l 11 1tr -- A I M FhjpAnl I 11 Pet#-rige 12 Neverlhele_%% coII Magic word 3SmjIjie By Abigail Van Buren ~ IF I 10 \Irt 60 21 Feminine mckriame " - - - from the Carroll Righter Institute A R,P L ~' 9 Inq-ine 9Soll set tiI 18 He I - fri Epsilon Al LI'HOROSCOPE L Z," word,. I tornmoj lp for frustrated pair at professional 1 . _ - 1-4 1 E ; P - T' Lie __ (Bib i 54 Death not we 14 Islands near 53 Sound of New Guinea diiapproval Isonthe 56 a,vin' -_ -p rading sheltered side S7 Three FORECAST FOR SATURDAY, OCIOBER 27, 1973 j ___ IjL1 (TCARROLL RIGHTER'S 1e;U:mber Rufla est 51 - - ACROSS Ut ___-- to Preyious Puz:io IQ L [ - ~~E~*__ __'I ______ Ansr 7 Kind Words . - - __________________________ I A. - - I 4 ç ring Ifl e Sanford Herald are available to YOU in 8x o reprint , , size a,1, - a =% BUR REYNOLDS . I - i ') II ... II (6) Favorite Marl Ian (9) Lassie's Rescue -I' MOV I@ E lectric Corn Wally 's or L s . __ .,- I -:S Plusall- ti me favorites like NewYotk OflO • HAUS Lounge Open 10a ni Ph. 322.9716 2544 Park Ave. Sirloin, V Parmesan, Fdet a P Prime Ribs andmox Dori't miss the fin, gnon, 1111110 I t I i oldfa am es and conter £iJ d •i1 i t rary souncl kim I ,tiawbu INIffalt. 11110d 1,11 111C,It', (11 ,I li-IL IL111, ki A j>erfect encore to the w-olnin ~1 lush Coffee I tona The 3 Restaurant t of Interstate 4. For reservations call 668-4493 • I - �- -.-._-a._aJ--_._.,. - .- t•t - -- -- - _t_.__.._._,..____,.._e__,. 8A— The Sanford Herald c Friday, e,. 4, ompar do - Oct. 76, 19/3 ri IT , vou can The Sanford Herald t Picks P eacekeeping U.N. The play's the thing... Force, or so Wm. Shakespeare tells us. This may fj~ ffmd I" -Muw--V~ better than Zayre! Friday, Oct. 26, 1973-1B ff I Israel Ch~~~Drges MLIL1190 The Discount Department Store By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 29,592-ton Sins, which Israel charged Egypt with new violations of the cease-fire today as U.N. officials began U 1111t Egy I A itilitack p not be exactly the type of olay he had in ' planning to send military units United States, Britain, France, is owned "relatively quiet" all day. As. by Israeli interests but sails un- sociated Press correspondent unilaterally into the Middle the Soviet Union and China. der the Liberian [lag. It was Ronald Thomson reported from East. apparently en route to the Sinai the outskirts of Suez that only The Security Council voted Egypt had asked the United F4 assembling a new U. N. inili- oilfield which Israel seized occasional shellfire was heard, 'n'day to send in a peace- States and the Soviet Union on tary force to try to enforce the from Egypt in the 1967 war, and Israeli troops told him keeping,force and to expand the Wednesday to send troops from Security Council's call for a A first Israeli announcement much of the shelling came from observer corps already in the their forces in the Mediterratruce between Israel and said the ship was sunk. Later a Egyptian guns. region. It asked Secretary- nean to enforce the cease-fire Egypt. spokcsman said the ship was hit A U. N. spokesman In Cyprus General Kurt Waldheim to re- as a peacekeeping force. The Israeli military corn. in the hull and was taking water said the first troops for the Port today on the preparations inand reported that Egyptian but the crew was trying to keep Middle East peacekeeping for the force and how much the The United States rejected artillery fire disab!ed an oil it afloat, force would leave there this effort would cost, the request and put its military tanker at the southern entrance afternoon, but there was no in. As an immediate measure, bases under a precautionary to the Gulf of Suez and that An army spokesman said the dication yet how soon the bulk the council voted to dispatch 897 alert. Egyptian tanks attacked Israeli tank attack was made about of the force could be assembled Austrian, Finnish and Swedish positions on the west bank of the 9:45 a. m. by troop3 of the and sent to the cease-fire lines, troops from the U.N. peace"The alert will not last one Suez Canal nor th of Suez. Egyptian 3rd Army, which the Agreement on a council reso- keeping force on Cyprus to moment longer than absolutely But an Egyptian military Israelis say was trapped by lution barring big powers from Egypt. necessary and will be lifted as spokesman in Cairo Indicated their dash down the west side of pa rticipa ting In a Middle East The Security Council vote soon as there Is no threat of the tanker had been disabled by the canal Tuesday, between the peacekeeping force eased te- came on a resolution offered by unilateral action," Secretary of mines rather than artillery fire, First and second cease fires sions the council's eight nonaligned State henry A Kissinger told a and denied that Egyptian tanks Egypt charged earlier that The United States early members. news conference. were attacking Israeli forces on Israeli troops made two attacks Thursday had put its forr tin a The resolution specified that 'i .tba tIeeukoftheSuczCanal on the city ot Suez Thursday, precautionary alert around the none of the troops will come White House sources said the Lloyd's of London said the but Israel said both the Egyp- world amid concern in from the permanent members alert might be called off on a tanker was believed to be the tian and Syrian fronts were Washington that Moscow was of the Security Council the unit-by-unit basis. S mind, but then what other kind would you expect to find cia a playground at Bowling Green, Ohio? Having a last warm-weather fling are, left, Sue Parker and, below, Deband Heather Brown. (Photos by bie Gene J Puskar) Marks ' - - - - - .' , f.-'. 10 " - - , • - - :•. -- r- ,. S -cj:- •- -•- - SCIDA Diplomats - Moral Help . Hopeful . For SUNS ______________ - -.. ------ Peace For WASHINGTON (AP) - The flediing Florida Suns football team Thursday pfrked up moral support from the Seminole County Industrial Development Authority, but would-be general managing partner Rommie Loudd failed to gain SCIDA help in building a county sports stadium. U.S. r,Ifjg.mk kplipvil that rr,tnn nf " . Gives a U.N. emergency force will help reduce tensions in the Middle East and may clear the ffift sow %-a) for direct negotiations beteen Israel and the Arab ' states on a permanent settle Loudd has broadly hinted " 'jON. HURR'i IN SAT ___ - .. he will try to build a stadium in '___J.•'_ - -- - — - AtAr 4.. - • But they say the situation will . Seminole himself if efforts by the Orange County Tangerine rimain uneasy until the troops Bowl expansion committee FILLED 4%1H 4CR __ -7 TRASH CAN UP 30 BAGS AND FIRST QUALITY HOOD TIRES SS1E.R CK BLO 4% Sal S.. IVIC BONANZA BUY! MISSES' FAVORITE LOVABLE® BRAS I" A IP 0#1Vr. -- --Li - — -. -- r#:tzV,. MEN'S FASHION NO IRON SHIRTS $ ° 4 OFF 20 , continue to hang fire. %iolations. Court this week approved 92 our req. 1.47 Save 20 pct. on any tire in our stock; nylon, polyester, steel belted, etc. Saturday only, IIioi.to send Russian troops to 1 Cott.n. more: 32-38. A-B. No-,rorr fabrics, super colors! Great 79 COME SAVE our reg. 3.99 40c Blue or black disposable ballpoint pens. KODAK CX•126.12 Wear anywhere! 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Orange Ave • COME SAVE 13,99 $46charge - ll on . FAMOUS LAVORIS 32-OZ. MOUTHWASH our - - - LIGHT WEIGHT be ernment Dea hs , -- - S Club and the Winter Park in Arrested :- i-• INCREDIBLE BUY! Butters is it pops. a qt. capacity. Top doubles as a server. Near Jai Al ai Fronto p Great for toys, radios, more' Stock up now' Our req. 4.99 Glows in the dark and floats. Powerful one quarter m,ie beam with adlustable focus. _ all items subject to prior sale. WEST ORLAND>,/ CASSELBERRY ORLANDO fWest Colonial Dr at Powers Dr I 40 . For the past 14 years he has SAIGON iAll — The South Vietnamese were killed in an Vietnamese government today attack on an Infantry position 11 been active in the Chamber of reported more fighting In the miles southwest of Kontum. No Commerce, Winter Park Jaycees. Pack Sertoma central highlands. goverrunent losses were re- of S s pe our reg. 17' ea. s The government said 11 ported. North Vietnamese and six gov- Reliable sources said the Toasbnwter Club. He is a soldiers w ere killed commander o C mihtary board, '.ice president of Winter on aroundSaigon is g and 30 government troops Park Chamber of Commerce, wounded Thursday in attacks placed in the first major mi board of directors of Vacation and counterattacks in the gen- tary shakeup since the North eral area of the Plei Blang base. Vietnamese offensive Lmt year. Motels of Florida, Inc. and which the North Vietnamese The sources said no of icial board of Winter Park Cominunity Chest. reason has been gi v en For the captured Tuesday. ouster of Lt. Gen. N guyen Van He and his If I' da live in East and North Africa for some fuels or perhaps gasoline Thirty South Vietnamese commander the Lon w od 80 per cent of their oil supplies, rationing. This would be only were reported killed and 65 Military Region since 1971. But children Lisa and The United States, which gets the beginning Steven Western missing at Plei Blang, which military -)*)servers have noted only ( per cent of its oil from the Europe. 12 miles west of Plelku, one of growing criUcimi of the generMiddle East, has worried about In Britain, for example, '-'on- the chief towns in the highlands. al since heavy fighting in the t --printed and ready for dis- lands Thursday, the South Viet- fire. JULIA I- MILLS tributlon. If the crunch comes namese command said 12 North In Cambodia the Phnom would be little help. A Ilenh command said Kh mer cars in Britain use only 13 Juha Rouge insurgents 8 1 ';e:= milliontonsofoilayearandthe throuvh I &' 'ernment . , r me. coun.. y now mports annually came to n ort u ct units and again closed Highway .. ee years ago from Wa cross, some 70 million tons of oil from iii route Ga. She was a member of the the M i ddl from the coast. IV command South Hall Baptist Church in icsplte the potential threat, Phnom Danville, an A.ssocIatd Press survey Va., and a member of miles southwest of the Rebecca. She is survived by A Sanford man who was how European Lenh. JACKSONVII,LE, [Ia. tAI' her husband, Henry C. Mills, t me ii.ifll arrested Thursday for carrying Lstressingi I' Four former employes of a Sanford been that the short-term supply outa concealed weapon has Col. Am ilong, the military Howard and brother, James It. Jacksonville radio station filed , E)ou 'las ('a The hod' is still fairly good. charged with the Oct. Manned look a federal civil rights lawsuit spokesman, said the highway will be sent to Douglas, Ga. for robbery of a Celery Avenue Britain now has 79 days of oil Wednesday, claiming dis- was cut b' a "fairly small ene.. services and burial. Grarnkow supplies in reserve an another cri,mination because they are my force and that a brigade of 30 days supply in ta nkers troops and a squadron of ar. Funeral Home. Robert Phillips, 24, Apart- way, Trade and Industry white mnored personnel carriers had ment 11, Castle Brewer Court, Minister Peter Walker said 'the four charged that Belk been Sent to reopen it is count) Jail $20 000 bond " \Sc are now in a position to Broadcasting of Florida Inc.,More tha 30 t.arnL*lian 28 iharge I with carrying a con meet requirements Icr some operator of station wpx, fighter-bombers flew SI sorties cealed weapon, robbery and use months ahead 11 there were an Thursday against Insurgent po. la led their rights by firing them of a firearin in commission of a emergency," he told parlia ion sitions 1 last year he along Phnom Penh's felony. m'nt. took on a-black image." southwest defense perimeter, The suit was filed by Louise Amnflongsald. Police said store manager Bird, 1-tomas D. Go(odwin, Jer. 1)(ml Sapp Identified the suspect ry Lewis Gordon and Albert E lit the city jail from the gun and Melcol"i Jr. clothing as one of thr;e me w ho robbed him of 1120. Mrs. Bird said she tiadfileda r complaint with the Equal Em. Detective John Moore I ployment Opportunity Commisarr'sted Phillips at 18th Street slim which failed to get olun and Mulberry A%cnue on the tary compliance from the sta. weapon charge. Robbery $ Our req. 14.99 Hurry _____________________________- • — most of his life, has been employed by the Winter Park Telephone Company since 1950 and Is curren tly assistant is to pr is glehold Arab oil holds over the nations of Western Europe. To- COME SAVE 55c 12 Strap brid buckle style; brown vinyl' 58. 8½-3. - nation's trains could come to a halt. Such is the potential stran. 4\ Bakes like electric stove, flip it over and it broils like one too. Wild styles, fabrics, colors for Fail! THE ZAYRE BRAND C or D BATTERIES our req. $1,o9 99 low prices offices 69 our reg. 19.99 GIRLS' OUTERWEAR our reg. 297 Eventually, experts concede, LONDON (All) If all Brit. alti's 12 million cars stopped much of British Industry might dead for a year, the oil saved have to shut down. Homes, would go would make little difference In scho(41s and the lace 01 a sustained Arab largely without heat. Air trans- Vietnamese Fig hting Battles In Highland Winter ra ian ran e o as u ro eans ver arre 11 2 s tallest ships, with a masthead J fie Soviet union subumfly ag-reed to back esta lishment of the ;wace-keeping Force proposed by a group of so. callednon-aligned nations o Russian, American, Chinese, British or French soldiers can be on it. I our req. 99c !! around engine Derformance, OVEN BROILER reg. one of the world's of 164 feet. THE LEBERTAD makes her way over a sparkling sea to her Hudson River ber th in New 68 TOASTMASTER FLIP OVER our CANVAS FLYING york. The 339-foot Argentine Square rigger is 92 In other business, the board welcomed new member Frank D. Hutsell to fill the expired term of James S. Ryan on the said the U.S. as not seeking a on ut he IIi i et Added ly, "There beyond which e eannotgo 12 PACK STIK PENS - f * Ort irr A -SAM SHOPPERS SPECIAL Our req. 97c Stop oil burning and get better - Henry A Kissinger board. buy! COME SAVE 1.07 MEN'S LONG SLEEVE KNIT DRESS SHIRTS Any $6.99 or $7.99 100 pct. polyester double knit pants with purchase of $27.97 100 pct. double knit sport coat. Do your own thing mix or match sport coat with pants. Available is solids and fancy patterns cuffed or hemmed pants. Fits up to 26 gal. Cap. Sturdy and durable for ruggedness. COME SAVE NOW our reg. 2.99 STP OIL TREATMENT 15 OZ, CAN I] White said SCIDA should be an active booster of the efforts to gain a National Football League franchise, however. our req. 1.37 $ 11 fitting' validating the 1-Bowl 51,000 seat expansion bonds, and SCIDA board member Ed White said it would be waste of time to get involved in a Seminole stadium. The emergency force as set up by a 144) vote of the U.N. Security Council Thursday after the United States ordered a world-wide military alert and cautioned Moscow that the ___ Great However, the State Supreme - . I.U( ismy team are on the Job ith full support to keep the peace and to check cease-lire / WINTER HAVEN• 1 Block North of Cypress Garcens Blvd. on U.S. 17 was in conjunction with a proclama tion signed by the Seminole County which designated Oct 2 1-27 as Drug Abuse ComnhiSSlOfler Prevention Week" in Seminole County. , , , (Ileramu Photo u Mar %% eintz) Ii_• II I men entered the store and demanded the money In a restroom - - Mrs Bird was a receptionist '-= before locking Sapp • • - at the station. The men were annoufl','t'rs _ tA I -'-'5•T-' - �• - 2 B—The Sanford Herald Friday, Oct. 26, 1973 injuries Deplete Starting List I Cr __ ti' S h I> C8Id OCSOfl fl freshman team to the varsity sad. The head Hound also FeeLs he will see action tonight. ____ a , aga Fid x considerably. Both Cherwa and Gilmartin had the relatively better or ng en a P In addition to Costantlne, who is out for the rest of the .d r ' tnning percentage Must admit though, that is a drop from eeks ago This week looks non.eentful so the leader realh though folks, I ought to be 28-6 because I picked that last place tie seven da)s ago Lee Geiger split six decisions and his mark dropped to 8lorthevearforar pectable.Slandtwngamesoutof first rherw:1 an Richard iketh'unJer1'rt,und andrnutv smells least two weeks. ends and guards. Tom Gooch and Matt Leslie are slated to be Dowllng Copeland said that Dowling might see action but it depends on his condition guard slots The rest of the offensive line will have Glenn Hill and responsible for extra points attempts Wingbaek and defensie halfback Terry Travis also will not p13) until next week A foot Injury has him sidelined With the sudden rash of Injuries Copeland found it Metro standings. . ----------- -- ------- - ----- -------------_---- as butli pess 24.'J ledgers for a not so respectable .727 II uwe4IIng .4 II e aerage anu .1ceLwr • .: - • fln has been pla}lng possum on us (sex he) and is now read) H • •even wC .411(LS ii,, acu%aLeauIIismeni powoupsge -=, --- -i-. fere&onsiderable difficulty when it comes to rememberinr - - - -- - - =•; - The Sanford Herald Friday, Oct. 26, 1973-3 B - unit came tip with a pair of key iineticker itufus Van L))ke krception. . I - -t ' Lake '- •1 • . . _ •I.l.•- - 1 Ocoee, end romped the rest of the way Beach eleven who took a two point run after a sustained Then David Syme picked up Uoe'. er, St Edwards did go : I •. Brantley, rnd running partner Brent Seals then took a 50 yard a freak play in the Trinity end then Talton took the 50 )ard in the Vero Beach End Zone to Mathews totaled 284 combined 4lerial from hiardin in the zone pass from Brosn to up the end the tilt - I---.-.-n-----. -- on the 50 )ard hiardin to Seals Unfortunately for the Vero game, nestled one into the tally. The rest of the way, however, A blocked punt by Scott ach gridders, a varsity team, hands of Mike Talton on the St. The opening score came on a it was all Trinity Prep. Hilinian set up a 14 yard Seals .•-- •. The Saints rugged defensive the points, but defensi', e set up by the Prosser -___________________________ in_Rufus and Keith Van Dyke • , I I - WINNERS GET TROPHIES •_-•_- I I I By FRED ROTIILNBERG benching him in 1973, was Ne Inger manager, Billy and second base for the help the Padres I just hope Ferguson Jenkins, ho the ll place club In the 'Jenkins g1es us the stopper On the other hand, McCovey s wan OP Y ntionaI League West, (or we net t esptrately. Hesa was displeased because he anymore and Willie McCovc kho d he' ' 1)OUI)lCS Invitational shuffleboard tournament are (left) Betty Lind mnr"'"i h. or "" L O44 Lur4.d. T 4.4OT - - - W pasfmLeftnch to split end yard line after one of the live leading the Baby hounds to On the ensuing kickoff the got the six points plus the extra 'rti': the' wny the' I•yan McCo%e), • plagued by knee and foot injuries uwougsut July that he shouldn't 'hare things around for the nang for the homer title in 1963. six straight seasons with the President Joe Cronin asked was not available for comment still do the Job, ask the o 14 record withi374 eirned run - 14-16 this year, was dealt signing of Manager Ralph Houk man viewed the trade as part of say." squeakor over Daytona Hound 17 yard marker where lead The Hounds followed with - - __________ - -- - — - M unland ball carners three score v ht n with 8 minutes left sif I crlited 'team effort" as -• -- ___ ____ night as they should pound outs win on the ground If nothing else. Last week the Boone Braves just ran over Evans and unless the Trojan attack 'ia the air waves is working, and Lyman gets a big head, the South Seminole people should put -•'.- - - - --'---- - thwart a Buc drhe deep in Scott took the ball around right Next week the Baby Hounds '-'n :c;r,tor, c;pic e1 4 for a 5C& stay home to tackle Winter ' "stre'rely rowh inside the 20 where he took the ball In (or t2! - yard line, score. Lent added the extra HERALD SCOREIOARD Gibing the Greyhounds their point gibing Lyman a 7.6 that MainInd Lyman 'lctory was a fl%e minute drie held up till halftime ''! YF-&, . , All scribes agree on this one, Gilmartin sees 20-14 and a = -- .- A '_ - .. ________________ ________________ , j ____________ - F by quarterback Buster Let with just over 10 mInutes / - Everyone but Geiger, who sex he is playing catchup With therwa and Richaras, goes for the Lions to break their twO - - I I I p" like this L II ..flIUrop .4 I.0 Geiger says we ons WUI wC game '11 WuiC Cher'w a is out in the cold with a rout at 34-16 Oviedo ______________ a1on with a slot on offense They expect the defensive alignment to be a 5-4-2 - -= -r -_-_-_ - - _ OCOEEATOVIEDO - - - - -.wTrt, They were traded to last tm e i Iams. the time at 201 - -- ' Rangers the last place team in and slugger Franx Howard was 1noement Of infielder out handed hitting McCo%ey man- homers gave him the 17th spot -- = = ---=------------ • • I - l rom 5COUtflg rcpor the 1'T0JLIflS to go irorn an _____________ _______I _______ ___ ____ . . __________________________ -- - - - L EVANS AT LYMAN _______________ -• • -.•• - Seminole and LaL BranUey look like sure things almost to the poirtof giving up He continued b) saying after the team had seen how nell Latimer had done their spirits •! ______________ -• •: -- delusions of grandeur. -- -- • ...: •.! •t -- -; - The Hound mentor said that after the team found out that The defensive alignment will have Earl Williams and Bernie Williams as tf.e tackles John Portr and Merle Edards are the ends With the exception of Porter these are new starters. ? .' varsity to its fifth straight win, completions in fie attempts for bear for the Saints and Mike pigskin for the sco 1 The standing so far show Danny G. leading the way, zr.Pr get the ball very often. lie unit, scoring twice in the game, seven scores came from recovered possession, but only on downs and forced a punt and doesn't need to. With just 11 more than any other team so defensive manhandling of the momentarily as the ball capped the scoring drive on a I throughout the year. The tworunning backs are Al Cleveland and Greg Lloyd. - Norbert Sea, Trinity Prep's home with one mark on the - Hill, Jerry Ihunan, and Jeff Clay tOfl. The defensive secondary has ruce Yurek and Oscar in nine attempts Inst Jones the Hounds mere literall' •.r For Fifth Win, 50-14 -• th .eras r;C I • / ,:." - '-=-! rt I f - I -, . -- - DIJ 1tFU Li1 - L-s. - r3 r;' ;- i : - i)1O1 ference ,j = Scott 19 yard ru:rrn,at "J (Herald Photo by Roger Hodges) d1"f M"gtr C':rlic Fox for P5, ', runner had unless quarterback Greg ar(ls of the receier ashington can come up with an outstanding The Ijo,, still hate not been able to put it all h to 'ether and maintain it throtrnhout an entire ____ ai -: - -----= I _p-_ -• _____ - ______ - _ -_ z —_-- _______ 4__. __-•. _•=_•_•= _— _____ I ,. _________ FIRST — Rene Zarre _________I __________ c • - Angel , - - -.-______ .. .-• •- 7 NINTH •- Arra MencPâ i - Tam S TENT '-4 Lace 3 ' his running and passing, but he has lacked make many mistdkes and still come away with the win. consistency 7 SIXTH - Rene Toni 6 Azca A Pe'Osa7FermInMurua7 A Manolo caoa w.di — Ibarra ' Larrea S Prdo Ton' 7 FOURTH - Marur; Larria Fermniee iBayoPeero%a 7 -4 a' -' 7 SECOND - Eddy Javi 3 Paruo $ oenoaS iba5..z;rr..3 , 1 , I s _ _ : _ i Jim Campbell, Tiger execu- '!rris, 3, played unterize' rratico home I know! can manager - --- -----------=-_-- -----. ----- - hold a great runner, if the) don t ha e to look for The defense, especially at the linebacking anyone else offensisely positions, hasproentobetheir Achillies Hell" -. — career t'omers for the San ner in 1971, said in mid season best hitting prospecis they have else,' the 35-yearId McCovey total of 10 yards, but is epected to see more skidding of late The Lions are now 2-3 orall Despite the high number of turnoers for the and 1 2 in ioop "lay Seminole County Lieven, the Lions been doing a While the lion s are not laced with a high good job of putting points on the scoreboard poser scoring machine when they meet the Since their opening loss at the hands of Cardinals, they still appear to be In trouble Sanford the Lions hae scored at least two touch- Mainland lineman wasoffsides, the tackle gibing him a score ?' Pây 1 yardrun (Payne k'c gisirg him another try and hi second of the night Lt ,irj rn I Lent k L ______________________________ _______________________— ('n,It, ltii intl nIanrcicfnrL,nrk UIIJ £IIII& picking the Seminole County school by 2118 and 2119 rcpctivy. (lIe la Co yir -es again!, Ocoec inade Courier Field at 8 p in to'ught lion s head Coach Ralph Stwnpl said Ocoee, who in recent weeks has taken the Fullback Tom Severt returned from an injury field against such football powers as Citrus, to join the lions lineup for the clash with the Melbourne Central Catholic and Eustis should how 1)0)5, was used sparingly on the offense Ruhng Yardage loin Lent crashed oier He tow ich droied back to pass then proceeded to win the and found no one open he perfect, but his next toss might not be within fi e The O'edo lions still sxnartin from two lIi ninnin, i e'ic"L' and r' rrocs are successteupsetdefeats,comefacemasktolace executcd with the pretision of a professional, troubles Leftowich played the when speedster Roy Paiie Punti 4)1 entire game with fractured dashed around right end (or FurbIa1 L011 S ribs Penally yards and a six pointer The climax to the winning Not to be outdone the MnIard 6 0 6 7-19 drl%e came on second and goal Grey hounds mo%cd down to the - -.- L4J - -- - -1j Herald Correspondent , 7 TWELFTH - ArG:n OuntoRamon 1; Pna lain will pre au by 15-13 The bearded one picks a 21-14 Prep win f Cherwa must have gotten this one confused with Miami 0 IIfl uS 111ItI1ItP !"I iie OU - • _____________________ _____________________ - -- - - • .. - -•- ••!- • _4... , ci overci V' v I I th -.. .- ... • .- n$ a on1 annUal Sanford Naval number lOon the season, Thesdayagainst Lake Highland s\cademy Cross County Another local distanceman to Prep in a dual meet In that Tl'eSanfordclubwis bashed 38-14 and ' 1' b ••i-.-_ -..--....-.. --'_F' u• . _S - t_.. ii Sure opesomeo r pm at the Middies' 25 mile Duncan ci wacallsa'l3winforthelampa o ) ;;• g Robert F. Let both hn,c run foIlocd h'or the \1iIdis scheduled to _____ - - • leader, professional, winner, man." r' f:-.• ': : • • • . . • • - -t ml IWTh Ill almost certainly recene from As owner world champions creriat ' I - TWELFTH arewe to oer 1 8 miles on the grass conditions Acrowdof3000turnedouton a of his THIRD win Turcotte a natie Canadian •h d I' Sc — - • - off in the district championship ADDIS ABABA APi — his neck was broken in an auto from whirh one team will go to t flt iii the t, ir'!I fin a id' nt ftt r i t ir '1 tr it - A 8At#k')' 1W 1 - £.' • • -. . Selassie's palace who twice participated in a number of marathon, died ThUrsd3Y. ______ spectators in Rome - ' j at /W --'' - the 1960 Landon for further treatment, Olympics, running barefoot lxii fell into a coma Saturday - . lounds will be Duncan Mark He was In have returned to Burns, Jimmy Isrinker, Jim marathon cours& in record time I - io 1 SIa IFTH - Ferm n Jav J'ickson iid his World Series ring and MVII Jackson noted. 'Or Rollw Fingers could have ar'mean more to him than his hefty income won it or Darold Knowles, or Joe Rudi ThLS j1-'1 also will miss the last beca of a Ii e ridu ns -__- • -• _________________________________ — ddic Maple- who will nt' - ( I!( 'RIldPhOtOby_ ltogei_ hodges) years later at the Japan Olyin. athieteeverto win the gruelling flOSTON (AP) - ('huck Coinpeit' with rival stations I diThaflk ti (M)i' coal, of I to conduct my inkr two s urnics for Sunday _ -.-•'-_Ij , JockeyClubGoldcupSaturda (rcyhid.s will compete next Friday in the Metro Chain. she doesn I pLiy 'or the tolisidcralon of pniay of I lunen t seen a naked ath l)olphIns other ind1idua1s Icte yet," she wIll , He had been paralyzed from the marathon a' Munich in 1972 Nogle, arid brother I.ance the waist down since l%9, when r,ith a 2 12192 Nogk the New England Patriots promise situation," Montreal F.xpos, said at his losing streak in the stretch challenger right up to the New England Whalers, In hIu1ns' mind one of the most Important (actors will be u other National League ManS "I thought we could win pro Mauc, who has managed the ai'er.of'Uit"Yt'ar award ably half of our games, I really' Epos since they were born in That's a long riod of expansion in 1969, had the team did,' tic said, but I had no idea to do my joti" Barbara claims she has loxboro and theother is a perreluest. she Is allowed to conduct her ky 24-year-old blonde named But o is Fairbanks about Interviewi in training areas ad The Oviedo Sata Zarre 1. BdyoGarroS. SEVENTH Arte - Mencna Iairns with naked football baseball She Insists shy needs nu'ess carte t}Ianct3e Of a utopiin ers ' che says 'I can jttti to the Pats dressitug quarters to situation I just want to Lx aLk t1I1Lirrsc.d as the next girl S Larrei ______ _____ home, and he added with ft lie received 121 votes in the next ws lust rough division "It's just like my career as a broadcasters that was baset on There were obvious holes in au player when I had a life long regular season play, 27 more the rist of ttic b'ill clubs holes '4 ch who was the youngest Spark% Anderson of Cincinnati k big leaguef ,; third, ith 77, and Walt I stauhn • 'the Phillies ills tilIru awar 70-&1 record I I'n ' arc the team of the year," i from bela out nou'h to be os r- "With the exceptions ,id he wits tritd ncr the outstandin' iefensiely of rs1 • NFL P a er ri e Possi . - - - -- - , --' _____ — S i utv - 1 ST. LOUIS i APi wou,dn I ca a strike is immiu there will be one, an official v c Ndtiunal rootball Leagu sason unless club owners take ______ - - - contest took place at Lyman Field Thursday night. riously - -- - j U. 5 - 6 Chucho Ramon I4!j'a now," she explains," and this er (earns on her beat the Bos Miami Dolphms whom the Pats eompeti(or" 6 Dom.nço Garro 3 ArraGandi 6. Al?uoii ELEVENTH I -• - ,StJIito Baltda 3 -• " II enim financial status to millionaire heights Bu l receied MVII honors, Jackson sa'd "IkrtCainpaneris had a great chance to ve thegameolbaseball_thCre'Sn0thing1keit -___________ 1 - TENTH — Lac I J I ' • . •:•,- NINTH - Tam 7. Ramon i• cll off financially "said the 27 yearold Jackson with another championship" __________________ •.'? SEVENTH Angel Ya 6. Fermin Arana 7. Sale Apraz 1 • special." Jackson probed in 1973 that he was indeed seven-game World Series victory oer the New and 117 runs batted in. lie was the acknowledged __________________________ .i • ELEVENTH — ArteGarro 2 - .' I fftldcrwhoThursda) ruei%edaflflUtOmObilefOr league bail he batted a carceriigh 293 and _____________ -- Q - -• a -- SIC%C fumj Marathon Record ..' ,, ,ir_________ ..1'A ?i' made In the game of baseball," said Oakland A's You've got to go out and win it, in front of su rstar Reggie Jackson "but I want the big million people. You've got to prove you can Muuerza S minute to preserve the victory. - I t .--. a 11 Jt -_' • _- honors should be Just as tough iimushed second at tFe County Miller in 12 59 and Grant Campionap last Saturday. FlashBertotandjohnGrinnelj Dan Nicholas placed seventh. According to SNA Head Throughout the season Eans flwse sesen harriers will 'C _ fib1!. - _ • -- Taking the individual cro Eans us the local favoriteaftr One of the strongest ClasaA Other runners were Hon establishing a new course schools, Mt. Dora Bible, sup. Lyon, fourth; Joe Laughlin, 1 . Huggins reports accomplisha perfectscore"of difficulty Arthng to Eans defeated th Lyman ' J __________________________________ I Lyman is expected to take the healthier than these past few the first seven places before a Is 63-6routof the Middles Th'F _gq _ t,i7Jqit'EP] - FOURTH - Domrgo-Toni . night as they celebrate their hard fought 21-19 the six county cross coun Evans. They also could give Branfley and Trinity Prep. teams Join l0othergroupsfrom rough competition to the The Brantley seven are - -- -- _-; rana. ArechaT7 for a "repeat" of the Seminole 4:07 course record currenUy Other county squads cx. ______________________________ - --- THIRD - EciclyLarrea; Ar' • HAPPINESS IS WINNING THE CLOSE ONES 4 Rent Ton, �--------------------------------------------_____________________ ___ ____ ______________________________________________________________________________ ___________ _____ - . - ____ ___________ --. -, Th.S -- _... _ _______ ,..tvt., -S . - • .. -'-' -: - ____ -.- . . 48-1 r flfrij tr1ld Legal Notice Friday, Oct. 26, 973 - -•- ---- - ________________ _______ . Legal Notice - Legal NJce Legal Notice _____________________ ________________________ ________ ALLEY OOP -- - Le9alNoffce Legal Notice ____ Legal Notice - Tortured IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CITYOFALTAMONTE NOTICE TOPUBLIC FICTITIOUSNAME FICTITIOUSNAME SPRINGS. FLORIDA F LOR IDA E $0 H TEE N0T Notici' is P'erby is hcrcby , that NOT ICE s hrrh, (Iefl Ih! i am Gi ri 's Mom are NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMIN Public He.irtnq will be held In the ii business dl S6 SanfOrd 1. 110* in b InIS CLOSIG. COUNTY. FLORIDA VACATING AND City Commission Room, City , Ave. Sanlurd, Seminole County. Maitland. Seminole County. Florida I A CA NOON IN 6 CIVIL ACTION NO. 7314$l.E C ER TAI N Santord. Florida. t • PM Florida under the llCtitiou name of under the Iictitusname of WELD County. Fla under the fictitious Santord. Florida. at $00 P.M. Ofl IS a1 i ed UTILITY EASEMENTS name 01 DIVISION E AE RO CUSTOM Tsday, November I, 1973, to MOTtlER & DAUGHT ERS ALL. and that I Intend to register Thursday. November I, 1973. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: DRAPERIES, and that we intend to i re: the Adoption of usider the following change and RESALE SHOP and that w intend said name with Ihe Clerk of the onder the following change and N A B and D I B TAMPA, Fh. (AP) - A 21register Sad name with the Ctcrk Of amendment to the Zoning Ordinance NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to ristcr said name with the Clerk Circuit Court, 5einoIe County, AMENDED the City CouncIl ol the City of of the CIty of Sanford, Florida. 'ear-oid mother was arrestej of the Circuit Court. Seminole Florida accordance with the Florida in accordance with the County. Florida. Pitili Provisions of the Fiditu Name To Donald Hcnry Schnelderman, has been fiId with saId homes district the provisions of the Flctltiou Statutes. To Wit: Scctiofl $6309 depriving a minor child in what Rzoning From' SR 1AA, Single Council to cIoe, vacate and Statutes, To Wit flC* Section $6509 To That Of: Patio homes dl5ttit. Name Statutes, To Wit Stion florida Statutes 1957 Family Residential District abandon a portion of urtain utility Florida Statutes 1957 hiawatha, Iowa 52233 police described as the "worst S09 Florida Statutes 1957 That Property DesCribed as - A S 6. J West To That Of - RI I, Restricted In 5- Mary L Hoflner easements In the City of Altamonte portiOn of Section 2 within the 5 Nancy 0 Butler Publish - oct t. 76. PloY 2. 9, $97) case of child brulity ever in. dustrial District, YOU HEREBY NOTIFIED Springs Florida, described as Hiaden Lake Planned Unit James M Hotfnet that ARE a proceeding for adoption follows: Ethel N. hoover DEli II? _____That Property Described as. vestigated by the 1IiIborough Publish. Sept. 79. Oct. 5. 17. 19. 76, has been filed against you and you Development. Publish Oct 19, 26. 7. 9. 1973 Fm the intersection of the cm All of that certain lift temporary rICTITIOUS NAME are required to Serve a COPY Of County sheriff's office." All parties in interest and citizens DEU II) DETI3o and 7 It permanent utility easement shall have an opporlunhty to be _______ NOl ICE is hereby given that we Marlene Cunningham was terine Of Country Club Rd • Slid Petitior' attorney, whnse name IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND POint being 566 63 ft E of the Cen fld6ty of Lot Ii, Block A. Unit I92, Fern Park, Seminole fly Order of the Planning and SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FOR SEMINOLE and aorcss appear beI, on orfile A, SAN SEBASTIAN HEIGHTS, Zoning Commissiot, of the County, Florida under the fictitiouS result of an investigation Into COUNTY, terline Lake Mary before Nuvember 19. 1973 and - according to the plat thereof as Sanford, Florida. this 19thCity da of PROBATE DIVISION Rd andintersection Country Clubof Rd. in Section FLORIDA. the original thereof with the Clerk of t PROBATE NO. $596 name of ARTCRAFT PURNITURE what police said was the week. 33. Township 19 South, Range CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1473-A recorded in Plat Book 16, Page 70, October, 1973. STRIPPINGCO.andlhatweintend endtortureolhcrthIee.yearo this Court either before service on In re: Estate of East, Seminole County, Florida, run DIVISION A Public Records of Seminole County. to register said name with the Petitioners' attorney or Im Arthur H. harris LILLY MAY BADGER, E. along the Centerline of Country In re the Marriage of Floid, and All of Ihat certain 14 It Deceased. Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole daughter. Chairman medateIy thereafter, olhcise a Club Rd. 515 00 It. thence run N Ct IDA PEARL temporary utility easement lying NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND County, Florida in accordae with City of Sanford default will be entered against you adjacent On the West boundary line HUDSON. 3003 ft to a point on the N R W of Ma). Walter Ileinricti said Planning and Zoning APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE the provisions of the FiCtbtiOu charges filed against the moth. ILTITIOPiER, AND HAROLD Country Club Rd. saiø point bCing the relief demanded in the of Lots 1, 2, 3, 4,5,6 and?, and said Petilion. Commission TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON- Name Statutes. To Wit - SectIon $65 O IAROLD LEROY HUDSON easement as same is depicted on Publlth: Oct. 26, 1973 09 Florida Statutes $957. er accuse her of having knowl. CERN. thence run E, parallel to the cen '536 Butler Street thiS 197) Court on tfl 1h day of OCtobef terlineolCountryClubpd,70000ft, AD 4op Mills, SA SEBASTIAN HEIGHTS, ac Robert 0. Scott REDO, as Executrix of the above tnence run S 136.323 ft o an in 'orth Carolina cort'ing to the plat thereof as tng no physical attempt to pre. ' (SEAL) Publish: Oct. 76. Nov 2.9, 16, SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING StyledE5tate.haICOmpletera tersection with the WIy P.W of the reccrded in Plat Book 16, Page 70. vent them or obIn medical AND ZONING COMMISSION Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ministration and has filed In this DEU1$3 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ofd SCL RR R W. thence rn S 36 Pubic Records of Seminole County, Clerk of Circuit Court Court her Final Accounting and Notice of Public Hearing - treatment for the child alter Florida; rriage has been filed agant OU FICTITIOUS NAME Th Planning and Zcnng Corn Application for Discharge. Ob $ 991 ft to an intecthon with n NOTICE I% hery given that lam these ac oirred." Deputy Clerk GLIDA PEARL HUDSON, and the NIy R-W of Country Club Rd. ROBERT N. MORRIS of 'u are required to serve a coav of thencerun W, along the Nly R W public hearing on the Petition at 1:30 Florida, will Conduct a public with this Court. After filing Proof of 1,vi', Sanford, Seminole County, recovthng at Tampa General pm., or as soon thereafter as hearing to consider recommending HUTCHISON. LEFFLER showing that thisa Notice under the fictitiouS name of tiospithi after bethg bitten, c 'RROLL BURKE, attorney or POD. Said parcel contai & possible on the 13th day of aproposed changeof zoning from c.Publication as been published once rek forFlorida HOKS' GARDEN & LAWN Pvtitioner, whose aress is $17 Acres POST OFFICE DRAWER H "-ford Atlantic Flank Buildno Halt of Altamonte Springs. Florida, WhoIaIe Commercial on the Of tlpproval of the repo. I, he c'r SANFORO, FLORIDA 32771 pi'nq rrre oenera'l UeCrited I - ',fipCh tint' the tr n'j J-itit 11 )::n. ,j 'iJ liI ttii ri', ''C, salj,.ip,r .UI ti' (lt'r. tur ileSci id property: .ttriy br f'ctitioners as located North of Country Club the same will be heard and final of Uitributjn ot Ih Estate the Ircult Court, Seminole County. original with the Clerk ci th above Road, and weSt of old Sd R-W line. anctthefinaldischvg.of That part of Block H, Fern Uerinu Publish' Oct. 19. 76, Nov. 2, 9. $973 action taken. John Stewart Cox, fl, IdenGEORGIA Styled Court on or before the 20th west of Country Club Manor. DEU Terrace Subdivision, Section 19, REDD, as Executrix, will come FlO.:dl in accordance with the day of November, A 0 1973. of the Fictitious Name Ufied as a friend of Mrs. CunThis Notice IS to be published by TownthIp7I, Range 30, Plat Book 11, before the Court. All parties in interest and citizens otherwls a judgment will be en posting in three 13) public places Page 79 (starling at the NW corner Stat tes, To Wit: Section 965 GEORGIA REDD ningham's, was arrested shall have an Opportunity to be In the Circuit Court, Seminole Within the city of Altamonte directly east of railroad tracks on teced against you for the relief heard at said hearing. FIe,,da Statutes 1957. as Executrix County, Florida, tony and charged with child demanded In th' Petition L Hooks Springs, Florida, and published in Ofirien Road, proceeding east as John M Starting, In Probate. Dy order of the Planning and Pub'lh: Oct 19, 26 Nov 7, 9, 197) torture. The Sanford Herald, a newspaper of It, south $4767 It, east 1311, Iolh j CROFTON. HOLLAND & WITNESS my hand and the seal of Zoning Commission of tne City of In re: Etat, of ________ ____ DI -general circulation in said City, one tt, west 190 It, then north 3276211 to STARLING. PA. -- -ii -175 thiS Court on this the 17th day Of Sarthord, Florida, this 73rd day of IRENE BLACXS'-IEAR October, A 0 1973 ( I) timeatleastfifteendaySpriorto point of beginning); 509 Palm Avenue, P.O. 9ox Mc October, $973 Legal Notice - EMINOL.ECOIJNTy BOARD Deceased, the time of the Public Hearing. Further desCribed as directly east Titusville, Florida 32790 OF ADJUSTMENT Ar1hr H. Beckwith. Jr. Chairman FICTITIOUS NAME Claims or Demands AgaInst Said A D. 1973. Clerk of Cruit Court O'Brien Road. DEU 135 Essate City Cf Sanford S. Phyllis J. Jordahl Seminole County. FlOrida This public hearing will beheld In Olice i5 hereby given thlt the engaged in business at 210$ South Planning and Zoning You and ea of you are hereby City Clerk - E ird of Adjustment will conduct a French Avenue, Sanford, Seminole By: Joy Webb notified and required to present any Commission the County Commission Chambers NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING publ! hearing to consider ap County, Ftid under the fictitious of the City of Deputy C$er of the Court House, Sanford, ctaim a. demands CARROLL BURKE Publi%h' Oct. 26. 1973 ic you, r o CONSIDER THE ADOPTION Altamonte Springs, 'ovino a Special Exception in an A- rm n' 113"/A MEATS Florida, on November Ii, 197), at either 01 you, may hay. aoaiet the DEU.175 A' n,NANrr ' !j r'r:da ___________________ ,c 7: p m., or as soon therfter as OF SANFORD. FLORtA. gicut'ure ZO4IOVIPI,,PUrIaUie intend toregiler laid name With the estate of IRENE HLACKSHEAR. Publish: Oct. 26, 1973 mobile home type units for training, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Smn'r po5sibl. Notice iS hereby given that a administration,lndryands,orage County. Florida n accordance w.i Eank BuildIng IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 19TH Circuit Judge of Seminole County. ____________Sanforø. Florida 3YI JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR --Commission Florida at hi5 otfie in the Court Commission Room ifl the City Hall Program on the following desCribed Name Statutes, to wit. Sect CITY OF ALTAMONTE Publish Oct 19. 7 . 9. 1973 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Seminole County, Florida house of said County at SanlOrd, in the City of Sanford, Florida, at property. SPRINGS, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 73-1J7$.E fly J. B. Williams, FlorIda. within siv calendar months NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO 7:00 o'l1xk P.M. on November 17, North 249 91'of W 276' of NW ¶4 of $6509 Florida Slalutei (197)1 In 'e: the Marriage of: Zoning Direct 5: Fred fromthetIm,ofthefirs,publitjon CONSIDER 1973, to consider the adoption of an NE '. (less R W for State Road) in Publhih Oct T. 12,Hage 19, 26, Nov. 7. I'3 ADOPTION l THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE HOWARD N FANNIN, OF PubliSh' OCt. 26, 1973 of this notice. Two copies of each PROPOSED ORDINANCE ordinance by the CIty of Sanford, Section 73, TownshIp 20 South, OCU 13 DEli-Ill Husband, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. and claim 3rdemand shall be in itlng, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: FlOrjd, titIof wtich is as follows: Range 30 East, and W 776' of SW '.. -. andshallstatetheplaceof residence AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Of SE lying South of S.R. S 177 in NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS FLORIDA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OF SANFORD, FLORIDA AN- Sertion Ii, Toship 20 South, NAME STATUTE Wife. CIVIL ACTION NO. 731171A NOTICE OF ACTION claimant, andhlshall be or srn to by Frida, that the Council will hold a CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA on Uestr Road and SR. 177 the claimant, agent, attomey public hearing to consider enact BOBS LOUNGE & PACKAGE, THE STATE OF LOR IDA 10: NotIe is hereby given that te COUNTY FI.ORIDA. INC.. and ROBERT J. DROWNE, HOWARD M and accompanied by a filing fe, Of ment of Ordinnc. No ?7 e or 1141 CITY OF sANnon, Tli%ru$ii r'; will be AI'J r:;c_. :n 'C'L FILC iv inc 73•i.c lèr ., wcn claim or tittFLORIDA. THE AREA the County CmmIion Chambers "Fictits Name Statute," Chapter RESIDENCE IS THE STATE OF In re: Estate of demand not so filed shalt be void. P'ain?ifls, TENNESSEE. COUNTY OF DESCRIBED HEREINAFTER IN of the Court House, Sanford, $6509. Florida Statute, will register AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY LOPINtE M. ','.'ATSWJ, 5. Edward L Blacksh,are ACCORDANCE WITH THE Florida, on November $9, 197), at with the Clerk of tht CircuIt Court, OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, dcccasr LEONARD RELIN, 'IARCu D. ADDRESS IS: PFC HO#'ARD M PROVISIONSOF CHAPTER 73620, 7:00 PM., or as soon 'hereafter as nandfr SeminoleCounly, Florida JOHNSN JR.. the Estate SLDON FANPJIN, 693-8$37, BIDS. S-Ill. PARKING OF CERTAIN COMAll crcdtors of LONPIIE M. POLLICOFF and LOU MARTINO. MATSG 90. MATTC HAS MFS, IRENE BLACKSHEAR. A copy Shall be available at the Seminole Courtly Board publication of this notice, the fic MERCIAL VEHICLES IN CER WATSON who died On Augt 29, Offi of the City Clerk for alt per Defendants MIILINGTON. TENNESSEE 3$OS& of Adjustment titious name, towit: MOON GLASS NOTICE OF ACTION STENSTROM, DAVIS & deceased lAIN AREAS OF THE CITY OF 1913 whIle a resideol of Seminole sans desiring to esamine the same. AL TA MONTE fly' Walton Torr,L A sworn Pefitlor, for Dissolution Of COMPANY under TO: LEONARD RELIN lch I am MCINTOSH S PR IN GS, County, Florida, are notified that All parties in interest end citliens Chairman Marriage a Vincuio having beei irt sinns at iw Joslane Florida Slate flank F L 0 P I D A ; P P 0 V I 0 I 11 0 they are requred to file any claims thotl have an opportunity to be Publish. Oct 26, 1973 Suite 27 PENALTY, CONFLICTS, Rochester. Nw York Court in the City of Altarnante demands Ihat tn may have heard at said hearing DEU i GONNA M. FANNIN, in Circuit Spring'. Florida And r 31111 tour? i FECTIVE DATE. for Seminole County, That the party Interested in said Attor-y for Estate of Court for Seminole County, Florida, Of the City of Sanford, Florida. WARREN D. JOHNSON, JR. Florida. the Shnn title of ichis IN whose address lre Blackthear, in the Courthouse at Sanford, The Seminole County Board Of H. N Tamm, Jr. RE. THE MARRIAGE OF: readtng on October 21. $973. and the FIorid, within sIx calendar months unk*n D. E. MOON Deceased County Commissioners will City Clerk of the HOWARD U. FANNIN, Husband, City Council will consider same for from the date of the first publica Dated at Orlando, Orange County. City Oct. receive bids at the Office Of YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an and DONNA M FANNIN, Wife, 4 Sanford, FlOrida Publish: Oct. 19, 26. Nov. 2. 9, 1973 final passage and aobpton after the lion of this Notice. Each claim or Publish: '6. 197) Florida, October Icton to reIcd a deed to real these presents command you to DEU-116 Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Clerk Publish: Oct 76. Nov. 2. 9 16. 1973 pubIichearing,ichwitlbeheidifl demandmustbeinitIngandfhIed DEU Ill up to $200 Noon on Monday, estate. covering the following appear and file your Answer or ___________________________ the City Hall of Altamcn?e Springi, in pticate, and must state the DEU 1k .---property I,t Seminoln County.. other defense or pleading with the November 5. 1973 f or the - ____________ NOTICE OF ACTION On Tuesday, me 13th day O place of residence and post of following: NOTICE OF PUBLICPEAqIN, November, $973. at 1:30 p m,, or as fiCC address of the claimant and be FOR Iot6 (Less the southerly 71.3 feet) Seminole County, Florida. and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND LEGAL CASE BINDERS The respective unknown heir-S TO CONSIDER ANNEXATiON and the soulherty5o,ee$of LOt SEMINOLE COUNTY, All bids are to be In a sealed a copy Itiereof on Petitioner's at. Notce i5 hereby given that a deisees, orantees, assignees' mef,ng interested parties may or his Attrn, or It will become CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.))77B 'A" of SOUTH F ERN PARK torney, Jack T. Bridges, of tlet'rs, Creditors, trustees, or an appear and be heard with respect to void according to law Subdivision, according to plat Cleveland, Mite A Berry, Post outside (Sealed Rid for Legal and all persons claiming by, the proposed Ordinance. ThIs Commission Room in the City hall In re; the Marriage 04 Dated October 16. Case Binders, open November 5. hearingmobeconhledfromtjme In the Cly of Sanford, Florida, at ZERITA LE BLANC. Frances I Watson $973) Bids will be opened at 2 page 61, Public Records, Seminole lflhl, on or before the 5th day Of MAE DAVIS, Deceased an the City Council. 7 00 O'clock PM. Ort November 26. County, FtO1'idl. PETITIONER. AND RILHARD C. pm. November 5. 1973 in the November, A.0, 1973, or otherwise ROBERT DAVIS. a-k-a Rober 1913,10 consider the a,xatlan Of has been filed against you and Estate of a default will be entered against Davis. Sr., Deceased, and each A copy of the proposed ordinance arereJiredtorveacopy0fy NOTICE OF ACTION LONNIE M WATSON ,Q Meeting Room, Second Floor, Ihem. and any and all pert written defenses. if any, to it TO RICHARD 6 LE BLANC ispostedattheCityHalI,Altamonte Publish- Oct 19, 76, Nov 7,9, 1973 Seminoe County Courthouse, WITNES5mynanda5al0f having, or claiming to have any Springs. Florida, and Copies are o Howard J. Clifton, ptaint,tfs SCHEDULE A RESIDENCE UNKNOWN DEU121 Sanford, Florida, Actual award Clerk of the Circut Court, on thIs , right, title or interett in the file with the Clerk Of the City and _____ - ------torney. whose addresj IS Ill South day of October, AD., 1973 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 'ofIowng descri tosuccessfulbldderwillbemad, land, lying and same may be inspected by the Maitland Av•rtu, TheE 11W ))ftOf Ifs 3E,39.ndIO UaitIan. - thT an IcIion tr UIIsOIutiOn FiCI II IOUS NAME ifl at tne next regular County County. Fioraa, Aend,d Plat of Druid Park as Florida, on or before November marriage has been filed against you TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: wIt Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Commission Meeting, Second DATED this 7h day Of October, 17th, 1973, and file the original with corded in PB 7. pg 5, of the Public by ZERITA 0. LE BLANC; and you Ftoor, Seminole County CourClerk of tne Circuit COurt Lot 7, GRANADA SOUTH, ac A 0. 973. Notice is hereby given that the are required to serve a copy of your the clerk of this court either before Records of Seminole County, undersigned, pursuant to the By. Cecelia V. Ekern thouse, Sanford, Florida on cording to plat thereof as recorded S. Phyllis J. Jordahl on PIaintiff attorney or Florida. Also the S 563 ft of Lot j?ten defen'es, if any, to it on "Fictitio Name Statute' Chapter Deputy Clerk November 5. 1973 The Bolrd Of City Clerk in Ptt Book iSpage l000f he Public (lets the E 109) It) and at begin immediately thereafte; Otherwise Jack 1. Bridges. Of CARROLL BliP XE. at?Orney for $6909, Florida Statute, will register County Commissioners reserves of tne City of Records of Seminole County, 91970 ft S of the P4W cor, run E Petitioner, whoie address Ii 617 with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, the right to waive any Altmon?e Springs, 61390 ft N 256 Sanford AtlArt, for the relief demanded in the Attorneys for Petitioner It; E $53 70 It; S Bank Building, equipment pelmanently inStalled: irregulariliesor technicalities in Complaint or petition. 4709 It; W $513 40 ft to the E P W Sanford, FIorda )777l and Ills thi Post Office Drawer z I WhirIpo Range, Model PWE Pub'ith. Oci, 26, 1973 bids andor to reled any or all line of US $797. thence N 2130' E WtlNESSrnyhandandthesealof Sanford, Florida 37771 publicaflon of thIs notice, the tic300 A 0(0194_-________ ________ thjs Court on Oc?oer 9th, 1973 styled Court on or befe the 6th dy titious name, to-wit: SOUTH Publish Oct 5. 17. 19, 26, 1973 I F ascc Hood. Model 266 5peciliat,n ma1 be picked (Seati, located in Section Il and 17, November,A D 1973, otherwilaa SEMINOLE ANIMAL HOSPITAL OEU 75 up at the office of Arthur H 7 Electric Heat Heaters, Model 21 Arthur H. Beckwitn, Jr.. iudgment will be entered lgainst TownshIp 20 5, Ring, 30 E. Said SEMINOLE COUNTY ER Be(kwith, it, Clerk. Room 2)6, A Clerk nf the ider which I em engaged in you for the relief demanded in the property is presently zoned R I UTILITIES BOARD CITY OF LONGW000, isiness at 102 Oxford Road, Fern Petition I Electra Ceiling Heater, Model Seminole County Courthouse, Circuit Court (Residenhial) District. FLORIDA Noticeof Public Hearing Park, Florida In the City Of Fern 1100 Sanford FIorid, By: Joy Webb WITNESSmyhandent1of Notice *f Public Hearing and The Board of County Corn Park, FIid. Arthur H. BeCkwith. Jr., As D*pufy'Clefk saidCourtontheddayof,0 LOfs 1 through 11 and Lots I TOWHOMITMAYCONCERN: I Century Hot Water Heater. missioners of Seminole County That the party interested in said 40 1973. Model SRTII2Dv Clerk Pubtith' Oct 17, 19, 76, Nov 7, 3973 throughfl,parkVb2fldAddlt1O Notice is hereby given by the City sitting as the Seminole County Ut siness enterprise is as follows. Board f County DEU 71 You, and each of you, are hereby hIiTls BOrd will hold a public Cnel ol the City Of LCod, Said property lsprerently Zoned Al Commissioners notified that a suit hIS been brought hearing in the County Commission P A S Russell I. DeVore, DV M, Arthur H fleckwltn, J, Florida, that said City Council will (Agricultural) DiStrIct, NOTICE OF ACTION Seminol. Counly. Florida Clerk of Circuit Court hold a public hearing to consider against you in the Circuit Court, In Chambert Of the Seminole County MAURICE SHAMS OF All parties In interest and citizens STATE OF FLORIDA TO. By. Ashby C. Jones Semil County, Florida aniexation of the following and for Seminole County, Florida, ifl Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on SUBIPI. SHAMS A sha:I have an OPPOrtity to be Publish Oct. 76. Nov 3. 1973 By: Martha T Viblen hlard at said bearing Civil Action No 7)751 A entitled Tuesday, November 20. 1973 at 700 ROSENDLUTH Residence Unl DEU 177 Deputy Clerk irt Seminole County, FI&idLi, to wit: By order Of he City CommissIon TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor Of the City Of Sanford, FlOtjd., this possible to Consider application Orlando, Florida 37107 notified that a Suit las been brouoht theast of the SoutPwest ' West ef Attorney for PCtit,onr against o.J in AND rs,,Ant to the la FOR Circuit Cowl. SEMINOLE Brick Road in Section 79, Tnship H N. Tamm, Jr of the United for tensionof their Certified water Cnty, Florida, September 25th, Eighteenth JiCiIl Circuit, in end 20 South, Ran;e 30 East (LESS. States of Amerca, Plaintiff, vs. and ser service for Woodlands V Building 1973 for Seminole County, Flurida, ifS Beginning at the South line 0 CIVIL ACTION NO. 73l424.D Sanford, Florida 773 RUBY POOLE. Cl al, Defendants, and extension of sewer servc for City of Sanford, Florid. t'ublith; Oct. 76, Nov. 2,9, 16, 197) PubliSh Oct 5, 12. 19. 76. 1973 Civil ACtiOn No 7372) B entitled. Northeast ' of Souttwet ' DARWIN r; NOR THROP and and vo;. and each of you, are former Overstreet tnvcstm?nt DEU 7' Publish: Oct 26, Nov 7, 9, $6. 73. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP required to file your Answer to the Company area DEl) 71 ROSE APINIS NORTHROp, his ___________ Section 79. Township 70 South, 1973 ' wIe, Complaint as amended, with the TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a COt- Range 30 East and Weit Propirty 0(0 l theCo nf d poration organized and existing linnofol4SanfordtoOrla, Brick Clerkofsaidcourl.andseryeacppy asAfeasof oIlo PlalntI'fs, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, vs pursuant to the Ia*' of 11* United Road, run West III fed, thence mereot upon said Plaintiff, or his As to sc'ier and water: OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR attorney, to wit Thomas A Speer, States of America, PIa,ntft, v CARLE.HLILL,a%jngI,manef AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR North29degrefl30mi,tes East 110 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, --L.oh 5.7.9.9. and 17. Des Pinr DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES at, SPFER & SPEER, PA, whose SEMINOLE COUNTY. JAMES W PALMER Defendants, feel, thence East III fee? to West CIVIL ACTION 'S P0 Box 134-i, SanfOrd, Acres, according 10 the plal thereof, OF THE ZOHIN) ORDINANCE OF CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1159-A and you lttd each of you, are property line of Brick Road, thence Defendants Cate No. 73-1359.A flor,dj, 3777$, on or before Flat Book 17, page 57, Public 1(1ST F EDERAL SAVINGS AND NOTICE OF ACTION THE CITY OF required to file your answer or South 29 degrees 30 minutes West SANFORD, LOAN ADVANCE MORTGAGE COP 10 CARL I HULL, Plovt'mber?3rd.AO.l973,,ndifyou Records of Seminole County, FLORIDA ASSOCIATION written dtfenses to the Complaint along property line of said road 110 ' PORAT ION. a Delaware Cor fail t doso. a Default Judumenl will FlOrid, lets right of wa1 for In with the Clerk of said C.urt, a a Single man Notice is erey given that a SIMIpIOL I COUNTY. .1 cor Iei to point of begirming); beIfSg porallon, I be entered against you, and each of serve a copy tt'ereo' upon said acres more or tess. Residence Unknown PubIi Hearing will be held at the porat inn, Plaintiff. tO wafer only: you, for the relief demanded in said Plaintiff, or Its ottory, T'IOMAS tothecorporatelirnitsoftheCllyof Last known address: P'a'ntiff, Commission Room in the City Hall That portion of Section?. Town Complaint as amen-fed. P.O. Box 742 in the City of Sanford. Florid., at JOtiPi BARON and wife, CAROL WILFR EDO R. MAST PAPA and wuose aodret s p o Box 134i. Ill Cesselb,erry, Florida The present zoning classIfication CANDIDA MASTRAPA, his wife, Magnolia Avenue, SanL', rtr ,... • ndMwshe P1r?b by State Road 1973, to consider changes and ,. property is A-I Agricultural 37771. on or before Qve'rber 17th, District as tfsat clas$Ilication ' dated May11. 1971. and filed June7. on the East by VirgInia Street amendments to the ZonIng AP,IERICAN SCREEN EN NOTIFIED that an action 10 NOTICE OF SUIT 1971. aild recorded in Official and Tract 23. on the South by Carlton d;nance of the City of San4, CLOSURES, 19?Jardit'joutailtodoso, e Dtfutf deicrib in the zoning ordinances foreclose a mortgage Ofl the PROPERTY Records Book Id, page ., following the StreefandontheWest by Interstate Florida, as folll'rvS: JE.,dgmf..nf will be entered against andregulatio't'sof Seminole County. described Dei.nnt5 real TO Wilfredo P Mastrapa and OfficeoitheClPfknfri,cuffr,.,Jrfof 1, State Road 4'JI. Scminole you, and each of you for the re!ef NOTICEOFSUIT That property lying North Property in Seminole lOunty, Candida Mastrapa County, Florida Seminole County, Florida, en in said Complaint Florida ' The Public Hearing wilt be held in County Club Road and West of TO Jobn Baron and Address Unknown Th O&UtC ot ts Sot s t (uitit'rnq the :ouov,rig desribed As to sewer only: Carol B,iron Lot 1 Block $3. WEATHFR thi City Hail, IOgod. Florida, 5,ate SCL PR R.W is proposed to YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED property, tying an Iot A. B. C. Of Tract fl in Rlal 56 T irnLxr Lane being in !OrCCto5 a certain 0rtgag dated Ibm 71h day of October, $913. It 7.00 Sill L 0. F 1k ST A DOlT ION, be reloned to Ml.) (Restricted In'1 that an •ction to foreclose the 5ipternber 7. 1970, and tiled Sep flrjt of 1$. $9. 20 and fl. as recorded in 5emino Cnty, Florida, 10 wit Connecticut pm, or as soon thereafter • according to the plat thereqf as strIal) District, Said Property mortgage on the following property tPber 73 )c1 and 'erord ios . GRANADA SOUTII. ac in PO%be. a' whCh f' YOU ARE HEREBY NOT IF I ED recorded In Plat Book Il, pages ;trnested Plf f-ook7, Page?), Pubti Records t.'eing more pArticulArly described Itial an Jctiøn to foreclose a mor .n Seminole Ccont, Florida j cord ii to pIt Iric,ef as r0rdrd of Se.ilnoIe County, florida, as ;)iIo I pç parties and citizens for and Q4fl5 66 and 61, Public RecordS of Lot 76, LAKE HARRIE' ,nPlat Book t5page l00ofttw Public together with LOfI B. C, F and & f In the o lice of the Clesk of Circuit the propoSed Iresexatior, Will be tgaqe on lhe following property in Seminole County, Florida. Fron'thelntersectjano,the C-Lof Seminole County, Florida: ESTATES, according to the pia? Court of Seminole County. Florida, heard Said haring may be con Records of Seminole County, Tract ii. as recorded in Plit Book 1, the Sd PR end the C-I of Country has been filed against you and thcragf as recorded in PItt Book I?, encumbering the 10' 16, OVIEDO OAKS, Seminole following tinued from time to time Until final Florida, TOgffhCq with lhe loliOwng page 3, Public Records of Seminole Club Road, said pt being 5646)11 1 County, Florida. aCcording to the OU are required to serv, a copy pages IS and 16, Public Records of equipmeqt permanently installed deScribed property, tying an bing aclon is Iak by the City Council. Of your written Oel,nses, if any, County, Florida, test that portion of the C I intersection of Lake M.ary plot thereof as recorded in Plat Book Seminole County, Florida I Whirlpoof Range, MoiJel RWE replafted as Sleepy Hollow Sub to if On S&MUEL W, HARRIS, Road and Country Club Ioad in has been filed against you by Ad i $0, flk 1. PEPLAT OF City Hall within the City pa)e$9, of the Public Records of Plaintiffs' attorney, whose vance Mortgage Corporation, a SHEET I ar 7- NOR Itt DPi I Fao Hd. 'iiel 7 fi'thr with that por,nnot ectc,n oo I m''. Ficr, and n 'er F. f3( TO N I T[ 2 FIs-Oci Heal 14t, air' Cointv, FIOrId. run £ has teen hInd against you and you : OD ii tOP4 77. ?0fi5trp 71 c;;n, Range 79 alongrn:I o''e paces Street, IirAd%ti .tti.fl the (itp, and 4 Building, Suite the C I of Country Club Road, are requsr r.qured to serve a copy of your ER O VILLAGE OF NORTH ORLANDO. published In Th. Sanford Herald,a Ia ftrve copy your East.beingthat par of the South 637 515 C3feef, thence run N 30O0feef to written defenses, if a any, to of it on 107, Orlando, Florida flI. Onor written defent, if any to it, on the P Electra Ceiling Model fief Of the West 741 feet C'? the a p1 On the N P W of COuntry Club Kirby MOnricf of Shinholser and before November 26th 1973, and plaintiff's attorney, ehosename and end 6. Public Pecoras Of S,m;r,!e th City of Lo*- od end Seminole file the Original with the Clerk of County. Florid, address is MCGEE, MERRITT A County, Florida, once a week for $ i Century Hot Water Heater, of the Northwest ' of the Southwest continue 91377.00 Iei$, thence run 1, address is Post Otfice Box 7779, Model SR T I I2DV I We'stsngho, Range KF 130, least four (1? consecutive w?eks i1 of th Ncrtheat 4, lying north of 00 Piaintsff' attorney or im Building, Post Off Bard Furnace £9 10)7 parallel to the Cl. of Country Club Sanford, Florida and file'the origInal WITNESS my hand and Off,CiaI Stat* Road 424 and '1 of vacated Road, Dcx 907, prior to fist 'ate of the Public mediately thereafter Oth*i 700,00 fret, thence fUfl S with the Clerk of the abcv'e styled Brook$yilI, Florida 3.35)3, and file WITNESS my hi'nd and OffiCill Hearing; the date of the first seal ci thes Court at Sanford, %trI un North and Wett less that I daflUll will be entered $gaInt 13437) fret IC an intersection with ourl on or before Ploy. 19th, 1973, the original With the Clerk of the seal Of this Court Seminole Cnty, Flridj, this IS'h portion platted as Sleept Sanford. put'i to the date Of flue last u for the relief demanded in ,' Hollow t. Wly W of the old Sd R-W. &hCTwiSC a judgment may be en day ol Ocfcibtr, AD above stylej court on or before 5eminole County, Florida, thi5 9tPs publication, both dates inclusive, the Complaint Subdivlsion. recorded in Piat (look thence run 536 degrees 21' Seat) day Of oei. A 0 w, tered against s'ou December 3. 1973, Otherwise a 5haN not be lts than twenty eight IS, paqe 65, toihr wtfh all of the along said Wly P W, 79$ t$t let'? 1h relief WlT,IESS my hand and the to di-rn,uIdCd in the (omptint or Arthur 14 13(k*ith, Jr judgment may be •flttred against (73) days In addition nofice shall East i of th Noctbel I of seat of this Crt on the 23rd day an intersection with the Pity R W of l'tti0fl Clerk ot the C,rcgit A?thur Il Hcckwi!ti. i you tr relief demanded in the be Posted sn the area t be COO Northwest of October 1973 of Section?. Township Country Club Road, thence run W. Co'i't f complain? or petitiOn WITPSm-y hand And Ihe seal Of Of Ctrcu't Court Of sideied fr.(SEAL) 4tt,1 It C*tt 73 5oub. Isonige 29 East, Seminole along lhe lily P W of Country Club Said Court on Oct l#'h, 1973 Seminole County. FlOridI Seminole County, Florida WITN[SSmy hand and the teal ct fifteen ($) days priot tO thie,teof County, Florida. lying East f in Road, 5227k feet to the POe. Arthur H 13-tck*itp,, Jr (Seal) By: M.ailha T Vitslen Said Court on thiS 24th day of DC fty. tcei., V Ihe Public Hearing. kern Itj 4 (State Road tS Clerk of the Court All parties in Interett and CItizens taber, AD, 1913 Clerk Deputy Clerk OAT(O th.t 2n dly ARTHUR II BECXWITIi, jp Board of County Dy MIrth. 1. Vihten Shall have an opportur.lty to (Court Seal) TP4IMAS A 5Pf(R (tin of the Circuit Court trmbr, A D UI) A WEEP (r,n'rne;oner., A Deputy Clerk rrard t Said hearing :i' or wrru A SPEER fly Linda N IlffiS Arthur H fleckwth, Jr Samuel W Harris fly S Sidney I VIt3Ien. Jr. fly order of the City Commission f , Deputy Clerk x P0 City Clerk of Clerk oI the Circuit Court Chairman Attorney for PIaintitfs of the City of SanfOrd, FlOrida, S Kirby MOnrif Seminolu' County It) Maonoita Avt 1$) gnol'a /venuC me City of ATTEST ii E. Wthinigt00 Street hi. N. Tamm. Jr. Sanford, Florida 3777) Courthouse S(IINHOLSER APiD LOGAN Sanford. Florida 31771 Long*OOd. Florida 5: Arthur H fterkwIth, Jr., City Clerk Of the Suite 407, Bnadshaw Building Attn1.ty for PIa'n'if I Post Office Box 7719 Sanford, Florjd Attorneys tot' Pintiff PvliiI- Sept 79. Oct 3, I?. 19, Clerk Orlando, Florida 3710$ CIty of Sanford, Ffo,jøt Sanford, Florida Publish Oct. IC. 7, t4o 7, 9, 1973 By. Linda M Harris PIIII Oct $7, 0,76, Nov 7. 1973 1973 Publiih: Oct. 19. 26. 013 Publish: Oct. 76. Nov. 2, 9. 19, Publish: Oct 74, 1973 (ThU lt5 Otputy Clerk Publish Oct II, 76, Nov 7, 9, 197) 1973 OEU ' DII 135 (.JEU 123 DEL) 179 DEL) It? DEU Ill Pubjtti Oct, 24, Nov 2, 9, 1$. 197) OFU 173 FICTITIOUSNAME NOTICE IS herrb civen that WC arc CflQaQCd in b1CIS at NOTICE TO PUBLIC Netc s here sen that a PubI' Hearing wilt be held in the Galahad Dr , Cassc•Irty. Semnoic City Commission Room. City Hall, (c,iJ(-(l __LI144E. fl4T SET- WELL HEy ECEPT A1k L'NE I DeNT \IN THIS FOR u A BIG NL FLU E M A.'.%N NDA 1HIP4 U REN I •\''P IINI. • HUM' iDDlN THAT ______ by Dove Grauc - IS - ( ...1T DAG HE4DI AWAV FROM LAND' - . - . h ilt r - -- - _; 1) Sell with Herald Ads -. " - . in 4, ! I '7 ( •T 'I • t 18 - ?''j S DIAL by Hwy. Ii iz-J IS ON EXCEEDED OPPOSING PAE AN s - - - .,-- .t ,.. - ...- -- - _=x . .T '-,,'----.-- - _____________ iiiui__- ,.--..- - ____ - __ H I Ask for Want Ads * _____ 1 thru 5 times 6 th'u 2S times 25 times BUGS BUNNY ______________ __________ - _____ ' ' )1' -' ______ CAf C A CONVE!tATiON wrr •'rNESE HtPPl-TVPE C - The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. ______ HUH' r:.r__ . Rated For ConsecUtive Insertions-No Change Of Copy. ____ ___ ,; ________ . _T_-- .. L . ( - k .2 .- ' _____ _________ ____ _______ _____ _____________________ _________________ _____________________________ . \ ____________________________________ ,. \XS'rt . I _ t J _______________ CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks & t.EW . y'j - L' ONLY 5EJ VIJA tWtCE lI,JCE 5FERt FRO'I 1.055 5t.JT t THIP4I< 5HE JEEP A 5HE /CrgIT, PR WE0 FO ,: - ... - 2 ..---- ... •q - - (A ,. ,4WT1 -.---, -. _________ •1? • -I - . '.1. - -, - -. - . ________________________________ - TO FiP our whAr HAPPEWEP ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll rue, 644 2027 for "We Care""Hotline", Adults or Teens. _______________ Pool Table taking up too much room? A Classified Ad wIll lln it a buyer I' ______ FACED WItH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcohtics Anonyrrocs Can Help Phone 123 1597 Write P0 Box 1713 Sanford, Florida _________ ____ b:"::/ __ .•.. J __ _________ _ ________ \\\. •_:• " ' ' _____ ___ -_J __________________________________ t--- ' FRANK AND ERNEST _______________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________ ____________ I - by Bob Thaves I - .. ;1ç.•% • •. .- . - ••• - .-r - - -. ..A".J ç r -...... -•':.,,:-:- '•? - • i-. - t- • - - - -• -- - • - _____ zr;. 1 , 1, -, p. .i:- ••-' •i .- . ---_•, •..-.,' •-- . I __________________________ U I _______________________ ____ I c - ----- -.••- ______ _ • - '1 ______ - -.. - •, - -- - :•,.. : i! I ____ £oMrHIN& Ta _____ ________ __________ ' L' Farm Fresh RAbbit, an-,' QuAntity, government inspected, 19c a pound, 32? $13?. - - "I'.-'- ________________________________________________________________________ ________ WINTHROP ___________________________ by Dkk Cavalli TAKING ThE EThB j/ • ThINK l CEE ThERE l '.I ThE NNING... lN...E... 11 ______________ _______________ 1 I You pick, green beans, 14 bulMei 30 am, II un5it. Cain Farms 16 West from Sanford, to Orange Blvd. Right on Orange Blvd. at Adventure Camp, left on Delaware 373 0560 befOre I a m alter 7:30 pm. 11 ___ _______ ______ Can your Johnnyread Let meheip Tutoring in all subjectS for t'lemenhisry age StudCfltS Call 37) 737$ alter 1 00 --- : • _____ ___________________________________ ______________________________________ --_____________________________________ __ - _-- ''si. -i. _________________________________ '- i's i . t- ___ ___ cg 8LON DIE Chic Young YO, 0OP'T FOOL ME. ) PHOIJEY! WAITRESS, -. ' f U'PE TAKING IT HOME fi T LATEQ - -'' i Male Help Wanted FENCE INSTALLER Un _,..,\) s% i7 " v: a) 's , •I Ji" c. 0 eL....,,,, 5,/ -. -. ''J-. "a4 , I. 'A - "a t•i. - / ' I I &-'.-• ____ I'- - -' '___.d ___ ' 7 i._• ) -- __. ' L2 - - ., - I _______ _________- - ______________ Mort Walker 1.Ip. \ 4rr I I A ( D'vNA's\ITE BOO '... ',iE tE/ __________________ __________________ j 7T o£ \ ' . ' ______________ i . .., --'' CAILW ANTCS. -Lee Falk and Sy Barry _________________________ 1 1flZquaj0 - / I COCA COLA t..'sed car mechanic. ex':ellent pay ".1 working conditions Workr knowledge of all domestic arid imf.xrtcar%. Apply in person. Jack Davis, Bill Baker Volkswagen, 3219 5. 17 9? Hre a suU.r salesman, a classified ÔØ. to ii your don't needst ,j.:. "f t • •- ____________ ____________ This NEWSPApER dOes not knowingly accept HELP WANTED ADS that - "' :v vu'..,. " \\ .' \' ' 1l4'JI /j, I - I , . ' / I / office at 'SI •'Ii - - - .':6 - 'nicate a preference based on from em ployers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT t,'.rIrC iri?erm.ti,r rriay L'e ubtained form the Wagt' Hi'jr Rm 309. Or tand Prcf, CIt. 72 W Lake IeauIy Or,, P 0 Box 9024 A. ('Ia ado, Flti 32806. telepht'ne 241.4173. age I' - On '-,er', taitt5,rfl neeoeo for delivery of products to tol retAil grocers Alter on the lob training, excellent earnings, and ad varicemtnt opportunity. S day work week Benefits include, group Insureace, annual vacalion and retirement. Must be 21 aria bavesate driving record PbyS'ca' eam required Personal rI terview, 9a.m. to S p.m. Apply I Orlando Coca Cola Bottling Co. 2-900 Mercy Drive, Orlando. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER - ,... - ROOFERS Experienced in built up roofing Also - ROOFERS HELPERS Good wages, appi in person to B&D Roofing Corn party, Ill Seminola BIvO,. Casselberry ..-.................._______ '1/ EE I BU"1.E" 'R TO .%'IL 'y,J TA.E 4/ [(TI A LEF %S*EE \ PT . - U I ('fl(r. in 3?) 3671 I , ' '' We nave openings for Truck Drivers, Warehouse and Sales Personnel. 4 hr week. Excellent fringe benefits Apply in person after 9 a m to SCOTT V'S HOME BUILDERS, 700 French' Aye, Sanford C-tpLt - .. ,, C,R 'iOU (k - t:cc - -- .. L • C-. MYDOG -. - FLYING CARPET TOURS. INC. A'rline tickits, Cruise and Tours ,st ofliclal rates 303 Semoran Blvd,, (Hwy 4-)6) 331 3233. 18 DAI$Y YOU DON'T KN 1 TE k0lLtATlON cj j Dr,sttsman mechanical to do assembly and detail drdwings 'ome fiCld work Art,ly ABC Conveyors Inc 997 N. H*y. 427 Longwood. 934 2999. FACTORY HELP-needed for 1st arid 2nd fld 3rd ShIft $250 per hour to start, 1k raise in 30 days Regular raises thereafter. Paid t-olidays and vacations. Must be ,sole to handle $0 lb. bags. Apply n person, Premix Marbletite Manufacturing Co Junction Hwy. 134 arid 119. WInter Springs AIRCRAFT TECHNICIAN Trainee, good future, No experIence. Anderson Employmenl, 9)00166 7 betirnom furnished Opartmenl. Adultt only $150 mc. UtilitieS hurflShed Call 373 0110 DeBAR V. lovely large one bedroom, air, adulli 641 1426 or 327 1054 Need people to SClf Kirby Vacuum Cleaners Must have auto, Wilt train and furnish demonstrator (.ommissi00 b15i5 only. Ph )? 9130 ___________________________________ I bedroom, carpefed. air, kitclser equipped $125 mc. Kulp Realty. 322 2335. fl'.ciikoeper and general off ice work. prefer mature man or w3man Ph 372 9050 between 1 6 p.m. j FurniShed one bedroom dup'ex, AdultS, rio pets. 322 3410 after 1. Due to increase of bmjs'nelt, t5y World Restaurant ,Jt I .4 Jrs(, T 46 nosy accepting applications for ,,aitresWs, busboys, Cooks arid g's atlendnfs Apply in person l. '. r Carl Davis between $0 a m isrid I P m 1? BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONt.v PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7545 Rank Ofive ,371 7961 I Bedroom apt., lights, water fur. rushed, Adults. S1.SO, 301 E. 5th Ph 372 7298. ORIVERS Part time or full time We train you Good commission Yellow Cab Co. 201 5 Park. Unfurrtich4 '2 P,',stijre kitchen help Wanted ___________ 931 1949 SANFORD, New 7 and 3 bedroom townhouses West 75th St. at Holly Aye cent starts at $725. 372 $461 -.r 647 90 DRY CLEANERS View 'Plorge' egupped con laundry located at E 25th SI. arid Palmetto. Low down piymrnt, easy to qualify. For information Call Geo. Cahelo, in Wintcr Paris, at (305) $41 1721. or -,i,rile to Mns Pearson Corporation 3925 Carrier 5' North St. Pete . Fla 3)111 Nce 1. 3 & 4 betiroorrr r'nse', ?r rent PaytuU Rtly, 37: i: tta,'atna ,LLF SERVICE COIN OPERATED KWIK KAR WASH available San lord and surrounding area. Very lw mnves'-,n!, 75 pcI financing An investment for those who MUST SUCCEED and one that *itt Provide years of steady in come Call C011?, 9'3.$ 725 7167 bedroom, Fla , lit, fenced rus security 3232200. Sunland 779 CherOkee Circle 3 bedroom, I batn. Lease. Depost 5170 mc Ph PPi 1344141 G'tng r?ady to move' Sell eic.s tems Quickly with 4 C!SSsifie'd ad' Nr.e 3 bedroom riO.j's .1 Realty, 377.1)0) 7610 Hiawatha Ave. at 17-92 1 bedrOom house in country. Adults Only, no pets. 1130 mo. 1st & last mc. rent 1. 150 damage deposit Call after 6 p m 322.4711. 2 bedroom, partly furnished or onfurnished Fenced back yArd Children and pets O.K. $145 ma First A last plus security deposit. V,'ill Show house Oct. 27 1 75th 136 Garrison Drive, Sanford. Lye in housekeeper Companion with driver's license br retired school teacher in Geneva. Call 349 S17$ TYPISTS-NOrTCII needs qualified ty1sts to work on temporary assignment. IS w p m. minimum No fee 7711 I.e. Rn - Winter Park Ph 647111$ FULL - TIME 20 MaleFemale Help Wanted 2 bedroom mobile home, uii furnished, very nice and Clean, large shaded tot in Osteen $135 mo 1st, last ISO break fee. Ph, 372. 1111. For brIber information or a per tonal interview, send Name, 37 Address, & Phone numbef to North American Distributing Carp, Hot Food Division, 3443 North Central Avenue, Suite 119, Phoenix, Arizona 95012 Business Property For Rent Shop or office in the beautiful new Lakeview Plaza, heat. ar. laflitor 1,310 It or 775 ft Ready lot' cu 29 ReaSonable 37) 0062 Rooms for Rent 21 Rooms for rent, male Only Call 322 111? alter S p rn. F •Iremely attractive, Central ar. ,'.all t wall carpei 534.900 CAVALIER MOTQR INN 3 BEDROOM. cboCC snade ocation L,srie ri-or ,' .'s Ow 3700 S U S 17 ?i. Sanford "DArt, Man or woman to room arid board irt country home Ph 373 SIiO an ist me 30 Houses for Sale I (I[DROO.i,?,(V,OICC GC&uOrl ONE ROOM EFFICIENCIES Specie monthly rateS Contact I'EDROP,', (OAr'I-..r,U S"Acty ,,i'i (B. brcMyj t'o:ns Only Hall Realty Realtor, 323-57J4 Apartments Rent Unf Urn ished 2 bedroom Air Conditioning arid heating Kitchen equipped. Carpeted $123 mo. PIt 6.45 ,529. C;s'm 'r, - AVAILABLE IN Be'nIroom. I bath, Florida room Casselberry, 117.500. PIt. 372 947) Callbart Real Estate 71 HCiOr - I t-droni Centrdi neat 6 ar Pocii Clubhouse LAundry 'snag carpets drapes Private peto or balcon, Fully equipped kitchen it takes two hours to run INTERESTED? Ca;I 322-2611 377-7)35 TAFFER REALTY IIOOE 7SthSt Sanford Ifl 469$ bdrm 7 bath, double lot, rUral Air, heat. w w arpet. '.Y,'i l,i I' j2 l.'' .,ir s PH. 323-6650 1120 FLORIDA AVE. SANFORD, FLA. GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS ISCSW. 25th SI 3 bedrooms, 2 batt.s, carpetng a, drapes. Pool Xtchen equipped. 3 children accepted Call 322 2090 Apartments Rent Furnished LVALONAPARTMEPITS ADULTS NO PETS 118W 700 St KULP REALT\ Realtor APARTMENTS fl p,,,,-riesS now grossing 140 per wec-.t Excellent POtenlial for quick gain With an aggressive sample and sales program. 54'rylcC 'W 1st st GENEVA Ai.j r.ctvdes Geneva. Laxe Harne,, Rest Haven and Mullet Lake Park. tt-droom. 2 bAth many t x 33 pOol, ChOice 149.000 Terms 3fl 7757 (all 372 79a - SANFORD HERALD DISTRIBUTORSHIP I '-. ocat,on, Two bedrooms, 2 bath, wall t wail carpeting, drapes, central heal air Fully equipped kitChCrt with dishwasher. Call Jerry Stocks, 531 7911 after 6. week days Anytime weekentis. wrk trrn C'jt ry'rr.e b'aining cnarge accounts for nlalor clients No selling required High rate of pay, plugs bonus. Experience preferred, but not r.ecessary. Reply wilts details address and phone number, to Box No 515, care of The Sanfd tttr,t'd U .3 31771 S.iritrij 2 Bedroom mobile home available Oct 24 and 2 bedroom cottage. No alcoholic beverages, no pets. Camp Sernincle, 322-4410. Franklin Arms Telephone Interviewers Mobilc Homes Rent 31 PLAN FOUR $11,379 00 PLAN FIVE $1,999 03 PLANSIX 136,19103 In fr rent Payton PLANONE $77$Soo PLAN TWO 13.16100 PLAN THREE 57,71900 P,IIODLE AGED LADY to liyC in. Care for elderly couple General lxtcjsthold duties, and companion to lady. Own transportation. References. Call 322 3339 atter 10 Houses Rent Furnished 33 PART -TIME AVON CHRISTMAS EARNINGS can help make the holidays hap p-er for your entire family! It's easy selling fine AVON products. C,'ll now 644-3079. - ,ard. kitchen equipped, 1)75 mo, PREFER PART TIME Experienced all phases, accept responsibility, accur Ire typist, ma'ure, salary ccrnmensurate with ability, five day week, 9-5, South Seminole area 931-1020. Beautician, Jr. or Sr. For shop in Deflary. For interview, call 661'177 Weekdays after 5. weekends pill time - 4OMES and APIS for rent From 5103 mo. Call 1231661. HOME PENTALS-b,ol,,q-9 to 9. - Insurance Secretary .'. - Nøw duplex, 3 bedroom, 1 L.i'I P.tctsp,fl equipped $17S montn Security. One year's lease EVEREST REALTY. INC Rea'tor. 1601 S 17-9?. M.a'tland. 62$ 0101 LADIES Bar Maid N gtitsh It 372 9971 bedroom, kitchen equipped. Washer dryer 1100 dep $190 r'ri I child Call 373 7991. Brand new 3 bedroom, 1'-, ba", tchen equipped. Lease. Avaa tIe Nov. I 377-2710 Opportunities COIN LAUNDRY--COIN FULL TIME Houses Rent 37 Experienced seafood cook. Apply irt person 322 5232 7-1 BusIness apt., suitable for couple. Ph. 372-1759 WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. 151. Sf- Don't Read This Ad Co'rpetenl nursery church worker needed for Sunday mornings and occasionally at other timet For iippo.ntrnent, call 377 764? Apartments Rent Furnished Teo bedroom duplex lurnisb.; Apartment 1220 Orlando D' Sanford, Workers apply in person to American Wood Products, 1797 Unless vo" rr.car ut-sr,e'ss we are Charles St Longwood, Fla considering qualified applicants ri your area to become a working 19 Female Help Wanted part of our National "let Fooø" Distributor System. You are nd applying for a lob! You are ap plying for a very higri proft Irii5 IS DIP.ECTED TO THOSE businesS of your own. NO IX LADIES WHO WOULD LIKE TO PERIEPICE NECESSARY-NO SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY SELLING INVOLVED. This INCOME WITH PART TIME busineSs can be started part time WORK. 4 HOURS A DAY, S DAYS r.o need to quit your lob Can be A WEEK. $1.60 PER HOUR WITH expanded full time with company LARGE NATIONAL COMPANY financing, We need people we can CONDUCTING SURVEY IN depend on Our products are SEMINOLE COUNTY. FULL nationally famous "Hot Food' TIME WORK ALSO TO THOSE items made by Heinz. We have WHO QUALIFY. MUST HAVE over 36 varieties of Hot 5ovs anti PLEASANT VOICE- FILL IN Hot Entrees. such as Beef Stew, COUPON BELOW,APID MAIL TO Chicken & Dumplings, Chili 6 MANAGER: P.O. BOX 1667, Beans, and on and On. We have all ORMOND BEACH, FLA, 32011 of Americe's Iavorites. All these delIcious products are sold from NAME the latest in automatic vending equipment. Your route will be x'sbablished and ns'atled by vs. ADDRESS Your agc 5 not a factor, if you aualify. Perfect for a nice couple PHONE to operate as a family business CAM INVESTMENT PEGUIRED AGE Travel Agencies 13 - Wanted- Welders end Welder's Helpers 373 0110 _________________________________ P.' A I T I N A N C E MAN - Pd cc d nijture individual to fill full time, permanent position willS apart snent Complex in Sanford Call Andy Keller at 617 2llOfrom9 -Sor 373 6650 after 6 p.m. Solid fast growing company n Seminole Cnty ha open;r:J f'' employc' ilterested in i-rit welding, small machine assembi-,' and service. Good pay, hospitalization, paid vacation, good working conditions, For interview, sene name, address, telephone No, to Box 511, care of The Sanford Herald, Box 2657, Sanford. II I wanted, r'iaie or lema'e Experience necessary. Fiberglass ,,mination irt profit Sharing company. vacations and holidays pAid Good starting wage. Many jOb advantages Contact Starline Enterprise's Inc. Building $31, Sanford Airport. S em tO 430 pm. 1230411. Baby sitter in my home. 3 pm. to? a m Own transportation. 323-1424 or 32-2 9979. Instructions PIANO LESSONS 12 Week Chord Course Harry Wester, 323 1379 iI-- -- Goodlhingsto Eat - ROW1ING NI&HT. BL I NIN IN AND NEA Motels-Hotels NwIy renovated Class A lating Family units, etticlency & over nitx-s Low weekly rate's. 372 -3a03. 9 MY - _______ - P,Sate poodle, dir!' lost from 1101 Magnolia Ave , collar green rhineStones REWARD 373 7151 SANFORD CT. MOTEL ______ SAY I' M A Lcst and Found S / OF MODERN ART vs ;:'•.'. Personals 4 __ .. - -. ;. ¶_'j.. -.-•._j All adventism9 appearing irs Tb, Sanford Herald on Wt1ni'dy will automatically be placed ri Thursdays FAMILY BARGAIN NEWS SECTION that i distributed to an additional 13,000 homes in he ares. Advertisers thculd include this insertion in computing their earned rate wrcnce h PICKEP HER UP t THE TOII ULWELL,5f1E - 2k a line 22c a line ____________________ by Heimdahl & Stoffel ., \ I 37c a line (51.75 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum / _______ - ., valanie in Sanford, Dltorsö, and Onlan,jo area Call 669 9576, R W Collins La-,'.n 'CIrying Inc Canc'ace Dr - off Hwy 17-92. Fern Park, Orlando 831.9993 4 TE ViCTlS _________ If. /O BUT V44T •1E Gs'.ES DEEP COMP.\SSIQN Winter Park. wis TOMORR Fringe 8enefits Retired Military Welcome Minimum Age 18 Ma Ic. Female Help Wanted 70 Career Opportunity Turf EducatIon Program Advancement Seminole 322-2611 CAMPUS CLAER with BIMO BURNS Male Help Wanted Lawn Spray Applicators _______ - EOIT Friday, Oct. 26, 1973-5 B The Sanford Herald 1. UNSWORTH REALTY 3's', Fur%t 51 313 6061 or 32) 05)7 SANFORD REALTY -- lSUs FrenchA-,mDays 377 7712 bedroom frame 2 story hOuSC On corset It 12' x 26' workshop Ideal for Pt.ne a, 5mll buSifleSt. Zoned Commercial I block oIl French Av i 111$ S Laurel - S.\P4 MO PARKS, 12) Bedroom Trailers & Apt. 2 Adult parks. 7 Family parks 33)5 H*y P 2 Sanford,)?) 19)0, Day, Wk., M-o Tw bedroom, furnished api. adults only 116') month 'i7) 5954 o' 371 t.i'J after 3 c m Ii ZA'r*[ PcAza *FClti P11* sit 720 New Sets MATTRESS £ Box Springs l(irtQt Complete Ill 28 �- -4 -, .... -. ................ -.,.,.- ............-... ,.--.. __ _____ - - ...............................................- ------ T' -- - - -- , . . ....................... '"W - - -........ •..-. . -":'----' •••-- - • -'- - '-- ---' '.'.r'...... ____ _ - - 68-The Sanford Herald Friday, Oct. 26, 1913 114, Stop Wishing __ _: -i __ -Il For Money! Sell , - Houses for Sale by Art Sonsom __________________________ A PRETTY CORNER LOT GOES WITH THIS exceptional home in nice Quiet neighborhood, 3 bedrooms. 7 baths. eat n kitchen, and family room ii you tired of lOOking, YOU Should see thit 132500 Oner will carry mor tgage. THt l E41Ifl)S fl1CWtE, 58 . 1 'JALUP E.WLcyEE Bicycles 65 3 i 45!H _______ _7__(11 "' I _______________ The answer to "What to do with your old Car Sell it with a Classified Ad 11 ,1 SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL . WP MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 377 1991 1919. Fr-th Eve,, Sunday, 377 737i or 372 1196 " - _________ 7 11 - ! I ~ ~ ~ =:[:I= C1111, 1, __________ 817 W. 1st St. Houses Sale ii C.WhiddOn,Sr., Broker lii P1 Park Sanford 372 5991 Beautiful 3 bedroom home Lovely Mayti'r section. 210 Virginia Ave Call Joe SaggerIy, 377 4195 No . Brokers. Housesfor Sale -_________________ ______ 'I Si Household Goods - - - i - -- ______ '--- Auction • Sale it RECEIVE THE FOLLOWING. ANALYSIS Dell's Auction $á - - - Ii VOlt Auto Battnie-s SlI 95 REEL'S BGDY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue Friday Night, 7 30 Early American Couch and Chair, Hide -aBed. Sectional Oirisrs couch. .iru.t Bahas'.i couches, one blaCk, one red leather chair, 4 Dinette- chairs, complete dInette sit, rugs of all size's Complete Set of Iuggag-. like new, red; Fishing equipment, Tools, Paint arid hundreds mi%ellanousitems _____ - - - G 1.0 Interior Bucket Is ce-lIe-nt COndtori Sacnilice Ph .'' ___________ - 1.*'' yton * Ste n stro m Kap PLAZA 1)1.4732 Covers PA! .. OPEN 8-5 MON AUCTION* * A.A.A. WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE _______________ ___________ ZAGS __________________________ ZIG 28] ILILL Mon -Sall. f-S $30 $353 Hi-y. 4341 Mile West of .4 --- --- - . LLLL LLtLt'1i,tL i , Directory of Experts Ready ,AirConditionin9, 72 POWNE Lawn 1111 I 0 W t - ts - t a. ,, ..... '• - - - 0, !!__ 4 44. J. I t i_.v.. , flii '-- - II " 1972 Cadillac f Coupe DeVille, Loaded With All Luxury Options Including Leather, AM-FM and Cruise Control. Gold W.White Vinyl Too. Service $5 1 95 Old Fastback, 6 C I 4 Sp R&H, Tac's, Dk. Br own. 1972 Bonneville 4 Dr. HT, VI, AT, PS, PB, R&H, AC, Power Windows, Power Seat, Green W.Whlte Vinyl Interior & Roof. P $3195 $1 ~ i.--., fi- 1OWN IF ----- •.- ' •.iI, .-, s-I i " -. ~i -5 ~L '.~~__I~~`_m_ r'. -- - - Pontia c - - __ - _ - .. - Home Land Custom Nova Hatchback, Vi, AT, PS, PB, AC. pvei, Green. 795 4 Dr. Sedan VS, AT, PS, PB, R&H, AC, Ok. Green. I $ ____________ LOCATEDONSANFORDAEjj rsr *m cntiru 11.0 ,poj" 5LVo. , • - SANFORD, FLORIDA 323.4670 f . .•____a_. -aa GOOD SALARY COMPANY BEN I!FITS SDAYWEEK MUST APPLY IN PERSON AUSTIN FERTILIZER & CHEMICAL CO. 2300 Country Club Road Sanford, Florida - -- 2 Cougar XR7 Convt. ww - - - ,w_. . ' • I -' , - - - I - fiuulill 191II LulL 1111 i!LLALII SAVE $ 128610 $5$ 'aiJllIfflI 0 4 1111, i 607 40 0 4p its, (ill $ 1895 1969 Dodge Polara 4 Dr., Vi, AT, PS, PB, R&H, AC, Med. Green. 1295 $ Coronet soo 4 Dr., VI, AT, PS, PB, R&H, AC, Light Gold. SAVINGS CHRYSLER 3195 1973 NEWPORT door hardtop. automatic, cl.or hardtop, automatic, Power disc brakes & MM-FM stereo. full power, I steering, AM stereo, auto air, cruise control, cruise control, all vinyl split seat with re-diner low interior, viny l roof a steal, mileage . yearly trades two to choose from. NEWYORKER 40 ' 395 - $3 - k 1111 ul[llIIIff Catalina 4 Dr. HI, Vi, AT, PS, PB, R&H. AC, Light Gold. HWY. 17-92 & LAKE MARY BLVD., SANFORD I $2795 -: $0 W.P. 644-8916 .. Go 0 I 3991 $4995 Jack Prosser - 4 I 12 Pontiac t -7-7 1 Of By Imperial, 73 Loaded Luxury Car At Tremendous 1 - 011 LeBaron" 1973 Dodge Custom Polara 4 Dr. HI. Vi, AT. T, PS, PB, R&H, AC, Gold W.White Vinyl Roof. 04, 4 Own Right 2 Dr. MT, VI, AT, PS, PB, R&H. AC, Blue W-Blue Vinyl Roof. $395 Co Luxury In Its Chevelle Laguna Satellite Custom 4 Dr. Vi, AT, PS, PB, R&H, AC, Beautiful Bronze. F ke" t,P' Ch e vrolet 1969 Dodge 1 9 2188 eo IBANK RATE FINANCING 1971 Plymouth 111 H 1111 Lifi RIVIERA Automatic, air, full power, AM-FM radio, vinyl roof beautiful gold exterior, 04 op iiiiiiiii I m -% - - 1969 0 Ph. 323-1481 --. W- Automatic, AM.F,j stereo, power disc brakes & steering $3495 . -- . split seats, vinyl roof. These cars have very low mileage, extended warranty ii months, 11.000 miles where quality meets price. Va, AT, PS, PB, AM-FM Stereo, AC, Power Windows & Seat. Green W-White lop. $1695 WeIJ Drilling 1 1 S. Hwy. 17.97 & Truck DeLand Ph. 736-0810 Sanford Ph. 32?,33-*o - p. UU 2795 '' 1 TOSERVE YOU DeLAND --- w Once-ri ' Truck Driver PJOW TWO LOCATIQNS SANFORD 1S73 PLYM OUTH OUTH GRAN SEDAN "DEMOS" LOWfl SrVICI OWN 2995 II7 Fury II 4 Dr. Sedan, vi, Al, PS, PB, R&H, AC, Med. DtMg . BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC Orlando Ph. 644.1011 I A r 1970 Plymouth . Clearing ,. L_ - va.$ Green. ______ _ . f __ 3719 Hwy. 17-97 South Sanford Ph. 322-1835 0 $ Fury Suburban a n, vi, AT, PS, PB, R&H, AC, Ok. - -. 1973 Chevrolet 1972 Plymouth Wallpaper Hanging, QI' " THE 4 TO CHOOSE FROM - -I .1 , Cleaners ., L Delta Royal 2 Dr. HI, AT, PS, PB, R&H, AC, Blue W.Blue Vinyl Roof. * Maitland Flea Mart * Concrete L BILL 2695 1969 Oldsmobile 1968 Oldsmobile 1995 1970 Chevrolet Impala I Dr. Sedan, Vi, AT, PS, PB, R&H, AC, Med. Green. * k - ' 2495 2995 Catalina 2 Dr. HT, Vi, AT, PS, PB, AM.FM. AC, Brown W.Beige Vinyl Roof. Bulldozinq - - TAKE THE "VW THING" HUNTING' IT'S TOUGH, IT'S CHANGEABLE IT'S THREE "THINGS" IN ONE! MAKE IT WORK FOR YOU' THE TOP GOES DOWN! THE DOORS COME OFF! THE WINDSHIELD FLIPS DOWN' IT'S A GREAT I "THING" FOR HUNTING 4 Dr. Sedan, Vi, AT, PS,4s. R&H, Factory Air, White W Black Vinyl Root. .. - ;'i:. S FIRST! 1972 Maverick $ - 1972 Pontiac - : =c4 r Open Fridays Until 7:30 I. ORLANDO644-3912 ___ ______ 1972 Triumph - Roberts & Gilman -.- .4 SANFORD 0 sVJACK PROSSER 40 & ' I! — ir jL -• 'c 'ij. .. - i - Home Improvements '- ST., ow 0 . . ,',- T I -FROM- PlUmbing . 'k OF - -. i ;'$; , '-.• - Insulations - - FIRST - - 9 '1. 6. ROAD TEST Fern Park • na~ Pet Care -- Heating z!r:E S. ADD BRAKE FLUID -. A I 1diZi -- Most Chry, Corp. built cars. Excluding disc brakes. Any additional parts or service carry a supplemental charge. DEAL 11, Appliances Gk.ss-Mirrors .. Plus Tax ro*~ To Serve You ! Electronic Equment Repair Elmer Bakalla, . UMU) LtiLL. 436 & 17-92 - --- 1801 W. FIRST ST., SANFORD SA NFORD 322-0614 ORLANDO 644-3 A -4- irir..i DNMFiL _______ BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN HAS 'THE THING' FOR YOU! "Stop Urn" - ______ b MID-FLORIDA DODGE ..,'' 2 29 I%ftAUP FltIIaP - _____________ _____________________________ request will carry a supplemental charge Ong -- 4• IIIPrlr 1801 W. .SANFORD 322-064 * Any other parts - ,; A MID-FLORIDA DODGE Pa IY_ 945 3. INSPECT MASTER & WHEEL CYLINDERS SERVICE DEPARTMENT OPEN 8.5 MON-FRI FAMILY CAMPERS NOLEN 7 EIRANCE) NAME 1 Pt 46West5,j __________ 371 5670 INSPECT FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS .l Winnebago __________________ Service £. 1.6 MUSTANG FASTBACK. Nothing down, take over Call credit ''' A11 DL WAGON 1965 Timpe-st Custom, new tires and Sticker. $1000: best offer Call 373 38)0 after 6. - TIMING CHECKED CARB ADJUSTED v-";- . -_ # .)# 1'. ?'t. ONLY ______ 5-.'.--- -. 1 Thru Oct 31st Oct 24th AND LININGS FOUR WHEELS DISTRIBUTOR ROTOR *BEST . INSTALL NEW SHOES --- Piirts Accessories GET A MOTOR TU NE-U P 1, 1. ___ _____ Want Better Gas Mileage? ____ AND FREE SAFETY CHECK I __________________ _ ____ - ' I _________ _- ___ EVERYBODY .' .. ___ . & - RELINING SPECIAL _ ORIENTAL RU(',S WANT ED Toppricespaid. used, any COndIrofi o.11876. Winter Park ___________________________ 69 Stamps-Coins To buy and sell gold or silver coins, rc'nt,itt us Inst. We also buy bulk silver COiriS SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109 W. lit. 371-4357 . JEEPS* - WITH A MOPAR BRAKE _____________ **AMC - 26, 1913-78 AN EVEN BRAKE 80 '"I'-'' .1 i - COON DOG Fine Furnilur,bedrOom suite. Trf and comolcte campingtwin beds, beside table, double Champion stock. Black 8 Tan Ii, -dresser and mirror, Hard Rock i'quipment, boat and motor yrs. old Extra good free dog, 5250. Maple, fruitwood finish, 5100. 64 ctier items Ph 3.19 5669 Equipment for Rent Ph. 372.7900. . -CO RBETT Linen upholstered chair. $75 7 -- "Fix Its Time. Hire a expert Hitchcock bu nch tables, 135 each, Rent Blue Lustre CIur.tric Carpet German short haired puppies E LECTROLIJX REAL ESTATE. repairman from todays ci Issified Shampooer for only 11 per clay . Registered litter. 8 wits old. Ph 2 House Of Pine Lamp tables, 530 REALTOR SPECIAL vacuum cleaners to be CARROLL'S FURNITURE. Ca.: 11$) garage sale Thur. and 295 9517. M817'vl,DeDary66$44!S ld for 539,95 each. Cash or Fri. 1750 Spruce Ave., Winter 3 bedroom, 2 bith, porch, fenced BUY-PRICED RIGHT Park. Ph, 6475519. terms, United Freight Soles. ii yard, newly painted, $17.. 327 bedrooms, large utility room, C,fl Almost new, 3 br. 1t' bath, ; S Orange Ave., Orlando, Mon r used for rum bedroom. cornr mtq. No closing costs No ASSUME PAYMENTS Su '3 jalt n I .'..' oIir I V. .tho 1936 Ct;rsler in no5'. THEN JOHNNY WALKER On deluxe Necchi fig tag. 3 needle mortgage, $133 monthly. Call after S. 323 0701 CHOICE . two year old Position, built In buttonhole maker REALTY FIREWOOD three bedroom, 2 bath home, AND FREE SAFETY CHECK with designs. Pay $38.50 or 6 JOHN SAULS AGENCY Cut in3 It. lengths Florida room, central heat and _______ payments of $7 per month, See at 3776437. AlterS. 372 7111 711 N Oak, Sanford air, wall to wall - arpe?, 5.35.000 Ph. 3723705 Sanford Sewtng Center, 307 E i iiii day, 373 0413 eve Terms, • • Firs? St., Downtown, Sunland. 3 bedroom. 1 bath, lencc'j ASSOCIATE Wood dining room sets from famous f3iO ___________ yara, some exterior painting CHARMING, LARGE OLDER manufacturers include Spanish. Ktihen cabinets Excellent conA SUN SCORE ENGINE flee-ded, Priced ol .nli 517.100 Early American HOME, $ bedrooms, I b1th, .70" Frigidaire Stove. Like 4-Nothing Down Mediterranean with matching n 2. PLUGS 322 2345 after 3:3weekends paneled dining room. Central heat JIM HUNT REALTY china cabinets, table and chairs, ONLY anytime. and air, with hardwood floors, 1 bedroom, l' - or two baths, au 2524 Park Or. 327 2118 iii. (3 only) cash or terms, POINTS fireplaces, on corner lot. 174,900 t.r;rh. From 523s00. 201h Street to United Freight Sales, 3550 S Realtor-After Hours, fleijroom suite. 1 piece seclioral, 095* Lorust, turn left to 11th St., right 37297143727991; 372064 Orange Ave., Orlando. Mon. • Fri. good condition, Best offer. Ph. 371 CONDENSER FOR BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSES on Vntenia Court North. Model 9to9, Sat. 9 to S. :3.,. Plus I IJ for sate or lease, Call us. PdrORD CLOSE I1 open 1 6 pm. daily. On site phone Great 3737010. 1973 Sin'ier machine, never been Tax RETIREE INVESTMENT, VALUE. Building includes 3 attractive used, some still in cartons, no 52 Appliances Cone-nient and charming, lust PCV VALVE apts. Will make nice residence AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP attachments for buttonhole, blind - co:npteting I new 3 bedroom 831 6300 ni-rn, fancy with good rental income, S213. patterns, WLCOPIDITIONED Ref'igecators, home's with garage, air and .,. , --.5.-.. u. .. ,inc-r ,ina Dryer. BY OWNER--t4ew Kingsberry 3 carpeting. Located on a QUie-t Irmt. United Freight Sales. 3550 .'.'ARRANTY. Free Dilive-ry, sfreet wst7 lake breeZes. Walk to bedroom, 2 bath, Central heat and S Orange Ave., Orlando, Mon. WIIITESIDE APPLIANCES, 64.4. shopping and schools Low down air. Range. dishwasher, disposal, Fri., 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to S. 14 1 payrnt. Only 172.500 to fully carpeted. Lot 161 * 65', VA and Conventional financing. Ph. 21'2I Hartwell Ayeor 'service at your Freezers 071 4M. This Special Good *PUBLIC AUCTION* CLIFF JORDAN Realty, 372 1301 NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath Concrete Every Friday nigh? 7.30 p.m. If you Many to choose from Dick's OCt. 241h Thru Od. 31St REALTOR 831 8272 843 4.a*atha Ave at Il 97 Appliance Sales & Service, 7817 S block homes, central heat and air, have thingS to sell or consign, call rcncb Ave., Sanford, 372 7658 nearing completion. Good Stan Vermillion at 838 7020, Brand new 2 or 3 bedroom financing arranged. If you have an eye for real value, townhouse's. Choice tocatlont No SERVICE DEPARTMENT THRU FRI you'll eye the classified ads car needed for shopping, schools LOCH ARBOR-Spacious new 3 regularly. or churches. Wall to wall shag bedroOm, 2 bath with family room, 190(1 Hwy 1792 carpeting. Dishwasher, disposal, .:LPIMORE WASHER, parts. two car garage, carpeted, central L *ood range and central heat .Sir. service, used machines, Realty heat and air, financing arranged. Hurryl There's only lot each. 327. MOONEY APPLIANCES, 323 1661. SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS 3691. HIGHLAND PARK-Exclusive IMMACULATE-Older frame home W,'clrrn W,..*rSave t. ,,.t .J,u tA Fotis, here's one of the area's 3 bedrooms, family room, living Pre.Christmas Sale: Side by side 21 Corral Western Shop, I? 92. 1 mile nicest homes on three large lots room with fireplace, two car Cu. It. Whirlpool Refrigerator. S. at OeBary. with huge 20 * 40' pool, Has 3 garage, excellent neighborhood, Freezer, was 1-619, now $629. Big bedrooms, 7 baths. climate con 519,500. Massive Spanish bedroom sets (5), savings on Dishwashers, Ranges, trot, twin carport, equipped k;l. NORTHEAST Include large dresser, richly Washers, Dryers. Geneva Htg, 8. then and odles of extras, 155.0, THREE CEDROOM-2 ba?n home, framed mirror, chest, twin or full Air Cond. Se".autpiorlzed If you're IOing for a hom$ in this 360' DEEP LOT. Loaded with beautiful shaded corner location, headboard, complete 4 piece set Whirlpool Sales 8. S-. vice. 3096 range don't buy anything until beautiful tree's. Sand beach on in an established neighborhood. lust $179. Also living - room sets, Orlando Dr., Sanford, (lit bldg. lake, connecting to lather lakes. 3 you've seen this one? Large rooms, excellent condition. $99.95. Cash or terms, United So. of Airport Blvd. 323.5431. bedroom, lakefront home only Freight 5ale 3550 S. Orange MAYFAIR-HERE'S THE HOME 578.500, I think this could be for ST. JOHN'S Ave. Orlando. Mon. - Fri., 9 to 9, with pool so many Of you have 1110 Volt Washer 8 Dryer. 9mos. vouI Sat. 9 to S. r.kc'd about. It's back on The REALTY CO. old-used very little. Reasonable market and priced at *37,700. Has AsSume mortgage, or jt 5-10 pct. 148 8)83 Fertilized Hap down on new mortgage Peg, Brokers We have 4 bedrooms, 7 baths plus many Pangola & Bahia Sanford, Fla. many many more, we can tell you extras. Near hospital. We're 30" Electric Whirlpool Range 372.3485 about. We arrange financing (Or Duys 322 612') ready to show. Excellent Condition, 1100 Nights 3275171, 322.2352 the home of your choice. Call or 3fli4 Selgler Heater PIP4ECRESTBEEN LOOKING for stopby our OffiCi, open till $ p.m. 7 a nice 3 bedroom I nice neig't Reasonable, very good cond. NEW days a week Kenmore automatic washer, 3 borhood in the lOw S70s? We hive 322 6610 after 430p.m. Cycles, good Condition. First $50 VACANT IN it for *21.230 Has heat, air, dzn takei. 322 9%4. Candlelig ht Bridal gown, headpiece and is nicety là dsCàped. $ thu "We Don't Stop 8 veil. Size 7.9 Cost *750, sell t100. NORTH ORLANDO one! 322231$ after 3.30 6rid needs a new tarniy. See ths 3 53 TV.Radjo.Stereo Till We Succeed!" bedroom, P bath. Back yard Call 322-2420 Anytime MISC. SALE: Reese Trailer Hit. views many tre.s C'ln. t 474 is.s.j ZenIth sterco, us table "r,t,rj' .;,s Lea'jer' es, one for Toyota Land ruiser, B&DAlRCOP4DlTIONlNG t7.fl. For access to all parts of Call 3221067 Shrubs, tiimmed & shaped Flower Your Multiple Listing Agency one for late model GM cars Inc. Orlando. Call Joe Rubel, Assoc and heating service Before 1p.m. be-di cleaned I edged to per REALTORS Surfboard racks, Scout Pont, 2.SàS Park Dr. ed s, B Ph 43109217 Realtor.., ,Fern Park 830 9202 South Seminole TV Service, new 8. 134.7147 Specialist. Mowing by I pj Chairs. Table. Clothes, Dishes, TELEVISION SETS $2SUP COUNTRY LIVING; Rautiful 3 used TVs. Hwy, 134. Altan,,onte requ4s1 only. Free estimate. M. Lamps, Sweepers, Dresser, Roberts & Gilman FOREST CITY-) bedrooms, Central Air Conditioning. For free 7 MILLERS Ph UI 9927 bedroom, 7) bath home, Many. Books, Movie Outfit, Swing let, estimate, call Carl Harris, at ________________________________ baths, almost new home with 2619 Orlando Drive, 372 0353 Many extra features. Only 145.000. Baby Items, arid lovely family room, large master SEARS in Sanford. 3721771 many other WHOA. Donithrow away useful idle 830.5500 MOWING, EDGING .j..._ bedroom, lovely carpeting, self items. Some like new. Doyle Rd. In 'temi Sell them Quickly with 8. TRIMMING JACK R. McCLURE Inc Rcaltorj Longwooj *STEREO* Osteen 9.9, Oct. 24th thru Nov. 1 cleaning double oven, excellent Herald Want Ad by calling 371 CALL 372 1361 3 11)1, Registered Broker mortgage position. See this row. 7611. and asking for a friendly i((P4'5 MOWING SERVICE . REPOSSESSED. 139.000 )2') U7 S ft. Warren cooler case, sliding ',,', P ,',F1 ,54CF Pt 111111P A(rfir4r, tots and Lwn _____ 32 Mobile Homes 111111111111111, flr,itfij walnut cabinet, 8 tr,', glass iron?, $7$ F r'e- t'st,mate. call 173 7i$ three S ft. All 'flakes sc'. CASSELBERRY-.. 3 bedroom, 7 Overhead garage doors and at tape pliiyer recorder player, etc Ph 8305)38 :an you believe a beautiful 10 wide-LIri bath, like new 3 year old home. tah.ng parts, $70 ea.: 3$ Pip. Pay 568 cash or assume 57 50 per is still around? We have one in family kItchen area, carpet, rc'll line-GE Appliances SENKARIK GLASS 8. PAINT CO ' month. Phone 6A7 1577, for free Evinrvd outboard motor, short or ZAYIC PL,AA•i-, PARK Monowam nerfect shape with many extras. drapes, central a 1 a, privacy Sanford Electric Company 210 Magnolia Ave home-trial. HALLMARK SEWING long thank, electric start, $150. Can be seen at Gregory Mobile EXPERT 111.4723 2522 Park yard, dead end Street. Move right Drive, in .46n 372 1567 Ph 3726050 between 16 p.m. AND STEREO CENTER, 17$5 W. Homes, 500 French POODLE GROOMING - Ave.. - Sanford. in Very good mortgage po'sitln. 48 I SOFA B E & Fairbanks Ave ,Winte-r Park. Fla, 123 SM. 313 }i'o In 3894 Let one of our friendly ad visors help WHOA. Don't throw away useful Idle Call today! 531.300. Matching Chair SEWING MACHINES $fJ I Word your (tCiSIfied ad Call them quickly with a Sell itemS. 2. 3 and I bedroom opens to sleep Dog training in your home. All 327 2611 or 1)1999). double wide-i, all These nationally famous deluxe zig Herald Want Ad by calling 377 LAKE MARY-Country luxury 4 Garage.Rummagi reduced for quick late. Over 10 Breed Dog Training Academy. Zd sewing machines are asking 19/3 7611 and for a friendly home, horses permitted, I twelve wide's, all lengths and Sales Call for free valuation 531-7370. models with built in controls for Advisor. bedrooms. 3 baths, 40*70' family decors. Several models sit up in -aISTRETCH ST'TCH, blind stitch, room with beautiful fireplace, Garage Sale-$at..Sun Furniture, Park for immediate occupancy. OIL HEATER CLEANING fancy patterns and features new Grooming Attic PfOfei.Iri4i with love over 4000 sq. ft. under roof. A small appliances, gun rack, Place Horr,es North, Hwy. 17 92 Ii' CALL RALPH iIIIIIIIIIIIII ptjp button reverse, 7 only, S a m. 6 p m Animal beautiful lot, 700x710', swimming dshes. clothes, wigs 8. mIsc, 7409 Have, Lake Kathryn, 3 m, North of Hwy. 373 5954 $119.95 each. tI,iri,in lnuI,it'rrr S,Pi 01-tO Full is (irc.mng ,vid 1,oarclrn9 372 77 ZOl 4C'120'. Great for the fani;y S Willow Ave 373 3906 436 All 2270 COtI lit Ail1(, AlP P. guarantee arid monthly payments 571.950, Srr,.(eij ( ur :arporl Sale--Sat. I Sun. Clothes 8. available. Inspect at United Dli IONING. 7409 Sanford As,, . Ic Home BM,k. Repossess ions winter. Call Geneva Htg. 8. A l i, F r it Sale. 3150 S. Orange misc. house-hold items 1505 S 172 4790 Forest Green, Inc. IS to Choose from. $31 Card Service 3i3 54) __________________________ THIS WEEK AT Locust, Sanford Ave., Orlando, Mon. Fri , Dfal0 It PUCKER PLUMBING. In,UNITED FREIGHT SALES Get cash buyers for a- -.-mAII ----Reattors 1304 W. Fairbanks )T V TO • Re-pairs, Remodeling, hot *ater vestment Place a low cost 1457333 SpaaPi, Mediterranean WETAKE'T'r,AoFc I bedroom, frons kitchen, 12 * 53', Carport Sale-Oct. 26 8. 37th, taniAs, bath aoditioris, dependa,ie (lassifi art hijr ne'jultt , 1106 Holly Frnch Provincial bedroom Se-ti, UNITED FREIGHT Sales has lust Proceeds to Grace air, $3530. Call 372.'299 betWeen 9 t service Fr ee estimates. 37316 tiC 9$ and up 6 Sates. 3 Styles t .O(dGWOOD received United Methodist Church. a large shipment of 197) S. chooll from, U995 to 513595 eautC(ire DRYWALL-SPRAYING stereo consoles and components. Pin',. bland vCCi.nm%, 1.4955, _111111111, Some have built in $ track tape Pressure Cleaning INCOME OR $P95 PAINTING INLV Pp', '73 Singers, 535C5 55 IO,',Li'' IIUAUTY SALON & Marine cassettes,Garrardturntables,nd Boats 'tOSSlE C. 6ATEMAN each ("vi' your home a bath Re ts,nnrrc,ly Hirr:etl's Beauty Cl(ck) tut' two for the price of one A 3 price's start as low as 589.95 for Equipment Ph _______ 377 8315 STEREO SPESIAL mrlde-W, protect paint Pretsuce 519 - BqOKEQ 3725747 bedroom, and a 3 bedroom home. consoles, 179.li for components, 372 764) att. AX40( Garraris corn ,, lean walls, pItioS, roots, tree est. Highway frontage, zoned 81 Cash or terms. 3150 S Orange Cle* 1973, IS Vt. If, hull. 2 left house painting, by hOur or by enrnt set, req. $4i9, now .SvC, lmpac Spra Klein 3220797 eve. Orlando, Mon, Roth home's have carports. arid Fri. 9 to 9, clearance?') prices. Can be seen , 1749. Also available IpeaIrq'. contract. 3721553. 3 111111111111111111 Lots and Acreage sat 9to5 .creened porches. Silaole for Sanford, 904172 1031. __________________________ heAdphone-i And Garrarcs tern New shingles locked on by square BULLDOZER WORK vofesslonal use, buy both tot' N Painllng-interior 8 exterIor, tb4. corner lot or' French Ave . and with air, or by hand. Licensed 8. Clearing lots our Specialty 371.17)) 1)9,900 Call Mary Teszak, Assoc. IS' All fiberglass houseboat, 10 HP !'epat-:, 'C...f p.ii;i,uj, Ire, honest H*y 47P, W:?Pt trl, *ilti built on insured )7)J723, after I p m War.t,s Evnrude, 51500. 32)1048 after experienced estimates 3730791 Outfit fecatc living room, cabanna and 1941 il*p 17 97 Open Sat & Sun 9 3)10 5, Orax, Ave. 4~30 ___________________ bedrOOm, also utility buildings Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, (all 838 7920 Orland. (between Hld, Ceramics________ Vacuum Several nice bearing fruit trees Custom Work. Free Estimate 121 Mithlas) Hars 9 Mon -Fri 830.5500 JACKSON'S Cl IiA.*.!CS. supplies, 56.000 ceth B-lirt. less than Sat. 'till 0099. KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER 5.4.000 at ISO mo, Call owner, 372 SI kiln dealer. 10 5 Closed Thursday Household Goods Realtot'S bonwooj -- Only authorized sales 8 Service in Latest styles arriving daily lii - - .(i',tom made screen rooms car & Sunday. 3727921. trodutory price like 51950 18' 'sanford Open 95. Mon Fri. Sat rorts lcp workmanship and .'irlL$OPIMAI[RFURPflTURE -. 9 I 107 W 77th St. Ph 373 $130 f3*rider, 1)0 HP Volvo, load ed. H&ACERAMICS materials. LEACH ALUMINUM buy Sell trade only $3750 GalvanIze-ui $531 it, FREE Home-Demonstration t F ("tnt y Ave Sanford III 315 E I mit Si , FABRICATION, 373 1671 '' -________________ 372 5677 trailers, 5365 Many others all - - ----- J.'J ' to Sill %m uefliin0' A Smflail 1 ' s:c Terms, AUtUn i ,rs,me-, in a classified Ad will Roofing & Sheet Metal i-ULP DECORATORS is n ROIISOPIMARItIU rrnq rt"Sult% hen Gutters& Downspout, dlrnig .1 Completit line of good used 7977 H* I? 97 _.j, 800 Frenc h Av.'- .372 iss. 371 5961 SERVICES UNLIMITED _________________ furnitur, in addition te ot.r _______ HANDYMAN drapery, floor covering, uphol. BUDDY'S 111,11111111111111111111111111 REASONABLE PRICES. CALL 377 stery & new furniture lines. PAUL SLATER HOME IMPROVEMENTS Sports Equipment I inqr suite's from. ssi______________________ Professional Wallpaper Hanger $45 small Jon', 5'lflnti'd I icens Rrrjrr' Iles from $17 ("n"trC iii i ,',' Mu '' fir'cJ a place to $hut U CONCRETE PATIOS teeEstimates Ph. 322 6173 '.5,5 fl7O5,,eyes KwliafItoid goo, Odds 8 ends OGAUR's FENCECO Another Quality Development by Braly in' 646 4.470 days delivery on sales of %S0 or !"bi d).' 52L - ___________ ' -' rn1'e-, Come in and t;towr 13 Hodues & Griffi Lpnd Cleating gauge English double bird gun DICK JOYCE WELL DRlL LI t.; Around. Excavating & Grading. Ph. with 410 liners. $113 322 0599 eves. _________________________ 3" and larger, pump's, sprinklers 109W Iii St. 22 2235 1291 or 372 6343, day or nite, or 6.46 4170. For Builders, sub contractor's Water Conditioners, 322 1413 -(crrnplete- House Plane and Shop Drawings Ft, dependable, WELLS DRILLED PUMPS 'Ok', ',"din & 5'1 0 if vimos economical Calf victor 343 71 I. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS SEMI TRACTOR TRAILER I 'iii., .5'fii &towrrrli All type-i anui izet.cTr4 ---t 5 r1mg V" "ge- repair enci sem, S It's Fix up" Time, Hire an expert m'r'.' f ReasOnab, After b-37j 428? SYIPIEMAC,IINE& rep.lirman from t, Classifieci SUPPLY CO Lawn Clesn Up, and Ltgat Hauling, ads i mblay, 373.7 EXPERIENCED My W, lndSt 111"1111,1122 GIVE Autos for Sale o Aiirfinnoor,n,, Autos (a 'sJiLuvp;IllIl Ati"idon. unwiinted, junk cars' 1969 Camaro WI speed, 39000 '66 JEEP WAGOPIEER Nothing At your hmne- Cr bu-neti,auled away Your ct. 5)0 Ccmpt,. Frday,OCtOber 2) actual miles Excellent condition or Part al down, take- over Call credit .'C buy, Orlando 2956194 anytime See t corner of 14th & Locust or _________________________ 1.30 pm onsgn, and mana('er. 3)3 6730, call 372 3687 after value, sell anything of Planning a garage 56le' Don't it it don't eat! Call SAN Late model ccicr rv. 5 piece maple 'l Fiat $50 Spider, cony. wire- hubs ORD AUCTION about your forget to advertise it in the * . twin bedroom suite, hunkbe-ct Radio, excellent condition,323 Iirtl classified ads! or Complete sell Out. 373 complete. S and 7 piece dinettes, ______ ____________________________ 4153 )40 or 323 7134 _______ For the test buy in American I French Provincial dining room 1944M0,%750 Motors, and Seep vehicle-i, se-u uyi-rs tOq a Smail ri suite with breakfront china, 79 Trucks and Trailers Call 3773370 ',tiii'ffl ____________________ DON BALES Plat. ,i to. co several like new living room . AlterSprn SanfordMotorCompany ,iii (01' I(tI?' suites roll away bed, beautiful 1918 El Camino and Camper Top S. French Ave. 372 4)82 Ford 72 Gran Torino large custom made bar, with 51400 cii' best offer. Call 373 5333 owner, low mile's, many extras Campers stools patio table with I chairs, after Noon $966 English Ford Cortina, $350 ________________________________ 527S(i Call 323 4080 ask for Bruce several nice lamps, bedroom Very 000d Condition. Call 373 7320 Travel Trailers Eller, wites, antique empire sofa, 1xOk or 373 61-57 after 5 - 30 __________________________________ e tue-Cu u'.i i. i HO Autosfor Sale case, secretary, desk, lots mor 67 lH Travelalt, AT, PS, radio, air, traii• '.ili:', Ii' ij,,,.n tr', furniture arid miscellaneous items Excellent Condition, 5)01) 50,000 miles Clean 1953 Roadmaster Buick, oseø an 1,ç i'k at Pile* World Travel. H*y toO numerous to mention If you mornings & weekends, Ph 327 3028 tique tag Excellent shape $395 17 (savtt1ingltOiellor consign, call SHELLEY USED S. 701 Stan vermillion at $387020 t 11- Scotty camper trailer, i. IS, French Ave., 3732960. Scotty-sill or trade for boat. Ph '70 CHEVROLET 322 4449 IMPALA A.A.A. AUCTION LOADED Nothing down, take '. Ove-? Call credit manager, 373 190 N. 'tvy I, i 16 i'2)Q. Lor.gwood, Fla Auto Repairs P (,ish buyer for used articles, fur nilijre, etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES, 37? 6917. __ KACIL'S YOI7RAL, 7158 Sanford Ave. Next to Horse 8. Rider. Cactus. pottery 8. special plantst ______ 1111111111IIIIIIIIIII ______.- --,.----------------- Juik_cars Removed ' - DOG HOUSES New, large & small 700) Adams Aye- Lawn and Garden 62 __ 17 ______..._.. ____.fl . AIICTIflN . ,, uu PS PS . Wanted to Buy . - . . CASH 327 II)? I sir u'.rsi lurniture, appliances, tr)Qli, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items L arry's Mart 715 Sanford Ave, . ------ Miscellaneous For Sate co 3 I3edrooms, 1' bathS, like n"w Large lot. Sale price $77,6 57.000 cash. assume $15,600 niti '.tonthly payments, $151.93 n (ludeSCvt'rylPIiflQ Call Ms Cress in 1670 _________________________ D 68 _____ __-__ ,_______•______ - Toy Poodles for sale Male & Fe-male. 3 mos. old. $10 each. Ni 172 3106. New Lumber For Sale Reasonable 373.5670 __________________________ ____ !, _______________________________ 6 "" Oachliundt, APC miniature, black 8. tan, also red, sire? lbs. wor med. shots. $65. Animal Haven Grooming 8. Boarding Kennels 3725157 Builiiinq Materials 6$ ii - 0 JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct from boxcar at wnolesa!e prices. Jolly Charlie guarantees in writing lowe-st prices in F Ia Gormly'S. E 4.6 Past (3eardall at tracks. ________________ _______________ ---------- _____ huyCr :i classl*fied Ads Don't Cost 1 1 They Pay • Grooming- Poodles Terri-. Bikes, breds. Free collar or toy with .511 SIZCS fld mod els, ID Speed ev ery grooming. 3731971. s PeCdS. arid Standard hikes now Pool Table taking up much available at Firest one Store. Call room') A Classified Adwillfind it a 372 02u. ¼, BALL REALTY Pets and Supplies DIkes, Agency 322. 5641 A nts' Wi .............................. . THE CORN LOSER _________________________________ Stemper 'Unwc Friday, Oct. The Sanford Herald we ,$• # 4 El -- ' ON THE - - SPOT,! WHEN YOU COMPARE FINANCING / WE GAIN A CUSTOMFI -U i :1 ' i i �____ -; trlday, Oct. 2o. 913 OB-The Sanford Herald HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, Ill : - ...' - -- - ...- a ..-. -: :; lI..uuIul_I._ ,-_..-.-.- :uI_ I ::: hP a-- 13 T,: '1rnn nAa)n tJLJILJL iniiri 'n __ ::::::::: flhlD IIATIflI.I I him IIMI 11111! MIghWIy SundaySchocl te?urctay S?ViCC-% SahbathStP,uot 9 -. ,r rz -.___ . Alto fl WWOS Rad'oSaturday We1ns4ay Eennq -- -- , FM 1101) II 00 17 noon I 1....J 7 OOp m. - 1 J 1 I . - _______ rJ I Fiiiily P4iI3tI iCrviCC I' t ..tii : - EveninuWocthiP Wed Prayer Meet 7 )Oo n for(SlWIl 7)Op. ai LS GI MOAV:AN CHURCH Sanlande Spr,ngt Drove Ofl9W . - - ELDER SPRINGS DAPTIST CHURCH - -- . J3J.iL! o PrlyerMee$n -- ) oia m 9 ISa m ti ca m Eviinql'tIcServ..,. 6O0p m. Sund.* .., 9 ISa m II X2 m I1SP 1 1 )Op m $unday School Murnin Worship Ep*OrthLtiQUC WTRR Sctool ,'crnroworsnp -. I-)SPrn 7-3Qp sy ChurChTrIiflnQ EV.nI,IçWOf1hP Wed Prayer Service " II 00 l 00 n)r Worthp Servies r-. 9.ASa m. flOOa m Mo,nWor'p METHODIST CHURCH Ave. ':.i tl.i.ir ii l - 30a rn . . Ljt.sejil - HOLY CROSS Ph Seminole County was one of which caused the ground to at least four Central Florida tremble," Deputy Doug Huth counties jarred by an early said today. morning earth tremor which One Geneva resident, who some residents thought was an declined to give his name said explosion, he felt the tremor. "I woke up The security guard at the when the house was jarred by Stromberg Carlson plant In something. The windows rat1,ake Mary called the Seminole tied but I didn't know what it County Sheriff's department was and I Just rolled over and shortly after 2 a.m. and said the went back to sleep," he said, building wa.s rattled by some"1 don't think it was an earththing that 5ounded like an quake," he added, "I think they explosion deputies said. shot off a rocket or something" "A number of people from Several other Geneva around the county called in and residents said they also felt a complained of an explosion tremor which they likened to an Earth Tremor Jars Seminole, Other Counties i: .4tDUt/u,rjjlhtIi(H!:.St CHURCH OF GOD 103W 22nd Street n,.. j I 1 P.itc;r Re, ia T Co%rni?o Mornn Worthip 4)1 v (:1l,,r(!l Of (;oI FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH AVnUe 519 PJ Forest City. Florida G Briftn Tarr P.'I'D T 7\VSIN 'il_i' : THE SEVENTH OA'V ADVENTIST CHURCH - _"i \ w r U IP U UWU lt(IJ)tiSf C:. __ __ 1O,f: et going up," said Charley Reid of Cocoa "It lasted four or live seconds and the house shook." The Orange County sheriff's office said they had received 150 calls from persons who were awakened by their homes shaking and police In Polk and Seminole counties also said they had received numerous reports of the tremor. Officials at the Cape Kennedy Space Center said the tremor, which could also be felt there, was not from any early morning rocket launch, "We definitely felt it. It sas explosion. '1 think it was a lowflying plane or a sonic boom," one Geneva man said today. hi Cocoa, an earth tremor rattled buildings and shook hundreds o persons awake the Central Florida area early Saturday morning, officials reported. Police in Cocoa said they had received about 100 calls from persons startled awake by the tremor around 2:18 am. But officials said they had received no reports of injuries or damage from the tremor. "It sounded like a Titan rock- like an explosion," said Lt. hE, LeBree, security officer at the space center. "It shook our building pretty good, but we recelved no damage from it." Jerry Dunphy, a spokesman for the National Earthquake Information Service in Boulder, Cob., said they had recorded no earthquake or tremor in the Central Florida area. But Dunphy said the tremor could have been too szna.11 for recording devices at the center which register anything barged than approximately 5.0 on the Richter scale. vGrfl ur ]5 Worri.p Servce II 00a m E - •- - - PrarSevtcc Listhrun LOT / ii 1 ti . (:(,s!uJht' wmbIv Of (,o'l Car 2lthand CIm Pastor Re-i Henry A Thomas C )Oa'n SundayS(hl 10 a m MOI'flirW3WOfSISiP lOOp m Evening Worship 1 Xl m Family high? I Wed) Pastor Fr William Ennis Pastor - - Assist Fr. P. .1. kett Sat VigiIMats Confessions • Sat-----6 7 - .1 .flthi J,i I - - 12i7-12 • - - - - , Wednetday -- MornifKJWCr%t'P YOijth P?)t I3EI1 9 ua m 1000Am. r Si"'. -. br i!jtrath services .%ii I(ut/lOdISt - METHODIST CHURCH OnoraRd at Woodlawn AVC. . 17$ Crystal Lab, Or. Lake Mary. Fla 277 Sunday, Otiubtt' 28, 973-&anrd, r!cr Nursery Open I- - fliuridoy 4f, I i$T UI (tmgrrguiwnu! • 2401 S Park Avenue Rtv F reaL P,ri FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Monro. Ft.. tastor D.*vidi Rich C ISa II 00a 7 Xlp 7 Xlp ning WOrShIP Evcn4nQWOrSSi'P Wed Prayer Service Sundôy School Pitgrim 'uth F II m m m Sermon In 7 C - . p " 'c.........i -. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST OHHwy424,IMdCWCS*OI '• -" - - ,• 4. ••_ _-••.. - .. _ _ . _______ -- ___________ _•j - - ---r =- Pastor 9 ISa mn It 00a m 7 )Op m . Mins?.r 9 ISa U II 00. i' 7 )Or m . - -' - a '¼. •• -_ ' -.•!---' L -gF I r --::---- CHURCH Airport Blvd Morning WOrship Church Tra14i"?g rwening W(XSfl'P ______ EC(-!OQ FIRST UNITED METHODiST CHURCH -. - OSteen the physical kind, but whenever we stand U whenever we need it and as much as for ..,i 'SIi . gardless oc sneering opposition, we win a shining victory.., and we keep our self-mpect. • . UMYF It is never too late to start living courageously. If you are facing a life situation that is draining your courage, why not pray about it in church tomorrow? The Christian Gospels assure us, without . WC - McrsPsyer Breakfast B John A. Spoiski ' covNANTPRLS:TCwh'N Pastqr Rev WitI.a;r' C .St.ir Jr II 001 Worship 7 Xlp Rev William C Millet. Pastor thOIr Tuesday s . )-ou. Sretpeatw w4.did byal. Aawrkiii CiU. ?iwWty Cei-lgtt P73 KM.tu MmtiM* 7r,4.e.. l.. tramg. VIr.n1. Morning Woi'iip Youth Service CwCningWOithip Wed Prayer&Praw II COc m 6 p 7 tOp I1 THE LAKE S*ARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Av Lake Mary 7-3Op m Church SChOOl Mn,nng WorShip Vi.iftihf.rnu.p SAULANOO UNITED 1e3p m K A F Mnst Sun).?; The Indianapolis News has started a regular Feature call "On the Brighter Side.,." which gives readers an opportunity to say thank you in print to anyone "who ges out of his way to help you" The reader just sends the newspaper a note, That feature drew 150 such notes the first month. Okay, we'll give a whirl here at The Uerald, too. (An bets on how few notes" we will receive, ii any at all?) mn fleed. Rt' PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CPIURC'i • 2635 PalmettoAve - - FT - , •, , '. , I -k 7Y? - .. '' . ,: 7- -.-------4 . I j +'- 'r -• : _________________ - • - -r v • -•.-- V•• 71 i'$ -i .'L -If -i,. .5-i-.y - ..!.!' a.....- C ___________ - . FJ' '- •- .. •. .. .-.- -- - _______ "- II oct. m Evening Worship ?. -_- ___._I_______ I- .! -- ri: 1cç' SCIENTIST -.ii1a1 ' '-vi 0EastS,cond lrut 6 flOp m t- , •.. -.•••i, i .-r WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunici I Wilson and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance FOOD FAIR 5TRES, INC. and FmpIoye PUBLIX MARKETS ind Employes GREGORY LUMBER uf sr0 KENTUCKY FRIEDCHICKEN KittitIt. k, Jim & Ernplovt.'s j 44• Mo'n.nu Worsho _I_iiJ -' F'1 .&-'.•1.',_t.,.. '14.L - :II cxi J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E- C. EtseacinclStt'ff UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y Mt'rc.'r and Staff - -. o COp m ('hristiizn 'WU'IU FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST 1 ti'( (I, • JIM LAH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH ndStaff __________ ______ ____ -. II (xia m Worship 17 P,ui So rn II 00 9 ' - . Mel Dekle and En'ployes A r •.n' rv Cr r.on 'A I 54 f?. ti I (7 ii, Cr ,ia$ trim & 3-rd am, c'- 'ci 110 Se-rn-nc-ia d -d C-at,c'btrvr b.'5t (bv , taint R.pe-' CJ'.wcn 13H o.a .,. ' trn$uoLs rI-nI h*p$l' (learwata Mrnignffy $19ti17 ClØt.. %ijmaqjt Pd aIHCt$.mAie nist Haphst CCvaCt. r;q'.t Cnv'cs o C.orrj -urrh 04 Sari Linde ii (-iii - tCi$Siiii Itcad Itlilitrit (t,uri CP-.-.cP'. c4 Clv.'.'. W 17th 5? about There are a lot of people worrying because there soon might not be a national bird - an inspirational symbol of our country. Anti there are some who are worrying that there soon might not be a nation for the national bird, Look at the eagle on the Elsenhowr dollar (a base metal sandwich), and check the claws. They are all clasping the olive branch of peace The older dollar - the real one that was mostly silver depicted the national bird with one foot holding the olive Qip _______ 1L_ Chi.mmfl 0* God 1101 W 11th C.sstnvty Jerry Avf pear fl-v't Rd CkV,*t,AM I ..'.I fhi' -4t.mi' Church 74 5 Sanford A,e Sasit;rtt CIir,Iron Church, Ill * Ofm Rd Li, (P4i )443.t (TPM(h. Icwqivvod itA.'. Crc-s Pars A,e. *9 It!, St LU7HEVAIJ I-vt','.. 1.'Iht'.sn ChurCh 0,rrbroo& or t.st.vr, ,h..d t!,4'.Jf 7 or U,"erar Chuntn 04 Pft,vtdente Lu?. vafvf P'04 ,heM,ila..-oer. 703* flthPia-u. 9e5'..ell%uu44in (Ptrcfi, 0oden Div. Dr. & Hwy 1797. NOrUSl16. Crwi'.IiJi ChurCh, FICr*I5J Haren Dr - Mi 'tta ' •.'. , iii i ir ii ri.- ,, ., if tifl-Vf v I I (r..'riri Pt aa ii-ç-Ii'-I i .I Ar'drr*'. lvetti,itraiv Chi,rth. .313 15cm' Lake Rd Urtala Cernn,unity Pf,thrt,rlan Church. Iiplala Rd '.,c,s,,,,-.t, I',rij,trq , ,n (t.rth sCi-*.-li P.b ( viiciarr RI hi &l r'r (QeWI'.i?y 'I1 Chutcn', W HibI% Rd. DeB'y SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST ,rs 0n1, rd MtIP,odi'.t Cn,rcPi, SIC Park AiC cort%IL.vcs.rnnd.yAdvrniI'.lchur(h.,4wy P.36 ForpitCil ,nl SOul nMttPiodlChurcr, 7410 Sanford Av 5In A Iicdtt Church iCO W 4th Sb OTHER CHURCHES OIl Rd sit I .Pi ('.'im' C.irrp Sernool, Wivi. Park P StPavlM,thd,$t C$'.jrth. Oltren Pd, Cnt.-rpr,i 'itCtnjnct% DeWy .I4,dC '.,mI 3'' a '.ui Blvd Aitan''.t, l'' hC5ttt ('Ji1 tirasdill Ay (' i.j-.ti (ur,-rnun.t CPit.1h (i.irctvPt 'cSa,'.CPin.stoilatt.cO.v$airIs liISP trst'cn cJ'rrc-ijL. Cfl.,rcti. St Johns Cl, • - Il.3 hap H*Y ?n-, rr5 r,p.uvct i (Pirl$, toee'.t,'.t. o i,s, st tas. Mvvo, Chapel. Or tinge 51,? -. e*, MOnroe ''e.on " °' "0''. "W'. 11*. Monroe Unit 15*, * I'd I 'nt U-Itrn Ch.,nth i I - t -c-e. Chuet 'v ' oarit ire Ensarsiq shtzrd I BeeC Liv. United M.tldt'.t Church helP-el A E CtiIJtCII, Canaan P4qts Ca'.'.rlr4ery Cci.-v- munity Unted MithOdit Church, yq. i , P-n.y R,deje Ro - Ca'.t*lbttry II Mar, '. A MI CP'jfch 5'. Pt it) 011cm tC0Pt... Ira-I, 5,n-jj4 Of I ?'C'° S tn i ivid .1 CPisf(h a-a .i .t-a'i M.tr..i'.t. itt 41 W at Pa-&a - ames A it? F . I'r ml C,orpss -- Cl C .'.,, C14*Ch0l GOdG4 i'rCrI.eCy 75015 FimAs. 't'1. - - -.e ,, Altaii*i St Mary Magda)*n. Caft4t.c Chcwcli M,,tIind '.,-, -Ova Laihy 04 ftWL'lCSc- Chjif(75. 1) im,,rnshan Ortloiss 14 "' 0-) W Had St Alme'tty i'ncI (n-gcn i , ii tad'. C'-.. r h c-' &i O,iti CJS 1('I .t God I404i,%r'.i 10*. MOrVO, CP.'ri'. A.-,ns CathOlIc C'-'rn Doo* j4441y ('.4p.'lp (h414(4 3n '..n 544 5-n.h M.'nirnary *ip'it' CZ'wrch 1 '-4-w.'. P'-t'.-onu, 9pi '.1 (h~th. pq Cppus St 5 _______ m FLORIDA STATE [lANK AND SIAF F Cear.e Cars AM F CPiuft',. Odo C-1 !1 HCtOVtr ('7 Tve-.cae ftavf-'.t CPurih. P.m $,p'rqp 14. AHernorfi Spng'. *.i'.arvi Ct.c-q-' Mikiasiry Bjpei? (5wcn. Mar. & William 5!. '.7 £ijg-,i'?nr t4Th... mIlJ04a Mt 7z'.i .uv,.arr eaimi %i,es Aim Ci 15fI'.S (hub' Caa PIg's CATI4OLIC ('-i. I- 41r.hal'vty L*1e Maw OvI-edo '3taia4'.- R10tist tsurth: North Rd. £mWerswit 1km (tdfi-..i BI4.14t Cftu'tfi, C-ak PfI-fi Ref 071cm Bp(t 1* ChurCh Ge'.t.i Hwy WlrnntO (J- . 10 tO WINN DIXIE STORES drl(I Employes -' r T HOOPS it NAtAl I P41 Ff3-I Chur,hOtI#tNAIlrfi%l. Irds?MJpl4 rim I'Ml (hufCl- f-S ft., P1a111 em 3010 n.m Wit • I i-rn Pa-ri (-inc-v.'. (hasP' i-f e- FJIFf'.P. GaIWTe iflnnUn.l f Cmlv? itt Mat'. ..Mv'cn Of tftt Nazarene (.4kf M4ry Blvd (abc Mary IOmqIL-I.O1 Church Ce 6*0 Uazaren WoimOs & 'c-t.tup Ae LOri!J,.fiOd PRESY1ERlAN Ir'. -,rih1trv cii ChurPi, Oak AveL )m'd , l'.?: ___ _i_i _ __ mrq) _ ___ 11 i','--: , I - - -- 4 _I_-_-__._=,e-_-I ,_ -. ___ TEL AVIV (AP) - Israeli and Egyptian guns were reported quiet today along the Suez Canal. The Israeli military command said that fighting lasted until sundown Friday near the southern end of the canal where the Israelis claim they have held control of most of the city of Suez since last Monday. The Israeli command said fthting also flared Friday when rl!mbera ofF'. tIan 3rd Army attemp i to br-eak though Israeli troops whith have had the Arab force surrounded. Halloween Carving - gets away with bribery and extortion and heaven only knows what other crimes, and the attorney general of the United States asks us to have 'compassion' for hinT. 'Apparently Itis all right to steal If you just steal enough so that you can bargain with the Department of Justice and plead no contest...." Agnew was fined $10,000 and placed on three years unsupervised probation after pleading no contest to a charge of federal Inco. e tax tvaslon as the result of a federal grand jury investigation Into political corruption In Maryland. He also resigned as vice presIdent. .. -______-.-------- - - NEXT BEST thing to the "Great Pumpkin" is s-Our very own jack 'o' lantern for Halloween. Penny Morris, 7, and April Morris, 9, daughters ofMr.andMrs_RobertMorrisofSanford, prepare for Wednday night trick or treating carving their pumpkin while dressed in their Halloween costumes (HeraldPhotobyBillvincentJr.) Nixon Okays Prosecutor MUST TLJN s..LOCK9 ACI'I AN HOUR: -a' -- k... _______ -- _i .'. - - - - .2 - _._ - .' .••i- - - _ - --'-_ ''"'-'. Pres- Ilork name a new prosecutor, that the flew prasecutclr avoid Remaining open is the posany court battle for additional sibility that Congress might rethe appointment of a new Waor ject Nixon's plan to name a new tapes "It Is time for those who are presidential tergate special prosecutor next guilty to be prosecuted, and for documents, could lead to anoth- prosecutor who would be an week, but one who will be under those who are Innocent to be er biow-up like the one that led employe of the executive the same restraints defied by cleared ...1 have no greater In- to the Cox firing, branch. A majority of the Senthe ousted Archibald Cox. terest than to see that the new advance of Nix- ate joined Friday in sponsoring Speaking 'We will not provide presi- special prosecutor has the legislation that would mandate dential docwnents to a special cooperation from the executive on a news coiuerence, Bo U.S. District Judge John J. Si. no le prosecutor," Nixon told a tele- branch and the independence dared, Iwuui rega bounds" rica to appoint a prosecutor as 011 vised news conference Friday that he needs to bring about who would be independent of night. It was that issue that that conclusion." Asked what would happen if both the Congress and the White triggered Nixon's firing of Cox he saw evidence of White House House. Bork, In a Friday Interview interference with the new j( a week ago. In announcing his decision to withasmallgroupofnewsmen, prosecutor, Bork said, "I Nixon suggested Congress let Acting Atty Gen Robert H suggested Nixon's insistence couldn t tolerate it" would abandon the measure ) , '' - ident Nixon says he'll permit the President said: I I I 4 I/ ' -_ WASHINGTON (API 1' - - .,-_ The Management and Employes HARRELLaBEVERLY - TRANSMISSiON David Beverly and Staff *CfIiIIdI Chi.atnimf Fhr.s9. na $0wn Dr - #MitIand Rd IlL Os'em csi'.acs. , mnq'. lttW )3tnSt Ms ursa r SapI-il Chh 1011 W f.n'.t 5f ?'.tide B.i"st C1.urcn - I?k Av i-i.'P--- t(- -' - i (air I-rn U S I? 3 N C4'.5afbrrf v,,t,b$C3 M'.t'.fp B.c1 it II'!'. & riar Sw'.t )7a($.$t Cr.urrr' ot Las- MCIV-O, ir'.l t3-apl4tCi.-,'rhcLorces.C.m CI.ur-ch& Ju".t E.aOtt$ Church 04 Ovi.do - - Z.tIIt! ". ______ A & P WEO P'U' -'.4 btNI -u UNITED NATIONS, N.Y The United States tAP) says It wants less debate and faster action by the U.N. Security Council In im. plementing the Arab-Israeli cease-fire. "We do not need reckless accusations," U.S. Ambassador John A. Scali said Friday during a council session that had been calld to hear new Egyptian charges of cease-fire - ______ -- I tie • (.ttr(?i. 141 •r& $uevani 1510146 Church. 2036 Paueøfo St t .fjt IJ-19t41 (r.jmrh a iae ' Pw*ccei' *i*Ø5t Church. 7)8w AirpOrt Blvd La5e 6a(ilEst U-dgi Rd. F.m Part PC5SMVPISICIUe-ChM.,MIV Si MflIW .Pe., ------ P - -' 1 U ChuqchetCl'ii'.t.4p1ImS(i,.nejtD. Aitan-.oI,tkSpg'. (Ph-ic!, Cl CP(,$P. e-nq-va Phicto4 Ii; ivond cfie.-ip tipNiJ OtviØ,ol AtIpi-rionle ipnmniqs. It tS6. Attamonse . r j' .': I til_IrL 4?* Sm Pf fn lire Bao!ist CPH.fVCh UOIW t;'n iHr Mi I--i flaptiti I?" rn ,e k Y& PilL Ui7l (r.,qr,- 3eJ . -.t.i P*O$.k Bapt.s$ Chapel. 130) W F.r$l %tt'. Apt, (•7 i'd'., 041çt44 F'-t- •A•p--, P.i'-* Mt Calvary Mau .rtary B.ifs. U W lInv It RAPTIST lu' tIm4.st (Lh'.iti 559 p,k A - . - - -__ __ - Wfl%hip Pa- tr 7 15 .i rn SANFOROATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Ilo-:iard H I1odqesind Staff SENKARIK GLASS 8. PAINT CO. INC itid ErnpIo1s - SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and employcs • - - Ill v Sc hooi SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY - '- am NurSy & Kindergarten PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. Smith and Shift STENSTROM REALTY He.b Stenstrom and Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. INC. GULF SERVICE L] . Ups.la Roads Ui v Oarwin She.? 11 - 0Cc m WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO Mr and Mrs Al Wilson D[KLFS 9 9 F CO7 hi Worship I COp m UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Country Cluba (Juil South otSR-4)) II COa aT Sunday SchI VCri'fSU WO(SVIP L D. PLANTE. INC. Qvtelo. Florida FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day AdventIst Church - 1.. tO CeJa wcish :- W_- -- __ _ C ISa m ii OQa m I lOp m The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ,.j .9 -: c'.\ Morning Worship - •:, :'; : PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST m itUIc 5ho.jt Mwfl.i WOrs'P ______ ________________ ••_ 'i--*1(. aV,.. 10 C0d Eveii'nu $47 Wed Prey.-. . - CHURCH OF CHRIST Geneva , U''-.'..r Jr r-.- ', t isa m lt,blC Study COp m [vanorl, St.r Services __________________________________________________________ - Sunday W TKR Hroadc,i%t II cxi., m WcifShp -- CHURCH OF CHRIST 1517 Park Avenue hsrI et N -C ru mP -E varçe is? (ho? Pr4t.e - - evCfl'. - Phon.S34-2U1 ,Patto LymanH KirkwoO't Organitd Jun. II. 1977 - Longwood THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL MeetsforSunday Services at The - ay Ad ,.nlist Church )rang, Blvd Lake Monroe Aveg,, In', "4alland til?l.ptont._ • I - "-iq.- PAF".JCAH, Ky. ps The rident clerk of U.S District Court has been fired 'iiter writing letters to two newspapers contrasting the penalties incurred by an 18-year-old shoplifter with those levied agaln.st former Vice President Spiro T Agnew. Mrs. Ernest W. Rivers submitted her resignation Friday alter a request for it from the three federal judges who alt In the Western District of the cowl. She said Us District Court Clerk August Wlnkenhofer of Louisville told her the three judges James F. Gordon, Rhodes Bratcher and Charles Allen "were unanimous in their decision." Gordon said the letters, prined In the Paducah Sun-Democrat and the Louisville Courier Journal, were considered "a reflection on the integrity of the federal judiciary." In her letters, Mrs. Rivers noted that a young girl had been given a 30-day jail sentence and a $200 fine in Paducah Police Court for attempting to steal a $1.99 bottic of hair lightener and oterved: - - -EmeritusPastor S 301. 11am 945 a m. 600pm. li,rf Serv,r On Agnew Wv Kenneth W Mull's Ministers Mcrnncj WorshIp S Xl. rn ChurchSchool 945. m MC(fliflg Worship IIOOa m ..-, - Be brave, Ronnie! It. will hurt a little, but it's worth it. No matter how old we are, life requires courage. And we show our greatest courage when we are terribly afraid but tight on through the fear. eoopalmSperngsDr AttamonteSprinqs EvaflQISt Needhain to ooa m C lSa m Bible Stu'iy It OOa m II OOa m assemt,4 WoeSh.P O:1S3. m 6 00p m vtn,fl(JWCWShIP 7Qp m r, ., !IlV3 Rep(.nnetn lIoll Sunday SchooI -• 'nday School n ______ _______ - I - tOp 6 After Letter m FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Santord Fla Oak Ave &iidat i• VUI L lt'y-"? ni elIo* shspSui.per a m m m !'rr%bvWrwIl 730p C nesday Morning Worship - 1 : : - IIflIfl 'COP m Wed I r'a ( SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137 Airport Blvd. PhoneJ2l-C3I2 .iine-C Vat.-n 'b" 9 V.a m Sunday SOsool ii 00 m worship Service Evenfl9 SecviCC ----- - --- m -- - - -- - - - - - . .- Wedrb.Sd.Iy B.obir Study ems, aowUAP4 a.APTISTCHURC)( 1131 West FirSt SIri*t Pastor George GaIIo*ay -- - ° LVCcI.nIJWO'SnP Wed lttble Study & - Clerk Fired __ C Xlp oi ,,, . I. t)rHarOld Harris Sunday ScP-ool P,nsnq Worshp Wed SeVV(C - -- - lR%T PENTECOSTAL JRCH OF LONG WOOD So' Oranqe %trert I4r RtthGrant Si'1.v Sthcvjl 10 00. MOth fld Worth p II Sunday E yen ng 7 )0 p Wed B.blS?uOy 7 )Qp Ccw?que,ors Mering COMMUNITY UNITED MCTI400IST CHURCH H*y I? 97 at Piney Ridge Rd Ca ssetbr.y Pastor Rev William PicketI Rev. Kenneth Miller. ASSiSt Pasto( S 30&llam Morning WorShiP 915a mn Sunaay SchoOl I . - I f'Hh('COSt(JI I 3Op m.. iii i! !!1--r 'fl ii 9 ISa II ooa •• MYF P Eve v Bible Studp Ard - .. - .- •• - ••-- - . . ______ t- - h- • SuAdIi cihiI WI)r%h p (oih Friday night Riv Garylsner SvnIandE J4 .. - .- . u.;, Price 20 Cents 66th Year, No.58 - J'' . Saturday John 5:2429 ('I,iflSI1f_1fl Junior M&ting £ .. 3k- - • Community Center Ever rig Worsh.p • m 6 Friday Luke um METHODIST CHURCH 21r25-36 Sr,speratior & HOPE BAPTI ST CHURCH Rv Raymond*tadley SuntlaySthool Family Worship Pato, C 4S.t m 11 (%)a Morning WorI p -, ____ II( AG NA: PL H cc ) A - CAIRO (AP) An advanced contingent of the United NatIons peacekeeping force arrived in Cairo early today. No lighting was reported along the front, but the semiofficial Egyptian newspaper Al Ahram described the situation on the southern sector of the Suez Canal as "very tense." British planes began bringing the 600-man i 'anthr 7 OOp m Nursery PrOvdrt i -i - Pastor, 9:15 a m 10 SOa m. A 00 p iv7 1.IJ p rn ()I?5O Elliott SundAy School -- Glance FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W 2nd St •IMapleAvt PSleA' P 1100am. . : _--.-, Pastor - ., A Tuesday flv A E.Greett 4tIr 5i'I WI:.UU It Di.'.p, (hU(h (tOOi ______ . IVI ?i• fl AtA comnunity Center 0000 SHEPERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 2900 Orlando Ave. (11-97) (Luthvran Church in America) - Monduy Daniel 7i9.14 U EU? rT(ru7 - - - 101W 2SthiIace tV it the Luttier.n Hcr _ • Reveloton m 8.9 70 & lI m " - ... Sunday ST. AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunset Dr near Button Rd. Casrlberry ISa II 00. m - r - - - -. --- '. . 12noon CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH i1 - - _______ /,.rc1 . S. m.toam. lhi'nict Sunday School Mo,nIrwJWcrsh,P . ''. t - !f - Mideast - --- 6 tSp rn Church T,.nng D !!' p 'w Lv.ri (Od. MidwAy reii.cnstal Dorm B Ii Tawe-nors. lI-d..voo.i Ave lOt ItPi - 01) po'.?. San.rie lticy'. 5.-hooli 1,,'.? PfhIUotlaI ChurO 04 LiiiQ* $otl (owr' tai*mi, 7734 Country Club Mi 0it'.- ttlnen ChurCh O.k I-f II Ri' 011cm 1-VSfOrd All.rnce Church 1101 5 P*rk iv. Saflfd4itCOri9trg4tiQflf J**iqvl* $ Wltflecles *004W 41!, SI ire Sifyaja'. Alaty, Il C )n 5? lb liii ss:si Moravlav ClwrcP *IIammte Sprint, f Cd triP' of Christ AitammI. Cnn.snslIy (Ps'c-I. MI Sp-,,'. -t The 'dmore-forU*eitoor 1) politicians don't seem to have thought abeut what they will "Jo titore" with after they get everybody's taxes up over 100 per cent of income. Actually, the "do more diseate is double-barrelled. Politicians who catch it have a compulsion tt a I do more (or the poor, arid Ib) do more for themselves, g, S, they spend like a man with an inexhaustible golden. egg-laying goose that can't find a stopper. But the taxpaying goose may tighten up when the "do more" gang starts demanding more ths produces. This one speaks for itself. letter writer Rosalie Beck was concerned with all of the late mail deliveries that she gets thIs year's title of "Being First!" She already mailed in her (tirlsttttas Greetings card. - I w' ( i I A _- t ' __ .- - _. r - !: -t - I - I .. •• -- • A'V J - - -- ' . / -. ,) , - / - I, - - - Partly cloudy Sunday. highs in the low 80's. Low tonight around 60. Variable mostly east wInds10milesperhour. , P a - .--.::- '.4-': - -- - t : -: -- ANh!UAL PROGRESS EDITION - -- DAYLIGHT SAViNGS ENDS 2 AM. Sunday, Oct. 2S Weather 1 . .- - -'4' ' . - -- •- I p' i YOU'LL WANT to save today's edition of The Sanford Hrrald, it features more than 159 colorful, exciting and Informative pages The 46th annual Herald Progress Fdition isa total package of where the action was during 19/3 in the nation's fastest growing county, and where It's headed. If ycu desire additional copies of today's Progress Edition and were among those who failed to return pee-publication orders a limited number of copies are available at the Herald circulation department at 300 N, French Ave WA.SIIINGTON lAP) President Nixon says his clase friend Charles G, "Bebe" Reboxo is ia totally honest man." But a federal agency Is considering whether to suspend I-tüu as president of a florida bank, and Nixon himself opened new questions about wh) Rebozo kept a $100,000 contribution from billionaire Howard Hughes for three years. Nixon was asked at his news conference Friday night about Rebozo and Hughes' $100,000, which Reoozo returned to the wealthy recluse thIs year. Rebozo "showed, I think, very good judgment in doing what he did," said Nixon, Nixon said after Rebozo received the contribution, "the Hughes Company, as you all know, had an Internal fight of massive proportions, and he felt that such a contribution to the campaign might prove to be embarrassing. --'•At the conclusion of the (1972) campaIgn, he decided that ,..,. -. . -. it wouiu oe in me DCSI interests ot everyooay concernea rather than to turn the money over to then be used in the '74 campaigns, to retura it intact," Nixon said. ul gcthlldtiun dispütt, howeer, occurred in December 1970, more than two ,ears before Rebozo even tually returned the money. Hughes officials Involved in twin $O,-000 donations have differed on whether the money was even intended for the 1972 campaIgn, or was rather for 1970 congressional elections. Nixon did not explain and was not asked why Rebozo kept the money so long. - - ' - - _ i j iflueX - Bridge -----------Calenuar -------------3A Classified 0ds '4-ISD Comics 7C -- - ., PU!? e )' ' T------------ EditotFIJ comment Ilor - - 16C SpOils ................4.7B State ------ lB uv.ci _ Totally Honest Man __I - t 1 - '- _____ ............... , . ,. _ ___ - t-.. -. , f: - I fr - -. - ---3 -' / -- -- :- -. - - - . - - \..0- 't-rü. . - - . - the "-.,--- - _____ NIXON ANSWERS QUESTIONS - No presidential documents . . - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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'a ". 17.92 and I Johnny Mop — 11 0 ThhItI'I' HOY's .5•40'' - 1 So salaries and okaying two automobiles — for the administratos- and a chief inspector. board last week came under fire for tentatively ap- WII.LIAM HUCKEIISHAUS . . - Authentication head will be expected to "come 1 ;_.-~_4_ . mediately fill the chief in- ___________________________ cupled with developmenU in the htiddle East, polstponed . .11 • •"-"Y Un11. sometime .aiva) 1 teiC%ISIOflradlO news conference that had been scheduled for tonight. -- - .1 1.... - DICK WILLIAMS county fire districts, and overseeing inspections in the fire districts, Kaiser said. Kaiser and Commissioner -- A ) — hit the preliminary budget as Dick Williams, in leading the proving a SM,000 budget which in th human torch Index : Lk Area deaths ............2A Entertainment Bridge .................913 ,, I -. Horoscope .............9B I Classified ads ....... 7-9C 8 :` Public notices .... ... 6-7C BA I X. TV ____ _,"•' - - 'S \ 15C X. 0 SAI \ 1I \ 80s Friday. Low tonight mostly low to i'iid GOs. Gusty winds blew across the flO:Ins d( real lakes regions today while IF YOU'D TURNED THE CLOCK BACK l ID of the Atlantic Coast. Temperatures before dawn L 4.. BE ONLY ONE! - 2A M So • to7S-atGaheston,Tex - - - - Ii J f -- SAVINGS TIME ENDS Sunday Oct 28 ____ .I 10 * ~ Moon ig h.t-7 _S'a - e 7aw -_ __C___________ - - - -- - . ,- I._. - - ___ - .- 1 _____ t,. o I . S 0 2fl "bi , as . Gil adampenu a large portion ossword puzzle 4A C showers related to a S4*, reju%enated tropical storm Cr .L Please reineniLvir . . , these words were written back in I~. __ .- - :;; I- -,;.. 1938, so certa!nly It was not with I-the thinking _Mr. Nixon. OLL-OKZ Fair through Friday wi th l personal convictions." ---_ — arrested a. : [fl1KeL5:___________ --------- President Nixon, preoc- -- secretary. "When the ordinance takes effect Nov. 12, th e department will be responsible for coor. dinating ac ti vi ti es of all the death of a homeless derelict have ken or- ~_* Weather dered bv a judge to undergo psychological, " psychiatric and neurological examinations. .% .* morning dipped into the high (Page 6A) Editorial comment 1 1 IL-01. tile if I- E1JV against football program. (Page 6A) : ___________ I,1i . )GreenStarnsI SEMINOLE PLAZA Hwy.17-92,Casselberry _ J. X. for the department increasing I)R %% liii 'M AN % OVIST wants to put a differmt view and thinks of .% : ___ Kaiser said the department - proved a revised $48,000 budget A HEI,EAGUEREI) PItE.IDENT Nixon hopes to reverse his sagging fortunes at a news conference tonight. Pac 7A) Ole executive was able to , : represent and to lead a true :: *:' 'vorking majority of the .. Congress. r SANFORD PLAZA Airport IJvd., Sanford :zs - I ~ Thle board this week ap-%~ %. FIOI{fl)1 STATE U'1VF1RSITY to release It.. f t dehumanizing '. --_--_ - - in fact co-ordimited. But as a party or, even as a faeflonal P!l Is a pleas we Hwy. . As chief of state he would ii u.ui usC co-oruinate JWGreenStamps A Five applicants, .-,I , ''. _ Kaiser are due to appear . Monday, sta rting at 3:30 n.m. i Seminole County will be named ' Bulletin .. __ I 6"al...... -!I' - County Hearing Conservation Jamboree (Page 3A) I 11 in*ist ator creation of a fire protection the leaders of their party. As chiefmag1strateitwoue see O -- 10 : 114.9"s — V 12-cf. pkq. Red Snapper Fillets _- , I --••-••-.•••.--..-.............i . \ 995 $125 • 14 uihere' I ,lo w $ 2 -_Smoked • Mul let '° ISI*g.ui Hot Dogs , 75c Sugar P ' 9 "-_ . - -- Cold Cuts Sliced Bologna 1' $ 17C - 'UI A- iJI' - . "" . . ' : I '.---------------------------- A. A chief fire administrator for . flghtforhighersalaries,uidan slashed $33,000 from the 'ery disappointing" hydrogen-powered car in ever garage. (Page Today, however, Kaiser said 80-hour work week for the :~'- recommendations of the X ,.: committee that helped draft the he is "very encouraged" by the department head will not be '...** conunission's actions and said unusual because he will be I fire department ordinance. .: 11-1 .. iOEN 11`A(;E1,ER, once strapped in leg %, he is looking forward to hionbraces with crippling multiple sclerosis, is restorations came after fire daysscheduled Interview with fighting activities involving ~~-- walking on his own today and determined to ,. ", committee chairman Gary the board. more than one department. fight the disease with a chemistry degree and Kaiser, a former Altarnonte — I. Springs (ire Chief considered a hunch. (Page 6A a top prospect for the county job. ( W'._IUL,P 'jj certainlyapproprfate to today's , ~_ times: :':: "American Presidents drift ,k ,, r g they are primarily the chief ~~ P !. - , Pepperoni Nito - . written in the year 1938, and I $139 . Thetfordforsupplyinguswitha JWGreenStamps . ., . . .." . vi-i~, 1 I , Thanks to reader Edna . I 0 N .,iuy - President Nixon asking him : how the nation's 2.2 million : teachers can impart ethical :' values while he himself "dISTegsrds. . - high standards of mora li ty." Helen Ii WI, president of the National EducZon ~111 Association said the nation's : Regular or Super 79: , re A Nov. 12 deadline and the 3A) P IA - - I Saw ,r I J._MF,U, a -' or :~ week long United Fund campaign. (Page . swell of public outrage" in the administration's handling of Watergage. - ..- : __ 1_. - . More than 150 exciting, colorful and informative pages will be Included in your copy of this Sunday's Sanford Herald! That's because It's time again for the Herald's annual Progress Edition, a total package of where the action was during 1973 In the nation's most exciting county, and where it's headed. Don't miss the Herald's 1973 Progress Edition! 'H H H ' Edition Coming -- g Tuesday by county cornmissioners anxious to fill the %: $15,OW a year post in time for a .5 TONIGHT the final whistle blows on the four- teachers "share the ground- 4 ffifli JWGreenStamps $119 ..,... 47— . 6 I r) I •-•.•---•----.. A. V I $1290 I---------------.... .1,:i:.:1:1:1. - , ~;.:!.;., * . - . $ ' * .. $169 $179 wine 1. S S I I 17-oz. Almaden Mountain Deodorant Ih.iI—-------------------------------- P ~k :: ... ltyiohn A. Spolski cr Ti ' • I I I ** News Digest %. +4t LOIG+ ........ 4 -- . 95 ...t.JL. _ Ground Beef Plus '"' $1'5 Red, Voine & elug, Cans __ - 11.- . ,,, Beer L.,,!' I English ,, , _________ 6 — ________ 1'— - ''" _I . Exam inn1in Tn Mirlmn a a w a a :~,, OVER 2$oz hot $ ______ P~ a • - ' . . .1 5 ~~I - _____________ 1. "" Imperial Roast -r'" : : .- - 6,000 PERSONS from all parts of the AGOODQUESTION.. the 4 Ijead of a national teac*hers K., United States will converge on the Sanford ~ ', 4 I - * organization has written ~,~ Civic Center while attending the Seminole an Noll-On , lswwrs pf"OdW011110"1114111111"r I Slito #*ism sot:"Ism ,% " ~ig W_ $ ,' Chuck Steeiks ______________ -I - _VW: : — - ON " 0 . k .. - ;W £ ...................... .. 2 I . Co.. I- 10,3 JwGreenSttamps 1 IFblen' 69C 'I? WIFT S PREMIUM PROTEN GOV T I NSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN RN 81 tr SALE -10 'jv .-i-a 39c IL K 76 1 I ':::::::::::::::::::-----" I _______ 1 9 II Wil 1111'I 1111odl i= - ''' ret. iqutu I.......4 # P !, 1 .nampoo Normal, Dry, Oily I - - EJ!FL—J - -'4 . IDi..*l I.h.l C.p.i.I lO.s . .k' -2 A . . . 6 . 1 k SV Hair Spray . ' ij - . V0 ) wGreenStamps I . - . . - , i Sale $ it S A''.., :. # - , W..d.rfwI Atty. Gen. Henry E. Petersen. of public protest and ImpeachRuckeishaus praised Peter- ment moves in Congress. Ruckeishaus said he and sens integrity but said Nixon's actions Petersen "in r.M. Richardson warned Nixon's atdesthattirtngCoxwouldun. aw1uIpsItJo,i" ViPlle . I.....".# 0 t . $ .:: .... k; 1p2' s C.**.. C,,....,. Borden s Cremara rT - . ' 4 - gation was handed back to Asst. recordings after an outpourin 7 Koji Club --- ! 7 f.j iA [— . I I U —• — — . % - . •,f22' Zt e Ta ______ ____ .) * 446e' e'n"Stamps . .., - . -- . P! . 11111 69 areelklelts Three Minute Oats E __ 1 I I I I . IL. 14.is • , . I 0 ' --- added) Strawberr y a . for No.,.%h..1 Not SAVO 4i - I I eeks Progress nut ' \ ijL I I 'SAVE 230 - St 0 .." tapes ' P ;~-t Howic Icolen Siulled Pock Chop. w,,p Dressing £ Gravy 1 pi.g . Vermont Maid Syrup . ) $IOrMorrO I.. Sl. He'd Green Cabbage •tt•d • ••SIIIIIS were on "general alert," the secretary of state went on: "It is easy to start confrontations, but in this age we have to know where we will be at the end." "The United States and — — c lots Great Si &. ,4u, 3.1.. A _____________ ' lb KISSINGER Questions ' _________ Western sevvy-whole SAYS 44 0.1 Nial, Wh,,. R. •IIISSI•I S.d., I'.,h .. bat 12. S VI - •. .. _____ pg A4 L He said it would be almost leashsuchanavalanche,buthc "There should be some auForAsked why, Ruckeishaus .skcd whe ther he ha d warnmet Deputy Atty. Gen. William thentication that the tapes are impossible to pursue Watergate said they did not believe it. laughed and said, "If you try to ed Nixon directly, Ruckelshaus He sa id he and Richardson figure this out rationally, you're said he had not even seen the D. Ruckelshau.s says President what they are represented to prosecutions without White House records and that Peter- also tried to persuade the White going to get into a lot of President throughout the alNixon's of Watergate-re- be." Both RuckeLshaus and former sen himself might be forced to House to leave Cox out of Nix- trouble." lated conversations should be most five mon ths he served as examined by electronics ex- attorney general Elliot I. Rich- resIgn If the White House does on's offer to give a Senate in. His account indica ted that the acting FBI director and deputy perts to determine whether ardson left office Saturday, re- not release lessential documents vestigating committee written presidential isolation, of which attorney general. or tapes. fusi ng to obey Nixon's order they have been altered, digests of the "Watergate former Interior Secretary Walfire Watergate special proseinsistence on obtaining tapes," but the White House in- ter J. Hickel complained before "I think there should be "I have not talked with the I such materials, against Nixon's Sisted that Cox also Cox was then fired by Solic. dir ec t orders to stop trying, led proposal I ns tead of demanding mained impenetrable last to the FBI last April 27,' he people are asking that quesitor General Robert H. Bork, to his dismissal. But Nixon re- the tapes themselves, lion," Ruckel.shaus said In an said. week, nowelevakdtoactingattoniey versed hi mself Tuesday and interview. general. The Watergate investi- agreed to release nine tape WASHINGTON (AP) , Holloway ______ ______ . . . . . • • • • Of uckeishaus IF ________ ________ 1 At least three Florida military fnatallatlons were among those across the nation placed on alert today but most bases In thestate refused to comment. The Florida National Guard staged a 1:30 a.m. alert but released those called by suzrhe. Those bases placed on alert Included Homestead Mr Force Ease, McCoy Mr Force Base and the U.S. Readiness Corn. mand at MeDAl Air Force Bac. State Atli. Gen. Leon Moore, .:ommarujer of Florida's National Guard, said at midmorning, "We did have an alert In the middle of the night. Things are back to normal." Moore said the alert included pilots, crews and support personnel. He said the alert had not been officially terminated when the men were released, adding that he had not been told of the alert's relationship to any current event. Sgt. Vincent Sabel of Homestead Air Force Base said, "We have no comment whatsoever that se can give," after conceding that the base had been placed on alert. At McCoy Air Force Base In Orlando, Maj. Russell Geanaro said, "I don't know how far we're going to get Involved since we're only on standby status. Granaro said he did not know the reason for the alert. Rear Adm, La4rence Gels at the Jacksonville naval afr command placed the command's three bases off limits to newsmen, reportedly for the first time since the Cuba missile crisis. The command's LI. Cmdr. Harold Torrerce said he would Issue no comment "on general psteIples until I get some guidance." c 48c BETTY CROCKER ASSORTED 4/S 1 PUDDINGS rag. Cans 4/$148 •.. -s.. I.. i. cr-sp Lot . • • • • • •,P $w9.S..,5r.i.dw.i,. 41" " Celery Hearts .,• 'A -i'i-' IIStS,h,,,g bath ,-_. * ___________ ,a----____________________ _______________ b l e". 94'e. - , ~J By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 79 • . I • • • • • • I...*. P" 49 . . • • • • • • lb Hoagie Sandwich I-.. Pr: W Cents Stand-By Troops L . 0 0 0 0 3,-sIt 1.1,1 SAYS $0 99c Pd. I 891 IllS 66th Year, No. 56 . I •l.,scI,,I - c 32711 the Soviet Union are, of Ideological and to some extent political adversaries," Kissinger said. "But the United States and the Soviet Union also have a very special reSpOflsibllity. We possess, each of us, nuclear arsenals capable of annihiiating humanity." "We both of us have a .specialduty to see toitthat confrontations are kept in bound; that do not threaten civilized life ." Kissinger said. 11 is easy to start confrontations, but at thi.s age we have to know where we will be at the end COUISC, - ftc per 1 Comet Cleanser, IIII•II 2 lb 99 • I,@$%-Made • • I • • I • ••II•.001II• • ,,u,# r Fresh Bro;C ""01i 49c rifty N.'k Cs,.'... ______ 0-11"01 15 Sweet Potatoes "40 TH Per _________________________ __________________________ Juicy Lemons d. 59 c • p ib Crisp Carrots tysef Cleo-*, Tub & Tile hall • ,, ty- Sliced Muenster ......... ____________________________ - S.t.r ..,eP. Holl...d..,. hs ISIS Thursday, October 25, 1973—Sanford, Florida P.11 8 "" 99c I • • • • • • I I I I • I S I • I lb - label colittowrof IN V (411 L'.&LiSW I b' 110.9,4 0 •,.,*,.M., .0.0 53 DJ;,t1011 Fresh Liverwurst 0,11.4 ... W,,,..,,, Cb,.,. I. IA, D,,,leu.., 114-off " 49 ..... or tosip _i_....J UIUU ig'anthr1i 69 4 •, Cooked Salami Iv,,b S'swi'4i'-.' WASHINGTON (AP) Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger today arned the Soviet Union that while the United States wi ll try to avoid confron ta tion wi th It in the Middle East 'there are limits beyond which we cannot go." Kisslng€r, at a news conference, said the two superpowers have a special responsibility since each has nuclear weapons capable of annihilating humanity. "In all our dealings with the Soviet Union we have attempted to keep that in mind," he said. Speaking somberly while U.S. forces a-.' 0.s..s Sin' S.'SI• of ______ Lysol Spray 89 Is..' Condensed Milk -- - $125 1.1 . Stuffin Such ------------ 63' ., 89 Pop Corn .............. Us.I* r (I; 4 25' ... • '.5 14*, ... IS-At 0..,-09 U.S. -Soviet Confrontation 39- '.5 Overnight Diapers ---- - - S SAVt I.. I £ P II..., P er f ec t SAVI 1 I 303 •.. Daytime Diapers ....... 59 It. 47 ---- lAVI 5, Il,II.s Mild Cheddar ........... ___ ________ Ricotta Cheese at. I food ..iiee I rnerican ........ 79 _ _ _ __ ___________ oft ,-:k the1ce Creamy" _ ________ SAy. ....... Oyster Stew .......... Alvi 10. P.p.t$ ..p%J I•' - ____ Garden Peas nUWIt isd..d.sIi,.W.pp.d P,.,.,,,4 Ch,.s. 303 •.. a p ?..d.. ..__ Big- Eye Swiss ........... 59 Whole Yams ........... "'An, a.. pb, b.' t..pp.pe 0.Iiil.., 49 ei. Aiiiiiillliiiiiillii IV 'V.,, 49' •, Pimento Cheese Spread.. W ______________ ___ .Ib in State Among In Moscow, the Soviet government declined comment on the report of a Kremlin warning of unilateral action to enforce the cease-fire. Oi ta- $p'.p sayt 4 SI...d •... 0. 1,..., $ ________________ ain I ., 49 Cranberry Juice ........ I-.' Sour Cream _-___ ___ _________ 3.-il.... ,.,h ( - r Units Installations The United States rejected Wednesday an appeal by Egyptian President Anwar Sadat that both the United States and Russia send troops to enforce the Cease-fire, which Sadat claimed the Israelis were violating. 'I Krispy Crackers ------- - - lk Soft Margarine ......... •.,,,. ________ _____________________ F"M Out Vai 1eçL IIt-641oftevoo • ••.. I .4b Margcrine - - ............'. 55 :=;0 .-- I. IC.., Troops To Mid -East -.I,J,i - I.,I. •,.-d . 4sj _ 1 • ..'- '-i - t_'L- t — p., __ 0. _______________________ I...i ii , -L- 39 ' re,cn rillets _r-1 '-'-\ ________ I,I I...,. Fordhook Lima Beans _ 1 39 ,' Abel's Bagels .......... Pu..,,., - -- -T 1 '. e _________ _ C4d Cbs... Bak -A-Totas ........... Isisy I ,s •a - Soviets May Send J11 $ . i Satchel . . . . . , . . . . . . . 103i'87 $9' G..d A.,..., I..,h $ 3)8 •, Candy Corn ....... ., $9 lsd...d..Ily W..pp.d I'-.' Milky Way Bars ... ., $7' I., T.,.. T,..b .. T•ss,, . 1.00% • S.•i 791 •. 100 Candy Treats.. to* (pIws 100 extra S&H Green I.mps with $Iwpss) 69' S.s.,. P.,,s 0.., I I,.., Party Pak •........ bog 69' Al.,p. £ •uiSi8( $..4 I.-., Hershey kisses.... ., ,,, 8 Trick Or Trout M• t H-Il G.II. Cider Concentrate - 0 . — GET3JDTREAT` ,~ ~ ' Ih r', Oct. : I-- - Z__ It J - % -/i,rt_J,* 'I k' Move After Report '_. I11 II mixes . I . _~~__ hIF ress-_I V'q9\a11V%V11 ir ______ -Mr ae k : .C .I . l-f~ 0 1 M , _ 1-: I ___ Called Precautionary ______ \.-",-,. '~ C_-~(' . 11~ `,,, - • - ..: • Ze H 04 M TOis C--Om! N J. Pu x, I - . ,' Mill tary threat of attack, one senior U.S. official replied ''no," but refused to say more. U.S. government sources stressed that the alert was in no way a move toward mobilization, but was a precautionary measure. - .______ ME U.S. __ - ___________ ______ —- I rking wo OL �__ III - __ - . II ____ --. -. - - _____ 1 --11I 1 - - _---- ___ .. . __ _ -..-.--..-.--. __________ - - .. Thursday, Oct. 25, 1973-3A The Sanford Herald I I I ~~ 2A-The Sanford Hera I d .~ aS S L ID eI r i ry E • eIT')eII Cl I • II11C P y _ National c Cl I V.-_ _- - - ub S - _________________ has been called to - . ._______ It" i .I: i . W alocdreport (conducted by the Seminole School separated from left-handed commission," Layer said. La yer said he could offer no Administration) indicating studenL boys are se parated no ng out o ordinary was from girls, and there are other comment on the situation being done at Casselberry situations at the school which at the school until official repo are not conducive to has been returned. Elementary. The report on the school educati on," iIscher said. A petition was circulated at determined that "at this time La)er told Fisiser at that time - . -J'J't . - ---------.=-------- - -- • ,,- - -' - — ______ 1: , investigation his not foun(I - - : -___ ;*_ - f -- ___ - - = __ ___ - 1. - . - . It - 11 - __ ____-_______-J I - .,;1..,__.___-_- I kwiw w5K,? W -3 , M-4 -- A:;-4-i_-___, ___ ---1 - -7- .— - situation at the school to determine if any of the practices at the school were detrimental to education. the writing learning process," Stuart Culpepper. board Harp said. member, said, "I would like to "ITie left-handed students are kno w ju3t what the teachers of taught by a left-handed that 3, .hool 01Ink!,' -1- _____ - __ __ - --- __ - __ ______ __ - __ - I I .- - . . .1 . . - ;W ~-L_. .. !____ - __ — I 1. ' I. -'' "' I m. I _-_- 4`- - "qr & It 40 II .: I 1- I i,. :- 118 -4 .;t 1 1.-11 i : . . -, - _____ _7 -- " A. *- -I = - A9114RAE-L __- - - ___ - - . - - _-- --- _Tj -= — ___ - Z - --- __ . _ ____ ~7R-_,- - --i6 ~- ? _ f-, for VesentaUon oi two main- Charlotte McDani el , Oviedo ponsd by the college e"i-~ e -7- - each school's director Seminole - L - , . - . I %~ ep E~ ^, ,w~7* 1 , - _ii;_`!' . , V __________________ , , said she was shopping Wednes- - 1.- -_--1 -,, I Z ft&t _t .- t ',-,A -W-.,- -, ___ S. % . - - tr i : - - =%_ - _ , - 11R O -I - -w am Mt - -;- -, Z: )[, 11" __ bm& , - - A - - - ,. --____ I- ~?_—_ . ___ -, - - - - I , . ;A24-i-I ~7 - v , - A - - - . -- - - - -y - ---, - .- - -___- - - , X~ ~ -. - __ , %,-' - - '__ .; L. AflitiCW - - - • • 4C~V~ -, -;P,. - .4 4. -- a', , . , I" 34% WI MI M M cjiJ - - - ; J-M 'iL ow jJ - ___ _ ,'- .- -_ --- - - - ____ ____ Z - __ - - - .A 4 . * J:~iiI -. -__'___. ..- - - - : _________- -Z;FU - iir - ii~n - M - - 11k ,c ,ZP f r - .- _ - . - _ _ - ,.T:.!.- - - - - - - , C44onm 3110% 1~0% C i-f fi(f .I)* 11 contcan 7? 1) It R"son " Etnw Exxon FirriWo s ITS. Scota 94 IV,) V34 ko Cif Lin 214 V4 We Sears Icka F wdiiik K 14 Mw . %wry a i. - _ - - - - - - . Len Unitas this morning. "Although we're shy $18,00u we __ MMI books, a wide selection restaurant Gram] " Orlando s1 Orian o Fashion Square Ben Hampton, P.O. Box 3052, Sanford, police said. Raimpton J _A ;1._.___. At ?3' 4 rro T), 4 90a 9411 9414 MOUNDS of dirt and grass - - - =1 iq - -- - -- -- - - -: mcmsimamml~~l~lI~~~~~~~l~l~l~~ll~~IiME i 1~I I Oing ( i: in . Ir. ie. have built up, not allowing the water to drain, said Department of Transportation Supt. J. E. Priest. The dirt is being all to es- flighwav 46 to help fill in washouts. Priest said the piles will probably th th e next week be moved from the by Cindy Flanders) medians wi in !1;11lm1II11I!1~ __ FWrV$o l4an"WU 19AA IN - h 4 __ 11111 01 ld ig DAI Church, Sanford Rev. Robon Doctor omci&~,~' Burial will be In Resilaviin througjsout the stale for the arrenoements wou res n m. u'i Ufl ' 2 045 cii vi. 31%1 3---) U $ tfooll W11,01I W W Wnto El 3" 111I 111111' MI4 ft d' program and to ' .,wiq about championship caliber Florida," Dckey said at 't - - 11 4 I .- i I i .., I I . I - i ~; , -=:- ~ __ -1 1_1= W-1 2 1 ~ ' -k - season dc-spile four straight I--1 8 track 14 CU, FT. REFRIGERATOR FREEZER Aut. Def. Ref. Freezer holds up to 10? Ibs. of food. Deep storage enclosed butter keeper , "g bin , veqetaüle crisrs aid more ____ •i r-- 'tii' I I - __ t-__ ' .-.- 'S ANNIVERSARY RCA COLOR - SALE SPECIALS ' I ' I ______ - itqn-om- ill. t - ' 259 lrm wmin ihnih d1scntI % . .ind uu' ita kinnt it hum tui n'r u,kls 11 ,slin ih k. tlm li k m in L. '- tll.tmms I'l wtir -1 LJt uuJ. i j' - 12 - __ Compare _IJ 01.11 1111: lIWfllJ4Kl.11 111111 %,%4,l uaia hcjicr i% r f i ta,,II --- -1 __ I 1cd J11 v_k. PHILCO PORT. 'I BIG SCREEN ...it j r..tI I __ " 1111111-M I—I __ L -__ - -ti% ()T iliecicimni ni-t It , 1U9 IW -1__ P il,I . II i 99 1 S - I I I w .wu 4-tild ~, i,(41Vr We Alid t4v lit' Ili - thlUint ______ - UTOMTIC 4 59 WASHER c J 1' 'Iif IIh IuflhIIII 11* .ii ILL) \i.J ttLd ljIIjI — . . M, FIELDS INSTALLMENT ACCOUNT USED EMAUSIVELY FOR MAJOR APPLIANCE PURCHASES' - ' " *ORLANDO H i. O INQUIRIES INVITED P.0. Box 86, Casselberry, Fla. 32707 I ' - I 4 liikh J, &6% ill tile klIF111 0 ide I me' I $ ~ Stuart Funeral Supply Co. r X .- ,. ________________________ incharge COfl U shelf door ., w, George Brown, Sanford. - you a __z~ . / PHILCO Wo nEer, tia irtilsinh h k kept i'lfl - CO 0rnwt1pIe '%.iler. %Ith it'. 111ji 1111114:1.11 tv , nulky Ilim 41n fl~c hcaiinr cknicni Wv.io- Martin, Allanta and a broU)tr. charge lflC) ~ $-,, .. - e deck. , to i ~~ I I t $19 .. .7 tc i - i N. CAPOART OUR BEST SELLING - ,I _=~,,~ - -_ _J - I- The embattled coath said mi.) IS4 33I —j "I have the fullest con- IS%, yr-I ." Ji. nu ants and players have any in 114 V1,11 P4 tefitIOfl of givi ng up on IS1 4 Ws " - - 1, t Compare - I I IIII'lliIIIIIIIIII I morL ilk OUt of sour v, tr htar it hom iIuse sin rs.pLiu.n.ffl mu I- --. [I - Pitid at Ip m Frldayatt'5twillpa' head football coach at the - P % . ~ . I th I I ol'them" Roberts' home, 8 E. Eighth Samuel Martin, both of Atlanta, Wbet he has beets living Ga.; a sister-in-law, Mrs. Millie during his illness Re, bet su \toL of iIs !. f - --- tglj Z L-_ Charles Haynes Jr., New York City, three sisters, hirs. mnister of Altamonte Springs Sanford and Mrs. Laura arAl Geneva, died Monday at his Jenkins. Atlanta. Ga., two HAYkES CHARLES Furirt,ril jrriC(, S fnr 14 - r- I maintenance %ork on 14 apininciii , I I r mmma I - j-r speclul news conference. ___ . I ' A picture, Front mounteo speaker. Compact cabinet ___ 57to &I 04 direct a major college football "`a 934 " -. . ng Denied team. . ~ ihun h.s Charles Ha)ncs, retired Roberts and Mrs Rub Brown Survivors include a son, that i - - _. 7- - -_ hotiId know - - I Weappik.I,hckl [tic INC,1111C % lit) i D'" Rev rs Year $28 40 -- e I 111 - -_ remonics tor use __ mit murder In the Incident is COL . -- -- . color circuit. I (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) REV. CHARLES HAYNES rum cos metic b* . furnishing accessories, a beauty salon and gunshots in the neighborhood. Charged with assault to corn. - I SSI;0aln"t . N __t7n_fEF-_ instant no lengthy warm rT, UP! Perma Loch re emoers pre set color tint ano Drightness fine tuning control. Graceful contemporary cabinet. -- '259 ! ___ TV bi g, beaj1 - II household items and Hospital after being shot with a o " Sub%cripllon Rales - ', 1 Colors tate SOl,d -i a the entire family. Robinson's also has toys, responding ton call reporting . - - I 25" DIAGONAL COLOR 1'lUINL MrrLIMIULS! PHILCO18" DIAG. TABLE COLOD TV MAKING FRIENDS AT ROBINSON'S " 1: 1. : Sylvania Chro p,,,t,,, ~ . , him in the Christmas toys display she Is creating Primarily a fashion apparel store for deathWesda nI °""' ' - 1~ 11A11E to resist the charms of this Hug-Urn Luv-Urn toy, Robinson's sales clerk Lori Robinson hugs this lucky bunny before placing Arrested : ' lco lwvt! a guod team and I'm hure Ury'll L ___._z_ .__.,_____ TV LE I _____ r%!_4%-_iiivsr-- Wounded, I - / STEREO Class Postage Pi d L ..- COLOR al Sanford Florida 32771 "I'm feeling most optimistic," said Campaign Chairman -H - - S c ond -- - / Fla . 32171 A final report tonight, which is expected to bring the tez,m Ir. - ON Daily •nd S unday exc ept itutday 300 by The Sanf ord position (or the toucixiown. _Jwmelfii !_:_ ___ lasses. i COLOR I ! .1 " \V Pubtihd Tuesda) ot$1l,53contributedb) emplo>es They will :1-I-_ _-- I I ! I I L ill. Fund 's pace -setter team, which made a partial report ______ _ X~ - -_ I ,I I locate lost vehicles, crime The key move is expected from Stromberg-Carlson, the ______ - 7 __ / l,r I the "Safety Bug" in helping They reached the 82-yard line Tuesday with a total of $82,258 reported. All volunteers will be pushing hard in these last minutes of phi) In the hopes of learning they ha ve 2 reached their goal by t9night'3 victory dinner at the Sanora Club. = -G-- . — - ,~~~~_. ~~, - ~ NN y- hearing children, works with the Sheriff's Departme ° '00°® -_____ jrtr 1 _!7:-;ii"xF ~~ The 'toad Runners Club, in' addition to s ponsoring hard of United Fund campaign as volunteers race towards their goal . of -- - - -_ 11111111111I.I.I — -_ - ' ied -1 V 4 _______________________ __ 17;- ..2 I I 64 - " Dvk*Fowto 13's 1),I W i 114 P t ' it piil Pet 4 __ - I- - ___ ___ m7 _~% ________ - / cial radio, and third a Tonight the final sh1stle blows on the four week long - AFSI:IF~_ -_ - li - -I I area residents are invited. Drawing for gand prizes is scheduled for 6 p.m. Sunday. In Fund Gathering __t_*J_ ~ ---- The woman was doesedbed as N - j, %~T _____ am Nearing Touchdown 10IN W __ f - I t Ill/Il \\\\ il st yle enThis is f tert,ainment and all Sanford ; Of ___ - all Nit U's I 364 MI 0fl.tAr - -. ?• ________ - t--- - - - I - - ~r, _ __- - - _____ - United Fund Tea r-__ N - -,-.. - ,red by the TH. hearing children of Seminole ainboree spow - _____ - ir -P —-__-_ =--- ete Set -r r - . __ __ ___ __ I I =- - 440, 11as non-profit organization from ,all over the United States theSeminole is raising money to buy evening a t to teach hard of from 7 to 12 p.m., Ux- Jamboree ---- ------ Queen Beauty Pageant, and drawing for grand prizes 111 - &_9 7i le 0 , 34'.. 31. 51 A9NJW=== EBRATING OUR GREAT ANNIVERSARY SALE WITH NEW be the focus of activity this Count Road Runners Citizens Count) weekend with 6,000 persons Band Radio Club. __~___ Z - - __ -_ ' County Jail on 4,00O bond thtte assault charges, police said. e 25'. fl. 2i. Low 84I , Ire , kTLt ; : Itto We 1191`1 lliv Ili* 1111 Krow AvnCyai 01, - Hio. Low Last KiII ; • is s W- 111. 171. n - - __________________________ V Alm i'ok '4EW YORK lAP) M - OrN 77- kR t Noon ___ - , - , , - it # .i' l l tk rI I - ______ Mrs- Pleri said a crowd began to gather and people sWted t Gardner shot. and captured wounded and another narrow 1 - . 114 4441 - -- k-f "walked up and told me to f I- d .,4 •i*' .. . stu - • . . wounded a suspect after a high sembling the woman who passed out the orange juice last speed chase will then forthisrwweventtobeaddedto performing inS.J.C.'s first area recklm driving and trYing to public at 7:30 p.rn. elude a police officer. choral the stati- calendar. All mass choral clinic. S.J.C. Nike Brantley, Lymin, mmbine with th- 111011% il * I f 'f orange juice at shopping centers in four Florida Lyman and Oviedo choruses Ellis are coordinating all plans mass performance with five and 427 near Lake Mary bullets the scene of activities (or the ce 4 .'.' workshop winch will will combine for o numbers for the event and have received organizations Approximately following an incident at a gas nar 10 by their respective approval from the Florida High 250 high i8thSt,L3ingOOdt)ndIt1OntOWoodahasbeenchargedwith School Activities Association studentswillberehearsingand all S.J.C.students and the directors. - ?b.ssI4I77 - Activitie.; will include , a 7 . - - llri_ —7. . 133 hit tobin;o Oiløndo, ?to'da s et. 6,000 Expected - -- " Miestake featured individually, in a two Woods after a h1 speed chase Igb School try to parts e price from : r -- / I . - Arres t mat is unlike any prior corg !c 99 1 - _Z = - whether patrolman Bruce - Mcdti 455- 12300 0(1 W,p,cIUt,r., Call During Business "Ours Thurs .94:34 , , 7 . expected to continue for at least 10 months. ___ - - -. - school board meeting and scopoline 0 sodding •i - - the i oid in 11i effot t to CL1(' ii dfIft (O11g(t ion \\ OFk on thc I ii oject N 'ft,e Sanford Civic Center will The S.J.C. Chorale and Ms. chorus combination and in early Wednesday along SH 434 when his ca was SadoW Civic Center will be ______________________ - - ...During . 17-92-S.R. 436 in Casselberry %vilere construction has begun to widen - dWesIeyDowell High School; and Sandra PeUy, workshop. Each chorus is ruy bft~ an annual event -`~O~~ty'-:,7i, __:,_~,_ . . -- * SIR U CT ement J. Zablocki, D-Wis., said the Middle East war and the Watergate uproar may help swing the seven additi onal congressmen needed to override Nix on's veto. I n Shootina __ __ - fromthecboral direct,andlt w4fi~10V-__ -. ____ I _ *x. -' _ is s -.;-- . _-4 - - 4: ___K_ The Seminiole ,Junior College Oviedo and Seminole High for the performance Of two chorus music for the event is Gardner has been placed on 1 Crwale _Mnsoring an Area Schools have accepted in- numbers directed by Janis B. being furnished by the desk duty pel,liding outcome of Human,itles Division of S.J.C.. tt Choral C Inic featuring all vitations to participate. Each Ellis, chorale director. Dorothy Morrison, chainw. 1 The directors preparing Seminole County high school chorus will perform one number prepared in advance . participating chonises are Loys Woods had a bullet removed choruw on Nov. 17. This clinic is ittriovative to Lim from his left calf at Florida Lake Brantley anid semlMe Jordon, Lake Brantley; Karen The Clinic-Workshop is area and thestate, as the for Hospital. receIsngenthusiasticapproval thghSchooiswlllthencombine Warder, lyman High School, _ ~~7_ *3_ I ;F.V_,..-~ ---Z!X"T --.-,, = -Z 111% _=_ -- U_ I— __ 1 .. ,;;~%.*_ ~ LX_T. I,.*,_X.~4i`A__ II '_ I.L_1r;j_N5rZ _ . . .A _ dings in the "routine in- da cities were hospitaUxed afkr vesUpUon" have already been drinking the juice which police forwarded to the state t. d Lkwith bellad orney's office and Longwood and two Is Sponsoring Choral Clinic SJC . - ..,-:~~,._ 7 __ ___Ki-i-:-,-' i;~~ -RAI - - -1 -;-:. 4wrw 4 ii -, d .-_,.____=-, , - -_'- -_, - __.1- __ . _-___-_ -- - - - - # .. , - 1. -_ . - 106 - CARLTON HENLEY, LYMAN HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Supportsmovewinvestigatecolleague ______ -- - - 017 . - ., -L__ , I • Ty$ Appliances )I Cli VU yruT v - ted b d -. . 11 FLASHING lights, large signs and a multitude of road markers warn motorists to drive carefully in the area of the busy intersection of U.S. The House Is heading for a WASHINGTON (AP) showdown vote on presidential war powers. President the Nixon vetoed a resolution tha t woul have su jec presidential power to possible congr essional Umlis. Rep. - o) . — Week - - - 4V " --- I - ____ - Sheriff John Polktoday said Iakingphotographsof her. She said she was taken to a se expects to complete "In a clerk coupleofdays"Investigationo( department store a had earlier reported seeing a shooting incidentin which - -- C Sh wdow War Power p Showdown W . • _____ E-~ ________________________ W - - Shooting Probe Cont nues -7 - - ft;~ I i' jrj-' Ind • Ct*ttflA iI & Ipthfully dtt&Atd r0l"i" 1-410 on a Stilml. It Ijits tielf min04 Iit 111:1, ski Tt 1 iknt d rugged . 4 - - - . - - V-%F"- CAVIII 111111 11 1 HR oiilii F Burns said he filed for a David Burns of Bartow, will change of venue because ruled upon next kB appoin ted ape a cident sould make a "fair and defender Impartial trial Impossible" in this count). Ceter • of 43 Willia •am m fir st retained urt, Sanford, was ind icated =;. OESTIFflX __ - - . -U -- - 11 sporisible." Warren said the Pr"Ident's health Ls "ex- DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. Pieri said after at* was mis(AP) - "I was really fright. takenly arrested by police seek- --.-,------- M i ened," fm=r model Loulase Ing a wom-`q who h8l"Wea - ___ _______ ___________________ ___________________ I 'I , . ______ m____= _ - _; __1 . - - _____ - -- S ~ KOT - - _,_; - - . ___ - . I— .- - .I make corrections. CStU 1t tr3r)uf O'ii it.b . ' (AP) — The White house has Lvued a WASHINGTON sharp retor t to a statement by AFIO President George Meany that President Nixon is emotionally unstable. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren said tha t Meanys statement is "Incredible, Inexcusable, irre - - _____ - -_1T----__-_-L __vA- --- ii -. - -- 101 I for first degrve intirder by the (ieter.m a private, DIaSteu -i - 4 I mo :!&. = ii;I _______ - - .- ____ . it William Oglesby. Both boys the gand jury. Geter had been be appointed as Geter's public were students at Sanford charged with inawsalughter in defender. 'I TZ - 1 1,1 Meany , 0 - d he had h special public defender by . I ' i, dma - -___ - I-- :; ?- - OJ II T! .!I1 4 I-;fv ;i: , . ,. __~, 1 Is 1-1 . -, i r -i " + r_ __ - I County Grand Jury _!,... 116~ l~ - _' ~ 1-i I i ii'm ' - , .i~.a- % ;,.- t !l - . . - __ , - _. I , U] __ im - Layer said, "The state probe today failed. "I J 1 W__ - - _____ 7___ ~~ __ - i .1 -ZIL T. 2 I ' -_.i tr,f_T__.;_ -iii -__-jmiaaF- - - . - ALk; . I . . IA 6 , V through court action. Bork said, however, he doesn't think court action will be necess.ary. _____________ students only in the first grade and the season is to facilitate H 1. -______-- __ - - __ - ery serious matter" Groome,dlrectorofelement.ary education, to investigate the -- _______ . - -I ' ference in learning ability Lyman High School, tacitly endorsed the Investigation of between the sexes." "Left-handed students are the Casselberry school a said separated from right-handed "TU education of children is a . . ,reports on V-hool Supply "whitewash" by Allan Keeth, - :1 . the investigEtion hill already the nieOinp, last niplit b) I. be taken in the matter. School Supt. Williarn Layer declar ed at the last boa ___ -- - . - '4.. I 11 1 " .-. - pr - ___ - -. of venue moon Seuunoe declaring the Geters indlngent attorney representing 14-yearold Samuel Geter, accused in A juvenile can be tried as an and unable to afford an atthe Sept. 5 death of 12-year-old adult only after Indictment by torney. Burns requested that he 'i statement came from Bork Wednesday, o'ilj four ç Arc hibald Cox dys after special Watergate prosecutor was fired for saying he would refuse to comply with a presidential order not to pursue th e white house h _____ - . 1I . !...... ents if n I anything wrong with the been started as a result of board requesting people expressing dissaUacUon with programs at Casselberry parental complaints, eCas5elbeschooltostate E le mentary." Harp has verified the their name and phone number The Florida Professional existence of such programs at in order that the boa ma y is sc hool Practices Commission will contact them at tater date in vesti gate the Casselberry gfrb are separated in school and return a repo to the dergarten through second Layer said 120 people signed de in an experiment to the petition. board which In turn will Carlton Henley, incipal of dermine what action should determine if there is a dif- - -I ' ' ,; . 11-fte " Acting Atty. Gen. Robert H. WASHINGTON (AP) House Bork has vowed to fight in court for White I change ' Bork After Documents - be investigated and called the generally these Wngs require ~ - A I---, - .& -itsituation at the school two or three monw tu com. 11_ it:~; pletebutwewillhavetowork "terrible." I :f "Right-handed student.s are within th calendar of the :.1 School. The board voted after several parentsat the meeting blasted 4.I - 4'f__ - , I _________ -1 re - to ask the state to probe Oct 11 Ken Fischer, P-TA red" "Idonotknowhowlongltwlll allegations of wrongdoing by president, told school boaed Christy Harp, principal of members the elementary take for the Tallahassee group ('asselberry Elementary school's administration shod to culminate their repo but --- - than iflStIi At the board's last meeting an objective report is retur- -oted Wednesday night ________________________ _____________________________ enc Ag y type _..----- ss or draw You will never again have to —or proofread on a stencil... . filed Wednesday by the Sept. I 1. D rie News ectOf Probe By Stat e The Seminole County School board chairman - _____ - ~~~L- __ -___ - - _- _-, . _- zu - _____ Ill - i _ - 1. - - Geter Seeks Trial Change - Thursday, Oct. 25, `1973 ELDS IORLANDO *WINTER PARK sLEESIURO - - __ �"-.- -:-.,-_ -- 4A—The Sanford Herald -...- . .--:--- - -. -- --.-., -. . - - - . . ----" -. - - .-- - Thursday, Oct. 25,1973 -..... .- -- tC By JERE MOORE JR. - up," Demilly said. Bevis couldn't be reached for A decision on the public counsel was postponed, comment that day and his administrative aide, and Stevens said the commissioner expected to Tommy Stevens, was out of the office. Stevens consider it again next week. INA Fi red Cox WASHINGTON - The real John Ehrlichman to speak to reason President , N ixon fired Greens )Un about Donaki jlc (II S chibald Cok Nixon's involvement with the Ar %A,a s to prevent the investiga- llughes organization, said lion from getting any clost r Kalrabach. against its forces and to the oval office - Sources who have heard October 12, 1. reenspun raised tile $100.000 Ss 1 President question and asked about me misgivings say he convinced Cox ' was out to get rumors that the money had Israel said the shooting had .I died down on Its front with Egypt and that the Syrian front r: was quiet. , The White llou5e rejected the the him lie believed the "Kenne- been diverted into San Cle. all taken 6, er mente. (y crow( Reported To Ehrliehman j rosecutor's of tile - s ecial Kalmba c h t o ld the ce and was emb r ked on p __ ~ I 1 .' ' p , ,I ,,- '• 1-_715~,1~ 1 0000,0 ___.O~ _~ ;Z . $7J by 41L. lac I II:== r *E*~ hate :his time of year. 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I/ )~~ D .-- ç r' •1 . — I , ~ ) , - ( '¼ END p " '" __,4 jk"[%~ -Of r"i i 1 ,I !I ; i~ -- . `"~( "_r.-, ; ..--. - X61& 20 1"-s4,V %-*t*J.f, \,,,,) ,, I - sr.'? 111f October 10, 1973 issue of the Sanford Herald, "Facts were found which are deplorable for the protection of pubik life and property . A situation for his past performance Is withholding this commissioner's name Asan elected official placed "Speak upnow "Inhlghtofthis(act, I feel it Is now proper and fitting that the news media release the name of exists whem electrical jobs are in public trust, we urge this in- this elected Seminole. County Quoting the Itw ha ve elapsedand i yet to read about this COTT} John F. Yamnitz missioner's acknowledgment of f Ed. Note71te following day,Ile your request. In the meantime, this Herald did print a ts nse from o of this grand Wry investigation. In addition to the above action of the grand jury, a Seminole County one commLwioner tu, cast a cloud over the entire Board of Seminole County Commissioners per the Commissioner, unnamed by the grand Jury, stands accused of grand Jury report. Now every County Commissioner is subject to t _._1• Ilk I Egypt' y t s mi ssilII es S key to Suez Qtrfcr11 WASh1I('TON (NEA) ' .-dibtary sources bru .ire prmitly describing Israel's defense against Egyptian fct'ces in the Suez area as less suc. cessful than Tel Aviv has pictured IL With Egypt holding som.'te of its air force in reserve, Israel has air superiority on the uez front.Yet it has not dislodged Egyptian positions on the canal's eastern bank or stanched 11w Flow of Egvian troop replacements there. I h ri in iriulit ir sU s, is that F gy pt a surf i t to-air rnissiks implanted on the western ba nk are providing a reasonably effective umbrella for the large number of tanks and other armor Cairo has put into its eastern * 41 -,jiru our bridgeheads. f. of differing generations and iphistication, can reach roughlymilts into [lit. Sinai. At minimum (tics are a dangerous distraction to Israeli fighter planes trying to engage F gypttan planes In fact sources here and elsewhere credit tht SAM 's for most of Israel *s fairly heavy air losses. Israeli efforts to knock out the hostel made and installed missiles so far have not been very successful. f)ff the It t s ex'wrlCncC in Vmttnnm military sources here , (AP) A South allegedly gave him a rough $100,000 Hughes offering was going-over. published by us as early as Second, the P r esident August 6, 1971. It is unlikely learned the Cox s blood- that our story passed unnotic' hounds were trying to link a ed by the White house. For - - 4 — t) P tnt' - - . . --. - -•- - ---_• Thursday, Oct. 25, 19735A A.l..k;..., II •hr. c,uith irs to ufl, Up uRSC forces wit a division IS iOfl based I n C035 coastal Binh Dinh province. In Cambodia, meanwhile, the last of the Soviet diplomatic . . over - -, ' , contend that the Russiati SAM's are not really mcnacmri as they originally were thought lobe, But it is not clear to our sources whether Israeli fighters are as well-equipped with countering electronic devices as are U.S. planes - AI ' . - NEW YORK (AP) — The Ca- increase. Wednesda hough4s i ton to M. A number of other Canadian .. i 0 producers previously ana $15-a-ton Price ease effective Jan. 1 anda $l0.a-ton hike to Like effect ne x t July i. "We can't absorb that without additional sources of flue said 0 B Schoenli,' 'f " in - top.—Oklahoma City Okla.) Oklahoman ____________ force with the inevitable risk that such limited contingents could be chewed up one by one. While it is accepted that some of this was necessary to salvage Israel's thinly-spread forward forces at Suez, the pruif -.'-.luufl ii ' t1 liii lit it ri I \ I\ )'I' If tht ipre. attack and the long distance from Israel proper, would have better advised to order a general pullback and establish a new • fense line deeper into the Sinai. Israel's best western front strategy, it is suggested, would be to try to lure Egyptian armor 1iuch deeper into the Sinai, where there would be better prospect of flanking it, cutting it off, and destroying it, The further point is made by our experts that since this Egyptian attack unit is basically an armored, motorized force It is irucialk dependent upon maintenance iI iwtrukurn supply lines. The more these are extended castward into the barren Sinai, it is argued, the better is the chance that its vital fuel line can be severed. # . ,& ,'— __J ' / 11 1" ' . 1 j ''• - I - I ciairman 14 ' ,.j" - q • -' - -- - " - tv, ',' ' - i .' '.. ., .- . -. - ' •' - --- U- " ' .. . • I . - - - - ,ç \_' ,' tirl -I t -ç Still. the Egyptians may have no intention of advancing to sachrtsky ion tind e r the S. tia thvrn av I V" d -'- - _f • ' -* Q-7 Tk -I) -' ,L. 1 - — k. - f ,4—z4.. , •;f4 -- - "'" -- . "*— . i ,iiy L-' --' - . - - L - - - - -. - - --- iC•. -• c -I 'TAl I . , V ____ I, Ii • P :11 I ' Li I-" • '- - ether . r I I . 4 og :0 4 . ' e -.,--: . 4.. . . c' _________ 41 . __ _____ Mi -) cha rge it L - --- . _Xff-______ _____ i I - - 1*S L_,3' , ii ' - - -., _- - -.._ ______________-. , -____ . 1 1 i I I _t'. + *' , -. - . I I . I -, T I ) V 'jt' 'I' "tt1' rur i 4 .-. I .- .t ii 1t 1' - _._-,1 '1?? ('rJJ . __________ I.' 11 '' —ijI_________________ . -- - - - - - .-. ' •s_" I --- ,I -- __ - 4~ 0~_ A / It - f _-.0 1 lip f, - I , P. -. ' 1 4.I, i - . [" -. '. .. -- I -'.l ' __________ -.4A I ____ i l ;., I ... - IL I i - 1 I '----' ---:., - - .!ra , 0 - . !. . - F. ______ large 10'-steel storalge- Wildin9'' -- _______ - --. . ! :' - -. , ' - - t I - 4 ;I 7 __ - -. .'!---'-'.-; — i t ~ . sable - '416511 n • , ' uliI• t I j -'1 - __ ;~. ___ -- --, , - - 0 . -- : , . - . 9 oof tracke, front outside , approx. 117"; Inside our mg. 129.99 .: :- . ... I iii . I . I Phi I — — I - - TTW_7E_~_ , --4 I --r~--'r-IM -~--"L __:I~~E:__ ,__ __ 5, ~~ =- --~V 5. . % -_ . . IkIi A ''-' I . - 1 L "\,;_'.- 1 ____ - Z — •-k\t, 6 fi F A - t __ - - - •' _____ -- - I IInit"l\(, AROUND with old auto parts Is oft thing but It it's something eke again when Joe Eneapera touch - rustprooFing to a art. Eneapera adds the t' ' -- of - I #'____ -- - — For time front lawn ' /::- 4 _____ -:i — does / ' _. -= I I Z I ' - .1 ,__ ,\-% -,~ _________________ he t'reatt'it ~,~ - 11 __, - - ____ '--.. the Children' s Museum II In do%4 nlo% n Detroit. Title: "Iforsepower I%-." --. - _____ come save 110.99 'AMF 8 HP riding lawn mower ' ey A tremendous buy on a great mower! Tough 8 HP Briggs & Stratton engine 3 forward speeds plus reverse; twin bladus for 36 cut; fully pneumatic tires and full floating cutting deck; heavy duty one piece construction our reg. 429.9-9 come save 6.99 charge it 4½ cu.ft. dump cart 16" wheels; hilche to rider mower 20 gauge steci - --- -our reg. 22.99-------- - I charge it " 4'. / _=t ___________ yboosti ng the price of newsprint 14 per cent and said the price to U.S. customers would go up by $25 per pound for regular and 4 cents a pound for instant. The customer should put up a howl for foam on In sa d . U.S. newspapers will feel the , . effect Nov. 1. :' The unced Like so many other state- Braz l has ra i sed the price of coffee a cent a - nou nceu nathan International Paper Co, one of Canada's la rgest news- print producers, has announced a sharp prim It i - i I A /fl - - - al ' - - =altz. F-' -oct-, r 1' _____ Jlft~~ - I P ice e • . - ' rrs+ KI . ____ - -he . Diplomatic sources say the exodus is the result of the campaign in the United Nations losses" - - leaders still to be tried b) tht military courts remain Ii i',it to execution. ""I Ph. 66L4419 ' Deltona Blvd. -- — pat•o cover d' ' regime said security patrols no longer will be permitted to execute criminals on the spot, but 500 suspected leftist wC - noticed the story, • $17000 'is Port Tai Deltona Travel Agenc — approved. viets without diplomatic passports remain to take care of the embassy. -, our column that no one evenP, - All Meals on Ship All This Only . b couh1t) left hnom Penh today on what was described of ficia ll y as a "vacation." iir. ..i pass .. h ave , res I u a baked-on enamel 4' i i 0"' I ~ ' • (Washington's Birthda y) Deltona to Miami Kibbutz members said , 10 x 20 '1.1.1.;-i1 A . 'N Includes Bus ( 0 wnd T r ip) there's an emotional need to get back to the old routine. ,' cut-ed a total of 81 persons since it seized power in abloodycoupSept. 11, according tofiguresissued by regime. The most recent executions were carried out In Antofagasta against (our Socialist pa rty mem t.ers Con demned to dea th for alleged terrorist activities The h prosecutors and Senate in- ments of the White Ilouse. this vestigators. lie had been sent one. too may have to be callby former White Ilouse aide ed "ino' _________ Return Feb 18 SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) —The military junta has exe- .,, it was so indifferent toward dispute this when he was in- Leave Feb. 15, 1974 0 your ocket book to fix u' But before you make outdoors show compete you ca n't do better than Zayre! g assau Party I N getting eener, Zayre believes the outside of your home should be as be3utiful as the Inside, so I downed in combat. Itas 0 3 D fields. 24- of -.1;I MYRe Chileans Executed ,, Anderson does, ndeed. terrogaled behind close . spec al • --- - --- Ihrn Is. nI c.rtmD and the port Now, tht village descends to te - Pleiku. Intelligence sources in - p-,rsonal attorney, Herbert Kalmbach. about the transac- nave access to intelligence tion a few days ago. He supIt also appears his ported the White house claim "allybasis. refe r ence topriva te Press that no money from Rebozo dential mem moran oran d a a is had gone into the San Cle- V rean S C py I)' Ko R in the city have for weeks been predicting a,,,Communist , move "Yes." Insisted spokesman when we first wrote about the Gerald Warren. "because it $100.000 that Hughes assed to Itebozo Vet the White happe ns to be true tended to House is now pretending that But Kalmbach " itialu'ah.- OTTAWA (AP) -The Canadian Senate begins debate noxt week on a bill renewing until the end of 1977 the ban on capital punishment except fur persons convicted of murdering policemen and prison guards on duty. The House of Commons passed the bill 119-106 Wednesday. ne partial ban on hanging was first voted in 1967 for five but Canada has not had an execution In 11 to 20,000 Nor th Vietnamese troop in the area west of - ,- Other '"'' 1 ~_,,,i ,,,.,- Canada Debates Death Vietnamese government base in the central highlands 12 miles west of Pleiku fell to the North Vietnamese two da)-s ago, military sources said today. It was the second large government camp near Pleiku captured In a month. An tstunitul 2,000 North There are . returned the full amount the White house staff chief after keeping it in i 3ftt on j thru' month mnvestifa bob' for three years. deposit 'ion o,. our column. r The special prosecutors it ll Thememodeclaredgrave, re sident's S month.) — ro Briefs easily, stay together thout nuts, bolts or clips. Inner-lock roil-in panel design prevents leaks; concealed gutters run width of canopy, Metro contact that Mr. Rebozo that Smith was no source of never to the I rismdent , e ours. had th is money in his box This was the atmosphere i'c1i1y fair sized aslern batik bridgehead which would only yield itat 'dl to a bloody Israeli effort ternbly costly in men and materiel. With this encroachme ntinto Israeli -occupied Sinai zones they might be able to,reopen the long usetcss Suez canal or d heighten their bargaining power in future negotiations with Israel They also mcht tr litor In r,'tqkr' th, .thnii' c"u -- - design; panels slide t f It , American People to bellevt* Ile was hauled that in all those sears of the f th r ii grand Jtsrs which most frequent and intimate concluded, quite correctly, , conten t to -.• units on the west bank were not change during the day and 11 . % allegedly involved had been arrested and investigated and would not be prosecuted. U.S. circles. The staggered pace of delayed Israeli lion has meant the piece-meal feeding in of countering , In Battle nt r-irtirtilitr &-cw"miatinnor. Wo have been told further, that a more comprehensive reply would be forthcomingat the end of this -. Ujr..tv€ Lntc - I News missing a great deal of time with Mr lamb was a bespectacled Itebozo Does the P resi d e $13 500 a year Pentagon and do you realls exp'c1 the employe named Gene Smith thle ....,.s...,,i ii of Suez When the war began, Manara In the valley below, were lucky. bands to fight on the Egyptian returning home. ne announcement said 16 others as - Bruce Biossat Base Taken Kalmbach raised doubts among nonaligned and Commuabout another While [louse . This report touched off an nist nations to sent the govern. intensive to Ufl-pi statement that the President 4 - mentexile of Prince cover our sources. Orders doin Sihanouk. had no knowledge of the Went out to Prosecute anyone who could be caught as an ex. .1. came under iiivesligation. . ample of what'can happen to - bDWan rommand said its fightHard To Believe 1 in. er-bombers strafed I g At a While house press an individual who d surgent Unes southwest of the briefing i reporte noted unauthorized i nfo rmation capi ta l Wednesday night and that the President has spi flt Selected as the sacrificial this morning causing "heavy Commissioner. - whose homes sit on a mountain- have lived a nightly undeclared terrorists have said they won't er men have returned to the Everyone in the farming vil- 4 nor the respect for his fellow Conuiussiontrs or Seminole citizens to honor your October 10th request to - amilies of Manara, solation to these people who it ends, will it end here? The older children, women and old. or - question to step forth and respond to these allega tions now . The Herald, in the sense of fair play and respect The 150 f Government dead or columns sent to retake Le Minh have been stalled for weeks, . I'd mente purchase. But valid Up . But that was small con. the war will really finish. And if sters are back at school. The emment troops were reported (ltICStit)fleU # ". Nobody Gregor failed tu support deposit box for tnree years. (,ras s tors the prosecutors The first mention of the ' bills to the President's friend. fidential report was submitBebe Rebozo, who claimed he led to 11. R. Haldeman, then rt 1 J i \.L .--'--I - 'I - ., knows when the shelter at dusk The young- teacher. " stuthmnit there to fred information to the North after ' billionaire Howard Hughes to midst of a frantic effort to unthe purchase of the Nixon cover and silence our estates at Key Biscayne. Fla., sources. c and .,an ,emente Calif. 'rt. The Intensive Search money was delis ered in $100 On February 11 1971, a con I . Egypt said it shot down eight maintaining their encirclement that 15 Egyptian planes were great powers could be helpful." heard the hiss of mortar shells top commanding a spectacular war of their own, in addition to abide by a cease-fire." view of several Lebanese sending their sons and hu.sEight nonaligned nations pro- whizzing overhead, sources $100,000 contribution from the White Ilouse, was in the?t - aI it examiners was indicted as a result Lake Monroe .7 . _Ik%, , . s 'riniis said Esther Danieli, a kibbutz Blank More than 200 gos - . the Seminole County Board of ... . ,_ \ I (\ electrocution." member county board of electrical ,, Bear Lake % — ':. tMr Black Community Mara H,jwk iii-, 322-5418 83 1 99S9 - - l - this accusation Every isiOfl tCommissioners now make Is open to undue criticism from Seminole County citizens Mr. Editor, it apparent this Commissioner does not base the backbone or fortitude - 'ffl ., -• . hazards a nd , potentia l den eathtraps It b 4 Longwood : -.- _ .- "performing acts bordering on criminality. "Again referring to your October 10th issue, "This commissioner has not presented his side of the story, nor was he asked to We urge the commissioner in Herald Area Corresporident - t - - f. I estinian terrorists were a! work in the village of Margaliyot. Residents of this kth- again. gathering dust in his safety MacGregor. When Mac k r;..i.,., ,..,...ii,. . were knocked old in the day's legedly operated ir Europe, recruiting South Koreans ;I -- . said ranger base I I miles west of Pie i - discussed this with which Rebazo says had been - I i ' , The of the Associated Press which is entifled t'itiustvrly to the use for reproduction of all the local news prn$ed in ths r,ewsp-per 1 ~ . I It- , " - . Editor, Herald Recently the Seminole County Grand Jury released a scorching report-detailing Improper and illegal construction and inspection practicesby certarnboards appointed by Commissioners $37 ) No pert of an, material, news or adberti5ing of this edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner without written permission of the publisher of The Herald Any individual 'x firm responsible for such repr oduction will be considered as intrinqing on The Herald's copyright and will betr'!d ',t'efo damage under the fai. PubIr'i Cit .3"d Sundays. except Saturd,-, -. . Commissioner Should Speak U S Postal Regulations provide that all mail subscriptions be paid in advance Entered ,% s,cond class matter August 72. 1905 at the' Post Ofhc.e of SarI?OId, Florida 37771 r - p Letters To The Editor $7.10 Month $28 .$) 1 Year $14 206 Months R Mail - - .. Israel said its SEOUL, Korea (AP) A law professor arrested Oct 7 on charges of spying for Nor th Korea committed suicide during his interrogation at the Korean Central Intelligence Agency, the CIA announced today. It said Choi Chong.kil, 42, a professor at Seoul National University, threw himself out of a latrine window. The spy ring a!- , supply," said Mr. jove "There will be some government in. trusion" to allocate fuel on a RAYSTEVENS Press Room Foreman SUBSCRIPTION RATES Mc Week Home Delivery - SrCH bringing waraing of Sir. IAve is timely. "Demand (for home heating oil ll m DORIS WILLIAMS Soc iety Editor . , sense The United States of America '.s awakening to the need for a crash effort to once agai ns becomeself sufficient in energy. Just last week Administration annow'ced WINIFRED F. GtE LOV Comptrclter JOHN A SPOLSKI. ssoiate Editor - - between research and development However, all of this takes time—at least four or five years. In the meanume, •h FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Manager --. - -----, energy / . - "\\'-' - says. advise the on how best to close the fime gap Advertising JRICHARDS . ~---r':". '. _ - Vietnamese troops backed by tanks assaulted Plei Biang after a heavy artillery barrage, the sources said The post was defended by about 600 insaid fantrymen, but the casualties were not known. On Sept 22 the North Viet namese overran the Le Minh testimony Iron ex-FBI chief dent's brother. Donald. away from the Hughes organiza I Patrick Gras In telling about a telephone lion warning to the President that Vet the While House still his lop aides might be impli- maintains the President was cated in the Watergate kept blissfully uninformed ot crimes, Gray swore he had the stack of greenbacks. -" ' ,' "- -. - . _____ A. wuiOfI. Additionally, a "-"nd of 15 sd lists now w, WAYNE D. DOYLE Director & Associate Publisher Managing Editoi " new allocation of $115 million WALTER A GIELOW. Editor ,'indPubt,spir DAVID A. BRYANT ' .- will save fuel and money, he 831-9993 SANFORD.FLA.3fl71 - V ietnamese -' .. . . - Just three '' !" .,W — hr hemes, Jet fuel arid similar disti ll ates His plea is sim ple Turn down your thermostats a few degrees, close off your empty rooms, drive your car more slowly and use other conservation practices and you .._. . . '- -. ..-. ;_-.-- -_ - C moved underground on a feet from the The mortars and rockets and Syrian fronts. Lary force to bring peace to the lage Lebanese border knew the Pallanded more than a mile away "There's a lot of anxiety," hour basis. Egyptian-Israeli front. , - . - towns ' ' - KIBBUTZ MANARA, Israel I posed creation of a U.N. mili- prosecutors. however, that he ." ' - % in which the involvement of the derground shelter when they I - - ._- -. . i 11aaers 9 Go Underground - 1 I sr.ael i mentin: "This is not the time television in their concrete un- ty Wsis. . In a world full of paradoxes it Some intrusion already has areas will be in short supply. take charge. It will include a the word around the White acknowledged that he "pro~ I is appropriate that the been felt. On Oct. 2 the Detail.s of the program were bureaucracy to issue lJouse that Cox was really bably" gave Ehrlichman aim P laughable c-imic strip beagle Administration announced Its fleshed out by Mr. Love. and regulations and to enforce aiming at the President. run report aftc Snoopy should come the plan to ration propane gas and they leave no doubt that the them Apparently.both Itehozo Embattled and suspicious federal symbol tobnngboineto . Nixon was easy to persuade and Ehrl,chman knew, N Americans one of the most . aml he began to feel COX'S therefore. that the phantom - "11_~ serious problems of our timcs. breath on his neck. Two re- billionaire had slipped $100,'1~ . Snoopy, according to John A. cent developments finally 000 in cash to Rebo-zo for Nix-., .-__O~~ . 0 11 '1~ Love, the administration's r\ convinced him that he would'on's u,se. Retxuo and Ehrlich~,A.L ,% ..,~ *. energy adviser, will be wisely man were also aware that have to fire Cox. ( /V ,;.- 0 COi 0 used to remind Americans of any link between Nixon and Badgered MarGregor ik the need to conserve energy. First. the President heard Hughes could be politically MY I ., _.P , # I 4. it was precisely to Snoopy conserves his energy that the special prosecutors damaging. ..A 1.0 - , jr had badgered his former prevent any such embarrass' by lying flat on his back on his / /' j Z -1 ampaign m1nigt'i Cla rk ing public ity that both doghou5t The energy that Mr. 1*41 MacGregor, for refusing to Rcbozn and Enrlichman had Lue is talking about right flCW I ' " ,' V •.. corroborate incriminating sought to keep the Presi- ;— is propane and oil to heat -- - Zayyat said that was the situ. Lick.3 in tile afternoon. I met ' ting , . Egypt-Ian ground and air at. a large number of Israeli tanks es." blazing on the west bank. and Soviet troops, coin. butz were watching a movie on I ., M'SWOU . Wednesday Israelis were attacking Egyp- idea of sending in American (All) e Conserve - - tu appealed enforce the cease-fire in the Arab-Israe li war. Rica was fostered by didn't recall discussing the former presidential aides $100,000 contribution at the who, themselves, expected to firs: meeting but remembe prosecuted by Cox. Such be r e d G r e e n s p u n h a ii B d Watergate figures as If. H. brought it up at a subsequent on June IIikkmau .inhn Ehrlichm:in hreafist hollw he-A1119 oll because some fedural guvernment inten(L" to and Charles Colson spread 3 1, 1'9 7 2. Kalmbach IA -. - at for U.S. and Soviet troops to tian forces on the cast bank of their 11r9s;1 meeting on a "political witch hullt." nergy - -.----_ . - -. . . e e a E r- - night with "ser.guide(i mis- the Israeli military command down 15 Egyptian Jets in dog. Suez at the southern end of the nell and others belonging to an trapping the Egyptian 3rd Moharned II. el.Zayyat claimed canal. The communiques said unspecified "foreign country." Army !n the Sinai. said the fighting abated at dusk rights. night that Israel was waging a at an cmergency night meeting siles" and Phantoll! jets. lossIsrael claimed its armored Icraet said the battle fines did Israel suffered " Egyptian communiques following massive "new , treacherous war" of th Security Council th the lie said the entire front was . 11 a InutrI,trahur ttt c-"- - S . - This U .-. --... EgyptSeeks Troops ToEnforce Cease-Fire . by Jack Anderson - A Critical Need -- -, Egypt charged Wednesday But the agenda for that meeting makes no mention of the United Te l eph one case. ,. - ..,, ; - Mondays when,they have a heavy docket. Demilly said he knew the commission had disc ussed such a pro posal at their m ee ting last week but he didn't think they had made any decision. The cominissoners meet on the first, third and fifth Mondays to consider decisions on 1x,nding cases. Stevens said the commission would say in advance when it would take up agenda matters on second and fourth Mondays. takin g -' By Then Bevis announced in a prSss release last Friday that he would ask the commission to vote on the proposal Monday. 'Me onlv trouble with that was the commission had no meeting scheduled Monday. At least, Demilly said Friday he didn't know of any meeting and had not prepared any agenda. Part of his job is to piepare the agenda. "Maybe that's Mr. Bevis' way of announcing it will come said Monday the commission probably would be r-.r The Sanford Herald Why Nixon e-.4 fl' i Associated Press Writer The Public TALLAHASSEE, Lila. (AP) Service Commission is still having trouble with the state government-in-the-sunshine law. Although even some of their own staff have trouble telling exactly how they voted at times, the commissioners do meet and vote in public, as Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin said last month they had to do. It's the technical problems of telling the public what they're going to talk about that's causing their problems. For instance, there's Chairman Bill Bevis' proposal to hire a public counsel for the United Telephone Co. service hearings in December, as a first step tuward hiring outside attorneys to represent the public in all major cases. Bevis brought it up three weeks ago at the first PSC meeting after Shevin's opinion, but PSC Adminstrative Secretary William Demilly had to U the cl;a irmail he Bevis) hadn't. put it on the agenda, so the commission couldn't vote on it. - -_ I-. r . f s ori I r P S C I s J r"i rie ce S S a iv ii i1i . ,- .- A Let Sunshine Work Co - —. z — r'2- 4 r.' 1' : - - . . ' j I--- fit f- ii (0I (IIC b ijuaru oar d UI tnt Elyria (Ohio) ChronicleTelegram, lie pr ed icted the price boost would cost the paper $125,000 more per year . Other newspa pers indicated raising advert ising rates wou!d be one way for them to offset the higher newsprint costs William Davis Taylor, pubUsher of the Boston Globe, sa id the paper was considering boost ing ad rates "in every category to keep pace wi th the increased coals. U.S. customers pa id £bout $165 per toil for newsprint at the ton 1w of his brought the rfre to price hikes ;ua•ton uuring toe summer. p '-- in effect th ru th is -' r: a — %, weekend, compare ... vou can It do better than ZayLe! ________ The Discount Department Store HAvEN JflUTORLANO0'J CASSLLSERRY / SArRo - / xiSSut#tLt ,// WINTER / ORLANDO v.rs, i B -' '.ci' c1 C,ei TOO" of / hea- Ja Ati Frcr'ioa / Sc Orvg. A.e /H.t*i, 7 ,/ 54tr.o / Ae f Ciw-.'t B - . on U 5 Of at I i'sl NASA Bri f f f ?.* Ar't B-wd • ORLANDO LAST' 1' M(LBOURNI' tao Coc.,,at O".e / Coree t3abcoc' Si f __..1d - - - . -. - _ - - �- 6A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Oct. 25, 1973 'Ui! ..• , The Sanford Herald MS Victim Takes His Vow To . - 9 a 1J - s'.... - . - - ;.;' . - ¼ 3' t ti rateci Fa s o t D a use c ..i1*_• L - LOSE UGLY FAT OR PAY NOTHING sta rt losing weight today OR 'I MONEY (JACK MONADLX s a tiny itire lot escoss food. Fat IIIII-voligh To* New Prosecutor weekerid stand against surrenAnd Acting Atty. Gen. Robert dering White house tapes to II. Bork. who fired Cox at Nix- isi. Contains no dangerous drui and ,i not strenuous e.erc,se Change your if, White House in court if neces- Ilichardson resigned and his statement or short speech, how- next Morx1ay to take testimony sary to obtain evidence deemed deput}, William D. Ruck- ever, from the banished prosecutor. U.S. District Judge John J. Si- on's order, told newsmen vital by the Watergate prose- cishaus, was fired. Both refused In firing Cox Saturday, Nixon Strong support was reported rica, Nixon was certain to face Wednesday the thought "has cution. to Iire Cox. abolished the special Watergate in the committee for legislation questioning at his 9 p.m. EDT crossed my mind" that he Declaring that his reputation Tbe President's news confer- prosecution force as a separate providing for an Independent television-radio news confer- should consider making such an was at stake, Bork said "I am ence will substitute for a TV. entity. lie said a th orough and special prosecutor.but there also ence about the possible appoint- appointment, going to press hard" for a thor. radio speech on the Watergate vigorous prosecution would was pressure to reinstate Cox. start today. MONADEX costs 33 00 tot a 20 day supply and $3.00 for twicip the amount. Lott ugly fat a t your oney will be refunded *ilh m questions jibed by. . Faust Drug Store07 E. St.—Mail Orders Filled. Oiant -capaugly 0ven, IL President 0 i.iiluf. 01 li'it value Was the reter- quoted from the amended char— TUee Florida appeals court But the Jacksonville governenduni If the very next day the ter passed .JAPANESE STYLE, features daruma dolls in by the IN7 judges have taken under ad. mient disputed the claim and a city of Jacksonville is varlet) of sizes and faces But the shape is the C-Ould nul- ture, saying officers and boards vlsement a suit centering on move to take over occupational hf) their laws" asked visiting of the three beach communities same, for a reason. Honoring an ancient legislative intent when it con- license taxes from the former Judge Charles Carroll of arid Baldwin "have the same Buddhist priest said to have meditated in the sohdated Jacksonville and four cities sparked a law5uit, which Miami, powers and duties which they lotus position for so long that his limbs atroformer municipalities in Duval was decided in the big city's (ahad under the respective muCounty. vor in circuit court. phied, the dolls, constructed and weighed so Stephen Stratford, city attor. Welpal charters of former govThe judges said Wednesday that they always return to upright position, are "What did the legislature ney of Jacksonville Reach, ernments." at an appeal hearing they were mean by the language of the -------------symbolic of perseverance and fortitude. Th ey amendatory act?" asked Chief by puzzled language in S I are po pular gifts to friends charter which consolidated Judge John Bawls of the 1st Jacksonville and Dual County District Court of Appeal. "Were governments into one in 1968. the people of the beaches and The Duval County beach Baldwinsnookeredby theIegjs. r I P t citic. f Jackson tile Btic.h tattir. 'SI d l Ii.. Neptune Beach and Atlantic "If they (the legislators) only Beach plus the town of Baldwin meant one government, they MIAMI (AP) at the western edge of the certa inly took a lot of language Three boys represented Evans a • county voted to remain gepa- (3,5& words) to write a useless arrested in Lie human-torch detention ~earing, said he rate from the consolidation and act to fool somebody. com- death of a homeless derelict asked for the examination to claimed the legislature honored inented Judge J ' -, ha v e been ordered b) a judge to determine if the boy could tell JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Glenn W. Tumer's undergo psychological, psy. right from wrong. their wish in art amendment to Wiggington. cosmetics company was stopped from selling chintric and neurological -The young fellow is in t1m distributorships In North Carolina because It failed to examinations, seventh grade but the kid can't show how its products were sold, says a wftziess JuvenileCourtJudgeWilliam spell America," Pollack said. mail fraud trial of Turner and eiØt associates oo a . -' L liludsiotie urucred the lrosecutors satu there was a Jean A Beno, deputy attorney general of North examinations Wednesday 'definite possibility" that Carolina, said Wednesday another factor in moving during a detention hearing for threeboyswould be indicted on against the company, Koscot li-iterplanetaq Im., was its e of the buys. first-degree murder charges. failure to provide for refunds If it oversold disd Evans, IZGreg"y Assistant State Ally. Joseph tributorships. Wilburn and Al Gerald, both l, Durant said the grand j' "I don't recall th em ever sending checks back to a citi. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. re accused (AP) _____ of sp la shing lighter would consider the case Oct. zen of North Carolina," he testified. Florida State University •luid on Charles Scales, 38, and Two other men who were set The government charged that Turner, Boston attorney President Stanley Marshall setting him afire as he slept be- on fir e and survived will testify ______ F. Lee Bailey and seven executives of Koscot and Dare to called a news conference toda hind an abandoned building last against the boys, as would a be Great motivational business used the mails to defraud . release Saturday. Scales died in a hos- fourth boy who was with the former Gov . Leroy numerous buyers of dIstributor-ships. .,iInI C.A..•. --t---'--'-'--. 60 %R1 UI Ill U4I IwdnuanLs out urn not take part ity charges in the untversity' Attorney Paul Pollack, who in the attacks, police said. t' off-season football training nm. ' -. -- - - -- • an - Ta e Move e1r____ I I I I ZW - ZZIZZ --.-.-.-- Deat --- . - ire h ..- --- - Ha te In N. Carolina 3 1.1I . raereCl 1(0111 L) I I h - FSU F tb ll ro e nto :',-• " . Clevelan __________ ____ ________ y - - . . - It2 -. • 3Q h3eautifuil' styled with General !:letrie's rv upswept cooktop' that's so easy to keep clean! I li-speed Calrod surface units with accurate pushbutton controls assure fast, even heat. Large family-size oven features non-tilt shelf and oven door that's removable for easier oven cleaning - - News Briefs Gilda Storm Again MIAMI (AP) —Tropical storm Gilds, packing winds up to 60 miles per how, whipped up high was in the Atlantic today. The National Hurricane Canter said Gilds, downgraded to a tropical depression earlier this week, regained storm status Wednesday. Skylab 3 Repairs CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) Ground crews planned today to pressurize two fuel tanks in the Skylab 3 booster rocket, hoping to repair damage and avold'a delay of the scheduled Nov. 10 launch date. The exercise was expected to take all day and most of the night, with no decision on a definite launch date expected until Friday. - . - - an or e c nc (o. Open Mon. tttru Fri sa.m..sp.m... Closed 00 Sal. 2522PARK DIAL322-152 h., , Citrus growers could increase revenue 118 million by withholding a five. million gallon inventcny from market, Florida Department of Citrus researchers say. The report revealed Wednesday said a holdback of frozen concentrate orange juice (FCOJ) and a shortage of fruit this year will favor the first price increase in the industry in two years. IuIIvi wAsuiN(;loN i All 1 , ,I GRAND AGENCY FRI. through SAT. During Our Grand Opening AVE 50% 0 M Legal On Men's Fashions By Famous Makers I • Merit Suits & Sport Coats 'Palm Beach for young men 'Campus Sportswear 'Farah Slacks 'Levi Panatela " Damon Sportswear & Ties Van Heusen Shirts Interwoven Socks UNIVERSITY SHOP Woodland Plaza, DeLand, Fia. Member The AtLa OPEN For Your Shopping Convenience BE SUR E TO TO REGISTER! I :.. . - c -_-, _- : •• ' . - j ---- - • '•-_- • I , 3U O°° Notice NOTICE w- 1ERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lfliO by virtue of that certain Wri t 0 Execution Issued Out of and ,.nd. the seal 01 the County Court of Orange Ceunty, Florida, upona final udqment rC'cidercd In the afoceiacl ccnjrf on Inc 11th day of September. A 0 1973. In that certain case en titled. ECCO LOANS Plaintiff, vs AND EARNEST BELL XATp-1ALPE BELL, Defendant. .tiith aforesaid Writ CI ExeCUliOr was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, and I li4ve lc-v( ci un the loliOwi, described properly owned by Earn.'sf Poll ahaIlre Omit Said property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more Particularly described as foltos Lot 1. Block tO. Lakeview Sub øivision, Plat Book S Page II Seminole County, Florida e and the undersigned as Sheriff Of H Seminole County, Florida, will at 11 00 A M on the 2nd tiay of November. A 0 1973, offer for sale And Sill to the highest b'dder, f' cas' subject to any and all ejiStinU feint, at the Front (West) Door of the Semi nole County CourthouSe it, SunlarcI. Iior,ila, lhC above der,Li personal poperly. That Said sale is being mart ? ci Wr ! ci Salitfy the terr's ct * E.eu'Ion JoPni C Polk, r . MEN'S WARDROBE TO BE GIVEN AWAY NOV. 3rd. No Obligation To Buy. You Need Not Be Present To Win. ._ ________________ owl I - G k - -- uT SOvC yc*Jref time, aggravation, ar'd efl1Oy tP COflveflenCe of a checking account at cur Bank. Ifs so easy to pay your bl'Is from the comfort of your own home. And whats so impor tant— yu don't need a tot of cash, and your cancelled checks are valid receipts, which come in mighty handy at Income t.ix time. • At A lance SENATE The Cox Firing will be Investigated by the Senate Judiciary Committee. The group voted Wednesday to conduct the probe, with a public hearing stated Monday. Cox is OCT. 26 thru Nov. 3 Dial 322-5762 - - Here, expected to appear at the hearat a glance, are the latest de- ing. velopments In the Watergate HOUSE —The formal inquiry story. into possible impeachment of Nixon continues in the House. NIXON President Nixon Speaker Carl Albert said the has scheduled a broadcast news inquiry will move ahead despite conference for 9 tonight. Ques- the President's decision to tions are expected to center release the tapes. house around the weekend firings of Republicans, however, said special Watergate prosecutor they felt his decision eliminates Archibald Cox and Deputy Atty. the possibility the President Gen. William D. RuckcLshaus might be impeached. and the resignation of Atty. AFiCIO PresiGen. Elliot L. Richardson. The be dent George Meany has drawn President Is also expected to White house ire with a cornaiked about the activities of his friend, C.G. "Bebe" ReL)ozo. inent that President Nixon is emotionally unstable. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. WarBORK — Acting Atty. Gen. ren termed the comment "in. Robert If. Bork says he has credible, inexcusable, irreconsidered naming another nsible," and Said Nixon's special prosecutor, lie said he health was "excellent." will oress hard for a thorouRh Watergate Investigation and, if necessary, would go to court to obtain White House materials. It was Cox's refusal to drop such court ac ton that l.d to lit_s firing, 4 OPENING flI LAXEN E have another cu of coffee and pay your bills by check. - (I - Where Quality Sells & Service Tells ••. . 141 6 t. - Watergate atergate KIARNS 104 E. Commercial TheAflanhic8anksheI • - - - , _j - j Citrus Price Hike? - QS On Aug. 29, U.S. District Court Judge John J.Sirica issued the order that the tapes be delivered to him for his private review to determine what portions fell in the realm of national security and executive privilege and what parts should go to the grand jury. At his next news conference Sept. 5, Nixon ta lked a bout the appeal from that order an appeal th at event ually was W TheNaftonaiCoileglateMn Ietic Association (NCAA) also is probing allegations of players who quit the squad during the off-season. Players charged Coach Larr) Jones conducted "dehumanizing" practices and required off-season practice in violation of NCAA rules Marshall flaked Collins, Florida governor in 1955-60 and nowaTallahasseeattorney,to Investigate for the school. Jones, who years on his contract, said Wednezday he was not concerned about losing his job, ei- V I-it I I( 'ii. ASSEMBLY line gets a roofing job therbecausehisteamiswInl done at I{othrnburg. West in six games thisseason or Germany. With o0r because of the investigation. t ej'itig' He also said the loss of the 28 with machines, one titemplayers who left during the off. her of the cresscan afford season had not hurt the per. a minute out for refreshmt-nt. formance of the team. •., .: [cent uproar" And he vowed that "I must and shall oppose any efforts to stroy this principle." A week later, Nixon said "the principle eltherexistsoritdoesnotexist...Otherwise, th elivjividuals who come to ta lk to him (the president) will always be speaking in a eunuh like ra th er than laying it on the -- - ________ . .. -. -. Florida . J WASHINGTON (All) — For two months President Nixon insisted that turning over even a single tape recording to the insisted courts would destroy forever the privacy of the Oval Office. lie called his stand "the tuird line." Tonight, the President explains to the nation why he changed his mind on nine tapes and made what an aide called, "this single exception." The existence of the tapes became known July 16 in the Senate Watergate committee testimony of Alexander P Butut terfielil, a former White house aide. The committee and the special Watergate proseut1on force asked for the tapes, were refused, and went to court. "It is important that the confidentiality of conversations betcen a Pcident and his advisers be protected,Nixon said Aug. 15 In a televised speech. 1017his is no mere luxury, to - LAK.ELAND, Fla. (AP) Opposition Will Determine 'Intent ' :1t J.\(T - (Vl1.IE, l'1a. tAP) I E nd WASHINGTON AP) A ment of a new special proseBorkalsosaidhedoesnotlecl ough investigation and prose- crisis th at was canceled continue under the Justice beleaguered President Nixon cutor to succeed the ousted Ar- bound by Nixon's directive that cution of Watergate offender-s. Wednesday. The White House Department, Opposition to this, hopes to reverse libaggiig chibaid Cox. Cox refrain (torn making any He suggested he would resign if said Nixon was too busy trying even among Republican allies, fortunes at a news conference Strong bipartisan support has future court fights to obtain he felt the White house was in- to establish a Mideast ceasef Ire has been strong, however. tonight that could bring a soft. developed in Congress for the White House tapes or other terlering. to have time to prepare a The Senate Judiciary Corn. ening of his opposition to having naming of another prosecutor evidence the President regards Bork, who had been solicitor speech. mittee voted Wednesday to in. a special Watergate prosecutor. who would be Independent of as confidential. general, became acting attorNixon had the option of open. vestigate the Cox firing and e, k ay Thursday. Cf. 25 1973—/A - Jax Consolodatteon Sui •-t Nixon - ST. PETERSBURG, Fin. nrit in his theory. controlled his own paralysis and spinal chord, inter ng he says. interfering John Pageler, once 'No one wiil Listen to me with a low fat diet and multiple with the normal functions of Pageler says he hit on his low strapped in leg braces with now," he says. "That is why minerals and vitamins. nerve pathways and leading to c ipphng multiple sclerosis, is I'm going to the University fat diet idea after reading that of After the disease forced him paralysis. walking today and determined South Florida." to quit jobs as newscaster and of to fight the debilitating disease Pageler will graduate with a engineer, Paegler says he Admitting that there Is --no showed high degrees with a degree in chemistry and chemistry degree In two years, began reading everything he medical basis" for his theory, saturated fats in the unexan unproven theory. and then plans to specialize in could find on MS, including i.e- Pageler says he believes MS "Is plumed hard areas around Pageler, 39, thinla; that the m I c r o b I o I o g y a n d ports that some doctors were an allergy and the allergen is nerves d1ase with no known cure biochemistry. haviag better than average re- Saturated fat." The idea behind the diet is to may be simply an allergy to l)iagnused as 60 per cent dis. suits with vitamin treatments, saturated fats and says he's abled by the Veterans' Admin"In order to break the cycle break the cycle by forming In multiple sclerosis, patches proof that there may be some istration, Paegler says he has of hardness appear antitolies to attack where it i in the brain you must remove the allergen," disintegrating," Pageler says. ( AP) M Prove - • '. - Seminole County. F ic'c di Put,i'th Oct II, t, 7S. u. ! ) SEE HOW TO COORDINATE CARPETS, PAINTS I PERFECTLY, INSTANTLY, WITH ANY DECOR,I Come into your nearest Sherwin-Williams Decorat ing Center, and see a demonstration of our Color out making mistakes. Lot the Color Harmony Guide show you some - eel 0 Last day to qualify for Lake Mary Election is Friday Oct. 26 at Noon �___ :-_; 8t-1 he Sanford Herald - Thursday, Oct. 25, 973 rail Luncheon Meeting ______ ;.L L -- __ soft a Sanford Garden Club met for J 11 .. . aPpealing two piece pant suit in cable ,1 t__ uaymy uxpert Addresses uardeners I / stitch accented i• 1. t I -_'__ -'_ - ___ _____ I . X _ -- I.-Vt A&" - is also available in 2 and 3 piece - _._ _ .],,'I UUIh N , Mrs. Elizabeth Wilke, chaplain, read the 'Garden creeti" i , ,_ , suits as well as dresses. Delightful _. . ji ji ~i ::_~ (1'24 7 The president named Mrs H flGrlerMrsCDPerryand ,Mrs. Tom McDonald as Tellers. Mrs. Woodruff made several announcements of coming . -1 . - II -.--- - - -... -___,__ _.I .- .___--_ , - --..." .A.-!-___,,+,_!_,"--_-. -. - - . Coverou ps 1. ____ L_ - - - ~_ .L - . - k.'.-- - • Ladies Coats - 1. . l . He had -several clusters with h k the separation. Following his talk Fake furs & suede I velvet. 1) I - -- ____ _ ~ - - ._- - $1898 .1 - -f- . . . . N Women's Club (BPW) with a breakfast in the Deltona Inn. ~;111 - L ,--' , year to Club 4 / _____ _'1k f s n .r -. j Z-1 - ______ — , 11./_,". '"" = - ..) , ... , _____ - - - 1 mdi~ 4A ~~ - I - ___ 9 - A" -• ______ C - 1 'iI "" ' 274 FIRST ST - I . 01 .~ ,f ' ' /h I I .-----..------___: .i: - _— 322 307j ____ - I , i , I i ti WOMAN OF THE YEAR GETS PINNED ...(I to r) Violetta McKinley, Edwina Baiddry, Marvin G. Williams (Charles Edwarc1si'h)to) - * Z_ — =:, -- ___ D DAYLILIES DISCUSSED Ed Kirchhoff and MN Walter Lee (Eld a ic o sPhoto s urecZ I - holding card parties, candy sales, etc She also riae a tifghanas a for the club fund-raising benefit ' I _____ ____ Cool will soon be blowinq cuddle up in one of our Nichol / BPWI Names ffaria, Pe. re zq - •-• ____ 0 _________ '00fr 7~_ __A~~, — 1~~ ~&, - - - -mv-, - , _.iW - L_ .- _____ -.1 t - . ""... -- - / ~tI A I '- - i:,_- .. - -. : rr —r _______ MM a ne ________ nir P; =-:- -,.._ __ - - __ ___ _, -Ni'_ ., 7, ____ -_ f-- - a,.-,*,-- - 7 - ~~-v ---;;. ____ . - - , , L 41- r tr "~Wj 14*# Iq . . I ____-t-__ .13It V, ;I voil I- N _V~, --,v~\ I. * i % . V, %'~ _)k , , 7* 11~ .. !t_;,-;~:~%%___T__ - .-Pv,-- - ---,---~~ -V__ i ._--k ~~J--,;VI -- % I:w- j ~; P~ __ _ 11.4"A — _'Z __!je~~;' _ r- - 0 _z.-A ^_ -.__ - ponsors eta II C , 4 -t .0. I 0 . , ',-,~.,, -.:~~ .. , .: I . The recreation room of the "wine cellar" where a variety Palm Springs Apartments in of wines were displayed just Altamonte Springs was the waiting to be tasted. An setting for a cheese and wine assortment of cluv .ses was also tasting party given by Zeta Xi served. Italy, France, Pertugal Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. and the U. S. were wel] Greeting the members and represented in the wines guests as they arrived were avaikible to tanL-ilize the Wste president Marge Beine and buds. . . , 1k---.%4. - .1 . 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F!RSTST., DOWNTOWN SANFORD (Next to the Bakery) PH 373 7220 - OPEN9to5 3OMon thru Sat center ' Although Um first encounter of disability, and medkal tests and ph)sical therap) are ad- me cases senility appears to / CEN -- POLYESTER DOUBLE - III VALUES TO 'S.99 YDO DAYS ç OFF ONLY '5 DEI' " ' -. - FULL BOLTS IN A SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM A MILL * q / 100% POLYESTER TERRY KNIT POLYESTER & AVRIL-AVRIL - I \.. $40 *a AND NYLON KNITS-AND / .1 . / 1W /0 rvi,jug icrc 4A 'vi _I Schoolgrl charm with b9 girl sass. No-sleeve shfrtbiased toward I d • d t d Jackete d in a nicely long ribbed cardigan. From Vicky Vaughn h bie/dryable polyester double knit. 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If quality1 your , I IROn Ph 1'7' "ItQU .1 — what's better Also, manicures, wigi, hair pioces and eyelashes. - ____277i~t Ph. 322-3524 1/ $$If an elderly person is given (fortnerly of Gibbs-Louis) as our n specializing in all Phases 0 a r . FURNITURE & BEDDING CO. t_ IN 100% Beauty &WO Shop _________ _ =_-____ when Joanne Irell re.whed 205 part in the program. - __ T Big loser is happier. / Vicky AdCOci FREE - i _ is proud to introduce • S — --- - - ---MLW-__ t" 0r,• al years. His only shirt is a I)dJtin top wh ic h he wears to I d a the center every day. At first their homes 'each morning by he wait hostile and refuszd to driver emplo) WW* A DELIVERY I.— and games. morning wi ha purpose like have been reversed, Dr. Weller they used to," Dr Weller said said city park. ___ - 4e PRICE DRESSMAKER — " Health officer Dr. Phrii, Those attending the center on Weiler said it is only the third such Balti- COfliatflingofchtonicillfl55Athth es; there has been a lessening rian mansion — a former pri- 24th & French 9.3 Sat OFF REG. DA.ye ' FloridahereshewIl1comI)ete and low sesht OnIhcA)thrLln lost t5 lb-O.She a1w gamcd nurse's training In June, 1974. rson One staff member told of a stays in the program for three man who joined the program OPENING SOON =-_P---- 3 PRICE . . 109.95 $6495 %f r $299-95 King size. 3 PC. Set - 20-46 KNITS-CREPES-FIRST QUALITY S IV wedding %~ ill be an event ,Mrs. Thomas is one of about with a special menu for those 18 elderly persons taking part on diabetic diets. Another of Dec. 15, at St. Augustine Catholic Church, Gainesville. snack Ls sk,r% in an adult day care center. participants are driv methu of caring for older per All those participating in the sons who are ill or Infirm but who do not need 24-hour medi- program suffer from s..me type take care of each other at the Bttter value-firmer I - _zow ; aq%&0, 41i .1 , --j ____--__.M- _- __ ~ . Custom wall to wall installation. All work guaranteed to customer satisfaction. )f _ C AL;& -, _. HAAAMEL CARPET -1 ** - ____ __-;.. _ — - 114- J C _. % '' . , -- .4v. Ft , * \_~. f t,l qiana" kn'.ts and whipped creams in a flare of colors, with coordinating I '11 - . - . _: - _; - . from our wide / /. X. ___________=%a__- -- ~ selcction of easy care Polyester, Htat.Set Nylon. 18 colors to choose , -rcfr. FHA, app,cy-d. - Reg. %!.~-.I S - - Rh SHAG "!,,,~r, 1 1-01 bera1_;*,..:t S,) 100 PC' i,44 41v__ I *_ , _________ = ______ . . ________________________________ — -.-Z___ --- ---; =-------------__ - =M I— ___-__ ____ d. -' bo . re getting up in the Start the Fall season . _i_ __1 &-_ - ii TI Approved. Reg. S8.95. "N ,U 4 ______ W___.7 !__T19VPw~_ . ev ay are roject Helps Senior Citizen __ cal care Lexington Fa}ette County , D : . Z -- .I - I King size. 3-pc. set, S259.95 t*,n vit, so. pe. OP 100 Pci Cot inuous filament Nylon _T, - i - extra firm torsion bar foundation Full size 801 / as Mrs. Temple McKay of McKay, to Michael Edwards Orlando, and she is the grand- r'ouni;, ent to bed for a solid %cck. She Gainesville, formerly of San- Meadows, son of Mr. and Mrs. daughter of the late Mr. and " hit she couldn't conf ord and Edward G. Meadows Jr. of Mrs. Martin W. Temple of tinuetoconsume UndSichc'%,ChilI dogs and cakes the ay most pCO• the engagement and for- DeFuniak Springs. Sanford. thcoming marriage of her The bride-elect is the Born in Orlando, Miss McKa ' to buy a bolt ° daughter, Miss Karen Temple daughter of Robert S. McKay, is a 1970 graduate of Bishop decided RcdungPInCanth. Moore High School She is at a en - --_!Q _- .-1 ___z7l !_kN45.-_ sq yd 1. -: F_ • '0 The party site was colorfully Sigma Phi is all about decorated with red tablecloths Grace Mengani and l)orma Besides the look of a S30 get deep mu to Hundreds of coilt and loam ., .g on the tables and bottle candles. Craig won bottles of wine in the Centering the side wall was the narne-0--game contest. ___ --------.------- . .- PRINTS-JACQUARD-WARP 172 ii 1i , :" .-- 11'tl~ glad we're all here together." - I . -I%--- 1 Covef foirnifly uted on S89.95 Poitutiptdiel I !Zi 11:Wjj I 00 ad I ! Sealy Health Guard II/_ I I/ . * FLOWER SHOP * = on't you try A)d%? Now in four from Walton High School, u DeFuniak Springs, in 1968. He They start their day with 8 received his bachelor's degree LEXINGTON, Ky. ( /_1 __ ,~41!!D , _1~7 A ~ cup of coffee and a snack, and from University of Florida ir, "I'm going to cry, I'm so hna ( then spend the morning chat- March, 1973, and is currently py," said 84-year-old Min'nre ting with each other, singing. _e,k ,_. on 14 tip' S I 0 name tags with a "Love Is" prospective members of Zeta's theme on till friendly venture, on shat Beta Completely installtd. -ci - 00 - ; Goernan azr1an Jn 1 Ease of maintenanci' Soti resistant durable Continuous filament nyion Reg '9 cc 1,1 I' ' J..J.J Tç *& I ,p t, • .. The president welcomed the Marian Farella. Lou Lane guests, Introduced her officers, distributed name-o game cards and then introduced her vice LE KITCHEN CARPET - ; X -. b $ __ -4f --- . DOUBLE KNITS ~)~ o ) ss Karen McKay Engand .,; - II Z-!=-. ,iZ7,=~ . > - . . • We nk everybody should get a orn . .,..od night's sleep on a Sealy' ( (Charles Edwards Photo) -' to ' ' = ot [f , -I ONLY p.m. Shop Now - -L_.____ ____ -- S polt".1wie 1, -.., . . ' r F - - held a workshop at the home of Mrs. Harold Pellett to sew and dress dolls of all description for their Bazaar on Nov 7 in the parrish hail of the church. Working on the dolls are (Ito r) Mrs. George Ross, 1rs. harry Beard and Mrs. Henry Moore. Others present sewed pin cushions, hanky-wipes, bean bags, towels and aprons Th e bazaar hours are from 9 a.m. to6 p.m. Lunch will be served from 11 a.m. to I - , 1 FULL BOLTS OF NO-IRON '- - - - I NAOMI CIRCLE members of the United Methodist Church of Deltona . -- HERE IT IS! With . I ' - Red ROV-1. f''T1' x.k ''' ' ~ DOL SPECIAL PRICES .,, .%fr. . McKinley. desmes the honor she has receted ;~; .\ % . "I love You" Two-G'ether Totally "She's an "all-round good 1' - ru'eive this award President Violetta McKinley stated that I rhcina works and cooperates with every member and hlirman to further the aims - -=- OUR LAST SALE AND THE AY -11 - t ALrik-o . I 4.,_ _____ - through - - . . it 7 ;.,N- BECAUSE SO MANY MISSED ,. VMS 40 _______ W E _. nmun BY POPULAR DEMAND r 5; - ;.T_.-' ; :L % . L 12 ___ aft i the largest library in the world of tapes, books and slides on 'T Business Woman" cooperates with everyone and --- IL - .: WE 0 •- -- V :- .., z z. 4. _-_4V o)r-- Po&.4 ww~- - S % 4 . - ' MRM - ittle Girls 19 1125 _________ - & To Ladies Sizes Vie For Kiwanis Awa - 11 Fo. 1"'n's4e ________ -rrA --- ish new st _________ ______ I.,, have dedicated their time and portuniUestoseniorhlghschool This coveted award was girls seeking careers and presented to Edwina flauldryof professions through education 32 le) Ave The I L presentation was mae Y schOWshi al the community needing a manager of the Deltona Cor * I .. He also presented her ith p'nl' and white carnation 'k Ips ')UOt t the Nat ional iors.ige from the corporation Federation of Iusiriess and 4j F 'rofessional Women's Clubs in Edwina served the club as I-Awina was Ctivities j ~ t FUV .z--- - -___ A - I A I - •. . 0. _____ I the aims of the LE S '/.///djfr;: . - / , , ,;.,j \ ________ Area — L .. = Sanfor4 Business and Business & P'ofesio'" ..... Y!~ Professional Womer's Club met Women's Clubs was given. blem, history, etc. Misses fIli- I at the Sheraton Inn for the A panel of members Plans are being made for $ I I 1 Z.- I =, I October dinner and business presented various aspects of members to attend the up,- 24 to '29.,,_ -,. , , meeting the club rnclublng history, comingDistrictVmeetingtobe • I Ashortbusinessmeetingsas " ) Long sleeve ' held tnKissimmeeon Nov 18 / ("-_ , .. held with president Karen Members are also excited about . turtle neck N4 /, - T_"''.- k _--Westmark presiding. ,%"7,, _~ /~_!,,,Pl ~ at., , 5 It ,> Maria Perez wascbosenasa 1' I" s D' I Sanfurd Club and are mak11.g - , attractve ,,.. nominee for the Roberta I ¼. preparations for a celebration. UDC ! ''.1styles - .. Gatchel award sponsored by Members attending were ,' . " ' S Ty 7= Norman deVere Howard the Sanford Kiwams Club, 1 MmCS. Elinore Slicer, June k 6.9 3 ' I Details were also discussed . Foley, Diana Jarrett, Lorraine - ~A 'I. % ~ X Chapter, United Daughters of / /1' . . - -. . -, I-'1 L _. Lay-Away .j a, 1 - WP41 - regarding National Business . ,P Graham, Virginia Mercer, .L __ the Confederacy, will meet at .. - 4 Your Women s Week-October 21 27 ' Keil Hamrick, Ethel the home of Mrs Glenn Favorite Little MISS BPW Contest . . Meredi th, Nora Gordon, and WimbLsh, 410W. CrystaiDrive, For was also discussed with June Woodruff, A., ' _ • C0IIfiIIaflS Loch Arbor, at 2:30 \ '\>\ Christmas members being informed Also Margaret Ganas, Val M posters were placed at - :. I ,1 .T. Colbert, Jill Gongwer, Laura . Mrs. T. J. Taylor . --eiating downtown merGarrett, Cathy Haig and Karen 21 . t-, e Shawls a program about sonp and coop chants store windows and .4 1 .1 Westmark. poems of the south. ~ , '~~] , __ ~ rnentsmadetowatch Guests sere Mrs Alberta el 's---or r publicit). Codling, Yvonne Forguson, Jan STAR CLUB / Cathy Haig conducted the Cara, Be,tzy Craig, Imn Sicc. DELTONA.The Deltona Star & color choice I The next m--et;ng wfli Nee held Club v;W meet Oct. 26, at 10 a. short history of the club and 09 Information regarding the DR. MARIA PEREZ at the Cavalier Motor Inn Nov. m. In the [)eltona Community National Federation of ...Award nominee DEPARTMENT STORE 7, at 7 p.m. Center. ~r ' ( 213 E. FIRSTST. Plans for a Christmas party __________________ PH. 32 (j,, i#ii . • ,,• , , will be made and reservations r 7 for a trip to Kapok ITYrft ee In DOWN 124 W. CHURCH ST. =be made In December will be RI SANFORD IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII taken Mem be rs are reminded • • 322-1494 to bring Uvir name badges. Cheese, __ - - - - - __ __ - ____ .__ - . - I t I REPEAT highly of Edwina. fie helped Florida own. organize the club in 1%8,which maintained and supported by the t.arious dubs in the state Highlight of this breakfast was chartered in Feb, 1%9 /// ., : j..'::'Ia. was the awarding of "The Since then, the Deitona BPW The club plans to initiate a Young Career Woman Woman of the Year" title to the !;# has been working to elevate the Award ... for an outstanding most deset " 14 1 4 I standards of employed women . , . I . young woman in business in the 1 - club, the one who had con. and their interests. MemDers torw _ I . -.- 1~ _ =,n_,_t __ _--_ I . 1_1 . ~ "\. ---7- - I17 - _- I, beautiful gardens he hadTo visited. I flo ,;. . I _J.i."~-t,', * presented - _____ . - _______ Mrs Walter C. Lee Ed Kirchhoff who gave a very Interesting talk on growing Hemerocaills He first told of three ways 1w uses In propagation, seeds, hybridization and separation. Many New Arrivals ... i -I V10 (f 2 ) : and 29, Camellia Circle won prize for the most members and Jacaranda Circle won for e least. F I.$. , t them, will bea second "Jll a school of instruction for - I ) I . - ,~..wl.,? - - bears 1974-75 and 175-76 They will report during the business meeting in February. ,~AMW .r,:-.- 2 j,--_,~.'. 4 7- -, -) ~t , .- __________ Ilerbld Correspondent I, Exclusively xc us vely at I IZ~ _.~1 ___ ~r. , . Ily j -t, Washable SIzes 6 8 I - Sizes v I A Year Of This is the Third year that the The Ddtona Clu b &sohdps club has been making this support "ScholarWp Houm" ersity DELTONA- National award.Previous Winners were at the Florida State Judy 197i and lrts may 1c'11c, 1 72 stay, free of charge, except for 1' (kt 21 through Oct 27) was Dwht Hawkins, aaH fee cover the cost of celebrated by the Deltona recrcational director of the their food each day. Business and Professional - i .Mrs. John Fox, Mrs. C. M. Flowers and Mrs. V. H. Smith i ope.t Blue Sue,de 41~y I - SAVE By FANNEVrE EDWARDS ___ _ — Center with Camellia Circle Li, chargeoftheluncheon. Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff,ill, president, presided over the ' Woman ____ r _______________________________ - SEW& Bauldrey Wins wina #4 ies HushPup - F L_ - . - I p 11 Thursday, Oct. 25,1973-9A The Sanford Herald S - __________ -j r 1•1 W)1S of 1)a11a i , ri 208 . FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322 The Remnant Shop 251 East Michigan, Orlando 3796 W. Colonial, Orlando Hwy 17& 92 In Fern Park Near Maitland SHOP ALL THREE LOCATIONS - __1 - . �- - --- - ~ _____ ___ __ - . I - ~ __ - I _-- .. . 2Zi..' Thursday, Oct. 25, 1973 Locals Now 3-3 [1 Sports At I Tribe JV s Bushwhacked By Dogs Sports *7 ii:. !~: .. 11 .I.... .:., JIV B y J Richards N. " Herald Sports Editor A" 4 By DAN GLLMARTIN Herald Staff Writer DeLand struck again in the Woodruff as saying that of his throws," said the JV contest that wound upinthcwin capped by a five yard plunge. third stanza on a quarterback "Branch was the best runner he mentor, "Sometimes he has a column was a 101 dogfight with The Tribe retaliated by sweep good for 3o yards and six has seen in five years, as far as boy close to him and almost Da y tona Beach Mainland The Seminole High Junior block1ng the extra point at- points. The pass for two was on the off tackle play goes." knoc ks him down with the played in the Bucs ba llpark. Varsity found out last night tempt. target this time and the Bull, ll" w ha t It is to be bushwacked. The Tribe has suffered losses Herbert Branch, who had an dogs led In addition to his 101 yards on ba. to Orlando Jones In their The Baby Tribe Journeyed to excellent evening picking up 101 For the evening Baker wound opener, 30.8, Daytona Sea. The hometowners added the ground the sophomore DeLanci for a meeting with yards, scored the first of his two another tally to the sheet before gi'idder had three receptions for up on 5 of 13 aerials that were breeze by a fl-O whitewash, and their counterparts and wound touchdowns on an eight yard Sanford got their final score In 20 yards and scored all 16 of the good for 53 yards. He was the setback suffered last night. picked off once but that was on up on the short end of a 26-16 burst off tackle. The fans were the last period. Branch again Seminoles points, score. Coach john Reichart treated to an inst.ar.. replay as scored for the Tribe, going 11 a tipped pass. Reichart and his charges will said the Bulldog outfit was the sophomore repeated the off yards off tackle again and Reichart also was pleased at breaks a two garhe have two weeks off from The l much more prepared for the tackle shot for two extra points repeating the same play for the the performances of Gerald competition before their next contest, leaving the Tribe on top U. extra point to make the final 2s. Myers who had five individual v1ig streak for the flab)' encounter with GatnevL1k here Seminoles who had beaten in Sanford at Memorial tackles and seven assists. "We could have beaten Shortly before Intermission 16 . count)'foe J,flgWood Lyman 84 S them," said Reichart, "But this the host squad went ahead on a tadium. Joe Baker at quarterback had and then handed neighbor was their Shrine game and they 0yard end around play that fromBranch head varsity drewcoach high Claude praise a good night according to Oviedo a 22-6 defeat to capture After the Purple Hurricanes By LEE GEIGER Herald Corres pondent LeRoy Caldwe ll of New Or. lea ns scored a major upset when he nunehed out a unanimous decision over James Helwig of Dallas, Texas, at the Orlando Sports Sta dium last night. - - qr~=_;__ :~___ -,- -- __ - .- -, - -M -. ,';L; • , . r . •-. - - 1 &= - i I I Of course it's a swell life. But you have to rememtxr some of the most silly things. Not like shooting or batting statistics. That's child's play. Things like what city has the worst subways, What stadium has the best hot dogs. A guy could starve in Philadelphia if he doesn't like germen pret2les with mustard. He could also starve if he's based in the city of brotherly Love. With the combined winning record of the Philhles, the 76'ers, the Eagles and the Flyers, looking microscopic during even their best years, a sports writer could get paranoia and go into a state of shock if the home guys win. Some sportswriters I know of there actually hate the idea of writing about a local win. They've forgotten how. But life to Sanford is easier. There's only three high school football, basketball, baseball, track, tennis, wrestling, swimming and weightlifting leagues to cover and they only overlap each other from November to June. There's also Jtinior college, college and maybe one day professional sports to cover. That's not to mention the 12 or 13 little leagues, the football leagues, the swim clubs, bowling, golf, racing and tennis. I wish I'd been a sports hero and to pick one of them to stay with for life. All this is reminding me I have three places to be tonight. I'm going home and go to sleep. .1. . - el to . , - - -( :. - ____ ____ WIUJ r - ~i - - a -- i _______________________ • _____________________________________________________ • i - II1 __________ ________ A. - - 'I'HE FOREST \MATURES ACCEPT TROPHIES Lindmeier and Ramsay accept awards (Herald Photo By Bill Vincent) length of the football on an extra point attempt. (Herald Photo By Lee Geiger) , the defensive squad. Doubles Invitational Shuffleboard Tournament the eventual men's championship team. "Jay Snoddy's one of the best in the country." said -- - ~d ,__ (X 4 -- - - % - - - " t - - X.,F - . - - ,uIe ¶ - ~= .;~_ -I _______________ .. - ,..1i!$" t ~ --- : -_I __~___ L_ &,+-,,- ~_ . -- - -,.... -- ' -- - - - a' -, _ _______ : - - - - _____ - Z! - - I I I Ott I I - - -- r? -. -- -- row -sd - - BULLDOGGING - A SEMINOLE Tennis bag! l ts Beautiful crinkle vinyl in while with navy & red trim. Next to Jim Spencer's Restaurant on 17.92 ______ ____________ points in the third quarter and went on to a ii-99 triumph over the Suns "%_" 4111~ wNil '' We Have NG SIZE CLOTHES LET US FIT YOU: BIG MEN. TALL MEN! SHORT MENI Slacks .................thru size 64 Suits ..................thru size 66 Shirts-Dress .............necks to 22 ttiru i: XXXXL Shirt - Spc.r.11 ; L*ions Tangle With Ocoee .:44--al, ."\ I ~~.,` ~ Upset in their last two games left, one each with prediction is to come true the outings, the Oviedo Lions will Lakeview and Oviedo. The Lions have to win at least two of % try to get back on the winning Lions now are at 1.7 with Ocoee the four games they have path Friday night when they and New Smyrna Beach remaining, Ocoee, sixth ranked play host to the Ocoee . Car. remaining. Astronauts, Lake Brantley, and dinals In an Orange Belt ConBefore the season started the third ranked New Smyrna ference contest. Lions Head Coach Ralph Beach. MEN'S WE I OILANOO. PtA. 320S 377 S. Orange Blossom Tra!t-425-8695 ~>_~ Ocoee comes Into the fray Stumpf stated tliat.500 bdU was It is not an emy task but a win - - a- ~ 16 L.L_ - ?% with a deceiving 2-3 record, not an Impossibility for his Friday night will lighten the They opened the season by rebounding squad. If this load somewhat. shutting out Apopka, 13-0 In a fine defensive effort. This was followed by a 35.0 defeat at the with Winter Haven. The tough time of late on the league possesses a 11-5-1 ledger hands of the mighty Gainesville club has been g rid iron. The Red Devils wide against unwanted invaders. WW UId to Shoi Ba rracuda's from New Srnyrna proving the adage that 'you open passing attack suffered ru Lakeland is the best Beach. After a week off they can't lose if they don't score on intimidation at the hands of the representative for the Big Eight took on one of the strongest you.' Sanford scared twice on Gainesville wrecking crew and as they have posted three wins Independents on the east coast, s t the Ct d KaLhln once lost 13-5 two weeks ago. last without a smudge. Seabreeze we$,e MIldc-e Melbourne Central Catholic, and that has been all the points week Plant City upset the ranks sta tistically the same a nd last a close 17-7 decision. allowed by the Big Eight Devi ls with a 7-7 tie to 'tht with three victories but the In their fourth contest of the scoreboard to 3-1-1 for the year. opposition In this case has been defending champions. Thrifty, yes, but gutsy too ... year Cardinals pulled one of DelAnd is the next victim This week Should restore of questionable quality. Courier Is theblggestuts of the season durability, slated for the Gainesville club. good times and plenty of Kathleen has been 1-0-1 when they defeated beatn long The bulldogs visit Floçida Field scoring as the Red Devils host versus non members and is 74 5 inches long an'i 11 cargo Citrus, 9-7.This was acHinged seat b ac k Friday evening and bring a 3-2 Seabreeze (3-3). The Sandcrabs Gainesville is 1.0. DeLand has dn a wide -62 2 inChes complished by stopping the thi.set Land are 0-3 in conference Play posted two wins and a loss in m ircIud 3 on Central Roomy cab has style, lost to Winter Haven last dropping games to Winter their extra outings followed by tailgate Florida Larry Key, who was visibility, insulated - --weekend by a 24-14 count and If haven (34-7), Lakeland (43-0) Winter Haven splitting a pair held to just 35 yards in 14 at. quiet Foam seat k for and Mainland doing the sa . they wish to stay on the field for and Gainesville (19-0). ,_ • I / mueh of the night they had Rick Plank to find the strike Sanford has had their cam rq're overhead Aluminum t week Ocoee took on better Ipiprove their offense wee again for some more six problems this season dropping alloy head Eustis and played them to a which has not produced more pointers, two out of three but the quality standstill throughout most of Sanford Seminole is taking a of the opponent (Oak Ridge, than three TDs in any contest the contest, before losing this season. The Purple Canes week off alter their 18-0 loss 10 Winter Park) has been another 17-7 heart breaker. -It have not allowed more than Daytona Mainland. The Tribe anything but poor. The Cardinals actually won the will have two weeks of practice three scores all season. / I -. 610 EIGHT STANDINCIS I r 1// battle of .statistics from the // and untied to figure a way to end a five Unbeaten Mid-Lakes powerhouse but lost Lakeland goes to Mainland game losing skein by defeating TEAM out when they turned over the oo Lakeland (S0) Friday, The Dreanaughts Cross County arch-rival GaInevlle(So 4 0 1 10 ball six times, three inmuddled thro,igh a 21-6 win Longwood Lyman. The next K at hl een (311) 2 1 0 t erceptions and three lost 2 I I over Bartow in their last outing. conference tangle for the Winter Haven(3 21) fumbles. 1 2 0 DeLand(32) Mainla nd had the night off as Seminoles Is two weeks away In Mainland 1 3 0 (2 1) The Lion's found their record they accepted an 18.0 decision Daytona Beach against 0 3 0 evened up at 34 when they 0 1 0 S-eabreeze, The Seminoles will Sanford (13) from Sanford. -. dropped Last weeks contest to Kissimmee 20-14. The loss also - Iike we IN oto engineered for --- - Catfish Angles For Charley Finley DELAND GRIDDER Bulldogs a Seminole JV running back in Wed. nesday night action at Stetson Field. The Bulldogs went on to defe,at the Seminole JV's by a 216 score. Pro Hockey ] _- Standings . ,-- - - -..- - -- - -- - y -. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS - ' NHL ,..i•))' ' . - -' Est Division W - Buffalo Tonlo N . Y . Rr.;:r Vancouver ' I T 5 7 0 10 4 I 4 20$ 1 7 0$ 3 217 3 3 0 Detroit I 5. 1 3 P&Y. Islanders a 33 West Division Phil6dilptiia 1 7 45 Ails 3 1 PittSbUrgh 3 3 0 6 Chicago 2 7 7 6 Los Angeles California 7 3 7 6 3 0 6 .• , - ' - - - - Buffalo 1. chtcago I LUS An9rIt 6. Atlbnt Buffalo at eoston . Friday*% Games Dttrøit at Vancouver California - -. ___.=_=1 - ' '-. . - _____ _____ 4 Pulsating Action.., You Bet! ORLANDO SLfINoLF I an., r" 41"a 1 2POWCV.Charged Post I Thursday'i Olmes Mon treal at Philadetptilc innci,ota at i V. Islanders . ____ St. Louis Minneawls Wednesday's Games Montreal), Pittsburt, 2 CalifornIa 7. Detrt 3 OAKLAND, Calif. - (NEA) had a chance to become a him with a sardonic feeling If owner Charles 0. Finley country squire by increasing about baseball. 'I don't get had been a bit more patient his haldings to 485 acres with paid enough," he says. "1 and comjassioriatc pit cher the purchase of an adjoining guess I'm too easy to get Jim (Cat ishi) Hunter would farm. The bounda ry was in along with at contract time be under contract to the Oak- dispute so Catfish couldn't Main thin g is for several land Athletics through the bo rrow the money from the years I di n't know how to at a pittance of bank. Instead, he went to his negotiate. I think that's going year 1960 15,000 a year! baseball boss, Charley 0., for to change now. NowCahfishisgoingto7ing whom he had pitched a per' Currently he Is completing it to Cha rle 0. for at least feet game in 1968, and per- a sioo,000 dus colonial style a hundred grand a year. suaded the A's owner to end home on iis farm. "It has The penuriousness of him $100,000. The benevolent 5,000 square feet," says Cat' Chancy 0. began to eat at despot felt kindly about it fish proudly. Catfish In the summer of 1970 since Catfish was in the pro' Bu t his when he was just beginning cess of winning 18 games that style it won't change of living. to emerge as a great big summer of '70. "I'm still a farm boy," he league pitcher. But ('lime August, tlown tiw through his walrus drawls Catfish is a [arm boy who stretch, Finley [lad the shorts process i.iustacbe. heads right back to his native because he was in the He is probably the most North Carolina right after ev- o1 buying a hockey team. Evcry season and buries himself cry tIme Catfish was due to disregarded talent of his time in the rushe s of t h C pitch, he'd ,ct a long distance because even on the A's he Albemarle Sound, hunting call from Charley 0. on his has been Juxtaposed with and fishing. (He got own farm back in LaPorte, such a meteoric talent as nicknamed Catfish when he Ind,, threatening to call in the Vida Blue. When Blue was ran away from home at the loan, Catfish never did win 0 the bi drawing card a oupie o years ago, the A's a , )f 6 and returned (Ian- gamc. (fiat August. g ing a couple of 11511.) Finally, went to Vida could have the weekend When Catfish received 0 Finley and Hunter IVC proposed, crowds. 11 bothered Catfish. said, me $150,000 x free, and I'll But not as much as losing t e "I never thought there was sign a 10year contract that farm acreage. that much morley in the won't cost you another cent When he comes home to world." And he bought a 100- for the next 10 years hli'rtford, he always looks up acre spread outside liertford Finley turned him down. his grade teacher, to raise peanuts and corn and wouldn't be lair to you," Mrs. Jay Dillem. soybeans and 200 head of he said lamely. Catfish had to "You re going to have to Black Angus cattle. and also ive back the $100,000 and study, James Augustus," she to house his 23 dogs - Walker fost his chance to become always used to tell him. hounds, bird dogs and landed gentry. "There's not any money in be2gles. has left baseball. The experience I wee years ago, Catfish - (Herald Photo by Roger Hodges) Atlanta at - ( - -. - 1____ -- - -- - - . - ( - RACKET-PACKET Ce By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS field goal shooting, connecting Kareem-Abdul Jabbar scored What's this about a borne on 53 of 81 attempts from the 31 points and Bob Dandridge n court advantage In basketball? floor, to power Milwaukee past BufAt this early stage of the Na. "We have learned to expect tab 130-113. The Brives, down tional Basketball Association hot shooting," said Egan "We by 24 points late In the third season, the Houston Rockets led the league in offense last period. rallied behind Bob are doing much better on the year, but had trouble wi th de. McAdoo and Ernie Digregorlo road than at home-and fense. and three times cut the deficit Wednesday night, clobbered the Rudy Tomjanovich and Mike to 10 poInts in the last six mmBoston Celtics 132-117. Newlin led Houston through a utes. The victo ry was th e fourth in big second period as th e RockLakers 92, Kings 91 five sthrt.s on the road this sea- eta hit 74 per cent of their Floor Jerry West scored two free son. The Rockets are 0-3 at shots to ta ke a 7&-66 lead over throws with four seconds left borne, the Celtics at halftime, provide Los Angeles a sate 76ers 132, Trail Blazers 110 three-point lead as the Lakers "I can't figure it out," sa id Coach Johnny Egan. Ste',e Mix, Freu uirter and beat Kansas City-Omaha 92-91. It seems rather illogical-you Le Roy Ellis combined for 81 The Kings' Sam La cey scored must admit-but not when you points to lead Philadelphia to a an uncontested layup as time look at the Rockets' shooting 132-110 victory over Portland. ran out for the final points of the figures Mix scored 13 of his game-lead- game. They ha d another hot nigh t trig 38 points In the final pe riod. Pistons 115, suns Bucks 130, Braves 113 Wednesday with 65 per cent Detroit he ld Phoenix to 14 - I '1 &ff - ~Q Golf Tourney - Beach Thursday night and as many games. Three of the last week the Winter Haven walked away with a 19-0 win, tallies went in the opener to Club rebounded from a Quarterback Randy Craig ran powerful Sarasota Riverview thumping administered by for one TD and passed for two as the Dreadn.aughts squeaked Lakeland to whip conference ny,ire and Melvin Flournoy and by -21. foe DeLand 2414. the rest of the Canes concrete Offensively Lakeland has wall shutout the Crabs to been doing Just about as well, BIG EIGHT VS. OTHERS continue their unbeaten ways. compiling a 30.6 offe ns i ve The Big Eight has been 'fl only smudge on the average and scoring at least holding more than It's own Purple Hurricanes ledger so far three times in all their contests. against non conference optiiis season has been a 0.0 tie Kathleen has been having a position. To date the Four-A ts B . N Sunday Mixed ______ __ _______. J. Simpson Still Tops, But May Have Lost Chance has given up only five scores in made a good showing thus far. ke -. . Q', 14 _--- i' - . ~ . _ ...t R ose, 132 Tampa. The left handed offerings of Rose confused Santore who was only in his second performance as a pro. round. Against Nixon, Clark trailed on a ll the cards and needed a K.O. to pull it out. The final punch was a right ha nd that seemed to start from somewherein the third row. It left Nixon bleeding and helpless when he finally got back on his feet at the count of nine. The refer ee wisely called a ha lt to the pr oceedings. McKinney, 175, was lucky to come away wi th a draw. in his four round contest wi th Nat Shavers, 174. 137 Santore, Frankie wi th a Melbourne, escaped draw in his clash with Jose -- ______ . - y Roc BA : life. •', - 7~L V~_ ' The Big record that counts wins over Winter Haven (3-2-li has an up to a Nov. 9, showdown Sa nford (1-5) and Bishop M oo re open date as well this wee ke nd btwe defensive minded 0G). Th 1110t tmprcssive astheywlilbe jreparIng to ste p Gainesville and the Lakeland showing so far this campaign out the following week for a isi ' .15--M X ~ 9- - _,_ .4 -9 - The Polk County club should be hoping to gain their first Big have an easy time of it this time Eight Conference win ever out as the Bucs have only a 2-4 when they face the Crabs. bad on the prevention of seoring to Gainesville. hlavenites have had a rugged ttmselves. Lakeland on the other ha nd schedule this season but have - --- N Dreadnaughts who aren't so !or Mainland has beena 2-0 loss fight with Sarasota. The - ' CanAm Starts This Week RIVERSIDE, Calif. (API All but Johncxk, who was third,Pearson(ourth,F$tUpaldi By ROGER HODGES Can the oval track boys beat the busy testing. tires at in. fif th , Allison sixth, Folli-ner Herald Correspondent road course regulars at their dianapoils where he was the seventh, Petty eighth, Foyt own game, sports car racing' 1973 winner, got some practice ninth, Hulme 10th and Its all over until next year, the National Association For "They shouldn't," says Peter time on the Riverside course McCluskey 11th. The first seven Stock Car Auto Ba ring (NASCAR) seam. Revson, a standout sports and Wednesday. They'll get more in had laps exceeding 100 m.p.h. David Pearson came out on top in the win column wi th formula car driver. who ismore a six-hour session today. eleven wins out of 18 starts. Nex t in line was Richard Petty at home on s'dnding sharp- Eachwillbeasslgnedasma ll with six wins, followed by Cole Yarborough with four wL'is. cornering road circuits. "But in Porsche Can-era, a production. With two wins aplec-, Bobby Allison and Buddy Baker Join this case, they very well might. type machine weighing only 2,the list along with Benny Parsons, Mark Donohue, and Dick I wouldn't bet against them." 000 Pounds but boasting about Brooks with one win each. Revson is one of 12 national 300 horsepower. In the Winston Cup Grand National Points race, it went and international drivers who The first Sunday mixed down to the last race in which Benny Parsons ran 295 laps in will compete In a series of f,' Revson was surprised at how Tournament at Mayfair a car that had been heatily damaged in a wreck with (out well the oval boys did. 30-lap races for $160,000 in pt Country Club will be a four ball, other drivers at Rockingham, N.C. money. Donohue, art acknowledged best ball tourney between 11 Porsche eipert, had the best a.m. and 1 p.m. There will be a Three of the events will The Manufacturers Championship went to Chevrolet lap time-i minute, 30.5 see- chicken barbeque afterwards. held this weekend, two on Satwith 163 points, Dodge finished the season in second place 011(13, urday and another Sunday, j for a speed of 101,016 Monthly tournaments running with 153 poinlc followed by Mercury, Ford, Plymouth, and miles per hour. urJicction with the final .;i.erican Motors Matador with 12, m, 11, and II points until next summer will be Unofficially, Revson had the sponsored rpectively. nAm Challenge Cup sports car by eith er th e men's STAN DNS race of the season. The f.4J1 second best time, with Unser or women's golf associations _______________ Top ?5. ____ event will be at Daytona Beach, Fla., Feb. 15. Driver Points Money are se ven O e - r' r .-WhfJ have reaped inildrivers rbr--J$ 1ioj at dollars in prize money 'c', t,oron 7046 50 5 .0 -rns HyI!On 6977 75 competing mostly on oval 41 Sio k ~risrdpelty-ilisly ts 15.4,735 tracks. They are David Pear6thdd' fis h er -637760 InISAS son, Bobby Allison and Richard I Kotb' A1hsv -- 677 73tj NEW YORK (AP) O.J. i nkle, an Injury which the Bills SWatt.r 04116rd-- 5.93370 Pety, of the stock is car elite, and Simpson human and vulner- say is healing quickly and won't 30.20 9 Euno LnIi 5428 55 3115.30 Bobby Unser, A.J. Foyt, Roger able after all-but it's still go- keep him out of Monday night's 10 0,MDuIf,e-S74390 Xyll McCluskey and 11 Jobe Thomas -- M)y 00 Gordon irig to be a long time before game against Kansas City, 23.313 -4 A. t4 Johnco-k. who live comfortably anybody catches up with hin,. Desp,tv his slim vardage 75545 3 Ili 213,164 off their winnings at In. The Buffalo Bills' brilliant Simpson still owns a command. J-Ct.I-321530 211110 dianapolis. running back, who hisi spent ing lead in NFL rushing, acIS Rc*trj CtIdrs - 5II9$0 21.359 14 f'nk Warren 4*92 13 In addition to Res-son, the the first five weeks of the Na. cording to statistics released 74,107 'IDiS1cci-49MA3Can-Am read racing champion 1_ionil Football lkague season today by the league, 9 A Ui in 1971, there are Mark Duno. teni Ing up the opposition with 19 D-ir 4I1 ) 7J.$I t9iQ hue. Emerson Fittipaldi, Den. 100-plus yard games, ran lnto Simpson, who may have lust 21 8i11 Chdripin M4711 nis Hulme and George Foilmer, roadblock lust Sunday in his chan ce to surpass Jim 799fl who spend most of their tims. in Miami. 7irnie Pend = 4011#5 Brown's single-3eason record of 23,l5 sporty ffmchines on road &fie gained only 55 yards be. 1.80 yards, has now amassed ?t c WU'rn - t7.25 cults, f ore retiring with a sprained O68yards. 19,46 fly DAN GILMARTIN Herald Staff Writer -- manager Robert Anderson, said this, the second Anderson also singled out Carl Shell, who professional invitational at the retirement worked three weeks putting the development's 10 community, was a resounding success and may clisnlpionship courts in shape for the area's mark the begining of Seminole County's first second professional tournament this year, and Professional team to go on the winter-to-spring Judged the entire event. tour, The Forest ho?ted the same group of touring Tbree teams of amateurs from the Forest Dunedin; and Francis Howey and Kay Edwards, entered the tourney, which started .Monday and MirrorLakes. ran through Wednesday evening wi th check and In third place were: Bill Mann and Glenn trophy presentations. Kluck, I1etmar Acres; and Mae Hall, Mi rror Dick Lindmeier and Bill Ramsay took the Lakes, anc Audrey Haley, Bradenton, Forest's amateur first place trophies with Bob Making the fourth rung on the ladder were: Elks and Larry Turner taki ng second p la ce. Lyle Wood, Mount Big Eight Conference ________________________________I One ingredient the Bucs have that the coaches - With more than 400 men and women touring tournament host and manager of The Forest, profess ionals from throughout the state, prior to making check presentations. professionals earlier this year. Snoddy was _____________________________________________ Expected to haul In t.eftowlch aerials feel could serf ously hurt Hound chances for a win Craig Chantos and Doug Peters. This Li Peters IS depth, The Bucs are loaded at position when first contest at the end siti. the Ci eyhounds have nothing to spare. The offensive line will contain Rick Wilkinson Next week the Baby Hounds play their final and Donald Mule at the tackle slots with Roger game of the season. The con test will be held at Werner and Scott Clark as the guards. Greg L)7mn with Winter Park serving as the op. Banfield will handle the cefltetjn duties. position. - ------------= - ____ I - __ An unbea ta ble team of Jay Snoddy and Bob The top-finishing Lindmeier a nd Ramsay Litts of Lakeland survived three days recorded a coup for the Forest group when they elimina ti ons to win the Forest Professional took one game In their best-of-three match wi th In the wome n's di vision, Harriet Gaston and among the winners then. Taking second in both Bernadine Hines of Winters Trailer Park and men's and women's brackets were: Bob Bradenton, respectively, copped the top awards. Goodman, Clearwater, and Clide Willard, Big Eight Showdown _ The defensive secondary will be Peters. and Starting his second game at quarterback will Smith as the halfbacks and Kuit Borglem will be Buster Leftowich. He took over at the helm in handle the safety position. midseason after In,urles to the regular quar, 'Outing reports Ile Hound From the k terback made it necessary, coaching staff expects the Mainland offense to Craig Smith and Steve Curie will be the work out of a wishbone. This is the same type running backs. Starting his first game is Lonnie offense employed by their varsity squad. Peeler, Ile has been Ineligible up to this game, 7U Coaches also are looking for aw B,Ics to Peeler will be the fullback In addition to duty on have a good quarterback In additon to speed. The Snoddy, Litts Unbeatable Team At The Forest Shuffleboard ------ Top Point, Maker - TRADING BLOWS This year the Ba by Hounds are plagued wi th depth problems. The team consists of only 21 players th us facili tating the use of players on "We're getting much be t ter," said Lyman both offense and defense. Junior varsity Coach Lonnie Chavez as his team Going "both ways" tonight ar W ilkinson, preps for battle tonight at Lyman Stadium Clark, Werner, Peeler, Peters and Smith. against a tough Daytona Mainlend crew. The Defensively the Hounds will be going from a kickoff is slated for 7:30 p.m. 44.3alignmcr1t. This is contrary tothersjxman Th ui far this season the Baby IIo'nds line Uy have used In past games. winless sporting a 0-4 record. They lost their On delnse WIlkir..an and Sam Stover are the opener in a squeaker to Evans ID-13, and then fell expected startets at the tackle spots. Mickey to DeLand 24-14. Manning and Kevin Burns will hold down th e end In an inter-.owity battle they lost to Sanford positions. 8-0 and last week dropped their closest contest of it the season 14-12 to Colonial, The linebacklng corps will have Clark and Chcvez feels th at his team Is definitely Werner on the inside with Peeler and Tom Lent hungry for a win after losing last week by on the outside. - -.-- .__ _ By JOHN CHERWA Herald Correspondent _F~ ____ I 1 * Dora, and Wayne Hodges, Betty Lindmeier and Polly Turner took home the Trailer Estates; Ann Davis, Trailer Estates and women's trophies for the local shuffelboarders. Helen Stelau, Tn-Park. Benny Parsons L an JV' s Seek Bu'cs Fl*rst W n - .•,. ,i 1 - in Lake Mary Wednesday. Undefeated John Pinney, 164 won a six rounder from Joe ' ., ____ Last night he remembered his mista kes and never slugged ____________ a I - __ . . - fight LeRoy was quoted "I got overconfident, but I know I could beat him easily." hooks, 170, on a disqualifica. tlofl. Hooks, who trailed on all the officials cards stopped lighting In the last round and was only butting and wrestling wi th the Tampa based Pinney. Af ter the decision was an. nounced hooks almost got Into an altercation wi th the crowd who lustily boo'ed him all the way ba ck to his dressin g room, Til Clar k, 195 of Orlando, scored his second straight upset K.O. at the Sports Sta dium when he stopped "Georgia Boy" Nixon In 1:51 of the fourth round. In Clarks previous bout he upset Mike McKinney by stopping the "Irishman" in one If ,~, 4 '% ' * - - Ilelwig took most of the early going and held a substantial lead after five rounds. Then Louisiana lad began his coun ter offensive and swept through th e remainder of the con test to bring his mark up to a still tinimpressive 13.17-2. The loss was only the second in Helwig's short professional caree r of 21 contests, --- .' -- '' - '-: be back in Los Angeles in time to pick up his socks. s .. - Helwig Decisions with the power punching Hel. wig. Instead he kept in a shell whenever Heiwig cornered him, and used the ring to great advan ta ge, Caldwell had been stopped in two rou nds by 1I1wIg thk pact Aug. 20 in Dallas. After that must have been up for it twice totally outfoxed the locals. Woodruff who was on the Reichart but needs some work the mythical "Seminole County leave town the Tribe will as much as we were." on his passing. Championship." Journey to the east coast where Sanford sacked the QB on the sidelines during the contest, In li ne wi th the surprise the PAT try and the co unt was 12-8 they will face a tough Titusvilie Bulldogs drew first blood on a at locker room time Crmrh inhn TIM 1. r.kn..ê "II.. -A i quuvu ni I*vt'.1 LU vary we speeo i ne otner junior varsity su'onaui eieven. --••. Stadium Caldwell sustained drive that was . This job is getting confusing. Have you ever thought of the life of ease, watching and writing about sports. Just about every American has harbored the Tom Sawyer Huck Finn dream and embellish it with a liberal sprinkling of Grantland Rice-covering Yale and Harvard, The Yankees, the Celtics, the Giants. Ah, such were the days when a person could leisurely go from one sport to another as the changing seasnn and Je came to know the atopa along the way as uell as his hometown main street. Now, however, things have changed. Pick up a paper and find out the team you've been following for Jo these many years is moving again. I have to confess I didn't even know about some of the teams in existence now. For example, here's a few questions. How many NBA Franchise are there? How many ABA? How many combined N BA and ABA? If your figures on the last question add up the urn of the first two questions, go back and re-do your arith. -flu It t rI to be rong. Thu's a formula I lu.rnvJ a ttle while ago and has proved surprisingly accurate. Now jump leagues. You can do the same thing with the National hockey Association. Wait a minute. Don't forget the World Hockey Association. I hope they don't add an in-rriationaI, an interplanetary or an intergalactic hockey - iation. est we forget, fail not to mention the big daddy of them .iI the mergers that is-the NFL. Actually the two majcr league" baseball leagues formed a merger of sorts long before the football teams did, but this Is the biggie. All the marbles in one bag. The NFL used to be two leagues with enough teams to cover the country. Remember when it was the NFL and the AFL. No sooner had hearted all the teams In the NFL as an infant than they up and started the AFL. That was just about the time the old Continental Football League (remember that one?) folded. Well, he' we are with one league no cit C.r what once !'rr : I'm not sure I even get the sports right let alone trying to remember what all those initials stand for. And I hear some Joker is trying to start another new pro football league. There's bowling, golf, tennis, auto racing, roller derby, boxing and probably kite flying leagues running around the country all demanding something from the poor sportswriter-equal time, if not more than equal time. One of these days sportswriters are going to start their own professional league-sleeping, Only Henry Kissinger spends more time moving around the country. One scribe I knew before he wandered off the scene muttering about some inane ping pong championship to be held in Maine in the dead of winter actually wore out three pairs of shoes in airports alone-in one year. Can you imagine his laundry bill. It makes the national debt look ridiculously small. Of course it is very chic to have your jockey shorts done In Seattle and your ties cleaned In Miami, but it sure plays havoc trying to remember if you'll Thursday, Oct. 25 1973-1 A The Sanford Herald '1 Spotlight • Big Palng QuInieIas • 'a Th ree Big Qs Da il y 14V N games nightly except Sunday time 7:30 p.m. -y,Saltjrday • Ladies F, ThursdIV Night ' Admission S0 uid up (Linde, 18 not admitted) lot lr~er~atjtjn% c4ii 10)1,"11W6221 (After to,, M) 7MlLFSORfuo1og[ANQooIy1797 11R' l'-kcO. rSttnRiy - 'it'i ic 1) - I I ,, -- I 11 if just about ruined any hopes -- - - - , .- - ' - •f ,I - - - - _- - Z ' . -I-cylinder engine has - for Q - rqidity and strength ABA East Division Pct O B . S Kentucky Carolina Nev Yor, West San I 8)) I 2 .667 I 2 3 100 2'i 7 5 756 3 ; Virginia Indiana Utah San Antonio . s Memphis Denver . Division 4 7 .667 1 3 .57' 1 1 5.00 1 3 3 7 - 1 5. .167 3 D tr)(1ep'r.'r't Ir..i! 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The Coda's have a 3.0 slate with only two Pro Cage - ' they might have had of copping theOrangeBeltcrownlromthe - I .--- , ..... - - - -_ --..-- -....- 1-1 -1 -.- -___ -is -ty* - - 1OA-The Sanford Herald __ At Selected Ford Dealers FORD DIVISION Adllffvmftl. �17, ___ 12A--The Sanford Her&d Thursday, ---. - --- --.---------- ---------- ----- --------------- -- -- ------------ ______________ ____ Ott. 25, 1973 FIRESTONE—WORLD'S LARGEST PHILCO DEALER! All Around I 4- V Is 'lap ccI T1 re $$On*HAVING The SEC I --5-. .1 I With Bill Baker As every year about this time, the games get better and more exciting. Due partly to jelled teams and partly to the desire to have a shot at the SEC crown or Just to keep from having a losing season, there was some of all this past weekend. The Tide of Alabama marched over the Vols of Tennessee to make their record 6.0 and on their way to another SEC title. Scoring on the 1st play of the game with an 80 yard touchdown pass the Red Elephants set the stage for what turned out to be an explosive game. An 80 yard run, a 64 yard punt return and a 64 yard pass for a touchdown added to the excitement of these two SEC powers. Unfortunately someone usually loses. In this can the Vols were on the short end of a 42-21 ball game. ISV, the only obstacle in the way of Alabama's bid for the SEC crown, kept their hopes alive by corning from behind to beat a very determined Kentucky group. Trailing 21-14 at half the Tigers came back to score In the 3rd and 4th quarters to 1jeat Coach Curd's team 28-21. Kentucky Is on their way. Another year of experience behind this fine team ;ind they '601 put the hat on a few heads. Vandy did a super trick on the Georgia Bulldogs. Georgia, heavily favored, saw Hawkins Golden kick four field goals, the longest a 47 yarder. Trailing 14.13 at the half, 'andy came on strong in the third and fo'wth priods, scoring on a 15 yard pass from Fisher to Burton; then three field goals by Golden. Vandy looking good late In season, 1814. The Gatoi-s didn't do as well I'm sad to say. Florida outplayed Ole Miss In virtually every department, but the points scored normally determines the winner. Leading 10-6 In the fourth quarter, the Gators saw Malouf throw eight yards to Kimbrough to erase their lead. Bowden moved the Gators to the Rebel's 30 yard tine with a minute to play, but a mental lapse or communication break-down caused the Gators to lose their final shot, with Bowdtn thinking It as first down, threw out of bounds on fourth to stop the clock. Can't win them all, 13-10 Ole Miss. The Plainsmen of Auburn found Georgia Tech to be anything but an easy host Saturday in Atlanta. Tech drew first blood on a 36 yard Bonifay field goal, but the Tigers came right back to lead 14-10 at the half. Tech threw 41 times, completing 20 for 250 yards. That's strong against this Auburn team. Scoring a touchdown and another field goal in the second hail the Tigers pulled away to 24.10 victory. Mississippi State Bulldogs playing Louisville for the first `r cvcr, stayed pre tty much on the ground and depended on their defense to whip the stubborn Cardinals 18-7. Holding the Cardinals to only two first downs In the first half, Louisville's lone score came on an 81 yard run by Walt Peacock. The win left State under new Coach Bob Tyler a not so bad 4-1-1. In case you noticed the quality of last week's column to U considerably higher, It was because! was out of town and the cohunn was writter. by Mary Lou Peters. Ms. Peters, a women's llbber from way back, and an avid foot hell fan did a super job. In fact, so gooa, next time I will use sorncone else so I won't look so bad. Nine of the 10 SEC teams play again this week. The only team idle is FlctkL. The Gators can use the rest, with Auburn corning up Nov. 3. Only four teams play Confeience games Kentucky at Georgia and Vanderbilt at Ole Miss. Let's look at this Sdturd5y's games. ALABAMA-VIRGINIA TECH NO MONTHLY PAYMENT 'TIL JANUARY '74. - ------ - - (Finance chsrg.i .m applicable during the dsf.rr.d period.) Buy now on the Fi,stone Revolving Charge Plan and begin monthly payments In January 1974. You will be billed a, time of purchase but your first installment is not dui until January on Major Appliance., & Color TV l Solid State signal and sound systems for long TV life! 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Warranted, ' CONTEMPORARY Cabinet swivels easily for convenIent viewing. Hiewy controls, Detachable Reflection j AUBURN-HOUSTON Playing it Auburn the Cougars come to town off a super 30-7 win over highly ranked Miami. Unbeat,rn In six shots Houston will be out for number seven. The Tigers should be tie only atubling block to a 11-0 season after getting past the Hurricanes. With the exception of Miami and Auburn the Cougars play a very easy schedule. I don't believe they are 23 points better than Miami, nor do I think they can whip one of the top SC teams athome. Auburnby5. VALUE RECORD CHANG 5 7 .. FWAM all in one beautiful cabinet'. GEORGIA-KENTUCKY Playing in Athens the Bulldogs and Wildcats both lost Wt week. Georgia, supposedly one of the stronger teams in the SEC at the beginning of the season has turned out to be one of the weakest. On the other hand the Wildcats picked to be weak have come up with a pretty fair country ball club. Georgia will be favored by all odds-makers to win this oi, but I beieve trying harder ili finally prevail Kentuck, by 3. LUS-SOLTII CAROLINA Playing at home the Gamecocks hc - t ! :L t teams it. the SEC. Undefeated In six games the Tigers will have little trouble with Carolina. LW let down against what they thought to be a poor Ken!cky team will not make that mistake two weeks twining. South Carolina has no passing attack and will find their r1mnlng game a lost ball in high weeds against the Tiger defense. iSV by Zt MISSISSIPPI STATE SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI Playing at home the Bulidogs always have a tough time with the Southern teaim This year should be an exception. State displaying a good offense after a poor start has got their ducks tna row now. Rivalry means lot In this game but look for State o!fene t be more than the lr'iiaac can stand. Bulldogs by U. ::- - ------ — - _;;.r- - - _- - Model C74306WA Finished to match Walnut - MISSISSIPPI-VANDERBiLT Playing at home t1e Rebels will see a different Vandy team than the one they beat 31-7 last year. Coach Steve Sloan ar! to iet Vari1r hack en the fctball map as he i wcrk did aga n.t Georgia last week, The Rebels under old Coach Vaught come in off big win over Florida. I believe Cornmodors have finally got it all together. Vandy by L TENNESSEE-ICU Playing In Knrxvllle, the Vols will Z* happy to see the Horned Frogs after licking their wounds all wetk due to the t'atng Alabama put on them. The Frogs are basically a running team with a weak passing attack. They also have a or defense. Texas AM ran for 360 yards while winning 3316 Last week. Vols need a big win to maintain a deent national rating. Rig Orange by 20. Well Spt fans, barring an upset, We SEC title will go to tie winner of the L.SIJ Alabama game Nov. 10. But, anything cn hapn in this league; and it usually does. 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Watch - THROUGH SAT., OCT. 27 ---=- AoMissiop, S tarts 3 DAY SALE - BankArnericard Free Gift Wrapping Master Charge Free Layaway the Small Loan Law LI for 9:15 show I TONIGHT Noa h's Ark I I SATURDAY IA '*PPIs j CNiEr NEW SHIPMENT BEAN BAGS -Mul See Business Card and Gift Shop PRICES GOOD THRU PLAZA ROCKING CHAIR THEATRE up I Featured !! 10c 1000 pairs of 00 000P SANFORD PLAZA'S • -- II 0/ / 0 __ I I __ I _________ • plaza. I Req. 2.75 Just arrived over -- I Weekend Sale Peasant Shirts 8 I N -- I BRIGHT NEW FALL AND WINTER MERCHANDISE HAS ARRIVED IN STORES ALL OVER THE PLAZA. SHOP NOW WHILE SELECTIONS ARE COMPLETE. SIDEWALK - _____ CLOSEOUT PRICES ON SAVE UPTO on your purchase of two or more boxes! we cannot imprint assorted boxes. Only 50c for second line 3f imprinting if so desired. Offer qoodthroughOctobr3 ,. Moon light o:oo YOUR NAME IMPRINTED FREE free TONIGHT AT 7:00 ; ' Sale Cards Christmas Iugnt T flailmark Ff i1. .I again. CHOICE - - �.- - t - - - • The Sanford Herald__- Sa,Tivurs ve, int and Hardyvare k4ontl It's Sale. Save up to 1 `25 on big capacity Extra specia l buy! Polyester double knit pant suits. 973-7B I Save 2.50 on in terior latex. $4 Save on exterior. storage buildings - Thursday, Oct. 25, - c 1un.I Save 2 0 :1Il J 100% polyester textured double knit 5 Reg. 7.49. Sale 4.99 gal. One Cu.it PIu. inlerijor latex paint dries to a soft, flat sheen Its durable finish stays beautiful even after repeated washings Quick anu easy to apply Available in a wide selection of decorator colors Ji o Solid colors and patterns 10 * 5 steel buildiiig. Belted looks, some elasticized 2-piece, top with matching pants Missy sizes, 8 to i8 ___ Save$10 • a— — 1 —1 -- Reg. 99.99, Sale 89.99. 16 sut)iirhan gambrel roof steel storage building Hotdippedgalvan,zed foundation and structural supports 10x7' building Save $20 Reg 119.99 Sale 99.99 lOxlO'building Save S25.Reg 14999 Sale 124.99 aJjAJijiiitLJthx L— Its Hot dipped galvanized foundation and structural supports. a-.-e $15 11, 9 119 99 Sale 104.99 10*7 building Save $20 flog 14599 Sate 125.99 101ObiiilcJiriq Save S25 Reg 185 99 Sale 160.99 Eli Polyester double knit dresses Short sleeve & long sleeve styles W -',-, jççtLI lin. Rmiz"Z! Reg. 8.99. Sale 4.99. One Coat Plus ''th'rIo at.'r drw5 flu a hard, flat that resists stains, fading and yeflcwing Hands and tools clean up in soap arid water Save$10 10x5 buidtrg J. Save$4 — — - Aluminum buildings Similar To illustrations - -- Reg. 39.99. Sale 29.99. 1:5 HP portabe thaphraC'r paint spraye r includes spray gun with pint aluminum cup and 15' rubber air -- In custom paint mixes, because color ifltOnaty differs, the volume of paint pør can may, in SOmi' Cases be slightly tess than one gallon, hose with fittings Features oilfree air delivery and long lasting diaphragm 100% polyester double knits Assorted :ollar treatments Ul nr I . Misses and half sizes Loads of colors - na Save 15% all girls and toddler Save 20% nylon tricot shift gowns. Sale 480 on on our our coats. • Reg. 6.00. Lovely shift gowns of nylon tricot. Some with sheer overlays, lace or embroidery. Sizes S-M-L. (Some styles in extra sizes) Sale 16" Sizes 3 Reg. 121 Sale 20% off org women's and junior sweaters. 17,13 / , L Sale Right now save 15% on every girls coat in stock. i Warm acrylic pile coats plus a great selection of hooded plaids, corduro,s and leather looks, too. For Lgirls 7 t 14.3to6x, toddlers. too. Come s.-)-i n, v.h:Je our s&cc• tiun s5 at its best. !; -• p-;---- C. - Save $10 Save $5 ' / 9" ( '•• r.M7 - ) -- '--- - - - - ( - / . Extra sizes reg $5 sale $4 -• -. f ,-• I • -- - I\ - 1. 7 • -i >'T 4-'- - a •t , / ,A I I f fill 5.99, Sale 3.99. Deluxe cutting tool cuts plastic laminates, sheet metal, floor tile etc Save 70 flog. 9.99. Sale 7.88. 36 drawer steel frame parts cabinet for bench or wall mount. Transparent plastic drawers, drop-in dividers. Save 130 Reg. 8.29. Sale 6.99. 20" mechanic's tool chest with lift-Out tray. Scout vise Reg. 8.69. Sale 6.59. 3 work Ba'e bench duty for light swivels 180 " Your choice 1.99 10 measuring tape. Reg. 2.69. Wrench et Reg. 2.48. Pruning saw, Reg. 2.89. Wonder bar. Reg. 2.69. Tool box, Reg. 2.89. Hand drill Reg. 2.69. Torpedo level , Reg. 2.89. Req. 2.99. T ,1 caidy Square Req. 2.50. Reg. 2.98. We know what you're looking for. We know what you're looking for. .. 323-1310 -\ Save 2'° Penney JCPenney I CHARGE IT AT SANFORD PLAZA PENNEY'S: Open 10 a.m. tO 9:30 p.m. Monday thru Saturday Store phone.. I - Reg. 4.69. Sate 3.99. 1`3 1 ~4 1 t()Ol /2 I I, - IF - 1,: 1o1 ,' Save 2 Save 211 . - r f --- • lit -- - \' Z/'7/ \ I .-------- •-• k--- r 4 TJ Sale prices effective thru Saturday. - - •. I '-I \ convenient 4 position blade 0-2000 strokes per rninut Great workshop values. - v __ V D. Reg. 39.99. Sale 34.99. Variable speed all purpose saw has multi- position foot and a •. - f'1 - B. flog. 59.99. Sate 49.99. 3'x21' dustless belt sander. Built-in dust pick up system Operates at 1000 sanding feet per minute 5 amp motor Ball bearing construction • •-. / / imp motor - Reg. $12 Reg. 39.99. Sale 34.99. double insulated variable speed reversible drill 100o ball and needle bear nq C ntructn 0- 900 rpm 3 4 grinder 100% ball and needle bearing construction 6 5 amp motor 4500 rpm 720 '(1 * - $ Save 10 Save Reg. $9 — k 320 Reg. 4.00. Night gowns of nylon tricot. A variety of styles with or without over. lays, lace and satin trim. B 0 1'r" Sizes 7.14 p 0-1 I . Sweaters in a variety to suit your fancy Turtlenecks, mock turtles. cardigans, vests, long and short sleeved Acrylic knit in briqht and pastel snacles Sizes S-M•L Reg $9 to $13 Charge It at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10 a.m. 'til 9:30 p.m. Monday thru Saturday phone .. 3231310 �- - _______________________ _ __ ________ The anfurd Herald ____ Thursday, Oct 25, 1973 ________ ___ _____________ mergency Fue Con tro s A ea ______ WASIlPGTON tAP) The ixon ad ministration and a Senate panel have agreed legLslatlon. Jackson and Fannin announced the ad- 4, — -- I ,.. 1••') nunt.stri1ion officials Gen"rally, the legislation would authorize Jackson said a similar measure is expected mandatory production Increases it would be fashio,d, at least in part, on a He said he hoped that a composite bill could be sent to the Senate floor by next week. - _______________________ 1 ____ _______________ _____________________ _____ _____ -- - - ______________________ - - entertainers f f .1 " f ___________________ - ____________ ____ _____ - _______ _________ _______________ ________________________ -=i=___________ - _________________ NJ .In1B37kiIling36persxi.Ls "It's practical!) never did resume my na which I badi needed be a pal and print this ft ma' ,ake up some of the mike ha ' plOk 1h:ink 1IE OOoOOOU1X WAY TO F ___________ ___ _____- -- _________________ seriously considered - _______ cago , . . but he Aifarnonte that ou help him meet it if ou and he feel that the - professional counieling ----- 4 5 6 7 In. of her three children to the funeral. It was in an ornate frame, and so huge she had difficult) carrying it 81 appeared that the oni) reason this woman came to the s funeral was to show of! the pture Would you say she was out of line' And shouldn't someone hate told her WAS TIIF RE SC T'Ii. - • 4 Hark of ml 4StYrban - -21 - - - 22 23 26 - - - - --7— __'.s__- - penetrated. / - -. ____ _________ ______ ______ - ______ ____ : IC' (c-' ______-- '),I$ '4 / ____________________ -' CAPTAIN EASY __________________________________ -________________ by Crooks & Lawr.nc. I 4 r'czoP 05 AT ) - REAPY ,,, '' / W ____________ D Ii ' CD I- I ALJ2 W,1I1iJ6' ) _ - - fr .cl' ____IrL t . :, 'S - ' b Heimdahl & Stof1 BUGS BUNNY - - ________ .. - - - - -AS'I tA3PAPtflt$TtP _____ - - j I L - I - -________ - 21 28 - (..RAC1ING ThE PYULR (POLiTICAL. ART OF SIDESTEPPING ISSUES' ____ _______ ____ - - - 7 - - -20 — 19 -. by Larry L.wii -' $ CLASS -'. - 8 9 10 11 - - - 'f' - A %CE NO, PRES'OEN DANCE CLASS, 18LOCJlE, tI'S AN / po \ ig1 '- ___ ) _____________ DEAR POLL\ - I do hope someone Will tell me ho,41 ut0t DEAR ABBY I recently attended the funeral of m aX Our blems come in Populdi sizes Whitewall or blackwall Polyester 'r -- My faith in God Is the only thing that keeps me sane buti ha,e all I can do to deal with his guilt and my . -. CAMPUS CLATTER wkh BIMO BURNS 4I)niopof arm I4 ... _______ married him for better or worse, and feel thats the kast I - '------- o I e tires in any way They meet the high standards associated with the JCPenney tire You get a good quality tire but at a lot lower price. zs1'rsof the - - - %h1Ie my husband sloWly rehabilitates himself a'3d his = IINJ . - - 1 2 3 - - jz'z' -' • - . . rharntwred '., _____ /. 'I" ____ Van Vorst said an automobile ,trerms - - li.. ___ 2$Natural tat dear hfe iFie children b> 'o 1 are grown but the sorry icti of an Inuimiekri( mother and an absent father , No 213 pitIfully mentally Ill] Needless to say my ntIs - said room if enough were carried _ _ - rUIIS DOWN i Hiçh cards 2Pigina'--• - - - - - !'' - limb I9OtracsJd 4ab 231'ropertyikm 32bjec 18 11t IOSpamshpts 33 Heaped 24hehaIes S5Courtesytltle I married a man of exceptional character and abiI't, - _____ arid exchange the expended h)- gasoline so they don't worry ternal combustion e'.gjn j about it an more" the 1972 national Urban Vehicle be concept of running an au- Design competition _______ ___ // 31 %'cascIlikr - the topk of h)drogenpowered rapidly, and can be produced into a la)er) on the surface of a tranpaUoncomesp from sea water and through ' Such as iron titanium, AIflflflV By vv'jnr i CLINIC George W Crane, PhD, MD - ______ ___ I non- pLated that pure bdrogen gas proposed at least 50 years ago. central problem of hydrogen statxlard engine was used for and only minor But with the cunent anxiety fueI.—howtost*ejt Hydrogen ______ - • II1bOts i.a' 24 25 mt promising answers is a view Wednesday 'It is just that gen-powered car that won 20 13Qok of maps 2lurnal flyer 30 Indian boats -- ____ LOS ANGELES lAP) Theadvantagesofh)th.c,gfl give a car a decent cruising Hindenburg is a iord that as a fuel are considerable, range makes Dr William Van Vorst said Van Voest, w hada a For the airship of that name year contract with tue u.s By AbigaI Vn Buren DEAR ABBY: While flying from the Midwest to (he West Coast recently, I was enjoying the most peaceful nap, when I was rudely awakened by a booming voice from over ,' the loudspeaker which blared, "THIS IS YOUR CAPTAIN SPEAKING—we are now flying over the Grand Canyon!" Abby, this asn t a plane filled with sightseeing yokels who had never flown before. I am reasonably certain that pg had already seen the Grand Can>on '--a- - GOSH 'LOOK!! ____ 5 Mine entr.in Irgisiation b Ha bits ivar ZAnatom a si Male sheep ioienof C 1573 T c(flS Ttba,N. V. Ntvi Sy,4. i*. - ______ ------ i 1 2 '. COMMISSIONER ADDRESSES KIWANIS • I K! %ANSPRESIDENTJIJJy Maitby (I) anti program ChairmanTerry Goembel tr) welconm Public Service Commissioner Bill Bevis to the Ki ants Club Luncheon Wednesday where Bevis spoke of the frustrations of today's utility regulations. Bevis said work taken on by the Public Service Commission is too much for three persons, and the comm1ssion should be expanded to five, which ould enable them to conduct hearings all over the state He said hile complaints are increasing, most of the causes (such as labor and fuel costs. and growth ii guieral i ii L bt., ond .ontz ol of Uit. LunIIulslon _____________________ WEVE, t: ____ _____ 26Lience /4-'• -. P4O>( -_---- t6(ertain veteran traveler's nan I MADE IT TO 'utU OR Where lish #.s _ _ N • thc President the power to declare a fuel _______ _ ' bill introduced by Jackson last seek to gic Thursday, Oct. 25, 1973-98 The Sanford Herald i& Fannin, H&riz, the chairman and ranking minorit iiiember of the Senate Interior details ha'e to be worked out, there was lUll bipartisan agreement on the need for the i \ eg $ to Preotjs Puzz'e LAnhma1Ir ___ enuL _: Aiswer - COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE COMPtAINT CLERK COMPLAINT CLERXL - may nt knoW it When your draperies gt°it free. —JOYCE. ____ ' . ,______ ____ _____________ _____________ the make I ha'e had to pass up mans nice suits and dresses because I could not alter the darts so the) Would lit tHE I) (' rianLufa US 0bctir. 1 ii ted better oitSrii - . -L. - Dad took m Mom's that were in the same sha and _______________________________ _____________ I I_ _____ - _______ ____ -- - - - -- - ------ -----C tASE '*. 552 Bob Green is a OugjournalIst on the Qilcago / y Dr Crane" he ii P so'ne questions about pour your SUN TIM to 10 a m, at Arlington 'Worry Clinic' colwnn Boulevard and Oranole Road And they certain!' are "For I used to read it at likely r • entrance to Glen Arden t euuca,$ona, Columbus Ohi I ,-1. - - - sonal letters to you are rieople .r- -, I . - L -- - - fI icr, to 230 p - -- - - - = 1T1 60.95 /0 o 3657 24.38 • s J 4 cI . . fromthsCarroil R19h1.r Institute \... ' GENERAL TENDENCIES You can now r' / study and Work out some new plan of action (ItS Eeone should keep the last registration card and operators ltcen When they recei%e a flCW one. The old cardsha%eallthenumtx'rsonthemthatareneededwtiena dupitcate is required 'o tess time expirs between the rt' quest for the duplicate and the tlm it is receitd - - of any project in which you are interested and gain the gondwill and the actic help of others Investigate all ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr 19) Take care of responsibilities u ckl 1)on't be so forceful with an aisociate that you lose vegetable spray on coating that presents food from stick ing can be sprayed under a rotary lawn mower and present grass from sticking espcualI When the grass IS wet —MR C I F assoiatc, tiny pin leathers. This helps speed up the Washing time. \ 7 1 '- I.- i L - f- j j j better shape and order Do likewise with your appearance MOON CIHLI)RIN (June 22 to July 2!) You want to have fun but if fore1ul with others you ould wind up scmedsurpçfied Idimagine the %eIfareeoIe of the Inner woW ha'e the most c 'And they are a potent thrrightsandregistertoy political threat to both major In local, state and national parties for the) vote for elections conservate:,)0u sound like a Society of Central Florida W TI U Itrll 4$' A car , ' H7O 15 F78-14 38 90 1556 299 ç 3 06 •ar par 'I$, 0 esery 2 84 - -' _____________________________________________ -- - - BLON DIE SI4OUTNG AT .4ER c._J ji / '----'-.-..._.. 3 )\Y tic or she will be t.hirt will be ilrno4t tos Wiflg tO hi CCP and insestigation arc partiulail> good d .15 Chic Young UVE GOri ____ .BUY ( '4 O1' - - - -,•0 going to ruake a tru-k with ihr king if I hdd .1 batk and won V . , _•., '' '•_ . ) ______ - -- 5 The next six triks were won g discarded ' 'I _- ClubS HIS last car.! was the 3 I I (II 'I / ' t4..sI '•\ thewrong on. iwi AQUARIUS (Jan 21 10 feb 19) Moid risks where your good name % oflLC1ned, or you LOuld get into trouble in j business, etc Obey rules and reulaIions Show civility if m new L_. -v... 1 1<' I - (__ II :a.---1 I____ CAl RICORN (Dec ' to Jan 20) That stubborn friend is yourcelf now with you re ooking Of L' LI ______ ".rc .eorgt' won with the king it 4 and practial po%ition in life Consult with bankers, expeit Keep active, behapp '' to Dcc 21) Problems need 1nrricansi patrons tomake use of the (nt. g - artped return a1 plus ct 1a5 kw • L J. 1'-f \ expelt in %ULh 23 34 I - 1I1j.) LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Corget own wishes and think about what will make kin hap'ier Do not add fuel to wrath ' at home Use gentle words and storm will be weathered 34 90 k beer and food will be available j• VV 'I'd MI Th • a i I ood Stamps drid othtr free Just a tht bou lit tersd :: victuals, thanks to the workers ancient Rome $ 5, s, I'd think 11e 3.64 ) f 5 I ' 'S J j ci they immediately obtain ADC gosernment against the en Lani, Casselben (Aid to Dependent Chuldren croachmentof Big Brother FovrGerman Onhestras will federal regImenta1j be from playing for dancing Andthdonieedt _____ N50 15 T ' 136 1.38 155 170 179 6 38 8.38 838 8 38 958 12 5 1257 12 ' 1437 lettersdaily, are sent by literate are herded into the otIng 4 .30 to 5 30 pm Americans who are high booths where they even require Altamonte Springs citizens IchooIersoraboeined,tion help to make an 'X' on (heir areurgedbyMrs Brucetotake standards of IRing wtre such - tour ' S 2095 2095 2095 2395 to reach a true meeting of minds with attention. ________ ______ - ________________________ ?° an 520 13 56013 600 13 600 15 - - 1'lie %elfare folks -- iturda) to register oters for the cit) s December 4 elethon TheteamwJbeat.farll and Maitiand Avenue is the vicinity of the South Seminole - ' Lee Falk and Sy Barry THE PHANTOM al sears Ye hit no reason wasinjiil It iut IV It) I'iers math , l, 1Ik i ire ..pati,.. Sawi ' iII knoi ihI4 h a 'jOin I 4t *----__- -------_ - = __ 'I'P "\% It - :';r-. •. I __-4J 14rJ -.---•- - �- lOB—The Sanford Herald —- 38 State5 Iik. , r ifltO spread the financial burdens of New England states) nd cuts become parts of Bayou, and would be nothing compared from Hudson (New York City living in the state of Bonneville "(eorgraphIc:l bala ' to f the La ndscape densely urbanized states over A)Hska into two states — Shawnee and Cochise. to what would happen In the area) to Biscayne (Florida where gambling was illegal. FULLERTON, Calif. — If greater areas. Kodiak and Seward. In one way or another, thepolitical boundaries bett er Some of the problems that Year I of Pearcy's Map. Every peninsula)? tsctv,.c n r t.ar rca and CalifornJa geogrspher G. Et1 th addlticn, th new plan Texans probalbl) would be zuuL ixrtainly would arise letterhead in government and The task of putting together scheme would pftect the life of ed admlni;trii;e f Pe2rcY has his way, Phoenix would elimirate boundaries uWt to find out that Pearcy under Pearcy's plan of what theprivate industry would have to new state constitutions would every person lit,ing in the quite likely would be the capital that cut right through wants to slice that once biggest U.S. map should look like in. be changed. tiois,1 a cWerc)s be monumental. Consider how United States. of the new state of Cochise. mum gove rnme nt metropolitian areas that of all states into four separate elude: be may "Traditions In addition, everyone would the gambling people who now Or, Chicago probably would straddle state lines, such as states, callim the largest piece ::- I- ? .. . -.::: 1i 1 ' 1 r I Thursday, October 25, 1973 THE SANFORD HERALD i . .. included parts of - : . • L * (REG. 7c : I r I/ TRI CK ' "'" 1% D C '0 TREAT FLASHLIGHT IAI 1 ''" YOUR CHOICE! PACK OF 101 P E A N UT BUTTE R K I S S ES OR DOUBLE BUBBLE GUM 14 C ' I WITH 21) IATTERIES . __ __ C cj..w:'' I ' . 1 I " •t' / .- C 1 RE" i r. -- ill .11 . • '.' ." 'i. — FRUIT PAK VITAMIN C . . . . - 48 CT (UMIT . . A FLOOR L.... SHORT SLEEVE 1 88 I 1 DRESS SHIRTS Shirley W. Brown, Orlando 8IRT1IS Mr. and ?&s. Arthur Wdilsa boy, Sanford / f 0P 7 :/;.' . \.. - v.. ONE SIZE FIT5 71014 if \)i / . Cheryl! I \ . \ ,. yi ( BASKETBALL GAMES ___ r I , PONDTS. C (10 I I $'4"I, (4T ",'f4 - 88-tJMITO?E . If' l . 'ANOtI S ...-.-. : REG -- • 9 99 ... NYQUIL I !. . o"( C , S Do * r . 1I 50 FT X i I 1ADflUJ - IMRWLI1 ' •• j •4L % -J ''i.il_ . 15 OZ. HOSE °-' ')99 7488 AEG ~ ,29 Ir— \\' 'I) V ITA L IS ' I... ..L 499 v lit; it ti'wtt 1M LtIa( bitttin p zi I ' _____ _ '•..•-- ~% urCh* ; -i I P .. 2 for 'j7 .1 14" conerent y to tJuy. CTc Ci' • !c.if C!4r • Mat, Ca'g-e • Ar4.cn (.pfSS • - .._. I FILM PRINTS Lava"w ixm for Ch ria =.-L 5i U Ott 3 to c - . t' 64.88 ~ -. I` ~t 2 ~_ ~~ 1r&T.& j I ai ,I;l bIO'OJ$Ot ,.,i!a, of - . . ' 011111111114 . . .. . 7 / I . .. i - I I REC-988 799 Si 1)iSSIN . -.. - I ~.--_ 1//'FAI( ! SECURITY VAULT . .. (__-- . ,, •.__ (Al tii USE YOUR -- MASTER SANFORD: -- 11 COMPIElI KIT PLAYTEX NURSERKI1 -"-. PRICES GOOD THRU SAT. J REG. 868 49 5 3u.TII,i '44. ___ 950 State St, Sanford Plaza CHARGE CASSELBERRY: Seminole Plaza and 1433 Senoran BBlvd. - - - - . • / - I °- - ' - I I 0", _-__-1 ~_=~ - - - - - . ,, - - I F '11/1 .. I __ . ^ I . ..~,,; .~ I _; . cull- I _ I __ II -I - 44__~ l ..k ~ I ~~ ~~~ - 0 0% t 11 I ~ _- ..;, . m $'T4 _ . , I , It - A, !7\ r kv~i , -P. . -1 - 1 ; - N PIR ,~ _: ~_ _. I L. ,1-0 ! Benefit applications j f" # 1 7/ --c 1 retroactive for year ____ — N, P 6, At : I - __ ti't - W , J.4J ~=A i " 41 ~ — - Iit 0-~ 4* , /4; I, : I - ç1 -. __4~ V*__~ ~ DOUGLAS WILSON, BOYS' STATE RECIPIENT (I. to r. ) Frank J. Hart inger, Coiiiniander Legion Post 25 of Deltona introduces Douglas Wilson, a senior at DeLand High School, who was chosen by the Post to attend the American Legion's Boys' State in Tallahassee the week of June 24 to 30, as Mrs. Dale Miller, Chairman of Boys' State Committee of the Legion Post stands by. Mrs. Miller is a Legionnaire in her own right. Douglas attended the Post meeting to thank the members for sending him and related some of his experiences. Douglas is 17 years of age. — - c) I By FRANK C()ItRICK Copley NesService i Q. I retired last December at age 62.I was told J could get reduced Social Security benefits, but I decided to wait until 65 so I could get my full beiiefit. Now I have changed my mmd. Is it too late to get those back benefits? G.R.B. A. No. Social Security appli. callous are ietruactive fur 12 months. If you file your application between now and the end of January, 1974, you can be paid back to January, 1973. / TEENA Cerenzio receives Outstanding Student Award from Legion 0. to r.) Mrs. Dale Miller, School Awards Chairman of A. L. Post No. 255, Delto congratuhi:s Teena Cerenzio, for winning the coveted outstanding Student School Award from the Legion Post, as Teena's mother Mrs. Peter Cerenzio looks on. Miss Cerenzio is 15 years of age, is a sophomore at DeLand High School and lives at 2031 ,Jessamine Crt. in Deltona. (Herald Photos by Charles Edwards) — Q. life insurance plays a vi. tal role in the financial plans cf a vast number of individuals. How may we make the most of It' Mrs. T.C. — A. In order to make the most of your life insurance it is essential to consider all policies collectively rather than dealing with each policy separately. In addition, the plan that is adopted for the disposition of the life insurance proceeds should be closely coordinated with the individual's financial plan. When the Insurance is viewed as a whole and coordina ted with the plan for the disposition of other assets, the value and effectiveness of leaving part or all of the insurance proceeds in trust usually becomes readily apparent it is only in this way that, maximum flexibility can be achieved, the beneficiaries protected against unforeseen needs and, the investment p0tential of the insurance eapit.al put to work for the family. Car Maintenance: A Woman's By JOHNNY McDONAi..0 Copley News Service Job? drive on for one mile. The same procedure . stop, open the hood and wait can be followed unitl you can limp within range of help and still not harm the car. When water is available, wait another 15 minutes and pour the liquid over the radiator. not the engine to speed up matters. - . - - Woman 's work at home often goes beyond the vacuum cleaner, stove, washing machine and the toaster. Add to her long list, care and maintenance of the family transportation, While the breadwinner zips off in the second car, takes the Put on a heavy glove or wrap bus or utilizes a car pool, he turns over the responsibility of a rag or towel around your checkups and repairs to this hand, s ta nd at arm's leng th and slowly turn the cap to the first wife. So it becomes important that stop. It will make a clicking her knowledge of machinery sound. goes beyong the ignition key Wait until the pressure in the and switch, that she become radiator is released, when it acquainted with the location of stops hissing and gurgling. the spark plugs, have an idea Turn the cap until It comes where the alternator might be off, start the engine and let it and consider proper care of idle. Then our water slowly into such things as the battery. the radiator. Now that Billie Jean King has It is best to have it checked at placed SOITW things back in the nearest service station to be proper perspective, possibly sure no damage has been the gals will be more self, caused to the cooling system. sufficient in the application of Hardly ever will you cxexthe rough rough rules of the road. perlenee a flat at a convenient This might be disquieting news for some but a steaming location, such as in front of a radiator isn't cause for great gtrage or service station, it's alarm. However, the an- not in the cards. noyance is the warning sign More likely, it will be in the that the engine has lost quite a rush-hour traffic or on a highbit of water, way miles from civilization. The driver's manual will tell For the sake of your tire, you to remain calm, pull off the though, don't drive on it when road and switch off the engine. it's flat. Open the hood to allow the AS a possible preventive, it engine to cool but beware of the might be wise to make periodic radiator cap. It's hot. checks of tread wear. When the If no water is available for tire becomes smooth or bald, refilling, wait For a full 15 you're bouncing along on minutes, close the hood and borrowed trouble. . - I ON - . . II brii a guarmte d 6.75°c on 15,000 Savings Certificates. - - FlEE *L7A*CA*T IMSUIATID --' _ - _' _ 8 _. "~ PQT1C7 rOuaw,WA,L(s, a- --.-.,.,&M L._- f i' &d ;fttd ' _' 399 - 69' - 1. - REG. _____ OIL.GUARu & POURING SPOUT REG. C i 1_ 344 ___ LLXIIt1,PItUS[AOtt Oft £nrlIua,dr,1,H(t,IwI7 YERVDUUSU --- .:-:..: -::-; - -.--: f - - ____ 79 88 £ \ (_ IR F C, - , • '. dic' Of ____ - inw __ srvus FISHER'S / - 1r'it!,rh%3Q -41 - .s 2 . / \ Christmas EVEREADY r CASES 7Iflfltnrr RE G 1*I1A*$IL1T1II* . atiiiiie1y1Osavings! , ILL GASOLINE I$t,a&Ti*UT1LI - for MODEL 59 EDGER IItta ~ — POWER ___ Layaway his Elgin - HEAVY DUTY iit 94 V1 * __- __ ASSORTED 48C Li SPRiNKLER EVERAIN 6.88, plUYIUV Florida banks ere a major source of credit and other financial service to Farmers at the beginning of this year, 4 p, accordint to Willis J. Peacock, president, DeSoto National ilank, Arcadia, Flu., who is t-tviirman of the Florida Bankers A.ssodatlon Agribusiness Committee. Based on the 32nd annual farm lending summary of the Agricultural Bankers Division of the American Bankers Association (ABA), Peacock reported that at the beginning of the year, Florida bankers were helping farmers with $230 million in loans, 20 per cent more than a year previous. This total included $134 million in production loans and $96 million In farm mortgages. At the same time, $209 million in farm loans was held by life insurance companies; $240 million by ' federal land banks; $193 million by production credit IF associations and $6 million in nonreal estate loans, plus $2 million 'n real estate loans by the Farmers Howe Ad. ç ministration. About 40 per cent of the production credit extended by lending institutions to Florida farmers came from banks. Peacock said s that - bankers in Florida are conscious of I the large capital investments required in agriculture today and are making a concerted effort through improved lending 1 programs to meet these changing credit demands of the ' States farmers." The increased use of credit by farmers, according to Peacock, has been accompanied by a substantial gain in total assets of farms families; therefore, in the aggregate, the equity position of farmers is being maintained at a i satIsfactory level. Nationally, farm families have $311 billion of their own funds invested in agriculture This represents 81 per cent of the total capital requirements of farmers. -, GRASS CATCHER and Banks Are Major Lenders To Farmers 1 STYROFOAM IRA VELTAINER T / 8955 WT~ir%~~~l MIAMI—Southeast Banking Corporation announced today that it has made a $200,000 equity investment, representing approximately 7 per cent of th e equity capita l, in Latin American Agribusiness Developm en t Co rporati on , S.A. U.AAD). Established in 1970, MAD Is a private development agency for Latin America in tended to Invest in agribusiness and foster formation of capital markets in that area. According to Stanfield S. Taylor, senior vice president, .. II I Na tio na l Bark4 0;1?iiiami—a International Division, The First Sout heast bank. "As a shareholder In LAAD, Southeast is contributing to th e development of Important Latin ventures.Already an area of prime in ,neriLan busin terest to us, the Latin American countries will become an increasingly impor ta nt market as Miami grows in sta ture as a center for internation al fi na nce. I.AM) provides equity or term financing to agribusiness ventures, in additional to financial, marketing and technical torporanons flow equal 5flUICS of IaIJ%IJ suiting support to I.AM) Investments. " — 1'lIt- ' HAIR TflIuIi npnrcqIn,nun,iur PEG. 3.69 PlC, -~7 KIDS. SILVER MOUNTAIN I I I I ' .4'\ If ', • FOR THE , A' ,'IN 11 - k S.. ,.J. RFG '" I.:. - - 1. - "'U CAPACIT' -- ?4flH :.. _t - I . • , UTLER DA .. 22 . :..: ______________________________________________________ - LIGHTER LIVI? • - t7( (RIo 39 LIITl SIIDDflQITnDICC " i '..iui u UIIIL.. \\ POWER MOWER umber One B• A UT, .. SELF PROPREIO ELECTRIC BAR8-Q WA SX10 I ,IACKSONVIII.E-111' Champ Food Stores Inc., here I pro)ected an increitse in earnings to 70 cents per share on sales of more than $12 million in this fiscal year. Banks Invest In Latin Agribusiness . :• — 99 1.59 - - I) log . ___ REG.. 1 "° 8 . HAIR SPRAY " 1 GLYCERINE I REG 2 49 . O LD AOULTORU,ILD \jD7 22 1' p VICKS __ • RIO.&HARDT0HOin IRONING BOARD O 0 1 . _ - if - president Julian E Jackson made the forecast to shareholders attending the firm 's annual meeting here today. He said the company expects to add 25 new convcnlencestoresdurtngthecurredyeartobringitstotalto84 units In North and Central Florida. hi' champ re ported sales of $1 million and net income of $317204, or 51 cents per share, in the year ended April 28, 1973. Th e projected earnings per share of 70 cents in fiscal amount to an increase of inure than 35 pr cent. 1: l3oz. 6 OZ -NIGHT TIME COLDS MEDICINE (LIMIT 1) I - rn•r TABLE TOP ::::: I 14 X 14 INCH . 1. ' I' $.69 :*: .-.. L.. . ' 6 ~, I F__ * I !* I I ~. PONDS .. . 1 '—.______________________________ 3EOZ JAR - - j THE FOOTBALL APtO 7O Earnings Projected . . :.: \\ " sggg \\ , I ______________________ , . BEIGE OR NAVY -. JUST IN TIME FOR "A GREAT GIFI $ I OOA DAY WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF BLUE LUSTRE .,L.\ 114 C STADIUM SEAT .. \\L' RENT...CARPET 'TY-.) cuAIIonnrn & TUID1.LIJM$P4UUIIA.MI WITH CONTROLLED HEAT t I . ELECTRIC COMB BRUSHES. STYI F S~ COY" IL40 Onas ii' Li : ' ret"l 399 STYLER . ; 19.99 . PANTY HOSE 4 ManuelBurke . REG. 11 : "a- HOT HAIR I-- ., GIRLS' DISUIARGES Sanford: • Valincy D. Williams 1 Is Promoted Lee H. Armitage, assistant vice pr esident of General Development Corporation, has been named general manager of Port Malabar, according to Charles H. Kellstadt, board chairman and chief executive of General Development. Kellstadt said the appointment is effective Immediately. Port Malabar, a residential community of 5,600 plann ed arni constructed by General Development, is located approximately four miles south of Melbo ur ne on Florida's east • coast Kelistadt said Armitage's wide range of experience and effectiveness in areas of public contact make him especially suited for his new position He will be responsible for th e conirnunity relations, property maintenance and coordination of sales and de velopment actvit1cs in the cornmunity. R'' SI / J1 HAMILTON BEACH / 99 ':• CART Armitage C Il [I REG 79• KIT I NCLUDES FILM RTRIDGE AND X CURE ___ I MINT tj . (' 7 L ,t Y / 119 95 — OUTFIT 04 REG SHADE ~ I 4 , ON PLAYER ' • WAY SWITCH • 16 INCH SQUARE PLASTIC WALNUT LI II 3 99 I I A ARfl LMJTI AiDPfl;NTS 66 — N D0 RAZOR BLAD ES - ~ H ml ;. .I I Th e biggest event of th e year for the Win ter Park Memor ial Hospital Auxiliary is only three weeks away . November 16 is the day th e Pink Ladles will take over .. BO CAMERA B TRACK TAPE ) . KODAK X- 1 5 MOOR 0459 A1IJ lEAR CAR CT I.) fi riiui IIU•I III STEREO U 57" HIGH -- .: 0 -iNOW ~ 1i To Conduct Elephant Sale Auxiliry Pc3it Mrs. Piii1L, Hayes said the volunteers expect proceeds this year will complete their pledge to pay for equipping one o( the rnodern X-ray rooms at the hospital. ., 5CT. LLOYD'S .1 I ___ . =••••J DHflPJflPPADII APJfl PHONOGRAPH II full STICK i ' - I." -"Vp- , - ,,;- will be open from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. She said her volunteers have already spent many hours over the summer collecting, sorting, marking and storing contributed item. ______ -' -4 fflft v~~ r -I • - _______________________ . r_iI _____ 1) ,. I- --. . 1099 PRESS PERMANENT - . REG. 12.99 o' . SHIRTS PEG -. $K4OtENOOOS.ITC 99 . _____ . TOAST. DRESS & SPORT Narcy A. Butler Ray Pate Wesley Redick Clifford J. Mi lliken Jr. Ruth C Smith J Coachman Margie Williams Gloria Bryant Camilla E. Wilson Jessie James Jerry, AltaJohnny Bellamy monte Springs Alice L. Tossl Donald Gene Vance, AltaClara Debose monte Springs Mary Ellen Rowe Sandra K. Monroe, Chuluota Rub' Fleming Margaret Trap p, ri-p DeBaru I Marie S Vestal WU H McKtbbon DeMary E. PhMs Ba' 1im De lia M. Barbarian Mary K Dickin DeBary Rose L Moore Sarah Chudnof, Deltona Dora B. Mildrenberger, DcDonald W. Wright, Deltona Bernadette C. Miller, Deltona Bary Everett W. Harbison, Dcltona Sandra J Scott Fern Park Ned Jackson Golden, Geneva Marion J Dreggors Geneva Kevin T. O'Hara, Winter Lesia Jimemez, Lake Mary Springs Ray J. Isbell, Longwood 4 a- __ , - . I 11 17' ' MODEL TM2C ALLERGY TABLETS. MIN'S - 1IAiOOV1P4 148 " . ) _______ ., :. .. ~—~ -0 -. . BROILER ANTACID.. LFOR I — . MUNEY 167 - 12 (LIMIT ALKALADE REG 1, ~ t4 aiIi'j. :: : I , - Hospital Notes -- :Jr .... c - :-a. A Winter Park's Central Park to conduct their annual White Elepiant Sale. The sale, undoutedly one of the largest of its kind in both quantity and qua li ty of used Items offered, Is th e Auxiliary's primary fund-raising project Chairman Mrs Vera Llndenberg has announced that as of next Monday, October the receiving cen te r for con tributlons, located on Edinburgh Drive behind the hospital, .• - - _________ - WIL1I SAFF ifAtt(,, - _____________________ Oct. 27 Goldsboro Elementary Lake Monroe Halloween S4iool PTA Carnival—Fish carnival, Lake Monroe SChOOl. Fry, Noon to 5 p.m. Our Piic M.ikc L ...."' .-.. . ... .~...... I ,. 1. nole Ca lendar ZAL . ....... -4 . -1 - • , - -1 ~. .- . Oct 25 (kt.27 Lakt BfdHLk) high Schuot &muiuie Ctxm(y Drug Abuse Committee meeting, 7:30 P.M., Boosters Club carnival, 2 to 8 p.m. on school campus. Powder Teague Middle School. Put I football at -I; barbecue South Seminole Jaycee dinner at 5:30 and auction at dance, Maitland Civic Center, 8 7:30,Itootlis and country store. p.m. Proceeds to benefit ens Fiesta . Seminole County Hearing Conservation Jamboree oct s&zi A carport sale at 1806 Holly sponsored by the Tr-County Avenue with proceeds to benefi t Road Runners Ch .adio Club, 7 Grace United Methodist to 12 p m Sanford Cnic Center. Church !__ - . , . .1 ...: i - tJ Cholct other four PAGE 1C Pink Ladies . . JUMBO PAK GUM... DENTYNE, WRIGLEY OR BEECHNUT with 568,400 square miles, part be larger. This would I N ALLOIAi .", ..:: there would be fewer of the new including Rhode Island in the states, they would for the most state of Plymouth (which als OCFOBERZ4, 1973 ADMISS!ONS Sanford: MlcheleL.Noel Thomas B. Hastings William F. Gebhardt Gloria M. Wells Frank J. Foi-1e John C. (ogburn EerRPlapp .-.----------- ff .. _____ ~ 1, . .. ~. çr Department, Pearch retired National Aeronautics and Space recently as chairman of the Administration spent putting a geography department of man on the moon, Pearc) California State University. His revolut4onary plan ti tled "A Instead of trying to make his Thirty-Eight-State U.S.A.," newstatessomewhatsimllarto was published by Plycon Press those they would replace, here. Pearcy started from scratch. The nation should be He didn't like the idea of regrouped so regions which crowded Rhode island cramhave transportation, corn- medintol,2l4squaremilesand mercial and poli ti cal ties would a sparsely populated L be within common boundaries, a - tm ~*~.- !1 , I . uhtract l, th annu1il c i', ing • A I-, ____ rI _____ NE AV YORk (All) Mont.) flO%i5 to where the re Customers postpone their A de dine in the housing industry turn is highest. That often is to- dreams. toulti have a profound IInpICL ward commercial ba nks and on another industry banking securities and a way from thrift For se',ir.iI years, thrift Three times since 1966 the institutions. stitutions have been convinced housing market has come Without funds coming in, say- they suffer not only because of r1ishing don, undermined by ings 11k1 lo- in associations and rate competition b,t also be high interest rates and the lack savings banks are unable to cause of restrictive regulations. iii mortgage money. And most tiiake the relatively low- They feel that the combination forecasters feel it will happe n interest home mortgage loans. eakened their position and the Builders again in 1974. stop building, housing market. — B I _________ . ____ but eventually his new network up the administration costs of Of states, all with picturesque the 50 existing states, th nation V, . . Pearch admits his idea would necessarily be confusing, time-consuming state administration." and expcn.cive in the short run, Pea rcy figures that if you add 4r rath i4 ow, argain I A I! Sem - If — :.. C I O L The paper shortage this want a new map. How else live in Nevada would feel if they sacrificed, but the gains could requirement anti capital be the capital of the state of Chicago, New York City and Alamo. Smaller portions would nation is experiencing today could you find out how to drive suddenly found out they were _llbe threefold,'.Pecy5ald.. outla y." Dearborn. Los Angeles would Kansas City. •:-:-:-:•:H .-.. . 1.1 : . 1. be the key city in the state of Pearc) expects criticism, .. ....... . .... SanGabrlel,andNewvorkcity especially from sentimen 1. would be the governmental seat Lalists, but pointed to one _ ' 11 . . .:~:X....-.......................,.........-.................-........~: ''I . " .I-.-.................'..... ....... ........ ...... -.-. .......... ..............................'~... I of Hudson 11 .................................................... I feature that appears hard to Although Pearc) hasn't dispute M "' .ilo 10 speculated on which cities 'The cost of state goernI 1 would be state capitals, he has ments would be held to a ____ J li / / completely redrawn the map of minimum by having an optimal I / / the United States, reducing the number of them. Too many, ::::: : :.::: 2• ' eL1 numbe r of states from SO to 38, involving an overly heavy . p —-: - --------- Bank ing Industry Could Suffer Home Building Falls Down ~. Copley News Service c.ae '=-- Thursday, Oct. 25, 1973 Geographer Redraws American Map names, would 1 cAN ThOSI PAINT SPOTS OF YOUR s140ES WI4ENU PAINT. • SIMPLYSUPA -a - Ii i, PAIR OF OLPS(XKS R1&44T OVER YOUR SHOES. ThEN, IT'LL. HOT ONLY PROTECT T146 SHOES, ITS PR&TTYHANPY FOR MOPPING UP " PAJNT SPLATTERS 0NTHEFLOOR, WHEN YOU L.V VE -Th F4P4TIN6 AREA, 1/ JUST SLIP THE I 50CK5 OFF ANL? Otft.L LEAVE NO 1.$15. — -.-4 -- \./Jt Iq Copley News S vvict - -- /', 11411--f _~. .,-''--. It 0 FIRST FEDERAL ,:1 ._, OF SEMINOLE ' -- L1 We know. The "numbers game" everyone's playing with interest rates gets to be pretty confusing. But when you wade through all the rhetoric and look at the (acts. the fact is that a S5,000 savings certificate at First Federal of Seminole is the safest, surest, most profitable inves)ment around. So if you have S5,000 or more to Invest and can let it work for you for a minimum of 30 months, come to First Federal of Seminole and raise your earnings to a whopping 6.75 pct. When held to maturity, the effective rate becomes 6.98 pct. to Sanford • Oviedo • Longwood • Winter Park • Orange City Opening soon -,--. -- - -' - �- -- - 1. - --- - --- ---- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- ---____ - ___T -- - - i____=_ - - - -- _______ - - - -- - -- - ------ --- ------- - -- -- - - - -- -- - -- __ __ ________ 1 044- The Sanford Herald 2C-The Sanford Herald Thursday, Oct. 25, 1973 CL%ar im Imal ".,;A.- J1 0%qA% 40&L:ff451t*!mq t P .:. I Jln' __ - (-S 1. :1.6 2 ic-' ~.t - BuowSAVE k e 4,, w __ MONGOOSE ___ __ EVERY THURSDAY ,,,~ lb. Western Steak EVERY TUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN _ Itzi t;: __ - - This column of questions and answers on federal tsit%inr whether payments to by the local office of the U.S. an ex-%sife or ex-husbAnd are tax niatters is provided 95 per month and Ai this tilt? PHONE NOW 83 4574 1 ,19im . iiAgl[1~11111111111111 1,111141 --- T 11 E is -_ -1 I -_ -_ Z~'_ - - . - FREE - I . _z.: - . - `_:7-_~,J~ V,V_ -k - --._- .. - , KAM a" ab AipU` WNE - , '. - UP - a iiviiaaai FREE ..- . sa . .-- r_-- :: --________ _. _.; - - - . Heafing Aid Center I - - - :. I ',- --filt - _. _. -.------- =_ - - - _- --- : - - ____-_:_ --ta--- ree U i t. CiiIfla uBa1 __ _____-___ ___ _ ______ %- - - - ! ~_ I M0 - - -- --- 'YOM • Ft. Nodolk Island Pines _= NEW GAR5N SEEDS I FOR Ffr.U,tp*INGQAROtP .$OWiN flOWERS. TOO SAFElY XII.L,ERS HERE __ - FERTILIZER 50 L. BAGS • HI-ORGANIC - _ I 1750 - , ,-__ ----------- ____ ; - 4 - -- 100%6-6-6 .......... 319 - ~ ____ 6.98 - - . 9- ~ 'G R E E _______ i- I , . 4I \ ________ BUY ONE-GET ONE EXTRA * FREE°' CHARGE * RTh0 U16116CM URI GIFT. FOR HOME NOTIL-OFFICI CHOOV Of 60 00 MORE WARIETiES I ~ h. I I ' I 'J U RSED IA' III TF11I III WYMORE ROAD BETWEEN FAIRBANKS 9 I.H 110110 WINTER PARX OPI*UUOT$AWLIZI*$TOI31 - .1 , IIiJ ____ - ____ • I6 I 7 89 44 CITRUS i 1- I J -. - - J - - . - , ~F,. ~ s~i57~__ __ - - I! . -d . zvtij 1.9 . __ ,-i-7-i_. - ,1-',7%_II1 0 ___ -4 TJA_ - _ , I ; , 3 I ..... '-an ti -- . its life in some Detroit mallroom, ft "The Better BuslnessBurpa one of the =Jor mnufacand other consumer agencies turers 'ckin,g specific have been of tremend s help structions," Abramson advises, to the car owner," says J,aM "address your letter to the Cus. Abramson, customer service tomerComplaInt Department." manager for British Leyl.and Probably most lant, Motors, Inc., the giant British give afl the facts. "Many of the company which puts out MG, letters we get are lacking one or, Jaguar. Morris, I)rIumph and EXCHANGING ideas are new teachers at Iongwood Elementary '--.---- ----I YORK WINDOW UNIT .t ~ ,_:=__-1_- ___ - - _ , HEA csiu 1 30% All 5I74c R. All Units from 6,000 BTU to SANFORD 1i _____ . _14"loi . e, : . i , ;,, ,,_-_. . _ t-1 _ 4t~~ ~.74 r 1 % I It '__~_If , L lAaL *:i,,.-- . 11-: L, PH 322-6390 2690 S. Sa nf ord Ave. Sanford 1 - • I ., .- : ---;?; w. • ________________ , -- ,, _? • • • II I • I - • ,I , ' am IRA% ir : 0 -___ I ____ - I " __ 11fift ,I . - .- - 1. IF- - , --'a!!~_f - - - 6* 4- W LJ 11 ~ U I 1 i 111 1 i I I U II U Ui STEREO -- ______ a U ., I - (Formerl Ta - - 1. -. - _- on ______________________ -- - ' - - ALL Savings _______ I FACTS _______ ., _ . 1 ___ ____ ..,_ ________ - i i W -R-1 - - M ______________ ------a .---- - _ - . - Z - W-1 __ --______ -i Z - - ___ ~~~~ffl ll - -=.T - -- __ -- ------- - ____ - - Highway A- - Isigm.. - ______ -___ __ _____ 17-92 Maitland, Florida 32751 -=- -9 T ~0111 ___ - - __ (M)IIJ-00" IlSovffi Hwy Iwo __#7 __ : $1.43 Antacid Liquid IINI, i;r h nI .o t2oz 2/1.49 ~. I- I "- I . Only overnight in "sleep or sofa" I II k f 1_TnL that I : _;I I 19900 Highway 46 (West 1st St. ) 1 Mi. East of 1 .4 Sanford Free Professional Interior Decoyatin9 i Revolving Charge -Free Delivery W/R~v - -- - - ; ' - . ............2'98t LI] COLD REMEDIES & are ik ion 2/1.59 Effective & gentle 4-o, I Toda% the 40-hour ,Aork returnable cases and trucks. it necessary to convert from a it fl't Jlf'TTl I J. I I 7' 1 I Nbl;L~ 177 "1. 1101 PZftTlit __ i many Ili I III lii i I ill 111111. 11111 II ASTER I JjjJ.L _________ AWNINGS I.--- i - _-J 1__-__-_1 , to your mobile home 10'x 10'Lawn Storage Building r x 10' Lawn Storago Building Roof size -82' x 120". minimum slab size xii I". inside size ir x 108. Model Bl7l0. eguar rice Scotly's Sale Price ...................... 89.95 P'D(iel F1'$iI4 ',JH3C31OlO teatures e'rudeJ aluminum chair rail, 3' additicnal Aa;1 height and 5' additional gable height Roof - __~_ lii xlii insidu-108 xlOB Regular Price . .............. 129.95 Scotty $ Sat. PrIc. 109 95 ff - '- I . 1 7' J' 33.29 VIt B12 o tncg 2/1.25 U 100.. . -- 1 warehouse MOBILE HOME GKIRTING 11 . - --_ ~ 000MV60-10 man- I ___-_I-___'5'R . .WI space, can lines operate at 1,300 per minute THECR(ISADEn- OIST Li- x3 40 x42 -AdustabIc Regular Price ...... 19-95 flJ)rPr,e Scotty's Safe Price 1111111111 --- - 99D Scotty's Sale Price . r 7.77 16.88 I,. A CAN - - - I 000 p -ç ___ - . alloy panels factorytinished with '.,u -,,, I- , coals of baked enamel Won*t chip reel or blisler VI or Ivory 4 12'r) .in! t.' 41)) , 9550 79.95 5 Panel posts (t~oK of 40) . 45.00 34.95 C, Panel posIs (box of 40) . 51,00 39.95 29.95 7 Panel postdbo' ci 40) 5500 42.95 . 3995 29.95 3995 __ - Ø650 OHS i,-o - / 2/3.29 5 ;.1 r 650S Anchors 3 75 P 6." DH-S Anchors .. - 5.29 ,// 100 S I?, ~ ,~ / // MOBILE HOME HOW FCOAT WWI VMW two 4 'i'0' '"] . otecin1 C PACKAGE INCLUDFS' tneuiaos an " Scotty's ....... 0 -- - CE0 Strap . 424 S Roof Brackets . . 2.29 650 ¼ Eye Anchors 100 S Torsion Ad 315 7 / 1 di3 P'rc'' - - . -_-M-7-1 - -I . Z t - I- -1 . .39 297 2.99 1 44 - II : - 1 inish I Re g Price Price Sal* re acts boat Uhf SilVer I S Buckles for Strap . _. COATING - I _. - : - , - MOBILE HOME ROOF III -_ __ - '~ I !/ Nov 20 to fl-Dallas Cowboys • (Add 567 supplement for Dallas Due to Holiday midweek air fare) Dec. ito 9-Baltimore Colts : Ot 424 S - I "&(4* Mwanchotts Req Scolly's A eg, scotty's Pfice Sale Price --- Tie clown your mobile home with - I - - fforn collecting under horre Alurr, r_, , Nov. 17 to 19-Buffalo Bills Scotty $ Salo a - = /1 'Transfers & Ticket to game •Con?jnental breakfast 2616 ORLANDO DRIVE SANFORD FLA ttnt which space does TheQUEEN Line - FaI' f 1913 2/9.98 __ - TheCRUSADER DOLPHIqVS , 39,98 VIt, E. 4(M) nig.100'a. .., ---- Z , Black Jack Aluminum OIafsen VItanhIa1. - - 1 S1.49 Balsam with Protein 2/1,19 ' ____ % 'PO - 0 Vilt 11 1111turill 100k. J QI .. IT 9 1111111111111111M 0 __ I 4= ___W2~_ - - e_x-1 qW1%4j __ FJI L!IVJflff" - ) CASH BUYS MORE AT SUN TRAVEL .i "' t 700 And Steamship Lines No Charge For Our Services k Open AGENCY Thurs. Nights tiy Appointment 2017 S French Ave Ph 3234650 Z Af IiI I III 4iIh i; h The "Go I U 3 U 11S 11J_-,1 0 El 0 __ 2/1 •49 hit (I I [ y that, generally Waking, bottle tii'lt" • g say gs us to list, 1 Lfl L1J 1@ [61 01 E - -___----- iI ____ __ - _~ : @U high speed can filling line -ins of Central Arnerica have made laws restricting horses, mules and oxen from working more V,nriij itn in Hak Preparado $1.59 SaIII Syrup bottlers for filling lines, bottle week is' an accepled ror kers in ic(' I .'* i~, 31L~_] __ I ease Retail stores are reducing the shelf space accorded beer and soft beverage products. They are replacing these items with wine and other products that have higher profit margins and less handling problems Lessshelfspa cecouldresultln reduced demand for beer and %oft drinks." The bill is said to be causing a I dovin C1,69 Milk Bath '/'(oldirrum.Chnrnl,Iv, ____ - _~L A\lp WLr_U/2V D O ;I I~ : As to investment, profit or float , ... nt. oi ___ ' Sanford FRENCH SANFORD PH:3 3-4700 2 __W AVE, 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-400 SATIJRtiAY J home builders supply ~~~' ______ - I .. - I 4 iml~ II El $1.89 Antacid G TablIets _______ ____ In Carefree Herculon , -.A Toiletthis E] 98C Smokefs TWh Paste are at I I i . OCMitHorffi (305)644-7000 __ '' ,ui .r ( r WALGREFS. Shia or 111nin 16 oL... MI El , J . [] 98C Stainless Steel Shave Cream SHOP OUR BIG WALGREEN LABORATORY PRODUCTS SALE p i1c" -- -- -___ - -- __. - - - =. Ii ____ J. k 1. 1. ______ - E] 39t Children As_plrin ChcrTy (it Orange nn%0r.:oi*"....... 2/3SC PHONE 327-0642 1 Z----II ,% Southeast First National Bank of Maitland - - _14 . -IJ - lig £ N"& FAIRWAY PLAZA DRUGS FAIRWAY PLAZA ______ £ SAIMM it j ________________ ___________ • E th O ct. ENDS . SANFORD'S .._' i 831, ed enamel finish over I V4 cz hol-dipp-21 galoranizeJ coating on steel defies rust and chemical reaction. Interlocking mot and incurred to comply with the -______________ i tergy Ta ets ia-hr lined r e lief . ,\IcIi. tr 24'.. L_ _________________ SALE - y N&V xse* V $1.25 An III;1v1ii> _ _-----t.,_ iiI ,7 -= --__-_--_ -- *0 Free Iroffee and Florida Orange Juice - HURRY -, -- SALE. FULL SIZE SLEEP OR SOFA Storage Buildings by - cing the state's natural beauty. bottle bill," Schollmeyer A study by an impartial reports. •'•Fh bill has practically oheerver from outside the state sturneduPratherLnteresung elim'nated the metalcontalner - from use in Oregon. -_. FXTItA STRI*.GTH 1001*. .. 2/L59 $1.29 2/24 Celd Capsules THE COMPLETE STEREO STORE -I I ' - cover wine, whisky and other the 1971 and 1972 levels, in some instances by 40 pi:r ctii!. due to container areas. 7be object, of course, is to increased labor and other costs WORLD ALIANAC i1mm - 0 $1.59 Pala Relief Tablets USA - I,rU *nu - F1J_1 0 I ~ 3@@VVV role in corporate profit reducinlitter Itin tju,tth. capability In numerous in effect of the bill itself, he (eels dustries for years to come Consumers are more educated judging from early evidence, about litter and the state has a Effects of a bill passed by yout h corps and litter oregon two years ago are just policemen' 320 in all at beginning to be felt, INIarketing work. Oregonians are exand security analysts in tre"Iely proud of their state and reduce litter, thereb :1 .4 J I~I 1 - F] - .=ia- ______ am I A appI)lng to all beer and soft los,s relating to the situation: "Profits of some soft drink drink containers sold in '.he state. It ma' be expanded to bottlers are significantly below I I : r I I W.o ~ , 14 141 I 81!".r~~) .' M@ W@U1 legisla tion, deposit and refund system rev - [J drivers to ha ve their car ser- Copley News Service, in care of Aced revularly and keep proof this newspaper. [Mi Ia - ZF,, Z 11 _0_ . I a • • - I~ tt,Ar J't_- - I$I I ~ v 1"; -, .f _2~., i. a • . - _Ii f14 ., a • I _\ dustries are watching closely. directed tgoward cleaner air It Istheso-called Oregon Bottle and reduced pollution of waterways. Bill, esta blishing a mandato a .g is generous, but too much is too Automotive questions of much." general interest will be anAbramson says that faflure to swered in this column. if you observe the required mainten- have a question about your car anceschedule for a car can wash motorcycle o: rccreatlonal .* a without delaj i, _. 1-1 -_. -_-'. -_. play an increasing important achieve its objective of . I facts and indications. In the first place, states if. Edward Schollineyer, research analyst 80 WAI.C',I1FF_ S. Extrallca% work on 3,4 and - i''. 1-1 ! I ___________________________________________________ [_~J for the firm of Mitchell, hut. especially that passed by chins, I nc.,it appears that the communities and states, will bottle bill Is beginning to CONDITIONING • By CA ffl. W. It ITTER Copley News Sen1ce Environmental 27,000 BTU-115 & 230 (kirI -year..o1d r Playing Higher Role f un,t-offr PXpIrS Oct 31 "But it's always best- ask us to authorize warranty r •1! Ann Rilev Environmental Bills - ERS ~ 0 -_ *Wwc5~~~.-=nt- -*~~ ~~l :: 4 5 yr. warranty on complete as le I _________________________________________________________________________________________________ i F - f ter ask the corn "We've had letters without a responsible for semice to put clue aL to the make of the car If these rules are foHowed, Abramson says, your comp4lint let te r will proba bly swered to your EaUsfaction . ininority shareholders of ten of share, resix,chvely, ( Herald Photby j -- ___ __---_- -, , - _: 7_ ~ __-___ I__ I __ ___ , __ A&E A111111 12 111" . __ - --1 - , ___ ~~! ZZIIIII , . thIngs right before asking for and that's outside help," he said, because we sell five makes. A car's serial number, mileage, Abramson spends his days date of sale, seffing depler and a answer Ing letters from brief description of the problem customers comphitning about are afl equal,ly Importam If you defective products and poor have checked with a dealer or service. other representaUve, speiocify who you spoke 'o arid when. Hesays an antagonistic 1sa lot lesslikelytogetprompt -Be legible and complete action than one which simply "We actually get a fey: letters spells out the problem with no return address," Abramson Says. "An address %Segoonthebaslsof the on the envelope isnt safe e vidence given in the letter, he because envelopes and letters says."Sometimes, the flI3fl WhO can part company In f 11.;.,J11,J.J,i iwf,,-1/i~ I: , ~? 1 On Oct. 1, 1973, the company's secwities transactions woul(I School, Janet 11immelrich, Iourth team; Marilyn Foggin, fifth team I~ I U' '9 ' ________ .~4 ou J .#fto "-" h.v h!r pooling of interests basis of compan> for the periods ended Sept 30, 1973 and 1972, accounting company's earnings before OD S NEW TEACHERS o 1111 . .. - a 11 there Is a comfortable mattress - action aclnnj 's they "erain the right information ! 14 k-i included with those of the the earnings of Peiiinsualabeen on a Included with those of the compan> sta s r. ~~ ~ I I'_ . : :::~:,: -i,J:J~~ ~ I 1 1-i ! i dressed to them than the Better PIF%AI i. %11F~ 0, , Business Bureau or other The letter should be consumer groups. And they say letters to them wW get faster addressed simply to the ' '' I _. - combined deposits of $127 million Citizens' earnings, Pcntnsulaisbelngtrcatedona r I FINEST ted above CLOSE-OUT iz legitimate. We've had 9 4i wig . 11111M A .. - . 4 Summer ~ -Stake sure the complaint is i ,-.~ V. -] auto manufacturers: IR - .-- II % - ~ - --- T - : Inc.ancllssued7l2,964sharesof Tampa, Hotida, was cornthe company's common stock. pleted by the Issuance of 424,959 Citizens' five banks, now shares of the company's stock rnembersoltieAUantIcGroup, Peninsula, which reported $41 are located in Broward and million in deposits on Sept 30 Dad e Counties. On '( pt ) 1973, ma rks Atlantic's fir s t s reported entry into the Tampa banking ...- _. 1 - ...___.4.___-; - . 1; i CASSELBERRY ____ -Make sure the letter is necessary Abramson says Believe It or not, most car morethanbalfofthelettershe manufacturers urge their car gets needn't have been written a copy. If further caffesponfollowing suggesUons for people dence is required, refer to the dI of the first letter.Wr k r, - SALES 92 least grounds for complaint" print Dateyourletterandkeep _7 -jv.y-~7&, - 4:- t -lk-III-1 - - SANFORD'S On Sept. 30, 1973, th e cornpany completed its merger with On Oct. 9, 1973 the acquisition of I the Peninsula State Bank, - ni - I1 F URN IT U RE, INC. It was further reported that - rV H I Nader and the BBB has the we can hardly read Type or I 44Ti~z ;".-,-~._4_1*_ - _:-1 .- e _-- - ,~ ` -f~_ w= ~r. !&ff m1w1k,.- - 4-__.V 17 I ,, . - - Z_. . 4 i t'--. -- - - ,~j"1I.Kia I -. 7 _ -1 __ ____-___ ~_ E I ,._~..______ .V-- _- _____ --,-_ ~ I ________ _____ of the Group's twenty-seven 1913. The ten subsidiary banks: member banks were $979 earning attributable to the million on Sept 30th as corn minorttyinterestsatqulred by . - - FURNITURE I - WJUtARTTPI 195 1 UjtJN !!- ow ,J roomI _______ _ I 4 GALLON FERTILIZER -, I . p same date last year. Loans a purchase basis of accounting incr increased 317 t $718 and as compared to $545 company': financ ial results at million in 1972 Sept 30, 1973 . I.. - GUENWAY . - _ --- . - 3 and I . .. 10 POPULAR VARIETIES 9 EASY TO PLAWT FROM CONTAINERS e ALL YOUNG TREES. S - ______ .-F - - VflhID I L?iVIl tDiirc AiiJJ MUU4J ,1 II IU%tI% - - t t pared to $862 million on the the company will be treated on , UK '#-I,*, 1973, amounted to $1.79 per control.sinexcessof96percen( 4 ' _ -1I oo__- e itees U it. IYid - - - : , NEATRUT19 - - _ .-_ ______ - o u - FOR GRWIi HEALTHYUGUSTRV..M_iNTQHEOGES_ ...'4..t MRUS TREES _____ -- - 3 __ - - __ - ____ __ - __=_ - i Beauffil _ j ___-_-___ oran so ntmen c --- ,ncrth of 436 on 17 & 92 ,- :"7_ ,*7r -P , ,; . share, a 28.8 per cent increase of the stock of these ten Atlantic over $1.39 for the same period in Banks. 'Me Exchange Offers 1072. The conso li dated deposits have been extended to Oct. fl I MORE : . J - - Ii p 1I :. 0umer to keep those complain. because the owners had not .. . .,: ing cards and letters coming in. di.sc:ussed the faults completely FREE HEARING EVALUATION ____ . Z- -:_- __ - - _____________ I - Copley News Service CUSTOMMADE EAR MOLDS -I5 _ _.__-1____ ____ - - __ - - - ________ --___ _ . . ___ -1- -. . - -____ smin An Of ce"frat Flo"... - 11 ~~ , -I : - -: Up AtlanIk Bancorporation its subar). banks we announced that the company's declared effective, resulting in month period ending Sept. 30. pa ny's stock. The company now I - - Auto Makers Want Com aints To Them 7' 0 BATTERIES CORDS ANY SIZE ANY TYPE FOR ALL MAKF ANY MODEL -,_ -- -- s' RUIUIVUf SPECIALS S GOOD UNTIL NOV 15th $1 -;---- 1 - ; E - : , . _______ TLIUR FLORIDAflU4KIIf 17 AID CIfICK ) _____ - _ _____ __ --- ~ e_-_____ ---__ _~;_~ - - - , 1 ih . INCREASE THE EFFICIENCY OF YOUR HEARING AID AS MUCH AS 50 PCT. AND ASSURE THE BEST HEARING FROM YOUR INSTRUMENT- FREE. : : sara air. ,rairvws ________ ______________ Earnings - - - - '. DIDTHEHOTWEATHERRUINORWEAKENYOURHEARINGAID? --- -:--., 1_-~ orts tiantioc Re ____________________________________________ - year paid. Unfulfilled and similar Items Incurred in to a piItlraI party. cor.nectiori with an auto used .I( i- are l( deductible. much of thia political contribut o and from work are nonde. (ion is tax deductible' Q Does it male any difference ductible commuting I- -- __ (ion (Special pecia Sale T h iiss Weeeek OnlyY ) - ________ L .- Q. I pledged $50 a% a contribu - _______ slog to tiny one person for the year Remember, you must pay the buiine,.. expcne? exceed $3,000. contribution for it to be eligible AIR CONDITIONING ___ _ , tribution u to $12.50 on a yor anti are tax free to the Single return. *s on a joint re. pient. A. No, gifts are not taxable t,nt turn or as an th e Adonord: not up to QIu%c. my car to driv e btck have to file quarterl) gift tax a s;nge return, until his total gifts a joint return. duct my automotive coati, as . _ slog slog maintenance payments are deductiblo by the person making Q. I gave my son and daughter- A. A political contribution k the payments and taxable L The inlaw$2OOO::aieddsnggifl ehgsbkna::redltagaIn't)our Will they have to pay tax on income tax of one-half the con- true of child support payments. (MANUFACTURED IN ORLANDO) I A _ most frequently asked by taxpayers. Central He KING labeled alimony or child Internal Revenue Service and is published its it public port in a divor d service to taxpayers. The column answers questions A. Yes. Alimony or separate 19 WEATHER --- .__11_ if earnings, before securities the issuance of 701.442 ad. as low as $ lb. Chopped Sirloin OR Choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread 8. B utter NO MONEY DOWN-BANK RATES , - - - I 1 ~__ =_ - - 12 Hot Bread & Butter - TtR . Thursday, Oct. 25, 1973-3C __ -- ________________ : �; ____________ _________________ _______ _______________________ - - : ... _____ - . . — .1 I -1 I i ,,, ,.-'I-*- I 11 NO , - ____ ___ ___ ot %014 I Surv ivor benefits vita! in pension plan te w w cost. Costs can usually be hadsurvivorbenefits. Vast* numbers or wage ear- vivors annuities, Evan L. held down by setting up a a%J110 ners count on pensions, even- Ilodpils. a Bureau of Labor "N row and 'the poverty level of in"Slonthly Labor Revic . Social Security payments, The percentage or po~n, after retirement. sioners who actually enjoy (That manv will never collect tile pe'nsions they're survivor benefits is it some what better. because is counting on is arother rat- mostly in the larger unions are #Oecofoe a ok 0,3r ,Oef ws k1of(~391 C,~%Acj - fa re:e et aTamany _________ the workers to __ 7 _- - - - -: - - - _; - ___ - ' .,. i7 .._-_1 N6W/DA STATE BANK DowntownSanford member FDIC 322-1611 I - ___ Enjoy IN OUR - Dancing ___ ________ - - TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 PM but still, only one tial Retreat . Of - - _ ____ - _ . . - A= I A faq- ,, I _NI: .---A - 001wr_. ,a r-, I nt I -— ____ i A-V _-w — - I . ! . 1 . _________________ ____ 7 A ;; .1 :. ____ ________ - - _-_ _M - 1 I . I - I A .__ T' EY ' -1 _Fi I AAMC WORLD ______________ TO THE MUSIC OF "THE AMERICAN DREAM" Cotton Boxers Men's new, size 50 - - follow nwnt of Housing IIfl(1 Urban, Development (HUD). 13 I SURPLUS 1i 4. OPEN MON. THRU SAT., 8 A.M.- 6 P.M. SANFORD, FLA. 1b k 0 819 W. 3rd (NEXT TO B. EDWARDS BLDRS. SUPPLIES) meat or lord. If he doe-i not gi ve you a list and You see damages, by ccrtified AM at his foW bill, my be cwI toward eminently postponable MODE RN --_ ___= g A resump on o m. - ~ 9 . VOL.r I/? ~ ~ NNG CO r - I &to-- I __ I Q-%F4 I 1 -"'Nor ES i Wil~__~ /__;~ .= ( J8?S i 7 - "116- , -.%f , &IU4 q S3.98 ~ I 08, I r 99 RFG * 0 1 "N" esrt .1 r, 4 ' If 31zC, f_ __ . .,--:---r -- iI z . :! f // I " C ii _________ ,'k I I 24 - to Ps C , __-_Ti 1 I 1,00 sco ~ ~,_ 9nC I COL04S I 1., _. ,INr !ER :. . SCR I 88 / . S 1' U RAZOI SIZE A Toorliftri .G- I' SCHICK TC SUPER . . I I ___q I N -1 1. ;i i 413- ly iV 1 4111111111111116 L IS T, . c 28s ;t = 38 "return ro. h Ii - i I I i I — PERSONA1JZD - ! ii - li the ntove and kitchen cabi. washing 0,-it;,d 1-ttid!,ird t---irvf ~o,ii . f a *",I: ! D hnrge , V GL - -- _____ $1.0s (' ~, our deposit pniIunsthat>oumayish ized list of the 'repairs to follow to insure that till or their costs. — is returned to you: 0 At the timf, you pay I ___ I -- U- - I ____________ Q ___ - TheSportsSho - tt get CANDy PINECRESTSHOPPING CENTER 24 ~ - _____ ORDER NOW Irlorl Corporate Hus an s Bow _______ ENVELOPES HWY 1792 AT 27th ST RS , - XMAS CARDS WITH 1111111111111111111111111111111 -'------'-'•'--'-'---------- D( 200fl1 list of = 0 __ - written recript stating the commission, or you may wish unt nf the depnAit an(] the tt) write to the National Toortanta Organization, 425 date it was paid. W_ ,'~~ .11 - II "-,-,*,--~, CHRISTMA CARDS TRIM-LINE - 11111111111k - tht.scrurit}driosst,getn NO PURCHASE NECESSARY WINNER OF THIS HUNTING WEEKEND WILL BE ANNOUNCED __, 1111r-F: I D - I I concerning security delionnits. you may want to contact your i :I PHOTO - _______________ and , -i .- C 14 1 # 11 _. -- In addition to these state quest that if part ef #he delaws and t nudc in fr rriatrs, he tPt A l_ y MADE FROM YOUR 1 .:.. - - cover y(itirself agitinst claimb by the landlord that you left %lords %%ould have 14 days nf- the hou-se or apartment in it ter the tenarat hiss move(] out dirty condition -tomnetimes to giVe the tenant tin Itemized the cause for a hig deduclist of repair costs. The pro- tion fr(im your deposit. pnx(A lo-gislation w(tuld ahm 0 When you rnove out, set a limit t)f a m(inth's rent It-ave your new address with an tile most a Itindit;rd ct)uld the landlord so that he can COME IN comparitielyhighpricvdSX- • 1 01 1 L , ONESTOP . - eded caver thin expense.) ON PRIVMTE LAND VLKYIHIN URIMEU INCLUDING GUIDE AND DOGS and Polaroid Corp. is deemed 344 /1 apart from the la n d- . i to I lkfore moving out, what IM considered ask the rental agent or build nnrmul wear and tear." the Ing manager for A list nf landlord can use part or till what should be cleaned. This includes cleaning Now On Sale For Christmas - R require n ItkndInrd to return ment will help yt)u in any security depositm to) tenants dispute that may arise later; within a Ppecifled time and and when you move out, you to acornunt for any 1)nrt of can compare this list Witt) tit(, security depimit timed f(ir any items for which the land. repairs. (Undrr mnst state lord may try to charge you. lung, If repairs are HUNTING - C 89 . SO4k,c,g state"'allfortila, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Hawaii, Y()u may want to mnke n list Illinois, 1,ortuinlana, .%laryland, of your own. Iloa ve the ]AndNlassachusetts, Minnesota, lord sign the list and keep a New Jerrey, New York and copy for y(junrif. Of fie lawi governing security de- GIFT CERTIFICATES ,,suddenly, inflated multiples 'll1 14WjV YV17-H a ::1:1t: damlIgcH 41$100 - - ..... ... RADIO he able to get all or most of your deposit hack if you C SEMINOLE io camera sthen John Q, looking - i BOTH 25 ONE COMPLIMENTARY from New York to San Fran- — t Under new laws in several states, you should WEEK END olingtheSabinewomenseem FACTS PAUL, MIKE & JACK PLAY Navy issue * earlier unpleasantness in- rock festival." i - ____ & thz hats happcnn 'Vestal Virgins' is striefly X. ________ ~ . from _.1 - M - f 1bA I commen t lson: s Alan . POCK Don't consider it money dowil tile drain, or let anyone convince you there iH no chance of getting your deposit, back. C, - - Machines courtroom problems, off nervous tremors and quakes _____ _ e had to pay a seuirity de If this tiuggested law Nvere enacted by nil ptntoom, Innd- like a Sunday afternoon gathering of th,e local branch of The retreat of glam&r and the temperance union." lie growth stocks, triggered by say.% vulnerability of tile arhtypical growth Issue touched ___________________________ _____ Pea Jacket A*V 0,01MO COPLEY NEWS SERVICE _____________ __ __ 4/$100 $2450 . . _. : III zi v posit before moving,lit. sox While or color, sz. 10 to 13 Toalk Snurc I %O sA A arket ---.-.-; .i If You tire it consurner who rents a house or apartm:n) I ; 1; . di__A~_, 'g-&-- . 4---. - __ r , -_____ F. -liai~z_ I -14I W_ r!y _~&.:_ ~i i coats - , ___ Office of (onNumrr Affairs $1250 Cotton . 11 UnIform m urm . - AF r'"t't I \. Glamor 11' _____ - - -_ $3" . wooibroWfl orblue . Hy Virginia linnuer Special MMtnnt I: the President - !I. ___ 12' Trousers -. Getting Back Your Security Deposit pr. I. lined wool, brown, full length ..' - Dear :msumer: $119 1. = cludecon o type of life insurance that can vided by plans covering less LOUNGE ; r if .. _ - 2'? - ' Only about 15 per cent shouldti*t allow to redecision to go to work for Q some ix,tter be lulled into a t: Because € r I ' or Company B. por most cases pensions end family i are likel- to bee most likely to find benefits r when the workers dies. A sur- cause of a pension that promviving wife (or husband) and ises a generous supplement to the benefit provided in large come a majur bargaining companies, Ifodgens reports, issue in the 1970s. and bechildren can be left in des- Social Security payments. If the pension plan doesn't pro. and in certain segments of in- cause employers are also . showing an interest in them, i dt an annuity for survi vors, surwivors pensions will likely financial planning should into spread rapidly." continue The benet is 'seldom pro INSTALLMENT DEPT. I e and çe man,°to in five, either active or In mining, construction, the retired, who had qualified for Survivor benefits are so wholesale and retail trades, a pension. I . had an), protection valuable, and so costly for the and in services. the benefit for surviving dependents in family to fund privately, that was termed "rare." case of the worker's death. whether they are provided in Wage earners, then, a pension plan might well be Not a very encouraging many emplo)es fail to take into accimilt whell placitiv - is included in pen- with workers vice. A bill (hat would at least partially correct this in justice is now awaiting fina' I action in Congress.) Call Ralph Pezold or Mickey Hickson - - *. Gloves fjts was found ce(odrofone):s surv ans. even after long years of ser, . ol .. Thursday,0ct25 1973-5C - Coats Surplus Tile highest allowed to ecrease as the in manufacturing, comyears pass. A number of other murtications and trans a* . factors. however. determine tion companies, and public the type and amount of ins, At)oout 25 per cent of surance (hat will best do the fit, job - and r most families the survey showed. ter. "Vesting requirements and larger corporations that (he a s S s t a n cc o I a lv >-_ -I -1 L t;0__ which the amount of ten to sta nd betwe en .., e(S Ralph but coversurvivors. avjk ca - Wo Long length Navy blue ... ... r Cotton Long Johns perate financial stroists provide income for sury ivors- than 1,000 workers," The most recent survey of when plans covering 100,000 That requires fairly careful or more workers were sur, of farntl~ security is tile the country's pension plans planning, to get maximum ind it as found that pension pl a ns come benefits at minimal ost half tile employees Ifl eigt proi e or sur. 110 . . pr, Elbow length Ils, Carltun Smith e3f5 — nan 10 to t . .- 50c' ______ I - i Cotton gloves .... -I ON ' per _ ... — .!__T_T=T_. - _-- • .. ..r:. TheSLIflfOrdIjera Personal . - Thursday, Oct. 251 1973 - - - ; . lOc ENJOY YOUR MEAL ____ __f-7_=-_ AND ________ 1111~____ _ - —_ . --. : — VIEW . Lounge - - •_ POOL SIDE I- _______ __=-. -_ - _______ 7DAYSAwEE • and, were introduced on ' racing cars at Le Mans, Ic 001 i I ___ --o __ -__ 2~~~ _____Z b%~='_- _.- - _.L__; __. ________________ aircraft in the late 1940s 1 - -_ - .___ I -- .;-. .1 = - Fran-:e, in the early 1950s. In 1972, disc brakes were in stalled on about 73 per of the automobiles built in the United States compared IV MOTEL, RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 323- .1 —We accept 8 ma jor credit car s - - __________ I --_ to 59 per cent in 1971, The World Almanac says. APEkICAJ EXPRESS -DINERSCLUB—CARTA 8LANCBANKAMEiCACW -AMER ICA N 01 L-MASTER CHP RG F _________________ , - __ -- -_- %WW.. ;.-._~ — _____------- r- --____ ---- ./ - . . . i l _ - Restaurant MOTELS — _____ NeWSPOP& [ . ;__._____I_ ____ _____ - - --o'I'l-I.- - - 4 i_ ,_ 0 _____________ _,_!,_~_.-~, i ;-, I_A:.'_ -, - 1. 11111 I THURS1 &MRDAYI - __ - -4 I" _. I v * -+ - ;110- I Wheeler cprP a maker steam-genera ti ng equipment, I I .. — — - -7 - ___________ W ~_~ iT- -4 jj' I I - - - %6 -. - N-- I - - ' -- I guy _____ - I 2=1 I ,% ---m -a--;r z;-% ,~- , K'--V,*,S,, - Lt. 17~_._Jr_ _11:.V~Tifla; 1-1 $69 __ ____ ~' LI I - - __ - I .I __ - ,- - - .--- I . per FACTS T-- - - - z - - __ - I I -_ . 1 i X. I I ik_ _110 A -2:Ti--,--_ --_-__---4 ~ I I 't - Winner In Hot V ad . I _ ____________ A-1 Z% - - - - I - - Jiz - - -- - -.--- I SMNDLE BED I IV - ___=i_4r_ - __ , - 6. - — .__ I : -------;ML - '_ ,;_ - . __ __._ .- - - - - - -- -----a- - -- W Yv HITE AN D ------- --- ----- --- 1111111111" O'4"7!~ I GOLD BEDROOM quality Central Air Conditioning system in I __ . -. z -1 _ your home or businessCall Today for a Ii _ _- __ __ _____ ____________ millp"--i6 11111~1111111 I Any girl "big or little" would love to have thi3 beautiful white French Provincial bedroom for her very ovvn Quality constructed with gold trim, r sosge space in home' large centerguided drawers Buy just the pieces you need for your 3fl 8321 1211312111111111i=11111 - 11111111111111111111 10 5,eva;habi $2 Variety of ors ____,_Z;_= -- __ -- - _______________ SANFORD ______________ .__ - - _. -. __ 7-;_J-I fi FRIDAY TIL 9 P.M. L"ii W! RINT ' I' wash dry a year •: 0. 97, 4 :round favorite I — - - --- -. ___ __ ___ -w __ IIIIIIIIIII — r- — nhzesthatwomenhavebeenthc silent victims of Uds competition for the men. And the W 82 _____ - ___ - atut t I ill I __ %3 ________________________ • 40 GERITOL wC 100B-COMPLEX90 CHOCKS 60 FEM-IRON I 00 VIT. E : .- , I T I _: -...Mz -7i - c I - , LIGHrERS / RE _-- __-1 -___- --- I" ' OGERS 1 BO ARDS 1 • Mork.d ifl 1" squares * Folds for storage 7 7 -I - ----__c7.,- VAki, ~ -.---- 77 99 I" miss CLAIROL Color Both 88c V9 VICKS 44 184 CONTAC CAPS ' REVLON 2 2° BRECK COLOR 1" TRIAMINICIN 1v CLAIROL CREAM TONER 9 VICKS INHALER 1'3 PRIVINE SPRAY 1 250 L'OREAL EXCELLENCE 400 ~ . __ - Z_ . I - 24's c 99 ..,. EA.: . a Vslative action, Can exempt views against froequent trarmitself from the la as fers For them, estepup ach th& Ilawall, Arizona, INfichi gan and eastern Indiana have i ___ - 38 . _ - .- - J 37 YD •iite an colors 2,.' .For jewelry, crifts •Free pattern RFC 59 PINECREST CENTER ; 7 ____ . I C - .?S Mnii "uilI IPAM IV 9oz. SURE DEO. 1° ZozCAMPHO-PHENIQUE 88 SLIvt-MINT AVENO BATH ,6 oz. 218 100 BAND AIDS-1 1 if 1 33 AQUA BAN 2u J68 64 4oz. CRUEX SPRAY APPERDRIN CORN HUSKERS 2 C 58c P FOILLE SPRAY I 1000 SACCHARIN 1/4 500 3fl loz. BLIS-TO-SOL 68c SWEET & LOW 100's 66c Liquid SARDO '0 t nnnv in 77c AYDSi A 'flT VU U. CR 24 80!. UNIOLM PLUS 148 170's Q TIPS 74 1000 SUCARYL 100's Tab. •. INA it .------= -..I - ____ ,- . -1I . ._ .a 4 1u - • _- - - ---: . - Z I-- • I - - . - :-o1111W I oil - - T 1. I. ~,1 I _________ ___ .1 - '" pri, CRAFIMASTER OR MORE PAINT-BY 1S FURNITURE NUMBER 1 dFF I a S RL - R E G. $2.25 L - - LO,y 7 : 00 1 7 7 Stil, (hi. t'in ren ' t t4tk ()tohtr The Almanac notes. hoW' trig It anymore. And they up. World ever, that any state. bv leg, V--ntly are enforcing Uietr q PEARLS 9 A ti' nierge their destiny in ffie life of the corporation, taking their l and API? last uuuiga in -1 d '1 Ing Daylight Saving Time CUTTING A hi says. "Site is expected to forfeit vidtuility, to submerge her desny the fives 0 men ,%CCCeCntrC J ~ I I -.-- WITH IRON ! R' -1 Velvety ,ibIess solids .45" designer Iengtht 1,MCJiIA. woth and dy 5f C 1•.i!!.ERS "An acid truth that women and men are beginning to face qi " -d - : - I Ag57OAe ~ 100 -Ioio l U U - ~: : ______ : ! i __ .4 I to . 11. - __ . 47 $ - - ROLLERS suggests they are reacting. (' Under the Uniform Time -NLZ--,AW I ____ _~~ __ - JERSEY A F I: -- . _.__ _z__=- - - - DLMtI I![UL ___________________ _ ___._.________________ . - , 1- __ . =- 0 -' - : 5.1" Wide i .0 _______ I : 4V - I PRINTS M or - Wives - Corporate Casu. ______ 11 : ( REG. CASE 0F6 - -~~~~~~~~~ Inn book entitled"Corporate -A - Come Home A READY TO FEED 32 OZ. 0 LIMIT the corporation. ________ , share ap- UCARTON! I NO LIMIT petiti%enessof the female with WORLD \IIMsJ ________ __________________ I " — ~ - LIMIT HAIR I proacWng 65 cvnLs this year and $1 in 1974 .... -. ___ I sees earnings ALL $1.00 Thesw- ey,thken Informally Association, which studies and :~ - I at the company's annual .mov- advi.ses men on the way up the ducation - might have to move seven or were turning down more moneight times, landing In a corn. ey, responsibility and munity long enough only to get authority. "the kids enroUed in school and Tle family reasono; are not of this t.hinking turned up In a ii willing to take orders from -iurvey by a moving coniNnny, corporate headquarters. Atlas Van Wriest The American Management ;_1 IF _______ I i" - I reluctance among younger cx- to learn to rely on each other ecutives to gIbe their all for the and become closer company. Many opt instead for Now, a relatively new factor less corporate success for more Is being Introduced Into the cor. personal success. porate world. It is the emanci I r - I 30'J / -- But resistance is growing. together stay together. The up. Various studies have shown a rootings cause famfly members 1 __ multimedia health and medical e and services for ______ = cleaning and other work in office buildings. Then there i 4 • ____ 6 — his wife accepted at the local clear cut. Studies have shown garden dub thM many families that move FABRIC SELLmAmBRATION aggressive portfolio. Spear & Staff's current Market Report examines nuddle ground stocks One is LARGE Before coming to rest in a suggested that fanilualmotives posh Jib at headquarters, he were dominant. The employes I V I selection of such issues nor mally will form the base of an FILLER PAPER I 87 ''GE B G ___ $ - :Jl[',1 I I Amer- Ing forum, showed that about ten must bounce ployes to intercity tfe rom p ce o p ce aro the The airvey didn't zero in on elt predictable investments as 'bslnessmen s risks9?''' A - utive reports 11affis, Upham & Co. in the corporate world between NEW YORK (AP) r CKERS..Sth AVE. F"'NSIZE Li lea s largest corporations oper one-quarter of the corporations ,nnu flflll "d jn(nr. nncUnc were n1lY 7d the corporate Increasing reluc tance by ---,. 1 -, 4 ' SCHOOL MIL SHI ANOThER BIG WEEK Poor's 500 indexed stocks for the last ftee mon ? oster ,e, revenue. It i.s a header in the a v iation fuelini. a ground z _.,. V _ __ 10T Hoberts Scott & Co The 1974 ojection $270 III To TheirCorporate Wives 'd - -_. _. olMlol I I £ __ ___ '51-. OPEN TIL6 P.M., EXCEPT FRIDAY TIL 5 P.m -- 6 . . .., - , ` - , t-,__ enable Westinghouse Electric situng in 1r,3 and Co. to fiti6h net South of Sanford Plaza I Across from Volkswagen Weste r n AS WELL AS THE LAKE - ON HWY 17-92 'A . . . *I - - 44 150 TOP BRASS 2 ENGLISH LEATHER 200 R-D TUBE 7oz. VITALIS 175 0. SPICE LOT 4oz. SKIN BRACER T 118 100 CONFIDENT 1" EZO PADS i 90 POLORIS 99c 125 FASTEETH p' i 3, 65c POLIGRIP 48 1' 88c 74 2 PHILLIPS TABS 99 3oz. VICKS SALVE 72 100 GLYCERINE 99c 100 TUMS SUM 48c " c 1010 MUSTEROLE - 97 77c 77 1 - ~ : �6C—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Oct. 25, 1973 iNoteii ______________________ highlights Legal Notice FICTITI6UNAM NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS' NOTICE ISherebv gvc'n that lam NAME STATUTE Cf9a9eJ fl bu5inei% a? 90 W. Hwy TO WHOM IT MAY COHCEN: 436, At?amo,'ite Springs. Seminoli Notice is hereby given that the the County, Florida under th. fIctitious uncierignCd, pursuant "tie? t,ous Name Statute" Chap?qr name of SEMINOLE SHELL, and that I intend to register said name 65 09, FIr,d Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. w;th the Clerk of the CircuIt Court. in and br Seminole County. Florida, Seminole county, Florida in ac Upon receIpt Of Proof Of the cordance with the provisions 0 the FictjtIou Name Statutes. To Wit: Of ?hi flOtsC. thC tic. Se ion $65.09 Florida S!a?u'es 1957. lit iou name to-wl: HOLLAND _________ in business at 106 West Commercial Pt,bilih: Oct. 4, ii, s. s, 1fl3 DEU IS Streef, Sanford, Ftorid, TMI rJuu v' 'v 'n'vjeg in sato business enterpr,se is as follows: NOTICE '1 hfeby given that we are engaged in business a? 7412 Zachary C. Holland, Jr. Publith: O, Fieldcrest Ave., East Goldenrod, 5 DEU 20 327. Seminole County. Florida under the fictitIous name of CITY OF LONOW000, UNIVERSAL AUTO DETAILER:, FLORIDA and that we intend to register said Notice of Public Hearing name with the Clerk of the Circuit TO WHOM IT MAY CONCErN, Court. Seminole County, Fiorida in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by accordance with the provisions ci the City Council of the City of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToLongwood. Florida, that said City Wit: Section $6509 Florida Statutes Council will hold a public Maring: 1937. (a) To consIder annexation of the 5: Leonard A. Zmorenski following described properly lying Mark M. Marie and br'tng in Seminole County, Publish: Oct. 11. 1$. 25. 1913 Florida, to wit: DEU-16 The West 'i of the NE of the SW '- of Section 30, Townthip 70 South. FICTITIOUS NAME !ariQe30 East being approximately NOTICE is hereby given that we 1970$ acres more or less; are engaqed in business at P0. Box Tog,tflerwiththeEastMft.oflp, 90], Oviedo, Scminole County, NW of the SW . of Section 30. Florida under the fictitipuj name of T..r:'p D 30 East. KENT EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, Leng the It Wet Lake Emma Road, and that we intend to register said - Together with the East 66 ft. of alt name with the Clerk of the Circuit of that part of the SW ' of the SW 'I. Court. Seminole County, Florida in of SectIon 30. Townthip 20 South, accordance with the provisions of Range 30 East. lying North of the the Ficl;tious Name Statutes, To NorTh RW line of Longwood Hills Section $65.09 Florida Statutes Road as 5hOryifl on the plat of 1951. "Longwood Hilts Road' as recorded 5: Michael C. Hynes in Plat Book I, at Page 96 of the William Ester Public Rtcords of Seminole County. Publith: Oct. 1$. 23. Nov. t, I 197) Ih flIL a.a.. , -------. . rIrT...n..e ., - .s VU) , . 'i '. wit: - Ftorida. also being the RW of Lake DEU 110 Emma Road. CITY OFOVIEDO, Togother *itb. all of that k.W of FLORIDA Longwood Hills Road as shown Notice of Public HearIng the Plat of "Longwood Hills Road' asrecordedinPlat000ksatp.ge96 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the City of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida. lying within he Council of the City of Ovit, Florida, that said City Council will Sw of the SW of Section r'P.!'r P'Pirfrig$ulti, iange 0 East: Ia) To consider annexation of the to the corporate limitS of the City of fiiowing deScribed property tying Longwood, Florida; and and bein.,i in Seminole Cnunty, fbI To tonsider also the question FIOFidI, wit: of designating and assigning the TRACT 1: SE 14 of the NW '.. zoning claniflcation of PUD 5c!:n st.p i 3uuin. 'lanned UPit OtvlOpnient •o said Range 31 East (Less the North 25.0 property as that classitication feet and the East 50.0 fee? for road destribed in the zoning ordinances of tt'e City of Longwood, Florida, to right of way purposes); containing — '. ' py,'ij ,, — , 3L167 acres more or less; TRM:T 2: NW '. of the SW 1 of amended and supplemented. tho NE dion 72. TownshIp 21 The present zoning classification South. Range 31 East (Less the of said property wit: Ordinance No. 143 and as ' A I Agricultural North 751..t In, mart rIg',? Ctti. 1, Ih$ cess cation containing 9690 acres described in the zoning ordinances more or less; and regulations of Seminole County, TRACT 3: SW of the SW I.., 0$ Florida. the NE Section 72, Township 71 th Public Heer.ng wilt e held in South, Range 31 East. containing the City Hall, Longwv, Florida, on 10.07$ acres more or less; the 17th day of November. 1973. at TRACT & S '. of the E '. , the 1:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as SW .s of the NE '., Section 22. POSSiblC, at which time interested Township 21 South, Range 31 East, parties an Citltens for and against the proposed atYtexaton and zoning containing 15.10zacres moreor his; TRACT 5: E ½ of the SE 'i of the will be heard. Said hearirg may be NE Section 22. Township 21 continued from time to time South. Range 31 East (Less the final action is taken by the City North 23 feet for road right ot way Council. Containing 19.6$] acres ThiS notice Shall t.e posted at the more or less; City Hall within the City TRACT 6: N ½ of the SE Longweod, Florida, and in three Section 23, To*nthlp 21 South, Other placeS within the City, and Range 3% East, less the w of the published in The Sanford Herald, a os the SE 's of said Section 22, newspaper of general circulation in containing 71.009acresmoq.or l*55 rz C:t, Of and )x'VniflOIS TRACT 7.3: The S $46 chains 0$ County. Florida. once a week for St of the NW 4. Section 22. least four (41 cG'lt..icutive WeekS NE Township 21 South, Range 31 East; prior to the date of the Public subiect to road rioft of way, conHearIng; the date : 1W 'irst taming %541$ acres more or less; publication to the date of tht last TOACT ! 1- The S of the W . publication, both dates inclusive, of the NW '. of the NE '.of Section shill not be Ies than twenty-eight 22. TownshIp 21 South. Range (71) days. In addition, flOtiCC Shalt East; subject to road right way; be posted in the area to be con. containing 11.S32acresmor,or less; $ideredforanne,a?jon and zoninqat TRACT 9-2; TheN f I east fifteen (15) days prior to the of the SW '.. of the NE .g Qf SectIon date of tne Publ'c Hearing. 72. Township 71 South, Rang. 31 DATED mis Itt day of October, East; subject to road right 0$ way; AD. 1973. containIng 4.630 acres moreor less; 5: Ortnie R. Shomnate T1ACT 105: The W ½ of the NW Clt CItfK '. of the SE '.01 the NE L. (less the of the City of N 75 feet thereof), SICIIOII 22 Longwood, Florida Township 21 South. Range 31 East, Publith - Oct 4, 11, 19. 25, Nov. 1, alt in Siminc4e County, Florida. 197) Containing 4146 acres more or less; DEU-17 TRACT 11.1: The SW '.01 thi SE Of the NE '. of SectIon 22, NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARINO Township 21 South, Range 31 East, TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION containing 0.OS3acresmor.or less; Notice is hereny given that a arid Public HeWing wilt be held at thC South '.o of Welt Commission Room in thC City Hall NE of 'and West of East at Section in the City of Sanford, Florida, 23; also the Nort;t ½ of NW '., SE t 7:00 o'clock P.M. on Novmb*r 12. 0$ P4W ½. and West ½ of NE ½ of 1973, to consider The annexation Section 76; All in Township 21 South. property described as tOliOwS; -i i '.i '., J '... '.. '* _ - - . '. L' •'•' .v.aèi.-i ii4 EXHIBIT A A. Beginrtn' a? pOiflt .,. •• .. the priint we-!crn C L.mts li ,t the City of Sanford, which un, e parallel with 4 77$ g , -:tr7, 4.i :-It. -' wardly, measured at right angles trom the center ii, of Persimmon Avenue; said point being distant • feet louthwestwardly, measured at right angles from the center line of SCL's Sanford Aloma Tract; running thence sou!hwardly along said City Limits line L ,•:i-% :;i- (l.,iL ', ? ;f.. S.. .Sii_\ ,.. , " , 4 feet more or less: thence _.,_ S -.., ,• west*ardiy at rht angles from rn .' -1T;. r;ç ;'..'. -. ?.- -. r'y .:s'.j' • 5 :. , - : r :'cr,.#";,, 't-h :. ' -' ji..,. --.i:I'- , - . -. S t(- :. ' '- i Range 31 East (containing acres more or IEIS); Subject to existing easements for publc roads, ul,ttiei. and draInage AlSO 60 dtional acreage, the East of the P4W '-. of the NE and NE ½ of the NE ½. heSS ftC South 495 feel thereof. Section 23. Township 21 South, Range 31 East (containing 44 $76 acres more or less); to th corporate limits of thi City of Oviedo, FlOrid; and (hI TO conuidtr also the question of designating and assigning the zonin(J classifIcatIon of PUD Planned Unit Development to saId property, as Such class'fication is proposed to be adopted by the City Council 0$ the City of Oviedo, — preceding course 600 feet more or lesS 'o a pOint 22 fet't eastwardly, measured at right angles radially from the center line of SCL's Florida. The present Zoning classifIcation Jackorwitte --- Tampa main ?ack: of laid property is A-I Agricultural thence northwardly and nor, District, as that classification is thwe-stwardly parallel and-or described in the zoning or(Inarges concentric with the last mentioned arid regulations of Seminole County, center lire 1.430 tt more or i, to Florida. a point $ feet scvthwestwardty, The Public Hearing will be held in measured at right angles from the the City Hall, Ovie. Florida, on the center line of said SCL's Sanford 12th day of November, 1973. at 9:00 y' track; said point being 41$fant 22 test southeastwardfy, p.m. or ii loon thereafter as poSsible, at which time interested measured along the lait mentioned partes and CitiZCnS for arid ft-em Me Cdt A 766, the propOsed anntxiticn and toning soutbeutwardly pratttI , wIll be heard, Said hearing may the last mentioned center line 1435 continued from ttme to time until more or less to the potnt of fee, thence final action i taken by the city beginning, contaIning 13.3 acres Council, more or less. Said properly i This notice shall be posted at the presently zoned Mi (Industral) CIty Hall Within the C1y of Oviedo, DsStriCf l.lirO an:? ri threc (31 nfl-er L. v.. A ] f I3.r Addit,on to Fort Reed In The Sanford Herald, a newspaper and of general circulation in the City of the That portion of Seaboard Coast Russets Ovledo and S",ifloie County, Lini Raitroad Oiwiedo Branch right Florda,onceawee$tforatl,astfour of wayabutlingtheeasteclyline0$ consecutive weeks prior to the LotS SandS. Block tO, A. B Russeits dite of the Public Hearing, the dbtC Addition to Fort Reed, according t 0$ the first publication to me date of p1st thereof recorded in P1st the last pubtication. b0$h datet inPageI7,PuolicRacordsolSeminol. ctusive. shall not be tess than Court',, Fictids. Said propxty twfnty r.'"t t?$) days In rdi'ton, A Ar!t'.jri ri-)tice Stiall it posted in th area t Dstr.c.t be considered for annaxat ion ano AN paniCs in interest and citliens zoning at least fifteen 113) dayS snail t'iv an opoorttmity to oe prior to the date of the PubliC heard at sa hedring. l'karng. By oroer 1 the City Commission DATED tPls lift d!y C!f rfl.r! Fiorida, this 0$ The c:t fernbrr, A.D 1973. ir-( 1473 dy c-f i' < Li)' U. Tamm. Jr. City cier* ('ty Clerk of lisa City of 0$ me City 0vfed, Florida Sanford. FlorId Publish: 01 II. 1*, 25. Nov. 1, I. Publish; Oct It. ii. 75 nov. 1, Ii ___ _______ -f I j - 3 ri ' , 1913 DEU-?C' 1973 DEU62 P 4' _____________ ___________ c ordance ______ ______ _____ -- VVatergite Resumes . _ _____ - _____________________________ ______ Ti FICTITIOUS NAME hOT ICE hereby given that we are enjacied in buines at Btdg. P40. 19, Sanford Airport, Sanford. ii By: Walton Torres, Chairman Publish: Oct. 25 1973 OEU-Ilo _______________________________ Florida Statutes 1957. Board of Adjustment will conduct a pub'c h?crng tocensider eppro'.iinp a Special Exception in an A-I Aoniculture Zon, to build a pistol range for the private us-a of the Casselberry Police Department on the following described property Part of th SW ½ of SectIon 77. Township 705. Range 32E, describ rj efnIIo*-t- Com.ience at the PIE corner of the SW'. of said section 77. TownshIp 70. Range 37 and run W for _________________________ NOTICEUNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE ?.ttM MA, CtId hJce 5 heretiy given that the underSigned, ,pursuant to tise 1 ctituo Name SItut," Chapter U5 OV. I tcr..i.s Statute, will register v.ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court, 'nandlor Smmnole County, Florida, 'pan receipt of proof of the " — . (9) (13) (44) 11:30 (2) Starcast (') Night Gallery Tonight Show (6) News (9) Wide World Of Entertainment 6:00 (2) SunshIne Almanac (9) Sunrise Jubilee (6) - (44) 4:00 Almanac The Flying Nun Semester 7:00 (2) Today (9) Mike Douglas Show 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Show (6) WP'ki?'S My Lifl(? 9:30 (6) Concentration 10:00 (2) DInah's Place (6) The Joker's WIld 10:30 (2) Baffle (6) The 510,000 PyramId 4 Local (a) Gomer Pyle News (13) Sound Oft (24) Sesame Street (44) Lucy Show (6) News (9) News (13) Peter Gunn (44) Fury (6) Gambit IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL HO. 73.1125 DIVISION C THE LOMAS & P4ETTLETON COMPANY. Plaintiff, v. CHARLIE NEWSOME and JOPINP4IE RUTH NEWSOME, his wife. Defendants AMENDED (44) Hogan's Heroes - - possib?e '• Punning and ZonIng CommissIon •' -t{'LU'T:71H'1' --- ALL wnx (I&4/U s .4i ¶1VTR tTY! ,' - Al Seminole County, I' uy: J. u. Zoning Director L' --. vv,II,.rTi,. - PLli5?' Oct. 75, 1913 :DEU 161 111001 ,_ I II 'IN i7it ' :'. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Noticeol Public Hearing Pdotice is hereby given that lhe iii A'I. GMPA',! '. , . Boardo' Adivstment will (Ondu(t pjbl heirngtoconsider appni - a Special Exception in a C 7 (orii mercial Zone for new car sates and tervicc 04i the following described praperty :.; 300 feet depth of the following description: Secf ion II, TownShip 20 South, Range 30 East, Beg 1132' NEly of intersection of E R w ol blig,iway Il 97 pIus S line of Section 01 SE S to Fun E to E line of SW Of Section W to Ilghway tdEIy S on Highway to beginning Further described as East tide 1)5. 17 93 - across from tunction of Lake Mary Boulevard This public hearing will be held ri the County Commission Chambers ,ol tue Court House, Sanford, flOnida, on 14ofember 19, 1973. at :7:OC P M., or as soon the,eatter as possible. Seminole County Board of Adjustment By, Walton Torre's, Chairman Publisu Oct 75, 1973 DEU 14$ ii ___________________________________________________ _________________________ _____ ______ ________ ___________ ______ ' L a'- 'S .: U' x, 4'.a ji r :±!c._i1 I Ends Saturday ShewiaU:pS& 11:55 Friday S. Satuay - Burt '4 '' Reynolds hcJ.cgcnd - tiC - as "Ga for" McKlusky — ('I.' .I?AI r' - Crech';-.. . A 'IRUE STORY PLUS "Daring Dobermami - r /jJJfJ 'JiL'i ______ I !C, I J - At ' 4 - 'Redlin* 7000" I *- - - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. COUNTY, CUlT, SEMINOLE Cm flDInA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. 13-259-CP Estate of VICTORIA WOOD Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: YCu and etch Cl ,Cu ire hemrt;', '-' ". u,otIitd arid required to file any claims and demands which you. or either of you. mjy have against Said eli. ,nth.Miirpnl tha ri.nf ia Circuit Court Of the 15th JudicIal CIrcuit, Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, in the Courthouse '' ' " '' ' at Sanford, Fbi-ida, within four I I. 7 P;.'mJi'C.m unitS Central heat & .mr Pool Clubhouse Laundr,' Shag carpets drapes Private patio or balcony Futl eauippCd kitchen PH, 323-6650 Lost and Found I 23 times ($1.75 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 1120 FLORIDA AVE. SANFORD, FLA. GENEVA GARDEN A PAR TM E PITS Post 0111cc Bc'x 79) Orlando, Florila 37107 Publish: Oct. 1973 Rated For Consecutive Insertions__No Change Of Copy. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be heid at ttie ' Motels.Hotls - - - - '' 9 .- ________ .. — I-Cards of Thanks Commijsion Room in the City Hall in the City of Sanforo, Florida, 4t 7:00 o'clock P.M. on November 26. 1973, t consider the annexation ci property described as follo*s - Two hedroom Juple, furniShed ',Jr,.ipirtru'ie-rtt ,73 Qri,ii Sanford A -IAL0P44PARTMEP,'s .DUL fS NO PETS You pick, green beans, SI bus-hel. 1:30 am. Ill Sunset, Cain Farms. 46 WeSt from Sanford, to Orange Blvd., Right on Orange Blvd. at 11611,2nd St rades? Let's put It this way: He'll never be accused of wailowIn in arithmeticl" - ta Brina Results WI 2-In Memoriam 3 -Cemetaries it 4- Personals SCHEDULE A 6-'Child Care Cornencing 13 It Pd, $01 ft E of SW con Go',ernment Lot 3. Sec 1320 30, 7-Motels Hotels Run N 417.42 it, E 411.42 II, S 4l7,4 8'-Eating Pi?ces ft. W 117.17 ft to P00. SaId property isp - esentlyzonedA.% (Agricultural) 9—Good Things to Eat District 10-Do It Yourself AND Beg lnt R-W Lake Mary Road and )llnstructions Wline Lot 25, Run E 171.25fton R-W, lldegreesW2O,.lIt, Slldegrees Travel& Recreation 59' 57" W 1.17 1?. ft U dcoe : lOS 63ft, WtoWIlne Lot 75, Sf0 Beg. 13-Travel Agencies Lake Minnie Estates. The northerly portion of said property is presently 14-Camping-Resorts toned P.) (Multiple Family IS-Action Sports Ridtiil) District. The southerly portion of said property s presently zoned R.1A (Single Family ReSidential) District. MaIeHelp Wanted Instructions 19 - - ,-- - Beg NE con Lot 75, Run degrees E 973.%a It, S 73 degree-s si' W 241.11 ft. S 94 degrees 59 51" W 30971 ft. 5 11 degrees E 417,47 tt t POfl, N II degrc.s W 20171 ft. N SI degrees 59' 57" E 205.71 ft. S 11 degrees- E 705.71 ft. SWIy to P08. Lake Minnie Estates. Said property ----- RECEPTIONIST & £ XE C.0 TI V E SECR [TAR IAL TRAINEES - - -- AND - - Rentals working in the secretarial field sounds interesting to you and your need is urgent, we will give you completetraining and provide you with full or part time empleyment, whih ever you desire. Both morning and evening classes available You must be willing to start immediately Personal in tt'qyic'w required - 9 -Rooms for Rent - - - Jo-Apartments Rent Unfumnished 11-Apartments Rent CALL 834•8588 NOW Furnished 32-H')uscs Rent ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE Unfurnlshed - 33-Houses Rent Furnished 34--Mobile Homes Rent lEN & WOMEN Thai portiOn Of Lot 75, Lake Minnie Estates abutting the Ely line of Lot 7, Clark's Acre, Said property presently zoned P-lA (Sngle Family Residential) District. All parties in interps-t and citit.ns Shall have an opportunity to be heard at Said hearing. By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florda this 22nd day of October, 1973 IS r'or Rent I ia-Wanted to Rent - Real Estate claims and demands which you, or either of you. may have againil Said estatelntheofficeoftpieClerkof the Circuit Count of the 19th Judicial Circuit. Seminole County, rlorida, Probete Division, in the Courthouse tix calendar months Irom ttse time of the first publication of this notice. Each claim c. demand must be in writing and filed in duplicate and state the place of residence and post ottice address of the claimant and mutt be sworn to by the claimant, Pi agent or atterney. or the same shall be void. Dated at Orlando, Florida, this 16th day of June, Wendell P. Os-borne AS Executor of s-aid Estate JOHN M. CAIN Attorney for Executor Post Office (lox 7309 Orlando, Florida 37802 PublIsh Oct. 73, No. I. t. l'j. 173 DEl) 162 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment at foreclosure dated Oct. ¶6, ¶973, and entered In Case No. 7)1151 of the Circuit Court of the 11th Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County. Florida wherein HEIDI E SC HOE PIF EL 0, TRUT I F pl6inliff, and (301-dPdh[ DELL CLUM AND HER HUSBAND. CHARLES ' H. CLUM. JR aredefendants, I will selI'olh.hlahettandhest hpr Inn -. cash In the lobby Of the Seminole County Courthouse in Santord. Seminole County, Florida at 11- 00 o'clock A M. on the 9th day oh , --- - " -. " ' ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE U-Farms and Groves ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION PR NO. 73.155-CP Estate of RAYMOND B OSIORPIL, Deceased, NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: Yo,j and each of you are hereby notified and required to file any Florida. within CALL 834-8588 NOW 33-Lots and Acreage - Sanford. Sale 37-Mobile Homes 7, November, 197), the following calendar months from the time of Inc first publication of this notice. described property as 5et forth in Each clam or demand mus-t be In Said Final Judgment, to wit Itie East 1750 feet of Lot S. all nt writing and filed in duplicate and state the place of residence md post Lot 9 and the West 9 325 feet of Lot office addreSs of the claimant and 10. Block 0. SOUTH ALTAMOP4TE must be sworn to by the claimant, HEIGHTS, according to the P1st Pus agent or attorney, or the same ltiereQf, as recorded In Ptat Book I at Page 6 of the Public P-cords of shalt be void Snitiinole County, Florida. Dated at Orlando, Florida. thiS SIlt (Seal) day 04 OctOber, 1973 DATED this- 2-md day of October, Edward L. MiOduCki, Jr 1973 as Exutor of slid nttr Arthur H. Beckwilh, Jr. Jofri M ?.tcCormick Clerk Of Said Circuit Courl Attorney for Executor fly: Ce'celia V. Ekemn 501 East Church Street Deputy Clerk Orlando. Florida 37*01 PubliSh- Oct. 25, 1973 Publish, Oct 75 Ncn. 1. 197] DEU 163 DEU.l6'6 Ii) Iran as ton qualified programmers istreat We will train you for lhi highly skilled profession & service you with employmenl at the Same lime There is no age limit, but you must be willing to start Immediately. Previous experience it no' required. For your personal interview: 37-Business Property For Rent .1—Houses for City of Sanford, Flord.j Publish: Oct. 75, Nov 1, 5, 15, 1973 DEl) 161 mmni'tJatel y IBM. COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS The demand, 36-Resort Property H. N. Tamm, Jr. CIty Clerk of the at i-n-mi ci For Rent 35-ort Property For Sale IBM KEYPUNCH 46-Income And Investment Property li-Real Estate Wanted - - ' -- -- TRAINEES - is an IBM keypunch 'per,I!Or Sounds interesting to you md you are available to sari mmed,alely, we can hbye you orking and training Ot the S-am" "me There is no age limit and 'ugh school diploma is not -eguired. Prepare yourself fn, uture now ,n ths highly rewar ,Iocj held Personal Intemvew Merchandise SO-Miscelianeous For Sale SI-Household Goods 57--ApplIances s—rv Radio Stereo $4—Garage Rummage Sales SS -Boats & Marine - - - CALL 834-8588 NOW Equipment ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE S6 -Campiflg Equipment Travel Agencies $9-Musical Merchandise Airline ti,ets, Cruise and Tou.'ri sI official rates-. 303 Semoran Blvd (Hwy 436). SIt 3733 , 61-Building M.terials 67 — Lawn and Garden Male Help Wanted o3—Mach'nery and Tools FENCE INSTALLER 61-Equipment for Rent o,-r'eis- diU Un td ten: We have openings for Truck Drivers, Wm',etupvse and Salet Personnel. 4 hr. week. Excellent fringe benefits- Apply in person altec 9 am. to SCOT TV'S HOME BUILDERS, 700 French Me, 67-Livestock and Poultry 68-Wanted to Buy Coins ROOFERS. Experienced In built up roofing. Also ROOFERS HELPERS Gorxi w.iges. apply in person to BID Roofing Corn pany. 131 Seminola Blvd.. Casselberry, 71-Antiques - . -. TransportatIon _____ 7S-amp'us -- _--- . - - - - kuto dealer needs reliable uSed car maintenance man. Steady work, Travel Trailers regular hot,,rs-. Experience not 76- Auto Repairs. Parts . 1230 77-Junk Cars Removed 78--Motorcycles )elivtry salesmen neeoed for 79-Trucks and Trailers EQ-Autos for 81- delivery of products- to local retail grocers. Alter on the fob training, Sale vancement opportunity. S day work week Benelits Incude, group insurance, annual vacation and retirement. Mutt be 21 and have safe driving record. Physical exam required. Personal intervieW, 9 a m. to 5 p.m. Apply to Orlando CixA Cola Bottling Co.. All advntisn appe1rin in TI, Sa'te'd Herald on Wednesday will automatically be placed in Thvr. sdays FAMILY BARGAIN NEWS SECTION that is distributed to an additienal 17.000 homes in the area. Advertisers ihold include this inSCrt,cn in Comput,ng their earned rate ' 2900 Mercy Drive. Orlando. iN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY LMPLOYER Washer dryer. $100 dep $190. mct I child. Call 322 7991. Boat in the way? Sell it fast and eas with a low-COSt classf led ad! — Brand new 3 bedroom, 1", bath, kitchen equipped. Lease. Avalla bie Nov. I. 322 2750. Male-Female Help Wanted Help wantej, mate or female, Experience necessary. Fiberglas-s lamination in profit sharing company, vacations- and holidays paid. Good starting wage. Many iob advantages, Contact Starline mature Individual to fill full time, permanent position with apart ment complex In Sanford. Call Andy Keller at 647-2110 from 9 -Sot 323 - 6630 atter 6 p.m. Solid fat' growing company in SANFORD, New 2 and) bedroom townhouses. West 2.5th St. at Holly Ave. Rent starts- at srn. 372-5461 opening GENEVA 621010$. Area ir,cludes Geneva. Lake liar l'iv,. RtiSt il.i,t't oj '.'..,,ct La'..c Park Excellent potential for quick gain wilts an aggressIve sample and s-ales- program. INTERESTED? Call 322.2611 Need people to sell Kirby Vacuum Cleaners. Must hive auto. Will train and furnish demonstrator Commission basis- only. Ph. 323 Draftsman mechanical to do assembly and detail drawings. Some field work Apply ABC Conveyors Inc. 597 N. Hwy. 171 Longwood, $31 1999. $130 — - Matuni kitchen help Wanted I)149i? 34 Business Opportunities - Mobile Homes Rent Oct tland7be-droorn cottage. No alcoholic beverages, no pets Can't, Seminole, 372 1470 New "Norge" e'qij'p-ped c0n laundry located at E. 25th St. and Palmetto. Low dow-n payment. easy to qualify. For in? ormation Call Gee. Caleb, in Winter Pan. at (303) 6.441321. on' write to Mitts Pears-on Corporaf Ion 5925 Carrier St. North St Pe4., FIa. 33711 ELF SERVICE COIN OPERATED WIK KAR WASH available San ford and Surrounding area. Vet, low investment, 7$ pct. financing An investment for those who MUST SUCCEED and one that will provide years- of steady .n come Call collect, 90.a 725 7162 furnished, very nice and clean. large s-laded lot un Ostn $135 mo. 1st, last $30 break fee Ph. 322 - 1111. is Mobile Home Lots For Rent [,,-,! c-i Criiriio. rl'(C pniw,u' lOt, dultS 833 1439 17 Business Property For Rent Sr-p or office in lIe beautiful new I. akev,ew Plaza. heat. ut, janitor 1,340 ft. or 115 ft Ready for you Reasonable 323 0261 Rooms for Rent iDDRESS 'HONE — 'ooms- for rent, male only. Call 3?? 1513 after 5 p m. NE ROOM EFFICIENCIES iCE Special monthly rates. Contact 'REFER PART TIME zAyer PLAZA •PCWw PACK 131 a?fl BRAND NAME CAVALIER MOTOR INN ZIG ZAGS $ 32005 U. S. I? 2, Sanford laby sitter in my home. 3 p m. to 2 a rn Own transportation, 373 1124 or 372 9979 Bar Maid Ciulpetent nursery church wvi itr needed for Sunday mornings and Occasionally at oIlier times For appointment, call 122 2667 KEYPUNCH NO FEE P4ORRELL TEMPORARY PH 647111$ - .an or woman to room a country home. Ph 4fl viime, hO Nights-hilt 322 9919 2l1LeeRd - 2 Bedroom mobile home avai.abie 14 CONDUCTING SURVEY IN dAME lIce 3 bedroOm house for ri ad. to sell your dent needs' DRY CLEANERS SEMINOLE COUNTY. FULL TIME WORK ALSO TO THOSE WHO QUALIFY. MUST HAVE PLEASANT VOICE. FILL IN OUPON BELOW,ANDMAIL TO MANAGER, P.O. BOX 14$?. OMON1) BEACH. FLA.. 32071 33 Houses Rent Furnished Payton COIN LAUNDRY-COIN LADIES WHO WOULD LIKE TO SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME WITH PART TIME WORK. I HOURS A DAY. S DAYS AWEEK. 11.60 PER HOUR WITH LARGE NATIONAL COMPANY Sunland: 729 Cherokee Circle I - 372 5211 Female Help Wanted THIS IS DIRECTED TO THOSE Three bedroom, Fla, air, fenced yard. kitchen ejipped, 117$ mo plus- security. 323-1200. Bookkeeper and general office wOrk, prefer mature man or woman. Ph. Realty, 372-1301 322 $050 betwn 1-6 p.m. 2440 Hiawatha Ave. at 17.92 Due to increase of business. Tasty World Restaurant at I I and SR 1.6 'Adding a room to your Home?, Furnish it with items- Advertisid it now accepting applications for in Clastifie-d Ads-. waitresses, bus-boyi, cooks- and gas- attendants. Apply in person to I bedroom houw in country. AdultsMr Carl Davis between 10 a m only, no pets. $130 ma. 1st & last and 4 p m mo. rent & $50 damage depoSit. Call after 6p.m. 3224251, Experienced seafood cook. Apply in person Hire a super salesman, a classified good future. Ida experience. An dens-on Employment, $300164 LADIES nso. bedroom. I atti. Lease Deposit _jJ7Qmo Ph Ph 134-13-41 G':ttng ready to mcr,e'SeII excess !erns QuiCkly *,th j classif ci ii It takes two hours to run E Commercial, Sanford. HOMES and APTS. for rent. From TIOC Call .173 76.61. HC'.[ RENTALS-broker-9 to 9, Butiness non. grossing 560 per week Man for general kitchen work Experience preferred, but nOt ieccssary. Salary depends upon ability Apply after 2 p m. in person only to Holiday House. 330 19 Payton New duple*. 3 bedroom, 1 bath, kitchen equippe). $175 month Security. One year's- ieas-e EVEREST REALTY, INC Realtor. 1601 5 1792. Maitfarici. AVAILABLE IN Mature Individual, permanent resident. $3.1 1544. Norkers- apply in person to American Wood Products, 1797 Charles St Longwood. Fla. rent. ReaIty. 322 1301 2640 Hiawatha Ave. at 17 92 SANFORD HERALD DISTRIBUTORSHIP Janitor, part time, early morning or early evening shift, Permanent positiOn. Monday-Friday. Es. ceilent pay. No heavy cleaning. AIRCRAFT TECHNICIAN Trainee, Nice 1. 3 & 1 bedroom hOutts for p.m. 3730.411. Body Shop Foreman, good working condition, Jack Pros-sec Ford. 3221451, ask for Fred Bus-sey. needed for 'stand 2nd and 3rd s-hilt. 37 50 per hour to start, lSc raise in 30 days. Regular raises thereafter Paid holidays and vacations. Must be able to handle 40 lb bags- Apply in person, Premix Marbletite Manufacturing Co, Junction Hwy. 4.34 and 419, Winter Springs-. 0.6470590 Sanford Airport. S ann, to 4:30 for 000d working conditions. For interview, send name, address, telephone Pdo. to Box 514. care of The Sanford Herald. Box 1657. Sanford. FACTORY HELP - Enterprises Inc. Building 131, employe Interested in light welding, small machine assembly and service. Good pay, hospitalization, paid vacation, excellent earnings, and ad vIation 1 bedroom, kitchen equpped - Seminole County has- Houses Rent Unlurnished 3? - .20 :ULL TIME COCA COLA 12 BEDROOMS. ADULTS ONLY PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2545 POrk Drive,, 3272161 --_-----.. 517*. MAIIENANCE MAN-Need necessary. Call Bill Goody, 373 Accessories 114W.fr.t St. With driver's lcense ton' retired school teacher in Geneva Call 319 — 12-AUCtiOn WELAKA APARTMENTS Live-in housekeeper companion . Sanford 70-Swap and Trade -- 37) 3621 UfIIIV 66-Horses 69 -Stamps .-, l'ti - to lady, Own transportation. References Call 372-3*39 øfter 10 a.m - .YING CARPET TOURS, INC. 60-Office Equipment And Supplies FurniShed One bedroom dup'ex. adults-, no pets- 172 3410 after 4 apI suitable for couple. Ph. 327 1759 household rtuties, and companon $7-Sports Equipment $5-Bicycles 2 bedroom furnished apartment Adults only. 1150 ma. Utilities furniShed. Call 373 0140 MIDDLE AGED LADY to live In. Cane for elder lv "ouple. General Openings available in Santord. Deitona, and Orlando area.. Call 66*5576. R W Collins- Lawn Spraying Inc Candace Dr off Hwy. 17 97, Fern Park. _J --, 6670 after I am. AVON CHRISTMAS EARNINGS can help make the holidays happier for yo'r entire famllyl It's easy selling fine AVON products. Call now: 614 3079. Career Opportunity Turf Education Program Advancement Fringe Benefits Retired Military Welcome Minimum Ag,e 18 WANTED , Beautician, Jr. or Sr. For Shop In Deflary Fcr interview, call tA$ 5.427. Weekdays after 5. weekends anytime. - WOMEN Two bedroon furnished apt. adults only. $130 o.onth, 373-5154 or 372 Insurance Secretary Spray Applicafors Lawn Female Help Wanted Experienced all phases-, accept responsibility, accurate typist. mature, salary commensurate with ability, five day week, 9 5, South Seminole area. *34.4020. Wanted-Welders and Welder's Helpers )23 0iO PIANO LESSONS 12 Week Chord Course Harry Wesler. 37) 1)79 S -Lost and Found ---5--', Used car mechanic, escellent pay .,.td wjrkflg cOadiions. Working knowledge of all domestic and Import cars Apply in person, Jack Davis. Bill Baker Volkswagen, 3219 S Il 97. Want Ads - SAN-MO PA"i(S, 1-.t.3 3edrocmi Tr&ilers- 1. 'mts-. 3 Alul- parks. Family pa Is. 3,515 t'ry 1751 Sanford,373 :130; Dat, Nk., M. - Adventure Camp, left on Delaware, 373 0560 before S am.. alter 7:30 p.m. — - .:-; I-arm I-re-sb l-.:;t, my q-: ;overnment inspected, 79c a pound, 3721131. - Apartments Rent Ft' 'lished 31 GoodThings -toEat Announcemenis - 1505W. 25th St. 3 bedrooms. 7 baths, carpetng & drapes Pool Kitchen equipped 3 children accepted. Call 322-2090 weekly rates. 3fl-340) - 35-Mobile Home Lots DEU Ill Franklin Arms .APARTM ENTS 37c a line ~ANFORD CT, MOTEL 2lca line Newly renovated. Class A rating. Family units, efficiency & over 22c a line 1 thru S times ôthru75times Pg 72 - 6:30 (2) News 11:00 12) Wizard Of Odds Chairman Publish' Oct 25, II?) NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE Pt that on tise 9ttl day of November. 1973, at 11 a m. at the tront door of the By; Richard Brandeberry Courthouse of Seminole County, at Presidint PubliSh, Oct. 15, 25, Nov 1, I. 197) Sanford, Flonlia the undersigned Clerk will offer for sale the following DE u tos described real property: SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING Lot 1, Block "F", WASHINGTON AND ZONING COMMISSION OAKS SECTION ONE, according to Noticeof Public Hearing the plat thereof as recorded In P1st The Planning and Zonng Corn Book 16. Pages 1 & I. Public Records miSSiOn of Seminole County. of Seminole County, Florida, Florida, wilt conduct a public together with all structures-, Imhearingtoconsiderreomflmendinga provements, fixtures-, appliances, proposed change of :onng from A 1 and appurtenances on said land cc Agriculture to C 2 General Retail used n Conjunction ttierew th. Commercial District or C-) The aforesaid sale will be made Wholesale Commercial District on pursuant to a Final Judgment en the following described property tered In CIvil Pdo. 73-1173 4w ft NEIy of the ding in the Circuit Court of the BeginnIng 143 intersection I .bst right of way of Eig.iteenth Judicial Circuit Ia arid Hwy 17-92 and south line of Sec Ii. for Seminole County. Florida. 'Twp 70 5, Pg 30 E. run east to caSt DATED TiltS 72nd day of October tine of SW'. of SE ½. south to south 197] ,-fine of section, west to Hwy. thence (Scat) Nily on Hwy to beginning; less the Arthur II Beckwith. Jr western 300 It of said property Clerk of the Circuit Court By' Cecelia V. Ekern 'running parallel to Hwy 1797: Further described at east sd" ci Dputy clerk U.S. 1791 at junction of Lake Mary VAN DEN BERG, GAY, BURKE & DYER, P.A. Blvd. This public hearing will be held in Attorney) fOv.the Plaintiff the County Commission Chambers Post Office Box 79) pt the Court House, Sanford, Orlando, Florida 37502 Publith: Oct. 25. 1971 Florida. on November 25. 1973 at *33Q p.m.. or as soon thireatter as DEU 6.4 (o) 6:00 Of Adjustment By: Walton Tones. S - Ask for Want Ads is presently zoned R lÀ (Single Family ReSidential) District. AND Lots 1 3nd 7, Clai'k's Acre, P j, Seminole County Board t.,t ,d business is as fo'lows McIlcand Corporation 100 Per Cent Programmi7lg (24) Electric Company (9) Movie possIble. Dated at Winter Park, Orange County, Florida, October 11th, 1973. Lawrence A Jones PubliSh: Oct 19, 25, Nov. 1, 5, 1973 DEW 109 ________ That the corporation intrrr'Stt'd in Bullwinkle (9) Truth C Consequences (13) the County Commission Chambers of the Court HOuSe, Sanford, Florida, on November 19. 1973, at 7:00 PM, or as soon thereafter as nitndfor SemnoleCounty,FIorida, receipt Of proof of the PubiC6tiOfl of thit notice, the fir thous name, to wit: PET ANIMAL SUPPLY under which It is engaged n buSineSS at 767$ Orlando Drive. Sanford, Florida 37711. (44) GIlligan's Island 4:30 (44) Petticoat Junction 5:00 (13) Women's News (44) Green Acres 5:15 (13) Starcast 5:30 (6) Green Acres () CBS MornIng News (9) Bozo's Bi Top 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo Thi$pi.,blic hearing will be held in undert.Qfled. pursuant to the i,cl't'ous Name Slislule, Chapter 65Q9,FloridaStatuteS,wlIlreglSter with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, (2) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Movie (24) Sesame Street Summer Rod. NO; ICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO AtOM IT MAY COPIC[0P4 s hereby gwen that tile h.jtC Legislature 6:15 (6) Sunshine 6:30 (2) Newlywed Game (13) Movie (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2) Return To Peyton Place (6) The Flintstones (9) O'ie Life To Live (24) Today In MORNING SHRUBS AND ft I' ACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM 831 .9993 The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. - Apartments Rent Un(urnished Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Phcne 173 45*7 Wnife P.O. Box 1713 Sanford,Flrida By: Cecella V. Ekern Deputy Clerk VAN DEN BERG, GAY, BURKE & Ot ER, PA. Attorneys for he Plaintiff '. County, Florida. That the party interes'ed In said business enterprise is as toilows: Lawrence A Jones. The Guiding LIght Right () General Hopitat FRIDAY of this notice, the fir tIiotj%name, tow,t (44) Patty Duke 3:00 (2) Another World (6) The Price Is Movie for a P08, run thence 5 662.36' run thence W 333.34' run thence N M7.71' run thence E 33334' to the P08; beIng Lot 72, according tt the Survey of A. C. Doudney, dated October 1, 1967, revised December 22. 1961, of the SW of SectIon 77, Township 205, Range 32E. Further described as on Scott SUCH NURSERY AND GARDEN C(PlTERunderwti, chlamengaged nbusnessa: RR No I, Box 101. Red (tug Road, Oviedo, Seminole 2:30 (2) The Doctors (6) The Edge Of NIght (') Gt In My Life (44) Movie 12:00 (6) MovIe 1:00 (2) Tomorrow (9) publicahl 2:00 (2) Days Of Our Lives News SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Notice of Public Hearing NOflde IS hereby given that the 'i Richard C S'nith Jerry A. Hancock Joseph M. O'Donnell Publish Oct 1. 11, ii, 25, 1913 DF.0 19 — (6) of Adjustment 30 I- DEU 165 sbIe Seminole County Hoard -. Mole poodle, dirty white, lost lrom 1104 Magnolia Ave., Collar green rhinestones. REWARD 313 7151. ' Seminole County. Florida under the fictitiouS name of SOUTHEAST VIDEO AND COMMUNICATIO4S SYSTEMS, and that we intend In register said name with the Clerk Of thC C'rcuit Court. eminoIe County, f:lorida ifl accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To-Wit; Section Ii.5 09 CZ&Q 97ZoJthOQ 91Z!l FamIly 11:00 (2) News of the Court House, Sanford. Florida, on No',ember 19, 197) at 7 00 PM, or as soon thereafter as ______ .- (24) An American County, Fla. Further described • on Tuskawilla Road. ThIs public hearing will be held in the county Commission CP'ambe's Pt>ol Table taking up too much roorn?AClassiiieddwilIfindit a buyer. 322-2611 Orkindo _ ",',' Winter Park- (Seal) Arthur H, Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court '. 'ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 641 2077 cr Cane""Hotllne", Adults- or Teens. . DATED this 72nd day of October 1973. ' fctitlous Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 96509 Florida Statutes 1957. S Elton N. Morrit Publish- Oct 11, 23, i4Ov. 1, 197) OEU 69 Seminole of Seminole County, Florida, together with all structures, urn fixtures, appliances. and appurtenances on said land or used in conjunction therewith. The aforesaid sale will be made pursuant to a Final Judgment en tered in Civil No. 73-1111-C now pending in the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County, Florida. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OFADJUSTMENT Notice of Public Hearing P401cc 5 hentb,i given that the Ocard of Adiustrne,-tt wilt conduct a public hearing to consider approving a Special Exception in an A t tt;riculturr Zcne to t'.t . a trailer tfl folIong described property: The South 195' of the SW of the SE of Section 34, Township 21 South, Range 30 East, Seminole with the proviSions of the DIAL OAKS SECTION ONE, according to the ptat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 16, pages 7 1 9. Public Records DEU-169 by Gill Fox - Courthouse of Seminole County, at Sanford, Florida the undersigned Clerk will offer for sale the followIng described real property: Lot 53, Block 'G", WASHINGTON ________________________________ MORRIS CONSTRCTiOU CO and I iflttnJ t register S-aid riarnu.' with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida in ac NETTLE TON GEORGE FRISOP4 and ELLA L. FRISON, hiS wile, Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 9th day of November, 1973, at 11 am, at th front door of the of Au%tment By: Walton Torr, Chairman Publish: Oct. 75 1973 , TheyPay! SIDE GLANCES Personals Plaintiff, following described property: Lot 7, Block 6. Loch Arbor, Country Club Entrane Se-ctoqi, according 10 ;he p1st thereof as recorded in PB S. Pages 71 and 72 of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida. in Section 4 20 Further described as on the North side of Sunset Drive, 70 feet West of the intersection of Forrest Drive and Sunset Drive. This public hearIng will be held in the County Commission Chambers of the Court House, Sanford, Florida, on November 19, 1973, at 7:00 PM, or as soon thereabter possible. Seminole County Board 'Florida under the fictitious name of Seesaw. " THE LOMAS & COMPANY, a Side Yard Variance in an R-IAA ReSidential Zone from 10' Ut I' on the FICTITIOUSNAME Don 11 Cos A ds In COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. fl.1111.0 public hearingtoconslder approving Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in busineSS at 2919 Balsa Orlando, Seminole County, Dr Classified IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E$GHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. iVi! AFIU PUK )MJNULL - made by Petition and any person or thereto are directed to file their oblection with the Cotinly Commission. Publish: Oct. 25, 76, tn I3EU 172 *,. I SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Pfoticeof Public Hearing Notice i hereby given that the Board of Adjustment will conduct a persons objecting _________________ ' " '.1 *1S , j INCLUDING - — '. '-4 FOR ALL EVENING away le" LUUI IUDII',V Thursday, Oct. 25, 1973-7C The Sanford Herald ...0 LU9UI !OI! II1*a_,___ .- ikC.,owner in feesimpteof the East 300 feet of Lot 3.4 (LESS the North i feet, and all of Lots 35 and 36 and all of Lots 49 thru 61, and all or part of th tends lying bnealt, thu roects Center Drive, Sunset Road, Florida Rced. Soulh Drive, Bird Road, Valencia Road and Lake Drive, all of which tots and roads constitute a part of Watts Farm, Seminole County, Florida, according to the Plat thereof recorded in Phat Book 6, Peg, $0 of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida, will make application to the County Corn mitsl In and for Seminole County, requesting that seid County Corn missiøn vacate and return to acreage roads described above and that 'tart of Watts Farm Plat owned by the Plaintilf and dekribe.1 above. Said application shall be 20 GAMES. PAY ONCE 0 4 L 9th & Oak _________________________ picture together for Katharine of a small town until Caine then kills them If they resist. 8-9 ABC TOMA "Stake-Out" HeDburn and Soencer Tracy. t'nmt hv In t'hiiIpnup him. the pig and give It to her when Hot on a hsrd-rug trafficking Sidney Poltier Iscostarred nsa When a strange malady afflicts the farmer proves he really case, Toma risks departmental black professor who Is brought a dozen inhabitants of the town, owns It and is willing to sell the wrath when he Insists on home by a white girl to her they are sure the brujo is animal. Such problems. working with a partner whose parents as the man she Is going working his terrible curse on honesty has been questioned by to marry, severly testing their them. higher-ups. An ex-convict long-heralded liberal beliefs. coming home from prison is Miss Hepburn won an Oscar for 8-9 NBC THE FLIP WILSON believed to have stashed her performance as the mother. SBOWSolidguestllneup.Harry 40kllosofcocaineand,usinghis Tracy played the father, and Belafonle sings "Hole In de new partner to woo Information Miss 1Ol1 NBC NBC FOLLIES Hepburns's niece, Bucket," and then is joined by from the ex-con's girl, Toma Katharine Houghton, Is their Sutniny Davis Jr., the regular Geraldine in a production hopes to b' led to the cache. on the show, gets some daughter. hilarIous support from a couple of Uons—HSIckleS and Adams. Also, Frankle Avalon Es on the bill, as Is Michele Lee, 9-10 NBC IRONSIDE Chief currently starrd on Broadway Ironside moves into a ha tinted In the musical " l:iu.c to sce if he can't wavel the mystery of a young couple's _____________ disappearance. The couple had ()7'3, 1!"i? 1) IS accepted a dare to speid the 10-11 ABCTHE STREETS OF night in the house, and t e next SAN FRANCISCO "Harem" (9) Password morning, they were boti gone, RlckNelson,oncethedarllngof THURSDAY (44) Revalat Ions _______________________ 11:30 (2) Hollywood EVENING Squares (6) Love Of Life 7:00 (2) To Tell The __________________ (9) Brady Bunch Truth ENTERTAINING S NIGHTS A WEEK (44) NOt For (6) Hogan's Heroes Women Only TUES. THRU SAT. The give PBS before the hearings (9) Lucy Show NEW YORK (AP) 11:45 (44) News (13) News Enjoy the sanie tine Country.Polltan Music Senate Watergate heari.gs are resume, PBS says. that you have 11:55 (6) News (24) Behind The enjoyed in the past by Las and Linda Varn.s and Grady scheduled to resume next ThenLines R'itler. We havesddeda nwbas, Bill Berktoy. tnrtrw, a PRS day. But dc,n't expect edch AF1ENOON _________________________________________ (44) t,od Squad day's videotaped testimony to spokesman says. is that a ma7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt Jctfish & Hushpuppies, Mouth12:00 (2) Jeopardy be rerun In full at night this jority of public TV stations In (6) Andy Griffith watering Charcoal Steaks & Sea. effect said "enuugh, already," (6) Secret Storm (9) Ozzie's Girls time on public food Our S'eciatty. J (9) NewS when asked earlier thIs month (13) Tomorrow Show (44) Virieiy r'7WS i:t 124) Iheonie There won't be any gavel-to., about continued gavel.to-gavel We Will Have CompletedOur 12:30 (2) News 8:00 (2) Flip Wilson Addition In Mid-November. Watch gavel reruns, nor will there Watergate reruns at night. The (6) Search For (6) The Waltons For Our Grand Opening Party. even be any more abridged hearings have gone on 45 days Tomorrow (9) Toma three-hour repeats of the hear- so far. (9) Split Second (13) The Rock And Inga, according to the Public (13) Who, what, Roll Years The stations didn't want an Where Game Broadcasting Service. (24) TBA abddged thrpp_hou, version. ci. 1:00 (2) I Love Lucy .z. r'...s (6) News "Bigger & Btter Than Ever" The show will be far shorter ther, he said, adding that a nec9:00 (2) lronsides (9) All My Children (6) Movie Tony maybe a half hour, maybe an ond factor In the reduced Wa& Louise Costantino. Your HostS. Hostess (13) Young And Kung Fu FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 322-3108 hour but it depends on what tergate coverage was the price Restless (13) Movie Watergate coverage in- tag for the previous full coy(44) Movie (24) Folk Rock 1970 structions public TV stations erage of the hearings. 1:30 (2) Three A (44) MovIe Match 9:30 (24) Jazz Set (6) As The World 10:00 (2) NBC Follies Turns (9) Streets Of (9) Let's Make A San Francisco '.-, :-;- the teeny-boppers, has come up with an assortment of vicioustype roles now that he Is con. centrating on his acting. He plays a demented murderer who woos girls mainly because f Further complicating matters, *. WnfiIlA - LEGAL NOTICE CF iNTENTION TO VACATE PORTION OF PLAT NOTICE IS HEREBY given IJUF)UOflV JO 1-POFIOS Statute 177.101(4) ttt STERLING PARK. Olivia's old flame offers to buy ' : FRIDAY 7:30 P.M. 8-9 THE WALTONS The big number. Jack Bunts and Avery 9-li CBS ThURSDAY NIGHT 'ajhj Into thin air, confrontation is over who owns Schrelber, talented comedy MOVIES "Guess VTho's Coming the prized pig. Seems the team who had their own to Dinner" (RERUN) When It Waltons' plan to enter Ben's pig summer show last season, do was released In 1967, In a contest at the county fair, their Computer routine, was considered another 9-10 ABC KUNG FU "The but a neighboring farmer barrierbreaker in suggesting Bnijo" A brujo isa male witch. '-. 111 TV Time Previews tnnI - All Souls Church LO(I,,'A4 -- ______ I BINGO W,ntrr Park board 372 SIiO ri Apartments Rent Un furnished Lw'ciroorn. Air Conditioning md heating. kitchen equipped. Carpeted, $175 ma. Ph. 6.453339. Two beoom, I beth, wall to wail carpeting, drapes, central heat air, Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher. Call Jerry Stocks. $31 7911 attet' 6, week days Anytime weekends. Th NF','.SPAFEP de knowingly accept HELP WANTED ADS that nut 'fldicate a preference based on age from em. P(oyer% covered by th AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT.. More infor'mation may be nhtjined form the Wage Hour office at Pm. 309, Or. fndo Prof (In Beauty fl W. Lake Dr.. P.O Box $02 A, Onla,sdo. Fin 32*06. teIephtq-u 211 447] �- - -- - - ;i - r - - _______ _____ - - - 8C-The Sanford Herald I I Stop 31 . fl ______ - HousesforSale - HouseslorSale -.1 . _- yard, Co. harcw corner, )' bathe. fireplace, large floon only down • LOW INTEREST RATE t oxelv 3 bedroom, 2 bath home .i.i Pnecrt, huge paneled Florida room Freshly painted inside an out Large down and assume 1 pct mortgage Sales price Hall Realty Realtor, 323•5714 - ___ Custom 3 bt'-iroom, extras, 16 32 pool, location, 149,000. Terms. 377 - 7 Bedroom, I bath, Florida room 24 Hour Ser vice TAFFER REALTY ~ T"... j HOME M. UNSWORTH REALTY 32) -__• I Matching C r opens to SWP 4 ~_, Iw'- ~ - ___ ..-~. 11- ~__ __ ____ -A _tL _~ --_ I .___ - z;:0-- v~~_ .-~, - - -qur_ L -- Lx,-_ :t7-4:~!5~,_; _ ~', . ;1 - _ ~_. ~ Mp___-~__ 1111111111im-m ------ t 88 - I . - - - - REAL ESTATE, LOCH ARBOR-Spacious new 3 be4:room, 2 bath with family room, MO 4791, DeUrV6611 .ogs tv.o car girage carpeted cen?ri I lri mx tirge utility room c lot. $10A00 32) 0241i headphones and Garrard turn Iat4t Realtor S Inc 3 year old 2 bedroom, corner home it for S21,230. Has heat. air. den and is nicely landscaped. See this within walking to stores, schools. Custom built with life saver ex. tras. Priced now at 125,000. Take over owners mfg. 250 Park Or COUNTRY LIVING. Beautiful " bedroom. 21,2 both home. Many, Many extra features. Only 145,C*O about. We arTangt Unaricing for the home of your choice. Call or slopby ouroffice.open fill I p m, 7 THE " '" "' p' I try J. Bralley Odham carpeting. Dishwasher. disposal range and central heat-air Hurry I There's only I of each In 111'rg .rIando (b tw en H . - I I - BUY TODA~Y, MOVE IN TOMORROW1 Patio Piivac~,., .. S '. SANFORD, FLORIDA 28 i . 1 L 4 __ ,*. - -- - 69 Moving Aha~ Sale- Zenith aw -T-V 21". TV stand, oriental type rug, Phone3220042 - arage-Rummage Sa les 54 2 New Twin Beds Miscellaneous items chest 01 drawers. large LR chairs, clocks, etc. 1601 Palmetto Ave. ANNOUNCEMENT YOU'LL J UM P ij.r., furniture in addition 10 our drapery, f'or covering, fldti' from morC Come in and browse around Wood dining room sets from famous American and I electric Shift, IS HP Evinrude, custom canvas curtains lop & %ides, preservers, etc Bten In storage, clean, excellent con Mediterranean with matching china cabinets, table and chair%, 1179, (3 only) cash or terms. United Freight Sales, 3S50 S 11 .. - Fix Up" Time, Hirt an expert repairman from today,% classified rr;. Ne4rIy new walnut headboard twin beds, complete with box springs & mattresses 377 5 Orange Ave. Orlando , . &dst 9 to 9. Set. to S. diton. 322 1731 between S am. & 5 in .i'ckdas ii ROBSONMARINE 21ny Hwy. 17 97 172 "61 hem. fancy mirror , Hard Rock MIPI: and frultwood finish, S100 dresser patterns, Directory ,,,,.-.-. I * A.A.A. AUCTION * 190 N Hwy, 11 92 Longwood 4 A 4411' _ P J.& OfluluuflIflg Electronic Equipment -Repw 4215-00 - - r~ 130 7207 South Seminole TV Service. fl4W . used lvi. Hwy. 436. Altamonte Central Air Conditioning. For fre e ee 931 M2. estimate, call at DEAL .I ; -_ - i .3 - A& R APPLIANCC REPAIR ,, _____ Allrsr'sSer,ice. Ph ________ - - - Fulli ne GE Appliances SanforoEle-ctr.Company 7377 Perk Drive 3771542 - - - -.-..,IJX~_ _,_ -1 _t , --4--~____-.A--14: - Herald Want Ad b I 12 gauge English doubte, bird gun Plywood, ext er ior and Interior, all kinds of other new lumber, half price. 373 5620, DiT&ONING '60 l artcora Aic. 322 6.390. ________ r''i. -t - _____________________ _____________________ 4 t r i;-~ _T sa - 7 ot, I - - - _1adv 1: e' , r;_ --._-_'!j.;-- 4-,-- - _____ I I . .. .ft,~.,: rç1 - - I - - - - ,tw~ Z~~- - -I.. - ,U_.--- s. roofs pointed, free hone%I txWienced estimates, InC194. alter 3 cl m Ceramics - 11, 4 .: kiln dealer. 10 5 Closed Thursday L Suftday 172 1171. H & A CERAMICS Carpentry Remodeling Addits Custom Work. Free Estimate 373 0099 :;.r- - _____________ ' ;_-____------.__1 __________ - -Z L; - - 1, . - Dmftkig _________________________________ ____ - _1-___.T , . , I ': -- ' - - - de - IDEAL DRAFTING & PLAP1 - -- I- - ,' . ?LRIJCE- F,r confrlctorS & cnd'v,. h0US# plani, plof Ci,~--,,. ~ - -- - - - __ _____ ~_%~_ _~__ g Ph lawn Servic enda - - HOC-9'r'- & Gr,1`11 Lar.~ Clem,rv~' t-(r builderS 'sub contrators 11792 or 3376243 da,' or nitr Complete House Plans and stop I Ora'vings Fast p bl e r - - 1. & tnnscp,yg M0w, Irrflm.ç __ r--,Om Lawn Clear, Up, a - ~_ __:__I_-~_____ - ___ ___ i ""', 'i!" U IL G. L. SPORTS COUPE "Dollar for Dollar the Subaru IS the best economy car value on the market today." 11, - * - -_. - r - I a., _.. _____ -- - __=-_____ 3224449. .M B k Ce uic . Auto Repairs Parts . Accessories 16 _ i,_l 4 y ntur 2 & 4 Door Sedans, fully equipped lease car'i, St Junk Cars Removed Champion stock Black & Tn i', shindned un.vanled urik cars hauled away. Your cost 510 yiS old Extra good tree dog 5250 Orlando 7956194 anytime Ph 37)7900 - German short haired puppies Wk old f) -- 78 Motorc y cles 29s9s42, $10 - D0*flfO'*fl 150 cc. U25 Ph 373 6)74 Feed radial tires *11inted glass JIM DANDY FEEDS 19 ana more extras at no greafer Charge Trucks and Trailers - 48 ' - - - - tools. etc Buy I or 1001 items fl buyer for used articles fur niture etc HWY 46 ANTIQUES 70 CHEVROLET IMPALA LOADED Nothing down take ' No wonder some people call the Subaru the Japanese Cadillac. -- 1953 R oadnias er Buick, useJ an shape. $95. SHELLEY USED CARS, 701 CAStI in 1)32 For used furniture, appliances FA,rbanks Ave . VVInler Park. Fla, ______- Autos for Sale Wanted to Buy - LLL' L -_ Gara ge Rumma"c s t over. Call credit manager, 321! misc. S. Willow Ave. 321 )tW. - I I B L'L IXII Hwy . 436 & 17 92 1989 Camaro 307 4 speed 39000 sctual miles Excellent condition See at corner of 14th & Locust or call In 3617 alter 4:30. L LLL - - Fern Park 1z, , . tow L, : I L, EL I L(i ''I'L L lI A1)0. small appliances gun rack Toppricespad used any condit dithti clotheS wigs & 2109 41176 Winter Park 1 to you sc io'lyCharlieguarantesjin writing lowest pirl la1968 El Camino and Camper Top. IIADO or best offer Call 373 S333 Gormly's, E 44 past Bearciali I after Noon RR tracks 9 REPOSSESSED 0 high back reclining seatsifull nylon carpeting Buy direct from boxcar at wholesale STEREO * CHOICE Standard at no extra cost clock •radlo *disc brakes •tach 3 YAMA H A 67-A YOUR The worlds best drive car. ------------ 1z , tL : ` d 973 Electra 225's Rivieras ran (18 - Look to Lifestyles for local news coveraige, new apartrne~ls, homes, duplexes, acreage, investments, transactions, gardeninq and A N EVEN ~; decorating ideas and much much more' WW I - _. r,, 711- S..,"L J - -TI; TO CHOOSE FROM) Pro4ejsonV1pa1iar Licensed Commercial Want Better Gas Mileage? BRAKE Examine the marketplace presented in Lifestyles. 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MID-FLORIDA DODGE !;i ________ I Most * parts or service carry A *You M cars . • 95* $ AND LININGS FOUR WHEELS ilp DISCOUNT 1. A SUN SCORE ENGINE ANALYSIS RELINING SPECIAL I -. 'T MID-FLORIDA DODGE SANFORD322-0614 - -_- E~ I AND FREE SAFETY CHECK WITH AMOPAR BRAKE ( V__. - GET A MOTOR TUNE-UP THEN ' -- - -- GIVE EVERYBODY - ____________ - 1 13 Scottycarnper trailer. 1 I *1 COON DOG Sanford. 8 38 ?9 20 I RE EL'S BODY SHOP llO9SanfOrdA venue Ls'estyles do the lea work for you' Lifestyles has what you want' - =----- -1 -I Center 307 E 1st MAITLANDFLEAMART 1941 Hwy I? 92 0 Sat & Sun 9 Tired of hopping from place to place looking for a a trade in values will be given th,,, v.etk at New World Travel, Hwy Nw,large&small 7003Ad,sms Ave. per mordh. Call Credit Manager. s - ' 1.11_- / LILUL I_ [if 1111AH 1792 Longwood, 531 9171 Sat 9 to 5 Land ae*an*n9 '' TS - 3fl)33I."LakMary. CONCRETE P/TU)S - - HO ~- a _________________________ Pay consoles. $7995 for components Cash or terms 3530 S Orange -- DOG HOUSES Orl,inii, Drive, 312 CiS, * CLOSE OUT Fern Park L1 1 ,t&t',- tL I .r td Used Travel Trailers. fantasic ----- every grooming 3334971 • KIRRYVMrUUMCLEANER Wagpoper Hong -I ______ - _____________ REASONABLE PRICES CALL 172 Hwy. 436 & 17-92 LLL'~& b ' ,'an?fo'seH Sornething?A small SERVICES UNLIMITED -- Sa t 9toS - Only Authorited sales & Seirvice in CvStOM made Saem rooms, car. Sanford. Open 9 S. Mon..Frl., Sat. ports. op workmanship and 91 107W 27th St Ph 3238130 niatefiats LEACH ALUMINUM FREE Home Demonstration Concrete __________ & Fri C to9, flesut.ful walnut cabinet I track tape' player recorder player. etc cash or assume $740 per UNITED FREIGHT Sales haS just month Phone 647 1577, for free received a large shipment of 1973 tome trial HALLMARK SEWING stereo conso l es and components AND STEREO CENTER. 1 7% W. Some have built-in S track tape Ave. Orlando, Mon. I New sfliigles t&LC'd Ofl by square with a r or by hand Licensed & Vacuum Cleaners - Registered litter. button reverse, 7 only, I Only 6,000 to 10,000 miles $41; Cash or Term% cassettes. Gar rard turn tables And . -- med. Shot%. %AS. Animal Haven - guarantee and monthly payments , Inc imurird 371-4313 - - P QUsJL'JU Q 'Q( fl NQ VII'.) available Inspect of United Freight Sales, 3SW S Orange BING - - 21 Color Console Zenith. $195 50" GarardAM FM and ltrack Stereo ___ ADLOCK -k -_ / Pressure Cleanhig - Paintin g -1 n erior I exterior, JACISON S CERAMICS 'supplies .II ___________________ push G ye yOur home a blh R'rny rnild'* protect pant Pressure Ph 372 1335 Supplies Pets , fancy patterns and features , 4 65 TELEVISION SET5I7UP MILLERS models with bull? in controls for STRETCH STITCH, blind stitch , Cmi,rs Travel Trailers . Serv authorized vice 3096 )athshunds ArC miniature otati --------- - y. - j - - . - - RAY ING contract. 3".11ISS. BULLDOZERWOR - = -:A*_J_T I, -. kI ".- -A.- I _0;_~' - - * , . - YWALL SP I _,," , LLVEW LLL I'LL LLLLL 6" 1333 • - CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS Sanford Ph. 322-1055 Orlando 647-8878 Only 9 Mi. N. of Hwy. 436 on 17.92 L ww r Consignment Rates" YS So. of Airporl Blvd 123 S434. clean livalls, vatios, roofs. free (it Bulk!oling "~,,*.! W " DR I . - ~4 -" ~; ,i ___ __ 'I.,. --- - ?" -I - Care Cl , - Cond The Little Dealer With The Big Savings" CARROLL'SFURP4ITURE. Whirlpool Sales & S er These nationally famous delu x e gig sag sewi ng machines are 1973 Repairs R(modeling hot water tanks. oath additions, dependable -vice Free e.tima'es ) Home lmproveents '- - APPLIANCES, 333 TV Radio Stereo SEWING MACHINES I I 0 8 RUCKER PLUM - S191 P ri' 332577 .;7---" ~_W. L '!AZ ". _- Pkimbing ____________________ (formerly Nrr itt fttuty N1 - i~_ - ;, , _' . -. 7-61 %'e. - Beauty - - .- - Z- -r -.~ -~ , i1v .- - -I---- _________ f Ore ming and Boirding 77 5737 Cond Serv,ce. 323 5434 Gel cash buyers for a small vestment Place a Jaw classitied act for rrsult _______________ . -,r *.r!cr C,11 i Geneva Htg L J A tz ;' Grol,ming - Pf0fC1S;0nA1 with love __________________ a I -' / 3"15954 - P-fagan Insulation SANFORD F Pet Care Bre" Dog Training Academy. Call for free evaluation $31.y3yo. OIL HEATER CLEANING MOONEY Air L I ft Warren cooler case sliding glass front. $73. three I ft. overhead garage doors and at taching parts, $20 ea 33 Evnrudo.jttoardmotor short or long thank electric start $130 Ph 3776050 between 16 pm i- mac ones. JIM LASH WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL 3. Box Rmt Blue Lustre Electric Carpet S."mpooeir for only %I per day, PRICE ~111111111111 20 years of professional 64 Equipment for Rent -- ,.# -- i . use 3321111 Dog training in you r home All He ortmi or service. Washers Dryers Gene'.ia Htg items. Some like new. Doyle Rd. In 011een 9 Ill, Oct. 24th Ihru Nov. I "' -. - SALE 0 Orange City, Fla Inside air conditioned Lions Club Hall Furniture, china, glassware. Jewelry. clocks. Iron banks, pr imitive, much more from a largeold Wisconsin country home. Auctioneeq, Cot Al KIug, Estate liquldation a nd Appraising. over Building Materials 317 5757. Lamp:, e,p.rs, Dresser. Books, Movie Outfit. Swing set. 110 Volt Washer & Dryer. 9 mo's. Toy Poodles for sale Male & old -uSed very little Reasonable. Baby Items, and many other Female 3 mos. old. 140 each Ph - "5. . MOWASS EXPERT POODLE GROOMING 3 2') )ft9or 373 3191 . .- .- -( II 2611 And asking for a friendly ~ - -' 322 2al1 or 6)1 -I- "-" ....--- I I - 1. I I a items. Sell them quickly with I - r-'-- - I . 1 -- SEN KARl K GLASS 6. P '.IN T CO 2lOMagnolia Ave 3771433 -' . have things to !ell ,- consign, call Stan Vermillion at 118 7070. 11" N, K".17 n Lor#g*ood,Fla. Freezer, was 114". now U29. Big Grooming- Poodles. TefritrS. All bred%. Free collar or toy with savings on Dishwashers. Ranges, Surfboard racks. Scout firril. Beds, Fr'CeC%tirtt-C,5lij7]5j - Lei one of our friendly advisorshp -,-ovword Your classified ad. Call -. - ; & V#11. SI10 7 9. Colt S2So. 6#11 1100.. r,2.2311 after 3:30. MISC. SALE R eese Tra il Pr Hi cte't * Toyota and Cruiser, and - Gloss•Mirrors -- U - - - CALLIZ2 1369 KEN'S MOWING SERVICE Advisor. -:- suites. roll away bed, beautiful large custom made bar, with 4 stc4lL patio table with 4 chairs, several nice lamps, bedroom suite$, antique empire sofa, book. case, secretary, desk, lots more furniture and miscellaneous items A.A.A. AUCTION 030-5193 Hwy. 436 I Mile West of I-I SUBARU WAGON h-- .- several like new living room 646 "20 days 61 PreChristma'sSale:Sldibyslde 21 Cu ft. Whirlpool Refrigerator Candlelight Bridal gown, headpiece L TRIMMING Herald Want Ad by calling 37? 7611 and asking for a friendly - . . - Reesorbe,verygoodcond 37260after1:3Qp.m . items. Sell them quickly with a me Appances - - Stigler Heater TUII • I 1II. u" fictiOn. Specialist. Mowng by reQvett Only. Free estimate 373 The DL twin bedroom SuIC bunkbeds p include large dresser, richly 7541 framed mirror, chest twin or full headboard, complete I piece set Free7ers' lust 5179 Also living room ed Many to choose from Dick's $9995. Cash or terms. Unit App liance Sates 1 Service, 7611 S Freight Sale's. 3550 S. Orange French Ave., Sanford. 372 7851 Ave., Orlando. Mon. Fri., 9 to 9. Sat.0 to 3. If you have an eye for real value. you 'll eye the classified ads FertililedHay Pa'oaaaia NMORE WASHER, parts. - Shrubs, trimmed L Shaped, Flower 7237 '. "_ Mon.-Sal. 9.3 5065 French Ave .377 4357 or 6A6 "". 52 SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS Appliances Western Wear, Save of the Old . - - -_ - - -_ - --- 59 Musical Merchandise Corral Western Shop, 11 97, 1 mile RECONDITIONED Refriger4fors, - - - -.------- AMERICAN ANTIQUES Washers and S at DeBaf y Dryers, Full site Hammond Organ. Ideal for Tues, L,vening, Oct 3D, I p m. I block . Lawn Service DONBALES Late model color TVs S pt-zr mplr Sports Equipment lnq & brakes, air conditioned, vinyl top. AUCTION us B&DAIRCONDITIONiNG - - "\ I 11111 I Sanford Motor Company Friday. October 26 7:30p m 1 'aL Equippe dJ WIin raulO, ra dio, Healer, automatic trans., power steer- Winnebago - - ,, --_ KapCovers : Co el~,___ * *AUCTION* * - -_ _____ anytimesuite, 4 piece sectional, Bedroom good condition Best offer. Ph. In. 7349. - l For. the b*sI buy in America n Motors, a-A Jeep vehicles, sev complefe, S and 7 piece dineffirs, French Provincial dining room suite, with bronlifirrint china, 4:30. NI J E EPS* * * AMC .: 4 ______ _~_~ 2 -.W---- ~ - - ---------------ir~~~~- I - LIKE * r bu - 18' All fiberglass houseboat, 40 HP Evinrude, 11500. 323-IUI after 57 u1 1 b0n 1140 or 323-7421 -_ Every Friday night 7 30 p m. it you K;tchen cabinets. Excellent con clillon. 3(r' Frlu,ldalre Slave. Like have toings to sell or consign, call new. 322 23AS after 3:30 weekend% Stan Vermillion at 138 7020. . manager, 123 6,130. Po ara FAMILY CAMPERS - M MUSTANG FASTBACK , Uolhinq down. tas Over . Call credit nd value. if It don't ealf Call SAN. FORD AUCTION about your next partial or complete sell out. 32) New ' ij 16 ft. trlhull,7 left clearance7l prices. Con be seen in Sanford. 904427 40SI, Linen upholstered chair. 12S. 2 Hitchcock bunch tables, t35 each I House cf Fiin!, Lamp tables, ea.. also garage sale Thurs. and Fri. 1750 Spruce AVfr, Winter * or partial - --- 1973 Singer macl%lne. never b"n Fine Furnilure-bedroom suite, md. some still In cartons. no twin beds, beside table, double 111"s I 2ISO Call 323-4010 ask for Bruce er 1 II' Fiberglass Cabin Cruis er, Call 322 31?0 After S p.m AutosforSale sticker. S400or best offer. CaII323 aft At your home or t)usiness. Compli-te - - __ __ - - __ __ - - - - a09 W Is, St. 377 2335 EXAMPLE. 1968 MG, 1740 - 373 Auctioneering Service Boats & Marine Equipment 55 - . - ___ - Household gooch, odds & ends I f er delivery on sales of %SO or - - CENTER 109 _____________________________ 1965 Tempest Custom, new tires and United Methodst Church %is - 117.4.1 Dodge Coronet, 6 cyl., runs Ford '72. Gran Torino Sport. One good, new tires And sticker, S300 owner, low miles, many extraSr , Carport Sale-Oct. 26 L 271h, a to i, 1906 Holly Ave. Pir octeds to Grace $17 Cut In 3 It. length% Ph. 322-370S __ / 80 To buy and sell gold or silver coins, contact us first. We d1so buy bulk silver coins. SEMINOLE COIN Locust, Sanford, stery L new furniture lines. Liviri9rein iuilesfroin , -%4S available at Firntone Store. Call nionograming etc. 1"15 cash or terms. United Freight Sales, 3SSO S Orarge Ave . Orlando, Mon Fri,illfoilP, Sat 9foS . FOR 11 Stamps-Coins - KULP DECORATORS is now han Carport Salt-Sal. & Sun. Clothes & /2 olinga complete line of good used misc. household items. iSOs S . attachments for bulfohivuic, blind !, 323-"70 $0 $ r . from , LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. 1111111111212 - Jeep Wagoneer, 1965, 6 Cyl.. 4 drive. air co6ditlone-d.1600 611W ?Oh St. 3fl0511. '• All si:e and models tO Speeds and standard bikes Early ' years with this plan. Interest rate Is 8 pct. on a 90 pct. loan Of 734 pct. on an 60 pct. loan. Ph. 322 X*1 -_ - -__________ -- lwp color TYs; also 1934 Chrysler Imperial Call after S . 323 0706 -. . .1 home buyers at Sanora. Mortgage 5% DOWN * 71 Flat ISO Spkr, cony, wire rnjos. Radio, excellent conditicn. 373 - 1 Va11antsaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirFurys and Polaras Excellent Condition, 1700 I 372 0244 A fl nancing plan is available to new Bul Ider- Developer In Compitte . .-.- rth*ut* Outlet IQC&Itd Patio homes are Surrounded by a permanent stucco-on -concrete Olock garden wall. The rnaSter bedroom. living & d1nlng rooms have sliding glass doors openIng onto your courtyard for prIvacy, security arA serenity 15 different extericirs. 1'r,-mlitiomd ll()nl(.,,i Brand new 2 or 3 bedroom townhouses. Choice locaflonl No King% ,. 1154 S. Orant* Ave. " e e F (I -3. 1- Household Goods . iNCLUDING English Ford Cortina, 1350. Very good condition. Call 3?2 7370 VW1 190 _________________________ • dlsposal. range, remote control garage & S4 a P"Itio Privacy Ht)i-nes _____ ______ . Thursday, O~t. 25,197.1--9C LEASE CARS fl3 6147 I •••'••1 WTi • . 372 S622 LJir.J doors. Sant oro, Fla Da ys 3 22-6123 ights 372 SnA. In 2352 MATTRESS & Son Springs - - 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, double garage, central heat & air , wall to aIi car some have fireplaces, dishwasher, Reg. Broker's Till We Succeed! .. '- ( lit RE Luxury Townhous" . "We Don't Vin MOP w Elmer Bakalla, Inc. . JACK R. McCLURE .9" si REALTY CO. " Stop Urn!" 311 315E. First St., . Autos for Sale Ing down, take over. Call credit manager, In 6730, " . II ~; complete camping buy-sell trade - .1 I ,I THREE BEDROOM-2 bath home, beautiful shaded corner location, in an established nelgnborhood, Large rooms, excellent cond i t i on Realtor's Lungwoi'3 Longwood # . & Gilman R eoilef ed Broker ____ -. 166 JEEP I !~. ----, --- I L:oNMAiERFu:Nl 700 walt STEREO SPECIAL a rrard .cm inent re'g G LU t 'I, I S IPJ . - 11993 to SI39S Name brand vacuums. $49 9s. $"IS New '73 Singers, titioS each. Gilman ~ )i I 4 Electrolux vacuum c!eaners to be Sold for 549.95 each Cash or terms, United Freight SIts. iso S. Orange Ave., Orlando. a _ - J"IAEXECUTIVE" - property. Priced right. 143,500. For further information, call Rudy McLean, Assoc, . Inc and 62 ELECTROLUX ' Spanish, Mediterranean trrnchpoyjil bedroom t,,x, : 80 ( quiPmenf, boat ancl motor end Other IIOMS Ph 149 S669 I 1249 Also a v ailable speakefi, & - - -1" - The Sanford Herald Values _______ (8 ' - - __ ((~~ T# -3 1 e.7 In 7643 - 250' deep. Also 5 room t-ouse on Roberts - .0 I . ; 04mor- - - _______ - . byArtSonsom (~t I-k,. S79 95 INDUSTRIAL SITE REALTOR 830-5-WO - 1WY 431. close to I 4 tOO' on road in the back. Owrwr gone, so you IPAMACULATE--Older frame home can move In quickly. Priced right 3 bedrooms, family room, living at $22,S00. Please call Jane room with fireplace, two car Denisenk.o. Assoc, Roberts . ..&= LONGWOCIU CORBETT rent THIS WEEK AT UNITED FREIGHT SALES Lotsand_Acreage - III Good F-i ____________ M ;r;a . Supermarket Of ___________________ -:- - - THERORNLOSER Misceilaneous ____ r Sale - - -' 3fl.6991 completion. nearing fina ncing arranged so ~% - - - bRU K 1: R - • •_ WE TAKE TRADES NEW 3 bedroom 2 bath concrete borhood in the low $?Os7 We have REALTORS Sanford, Florida - 372 7114 e ve. bdroorn.2bam.C,ntralh:atnd BROERday.)?) __5 O,ATE .13 block homes. central heat and air. < • '.'obIe Home Bank Repossessions t' to choose from. 131 2323 13Y OWNER-Now Kingsberry 3 C. A. WhIddon, Sr., Ofoker N. Park, Sanford ~ 436 ITI 7770. 211 N, Oak, Sanford 1)3iW, Fairbanks c --1 6 SAO 2, C'm Call 322-2420 Anytime APPLY IN PERSON AUSTIN FERTILIZER & CHEMICAL CO. 2300 Country Club Road _ -------- -_ Forrest Gieciiu, !nc twelve wides, all lengthS and JOHN SAULS AGENCY air. Range. dishwasher. disposal, fully Carpeted. Lot 161 x 6S'. VA and Conventional financing. Ph. tlll LLWILDE You get wi,"t you roy for but you'll get more in 14 Assume mortgage, or put S-10 pct. bt-droom 2 bath with many extra down on new mortgage. We have COMPANY BENEFITS MUST BE 21 SDAYWEEK 8316300 __________________________ ______________________________ Your Multiple Listing Agency GOODSALARY ~__ - _--_ ~_ ---i-___ - - - - -, - - I MOSSIE C BATEMAN - decors. Seviral models Set up in park for Immiedlate occupancy Place Homes North, Hwy. 11 T2 at Like Kathryn, 2 mi. North of Hwy RIGHT . AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CI,IRP. - reduced for quick sale. Over . 40 mortgage. $133 monthly 373 7010 Ocuble self cleaning oven, sunken j ,7-.el . Truck " Driver - IIN -- - ______________ rea g -- Acreage u garage, excellent neigtsbothood. PINECREST--BEEN LOOKING For . _.___ an n brick. From 123,400. 201h Street to Locust. turn left to 14th St., right Almost new. 3 br. 1" bath, 7 pd mtg. NO C1051fl9 Costs. on Valencia Court North, Model qualifying. Move in now Assume open 16 P.M. daily. On site phone livifl9 room, eat in kitchen. Gene garage door opener, Priced right QUICK POSSESSION MAYFAIR-HERE'S THE HOME *i,h pool so many of you have as)-ed about. It's back on the market and priced at 537.700. Hs SEMI TRACTOR TRAILER ~____ =- ~ _--__-__ _____;_____1z._i~___ - _ _.z11.__ __ __ ~_ __ __ __ - __ . - - - VbRe- R '...,u BUY-PRICED Lots and 0-wide 'Nice corner lot on French yo is still around? We have iuii living toutis, mmi perfect shope with many bedroom, also utility buildings Can be seen at Gregory Mobile Several nice uearing fruit free$ Homes, 500 French Ave.. Sanford. S6,000 cash, Balance less Man 3235200. o at sso mo. Call _owrer, 3 c SP'1A' SP ECIAL ' Ste n stro M Really. 372 I)OI 2640 Hiawatha Ave at f , ~,, $ - Mirrored wall in dining room. 131-9227 Very rient. nearly 3 bedroom, 11~, ;tri n n ne 3 bedroOmS 4 ba y SOFA BED a . . I- - REALTOR OLDER Pa on "I-4123 area, on large Site. Much hi 3 years CUTE HOUSE I brrr, 2 baths pluS extras Near hospital si Yet PLAZA *lFtEN PAICK _1~;,~7,-Z;~,I- __ _ )22 6457. Aft, !r 5, 322 71 11 payment. Only 577.300 to 5,71.250. CLIFF JORDAN Down 3 bedroom. lk-P Of two baths. all shopping and Schools. Low down WINTER SPRINGS- __ li'riii'ii, (ILl ii..i - .. 4-Nothing .43 : cas assume ,Yonlhly payments, $150.93 '544 6 S F-rench Ave JOHNNY WALKER REALTY Raltors street with lake breezes Walk to 64 5 733 3 Great RETIREE INVESTMENTI Building includes 3 attractive apts. Will make nice residence *ilh good rental income, V03 W F srst Si , 6061 or 323 0517 - .. ___ __ _______ Mobile Homes Houses for I Bedrooms, lij baths. like new. -N1.1c 0.2'.1,= SANFORD REALTY good mortgage position, Convenient ana cnarming, just completing 4 n" 3 bedroom homes with air and carpeting. Located on a quiet for Sale or lease, call ' .1, HousesforSafe 4 %43,975 and air. with hardwood floor&, A fireplaces. on corner lot. S24,9W. central air. heat. ww carpft, family room, large workO-op FOR BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSES Owner. 122 * . . -_ _~_ ~4__ ~~ _____ - - t_ _~ ~_~ W_~_ __ -__~_ _____ _______ :, ______ -- ________ _______ .--- __ *BEST VALUE. Four bdfm. 2 bath. ;~ bit lot. L_ . iANFOtO CLOSE IN CHARMING. LARGE " I _________ Florida room, central heat and air, wall to wall carpet. $. 407W Itt St. - -- F 817 W. Ist St. - 377 9211, 372-391. threfit bedroom. 2 bath home, Realtor - 3fl 1115 Realtor--After Hours CHOICE LOCATION two year old KULP REALTY ti MAITLAND- 3 bedroom ji executive home in Druid Hills flLflLl REALTY 2371 Park Dr , C'.e. Sunda t . 322 7371 or 377 I4ó Call 322 -- J UIUtIT HUNT .14F&IfNOLE REALTOR ORL., WP, ,'-`lULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 311i 41"I 1919 S French Callbart Real Estate only 117.C'O .11111 Slemper Agency ry. 112.500 Ph. 2 -- Prfred 13 100 -- Sunland7 3 bedroom. I bath, fencej Yard. some exterior paintriu room%. and (,arage Only S111SM, Cwner will financi with S3.373 %22.500. - - -- - 43 BALL REALTY I ~ r'-? - i Herald Want Ads--A Ad Want I •- HousesforSale Beautiful 3 Brokers BEDROOl.l. Ch0, CC French Ave. at 1111 S Laurel Large tedrooms, 10, - Ave,. Sanford. 3 bMroom, 2 bath. porch. fenced BRING YOUR PAINT BRUSH Yard, painted, •°°° " 0306, And I ix up this 2 story 3 bedroom on 3 BEDROOM, charming __ _ _ . 11 IlousesforSale Sell Vnwants' With A - __ ___ -ii 11017DOM. Cho e 10 Extremely attractive, centrai : -. - -. -_ -_ , .f,. , L,~ _~ . .I Money! For Wishing -- _________ • - Thursday, Oct. 25, 1973 _ ., _ - ______ ew _ fflwi~_ M~r=:Tl ~_. -- ; -:~: - - - - I' ____ -- . _____________________ ORLANDO644-3912 I . NDICO , I -- - PONTIAC-BUICK 2933 O&WO Dr.(17-92) I t54t4F0 PH, 322-0231 �I . he Sanford d Herald - --.------...................--•----------------------------_-&_,-..-.---.-- ---•••. -------------- _________ Thursday, Oct 25, 1973 USDA .8 Has Mazda By MARTIN GERCUEN Copley News Service will still occur, Ballingall said. The most serious complaint noticed in the poll concerned the failure of engine seals. - Mazda admits to having had - _ l ._ A -. -y-:- some troules with water seals, which are u3ed to keep coolant moving through the housing walls, but denied difficulty with so the Apex seals, located In the three tips of each rota-. The Apex seals are in contact with the rotary housing, and literally seal off different areas of the housing so that cornpression can take place is one area while ignition isgojzigon ' in another. There was concern in automotive circles when o Wankel was Introduced that the 80 Apex seals could not be made tough enough to withstand the constant wear to which they are __ -- r. • ç -. .-- ::-; ?-..; .- (':- ; - - --.r-p. k' - 4 - - -: - - •.-:-:- ,--: IN ': u4\Ftt4 - - . I-* 0 am r ' .,:I A - 4- - ~ _- ~~ A , ; ______ - - _ much trouble. The publications _w had drivers run Mazdaz for thousands rj miles and then ha the engines torn down and examined. The current rotary Wankel u':d in Mazcjas is rated about 100 net horsepower. Other cars st i with the same power are llone(, N'wa, Omega, Ventura, Maverick, Valiant, Capti and the Triumph TB 6. - - -. - - •r- - - :'- i - - -.--.-- r -'-:. j •' -. . - - .. - While dismL !ng Apex seal and problems, Ballingall discussed water seal failure at length. ms Most water seal proble ems occurred in lfll models, be '3 - -- - • . . said, and should not be ap- . . . - . , S pearing in 1912 and Mazda has changed the kind of water seals- used, he explained. Th I srnthetk rubber ring,while the new seal Is square and bonded with Teflon. If went into Use m JUIf. i I Mazda reports that of the 9O, cars it has sold, only 1.3 percent have had major engine probkina, of which only 0, per cent Involved water e old kind was a typical, _ I • j — -I---,-. - ------------ - I Motorists in Wanke rp g A rv' P Fertilizer _____ i aKe advantage ot tnese uctoner bpecials __________ $M M SW ~ WASHINGTON AP Buy 61M paw VOW SW I _________ r-. __ " MW GINA IWEIN u -- SIM (ezI vva . . - iar - -- ________________ IBM TYPEWRITERS )i - ___________________________________ Just like no thise mach I? am mat um __ J1L4 / eligible for I . -_ maintenanci that - iIIi1IP\\\ Wi cizi ma' v i*i, a am VW SW . !, -~-_ l. -~ _4 ~ . iri(4 '.it - me IBM ,um factory service at the same rice cost as brand new machines -ay kit price for. ¶ - - \ Elm SW MW vzi rw, S. - MA11 *W VAST IBM Executive Molk-1 4W MW Factory-Rebuilt Typewriter pin '- - - - -- • __ -- C 1; PM IMt um SW "-S - _1 rm mat RM VAP 'aiu mat mom "t um ma' UO Pal? goo mat umjun ala I' Ws - ______ am mat 610111 ftff am tat 1W (IU I - lizi ta&O "zi Pia-- -' - - BPMK1tK JhSJ0I*SU *1 ,,.(,, brand v nsachrni is 1535 00, -- - 7A M T aza'.raa o , ma mm • .i Friday, Oc tober 26, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 57 Price 10 Cents • Special Close Out __ -WX1 wilif —. 1 , 1.1.4 ovAr ON aw sw am VW J I nazi I W .Y I. 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Easy-to-usa 10.kiy keyboard. Single, and double zero keys speed entries. His backspace le ver, correction key. Adds, subtracts, gives credit balances. His repeat key for easy muttipkcation. Weighs less than 10 pounds so it's easy to move from one desk to another takes up less space than an ordinary letterhead. Manufacturer's List Price $132.50. George Stuart's October Sptcial-$97,50. Ant! 1 ' may 1 paay littleCu •'u Imonth I, YOU _________ ____________ Alter years of faithful and dedicated servi ce they have been told by the parent cornpan), that they'll be "phasedout, i&a - __ -. tuart ____ ___ ___ • rf - .j $ - umu '-" am Sr" Ouii 01 the irdd'S most do9 mad. W i a """Y - ii t 10121173 omna mat tibia tupinol Two fr.. Storrild, Petit, Late __ to. it i kjw ____________ r Digest it itti. ____ % '.-. ' _____ I -.- Ft - He (lid not reveal if the Russians dispatched to the battle front were military forces. The Soviet move (ollow& an Egyptian request Wednesday that Hussian and American troops be sent to the Middle East to help enforce the troubled U.N. cease-fire call. Only Thursday the Soviet Union had voted for a U.N. re'lutinn calling for a peacekeeping force in the Middle Fast without any U.S. or Soviet troops participating. Earlier Thursday, the United States had placed some of its key military bases in the United States and abroad on - ., - - -• - - - - ---. - - ____ il am— _________ - . _____ -• • -- - - - - - ______________ - - - - - - ----- f•••_ ___- • - A' I .--... .-. _3.., - .. - - •- - -__ - - -. -. .• -- ---.'-- I.: :: DUANE MASTERS is trying to convince state welfare officials that his son's victory in a fishing tournament shouldn't cost his family its only sources of income. (Pg. 5A) X. .% i --- L I I..- • - THANKS 10 YOU IT'S WORKED . . .Jubilant UF leaders Unitas () and Homer Unite Fun Victory rors were n result of a sim" ' plified federa l ' used fo A last-minute goal line Highlighting the victory $100,000. I knew we had a fine from the pilot firms; $5,805 three years in which of appli"plunge" by Len Unitas' dinner was the report from second-half team however, and from the professional division; ficatlon was made cations unless they contz?Lned Seminole Count)' United Fund pace-setter firm Stromberg- my optimism scared as we $14,397 from financial; $6,974 team gained victory with a Carlson of $12,2 from em- pushed harder down the field." from schools; 14,089 from glaring errors was you could rio $123,01 "touchdown --well ployes and a firm gift of 11,500. By the end of the "second residential; $4,056 from pubc "The theory staff. The only over the $10,000 goal—at a A jubilant campaign chair. quarter" the total had reached employes; $27,391 from the the job with less victory dinner hosted by man Unitas cheered with his *24,480; it was at $50,351 after commercial division; and $480 trouble was the theory didn't quarterback Brailey Odham at team when the grand total was the third quarter; and had risen from the Black community. work" Endsley said The money collected in He said the federal system his Sanora Club Thursday announced, and then told them, to $82,258 when the two-minute "It is thanks to you, it's gun sounded. Seminole county for the United was dropped Jan 1 and since night. Fund vice-chairman Jack worked." "We were sweating right Fund will help support 11 since 9,000 cases have been cut Homer said it was fine spirit the down Reviewing the progress to the last minute," said Seminole county agencies. of from state welfare rolls insuch as Odham's, who offered four-week executive secretary Margaret These are: 1973 campaign cluding 4,000 since Ellison's to host the victory dinner Eni "game" Unitas said, "After the Ganas. "This is a victory InThe Boy Scouts; Central study in May. stead of the Dutch treat of first quarter when we were only deed." Florida S heltered Workshop; i n the previous functions) that at the 16-yard line with *16,802 1 Counties involved Unitas thanked campaign Children's Home Society; Girl March-May study were Dade, brought the teamto victory, had my doubts we'd ever make president George Foster for his Scouts; Good Samaritan Home; Duval, Nassau, Baker, Clay, St. ______ support, and presented Mid-Florida Center for Johns, Flagler, Alachua, • figurinesoftinyastronautswjth Alcoholics; Red Cross; One giant s Sanford; i e Pasco, Pinellas, Hhisborough mankind" to Foster. Horner Seminole ounty Mental and Polk. • and all division leaders. Health; United Fund of The totals reported from the Seminole Coun t)': USO, and I I various divisions were: $60,4)7 YMCA. - Q u c ic Pa s s a g I F or Health S e e fl " I1 Aid WASHINGTON AP Con- of ambulances, emergency gress Is close to finishing work rooms and properly trained I on a $185-million emergency people. The aim is to prevent medical care bill stripped of a needless deaths of heart attack hospital-saving section that and accident victims, . helped prompt President Nixon Earlier this year, Nixon yeto veto an earlier version. toed similar legislation that Ir ri The 364-18 vote by which the also carried a requirement that , House passed the new measure the administration keep operLAL4..AHASSEE, }'!a. (AP) Thursday "indicates that It has ating Public Health Service The Public Service Commis. bipartisan support and that hospitals in Seattle, Boston, slon has sharply rejected Atty. we'll have no problem at the Baltimore, San Francisco, New Gen. Robert Shevin's moves to Wh te house, said Rep. Paul Orleans, Galveston, Tex. block three utilities from G. Rogers, L)-Fla., chairman of Staten Island, N.Y., and Norpassing on part of their cor- the House public health sub- folk, Va. Nixon complained porate tax costs to customers, committee and chief author of some of the facilities had out. Shevin's petition filed with the bill, lived their usefulness, the PSC "Is replete wi th milThe Senate has passed a simThe hospital provision statements, contradictions and liar measure. Al th ough th e from the bill 's latest accounting infirmities," th e house made some minor version. commLssion said Thursday in •,iicnthnen ts dealing with rural its formal orders allowing the programs, Rep. Harley O. Stagpass-ons stand. lers D-W Va ,, chairirin Af I. - th' b Th e orders affirm the corn- House Commerce Committee, mission's acti on last week al- said he looks the Senate to ll lowing Florida Power & Light accept the bill as passed by the Co. of Miami to charge custom- House. ers $6.2 million of its $75 This would avuid th e need for 'U million ta x liability; Florida forming a Senate-House conferI Power Corp. of St. Petersburg ence committee, and would An escalator carrying at least to pass on $1.6 million of its $2.6 speed the bill on its way Nix 35 persons in the Altamonte million tax and Southeastern on. l_II ?.._J__ s Co. Tallahassee legislation colla ed ps this morning, but pass on $198,000 of its saz,000 three-year funding for a new caused only "minor Injuries" tax, program designed to help cornaccording to a Florida Hospital munities set up coflprehensive The commission said North spokesman. Shevin's petition filed two and improved emergency weeks ago actually came too medical care, such as a system At least 35 persons on the late for consideration but the escalator, all adults, were staff examined it anyway and treated for "scratches and found it lacking. pulled muscles," the Fair through Saturday with spokesman added. The commission also rejected mild days and cool nights. high Shevin's request that rate cases 82. Low 73. Northeast to east The victims were taken to the be kept open until the actual tax wind 15 miles per hour Satur- hepital at 10:45 n.m. by privak' day. No rain, payment is determined. vehicles, - c -c -i • - -.- . - -- , . .-,- - - - -''. - -- - V. STATE UNIVERSITY system officials agree X. to meet with the American Federation of Teachers to honor Gov. Reubin Askew's : directive for agency heads to discuss working X. conditions with employes, but pay cannot be X. negotiated. (Pg. 5A) X~I * . ' 5111LITARY forces retnain on -alert around the world, though the crisis k - - . -I was -- : - -•--- i • have been told that this year s Christmas Parade ar • Index Cassel be ywillbe I, better than last year's. And Editorial comment - - - 4A Area deaths ------------ 113 when you consider that last Bridge ----------------6A Entertainment ---------7A year's was reportedly bigger Horoscope -------------- 6A Calendar ............... 3A than Orlando's, you get a better K. Hospital notes .......... 3A Church News ........... 2A perspective of what they're Public notices ........411 Classified ads-------5-lB doing down Casselberry-way. Society .................6A Comics .............. ..58 Supposed to be working out Sports ................2-3B Crossword puzzle 6A an arrangement with Sanford to State ...................5A Abby -------------CA Dear with exchange entries T . .....................7A Sanford's on Dec 6 and l Dt'. Crane --------------6A of LSseItCrry's set for the Nth . -- precautionary alert amid concern in Washington that Moscow was planning to send military units unilaterally into the Middle East. Speaking on the second day of the World Congress of Peace forces here, Brezhn'v said when the Soviet Union received Sadat's call, "we expressed our readiness to satisfy Egypt's request and have already sent such representatives." The Kremlin chief said that he hoped the United States would follow suit, but added that the Soviet Union would entertain "other possible measures in connection with the continued violations of the ceasefire." The United States rejected Sadat's call. Speaking of the U.N. resolution to send a mixed peacekeeping force to the Middle East, Brezhnev said, "We consider this a helpful decision and hope it will play its part." MOSCOW (AP) The Soviet Union has "already cent representatives" to the Mideast war ione at the request of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, Communist party chief Leonoid I. Brezhnev announced today. Itelated stories Page 113 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP)— Florida made welfare over. payments of $3.7 million during three months in 15 counties including $2.6 million in possible fraudulent claims, state Auditor General Ernest Ellison said today. Ellison said his special review of aid to families with dependent children (AFDC), the largest category of welfare payments, Indicated one of e cry (our checks was obtained b;1 misrepresentation. He said he also found cases of $147,487 in underpayments Th review was mode of March, April and May pay- rnents in counties which have 49 per cent of the state AFD(. payments. Ellison made a random sampling of 397 cases and projected the results over 136,651 state checks for $13.4 million Issued during the period Ellison said he did not have i nformation to make a statewide projection but that t!se resuits indicated potential welfare fraud in the state ceeded the $4.9 i.dflion estimate he made last June after a review in only Duval County. He said he referred 100 cases to state attorneys in the 15 counties for possible prose. State Family Services Direc- In Mideast Russians F FEU)M ins bedroom in the middle of the night, Nixon moved America's military forces a notch closer to war readiness. (Pg. 3A) ...... UWJ t" , surplus in more than eight years. axpayers Vi iI Ii OVV •l'e force PREPARE a U.N. military to police the Middle East ceasefire. 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Don't let the low pcsci fool you - . - this is a top quality, fuU featured. -- - commitments - Phillips said nine-month re venues rose 11 per cent to 12 11 billIon and earnings were $143.67 million, compared -Ith million in 1972 11 10 '' S'll UIll •. WJU~ WASHINGTON (AP) —Military equipment was bartered in Laos to build a swimming pool for the ambassador and to refurbish his residence, a former embassy official charges. "I was personally present when large quantities of excess property were traded to private contractors for services and improvements to the ambassador's residence," Howard F. Mushett, former security chief at the embassy, told a House subcommittee Thursday. G. McMurtrle Godley, ambassador from 1970 to 1973, called the allegations "gross exaggerations." "My personal strong conviction is that my associates made no personal gain and I cer tain ly didn't," Godley said. Mushett also accused Godley's administrati ve counseler, Reed P. Robinson, rth disposing of some of the equipment and pocke ting th e profi ts. Mushett said staff meetings held by Robinson dealt mainly with how to divert military equipment to Laos and improvement of facilities for Godley. The embassy requisitioned from Vietnam and Thailand nearly $8 million worth of surplus American military equipment ostensibly for the Lao Armed Services, Mushett said. Much of th e equipment was stolen or deteriora te d In the wea th er after it reached Laos, he told the house Foreign A!fairs subcommittee on foreign operations. As a result of bar terin g of other pieces of equipment, $70,000 worth of improvements were made to Godley's residence , Mushett said. The $40,000 swimming pool and tennis courts for Godley also were financed in this manner, Mushett te stifi ed. "I repeatedly re ported these things personally to the ambassador, finally in writing," he said. "Th en .• nothing was done I -- J the missed GPM VW quarter earnings for Phillips : e oeum Co. or quar r it P ended Sept. 30 was $53.85 ::: million, or 71 cents a share. Cic'k mat Thi compares to 137 59 , million or 50 cents a share last j -- um MR .' ' . - • -'' \ Isn't it a shame that the "poor old petroleum industry" Is having such difficult t.lnies' : What with their "shortage" of :: fueLs,etc'Tsk,Tsk' ?t014 __ azi i, ma tazi s - . 1111W mbassador . By John A. Spolskl Surprisingly, there wasn't a single call for a couple days. And then wkrday, a gen t From Longwood described what he considered an extraordinary sight.. a green and blue light aJg"p,g through what appeared to be an overcast. It happened on Friday, Oct. 19 at approximately 8:30 p.m. : m'%W culators made. Full-size keyboard. Brilliant read-out : nazi mat Oki GIN! I ., - oG4 A "=$04111 . CALCULATORS - A couple columns back, I made mention of UFOs unidentified flying objects. 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The weekly from major (erThe cost of an entire year's September food bill came to tilizer companies to increase food supply for a hypothetical $31.33. domestic supply by about 5 household of 3.2 persons was The fertilizer industry be- cent during the next nine 11,629 in September, down From came the first major industry to months by diverting fertilizer the record high $1,653 in Au. be released (ron the Phase 4 they had planned to export. gust. price control program since It Lifting of the price controls Put another way, the hy- was imposed in August Wages means there will be a substanpothetical hou5eho!d had to pay fur workers in the industry also tial increase in fertilizer costs. The United States had a trade Welfare Fraud Claimed % azi uwn -- - • (,, 7W? nazi I*it? __ iizi mat 61W.4 Lva SIMI! - tsdard t , aiLib'e Et.. P.i. uzdrtial (If,. Pr.s'dentral Ppca. Courser . Coti,, (hi,, Misin 12. and Scribe. __ amiraff - ministration spokesman had industries because consumers controls program beyond the Thursday lifted price controls need the protection. end of the year. Congressional from the fertilizer Industry. If contro ls were lifted this authority for wage-price conAnd, at the same time, the year, as big labor and big busi. trots expires next April unless Agriculture Department ness have demanded in recent the administration seeks a reporW that the cost of food weeks, Dunlop said there would renewal. declined markedly last month. be a "magnitude of price inConsumers received some Despite the action freeing creases that would be tinqjiHc- enenurnunc nrlr',s nth wc fertilizer prices, however. John factory. 'enAgriculture ' T. Dunlop, director of the Cost It was the first time a top ad. 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Don't compare vith other recond it ioned typewriters with "brand new" lB Ms. They are __ __ WI ~_, ________________________________ ., ______ IM VAff rita fog fsctiq aadtuasca W~rl *two " how 11M IN as _____ _____ Rebuilt in the IBM Factory _ eau at k- - - rice production the government am "a am 9W IMtscye,ádus td - -ji- __ . : - __ COX( ROW! V011 Tests by several motoring magazines indicated that Apex seals hold well and don't give Many —' subjected. ci So Drop Food Cos t _ Many automotive experts believe the Wriñk rntnr. engine will be Ule power souro,, of the future for vehicles, but no one will know for sure until it is tested by the driving public. Because of the revolutionary aspect of the Wankel, and its import to the automotive in. dustry and drivers, a poll was conducted among 1,000 owners of Ma!das—the only mass? produced vehicles now using the rotary engine in this country. A clear majority of those responding said they enjoyed their ears and station wagons and would buy others equipped ithaWankel engine. Of 473 replies, 265 owners said "yes," they would buy another Wankel engine vehicle. Scvtrn :iiI very posiblv,'' while 62 said "probably." Jj neutral zone were 42 owners, who replied, "possibly." A total Of nine wrote back "maybe." On the negative side, 26 owners gave a flat "no" to the question of whether they would buy another such car while three wrote "maybe not." In the undecided ranks were 51 owners, wht1 etglfl listed no thoughts at all, positive or negative. There were several owners who noted that althoigh they had experienced some trouble with LVII C&5, they vrere still happy with them. The most cominoncompinint, but not the most serious, In. volved what drivers termed backfiring. Forty respondents said their cars emitted the unpleasant sound. Such sounds do not constitute a true backfire, explained Philip Ballingall, service manager for Miwa Mot C) America, whose headquarters are in Compton, Calif. A backfire in a piston engine occurs in the cylinder, while the Wankel sounds originate In the emission control device, known as the thermal reactor. The Wankel sound is caused when the hot walls of thermal reactor (which makes the car's exhaust almost pollution free) heat and Ignite unbalanced mixtures of gaas and cleansing air. The Wankel-style backfire is almost nonexistent in models with automatic transmissions, Ballingall said, but added, "We'll have to live with it" on P earlier, standard transmission ir4eis. _ Because of early backfire complaints, Mazda has mndified the engine and the thermal reactor, but the sound as Ever Reports • fl res 35 for _ - -- •--.--. .• • -" - - _______ - . -. Weather - 'I---,- tore - - Co apse for . 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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 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 25, 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/3b685df7360f5022d44a4d11d24459c8.pdf 4111f540eb0084a21ecc34ef2489713a PDF Text Text T --: - ----s I --- -_--__' - - r..1 ________ ____ A -------- - -, -, - -- - - -- 4 4;, --- -=-- - --=- -,---- - - - - -. - - i-- - - --' -f -•--. -- - - ___ m _____________________ -a Oct. 23, 1973 -- - -- - ___ ---- '•-__ i 4 I _ - -.----'---- - ,- - Tuesday, 8B-The Sanford Herald - I itz :& i -'- MIdeast ig is Truce nored 0 _4 Impeach Nixon Cries Are F ding Syrian planes during the morn- fighti ng seemed to the out on them to virtually noth ing," he organization has not really beW1 planning it." ing. Syria charged that Israeli tue Syrian front just before the said. tary spokesli planes and artille ry were at- cease-fire hour, and Associated An Egyptian mi Secretary of State Henry A. Arab-Israeli war despite the tacking villages in the eastern Press correspondent Alex Efty man charged Giat Israeli jets ed out the cease-fire ordered by Israel and foothills of Mt. Hebron. reported from Damascus that and tanks were carrying out Kissinger, who work fire proposal in Moscow ceaseEgypt Monday night. An ear lier Israeli commu- artillery flashes were not vii- "comtat operations ,.. on seve weekend with Soviet th over The military correspondent nique reported heavy Egyptian ible there Monday night for the eral sectors." Communist party leader Leonid of Egypt's Middle East News f ire Monday ni ght and said, first time since the war began. The cease-fire resolution said 1. Brezhnev, ret ur n ed to WashAgency reported that Egyptian "to'ar d the end of the night the Iraq, Syria's major military toward a lasting ington early today af te r talk" ns and Israeli forces were "locked shooting lessened but did not ally and one of the most out- negotiatio By The ASSOCIATED PRESS Hard fighting continued today on both fron ts of the , - 1% - - - - - ..., 00!1 - 'IL I a- . -- I -- -. - . _ % '-- "'_ - 's__f I - WASHINGTO N (AP) - President Nixon's promise to surrender nine Watergate tapes has blunted an impeachment ini tiative, but hasn't stilled calls for a new special prosecutor. S 2 ericanks, Br*lton A Is All - - "'I'lic combined uperiltiOWS tions occupied after the cease. still studying the cease-fire resolution voted early Monday are forcing the enemy to fa ll fire." Israel also repo rted a big air by the U.N. Security Council. ba ck east whi le sa vage bombObservers in nearby southern ardment of enemy rocke ts on battle over the Syr ia n f ront and claimed its pilots shot down to Lebanon said the sounds of thewest bank ha ve reduced Dead 1 96 IV ,IS Cle'Ir 110W the ocazx-firy was f ar ing. Only $1.50 The U.N. spokesman said ,,the U.N. role was not def ined In the resolution and the world Fairway Plaza Drugs - l'I%I • EwLIM Casa/s I jna S&RIVOI what, if any, parts of them should be presented Ariz. "I'm glad it came to pass," said Democratic Chairman Robert Strauss. Wall Street's Dow-Jones industrial average jumped 17 points in less than an hour on news of Nixon's decision, It was a day of surorising events. Here is where things stood when the dust settled: to a grand jury. They likely will become public this way only if presented as evidence at a trial. --The Senate Watergate committee was back in court fighting its own separate, uphill battle for the tapes. Sirica had ruled that the cornmittee, unlike Cox, had no legal authority to use the courts to get the tapes. ~ c j y I . • "Thank God," said Sen. Barry Goldwater, R- . S - • He was extweted to ap1wal for national uniiy in 10 • startling about-face. the wake of Monday's startling aboutface, when he surprised even his closest advisers by deciding to obey a federal appeals court order on the tapes. Meanwhile, today the House of Representatives continued a preliminary impeachment inquiry, begun just before Nixon's lawyers p 33 •44 s. oos ot. of Monday's Avow, -- II! Till 1*11) t 4 wake -U.S. DIstrict Judge John J. Sirica was scheduled soon to begin reviewing the nine tapes of Nixon's private conversations about the Watergate scandal. These are tapes that special prosecutor Archibald Cox had sought before he was fired. Sirica will listen to them in private and decide - SOMETHING NEW under th e English Channel sun will be a seagoing Volkswagen if Mike Gehrke doesn't get wet feet during trial runs. Gehrke, of Hanover, West Germany, plans to make the C ha nnel trial in his six-mile-an-hour, did-it-himself amphibious model early in 1974. previously, it appeared the commit tee had struck a deal with the White House and would settle for an edited transcript of the tapes, authenticatedby Sen. John C. Stennis, D-Miss. He was expected to appeal for national unity in the announced the tapes would be given to a federal judge. House leaders said the probe would continue at least until the effects of Nixon's action become known. It was clear, however, that initial rea ction to the President's reversal was favorable. President Nixon, reported concentrating on Middle East developments, canceled plans for a Wednesday night address to the nation on Watergate and stead scheduled a broadcast news conference for 9 p.m. EDT Thursday. in the most vicious fighting cease completely." Several spoken Arab enemies of Israel, peace agreement should start Monday with Israeli and Britist since the outbreak of the war." hours later a second announce- rejected the cease-fire. Jordan, "1iiiitied1nY and concurrently officials. He had nothing to say Israel charged the Egyptians ment in Tel Aviv reported: "At which has about 8,(X)O troops with the cease-Fire ... under to newsmen on his arrival, but wi th "incessant" cease-f ire v10 daybreak the Egyptians opened wi th the Syrian forces, sa id appropriate auspices." A U.N. report of his trip was promised e Security later In the day by the White lations and sa id its forces In the heavy fire on Israeli forces on Monda y it would accept th e spokesman said th southern sector of the Suez the western bank of the Suez recolution if Syria did, noting Council would determine the IJoue. Canal fron t had been ordered to Canal on the central sector." that its forces in Syria are "appropr iate iuspices (or the WATER WEIGHT continue fighting to counte r There was no immediate technically under the Syr ian negotiations." c 'nave li Egyptian attacks in that area, word on Israeli re taliation in command. But there was no pub p R 0 B L E M? Egypt accused the Israelis of that area, but an official of the M onday to get peace talks un P seizing new positions du ri ng the Israeli command said alter the The Middle East News Agen- der way. Sir Laurence night, particularly on the west earlier reports of Egyptian f ir- cy correspondent said the McIntyre of Australia, the ba nk of the canal, and said that Ing that th e Israeli for ces Egyptians along the Suez Canal council chairman for Octobe r, Israeli planes bombed and "sh ed as much restraint as were at ta cking with hundreds said no council mem be r had F water in the body can strafed the Egyptian forces. was possible before returning of tanks, sco res of mecha nized appr oached him a bout sched- be uncomfortable. l',-Ll%l It sad this "compels our fire." infantry brigades and an "un. ifling a meet ing for today, and will help you lose excess We at FaIrwa f orces to use force to strike at Damascus Radio announced precedented" number of fight- di ploma ts at U.N. headquarters water welgfit. Plaia Drugs recommend I er-bombers. did not expect a session until th e Israeli forces in the post- th:it the Syrian government - % , I JV offer to the committee. -Crucial questions remained unaswered about the future of the Justice Department's newly inherited inquiries into the Watergate and related matters. It wasn't known if prosecutors would be allowed to get any presidential tapes or papers besides those Nixon agreed to give Sirica. S oun r But the panel appealed to the U.S. Circuit Court for full access, denied that it had made any deal not to continue the suit, and told Nixon there appeared to be confusion about the terms of the compromise agreement. After that, and after Nixon gave in on the tapes Cox had sought, the White House withdrew its Pans Revis,ion Win Nobel STOCKHOLM (AP) - The 1973 Nobe1 Prize for Physics was awarded jointly today to two Americans, Leo Esaki and Ivar Giaever, and a Briton, Brian Josephson The three winners were anno-unced after lengthy deliber. aLlan by the Royaj Academy of Science which cited the two Americans for "their experimental discoveries regarding tunneling phenomena in semiconductors and super conductors, respectively." Josephson was cited for "his theoretical predictions of the rwnnrfit rf ,.._i '5' SlI'..Ul4il UMUULI l IWUIV udrrler, UI I. ... which àe gii1eiuiiy known a Josephson effects." Japanese-born Esaki, who works wi th the IBM Corp., and Norwegian-born Glaever, who works for General Electric, share one half of the $I20,O® prize, while the other half goes to Josephson of Cam br idge University. The decision was delayed for more than hour with fcnir choices one a last-minute outcider being discussed durlag the academy's decisive session. - , - - - s IcTci by the Russians, continues to dispute West Berlin's ties to MADRID tAl'j Gen, Fran- West Germany. clsco Franco and his wife hosted a family party at El Prado DANBURY, Conn. (AP) palace to mark their golden Clifford Irving, who Is serving a weddlig anniversary Monday. two-year conspiracy and grand France will be 84 In December. larceny sentence for faking the His wife is Howard Hughes autobiography, is literaily counting away the BERLIN (AP) -Chancellor days at the Danbury federal prison. W'lly Brandt led his party's U Ulf UUT $CECI Ø11I -- ---'. 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ITALY SUSITIT I J" 111 PITI CHERRY KUAJA *i$U?$[JLITT ION DIIWUI lIhILI I lISLl . 4 Later the south bound lanes of the highway were reopened from the northern terminus to Secaucus. Also closed was the Hudson Bay extension, which leads to the Holland Tunnel into New York. +4% C IO ij r'-iJ L ' '1 .99 , There's more . . . but, we'll wait a day or so and see if prover au thorities ma ke an effort to correc t some of these Inadequacies. CIU 4.29 Speed limi ts on th e superhighway, normally 60 m.p.h., were reduced to 45 m.p.h. . - ROSE FROM PORTUGAL ' - J U A N ESTERAN"PI'i1 NO PAUMASON ...*.1 TAYLOR .t Y SlATE IAhCERS ROSE , 219 2295 1 1 Jfl 1 99 2388 IL"I~11 ØQ MONMOUSSEAU VOUVRAY 119 • • k•S' 2.69 . .- no SD oCT J4 *111 CCvI'QI GORDON VODKA RUARTj69 7100 ii; DLIJL LABEL 2.98 2980 tliurn,sUruiLjH i 29 2495 rorni ii - ••_.,. .......P .. 30.95 MIRASSOU MONTEREY RIESLING 329-.32 90 '' 74 95SEBASIIANI CHENIN BLANC 749,, 7695 MUSE.. 1.10'. 13.75 AMBASSADOR VEMO'J1H 1.49 . 15.95 179 1, 1895 319 32 50L'! ITALY Hi-Way 17.92 ________________ WHITE BLACKBERRY 1.7 9,,' 1895 SAN MARTIN .• 4. I& 5iP Park ROSE. 399: 4795 ' . .--.• ... '.-'., 1. 7j 95 12 YIN SARRAU BEAUJOLAIS 298 IMP MICHIMANGELOCHIANTI ru,y_ ,,,,. '10 Vt4TAGE CHATEAU . 2495 flOIITrl i VIVA BURGUNDY. CHABLIS, . . ROSE COOS SU*$ OCt • II T"tTM C05" LTEN HIGH 1.19. ... 299; 3495 ROTHCito .' '-.'. 1 99 A': I News D gest i : P NIXON was surrounded by the sounds of : 3495 445048000 : : . miscalculation as he ponder ed perhaps the worst crisis of his presidency. (Page 2A) :; I PAUL JONES - can get 'em to agree not to carry soap in their pockets •,., - providing -) ' ART 439 QUART j59 OC, O LIT OCt Iiwu,'cowO-u QT. HAIG 5 * 99 SCOTCH '.'' Somehow, there's something unnerving about a kid with a Daniel Boone haircut, a Mark Twain moustache and an Abe Lincoln beard telling us that he L5 relectine the ,. PRESIDENT Nixon went to the brink and without Archibald Cox. (Page 2A) ca me ba ck - -' -, ' '_ enefit System Fails sotne TALLHASSEE, Ha. (Al')- mem be rs of the state and coun- and $'243,938 wi th Planning Re- ply that the automa ti on project The state Administration De- ty officers and employes retire- search Corp. was only one of three proposed puterlze the Florida retirement system but came up with a sys- out Weather "The department still does computerization projects and of balance, Yesterday's high 82 low this not have an automated retire- the others are being iznple- morning 63. Generally fair Administration secretary ment system as was con. mented. through Thursday. Highs in low tern that could not compute L.K. Ireland said the audit templated upon entering into He said the retirement bene- to tiud 803. LOW tonight In low to benefits, Auditor General Er- came in the middle of reorgani- this contract," Ellison said, fits function could not be used mid 60h. nest Ellison said today. zation caused by legislative Skies were clear over most of "The department has an until completion of a data conIn the audit of the department consolidation of a number of re- automated benefit payroll Sys- version program now under the nation again today, marred as of June 30, 1972, Ellison said, tlrement systems. tern, but the system does not way. only by a Scattering of rain in "Much of the data converted to The adm inistration depart- provi de for the computation of the Far West and East and the tape and microfilm are either ment in 1970-72 had comput- benefits for retirees nor does it The legislature made another prospect of snow in the Rockies. Incomplete or inadequate." erizatlon contracts of $37,900 provide for projecting benefits major reorganization of the reTemperatures before dawn For example, he said out of with System Science Develop- for employes who are nearing tlrement system and created ranged from V to Ely. Nev., to the about 40,000 accounts converted ment Corp., $98,975 with Office retirement age," he added, division on July 76 at Key West, Fla. to tape for members or former Systems of Tallahassee, Inc., Ireland said In his written e- 1, 1972, he said. -_______ -. - -- By DONNA ç'j THE CALNO plan, he said, free of charge and donating $300 Herald Staff V,'riter provides ''urban spacers'' one per house and $200 per apart. LONG WOOD City council unit per acre land use to the ment to the county to pay the Mcnday night approved an- east and three units per acre to costs of compact from the development, he said. nexation of a Longwood- the west. Markham Road tract on which Kimbrough warned that Helie and Albers said the a planned unit development is approval of the Trim Tic PUD, developer Is seeking annexation proposed by the Trim Tic called Fox hollow, will requIre for munIcipal services. But, Longwood Elementary School Councilman E. E. WIlliamson, Development Company. Property owners In the to go on double sessions. castingtheonlyvoteagainstthe unincorporated area bounding Greenbelt is providing three annexation, said the city does the planned development, led school sites to the School Board not have the money to provide I... § ' f'._lZ...,. ?..L... idr1tiiiniaI 511.1 flSIP'iflflfInt II3I1.I UMI351I,P,44I f.-ii. IUI ____ police and fire departments to protest the annexation. The priposed annexation and planned unit developoicut zoning was for 17 acres, part of alO8 acre tract, where Trim Tic plans to build 984 apartments, patio and single family homes. Tom Albers and King Belie. representing the developers, said the development density wi ll be 92 units per acres. _____________________________ Belie and Albers pointed to the nearby Heathrow and Index Greenbelt PUDs which the Area deaths ...........2A Entertainment .........8B county has approved as a Bridge ...............911 horoscope .........9B prccetknt for permitting the Calendar -------------6A Hospital notes ----------6/s i PUI) in Longwood. Classifiedads ------lO-ilA Publienotices ---------12A x, Kimbrough, speaking for the Comics ...............98 Society ................ 7/sgroup for the protesters, Crossword puzzle ------98 Sports ................8-9/s pointed out Greenbelt has 3.5 Dear Abby .............98 State ..................5A . units per acre and that both the rtodu .................2/s DI". Crane ..............88 minty and CALNO land use Editorial comment .....4A TV .....................8B , plan calls for low density develoument in the area. which the development wit ' __________ ... ______ .1- ____ _ _____ 1. 1. _____ _____ ____ _____ -. _____ this Kimbrough, Jammed citv hall ISRAEL announced that Egypt accepts a second ceasefire in the Mideast war and orders its soldiers to lay down their arms today on the Egyptian front. P12A) } :; X ISRAELI FORCES may have cut off the •t wgyp an arms' in the Sinai . major par to1s 11e , from its supply sources. (P-12A) 22.95 BESIALOFF BOOK OFWiNES ot*i C$ U Put Is COth'O1 t , "i '.' 5.25 .--------. -' -. we - GONIAIESBYASS CREAM 1'" For the records . . . the members of the Spring Oaks Home homeowner's Assoclation have passed a resolution that they will recognize Trick or Treaters on the occasion ofHalloween only on Oct, 31 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. (Now If we can get all of the li t tle testOwear a wrist watch then you'll have it made providing can also get 'em to read the time . providing we •.. Longwood Okays Annex Of 37 Acres For PUD Kobus said that the second worst crash in turnpike history occurred only last Saturday, when a bus-cartruck collision near Bordentown killed eight and injured 13. 4650 GOLD SlAt PORT - SHERRY l69' 1895 1,99..' 2149 1.99 2295 . - -, ,.,•.. ..... 2295 COUNTRY WINE OF FRANCE ___ - - retirement Warning to a certain apart, ment complex in the sou th of the county. . . you're about one edi tion away from an expose on: 1 - charging residents for outside lighting and leading * themtnbe lievelt'sapartolti'ie internal illumination process 2 offering a community1ype TV antenna which doesn't work and requires residen ts to purchase indoor "rabbit ears." - LAMBRUSCO IN? U..I - "'." - CasselberrvJ WHITE HORSE SCOTCH A79 ITS U I' SUCI 1151$ THIS WEEK'S BEST WINE BUYS' SIMON CHAflIS, AC I00015H$ OCT HNTT'.00(OI 0 W GEORGE DICKEL 6.99 ouas' ii tELLER SCHWAR1I KAT1 229 31614 #% 11 DATED 5P 'I tA IIL3 -. - j'RTIN CREAM 111 A. • • At one point, the turnpike, the nati3n's busiest toll road, was closed in both directions from Woodbridge to its northern terminus near the George Washington Bridge, a distance of more than 30 miles. B', John A. Spolski PIIWIUN Its U. Itifte IN? UCTCU BROWN LABEL 10ERAUMIICH1 99 499 ---- '. -- ANDRE 99C At 436 - K.O. HEDGES-BUTLER 11 - "'•'' '" '- _________ 4............• £ Hi-Way 17-92 A' '*' IlIJO, T#5*..a $Puf - partmentspent $W,813 to com- ment system, about 8,000 were I <N I I 8 . ~ ONLY AIC HAS A TIMPIIATLUI C0T0OLLIO V,I5$t CILSAS WITH 24 INCH NAILS ,9 • III ST. LEGER _____________ M01PUT [1511 5(OICu _________ owu ti A CII r. SES LI Fern 5 9 It 1 .v _____ THIM IA N A1C QUART 12 YR. OLD RARITY IMP 111111,411 799 c*si SCOTCN ..*at 3,, 0 .!I- II IL 12 EAR WISERS 10 YR. SANGRIASIPIJI L4 CA*A0LAI $ t4 5lI.l ItU T GALLON GOLD SEAL ?IIU )MV I 'it: S I )S I$* 5•99 CHAMPAGNE '*' P10 GUASTI ' size HILDA RICHMOND 66$ SW Del ton.j IMP SCORN I TS IT SOV1101 T-Il DI AW uriur ULJISPr%ULL,LI E:'' A.iI The smoke and fog also hindered rescue ____ __________ C" 3..14 5195 CERTIFIED 4.590551. Lw V.S.O.P. BRANDY IN? IL&CI PwItLWI u •• TOM CASt CS III II 105*5*1 $11 D BRANDY USTLIIOS , SILAS HOW[ ID YR. 1 ffto -'. $ 479 Isi*sit IV# iu • VIURY ABC 6 YR. KY. 591 Ii AR . lAiN 3 OTS 1 IMP SCOTCU III IT 10551101 H9S CASE ....... AK?UM SU N O1IAuALI Hostess. - - - ' ' ""' ITS ShIfTS i*iit CUBE ICE II STANLEY 'II," IMP. TEQUILA - S TI IT ITS f ROYAL DELUXE 8 YR. t , l. 011) REPEATER ABC 8 YR. OLD CANADIAN PA •_ j , .--- THIS WEEKS BEST BEER BUY! C G I.ME r 'r. in 1" Si 5?iT$ ?lEtTi IWA SCHNLEY RESERVE . ARC 8 YEAR L.-MLVL!1I '-'t? HIGHLAND BREEZE 'ui StOICS STANLEY KY. an [Mill IN? W1IO Ai%ICDT ___ 41, 0 $ .* I UI ""'1' 'v.,, ..-. .- '-•p r..I(',h 14P1 I$*O0lDI1IU -- ,, '..- 'I.1I 4•49,, _____ ___ ___ • 10551101 ft v • - McHENRY 8 YR I! -, : - ____ ___ __ IN? U0ItS into ,)SToS IU HILL 4 ,..it.: ___ ..i*u uL-*S.UW 0 uluTi MOIU ILILi t'WI $ V)O(I d) $5 I - 100 PR. VODKA 499... 5975 MM ED KY BLEND I I - 339'.'. 3895 QUART JACQUIN HEAVEN ITS It 11150 CHAMPAGNE . 1flTO fLICk -------".' GOLD COACH - . - ' ,~& BROOKFORD ,,..,,,. I, 4.99, 86 PR. SCOTCH 0" (11114111 moo via tow"am U." 009 AkIll? --- i "°'' SMIRNOFF -.•' •.• -- - ... 4.29 _ r s • - KEARNY, N.J. (AP) At least nine persons were killed and more than 40 injured today in th ree major pile-ups and scores of minor accidents on the fogshrouded New Je rsey Turnpike, police said. According to a s ta te police spokesman, five persons died in one 22-vehicle crash, which occurred where the roadway passes through this industrial cornmunity between Newark and New York. The other four fatalities occurred in two separate pile-ups near Secaucus, about two miles north of here, Sgt. Joseph Kobus of the state police said the accidents resulted from low visibility caused by the fog mixed with smoke from a week-long swamp fire in the Hackensack Meadowlands. Kobus said the series of pileups constituted the worst traffic mishap in the history of the turnpike, O(flu which opened in 1952. 6 9' - - UNNYBROOK "II, 4115CA51 saa* I%#14 I.:— HARVEY'S III • - . -. S _____ SC!Cl 6.19 N Y STATE C-AU QT$ STILLBROOK 1I]cicrl, 7)ISCA*I ';': 399 "i $TIAI4PI $QlITI IN? ICITCI ______ UPS op scolcill 515(j 4771 I -: ' tali t.0 I III BIG "T" TOOHUNTER ewt*nia Lr. - fif'1fl:fj lL.N LI! 1I11 ;l1I.'JLiKt1!F!A iI 1".9 15 3895 3 19'.. 4548 10 YEAR OLD GOLD ,.. I" 4595 STANLEY KY VODKA 8315 GOLD LOAtH 12 YR 699 4 19 own 5295 UT. PARADISE RUM GIN-VODKA 3m 10" 41.88 4495 199 .'. R9 50 0112 YR BLEND 3 in 15" 6195 UT ROYAl. DELUXE VODKA-GIN 3 99 )l P' 4495 • 4595 CANADIAN FALtS 4 YR 4995 LONOON TOWER 94 PR GIN 429 399 31'010 4188 4 99 5895 UT. STANLEY CANADIAN 499... 5695 ABCVODKAGIN.RUM 3515 299 499-- 5915 86 8 CERTIFIED CANAOIAW 499'.i 5695 *,%' 'W GlNRUMVOOKA 699 1895 WiSER 15 YR CANADIAN BOND 899..'. 9950 MR ED KY GIN 1 3 vo 9 38.95 1 ABC %III RUM tItl$1.0 - INVER HOUSE ABC VODKA MR. ED K1. ___ Is, ___ IIPIIIU 14 ART 4 ETHS 3 ITS 17 ?V0II Ut 51$ ________ BE REAL RE AL T/C. '' - ABC GIN QUEEN ANNE ____ For fast relief - MIX - "' Sr 44 its CERTIFIED SSftCASLSTW$ ' • SOUTHERN COMFORT *A Ei LICIITLADII SANDEMAN 111 U'INP maltm Ilvilol , -.'.- • I , . •:i 41t'I41'Ir.rn-r.1:!ki1 8 YEAR 010 REPEATER 319's', 4? 95 ROYAl DELuXE SCOTCH GOLD COACH 8 YEAR 449 4955 QUART TEACHERS MR I KENTUCKY 359 '.' 4188 12 YR REAL MACKEN1IE CERTIFIED 6 YEAR 5695 HIGHLAND BREEZI 93 PR (BIN HOR8 YEAR 419'.'. 5388 j, CERTIFIED a : :OLD TRADE MARK *#--'.' 199 .. 8950 ABC 8 YR OLD SCOTCH QUART MC HENRY 12 YEAR 549.,,..., 6195 12 YR GRAND OLD PARR MCHENRY 8 YEAR 399 i... 4695 OUEEN ANNE - U -' U. •( - 1000 VODKA j ROYALPupCASTLE UITCU 6.99.. &*y4ats 1 I_ma I srl$' - MIX ____________ - - UI P1111 Urn ., 'u, I,ITILI SOTTLID 5$ SCOTLA'ID 71$ S4 011SCI 4 2.99 ,. _______ K-0001 sTI %£ 10!) PR JACQUIN - ____ .. CERTIFIED '' p.. .•.-. ' In Jersey PIle-Ups 11 T1O?IUIVW 379,, $1511 ,iU U'T&iI At 436, CasseIery-iiti00 MAcKENZIE I$PUITCI GIENMORE • , _ JACQUIN - K4, * vwso ABC 6 YR. KY J - *- U rt 111e 9 '- _ SANDY MA!bOF4ALD 86° SCOTCH IS 11' IMP SCOTCH STANLEY cRiwi _____ MOVING Hi-Way 17-92 -* 6 YR. £,1R. ED KY. 8 99 1 ______ go RAMBUIE * HI-Way 17.92, BOND'S MIII. Off MIX" Ualcoltill t DI w5M CAO M*.00? &C 'UI hi, ""'' "-u'' HEADACHE! . 44. '_ VODKA 1.49 ___ ....- •! ,a 59, SPECIALS CHRISTIAN BROS BRANOY S7.' SCHE WIlY GIN ORVODK 3"' STPJtLIY . •' OLD EtA RUM 39 399:: MR MR ID KY. GIN 529 ii ia*ths. Eels 2AM 43 . I -.-- ,-. ItI ITI IT III "t' "'' QUART - ml M N UM O £ØU$IO CHAGt 1111""I AHIVA C ART r.ws A I IM PrIce 10 Cents _____ _____ 4.99. 4,79 ii A.M ANY =fix k ______ STANLEY 699 ' t,(1Cq ____ I*IIOIDA*IIIW 1.49 ILMUIVII DANCING '1112A.M. A*YUARO DELUXE OINTREAU W ' ____ - 66th Year, No.55 ,'. the MP djVVO Itil WHERE YOUAR(NEV(RALONE' SUNDAY ____ ROYAL siui , -'. 4j. .. 399 BRILARD 'a MR VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' ' ,, ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES OPIN '- LI1UUTIMSI 3,79 up 'tia,ii l ABC BUYS BY THE CARLOAD AND THE SAVINGS IS YOURS '- 90 PR. GIN 1.11, UU1111 IL, -Ll i1a.&ø1IP AI$*CSIU LULANI IMP. HAWAIIAN RUM "ILA stut 45 [L ow WHY PAY MORE? LEWIS "66" GOLD MEDAL MARIE 'o', Wednesday, October 24, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 OLD STANLEY ______ IMP.TEQUILA 8 YR. IIII )I5 ,qUcoaTItvIvcg * 111111 -HMARTIN'S JIM BEAM WHOLESALE CASE LIST . - II ____ 10-'I'*L$ ' '1 7 5.99. ____ OLD CHARTER A I. 61 SOVEREIGN DRY GIN ,_- - - _ SEAGRAM V 0 CMamu sNP $t.STCS MtZ AICNASTNtLOWII EVERYDAYPRICES _ ____ _____ ___ BRANDY V.S.O.P. KENTUCKY TAVERN 1110 MOST Of TWUE PItC(S , ___ • GRANT'S 8 YEAR sit, tc 'ii.,u I I " AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS D. ___ IW ths Ap - - _ IN, tfr&J' fl I U MI iy $ uur - developments in the Watergate everyone will be "in good versus private enterprise $305,000 grant program shape," County Commission competition dilemma now commissioners are split over IMPEACHMENT - A pre. Chairman Lid Vihien said facing them with the expiration the present companies In the liminary impeachment Inquiry As of Nov. 1, there will be no today. of Herndon Ambulance Corn- county. continues in the house despite regular ambulance service for Commissioners have set a pony's contract and $29,000 Vihien, saying today he Prebident Nixon's decisIon SJ the poor In Seminole County, Monday work session to wrestle annual subsidy. personally favors "exclusive obey a court order and turn service for wi th the excluci'.k- fr;nchIse but crncrgen(The contract had includ ed service by a private enterprise over th e Waterga te tapes. mlnon-emergency Indigent am- Firm," endorsed both Herndon thaI reaction to the Preside nt's _____ bulance service, but no and P&S. "We ha ve no reason reversal, however, appears fa0 - , M rirrngr'rncnt for th.. ç'r l'.z tc. t.e1i that .J 1, vric. yet been worked out, Vihien ambulance ice will not serv NIXON -President Nixon Is said, adding "this is one thing meet the needs of the people.., to make a na tionwide te ktsIon Fi. .i ____ which really worries me." both cnmpani are dnirt fim addrei, innlght, in Ils'nts The midnight, Oct. 31 con- on emergency services." Watergate tapes dispu te. He 1L: tract expiration will leave the Commissioner Greg traveled to his retreat at Camp ____ county with two firms Drummona, however, today David, Md., to work on the -. ? ,i Herndon and Physicia ns and had few kind words for Herndon speech. Surgeons Ambulance Company or P&S, saying he wants the TAPES -U.S. District Court !, operating with nonboard to advertise throughout Judge John J. Six-lea Li cxsubsidized, non-exclusive the state, and that "the county petted to begin reviewing the , •.. r ___-~" franchises. deserves better than the tapes soon. He will bear them in ".Y: IA third company, PAK current appli cants," private and de te rmine what Enterprises, headed by two VihIen said his position is parts, If any, should be presentft . men under indictment on purely preliminary, adding ed to a grand Jury. _W .- . =__ ~ - - 1 - -t.-ir .1 charges of conspiracy to put "the board is looking hard at COMMrITEE - The Sena te •.. • .dç, P&S Ambulance out of ambulance service for the Watergate committee conbusiness, also has applied for a county, and wants to once and tlnues Its own battle to get the I. non-exclusive franchise. f or all acquire the best type of ta pes. It has s ppeakd to the • While a majority of the board service for the county." a-.U.S. Circuit court for full Tuesda y indicated It favors an Both men discounted the eventual exclusive franchise to possibility of ny "meaningful" JUSTICE -Things remain ed one company - or perhaps a money from the state, b ut unsettled at the Justice DepartSID VIJILEN Al. county-run service, as the state agreed that one of the alter- meat, shaken by the departure Is encouraging through a of its two top men. Department Contd On Pg,6ACol.4; ...During meeting officials say many questions are unanswered about the Vuture of the Watergate Investigation, and there are reports resignation may be planned by deportment Lawyers. _____ DELIJXE_..i DELUX E ABC 8___ YEAR RYAL Ifl $11 I? I MR ____ ST. LEGER - husband Ridwd Burton. M GRANDDAD 100 IQIDIIItU**T itiltmi ____ I...' WISER 10 HEDGES-BUTtER boy," Casals once said. "M usic does that. I can never play the same piece twice in the same way. Each time it is new." People in 1 WASHINGTON (AP) Here, By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer itjrrath 5 DAY SALE V SOP COGNAC TEACHER'S summer at the Marlboro, Vt., music colony. "neth I feel li ke a "Pablo Casals was one of thc greatest musicians of all time and the greatest cellist," said Eugene Orman,themusicdIrector The News of the Philadelphia Or. citestra. "His love of people HAMBURG, Germany (AP) parliamen tary delegation into was proba bly the reason for -Actress Elizabeth Taylor jet- the restored Reichstag his rich and long lif e." ted into begin work on her lat- building, marking the first time estinovie, "Identikit," and was in more than three years that a He moved to Puerto Rico nieeting was held by the Social in 1955. Two years later, at put up In the presidential suite of luxury hotel at Lake Aister. Democrats in West Berlin. the age of 80, he married his The political demonstration pupil, 20-year-old Martita Traveling wi th Miss Taylor Monday was to emphasize that 1ontag . It was Casal's Monday was a Dutch friend, resuch gatherings are normal and fourth marriage and her ported to be Henry Wynberg, a within the context of the four- first. She was at his bedside 39-year-old businessmen in power agreement in Berlin in when he died. whose company the has been 1971. seen since her separation from The East European bloc, led ai b i -'-- II'was the foremost cellist of the 20th century and a superlative performer Into his . In recent years he won new honors as a conductor. He was a source of inspiration to the musi cians wi th whom he worked every The tunneling phenomena In solids for which Josephson, Esaki and Giaever were singled out belong to th e most direct consequences of th e laws of modern physics, the awarding body stressed. They belong to the area of quantum physics. The initial pioneering discovery on the tunne ling phenomena was made by Esaki in the late I95C whe n he was working for the Sony corp. in Japan. Thenezt important step was taken by Giaever in 1960. His experiments gave a very direct evidence for the existence ol the so-cMled energy gap in a superco nducto r. Thiswasoneof thekeypredictionsin themicroscoplc themy of su pe rconductivity developed by John Bardeen, Leon Cooper and John Robert Schrieffer, who were awacded last year's physics prize for their joint theory. Then, the United Slates made a clean sweep of th e physics and ckmisu-y prizes wi th Bardeen- one of th e In ven tors of a unique double physics winner. the transistor 0 Glance Of Ambulance Services . Meir Shows train Premier the t TEL AVIV (AP) Mrs. Meir "hasn't changed nllyiise she shares Golda Meir has been sleeping with her son in suburban Ramat her habits," Mrs. Kadar said. less, worrying more and chain- Aviv. 'She's cUU the same simple smoki ng her usual three packs 8)V)PflflflCPS person she was 50 years ago" tier only public of cigarettes a day since Israel have been to visit wounded when she arrived in Palestine went to war 18 days ago. troops and thank American p1- frcm the United States as a She has spent the days and lots who flew in arms and other bride. much of the nights of fighting In military equipment. Otherwise, "She feels okay; she is okay," an unpretentious office in the as one observer put it, "she's Mrs. Kadar said. "She's like Defense Ministry compound, playing general to the gener- French wine; she improves i" getting home when she could to wi th age." - At A 0 Tributes poured in today ac- claiming the greatness of Pablo Casals, the cellist and humanitarian who died Monday at % lie was to be buried this afternoon in a black granite vault less than i block from his home. Casals, who for the Last 35 years used his musical talents in a protest against tyranny and a campaign for peace, died alter three weeks in Auxilto Jutuo Hospital. He was hospitalized after a heart seizure, but doctors sa id he also suffered from chronic bronchitis, a kidney failure and circulatory ailments. Watergate • Thanks bo unu In other businesss, the council set 7 p.m. public hearing for w k6-V 10 on the requested a nexationof five lots ln Highland Hills subdivision on the Longwood-Markham Road. The subdivision has been In the city for many years, but its plat included five lots in o county area, Mayor Eugene Jaques said. When the development was approved, the city did not annex the five lots, he said. The board set public hearings for 8p.m. Nov. l9onannexation and rezoning of the CampbeLl property on SR 427 with commercial zoning and at 8 p.m. Nov. 19 fr the annexation and business district zoning of the McCardle tract on SR 434. , r~ ,:: . -- . 111111111 Did You Forget T h e United Fund? Or Perhaps You Were Missed Enclosed is my check for $-.. to the tU nnited i ted Fund to help support the U Agencies during the year 1974. Name Address ...................................... Mail to: Box 144, Sanford, ha. 32l �- 2A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Oct. 24, 1973 National News Briefs it Nixon s Capituitition May Iqmv= * 0 it End His T ug hestc risis Soap Box Illegalities I0ULDER, Cob. (AP) — Robert Lange Sr. says more than half of the entries In the 1973 All-American Soap Box Derby were constructed in violation of derby rules. Lange, who Is accused of helping his nephew cheat to win this year's derby In Akron, Ohio, was ordered on Tuesday to contribute $2,000 to the Boys' Club of Boulder as part of settlement of charges that he contributed to the delinquency of a minor. District Court Judge Horace Holmes also banned Lange from participation In a soap box derby for two years. WASHINGTON (AP) - WASHINGTON (AP) — A U.S. magistrate has whed Wed a Nov. 9 extradition hearing for W.A. "Tony" Boyle, the former United Mine Workers president now recuperating from a nearfatal overdose of barbituates. The hearing Is on the government's attempt to have Boyle returned to Pennsylvania to face charges there in the 1969 slaying of UMW insurgent Joseph Yablouski, his wife and a daujhter. flc v a ct iuiay by U.S. '1;igitrak' Arthur Burnett. — heading for his hideaway office to search for a solution. From Pennsylvania Avenue, 50 yards across the lawn, the President could hear the blaring of automobile horns toris ts responded to a demonstrator's 'llonk for Impeachment" sign. It was a raucous reminder that his earlier decision to seek a compromise on the Watergate tapes a decision he hoped would bring a national sigh of relief 44 I5tC! what an aide called "some kind of a nightmare ... a lire storm." "A miscalculation," his , arm White House counsel now PRIZEWINNER In profile. blur.!iy call, the decision to Latest on Secretary of State f force through a re3olution of U Henry Kissinger's list of honors is the Nobel peace month-long tapes dispute. Prize', tiireti lilt Nurif' Twenty-four hours after his Vietnam's Ic Due Tho. walk up the steps of the office as mo Unsafe For Children CHICAGO (AP) — Mothers' arms are not the safest place for babies in automobiles, says a g1oup of pliyciarts concerned with automotive safety. Eeh yesr more than 400 Infants wider age one the in the United States because of passenger car accidents, they said Tuesday. The group, Physicians for Automotive Safety, said the most neglected Infants are the newborns "because 99 per cent of the more than 3 million hospital-born Infants travel home in mothers' a'ms without proper car-seat protecLi on." — OIL POWER £ - — kZ2L - a Da 25blliori tä9biliion IS16billion S954million S2 3 billion bbbbillson IS I I billion $226 million S497 million S2 I billion More than ever before, oil is a critical factor in the Mideast crisis. The United States, which produces around 75 per cent 01 its oil needs, could survive without Arab supplies, but Japan and Western Europe, importing weapon for such countries as Libya. Iraq and Saudi Arabia: the threat of bringing much of the industrial world to its knees by withholding critical supplies of fuel. -I- Ni'w xon Gets 2 $ '* 1110n M1 - rrender Ta es SuOf p M e e t :A- XL,d R CiC By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Many political leaders across the nation have expressed happines and relief over President Nixon's decision to surrender the White House tapes. There were also expresslons of bewildermen t nver it timing. Several said Nixon had acted In the best in Interest of tnhe country and they expressed hope his concession would silence his critics and end the controversy over the tapes. After staunchly refusing for months to give up nine Watergate tape recordings and firing special Watergate prosecutor Archibald last Saturday uver the issue, Nixon agreed Tuesday to abide by a court order to surrender the tapes to U.S. District Court Judge John J. Sirica. - - ___________ Air, Ci 34' Am 15'. 4' ?$T - 25- , Ca Pc An. Nan 4 , *i w. 7P. fttwq 111twil Ind III. 3)1. 3)1, kffi St ,. Ca'o P. Ccl ca D"116 Air Dc'., 504w rone . ., - G4*irfd 0us$ Oil H#rul Ho.i,r*$i SM ... 24 14. iffi Pap .... 74I 74. 1*0 77's • s.'a SpsrrvR ;s 4), ,, • . , . 0+ r'Co.v Sr 1,..GlI " L , - .' , 4j, - W.',o• I"it-1.04r1 0. NetO4I. :i.j VIA 111's , 2%. 2%. fl. 711. 77, 711., ri n'. n fat ctieese, certain chocolate prod ucts and certain animal " ''' 451. 7i', 24'. ,r1 feeds containing milk or milk SI'. SO'. Si IN *111 *7'., products. 'The President's s w n tion on quotas carn', less than 54I '• •4' three months before a con ,,, 371k v w. troversial administration deci. 57'. 57', 57'. siontolreasethelevelof fed"' " "' eral price supports on milk. 5) 52'. 52- . ' &:'• l. 24'. 75. % W. a $1'. SS S(OIIP4* ScIC*SL .n fl ho WMAW " se0.5 741 9.0 U. L.a. Len We " oCCoa , Wi 1.$05' • 57' W. • p crvt, M• . 7'. %),IRy $3' • * 31 Sr. fl' U'. u' W. W. Ii'. • 1) It :i 2I 1 2*. 7)', *S• L4'* I%. 142 V* 111 AA fl, ,••.. rfi Co 13)'' )4 r- vr;f 13' 244'.' 74%', 314 2118 • fl. iT - - 7P4 25' 25' 25'. 3a. 24 7" 1$', *4 it 1 0 ., Ii w. i )7', 17'.' 11', 43 12 12 etrt3 WtVI0, • 1119 n1V Public interest groups are W. .77'. 50 ). ,, s, suing the administration over U 13'. ' that price boost, contt.nding 41 IF, 4)'. ' that it was a payoff to the dairy It'. II', ic. industry for more Um M,,00o Ws 7,' In campaign contributions that 25 77 7$. ii'. began to flow Into the NLxoii 7? 7? , campaign three days before 77'. n , 144 $45 it Increase was announced. - 11V Al UNITED FUND TOTAL SOARS KEEPING tally of the soaring United Fund total Is v secretary Margaret Ganz. , assisted by her daughter Julie Aten. The Fund's total reached $82,258 Tuesday, less than $18,000 away from the Oct. 25 goal of $100,000. One of the highlight's of Tuesday's report luncheon was the announcement made by Sheila Brown (r) of $3,26 collected by the Residential Division team of volunteers, Here Red Cross representative Beth Henson and Campaign Chairman Greg Jones from pace-setter firm Strombere.('rlci'n (Hfl in applause for the fine effort. Red Cross employes have made a 100 per cent contribution to the Unite'l Fund, as have other agencies supported by the Fund, including Scouts, Salvation Army, and Florida P Children's Homes, Employes from StrombergCarison have collected it total M 1111,53.5 In 'late. Sen. Hubert If. Humphrey, DMinn,, agreed that Impeachmint moves would be deflated now, Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania said Nixon did the "eminently right thing" in releasing the tapes, but Scott said he was certain talk of impeachment did not dictate Nixon's action. ' President Faces Trouble Without Prosecutor Cox My— JOHN EARL ALLEN 4 - J 7W _____ - • Touchdown The United Fund is In the Last great deal to our campaign." dinner Thursday night at the two minutes of play with $82,258 Southern Bell spokesman Sanora Club, which will be collected towards their Oct. 25 Russ Kitner reported a total of hosted by Brailey Odham. goal of $100,000. Florida Power and Light and I can only say thank you, Jerry Thomas made a partial and thank you," Campaign report ol$2,528frorn Chase and Chairman Len Unitas told ('n United Fund volunteers at the Mrs. Sheila Brown's report of tapes. But there clearly were some In the White Ho. who W"W COX oulsted In any event. Richardson said there was some discussion of the firing of Cox early last week, Nixon's proposed tapes se ttle. ment was even outlined special prosecutor, -: fifth report dinner Tuesday $3,236 collected by her group of hosted by the Sanford Lioni women in residential areas was Club at the Sanford Marina greeted with enthusiastic apHoliday Inn. plause. "We can thank our campaign Sanford Herald Campaign chairman whose straightChairman Doris Williams forWard and honest attitude toward giving has set us all a reported 100 per cent fine example," said Vice ticipation, with 11,619 collected. _, ,._. •" • •• •• rr g..oni In,.rn,,r,. rrestoeni aca Horner. Highlighting the meeting was over Last year's contribution, the partial report made by Greg with 15 persons participating in Jones, campaign chairman for fair share giving. "We're right under the goal pace-setting firm Strombergposts In these last two minutes Carlson, who reported $11,535 play. Let's go all out for that collected so far from employes. "This report brir.gs the goose last $18,000," urged Unitas. bumps out on me," said Homer. Final reports will be made "We are proud the Strom- and the grand total announced berg-Carlson effort. It means a at the United Fund victory of 14 - Gramkow Fur*,ii I-lame chapel with Rev Ted Cosmato of Ilciating Burial will be Evergreen Cemetery, Grpmkow 'Funtcal Home in charge. - UF N the Area Deaths W. 17th St., Sanford, died Monday. He was a native of Eustis, moving to Sanford -seven years ago. He wn a Im graduate of Seminole High School and a member of the First Baptist church of Sall. lord. - ______________________ _ _________________ ______ ijtI ___________________________ __________ ___________________ ______________________________ Stuart Funeral Supply Co. "Offering you a Complete line of service with ditlgence" • INQUIRIES INVITED BOZO THE CLOWN IN PERSON AT JCPenney SANFORD, PLAZA . Thursday (Tomorrow) 7:30 - 8:30 PM of Ao- S COMEW ' SKylab 3 Liftoff May ;. 4W/--- nm - Be Delayed By Tanks --- to ' (;. 1L, hlt'rc's an interesting thought which we might do well to xinder. When an engineer pla4j a building he d not provide merely for normal stres ses. lie multiplies his 'limat (if probable strain hr three, six or even twenty, to iii1ikc th e structure safe no matter what happens, The reserves are important! Our reservq as humans are always amaxi ng . Whether It 13 spiritual, or physical strength, we were all made to meet and master strains. We are designed to face life, and any situation life creates, un'dismayed, When we see sorrow or some other great crises facing us it is well for us to remember that God design us. and He never FiutnIorel on tLsthccami r, OUR THOUGHT TO REMEMBER: Reserves strength Physical 81A spiritual, lie hidden within us. of • lll * .GRAMKOW '1, P.O. Box 86, Casselberry, Na. 32707 — VP- Congress for Impeachment, .L - FUNERAL HOME lW.Airp- Blvd. i Mile East 013 Air por t Blvd. frOn3traf, -. - -- '. ,'. , ' - • CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Experts were to determine tMiw if the Skvliib I launching will have to be postponed because of a slight buckling in two rocket fuel tanks. The experts, mainly metallurgists, were flown here Tues. day night from NASA's Mar. shall Space Flight Center, Ala., a few hours alter the mkhap in the first stage of the Saturn it.) rocket. The rocket is scheduled to boost astronauts Gerald P. Carr, William H. Pogue and drained off, the domes buckled, possibly because of a drawback in internal nressure. There are four cylIdrical HP-i tanks in the rocket. The other two were not affected. A NASA spokesman said there Is a possibility the buckled section could be pushed out by simply repressurizing the tanks. This WS (lone success fully on an unmanned Saturn lb rocket several years ago. But because this rocket is to be manned, NASA wanted a team of experts to check the Edward G. Gibson toward a linkup with the Skylab space Nov. 10. But officials said that the flight might tiac lobe delayed as long usa month tl if the two tanks have replaced. The space agency reported the dome-like top sections of th e t'o tanks "sank" a few inches after ground CI'€WS had finished pumping 43,000 gallons of a kerosene-like fuel called RP-I into the 24-story-tall rocket After th e ta nks were filled, a slight amount of fuel was drawn off to prcvent possible cxpansion and over-pressur- tanks before the apprach s;ic attempted. Carr, Pogue and Gibson are to make the third and final ViSit to the Skylab station, orbiting V0 miles high. ________________________ _______________________________ Ization between now and launch day. While tc fuel was being - - - ----,The Sanford Herald 0 fi - U.- 47 "Thank God," said Sen. Barry Goldwater, ft-Mix. Cox said, "I know all citizens will be happy, as I am, that the President wisely chose to respect the rule of law." "I am proud of the President " sak! R"'*P'!fran fpte cnamrman jack Ranson of Kansas, adding he believed Nixo s release of the tapes would reduce the pressure In Cox IflC00grPssthere13p.opo__j - -- * * * Chisart, Sanford; grandmother, Mrs. Johnsie Porter, Sanford ' WASHINGTON e time is ripe politicafly nificant political impact,,, and a great-aunt, Mrs. Vada Hill- quotas. Ile noted Wt the U-S. Yoemans, crystal River. $2 million In campaign cOnW- recorrunended Tariff Commission had urged Gramkow Home in butions from the dairy fillings, a former Republican imposition of the quotas on charge.Funeral congressman from Nixon's old Sept 21, 1970, nearly three President Nixon imposed simple proclamation EE IT_ di—Oii California, said milk months earlier. "No presidenimport quotas on ice cream, -----------Nixon w- producers had "followed our tial proclamation has been IsBLANCHE E. RAKER ' -cheese and other dairy tion Dec 31 mo IM, a,, days advice explicitly and will do so sued," he noted. prcxbicts. after the 1etter was sent. The In the future. AMPI contributed Blanche E. Raker, 83, Box The promise was made in a "The problem Is this" he ress disclosed 153, Altoona, Fla., mother of the $135,000 to Republican candicontinued. "The dairy Letter to Nixon Dec. 16, 1970, existenceof Y dates In the 1970 election." which also requested action on and later obtained a cannot understand whyLaVica son of San.. 'flPiO PLANETS are on the '"' ""' itinerary of the Mariner 10 vvv wriie yuu ooui wuj &A oup Ic.uIiunenuauons were not mi- -----Funeral services The White House and HiIIings was working to set up channels plernented very qui'k]y. ' are spacecraft being readied at as advocates and supporters," were asked for comment on the "for AMP! to contribute $2 mit- longest the Demociits ever scheduled at 4 p.m., Thursday Florida's Kennedy Space wrote Patrick J. Hilhings, law- matter. Neither responded. lion for your re-election," yet for the Associated Milk to* to Implement a Tariff from the First Baptist Church Center for ea.-ly 1974 la'in"Thisletter discusses a matAltoona. Cemetery, Burial will Altoonj. Producers, Inc. be in ching. In the next parograph, Hill- Commission dairy recommen. of Poinsettia 3,000 miles of Venus and Swinging to within ter of some delicacy and of sig- tng brought up the matter of datlon was 16 days." flyers Funeral He complained of low federal Home, 6,000 miles of Mercury, the Price supports for farm goods, Leesburg, in charge of vehicle will be equipped with Noon Stock Reports and said, "Farmers generally art angements two television cameras to are unhappy with t& economy. take some 8,000 pIctures of FuneralNotices You know our farm belt losses ____________ ____ ____ the two planets closest to the NEW YORK 'APe " ' " • ' '/ ' in the ecUon." H,Ø, La' 1.411 Ge C,na" , ;j" . ALLEN, JOHN EARL—Funifi? ii: • w Astia ;r 21', 77', Gen (icc $1 scvtCes for John Earl Alien. IL M'• PMIPØ U'. *1'. $7'. A1i.1 C'ai Il'. U'. ii'. 001 2'' 2 '1M'0'd )O'i ci $04" *01'. O W. 17th St.. San'ord, who ________ tIl i 751, *1(04 The quotas Nix on imposed Gi $4, U 10-7', 107 *07 d;eda1dayntwiiOp,,..,, r7 n .. • I;,. 1:'. ___________________________ , 4• limit i rn pofts of Ice cream, low.,. ,, W. p.m Wednesday a* the RCA • - building, Nixon reached anoth- day afternoon. indicated these were the major faced a serious impeachment er decision. He would capitulate From presidential aides and factors leading to the effort and that even some faith. and surrender the Watergate other official and unofficial President's decision: ful Capitol Hill followers were tapes and documents to a sources, the events leading to reluctant to defend him vigorfederal Judge — an abrupt turn- Nixon's turnabout can be —A warning by beading Re- (*Lily so long as he refused to about announced In court Tuesreconstructed. The sources publicans In Congress that he release the tapes. Reduces Dairy Imports = - 1 WASH1NGTON(AP).P. Ident Nixon went to the brink [ANALYSISdinary Improprieties. and came back without Archl. _________________ The Senate Judiciary Cornbald Cox. legislation for a Watergate White House staff. mittee is meeting today to disBy yielding to a court order prosecutor the z'residcnt Now the Justice Department cuss just what was promised, for Watergate-related tape cannot fire. and by whom. Richardson • Itself is shaken. Elliot L. Richrecordings, the President The White House said the rdson resig,led as attorney maintains the President has a stepped back from a con- President plans to have the general rather than obey Nix. to change the terms under stltutional crisis. He did so after case handled within his Depart. on's order to fire Cox. which any official was hired, flrIng Cox as special w. ment nfi,ictb .t.i, I nntl AA ...e k_....L urn iiui urea a wruie me Watergate case con. prosecutor. 13 13 Where It Was si x Unties, It Is unlikely any Nixon pronuse by directing him to fire But Nixon has more Watermonths ago, before Nixon nominee could win the Senate gate troubles ahead, a prospect reluctantly agreed to the ap- confirmation required to re.In the House, preliminary im. be Is almost certain to address potntment of a special prose- place Richardson on a per. u1t In his speech to the nation cutor. He resisted that step, sPite Nixon's decision to relent int basis. tonight, then took it to help resolve an Richardson was confirmed °° IRANAnd, If the WhileHouse earlier administration crisis, a only alter promising that the IRAQ ISAUDI ARABIA KUWAITI OATAR ABU DHABI White House officials said couldn't get along with Cox as shakeup in the Cabinet and the special Watergate prosecutor i Tuesday 14 million special prosecutor, getting €miHion 33 million 480000 1 million 5 million neither plannd nor foreseen along without him may prove when Nixon announced a ,o difficult, too. NO 36b'llicn 145b:Uion 66 billion 6biIIiori called compromise on LIBYA ; I owe 11111111 - -J * * * - Revenues At midday Monday, surrounded by the sounds of miscalculation, President Nixon slowly climbed (lie steep steps of the Executive Office Building. Often in the past he had bounded up the steps two at a time. But now he was burdened with perhaps the worst crisis of his presidency, and he was Boyle Hearing Nov. 9 Rserv'c (in Barrels) R a to - I lu ',i life 'tel II.r,,lil i'4)Iished Daily CiCepI Satufc$,,, Th Sanford jrving.., 1 HOSPITALITY, WARM GREETI NS, AND A WIDE VARIETY OF HELPFUL CIVIC INFORMATION: '- EVE CRABTREE 834 9212 Sanford SANDRA RAWLINS 834 9212 Casselberry SIDNEY THOMPSON 834 9212 Sps'irrns Herald N French 1 Altamonte Svlfol d ' Second ( .'.'. '-' ,•- 1',, SHIRLEY MILLET 834 9217 F nrest City -it Sanford Flor,dA 32M SuPflCript'on Ra'es hr carrier wet. SSc IIILDA RICHMOND 668 5867 Year S7 JO -___De I1on — '1 fL . I Il2flh(a Wednesday, Oct. 24, 1973 -3A �.0 T . 4A—The Sanford Herald A Didbadat Plan To. Win By L osi9 n ? By RAY cRoMIk:y NEA months before the attack on Pearl Harbor, a prominent Japanese told me this country must go to war with the United States, Only through such a war, he reasoned, could Japan secure the American cooperation — postwar — necessary for his country to develop its full potential. The United States would win the few . negotiation proposals in principle. But American negotiators were unable to get Israel to budge. The feeling in the administration was that Sadat was ready for peace at least in a peaceful approach to peace and was ready to make, or at least consider seriously, what American policymakers believed to be reasonable concessibris to achieve an end to the longstanding war which the Egyptian president no longer believed was in his country's interest. U.S. talks American officials at the policy-making level of government became quite unhappy with the unbudging stand taken by Tel Aviv. In private talks, even usually optimistic officials seemed discouraged and depressed. They pointed out that Sadat had agreed to sign a formal peace treaty with Israel, a proposal they had believed no Arab leader would dare make. lie accepted concessions praposed by United Nations mediator Gunnar Jarring, lie agreed to with Israel went on and on, but to no avail, mediation by the U. S. aimed at an interim solution which included opening the Suez Canal. lie later expelled 20,000 Russian advisors. — war, he said, but that would not matter. "You Americans only respect people who "You fight, especially those who fight you, regardless of what you may say to thq contrary," There is increasing evidence that thinking of this sort prompted President Anwar Sadat's drive into Sinai. Somewhat over two years ago Sadat ac. cepted secret preliminary U.S. peace This IRS Hawking - reporter knows first that hand "'' _______ - _ \- / ______ // The Soviet Union exhibited no reluctance but began an urnmediate airlift of weapons to Syria and Egypt while those two nations still were In the early phases of their surprise __ -.... ( w4b.69%" I, "Maybe I'd better try a little less fashionable pair!" 'anfariirrath TELEPHONE 322 2611 )OQ N FRENCH AVE., - L Certainly, the destruction of Israd, irt li. J•. inequities which it would involve, is not a development that the United State or the Western world could accept. For one thing, it would put a large fraction of the world's supply of oil in the hands of the Soviet Union, with all of frightening consequences that would 8319993 SANFORD, FLA. 32771 . 2 S / - - - his crony, C.G. \ ____ - ) ( 0 . .-4 I `1 .1 - Q~ , ~ _l I 4.,- D 1ftA — - — -- - - —, 'V .-' — l L / /. '7- . - .. . "I: () '- -. WALTER A. CIELOW, Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOY L E Advertising Director & Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Manager A SPOLSK, Asso,iate Edit DAVID A. BRYANT Managi ng Editor J RICHARDS Søirt Editor WINIFRED F. GIE LOW Comptroller DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager J A E CASS EL BE R k v Count? Editor DORIS WILLIAMS Soc iety Editor CHRISNELSON ROY GREEN Advertising Manager CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Supt, Not that the years ahead are going to be a picnic, even under the best of terms. Certainly one Of the striking aspects of current "Yom Kippur war" Is the unprecedented unity it has created among the Arab nations. Seven other states, seeing the early successes of Syria and Egypt, have the offensive overtly by cornmitting men and arms. Even warriors, and Lebanon, are In the war. BILL VINCENT JR., Chief Photographer By Mad I!l Other M.il S? $7 10 Month Year $78 40 Same As t4on,e Delivery 'OMofflh 6MonthsS16 70 12mü8 $32i0 U S Postal Regulations provide thai all mail subscriptions paid in advance [,itercct s ss'cond class matter Agusf 77. 1905 at the,post be Office of $anfd. Florida327/1 No part of any material, news or advert i sing Of this edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner without wr,tfen permission of the publi s h e r Of T Herald Any individaI or firm responsible for such reproduction will be considered infringing on The Herald's copyright and willbehetdtiab!cfordamaeundertheta Published daily and Sundays except Salijrdd-y The Herald is a Ic , member of the Associated Press which is O/ r • •----.. - -- T -- E-- - - ' ' - 4 0 1 , . . .. -. .,. ~111,01 . - ., - ' the land should be used for any other than medical purposes it would automatically revert back to the county. Unfortunately in May of that same year a deed was given to the city of Longwood for the property but the reverter clause was left out. I submitted to the council 750 flames of citizens requesting tha t the council not take over the building because of its valuable asset to South Seminole County and especially to the city of LoflgWOOd. Their action has stirred U) the citizens of this community and many ADA wants no Ford in our future - ''f . . 1 6_ - / . Don Oakley entitled exclusively to the use for reproducfsonaIl the caI of - ; -:.j — . The Americans for Democratic Action has gone reeord as the first, and possibly only, organized group to oppose t he confirmation of Gerald It Ford as vice presi• dent of the United States. 'Congress should require a full investigation into the allegations of mishandling of the nominee's campaign (unc s" says the ADS, refvrrtnj to an $ 1,500 cunlrjbutio to Ford's 1970 campaign for re-election to the house of Rcpreser.tatives which he allegedly did not report to tin' Clerkof the house. . Congress should, indeed, investigate this and any other question about the President's nominee, As the ADA says, he apparent popularity of a nominee should not cause Congress to act quickly. Congress must recognize "that it is acting as surrogate for the electorate." 'infortunstely,t Is $11,500 question, which Ford says can hi "adeiluatefy explained." is not the real reason why the Al A's national board unanimously turned thumbs down on Ford, The redi reason is simply that the conservative Ford has something li'.e a zilch-minus voting record on the liberal Af)A's scoreboard of eongressionl performance Ford's staunch adh'rt'nce to Republican resitJvn1i and Republican policies through every twist and turn of those policies over tue past 25 years would be the worst possible reason for a Democratic-dominated (ongre to refuse to confirm him just as it would be wrong In: Republicans to vote against a Democratic president's nominee on the basis ., ppm -.A have expressed to me their dissatisfaction. It is my personal opinion that the members of council and the Mayor have done themselves more harm than good, however time will tell, Please accept my personal thanks together with the other members of Trustees for your assistance through your paper in helping us Inform our citizentry. I I Bebe"Rebazo — - 02W ~,__- ~—=-- - . , -- ..~ _-_ 1 State Land Pl anning Bill PushecThe Sanford Herald W 'I , , M - 0 Gas Cards To Re ulars . MOMMY, LOOK! ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (All) Florida gasoline deal. ems h,ve begun issuing courtesy cards to regular customers who will get preferential treatment in case of a future gas r,hortage. James Miller, president of the Florida Allied Gasoline Retailers Association, said, flC bOlt tur a JOUCH worse Situation in the next 30 to 60 days. By Christmas we will begin feeling a severe shorta ge to — PAIL FACE, one might pun concerning Rachel . 0 14 Stallings' predicament. The three-year-old of Citrus Springs, Via., nwy have heard those Prince Charming fairy tales, buZ in this seeing was not believing. Florida News Briefs Bumpers To Speak ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) Gov. Reubin Askew and Arkansas Gov. Dale Bumpers will address a wrapup session 01 the 1)emocrauc Women's Club of Florida Saturday at Walt Disney World. The three-day gathering opens Thursday with registration and Friday's activities will be devoted to women active in part)' politics. — TAMPA, Fla, (AP) State pollution control officials have given the City of Tampa 30 days to sharply curtail sludge dumping in the Hillsborough River wider threat of a $5,000 a day fine. The city currently dumps an estimated nine million gallons monthly of sludge, a mixture of alum and solids. SthteOfflcials said Tuesday the city must apply for a pollution discharge permit within 30 days and must state on the application long term and interim steps to relieve the situation. — of -'a Know Your Congressmen Sen. P Edssard Gurney Suite 5107, Ijirksen Senate Office Building Washington, D. C. 20510 Sen. Lawton ('hiles Suite 2106 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington, D. C. 20510 6 4 . Rep. William Chappell, Suite 1124, Ingworth House Office Building Washington I). C., 20515 Rep. William Gunter Suite 423, 6 Cannon House Office Building Washington, D. C. 20515 40 41 Rep. Louis Frey Suite 214, House Office Building Washington, D. C. 20515 Cannon Seminole County Legislative Delegation Eugene Mooney, chairman 2115 ('ree Trail, Casselbcrry or house Office Building, Tallahassee, Florida Rep. - . ______ Daniels Tries To Mend Life .f ATTer 14 Year Confinement 41 DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) Jesse Daiiels, who languished for 14 years in a .late mental .-.spital after being accused of rape but never tried, today spends his freedom quietly trying to mend the pieces of a broken life, officials say. Attorneys, state law enforcement officials and others connected with the case over the sears are tight-lipped about Daniels' eff orts to start fresh and refuse eve n to gi ve out his address. Th ey say he still har bors fears over th e 14-year ordeal and th e crime he says he never committed, After th e d District Court of Appeal at Lakeland fre ed _ I{ejt. Vince Fii.'hteh Jr. P.O. Box 1426 Leesburg, Via. Or House Office Building ' II! •I:, // /- ' - _jç , 1.I .1; I A l .' - , J - 1. . Tallahassee, Via. - , .' — "7 7. . - ''-- - . : ,.. "" 7 '" . 1755 Pelican Drive :! Merritt Island, Via. • h;;, ___________ - .- _______________ '' # . : ' 17 Z_ . i . , - .-. '4h :.'. ' Sen. Lori Wilson, M. 'i '.' - 60 or Senate Office Building Tallahassee, Florida , _.4' r—L— Sell. John W. Vogt HO Mutiny Lane Merritt Island, Via. or Senate Office Building ' _i" . •,,..* - - Daniels. 34, last year, he returned home to a tiny town near public. Depending on 110w bad it gets, the public will fee; it.' here and to the mother who stood by him. 1-he appellate court found him mentally retarded, but not insane. "Even though he's a free man today, he's scared," said a _______________________ Station manager Lynn Drake of St. rsburg Pete made his plans in July when he issued 800 courtesy cards to his customers. I~I S TAMPA, Fbi. (AP) — John Stewart Cox, 22, was held under $4000 bond today on charges of torturing a three-year-old girl who doctors said had been burned, beaten and bitten. The child was admnittd to a hospital over the weeked, p"lice said, her hand so severely burned by hot water that physt. clans first thought they would have to consider amputation. "It was found there were nks from bel t buckk"said Hillsborough County Sheriff's Department Maj. Walter Heinrich. "Human tite marks and cigqrette burns covered the girl's body." - I U— Tallahassee, Fla. - . - - - - - --- 7----" ___~ I .:, I - - - choose from. . ,shat. terproof and, they iioattl DAnI TAVC POOL TO 1 1 - - - YS - o1hI , - - - - - - Toss Rin : • eet?i • Diving Rings - , I Pool £ Deck Chais. V r'.'UUi -- - - !'.! )YVIiB flU) . LINE OF r CHEM ICALS1 _ Bair - 3rd St & Hwy. 17.92 3223022 _______________ - Come to the 4---4 3 lashion Square eTj I GRAND OPENING k% - 1. ---1_1= - - I ~ -A _ 1' 1 -- . _ V .;C -.___,1% _ _- .- _ . I:f . I :; A I !. , . ; - — 4 Nrff -. _ _.__ I ~ :_ -=4 "-1 ~_~ _~ -"I-~~-.Z -_~~- _ _- F_~ - -V - - -* t _,*_2I __ - -6 —_ .* 21' _ ; ! _; _ _. n ~ _, , -V 4 - : "O_~ ,- ~_ I - - . '.-,-- '- ___ - - - - I '' - - iiiiiiiiiiiiii - ''Ill - ' - : 49 p "' "i" ' _______________ "1. '". MAYOR MOORE SIGNS PROCLAMATION . - . Oct. 29 thru N ov. 3,1973 For Mrs. B. C. Conklin Ha ll oween I D es i gna t ed In S UNI CEF D 3115 last Colonial Drive . Mayor Lee P. Moore has a Church Women United change" collected through the Heinrich said the InvestigaUNICEF Trick or Treat lion revealed the youngster had proclaimed Oct. 31 UNICEF representative said. Adults and children who want program amounted to over $3.4 been bound by the hands and Day In Sanford. Halloween Is a feet for several days, and fists- holiday especially for children to play a part in the local million. Adult supervision is key to a full of hair had been pulled from and Moore Is urging citizens, UNICEF canvass can call 373safe UNICEF Halloween. young and old alike to par- 0522, Mrs. Conklin said. her scalp. "UNICEF enables you to Activities are carefully planned "Then her head was shaved ticipate In trick or treat for the bald to cover up any evidence o United Nations Children's Fund extend a helping hand across and executed with the guidance ptuazly eIcome trick oceans and continents to the of adults who are supplied with the hair pulling," he said. "it and was done with a bare razor or treaters carrying orange and young members of the familyf o a set of safety guidelines blade and left several cuts on bhck containers with the of. man," she continued. "Let all complied in consulation with tidal printed UNICEF message of us in Sanford extend our the National Safety Council. her scalp." Police said the little girl's and symbol of a mother and hands together and help give every child a chance at the head apparently was held un- child, Mrs. B. C. Conklin of Church future he deserves." derwater and her hand tied to Women United, sponsors of the Funds collected locally by the hot water faucet. performed on UNICEF drive this year in children carrying the official "Surgery was UNICEF trick or orange and black cartons from the child's hand and it was Sanford, said saved," Heinrich said, "but treaters will be accompanied door-to-door will be sent to usefulness of the limb isn't by a responsible adult or UNICEF headquarters in New teenager. York. known yet. "Trick or Officials say no amount Is too Treat for UNICEF" He called it "the most vicious raises funds to help children of small. A nickel provides five case of child torture ever in. vestiga ted by this depart- the developing world. By giving children with smallpox vactime and support locally cinations. A quarter buys 2i.)O inent." Officers said Cox, who was volunteers are helping to give vitamin capsules for a mother charged Tuesday, was a friend millions of youngsters in Asia, and child clinic. A penny In the Africa, Latin America and the box protects a child against of the child's mother and was also bein held on a charge of Middle East hope for a future — tuberculosis, and 36 cents buys violating parole in North Caro- youngsters who otherwise seeds to produce 6,000 tomato might know nothing but hunger, plants for an applied nutrition 1 lina. disease, ignorance and despair, project. Last year the "small i .. . .W=; ~ ** .C%.!;~, I .. --p. , ~ I , !_L~ 1r First QFederal Sci4N9 nd 404.4( 45c444#g OF ORLANDO tu . Tussle Interrupts Turner Trial JACKSONVILLE, Fla, (AP) Criminal attorney F. Lee Bailey and a govermnent witness grappled over a sheet of paper Tuesday during the federal mail fraud trial of Bailey, Glenn W. Turner and seven others. — mony in a pee-trial deposition. Both Benoy and Bailey reached for the transcript and tegan tugging back and forth on it before Bailey yanked it from lienoy's hand. U.S. District Judge Gerald B. l'joflat immediately sent the The incident occurred as jury out of the courtroom anti Bailey was cross examining ushered Bailey and Benoy into Jean A. Benoy, deputy attorney his chambers. But there was no general of North Carolina, late report of what was said when Tuesday about Benoy's testi.. they emerged 30 minutes later, ks -qq% p.- < - :/ Tt RCHI'S home * furnishings ~,'. hop Sterchi's Sanford - - -, F! - "f _ - I 1-PC. LUXURY STYLED DINETTE Beautiful addition to your home and its so easy to care for. deans with a damp cloth Bow and table with Gallo Cream design, a $9985 b 9 36"i48s60" 6 chit* in a 2 lone print combiation, COMPAR( AT 11 19 1100 French Ave. Sanford Convenient Credit Terms Free Delivery Open 9:30.5:30 Daily, Friday Ill 9 P.M. - - . - w _ S -- - ~ __ _ _ - 4_ t~;- :7 j - - . I - - . I I - i -- - recreational swimming, Daniels was indicted on the rape charge, judged in- I . __ Little Girl Tortured, Man Held I - -- 01"" - and For competitive competent to stand trial by two psychiatrists and committed w the state hospital at Chattahoochee on ,March 15, 1958. Daniels main ta in ed that McCall held a gun to his head until he confessed, _rL_ 11 - - I 1 - -- : ! -06 - . - 4 - . .. I : ~:: !: i [1C%0GCvLES1 state law enforcement official in Tallahassee. "He lives a quiet !lfe," In December, 1957, just before Christmas, Daniels was arrested and charged with raping a 33-year-old mother of three and wife of a prominent Leesburg businessman. Although former Lake County Sheriff Willis McCall arrested Danielson Dec 23,thearrestwas not disclosed until use days later when McCall announced he had secured a confession. McCall said Daniels, a 19-year-old grove worker, was one of 23 suspects In th e case and th e only w hi te man among th em. — dealers, not necessarily to the By Monday, some 200 dealers across the state had been mailed 10.000 cards they may Issue to regular customers, Muicr said. ~ -- - - Swim 'n Ton - a - - - - Several deta il: of the [-,1_%1.,, bill still have to be worked out at the next committee meeting Nov. 5, Milledge said 1, - 9, - 0 Tampa Pollution Cited 19-billion.dollar appropriation bill for nine government agenci es es unless the House agrees to cut out Chauffeured limousine for 16 officials. . we have so many local governmente that don't even ha" U' basic zoning regulatien - they compiled, said Chairman Allan Milledge. "For any orderly development or orderly growth ... you have to have adequa te planrung," Milledge said Rhodes said, "The ELMS bill is vital to us, especially when ~ Dealers Give ment limousines, So he go the Senate to refuse to Okay a • -i iii ; ---,----: .:,_....___.. . _- — driven home by $17,000 chauffeurs In govern- Picturephone is disconnected prehensive land development plans within three years of the bill's passage by the legislature. Those cities or counties not having such a plan by the dead line would face a loss of state revenue sharing funds until have basic zoning regulations, making It difficult to regulate development, The Environmental Land Management Study Committee Tuesday gave tentative approv alto the proposal to require all cities and counties to pass corn I GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — "Kenai could be the biggest ''K e n a f r e s e in b 1 e s Guatemala and El Salvador." annually, whereas pine trees Killinger said two factors Kenaf, a fast-growing, In- th ing since we learned how to have limited the development marijuana, al though it's acKenaf could prod uce live to us ually require over 15 years." He said, "This could definiteexpensive plant that looks like make paper from pine trees," of kenaf In the U.S. a seed tually a hibiscus similar to the seven times more pulp each marijuana, could be the answer Dr. Gordon B. Killinger, assist- shortage and a Florida law that ones that grow so well in South year than conventional pine ly end the newsprint shortage. One acre of kenaf Is being to the nation's newsprint short- ant chairman of the UF Agron- bans it because it is a host for Florida," said Killinger. "It's forests, Killinger said, adding, age, say researchers at the omy Department, said Tues- pink bollworm, which damages native to Africa and Asia and "One of the unusual things is grown near the university in University of Florida. cotton, we're importing our seeds from that the crop could be harvested Alachua County. day. (4 being ROYAL FLUSH I I —— 0 ~~_ 1 Wednesday, Oct. 24, 1973-54 UF Finds Newsprint Shortage Solution "acted in the proper fashion" Some luxuries and privileges are appropriate and even necessary trappings of of flee. But there is also much waste and there are customs that are unjustified. Sen. Marlow Cook, It-Ky., said he was tired of seeing bureaucrats earning $40,000 of his political ideology, Fortunately, the Democratic leadership in Congress recognizes this fact and seems prepared to establish as a precedent, and as an unwritten part of the 25th Amendment, the right of a president to choose his own m an for vi ce president and to expect that his nominee, barring the discovery of any serious and substantial doubts about his i ntegrity, tegrity, be confirmed by Congre after (JUt' deliberation, In this process, the A A's advice and nonconsent has been less than useless. - - - other Thoughts Sincerely, lnton L Cox Trustee of Medical _____________________________ Clinic Building According to those rosy predictions of our scientific luture that were a popular feature of Sunday supplements back in the 1930s and 40s, by now we should au have a teIevision"tclephon' in the house A las, Ma Be 1 has conic a cropper. After disappointing test results in Chicago, Pittsburgh and Washington, D.C., American Telephone and Telegraph Co. has sent it. Picturephone back to the drawing board, rerrts Eketronics magazine, l's not that the thing doesn't work. It's the high cost — $86.50 a month (or 109 hicago customers and about twice that for the handful of Pittsburgh and Washington users — and the corresponding lack Je.uolj)er demand f or he service. As a result, AT&T is redesigning Ilie system to add xibility in the few instances where it has met a need. Among successful applications is in Cook County Hospita, where the Picturep one has been used to transmit images of pa tients or X-ray and other tests to doctors elsewhere in the building. The Chicago sheriff's office ;ilso uses i'icturi'nhn ..-..-.---- 3... I" '-t,ut ,, U) ture of prisoners to the"bnight bond court instea of transporting the actual people. The rest of us, however, will have to make do with the old-fashioned Arneche for as far ahead as anyone can. - .picture. I TM.LAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) The head of the state's Land Planning Bureau says a bill o require all cities and counties to plan for future growth Is vital to Florida's land management Bob Rhodes said half of the state's 67 counties don't even W. news printedin lh's neAsp.tper -- - - 7 .. . F'Iitor, Herald: The Trustees of the Medical Clinic in Longwood wish to take this op. portunity to express toyou and your staff our deep appreciation for your cooperation in the past in trying to Inform our citizens regarding the Longwood Council taking over the Medical Clinic buildi1g. I was instrumental in locating an article regarding the minutes of the Seminote County Commissioners in March of 1955. At that time the commissioners voted that the land on which the Clinic was bull: was given to the city of Longwood with the proviso that should at anytime Press Room Foreman In Florida - From Longwood Medical Clinic RAY STEVENS SSc Week $11 706 Months ..__ - Letters To The Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home Deli i,'ery / the RALPHHAYS Comp Room Foreman Miqazine Editor -- - ; ':- : whether it was instigated or approved by Washington. Bella the Diplomat—Congress' militant Bells Abzug, DN.Y.. is regarded by eoIlespte and enst1tunts alike as a two-fisted, hardcursing floor fighter who wins her way wi th chutzpa. But the outspoken Ms. Abzug used the softness of a pussycat and the suavity of an Ivy Leaguediplomat In negotiating th e freed om of Internationally known legal scholar Mme. Ngo Ba Thanh who was locked up by the Saigon regime in 1971. A few weeks ago, while part of a bard-working Congressional anti-narcotics team In Southeast Asia, Ms. Abzug dropped In on the family of Mme. Thanh, who like the Congresswoman is an alumna-i Columbia University Law School. The family's disclosures sent her determinedly to U$. Ambassador Graham Martin. "The family fears for her life," Ms. Abzug quietly In. formed the courtly Martin, "She's suffering from asthma. ller hair ls falling out. She's been ona hunger srjk Martin murmured his sympathies. Ms. Abzug per. sistently went on: 'Laok, Mr. Arnbsssador, her fate is of concern to wnen all over the world." Martin nodded agreement and replied, "We're working on the :ase. Leave It to me. You'll be hearing from me In September." When Marlin returned to the U.S. for conzuftatiort. Ma. Abzug rLle',ced her requests to him four times. Each time, Martin promised action. Finally, her persistence paid off. Mme. Thanh was freed. Moth Menace—A battle over the hairy, fast-breeding tussock moth is raging within the government, with the Environmental Protection Agency squared off against the Forest Service. The nasty Insects have been chewing the needles off fir trees throughout tne Northwest, leaving forests subject to fires. Only DDT, it seems, atom the gnawers. But the Sierra Club opposes DIYF spraying because It kills wild life, fish and birds along with bugs. So far, the EPA has sided with the consemUo,ta who insist that the plague Will die off autwnaucauy and that a single loophole on DIY!' restriction would be exploited nationwide by greedy timber barons. Forachange,however, the timber men have produced some reasonable arguments, and EPA's head, Russell Train, Is faced with a Hobjon'i choice. 0 is 1-----% , ------ 4 the probe of Strauss' retums. much Jew to comment on / .1 - - go Democrat Brass in accepthig a $100,000 cash "contribution" for Nixon from billionaire Howard Hughes. Strauss, while no more ha ppy than any other American to have th e IRS in his fi les, has taken the view that the Administration is innocent of political hatchetwork unless proven different. "It is a fact that th e IRS has been working with my ac' counta ntconcerning the isst few years"Strauss told "So far as I know the inquiry is routine. My accountant says the ta:. returns re In good order. There is no reason to suspect ài U.VS3 di UI& Iufte. At the IRS, a spokesman refused even to acknowledge - I (( •. X hp . - Israel's suivival as a depended upon the arms balance being maintained, the United States was forced to act. f— 4 " - offensive against Israel. Since I % " " / = I ____ :- — . . - —1 X c_ WASHINGTON—The Internal Revenue Senice, which has made life miserable for Democratic National Chairman Larry O'Brien with its audits of his taxes, has now moved against his successor, hard-working Robert Strauss. Strauss,a wealthy, out.oken Texan who isnow rallying the Democrats for a fight against the Republicans in the 1974 and I976 elections, became the subject of oil IRS examination abeut a month ago. Though sure his taxes are in order, Strauss told his acwith the tax agents. We have learned they are studying the Strauss returns for 1970, 1971 and 1972. The IRS office In Dallas is handling the examination, but Democratic friends of Strauss feel it was approved, If not instigated, In Washington. Coming as It does at the same time that the IRS Is probIng 1968 standard-bearer Hubert Humphrey's finances, these Democrats remain unconvinced that the Strauss probe Is nonpolitical. They point to testimony In the Watergate cue that the White house repeatedly tried to use the IRS as a political '.vpn. Now that the Administration can afeIy cite ex-Vice President Spiro Agnew as evidence cf nonpartisanship in the IRS, the Democrats are fearful they will once again become fair game. Humphrey 's tr ouble wi th the tax men, f or example has come nvr testimony by a Hnwrf! r' that he delivered $50,000 in cash to Humphrey in 1968. But the Minnesota Senator has told us it is his returns for 1970, 1911 and 1972 that the IRS seems most Interested in. Mcanwhlle, the White House has said President Nixon is "confident" that . - . I . - ANDERSON and LESS WHITEN COPLEY NEWS Additionally, the appearance of Arab unity that the persuasion concerned. Considering Its own self- libyan Mirage aircraft leaves of scores of years has not They will locus on the United interest and that of the fret fl doubt that L ibya, the 10th heretofore brotuht abut, Statt' LiIL'se we are the world, the United SLaLCS of Arab nation to do so, also has It Is plain that the Arabs are leader of the Free World and America really had every joined the battle. In short, serious about this effort. Win or because the Soviet Union, using reason to continue the sale and President Sadat of Egypt has lose, their unity will not quickly its replacement arms as a shipment of replacement arms achieved at the enormous cost disappear so far as the face that lever, will continue to Pro-] to Israel. The reluctance of the of blood and national trasure an they turn to the United Statc Ic th"m ["te t. - .______________________________________________________________________ United St.atc policy publicly undoubtedly was in the spirit of detente with -------/ the Soviet Union. We wanted to ") ", I F ee first what ,the Russians would do about resupplying their clients, the Arabs. ___ - - . . . By JACK Solid 1A mis Ba I a n ce Is V I ta J I \ ~ . . Cid a Aid To Mideast ___ I I - * 1 Ii : ~ I XZP~ P~ - . 1, - O I I Wednesday, Oct. 24, 1973 Somber Thought A . �- - - ____ -1 - ______ --- - -- - - - -- - : ---- ________________ - - - IL.IL --b-- ------ - 6A—The Sanford Herald _______ - - Wednesday, Oct 24, 1973 ___________ _____ Grand Worthy Matron ,. - ___________ _____________ ______ 1 - —__________ ____ - - _____ 1R -- -- :- C _____ - - I _______ the ihurch In charge of the sersice - __-_-- ______ _______ =-== ;- --.._ - A. - _______________________________ -_L_1_-- ______I_TI -________________________________ -____-- 4 / --- - - d!Z% -1 - - - i S cIioc,' - S" I Nesen. -- - - t,-. - -- - -- - -r- --4' A __________ -i -- - - -- service, as encouraged by the ambulance, the hospital, and - -____ - -=_ Vihien said he will today send Board will meet tonight a7 30 - ,-- -- -____ operated service, added he felt Sheriff Jchn Polk Tuesday private enterprise can pro.ide - money and the lice and f ire ________ and girls at one grade lesel and 1 A ' f' Bi ,t - (AP) - A coconut palm quar Florida's coconuts are of the in one decade or less the • J Si. • "The cold marble of the State '. yellowing -- -- - -- selective theaters and the Seminole Cinema In Seminole -F --T -: - SEE ftrst,Mr andMrs ELThacker, HIBISCUSCIECLE _ 1'VRWEIGHT "! V e Od r me Ian can a 2 ov teccme the slim turn person that you vrld Iie to be hasw Ifld tue longer. uo startng io special ezercises costs $325 and the Us1e ________ _________ - - L' ItI SEE ______ IN PERSON for the Social Department of James Dorrance, third, and AT the club house on Oak Me for William Winiar-ski fourth enne Hostesses were Mrs SG and Mrs Franklin Hudson, f th _________ I. ________ _________ THE 1 ___i__ I I - _______ and us open to the public - - -F _______ • gowns which the chorus will wear when they appear in "Distaff Richard Win, Casselberry hospital and police arrested gunshutwoundhesufferedoc L)iJII knuerson, owner of Hepburn on Oct 29 She said Members present were Miss That these movies were ery Elsie Fancy, Mmes Betty ___________________________________ -' ', "" "' "' "-" _____ _____ is Edward Albee s A Delicate Association Exhibit - - - movies from great plays to be Lu Rene Ball aLso a former F - Her second suestion Palm Beach following the dis- scienttstshavepredlctedwlllbe Beach and the rest of South Intensive care unit of Florida afterwards, police said. student from right handed t'- - I .ac one was asked to Con. extended to the club members triIe fl€tu) items br we and their husbands to meet at coming Thanksgiving and the home of Mr and Mrs Christmas boxes to be 5ent ?t George Stine after church • appropniae wiie. services on Oct. 21 for "brux Miss Dorothy Morrison an di - ---- ___ kkcd ladles rooms and plc- Islators that must be dealt mritc Ac Crrit -- The monthly board and to attend" For tickets and Boone, Rosemond Chapman, meeting an Altamonte Restaurant This Mil1i, Louise elson, Dorothy Mrs Sue Stevenson re ned meeting will take place of the Pearson, Doris Stein, Sue regular meeting that would Stevenson, Catherine Wheichel, that the club is sponsorin°a Adlyn Wolfe, Mae PaLson and I- '.ear-old 'Iient at Sunland ordinarily be on Oct 23 ' Pony Stevens - 1 As chairperson of both the Soman'S Lobby and the Legis- The first is to refuse to be D .0 ilI . Sanford Pilot Club was held ii Jur'uor CcUegc or t Ciema M1t ziudke, im*rjorie . mr'sCommlssiononthe Status liLslatorsandSthteHouse per- SONJAD MONTGOMER\ t Al • CITIZEN OFTHE WEEK t shool centers on new school --__________ ( '- business be given to the board -:____________________________ ___ - - (HeraldStaffPhoto) _____________ ____ ____ .---- The 33-yrar-oki Ms Benjamin -ty rights ditorce 1ass and notlfyingthehealthdepartinent arrhes - could be used to itmustcompetefortheprivate VocaMona committee will be taken and a - - Vihien, saying he does not - -. hide of Timothy L Nielsen on Nov 23 at Holy Cross 1 't' J 11 1) i 011 tiCS &njamindescribcsherfield as ibt1e message that this is not one of those slightly scary a place for women, she said things associated with power in L ne ovezhcome tiiis fees; L this society and thus alien to ing an uLt •ea rn i uw to contro' most wom our lives and the processes • Benjamin is a lobbyist fe tiich influence our lives" - . . club president, and rs Bailey ________ , .- tL - j A - - .. mother of the pink and white P J'I' jT)r ph I LI - - centered with a siker bowl, Rober' St edd -- 'Logan en anu 'seauu, AbIrs mu I - - - ----____________- ___ -___________- - - ' The dining room table, - - PARTY FOR TWINS I , / -- --- - Mrs. leroy Soper mother of rnough to Interest esery worn T'ifl3 Clubs to the Women s a, Ms Benjamin said, pointing Pblitical Caucus - to meet -i= - .. The ran e of ndin Ic Isla- more than 300 women's groups -- _____ - -• -- ___ - - _ = -". I UUU UItitI\V yr r From left standing, W L Hamilton, Rev J H Hunter, F Long and k f - - _..... _____________________________________________________________________________ seamstress and a member of the Progress West Palm Beach. - -. -. - Rolling, John Wansley, Russell Perkins and John - down the front Complementing her costume as a white carnatioflcorsagetledwjthruby ribbons, a gift from the hostesses. / * - party given by her daughter, Mrs Mamie Mrs Scurry are members of New Mt Calvary Bradley. Four generations of descendents and Missionary Baptist Church. He is vice president citizens of the community attended of Usher Board number one, and Mrs Scurry is "CitizAm of the Week" is Mrs Eva Stephens, vice president of senior choir number one They church worker Midwa 'communit leader and are roud of their dau hter Mrs Marl n -- - - ____ 51fl 0 _____ __________________________ ., •tLk 1 -d ______________ .. i -40th ANNIVERSARY -- . For Joy chose a short plaid dress, of ruby and al the — president, and Mrs Bobby Jackson, Secretary Mr and Mrs Collice Scurry observed their r ) -' annicrsary Sunday Oct 2, at 30 p in at Rasi Rouse, Melinda and Btrrurd Robe, Bethel AME Church, Canaan City A musical Charles, Contral, Twinkle Knight and James -= ___________ -, - • .- - _______ 1fl71_1 __ Co-hostess for (he Festive morningaffairwasMrs. Robert Shedden I ___ - ') V 1 ii Aim1ersary message will be delivered by the Twins Sharon I) and Sherri D Ashley Rev.NolanPitts,mInIsterofSt.LawrenceAjtE celebratedthelrsecondblrthdaywlthapartyat ______________ _______ - _____ '4 Wodnacdt, Art The Sanford HriId brtaat coffee Honors Joy 3oper b V I tir, pastir of St. Paul Miscwnarv liptist lt(1 Par ( :ire Center. Guests ;tttCfl(!ifl inI. hurch, 9th and Pine Menue, ill be obser%ed iludul (gregory Smiley, Piul Walton, Lieceden --- - • CroomsHighandfromthelloyalGrandchapter JR H F Lad Kni ii H - 4 Musionar) I3iptist Church In her church She Is an Usher. She is Worthy Matron of Rose OF Sharon no 134, a member of the Order of d Wo yMatron Eastern Star, Treasurer of Iborah Court no of the Annual S rings was the hi till htof as clal meetin Araranth, (which was named In her honor.) ______ liwty vaStephez, Wrth Matno1 the Ros AIaftheMjdwasiatIon _____ I members of both lodges A sjec program was Seminole Cormnunity Action Inc and helped to rendered by the local lodge in honor of the Grand build a pta) ground in the mitha) area for the ______ (W y p11* r aon, we ose 0 , aron ch rus children. She hasserved by working as PTA president at d ed 1 1 by M Mar way .ementary oo an rooms g StephensandareadjngbyMrs. VinneM. Miller. iWth a Mrs. Annie O'Neile presided over the program. - ___________ 1__ visit by the a - fl'! _ R MARVA 'i HAWKINS Heraldcorrespondent _________ ____ ____ = ______ ____ ______ - _________ ________________________________________________ - -- _____ - -- ________________ __________________ -- __________ - ' ___ -, ,, ,, , r=-' w—--- I 1)istri t '4 c( P1 f InserviceC Education-2rmd - i' - __________________________ - c, I -- Bundy added he will be Boston, estimated the im- treeswhereitisrampant,"uld -.- - !' months ago when ITEMS FOR ACTION A.HUDGETASDFIANCE e V A Te3gL.e, Consultant ayig h lp & Finance Release z lquL)tturU$. LOU ehtnsie n LL t.nds -- - authorized bids to build a flCW control and eradication, said Iesthurant fire pumper truck being loaned scares me to death" to the city by' the Ward -- _--_- LaFra Company until tL • £ city s ne' truck is delivered in ri re i i let January LaFrance will pay expenses of ii, trittio tl Heu1 u' rda i1e n n rbi.d a S1r1!ord _ - Joernn flolton Ford for a flfW BIDS—Roger Harris, Tuesday and locked the at $2,385 two police cars at council In a 15-minute session n,--______ —. - 1 Study Carrels for EM H Programs 4 Suppl1e, & Equiprnent(or 5 lake Brantley Office - - ---t before they fled with $120 cash said one member of the trio him while another man Adin Services Maternity ' OCTOBER 23,1973 ADMthSIOUS --: - - 'j- Loubennie Turner and (or a Jeep at $3,500 for the resignations of Councilman recreation department Victor Miller effectIve Dec 12, spprovedfurthefirstofél Hunterannouncedhewtlirun Ashen Kanner Wilnia L Kalmus Marie Richter CarolSonger, Lake Mary Montgomery Road being an- for the remaining one-year of Alt.amonte Springs One of the robbers had parcel on SR 436 with coim today Capt. Bill Robinson will Mary N. Phillips, Geney;, ,p - - - Kenin T O'Hara, Winter Springs ______ HIIITIIS L_ / __/ boy, Casselberry IMMiIAK( - \, ,/ Al tha Smith Patricia Tarapem nskl 'l -Ies F Baile Coldie Garrett " _____ ___ -=--____ ____ - i/I //J2/J7f)/(.) toallthose lit! th - - _____ - - - - =-- - ________ I - - - -i j _________ -- -__-- ---i =--." rome ia s si I grow Poe (cait liots or but one ht e spiney leaves. When planting have the iot half full of broken crockery or stones Some grow ery large baked goods urd pink lemonade Mis James (Siud) Spuigg, Ir) copper Use half strength red gold i,id green (or extra bathroom tissue andla on the side todrai9 then J -P) '•:j"::::) ) ,. -. -- SI•S - ••• . __ r TO L[EP' ftj4(Q UkLi((Ia '- 7 _____ .5- ________________________ Li %i \TOI i itt O1 P- - - Filley Hall, Oak 11111 Shop -- I:_-*- r US u' ou'll u fins-shut luittiu' - \)i PR()1)I '1' U in x reprin size .--, -.--- --; -- ---- --------- ---- --c- - r- - fl1H A rnlrHrlI lrsOy I. 730PM —S.lwrdoy .3 10PM _____________________________________ - --- / ____ _____ _ let 'ize-4ind out '.peu.tt "Tium, IUk camir i - -_______________________________________ - - -__-T - - Your h,ib ' 'eci,tI charm c4ptur tt E)'S OUt specstli't in child phutl)gr,lpl1',—.Ju4t the gift trusts the tough, woody brandi - __ __ fee Limit one leclal Per 1)tr-in * ______ ef qmn' Child 88' plus film fit' each child t,tken singly or I a plants Theydebugandfertilize tinIly stI , Z:L "4 C enough issoisture to remditl Elizabeth A Curtis Deltona OCTOB E R 25 - 26 - 27 - be grown in the yard and are l,reens tpuially h Mrs Carol Johnson gave a shade and kept moist The especially those she brought 9, at the home of Mrs Gordon the Deltona Woman's Club ____ byo'jrstaffisthemarkof I - •, - ____ _____ , Saord g Mrs Bunny Grosser, who knitted sweater was on by sert'J ddieious pumpkin pie, Mrs Kay Horton, the door prize won b Mrs F 1) McCollum - Thursdcjv Rainier took Snfor(1 ChrIstopher W Brown Litlian Brown __________________________ ---. Wirz, Griffin and Arthur ________ -- a windshield 'The tree Is a real center recreation area frightening Isthat the disease is SVlInia'3' ng, p mat the Menue withproceeds to benefit Win was hot with a 25 callbr 7 Mrs White—Jackson '::-:. - _____ caused three accidents 6 Office Machine Repair ______________________ IN PERSON in Conersion t_'•,_x,._ -- ' TuestLiy in connection iUi thi Co lasmna sh1ch is carriel lint (aseIbcrry Proceeds to ALTAMNTE SPRINGS— were removed from Boston by an insect fitJay youth programs P ffl. b' alt and Civic Center shooting and his trial has been - • - -- - �- - -r - 8A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, --- - 1 • __ ht ND - - iris li I-' a ce 1)5 C __ Sncrfs Spot/i r Oct. 24, 1973 — • : S. in 1966 that Southern Call- Notre Dame " " three verb good game We just pla)ed lornia-Oregon State score was Ara Par- team. and flot0n .ery Interesting w'ek Colorado 17 14 "a winner and so was Pitt-Boston "You'vegotMissouriatcolora. C rnd en ' this is ____ 28-17 sears I thnk >ou also hae to hand it to the Mets In August everyone around figured them to be lucky to get a first ..,j -., Louisiana State at South State: Frank KU5Ji never beat has been named president of the I played a real The season's score t 290404.8 State. That will answer some the 1'Igers have left Baton and thIs year. Arizona State - - - •r! -_- - - . , - -- week's was 49 Virginia Tech at Ahbarna: For lnstani'e, he said the Tro- right, 15 wrong for a .766 per- Gobblers posted their first vic. the Otkland m the past two , ears has showii a marked propensit) to win thebigone Theserieswasaboutasecnas ou would want it and as Dick Williams "If we played a count each of their last two SVest Virginia at Penn State: Nebraska 28-14. Make that 6-1. UCLA 42.21. Texas Christian at Ten- starts. in beating Oregon 3110 The upset special just missed Alabama 49-14 -- -_________________ - Slate 4214 _________ ' . • • .. I . ,•, , - scratching when Cougars' of 1 ennessee 34.3 -- -- National the ownership of the Yankees to e - • - - _ .--1JJiI\ we ptay our home when and fora year we like It had the fans club. I found my ralationship with to be cut at J left my real quest unaccomplished Yaee oer the league meetings In Houston in December MacPhail, 55, said Tuesday after being named to the post that he MacPhail said "I hate to change from being acti%e or leaving the New York Yankees I .,per'I one bear in the commissioner's office and I Meanwhile, American League owiiers said they would make every effort to make the designated hitter rule permanent. Currently it is on a appoir n They said they regretted their loBs which they called the American League's gain. winding up his duties as general manager of the New York Yankees. "But neither did I want to this opportunity," said MacPhail, Bob Short, owner of the Texas Rangers, was of the stronger MacPhdil who introduced the major when he takes over is to Impro e the play and a shorter season gi h t' miss . Cronin, the Most Valuable Player in the American League in 1930 and one __________________ ' 1. Speaking of Dick Williams, be awe to read the bulletin on relationship with . ________ tji However, he said he Is opposed to pre2ident since 1959, will step down - said, owned - • )eW baseball and _______ - •• Last night MacPhail said he didn't con- Crordn. . season. leagues to __________________________________________ that division but they won it on the last day of the They then disposed of powerful but choke prone Cincinnati In five - 1e MacPhail, C}HCAG() _____________________ a) we expected too Northwestern at Ohio State we re the third worst turn fl But you neer know when mucii o uu team Vildcats kept it respectabic UCLA a Pepper Michlgq at Minnesota Big Nebraska at Oklahoma State town," sa McKay is potting )Ou on and the Los The bi ick Southern Cal last sear That was last year Maize Machine captures the Where oh where ha%c the of Rodgers, noting USC hasn't lost to Notre Dame 221 g P Ohio State 45.7. Little Brown Jug. Michigan. 28- fenses gone. Both teams have Angeles Rams are 6-0, Southern to take their second World thampionship In as many ____ Lg MacPhail Named AL President _____ • • .ow Joe Cronin YYLUf)eSU€y, %Jt.I. tes atu V End Win Drought To .lu,stui U _! Replaces — Tries . - ____________________ - - "We want to be able to put the rule 1956 ._- __________ By LEE GEIGER Friday night Lake Brantley Interlachen, and Cocoa Beach. found easy pickings by corn- hope. The two collide in a Nov. __________________________ it - SANRD REC PROGRAMS _______________________ • I I announced registration for a gymnastics class that JUl will be _____________ •• - ________ - _______________ ___________ Lakeview, the number one and composite score for the streak that they are more than ready over Ciis, lost a 17-7 decIsion two teams In the Orange Belt Was 13, and they numbered for crucial contest with New Smyrna Beach 46 Cocoa Beach 0 --_-_ FLY RODS are all this pair of anglers needed to land a nice string of oen I)1.f Lyman Lakeview will be a decided Patriots soon discovered that was re ced to the, role of was humilIated the The Wks Games greenback. Nonedents must purchase thefr nonesident cards before registermg -• _____ • - place with Lyman runners taking second -- G1rls basketball laegue. 1ThS is the first time competition between the allegedi) fairer sex will be held in the city The . - - n m t 'he R' Anyone 15 years or older is eligible and registration will be submitted by teams. Seminole County cagers will be glad to that --.----•. "- . - - - Taking the fifth slot was Jimmy Brinker, another Hound, with a time of 12 At the -_____ -- - ____ — -____ -____ The expectedmatchupbetween EvunsofSNA Brinker 15th. Both harriers and Kenny Duncan of! yman came a little c'oser slower than in the past - 1 - times were a little 'III a WV runner t.. highly regarded Sr'minole rnkd in Tinr4da, "t' Count) eleens, Oviedo and tmpressie 6-0 slate Three their I II started The leagueswlll begin play Dcc land continue until Fet 16. . Intermediate League Is open to boys 13-15. . -. and Sanford Nasal with 34 The ce tic caly two tci - . -. . W (141) STANDINGS O(33) Larson kmm Apka (1 10 120 030 (24) 5) 1 - like Jark t",frklu, but hitting the ec'lf h&I 'e'rcernci 't which ukt ti4il much unlike the pro golfer, reflected for a pobab1y to $75 000. More than once Berra with the jayvees. teams, in the Sanford Naval Invitational, — at Cocoa Beach their others score, was Bruce Caldwell who finished with a CIw1 tO uipeLiiig. Lm points, - - Ovedo:tayshoettoOc:ee avenge thrn, 2i1. when they taice Two ceks ago Ltkeview on the Astronaut a over on the view was able to keep OBC 35-0, Apopka, 35-0, and by using the throwing arm of do the job on the highly ranked record at 1.000 by out-lasting Kissimmee, 47-20, and the David Morris Kissimmee's Spacemen, then New Smyrna t u 2049. were Wymore Tech, quarterback, Greg aiso Beach will be the OBC s last notch l,.l•_lwI'_' hands of a supposedly "weak beatings eve. gien to a OBC sister this time it was team 1. T a with a sirus thus eliminating an chan-e of a A 13 22 time was good enough for seenth "down-to-the-wire," finish between the two top- place, which was what SNA Tim Klein runners, ran the course ___ - - - know Devil's recent showings. In turf, when they dropped an 1 past two eeks the) have decision . _ - --___ _________ Yoik Mets dr In al in last pu ('IIICSGfl A) heard during what med I — A's owner Charlie Finley will liii I't " s." L1 A/' : /7('7 contract WhILb has two "1 - ANOTHER PRO FOOTBALL LEAGUE' than ("C minutes Arman If some of you think Rommie Loudd Is a dreamer tj• Davidson on for Davidson is the president of the newly formed World Football League that just a franchise for (]ilcago o Gonzalez Rests After Race. is being considered with Canada, South America, T&wan and Japan among other places. Some day soon the "World Series" may be just that. I wonder if the Cinci Reds would c1ange their name if Moscow or Pekthg were added to their schedule? DOUG DICKEY L .L .. tveryuouy arounu we )WJ41U1 aie UdL UWJCU L.'uUg Dickey's "transfer" to the University of Florida Is starting to wonder a bit. Dickey was given a vote of confidence by the Jacksonville Touchdown club a few days ago. Nothing could be worse for a coach than to get a sote of confidence That means there is doubt about the confidence level, Dickey has had toine rough going this year because many people picked the Gators to have a big season. So far the wriUngonthewallreath24andlookthgworse,AtTennes tieex-FlorIdaQBhadanmprese46.15.5maxkndpcopIe hereexpectthesamefromhln.Afterthreeandahalf years he stands 17-19-1 with a look of bewilderment. ,-. some ..,... • • ; ...a1i:; _______ -.• •.'.' f• . I II 1 - - ______________________________ -, ? ----tI-r-J_----• is I ______ For Third Time This Year Vanatta, for two points 1IUUIJ UU . • '•7 - 1 :_ I I • __________ — — , - I, T -' By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE ' Orlg&ThtEnd I - - j _____ 4F _________________________________ •_I 1 .f.._::;-:: _ - - .1 q _____ 1' -•-. _______ • I -. . I JuIto .- / ; ___________________ :t. •• A t .. -' _______ ;I.;•• .i. -- -' .' '--r .- -- . - - _.~- . -- k .. f- :11 , -- - / / / ,/• if One highlight in the contest county rival Crooms at Lyman Urn came In the fourth quarter after Bishop Moore had scored B HERALDSCOREBOARD touchdown. Lym Ontheattemptfortwopoints OPMOOrSt,, the Hornets lined up with a Ruhin Yartj;-' 326 Pa5ng Yardage quarterback, running back and S )$63 Panes 67-I center on the right side of fleldandWyardstotheleftwu 3 FumbiesLoet 1 the 75 of the squad. Penalty Yardage ito - ____ - '- -- ,4 ' - -_. i1ii/ ,.. 4 Si• . 1 4' i. , . C ' * 'j'. - ' rest ... ' -- ' 1 \ - T[pT Lca 3, JulIo 5. j-rr,, , s ArteTo,2Ma,urGarrO° TWELFTH -- JulitoRarnon 3, Altuna Laca 6. Quinito Menchi I - 1 AICAPCaI:S EIGHTH - JuIito-Pcdrosa 4. Manolo Tan 6; Egua Menche 1 NINTH-- Bayol; Toni 3; Qvinito 6 ._.," .._--t -', — $ _____ •V'..' • and Pitt jredictions. The In s of Ara I'arseghian can ix' expected to put forth a little extra effort in this Saturday's renewal of their annual classic at South Bend, Not since the great Notre Dame club of 1966 thrashed Southern Cal., 51-0, have the Irish been able to Coflqilt'r John McKay's Trojans! In '67, '70, and 2 the men of Troy prevailed and the '68 and '89 contests finished in 21-21 and 14-14 standoffs. The burden of proof falls on the Irish and this weec we see them rising to the occasion and with a smidgen of Irish luck thrown in, the South Bend lads will win, 28-21 — har-rumph. Several other top engaementa are on tap wit ii P Oklahoma our choice to take KansasState,41-21,,\lahama is our pick over Viripnia Tech, 46-12, and Missouri will prevail over Colorado, 22-14, n a Big Eight headline Con' test. in a pair of Big Ten matches, Ohio State will van- INTENT LYMAN COACH , I)ILK CUI- ELAND watches his Lyman 6reyhounds from the sfdeljns The Hounds won their homecoming battle with , • - Orlando Jones 34., -•------ - - - (Heraki Photo by Roger Hodges) ' .' &': - ,.. 1j-,;.... - — -- - OPPO5/7V'/, Go(lt 7VH6ZPP,v N/M''B47' '''?' 5'?,4/rn 0(17'M9Y131 ? Z~ - '!.4j3(1- IV4U A7O71tfl4yt'E',41,$9t - g' •• . ...' ,4y::7 .f'. -42..'1 • - (JPa47- ' T-470tP Pr'R75C1/C,4 -:-=-=:: - ..... -,-t,______ _____ • ____ f # y WHETHER o LOSE, yCU W11\ HOW IIANV THE GAt4E. v 19 CEE - - I - rjtj lJg Y'rt Fyc COWBO'VSO ChurchoftheWildcatsfteldeda fl' went ov lb tier BuU&,gs scored once In each Jayhawks the 20 yard back's head Into the ezone NEW YORK (AP) The 1973 OF—Pete Hose, Rincinnati half on the same play covering line and went 80 yards for a for a safety. Major League All-Star team as (.338 avg., 5 HRs, 64 RB!). touchdown. The extra POint try ti Saturday the playoffs begin selected by The Associated OF—Willie Stargell, Pltta. good on a James Barlett to with a single from quarterback Ken Perry to elimination Press, with batting and pitching burgh t.298 avg., 44 tilts, 119 James Edmonds. a combina- Rich Taylor (055. tournament as the Rams meet records in parentheses: 1(M). RAMS? lion that has worked for them the Packers, 10a.m.; Jayhawks 18—Tony Perez, Cincinnati OF—Iteggle Jackson, Oak. PACKERS2 all year. Both plays covered 30 a. Cvw'iuo, i; (.3llaveragc,27ht,me runs, 101 land (293 avg., 32 HIts, 117 fl yards. Extra point tries failed Bulldogs and Wildcats get a bye flJflS batted in). R81. using the same play, Perry to The only touchdown of the in the first round, 28—Rod Carew, Minncola C--Johnny Bench, Cinc-lirnati game as by the Hams. a pass Mark Mcintosh I. flor1r,und will see the 1.350 avg., 6 Ills, 62 ItBl). t.253 avg., 25 liRs, 104 R111. from quarterback Shannon Bulldogs playing the winjy?r of WILDCATS? -Chtls Speier, San FranlJll'—Iton byant, San Fran. JAYHAWKSO StnithtoLlncolnMorrinson,the the Jayhnwk.c vs. Cowboys cisco t.249 avg., 11 Ills, 71 cisco(24-12,3,S3earned runnyextra point was good on a pass game, the Wttdtats will play the 1(81) erage Lle in the game when it from Smith to John Kcnnedy. winner of the Rams vs. 311—Darrell Evans, et1anth H Ii P N 0 I a n H y a n. 10 as the game might go The Packers only score came Packers' game, (.2w aVg., 41 liRs, 104 RB! . California 121.16, 2.87 ERA. punt on — — THE CLOWN IN PERSON JCPnney SANFORD PLAZA Thursday - (Tomorrow) 7:30 - •, — , . . _, . _. is ' _________ s Egad, friends, your generosity overwhelms me! More thaii a week has gone by and I am still being deluged by complimentary letters and telephone calls on my exclusive forecasts of Mississippi8, Vanderbilt? Missouri to upset powerful New Mex. St. 2.3, N. Tex. St. 6 Nebraska and Pitt to whack (N) heavily favored West E. Carolina IN, N. Carolina Virinia! 'tour plaudits — kaff-kaif 14 are welcome, of course, Noire Dame 25, Southern but hardly necessaryl AdmiCal. 21 tedly, pegging Missouri's unto ameJ.orInwesmernN triumph wis a monumental quish Northwestern 39-8, and Ohio U. 26, West. Mich. 12 achievement -- hak-kafi Michigan will roll merrily and it is the most astonishing along with a 3521 victory Nebraska 3S, Oklahoma St. upset of 1973! I'itt's victory over Minnesota. 25 was almost as amazing but Nebraska wil. keep its Big Arizona St. 43, Oregon St. is loyal followers o my Eight title hopes alive with a Oregon 35, Washington forecasts know' the Iloople triurnni over Oklahoma System pegs the season's maState, an Arizona State, Pacific 22, Santa ('lara ij jor upsets 'ear-a1ter year Penn State, LSU and Ten- Penn St. 33, West Va. 14 ar-rumph. nessee will protect their na- Pittsburgh 25, Navy 12 And speaking of upsets we tional rattrs with easy victo- Penn. 21, Princeton 14 have u real doozey for you ries. We confidently 2redict I'urdue 21, . 7 this week! Would you believe Ariinna St. 34 Oreon St. 16; Notre, Dame over Southern I'ennSt. 33, West Virginia 14; Rutgers 25, ColumbIa 12 California? No, you say! 1,511 27, South Carolina 8 and San Diego St. 37, Florida St. Humph! May I remind you of Tenniee 38, TCIJ 16 21(N) — -' J 1. -I - - '' BowlingGrernzs,Marshail 6 Duke 25, Maryland I? MiamI (0.) 19, Toledo U Michigan 35, Minnesota 21 Miss. St. 27, Southern Miss. ,, , I •_•_I •'_ Luis ;EdvLarrea --.• - -' • ;. :!b - •.'fr • & - - t --- '. rJ , reportedly \ •1E:•. i IraBerkow — I - Ferm.n Arana 7 Sala Ira 1 Domnoo Larrea I FOURTH - Dorn'ngoMencp-a S Marurl Bengoa 3 Re'e Murva 2 Ta,n I • - •r4• - I -. . . - FIFTH — AicJ • ,y FORECAST -T _L_ -_•—'-----_-_-I-----_ r Arte Bengoa 3; Rene Arecha Jai 1. • 7 Ibarra — for games of Saturday, Oct. 27 _________ -• FIRST - THIRD ______ ______________________________________________ '_ pan Selections JO%t' 7. , tv ____ -. :'.': N,'iajQr F-IocpIe's _,I4 ( ________________________________________________________ to • ai -i-.-- 2 Stelnbrenner _____ A - F - ___ ___ -- I bk i on a ( peavy from Me are I (Mekareki to Vanilla) L — Peavy 10 yard run (Peavy to Flores), SM — FIeld 10 yard run (kick , an uLpu-eu tfllflfl defense that allowed only 153 The Greyhound had yards total offense was failed). top quarterback Robert de(ensie lineman Arnold SchBurkhart, who was recentI) wegler He also was ac• countable for two points when promoted to the varsity due Ja he dropped the Bishop Moore Injuries to Bob Costantlne, ball carrier in theend zone bra .• tZiuIng j '. -__- L — A.dr,ano 27 yard run (run faiieJ L - Jackion 34 yard run (r,,n This is the third time the F or the Hounds on offense Hounds have hosted the forWyman Jackson and Donny faUed). nets this season ti ti time they have come out on top. ArldFiano both scored two six- Flores). ang 1 yard run the pointers. In the SM - Murgo 20 yard previous twocontests -. _-_ This situation allows the Dithop Moore The Lyiiusn freshmen picked 0 0 0 14-14 p their fourth win in as many cent,r to be eligible for a Lyman ID 0 20 5-16 and ti 1lots took 1- Jackson $ yard run (And, ano outings as they easily rolled over Bishop Moore 46-14 advantage of that when L -- Safety. Schwegier tackles Tuesday night at Lyman quarterback Brian Mekarskl Muro on end zone. - _______ . ...... outfit -.-------------- Calling tht signals was safety. back Scott The big quarter for the Worderaki, He led the nwvis with a devastating running Greyhounttjwas the third when — y pot 20 points on the board. attack that totaled 326 yards DOLLARSIGNS byAlanMayer 188 of those yards in the lnlUaj Iii that stanza, Andriano scored on a 27 bard scamper, Jackson k'*f,Yw/tT5ø'r4'Ep 495 34 yard run, and Dennis 1 n The game was constantly Lang fought his way for one Ai)'O '4Z 7WE484 tf,44f k'i''Rt/4' )ard and a score plagued by penalties with CIT C'tn'070t4v 'ards assessed between the two Tuesday the Lyman rosh put 1 -; point reception Baseball Commish Bowle Kuhn said the other day that he farther than anybody, Berra Included, expected and final game In the 1973 am playing lousy golf," the manager coiit Yogi admitted there was a during the that Williams would take a Berra rounded the course in a snazzy season when the World Series was the last thing similar position with the New mat tneIu4e(i two-tone red and white golf shoes. on his mind. York Yankees. _______ -_ BASEBALL EXPANSION? better at the negotiation table than he did on position announced leagues and-or teams cropping up everywhere. And people tell me there ain't no populaU problem. II so1 who In the heck is buying all those tickets. I Fourteenth 12.22. In third position was Mark Bousquet was nailed down by of Lyman. He finished with 12:33. At Greyhound James Mikell. (Herald Photo By J Richards) Gary with Stete Von Zabern, Armando Gonzales, a 8:30 PM I tAIL,.... A.. VV iieii UUt L....._..... Idli .r ueeoine — .' ranaticc By Ira Berkow NEW YORK — (NEA) — How many die-hard Met fans, America of course is not the only countrs' that must endure unable to attend the playoff-clinching game, deliriously tore such terrifying scenes ol unhinged joy. occer games betup their television sets and rescueà a cathode tube as ween the hangers and Celtic in Scotland — the annual SOdvenir? games between the Protestant and Catholic teams — often The above may seem strange, since most of us know' that end in general bloodshed. thescentolarealfieldstirsthesavagefantobestjalheights, In some South American countries, actual moats have from which he topples when his team wins a championship, been constructed to separate the maniacal minions from the and proceeds to rip up said field in pure ecstasy, Ii e a rut- referees and players. ting do. So when Cincinnati Reds manager, Spark) Anderson, for Yet t ierc have been cases of feverish fans reaching panS examiile', said that the actio,is of the Met fans were unAmerdemonium in solitude. ican, he might have added that they were un-Scottish and An acquaintance, a hefty personage named Lido, a wild un'South American, to boot. New York-r Yankee partisan, watched his team lose to the Of course baseball in America is not the only sport to f1:._s -na • ii eziwirnpencere r- irau.'s in inc iu woria series, Ofl DIII MazerosKis flifltti' suF1ersuchhysteria.Basketballrefereeshaebeekmjow'nto Re'stauranton17. inning homer. When the ball sailed over the wall, Lido crawl through windows of washrooms to escape heated yanked off his shoe, flung it through his TV set, and fainted. I sports aficionados. And cops are regularly employed to ferry ___________________________ fo'd__Ph._3223343_1] know. I lived below him, referees to and from Southeastern Conference basketball Last year a Bronx man and his shirt were soaking up a games. ,beer while the ball game played on TV. His wife came in. In football, crowd craziness is part of the pageantry, like SEE turned the station to a soap opera. A fight ensued. Wife hit hip flasks and cracked vertebrae, It has even been sentimen' the (lee-k, (lead. Husband continued to drink and root. talized in song: "...The day we tore the goalposts down, we So the madness of fandom is not restricted to the stadium; will have these moments to remember BOZO but this is where the barbaric hordes are caged en masse. It For many red-blooded fans. running rampant onto the is where the mob mentality grip.s tile pea brains of this mod- field, rifling beer bottles at players, tearing at uniforms, and ern•day Cro Magnon rabble. in general causing other kinds of good-natured vandalism. Why. Some say the permissive society has loosed these looting and mayhem, is more fun than they've had since yell(angle-toothed multitu es Others believe that the spectator ing "Fire!" in a crowded movie theater. IN PERSON subconsciously wants to become participant. Other In the end, though, their actions must be justified. After philosophers think they are profoundly nuts. all, these fans need some wholesome outlet for their pent-up AT Some believe that - let Ian.s in particular caused such emotions and aggressions. In (act, tans art' not alone in thi IL _ THE CLOWN Kent State of the Mithe Reds out of civic pride. That is, they wanted the kallplavers may be in similar straits. Look at Pedro [(orIs (N) America Conference will manicurt'(l, neat Shea Stadium to resemble the rest of their hon. hit' elief piicher of the' Cincinnati Iiedc \%hcn thenSAN FORD, PLAZA juurne to Logami, Utah to LSU 27, S. ('arolina litter-strewn, pot-hoicti, crumbl town. was a mass melee on the field between the Reds and Mets, he meet t e Utah State Aggies. Stanford ii. Wash. St. iO One must realize, however, t at this phenomenon is not took his aggressions out on a Mets' hat he had grabbed He In this first-ever meeting we Miami. (FLa.) 42. Syracuse 21 new. lb one sees the brown fuzzy pictures of the old days. like chewed a big hunk out of it. see a 27-21 triumph for the the 1908 game in which Fred 1erkle made that intarnous This is why he did not get into any more games during the visiting Golden Flashes Predictions are for games boner, the storming crowds are evident. (Tomor row) National League playoffs. Ilaseball officials were afraid he —uni'kumph' 27 of__ And New York is not the only town where this happens. might get gluttonous with the baseball, t,ike a Ilarpo Marx. Now' go on wit h the One must recall with recoiling horror the Boston moment The umpire 0111(1 throw him a hail to use, and to. d eat it 7:30 - 8:30 PM Tenn. 34. T('U 16 forrcast. vit'ii Jim l.onborg, Who iJd Itist pitched the lied Sox to a Throw him another, gulp. Soon he'd caL Up all the balls. Texas A&M 37, Haylor 23 pennant in 1967, was tossed helplessly, like a cork on ocean Yes crazy is 11w name of the game. Air Force 33, Davidn 16 SMU 20, Texas Tech 16 waves, by (he thousafl(1s-thiek mob. lMnborg ailinitted later _____ Alabama 46. Va. Tech. 12 that he was literally scared for his life. Texas 28, Rice (N) Utah 31, ArIzona 26 (N) Tulane 21, Georgia Tech 14 Holy Cross IS, Army (N) Auburn 21, Houston 20 UCLA 49, California 24 Boston Col. 34, Viltanova $ Kent SL 27, Utah 81, 21 NEW YORK (AP) The tiessly watching rookie Bert had replaced the great Johnny NC. State 35, Clemson 17 Colorado St. 19, UTex El Baltimore Colts were ti of Jones try and wrest the No. I Uni Colgate IS, Bucknell 13 a year ago, completed Paso 9 (N) getting pushed around. So was quarterbacking role, won his nine of 13 passes for 177 yards, Missouri 22, Colorado II Virginia 31, Wake Forest 6 Marty Domres, job back with his first start of one of them a'66-yard touchDayton 21, Drake 13(N) WIchita St.15,W.Tcxas St. 14 So Domres and Coach how- the S18.3Ofl. down pass to Glenn Doughty. Delaware 36, Temple 20 Wm & Mary 42, VMI IS ard Schnellenberger got togeth- "I never thought I hati lost the And he ran for 22 ywds, in(;eorgia 27, Kentuek IN Wisconsin 37, Indiana 21 er last week and (lid something job," Domres said after the cluding a onyard touchdown Harvard 30, Dartmouth tO about it. And on Sunday, the victory. "I'll never think I'm plunge. Wyoming 15, Brigham Dl E C L Idaho IS. Montana St. IS CoIls still got pushed around— less than a starting quarterYoung 13 For his steady perforinace, 3T -3 0 Illinois 27, Iowa 13 but this time they pushed back back." - Yale 28, ('ornell ii Domies was named today The Kansas 34 Kowa 81. 12 and uiet the Detroit Lions 29- Playing coolly and con- Associated Press Offensive ' (N) Night 90m0 Oklahoma 4$, Kansas Si 2$ 27. servatively, the five-year pro Player 01 the Week In the NaLouisville Ii. (Inrinnati I 1(N) .i:'n ii ario'm: .e l)ornres, who had sat res- from Columbia University, who tional Football League. Thursday Oct. . _______ s ____ Domres, Colts Upset Detroit ____ -- _____ _______ ______ -' �_-- - •;'• E 1OA-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Oct. 24, 1973 - - - - - - 2 - a -- - S top Wishing For Money! Sell 1 unwan ts1 WIth A wan 1' '4 ii lit _____ F%IAI THE BORN LOSER i p .w.,e is .1 UJML Drt,,lt V ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll r ice, 6.44 7027 for 'We Care"' Hotline". AuIts or Teens. Seminole 322.26 1 1 ' by Art Sansom OEVEJIIYC I(-)OP BUR?3L.kH,,. LL1L HILCI' Orndo 831 9993 ',rtC P 0 Bcx Ill) Sinfot'd, F k ;øa Announcements S Inci and .. ai !IPJU!3 UVi Mile poodle,. dirty white, lost from 1101 Magnolia Aye, collar green rhinestones REWARD 371 7158 -- 2-tn Memoriam 3-Cemetaries 4-Personals 1 18 Male Help Wanted 13 MIe Help Wanted -________________________ fled car mechanic, excellent pay Workers apply In person t and working condltin. Working American Wood Producl, 179 knowledge of all domestic Charles St. Longwood, Fla Import cars. Apply In person, Jack _______________________________ Baker Volkswagen, 3719$. 1797 19 Female Help Wanted -Hire a super Salesman, a classifiedi to u your don't neet p Competent nursery church workei ______________--,it'ccieej for Sunday mornings an We have Openings for Truck occasionally at other times, Foi Drivers. Warehouse and Sales appointment, call 322 2662. Personnel. 4 hr. week. Excellent Appty in perso'i Insurance Secretary .iUcr 9 , m. SCOTT YS HOME Liperlenced all phases, accep (IIJILDERS, 100 French Ave., Sanlo,'d responSibilIty, accurare typist mature, salary commensurati ROOFERS. Experienced in built vui with ability, live day week, 95, roofinq, Also ROOFERS South Seminole area. $311020. HELPERS. GOOd wages, apply KEYPUNCH person to B&D Rooting CornFEE pany, 1)1 Seminola Blvd., NORRELL TEMPORARY Casselberry. PH, 6.17 5115 Wanted-Welders 72llLeeRd. Winter Park andWelder'SHetpers ALTAMONTE CATERINC, his 323 0140 cpening for women wtio enjoy tti Out of doors. Salary plus corn Semi tractor trailer driver, mislOn. Paid vacation, 1st year. E*p.riCnced. Good salary, arid Phone 531 9236. company benefits. S day week. _____________________________ Must be 21. Apply In person. AVON CHRISTMAS EARNINGS Austin Fertilizer and Chemical can help make the holidays hap Company. 2300 Country Club pier for your entire familyl It's Sanfoi-d e.tsy selling fine AVON prod'cts. Auto dealer needs reliable used car Call flOw: 6.143019. maintenance man, Steady WOrk. regular hourS. Experience rt Beautician, Jr. nr Sr For Shpp In DeBary. For Interview, call 66$ nerelsary. Call Bill Goody, 323 5127. Weekdays alter 5, weekends 1733. _______________________________ anytime Motels Hotels S-Lost and Found SANFORD CT. MOTEL 6-Child Care renovated Class A rating. Family units, efficiency & over ntes. Low weekly rates. )233 1-Motels Hotels 8-Eating Places a-Good Things to Eat 9 ID-Do it Yourself 11- lnctructlort - - -- -------Travel & Recreation Good Things to Eat .-. '.. ' W1 (L1Ii!1, IN government Inspected, 79 a pound. 372 51)2 'j Yj plk, green beans. S:30a,m Ill Sunset. Cain Farms. ao West from Sanford. to Orange Blvd., Right on Orange Blvd. at Adventure Camp, left , Delaware 373 050 before e a rn, alter) 33 pm 13-Travel Agencies l4-Camping.Rsorts 15-Action Sports -Rentals -Roornsfor Rent - it - Instructions PIANO LESSONS 1? Week Chord Course Harry Wester, 3231379 JO-Apartments Rent U nf urnished 11-Apartments Rent Furnishel WO IV1 EN 31-Houses Rent Unlurnished .23--Houses Petit Furnished 'VANTED .btte Home's e'nt -I_ :--- i-Mob,ie Home Lots RECEPTIONIST & For Rent - - -- - ----- - EXECUTIVE 36-Resort Property For Pen? SECRETARIAL TRAINEES It wvrk.rig iri the secretarial field sosjncj% interesting to you and yOur need Is urgent, WC will give you "r-'ct. r-Jruvide with lutlor part time employment, *hih ever you desire. Both morning and evening classes available. You mt"t be willing to start immediately. Personal In lerviCw required, i -Wanted to Rent R:',i 4es for Sale 32-Mobile Homes 43-Lots and Acreage 4-Farmt and Groves IS-Resort Properly For Sate CALL 8348588 NOW ORLANDO BUSINESS 46-Income And Investment Property COLLEGE - 47-Real Estate Wanted - PkOGRAM.MERS Ti'ie S0--'M,seellaneous tot qualified programmers is oteat. We will train 'ou for thi$ hqhly Skilled profession & service ,' with employment at the Uni" time There 5 no age limit, but -ou muSt be willing to start irn 'itliately Previous experience •c cot required Fr your per'i.,i For Sai Goods S7-Appliances S3-TV . Radio . Stereo 54-Garage - Rummage Sales SI-Bicycles 59-Musical Merchandise IBM 60-Office Equipmeit And Supplies KEYPUNCH l -Buitding Materials 62-Lawn and Garden TRA I N E ES 63-'Mactiiflery and Toots If working as an IBM keygx,nch operator sounds interesting to you and you are svailM,Ie to Start immediately, we can have you wvrking and tra'ning at the same time There Is no age limit and high school diploma is r'ot required, Prepare yourself for I utur. now in this highly rea3r dog litId Personal interview required 64-Equipment for Rent 65-Pets arid Supplies 64-Horses 67-Livestock and Poultry 6$-Wanted to Buy 69-Stamps - oins 70-Swap and Tradti - CALL 834-8588 NOW ilAuction ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE ransportahon -. 75-Campers - Travel Trailers I) Travel Agencius __________ - - ._ _______-. FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC. Airline tckels. Cruise and TOSVS at ofvciaI ratei 303 Semoran Blvd.. (Hwy 436). 13)3233. 6-Auto Repairs. Parts Accessorits 77-Junk C?rs Removed 18-Motorcycles lB 19-Trucks and Trailers 83-AutOs for Sale ----_Male Help Wanted FENCE INSTALLER 81 -Aviation United Fence, Ph 373 3621 Career Opportunities In Rapid Expanding Fiberglass Power Boat M,anuiacturing Industry One of America's Leading Ffberç1lass ZAYIE PtAZA ISIS's - - - - --- - -- -:J :. -- - Full or Part Time tt" V.0 the 5,Ii Coat Riggers Production Line Warkerl FG LaminalorS Bat Riggers °roducl*orl Line Worker FO Finishers MATTRESS FG Finishers A Bce' S??.ngi ,(angs Complete SI? NORTHEAST CASSELBIRR'i iii Realty PINECREST--(3EEfI LOOKING for h3ij'Se' icr remit borliooa in th low $20s? We have It for 521.250 Has heat, air, den and Is nicely landscaped. See this ''' EVENING SHIFT 4:00 P.M. MaintentInce Man WEEKEND SHICT Sat: I;3$ AM, til 4:30 Sian: 1:00 AM. 14$ 4:30 Realty, 3721301 7610 HlawathaAve. at 17.97 -------- _______ MUIJVr,, S oe1't'c.t)m. 4 both wIth central heat air. Fenced yard. Totally furnished in one of San fords finest area' $725 nra ___ __________________________ 29 ______ Rooms for Rent IDYLLWILDE -You get what you pay for but you'll get more ti wIh mans cAtra features. Near Country Club. 112.000 'We Don 't Sop clean and sharp 3 bedroom with equipped kitchen, heat, ar, den. carpeting anti extra nice yad Only S1.5CV Till We Succeeb! Callbart Real Estate 2lHour Service Call 372 7495 POom for rent male only, Call 322 lii? after 5p.m. Mobile Homes Rent - 34 Oct. 21 and? bedroom cottage. Pio REALTORS 7363 Park Dr alcoholic beverages, no pets. - __________________________ C3UNTRY LIVING. Beautiful 3 Man or woman to room arid board in bedroom. 2 bath home Many. country home Ph 327-SlID 2 bedroom mobile home, un Many extra features Only 145.000 anytime. tUrfltsht'd. very nICe and Clean. . - _______________ , large shaded lot In Osteen 113$ JACK R. McCLURE Is?, last $50 break fee Ph 323 30 Apartments Rent 11)1 RegIstered Broker - _____________ ______- 35 - Trainees Accepted 1 & 2 bedroom unitS Cenlral heal & air Pool Clubhouse Laundry Shag carpets drapes Private patio or balcony Fully eQuipped kitchen Fern Park 1t4 Mobile Home Lots For Rent - - - 1120 FLORIDA AVE. SANFORD, FLA. Two bedrooms, I bath, iall to wall carpeting, drapes, central heat Shop or office in the beautiful new Lakeview Plaza, heat, air, janitor 1,310 ft or 715 ft. Ready for you Reasonable 32)0061. • S,xnford.Downlown, prestigious oflice'uite.elevator,parklng, and lantorial service included. AAA location Available Dec I, 1973 Ph. 3231070. Cobb Boat Co. - '5 • , ' .' --, 31 - • 1,,, ._. , 'I apts Will make rice residence with good rental income, 571.500 Apartments Rent - . 3W FirstSt, 3736061or3230311 1505W.2sthSt. ______________________________ ______________________________ 3 bedrooms, 2 balM, ca.p.ting & drapes Pool Kitchen equipped.) Great RETIREE INVESTMENTt Furnished ii ADULT CONDOMINIuMS IN SANFORD CONVENIENT stores. 3 bedroom. I b-ith. Small lot St?,CC5) . apartment. 1220 Orlando Driye, Sanford. AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS NO PETS GENEVA NO CLOSING COSTS 116W2nd St LIMITED TIME ir.çIudCS Genevo, Lake liar ney, Rest Haven and Mullet Lake Park Traileri & Apts. 2 Adult parks, 2 Family parks 3513 Hwy 1797, Sanlord,373.)9)Q, Day, Wk., PM. -bedroom, furnished apt. adults Two only, $160 month. 373 5851 or 177 6470 after 3 a m. KULP REALTY 1 bedroom furnished apartment Adults only. 5)50 mo. Utilities ___ furnished Call 3730140. lllx)E 7)lh5t. Sanforct - . - - Orange Avenue 4440110 11 .1 South Winier Park .. - - k" ' .. ,..._. £1 niuur •• WCLAV,A APt.RTF,'ilT 114W. 1$?. St. ,,,,,,,,,,1r1 - IC. 28 SI iYEILI 1PWI'L Quality Home Development by Brafley Odham Read HELP WANTED AOS that n'lcatc a preference Lifestyles -- i_I A C*rapteh.n,,.R,a, G,d. Ta &qIIq, Cuing t'.vrrv itt TJw IJtz.,hJ 5% DOWN LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, FLORIDA 323-4670 ________ - - Freezers Maiiy Ic, chnQ%e from Dick's Appliance Sales & Service, 26)7 French AvC., Sanfcq't, 372 165i If u have an eye for real value, regularly - -- '.ENMOPE WASHER, parts, '.ervice used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES, 323 0697. _________________________ Pre Christmas Sale: Side by side 21 - ------ - - ---------------- - 58 - -- Bicycles Whee' bike, I speed, excellent 3726-ia) m Musical Merchandise ' FullslzeHarnn,oJOrgan7 - '-' -. - Chry. Corp. built cars. Excluding disc brakes. Any additional 6. ROAD TEST supplemental charge. SERVICE DEPARTMENT OPEN 8-5 MON-FR fLORIAUODGL 1801 W. FIRST ST., SANFORD SANFORD322-0614 ORLAND '69 Impala. or conditioned, R&H Take up payments Ph. 377 3614 after 6 p m Pets and Supplies I9hI Plymouth )atetiite Wagon, factory air. power steering, good Condition, 51500 319 SI)?. I actual miles Excelent condition See at corner of 11th & Locust or DOG HOUSES Pie*.large&small call 372 36*7 after 1:30. . CHEVROLET IMPALA. A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! lrailer,9S HP Mercury, 51500 319 Warehouse Outlet located 541). __________________________________ SOFA BED & 3550 S. Orange Ave. II ft. fishing boat. 7 hp. Briggs & Matching Chair Orlando (b•te.n Holden a Stratton motor and trailer, Ph opens to 365 3731 Sat 'Id S __________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ - '' - B & 0 AIR CONDITIONING and heating service Ph $30 97)7 now Stan 2. _ SENKARIK GLASS& PAINT CO 252? Park Drive,372 1542 3224672 __ rwmmg ___________________________ Hagan lntul.ition. SANFORD __________________________ DR RUCKER PLUMBING, Inc. 4E AT i N& AIR & CON 1-U,e your heater service-Il fur RepaIrs. Remcxjeling. hot water 3226390 _________________________________ Cond Servce 3?) 5431 _______________________________ SCCWiCC Free estimates )fl 8400 _____________________________ Get cash buyers for a small in w---- 'classif ________•L__,,o rt -. . ________________________ _______________________ RICONDIT tOiID Rt'frigcratc;r, Dryer'. and Wathfs .SARRAPITV. Free Delivery. WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 7511 i-Il & PAINTING TOWERS BEAUTY SALON Ifcrmerly 54irrielt't Beauty No) 519 E Pine. 312 5112 - House Cainting, by hOur or by -__Bulldozing _______________________________ ________________________________ ____________________________ BULLDOZER WORK Clearing lots our Specialty 32) 1731 ..e LIpm ___________________________________ -n',ured 323 $333 -. _____________________________ __________________________ it Six Up" Time, Hire an expert PaintingInterior & exteriot. repa'rman from tndays clossefed repairs, roofs painted, free honest ., experienced estimates 373C19 Cirpentry. Qennodeling, Addit,. Rft'r ',A(flj%t CLEA'ILR Oniy author ea sales & service n Custom made screen rooms, carSanford.Open9S,Mon. Fri., Sat Poits Top workmanship ir'd 9 1 107 W 77th St Ph 32) $130 rTStCfiOl', LEACH ALL',l4U', FREE HomeDemonslral,on - _____________________ - - _._. AL(Q(sç Ro0lIflg&Sht Metal Gutter's3, Do*nSpouts $02 French Ave Concrete - This Special Good Oct. 24th Thru Oct. 31st * * Any other parts or iservice at your request will carry a supplemental charge ___________________________________________ - ERVICE DEPARTMENT Sin.ill ,lL,tj% ','.an!' 3?? 133$, 'Lake Mary CONCRETE PATIOS OPEN 8-5 MON THRU FRI MID-FLORIDA DODGE 1801 W. FIRST ST., SAN FORD OR_LANDO644-3912_ SANFORD322-0614 . - Dàtitig ,, I '.'r Builders. sub ontracfors Complete House Plans and Shop Draw,nus Fast, dependable, _ _ "ommciSCanVctor3ôSil _ .,. - ' S PAUL SEATER ____ Licensed Re'sIdentt,l Cc,mmrrc;a ,. Fret' Ii slimames Ph 1?? 6473 - - Lawn ServPCe5 . contractors& individuOls Custom )QSe plans, plot pians, & room ,,,T,. , ___ I DRAFTING & PLAP SERVICE For builders, sub WeLt Dnlng Hodges 6- Griffii i.Ind Clearing ______________________________ 0ICk JOYCE WELL DRlLLlPg, Excavating & Grading Ph 23 3 and larger, pumps, sprinklers $297 or 372 671.3, day or nile Water Condetioneri, 372 16)0 _ IDEAL ii Wallpaper Hangrna Land CIearing COOBURPi I't.NCE co - W.xnl to sell something' A Smail fryeSt,n"mcl n a ( i','iiri rig rm'sults BUDDY'S -, - Vacuum Cleaners Custom Work Fyee Estimate 3) (1399 - . 54970 ,Our home .5 bath 14c"oy. with ar, or by Stand Licensed & ___________________ contract 377 1555. JCON'SC1R,l(5. so5çi7 ? kiln dealer 10 3 Closed Thursday 1. Sunday. 3777971 ,- _____ cie,walls pOtios, roots, tree est. mrpa Spra Klean 3270)97 eve %hingle', tacked on by square Pn________ 372 1.335 -- - - - _________ - - iil ____________________________________________ Reg Value ______________________________________ Gii. 'iFRVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN -- pJaces POODLE GROOMING ______________________ ________________________________ ill )919f1ifl1 Let oneof our friendly ad visors help C.'ettng tcaay to move? Sell ec,n yOU word your classified ad Call Items Sell them quickly with a tPms Quickly with a classified Cdl ______________________________ 327 76)1 or 13) 9993. _____________________________ Herald Want Ad by callIng 372 ______________________________ Grooming - Profets,cn,al with love 761) and asking icr a friendly S a m 6 p m Animal Have Heating dvitor ____________________________ Grmiog and Bardng 372 5757 OIL HEATER CLEANING • Aftic Insulations ______________________________ CALL RALPH -. Plus Tax Pet Care -r- WHOA. Don't throw away useful idle - CONDENSER 5. DISTRIBUTOR ROTOR 6. PCV VALVE 7. FUEL FILTER 8. TIMING CHECKED 9. CAR B ADJUSTED - ' EI S '.'OAiN SERVICE ..Cre,t' Freee%?imate call 373 5045 -. Full lineGE Appliances 32.3 56l PLUGS Glass•Min'ors - tAiL 322 !3,Ot__ asknq i r , trri, ____ mattresses, LotsandAcreage 2lI. 'itoc Il&ACEPA%il(5 51% - • A& 11 APPLIANCE REPAIR All makess.eryice Ph $30 873$ ______________________ 1- A SUN CO PF -• F Pd ( I••'Pd A Pd A I 'v ci c - .- - - S - - -'-"--' around. 1977 Skyline Repo. Front & Rear 2 409W 1st St. 37? 73.35 DR. I', bath Like new with low _______----------------. down payment Alit., many demos Nearly nev' walnut headboard twin ate now going at rock bottom beds, cOmglete tvith box springs & Cs, 3720065 GREGORYMOBILEHOM Fine Furniture-bedroom suite, SOOFrenchAve. 3503OrlandoDr, twin beds. beside table, double 37)5200 3fl$00 dresser arid mirror, Hard Rock Maple, fruitwood finish, $100. 7.3 and 4 bedroom double wideL all Linen upholstered chair, $75; t reduced for QuiCk sale Over 4° hitchCoCk bunch tablet, 1,35 each twtive wide'S, 41' lengths and 2 Houseo Pine Lamp tables, 130 decors Several models set u in La; also garage sale Thurs. and park for immediate ocupancy FrI. 1730 Spruce Aye,, Winter Place Homes North, Hwy. $7 97 a Park. Ph 6.47 5579. Lake KatI'iryn,ml Plorthol hwy S piece dinette set 2210 p72grn WHOA Don't throwawayusetul iUl tems Sell them quickly w,th a Hi"rald Want Ad by calling 371 Appliances furniture in addition to Our $12 ShrubS. trlmmtd & shaped Flower beds cleaned & edged to per. fection Specialist Mowing by rt only, Free estimate 323 ___ ___________________________ MOWING. EDGING & TPIMMIPIG -. South Seminole TV Service, new & used TVs. Hwy. 434, Altamonte Springs Ph 531 9927 Ceramics AND FREE SAFETY CHECK _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ - Repair Central Air Conditioning- For free cstimate. call Carl Harris, at SEARS n Sonfd 312 117$. -_-' Michegani Hours 9 9 Mon..Fri GET A MOTOR TUNE-UP (ltitig .i complete .me of good usq't ___________________ _____________________ Air Con itionmg _________________ _______________ _________________ Electro&c Equiment Lawn Service THEN Dinetesfr NiceornerlotonJenchAr,and H*y 127. With trailer with bu,II living room. cabnn and bedroom, also utilily bQildinc2s SeverI nice bearnq froil tren't 5)0000 cast. Call n-.snr-c 3 7ti Most 5. ADD BRAKE FLUID _____________________ - -, ----- GroomIng-Poodles, Terriers All * STEREO * slery & new furniture lines Livina em CtJLiP 1mm Mobile Homes Pt u: Tax 29 breds Free collar or toy with ANNOUNCEMENT - !M!! t T MASTER & WHFEL CYLINDERS 4. INSPECT BRAKE DRUMS SanfordMotorcompany CARROLL'S FURNITURE _______________________ 65 MILLERS ?bl9OrlandoDrive, 372 0)57 ONLY 2. INSPECT FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS Autos for Sale For the best buy in American Motors, and Jeep vehicles, see DON BALES - TV.Radio.Stereo ._ . TELEVISIOPI SETSI2SUP Oct 24tb Thru Oct 31sf AND LININGS FOUR WHEELS * IAMC JEEPS* * ' MIscellaneous Items Phone)?20062 - . 1 INSTALL NEW SHOES -___ '. . ___ 4591. AND FREE SAFETY CHECK! . 7) YAMAH; )SOcc.u25 Pt '73 607i ____________________ so -- ___ - RELINING SPECIAL - -------1971 Yamaha 2(13, appcox $100 miles, good COnditiOn, $350. Ph. 349541 Sports Equipment Needa plcetoshoot? "'°"",' 666 M70 days you'll eye the classified acts IS to choose from 8)) 2323 Free delivery on seles of ISO or Dealer ____ .more, Cocci' in and t,ru'.',' , Si - Want Better Gas Mileage? - 343 . ' Household Goods KULP DECORATORS I 42 Another Appliances WIT H A MO PAR BRA K E Motorcycles -. EVERYBODY AN EVEN BRAKE Junk Cars Removed 78 :, - ?NewTwnBcd, 7 bedrooms, large utility rnem, ran I" u'.i'ci for -tra t*,ctr - : ,T,, r ___________________ - GIVE I Ahandonehj, unwanted, junk cars' ha'led away YOUC COSt. $10 !lando ?956l94 anytime Samese 323 5744 _______ -____________ MAITLAND FLEA MART __________________ REAL ISTMTI., REALTOR 644479$, DeBary64 - I7flEOROOMS, ADIJI Sc (Thi V PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARt', 234$ I',ri Drive , 372 Ix.M&i,,,,,. I.,'ttø Sanford C,ish or terms, 3530 S. Orange Aye, Orlando, Mon. . Fri 9 to Sit 9 tO S CORBE[T - Bookkeeper and aeneral offic, wnrk. ii .•.-.-- Call 3fl-47fl 1911 Hwy. I? 92. Open Sat. 1. Sun. 9 S 5317970 _______________________________ _________________________ ' $S.6o7o _________________________ Auto RepaIrs Parts.Accessorjes - "Hank used to be a cool Joe, but he's developed this fear of dropping his $1.95 sandwich!" MISC. SALE: Reese Trailer 'i' CA. Whiddon, Sr., Broker lii N. Park, Sanford 372 399) 1 1930 Les Road TAFFER REALTY ______ Furnished one bedroom duplex, ,idvItl, no pets. 372 3610 after 4 -I Room -rurnrj''j,nstalrs apt . suitable for couple. Ph 377)759 23 900 . alter 5 pm 372 7)37. Ave., Orlando Mon. - Fri., 9 to . 71" Color Console Zenith. 5)95 30" Dachshunds, APC miniature, bl4ck Sat 9 to 5GarardAM FMandltrack Ster 9 Roidmaster Buick, uSed an6-Ian. also red, sire? lbs. wor conscle, 521); 10" Stereo, as Is, Feqlilized Hay tiQi tag. Exc*llent shape. $395. med. shots 145. Animal Haven IlL Caih or Terms arranged. $50 Pangola & Bahia SHELLEY USED CARS, 701 Grooming & Bnardinq Kennels per month. Call Credit Manager, - 377 343 French Avc. 3732960 327-94)) or see at Sanford Sewing FREE CUDDLY KITTENS 13 Woodendoubte hung windows Center, 307 F. 1st St., Downtown 0000 HOMES. I Weeks old. Hail l9t Camaro 307. 1 speed. 39,000 ________________________________ Realtor 407W It Sf, ,3fl-njs ____________________________ 6 $O.S3 .... ... •, I I_________________________________________________ 'I -- - $ 5 Doors'-; half glass JOHN SAULS AGENCY 711 N Oak, Sanford 322 7111 day, 373 0-455 e've - ASSOCI ATE ISROKER $ 17 900 • ________ _______ ___________ Shampooer for only $1 per day lram,t, mirror, chest, twin or full AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP From Rr,ilt,'. )2? 1)01 2610 Hiaaatha Av at Il 92 Mon Sat _________________- ches,onefoToyotaLandcruiser, 700lAdamsAve. . REPOSSESSED. one for late model DM cars; _________________________ LOADED NOthifl down, take IN THE WOODLANDS Surfboard racks, Scout tpnt, Beds, Beoutilul walnut cabinet. S track Yc- Poodlc for sale. Mok & over, Call credit manager, Chairs, Table, Clothes, Dishes Female .1 mos old, 1-10 each. Ph ______________ 6230, tape player recorder player, etc Presitige location where h ome )17 506 Lamps, Sweepers, Dresser, Pay 1,65 Cash or assume $7 SO per 1963 Tempe'st Custom, new tires moct values are apprecIating, This 3 Movie Outfit. Swing ii?, GOLD FISH month Phone 647 1571. for free slicker. SIOOor bii' affer, Call 373 bedroom. bath home offers you a Baby Items, and many other I? Extra Large home trial. HALLMAR K SEWING 3530 after 6. tremendous investment plus Items, Some lIke new. Doyle Rd. in P 363 3751 AND STEREO CENTER, 178$ W. comfortable family livIng. The '66 ML'STANG FASTBACK, Nothing Ost t. 24th thru Nov. 1 Fairbanks Ave ,Winter Park, Fla. German Short haIred puppies, kitchen features double oven, and down, take over Call credit Registered litter S wks old Ph. extra large pantry. Family room. manager, 3736730, cooler case, sliding 795 9312. and screened Porch, 539.300 Call arage-Rummage _________________________ glass front, 573; three 1966 EnglIsh Ford Cortina, $350 IL Doris Bell, Alsoc. '-------------------Very good condition Call 377 7320 overhead garage doors and at Sales 67-A Feed c,r-3736)47 after 5 - 30 Inching parts, $70 Ca.; 35 hp -_- _________________________ Garage Sale--Sat-Sun Furniture, Roberts & Gilman Evinrudeotjtboard motor, Short or VW, 1965 JIM OANDY FEEDS i long shank, electric start, 5)30 Excellent Condition, $700 Small appliances, gun rack, Buy direct from boxcar at *holesle 830.5500 dishes, clothes, wigs & mIsc, 2109 Ph. 3774030 between 1-6 p.m. Ph 3223021 prices jolly Charlie guarantees in _____________________________________________________ S. Willow Ave. 373)906. Inc Reahlors Longwood writing lowest prices in FIn SEWING MACHI NES Moving Away Sate-Zenith 6W TV Gormly's, E. 44 past Brardall at 7)", TV stand, Oriental type rug, These nationally famous dele zig RR tracks SAORD REAL ____ / _______ chest of drawers, large LR chairs. ______________________ _____ zag sewing machints are 1973 clocks, etc. 1601 Palmetto Ave. __________________________ _______________________________ ________________________ Days 377 72)7 ______________________ STRETCH STITCH, blind stitch. - - - - - 7 bedroom frame 2 story hovie on fancy patterns and features new S5 Boats & Marine CASH 312 1)32 corner lot. 17' * 26' workshop push button reverse, 7 Only, F or used furniture, appliances, THIS WEEK AT Equipment 51)9.93 each. Full factory Ideal for home & small business tools. etc Buy 1 or 1001 items uNITED FREIGHT SALES Zoned cOmmercial. 1 block off guarantee and monthly payments Larry'S Mart 2 Sanford Ave I! I berglass Cabin Cruser, 7 A'ediferrane.5n. a intable Inspect at United French Ave at 11)8 S Laurel Shill, 75 HP Evinruoc. (i French Proyncial bedroom sts. i Ay l rm-uII Sales, 3550 5 Orange Sanford buyer for used articles, fur ________________________ custom canvas curtains lOP & andup 6Solas. 3styln to niture, etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUEs. ct"oose from. $1993 to 515995 Sat. 9 to $ SPECIAL storage, clean, excellent con --_UNITED FREIGHT Sales has luSt New '7) SIngers, 1$99t ORIENT&L RUGS WANTED ditiun. 377 473) betweenla.m & 3 each recelved a large Shipment of 1973 BUY•PRICED RIGHT Tup prices paid, uSed. any condition pm weekdays STEREO SPECIAL POISSON MARINE Some have built-in I track tape mtg. No closing costs. No ________________________ Ix)nent set, ii 1419. now Only Hey I? 9'? cassettes. Garrard turn tables and ' qualifying, Move in now. Asiume $2I9 Also available speakers -_372 596$ __________________________ vices start as low as $19.93 for _______________ _______________________________ heidphones and Garrard turn PA. UNSWORTH AAi.j APARTMENTS trade In values will be given thi; week at New World Travel, H*y 17-92, Longwoocj. 131 9174 ________________________________ crp; headboard, complete piece set lust $179. Also living-room sets, $99 95 Cash or terms, United 3737010 I - - .. - GENEVA GARDEN This NEWSPAPER does nol knowingly accept 4I ie't F!. 2277! -- 28 I Stocks, $347911 after 6. week ______________________ _____________________________ days. Anytime weekends Nerd Uted Travt'l Trailers, fnntasic I I L ' UUv 51101' 1109 Sanford Avenue * 2li'louf Service Call CAMPERSIP - Massive Spanish bedroom sets (SI. include large dresser, richly , 3 bekoom %-: two baths, all frlck. From 521.100. 70th Street to Lo(uSf,'tury,(etp to 11th 5?, rIght on Valtecia Court North. Model open 16 pm d5ity On Site phone . .J'; 4. Calibart Real Estate , BRAND NAME I ) s at DeBary. 63)6300 _____________________________________________________ air. Fully equipped kitchen _____________________________ CENT Ioyers covered by the AGE DlS(,RIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT More inlorm4tton may be '.btalned form fht Wage i-jr c;tfmce at Rm 30?, Or oinda Prof Ctr 37 W Lake 8024Beauty Dr., p o. e -. OrIa.sda. Fla 32404. And increased Earnings Are Immediit, Ap;ln P.'on V ru Sat l - .. ci Id .11_ ,. 1.31 1$) - NOLEN I IWinnebago Freezer, was $619, now 1629. BIg • __________________________________ after 7 5) m. 1961 Dodge Coronet, 6 cyi., runs savings on Dlhwashers, Ranges, good, new tires and sticker, 5500 Waslrs, Dryers. Geneva HIg. & Building Materials 323 7735 Air Cond. Serv authorized Whirlpool Sales & Service 3096 Plywood. ex'erior and interior, all '66 JEEP NAGONEER. Nothing Orlando Dr. Sanford, list bida 190 54 Hwy I? 07 I...... half y... ,..• wii. iaiv cicr. Call credit So. of Airport BIva. 373 5414. LonOWood prIce. 373 5670 manager, 373 62, __________________________ -_----- -_____________________ ItO Volt Washer & DryOr 9 rn )S 1964 Jeep Wagon, automatic, radio, SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS 64 Equipment for Rent old -uSed very little Reasonable air. I wheel drIve. $795 5est ""tern Wear, S,Ive a? the Old ______________ offer, 377-7950 after 6. Corral Western Shop, 17-97, 1 mile • 66$ 83$). Days3fl 6171 Nights 322 5121,372 71$? Business Property For Rent I ii ___________ _____________ - Orange Ave,Orhando Mon.. Fri. Sanford, Fla, .' __________________ ______ -______ ---t'RIY%ILT _________________________ ' ç,., ;n '.çc.-j, wes, and Standard biket now available at Firestone Store Call 37202u. WOoddningroomsetsfróml manufacturers Include Spanish, Early American and Medilet nanean with matching china cabinets, table and chairs, (3 only) cash or terms United FrelgI,? Sales. 3350 5. Realtors LonOwnod "9, evc&'" "fi.i's' __________________________ - ' - ______________ ii - - - FIREWOOD Cut In III. letsg'ns Ph 322 370$ t PLAZA I FLIPi PACk ZIG ZAGS - -. Bikes, Bikes, Bikes i '. 1961 MG, $750 Call 372 3370 _____ _______________ Alter5p m _______________________________ I Travel Trailers ____________________________ VA-- Nothing Down 323 uo . 31 PH. 323-6650 PARK iii .)'?'! from em Join A Grcwing Progress Company Where Opportunity For Advancement nEqvatOpportvnityEmpioy,r - adults 831 1139. ____________________________________________ APARTMENTS Chief Fire JL_) ______________________________ WILSON MAlE R FURNITURE buy sell trade 3)1 315 E.Flrst St., 372 5' Twp color TVs; also isa Chrysler Imperial Call' after 5, 37307(15 Peg Brokers Rrilto4 _____ - REALTY CO. Elmer Bakalia, Inc. Call 322-2420 AnytIme "Sanford's Sales Leader" _____ It' 1i terms. United Freight Sales, 3330 S Orange Ave., Orlando. Mon. __9 to 5. - ST. JOHN'S BEL AIR E- HERES A NEAT, Auctioneering Service At yOur home or business, Complete or partial liquidation, We buy, consign, and sell anything of s'alue, If U don't call Call SAN rv,w nut,. lION abOut your flSit partial or complete sell out. 373 7340or 3237435, _____________________________ ________________________ ___ ____ _____ garage, excellent n,ighborhOod, Every Friday night 7 30 p m If you have things to sell or consIgn, call 5)9.500 Stan Vermillion at .31-7070 THREE REDROOM-2 bath home, c>eautlful shaded corner location, * A.A.A. AUCTION in an established neighborhood. . Assume mortgage, or put 5-10 pci. down on new mortgage. We have many many more, we can tell you about. We arrange financIng for the home of your choice Ca'I or SOLy LAir ctf'e. uptliil B prim. days a we*k. II ELECTROLUX 4 Electrolux vacuum cleaners to be Gilman __________ . ION P.M 510 1 5iIy L!te Do:d -' 11.300? Mold Rtpitmen Mgld Makers Mold ,pairni,n , I -1: ___ have 54,300. 3 Move right in II bedroom.2year old home. Walk to schools, spppIng and churches. Owner will sIgn Over mtg. What? III ff ' I'., i-'i - - NEW 3 bedroom, : bath concrete 9to9, Sat. 9to biock homes. central heat and air, nearing completion. Good 1973 SInger machine, never been financing arranged used, some still In cartons, attachments for buttonhole, blInd iem, LOCH ARBOR-.-. fancy ., 3 patterns bedroom,2bathwith frniiy room, monograming etc. $59.95 Cash or terms. United Freight Sele, ..age, carpeted, ,ninat S Orange Ave., Orf.ndo, ?.on heat and air, fininclng arranged . Fri. 9to9, Sat. 9105. IMMACULATE-older frame home 3 bedrooms, family room, hi.;ng 327 6437. Alter 5, 372 7111 __________________________ tTStop Urn: stro & --- -- - ___________ - East of Orlando, nice private l' In in: Full Time o f' you Payton F ran kiln Arms - 371-1050 bstw.en 14 p.m. Paid Vacation, Paid t4elidays And Group Hospitatlsalion SELF SERVICE COIN OPERATED KWIK KAR WASH available Sari lord and surrounding area Very low inveStment, 75 pet financing An Investment for those who £Z.T LL,..&7 d.d un Ilia, will provide years of steady in _______________ come. Call collect, 9017757167 C . prefeernafurernanorwoman p i's ii .- -________________________ Wagoneer, 1965, A Cyl , 4 wheel I drive, air conditioned,$400 811W I 20th St. ifl 0515. ____________________________ '11 Fiat $30 Spk*r, cony, wire hubs. I Radio, excellent conditIon. 323 I 6)53 ________________________________ ________________________________________________ Jeep Auction _____________________________________________ still' AutosforSale '11 Vega hatchback Must tell $2075 Ph ________________________ 373 0502 after 5.30 CENTER, 109W itt. 3731352 _______________________________ 4i Ii Tnl and complete camping vuipment, boat and motor and other items. Ph. 319 5669 BY OWNER- New '(ingst,ierry bedroom, 2 bath. Cenfrel heat and air, Range, dishwasher, disposal, fully carpeted. Lot 161 * 63' VA and Conventional financing. Ph. 1 4*40. 3200S.U.S. 17-92. Sanford Draftsman mechanical to do Business now osslr.g $60 per week Excellent pot'ntial for quick ge'in assembly and detail drawings with an aggressive sample and Some - - lild - work Apply ABC 'WJ ' WV' -hi. vey mc 59? H. Hwy. 1?? Longwood, 13i rn It takes twO hours to run. rACTORY HELP - needed for lt lTfDCTffl lJ I L..I'%t...J I ana IflO aiiø WI? Shift. 1,250 per rcur to start, ISc ra:se in 30 ct , Call 3222611 Rgvtar raises thereafter Pad '______ tired people to Sell Kirby Vacuum holidays and vacations. Must be Cleaners Must have auto. Will able to handle 50 lb bags. Apply 'ran and furriih demonstrator p.erscn, Pnrrr., 7,',arpli',' ________________________________ Comrnis,on basis Only. Ph. 323 Benefits Include Ple 3 btrO0m - for general kitcnec, work E'periencc preferred, but not necessary. Salary depends upon ,ili?y Apply after 7 p m n person only to Holiday I'lottst' X) I Commercial. Sanford. Spr rigs Inc ' JOHNNY WALKER - Ste For Sale . Roberts t) i ' 80 Tn Ivy and Sell hold or silver rorIl,,ct us first We also buy bulk Slyer Coins SEMINOLE COIN (, ,.t ''" SO _____________________________________________ Miscellaneous 830.5500 817W. 1st St. ___ 322-5641 372 7613 * PUBLIC AUCTION Pearson Corporation 5925 Carrier St. Norm St. Pete., F Ia. 337)1 . -- Mt.ITENAI4CE MAN--Ne * * New Positions * * mature individual to fill lull time, Newly created department under permanent position With apart the Board of County Comment complex in Sanford. Call Inissioners. Benefils include State retirement Afidy Keller at 6.17 7liQfrorn 9 3 or plan, pat1 hospitalization. S holidays. 323 6650 after 6 p.m. vacation and 5ik leave Apply Solid fast growing companyi Lois Hare, Room 307, Court Seminole County has opening for Hot.fl,i, North Park Ave., Sanford employc intereSted in light Phone 373 4330 est 260. PoiI ions to welding, Small machine assembly be filled Nov 1 An Equal Op and Service. Good pay. portunity Employer hospitalization, paid vacation, -good working COnditlon, For Help wanted, mate or female interview, send name, address. experience necessary. Fiberglass telephone Plo. to Box 314, care oi laminatIon ri profit sharing The Sanford Herald. Box 1651, company, vacations and holidays Sanford paid. Good starting wage. Many job advantages, Contact Starlint' Body Shop Foreman, t'ood working Enterprises Inc Building ill, condition, Jack Prossr-r Ford. 372 Sanforu Arport S am to 1 30 1411, ask for Fred Bussey. pm. 3230411, Janitor, part time, early morning SANFORD HERALD early evening Shift. Permanent DISTRIBUTORSHIP posit;on Monday Friday E irllCrt pay Plo heavy cleaning AVAILABLE Mature individual. permanent re'sidenf $34 ISu. In Central Florida - __________ - -, . BALL REALTY CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR I3) 57 Nea "Norge"equippedcoin laundry 25th St. and Surstand: 129 _ Cherokee Circle _________________________ '00m. I bath Lease Deposit Palmetto. Low dOwn payment, 5570 mo, Ph. Ph 531 6345 easy to qualify. For information: _______________________________ Call Geo. Cahelo. in Winter Park, rrcç aiiiistjlr in Sanford. - 414 arid 4)9. tI'ritrr Boat Manufacturing Plants Located ---------- - i I CASSELBERRY 3 bedroom. 2 bath home close to schools and shopping Fully shag Carpetr'J Ut'ri(Cd wth a gt Price'd to %ll 523.100 Call Connie Russell, ASsoc -' REALTY Three bedroom house, partly fur nished. 372 0164. DR Y CLEANERS . - Convenient and charming, just completIng 4 new 3 bedroom homes with garage, air arid carpetIng. Located on a qiet street with lake breezes. Walk to shopping and schools Low down payment. Orly 572,5(13 to $71,750 HOMES arid APi'S for rent, From 51 mo Call 173 7661. HOME RENTAL5-broker-9 to 9. nced - . BE ST VALUE. Realty, 3721301 7610 Hiawatha Ave at 1792 Three bedruom, Fla., air, yard, kitchen eipped. $115 mo, plus security. n-I200. - _________ -- SANFORD CLOSE IN ________ - Forrest C:eein, !flC. 1301W. FaIrbanks Rtaitors ajc nsi WE TAKE TRADES 377 9754 3723991,372 45 _________________ ' $14,900 -two ,erooms with beautiful landscaping, fruit trees, completely refurbIshed , Provnout, wall to wall shag In room. garne A', value at this price. EVEREST REALTY. INC. Realtor, 1601 5. 1792. Malttand, 678060$. Open 7 ___________________ iarnps..olns MOSSIE C. BATEMAN townhouses. Choice lOcatl Plo' car needed for shopping, Schools or church, Wall to wall shag carpl'ing. Dishwasher, disposal. range and central heat air Hurryl There 's only 1 of each. 372 866). __________________________ ' ' by Gill Fox ' --_- . with gud mortgage positionUS.973. JiM HUNT REALTY .J l':i Or .,' i .1 Realtor--After Pfovrs. - -, SIDE GLANCES Lots and Sanford Aycnue,3 iot. 32 x 100'. pcI 0'fl Owner will finance. ItO 000 Four bdrm. 2 bath, double lot, _._,. air, neat, crn,rai w w carpet, family room, large workshop Owner, ______________ 377 )779 - garage door opener. Priced right - - - ' _ •... needed Priced at only $l7,21) Payton ONE ROOM EFFICIENCIES. Special monthly rates Contact, - Vmmediate Openings At - :4 ,n unhiinc.j. J Deorocm, I bath, fenced yard, some exterior painting rent COIN LAUNDRYCOIN Administrator AND Manager, fee pasd, experienced, to $12,000. Anderson * * Fire Inspector * * Employment. $300166 COLLEGE ______ .- : , .13 baths, like Large lot. Sale .rICe $72,600 ______________________________ 57,000 Cith assume 515.600 mtg Monthly payments, 5)35.93 in cIude everything Call Ms. Cross 3731610 . Realtor, 323-57J4 _______ ___ MAITLAND--- 3 bedroOm.? bath, t',tcutiv hornS in Druid HiiIs I.,n eLi. AAi,th Pilnh.r , ,•, ,,,, ...'--.. ....... priced homes surroundIng.) years old. Mirrored wall In dining room. double self cleaning oven, sunken large lot & many Other attractive features. Don't miss this buy at 511700 Make down payment & r.ume P pc'. mortgage P,cr' I. 2. 3 & 4 bedroom houses for Unfurnjshed Deltrj, and Orlando area. Call 6615576. R. W. Collins Lawn Spraying Inc. Cendace Dr.. off Hwy. 17 92, Fern Park. ORLANDO BUSINESS 57-Sports Equipment ,inJ 3 tirooiii tflhses West 25th S. at Holly Aye'. Rent Starts at 5725, 3fl.566) 617,O 74 Business Opportunities SEMINOLE • Minimum Age 18 fl '-.'wi oo, t Mature kitchen help Wanted 8)1.4919 - ----- _______________ ,-- - - Brand new 3 bedrOom, 1'- bath, kitchen equipped. Lease. AvaiLs, ble Nov. I. 372 3750 Associate Up to 40 pd. commission, paid hospitalization and paid vacation tot licensed sales people Experienced preferred but will teach a few select Qualified per sons. EVEREST .4EALTY INC, Realtor,____________________ 1601 5. 17-92, MaitIand, Welcome CALL 8348588 NOW S6-Camplpg Equipment d !! - Real Estate Male-Female - . Experinoced seafood cook A,'iplyinperson • Retked Military view Equipment ________ _______ rT,1. • Fringe Benefits ii iv.ar,ne li-Antiques 20 MEN & WOMEN • Turf Education Program mrrdatrly t' • Advancement mM. COMPUTER Merchandis,e 51-Høph . Career Opportunity -'--- Houses for Sale OKER Hall Realty air, range, diShwaSher, disposal. (lrape$, carpet, double garage. ___________- Tasty 2 bedrOom, kitchen equipped World Restaurant at I 1 and SR 46 Washer dryer. $100 dep. 5190 ma s now accepting applications for I child Call 377 7951. waitresses, busboys cooks and gas attendants Apply in person to Boat in the *ay? Sell It last and easy Mr Carl Davis between 10 am, with a low-Cost classified ad! .iz.0 i U ' Tu ttme employc wanted for -roenhOu5e work, potting, Delivery salesmen needed for p,icking, etc Must becapabie and delivery of ploducts to local retl th'pendable. Apply in personS to grocers. Alter on thC lob training. )), Mon thru Fri. Directionsexcellent earnings, and ad South on Sanford Ave. to Myrtle 'vancement opportunity. 5 day Ave , turn right to Lake Ave., turn work week. Benefits include. l,'tt In 'I.nn- 1s,$ - ___________________ grot. insurance, annual vacation and retirement. Must be 21 and MIDDLE AGED LADY to lIve In. Care for elderly couple General iesafedrivirtg record. Physical household duties, and companion exam requIred, Personal in to lady. Own transportation. terview, 9 am. to 5 p.m. Apply to References. Call 372-3139 alter 10 Orlando Coca Cola Bottling Co. a m, 7900 Mercy Drive, Orlondo. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY Live-in housekeeper compancri EMPLOYER with driver's license for retired tthool teacher in Geneva. Call 319 Lawn Spray Applicators , its ___________________ Houses Rent 32 ____________________________ --_______________- 3 Bedrooms, I' 2.S00 ljiiliniilde Spacious 3 bedroom,? xui vvunr ta is in mis raper, reople Are Reading It Today. - -..... 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, Florida room Casselberry, 517.500 Ph. 3fl.9 3 BEDROOM, charming shady -,ard. CR. hirdwoOd floors, onI 327 7374 or 372 ii - Sunday. ., The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Oct. 24, 1973-) - - -- a Custom 3 bedroom,? balh. many extras, 16 * 32 P001. choice location, S9OOo Terms -' ' Male. Female DuC to Increase ol buSiness, COCA COLA il-BusIness Property For Rent - 20 Eve V4fr. _______________ ________________ . 'U BEDROOM, choice shaded Ixalon Large bedroomS, low , ____________________________ 1-Cards of Thanks -- - BEDROOM. Choice location Extremely attracll e,central air, wall tO wait carpet. )JVW Slemper Agency SEMINOLE REALTOR ORE,, WP .'.WLTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 1)) AQQI ini __.. Ply r,rmri niind Houses for Sale - LOW INTEREST RA1t Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in S'inecrest, huge paneled florida room FreShly painted Inside anct cut. Large down and assume 51., pcI mortgage. Sales price. PROBLEM Pcrh.ipS Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help xx 4 BRING YOUR PAINT BRUSH And fix up thl 2 story 3 bedroom on corner, l' baths, fireplace, large rooms, and garage Only 5)3.500. O.sner will finae with $3 375 [i.;r1 lO13I O)(l5 Table taking up too much room? A Clasliied Ad will find It a buyer. Winter Park- -- _-.-.--_ ,,,,, iiii',p, n, Ma*in ,, - WELLSDRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Et.qtp lnimi,in9 IFret Es? Rea%ovI..,,,ter $-373621J All typesandsites We repair and service STINEMACHINE& surplycO Clean Up and Light Haulir-g 373 -, .','..-.' ' ' �- '-. -. -- I --- , .. - - - ----- --- - -,- --- 1 --------- -.- -'- --- +' --- -:_ - -- -- i-I.--i -- --.----- ..:i:_ . _--. -. - . - - : - - - - - - -0 . - 0 - -•--- 0 . _ - 12A-The Sanford Herald Wednesday. Oct. 24_1973 News World Canadian c Cease- Fire Briefs OTTAWA (AP) - Canadian Energy Minister Donald MacDonald has reiterated he does not foresee a reduction in crude oil ex. ports to the United States, but refused to make any long term commitmen,. Canada must first look out for its domestic needs, MacDonald told newsmen Tuesday alter a meeting with John Love, the energy adviser to President Nixon. Love pointed to Canada's new 40-cezfl-a-barrel crude oil export tax and said: "Very frankly and honestly, we don't particularly like It." Canada exports morethan I million barrels of crude oil to the United States eac' day. 4 BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - Thailand's new defense minister said today military officers will not be allowed to hold - nnlitenl posts In the new government. Air Marshal Dawee Chullasap said the military office ( Supreme Command Headquarters will abolished. "Those who now hold political posts appointed by the previous cabinet will have to give them up to devote their full time to the defense of the country," he said. The military government headed by Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachom resigned Oct. 14 after street warfa re in which hundreds of students were killed or injured. -_ - - - * ' _ _ - - _ - Be Egyptian Army In Peril ? C. 1\ . F 4 Budget Deficit 'i . " Legal ,_ ou - "' ' " Calls, - i•i Americans SpendBig For Diets -'.'. NEW YORK AP - Forty ra liii o n American Families nd over ________________ - oG The prime Item purchased is ' k D 0 A. Eazy Ind. P',jt)l'h- Oct 17, 21. 31, Nov 7, 1973 DEU103 1ymoinsAME Springs. Florida, &Ad copies are on Springs, Florida, and copies art on file with the Clerk of the City and file with th e clerk Of the City and same may Ruskin St.. Like Mary, Seminole County, Florida name of E 1, S CERAMICS. and fPsat wrntendtoregisters.aidnamewith 're Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac cordance with the provisions of the inspected by the same may be DATED this l7th day of OCtob#r, A.O. 1973. By: Jane RIchards, City Clerk of Of the Altamonte springs, Florida Pubiih Oct. 21, 1973 DEU.1Si A.D 1973. By: Jane Richards City Clerk of the City Of Altamonte Springs, FIrIda Piiblth Oct 24, 1973 - OEU.159 inspected by the public. DATED this 171h day of October. pJblic. - NOTICE is hereby given that we are engaged in business at be CITY OF ALTAMONTE CITY OF ALTAMONTE FictitiOuS Name Statutes, To wit SPRINGS, FLORIDA SPRINGS, FLORDA ,c:,on laS 09 Fiouo. Statuses itsi. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO S Lynn H Emerson CONSIDER ADOPTION OF P4OVICEOF PUBLIC HEAWINGTO CONSI)ER ADOPTION OF Mary X. Spears PROPOSED ORDINANCE PROPOSED ORDINANCE Publish: Oct. 17. 24, 31, Nov. 7. lv73 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Altamonte Springs, FICTITIOUSNAMIf the City of Altamonte Springs, Florida. that the Council will hold NOTICE lSnerebygiventhaf lam public hearing to consider enact- Florida, that the Council Will hold a engaged In business 3131 73, en public hearing to consider enanc? Oelando Ave. SeminoleCounty, ment of Ordinance No 264 merit of Ordinance No. 265-73. ci rIor,da under the fictitious name of Flied; AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY hOed SANFORD AUCTION, and thCt I AN OR DINANCr tic tuc rivy UP- ALIAMUNTC 'nlendtoregistersmidnarne SPRINGS, OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, with the FLORIDA, AMENDinG OR. FLORIDA, AMENDING OR. Clerk of the Circuit Court. Sem County, Florida in accordance inole DINANCE NO. 221 73 OF THE CITY DINANCE NO. 77173 OF THE CITY with OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, lti provisions of the Fict itious OF ALTAMONTE PRIPIG5, Name Statutes, TeWit CtiOfl FLORIDA, SAID ORDINANCE FLORIDA, SAID ORDINANCE BEING A COMPREHENSIVE e6309 Florida Statutes 1937. BEING A COMPREHENSIVE 5: William P. George ZONING PLAN WITHIN THE CITY ZOPIING PLAN WITHIN THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINCS, OF ALTAMONTE SPRIN(S, Publish; Oct 10. 17, 2'. 31, 1973 FLORIDA. SAID AM 0EU60 ENDMENT FLORIDA. SAID AM ENDMENT DESIGNATING IN THE AND ASSIGNING DESIGNATING AND ASSIGNING CIRCUIT COURT, THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION ,EMIN0LE FLORIDA. COUNTY. STATE OF OF C C COMMERCIAL GEN OF I L INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT TO (EU_! ,,._,,, __________ MEDELLIN, Colombia (AP) cused of smuggling the boat -Attorney Edilberto Sohz says into Colombia. The fact that the four St. Petersburg men de- boat carried no flags or registamed hem-c sInce Oct. 15 are in- tration gave ground to those nocent of charges they smug- charges." gled a yacht Into Colombia, He said the men, identified as The attorney said that the Thomas H. Gilkes, aries L. men were robbed of $1:i,000 the Beasley Jr., George Louis Moon night they a rrived in Colombia, and Edwin Gene Artley, had He did not elaborate. Just bought the boat and were testing it when they encountered en gine trouble off inre theEstataut: BEAULAW THORNTON Ci Seminole Counly, FioiiOa, hiS final t final passage and odopton after he public hearing, which will be return, account and vouchers. '.is'r of the Estate of bPAtJlA r.e;o ri the City Hall Cf AIlamc.rte Sp4'.rg5, on Tuesday. the 111h da y 5 THORNTON. deceased. aria at November, 1973. at 1:30 PM, or as Said tiaTh then appiicatkm to the and saidthere, Judç. make for a taut thereafter as pOlSibhi. At the . ,,, s.,_, _I ._t. in nsa au amnistrat son of said eState, and an order discharging him as SuCh Executor. Dated this th 29th day trmbtr, A ) lY1J James W Os icoia. As Exc..or ut me tstate o' cit Sep J4EAULA W THOR.st!t%" Deceased /riLLiAM L CQLLLcU of ETENSTROM. DAVIS& MIPITc)5H floriga State Bank Ste 77 Post Office 50' 1330 Sa',tord, Florida 32771 Attrn for Executor 3 1G. 17, 71, - -- 1973 .......... '' DATED A.O 1973 Jane Richards, Ct1 Cler k f t he City of Altamonte Swings, Florida P1,DflSh 00: P. nr,, ii 1973 H I P_ . - i - \ . . 0 1 Recie Contest $ i''' Our contest will help >ou •e money on or the people who . . -- Brand oats First. send us a money- saving oatmeal recipe that calls for 3-Minute Brand Oats The in their there are cash . local paperi The"flg LtIk"Recipe Contest Lots of fun, lotsofptl 1s? A lot of money-saving Ideas for food! Biggest Little Conic,! in the 'or1d. tion. 0 I V •'_") s1 * .- AIMAM ) ro pvrgr,r I - ) - All entries will be equally judged on the following: It DIADOI'r! - IUniqueness unusual ways to use oatmeal - 61n case of simila r recipes, the one with the earliest postmark will be quaiilied for judging. Be. given to the use of cisloiss of the Judges are final. to the preparation of any part of a meal or snack. 2 Special attention will be JI1 - , f I.. Originality Consideration will be given recipe you have developed. / / , -: , . I 4 ante of the item prepared 1. -"'' , .'iii All eotrie mus t lr pust:nrkrt1 ii) ucj.,ue; to a 1973, and ti'ey must be accompanied by proof of purchase and the omcial entry blank which ad- using DATED th5 IT day rf Octc.t-' A 0 197). Jane Richards, City Clerk of te City of Astat,ionte Speiimgi, !'loreoa Pubi$ Oct. 74, tv DEU 157 the çr p-rly f Natinal (Jat (' SEE s.3 ny, Inc. BOZO I THE CLOWN looters I lie exit's careful with those winning fires! I 0 - Ii , • p F - . _ 1$ 0 '' I IN PERSON 11 I g - L - Current statistics of the U.S. Public Health Service indicate that over haLf of adult men and 40 per cent of adult women are at least 10 per cent overweight. Although this figure counts some people tw ice - people with heart conditions, for exarrip!e, fllttV also be overt;eight -. It omits millions of Amencans who restrict their diets for other reasons, 3-Minute Brand be selected from among these. All entries become OtmejI. in the City Hall of Itam')nte ';rings, on Tue"sjsy, the 1.lh day vi meeting interest ed parties may appear and be htJrd with resiwct to e proposed ordinance. This IF ' 4 Clarity of directions and ease of preparation. iolns these rules.There will be $3.00 and $25.00 winners from entrants in each city where thi s 5 Taste and Tuture- The flavor and appear- Contest ad appears. A $100 state-wide winner will - " ' '.itmeal for rconnm In preparation of meals. tr lr.jt rassae anj apt on itter the public hearing, which wi'I be November, 973, at 1:30 P.M , or as soon t he reafter as possible At the Consumers find it harder to p for diet foods than for regular foods. They bim they encoun ter a lack of in terest in their problems in stores, the study disclosed. Sufferers from heart condilion form th e largest gr ou p of dieters for health rçasons. 7here are 27 million American cardiovascular patients, aceurding to the National heart Association. Five million illsbetics - and 45 million carriers of the disease - form th e seeand largest group, according to the National Duattes Founda- I And help you add a lot of nutr&tsofl to your prizes from $5 to $1001 Plus the fun family', meals by adding a wt 10 'Minutz their recipes named ioi them, and maybe Smok.'y Sayi: - this 11th chit f O.tc.c'r. 5-Minute Brand "Oats -, S appear arid be heard with repe the Proposed ordinance. This I hearing may be Confinued from time Ihdringmaybecoflfindfrom fime time until final Act,a is taktn by •0 tn'e urtit fina l ac-tscw, s taken by City tOriil I CT, C'u, A crp of the propd ordina,ce A copy of t he ptpc.saj ordinanc e is posted i the City Halt, Altamcinte S Posted at he City Hall, Alternorste j pr ings, Florida, and copies are on Spring s. Flor ida, ind cop es are ott the Clerk Clef It of of the City Cityar,i #MJItI file w4h the Clerk C0 Me if:ify Ad I-it with ttse me may be InspipJ by the sim, may be •npectej b th pl-lic Tend on dieteUc items other than soda List year included imney for diet fruit, sweetcñers, dressings, spreads and 551rups and $114 million for oth. Ct' low-calorie Items. I the customs judiciary. A change of judges and a holiday coast of Honduras. Sollz said the men took the Wednesday delayed the normal yacht "Sea Quest" to a Colom- eight-day deadline for a deci. blan Island to get help and sian on the case, added, . "They are being 1I -- DESCRIBED IN THIS OR. DINANCE, PROVIDING DINANCE; PROVIDING SEVERABILITY , CONFLICTS FINAL NOTICEDeceased. SEVERAbILITY, CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. AND EFFECTIVE DATE Notice is hereby given that Itsi Sa1dOrdinancewaspl.ced onfjrs, Said Ordinance was placed on first readi undersigned will, on the 6th day ng on November 13, 1973, and reading on November 13. 1973. and November, A 0 1173, present to the the City Council *11 consider same 'h ri, C':-i 5 ri", 'irr ir i! 'e C .rc u! ,1 . ; r ' The caw is being studied by years, although the mci ease varies by product classification. The 200 million Americans - - rt fl;'TPICT If) CERTAIN C[RTAIo P$IQpERTy LEGALLY R-0 P E R I Y L E GAL L Y DESCRIBED IN THIS OR lii Prof-atr cepted authoritative sources on the subject. l)let foods' popularity has in. eased steadily in the last few _____________ - Some 50 million overweight or cholesterol-conscious Amencarts will go on diets this year, zuud over 20 million are dieting frr health reasons under a dottor's care, according to a study the Ogden Corp. t)espite the large volume of sales and the nation's overtuelming preoccupation with weight control, the study disclosed vide ignorance and confusion among consumers about specific diet foods. There was also a general absence of ac- stuart, Detained St. fete Men Deny Colombian Charges $1 billion annually low-calorle soda pop. .. .. ------ ,• w-vamorie 'oou.s and neverages, despite current headlines decrying the high cost of food. _____ the proposed ordinanca. This the proposed ordinance. This 'searing may be continued from t i me to time until final action is taken by to limit limit until final actions taken by 11w City Council. the City Council. A copy of the proposed ordinance A copy of the PrOPOW ordinance is posted at the City Hall, Altamonte Is posted at me City Hill. Altamonte 111111111110 left A~ 4'paiiiiik IC) %oiluie ' l I tj __ 101111161 I OR MORE FURNITURE SALES i-Minute l3rand Oats' "Big Little" Recipe Contest P.O. Box 1628 • Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401 i,-i., ,,., •' Centlemen: Gentlemen: I am enclosing my favorite money-stretch Oats, along with the 3-Minute Brand symbol from the back •u,t ,, for of the ,., ,,, 3-Minute Brand package. AT JCPennmy SANFORI), PLAZA Thursday NAML_______________________________________ ADDRESS__. (Tomorrow) 7:30 8:30 PM - Y.1792 CASSELBERRY ________ - cii .. .. . STATE_- ZIP________ _____________ 0.103-IV. _________ i - - r - ----- . ____ .I - - _. !: i 111_Ti - ' - TEFflX hear,ng may be continued trcm time U V . i - ROAS1IJ IN SbA........... - :rida in accordance with the viIiOflS Of the Fictitious Name St atutes. To Wit: Sect on Statutes 1957 S Uci*ard P. Zi'o Pr, b 'r RIB Rib : . •' ,aft Wednesday, Oct. 24.1973-113 ' R.F. Castle "W" , - Longwood May __ - Li The Sanford Herald T - , Legal 11 ._ -_ -- - Bolivian Hijackers Legal Notice A 4,. IIjVI3 ftI I ._ -- B THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Israelis said this advance Israel announced agreement surrounded the Egyptian 3rd . -_______ with Egypt for a cease-fire Army east of the canal and cut along the Suez Canal today, and all communication routes be/ 'Defense Minister Moshe Dayan tween Port Suez and Cairo, said the truce appeared to be Israeli press reports said 20,'-= ' . working properly," 000 EgyptIan troops and 200 "I hope we have now reached! tanks were caught in the en. the end of fighting," Dayan told circlement. the Israeli state radio five hours I Egypt, meanwhile, reported 1 after the cease lire deadline, that fighting intensified late Earlier some "light ex. Tuesday, especially west of the TOKYO (AP) - Prime Minister Kakuei charges of Fire" were reported canal, as result of the "enemy Tanaka said today the Japanese government by Israel along the Suez fronl pushing new re inforcements," A. Plans to go ahead with expansion of the • '_A. Egypt did not immediately Both Egypt and Israel had country's sell defense force although a LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) - Two men and two confirm the agreement but the ordered their troops to slap NO SWAN SONG women who failed to get to Cuba after district crt declared the force unconheed of the U.N. truce observ- fighting late Monday afternoon IN IIANAU, Germany, two youngsters watch swan pass through stitutional, "It is ttxlispensible to maintain hijacking an Argentine airliner remained in ers in Cairo, Col, Ake Bendrik In response to a U.N. Security "water organ which is activated through air pressure changes. the present security treaty with the United La Paz today trying to find a legal way to get " of .Sweden, confirmed that Council cease-fir( resolution St.atc.s and the mirumuni force 11ece.s.sary f, into the Communist country. They can't get a Egypt had accepted the 7 am, adopted early Moday. self defense," Tanaka told senior officials of visa for Cuba in Bolivia because the two - I a.m. EDT - halt in fightBut hard fighting continueti the force. The court based its ruling on the countries have no diplomatic relations. Ing. Tuesday on both the Egyptian lie said he had transmitted to and Syrian fronts, and the Se. Israel the acceptance of the curity Council Lsued another second cease-lire, cease-fire appeal Tuesdny Israeli forces were ordered to afternoon, lay down their arms but "light The second resolution urged exchanges of fire" continued in the Arabs and Israelis to return WASHINGTON (AP) - !!- innounced early today does not available here whether either the southern sector, an Israeli to the positions the, lield at the raeli forces may have cut off last. side ever abided by the earlier spokesman reported at 8 a.m. time of the first ,.-ease-fire and the major part of the dwindling cease-fire. Before the announcement of Israel also announced that its also asked U.N. observers to be By DONNA ESTES 'to pay for water meters already Egyptian army in the Sinai the new peace attempt, U.S. Unless the Egyptians can re- army had pushed the rest of the sent to the battle fronts, Herald Staff Writer from its source of supplies in military officials said the fight. open those lines, or improve ordered. Ferrell added the way down the west bank of the Syria, meanwhile, had said It cemetery fund cannot be used Egypt, U.S. military analysts tag between the Israelis and some other routes, their in- Sue?. Canal to cut off Port Suez was studying th- first ceasefire 53)'. LONG WOODThe city for general fund expenses and Egyptians never stopped after - -, fantry and armor on the east and an Egyptian army force on resolution, and ti. N. Secretary- government is in apparent federal revenue sharing money They believe this could dan- a cease-fire was supposed to bank of the canal may run 'i' low the east bank of the waterway. General Kurt Waldheim an- serious financial straights with is pledge for capital cxgerously weaken Egyptian have ended the shooting Mon. on ammunition and other supThe Israelis said nothing nounced Tuesday night that insufficient funds on hand to penditures. forces on the east bank of the day. U.S. military experts about a new cease-fire on the Damascus had igvvi ..a accept Pay October bills and payroll, "We can manage if we spenu Suez Canal if a new r.'asc.fire ft is not clear from reports mid. Syrian front, But Associated the resoluticn ,,on thu basis that Councilman B. Ii. Ferrell, ax wi' should spend," Ferrell ___ Press photographer Horst Fuss it mea ns withdrawal of Israeli finance committee chairman said, reminding, "this is taxreported the front had been qul- forces from all Arab territories told the city council Monday payers' money and not ours. . . et for two- h ,• ,.. . . - . _____ ------------rs after th w JIe i _____ and night. tie urged mat a ___ ____ ____ "Wearegomgtohavetostart 00Q cease-fire time. CITY OF ALTAMONTE CITY OF ALTAMONTE PdOTICEUNDER FICTI1'IOIJS thereafter, and on the basis of bank loan be sought im- spending the money asltcomes New in he area? SPRINGS, FLORIDA £PRINGS, FLORIDA NAME STATUTE Israeli state radio said De- guaranteeing the rights of the mediately to continue In and not as It Is anticipated," NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; (ease Minister Moshe Dayan Palestinian people." municipal operation through he said. Notice is hircy given that the CONSDER ADOPTION OF CONSIDER ADOPTION OF P'1 L'J7A Call PROPOSED Cfl$'.CC wg u,u Pi U.N. truce ö rsc& OROiIiAh The 10 Inc Tiaii state radio an- December. the city council several TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: "Fictitio Name Statute" chapter servers - who were pulled nounced the government' The couch voted unanimously weeks ago, depleted the paving s acNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by tIOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 4309 Florida Statute, will register back to Cairo when the war tlonandForelgnMinister Abdel authorizing the City of Altamonte Springs, the City of Altamonte Springs, for a warm welcome w i th the Clerk of the Circuit the Mayor Eugene fund and borrowed from the M.zlrtCd - take the main roads BaUm Khaddam's message to Jaques to Florida, that the Council will hold a Florida, that hs Council will hold a and 5minole County, Florida, arrange the $45,000 water department to help public hearing io consider enact, publiC hearing to c onsider enact (r(fl Cairo to Ismailla and Suez Waldheim in a broadcast early l)-day loan upon receipt Of IhC to be used only as makeup $56,000 to deposit with ment of Ordinance No. 262-73, en. ment f Ordinance No. 263 73, en publication of this notice. the tic. to your. until they met the Israeli forces today. filled: filled. tltlOu$ name, to wit: CONVENAP4T the city needs it. Jaques hinted the county for the Longwood. on the west bank of the canal. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL. under which Ferrell Is overly. Markham Road joint paving In fighting Tuesday, Israel OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, 'New Castle" The broadcast said the it expects to engage in business on OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. claimed it bombed EE%llan contflCd, noting unexpected project. Cl 0IflA n : a , . . FLORIDA U " I." iJ U P UU. I WU ill II) IlT''' - - -... AMEN D I N G UI UM .15• I iiice tipervision ._both money has turned up In the past r ___________________________________ of Slat. Road 436, P.O. 8o u-11. troop concentrations , DINANCE NO, 271-73 OF THE CITY DINANCE NO. 22573 OF THE CITY Organization in Jerusalem OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. Goldenrod, Florida 37733 sides of the Suez Canal, downed to pay for projects when city TTYTT FLORIDA. SAID ORDINANCE FLORIDA, SAID ORDINANCE Maj. Gen. EnsioP.H.Siilasvuo, That thaparti.s Infer est ed jn,,Id were depleted. five Egyptian planes In dog- funds buSifl5 enterprise are as follows: BEING A COMPREHENSIVE BEING A COMPREHENSIVE was studying the proposal. You will never again have to type or draw Ferrell said the city has no IMMANUEL EVANGELICAL ZONING PLAN WITHIP1THE CITY ZONING PLAN WITHIN THE CITY Cal. Bendrik said he had 40 flghtsand pushed ftsbeactthead PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, INC.. OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, on a Stencil,,. west bank of the Suez reserve cash, cannot meet '-or proofread it and U.N. observers In Cairo and he on the FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT a nonprofit Florida Corporation Canal to within about 50 miles October expenses and payroll, make corrections, DESIGNATING AND ASSIGNING DESIGNATING AND ASSIGNING (Ccrporat, expected orders from Gen. adding he may ask the cowi1m-0. SMMAP4UEL EVENGELICAL THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION lasvuoat any momenttomoye cesIffil till i" r'r zi*m s* PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, OF P0 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE OF C-N COMMERCIAL NEIGH. Gen. Haim Herzog, the mill- cilmen to forego monthly execl (a'tPsi prit,d. ttd, dtin. to the canal. CERTAIN BORHOOD DISTRICT TO CER. OES INC OITRICT TO cip2,d. p5:tcgf,pfi,d, Cf Pitted r) commentatorfor Tel Aviv pense checks. Cl LEGALLY TAIPI PROPERTY LEGALLY UPERTY (f'p;Lc Bj. Rlcnarij A. Leigh, Israeli said Egypt's affi.rma. ta as a c.or tet, layout) ui He said the October bills and at radio, attributed much of the r77'•i III",, OR. DESCRIBED IN THIS OR DESCRIBED IN THIS President Lion of the truce was received ImIll a lastlitay 6ttrw rtrodxt,ea .411IL1111111 PROVIDING unty, DINANCE; DINANCE IPROVIDING Doled at Orlando, Orange Co fighting to Egyptian efforts to the payroll, which must be paid J - P. . raje ' a strca. It ..Ij ,. CONFLICTS SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS Florida this 17th day of Oc tober. SEVERABILITY. __ jj ,i "tidy up" the zigzag cease-fire totals $34,427.17 while the s!es $ -4 t1 c,iiic s AND EFFECTIVE DATE. 1973 AND EFFECTIVE DATE, general fund balance is $15,000. at,M',bC, Noiv you us use yow Moments after announcing lines, Said Ordinance was placed on fir s t Said Ordinance was pl.(edonIi, Publish; Oct. 31, 31, Nov. 7. 14, mm $'I!tCtI dupbci?or II 1INA I reading on November 13. 1Q73, arid reading on November 13, 1973, and the truce, Israel reported that aw DEUms Egypt, In what it called the The only other funds In the city 5cr-rim of -_-"_duty p"t't rtt the City Council will consider same the City Council will consider some in lighting between the first and most vicious fighting since the treasury are about $10,000 in the trt stationery to parts FICTITIOUS NAME _____________________ L_ pr fo r final passage and adoptic,, after for final passage and adoption after Notice is hereby given that I am I1tS-inft,ig bj?fl*sti iJtustIatiesit sece'id cease-fires its troops outbreak of the war," said t water department accounts ar1d public hearing, which will be the public hearing, wtitch will engaged in business it Mod,i455s23OO.Ufl extended their beachhead on shot down seven lsraelj jets and fl,200 in the cemetery fund. held in the City Hall of AltarnOnte held in the City Hall of Altzmonte ftm I13-UN Maitland Ave., Altamont, Springs, on Tuesday, IPie 13th day of Springs, Springs, on Tuesday. IPse 13th day the west bank of the Suez to had ret.cken all of the canal's Councilman B. L. Helms, also Seminole County. Florida under the ( J;~;, Wi -*&;I 11 geoige November, 1973. at 1:30 P.M.. or as November, 1973. at 1:30 P.M., or CI fctit.ou name of EAZY IN. Port Suez, at the soutiern end eastern edge except for an a member of the finance si1e. At the soon thereafter as possible. At the thereafter as is 133 East lobmsm DUSTRIES. and that I intend to Won tcndo, Flo';da of the canal, and to Adabiya, 11 Israeli stronghold Just north of comttee, said the water meet ing interes ted pactiel may meeting Interested parties may ___________________________________________________ register said name with the Clerk of with rnpftl to appear and b* h*ofd be heard with reNwt to OPP1141' and Ip mcineys must be left untouched of Suez on the coasL the Great Bitter miles South the Circuit Cowl, Srmiriolt County, Like Japanese Militiry _-----r_ -._-- W . Mideast Announced Thai Politics ---" •-- IIONOI.UI.1, APJ If things it's handy for vegetihk peel. tiiougli to serve by itself. But the )t, but at the sarii time I into the pot at all. " fort' ou use it. a little lean at your house, lags and ends. Keep it sunflhiCtitIies like the week I do throw in choice table scraps. IOnce threw in the remains ( 'rack ra egg lila the r u might consider making ri*ring through dinner, •(l(I nd(Ie(l mango pits . the flavor The long hailing thne takes of a tossed green salad. I 'm not .. .k I A, rained. u,oled soup. SIoIy :rtige Soup. It's not Just tiusable leftovers as you clean is a little strange an(l Girbage care of any germs. sire whether It was the vinegar heat the soup. In ii few minutes leap, It's free. up the kitchen, Turn off the Soup is best used as a base (or As a mimatter of simple econo- or the blue cheese that did It, the egg ill float to the top (;b ,Soup is exactly what turner, let the soup cool and something strongly flavored toy, I never add any vegetables lxii that eek's soup had a I with any impurities attachd to name implies. It's a broth l*it it Into the refrigerator until like split pea or lentil soup. or meat that cuuld be eaten slighty fey taste. Now I rinse it. Simply spoon it out, an'! ' ---'qladv from vegetable ,in(] nical die next day. After ,I lean week, when thu otherwise. But once the radish- off the .salad before I add it. .. Uien .qrain Ole soup through . __ Iraps you normally throw At the end of the ech, strain soup Isn't strong enough, either es bend arid the lettuce dries thcesecloth. Potatoes are the only starch Away. It can be nutritious and the soul) through a sieve, press- boil it don or rcturn it to the out, they go into the t. iite good. )IflI can use; bread, rice and lvi (or another week's scraps. ui ihl of the Juices out of th I don't know how this works Yc can add herbs and some : And if plain broth doesn't imp. vegetables and iiwats that tvsta absorb the liquid rather or why, but at does. You can make most of your fruits - citrus are best - but xal to you, Garbage Soup Is an h a v e ii ' I completely dis- own rules about shat you put the key b in moderation. Salt, than adding anything to it. Some people have suggested NUTRITIOUS AND DELICIOUS )xc'ellcnt base for many other integrated, ;%fl(! taste the re in it. too, must be used very sparIf you do end up strength- not straining the soup at all, . . . Leftover soups ups and for most sauces and suIts. timing the same soup for several mid serving it with the bits of I am squeamish about simply ingly, avies. It's better by far than SometimesthebrothisgoodserapingthedinnerplatesintoAndsonicfoodsshouldn'tgot'ks, __oushouldclean it be- meat andvegetablesin it. Orly canned stock, I started my first pot of GarEmge Soup several months ago. was getting ready to throw Uway a big lamb bone, when I had an vimpulse to see how rmic'h further I could stretch it. I put It on to boil. T , I'd never started a soup pot before. It seemed like too mntwh I trouble, and I didn't think I'd have anything to put in it. I'd just never reaL'd much I throw away. We hrd'!ufl (rIend T '"r I ./149001111_1 T MR . . that night, ad the n. iekkti st's ira- Culls of carrot the Ore of a cauliflo. -1 i I ~11-r and the mid of a stalk of lelery. The next th I threw in some ~ilted carrotand celery sticks id hat I supposed to be "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES pother mcii . half a ragout ___ at had Pon- wrong. Later in the week, I added 0 0 ole heel.s UI ' CId* uiiiuu5, B kw sprigs of thyme, a bay leaf, me red wine, half of a can of Oat beer, tomato seeds and the 9 Shop ASP émd of a green pepper. It was a far cry from Julia BONE For Y our BONELESS Quid's bimslc stuck recipe, but 004.0*6.46.0-.6 ..LB tie the result was delicious and it LB t Halloween Candy was no trouble make. After a few days, the soup eased into a BONELESS 31111110AM11 I. :_ ttidy ioitiiii. LB '1111111"111111IF ska Add cold water to the pot and l*it it on the stove when you WE OFFER YOU iirt making dinner, That way S UP E R . G H TH , THE FINEST QUALITY AND BIG "si lDDDI( TFPIflFD SMflFfl.F In provision in Japan's constitution banning war as an Instrument of foreign policy. Oil - i -_l c!. _ 9 %Q F $2029 '. 5 I . - _. - : i I ~ - _- _-s='- �- -= -=#= = - --==-- =-= — =_ - _ - . • - - - - - _ - -. 28— The Sanford Herald - Cr U 1"" LJ11HU Lw/ Lam f tr U)flhl tW) When a visitor asked Susan lYAcona if she was enjoying herself at camp she clapped Irr hards and nodded. It was her way of saying she liked riding horses, swimming in the %moH11U1teH ping Ex perience tr:oi iw siw and nine omer deaf-blind children felt about th e three weeks th ey spent at the Oak Hill School's seaside camp. I :- e private Connecticut school has sponsored a camp for blind children for the past 15 summers. This year was the - A L Joy rina. Farina said the deaf-blind ctuldren showed no more relue. t.ance than any youngster about king something for the first -They're always running. -- ---- ing. It's a real job for the staff to keep them in place," he WEEKLY ______ ____ LOW _____________ ______________ _ ____ _____ _______ _ __ __ _______ . - - NEW EXPERIENCE- _______ SAVE ackers Shout __ __ ____ __ 5-ox. TUBE over this to form a tent. __ __ During teaspoon tall tat II __ __ _ __ ___ Outings 2 teaspoons chili powder 1 teaspoon salt 1 bay leaf, crushed 1 teaspoon sugar ROLL I Rif ____ __ ______ ________ ____ PAPER TRAYS USED During hiking trips $VTTY CIOCKU IUfT - SAVE Helpers 49c IZI 34,61. __ GOOD DIET DELIGHT PEAR HALVES ISi OR $lfD CR L-4At'f S U13(ou PRIsGJ 1 104 ___ ____ F _______ __ A - Peaches -[t ., BRANDS ij N _ ____ Antiseptic SAVE 4Cc ASSORTED .I -- -- SAVE 4c MORTON HOUSE WITH GRAVY •..,..,.,• Beef - --- . I Fruit Drinks . . . I - CAc 88 C Si , BOTTLE 35 - A SUPERBRAND STOIKKILY POTAT011 On •1I wo BLAND USDA CHOICE BEEF FUEL Round - 8 89C 'jl_ Round " i 88C A 'I - W-D BRAND USDA IN S P. PURE Roost . . . .. $1" — Frosting ox CAN 53c 15.4 49 LI STOVE TOP CHICKEN 6+ox. 01 CORNIIIAD •. • - • I r.. set P1CM 'H !ASY VANILLA 01 FUDGE $1" Rib Roast . . . . Dressing 7-ox SIZE 4,9c W..D BRAND , '1' ' _____ ALL I MEAT _____ CAESAR FRANKS Dressing 01 12-or. PKG. EGGS PKG. 11_J• - _.. ____ - BOTTLE 55c _____ __ - 7-SEAS VIVA ITALIAN 47c OR _______________ ____ -oz. 89 VASELINE BATH 14-ox. LC)c 1 3 LB. cA I Dressing gas. OKG BOTTLE 49c — BETT CROC 9 C SAVE DOZEN BEADS -- ;i •. c: Date Bars ' . S s 2 pxG • Honey Buns . . I JIFFy BUTTER FLAVOR OR REGULAR Popcorn ...... 1$-ox. SIZE • I 49c p. - tint PN ) A a L 1* Oven (leaner ___ 83C ST. JOSEPH DIXIE DARLING ASPIRIN FAMILY 3 -- . -- - — —_ 20 : 1 FOR eLIANER 2 2-oz. I ';_--_ PAcr-.I PRO 39 5-0? 25 • • • BOTTlE of GOCD AT YOUR WINN.DIXIE WITH THIS COUPON — THRU OCT. 31 S a a a a a a a a a S a a ............................. _____ •------------- a a a a [tQ1A.!J : 21 c I--A CT $' tL!4JJ TOP VALUE STAMPS c-c-.'. -i TI •-• • 1 N .. . • . . _,,_ : -- • • • - - -j '':y GOOD THIU OCT 31 - ' GAUO :t *.. •• - .. .''-.- Ziploc Bags 000 THRU OCT 31 2.. - . .. .' • JuG 9 ................... — _ 1: '4 - ' 11 .. 6 35c SIZE b - --------- - SANDWICH ID CT. 39c Bags 1SOCT. A3c s -- , JACK PEG. 21-e: : - 9' DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE Juice CAN 29C CennedBiscuits 3 dde: VLHSING CANS _______________________ CORN 2 OCEAN SPRAY Turkey Roost GOOD THRU Oct. 31 No. 3 . - 4.PK. PUMPKINS - INDIAN CORN ON— THE -COts PKGS. 8 ORNAMENTAL GOURDS MORNINGSTAR FARM__________ BRF.KFAS1 SLICES LINKS OR STOuFFER S DEVIL FOOD. YELLOW OR CREAM FILLED FRESH JUICY POLY SAG FRENCH I ON (OR Pepper Dinner 2 - — . . . . . . . . _. . , . . . .7 9 • • 6 .J 'IAU f VARIETY OF HOLIDAY FRUIT CAKE QQc 1' 1' DI LURE co'mr r I LLLOW IBS 49C . . LB 39c Potatoes . . . . 10 919 FRESH FLORIDA D-..-.. cJUUU9t I IL.LU '4o '7Clc SIZE -r- 41 er SIZE 88 c GREENWOOD HARVARD OR SLICED WITH ONIONS Beets JAR 5c - 16 ox DINNERWARE -. ii. • ', /s.J IY FOR . . • L.laer . . . • . . . SEE COUPONS BELOW FOR GIANT SAVINGS ON COMPLETER ITEMS •,r-1 - Salad BONSON APPLE ,1vocuuoes St ' US 2 e' RAGS Onions ...,.. 3 $129 Vegetables • • PROS 900 Waffles . . . . . .!KGS2 °' 9°° Tomatoes . FOX • PRO LI. DIANA POLY BAG SOUP MIX OR MIxED WE HAVE S Juice HARVEST IRISH ViNf RIPE FRY , ENTREE BEEF TUI(Y OR STUFFED OF 2 ':. . *-..'.I, Th1s Coupon worth $1 50 ). . 1 . ?1-'. At Ø4u.f This Coupon worth 5100 - - . U i,, Slii " .".. 5300 PUR(HS( EACH _g1 -- Corn 2 ' •L__- --- 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. 40 (1,11IN rJ UNT CREA-M StyLf "a. - ---------------------------------------- 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. CRANSFIRY Toll 1 2 PACK PRO 89' Pizza Roll . . • • TOP VALUE STAMPS ; . Juice. 2 Sandwiches 1E X- T RA 1NUZIT AEROSOL Air Freshener GOOD THRU OCT 3 1 No 3 ...................................... 2 19 Borateem Plus • SIZE $1 59 - i4p.!J TOP VALUE STAMPS : PXG '00 as (AN'. Halloween Candy ARRID EXTRA DRY LIGHT POWDER Cleaner . . . • • • a 72 'OR YOUR CIIANING 61 ________________ -- :r TOP VALUE STAMPS ,. ,',. - a ------------------------ -r_, 13-ox a LB $109 00 PRO CANS 99c Patties • . . . • • . lot. 79c Cup Cakes ..... 69C Pineapple. .. . 2 FOR I ASTOR TASTE 0 SEA (7u, SHRIMP) OR (9o: SEAFOOD DINNER) OR MORTON PARKER HOUSE JUMBO 1 Gr'fruit Juice . 4. ;s 99c CIa rn Dinner • . . PRO 6½o, 69c RollS I 5 5 • 5 I 2 °' 9 Celery . . . . . . . 2 STALKS 49c UPERRRANT) ICE CRIAM OR 2 Cl 47c Corn Chip s 409 SPRAY ASTOR Orange LAYS CHUTOS I6PACRi', Sill pt) OR FRITOS Oyster Stew . 3 JOY I - Soya Sauce Pork Chops . . . • PILLSBJ1Y HUNGRY ___ _____ ______ ____ HALLOWEEN ___ Lettuce LB. L3 PKGS. - 100 FT)5C. 200 IT 59c GLAD DECORATIONS K ri spy Crackers ; 47c Dog Food . . . . . . Spray . - Lb 88c Smoked Sausage • - FRESH PRIME I WO BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF N(W YOLA HARVEST Beef Cubes . . . . BOTTLE SAVE 47c • COPELAND I $269 . S S S • SO CT. $100 3 FULL QUARTER LOIN SLICED W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF WHOLE 6 to I as TenderloinsCUT LWIAIDF1I[ Napkins 4Qc Pork Roast . . . -, •- Strip Steaks • 10 AV G 11 98 79C Liquid Plumr . . . ... LB Delmonico Steaks MADEIRA DINNER FRESH BOSTON BUTT A 101 $ (HUN riNG CHO, MEN NGQLtS 9 Fabric Finish . . . BOTTLE 63c D R AINS 3 o PKG a WD BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF BONELESS 64 cj Cleaner . . . . . . . • ROTTLE153 •• FRF... ju Saltine Crackers . . $'J 2? Ground Round . . J5' ox . 'jIlt 98C •SS . 7c Rolls 10cz, PKGS. 'ANS 59c — rT A 11( I o SAVE DETERGENT WHITE RAIN REGULAR, EXTRA HOLD OR UNSC(NTD . - W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE of PIANDI PAk ' 89C DIXIE DARLING BROWN N' SERVE SEEDED OR CLUSTER 3 2 L IOU ID cOACH I ISr ______ _______________ _ - WHITE CORN -_ r_; 0,C)PAL Ant Bomb S tISUEuRwt OOCT.4 g Bread LOAVES 88t -. .-' RACr $J69 PKG Air Freshener . . . . 4 20-or- It IAIf ERS 8 LAND 0 FROST StICEIC) BEEF or HAM SAUSAGE ______ 33c r. PKG. ' bit' WINIA , CRUSHED - $100 8 LITTLE IIN _____ : ' Cocon ut W.O BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF 1 7 CARVE OVEN READY - -' 60c # N.Y. Strip Steaks 0 ;ip,I1.oR_N 4-ox. 93' SIZE . W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF (NO ADDITIVES) .— . WO BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF (YE BONELESS old ______ 9kA . Rump Roast . . . . . t.. $1 69 fUSCQii ci - FRESH Spareribs . 0 . • W-D BLAND USDA CHOICE BEEF BOP4EL(SS - • I Cheddar Cheese..PEG $119 9 12 ot - $149 . w-o BLAND USDA CHOICE fF P BONELESS I-ts C Steak Round Steak...., LB. s 79c I . Cereal . '' , • , 2 EEF PEO" ' - ____ WHOLE " G L 171 . _ I _ -*, -- -- -_ I ____ 8 63c TOTAL($-o,,S11f49e) 2 LB, PKG .;_- PAIUFT'OFA,M -.- _____ ' ,, CUT SHAMPOO OLEO Hair . Cream Cheese . . PINEBREEZE USDA INSP. — GRADE "A" FRESH - FLA. ALL WHITE It- CANS TINY WHITE 1 . - •• ___________________ HEAD & SHOULDERS $139 Pimento Cheese . . _________ 0_____ . PKG. SUPERBRAND MILD DAISY STYLE 12-ox. NRB's ___ - W'D BLAND WHOLE HOG AII 6 PACK I - 4-ox. Round Steak RLC or LR '- - 12c: CHEESE FOOD saae . . Quantity Rights Reserved DIXIE STORES, INC. 'OPYRIGHr 1973 23 THRU WED. OCT. 31 W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF BOTTOM BONELESS FISCHER'S . OCT. BORDEp'5 SINGLY WRAPPED SLICES Pork Sau SUPIRBPAND -• - - THRIFTY MAID LOTION SU4SWE(T P ITTED — PRICES GOOD THURS. . 59C CA' 6 -. PACK 1 7-cr. CANS 35c Prunes 99c -- .TT 11 T-W 00 28-oz. $ NRBs 1 BE ER • . . TONIC -- - CHEK DRINKS HAIR — SAVE lOc OLD MILWAUKEE S 6 _ Quantity Rights Rese rv ed OINN DIXIE STORES, COFGHT 1q73 VITALIS Colo PRICES GOOD THURS. OCT. 23 THRU WED. OCT. 31 8 EEF PE 9 9 [ '6-ox. ____________________ 10", LISTERINE 32-ox BOTTLE RO - -. -- Fos 25 9 All - '-S ver SPri 'CID, _____ I Sil PORK SAUSAGE -. -Jct-• - 4Y( SUNNYIAND __ o For meatballs, combine all ingredients. Shape to form 1'4-inch balls. Brown meathalls in a few tablespoons hot vegetable oil in a dutch oven. Drain off excess fat. Add chili ingredients. Bring to a boil. - - and - ________ Cover simmer over low heat 45 minutes. Makes 8 clove garlic, minced servings i ____ VICE STAMPS cat, if ____ ___ 9 MHU * For littlegirl ----- --__ '. __ VALUABLE lint' I .5 Makes _______ [SECIA - , Wednesday, Oct. 74,1973-3B A L1:L.. IIf't ouds',' offer energy-giving ' The Sanford Herald nii(rition and old. %Vra At the end of a hiking day I Worcestershire pings need to be hghtwe,gtt hearty meal of a Meatball sauce an easily disposable. Chili, prepared in advance Several million Americans 1 teaspoon instant Since wavy lunch boxes and reheated, will of all ages hit the hiking minced onion are shunned, backpackers welcomed by hikers f fl trails sometime each year. have improvised ways to pro- ages. ~ teaspoon salt Backpacking and bike-hiking feet their food, especially 1 egg, beaten MEATBALL CHILI are big in many parts of the sandwiches, One bac packer 8 servings country and food is an essencame up with an idea for an Chili: tial for such constant cxc,-Meatballs: unsquashable sandwich, 2 16-ounce cans red cisc. In (act, some say food 1 ½ pounds gronnd beef kidney beans has become something of a cup quick or old She puts a sandwich in the 1 16-ounce can cult with backpackers. These large section of a partitione(1 fashioned oats, tomatoes, cut-up foods m ust have keeping plastic-coated paper tray uncooked ua1ity, not he thirsty 1 8-ounce can tomato and inverts a second tray ¼ cup catsup sauce VVI Toothpaste - SIZE - s. -- By Alle:!n Claire NA Food Editnr - Becatise they are so active the counselors have to use more force in dealing with them than with th e rest, Farm said. Anyone who knows the story of Helen Keller and how she was taught knows what he nans!ie said. They always want to be explor- said. time. I h e deaf-blind children Most of the children have ranged in age from 7 to 16. To _____ me use ____ first time children who were also deaf were included in the COLGATF legally blind. But the deaf-blind stall had to learn the deal sign youngsters stand out because language and also some new they verge on being hyper-ac- discipline techniques, Live, Farina sa id. 'It's gratifying to me to see them take part In all of the activities. I think it's fantastic," said camp director Paul Fa- I 13ackp ___ 15 AV E 9-01. . --- - Hnd S ocean and sleeping outdoors for the first time In her life. Susan is deaf and legally blind. But wi th help frcn.ai, oral interpret er she let A -- L.I;L HiLec V Inc —w_-- -- Wednesday, Oct. 24, 1973 1111111 (1' A'f'L')t'\t)t 1`1 ULUJ1 - - 49-ox. BOX 17-os. 57 c CANS u �- - - -A -..- ] - #.!!PE - - - - !F• _-- •:_ - .- ._..0 _ - L - _• - . t___, . 1_y- -TV...--.- _Z ,- .- ---- H 48—The Sanford Herald — ___ - Wednesday, Uct. 24, lY/J I Associated l'res Food I. 'tor Srntikh jç j. j f.,',w fnr qii. a Iread ('ailed scones bisciiii lusually tricornervd~ that t.s'tes marvelous with a cup.'t hot tea, 1, U r I U 2 teaspoons baking 12 teaspoon salt Suiiar 1 /2 cup butter 1/4 CLP currants. rinsed in 1 rants tater I egg 1/2 cup heavy STl,\,4 HEItIfl' JAM SC\KS flour 1i-siir I egg white, slightly l;iten 2 ulIlsilted Strawberry jam o before mea' In a mediurn njng 4Q_WJ er'am Top - S cones ' cut hot h ir.dentation with 1/4 tca• on st'awberr' Jam. Bake in oven Unj fl1ChC4 ted 400browned about 1 UI sightly minutus, Serve warm with ex. tra ..irawberry jam. These scones are so rich that spread. necmg them with butteu Is es'' thoroughly stir together the W hands, form dough into a about 1 inch apart on ungreased flour, baking powder. s.iIt and 2 ball and turn out on floured cookie sheet t.iblespoitns sugar. With -ii a pas• nactrv cloth. try blender, In butter until Brush tops with egg while particles are fine. Stir in curan'l sprinkle with sugar. With With a floured 'tuckini-t .ov. v.'r thumb or a pointed tea' make an indentation in In a small mixing bol. with vied rolling pin, roll out to each the broad it will be about fork, twat egg an.J cream until S'irich round into 4 pressing a little more than 1/8 blended, add to hour mixture 1/2 inch thick. Cut urlil dry quarters. then cut 'achquarter inch deep. If necessary, ________ and an d stir with a I Fill are iflui.[Cned Into 3 wedges Place wedges straighten sides of Dugis , nelp way of Fast Meals NIL baking in a 1 cup red Burgundy wine 2 ttrsps. salad oil i ttp. lemon juice to tsp. garlic powder ki tsp. dry mustard 2 tsps. Worcestershire Sa lt and pepper surface fat on restaurant menus as - Wednesday, Oct. 24,1973-5B The Sanford Herald bag. While the fat the barbecue setting in the bastes both the and bags. the meat, the oven bag holds in fat and Juices, so the oven MARINATED STEAK never gets spattered. IN A BAG Indicative of the corwe(Makes 4-IServings) nience features of scalable 2 (1~ pounds each, round plastic bags Is marinated bone) sirloin steaks, each steak in a bag. The steaks can about l4 to 1'- Inches be marinated, then carried to thick (Note) marinating In-the-bag cookery is becoming a life. It represents the quick-and-easy modern trend. Oven bags eliminate spattering and burned-on food stains. The bags $ I? can be used icr meats, flouring foods, or storage. Among the meats which spotter ovens the most are such foods as pork and duck. The illustrative recipe for duck orange, often lealured a specially item, calLs for for not k'one, section of round By SUSAN DELIGHT r....i.. s'-..-- r Place each sirloin steak in - ___ -LOW N e I, ClCi' 1110*PtOP41 id.'-. FAMILY DINNER Fish Fillets Potatoes Green Beans Stewed Tomatoes Chocolate Pears Beverage CHOCOLATE PEARS Give canned pears a lif t ! I can U pound, 13 ounces i Bartlett pear halves in heavy syrup Grated rind and juice of 1/2 lemon ______ A, 1#94 _ _____ III" ES — _________ I I HEAVY WESTERN SOUTH'S - CAKE MIXES SAVINGS CENTER of DAYS A WEEK 7 PRICES FROSTING MIXES APPLE CUPS WITH SPICED CRANBERRIES uSeres 6 3 cups Ocean Spray fresh or frozen-fresh cranberries 1 cup sugar 1 cup water 3 cinnamon sticks 12 whole doves C medium size red apples Combine cranberries, sugar, water and spices. Simmer 10 minutes or until cranberries are tender. Cool cranberries in syrup. (temove cranberries with a slotted spoon. Using a sharp knife, cut apples Into halves lengthwise using a sigzag cut. Remove core and place apples cut-side down Into cranberry syrup in a. rectangular dish, leave apples In syrup and chill unit] ready to serve. Remove apples and drain. Fill apples with cooked cranberries Pace fl1'1 apples around roast turkey. CRANBERRY FESTIVAL CAKE ,..r.rs I ring cake about V: Inches high) 34 rup butter or margarine 1 cup sugar teggt 21a cups all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon bakIru teaspoon salt 1 cup buttermilk Grated rind of 2 medium oranges I cup Ocean Spray fresh or frozen- fresh cranberries, chopped 1 cup chopped pitted date-s 1 cup chopped walnuts Glaze: 1 cup orange juice 1 cup sugar Cream butter and Silt til fluffy. Beat in dry Ingredlenta. Add dry Iniredtent.c alternately w ith sugar 11( Ut I1(ln bunti .i: ending with the dry tngrtdlF'tad In orange rind. cranberr1ec, dates and walnuts. Pour Into a greased 10*4 -Inch angel cake pa-n. Bake in a preheated slow over. 025 F.) for l' hours. Unrno!d cake- onto a shallow pan or p1.- pa n Mix orange and e-ugar until sugar dtsohecL Four this mixture slowly over hot cake so that It Is absorbed. Cner and let - ir1nkic fur 8 cunfecUo:u:r us it., with Garnish s-Uh cranbcriit-. CaL Into thin slices and serve, !f desired, with sweetened whipped cream. Juice PKG.39 • ALL WEEK LONG I * THURS., OCT. 25 THRU. * WED., OCT. 31 11 48 OZ. CAN 3 98 98C a I CREAMCORN,,,..J4s _ —r CUTGREEN8[iNS FRENCH GREEN BEANS SHELLIE BEANS - TOMATO 11ETCHUPI -w _____________ .. * . 10 oz .... is Good Only Al. Samford "Park £ Shops" Coupon STEAK LB, GARDEN PEAS SALAD OLIVES 0C ...... ,PKG:2 1002 ... .. POT PIES..........4PKGS.O, &OL SWEET RELISH . ....JAR "GREEN GIANT" (IN BUTTER SAUCE) "PIK-L-BARREL" NIBL.ETS CORN FRENCH-CUT GREEN BEANS WHOLE DILLS MIX'EU 3 ... . JOOZ. PKGS. $1 I 1• kAA I C 22 OZ JAR'S9 GRAPE JELLY * STEAK 2L8.AQC - '4 S.....JAR'g "WAGON TRAIL" PEANUT BUTT ER 3185. $111 8 OR MORE 48 2 LB. FRESH WEST COAST *MULLET ""' RED SNAPPER IN - "BAKING SIZE" SWEET POTATOES LB4 S. 68C C LARGE STALKI 23' OCEAN SPRAY "PEAK OF HARVEST" BACON LB. 25 CRANBERRIES BOX C C 48 ½ GAL CITRUS PUNCH , CARAMEL APPLE O LB. all over to a llow fat to escape. Roll opening back on small jZC 10" x 16"i sealable plastic bag and place In two-inchdeep roasting W. Add dry in. gredients to bag. Mix well with wooden spoon. Combine remaining ingredients and thr, gradually in: in bag. Place duck in mixture and turn to moisten all sides. Close bag with twist tie; make six half-inch slits in top. Cook 1'to2 hours oruntjltested tender. Slit bag and remove duckling to warm aervi,ng ptLtter. Pour sauce in bowl and skim off excess fat. Serve with seawned rice, B - GaynorMaddox Toda s marketing demands a basic understanding of what thrift means. Food rices keep spiraling. herelore, to combat costs the housewife must get every cents worth of food for her market dollar. So don't guess at the supermarket. Hamburgers — what exactly are they composed of? beef burgers are being sold and many people report they like them. As a rule, they are made of 3A hamburger and 1 4 soy bean protein concentrate or textured vegetable protein. The soy products cost less than the beef. Therefore, make certain that "SUNNY DELIGHT" f tsp. Today, more and more soy- CELERY I SLI-C- BU I LB. FILLET OF WHITE FISH OR 2, 0Qc JAR - S "FRESH - CRISP" DELMONICO CHEESE DINNERS. - • , $ 5/99c "FARM KING" -— I LB. I STEW * * * * C' "MARTHA WHITE" (7 OZ.) MACARONI & - ALL MEAT 32oL4C OØc . ' BONEL ESS $ cup Shopper Turns Into Top Sleuth I . - 4C "PIK-L-BARREL" "BANQUET" - * 4 Makes: 24 servings. * * * ROASTLB, "WHITFIELD" 10 OZ I -ir 1 -- _________ L.... * BONELESS POT 47€ SPAGHETTi SAUCE • SLJAR0 "BIRDS-EYE" Wed., Oct. 3i LJMITOUECO(JPOHPE Faim Ftloitl * * 27 PKG. I I V5111 WT17r:W "RAG U" STRAWBERRIES J . i DUCK ORANGE 4 lbs duckling I k'ka ge gravy mix flour 2 tsp6. salt a pepper 2tbaps. sugar Icuphotwater 2 tbsps. orange marmalade I can (6 02.) frozen orange from duck and prick skin well ____ iilloilioi BTLI g into grees. Remove all visible fat 59c --- of Preheat oven to 375 de- P I 11606999969 "TROPHY" SLICED LB. I HEAVY WESTERN BEEF CHEESE PIZZA k STEAK SIRLOIN ' 28 QUART LB. AOc 9oz 1•1••tS• "LAMBRECHT" 958 4, "BIRDS-EYE" DESSERT TOPP)NG COOL WHIP . II C (OR) I I I ""LIQUID PLUMRAF&q I HEAVY WEITCr NO. 303 CANS .f - (PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH THIS COupnwu I I CUBE * I I * T•BONL .CLUB OR I KETCHUP. lf 'STOKLEY" (YOUR CHOICE) I HEAVY WESTERN REEF I II ______________ A — I GCodO'y4. Sanford "PJrk&S$..0 LIMIT _____________ 303 I '" INSTANT COFFEE BONUS JARI I I . & I ____ __ NO, "STOKELY" WH. KERNEL (OR) I I mum WITH THIS COUPON) 13 C FRUIT COCKTAIL * KOZY KITTEN"' CAT FOOD, %IV "STOKELY" 29 CUT&WRAPPED FOR YOUR FREEZER FREEI PORTERHOUSE AND MORE (RiCE APPLIES ONLY 12 $ *SIRLOIN,T-BONE C -mum chents except salt and pepper. marinade Pour half each bag. Press excess air from bag; close bag by pressing the pl astic tongue On one side firmly into the groove on th e other de. Marinate for at least 2 hours. Keep steak chilled until 1 hour before gr illing time. Remove steaks from marinade. Grill steaks about S inches from hot coals for about 9 to 11 minutes per side for medium. Baste steaks with marinade during broiling and sprinkle wi th salt and peer after broiling. (Note) For less tender steaks: l,ess expensive steaks, such as chuck or round steaks, may be used Instead of sirloin steaks. To tenderize steaks, keep steaks in inarinade for 6 or more hours. -, •• "NESCAFE 14- S AVERAGE 50 LBS. LB. CONSISTS OF DI LLS ITEMS 3 PRICES WHOLE BEEF LG: * your soy-beef burgers cost about onlymuch 34 as as whole beef burger meat a pound. Ask, too. if the butcher is selling all-beef or soy-beef burgers. Sometimes the store forgets or doesn't advertise this, according to reports. Don't guess. Check. That s the thrifty approach. The Food and Drug Admin ictration's efforts to revise loud labels needs your cooperation. It may take a lit• ITS L.1'r.'r4.1'y.J4'I.14 4 $" 'I, •1* ' *P. GA. EXTRA LEAN eoz. BISCUITS...1..11. CANSR 9( KRAFT "PHILADELPHIA" CREAM CHEESE A'Ic . .. WHY PAY $i09 I REG.(OR) MINT k °', 70c CHEESE...... .... 2 CANSI * BU'I'TS p TIlule - _---_ 'i ------- * -.- "ROMAN MEAL" BISCUITS )20Z.21 . . $ . . . . . . . . C PORK — WHY PAY FOR THE WHITEST TEETH 3 oz. "PEPSODENr" STEAK LB. 33 4c C TUBE .PKG. _ LB 'là FAMILY 'CLOSE.UP" ITfflTUbAC1'r "KRAFT" PARMESAN ______ C * BOSTON . 88 "PILLSBURY" BUTTERMILK4 un - eggs. -- C "HEINZ" GENUINEI ARE GOOD - . - CRANBERRY CHESTNUT STUFFING (Enough stuffLng for 12 to 14 pound turkey) 5 cups stale bread crumbs 2 cups chicken broth 1 cup 12 sticks) butter or margarine 1 cup chopped celery 1 ou1n, t:pped cup chopped parsley 1 cup coarsely broken cooked or can3ed chestnuts I cups Ocean Spray fresh cranberries, rinsed and drained 2 teaspoons poultry seasoning 2 teaspoons salt 4 eggs, well beaten In a large bowl, combine bread and thicken broth. Heat butter and saute celery, onion. parsley for 10 minutes, Add mixture to bread. Add chestnut.r, cranberries, poultry seasoning, salt and eggs. Stuff turkey. Sew or akewer opening and rost as usual. I ....... "BETTY CROCKER" ASS'T'D. DISCOUNT Cranberry Stuffing * I\C('T'fl t CROCK ER" "BETTY - ww Semi-sweet chocolate pieces Drain pears. Place pears. cavity side up, in a shallow baking dish into which they Just fit. Mix together 1 cup of the pear syrup with the lemon rind and juice; pour over pears. Place 9 the chocolate pieces in each pear cavity. Bake in a preheated 375-degree oven until pars are hot and chocolate has partly melted — 15 minutes. Serve hot or warm. Makes 6 to 7 servings __ _ __ _ — ______ - - — Hon-size sealable plastic bag. For marinade, mix together all remaining ingre- WE ACCEPT USDA ______ ii FOOD STAMPSjII TOOTHPASTE - WHY PAY REG. (OR) CHERkY "VICTORS"' REGULAR STICK PKG. COUGH DROPS 2 LYKES ALL-MEAT 3 OPEN-1-DAYS lSc LB. PKG. Fri SPECIALS c KGRILL FRANKS $ 98 0 SALAMI LB4 "JOHNSON & JOHNSON" BABY OIL - WHY PAYa 4OLBTL ....... 70c I ;oz SINF. A1IV, do (BOLOGNA OR II LB. BRAUNSCHWEIGER SINUS CONGESTION RELIEF WHYPAYSI, 4-.----- * 98c !T'WL YKES V "GILLETTE" SHAVE CREAM .0996c "FOAMY" FACE WHY PAY SAVER... EEKI I . I II — SANFORD 10 CA UCfl .MON-THURS 'FRI & SAT 'SUNDAY * 25TH. A sir MYL* ai V KC - 8:00AM..7:OOp,M 8:00 A.M.-9-0, P M. 8:00 AM. - - PM & PARK AVE. STORE 'MON.SAT 8:00 A.M.-9: PM. CHAN GE OF HOURS SUNDAY 8:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M. k;C ' tle effort to understand the labels and their significance. But that is another form of thrift essential today. Here are some new regulations that apply to all food shipped between states. All labels ordered after December 11, 1973, must carry these changes. When you want fresh or canned fruit or vegetables you don't want to be fooled into buying another product. Any non carbonated juice product that may falsely appear to be a natural fruit or vegetable juice because of color, flavoring or labe ling must have as part of its common name a statement that the product contains no natural juice This rule bans beverage names that imply fruit or vegetable content hen in fact there is none. here is another labeling order to prevent the mantilacturer from misleading the customer. Such main dish products as "chicken casserole" and "pepper steak" with labels that imply inclusion of important ingredients, such as chicken or steak, must carr :t full -list of the ingrediens present. along withan appropriate Oaternent naming the mis-s. ingredients that most he :v1 to coinpk'te the dish n'rs need watching These frozen dinners must contain at one of which is a significant source of protein �-. -_____ __ iii _ _____________________________________________ ____ __________ ___ ___________ _______________________ _ ___ __________ - - =- - - - - - -- 1 ! W ___ ___________ ____ _ -- imr -.. -- -___ ,_ _ ) - _.... __-_ - __ ____ -il- His i oes ., I" ~,.;-.,, , . 1.% Hurt Him n ai Ag I I' In Store Shoes If t Y . !_ ..________ ____ ____ -_ k" -____.. . -----I---___ - Mm 1'"' . .-.-- i'LW plastic.4 . ., - I - -- - - -- a - - - _____ - = ______________________ or any I ______ - _____ ____ .46 rc The are even ___ ____ .,M_ ---r:: ~~--%;_--_F,-- - 7_____ 11 a i - ____ _____ ____ ______ __________________________ '- - _______ M eat __ - I __ -.1 .- _. : :_I -,7--: ,"-i-.--. -.-_-,-_`1_!-_'___9 1 _tL'_.'__ __.---_ 4&7e_W_ft -_ i11!-_ E:_ ___. -_t--- -. __ ___-_ - - =-_ Z__ M_ , -._, T IF4 _t_ - - no ri NONE ______ - . . =-'- RRIMM IR. -M -9 M t 0 1111111111111111111111111~ - FAIRWAY EXTRA LARGE _ ___ LARGE or 4 0 _' _".- ,% FRESH ._= . 12 vs 9i 11 L 1 S9 I ---. - -7.. I SIZE - . ~- -, _.!-~. 5471 S. Orongo Av* 11 1 1 1 1 .. q , I 1601 N Bermuda. Kissimmee 1 fashicned oats, cooked -_ -_ - __ .I - - . . __ - --- -- - - - . __ _ -- an tingreased 8I-.X4Ij)L2I7inch . HEINZ HAMBURGER making sure the Mt~~ , - - --.--.* and edges aresue-aled. Bake in _ ____ - -__ _- , -, I_1A_ -__- - __ _ I _1_. -,--.:- : - Cal, , $1.69 GREEN GIANT . -_ - . Ro41 • Reynolds , . ,_ IF ills. V.4'_---J-- . . . 29 10-1 - __ -: * - CANS _____ , .1 A '. 5-1- TTI I I Z. -r- 1:~ . Great Salads with Fairway A LETTUCE n I --WMNEF q5L,jqk- c ALLRUF Wienem 5 75 , ALL At si before slicing. Makes 8 serb __ 1st Homes __ - 06 .~ L_ ~, 11~1t_IA`~, _ -, . _-_. 1 , -, -7', f" 1 L 0Z , i- -__ 4 . ------- FW-_. -I __ illilli; ______ ___ - . __, _-= iI - - Z - - , - __ - . - - ' A : --------.----. - - # i _- 1 ---. 29 Round Wafflos 2 I C 29 Ricotta 4: \ \ Cheese ;-:;, ;N 0 -1 _ -i .14 I __"%V_W -_ C lb . . • 73 • . - lb GOLDEN RIPE - PUCK FLORIDA SEAFOOD WEEK 2? 'Junsw#et != 8 Food 69 C cantow's 3i Cut Green Beans .4 3o99 Dog Fow 4 V I., cemoolle Rico rispies CHOPPID SIRLOIN i- 9C r' lb 7 lob S " Cooked Fla. Lobster 4 14se uanflty Rights Reserved F amily Steak &ft .1% 7 M1 "'CoRs ,,- 98r Swiss Steak $9 51b bl .08 Round Bone ' A. III 99 fts2 ,, ion.- says Stroud. For exam. $1 39 % Sea Trout Fresh Catfish *1 a 98C 0 .1 , Cocktail Peanuts 31of 4 & Coffee 9 ¶1 Dete rgent Danish Meltaway OC Co Whip th we 79c 29 A. l.28 Cube Steak 79C Jumbo Towels 31rAls - 113., 75 • 59C Paper Plates Broccoli Spears 10OCI an official & iooa C 67 33C C 19 I I ns 49 Chopped Spinach io. Shrimp Croquettes PILI 7 9 French Fries Yogurt s. 21c OnIon Rings ,. 69C Cottage Cheese 74"t 85 Apple Pies ZON 43 Dinners Vfts EXPIRES 10-31 73 I 4W 1 Creaom ' * Cheese slons Maple LoafButter 804 American Slices 12W 7 _______ lb 45c 99C Don't Scare Us-. 89 orn i zat 1 .03 uIts Squeeze Parkay __ ____ *~ 2 . 29C 63c Plav illustrated identification charts Soine stores may not join 'Cause We're A - conip,otitivc firms will con%(iousl% merchandising cu,%totnur i!omi %k ill " - --_ --_ ._ -_-_-_-_ j--- r--_--_ tiu (limmitipe ,i'isted h the U.S. Depar Agriculture. th( ')flfte for Consumer Affairs and the Council of Better The -~s Bureaus. names on the mea t package lahel% will 1)tuniforni n. ton, -_ -u------_ .- , name i(e or univerm a option Goblins flavors .I3 a e (OISU Ghosts t~ eer Blade Roast Walifornid SA VE WITH FAIRWA Y'S EVER YDA Y DISCOUNT PRICES I P_q - A ngland adopts the program Ifl(I discovers his popu lar "California roast- is not I ittdhecanadd ('aisforni ". t*flgitfflijiiflRfld 11 . . "There are eases where tr%-wide meat identification Engfish Cut I. - ! 7 lam e viousiv familiar names might Y.Howti,I Snapper Red Snapper lb Mignon,— in the tx-ef categor. "Butterfly Loin Chop. irnong pork cuts and $2 WHOLE FLORIDA FISH _______________ ______ 98 '4 498 b.$ M VA 115-SIIOZ $ 5 5 Ib .69 59C . '5.3 9 STEAK PA11IES 4 99C H5I5 .-.1:. . / CANAVERAL Rock Shrimp COOKED & D(VEINED Neptune Shrim p / SAVE 15 bouh Nui Sttalnod Peantit Butter '' 6 Ib to MARS FUN SIZE - Jif FLORIDA STEAKS 1 _. - - -- * SEAFARE,3rA ONION CHUCK WAGON %il; Ing exrwrience for'the shop- ' , C A fl c FmOu.hIy w -- 'N 65c lb. BB C 54 59C V - PDUM J ________ \ Ranch Bacon 'London s-ime label s used to lab.--I different cuts of meat in dif- Cheese , - ____ , I .I ,. 1 I '11.28 4. .-1 A - Soft Margarine - rmy sound 1b Weu b reast brisket 'chuck) arm. shoulder (chuck~ blade, rib, loin, sirloin (hip) and leg (round and finaliv1na. the recornmcndedretai Steaks.' explain the counter BLUE BONNET , L.t, ,Ie as live Or 10 per cent h 1reikd Italian Sausage 79 _/ CHOICE CHUCK 39 lb Chocolate Eclairs o * -11 C 98 49 '~Ib Dutchloaf FAIRWAYPURE IXTRALIAN ICE CREAM I . - ix-r cent. the 1974 buyer %ill lit, '*°' BREAKSTONE BANANAS 1 A_ - LdOS - C Green Onions . ., 1-miuld run as mu( lb Beans ZUCCHINI '-' , - . Ib ix)rk or lamb) second, the primal area ('nr so-called wholesale cut) from which 'Paradise Roast.' 'Chuck. Pickle & Pimento Loaf WRAPPED FREE 9.1 8 . Orange Juice • . IJ rks with nds conventional mortgage loans , s will gener, hate an easier tunt than 2 - _ Green _., - About 2i)OO of rnto ti ilI f ) ; I AI i%, ~~ ' get a h(xne all the same. - UL 'L L -. -1 - ----___ _ - - =__ _.]_~__t house with two-car garage for Veal Cutlets C DELIA TESSEN CUT AND FREEZER ____________________ Pkg. '' lb - Squash 1! - -__ -, 7 z;t:z,o~-, rx -1 . -,- . .- Nive filmi the 11!,; ____ 11 i' J~l es before divin at io 12 1% The approxateIy 1 125 vmn 1974 have all heard much about the '®d old days, and fld) ii I 0 - lb labeled label will show first. the 98 - is $1 19 a Ib L M UOHROOMS i I ; : 3 Apple Strudel Lo inS Pork toe anish Rolls FRESH FROZEN WHOLE 1^ C se are dilemmas Of WC 3paCC 't . _4,, ~ .; - '"F' Ti- 411.rL-. a . . ien that t1w pre" ,meet making endproblem Of - Iii / 41, . - C, - . ;I " ;79. Y_ t_ -M - I 1 - __ I 1 --~:~ ,I~,4~z Ae-1-Z .- I , . -~~:"!!~ - - liert says. Jackson W Goss, president arid chief i'ieculI%e officer of - ____________ 1 FRESH ZELLWOOD . FREEZER SPECIAL CHOICE ' - . % - I USOA 79 \ 'ii b i1i t share with brides of preday %ious eras the problem of find- b()It) - ! L , _,_'. - -*, I_. An--IN? -4 lb Sliced Bacon cut of meal SMALL ASSORTED ta 45, . . I ,I *&*00 39 Gra' LIT-LIP I- MILLER 69c - ROAST . lk~S40)1 - 3 * ia . _,:J11lW.W - M~ of self-service was four Orange and Chocolate Cake Donuts . RUMP SAVE 2G' PURINA Cat Foclas -_ - _. I BONELESS OSCAR MAYER _41MI111101 - I _. __ - Loaves B R EAD 11 - i'gnif' _____ %-. Sausage Brides _= YOUR TRICK OR TREAT GOODIES . I I - I - David 11. Stroud, president -e Stock and Meat Board. the 51-vear-old authority, says, "I'think this SHOP FAIRWAY BAKERY FOR f- $159 , _____ - I CRISP WESTERN - _~4 _~~;~~ __ __ 1~vl _ I . 1 -_ Z W . --I-_ - ;7_-, . I --t~~x ~_ _57 - 7. - rr-.r __1 _ -. I - - .- . - -J. ._1. of beef. lamb, veal and pork _M__ - I .t RATH PORK 1 tilication program. The / ~~ - I meat loaf ith 4 thin Amen : "sI2ANcao - I - ~ . 2 oz. REGULAR OR , I ft . -1 a LUM Pampers . . . a - $1.55 'IA Sliced Dills . . . . . 33 -U r _-' .--- c 303 r 4 FAIRWAY Cheese slices. Pack remainng 1/3 olmeat mixture over i the cheese layer, makinj i 10 30s ;O~"4* tMCO*vu; H(OUIATfID, t 4o I ~ We __9 430, 1 . _- Jumbo Towels 1 E;has a ~ -_,_) ~ $1.05 r_~, to different s.uper markets Ina are serving the saine steak - a txvf rib eye steak In an attempt to eliminate such confusion the meat in S ~& r. nc -_ __, 11. " a Tfie third is serving a Spencer steak and the fourth FULL CUT ROUND Instant Coffee GREEN GIANT Cut Gr. Beans . 0 -i 4303 ,ia%,s she is serving . ,I tM - CHOCK FULL OF NUTS __ A , Cream Corn . . . nd beef, oats, Combine g minced onion, salt, pepp,er, tomato juice and egg. Divide into 3 equal partsk Pack I.--3 of _ C _ -- - I 214as 49 Ketchup . . . . . in their dinner menus. One 4 FRESH GEORGIA GRADE A. WHOLE - -_ 1 4111111111111~~ $ of - It 11 whole 1---_-_ Delmonico steak. Anoth- U S D A CHOICE C __ NABISCO i =t= - -W 1601 h 11b.MLIDA AVE , KISSIMMEE. 6741 S ORANGE AVE 4ArnorIcan choose slices F ~V; ii%OP$lLtø3 1/4 teaspoon popper I cut tomato juice I egg, beaten ___ - __ Ufl ' 1. -.- =--- ,_ -! - ___ =.__--_-___ __.._ _____ May End IF - I - X= 11t:%WTIM. t=V11.1AP%TJk11R. lb. is .; 11111111111M :11 k P' 1_r_.1 I i .0 I! ln-11 "!k V % - mompp . _~M iffi • zj.= --_ 973 - ! . . Coricidin D R O,g C F a TRIPLE-DECKER MEATLOAF - __ --- BEEF 1 - - 4 1b ____ N,- Serve this sliced with vegetables and salad or as a - - ___ - .-- -------- CORNED I Confusion cu FIFFICTM 1. . I between the ground beef mixture which includes an oldfashioned meat stretcher- ___ -- FAIRWAY KOSHER STY LE BRISKET C, Mylanta Liquid one of Meat Mix s '- 7- _- -. 1- _ _ e aIrul j tr e t ch-the-dollar layers 1ill di sh. -- __ ___ - - - - - ___ - __ -_ - - -.-- . I - - - PULLING HER WEIGHT ... Just like other cadets r -- - __ - ___________ I-. ---- - -.-_-.. U Bv Aileen Claire Z . . .-I Z J0 ... PRICES EFFECTIVE ~ - __________ A_ - \\ Feel Oats -I - - WR1 - -- Loaf " a s Ruet - - ______-_-_ -z I - 1 ,., - Ione, 17, of Garden Valley, tensle schooling in e%ethmg want," she added cidemy s super'ntendent officer of be the who shows up for lifesaving from navigaLion and calculus to "But I would really like to be Ile noted that allowing the Scripps Institution of class in a bikini steam engineering and marine the first woman freighter rnidshipomen to have male Oceanography in I a Jolla, Those four young California machinery. master -that would really be visitors came as a concession Calif., or National Marint ladies are the first of five midFor more than a month now neat. I'd be the best," she said after the women---and the mid- Fisheries Service research shlpornen ever admitted to ti' h a v e been pulling on oars ith di spla y of tlf-confidenc e shipitin complained ç the the California Maritime and heaving lines and hefting that the state-operated strict regulations. All of the girls have some Academy, a unique college here heavy pieces of diesel engines, academy encourages. "Well, I think we should have anxieties about the job market that trains officers for the U.S. They sail and paint and splice ,Miss Buller doesn't think the the free run of the ship f the for them when they get their bachelor degrees in nautical science or marine engineering it three years from now. T - y merchant marine. an ____________________ - ______________ --- - a or young ."...._" MW"-- - - __ - e - eery ________ I s Maritime Aca as Iio - 0 en- : - ____________ 1 erica Careers Sea - - ____________ o For lines. And in between they academy's work Is too hard so academy's trainIni ship, the Jean Thacher Arnold, the stud) inaribme enomics and far but admits that the Golden Bear) and of the outgoing 17 yearId daughter computer operaons and then engineering class for deck residence hail beca that's VA! LEJO, Calif Susan of a San Francisco newspaper chip paint study officers is the most difficult and the ay it will be if we are Buller, 21, isa petite and pretty executive, has a different goal meteorology. Her biggest objecticn is to the working aboard a ship," said dark-eyed brunette who wants thanstandingon the bridge of a Hard? residence hail restrictions. At Miss Buller. to stand someday on the bridge ship in the wind and sea spray. ,'Hard is getting up at 6 In the present the midshipwomen can "They aren't going to have of an oceangoing freighter as a Her dream is to be in corn morning - eery morning," have male visitors in their areas blocked off aboard a ship ship's captain. mand of the great diesel said Miss Fivey. rooms until 10 p.m. "for study and they shouldn't have them She thinks she would be just gines that power the largest and "I don't care much for the purposes." here either," she said. great as the first woman skip, most sophisticated merchant restrictions here - I guess I'm But they can't visit midsWpMiss Foster, a quiet, tanned per of a U.S flag cargo bessel vessels afloat Her duty post too used to doing more hat! men In their rooms at any time IS-year-old, is looking toward U en so oes = - a chief engineer would be far wan t to do," she said. for any purpose. Southern California for a below decks in the noisy engine went to (Cliabot) college "I "We have never allowed midmaritime career although she ron o U c. room. before I came here and had my shipmen to have women wouldn't object to going ter, But before any of their hopes own apartment. It's kind of visitors in their rooms and they anywhere on a freighter. 18, a tanned scuba diver from come true, these five women hard to get used to not being still can't," said Rear Adm. An accomplished skin and - p A ______ Train 0 By KEN HUDSON (ople) News Scifice - :- Girls At A _-.__ ____ ____ - 1. _____ - 5 ___ ___ L. -4 such as from a ymthetic or I _______________ I., "II they stand a lot, they scientificmethod "And no W0t?:e: wider and shorter is best. Often By CAROLYN COIL mthe and Othe! Just mci easing the length of the should change twice during the a cast," like Cople News Sefflee pt I materials don't eeI tire shoes worn can cure painful day for good foot health Dr Serkin Prefers leathe Don't encourage our child to If Bill) wants to try on a foot problems." A podiatrist may prescribe 11 Serkin says your child go barefoot unless he will be the use of an orthotic, a device soles to any other type den different pairs of shoes Ir choice let should be fitted by a qualified walking on grass or sind, before he makes placed inside the shoe to keep of their breathing ability. -0 f ____ salesperson who will accurately ' him "Walking barefoot on cement the fcot functioning without He says a shoe sh uld have But be sure he's trying to get measure your child's foot This or concrete, hard sur undue stress The orthotic IS strong shank hlch SUpporta I a good lit and not playing measurement should be taken lace," says Dr. Serkin, can made from a cast taken of the the foot structure. while the child Is standing, not cause Internal loot damage ames device will d 11$ f ten I which may not be recognizedpatient's foot. I 44 Tell Billy that his new shoes sitting. . . too short, toes until the child is an adult If shoes In the ileap shoes, will no g must feel good Shoes act as a CLshion anprOper'y. -y can be a btUe stiff, will curl under. Ills can cause tgrows his shoes But, says Dr. Serkin, the best-' but they shouldn't feel as corns, calluses and deformities ,absorb som eof the impact the - .-Ayi1&__ III, iA _i~ they n't do i. even month, n foot rece1eS. . though they will need a lot of like hanunertoes. fitting _ lf _V1 -' h wear3 painful problem which is begin to show wear, do not pass youngster any good Tennis shoes and thongs are A breaking in, says podiatrist C Arnold Serkin of Torrance, acceptable footwear if the child traced to wearing pliil.form them on to another ided it after It begins to pinch '_ does not have any foot shoes Is severe leg pains called child',% feet will have Calif. toes. is ( I. the shoes to conform tones "There has to be plenty of problems, such as flat feet, shin splints should check lie advises parents to say not his younger brother's. -". I room for the toes," he says. pigeon toes, bowlegs or knocktheir babies" da ______________ "There should be about a half knees But even then these "no" when their children -' -4 Handing down shoes is alao children's toes reacw inch of room in the toe box. styles should be worn in request this type of footwear. good way to pass along athlete's in their shoes. ill-1-k- , - __zZi~%I~~7- - W, :~ I Ile doesn't beHeve in treatIng ,,Shoes should be fitted from moderation. foot and fungus infections. ' children OCr C "The continuous use of any foot problems W the heel of the loot to the ball of I mertoes cirn I bt r itice their I ounter arch supporters aml Shoes don't al%~-ay.~ have to be RIPLE DEChF3It expensive to be good. Hut, they pare "Buying shoes just slightly Serkin. "People should change therapeutic shoes. ... Relies on oats as stretcher any should be made of leather and dren's shoe fit frequently." "They are not made by longer and narrower instead of their shoes frequently. . _______ Wednesday, Oct. 24,1913-/B ________________________________________________________ 4' I ______ ___________ The SanfordHerald I Won % I k z.. -_ _ NEW a = *41_,%; X; %..I. 1%,L, I.,%,- % V - - - _ ---- .. -___ - . __ g- _____ 1. ~,~~,~~~~~~~~~~ _ . __ ______ Wednesday, Oct. 24,1973 6 B-The Sanford Herald - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi --- ______ - �- - - - - .- - - S--- -5- - - S ------- 1111111111111iKik- - -. ._. - - 1. -_. - - - _____________________ _ 813-The Sanford Hera ld , _1 CflCSu8y, Oct. Wednesday, , 24, 1973 SEE - WORRY Ill S - CI ahi ig ht 'j';: 'j,j s INIC BOZO reviews P ~5 ,--- ______________________ i~ THE : •" .. S _____________ 8-8:30 NBC ADAM 12 Hot Marnage Closed Mind' A CO\IPA'\\ A Wheelbarrow d beat-up, six-year-old c.tr debut Telly Sahis 3t.lrs as CLOWN 10 11 ABC OWEN MA!' I I -Shot" A distraught fa ther holds the vehicle just came Detective Lt. Kojak, a SHALL,COUNSELOR AT LAW menage a trots fascinates Ted Full of Trouble' i couple of Turns out " B ON PERSON IN his own daughter as hostage, and Alice Henderson, but upon stars of old (long departed) in from Hong Kong, with Im. character excerpted from last " George W. Crane, Ph-0, M.D. The Camerons Are a Special bb*. threatening her life as Officers close inspection of a threesome, series guest. Joe Flynn (once of plications of a smuggling year's "Marcus-Nelson Mur- Clan" Countrymusic sin er AT ders" movie. Ile plays a tough, and composer John Denver, dream! But It Is typical of Reed and h1alloy talk him out of whe are friends of Bob and "Nicliale's Navy") plays a operation. i his terroristic reaction. The Carol, it doesn't turn out as shady used-,:ar dealer, and Edd rough policeman and the currentl one of the II ; . millions, of romantic mereiv g:rls.ops c also nm into a cocky teeni opening episode is taken from exoUe as it -wenied. Ted and Byrnes (Kookie in -77 Sunset actions in the music She SAN FORD, Alice run through se v eral Strip") plas a thug Farada) an actual incident, lighti) business, Is guest starred digtiked flit sexual rIit ager caught in the act of a robs emotions, shock, env), finally (star Dan Dailey ) Is suspicious use of standard male sm holdup an There's obvious type-casting 830.10 ABC WEDNESDAY camouflaged A gang disillusionment and dLigust. armored car, but is spotted and of the used-car dealer who I bolism. For dreams often Iry to 8-8:30 ABC BOB & CAROL & Ile plays a popular singer who SIOVIE OF THE WEEK 'Go chased. They hole up in a gun is accused of mercy lllng his. satisfy bask hungers. gastric TED & ALICE "Open (Tomorrow) 8:3I0 NBC FARADAY AND seems unusually anxious to buy Ask Alice" (RERUN) An a anii y h n and troth' shop, holding sorbing star' well acted, a number of canter-stricken mother ac C ° hostages including a seriously Marshall defends him. particularly by young ' / :iu woui.ded policeman. The efCASE Y-551: Ellen Q., aged newcomer Jamie Smith forts to break the siege and the 19, is a college freshman, f Jackson. She plays a high. ,r escape of the hostages are protested, school girl unable to cope with "do dreams have any value at reminiscent of an aborted 4_J 4J :. pressures and escapes realit RIVER RES"I'ALiRANI . By Abiigail Van Buren all, y Black Nfuslim invasion of a by using drugs. What is par• b, Cictø T,ib*N. Y. N ews $ysd.. is( 1173 "For 1 often have weird Breakfast 7.11 Lunch 11:30.2:30 Dinner 510 . weapons store in Brooklyn last compelling is that the ticularly .cr nightmares where lam down on I A ear. Sav1as Is the stren 'th of .~ ons or story is taken from real exthe beach somewhere in the Business Men's the show in a strong, no,I 1 Snake. I $ 1 had a pet boa constrictor for many years and kept , periences, as noted in the diary South Pacific. 11111 "S 1 WM until lie became too big to feed, after which I gave of a teen-ager who lived the LUNCHEON "Now, Dr Crane, I have him to the zoo. NEW YORK (AP) off with an armored car holdup alas, brick and efficient, trying agony. Andy Griffith plays a HAPPY HOUR 4.7 actually never been out of the I hate taught our children to differentiate beReen There '.e been a lot of cops 'n' that goes awry when a passing to end the impasse without priest Who tries to be helpful Two Drinks For The Price Of One IJ S A hut in my dreams I ma Poisonous and nonjoisonou snakes and encouraged them find myself in Tahiti or some robbers shows on the tube this citizen sees ir in progress and bloodshed. You know he will, William Shatner and Julie c LOVE ST I 10-11 . to hold snakes In their hands so, that this Irrational fear of but it' season and most are pretty bad. notifies 1,he law. other exotic location. s an exciting, gripping Adams play her parents. Roller Coaster tops &iiC snakes did not occur in my family. Just last night for example The law arrives , there 's a hour ncnetheless But soone or later someone here The story is about an 1-4 & SR 46 Sanfor d Snakes eat rodents and insects, and are an important I dreamed that I was walking was bound to come up with gunfight and the baddies flee, unhappy husband who becomes along the bench in the fl)t t11ini -hid part of the balance of nature. If w had morecnk,c, e three of then, in a panel truck The show has the ring f auiriohed ith .tnothtr girl. Lou III in.iht on titiPtetil islani one of theii and four others Would noed k dangerous isticides. Sign rue thenticity to it particularly "All of a sudden. a band of "Come hfurray and Barbara Hershey 9.10hie CBS It' s Finally happened with mortally wounded - in a car. its depiction of the theater-of- Watch DieCANNON HOUSTON LAWYER .0 I Savages jumped out of the ,. s "This one gets Seagull are costarred. She' Kojak," which premieres the-absurd atmosphere that ~~ woods and started chasing me. DEAR LAWYER: But we might lose a Roman Catholic *, sanlord II d&y 111 t COMPIts Ph 371 1910 Tlie gang in the car is chased usually attends these particular involved in love triangles and rather unconventional, with a priest. Read on: d' l'he1 didn't seem to be In. coast'rs. murder framc-ups. Don Stroud pion for roller for it if you can because it has through the streets of New situations in New York. ns ut were plays an "caped convict whose Louise Lasser plays the We Still class written all over it. York, finally getting trapped by and the leader was attractive J! forner wile has married a betrayed wife whose ultimatum DEAR ABBY: Your defense of the inuch-maligned serI to her husband once she learns I I pent was very thought-provoking, but there is another side gangland boss (Michae .* I I Tolen). The proceedings star Telly wounded accomplice on the watch the show, the ubiquitous tried to run as fast as I # '~ SPECIAL of his affair is for him to make to that story. oWd, as they began to hurl Savalas a-i Theo Kojak, a New street and dash inside a war TV crew is there to bring it all . I am a Roman Catholic priest, and I have found that York police lieutenant who's so spears at me. surplus store, shooting a cop live to the folks at home and convict when he becomes tie decision-which one? p A M 'vd convinced the escapee may Cameras on the roller coaster many otherwise quite "normal" people suffer from herpeto. :'1 "Finally, that handsome sardonic and bard-boiled you ut who also had run in the store to even delegates from the Hare give viewers a front seat on a :t,t phobia-the fear of snakes. It is no mere prejudice, biblical u leader threw his spear and it get the feeling he warms up be- warn the clerks and customers Krishna sect show u to dance have been framed for LOU'GE OPEId DAILY lNcLuoiI& sui struck me in the left side, near (ore work by sneering at babies ,, chant and ring their finger murder for which he was wild ride or otherwise, but actually a (ear as deeply rooted and as there to get out my heart convicted and imprisoned. difficult to treat as claustrophobia [fear of enclosure), acroTonight' s saga appears to cymbals. , _________ S - = ., f7~7___- - I - - . - - --ta:-1-Z-V-Ag~ - I'l - - Thursday ". F 'l tu t O PM to car snakes ROOM Of ce 45 HURRY, MR. ooP! ) TH FI,SHIN HURRY!! 'PjI - - LL WE'LL ORAY',HE tE, POLri - - ) - S M CPenney r ___ II t)O -I.- NQ L 40(;reek Jell 12 HtICh by Dove Groue ALLEY OOP c ° ACROSS Lngug. anser%jntPrevious _____ - - 15 I _________________ B Wednesday, Oct. 24,1973-913 The Sanford Herald Afl$wevtoPtcviouspu,e 1 Hem Wanted ___________ lI'uIiiiepuIt's IF,Shade it ii\1c'nthiib i ,Sc'ut , var i rdSe 22.l.suIinc * jJAC (nIh 47 Put to 5ot!InhreIltedt() ics 52 Footman CotnniontIk ipl i61jineIotLàd, covering 26 Primate $tI Triltr 2.Soviet river V ---- .. _ - 11 I` R [i.., - . .. 9 Felitilc servint i . 1 wth, IU(.rihnofj liliarth hr'in l3l.thIbIu mother 35 In time pj%t 36 Fastene r 390dm ibr,Ihr mth 41 BibIs..I king .:~ - _'... --...- - -'I,s4,,, - ~-- - --- 20 chauffeur Iota 21 Iiiblitjl tOAn VOW %%ir animals 41 Tramporta I wn lee 45 Siberian ri%f.r 4he -?- - _. , .- - 7.. - 1' CAMPUS I I .. ~_ . - - I \ .- --LA --a.I -- --- 6 ' r l r .~:4 1~ I (1 , I - -'_ -- S 9 ~ - ~. - 0 - 1-9 91 to a" I _k, - -. CLATTER with BIMO BURNS O 5O. rOQD 47JIw,,jn 5htbcfore III 6 F'rench I tcrd painter. Odilon 27 Nose about 49 Colors - 29 At one time 51 Exist 35 Pale in color 36 Ancient L I / 110% N 11 32 =1 13 r) t) V11- L"VI 57Wc.hr) nitim 4 fI4 r: 7 -I i - r4 I t6 I)Jujhlrr of ointmen TODAY, / S.'4N'SH O_!VES, S4' 1$ CUEESE,'\ ( ITALIAN S4LMi, t'LiS',' )44M A D ) t', J4V!!4G t SPECIAL TfVE NOPE. " . I by Larry Lewis 0 11 OERVAN SAUERKRAUT ; SAN DI N ICH ,I ON ~10 9 - Sliet itm -..-~,_i.v ,:t.,~;~= __ -_:L41 - __ - - e- S- 11 - - --- S I,14 - - - ___ Z- ,I I . -~ -_~.-_:_ -, -!:_- __:__ . __ . --. - -,. ----_*-, - - __ :. - _____ - - - _~~ - - I __ --ir .. -But I didn't seem to suffer -~ __--~--__ E~~_ - - - I; - ~%- , - -, ~_ ., I'll, I _- ha%e ditinc't vRluP to a ________________________________ - .FIRF--w -i - For ionne dreams camouflage hatred of a member of yow own family or of your boss. ~- - Others, reflect immediate sensory conditions, as when your foot is uncovered on a cold winter night and you be& to dream you are walking, barefoot. over ice and snow, Remember, too, that your brain sleeps "in patches." meaning that some areas are . Ii -_- _ _ __________________________ - _____ - - ______ - (9) Bob & Carol Ted & Alice (24) Law And Order (44) B!d Ones S-" .,.- ---= - 830 (2) Mystery Movie (9) Movie 9:00 (6) Cannon (13) Mov1e (44) Movie 930 (13) MovIe (24) Woman 10:00 (2) Love Story (6) Kolack S\ -2-'---' (, 5 - . -=-~ -. _---~_ -_ - - - - - /_5/ - __--,--__ - - M_,:., - I alert while others ar. tern y inactive. PO - --.- _z. ~1; .~ - -2~7~i~'7.q - - .c trm - -71.1~_. = - - -- __ __ ". : - - . - f7. - -ir1.-;:i_____ - -- --• S 1, ". . 2. i • ~ ?;?Ii: i ~i . . - _. I 5~6 .~~, . M-_ --_ 1 ,, - F~-01.~t_.L`_~-fi,;-,- . . T-4 -!. -c., . .., * -4 , *rl ". 'N -1 C* ', ,,, UK-k ,X -jt --; -~-- - ~P -t 11~ 1 *_ , ,r , &I IXE, - -' -r --_- ___ . lr~___~__*ZL__ - twr~~ '. -, - 'VT at I "-Ti _ * 1' -S IIII -----. 10 ' - ----,-I ,, - -- __ - 11 - to - - ____ -_- i - ~- wq& ~ ~. % V GENERAL TENDENCIES: The 13st day of the waning Moon finds you all stirred up 10 tr) to force others to your will and desires but any such pressures could be disastrous for you and others, so show you can maintain patience and do your job well ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr. 19) You think that cooperation g L m, iste ean f rcing others to do what you like. but this isn' t true. 0 others; combine ideas, efforts justly, wisely. Avoid n"to harangues ----_ _______________ I 'N :: - DRIVE IN I -_1 &T - . _______ 4. F- 01 - I___ ____ I INI # --, - I_. _r - , ______ '01 - . , - - a -- r -S - , - I%- T. 4 AdLill ~ , ---I_ . I I I I . J~ ~r _Ief 700.1 A I I: CS workers o o some o your workeause )OU are oa C down, or you could get into trouble Improve appearance, health GE MINI (May 21 to June 21) Get tasks done if you want time fr,r amusements over the coming weekend. Creative l2bors could be itally enjoysb10 now. Think and act kin into making improvements and repairs to your home, do it yourself Use your fine artistic sense but he practical - *I'. I 28 BUGSBUNNY 29 30 1 I I, by Heimdahl & Stoffel S - 33 - -_ I \ - i - - ~~ ___ ~~=___ ~__ ____ ~ romantic locale and spears, ;_f - _7 Ii - T-- I-7-- _-%~, ~___0 M __ 1 ; __ - - I - j - , LEO (Jul), 22 to Aug. 2 1) Schedule time carefully and get t be shortchanged or lose wallet routines done Don' shopping, doing errands. Evening is fine for the social. VIRGO (Aug 21 . to Sept 22) Instead of spending more money, get busy and pay your bills, m3kc collections. Discuss financial plan with an expert before pus,hing it through Drive safely pressure, be sure you keep self-controlled or others can get the best of you Plan i wiser social schedule SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov. 21) Initead of blasting others heaue you can t gain your aims quiLkly, get busy and iron 4 out kinks in your operations Aid those who come to you - 1i __ ~_ ~ - - I ! I'll . . b Plus a31 tizi,qfa,uritesl,,cr-kw and Prime Ribs and more CIII miss the IwAa of strawberi y parfait piea 1i mL .h C-1 i'- ___ dream Interpretation enclosing a lung &'&a.- ____ ,#PW, return on. ~_ _-~ ___________________________ sr-lope plus cents - 90' CI*e The 3 S g' AI "vv"* #as Is clAti, to com -- - - - -- - - - Regular 63 Value kgoodness _ - 42 43 I cole slow OU and hot biscuits. • OOD ALL - - S 44 45 _I_:,..__( 46 - 47 T 1 49 ' : , - 11 I / R st 21 to feb 19) You want to step out to 'US(J itJes and intre;ts, but first plan where, who and how PISILS (Feb 20 to Mar 20) Although you want to make radical changes, keep promises and get them behind you Show understanding for male who is not feeling up IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY ., he or shc will be - &P 0 16 FRIED CHICKEN pen Daily I i a.m. til 9 P-M.- Fri. a s at. iii 1809 French Ave (Hi-way 17 'I ansoru r''t_c - -' I ' I r , ~ I -- - if '- - - . _7 . \\ 'i' .. . . i *Z_ ;,# -!,..*: - -_ II .1 F I . - - _- I , ~, I .e'I 2.4 I_i - ______ - CAPTAIN EASY 1 'vi.re E XPECT W& 60MEONEsDUCEY? 5 - I Y' PflINTEPS - _.-, . Sewer wants advice on synthet cs CF PEACH - I 1 ta . .,--.' ..., t": .ffl I I.. __ 01 - J11- A A45;5rANr&. ru.. I p0 r)-i APPROV;SJG I AROUDJP ____ r1111r.._ i FEMAt.Ei PEACHY CU7PP EX-LADY COP FROM \MI FRAWCI6COI '1E. A P05.3 T AD4WER YOU JAVA B5L. .- p( £ Ul4 HOPE CAPTAIN EA6V-- - A+ ,j \l'f / -_ - f / - _. 11 I I . R% POLLY CRAMER / -- - _ IN T5IIf - _________ FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves very much but have a problem when sewing thin materials, especially synthetics. How can I keep the gathering g. you JUS Ir D011id"T ~1 4 Congratulations. Sandy, how we do admire a thirteen• year-old who enjoys and does sewing. It will always mean so much to you to have this Interest. I am sure man)- of the readers will want to help you. -POLL's'. DEAR POLL\ - litre is a Pet Peeve from another of your many male readers. Asa victim of arthritis ldefy an) one to op"n a bottle of aspirin fitted with the push-turn top which supposedly presents chi!dren from opening them I hadtoaskaneighbortohelpmeandthenlpouredthesupply into a screwtype bottle. Needless to say my future purchases of aspirin will not be the brand that uses this type of lid. -FRANK. DEAR POLLY Demis can remove the water spots from her plastic drinking glasses by putting one teaspoon of baking soda in a glass and then filling it to the brim with hot water. Let it set all night. Next morning use a vegetable brush or mk ih a dish cloth around in each one and the%, will be good as new. -MICHELLE DEAR POLL's' I base help for Dcrnis who wants to remove water spots from plastic glasses Soak them for several hours in a mixture of half water and half white vine ar and the will come sparkling clean -MARLICS DEAR POLIA - Storage space is at a minimum in my aptirtment. For summer barbeques I bought a hibachi-type grill that is more easily stored than larger models I found that by wetting a paper towel with salad oil and over the front and back of the cooking grates before barbeuen that the gra tes couldi ashedft I t 'rHE. HAN& Of iT, HR. (yg•F _/ 1116.øuc \. \ \-._..._ N~ . ______,, I . .- . iA ( Ob looK WHAT YoU'VE. - - ¼_. DONE - \ ..j- $ 141 Ifl.STE.AD oF AN A.MORI._G•F .'• ' Id 5 - - .. __ -.-._. A 'iou'E. BP.OV.EN fr -ft ---.. NOWf... _ _. iv m %- cry difficult for others to kccli up with See to it that the ergiei are channeled in right directions for a big success " hcad othc, 5s,sc you cou J easily hav e a big troublemaker here instead Teach early to control temper in give in opportunity to get into Warts, do chores around the house line ihit for the builder, the organircr, the writer "the Stars impel, they do not compel What you make If' lar ge ly u'toYOUS * % Individual Forecast for y Carroll Righter' Novrnbcr is now ready. I'ui your copy send your birthdate and S to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), " - -_ A --.--I- by Dick Cavalli WINTHROP - H Ei~ NI- - Yafvle 133171" 5GAJEAW ISHCE-S! SQUEEK 6041EAK -I. I 7KAT YA5 MY BE = -vt ' I . 5 - - ))- AT , \0IITII 4 11 , ,I., V -, 4 E %ST Vi F-ST - •Q h I )' 'sOt 4 II , K I , - %%e, .l North EA%I I. \.._ L ~'_ ., 1_ ~ *V ;It, I' , , 11 - .,, c --, I \ ~I -_1 ~_ J I ,; /, I ~'~ South cashed the rest of his hearts and West discarded the deuce of clubs Then South led that club jack and let at ride but East held bick his queen 4OOT 6CkI lie let his king hold the not trick Jntl ledout his lOot diamonds his rode around to Fast's jack Back came a dia- \ '..\ T 11.1., I'a'. %~ - _-~__ - I 1' 8 Oswald & JaIIit-% iaeob .t •\ . - ,~, 4 4" .7"" . , i-I \ 1 -C;-I -.4II,..~ I it~ 17, --I:-- ,, I I`I I"t, 0 I e~ C , - /%I. Ll"IINN' . i A-) I South t lavthe club suit is In J lead the king * and then overtake the queen drops he mikes five club tricks to wind up with i coupic (if overlrickN at his three no-trunip ( time the queer thit 'fl I drop .and South winds up going one down There i i iii itt 'iiphi1tn it ed play as .iilable 1k leadttn' f West jack II %%,,, I' I I I, C, I \\\ - 0- . L I ____ 0-14 Is I - I ,1,1 IV P I.- "II S 'tilil ti III 4 % .0 V -1 0 % q - Lee ASCUT7 - -, 'H44Tc'M .- 1d1 \I ,- r 'J' a -s C p ,rin, r his h Itti all sour hid nd h, tIn kit In Its to •l h- et TOD % N '*~ Ql F% t IO\ Insis-ol ;t h;iiiin thu-i- n" hump p.1110e1 his huh Ihot-.1.1111 A •-- - '-\ , j.-r - --S- - A -'I- S -' / . I le ,lJ) - . - I 10 , - YOUR - i •i Falk and Sy Barry --7-SHAD00 - 4IàA / j ____ L durriny and winds up with four club treks which are enough It 'ict mIc1s the queen and takes In - -_ - - --,I EM p1i447q/ South 16 t+ ----- --I THE PHANTOM IA' ThE 4AtIEA'T I ' i I , I ,, , 4 I - .,I\ - \\ ' S I I 5 Nccrih __ - C4 )P I "I 7 - // ~ 4-- - -~) ~ I I I : _______ ________ _-7 1(r7 ( C -- • _______ 1-' ,,'\ + -- . - FIRT &R.5ti.s' ) ( ,cn " , - against ordinars dt rf 7 - Mart Walker PLAro score eight tricks The sarne eight trick.% that an - , , !7 _T 1~' BEETLE BAILEY Pa,, lba%~ '-__.\ , -- , ;.~) - 5 5 EITHER KNOW r __- -_ - (' SWE , /_" '¼_,_ Chi c Yo , I AT - South , ________________ ___________________ BLOND1_ J The oest way to go down one Now let s see wNt hapiwned when everyone at the t-ible %;I .I master plaver South won the second and went after hearts C uh could wait West took his ace of hearts I /0-zy BRIDGE N I 1••' w - vqll_ ~~ 'I / - ways rea8v for the next cook out, for storage or for packing in the trunk of the car. -MRS.D. J - DAY for the good1jess()f I otdiasuntes and contemporary so1w'ds for your listening and dancing p'teasvre. Ap( rf- t t'rroro to the evening ne w 'I ~ ______________ - CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) Get into civic work instead of criticizing bigwigs and you become a better I 'I,-" ciliten Make at least a part p3yrrirnt on hills th3t ire - _ - - - _ ~ _~ - Deltona Exit of Interstate 4. For reservations call 668 typing NAV 64i"fat (1411 W-flio, To# so" i , ~ - fr iieces of chickeii, mash,~d _______ ; ¼M,II I ARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) Use tact with - up to par, or you couI ose friends WIIO re not quite valuable alliances Avoid some party where you are apt to Complete dinner I I !~ weekthoserzsationaiPorlcChops .' "Madras' Backed up by Scaflojrs En - _ _1 - t ... .-,,qiIf _1~ A arc in.uJine dream is simple to a psychiatrist. for it inerely camouriageS a romiatic episme, disguised in standard male __________________________ ___ -s ---, ?%, A COURSE `T'SPsw UP ) - 40 41 WiN I I II 't is -~_ ,,,*,~0 , ~~ WING )'~- I" 4 so ' 9 I I OF11W I I. , fift I6ij. ill, Aw'aI -mm=. I .=MMl_;._`Ir11r !3 I" JL:f from the Carroll Rightsr Institute - a. - % - ,,..' ____ '-_____ E~t7~7 -77__~, -,.- "NG9 I 00 ('ADD Ii.i.. I DI("UT D'C riisu isuu ii ii u it _____ - __ ______ _______ I . 'iaIIIIIII:_ -_ I- - - . _--_=.Z.`~,.~__.Ip - - - - W. Qa Aej - F ((-onscience) ~~~i~- - I 26 &E.r For Abby's booklet, "flow to have a Lovely Wedding," send lItoAbIgaII Van fiestas, 1.32 Leaky Dr, Beverly huh, cal - - ' U, _EI LI, PIUO. FORECAST FOR THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1973 3 SeasonsRestaurant, - _- _ INNRW __ ' 11111 1 -~?~ .1 IV b,! t )W%-,;~r,.t-t,eC-- - I - - - ' I ________________________ H .V. ' ~V - LAST 2 DAYS 2 30-7:30 9:15 ______ - - -- - Polly's Problem i S 1 04P ' N.]_b ,,IaocxwG __ _ IHLAT*t - -- _ - ____::- --jr- ' - ' - - - 40L Problems? You' ll feel beUer If You get It off )vur chesL For a personal reply. write to ABBY: Box No. MOO. L.A.. CaUt. "X9. Enclose stamped. sett-addrened envelope, ;-e =-. 'i - ,' ,, - S , otnLedobject1s __ _______ - t "hang around" hoping he ~t l~i_. HELP IN INDIANA": Don' valgh( change. Have nothing more to do with him until he *has "changed." Then. if you still care for him resume the relationship. , ------_ ,,5 -- lb. Chopped Sirloin ,OR Chicken 'n Dumplins Choice of Two V*getables Hat Bread & Butter slog But In modem society. girls of ret i is,ut stxua desires or camoufldge - _____________________________ ~ ~~ -;rv- -. -i -- . . 7, -t . ~1. ._ i . - - -I T _ DAY - ' -e-- 23 24 125 - CONFIDENTIAL TO "KENTUCKY GIRL WHO NEEDS ____ roattn (6) Summer Serriestef just as the dream about a Thanksgiving banquet r co'd drinks. tried to allay the stomach erasing - RIP -~, 'DoTED KAT*NS I 0 - ,f - ; --,, . _ _____ 1 .~- , many clowrI3 around here for comfort. ___ '14'I4_rt'ii_ii's_ii'_rut_1' Almanac (9) Sunrise Jubilee S ½ lb. Western Steak CholCeof Two Vegetables Hot Bread& Butter slog Fi - r '-U r (2) Sunshine . Weirovat on% SLRVIr,GCOYPLtTL DI?4N(3'UI,TIt I 10 AM 0 6 00 ' - 7- -1 -- c (44) Un RIT '' CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE _r_j '.4 Ly- - ,iI, hile in a romantic mood, as after Ellen kisses her date receiving center in the brain All MJJQf STARTS TONIGHT 71S&1O'SS ' Solon dream about rich foods, as slumber while thirst), you may then dream of cold spnngs of water or icy soft drinks I VEAL PARMESAN Cholceof T'.o Vegetables. Ha-i Er'-,d& flutter Truth Or Consequences (13) Local ProgrammIng (24) Electric Company (44) Gomer Pyle 6:00 (6) News (13) Sound Off (24) Sesame Street (44) Lucy Show 630 (6) Ncws (9) News (1)) Peter Gino (9) (6) Mery Griffin (9) Movie (24) Sesame Sir N (41) News .11 ____ 49qA94C&1vff*N1t*!)x-1 (44) Greer. Acres 5:15 (13) Starcast (6) The Flints1ont (9) One Life To Live (24) Today In Legislature (44) BulIwinkic (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) Split Second (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of For cxampk, if you go to bt : d , , - - 20 -1: 30 (44) Petticoat Junction (6) News (9) All My Children 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (6) Secret Storm (9) News (44) Variety News active even though you are ________ - 'g' 24r. 1-' 1. - - 1 1IT - Most herpetophobes ,Aill re .'adily agree that their fear ii I entirely irrational, but that makes It no less real. Some herpetophobes nearly base heart failure just corn ti: upon a picture of a snake in a magazine. I know-I am one of them, and have been since before I even knew there was a Bible I have no Idea why I am this way, but I do f know that it anyone tries to bring a snake into this rectory, f " I 1m leaving! 'i nr.ru-r.iui IIUDI zr.ii 10 P.S. One fear I do not have Is signing my name to Lettersto-the-Editor ar4 the like, but this is one instance where LOIIIIIIIIII~I"IIIIIIi~~~~~~~ (13) Young And Show Restless 9:00 (2) Phil Docahue (44) Movie Show 1:30 (2) Three On A (6) What's My Line? AAatch (9) Mov le (6) As The World 9,30 (6) Concentration Turns 10:00 (2) Dinah's Place (9) Let's Make A (6) The Joker's Deal Wild 2:00 (2) Days Of Cur .30 Uves 10,000 eG'2Iding (6) Pyramid Light (44) Fury (9) Newlywed Game 11:00 (2) Wizard Of Odds 2:30 (2) The Doctors (6) Gambit (6) The Edge Of (9) Password Nigh? (44) Revalations (9) Girl in M 11 30 (2) Hollywood Life Squares (44) Patty Duke (6) Love Of Life 3:00 (2) Another World (9) Brady Bunch (6) The Price Is (44) Not For Right Women Only (9) General HospItal (13) &~Ovie (44) New Zoo Revue 3 - 30 (2) Return To (44) Night Gallery organ can barrage the brain with an incoming shower of nervcjs impulm that will keep - -;-.-2%~_ . (24) Homewood 11:00 (2) News (6) News (9) News (13) Starcas? I S.. -- ' ____ __- _._ . --.M _ -_ - I -_. I , -- , k~_II _. - - - _ I 7~__ -.---~ ___ r - - (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) LUCY Show (13) News (24) Viewpoint (44) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) The Price Is R!Uht (6) Andy Griffith (9) CIrcus (13) Movie 8:00 4I-% n Where Game 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo 7:00 (2) NBC News / CBS Morning (9) Bozo's Big Top EVENING / _____ 6) WEDNESDAY - ____ t)i,,S ,v -1 For dreams, though osten- M I %~ IN N 1. R gunsels held up a Brooklyn mored half-track. the three sti- med up when the crowd cheers sporting goods store, then made ckup men demand a jetliner and applauds because the gun the patrun! hostages when the andfreedom,threateningtokill sels have surrendered and are CBS KOJAK (PREMIERE) police showed up and surtheir five hostages if I.heir de- walking out, preceded by Kojak -Siege nf Teffor" And still 1)111 A%1 I%TI.UI'RF T'TlO\ rounded the place mands aren't met in two hours carrying the body of a police, another cops-and-robbers story The dela ed Jo.eph became the world's first Food AdI ministritor and also the Prime • MintsterofEgyp,asaresultof • • :--- - ('01, DI \ Sll()(.)\ A%`1 ARD suddenly ended. What makes a person base such impossible dreams" I I - 15 - __________ $149 - IN - - 10 11 .. . W - - - House Of Steak ~.p - ____ -9 7 8 -13 ____ ____ - - 4- - -- - -S - �_.. - - - 8 ,.,.. - - - i:.jj . - .___ - 1,' ~ -I - . ~ .-"-,. -r'--i------, .-.. 6 1..ir ,. -- . __0~ - , - . I t --.----------- __ . .,.. I ... - .. so 0 ___ ~ M 11 1 ~~~ -. .. I101B—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Oct. 24, 191J ______ .....o.... ~ . --:• ___ __ I lr( , .c- ., ;~~. __,~~ " , ,Ao- 1 /, ~),/_-"~, ,M_4~ ~ - - 1111 visis C-cm! on ~01?7, , - ,_ .. ____ Pentagon Alerts Key , /1 ________ WASHINGTON (AP) The Pentagon alerted key military units in the United States and -. ___________ ______ --~___ I . __-__-.,!`-; 1. "" - rz•___— Pu x, .- - ____________ ;6, 4, ___ 'I I-- Z__ It J - % -/i,rt_J,* \ 1 I' / 6r",/ - - /I 17Z lk~ r ~~ I _ ,Far- 4. s C ..d..d Apt,, Kraft's Caramels .. I4..s ., 50' ,~ GET3JDTREAT` ~ _..- -. I ._ .. '. -- . 'z-:-_--'"l - F FW pept . FMI otl~ ?. t'i. . .,',,,;,-, F--ti pn BLIX, _ --I 11101111 fX4 PU J 4'NM , -----a,- - I - ' 64 0".' S.s.,. P.,,s 0.., 69' Cookin' Bags ...........4 ;::, 'i - W-116 i... C.su. a Cb,..1 of C4d Cbs... fl•., H..,, _ - . -. - Bak -A-Totas ........... e - _________ I sisy I ,s •a -.--J._. - _ II _____ ' 39 P18 I,I I...,. Pie Shells 2 I...i ii 6, : 44&141% , =— - $ _r-1 - --. ' __ 39 I ij1-f- . ._. - ___ ____________________________ _____ _______ 001$5585a5 ____ Pillsbury p., $ Light n'LiveIy* _______ . • . • kill list _____________________ 3.-il.... ,.,h sayt 4 Oi ta- $p'.p _ ..iiee 0, ________ ., 30329 Pear Halves I•I•....... Pop Corn or Fresh Bro;C ""01i Pd. I N.'k Cs,.'... "" ISIS hs 49 110.9,4 0 •,.,*,.M., _i_....J UIUU Tub & Tile 1 ••II•.001II• TH IIStS,h,,,g IllS 891 Comet Cleanser , • • I • • I 2 3 4 ..11 ,,u,# • • I I I I • I S I • I lb SAYS bat .,• Per d. 59 I • • • • • • 3i 0.3 Menlo Vi,vv P.ih.d . . . . . • • • • c 85' TAX94OUV i.II Issty R. SAVO Vermont Maid Syrup . - 'b`491' 69 C • • • • ' Is,.,i (. p'.....uI...$ 12 - St 0 A I I I iA f.j [— IIU — % . . - ij I 4 H&& Rwu~ Al Sp"' for No.,.%h..1 Not areelklelts Three Minute Oats k; 1p2' s 25C SAYS lb. C.**.. Ci,...,. SAYS IA• IuI,' $ 1 10` 8 r r .., A 1 - -,. 1,_114 ,' j k. !Ii - AP,FrM" 0'" 1,VW 4 1 V, G is (,i - - - - _______ . - -'4 ''' • i,Ii 41;P - - : t. _____ . ';_ I Slito #*ism sot:"Ism pt&*t 68,161 4 . 1 . . . , - — Beef Liver Ham Patties p1:, $ • • • • • • S S I $1 79 I 1-16 m ft __~_ __ W _ _~;_- ~13 $119 4 ........ 4 . ffifl i JWGreenStamps - ..- 1 0 . 95 .,Ob • : P.08,,.. - .. Almaden Mountain wine . - le—lik . In=M1 1 0" ___ -;'i- I - .,iuy F r JWGreenStamps . ., . . .." . I 10 0 jr__iJjwjJ j, V .. I Saw 0 N ,r I J._MF,U, a -' $ ----- ---— — --- ---- - ---% . Ereakl.sst Club " - vi-i~, 1 I, Pepperoni Nito I .r . A. - - Brown N Serve . . • • • • • • P' - (Covi.of A- a 0 0 Seli g twllfhvroo 75c Sugar "-'c 59" wherel shopping 'b $129 pb . .. . . . 1I•• 11111, 411h Sliced Bologna •• , 5 Lb- 59 c 995 $125 i..., eef, Ham, Turkey •••• '° / - 495 -_Smoked•_- Mulle t I - . * -- ___ * . 14 I I I lb •S5 5 • 5 Is V Q On',? ____ - Hwy. -- - 11 0 u.ui wC co-oruinate -. in fact co-ordimited. But as a party or, even as a faeflonal .~ P!l I -, .% I,1i himself as SANFORD PLAZA 17.92 and Airport IJvd., Sanford SEMINOLE PLAZA Hwy. 17-92,Casselberry -Z -- o I m rKeL5: man 1 1 IL-01. tile : 0' ' ------------------ -------_ — . JX ",,. walking on his own today and determined to fight the disease with a chemistry degree and a hunch. (Page 6A J. Nov. 12 deadline and the I torial comment a. thethlnkingofapplytngsameto Mr. Nixon. - - I-- ____ - - - automobiles for the ad- dinating activities of all the iinistrator and a chief inspector. county fire districts, and overseeing inspections in ths-. fire districts, Kaiser said. - DICK WILLIAMS under fire for tentatively ap- Kaiser and Commissioner proving a SM,000 budget which hit the preliminary budget as Dick Williams, in leading the 'ery disappointing" flghtforhigher sa la ries,uidan - Authentication release ,,-... C . Ii J 'S f Gusty winds blew across the northern Plains and Greal Horoscope .............9B lakes regions today while I :` showers related to a Public notices .... ...6-7C S4*, reju%enated tropical storm K., Gildii dampened a large portion Sports . ....... ... of the Atlantic Coast. X. Temperatures before dawn L cks rn nged i M. 15C X. So, to 75 at Gaheston, Tex 8 \ 0 \ 1I IF YOU'D TURNED THE CLOCK BACK I TV BE ONLY 0NE#/ - DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME ENDS 2 A M Sunday Oct 28 -- ___ _ 4. ~ Moon ig h.t-7 _S'a - e 7aw -- - . ,- I._. - - ___ - .-1 _____ "bi , -- A ) t,. o I . S 0 2fl as 80s Friday. Low tonight mostly low to mid GOs. 10 * - I E1JV OLL-OKZ Fair through Friday wi th l -- - slashed $33,000 from the Today, however, Kaiser said 80-hour work week for the recommendations of the committee that helped draft the he is "very encouraged" by the department head will not be conunission's actions and said unusual because he will be fire department ordinance. he is looking forward to hionrestoratio ns came after fire daysscheduled Interview with fighting activities involving committee chairman Gary the board. more than one department. Kaiser, a former Altarnonte Springs (ire Chief considered a top prospect for the county job. Wt.IUL,P 'jj ~k'll -- - . .1 1.... - - _-_ __C___________ . cupled with developmenU in the htiddle East, polstponed . .11 • •"-"Y Un11. sometime .aiva) 1 teiC%ISIOflradlO news conference that had been scheduled for tonight. secretary. "When the ordinance takes effect Nov. 12, the department wiH be responsible for coor. ( : Lk .I WII.LIAM HUCKEIISHAUS mediately fill the chief in- ___________________________ proved a revised $48,000 budget for the department increasing salaries and okaying two - .L Please reineniLvir . . , these words were written back in I~. __ .- - :;; I- -,;.. 1938, so certa!nly It was not with President Nixon, preoc- 1 ;_.-~_4_ 6A) Index if I- head will be expected to "come . Weather Crossword puzzle .... -9B Kaiser said the department - ThhItI'I' HOY's arrested in th human torch Bridge .................98 I Classified ads .......7-9C Five applicants, .-,I , ''. _ Kaiser are due to appear . Monday, sta rting at 3:30 n.m. Bulletin .. __ I :zs - I board last week came braces with crippling multiple sclerosis, is against football program. (Page H in*ist ator A chief fire administrator for i Seminole County will be named ' Tuesday by county cornmissioners anxious to fill the $15,OW a year post in time for a personal convictions." )GreenStarnsI Johnny Mop g hopes to reverse his sagging fortunes at a news conference tonight. Pac 7A) hose r . X. . ti:WdwkSper .. 71 pleas we -- rJ.lL see O ii )2ct ___ : $ J29 JWGreenStamps . I . - . . - A I ~ Thle board this week ap-%~ . I 10 " As chief of state he would --••-••-.•••.--..-............i - -- ___________ 114.9"s — V 11 '° . re A 'H H ' 6"al...... -!I' - A BELEAGUERED I"RESIDENT Ni HOI{ID1 STATE U'1VF1RSITY to It.. f t dehumanizing Ole executive was able to , : represent and to lead a true :: *:' • #vorkIng majority of the I .. Congress. P ' 9 "-_ . 5'- Red Snapper Fillets — , seef Belototio) - ! ~Fl--r 1-411 Hot Dogs 1' _.,---.---_ - ColdSolef". Cuts 10.404 'iJI'- - the leaders of their party. As chiefmag1strateitwouie "" 1 - g Edition Coming More than 150 exciting, colorful and informative pages will be Included in your copy of this Sunday's Sanford Herald! That's because It's time again for the Herald's annual Progress Edition, a total package of where the action was during 1973 In the nation's most exciting county, and where it's headed. Don't miss the Herald's 1973 Progress Edition! inn1in Tn Mirlmn a a w a a g . Exam -- death of a homeless derelict have ken or- ~_* ,, dered bv a judge to undergo psychological, " r psychiatric and neurological examinations. .% .* they are primarily the chief ~~ (Page 6A) morning dipped into the high P !. - , : I ---------------------------- ll~- f1 A- " . - : I---------------•-•.•---•----.. 47— $169 79: . . . . . , __ 1_. .... .1,:i:.:1:1:1. - , ~;.:!.;., . , Thanks to reader Edna ~~-Thetfordforsupplyinguswitha Walter Lippman quote . written in the year 1938, and certainlyapproprfate to today's , ~_ times: :':: "American Presidents drift ,k or Progress e Ta creation of a fire protection I)R %% liii 'M AN % OVIST wants to put a teachers 'share the ground- : hy drog en - powe red car in every garage, (Page swell of public outrage" in the ,.: 813) administration's handling of '...* I .: Watergage. 11-1.. i OEN 11`A(;E1,ER, once strapped in leg %, P IA - Xatex Regular Super _ A. 17-oz. Cans T.,,..d - $139 $109 3A) :~,, OVER 6,000 PERSONS from all parts of the United States will converge on the Sanford Civic Center while attending the Seminole County Hearing Conservation Jamboree (Page 3A) , . . ' 5 . ltyiohn A. Spolski JwGreenSttamps • - -- 11.- . 6 w-, ,,, Ground Beef Plus '"' $1'5 Red, Voine & elug, - . English Cut Roast . 0 0 0 0 9 It 1h '•-;--'i'" I - _I _________ ,,, Beer week long United Fund campaign. (Page .%: :~ _ Imperial Roast - ________ 1'— -" * TONIGHT the final whistle blows on the four- +4t LOIG+ 1 I , - I _________________ '' - -I - ~p(Jof-, ___, -I-.-- s8ve — --- j----- .:_ .." - - ~k :: ... _____________ ':::::::::::::::::::-----" $ ______ r' o' _VW: -r'" : ______________ . i ' — 40 - ,% " ~ig W_ __ ** . 1 P~ a • - ' - News Digest %. - _____ - 0 0 . . K 76 .1 5 ~~I - . . - .k' A2 k 1 silo 69 11\ -- . .: P !, I.......4 Co.. I- 10,3 I IFblen' .. 1111'I I 1111odl 1 " -- 39 can ;W . ' t GCX). .oH'ti .'- AGOODQUESTION.. the -% I jead of a national teac*hers 4 -_ K., WIFT S PREMIUM PROTEN GOV T : ~ Ban Noll-On ', 4 I - * organization has written ~,~ I NSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN -2f RN 81 tr SALE Deodorant ' President Nixon asking him : -4. : how the nation's 2.2 milhon k L.,,!' ...t.JL. Ih.iI—-------------------------------teachers can impart ethical :' .. , values while he himself ..., „ disregards ... high standards ' r of mora li ty.” • U I fi>,k I — * Helen Ii WI, president of the National I EducZon ~111 2$oz hot Association said the nation's S1 29 C-.Om! EJ!FL—J .:: .... $139 rT '4 - # £ ...................... .. 2 I : Hair Spray IDi..*l I.h.l C.p.i.I Mo thwash 99C E . it I L V0 ) iqutu .nampoo Normal, Dry, Oily - SSg$iISIf M.,d.T.-H.Id. SvsI W..d.,f.I 32 ijL 6 eks Atty. Gen. Henry E. Petersen. of public protest and ImpeachRuckeishaus praised Peter- ment moves in Congress. Ruckeishaus said he and sens integrity but said Nixon's actions nut Petersen "in r.M. Richardson warned Nixon's atdesthattirtngCoxwouldun. aw1uIpsItJo,i" ViPlle S ret. t . were on "general alert," the secretary of state went on: "It is easy to start confrontations, but in this age we have to know where we will be at the end." "The United States and ______ ____ . wGreenStamps I . - . . - , - SAVO 4i . i Sale KISSINGER e gation was handed back to Asst. recordings after an outpourin :. -• . ' \ .) * 7 Koji Club - - . •,22' , I.....".# 0 A''.., 0 11111 ---- ! #7 1 III I Chop. w,,p £ Gravy pi.g 446e ' e'n"Stamps I . .., - . -- . P! . . . - . IL. 14.is • 1 ' A4 tapes _________ ---__ added) Strawberr y a • SAVI I), GI.d •,,.i! ' P ;~-t I ' L - $IOrMorrO He'd Green Cabbage •tt•d • I.. Sl. ) .. I.. ______ ______ . 1 At least three Florida military fnatallatlons were among those across the nation placed on alert today but most bases In thestate refused to comment. The Florida National Guard staged a 1:30 a.m. alert but released those called by suzrhe. Those bases placed on alert Included Homestead Mr Force Ease, McCoy Mr Force Base and the U.S. Readiness Corn. mand at MeDAl Air Force Bac. State Atli. Gen. Leon Moore, .:ommarujer of Florida's National Guard, said at midmorning, "We did have an alert In the middle of the night. Things are back to normal." Moore said the alert included pilots, crews and support personnel. He said the alert had not been officially terminated when the men were released, adding that he had not been told of the alert's relationship to any current event. Sgt. Vincent Sabel of Homestead Air Force Base said, "We have no comment whatsoever that se can give," after conceding that the base had been placed on alert. At McCoy Air Force Base In Orlando, Maj. Russell Geanaro said, "I don't know how far we're going to get Involved since we're only on standby status. Granaro said he did not know the reason for the alert. Rear Adm, La4rence Gels at the Jacksonville naval afr command placed the command's three bases off limits to newsmen, reportedly for the first time since the Cuba missile crisis. The command's LI. Cmdr. Harold Torrerce said he would Issue no comment "on general psteIples until I get some guidance." He said it would be almost leashsuchanavalanche,buthc "There should be some auForAsked why, Ruckeishaus .skcd whe ther he ha d warnmet Deputy Atty. Gen. William thentication that the tapes are impossible to pursue Watergate said they did not believe it. laughed and said, "If you try to ed Nixon directly, Ruckelshaus He sa id he and Richardson figure this out rationally, you're said he had not even seen e D. Ruckelshau.s says President what they are represented to prosecutions without White th House records and that Peter- also tried to persuade the White going to get into a lot of President throughout the alNixon's of Watergate-re- be." Both RuckeLshaus and former sen himself might be forced to House to leave Cox out of Nix- trouble." lated conversations should be most five mon ths he served as examined by electronics ex- attorney general Elliot I. Rich- resIgn If the White House does on's offer to give a Senate in. His account indica ted that the acting FBI director and deputy perts to determine whether ardson left office Saturday, re- not release lessential documents vestigating committee written presidential isolation, of which attorney general. or tapes. fusi ng to obey Nixon's order they have been altered, digests of the "Watergate former Interior Secretary Walfire Watergate special proseinsistence on obtaining tapes," but the White House in- ter J. Hickel complained before "I think there should be "I have not talked with the I such materials, against Nixon's Sisted that Cox also Cox was then fired by Solic. dir ec t orders to stop trying, led proposal I ns tead of demanding mained impenetrable last to the FBI last April 27,' he people are asking that quesitor General Robert H. Bork, to his dismissal. But Nixon re- the tapes themselves, lion," Ruckel.shaus said In an said. week, nowelevakdtoactingattoniey versed hi mself Tuesday and interview. general. The Watergate investi- agreed to release nine tape WASHINGTON (AP) , Dressing 'SAVE 230 - , ~J By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Questions ' uc - • Stand-By Troops L 48c BETTY CROCKER ASSORTED 4/S 1 PUDDINGS rag. Cans 4/$148 •.. •. -s.. . — c Of keishaus • ' . -i'i-' ' _________________________ __________________________ ________ ________ Lot - Pock lots Great S VI Si &.,4u, 3.1.. lb Fort" Western sevvy-whole SAYS 44 0.1 Nial, Wh,,. 'A Hoagie Sandwich . • • • • • •,P 79 69' Pr: W Cents the Soviet Union are, of Ideological and to some extent political adversaries," Kissinger said. "But the United States and the Soviet Union also have a very special reSpOflsibllity. We possess, each of us, nuclear arsenals capable of annihiiating humanity." "We both of us have a .specialduty to see toitthat confrontations are kept in bound; that do not threaten civilized life ." Kissinger said. 11 is easy to start confrontations, but at thi.s age we have to know where we will be at the end COUISC, - I 99c •l.,scI,,I Macaroni Salad . . • • • • • • lbP" 49c _____________ Yellow Squash ••SIIIIIS 12. ftc Holloway Howic Icolen Siulled i.ib pg S.d., I'.,h .. 66th Year, No. 56 lb 15 Celery Hearts •IIISSI•I I...*. $0 Thursday, October 25, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32711 P.11 "40 Cris p Carrots cr-sp . bath SAYS ,-_. 41 , per $V9S5t 5...d WiiIip, " ' ,, IN b l e". 94'e. Lemons JUICY 3,-sIt 1.1,1 • 0,11.4 .0.0 I,@$%-Made . Sweet Potatoes • • I • • I • tysef Cleo-*, 53 99c hall 99 c lb tosip ___________ 114-off ... I Cooked Salami • • • • Iv,,b S'swi'4i'-.' Fresh Liverwurst • • 11— ,a----* ____________________ _______________ r IF 0 0 0 0 49c rifty ______ 0-11"01 S.t.r ..,eP. Holl...d..,. 4 •, V ______ Lysol Spray label colittowrof Palmolive Liquid " 49 ..... SI...d 0.s..s Sin' S.'SI• of - $125 ig'anthr1i 69 DJ;,t1011 (411 L'.&LiSW I b' (Zfl IL S_/U. I P..". n11.. WASHINGTON (AP) Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger today arned the Soviet Union that while the United States wi ll try to avoid confron ta tion wi th It in the Middle East 'there are limits beyond which we cannot go." Kisslng€r, at a news conference, said the two superpowers have a special responsibility since each has nuclear weapons capable of annihilating humanity. "In all our dealings with the Soviet Union we have attempted to keep that in mind," he said. Speaking somberly while U.S. forces a-.' Condensed Milk -- 8 SAVI IA, D,,,leu.., 25' 89 ..............• Stuffin Such ------------ S SAVt I.. I £ P II..., P er f ec t r 1.1 '.5 14*, ••••••••••• ... IS-At ... Us.I* ts0 i U.S. -Soviet Confrontation (I; 4 I Overnight Diapers ---- - - . 89 0..,-09 Is..' .-...- - 39- '.5 Daytime Diapers ....... ., - ,, ty- I-.. Ricotta Cheese SAy. at. I £ P 1 Alvi 10. P.p.t$ 59 Sliced Muenster ......... _ ____________________________ - 303 •.. lAVI 5, Il,II.s It. W,,,..,,, Cb,.,. I. 47 ....... ---- Oyster Stew .......... nUWIt food 303 •.. a p ?..d.. ..p%J ei. 63' rnerican ........ 59 Whole Yams ........... Mild Cheddar ........... ___ _ __ ___________ ,-:k ________ Ws,..s.. cbs.,. I•' isd..d.sIi,.W.pp.d P,.,.,,,4 Ch,.s. I b.' in State Among In Moscow, the Soviet government declined comment on the report of a Kremlin warning of unilateral action to enforce the cease-fire. Aiiiiiillliiiiiillii IV 'V.,, t..pp.pe 0.Iiil.., ..__ a.. ...........pb, Troops To Mid -East I .Ib ., 49 Cranberry Juice ........ Garden Peas The United States rejected Wednesday an appeal by Egyptian President Anwar Sadat that both the United States and Russia send troops to enforce the Cease-fire, which Sadat claimed the Israelis were violating. 'I Krispy Crackers ------- - - "'An, 0. 1,..., Big- Eye Swiss 79 _ _ oft the1ce Creamy" _-___ ___ _________ •, Soviets May Send -.I,J,i - ..'- '-i - t_'L- t 1 • I-.' Biscuits ....... 4 •... 49' Pimento Cheese Spread.. W ______________ ________ ___ ____ . i lk ___________________________ Pillsbu ry Biscuits .......4 $1006610450 Sour Cream - f Units Installations alert was in no way a move toward mobilization, but was a precautionary measure. There was no formal administration announcement of the move, which put Army, Navy and Air Force units in the United States, Europe and the Pacific on alert status. The effect of the action is to put the units on notice to have their men and weapons ready to go immediately in case of further orders. Asked whether the United Stato w itnthr J11 $ Ih r', Oct. : 169,0 till ho 8.1torm.1h ( I M b .s.rs, II $ Ii Soft Margarine ......... ( IC.., Soe Au Grcjtin ----------,., 991.41. ________________ ain I F"M Out Vai 1 eçL IIt-641oftevoo • ••.. I .4b Margcrine - - ............'. 55 :=;0 .-- Pb, _ - — I. ?'si'.'.ib ' 0 . I.,I. •,.-d •.,,,. , _-L - 0. _______________________ 4sj re,cn rillets _ '-'-\ 39 ,' ________ Fordhook Lima Beans -T 1 '. Abel's Bagels .......... Pu..,,., - 1 k' I,.., Party Pak •........ bog 69' Al.,p. £ •uiSi8( $..4 I.-., Hershey kisses.... ., ,,, 8 Trick Or Trout 3)... Satchel . . . . . , . . . . . . . ... $9' G..d A.,..., I..,h $ 3)8 •, Candy Corn ....... ., $9 lsd...d..Ily W..pp.d I'-.' Milky Way Bars ... ., $7' I., T.,.. T,..b .. T•ss,, . 1.00% • S.•i 791 •. 100 Candy Treats.. to* (pIws 100 extra S&H Green I.mps with $Iwpss) M• t H-Il G.II. Cider Concentrate abroad today after receiving word the Soviet Union might send troops into the Middle East to enforce the cease-fire, U.S. government sources said. Move After Report '_. I11 II mixes . I . _~~__ hIF ress-_I V'q9\a11V%V11 ir ______ -Mr ae k : .C .I . l-f~ 0 1 M , _ 1-: I 11~ `,,, - • - ..: Called Precautionary ______ \.-",-,. '~ C_-~(' . . • Ze H 04M TOis C--Om! N J. •. bli I - ________________ - - Mill tary threat of attack, one senior U.S. official replied ''no," but refused to say more. U.S. government sources stressed that the - .______ ME U.S. __ - - - - I t - ___ rking wo OL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/a10658817a48d9135b39bbc5dada36b3.pdf a5f0a26c751d4b8450a50c5e455166ad PDF Text Text IheSmford_Heraki Thursday, QJ. 8, J97J 0 GM - aw U 4# I Check with George Stuart for n ustrial 402 van I (MR saw -- - - w.m e M -. - -A -_ J~,~~r,; ~ I. 610M saw aw MW _%. i-_' 1. .-' - - W ( 1 -- / IaAiT . . 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A,httht' later, while a member of the Ai Force and working in MODEL I / Gr,at for low cost material handling. 44" high. 19" UCI 1W1 jj, ,j U00 van 9x14x3/lr.Lo.d capacity 500 fbg. Wheels 6x 2 solid rubber, cute butings. Stair ckde fiittw. 1 (i (eZ srmsc U-*'.f ¶.U1 L - ,irs *.a., . IL I (F L 718 Ughtwtht giant — packed with 816 / pirfict bunt., Rugged construe. lomavier kids. 44" high. igw I I fl I I I Stair 1 fcimuru Simi4 t'"pnmurnauic wheili big be,nng. toad pi1 y 500 J Whi.Isu.62. iL 1 j IL i öD , design. 48" high, 19 wide f4se Pit1 9 x 14 x 3116 BaIl bearHQ Ftls %j 8 x Z. 3u. LOut Capacity 550 lbs Stair glide ftituri / I I I j I I / / I / / j J /, l/ ,4j - am S1.1al i I f i - • cannot pick these things up, they (lid on this occasion (and had a lot of people daffy cause of its tremendous speed.. .it left ur fastest f ighters like it fldj (lit) was rt z UO'IIOUSti ii (here is no need to be appre hensive of these visits, If they had ulterior motives on mind certainly b'-' now they '. have accomplished could ' hI%e whatever their desires. I know by now that all of you non beiit.ers are starting to nider at me. So, I shall close with in'- secret" code message ii. ipi red b members of our Sect DI COUtS1. - CM.II.Aff ticri tn , I i I smzt ut cai vn 'Y"4 V.LUI u'* nour U1 luff C4C IL.tlt / (ePA tA1I aV II II III! 14Q00 ' ' Alf I nsa dm1 nul' sm twi — - ., tkYl usati I - I i jj acetu SRAK 5IOS ft" 6W R" MU 0 W 9 . 1 X - Two Free Storeside Parking Lots . . ____ , rg;,";r) fi~ _t_~ 133 East Robi-son Street, Orlando. Florida 600 9" um mw, UM truam WO-4 T~Ta I am Vw'4 IJ um S[W 6 --____ .. UM S76111 'iflLLIT j g UOKI 1,6111 e MODEL public information, I talked with one o( our pilots who tried to chase one of these things. Our plane was at 15,000 feet as best I can remember the incident) and this object was down around 10,000 over the state of New Jersey. By the time he nosed his Jet don, the object sped out over the iEUI11LIC and WItS WEiggOfle. h84t4111, tI iiIULh ai wv'v been led to believe that radar CIC$CJ Vml (4 1f iu ($45.00 "7k $43.20 $51 .60 CW periente with someone who won't think you'rea kook.. .my telephone ltfle is open. Back in the late 'SOs, I remember interviewing a reputable citizen in Pen. j nysivanla who convinced me that he (lid indeed see awym the - hero will be an opponent lacing Sanford City Cornmissioner Julian Stenstrom in his quest for re-election. And to make cer ta in that the "equal time" edi: is 10 lowed by the local radio sw(ion WTIM (for which Stemistron; has been doing IN, play-by-play for the a:wj SW "-v-i VAt IT __ . ________ .. .V_ ,, T''___ - i. - - would be br.ught with the exction of perjury if his testir ota Jacc Horner Name ______ - ~AF recleired to Like a part in these *rune in tonig . 1 .11I= bethetiaring in feminine ice belonging to F. S. doing inniI stimp militiria l . -- ;e# ' ' - attempted cover-up of the Watergate affair, Dean's comxnmtte" testimony 35 ii bas'.s for P.e sibt,ymend i.sue4 de ndmg White iuse tapes of presidential converaatlons with Dean and oth. ers about Watergate.-1)'L1f',1 1tL befo'Ui &mnttri, the form e r White House lawyer implicated himself, Nixon an other high .dflIfllStratiOfl figures in the cover-up. - testimony that he engineered the courtroom when he entered secret payments of thousands . his plea before U.S. District Ofdolbstobuysilert frotii Y i CourtJudgeJohnJ.SIrlca in a the seven men who were conclimax to more than six months . vie-ted in the Watergate wireThe Sanford this community' we love." Greater of behind-the-scenes bargaining JOHN DEAN tapping. Chamber of Commerce today homer said he considers it an with the prosecutors. Facing 5 years He also admitted that he augave a 3tanding ovation to honor to follow in the steps of a Dean had held out for total thorized an offer of a presidenretiring John Krider, in his 19th man who has given so much to immunity from prosecution be. fore the Senate Watergate corn- tial pardon to one of the men, year as ixecutive secretary of Seminole County, and he is fore finally agreeing to plead to mittee in June. James W. McCord Jr. the (tcuuber and approved the proud to be chosen Krider's a single conspiracy charge. In five days of testimony, Dean, according to his own appointment of John C. (Jack) SUCCeSSOr. The charge carries a max- Dean testified that he and oth- testimony, was present when Homer Sr. as his successorhomer first came to Sanford i n iurn penalty of five years in ers attempted to limit the in- the political wiretapping was Chamber Presideat Harold with the Navy, and chose to prison and a $5,000 fine. Sirica vestigatlon of the June 17, 1972 first proposed in the office of Kastner said it would take a stay on after his discharge for deferred sentencing until after break-in at the Democratic Na- then Atty. Gen. John N. Mittremendous man to take the the single reason he had grown any future Watergate trials at tional Committee headquar- chell Jan. 27, 1972. He said he place of Krider, and he believed to love the people and cam- which Dean might be a govern- ters. was present when the wiretapHot-ncr WIiS that man. munity here, as have so many merit witness. Dean told the committee it ping was proposed for a second Mack others. Board member Dean was a star witness be. was his Impression, after meet- time Feb. 4, 1972. II will do everything in my Cleveland said the unanimous acquhsence of the board to power to protect the things we Homer's appointment in- all love and enjoy about this dic;ikd their high regard for ct)iiuIt'jnitv," said Horner. New CofCExecutive T - . . 1513 Ii PIA, IM '•V "I wish I hadn't seen you, you stupid UFO ever ybody will think I've gone bananas!" now, — News Digest ISRAEL says it has a bridgehead on west hank of Suez canal and is reinforcing it; claims 100-110 more Egyptian tanks destroyed. Egypt claims it is doing heavy damagc to the Israelis. Pagc 18 in AI)MINIST1tATLON officials are talking about mandatory energy conservation. (Page I B) - __- K ill A NEW TYPE of Hong Kong flu will strike this winter by a nationwide epidemic is not expected, says the Center for Disease Control. (Page 1R e ban ese TROPl('AI STORM GILDA begins building hurricane strength as it plods up the IN' narrow stretch of ocean between the populous Florida Gold Coast and the Bahamas. (Page 5A) tuwctid 1. Al'I-tiu reverses poitiun and says will support Equal Rights Amendment, (Page 5A) United Fund Halfw ayThere "!t will he t"?! -h:mll.nge p;ogre, prevtded it ir ensib!y anti a pleasure to be doing and carefully planned. United Fund Chairman Len Chrysler Plymouth on S.R. 4313 Residential, $1,857. and something for my community," "We can look elsewhere in Unitas reported a total of in Casselberry. Kellogg an- Schools, $692. said Homer. "My wife Peggy Central Florida and see the $50,351-half-way to the Oct. 25 nounced a total of $2,9 from United Fund Executive and look forwnrtlto working in results of poor planning. This goal of $l00,t)0 at the third Clark's ernployes. Th ese are Secretary Margaret (;anas said can guide us to plan well for report dinner hosted by the new contributors to the United contributions from Seminole S;inlord." mid "° Cas3elberry Lions Club at the Fund. County schools ha ve barely Originally from Johnstown, l.ongwood Hotel Thursday IJr Ii,' Florida Hospital Nor th is also s tarted to trickle at this time. ; ".J II'.. Penn., Burner lived In Sanford night. a first-time contributor to the Employes of four of the since 1957. He and his wife have The dinner was well attended Fund, with a total of $1,037. agencies suppoted by the a married daughter, Desta Lee with 54 persons present, 37 of Totals for the various United Fund — Red Cross, Boy Nathanson, and a son John C. whom were United Fund divisions of L the campaign to Scouts, Children's Home ant! Jr., studying for his masters Volunteers date are: Financial Division. Salvation Army — have all decree at the thuversit Tue iiigimiigimt on me evening $6,667: Commercial, $10,958; made 1(10 per cent conwas the report made by Professional, $3,867; tnbutions. erri as Florida. Darner is currently employed Dy flat ron i c s -campaign - as an employe relations chairman Lou Camnpese and his IlIlIttT, Lebanon i A} Security forces shot their way director for Martin Marietta divisional chairman Jim into a t)esit'ged Bank of Amer. Corp in Orando. "I'm happy Kanalev, who announced a total _i , 0 ica building today, killed two toy new position will take mime of $8,064 from time company and -'. •,_ guerrillas and rescued 39 hos- oil 1-1 saidhomer. employes. He will work under Krider at tages being held for a $10 trillSoutIm Bell updated its irr ''\ lion ransom, authorities report- the Chamber for one month to total to $8,987, and Montgomery ed I An American hostage was learn the, ropes, end aftr a Wmr.1s reported a newtotal of -! ', \ short vacation will assume full $4100 killed in a final gunbattle. . 11 . earlier announced duties Janiu:irs I I 'ltt Appreciative applause there were 66 hostages in the 'The board approved spon. gceetei the report made by building, then changed it to 34, soring an 11th grade student ;tt'r' Ku1h'j Jr. frotn ('lark and again to 39. They clubbed From the Sanford area to go te - ------Weather newsmen with rifle butts, pro- Washington as a legislature Considerable cloudiness 'enting themim from making intern under a plan proposed by their own count as the hostages Congressman Bill Gunter, through Saturday with some Dr. Julius Ringling presented cccasionat showers likely. emerged front the building Thirtv.tmto of the hostages Gunter's proposal to the boud. highs in low &T: and low tonight - t-rc Lebanese bank emiiplo)es, lie wishes to send one mtudent in Io 70S. two were Japanese business- from each of the V high Achools Rain probability 60 per cent men and four were not identi- in his district to Washington on today, tonight anti Saturday. lied as to nationality. The the legislature intern program. The South Florida Gold Coast L!" — 0 m ,',mnericmn was identified as They also approcd sion. braced for gale f"rce winds T n John Crawford Maxwell, .2, soring a student to attend a today as tropical storm Gilda originally from Winnipeg, Carl- similar progrem in Tallahassee began building strength and ada, lie worked in Beirut for the proposed by Vince Feebtel, moving up the narrow stretch of Douglas Aircraft Corp. of Long State Heprsentative 34th ocean between Florida and the SK 11 l'OLICE issue public appeal to find woman who handed out orange juice samples spiked : 11 with (lope. Page A V. PItOSECUTOItS say they will ask for death penalty against the alleged high priest of a satan cult in the torture murder of another j south. (Page 5i) ' UU - V_ VVV 1' • V V , V , M. - C! fully with the investigation being conducted by time special Watergate prosecutor's office. —_ j.. In a letter to Dean's attorney, i'r-"4 Charle- N Shaffer.s 19' I_-_ i,oseeto that in return for Deans cop. eratlon no farther ch ar g es -. IUJHNEIt NAMED CHAMBER EXECUTIVE - - .Coiigratulated by president Harold Kastner, right V trea deaths tridge 'alendar hurch News :ls.ifiedw I .. I 114 V TO V - - I Index - - - that the President knew of the -- ___ i_ -_-_.. _ fortunate enough to spot an Unidentified hying Object and would like to share the cx- -m \ 'i ____ _______ am VM UWAIX 40~1 YM Thm an Mt cisb PdM for traw new M#OV.*# in tto I" SW er*W cafto'u. Ftk ull &I Opt 6--wntaw., IWO (it's easy to am 14W tw_pr J 1;_ Xg t!t.!O.*:~dt~t,tj"etvi,, f!fattareti6fi-s";~- ~'. P, ~:toad IL*M - • ___________ - I i Lest you be led astray by our supercilious national leaders and their ridiculous attributions that -- ivany people aren't seeing anything more than a weather balloon, I want you to know that I'm a UFO BELIEVER! If by chanc you haopen to be &W V= schook UM homes (rsst for moving gatbage cans to I . ings in President Nmxorfs office, ... - - am Mt sid,wal} p----'. j ummo UW - for use M - INGTON (AP) ______________ ltv John A. Spolski UZI PAII TRUCK IT Sturdi?p' coiistivctsd, popular. ulipurpoSe hand ttucic*. 1dn _______ W ASH Ousted White house counsel John W. Dean Ill pleaded guilty today to conspiring to obstruct IL.uis the. Watergate lnestigatlon Dean agreed to cooperate 1_--_. _. cc= no 11111111 I I I — I oC' OWN0111 U0129" GEORGE SIOARFS INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT CARRIES A COMPLETE LINE OF HEAVY-DUTY LYON METAL INDUSTRIAL SHELVING. SHOP DESKS, WORK BENCHES, REVOLVING BINS, BIN UNITS. LOCKERS. FOR AN ESTIMATE ON ,ANY OF YOUR INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT NEEDS, PHONE AND ASK FOR CHARLIE STUART. MODEL 505A Light h*avywsight with.uy maty. 44"bilk. 18W' Nose 4at. 7z14xW.Itoad I capacity 400 fbi. I Wheels 5 * 114 itt(d bearings. Stair ga•ruwrv. I $4700 12x18x4 U for loads over 50 lbs. A foid P 8vJ' t wi d,rnann factorj aisterial aPin9; Super strong 300 pound COITIIatCd IIbU. bm 4 t, r4JI. f IL' Li 3/lb 'tr under any laid Ipigh mnuiural thIrskszIt ivwrlg. J -- GM WW 62737 5 rin $ 3500 14500 — V.__ U*4 stun - 1D"x18"x4" $36.25 171lWr5W 2211' x 12W' x 1" 2rilswxr 1111h. tZi ,aii 36"x18"05" - - To Probe Blocks wig sw am% RM t 4 2600 *4000 j'•T s -- 21 0x105 2918-6 - Dean Pleads Guilty WORLD aw van awl suit SERVICE CARTS $2250 527.50 BERRY'S k= stun 211A M" ua i uu 1410 tr cdoJa 1J1 uom rii ii ( 8"x18"x4' — ~JV4) 0~ y •- 1rZZUU Cwtas;f25 iiW x 11W x5W 22Yz' x 12W'i 1 4M Mal Pon 10"x12"x4' 4455 291.' off ,,, .' S&W U01 -. - GM ---W $1I 4356 4453 FMAO PS. 4005 No 4006 No 4001 No 4008 Yet 4009 Yet 4010 !--Yn -J o * 1960 - ' ----:— (4 t4E DON'T CARRY IT V Slict* ' N, 4"x12"x A" 8"x12"x4" 4456 - '1810 4355 I. ____ 3"02"x4' . VLO (&0 HAND TRUCKS __________ ," Uaw mm Ow" " LW stow CKa t t1Mt, WxD.aHusM ____ *2110 2"x12"x4' 4353 - - M4dNLJ $1810 6"x9" y4" 4352 UWA Ilan '16°° 4"4"x4" - .-. - . centers without disturbing shelves in each adjoining unit. Easily assembled Cirion of iN) 2"x9 'r4" _ '.., can be adjusted on 1 Prictp.r ' — No bolm nift "SWill tools needed to set sheks in olace. Each uk is e complet in itself and can be moved independently by itself, Shelves fl 2 t w bur ''°'' strength Condominium Plans - . tI LLVI IV Li - Outside Din~ns W X Ox H - ., For offlc* atom, shos. mm.c, giges. flore-roms vownw —V Heidi up to 4fl)Q p Peru'ansat baked enamel Edsai Gray finish. Rut resistant 'crcsnoo. Mod,i Na. - - . so= Puff ' -'i - ,.. . EconomyU.n.e. ..j OO(U!21 parts and accessories cabinet for Assembly lines, Service Centers, Garages; Homes. Double-Wall 200 pound test corrugated fiberboard construction am uh'n -'69" ". " : '"- Parts Organizer An extremely handy WwRaff 11 -J :'?" 4254 VAN WIN! GI0?Lfl •-• r. BIN BOXES . -. .., 'I - C:?J11r4a1, 0 :,,,_WVZWq .l4 - - , . - (M soul UOICI L1 U00 mo I - - ' ' ---- f,.---- )H: S%W :.--- ';-. 1r-r--i -a -- ,#,• . — ' ti i-. . - r- t's ff lrxi5"x36' - - --' I _i3L I —,— • -' J GMU Pu ----. ___ - - ____ '2993 12x42'x36' - leO Esck L_.. —I _____ I. LT'— MAW ' 40 ___ 13 3515 ___________ ----v -- — 7 I .i ___ - Di H iW * 10/10 6x35?5': - - __ ____ '53" 61"x35W'2W' 128 l-.- --- - Pric. - 18 == 61-05½02- I W. d las - RM Ws" 6 . .- .: Heavy-duty steel shelves aa I,ox.formed on all 4 sd.e 'or nxt :tieiigtli iimJ Samety.i3race o. sides and back maintain ri gidity and Illegal and unsafe censtruction spectors Cecil 11w-st. Rocky which questioned the legality of safe practices are "still going approved which are I ie directive sidestepped the legal haz.arttc and potential death process by not being authorized and inspection practices did not Brott and Will t.aPointe, states, the present review board, on. by the county commission. The grand jury probe traps by electrocution." curtail the practices. It is the opinion of the stating the board is comprised Three Seminole County The grand jury described the The Sept. 4 directive which One member of the electrical Seminole County Electrical Inof four electrical contractors reported "facts were found electrlcml inspectors today review board, Dennis Shindle, spectors that the directive does and one semi-retired con. which are deplorable for the told electricians and electrical directive as being in violation of fired off a letter to the county was indicted on charges of not comply with the code; and tractor. But the laws of Florida protection of public life and inspectors to consider the the National Electrical Code on commission blasting a directive extortion the inspectors (ward to be) state that not more than two property. A situation exists "following items as established at least our out of the 10 items and perjtiry. issued k'pt- 4 by the rount [lie letter, sinned b in- advised in writing as to the contractors car' 'In the where electrical jobs are being accepted practices." The listed. findings of the Board of board. Seminole County Commission- The report further stated that ers." the review board members are The letter was sent to Sid "all active In the pursuit of Vihien, county commission profits for themselves and their Babcock A chairman, via chief Inspector businesses In the area of their Tony Fakess and J. B. advisory capacity. They are Williams, building and zoning therefore, vulnerable to: director, conflict of interest, influence t'....e I .-.,.. .Ct . .....I,. ,....i IL JUI41III) )i(iiVZ IIJt• )tj)i. J'.Li ,-.....•.. (JUJIL'. 'fill l,ll' ,IfU III!111 . 'Fi ii Tm. alon; ith it. cmnpIJ j c, iOl illk,.11 Herald Staff Writer Seminole County. They are here for longBrown, another building of- proval." Florida's oldest home builders, the range ee%rIopment and not as a "move-in, ficial. As a result of the grand Jury Babcock Company, announced Thursday the take advantage, move-out" operation. Source3 say that one elecreport the Seminole County $1 million purchase of 40-acres fronting on Babcock public relations director Ruth trical inspector recently had to Commission revamped the 1Ioehl Branch Road In Casselberry for the Sargent said 300 to 320 condomInium or leave a job site that he was Indevelopment of the Woodbury condominium county electrical ordinance to house units are planned for the Woodbury specting because he was being ?omplex early next year. cha nge the review board by development, which 6 iu USi area zoned high. "aggravated by the contracadding members who are not Babcock also announc ed the purchase of density r es idential. tor" after failing the Job, the 52.5 acre Forest Green property on U.S. contractors and by adopting the The to bedroom, twi-ba th units 1l he in Reisrtedly the contractor is a National Electrical Code as a 17-92 about six miles south of Sanford, north member of the still-Functioning the $22,000 to 128,000 range. They will cater of Big Tree Park. rrkl but soon-to-be-revised Seminole minimum standard. The for the young adult market—young couples Construction Manager Franklin F. change Is to take place Nov. 12. County Electrical Review with perhaps one or two small children. Ramseur, of Franklin Ramseur Associates, Scircø nv Ih&. thinil -----.Winter Park, said thel3abcockComnpany, a Frlrfztv, flrtntinr I') 1O7'L.ct,i,r,J tr.rt.'I. '7" Site work and design planning has not been 1 :-1 :. thr .hll -urr,,:arv t Wevcraaru'r ':nrp 'enj t. ':r,n prt- 1! ri 66th Year, No 51 returned a bhsterin,, report adhered 0 ll4egal andu.-i ( Price 10 Cents ni&iole t000t) office In MJ) time. . Stores Hundreds of Items in just 3 sq. ft. of Floor Spacb Moi1k*. 3 - - • olimi!late lateral sway. Rust-rtsistant grav enarW finish. Includes full r,,i,,m*nt nç rt,nno,i ri,,ner,iUIi(J. I.;,,. MU .UJIU41lI4 I .iuu.uvans N&.4 ties F - --.. - a. ,rnin,I.,i 3819 s-I .'_- ~.- I -- — BIN & STEEL SHELVING UNITS casters and 3u rubber whis.lut.reistalt Cray ename!finish. *1. am ____ buihilog director, clamming time directive does not comply with the minimum safety standards of the National Eectrjcal Code. The letter apparently was sparked by the Inspectors feeling that the recent Seminole ( int ('.rtnl Tory 1, i obi, inbi thtlnth ___ -- P ', I Wt wal beadh or titior. Mobile h4odel 3827 has veel dclly with ball boaring j %NIf --! -- Tilted Shelves Display Contents for Easy ACC8U -Stul%hohling holds upto50pounds per shelf Includes full ccmplemer1tcf am rxtr 1L - BIN & STEEL UWJ MW am INW m- - k - 1 !7 _________________ -, •- i--- miiiIF _______________________________________-. 1 nnounces * I 0 Claim ' L Stuart St. OW vun am Aw '- , f 11 ___ G*o 0 , - Electrica ns ectors Compi in I . Y' - s WJVA gun ---- '-'-' /ZH 1 11 11 ronfloo w.j( -I :V , ! ...ft - .." ,,I . IN= puff 0 II I U%u $4W THIS WEEK TUthy, Ffiüy_ 8:15 IJL tI9 P.!L Sat-&15e,m,to 6p.m. MO,dlv, . ______ - I -a - , %.' . - 4 RE HOURS - -- - ______________________________________ pment d _____________ - I - 3A ZA 6-714 omnics - -------- - - - -- SB .A rosswurd puzzle 6A )e ar Abbv - .. VVV .. — VJ Editorial comment - Entertainment .. hospital notes Publicuti't' 1. Sports State - ... - . '\, 5-611 . 1 2-414 5f, V -- 4A 7A 3A , - - Steeks TV VV_ --- - - 111 7A 11 F. ha ib"s r" V, V V rking �2A—The Sanford Herald ___ Pastors - - - C orner re A L: ____ - amno _:~ -- .: -=-' t -- ilti L-i-vr , -71 I Annual Proararn I A.T-,--- ---- -T . -- I II, i . ' -1 - r 4&~~- i d -~ Allbn'dikv Theme Methodist --I I .; 1111100PMNMII~. . , --T='" W RMUNNEIRMAINIX2M im -!-I ,~,-.%, .. I '.., .. - , -'6j'rv-, I .1 _______ i! , oz t.;: -. _ Ii ___ ____ -. I`i j' '\f I _4._ - -- . .. ( ____ - , - -17 - -- - -: - — L-,~.~ - ,. - - ___ -p.- - ' preparation - -: - _____________________ ..-.-.I______________ 1 I1 \ \ I \ (, i ii p 'U'-1 I ' I \', Ito r Dun SLIUbk, Chairman Charles Basinger and for the stewardship effort Bantield and munth observed nationall., in the F ret Methodist ( hurel," Catholic Mission St S 0 . kc - ..-- - rup1 . nsir drug problem is also very encouraging and deserves more cooperation. 7 The new spirit at &mlnole 111gb SchooI—Prjnr-1ra1 Don K. Ile Ids, Head Coach Clyde Woodruff and Bank Director Roland Ca.tro are three of the individuals, who have truide significant contributions to this contni= --s-je - : . I- - I1 0U For spirit and attitude at the school. S The new senior citizens grotq and th"ir work with the -f I- t1derl of ow community. It is refeshing to see that something is being done Ice- those who are often neglected 9. (71vic orgaWtations, whose members frequently servkv beyocd self in their efforts to ftnprove the city of Sanford. . . . .- 10. Fraternal Organization$ which stress &oth&vjod, patriatin and love of community ami coun tr' 11. Polim Chid Ben BuUer and the Boys in oft' maligned, are doing a good wtrk under ciiiticu it cir- . i 11-1. ,93ram TOWM. 1% - whOse mUnbers equate the principles of good ciazenghip With Crttianity. ARE YOU A PART OF THE SOLUTION OR THE PROBI.EM? -- _____ --__- •' __________ . - N ~:n_ After T ,- - - the a picnic, ineeting will be held. All adults, 1 0i1i Ilunter. Ofl Of sus Christ Of and vote n iixjithnt church • ,, a..er ay 11ain.s matters. I - oru r res y'tericiris -- . - --:t T aZ I 4 - I ______ : I e Bish ________ 11 procession into the brick outstanding ministry to its home on (ountry (lub Road. At \llianre Church a A variety of special talent will around in darkness and sin. in lustful pa."ion as the be heard in solos and singing I John 2:7-10 groups During intermission norance of God and refreshments will be smed firlien Daniel praised the waYlfThe church is located on God of heaven, saying. I T!.essalonians 4:1-5 WiIborAvenue,weOfwth-y "Blessed he the name of Club Road, Rev. A. F. Stevens God forever and ever, for is pastorhe alone has all wisdom All who have sinned withand :!i 'iower. \Vorld events out the law will also perish 411T ulider his control. Ife without the law. and all who Holy Cross have sinned tinder the law 'ill( l will be 1u'4- d b the law others oil their thrones. Ile Episcopal Church For It It not the hearers of gives s ise Iflen tiftir the law who are righteous Fr. Al IX-france will Wak at dom. and scholars tile r in- before God. but the oers of e igenct rt ets pro- she law who will beJustifled fbi) ('ross F p1st-opal Church ound rn.%steriea beyond — Romans 2:12.13. — man's understanding. lie Swida) knows all hidden thin gs, Laws should be like Ille eburch is hosting tiltfor lie is light, and flark- clotIms. They should be made KYC softball teanti (remit St. i no ohs1ct' to him. to fit the people they arc The public is invited to Sanford-Eustis Free F'amilv flame program at S;inf',r,J (Thurth of .)esu. Chijst M th d• Ch (if thc I~iltvr-Da) &aint.., at .-t. Andrew s Presbyterian before her in the past. v ar md 4Lh Mree., i 30 pin, ba and Oturch of Bear Lake ctlebrated The church received new 11011'eccming will be observed Oct.23 with Notan Beatty, ward at 11w - San(ord-Eustis Free liussionleaderinctiarge. A film its 10th anelversary by moving members mi into the new $125,000 sanictuary the &u-ranxmt of Holy Cornst Church. comer of will Le shown and refreshments which was completed con- muraon was sened Forth and Laurel, Sanford, 'trved - druiclion recently. Sunday beginning at 9:45 a.m. cor4regation. Re irs. uapsls, Marking the greatatep In the Charles Varner, a The iw church houses an life of the magregation, Rev. outstanding musical in. fwmff pastor will speak at tile Church .4, am. servat. The Warner ML Andrews began the -. strurnent, a Shober organ, built vice in the Assembly Room, by several members. The falglily -Ind the Junior An Operation one,, banquet ud frr the NLl rnic sears, ML1ocar SoL-iet t hair iil f-r iiitiiihers "f S:mforil ern:ncnt pews and furs F iNt the a1ter:uu at t he lakefront God of fttIiti, 4. nd fuu.,-hed it in U* new 14sIl1t%s will be installed at '~ 1119 I"11Y Day songs fur We lial)IL'it 011,1101 is schcAuled for park tk)wnttr"r The young ------. anctuaa-y The year Lho -i uj. Sunday School. Uie('isiiienter.Thursr1ay,Oct. peopIalirwiPaUik..z.sIrc btfilt by the E.C. liusorl Cori.. tWiiimted in early 1974, the cungregation to wa ch t1w st -ijctjt Company 5iaktng 4t the L'uff wtI be gasiw' S1 Ancfrew Ciurcli, Iocatel basket lunch w ill be Served at sctwdukid I.. begin at 0 S FO S lIes Rob I'ollilt will tirndutt I At • ' in . I 0 T i Ill t Q a-C -M X-1. Ii . I - .0iiiii0e,al- i ~ - - Pentecostal Catholics i 4 9 scorc hARRIS PottedPlants . 1I:,1 iv 11 4 '2 % ),-. V - Cut 'f/1 -\ \ P FIO ,.. --- '. ArfiI,C##1 A11J-fQe?1-; ' S V . i ANFORD FLOWER S" 0 70 C*M-#f1(,Al Att im - ) )77•5) - - ML - d I re -i (i ' Ii ! tS ,S ,. . r ~O -m , -, r - i s. a It ' tm r J d Lit f.sofl (if (t'114,i tt Act mid 1O, siouhl iaij tlm' k'm "3 (1 i b t.h dl ti'b I hi-rovir who >1 1. t Id It,J k's 'L iu £Lrt -. far et-ii h&>'-t1 leat! thl Itoh car f ter Wet-it 55C - ye-ar -170 - -. J 1__ •— - - - -- um - Past year when a rnavenck young WOfnan public servant SW C torn party politics to people pothiesand captured the fancy and imagination of the -state and nation." "tier approach to her work erentand her results _________ _! L 0 - I "nninr An I _M1111111iiiii when she By BOB t1A)YD sicraid Staff Viriter action. McClanahan said today and high schools and public he pi obably" will refrain train buildings in multiple famIi voting on thc issue when it residentialdistricts Actions on Despite opposition by Uty comes before the city Cornrecomnwndatjo t the it Commission A. A. McClanahan missionsince he has v Oiced com.mIssion on the prnposals the Sanferd Zoning and Plan- opposition to I he zorltill request was tabled until the Nov. I &P ning Commission Thursday cs a property owner. deleatel TIRE ROTATION SNAKE ADJUSTMENT Get mazunum *ear WH adjust your brakes and add n uid it nroded. 1) cees' good go ernment from your tires k\,:, I _ . - - V - . r-- ==.Z~-~----7~ i - ' P4 Republican, a Democrat and another Independent. - She serves as the only woman in the 40-member Florida Senate. Before being elected to t1w senate. she w&% chairman of the Brevard County Commission She received the Merritt Island _______ I -- Sen Wilson sas elected the states - first Independent Jej!islatr Rezoning Recommen ed restricted FURNITURE SALES 0 pectation from any normal 1rcstan chanther building in ____________________ ________________________________ - IS - conduct their regular (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) - . ! - - covnmereiai in tl an tar the r taurant con. o1.e the board . gtneral commercial zoning for hitioned on proper zoning, and approved a site plan for con- - i*.* given to patrolling hallways, ,dt~, * three lots on the southwest approed lExcludin disc restrooms and cafeterias takes a ccnditlonai use struction of a LII Champ store I * Well inflate thor" .. end corn. ?ori,,gn :.r:', to Proper pf"Jure. valuable time needed from corner of French Avenue a.nd pern-dt request for sale of beer on the northwest comer of ''-. 20th Street where Everett and nine for on premises French teaching for many teachers, he Aenue and 20th Street i - said. Harper and Don Royer plan mnsumption provided that tile where a fornier service station -.-. . -.constiuction of a Pizza Hut franchise chain's ad has been demolished minstrative orders on alcoholic McMurray suggested that NI parents and other citizens may than, acting as a beerage sening cai he inSeminole Junor College -_____________________ wish to call the school principaI citizen and nearby property corporated in the use permit representatives failed to apC WHEEL- BEARING 1 'te olans at their tio.,Ls to arrange a SE lO1 WILSON owner, opposed the change ina and be made btndnz cn w" -...0 public hearing. McClanahan, visit, although this may not be 3.6 million additions to the REPACK f% I I A 011% 0% rwho lives on tPe east side of necessar} BE CALM COUL. No one appeared at public facllit} and the item D*1 MW fron t Wheal French Avenue sout 6f Mh hearings supporting or op- tabled. b"dap r WITH A McMurray said that we in street. said he represented 10 posing proposed amendments Central Florida are very aware fainilies In the area that oppose to the zoning ordinance to allow = . C. Site plans for a new 10,000 M , (i -j — ing. lie Old not identify hospitals and niotels as conI Electric General I square foot, two story office Z-7 o r~' ,'merican people 'We also the families ditional uses in multi family bullthng for F iorida Po er and V need to think about some of the p ." I The zoning and planning residential, office and in- lJght Company at the northeast C,ffr.il;,,r (Or.il f,W)onl I effects this mohulit} has on board recommendation nos stitutional (lIMO!) districts or corner of I Fulton Street and .- . -eduvation." he added. goes to city commissioners for colleges, vocational-technical 1:5 Myrtle Avenue was approved Call. . . ,,, , PLUMARING , on the condition that landHEATlO, 114C. WA scaping plans are submitted fb r Drum ..car.onty HtY %antarif Ave meeting city regulations. 37, 6567 . COMPLETE ELECTRICAL -1 i)ct. 11—Nov. 13.— Association Horse Show, 11 ________________________ SYSTEM CHECKUP, Each Tuesday-7:30 p.m. to aam SR 46, four miles west of!10:00 p-In. seminars on Early 4. SWtaton adn-9tted free. .. chlkthood Behavior problems Central Florida Ceramic conducted by Dr. David Her. Precision front hobby Show, 1 to 5 p.m., nandei, (FTU), at Bear Lake OCIOBFR is ii end alignment — I — by skilled City. . . *4 Oct. 12 . !I ADMISSIONS Famous U.S. Women Ski Team Diet ot-J. 1120— Auxilisry monthly meetings at CXTU Duing tp, off R41100 the US Wom.ni Alpine Sk I S nfordRumrnage and Bake Sale Knights of Columbus building.a Team men-bm go on the "Ski Team" diet to low 20 pounds in two John A. I-Abree — spor'sured by Ladles Guild at 111111111111111111111 WkS Th ats right - 20 pounds in 14 dayst The basis of Th, diet Kevin A Burket Asceosion Luthran Church, Seminole Junlor College's 10 --is C micil food action and was devised by a famous Colorado Isabel E. p Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. Division of Adult and Conphysician cipecially for Ow U.S. Ski Team. Notmal energy it main. Frank Robinson tinuing Education free ConI 11,11"ll tairJ (very impoflanti) w9sale reducing. You keep "full" (k't. 19 no Chery1 L vcrsational Spanish classes ltSrvatjOfl - t)ecause the diet is designed that way. It's .i diet that JndUJI rwv Im'i a-td itl*tiidirg Well S!ij?i )OILr (rant hetii ani init*hl 4 w Boyce H - Trail CasselLvrry W Auxiliary Mondays from 10:30 a.m. to 12 den an all four u hcvi& are thliM tum )flonro-NISfic bfeLmie shoc".Xforrow guaw. dnww. is my to follow whethef jou wock, travel of stay at home. (Not the *,3050 bazaar, Winter Park Mail, noon In Building Barbara J. Randall grapefruit diet!) 10 a rn to 9 , m Cand baked Annie Bell Higgins Standaid and cd Xi. (D.hj WZ-0tlt Lit norni Use. foe aa kng ny s mann,teac er. This is. honeitly, a fantastically successful diet. It it weren't, the Clara Debuse and handmade only.) I an "pfivatif P"arbs"car or irwit an stwch ' us Woinens Ski Team wouldnt be permitted to use ii! RiyhI Sheala Albers Conversstional Spanish Day feWM the aback absorber vnth pma of yaw Central Florida Ceramic So, give youtsell the sarm break the U.S. Ski Teim gels Lote Ida Burnett Classes — free — each Monday obby Show, 9 am to 8 pm weht the scientific proven way Even if you ye tried all the other Kenneth MeCaslin (Oct 22 to Dec 17) 30 30 t t4SdflOU?fltiEW*Xit anind PoPka City Hall on Sit 441. daM lor fteand and instaLkLiaiL. Ronnie Gilbert 12:00 noon, Bldg. No. 15 Adult diets, you ow* it to vourself to Ity the U.S. Women's Ski Team If Johnn Bellam) Diet That as ii you really do wart to lose 70 pounds an two weeks Education Campus, Seminole Oct. 20— 0, / .. Lawaria L. Stewart Ordef today. Tem this out as a temindet. , South Seminole Community Jr. College. Robert Griffin Send only $2. 002.25 to' Rush Service) - cash is 0 K to Lib y Auction, new Sanford Rotary Club noon Judge nornas NOR CAL PwAucti, P 0 Box 894. Cupertino, CA 95014. Dowi '~ Ahtimontt Springs Ciic luncheon, Sanford Civic Center. Jose AdlerJr., CaseIberry der unies you want to lose 20 pounds in two weeks! Beciuse YOUR CHOICE DISC Blif i Center, rA E. Magnolia St., 11 Speaker, Tom McDonald, past Mary Ann Hamilton, DeBary a.m.to3p in. Free baby sittingdIstrict gccror Rotary lossionfearp Franccs Zctto, Dflar " District 695. Maud C. Ball, DeBary 66 Crooms 111gb School Band Oct Betty NI. Hollingsworut, ('i Parents will sponsor spAghetti it, American Red Cross Disaster Deltorr, supper to benefit band , 5-7 pm. Action Team meeting, 7:30 THE 1913-74 William Crumbie, fkltona / -• CI d Hospital LOBE eo FRONT END POUNDS ALIGNMENT POINT hospital Dr Julian Fried, guest speaker. of Central Flotida Ceramic Ilobby Show, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Apopka City Hall, Sit 441. ALIGNMElff 8 ' 4 11FOME SHOCKS ALiummut i 9 BALL JOINTS 0 1k Boots ' Area a I ç' "- Where 11) go for all tile \ )U I Knight Jr, who died Tunday in H y ilL ii be held . 0 R I I r £%'vi - and • RA Castle a S. 1: T . i 3i j ~l .. I I Iw hin1m' hsnith (loan,!. .. I- . ~1 . . in ii ira AC --- ADAUSSION BY MEAWERSHIP ONLY The Wool Ch(istmas Gift For Tfiose On Your Liit Thot 1,lavie Eviiirything" 0 I, 1.14,0141.411% ( area J , 11" MIS 1l.it*,9 I's"n 17);.611 \ \ 1 -, \ Di IDE R I flflUWflTUiiIUYiflTnTtu,inu,fl 'I I 11 -( .4 I 'U ties Toosrnallforanad t I k ___________________ UW AN' SIZE ' Fs fOR 6"91 to ow II— I I FIRESIONE El i 15t & FRENCH* PH, 322mO244 11 llI . — -14 (1Sf 0 --- SolSc .-. - -- 09 - TED 1!1 IN STOCK - -THEA 14' I5 ' as ftow I if,;Ceff PA"it 110W - b- asa"'a a __________ I STUDEMS 6 ADULTS 12 FAMIUES '25 -11 HILDA !l1:HM0iqD 60 SU7 N.Itona 88 I I, (trim:! th, tee 1 SHIRLEY MILLET' I $ - U iffisPil ,IqM I . __________________________________ OIL CHANGE 1 I II II Si fl. I jor Allarnonle Springs II 1 _"_ _ I W1 I/u Ifg,!1ri (sushi ew S'nee? ?iari K ri;o t at' WilSon ius Pul IIam II re-~ — ~~ -- —~ INCLUDES UP TO 5 QUARTS H IG H ri . V sisterii, Lucile KelItY, Rtbt((, ' SIDNEY TI4OMPSON LUBE ian'.i 1' i C Casselberry - C-4 -0 . - in . aft his parents. Rev. and Mrs Godirilly KnIght Sr.. brothers, Joints OR both 1~ bail J3.4" Md alitm . N. (,ilkit 11 II alit Id Pompano Beach liclating. Burial vill be Reillatitfn Cemcfery, survivors *P4ORARVLIUS 0 bell - tt ' .. ';.-., I Ciur expat InKfisda Will WWI both upw formerly of &anfr,rd, ,and Sji,mPrlmIt'v, BaptiSt Church 8349217 Sanferd I . tii,itl 10111 tnuilltv. We install 4 am brake pod,% rmrlaw latoM rrP&*fMGtWtWlN%UuW&WJn*W=U;Q0 afW rw suile bralim * The 1hic Fruniptim Trio ,-~--.tn iri The I1t.iiIi -... . SLimuvire,j %.of Amuctions. I C)eaths ces fok. ala;tit : 1. li lucerne Towers Orlando died Tuesday at Brevard Hospital. Cleburne li Hatfield, 71, of lie has been employed for man), • ) t?a(3 at (1I Orusnuo Naval Funeral rraining Center. Suri',ors include his iaife KNIGHt MR GODFREY aR— Funeral urvicas for Mr.Godiffy Dolores illopkinsi Ilath Id, I,- " / One Of Tho Most Exciting (.1 I.BURN B. HATFII I D 0 . I Riding Membership is limited ' to 15. '-- 190 > Convert* --%!-,ocialion Season Promises To Be ,r r Dusty i ~I Organizational meeting of the 4-11 Dog Care and Training Club, 7 p.m. at the Agriculture I - SelnllH)k Wilma N Rn> field Fntcr prise .11 1 11 11,11 A!IA111"t"111takslagglatiffat ........ -. ______________________________________________________ I -- - -- i:1J .--..---- - - C - - - -- -- - T .: --- OR F MORE z:::: r 1-1 -- - - I ç said: "Good government in Florida scored a real first this _______________ 01 dflh/ it ion -•- - - downto;n Sanford Mrs Freeman said the Scouts are grateful to the chamber for support and backing givt -n through the years to the youth -- room - ~--~.-,- - -- - / meetings plus a variety of other activitic 'v-i the Ed:jcaUon Association (S.E.A.) said he hoped all parents and other citizens would try to visit in th e schools during the week of Oct. 21-27 to experience some of the good progi ams telng carriedout3nda1soesof the difficult problems bein faced in local schools. Ile said finding ime tu tL-ach is a most persisfent problem for art City to the -e Wf Tvirw — 9 ____ _________________________________________________ s Election If! r - Awa rd SHVIUL ease • 4 ---=.___- - - /.' \ — - - r eS iv' £ ----- - Darrow. :\ulcrlcahl Jon>'. - • - . - vv _____ Kastner-'• accepts certificate of appreciation from . local Girl Scout representative. The Girl Scouts by - SI . GREATER SANFORD Chamber of Commerce President Harold S - 0 - - BATTERY - ~- - .~~ - 1,, -- . - GIRL SCOUTS THANK CHAMBER clsrlc& du'iez .nd The H W Ware Sunda) School elm will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesda, ith Mr and Mrs Paul Arledge, Mr. and Mrs. WA lyre an Mr and M ~ k-1. ' ssidosi oltk (onitr pastor siII i ( •rlton 1k nle> (harks I cli s One Fouadatiort " growing Presbyterian Church s.h ii in ttu' v.orlcj dues 7liere will tx, no 4avis Jr, atul Rev Ja) T rcligioon ilavL. 10 (11, will) 1". L.C. V Tinsky, a charter in Central Firtriddii Wt year. It lie speaker, 1 . The Right Reverend Willi,am rights it, .Nilssissippi, wits . 4 Cosittall). .irfember..had a brief ceremony continues to make stead y e%vnlnll, service. ."k-Ifilnolt. Junl1w Collegv-- )(-t 11. ( 11, October 28 will be lb,L. first Folwell. Ifi.51`10P Of the believed too Conservative by M apprewtion for the pw lo Improvement as it imu its I 0alt-Iren %ill W entertained N ffoll' I I ivin to 12,21) is tit .11 p,'piscop:11 I) . -, -SundiaY Of the Festival of Praise )*M. She Showed picitum o f ministry and service to the vkltll a ivirty at the church. 'o(Tse of Central 3OMe Of the delegates who 11W 4-111lege F1 "Aft. 16-41#401%.1131 11.0 9fiiwui and its c-muniuruty Rev. Andrews swd. ----------______ de'lre a continuancc, or t -this week happy with the poV- --------. ;I a 9 I I election nf Fliallan Inh . Nl: led in waver of thanlraai-~- ~1-1-11:- AL- ------.- P I ^e 41 ; r% C a a so Ave ^& ask so% At% I A I — —1 - `1 dw% --7 mzu.-~ Fe"'u"19 ulf"OP, John E, - . 1%4*2 1 1%w '%Jul ~Jwvl la VVL)i r% %ftJ U T.Wie for the chalkNe God place hM a dinner on the grounds. friend, as the church's --- -• The vote in the Ifouse of ' presiding bishop nationally. • Ii •..i £• II A A I Deputies reportedly cro utthi Mitir AIIm 52 c lectt ii 84) I fl e i i for conhirmmtion, a r re a 'r,te 12 aga1:t -at the churc 'h*.s Mill general and 12 ties in the rical order. -NEW YORK (AP) — As a P1113tiC SUrypin,Dr, applit-dtiq1t, EII 1 1- V i--l10A,t!1 (If ft)r4-lrI1e11L4l prin~,iplej tfLlt citt-Xntion, %%Ill take office a r.,.I 8-,). I u.Iamn our st.nse of i orth and ugnity" der The house of bW make peoeJe look slreat aT, ,.. '. C -I rn + , ,, , hi Fur finn time in . i still felt temble on the Inside, ,Maltz' method for doing it — now u3ed in smnd history of the 3A million ballot, fluIflen*is programs in industry Universities Even tho'mh I would get man-claus results nieniberrtenomninatian elettion 1 I . the patients wou.Idn't tie hat ppy, I wonderl,d what ml~;~-. !irst was detailed in a 1%9 book, was no, autollultically I_ %V,,,,, 11. Folwell ex Bisho p am 1'SYcIwCYbCmrtic3," and I,& elabcTated In . chorrh's veneral 'I it firmed by the I l in as, r Itt ti, pressed i I v - I I in! a1' tnti 0 til H r ii .1111W itS J I i I kstit;n 1k t.s a Icao of / sslikI, tiuiLs Lfi lit_utIicd up ezkrnaii) 1)17% ')i4.iI Ik1t1 cx• = 7SM swidenng where be wiouid Here ffe a few wci*3.'rom it: perlence. who retwined inw.-Irdly marri-d, tnrn~,d i'lifii1t, and has good (liurch Iaw requires ~~ -~, 1 1!2! effm W,nw clern-ntary rules for achic., ll,11 slee, Jr. Ling nw- just to Tvpair ttx* ilk~All but to A ixLr- r*-swnain In a ga ns "psychological and spiritual I lWW of Deputies - - inade up of . Folwell. 1 I -~ Well," can . dt*d(i 'reg Boo. I-ap 21W U C1DMp2nk4) SSt on a MtOre t 904 clergy alul lay pem,w — 49 relation" 911VAff, his fact W*htening, "I'll low stone parapet near a fOl` inner Peace, including, -~M "it owned up a whule new horizon to me,-- he concur in the election. This —"ForgiVe Otters with no Mrings attached just Irate it up to the lord Sa "he in. tot camp twit rnurce 9IIkIIi m hithatfhefnri4-fS1 Ih "taitf,r,l ii, raid ple wtio )ear. h-i,rcver, tie ltptities 0 ~' own sake as mu'ts as Uleli he deb2tcd as to wheLhxr they res"I (AhEtS are Squandering Illeir energies, ar 19 iliht and rdia'i',' en if I t cutm I tfl %t t r 1 ssith a ftJr in ' - ku-I r sntalal (land-i_jr °r nnt N c-nr9pa'tf Pbt,hd Di I 1 ii , sand • • • • - • lf • . i , . -' iO I*ku Ittlillsta deep t.~ The sonloti t4tr ald )XI .urtwd at livi is to rise div-slow wtilln t ile y igeopal N French Ave = Sanford. , T - : r -, dm' up' salu. al C4r' mr,di idudi abot blundc ta 22771 , utturcit 11011 -- -~ rs F se teli ocr ti tast tea-I s w several C-41114111Z Before they examined it, she e re in Jest, = O N -. !'led to allother cluince." yvam and inany k,Iq!a'vs ,Atzre rf I _r-- %- t-iz:-Hf- hi)r-f,&-# - ,-1L i!!Jrl. !).--anrfln:l, -I 11-ve - 'I. - 41~.t:, Mm - --- - Friday, Oct 19, 1973-3A been selected for the Sanford The _ Jaycees 1973 'Good Go% em award each year recognizes one ment Award" and nominated particular cit'17en for con. -for the state honor. tributing the most to good _____________ _________ -ton s our-county goverrunent. The state winner .= - .-I ~~ --district 16, includes Seminole, is selected from nominations by -,Y. 17 . . Brevard, Osceola and Orange local Jaycee chapters. -- , —- ;i orsiiip ----- . I Carl MeMurray, esint the 1,100 member Seminole - .Scott Ilart-Li. youth leader at A folk concert is scht'd"led In morning After."lie is the sori of the Manhattan Avenue United the cl.urch ! aXtuary at 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Harris of Church, ' " Sanlord. His mother Is in :;l,,,: 2 at botn worship services TV visiting choir will sing at charge of housing and Sunday at the First United both morn1r.g w sers Cs it arrangemenLs for the ' isiting Ne ist t. iurci o Sanford. 8:30 and 11 Swxlay. Their youth group. The Morning Afkr, the purpose is to give youthful youth group of 32 singers ar.d witness through the corwiion IV Sanford Pilot Club and five I n3trvr,wnta list from the interest of music. the Key Club of Seminole Ifigh Tampa chuivh, will be hosted The .;j,L1,ct O( 11arris'talks School will visit the 11 a.m. ,, i Jaycee MIrIm W _____________________________ Legion, the National Congress its and T a Ia N rnd Office of Education. At Local Church Lutheran Church - - observed annually since 1921, seeks support and acti par tkipatlon in Improvement education mis ea th prograin will strem leaming more about the schools as a ersonal In. vement. a on w 1 * - -- ~ I -i - t National Education Association, the American Bob Schofield Good Shepherd Gets ___ ___ - American Education Week, S nea The tiyzanline Catholic Rev. and Airs. Otville Lutheran Church Mission of Orlando has an. Nyblade, missionaries in Fast .SL Luke's Lutheran Church nounmd the regula.- .Sunday Africa, will be guest speakers, --ta. Lnurg .it ,p lal at St Charles 2tIi ,t ir iii tkdi tiin in Sla',ia F rida at (jOOd Shenherd -. -tiletkal. hdgewatcr Dsive, ,1"14AY wltn worsnip services Lutheran Church, O~Iandu and a lavish barbecue Orl t Sanford Lutliteran H.aven serves the Rev. Robert Ference, pastor The Nyblades were of St Theresa Byzantine communit) by caring for missionaries in Tanganyika CatIvilic Church, St. I)eter. d,~Iwndent needy children, by %hich has since becoille the proiding sLAlrg, Is adininictratur hoiis for the aged republic of Tanzania , (or the He is being assistcA by tl,e and through other charitable pas Re Leo Schlosser, OSH, prior ikhatl Kohan is precntl mIssionaries on Of St. IA-o Abbey, St. 1,,co, superintendent of Lutheran Treasure Island, Fla. They win From The Living Bible have given me wisdom and II atn on SIt Florida 426 whilt. Rev raturn to Tanzahla ssth their Dear brothcrs, I am not glo ing health Catholics of the Eastern Rite John J. Kucharik is pasW. Mr. six children early next year to writing out a new rule for 11141 Mrs ( harh, Hal- er are au . throughout the area are en nu to obe for it is an old duties at Makuimrj ., one you ~ave always had. littwo. The Mission is being tho right from the start. You Let me add this, dear 11x , men and women of First United established with the iipproval of I ch will -awnsw a covered have heard it all before. brothers: You already Bishop Mic~ael J. Dudick, Methodist Church v lur dinner in Fellowship flail Yet it is always new, ,and know how to please God dish I parch of Passiac, N J and orics (or , ou just as it UI) our dali% I ising, ro 1k s and Mrs Leo King were at 6 30 p m , prior to did for Christ; and as we you know tile commitn& will, the blessing of Bi,shop special guests at the Daughters vive. bey 0 this commanumen, we gave ,ou from ua W.Uiam I) lkrders, Orlai4o of Wt-sle) class of the First tore one another. the Lord Jesus himiself. United Methodist Church this Lake Mary United Lutheran Church - darkness in our lives dis- Now we beg you — yes, %,mk at meeting In Fellowship appears . and the new-light we demand of you in the Will. LIostesse at the covered Of The Redeemer Presbyterian Ch urch of life In C1irist shinesni. name of the iord Jesus th&h,4uncheon were Mrs, Roy Anyone - who says he is —that you live more and An afternoon of games and Tillis, Mrs. FIoria Wilkins, Mrs. A Sing-Spirtion will be held walking in th light of more closely to that softball for children and adults Viola Williams, Mrs, J. Brodie itt 7:3epm. Sunday at the Lake Christ but dislikes his (ci. followed by a cook-out at 5:3o Williains ,and Pirs. Robert Mary United Presbyterian low rnan, is still in dark- ideal. For 'God wants you to be holy and pure, pm will mork the aflflui,l i"utreIl. Church. Emphasis in the But whoever loie hi5 and Li keep clear of all picnic of the Utheran C*hurch Other LfuesU at tk covered Program will be the old familiar fellow man Is "walking in sexurd min so that encl; the light and can see his of the Redeemer an the church tush luncheon were Mrs. hymns and new and easy to of you will marry in "--- 6 Dr Luis Perez and his tireless work to awaken c e uz-*ns to We dangm Of COmmunim. His battle against the I L. Werley, visitation. il. - an eppropriate time for parents to begin taking a more active part in helping make schools better. ' Byzantine iji i The Sanford Herald . IIiIf#r I - I.~IN --N ____ public schools are emphasizing that American Education Week e: 5fl3( a rn Area Church News ,iuiju S ri f --&-, . The A irm-1 v # -_ -—r -- t---~. , -- - Mi. 7 _____ Tachers in Seminole County ,, is the theme by Charles (Chuck) Basinger and his br this year s Every Member Corn- committee. milment program at Community oil Nov. 4 and 11, representatives 0 United Methodist Chuch, Casselberry, from tile men, %k- omen and youth Of the ' %%,hich will be clim-.xed by a Response church, will give their Witness at each Sunday on Nov. 18. worship sprvice. Oil Ott. 21 there will A tira matic slide presentation will be special prayer emphasis for the be featured on that Sunday at the 8 30 success of the program and ii am services to highlight the Helping coordinate the drive are many fatets of the church's program members of the committee, 'I'he pieentation is being prepared by Struble, 'iu' thiirman, Don ljarnhart U0) 1 NaM' )1)nd Mrs Pc'' ' Miller antI Joc White co chairma fl, uth Much plannilig is going in to the Riggs, materials chairman; Paul - -; - -.-r (herald Photo by Jane Casselberry ---- ' - - - - 4.'Ibt "Jesus X1ovtment,1 among our young people has proven to be more than just &fad. "Youtb L!,,*, a Christian Organization is &LM a tantastic work *it!-" ~e youl oi cut aria. . .- ~~ . J." :;:: .,. FelIowhip. I i 0 ' . ; . .. ,--' 6 The lack arenot opened on Sunday cmvrziience but for yo 7. Hyacinths In the once magnificent Si. Johns River. 8. The general dectine in morals among our citizens. Itien there are things that make me GLAD. I. Churches that hold forth the Word of Ufe, Procigming Christ as the Wa the Truth and th iite L Mother Wilsi:irt of the Good Samaritan Iforne. 3 Mrs Corrin. Frar and Child E4an eli g — - ' school less then 300 parents were present. Parents should take a rrater intcrestin wha t an cir dh ow th young pcople are being taught 4 The increase in pomogtathyattheatersad in stores. 5. The rapid population growth causing as over- rn%qie-d rrhvlc u eri'-i- h,uc,np lri! h Int nt1r - -- i . J . ~~ - -. F ~* -, . ., i I 1. ".I- j . . - . I : , ,. 4,~ ..; ! .." I ~~'. 'It -, : ,I "., ~.-.;-'ii',,!j"!h';i~4- it, v On .-*/" I * - .-:: ' 1. The ;ncrease Of crime on our streets-A prime exwnple: "Purse Snatching "-where elderly women are vlctrntzed by support thug habit 2. The availability of drugs In Sanfwd-Drugs, which can sTarp th e minds, corrupt the morals and destroy the tnracter of )UR1 Pe"Ple. ran be PUrthased on the camj.sesot ourschoo1 vvCn at the unior high level. I / .- I _____ t -. L;-*,-- - -i-- 4;I 1-1 'Commitment ' Is . I Education ______ ood citizen. Every (7hristian should be Involved in sane -Pe.'t (if Cofllmwiltv ork , endeavtirin to make the Uty of Sanford a better place in %,ihich to live, With this thought in mind,I wish to share with you some of the things in our fair .- - ---1! 1 I ___ : ' It is rn firm conviction that every thristlan should be a _____ _ -- L:-, I Talks Qf ' _____________ _________________ - I 1 _ huh ____________________ V i I qa;~91 --- - ~- --I -~ ~i.,-I , -.7 ww m- ------,:- . -:7~1 . - -... -=- j. ---- ----r - ,'' --~~-_--~t--.-, -~-. --. 4-_~t~ -,-,---~-~---~ -- - - - ~- .--:- -____ - -~--- -- I --~ 07-~,-;-T '-. - .-----14 - .- ;.. I:- .-= " ~-----------: - .-17 -* I . '-1 -- --'-- Z -.!m6--~-~ . - = .. I -ii I4 .------I I fjI . __ iq. ; !W - I r, V -1 ,_____ ' , rr tAcA/i i I I .r -. - Friday, Oct. 19, 197) Christians -~ ---~~~ - -~1 - -1 1-T.J.-fl --. �---------------------------- T Ihe Sanford HraJd 4 We should think up a new label for the bearings which reopened in the Senate because the maui Concern is no longer that lurid event of June 17, 1972, when a night watchman at th' Watergate Hotel in Washington, D.C. *uiiiCed that someone had been taping t Joors open on the way toth'! offices of the Democratic National Committee, We long since learned about that incident and the trail which led from it through the Committee for the Re-election of the President on into the White House itself. The sequel to that i s now in the hands of the courts, where it belongs. Those who are guilty trust, be will, we dealt with suitably by the courts, Left incomplete so far are two different matters which now become the main concern of the continuing investigation. The 1972 American presidential campaign was unusual for the amount of money raised on behalf of President Nixon's re-election and apparently to the extent of resorting to slander and iorgery. Neirñer is The Sanford Herald - Ford' s Lobbvist Current Hearings Unlike Originals political system. It dates from !X(Oj'v the American Declaration of Independence. Its originswere far hack in English history, r1he details need to be brought out both as vn example of what must be purged from the American political system and as a basis for ______ News Analysis Price Controls Are Ha To Shed wage-price WASHINGTON f AP) - The fore it is put into effect so that The nation's most powerful for controK next Nixon ad inLstratii is dis. everyone would have a chance labor leaders have urged an end April 30. enchanted with wage-price eonto couunent. to Phase 4 controls by the end of No decision has been made on trols but is afraid of getting rid Gradual withdrawal has its the year. whether to seek another one of them now. problems, too, he said. "The But the administration faces year extension, Shultz said. more you dea with the t)- difficult political and economic "I don't expect the President That seemingly contradictory tern, the more you have rubbed decisions on what comes next. "ill seek an extension," said statement sums up the quaninto you that the economy is not The most immediate problem i Agriculture Secretary Earl L dary in which the ad.minis a set ol separate jndustrles'she expiration of the Econ'w'" #t4t1 not (ration finds Itself. It is tryin! to said. Stabilirntion At. th :wthority be granted." tip tL press ire expected to sniff out scandal in high places with Iittlemoretoguldethemthanthctrnosefornews. Two years ago, for example, we Investigated whispers that at Spiro Agnew had pocketed bribes from Maryland contractors. We went Into Maryland armed only with a notebook and a pencil. But b notebook Is no substitute for a subpoena, and a pencil isa poor prod compared to the J;( Dt'partmnt's power to grant witnesses immunity. We were told about the pattern of payoffs. We even dug out two witnesses who admitted to us they had slipped cash payments to Agnew. But in each case, no one else saw the money e laid our findings before Agnew but he categorically denied everythihg. The evidence simply wasn't sufficient to accuse the Vice President of the United States of a crime. It took the Justice Department to do that twoyears later. tn conirast with Agnew, his designated successor, Gerald Ford, has a reputation for openness and honesty. cinc. tn him çy he won't accept cash contribution., although he has a politician's constant need for carnpilgn 4 __________ The raising of campaign funds by explicit or implied promises of favors an-,', the actual selling of favors is the seamy side of the Anglo-Saxon 81ORTS WORII I I gradual withdrawal. 'lithe controls were dropped lltIlatcl)', you would have widespread price increases," said Edgar Fiedler. ' ury Ikprtmcnt's chief ccono. mist. "That would only gencrate demands for more con- - Ask almost any admims. tration economic official and he will say that wage-price con. trols have not done much to mestrain inflation and ruev r will I _ - It's been weeks since King beat Riggs./ # 0 you don stop talking about it, In going home to add)'! 'anfiirb rath - TELEPHOr 32? 261) 831-9993 300N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 WALTER A. GLELOW, Edoratd Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising Director 1 Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE. JOHN A. SPOLSKI, Associate Editor 1CHARDS Sport, Editor JANE CASSEL8ERR Ccint, Fd'Por WINIFRED F. OlE LOW Cpirolter DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Mariager ROY GREEN. Advertising DORIS WILLIAMS Society Edilor CHARLES HAYS Mechanical SIJPt CHRIS NELSON ne Ethic r RALPH HAYS Corn Pcm Foeman BILL VINCENT, JR., Chief Photographer Ham oct fh Mat RA , STEVENS Press Room Foireman SUBSCRIPTION RATES 5k Week 5)4 206 Months s £0 M r.th $28 £0) Year In Florida Same As Home De'iery ,,, All Other Ma't $2 70 Month 6 Months $16 U Pyai 9)'uf1 prOvidt ma t all mail suscrkptions be pad Entered ,ç "con class tter August 2?, 190* t the Post mavim odettsingofthiseditionof The Sanford Kra(d y reproce rn any manner y'ithOtj? written prrns5ion of the publisher f The Herald ,' ' •;\ The Herald a menbr 04 the Assoc iated Press wrch is f or repr oduction of alt the local tw printed n th's pper % \ \ _ _ C\ —- _ _ ____ _ _ -.----,*----- -. ____ _____..____ nc ___ ag o - a C"41News 5r,Ics - people in all the earth, "As long as ) year ago, when 1 first started to read newspapers, I read of floods on the Yellow River and the Yangtze. Who rushed in with 'n and money to help? The Americans did. "h T ey have helped control floods on the Nile, the Amazon, the Ganges and Niger. "Today the rich botLnnland of the Mississippi is underwater and no foreign land has sent a dollar to hel p. "Germany, Japan and to a less extent Britain and Italy, were lesser lifted out of the debris of war by the Americans who poured in billions of dollars and forgave other billionsin debts. .- '• - ." I . - ',iiaa Ifl Lw a, Heads Toward Florida Coas t I - L V a . . 4' Tropical — "11w indications Gum i .ir oritat sub. ict (an,th1 pe'.ttd. tjtd, ft". o'e. 1ctipts,4, ci pnf,d ø ft • tt?, ":iI lIp%t) Pd IfSMIited i tittif..'! d,taled IMUSTEWX ,, 0. r . "'f 'a stt'cI. It tin cli '2 "Itfltiti t$ W1fIIItl .c use your tt ci yca daly ps m i1it' tiy Ic Pts Model 455- 82300.0(1 12george stuart 133 -A01 pp, V (ci? -- Rcsc, Ortondo, ?to,da /2 STIER-CH11 home Furnishings are Shop Sterchi's Sanford that it Storm (ilda raked Ct'ba with 60 maintained i ts as it mile-an-hour winds today and crossed central Cuba and began building toward .4lurconditions are favorable for it ricane strength as she plodded building into a hurricane by Oakley I Trouble? States, "W "When the franc was in danger of collapsing in 1966, it was the Americans who propped it up and their reward was to be insulted arid swindled on the streets of Paris. "I was there, I 5W It. "When distant cities are hit by earthquake it Is the United states that hurries in to help...Managua, Nicaragua, Is one of the most recent examples. So far this spring, American comlnunities have been flattened by tornadoes. Nobody , helped. "The Marshall Plan, the Truman I'o!icy, all pumped billions upon billions of dollars into discouraged countries. Now newspapera in those writing about ne decadent, ar-mongering Amer. leans. that name rather smack of sexual exclusion? -------------------------------------- 'Men in You won't find Good humor Pennsylvania any. I legal reasoning is probably So un d. What is intriguing, though, is the practical reasoning. The implication is that as long as no one t ook the Help wanted but not sex Th e A burning question It's an ill wind, etc. The government's decision to clamp controls on the dis- trihulion of nronane eac to hi t.illntisul iw rr*i,.nn. ,r pected Gilda to give Miami a exactly how far offshore Gilda near miss sometime tonight, would be when she passed M iami. but the i!itard nation of the i.lf(,,l., •",s • fit' s;UU tic tIuugtut !he city of Nassau, was told to pre- worst of the storm's blow would pare for winds of 75 m,p.h, or fall on the Bahamian side of the better late tonight or early Sat- urday. r oo e rs USe S Arthur Pike. fl u rvey TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) The state Tourism Division Director says Florida Highway Patrol troopers were used last swumer to force travelers to course seriously, it was all right to teach it. Maybe more than one course in the curriculum survives because of such reasoning.— At l anta (Ag.) Journal and Constitution ------------------------------------------------- ALi OUEEN-SIZE SOFA SLEEPER COVERED IN LONG LASTING HERCULON Features bright plaid hrcuIan covering, pleated skirt, comfortable arms, reversible foam cushions, matching end pillows and quality constructed to last. Terrific buy! 1100 French Ave. the 170-mile-w:de area of the Atlantic Ocean between Miami At midnight, Gilda was lo- and Nassau. cated about 230 miles south of Miami at latitude 22.6 degrees "The Bahamian., should exNorth, longitude 79.2 West, with pect hurricane force winds late highest sustained winds of 60 Friday or early Saturday," he m.p.h. The storm was heading said. "All sections of the Banearly due north at 7 nu.p.h, and hamas west of the island of would become a hurricane Eleuthera should prepare for when winds reach 74 m.p.h. hiuth winds and heavy seas' Sanford Convenient Credit Terms Free Delivery Open 9:30.5:30 Daily, Friday tO 9 P.M. OJ Spiker pull off the road and fill out a questionaire "for safety rea- Soug h t v • . Authort es i "We didn't want any of the people we're using in this sur- , i a. (AP) -Police have issued a public ap. vey project out there flagging pea l help down people," Morris Ford said : n thr s't for safety a Thursday " it' s done for who handed out drugged orreasons," ange juice that sent 18 persons Tampa television station to hos al In four Central WTVT reported Thursday the Floridal , ies Commerce Department used 15 But oi iicersinSt. Petersburg, troopers to help conduct the Orlando, Daytona Beach and seven -da y, 12.iuUt'tl8}' La i,keland iaeea u .i have survey on three main highways few clues to go on. near the Florida-Georgia We are In limbo. We've nesborder In mid-August. er had anything like U,"said that flashing blue light, the uni'St. Petersburg police Sgt. HarflCfl in this day and "fl' formed officer and the yellowage it-. hard to accept that and-black car, you better nybod do this." lieved they stopped," said Ley" ke?a °"ld nd 11 Id they ton Carter, tourist research dlwere trying to le arn i there rector for the Commerce been any reports of thefts of the nartment ([rugs used by the woman. They Highway Patrol Director Col. also appealed Thursday to Eldridge Beach told WI'VT he potential witnesses who might approved the with "a have information about the quick okay" to a request by one the type ear she was of his assistants, driving to come forward. Beach was out-of-town and Officials said 15 persons had unavailable co mm t to be admitted to hospitals taking the drug. Maj. B. H. Spears, a deputy __________________________ inspector for the patrol, was he mi was not familiar with the ComCorn. merce Department survey. "But it certainly wouldn't be in our line of duty to pull a trooper oil the road to do some'OPEN thing not per ta ining to our kind . of work," Spears said. However, Ford said the troopers were used for 20 mino Parts utes of each hour to stop tourists who bypassed the Florida welcome stations along the roadways. Florida State Uni. students then asked the ij L -ts he said. , Fl . l . an pit s project woman or en - FREE SOFT DRINKS FOR AU. PLACE MOBILE HOMES IS SELLEBRATING! We've opened our 3rd Orlando area Sales Lot at Beautiful Lake Kathryn Estates. Fast growing South Seminole's only Quality Mobile Home Park I And have we got super bargains for you. — XON •I $299 - after women to jobs traditionally held by men but has been adding insult to injury by calling them "girls." T Friday night," said forecaster between the populous Florida Puke said the center's "conhainas. .asters at the National fidence in our forecast isn't For exquite great enough" to predict hurricane Center said they I- ) the St. John:-Indian River Canal District directors (1 to r) E. Everette If uskev, John Krider, and W. A. Patrick vCtctl Thursday to abolish the District as they believed construction of the project is not economically feasible. Estimated costs of construction during the ten 'ears of existence of the District have increased from $b million to $38 v :;:ii .,ti'ict had 4,iuii it.'i tii i: IJU1i:oe detemining the alignment of the canal, obtaining right-of-way, and evaluating the feasibility of the project. l I I I L (e Hrald Photo by dean ratteson) (or might involve the state-supporfed institution in an unconstitutional establishment of religion. has not only been committing the sin of not referring P up the narrow stretch of ocean old Coast and the western ACTING ulxm the recommendation of Atty. Mack Cleveland (second Other Thoughts Among them Is an outfit named "Career Girls,' which But hey, what about "Women's aw Fund" itself? Doesn't '4"l4 ST. JOHNS-INDIAN RIVER CANAL uISRICT ABOLISHED foi- iii uzaUon sevrng to stmrndarwze the world calendar and recommending International Mining President Frank Kellogg for a diplomatic appointment. 1 At Winter.Berger's behest, Ford abo arranged an im. migration extension for a Dutch sychfatrist, Dr. Albert A Buytendorp, to continue his research work in the U.S. In a thank you letter, Winter-Bez-ger wrote Ford: "How won. derful it is to deal wth you , office. Everyone is also so eager to please, so correct and so efficient." In return for these political favon, the lobbyist made a few nominal contributions to various GOP campaign chests. These donations ranged from $125 to SW. Ford thanked him for them in letters addrcs.sed "Dear Bob" and signed "Jerry." It would appear that Ford's relationship with the lobbyist, although Indiscreet, was not a serious scandal. fit Footnott: Spiro Agnew once described Washington, D.C., as a 'jungle," and declared fiercely it wasn't his jungle. He had just been elected governor of Maryland. I knew him well enough in those days to call him Ted. We talked as friends about his political future. I asked whether he might be looking beyond the State House in - pcli to 50 miles away. No, he said, he in'ended to stay out of that jungle. But the lure of power drew him Into the forbidden Jungle, BIG OIL-The consumer-oriented Center for Science in the Public Interest warns in an wipublithed report that the oil Indus appears to be dividing America into separate geographic markets. While Big Oil has always denied that it is carving up the tCOUfl tryto control sales and prices, the Center observes In its newstudy that "the majoroilcompanjes (are) concentrating heir market areas in certain gsographjc regions and disposing of tJ'elr stations in other regions," Exxon, for exabnple, is building In the Northeast, Texas E and Louisiana, but Is braking in WisconSIn, Michigan, Illinois and Ohio, claims the Center. Gull is reducing a vast area of the North Central and Nortjiwest r states, where Texaco Is expanding. Similar expansions and contractions are occurring with Standard Oil of Indiana, Standard Oil of Ohio Phillips, Atlantic-Richfield, Conoco, Sunoco and BP. The Center's also shows how Big Oil undercuts its own dealers by using non-brand names to compete with "independents" at lower prices. The study recommends marketing at the pump only by independent dealers, a higher gas tax to force development of more efficient engines and a world police force to cuflrol ) oil pollution on the high seas by tankers otirrshl -- The University of Tennessee has canceled a schedukti cuurse on voodoo, Because a First Church of Voodoo has been opened nearby since the course was originally sched,iled, officials believe that to offer the course on voodoo now - ,,..I_,. '4 c' .,, pying the interest on its remaining debts to the United Willed ex clot we! r to We Herald Area Correspondents 1 _ _ oul "•.'••_•/ Copley Neu Service Don -' MIAMI (Al) The Vice Presidential nominee has now made his files on Winter-Berger available to us. These show the lobbyist gained access to Ford on the recommendation of a trted friend. The Congressman's late administrative assistant, ?rank Meyer, arranged some routine political favors for * WhoAidsAmericans #try r4- dual or tirrnresponsib1efor3tjhrepro,ct,onw,ti be com,dered on The Herald 's copyright and iitbehetdbtefoame und the la w Published diiy and Sude,ys. escept Saturday , -. -- The closest to a political skeleton we have found In his closet was a bespectacled lobbyist twined Robert WinterBerger, who had been uociated with fixer Nathan Voloshen and convicted Rouse aide Martin Sweig. Am ericana Ami Ne knock u U.S. bring you 800dlea, such the reprint of a Cazwdian broadcast, sent in anonymously but read avidly. It was presented on radio station CFI{B, Toroat, we're told, on June 5, 13. Authorship is credited to Cordon Sinclair. And it Is with credit to G'rdon Sinclair, CFRB, our n';,ielesg reader and the mailman that we commend it to you for your reading: "The U.S. dollar took another pounding on German, French and British exchanges this morning, hitting the lowest point ever known in West (-rInanv. "It has declined there by 41 per cent since 1971 and this Canadian thinks it i tim. t Americansas the most generu' arid possibly the least appreciated __________ t make corrections, the law that working controversial measure, labors turn-about 'iousAFIrtlOopposition was a oiiien and their unions can Organired fa ctor In failing to sin state use toellmlnateemplO)ment as expected to ha v e a major a pproval. discr i mi n a tion ag a i n st impac tin a number of Industri. women." "1 think it's going o make a al states with heavy numbers of big difference," said a woman union workers, /it its List convention two Thirty states have approved delegate to the labor feder the amendment with eight more atlon's biennial convention years ago the AFl.-ClOopposed needed for enactment. Twenty which opened Thursday. A res- the amendment. W - -or proofread lt,and intensity It scents that we can't five with controls but we can't live without them, either," said an I economist at the Cost of living Council. "Then I asked the council members how many of them vhould raise prices within weeks after the controls went -'i" Shultz said. "A very substantial hands weflt up. That explains the proua - " 'a'he administraticn is trying to work out a plan to drop controlsonanindustry-by.jnusiry basis. Shultz said plan might be proposed in public be- / ROBERT WINTER--BERGER -:. ::;ung ut um Business Council, an organization of executives from the nation's 150 biggest corpo. rations, Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz was hounded with questions on when controls would end, ." ,, -. - But we have never heard the slightest suggestion that he has ever diverted a dime to his own personal use, I / V' - On a stencil.,. MIAMI IIEACII (Al') -- The state' eltkr have ta.eni no olutiuii asurcd of passage by rtl on i: or or rejected the the delegates culled the amendMA—CIO says It will drop its ment "precisely the kind of tpedtlon to the Equal Rights measure outright. clear statement o national ,'iiieixIinent barring sex di. In some L1tl.'s, particularly coimnittnient to the principals crinuination and will actively Ohio and Missouri, women's of equality of the sexes under campaign for passage of the rights groups have said pre. men and By JACK ANDERSON wASIIINC;T0N-The Agnew aifatr poulk You wilt nvar cgaln hvu to type or driw Union Backs ERA An Indiscretion corrective legislation. Slander and forgery are unworthy of a great country with a moral tradition. And it is also high time that a stop be put to the selling of enormously valuable political favors to individuals and corporations, —Reprint from The Christian Science Monitor _______ Friday, Oct. 19,1973-5A A Turn-About , DAVID A. BWYANT &w in0 Editr - Friday, Oct. 12, 1973 Phase II - Watergate autp -- -- _____ _______________________ versity t ouris questions, _________ NO GIMMICKS' GREAT SAVINGS! HUGE DISCOUNTS • FREE RENT Special Sale Prices Get 3 full months of rent FREE Some models below dealers cost I at Lake Kathryn Estates with a Mobile Home Purchase I . OVER 600 SPACES AVAILABLE You can live in Lake Kathryn Estates or many of Central Florida's several other beautiful new Mobile Home Parks. WE HAVE A BIG (;Fl F(TIflPd (W PACFI PfKf �", ;.~.~-____". iN .--i,-~~_" ~ __ , - - -, ~__ ~ 6A--The Sanford Herald Friday, Oct. i9 1973 Answer [cleaning Time - A 3 -- ". 6 low 1 ___________ -_____________ ________________ __________________ tII ______ J __________ _____ _____ _____ __________ __________ I ___________________ . ut,'l.imi' 1? % i14 s. ,I . M mAoibib - ____________ i Herpajamas, 'Ii cliii ______ I , : _____ __________________________________ _________ ___________ __ ___________ -- - et ' i., cari Ui a v'um:i I LCIII 16 — — 20 I ____ — • ____ 27 J ________28 I - FM IMI ___________________ 32 31 j— — :' — ' [5T 35 — — ——— — 21 iT' i 30 i' fl 8 9 '— :,.i::d — ________ 36 — keeping a promise. Tike tii.i show you are an excellent citizen. Avoid one who is j ouer. i7 T' - — 39 42 7 48 51- 52 53 th ret!e — — jjfj _____ _____ Isn't aIloed to use thephone to call borne so somoone can either Win him hmch money or Iunc 4. I .. !!IP e child stayedout of sc1 for religious reasons r __~~) A~%,-~ N not the wake up 6 Pollys Problem DEAR POLLY — How can I remove scratches from my parquet hardwood floor' Scuff marks and scratches are bi'ginning to show here and there and this really worries me. ' IRENE SLACKSHEAR and wake up the entire neigh rhood It seems , door so as to see the car drive up. 'o All Credit,r,And MICROFILM P E Claims or D,vrand Against Said PRINTER FOR Estatt: A M TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Take care of routine MRS A. L. 0 EP . i .1 1 . MOON CHILD, N (June 22 to July 21) If you are wcrrcd about t..oney, wise tünking can remove this condition. Enpge in the right channels of endeavor. .................................................... , and shall state fh* Place of residence Roolm 203, Courlhow. ,,!, Sainford, .. .ini ac maciea by County p Commission Coui-thouse, mtstste reserves the right to waive my I rregul arities or the Estate of teCMk.ilities In bids And I — any or all bide, Art!jt If. Reckw1th, Jr., Clerk IRENE BLACKSIIEAR, deceased STENSTROM. DAVIS & - McINTOSH Florida State Bank — Suite 77 -- , BY: A. 0. i Attomey fOr Estate ef lrr. fllackch. 1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION NO. 3.i45)A flWST UED[AL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCAT,OPI " SEMINOLE COUNTY. a cotporation. I I I 4a Plaintiff, J ~31 S ,Ifpf BARON and *;It, CAROL BARONOndWAYNEPARKERdD I I 4 ¶ I I I THE VACATING, Af5A',DONfN DISCONTINUING AND CLOSING OF ulOhiTsof WAY TO WHOM IT MAY COHCiN' YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE O' 'CF 'Il.iI trip trcl County ltur,' ,nrv5 a4 .t'rrr'SJIt County , p ... .................... Seminole Cci.,n'y. F lor,aa If Ia. OVIEDO OAKS. Sem.noIe .-, . ................, ,,.. . z. Ltx,.- " ."'ri'1 fe-' '.' . -. .r..ise o. . is, tit the ne,,. 01 the above Styled court on or before HOt. 19th, 197). •. o't.erw. a J;,nt fl.4-y fl trr oganit 'u 101 t'i r&e'f I. --. , . '' .. , ...t.& .5 Na,ljo,ci It Wand West of fh# Lots 140 64 Th,, in Ihi yivi*iofl of .ng hf,ck as platted and tr(oldrd ., Boil* 7. Pages tr.ru 5, 1I -i; .' - ISea.J Ba'd Of Coirit, t-'"............. - Pc'.' Oy .'r'a!'e W W.%iSIf -: e a.. , 't', . 9, 1973 . 481 ,97542 75 3 444 •Q1072 •AQ9 •i072 Pyt;I'iO IU 171 Avoid one who has peculiar ideas V AQilO1 f'a I'.is.c 5! Pa's i f1,5% )'. - OUR BOARDING HOUSE .,.' -- LAST Nid T! T'lIddlnghsfl five-heart bid' growled North. ' in) t.tcwr. ... .. \ ,, 5ENTIMENTAL L'4JT I4A.p TW BY TOE TI , WHIC,$.1 t Tr7ANLA,Tr A HI LOVE QFr/LI - to I'.a f'.isi, H hIlT rrry ''. t - ! ) -. - ''I gue5s I am.' replied North 'Anyone who expects ild you to take 12 easy Iricks when •A K I I vK .'Z 4,t 5 4 4K .15 Ilk n lln4 i w to make l-.c r..'. i' w1v. East hcld back his queen and South was 4-lighted to win .................................. ,: U. '!':tpr,s Hi' J';'ht. f.r ., ' i,j,. designating and assigning the zoning CIO%SiflCOtfl of C 0 Corn JOillflU classification of P MF mercial Gener al District to saio R esid en t ial, Multiple Family property as tst clatsifiWion us District to te.a pr ooerty as that deScribed in the Zoning ord.nancet cIass,Iication i descr,b in the Of the City Of A ltamonte Springs, ion.ng ord,nanc of the City of Florida,towlt Ordinanc,pfo 77573 Altamonte Springs, Florida to wit and as amended and supplemented It . . %W.,t. '.'i'h:.' l.,t r \ -1 ~ z r. __tJ .1 ' t i — -- C_ - .. , •'aha'd his .ice ef spacli's and tll -arded t'.o r'!ut', (.101 HI) fjjii m ri'1v' i Suur If' rhah Wh.t .tii .$J h'itl' king of spades and OITh IJfl a Anirr tumurruw of 19?), at a 30 o in or as soon 97 1. t 110 i ni cr a soon nd loning w II be heard. $ and Zoning will be heard Sold hearing may be ContinUed from lime' I0ticn until liriøl action 4 taken y fo lime Until final action i5 taken by the City council the City Council po at This nuticC shall be st lbS Tb.', notice Shall be post ed at tte hf'4yiflg may he COntinued from time City Hall within tby City Of City Hall *ithlfl ltte City of Attamonte Sprnq. Flo'ida. asvt in AltOmorste Springs Florida. arid in "'r t) rl'er II IfS w tP. !rri'r J otta'r h :es O'tPin th( I il y ,t [i:1t%hed in the Sanla (ity, nd publish ed in The Santoro Herald, a newspaper of general tfergtj, a fle*spapr of Q9t'I4l n tr. City of Altamonte C'ffUt4tion in the City of Attamoni, Il, consecutn,e wee prior to the II) on',acutive week prior to the date of the PblI Hearing, the data eMle Of the Pbl, Hearing, the datp Of the first p1;l'ctiri to the oOte of of the l'r) PUbII(litiori to the date Of tti. Itil LflblIc(l0ri both dates in the last publication, bOfh dates in rlu,',i.. Shall not be then CluS*v. Shall flOt he lets than 'is' "V C'jl' i)5i days- Its Odditl twe.sty eight • ty5 In "iUtn, Posted ............... r lrolmg at least flffr*n 1151 Clys E A Hearing DATED thi', 19th 0 'il) ' ,ant, Richaros Csfy Clerk of ttte i ____________________________________________________ -_ - "The At Revengers" , Sprin, FIOrid icining it lea,of I'll"" ill, , _Wk day Hearasg Of ep OAIFD tb,5 l9t Irmt,'r, A Ii 19Jj da S J'.n RiChardS City Clerk Sprit.ij. Flotida IYfl OfT 9* 0111 ?.i 2 30 M ', LOUNGE OPEN DAILY- lteCLtjD,NG SUN AFTERNOON Movies (44) News om SATURDAY MORNING Almanac S,.. . (44) Movie 1. (44) TBA /:30 (2) lassie (6) Ne,ss (44) The Untouchables 6:30 (1) News (6) News (9) Reasoner Report 7:00 (2) America (6) He- Maw (9) Lawrence Welk (44) Wrestling 7:45 (24) Andersonville Trial 8:00 (6) All In The Family (9) Palridge Family (13) Partridge Family (44) Boxing From Olympic 8:30 (6) MA-S.H (9) Suspense Theatre (13) Paul Lynde Show 9:00 (2) Movie (6) Mary Tyler Moore Show (44) Celebrity Bowl leg 9:30 (6) Bob Newhart Show (44) i I I L EAT LEAV ~EE COOKING USI I ) Ø/OU$Rapoe FRIED CHICKEN OPEN DAILY iiA.M. TIL9 P.M. FRI & SAT. III 10 P.M. 180Y French Ave. (Hi-way 17.92) Sanford !IW\ 17-92. North in FERN PARK iteT(PTAI:,Mt 41 t.i1LY .___._._•#___ .r tC L.',!PLI'4 - ---- . . Ljtritf,. h 1. . - - - S cS I Y(a.. ;'4 ,,. I I EAi ' -. N LUNCH lJ '1.50 DINNER I') All. 0 1W 11010' Movie 2:30 (6) Adventure wnvs S ACQUAINTED it AlNlNG 5 NIGHTS A WEEK SATURDAY _.j.iL'.PAX..JHRU J we - sli'tL'fjsh & w't VV RNU Hushp.;te'3, Charcoal STeai; . I Will Have Completed Ou1 Addition in Mid-November. Watch ItcrOur Grand Opening Party 'a- (Ifo't__ )uicpec.aIty. h4?c Mw 9:(g "81g9e, -ind Better Than Ever" TONY AND LOUISE LISTANTINO, YOUR HOST & HOSTS FOR RESEk"ATIONS CALL 322-3108 HWY. 17.92 ON LAKE MONROE SANFORD Now at the Seasons Restaurant. 3 "S'wce E9,411 AND HIS BAND FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE 9 P.M. Until..,. TUESDAY thru SATURDAY LADIES NIGHT Tuesdays. Wednesdays DRINKS !12 PRICE - . s'Air 11, f I, 41b. III "Ike Saudba £nuøge" - ;''JI CENTRAL FLORIDAS OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE SI OVIHC. COMPLETE OibiPl(k'S'UP.Tit, I 10 AM 141 /1 Lounge Open loa m Ph. 322.9716 2344 Park Ave. Pøw1ij Peteido BBDDIE Show 10:00 (6) Carol Burnett Show (9) Gift (1)) Delphi Bureau (44) Wilburn Brothers 10:30 (44) Porter Wagoner I Everyone who's been to a supennarket or read a paper within the past couple of months knows what happened to food costs. At Famous Recipe we've felt the pinch too. And as out costs i-+ we were unfor;'t'Iy, krced to raise some of our prices. But what goes up must come down and recently some of our food costs have decreased. We di', thcrelort', happy to IflflOtIllC(' that we've lowered the menu prices on many items. Our Honey-Dipped fried chicken which has always been an excellent food value Is now even more so. S (44) Buck Owens (24) Zoom (6) Amazing Chars Country Western PAL -sic Cocktail Hour Lunch Served Sp.m. Tit 7p.m. 111. m. Til2p.m. 7 Hi Balls—lOc PMn. thru Fri. WIN ER EVENING '\ ,' (13) Marie DANCING EVERY TUES., FRI., SA'(. 9 P.M. til 2 A.M. Movie News (;oLl)EN SPOON .\.ARD OTTO'S HOFBRAU HAUS Of Sports , , ;r OPEN ip A.M.Til2A.M. Hwy 17.92 Ph.nI.v32) 1 Mile South Big Tree, Longwood (44) All Mite Movfrs :00 (9) All Mite Movies 1:15(2) Thriller Football (13) Movie fl()rt(J seri tn Sounding Board (t) Wide World (6) (9) (2 L Fxpiorers (6) Southea s tern (e) Superstar Theatre , Archie Tar,-an !3) Movie (2., Company ;'% Lt in Spae 12:30 0, , (6) (. Speclo;' Energy Ci'.'-. (13) Peter Gunn (24) Sesame Street 1:00 (2) Soul Train (6) Children's Film Festival (9) High School Football Roundup (13) Movie (44) Combat 1:30 (9) NCAA Football (13) Peter Gunn (24) Electric Company 11:00 (2) Ncws (6) Ncws (S) News (44) Night Gallery 11:15 (9) News 11:30 (2) Movie 5:00 (2) NFL Highlights () TBA (9) Wido World Of Sports (13) Peter Gunn (t) ,tAi 7:00 (2) Flying Nun (6) The Flintslones (9) Saturday What %4?nt Up Has Come Down 12:00 (2) The Jetsons (6) Everything's ~ - $a t- ccz,~) -? 3:30 (9) NCAA Football (13) Peter Gunn 4:00 (6) The Woodward (13) Movie Martians (6) Favorite Martian (9) Lassie's Rescue Rangers (13) Movie (24) Electric Company s Workshop (44) Wally' 10:30 (2) Star Trek 6) Jeannie (9) Goober & The Ghost Chasers (24) MisteRogers Neighborhood (44) The Munsters 11:00 (2) Sigmund (6) Speed Buggy (9) Brady Kids (24) Sesame Street (44) Wally's Workshop 11:30 (2) Pink Panther (6) Josie And The Pussycats (9) Mission Magic (13) Peter Gunn (44) The Munsters , - -, 6:30 (2) Man And Environment (6) Summer Of Puhluth Sept It, 7$, Oc t S. 17, 19. PubliTh Sept 71. M. Oct S. I?, It, 19fl )Lt 98 (44) Movie 1:00 (2) Midnight Special (9) All Night 6:00 (6) Grower's in the .trea to i5tiCC Shall t p.tttj i ttic' area to IW.Or t tit dale of the Fublic i70r 10 the dale 01 the Pbfl 'p..Jri. £41119 M:ttJ 115 Of AiT WA1CM Plus ('S'ife for anricealion and hi' COntideted for annexation arid larn hsr-r Uthcre,,r Icil teid sic h1..) •il re _114111W ." ThCpr.ent tOriirig clatslf,cabions Florida. Seminole County FlQr The Pu'llc Hearing will be held In The Public Herinq will be held in the City Hall, Altamonte Springs, the City Hall, Alta monte nnte Spr.ng4, I - Florida. r1 thC ?)rO lay of IlOr,da r,ci the 73rd clay of Octob*, " '" '!: .' _ ..ii -_ ...................... T4H).Y (f IT!',' Ordinance P4g. 771 7 3 and as 'is 'mU r.rm,nole County, Springs and Seminole County, 1+ 44 LUDIE pos,ziyura o,i.icu;rti.'cc'fc Rock Concert 9:30 (6) Movie (t) Adam's Rib 10:00 (2) Brian Keith Show (9) Oral Roberts Fall FestIval (24) Black Composers 0:.' .4) Bobby Goldsboro Show 11:00 2) 'ws (6) Ph'. (9) News (13) Starcsst 14,, Nlgb 11:30 (2) TonIght Show. (6 Movie (9) '.'de World Of - thtfedfterasponibl, at which time thereafteraspo%tible, ateCh time .- interest ed parties and citizens for interested OOrti Anil ri'ii. for nO ains1tt annexation .snd aQ.nst It,. PrOpoSed 4°fle.Ot.ri \fl, ' Y herr' did you dig up that "Are yousorne sort of nut"- with Mojor Hoopla WENT > 6S.VlN' HE Wfr'i5 TAE WALt. jj'p F'2 OVE, ._._ ulJ S-' he or the will e YOU AT P LEFT WCH.BU5TERJ 6E1 1sf dc-ca UNWAI4E.J.J.WEAR —.HE TOO5'. . NEWS? JAE r PLUS A, NOT . YC'tJ Cft%R . w APtptpeILn.-r.' avu i y Osjl4 & Jam es Jb) ME I AND, so to the corporate limits of the City of Altamonle $prings F1'wid. and .,.,.., .-M.aa; ants ifli In ro"'der Ott., th e oursticjn ib) To consider also the QutiOfl Of destgrt ng •n assigning the an d SI to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), and P.O. Box 629, Hollywood , Calif. 90028 and no good wayto show excess values without a J bid br.'yondgame. I LAUD. HOTEL AND NAVIGATION W ', (.O',PAPi. aterrdiriq to bhn rlat November is now ready For your copy send your birthdate andregulalnsofsemieCoun,y tOfltflQordinancesand,egulatj lncidcntallV, we ike North s five•heart bId. He had much ninr.. tl... h::. tr: __________________________ (IPCI,IIIg lead- 4 , b ri ng ing to the ALTAMOf4IE Of Week (24) Masterpiece Entertainment the City ,,mended and supem.nted Of Said property ore P IA The present zon.ng clossificalion RedentiaI.Singl.Fami,1as,oLOf of Said propnty is Al 'iculturaI %90,OndA 1 Agricultural District. as District, as that clasSifIcation is to Lots 59% and 97 , as those Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for descrIb90 in the zon ing ordinances Classifications are deScribed in t he 4 Ki \utih Notic e is hereb. given ltOftheNor th33Sfet Section IS. Seminole COUnty, Florida. Ynthip 21 Sovh Range 79 East toihecorpAjat,Iimi,sof the City Of those delightful young people who may lack enter dummy with the king of th ree clubs on I e good diamonds and give up justonerlutitrirk MO NI i Ij'iS. 'tj+h 4,5 ".''l ,., '''1(' i'i,,t It'h I, ii',t t W"st 240 leen and East 715 page I?. of the Pubt:c RCnrds Of up that will require your immediate attention Show that t'r diamond, draw trumps: SiJtTIlllH I).J 4. Section 1, Township 31 South. ri 14.j the king of trumps: rulfanoth. Friday 4 Saturday 1 Iii ME H S0lan'i0 Springs. Plot Book 7, Page .411 in the Subdiviin of lands the Contract' Heal easy lie work and try to recognize the real potential in your progeny should win that first spade with ytturseif A fine artistic ability here. the ace. cash one trump; lead "The Stan impel, they do not compel" What you make diamond to dummy and ruff a diamond; enter dummy with of your life is largely up to YOU! tJ SPRINGS. FLORIDA Ot Sr'.el II p)A - Theatre Neighborhood (44) Day Of Discovery 9:00 (2) Adams Family (6) New Scooby Doo Movies (9) Super Friends (24) Sesame Street (44) Temple Heights Gospel Hour 9:30 (2) Emergency (13) Peter Gunn (44) God's Witness 10:00 (2) My Favorite '-. ROGER JAMES MflftQRE BOND CITY OF ALTAMOPITE 1. Section I. TownShip 21 South. Florida, to wit Range 29 East. aria also Lots S90. $'landW1,$eS5th,th South of Block C. Tract 55. tO1 teen of Said Lots $90. 91 and 92, , How could South have made confidence early in life, so be sure to give praise for any fine After the 10 tit spades W p la y ed fr'itn il'ff1ny at trIck 9CIUifiLSER AND LOAPf ' Jli; of South Range 29 East; and aIO South 4?S$rtt of theN'. t.'I('ks L Nt 2)Q.1:3I.9l$ —SAT, 6 SUN.1 NotIce of Public Hearing CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) Do those things now that will make your rela tionship with mate more utisfying ri ' i. OAT • (led FtZ ,_• __0ii ill Za Tn.- Ufl"Intii. zo ft. Publ Road SPECIFIED ,iTi.ja H hECK 'jiI. JR f 'tiC '.'c'it Courl .'' .............. P. ' M N I to ,'mAfldnd in lb. (rYipiAinl ,. ",ninl. County Records ............................... 'itt ut . TQ M'' , M r:;.r, ihr,qh the described property, al _ ______ ... - . • thereafter as poll on thc' 6t1 day ir. ... Q.i"' Ccmm,,sioneri. Meeting Room at IP'e County Courthouse in K'rt,y MOnctue' Of S1.rrio', and . :i • • Kilo ec 01 C. ' 94UaiU SanlartdoSprings Plat Book 7, Page and being i i Seminole County, high diamond werent enoughi you are very cooperative with cc.workers he still h.,d to lose two c ub U' SOUR ('illif) IS BORN TODAY N.irthSouthvutw,abIe ClAinty. Flor,oa. a antord, FInq,d0. will hold a Public fd.ng t •4rornsq t cOnSider arid dettrmine plot 4tqrl5 recorded: P1$l Book *?e-Iher or not I'S? County will 16 paçi. 5?. ci tPt PubI, Recoros of Sern.rtciie County. r 13r,tjj. vacate, JbOflUOf'I ascont Ui. close. VPfl0,j pee, t,i against you one you And disclaim any right of .................................................................. - -. I. FlorI7a In accor dance with th crvi ons Of NOm Statutes, To- Wit: Section 54509 Flrjda Statutes 057 5 - Wilton I Hoots Pubt,str Oct. It. 26, Nov. 2. 9. 1973 DEU 123 IPi11WI V nocx*G csi.* East. and also (a) To consider annexation of the North ', of BIc'ck C. Tract 55. following described Properly lying more harmony with family and friends. n. Cry.... P!SCE.. ..,, u Mar A career matter may come '""u (IRTII thC Circuit court. SCinOfe Counly. NOTICE OF PRuCEEolNs FOR NOTICE OF SUIT TO John flafon and (a'OI Aaron ' WALkIft`§ City Clerk of the City of Altarysorne m (44) Don Kirshner's wett '.of Southeast', (less West 2$ C'iuncil 0, the City of Altamonte comprehend ideas easily Strive for success. ' SERVICE, and that I intti'*J '0 — reg i%tersaldmeththeCl of CLOSURES. YOU ARE PIEiIEB',' NOTIFIED that jn .l(?.Or I') foreclose - I It HOOKS' GARDEN & LAWN I eP (13) Movie (24) Wall Street 8:00 (2) Sanford And Son (6) CluccI's Department (9) Brady Bunch (24) Washington Week In Review (44) The Bold Ones 8:30 (2) Girl With Something Special (6) Can EllIott Special (9) Odd Couple (24) Pecern In Terria 9:00 (2) Needles And Pins (6) CBS Special The Shape Of Things (9) Room (13) Football Game Theatre feet for ROad ). Parcel 7A. Section Spring, Florida. that Said City 10. Township 21 South, Range 2f Council Will hold s public hearing: SAGITTARIUs (Nov 22 to Dec. 21) Listen carefully to what a new associate has to suggest. Show that you kiIIQ QIm TNUT1 :a Audiences am oudkig. South I)? teen of Horn. )14 lic'$ of TO WhOM IT MAY COhICIRN South ', of Nqthi.-,.t AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb 19) Av oi d arguing 'sath an usociate or it could tic a islUtb1lIg day for you. Strive for rcf_frik th: 10, Township 71 South, R ange 29 East; and at% advancement, Attend civic activities WIN AT Ave.. Sanford. SInOfe Cuunty. a AMERICAN SCREEN EN tat U PICTITIOUSIIAME NOTICE s hereby given that tam engaged in business at $16 Cypress '4 I Siction duties in the morning Later take steps that will lead to - AHYANN. ______________________________ - _________________--' Pjblish Oct. 12. It, )?13 Publish. Oct. IV. 20. NOV. 7.9. 19T) OCU 116 DEAlt FOLLY - My elderly mother always seemed to be chilly so instead of using percale or muslin sheets I use . lifearing F lorida. to wit. 1973 North IS2 feet of South '. of North DE T 97 _____ st ' Of SOeSI '. Of Southeast _ ______ rk (lets W 23 fee! toe Road), Parcel person for the right answer to a problem SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov. 21) Take care of regular when on a northern camping trip where tne nights are al' wars cold and were then quick to agree with her Seminole County, Figrida Florioa 32171 J .•-. rr LUNCHEON SPECIAL . (74) Electric Company i .41 tSlsle7oyers Squares zoning 3, least fifteen (IS) days c.t To consider annexation of the And The Chan Clan (24) Sesame Street (44) Chaplain Of Bourbon Street 8:00 (2) Lidville (6) Flinttone (9) Bugs Bunny (44) Leroy Jenkins 8:30 (2) Inch High Private (6) Bailey's Comets (9) Yogi's (anq ;n prior to the date of the P,Iic following described prop*'-ty lying Springs. Florida and being in Seminole County, PubliSh Se pt 71. 21, Oct. 5, 12. 19. friends and h4ve a good time today Look to a generous cotton slicc't blankets (or both top and bottom sheets on 11cr bed. She likes the warm, safe, comfortable feeling and was so full of praise for this idea that we lollo'xed the same idea of Covnty Commissioners Post Qft IC? Bx 1330 _____ 1 reject To Tell The Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Lucy Show (13) News (24) Chan.es,r Way (41) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6)A ndy Griffith OOti( Shalt by posted : thearea to * be considered for ane*ation arid Council will hold a public hearing LUlk- (Sept 23 to Oc t 22) l'lari how to please good For flattening peanut butter cookies 1 use my meat one "far oid Such claim or Sanford. Florid Tutsdiy, Oct a pounder and this method is qutck and pretty. -FA' 1973. The Board of County Corn. demand not so filed thitl be void. S:,Edward L. Bleckstseare At adrninistrtor of 7:00 (2) ctuuve. shell not be len then twenty eight (75) days In eddition, Council of the City of Altamonte Tembef, A. D. 1973 Springs. Florida, that said City S. .lne Richaros 10-11 CBS CBS REPORTS: "The Corporation" This is an in—depth look at the workings of a multinational corporation, showing how it works, how it Still Have Cur..... etevision EVENING Notice is hereby Ulben b theCityDATED this 191n oay Of Sep more. Show devotion to loved one. no pots to clean. • TO Atiom IT MAY COoJCERN in the day, Use your good hunches and try to assert yourulf PINS 'Unlori Trouble" Wendy (Deirdre Lenlhan) works on a msichlne sewing her own design FRIDAY deSignating and asignI the L ' A REDEFINING THE CRts't zonIng ctashicahion '1 IL In LIMITS OF THE CITY 0.' lustntal District to d property as :'.'-Iassifica,ion isdescr.bc-d:n,rc , lcwrc- fl ,,, t) U; '" 'S. :.r, .', +,ij itii MUP;Pi'AL SPRINGS, FLORIDA friends, you can adopt some with considerable success. You are dynamic and sure of yourself now. VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept. 22) Handle routine work early and post office address of rn. Florida. Actual award to successM and it is so easy to pour the paraffin on jelly or preserves thc- ciauman$. his agent. or attorney regular ','. COUNTY. Notice of Pvhfic Hiaririg LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) II you study new ideas of I bought a small coffee pot just to use for melting paraffin claimant, and shall be sworn to by bidder wIll be made at the rIeI and with no mess and i' 9-9:30 NBC NEEDLFS AND "amf(rd ' t PLAT THEREOF AS shitufing 10 acrts, tO Itie corporate limitS of Its. City RCORDt' 'i PL/.T BOOK 6 Allamonte Springs. Flrfr-', at PAGE 99 HE PUBI c' tb To consider also the question PECORS o MfNOLE CITYOFALTAMOPITE discuss creative ideas w th others- Listen carefully to what is Qnda, within silt calendar open Monday. Oct. 22. 1973.) Bids DEAR POLLY — Use old hair rollers, lied together and ftom the time of the first p.,ilcatIon *411 be opened at 2p.m. Monday Oct placed in the bottom of a vase, for a great Power frog (c the Board Of County Of this notice Two copies of each 22, im old a bouquet in place. ctakmoroerriar4si'iallb.inwvfting. Co'flrnu$tloners Meeting Room, ! i ' thinks and how it influences the 1-2:30 NBC MIDNIGHI people working for it. The SPECIAL It' s War tonight, a corporation in the spotlight Is that rock grc.up serves as hogs. Phillips Petroleum Cor- Their guests are the New York poration, the 36th largest Dolls, Molt the hlocple, Danny corporation in the United O'Keefe, Chinas Blues 13-and, States, with assets reaching Piper and Bachman-Turner $3.2 billion. Overdrive. Pr ii ot^, $, f4~tr-,1.1, We when she is spotted by the shop steward performs. PUBLIC kECORDS CF OF 119 GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Attend a meeting and DEAR POLLY - Recipes twirl round and round in a cir- i the co.ir1 piInty matted on the OutSide a' 5anPgrd. (Sealed Bid for Resder.Printi'r, u l ' NTRAL PARK. ACCORDING Seminole County, Florida. Con duties early and then convince kin that your plans for the future are correct. Entertain tonight. eState Of IRENE BLACKSI4EAR, writing Clerk's Ottice, P.O. Drawer pla5lic coffee can lids. Heat a nail and punch a hole near deceased. late of said courty, to p C. San'ord, Florida 37771, All bids the too of each lid. Glue a recipe on each lid and then Circuit Judge of Seminole County. e to be in a Sealed envelope, threadthe lids on to a looseleaf notebook ring. — OPAL. County 1• .. 4l - ' City Hall within the City of said Devoe evening to family, h;s -. .-- -: 9.10 CBS THE SHAPE OF THINGS Producer , George 1 1 w.h. In til.tttt h;rlrl". ano ther idea to televilon, this one stars women In front ad behind the camera. Producer A copy of the proposed Ordinance Altamonte Sprsng, Florida. à. in sx*tedat the City s4aIl. Longwood, (31 ott.ec placel within tht threeand Florida. arid ccPiei are on tiI with C4y, pubithed in Th Sanford the Clerk of the City and same may Herald, a newspaper of general be inspected by the public. circulation in the City of Altamonte v"you. d15 wch y.agasl or Sneritrs OepCrtmer'. Masonic cular tetre uk and you CI) make one with several round Building, Sanford, fia,. or by etrrr 01 may ra'e In, hOs,s, of said 1.1: BEST —_ to lime final action is taken by bearing rnaybecon$,nu,tjfromlim, the City until Council to lime until final action Is taken by This notice shall be posted it the ?Iw city Council. aspects in the afternoon bring you the chance to SHERIFFS SP*ClflcAINMs may be, obtained at '- 1. express your finest talents. Persuade those in high office to DATED this 16th day of October, Springs. and Seminole County, A 0 1973. listen to your plan for the future. FiOtida. once a week for at least four 5 Qnn R. Sisoniate ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Keep busy at white'er is of ' 141 consecutive *t*S5 pq içt to the CttpCIk a practical nature In the morning and reserve the afternoon ' . (I.1trofttiPubtic Hearing; thi date Of the City of ç the fir s t pubhCatln tthadat9 of , " for discussing modern ideas. Ln.sgsvood, F:tjrIda tte test publication. both dateS in Puttl,th Oct 19, 1973 You and each of you are tiercoy OEPARTMENT not"fied and required to present any I THE as Potse At andagainsttneprop ae'a GENERAL TENDENCIES: The morning finds the car is there. Better still he could be waiting at the Deceased. Monday, Ocfobr 72, 1973 for the _________ actress Miss Grant, who also the meeting interested parties may and zoning well be heard Said appear and be ht'Orcl wuth respert to the Proposed Ordinance. This t1i'ar!nO fllIIy be continued from time th e likelihood for poor judgment but the thevcouldgeLoutofthecarandrIntheoorbejifl NOTICE FOR RIDS sho'w some consideration for the neighbors instead of The 5n'iinol, Comty Board of : sitting lazily honking and honking. The person cj County Con5mistiOrs will .Ct$Ye picked up could also shbw some courtesy by waving bids Of ffi*O&1iCt of Arthur H. Beckout the front window to let the driver know he realizes with, Jr., Chit ii to 12:00 110015 In the Circe.) Court, s..n In Probate. In to . Estate of honk DEPT. Calucci is shocked when and Jed are buddies to the end, he discovers Shirley, his and tonight they almost prove current ecretary and heart- it. Pie. Jed Brooks feels he isn't throb, had another man In her contributing enough for the war life. effort by working on the Red Ball Express. the City 14011 of Longwood. Florida, Florida, on the 73rd day of October. from the Carroll Righter Institute One of my Pet Peeves is with peopk who go to pick up riders (often early in the morning) and then sit and Legal Notice Carolyn Raskin co-directs with be held in 1973 CAR ROLL RIGHTER'S !~~. i _________________ and the principal. U you do not get iatlifaetory answers, appeal to the super -4ntendeat 01 schools. And 8$ I list resort, there Is always the Board 01 Education. Legal Notice 8:30-9 CBS ROLl., OUT Sweet 197). at 4 30 p iii • or as soon on Monday. 12th da'f of thratter OS possible. at whh limp U0venber . A 0the 1973. at 5.00 pr"i int er ested partieS and Cit::n% for thefft er eoantLslals. Go to school and have a tak with the teacher ._I.III - OCTOBER - By POLLY CRAMER DEAR M&THERS: You wm to have some legiumate _ 8-8:30 CBS CAI.,tJCcI' Lots las. lee. 157. and 155 of Forest SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDACiIy.Orange Park. accordnglo the AND PARCEL C: THE SOUTH is . AND THE SOUTH 253 ptattherCO?asre(crded,nPat33k pgp 60 of the Public Records of CEET OF THE NORTH ' OF LOT ;. House Of Steak me 1 Tiiiie 'r..is Florida, to wit LIMITS OF IF YOUR ('luLl) IS HORN TODAY.. - he or the will be THE CITY. Orø.nance ' 22$ 73 and as one of those fascinating young pecple with much vision and AUTHORIZING AMENDMENT T CITY MAP TO INCLUDE SAID amended and Si.. "nented. future plans fo success Be sure to plan an education that i Theprese.' :on*.; .'ss.'ication LAND ANNEXED; PROVIDING above the norm for best results. A government connection SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS Of said property is A I • ' uti'rll District, as that cJsifle.,'.,, , could be ideal. Teach to be a good sport. AND EFFECTIVE DATE. dcribed in the zoning ordin'. Said Ordnance was plac ed on "The Stars impel, they do not compel." Whz,t you make reading on Octcer IS. 197), and the and regulations of Seminole Count, of your lire is largely up to YOU! Florida. City Council will consider sane The Public HearngwifIbfh,ld in final passage and adoption after the the City halt. Altamonte Springs, FORECAST FOR public h"fIng which will POLLY'S POINTERS and In order to embarrass him the teacher asked the child to stand in front of the class and say a prayer. MISSOURI MOThERS (4 pin Civic work can build up your prestige. PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar 20) Improve the appearance of your surroundings with the aid of those around you. 'Try to zi..k. - .i:. 19 — — Share the ride but kid without his parent' p emission? [They do in this school.] - AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb 9) You understand views 1Xite! Y'W nf' 2 ! d Cn COCpeY!!C with 'h"m (nr mutuel t-1 t1i: body o or "F" for the day. 11 a student loses his money lot U it Is stolen I he - U Show that you are willing to cooperate. - — — 1— To consider annexation Of th PARK, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED b0o*nmg deicsbed property lying IN PLAT aOox 6. PAGE 99 OF and being in Seminole County. THE .' ___________________ 49 qo, )d ideas you have to gain the favor of new ontnci. wn the data you need. Sidestep one who opposes you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan, 20) Find the right WY have a better understanding with debtors and crediirs. — 11 a teacher can't control the class, she marks every - . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dcr. 21 P ',' 43 46 DEAR ABBY: We are 10 r'others writing this letter b.caue we all have the same problem. We don't know what the Lawa of this state are pertaining to students' sights. '-. 119 1 19 26 1::1 DEAR ANti: Yes. mos t them do. Women, at you saving your lovely, feminine nightgowns and hairdos for. 11,. later than you think. A woman who goes to bed looking like a scarecrow reminds me of th' bride who came 14 her own weddJrg In a 44 M.inner • Pr 47Str S'nitir, 52 IlkihIduji 23 - -- J I-- Does any other man feel the way I do? I hope to see your answer before the fue go out. ... i I I. M1umttio..r 'i.IIrr 'rr bit 11 _____ pajamas and that helmet! ranted t !k 1,114'flf 34 ( '1111111101: II Bird Iwrnw 6 7 Im ___ iii .in II t.cudunni 13 — ( __ ' — 118 arit, I L! ltuiri 'itfi, it ,i, 11(1111- tu' rvnuk I,, .17( n. u fill- 'rn.lis-I.srs ________ ______ ____________ li-jth*r - 3 Ai rf 11 ltigtihiii.' '7 lIji.,il.,n liii It,.it'tu. • ..h • B. shi,nt .4 (l 10 )ru' I Ikill.'t;1,r M.sh"i'nr iIh i' In"I - at IH I .a.n.. lo- II - efq's ts.n littir ISIs.. 2 , 4 14kr Iiti.iI • "lal 'w.ml (.l.;il.sf u ',aL,it.,'mlit .,t. .,t. • ' "°i•'' . f5bt; , -, I -'h oil %tralfhtl% DEAR ABBY: I am a male, age 2, maed for ad I am still very much alive In every respect. For several years now, my wife, who is a very attraCLive woman, has come to bed fuUy clothed In h.r uniform of pajamas wiich are buttoned high up around heir ck and tightly secured the waist, the wrists, and ankles. Th ere is just no getting In anywhere. .he also has yards of toilet tissue wrapped around her bead to keep her hairdo intact, and the wholspaper.bead Is covered with a ridiculous ruffled nightcap. vlc) qhpi .es..1, '.4 & lnv.lv niuhtowns I have given her out SO I ti!d the drawer and . : hill By Abigail Van B B uren A I L I • Ii lnl'r,iuI in.). III 1111$ til ____________ ' - 1 FIC1ITIOU$AM NOTICE IShereby g iven that tam rnaqe in busi ness at 2105 South kn rzl_4~_.,- 'T JIrs'hi$ 4IISIIt 1¼T.t.d. .1 k 'ts 1.. t 'I, ISuii;iiu I leave husband cold _ SajiMM 1-b ~_I. lql l 11 -- _____ _______ ,çj.-. a . Ab ______ + P!A — OFFICFOFTHEMAYOP LONOW000,FLORIDA Proclamation CaiI'., For Elet CARROLL RIGHTER'S The City CI LaQWd French Avenue. Sanford, Seminole whereas, The City Charter of itc County, Itorida under the dOJ% city of Lonpwood provides that the name of IOWA MEATS, and that Mayor of Longwood sha4 issue his HOROSCOPE Intend to register taldname with the proclamation calling for an eIectiod. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole from the Carroll Righter Institute stating therein the lime, plEe, ine Counts. Florida In accordar.:e with nomisig the different offices to be the provisions of tilted and said proctama!ic'n SMII be / Name Statutes, to wit: Section posted at the front dc3r of City Hall 0 . GENERAL TENDENCIES: The early part so, Florida Statutes (1971). and published in the Sanford He aid the day brings sonic conflict but life becomes S Fred T. Hage once each week for 1*0 wcek PubI'Sh: Oct. 12. 19. 26. NOV. 7, 1973 easier as the d a y progresses. The cvcmng is an excellent time N, Therefore I. Eugene 0.4 DE 73 to express a new Idea you have. A smile now gets you what Jaques Mayor of Longwood do hereby proclaim that an •Iect,on you want smile CITY OF LONG!0D. shall be held on December 4. 191.1, on ARI IS (Mar 21 to Apr. I)) Morning could be a little FLORIDA the City of Longwood, from 7:00 difficult because you uont agree now with some bIgwig. NOT ICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO AM to 7:00 P.M. and that the CONSIDER ADOPT ION Strive for nore harmony with mate. OF following di stricts of Council Seats shall be open TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20) The situation at home FUOPOSEOORDIP4ANCE TO WHOM IT MY CONCERN DiclriCI No 2 - P13W held by could be difficult in the morning, so use wisdom- Some NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Council Chairman W. J. Vlosky measure of success can be attained later the City Of Longwood. Florida, tht Now held by District No 4 the City Council will hold a public Councilman Dick Crenshaw GEMINI (May 21 to i(Jn. 21) The planets are favorhle to Consider enactment of Dictrict No 1 — Now held by for you to make much pr ogr ess today so make the :it hearing Ordinance P1 349, entitled Councilman E. E. Williamson contacts early. handle deals with wisdom. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 4 S EUQeOC a .laques. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Reaching an OF LONGW000, FLORIDA, Mayor agreement with an assoc$t7 makes it possible to add to your ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING S: O,viiv q, Shomate, WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA City Clerk present income. A higher-up can be helpful. 0 THE CITY AN AREA OF LAND PubtiSh: Oct 12, 19. 1913 LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Engage in i duties that can I1UATE AND BEING IN DEU7I open up a new vista for you. Accept invitations to social ¶MIPIOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, AND MOPf PARTICULARLY affairs and become more popular. OWFE iTYOFALTAMT" DESCRIBED AS FOLLOW VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept. 22) Analyze a new Interest SPRINGS,FLORIDA PARCEL THE WEST 'zOF LOT well before you get into it and seek the advice of an expert a OF CENTRAL PARK. AC TO Notice of Putlic Hearing WHOM IT MAY CONCERN for solving a problem. Re enthused. CORDING TO THE PL kolice IS hereby givenby the THEREOF AS RECORDED IN ;HRA (Sept 23 c 221 Make su to do important : 11 Pt AT ncio. e. t'r",í w or TI,r City Council of the City ' dJY ) that iitcr vii c.tn hr with fr'n!s i-.:-i'u(L • Dou't spon ,:".; (toe reputation Cay Council *ill hold a puLil SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; SCORIIC (Oct PARCEL 8: LOT 7 of CENTRAL t?""'. 'a Nov. 21) Morning is best for ______ II M riN 4 fl1 11 "' '" I II \.,tiu f li$ ?l$1i_ tI i , It,m',n 'Fi itiiiii! 1- MititI" I1qwi Lega' Notic? Friday, Oct. 19, . The Sanford Herald Legal Notice -- _I ' ,T '4Il1tftffl t:fl In I,'pI • ;.I. • JUl. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1973 — ~11 'II 4I$ 11)1' f:t n,tlV. a. it- it FORECAST FOR I p1't1 1 u - to P'cvtous Puzo OPENING SPECIAL PAN FRIED2.95 CATFISH ALL YOU CAN EAT She aton-San k'd Inn I-IA SR $( S.\)RI) I Appearing in our dining room this week the sei'saional Pork Chops "Madras" Backed up by Scallops En Casserole, Red Snapper, Scampis in Curry Sauce and Brochette of Tenderlo.n Plus iill time favorites like New York Sirloin. Veal Parmesan, Filet lvtignon, and Prime Ribs and more Don't miss the finale of strawberry ii.if.iit, pie 'l la tiixlt,, 01a IC'llSlflq lush Coffoo. - -. - - - - . - - _______ . In lilt! I tiI'.lt '.51' II I.'e "C ".1-j4.1 .11 1L 1) .old tavoutes and coi1tei.;.raIy sound q f: yOtU listening and daflclflçj pkisure A l.(1foct enco, f, to tl's-' pvi'fllnrl The 3 Seasons Restaurant Deltona Exit of Interstate 4 For reservations call 6684493 �8A-The Sanford Herald The Sanford Herald Friday, Oct. 19, 1913 c mpare. ..you can't Friday, Oct. 19,1913-16 srael Reports Battles o do better than Zayre! ucceed On 2 Fronts ' *1 -,-Age-W By THE ASSOCIATED l'HESS continued to attack the Egyp. since Thursday afternoon. In Washington, Secretary of Israel reported that its forces Israel reported new tanl bat. hans In the Sinai Desert and On the diplomatic , ont, the State Henry A. Kissinger con- in Sinai had broken through the Iles oi; both sides of the Suez around the bridgehead which authoritative Cairo newspaper tinued talks with Soviet Am- Egyptian forces that crossed Canal today and said its forces Israel announced Thursday It Al in the central sector of the ST. had established on the west Premier AIexe N. Kosygin had but officials predicted no quick the war and had opened a brid. ian front had repulsed a coin- bank of the canal, held five long meetings with breakthrough to an agreement gehead on the west bank north bined attack by Syrian, Iraqi An official Egyptin .spoke. President Anwar Sadat in Cairo on a cease-fire proposal. of the Great Bitter Lake four and Jordanian infantry and man in Cairo scoffed at the Is. in the past three days. Saudi Arabia announced it days ago. tanks this morning. racli report of a bridgehead on The report did not say what was c'ttIng oil production 10 A communique said the Is. the west bank of the canal. was said, but it said Kosygin per cent and threatened to stop The Israelis said they were raeli forces on the Syrian front "A group of foreign corre- iiiade two telephone calls to all shipments of Saudi oil to the pushing armor, artillery and inflicted losses on the attackers spondent.s are visiting the Sinai Conunuriist party chief Leonid United States unless Washing. troops across the waterway and but gave no details. There was battlefront today to prove that I. Brezhnev during his stay. ton quit supplying arms to is. that raiders from the bridgeno announcenint from [)am. the Israeli claims are false," he [loth Al Ahram and the offirael. But the Nixon Adminis- head were striking out against ascus. said. cial Middle East News Agency tration expressed confidence it Egyptian supply 'Inca, cornOn the Suez Canal front, the But the Egyptian command indicated Kosygin had left could handle any cutbacks In ,,iand posts and artillery and Israeli command said its Forces had issued ne comr.unlque Cairo. the oil supply antiaircraft missile batteries. fr • ••• - ______ . PLAYING WAR Is an age-old childhood game, but rarely with such lethal playthings as two Vietnamese children scavaged from a military dump along Highway I northrash of Saigon. • Covérnnieiit t Energy Conserva ionth e ods tM f! - 4-4 LC'• I J - / v " f .,,.,. . - '- F •• -.. I I ' AND HOME MILY -- BL VALU FOR THE F NCREDI COME SAVE - flFILLE VERY SPECIALD" k I HOSIERY COME SAVE 1.12 LEE LF-i OIL FILTERS C(!ME, SAVE 2M COME SAVE_7M9! SUPER HIGH QUALITY STEEL TENNIS RACKET New e Of C ENTERTAINMENT 100 COUNT CENTER PAPER PLATES I I To Strike --j I 191 $1 S E S PLAiD req. 2.97 FA HION SLA' req. 99c FILLER PAPER Jazzy stitch nylon panty ha In $7 dreamy colors; sizes petite, avg.. A elate ai.'i nyltii brhed I tece. SLs 3440 small. :!rn, men and rug. cin •fl1g..A vi i u Y .YY.n - --.,------- jells jr-! .....: • CELEBRITY BALL JACK HUGHES, Dei1'r, Cob., who has shined shoes for 50 years, made this 30-foot hall n shoe laces from contributors such as Al Capone and Bing Crosby. ' COME _V 1.97 - 2.97 SA 300 SHEET NOTE. BOOK design; top gtode spedal nylon ____ TAILORED PAJAMAS Smartly styled ca.ual shoes in two. tone tor ow PANTY HOSE ICH®HI MEPECIAL open hrojt FANTASTIC SAVINGS MISSES SLEEK req. 4.67 -a - jijj,ry1 .- ;:. --- -. ..-.... •i. .r -...... -c.. . - . ROyCCA&a NEW YORK (AP) - Mdday stocks High Lew Cut SRitP 21'. 7$', 7$'., S(0)P4O Allis Chat 12'. 12 ir. S44CtLtfl 'New Start' A*"" AIco,. 7111 774 fl', Star R Am AitIk I)'... I73 1714 SCUt".CO NEW YORK (AP) Vice 34 15'. 351,SmRy Am Can V. 90 JO I'resident-deanatc Gerald U Am C,sr 76. 74il 25'. SIUIird'. Ford says government must Am **W1 I'. 011 ,,. StO'iCiI ,,, Am TIT make "a new beginning" to re- 8IbCk . o. . S101rd 2414 74'., 31'. sthr - American-' thnt But d B SI 3514 31 3) government works for them. eo,rn 11 i,. i 77') 73'. 22'. "That it works not just for the nOidur Suil li 33'. 33', 33. self-interest of those in office, C..ro Pw 22'. 77 7)' 31'. 37' 7) but primarily for the public 7) 73', 73'. 27), interest of all the people." Ford Chrys$iq 141 II.)'6 ifi coca Cot told the annual Al Smith dinner Coin Ed $'i 7$14 7$'. Cord Can 21'., 7$' ;), Thursday night. O.na ' $1; The House Republican leader Doe ci.un rc4rned to Washington early . Es Kod 132 tIl II)'. today for a trip to Knoxville, EMALin • • Term., to address an association Esmirk 2*". 71'.. 2114 Exxon I". 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Un Up,U \ JiiisiLs as well in a homecoming game as ____--------.---.------.----- ~vl_..` ' -Z -..'a -:.-, AF~ I m .... ___ _' .... I:-:- - - Writer - - is RchardsbeningarecIusewcekandisfd Oils goitaor—wuchmeanshewillprobabIycatchciiewaw lca%v him in the dust on the way to cellar. A glance at this week shows lix first place picker h grp .Ind Cherwa rno',ur up: ~ . _____ - ________ I- NNNVIANVV~ r SANFORD AT MAINLAND " ~Mw - The Seminoles trek to another Big Eight hattie with the hopes c4 tialling down win number 100 for Claude Woodruff. : Three of the four forecasters see Mainland coming out on top with Richards the lone dissnkr. Civs á àev 2, Ceig2r 2u-iz and Gilmartin calls It 14 13 for the Bucs. Richards copied a score but his ineptitude caused a reversal of the outcome; he has Sanford winning 14.13. =_ _ - 0001- JONES AT LYMAN - __ . - ~- - . - - All the scribes are agreed on this one. Lyman being up for their homecoming and Jones c=es to Longwood with a I. -4 slate with heavylosses Notxxl wO Gilmartin call.ing a 42-12 'Hound win, - Cberwa seeing 420; Ric+ards thinks it wW be 36-14 and Geiger set3 a tough I : - fight for the Seminole county club at 26.14. KISSIMEEATOVIEDO - IF zz--;• 17MM E- . This is a must gante for die Lions if they have any hopes i• r.. . , -i .n. writers icie Ifl Os it.do ssl&n tht chips are dcrm—esen Cherwa -who has a markrd oropensity to become a turncoat i'hen . Seminole teams engage in Geiger calls a 3S-ZOsccre; Richards l8; Cherwa and Gilmartin sees the scoreboard in the sky reading 20.8 at the end of the coming OBC fight. - _ = L - :+ r ., - - LAXEBRAN'TLEYATLA.KEVIEW - JU mors * - el- th 42 econds aining in 5 r; game rterback Kathy Stroup scored from the onetoetheJuniorgtrLsa148 %ictory over the Senior counterparts in the last, and only game of the powder. pufiseason Thursday night lttktVtO .iuOU wucdowns to give upsei lc'torv In i prn was marred with broke1i plays and penalties Her first score camewtth950remnIngInthe second stanza when she broke around right end 34 yards for a down The other m came in the waning moments of game. The Seniors were Wily when with I : I 1 to go in the first quarter Lou Kain took a sweep around left end for yards. The Seniors finished ahead staca1departmentwjth1 offensive yards f . 'he underclassmen. Theleadirign rwas Sue Reddi whose bursts 1 kept the Junior defense in a state of amazement all eve-nirg, She aceuiiiulatcd 68 yards In A - Z_ ; ! A - - . -- , ,. . .1 . . '-'=' -- - - .?'' - ,... - __ ,... - - - - - - __ z - - - - -=---..-.. _.. ::-':.:--..•.: . .- - . - r r for tm ori h1 ha'. thi prepsiers faking it big at 35-C. It Just so happens that this u - r,-'1'r I 1' r 5 L' 1 ......L..d R.IA I...ut .- - :-- . . - .. . - .. - -.. -...... BABY SEMINOLE BACK IN LIONS' DIN . .. - -- - ............ Whigham . -r-1. .- r I - 1_,rw #~-,,T 1'. I . - i - -__. I 1; To tona Do bail earn with ecep flOi ning streak FYiday evening as they Joumey to battle with big Eight toe Daytona Beach Mainland In the city by the sea. will a hoping to come away with their first Big Eight win ever and in the process hand Oach Claude Woodruff his 100th victory of his career. The going could he rough • that topped the tribe l.14. However, the Bucs dropped a decision to DeLand last week as they gave notice of their * '0 flQ -"n rr , , Mike Goode who will assist guards Don Taylor' and Anthony Montgomer,, along with center John Blaylock in providing the necessary protection for Wbghwn, Rdd in i,-dsr , ,'sc' soj time b telling ou k'iow the resjt,s 't , . , '' * A '*"lt i, '1' , in Seavergets warm weather he . !oiis.od. and hets Tom 1- lyrifel whab!v - - U - , U :' I v rçj 14, WV IIUIIIIJ Prowl" The Amerks were to face Richmond in War Memorial AuditDrium; Stinday. 71* game will be rescheduled for a later date. Mion* Herlid ( orrtspondent I 21 1-7. - - - sea son that is now half over. passer as his five fl)tocseand I ormI. r ru5htng leader Larry or 630 air )ards b'ar out Ills Key wastieldtojust3Syardsin favorite receiver is Tyrone i lt rni O 1'd s 1€ 11,-, , (1 tp 11 ,'fl() ttn'l't t1 - - 1 D1 LOnWhL IL) Ui' ksn' lrtusi )flf' ,'njrotiItw (.v,cø ,injw tk.....4 ,-,...a I,,aI wøøk fIsIr'us Klmnwe in an Orange Belt Torn Swen1 oneolOsiedo's ConIersnce cii& atB p.m. Th.Captains, is expected to see Ocala Vanguard. The lAorss say their three aetion tonight for the first time While most of Kisaimmees + - I ,-,- rd , --- -- - "#(.-,1% (¼.._i 1 ç \,/ I CXICK - .- t / O.Pi- • , c' A I wo //f 10 4/, 6IA5 4f) 'drS /. j Mover 1j, / * I 1 4 -'--.-,..,..-•*.-.--- -! V . • ty crss u'tz, . I' tii',J ' ;C nrd Ilun, / the flipni o,, 'j ' #1 1'HiI a 6CoME 7;f . Al fl,IM c1,4c,q Ut1di)I '- r - ,%" #,' '' Ff,'I I , f 1(3 Ap / Hi P9e71 72W t10161 - ' Ot ill i ' ( ' g t '- tori I / I .4 - ' ' - - 'i z :: - - - _ - -. -.- - ,- A.. - Herbert Branch's 156 yards in 21 carries included the final two Sanford scores, both on runs. He also carried the pigskin for the game's only two successiul conversions. The Baby Seminoles amassed a total of 287 yards offensively, 233 of them on the ground, while holding the Lions to 143 toial yards, 91 of them on the ground. fielder. "But Buddy (Harrelson) told me I'd been too rigid standing at the plate. So I up there super went McGraw said. McGraw's darting fasthall set the A's down 1-2-3 in the ninth, He Finished on a high note, striking out the last two batters. "The Mets' ditching is the best we've looked at this year," said Manager Dick Williams of Oakland. "1 thought Blue pitched a hell of a garlic. Koosman and McGraw Just pitched better." A look at the figures confirmed McGraw promptly walked pinchhi iLter Demon Johnson to load the ba ses, setting up a situation in which cGraw has flourished most of the season - Williams' assessment. The A's were only able to collect threehits off Koosman and none off McGraw "I can't pitch well with nobody on hiso " ' said Mt;r;sw. "I have much bu tier tiU.tiIlfattUJI V,101 the b,,:,es The crowd roared as New York's (a vonte relief pitcher got pinchhitter Angel Mangu.al on a pop fly to ortstop Harrelson. Then the crowd Wimt absolutely berserk as McGraw goit the dangerous Bert Campaneris or strikes. "ilie strikeout pitch was just atxive the knees on the outside part Thur'dav nuht The ivwer-hittjr.' A's haven't had a house run in this Series and scored only four runs in the three games at Shea. "Old baseball men say good pitching stops good hitting, and I guess I'll have to go along with that," said Blue, who has never won a game in post-season play. "God pitching and defense and some very timely hitting," said Wiliiam.s, summarizing the Mets of the plate," said McGraw. "I tried magic. - IN ded." NEW YORK tAPi Tug McGraw a±it that he pitcbc.hL bct wh:n he is in the deepest trouble, but denies he sets up those hazardous situations purposely, breaking a miserable midsummer Jump, pcpu'xized the rallying CT) "You Gotta Beleere" and made it the religion of every red-blooded Met fan. "I know some people think so," the boyish relief ace said after saving se New York Mets' 2-0 victory over the Athletics 'fliursday night and sending the World Series '1 decided long ago, you just can't give up on yourself." The MeLs were leading 2-0, but the A's were threatening in the seventh Thursday night when Manager Yogi back to Oakland with theMe(sahead three games to two, Berra relieved starter Jerry Koosman with McGraw. "Really, I am more comfortable when there are no men on base, but sometimes I find myself pitching too line and playing it a bit too cute. "When l'ti really in trouble, I Just rear back and throw the ball. And, honestly. I never doubt. I always believe." It was McGraw who, just before Gene Tenace was on third and Ray Fosse on second after a walk and a — double. There was one out. The crowd was on its feet. cheering its lungs out at the apI1earanet of McGraw. McGraw walked pinch-hitter Deron Johnson ho load the bases and face pinch-hitter Angel Mangual. McGraw didn't quiver. "I .aid to iu sell, Now I'm ready. I'm not going to goof this up.' And I was sure in my mind I was right," he explained, lie forced Mingual to pop to short and then struck out Bert Campaneris, one of the A's most dangerous operatives. Ted Kubiak and Billy Conigluaro after Cleon Jones had made a lunging catch of Fosse's sinking line drive. McGraw, n, good-looking, with a teen-age enthusiasm, turned to the role of relief pitcher when he found out he must do that or spend his life in the minors or behind a barbers chair. lit bias an apprentice barber's license, lie joined the Mets in 1965 but took three trips to the Jacksonville farm team before winning a job for good in 1969. Last year he had 27 saves and an earned run average of 1.70. Thu year, he rescued his teammates 25 times, doing his most effective work during the late pennant drive when, in one 15-game stretch, he had four victories and 11 saves "I think I pitched too carefully to Campaneri.s," the reliever said. "It's a bad habit of mine. I don't do it intentionally. It seems I'm just not ready to pitch unless I'm in some kind of trouble" With the count 2-2, he zipped a fast ball past the bat of the stunned A's shortstop. McGraw walked two men in the eighth but, with two out, he mnnaged to get Jesus Alou to line out to third base. Then, in the ninth he struck out Sports In Brief HORSE RACING NEW YORK — Protagonist, $7.40, finished a neck ahead of Prince to win the first division of the $184,750 Champagne Stakes at Belmont Park, while Holding Pattern, $12, galloped Oviedo got within scoring range only one other time during the tilt, but had to settle for a field goal attempt that failed. to a 512-length victory over (;reen Gambados in the second cii'. ision - Leon Millery came on to quarterback the junior varsity in the final minutes, successfully maneuvering the ball on the ground with successive power sweeps off tackle. Six Seminole County teams meet in head to Duncan as long as possible and no one thought he head battle at Sanford Naval Academy in the could beat the experienced Hound. When both annual Seminole County Championships, runners crossed the finish tine in a "photo Saturday at 10 a.m. finish's Evans was declared the winner in a photo finish, Since then they have kept up a friendly The teams competing are Lyman, Sanford rivalry. Seminole, Sanford Naval Academy, Lake Brantley, Oviedo, and Trinity Prep will start at According to Huggins Duncan will have to get the SNA Junior School on '3th Street and well out in front of the Middie harrier because Mdflonville Avenue. Duncan does not have The "super kick" thai )'I).-- game ivinnk!.tz ;&eak broken since do's loss on opening success comes thru the air, P last Ifuben . •---- . l.bi-tL [j hit. lic-ti 1ij, of lacn itk lined with a broku-i snd 1 arson, iuiisclf, li.t.L 1.ake '' "prutn hard t stop hcn '1' 1 W Dt' '...il, iiidi-i I "Pt rib .,., Th'- d:1¼ t .as doubh paintul J tilt S'ngh of InJia ads tmced Wa) ne Sturupi has d'.it. a t er") t t, the Ml 4 W the quarfcr4mals of the in. asitstOsiedoaecondpIacem good Job filling in for the in The Oviedo High Marching 4"-" - vthan Grx2nd Pm international the Conference Going Into the jured Severt at the tuliback Band and Gr1s Dance Corp will were tied with tx31Uon. iS.. Tennis Tourney with a 31, 64, game they again be on hand to entertain - /,/ 6-3 victory over Brian GotUried Lokeview, both squads 5d loop F The Kowboys bring a potent before and during the contest records ot i-C of Pert lauderthie, Fin offense Into the Seminole Director 1audia Bush along Ti-. is t r. . to ctrflc ut of iUi t'.jiti 1 sstth studtnts M4r S hsiizr T)iq tr fl rn-u tt.' • u is that Lions halfbacP iu, F ia API P1LJ( uarn to curt. on css Sm) ma Karen Mead, Jar. troc and ( Mona &i.allau of iowa (, 'Qifl Jackson ha taken o1er Heath this season Two weeks \pnil MeC-ard> up &mc '' / .4, Iowa, sute-i osemary Casais the rushing lead amongst ago they WeIC able to put 20 of the most unique antI in. :-1 _ cl f San Fr;inclseo 3-6, ". 64 C points on the board during the teresting things done anywhere '-' 'li' I. , I •J t..l1 t- '1 .h ..sij I n+1 tc b tuniwi ui phi+s U) is. ii'ra'-uis luot. is aet tar ei h n m' -. •4_"i qurkr fiflaI ol the, 13Ka it).lr(l perforrranee white Junior Gary Larson hi's o clix It 1md the site is Oiedo s Women Pra Tennis Tour. ,.- - 7w scoring his eihtJ ItlI) of a pcocn to be a dan,irow (. 'urstr Fdd rw IItd!...-..SjJ - I Dy Ai,pn )Z4R5 /t554' BY Wft/,V/tf6 f715 f7R7 3, R ,-$1c'R't G14-tM th' 4 I. Joe Baker, To Pace CC Championships *7 • alley. "1 was kind of tight in the first four games," said the softspoken center "I kicked myself in the backside and I was all right from then or," 1 It I A 1 I Evans has, The favorite to win the team competition is four-A, squad i.}lnan. Cornmr'.tlng on his From the Oviedo team Marty Gilmore is chances and opponents Hound Coach David expected to be close on the heels of these two hIingin.s looks for a rl*sø' med. dsstanccmncn, Other lion rwurscrs expected to t'tsispe(e are Jowl .rinneil, Jay Goree, Dean lie rates Oviedo as his toughest foe stating Nogle, Greg Yo un g, and Lance Nogle. their team depth as a big asset for the Ions, Ile (eels the lake Brantley squad will be in Froci the east end of the county Lake the running behind such runners as Mett Schultz, Brantley Coach Mike Gibson is looking for no Greg Miller. Continuing he said that SNA less then a third plate finish. i-as toe of the iuitist improved .squads in the ui ca. 1k expects that l.yiuian and Oviedo "split-up" the top points which will create a When talking about the Middies it is hard to ('lt)setsess of scores throughout the rest of (he keep out the name of star harrier Kenny Evans, field. Evans has spearheaded their drive for a state chum oi-u.hip 1 l; I onsk -r(d b) SanTa' ecpert; The 'atriot mentor Is counting on the serlICts (4 Schultz and ,itler. lie i especially as the Les' ck./ .-inner ut the state. pleased with the improvement of these two Of interest to everyone will be the duel runners plus Norman Grant. Like Huggins he too ween Evans and Lyman disncemnan ta Kenny Duncan, lhiggins explained that these two have an intense rivalry but still remain the best of d(e.s not look for a nhl1W1)' uWr The starting seven for the Patriots are friends. Schultz, Miller, Grant, Jim Smith, Ron Lyons, Kurt I)rLshahl, and Dan Nicholas. Nicholas was Iluggins said the rivalry started this summer as -enti) Irom;tud (roiui the jitet'-; "N-n both runners were competing in the state /SAU meet. The event was the mile run and The seven harriers fronmi the hound team are !)uncafl was the favorite clrie he had experience Is' be Duncan, Tom Herron, Dennis Burns, Mark on his side. Bousquct, Jimmy Brinker, Jim Donaldson, and Evans was onk' supposed to keep sip with Will!? Snuu. A light-hea r ted look "PASSING at Tennis andSHOW' Its history Hurry- Only one more dip to t-1c 25 PCI on men's complete tennis Evans, Duncan Expected - The Amerks open their A'IL season tonight in Boston. t1.s -' ;o- the 01(51 unportant hit of ru life," saul 11,11111, who isn't normally known for gamewinning hits. 1t gave Jerry more of a cushion to work with." Blue exploded a fastball inside and Hahn hit it into the left-center field 'A through despite the control problem. Tug Pitches Best In Trouble Outfits Wilson shorts. Re 150 11 Contour.' V.Nck Shirt Re 54 - /937 ,iy.g,4 -, IN to have the equipment assem. tneu and working orkirig in time For thc mC s second scheduled inc game, set for Oct. 21 against Baumore. At Home Against Kissimmee, 5e*,,,~ 1,;1aw;rn-o 6;,',` ,41yp /w,,vev,i5 Cie /TO -56, llyt.EE GEIGER It took ii" ?t'Craw walked three batters in the seventh and eighth innings and managed to struggi: Officials said they expected /'YC8 1V1 CZ/ 6WTEREP WC /' -'-- 5" 1i ILi .- f) I , VU 1000 C irtir .1.? . broke down. inc iciGni TART Rfddng -45. !.ftect,rtry ..w _. PARTiNG SHOTS - Pt nS who also tossed a pair of completions for the Tribe, found Rick Fite open for a 22 yard tying score just The younger edition of the Fightting ing before halftime. Seminoles did just that come out fighting — in the second half to take the Leroy Martin came on in the se'ond "mythical county junior varsity cham- half to perform a workhorse role for pionship" over Oviedo, 22-6. the victors with 71 vital yards in 13 Seminole had previously beaten carries, mostly the tough way, into the Lyman, 8-0. interior of the Baby Lions' defensive den. The Baby Tribe, down by six points after Oviedo stole an SLIS pass and A pair of other running backs, Bill then scored moments later on a perfect McDaniels and Greg Vance romped for pass play, came back to knot the tilt in more than 30 yards each in the later the closing moments of the first half stages of the contest as the Baby and then ran two more scores by Semiiiiles dominated the second half Herbert Branch. of play. SHS ran out 63 total plays to The Sanford gridders now own a 3-2 the Lions' 48, most of that difference coming in the last two stanzas. mark. lkrald Sports Editor Parts for a new tce.mak1n machine, ordered this tamer. failed to arrive in time to built the machine officials said Friday. Two years ago, the home opener was postpened because • I11;ij4 j% L10 4 $y J RICIIAIIDS their season home opener be. Cause of a lack of ice. The Seminole grid tutor will go with Carlton Edge and Erogies Bagley at the end spots hoping to prcsvkle adequate receivers ers I the new tribe thrower. Tackles opening for tlie local,s will be Billy the Iocas they face a . - Coach Benjamin points the %va.y Oviedo JVA'S, 22-6 ROCIW.STER. N.Y. (AP) "We're going to put the world on his shouIers this time." said Woodruff, "And I think he will do aU right." Woodruff had been reluctant to start Whighani previously due to his inexperience and the possibility of ha vingthe yter identified with losing causes and losing faith In himself The Mets had Blue on the ropes in the fourth when Rusty Staub arid Jones singled to start the inning, but failed to deliver a knockout blow. Blue pitched out of th e jam. lie (ailed, however to survive the sixth, when the Mets scored their second run on a single by Jerry Grote and triple by Don Hahn. to make It look like a screwball. It ssent just where I wanted It, and he reta xed tonight. I felt I could hit anybody. I had stiper confidence." Th at insurance run looked big in r late going when Koosman got into troubk. In the se venth inning, Ix walked Gen? fen.ace and gave up d one-out double to Ray Fosse that it men on second and third. It was time for McGraw. "No one wants to leave a balIK nine," sa id Koosman, 'and I was eling pretty strong, too. But you ca n't knock Yogi's move. Tug has p11tched great baseball for us the last tv,- o months." * * * Baby Seminoles Rip The Rochester Americans of the American hockey League Will have to again postpone I The Sanford Seminoles will be trying to break a four game We've got the be.ct pitching in baseball,' saia flerra after the 4 . I - = -! Sports s I_cl. --; . _ ._ '. , * . __.'. . ' .I'll __ -1___ . &~ AW- ~ _ - -. It was apparent from the start that pitching would dominate Ttnrsday night's game. Koosman and Oakland's Vida Blue were locked in a tense early struggle as the Mets took a 1-0 lead in the second inning on a double by flu-stricken Cleon Jones and a run-scoring single by John Milner. 'THAT WAY FELLAS' (Herald Photo by J Richards At s 011$ Tte unfdlthf,il tni f Hichars Cilinartui and Ueha ,Fie ' d' 1 " the dc-'_iu'i I,, 12, 32l4 and 2)-1 respettweh 4 ;I . - Short Frvris I S - ly Gvigr. --, 0---- uh.&`& prediction. The nm from Uic s I i I - - . r i__---1___C.*' ' the court. The finalists are Carul Stein—Rand, t.twryl M.eks— Kti' Club, Lisa GiosauettlNewspaper, Cheryl Copeland— FCA, Cathy Wilmoth—Cborus, if Shelley Zero —Chee ties ders, and Denise Yates-drfll team. i• 6 "comeback"win Thursday. against the Oviedo Junior Varsity, gets stopped bya pair olLionsas the Thbetook a22. - '' - F.ac1iofthe25ciubiatthe I Longwood site was allowed to ubmtt the name of one can10 JLIJL .sud the Lywau stuueuts soled the top seven to comprise -a -fc-- - - -• - carries - ,t I *0 4 I 1 - , Ai)MIIALFARRAGUTANDSANEORDNAVAL --- -- . ..-, -. - ) LEROY MARTIN, who garnered 71 yards ill 13 °' ~ - _; ___- Last time out for the Seminoles they were outscored 27.6 by Earl Carr and the Oak Ridge Pionem. However the local Woodruff will be going with Tommie Thompson and Herb breds more than held their own offensively moving the ball Su tton a e a oth. Dennis Garrett will handle the ° theground for more yardage than the visitors. For lback s in e case fu1 t ti ofstyardageneeds. HCRALDSCOVEBAORD . first time this season Sarifoud really moved the ball well Defensively the tribewill Juniors be starting Ends Mickey Stiors even if ltwas[nbetweenthe20vartj lines. to sris Downs sPringle and Carlton Edge. Tackles will be Billy Mills and % RushlrogYarda9t 167 AlleiMyers. The Nose man for Sanford will be Marty Pierze. mbine the abi!ity to move 16 . . 61-11 5102 1L1 ball isith the trick of gett ing ix points every once and ilie Seminole linebacking corps will be staffed b) Steve Wh1lC In order to balance the SIIS attack Coach Claude l'arrell and Jim Ckments on the outside with Montgomery 15 PnaflyYartjàgq Woodruff is planning to start sophomore signal caller Mark and Jixr.rny Stefens plugging the holes on the Inside. Vhitham. o . o The two deep backs for the tribe will be Brent Carli and Herb Sutton. Whigham has thrown the ball well In brief appearances 5; Gametime for the contest is set for 8 p.m. at Memorial so far this year and hght of the sore arm Brent Carl Is aid. Stadium Dyif na Beach, fering the sophqflisgetung the star-tjng nod. Zen 3 I 04, BEBKI.EY A'ITRINITYPREP p - Un iof Pam,IN - RMaing 2 2 rO 23, - ,- . - gal . 1~~. -;_, .-*! 41r . __ - ---: ~_- firniance. At halftime of the Lyman .J(ne (-'r.t1st the llomeeomthg queen for the 173-14 ichooI )car will be chosen The iinner was determined - mAa • .. - - - -AM ,. . -. ':.~f '- - = *:1 - Aimro hi' - - - , 4g _ - :- - . . - -: #, ... . __ - - I 4 Tonight 75% _. -4- I!f -- , 7 I +iI tiiiiolurs eptc- wily have been a\¼Iully tough on the predominantly :ghthand Oakland batting order— an-i Thursday night's was a good example. southpaw Jerry Koosm-an started tnd shut out the A's for 6 1-3 innings. 1,-ft-handed Tug McGraw finished np with a stunning relief per- ;- To tictory before a packed house of 54,817 at cold, windswept Shea Stadium. "That's wha got us here In the First place." -, 0 Ae - . ., - - er 73 yard mn most of Wcarries went for ne gative yardage. n the receiving department Mickey Dowel) hauled in four Stroup aerials for 20 yards. Ann of Senior class, : ore p= for 21 yards. On defense the sUndout hhd to be Asa io%anettl whose two timely interceptions kept the Junior offense from rolling up more points. - - I. -_ = TI_Irru The Patriots are looking tougher every week, ever. thiuh %)rnore will not bring out the toughness in a team However Lakeview should prove how good the Pats are thu year. All four are agreed on this one with Richards at 30-20 - - 1 Be Picked ____ . . 1 ;-_4~__r __ t. !i __1 - 1 , Y . . : . = .+ . z9ft - wo ffil. ,'.. rust, second Ic J k_. _zf --- I __AWV I- - - - - -- -I-# ,^ __ _- __ --.--I - - ... - The hard-throwing ace is the only r ight-hantler among the Mets' starters, but it really doesn't matter shich side they've been throwing from in this best-of-seven-garne -Series. lley'vc shackled the A's powt' r * __- - - __ _ - ' ;--i-- . 1 • Costantine aerials. The defensive alignment for ___ :t taffers imitate the local weathennan and see how good we trni np the ralnstcrrns From the looks of it the wea therman is probably gaining V, U Curreit1yyottrsuuiyislead1ngthepack1 awehvefor the whole season fellow fans, with Lee Geiger daring to come scicseonegametom,23-4log LeeG Isfollowedbyour IearlessleaderJRichardswith all4 Funny thingaboutj, hc alwa ys says he is -daring" to pick upces when he don' t figger 'em right The South end prognosticator John Cherwa Is still trying breaktoout of the cellar and the way Jbgs±ig he may do it. All pickers hit on five of six last week with the exception . of Mr. Richards, who snapped at a phany list of predictions written down by Lee Geiger, Geiger of course suffers at the hanthof the larcenous leader and used ittogooiJadnthge a Fish Richards snapped at the bait and finished 42 last I - ... "Seaver's arm is line," said Berra alter the Mets Won the fifth game 2-0 in New York. "Let's jest say that it's a good chance that it might be Sea- performance ~ % \ni is the time of the week when the Herald sports _ -.. , ti . .------ Paces J -1 By Don G,Imartn __ TD -, i-' The defensive rnakhup Is a dif Icrent story with the Tigers having the edge They are fif th in the Metro compared to eighth for the Greyhounds. in the most inipoant category, the games won or lost, Lyman has the top billing over Jones Lyman eoflnc Into tnrik'ht s contest 41 as 11, Ii Although Manager Yogi Berm wouldn't say directly, the New York pilot indicated Thursday night that Seaver would start In Saturday's sixth game in Oakland against A's ace Jim "Catfish" Hunter. Spot.;. From scouting reports and game films Copeland expects the Tigers to rely extensively on their running game. They should work out of a double- wing fOriI5tiCr. with t%05PUt ends This Is similar to the offense used by the Hounds. On defense the Head Hound looks .2 defensive alignment but for notes that teams thus far that have had to go against the strong passing attack of the Greyhounds have had Queen ,____r_ Spo tligh t nOtOiu -itOff on offense each game. The Tigers are n the cellar in this department averaging just over 100 yards oftense a game. I A— % ~ 1 N., . -- ----- in the conference this i 40 Jeff ClaytonThe reniaininit, defensemen are Al Latimer at safety and Ed Call:.n and The Hound offense is the second u OAKLAND i All) - The New York Mets lirought a :1-2 World Series lead back to Oakland today, hoping to finish the sinking A's with the righthand punch of nec Torn Seaver. %tlP four hfl1backIngposiftons are Hill, White, Paul Kelley, and the guards with Fred Human handling the centering chores. Stroup Sports .1 On the offensive line will be(,l' the tackles The to split ends should be Tom Gooch and I4att Leslie Gooch np pears to he well on his isa, of I it Li S the number o,ie receiver in the - and Johii Jerry Dowling intl Porter are the ends with hluiian and Wheeler as the 11111 and MK Whit Ii most Mets Blank A's 2-0, Lead 3-2 Jones hounds will be the same on that has been used all season. On the fine will be Rodney Dowling, Alan Wheeler, almost 100 yards ahead of his nearest competitor. In thc Hound backfield lll be Art Oliver, Al Cleveland and Terry Travis Travis will be S1)ht out as a wingbak. Cleveland has left irk In the Metro sta tistics holding down third spot In the conference. Not to be left out, Oliver is the fifth leading rusher Ili the lOOP. annual game of celebration. According to athletic director Ed iluckner, the game iith the Tigers ts picked because in the past game has pven to be t - . - Foe Metro. Thus far this season has caught 36 passes for 441 yards Just under 300 "ards This year Jones was chosen as the - -4 L*Z1.-' CA . . - F.xpected to start for Jones L - ' . :. _____ -N-1. - . - t- 4 .... A 'r - During the past three ycars, ll Since joining the Metro the HOWKLS in a bern unable to homecoming game. N - - ______ __ __1Pr1_ - kq . /' - - -- - .. After uu esslully conquering their Tangerine Bowl jinx the Lynuin Greyhounds look to tonight's me another situation ttuat has proven to be bad luck in past years, when they play host to Jones at 8-00 By JOHN CHER WA Herald Correspondent _______________________________________ - Metro they do in other contests. lie believes that the reason for this is that the players do not have their minds n the game n' muh as they should Starting at quarterback (OC I lounds will be Metro leading passer uobccsthnunesrthuseasonhe hds passed for over 1,000 yard ineluding 11 touchdowns, ________ - - I Seaver May Start Sixth Hour...,Js Host I ___ __ - Friday, Oct.-19-1973-3B _ - _ _____ VIEDO JV CIIEERLEADER%S Return welcoming cheer (Herald Photo bvJ Richards) ___ ________________________________________ Bear' Wondering Both for only 11210 _ yt,j,ve Come -_____ 4 '' l, b-t -- !'ennis •tiiff Hwy 17-92 next to Jim Spencer's Restaurant, , Houston To Try Hurn*canes FOR SALE! By El) SUIIUYI.ER JR. Tennessee in a key Southeastern Conference Associated Press Sports Writer game. Surprising Miami of Florida and unbeaten Both clubs have 5-0 records, but Tennessee ALUMINUM SHEETS asuiost came a cropper when they just edged Kansas 28-27 two weeks ago. Mabariui rolls behind the passing of starting quarterback ( ; Rutledge and the runnini of reserve quarterback Richard Todd, the Crimson 'fide's leading rusher. Tennessee is sparked by Miami, t-i. scrambling quarterback Contredge Holloway ,Iahiimna will put its No. 2 ranking ('fl the line and hard running hlaskel Stanback and Bill Houston will Launch the weekly battle for insproved national football rankings tonight while Alabama's Bear Bryant ponders Tennessee and uoriders about odds-iuuakurs+ houston takes its 5-0 record and No. 14 ranking Into the Orange Howl against 15th-ranked t'otouchiIow'rs favorite against 10th-rated Tenne-" jns a utah-h of unbeaterss at Binningham, Ala., in Saturday's big game. In another key matehup of teams listed in The Associated Press Top 20, third-ranked Oklahoma plays at home against No. 16 Colorado. Miami, who upset Texas in its season opener i1lizinui)Wl) tiiit'tl beating Okalahonin, gears its attack to the running of Wmxx y Thompson who had gcined 412 yards in four games and had a 4.6. yard per-rush average Houston has displayed a sensational ground game so far. 11eenard Parker has run for 564 yards, Reggie Cherry for 415 and quarterback f)(' Nobles for 312. I don't know how those people istia sit up there In New York or wherever they are can do something like that without seeing either team play," said Bryant after odds-makers made his ,.., •+,,*1,,$-.--_. f.. .....:ebama team a tflk'tUutttuuflhl LdUI$¼V Lu beat USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES 1 Rudder. SC EACH The ()klafuua.('nlorado Big Eight clash could be duel of sophomore quarterbacks.-Steve Davis of Oklahoma and Clyde Crutchmer of Colorado. Oklahoma goes into the game with a three victories and a tie. Colorado has four wins and a ., IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdinas and Raftors) NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASIlY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN Top-ratsked Ohio State is favoret to remain that way after playing Indiana on the road Saturday. In other gaines involving Top Ten teams :AN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL POR ROOFING or INSULATING Saturday, Fourthranked Michigan will be at horn? against Wisconsin; No. 5 Penn State is at Syracuse: No. 6 Southern California hosts Ore. gems; seventh-ranked Missouri, liesh from an upset of Nebraska, Is at home against tough Oklahonta State; No. 8 Notre Dame plays at old rival Army and ninth.ranked Louisiana State is nI house ttguin3t Kentucky at night. ç 1r Oadjar Irralb 300 N. FRENCH AVE PH. 327-?t1! �---------. -------,. — - —_____________________________ - _________— - — - - ? tf - -11 4B---TheSnford Hera!d Frdr,v, Oct, ega NEW 'iORK AP •-( th'Ch Chuck Knox of thesurprismg . It uk th.at thtu th.IinsRe ctondtr i solid fib Lime Los Angeles'defense against the run wil be severely tested. RAMS 24, P.CKEHS 18. Philadelphia. 1-3-1, at Minnesota, 54-Philadelphia finally won a game last week. But not two straight. VIKINGS 28, EAGLES 14. Buffalo, 41 at Miami, 4.1-It doesn't takL genius to pick MLsInl JLst tOflljfltjfl 5tfl,f?. DOLPHINS 30, BILLS 21. Kansas City, 3-1-1, at Cincinnati, 3-2-The Bengals should be riding high after knocking Pittsburgh (non the ranks of the unbeaten last week. The oddsmakers like the Bengals and so do we. HENGAIS 24, CHIEFS 21. Houston, 0-5, at Cleveland. 32 9-The winless Oilers have a new coach, Sid Gillman. Th e Browns are 13-point favorites, unbeaten Los Angeles Rains figures his team's clash wi Vh ttv Gre'n Bay Paikers "is the most important game of our season." He ll start worrying about th e Minnesota Vikings Monday, a day ofter the Rams play the Packers. The Vikings are th e National Football 11etgue s ofli o th er unbeiten and untied team. Barring a pair of monunlental upsets, tbiI still should be two unbeaten and untied teams after this seekend l,ist week's ft,recast was rather fearful-sever right. fi%%, wrong nd one tie. That dropped the average to .694 wi th a 43. . 7 19-11 showi, rig, Green Bay, 2-1-2, at Los Angeles, 5-0-The Hams showed Legal i CoachCalls Ranls-racKers Most iasn . LYMAN . ,. .,,.. .•,/_ . . . . .,.% .. - .. . ...... .. ..-... DRAPERIES, ana that we Intend 'imd - . ;~~ %__ . ;I - F= I i - 1 *ftwll~%. 0 11 1 (' . .1 __-;Tjz ; .r . , -- . , ;fo. " i . 4 . . I r . I I . '. I I . " ... . ,: . I ,. r 1. i - 40 0 . L ~, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 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( 7IL\ '. 7" "_f ,_,, c_-z.__-_. — - _- __________ - -: ( B0"'E 'A.IE - ' T' a so rA'TJ1'. i( ,. rn : - . . • . 1['U. '""jZç) / - - • . 1l I - l( z I _: -!" -- ,, o - . ,- I . / 0 i wk, I '. - *!!P —" - - _ \\ - I 1[•'1.4.'. ......±L ..: '' ----.1 " ' '. ..' t " \s Ii ' - # I? ,~ I - F" . "Ow _ I 1- ____ ir AMAZ "46 '43 SO 5O.JAOE SO'.E CAN "A.E 50 QCQ"- '1'i " - ? ], ['isi.i ri (.,._ I .. I - - I --. I I ~-- •'.- ' /- -, I It - Y - -- . --.------.--------- -JOw EvriY -r4E £7f : E' F1l) . -Puro'. ' . r'- 1 . ' - ,. ' ,- - LOVE TiJM , i.v - FUC>GE BAKED r rOo'r5c - '• — S _____ \ - ) ! - . 3 - : eCU. -_ S Arthur II Beckwitli Jr Clerk PubUth Oct 19 76 1973 . - •---- \j B AILEY DARN,' : NEED "n4l T~PED UP '" T' I 7 /" -ft if- 5- ) . ,420LIND __ "I a I - V0 -1 I THE PHANTOM . '. 4 -J MOVI PAA CIO to VI us THF. G"13MF ~ I 1~ , ~ . r - • Ilk i - . -(. oc - -1-1 ___.11 -y ' . / 4"'I-F , , 1. I . . __ I , 11 '_ II % . - -- 1~ -.1 ., , . ( - _ ,-- I . I , 11 . . ~!`", X * 1111 i .1 ~_I. - II[I , ~ I 14 _______________________________________ r 1% %..I I \ __ . __~) . JuM11L F1/P.-._.) AiCalf IF II ! -— 11 4z, - - ; ; ,'--I . _. %.7i, 4 -_ 1. __1. L~_ — ______________________ 1`1,IJ*IZE 700 MUCH TO "AMXE, IAVY I'M TWO - tJ , TILL)(J (OCt. OFF 0 / f- - 1. .. I I I i ~ I Semi nole Couni', FIorid. / '-' ,J I - ---,-1- - - Iq , ~-_--1. , -'",\1 1 - % / - / '- 11k 416C MIND _-" I - L -A- / BUT 15 A%,59 SUI,l(II.. z GI '--- I ..CM, NEVER ( J ECU4E ,%E, 1 IF M)% BLJ%LE't . 13 L I P6 15 Records of Seminole County. F Wrida. T ogel her w i I ts I he toI lo* ir,q WITNESS my hand arx 11iCial Highway 434 and High,oilay Q& east west o4t Ion the orner teat Of this Court at Sanford, of Douglas Avenue and Highland Seminole County, Florida. this $11rof". day of October. A D 191]L This public hearing will be held in (5fall the County Commission Chamberi. Arthur H Beckwith. Jr of the Co rt House Sanfort Clerk of the Circuit Florida, on Novem4tr 11. 1973, of Court of 1,30 P A4.. or as soon thereafter a% Seminole County, F lot ida possible By M-Ariha T Vshlen Diepoy CIr-k 10NAL SO ABOUT: Il I Lawrence - He NOTHIN FRIGHTENEV SAL C1. as follows: I Electra Ceiling Heal". Model Santando Sprino. as recorded In PS If()) be / f U—rj . ___ former Overstreet Investment Company area. Ar*mso! theCountf concerned ere newspaper of gentrail circi.,ation in heC1ttLoi*uod y of week for Seminole (26i da r-, in aoti,lion. notice %hall I I "e " 10 Plat Book ISP49* 100of the Public I0 ________ - . 1 : 4ofice W Public Hearing The Board of County Com missloiners al Seminole County will equipment permanently installed: hold a public hearing to consider a I Whirlpool Range, Model RWE proposed change of toning from .1 100 A IA Residential to OC Office District I Fasca Hood, Model 2M less' #Our (4) conwu"vt weeks prior to the dote of the Public Hearing, the date of the first Publication to the Jobta, Of the last publication, both dates lnCIUlI shall not be less than twenty eight _____ for extentlonof their Ctrlified water d sewer set vict for Woodland$ V the proposed annexation will be heard Said heatirg may be con linued from time to time until final action is taken by the City Council. This notice shall be posted of life within the City of . Florida, and in three (3) Longwood I Crntury Hot Water Heater, r i 'ft'r-frSte Crutches to 74 HR. WRECKER SERVICE OAUTOREPAIR . e_~ 4 , Everest. Ienn'igs Wc! C:r ONTE GARAEGE 117 LONGWOOD AVE. ALTAMON7F SPRINGS Go! . .1 I I RIMI IIIM - 1~z -- a QUA LITY MATERIALS HWY. 17-92—JUSt North of 434 Longwixid I __ - 1'1'I11II I c, Un ife Tn Ph,838-5823 1 17F ' Longwood Plaza . M Jupport _ : 09ft- _ - - t~, a i . i ~__ V Ut'kI I kI rtc . . ares w - - l-, - (' 1) . (- Were Behind You, Team! IT TO 'EM SOCK 'Y1JMY' - ',.4 are _ ..-- ; - a IM - - . that an action for dS.cIut0n of Hiawatha,Io*a 57733 marriage has been feted against OU YOU ARE I4EREISY NOTIFIED by ZE N I TAG. LE BLANC; and you trial that a proceeding for adoption are required to serve im copy of ycur has been filed written defentet ii any to it or are required againil you and you noserveaopyoiy,r CARROLL BURKE, attorney for written defenses, If any, Iherefo on Is 612 Petitioner, whose addrns Petitioners' attorney. whose name Sanford Bank Building, and address dppear belchy, on or Sanford, Florida 12711. and file the before November 19, 1973 and file origI with the Clerk of the above the original with the Clerk of styled Court on or before the 61h day this Court either before service on are .------ ri M FOR LUNCH' TARVETt)EA'TH I 1100 DEU Ill Notice of Public Hearing I Century Hot Water Healer, TOWHOMIT MAY CONCERN: Model $RTI I70V Publith: Oct I?. 19, 76, Nov 1, 1973 NotiCe is hereby given by the City IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE You, and each of you, OEU1I Council of the City of Longwood, hereby EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. _____________________ Florida. that City Council will notified thita suit hi5t,ett,ttioigtit CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICE OF ACTION hold a public hearing to consider against you in the Circuit Court, in COUNTY FLORIDA. STATE OF FLORIDA TO annexation of the following and for Seminole County, Florida. in FILE NUMBER Civil Action No 73751 A er,titled In re: Estate of JAMES W. PALMER described properly lying and being FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP LONNIE M, WATSON, Residence Unknown In Seminole County. Florida,'owit: TGAG E ASSOC I AT ION 0 cor You ar.d each of you are hereby The South 992', feel of the 4or deceased porat'en orgineted and existing notified that a Suit has been brought theist ',of the Sovthwett 1 West of NOTICE TO CREDITORS pursuant to the l,.s of the United ,i.'f you In the Circul Court, (1r'h Ro- n Secton 29. TOi'r%hp All creditors of LONNIE M Of America Plaintiff, vs Eigt.teenlh Judicial Circuit in and 20 South Range East (LESS WATSON who died on August 79 RUBY POOLE. ci al. Defendants, for Seminole County. Florida. in Beginning at the South line 1973 while a resident of Seminole a.ld you, and each of you, are Northeast 4 of Southwest •, Civil Action No 73723 6 entitled. County, Florida, are notified that Section 79, Township 20 SOU;h. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP. required to file your Answer to the they are required to file any claims Complaint as amended, with the Range JO East and West property TGAGE ASSOCIATION cor. demand; thit they may have Clerk of said Court, and serve a copy line of old Sanford to Orlando Brick poration organized and existing against his Estat, in the Circuit thereof upon said Plaintiff or his C pursuant to the laws of the United Road run West Ill feel thence ourt for Seminole County Florida attorney, to wit Thomas A Spear. States of America, Plaintiff, v. North 79 degrees30 mlnuics East Ifl the Courthouse at Santo. d. SPEER 1. SPEER. PA , J JAMES W. PALMER Defendants. feel, thence East 411 ft to West whose Florida. within six calendar months .iddrtV s P0 Bo. 1364. Sanfor property line of Brick Road, thence and you and each of you, d, from the date of the first pvblica I lor,da. 37711. on or before South 7) degrees minutes west required to file your answer or lion of this Notice Each claim or November 73rd A D 1973 and if you WVuttei defenses to the Complaint along property line of said roan , demand mutt be in writing and fettd fall lodoiso, a Default judgment ivoll ter, to point of brginning.1; b*lng 22 with the Clerk of sold Court. and in duplicate. and must slaile the be entered against you, and each of acres more of less; serve a copy thereof upon %jid place of residence and post of you, for the relief demanded in laid to the corporate limit; of the City Plaintiff, or its attomne, THOMAS lice adJren of the claimant and be Complaint as emenoed A. SPEER, of SPEER & SPEER, Longwood, Florida The nature of this suit is to sworn to by the claimant, his agent The present zoning classilicafion whose address is P0. Box 1361, Ii) •ttorny, or it will become foreclw Ilia, certain morigage or his ids of %zid properly is A I Agricultural dated May 31. 1911, and filed June 2. 37"), an or bmifore November 12th, District M that classification is 1911, and recordeo In otficial l973and if you (Oil todo so. a Default described in the zoning ordinances Frances L Watson Records Book 14, page 4IL in the regulations of Seminole County, Judgment will be entered against and • Adrninistratrix of the officeol fte Clerk of Circuit Court of S. , VW. and each of you, for the relief Florida Estate of . Seminole County. Florida. on The Public Hearing will be held In demanded in said Complaint LONNIE M. WATSON o,mbrnq the theCityHall Lor'gwvod Florida on following described Publish Oct 19 76 The nature of this tuif s t Nov 2 9 197) properly, lying and being in the 291h day of October, 1971, al I 00 foreclow a certain mortgage doted DEU 124 pen . or as loom thereafter as $emincile County, Florida, to *if; September 2 1910, and filed S#P. Ltt GRAN A D A .,OUTH cc di *1W iUiIl' p)%iCiIr tember 71 1970 -md remorded n SEMINOLFCOUNTYBOARDOF / ____________________________________________________ Lz I t TO, Donald Henry Schneiderman, eox 3). By - Joy Webb As Deputy Clerk En U 'I'll(, Ikrajd! 4O.', T,',Q LCTIONS SANFORD 3219 HWy. 1747 SouTh Sanford Ph 3211135 OlqaAdO Ph.&" 4414 . Hard 1-nt cm fied Slings '.__ v 7 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr AI Clerk 01 the Circuit Court • TIitiiJ- Iii RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED -------- I NOTICQ OF ACTION said , ('p. - 15--l! BIll NOTICE OF ACTION TO RICHARD C. LE BLANC k)T FISH WERE OR 8ffAX FAST... 111: WS IZE I , ) (., - REAL LUCKY AN DON'r I - Plat Book 12, page S?, Public Records of Seminole County, INC., onrl ROBERT J. BROWNE. HOWARD M FANNIN WHOSE SEMINOLE ANIMAL HOSPITAL Florida, Im right.of-way for In. Individually RESIDENCE IS THE STATE OF under which I iirn erigeoged in ferstalf 4. Plaintiffs, TENNESSEE. COUNTY OF business at 102 Oxford Rood, Fe1rA - vs_ At to wattr only: SHELBY, AND WHOSE AKAILING Park, Florida In the City of Fern Thai poriloot of Section 2, Town LEONARD RELIN. WARREN D. ADDRESS 15, PFC HOWARD M. Park Florida shIp 21 South Range 29 East JOHNSON. JR 5H FANNIN 765933 3 8 party Interested In sa id botjnd.0 on the North by Slate Road POLLICOFF and LOU MARTIP4O MATSG 90 MATTC business enterprise Is as follows: 434. on the East by Vit'ginia SIr"I Defendants MILLINGTON. TENNESSEE 311I 5 Rut ill L DaVore, D.V.M and Tract 21.ontheSouth by C Iton NOTICE OF ACTION A sovoen Petition for Dissolution of MAUR CE SHAMS OF or SIree4 and on the west by Interstate TO: LEONARD RELIN Marriage a Vinculo having been SUBIN SHAMS & 1. (State Road 400). Seminole One Main Street, filed regarding your marriage 10 ROSEP4OLUTH Florida, Rochester. New York DONNA M. FAN NIN. in Circuit 670 CNA lower. P.O. Box 295 o sewer only; Lots A. 8, C. of Tract 22 in Replat WARREN D. JOHNSON, JR. Florida. i"thori liflecif which Is IN Doled at ark, Seminole of 11 , 19. 20 and 22. as recorded in wtini address is RE THE MARRIAGE O: Cout ior' ida, ptoombef 21th, Plat Book 7, Page 73. Public Rewirds of Seminole County, Florida, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an and DONNA M. FANNIN. Wife. Oct. . together with Lots B. C. F andG Ct action to rescind a deed to real thesepresents command you to . , Tract estate, c overing the following appear and file your Answer or OEU7I property In Seminole County. — page 1, Public Records of Sem inole. Other defense or pleading with the Courtly, Florida, lint that portion Florida: NOTICE OF ACTION Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for repa % U PY Lc9è(Lessthesoutnerly7l.)feet) SeinenoleCounqy.Fiorid,.andser,e STATE OF FLORIDA TO: division In Plat Book 15. page, , ,AiVq_ yokno*n heiril, Iddether with that portion of Section "All of SOUTH FERN PARK tofney, Jack T. Bridges. of dj~ise* e - s. grantees, ilissignellis, 77. Township 21 South, Range 79 Cleveland, Mize A. Berry, Post linQr', creditors, trustees, or any Subdivisloit, according to plot 7, East. being that part of the So4jthós2 Office Drawer 7, Sanford. Florida and all persons Claiming by. thereof recorded p1.1 feet of the Wes' 247 feet of the page 31, Public Records. Seminole p771, on or before the 5th day of through, under or against EULA Northeast '. and the North 5Sóéfeet County Florida November. AD 1973 or otherwise MAE DAVIS Deceased and of the P4orIhwnt$oI the Southwest a default will be entered against ROBERT DAVIS. aka Robert has oten filed against you and you '. of the Northeast 1,4, tying north of YOU Davis. Sr.. Deceased, arid each of are regulmed to serve a copy of your Slate Road 431 and ' of vacated WITNESS my nnd and seal of the them and an,- and all persons written defenses, it any, to t Cierkolthe Circuit Court, on 1.15 lit havenO, or claiming to have any street on North and West le tha Howard J Clifton. plaintiffs at Sleepy Hollow mi of Octbr, AD,, 1973 right, title or interest In the portion platted tor,y (Seal) Subdivision, recorded in Plat Book Maitland following described land. lying ar 7 Awenue. MalliSM6, Arthur 4 Beckwith. Jr. being in Serr.incile County. Florida, 15. page 6S. together with all of the Florida. on or before November to wit Clerk of the Circuit Court East .o of the Northeast 4 of the l2lPi 1973 file the original with By. Cecella V. Ekc'mn Lot 7, GRANADA SOUTH. ac the Clark of this court either before Northwest I. of Section 2, Township Deputy Clerk cording to plat thereof at recorded 71 SOUth, Pangs 29 East. Seminole service on Pii?t?!S attorney or jj:~. T Bridges. of inPlal BOOk 1513490 100of1he Public immediately thereafter; otherwise County, Florida, lying East of In. CLEVELAND. MIZE & BERRY Rccord% of Seminole County. default *ill be enlefied against you leirstale 4 ISI&I# Road 41I Attorneys for Petitioner Florion: Togethtrwith Ittefollowing for the rell4f demanded In Me Board of Covnly Post Office Drawer Z equipment permanently installed complaint or petition. Commlssk.nert 1 Whirlpool Range, Model RWE Sanford. Florida 37771 WITNESS my ha' 3 and the teal By 5: Sidney L. VihIen. Jr. X%1 A Publish Oct 5 12. 19, 26, 1971 this Court on Oclobfir Ith, I'll Chairman 10—i Days A Week 436 • 427 AITIOflt• SprInqs—P). 031.1101 Oviedo, Rod& "Around ; • YOUR COMMUNITY STORES" eau , • & MARKETS Produce i LE BLANC in re: the Adoption as ' GRIDIRON ,; J - - : !. -\ ___________________ LITTLE DIXIE 0 Fern Park LONGWOOD. FLORIDA, SAID NDMENT DESIGNATING ANG E ZONING PETITIONER, AND RICHARD C. FOR IT, TOKO I4t E as -- S Ck U Growers ; CUlT SEMINOI FLORIDA - Greyhounds =- - This . Spirited Message Is Brought To You ts Minded Businesses i (30 ( 0F. of COUNC TY, FLORIDA CIVIL TION - LINE' JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SFMINOLE 1377 B ) TKAT LOOKS LIKE)YESSIR. FELLAS,I CAN it!ST ,/ AGOOOSPOT l) J TASTE TH'NICE.&rCULENT, nERE 6OC-5 ' 00 ci Ch arge, OR CIRCUIT COURT OF EIGHTEENTH FLORIDA SOUTH — em Y, by Days Groue _____ publication of this notice. the fic. . ( ZONING EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- and -_ 1 '. _____________ ve ~ - , . DI NANCE O JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND rOR SLMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA DEU1176 i , -- .I . / ,/ // 47 A.Ir1( ((f I, J 1,,4h1' "SSI( (( Bank Building Sanford, Flo, iaa )271i PubIith Ott I i - T / kl :111' . \ i- . ( jg A f I f All, ~4 : EOURTCIOu4NATN r~;(Ijjinjl -Ailh the Clerk Of tile above to time until final action is a enby PubIM: Oct. 19, 26. Nov, 7. 9. IVY] styled Courton or before the 70th the City Council FICTITIOUS NAME OEU.ln day of November, A.O. 1973, A NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of theProposed Ord be i%pOStedattheC,tyH,I,L SEMIP4OLECOUNTY agaln%uf will ' THAT lam engaged :n buslnt%% It relief Florida. and copies are on file with 824 Spanish Mo Or.. Cassetberry. UTILITIES BOARD demanded in the Petition. thi. Clerk of the City and same rray Seminole County Florida under the Notice of Public Hearing WITNESS my hand and the seal of ficlilious name of MID WEST be inspected by the Public. The Board of County Com this Court on this the I?Ih day day of October, MASONRY, and that I inteM to missioners of Seminole County I DATED this 161h October, A.D. 1973 AD 1913 register sold name With the Clerk of sitting as the Seminole County Ut (Seal) I the Circuit Court, Seminole County, S~ Onnie R. Shomate public with City Clerk hearing In the County Commission Clerk cl Circuit Court Chambers of the Seminole County Seminole Courtv. Florida Statutes, To Wit: Section W.09 Longwood. Florida Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on Florida Statutes 1937 Publ,th Oct 19 1973 Tuesday November 20, 1973 at 7 00 Deputy CIer b Si Frank Polferibarger DEU PM. or soon thereafter as CARROLL BURkE PubIithS:pt I, 1,73 possible to consider application I - f#400iN%/' ) -1 - . V. . - Gi I I ) 'L I — __________ - ,r , 12: I - . vJ 10 '-- Ii - _- 41. 1'• I _ ,I .- ~ 0- - q, /4, 8 Homecoming Crowned at Halftime Dance at Lyman Cafeteria . . OOP as I " High HOMECOMING EVENTS TONIGHT Pre - Game Show Game at Lyman 8:00 - M C Friday, Oct. 19, 1913—SB The Sanford Herald Legal Notice CLASSIFICATIOP4 OF BUSINESS DISTRICT TO CER Juigmeni will be enleced against Petitioners* attorney or Im TAIN medialely thefeaffer; otherwise ii PROPERTY LEGALLY you for the relief demanded In the default will be entered against you the relief demanded in the LEROY HUDSON. RESPONDENT 01 P4 A NC E PR OVID INC WITPfESSrnyhandandtMwaIof for Petition. TO HAROLD LEROY HUDSON SEVERABIlITy CONFLICTS IaidCourtonlhe7nddayofOctober, 5133 Butler Street AND EFFECTIVE DATE. WITNESS myhandandthewaIof AD. 197]. Hope Mills. Said Ordinamcc was Placed th%CoUrtonthe l6lhdayof October. (Seal) on first Carolina . and the 1hUr H Beckwith Jr City Council will Consider same for YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Clerk of Circuit Court that an action for dissolution of Seminole Counly. Florida final Passage and adoption after the Clerk of Circuit Court Public hearing which *1 11 be held in marriage has been filed ag, BY: Cecelia V. Ekern by GLIDA PEARL HUDSON. and the City Hall of Longwood, Florida. Deputy Clerk On Monday, It* 121h day OF re req. your written defenses, if any, to it on PUTCHISON. Of as soon thefealltr 0% Possible At 612 fanford Atlantic & CARROLL BURKE. attorney for MORRIS the meeting interested par-fies may Petitioner. ivhost address I S 612 Bank Building POST OFFICE dbeherd wv hrecpecito Snord. Florida 777 Snford AnhIcflankflultdfl I ,_~ - . ~. -- , .- _ I AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COM . by FLORIDA AMENDING CE NO 14) AND A5 AMENDED AND $up Pvblish! Se pt. 21, Oct. 5, 12, 1 li, 26, PLEMENTED OF THE CITY or LOP4GW000 FLORIDA SA'D DET-136 ORDINANCE BEING THE I f- I. - . . ~`_, " IS ary L Hoffner ' I , _X , ~. .-. ': . . :_ - . ; J.I -, . ~~ __. " - ,V__ r '. -, r 1!~i~ <,-. ..~ "kzz_ .-.A' ..r -'-X"., W I NOTICE James M. Hoflner , -..... to Statutes, To Wit: Section 165,og rIorda7,tatutes:9S7 ! I P4HE R FOR NOT I([ OF that the Circuit Court, Stminclili County. the City Council w;II hold a Public Florida In accordance with the htdring to consider Provisions 01 the Ficjlt; P4cm: Ordn :en met of . - OF LONGWOOD HEREBY GIVEN register Said name with th Clerk of the City Of L0fl9W00J, Florida, r -:.•;. .... 0 Ce- Notice I1III TO FLORIDA CatMhd Dr Cassetberry Semlno,e COPtUi R Cr CIVI L ACTION 1, the lhOt.L. 'ROPOSED OROINANCF re. the Marriage .. ~* !~_ A . Cly~ ore engaged in business al I*.S4 FF .. - I I . . L egaI ALLEY FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS hereL,V given to I 10 r€ New York kts, 2-3, tt Pittsburgh, 4 I-Iht. 5tctkr' the Bengals. The Jets upiet the Patriots. upset last week by Pittsburgh is more than Just upset about it and the Jets will suffer. STEEI.ERS 41, JETS 14. NewOrleans,23,at San Francisco, 2-3-It's just as hard to believe that New Orleans is 2-3 as it is to figure the 49L,rs with the saint. ruord The SdinLs c t in three 10 .1 roi 49RS 31, SAINTS 24. Atlanta, 2-3, at San Diego, 14-Atlanta finally work No.2 last week after th at big 627 start agatn't th e Saints The Chargers should win in a mild upset. CHARGERS 77, FAL. CONS 24. Balfiniore, 14, at Detroit, 1-31-It's time for Detroit to win big, so we keep saying each week. This time for certain. 17. 6ikc__ -_-__------------.------. iniportant but this i'a gtnxlplact topick an upseispectalon the if team often 1) - Ils one off (or a new coach. OILERS 21. BROWNS 20. St. Louis, 2-3, at Washington, 4-.-The Cardinals upset Washington when these teams met earlier, but not again. HEDSKINS 28, CARDINAIS 14. York (,iants 1-3 1 it I)allac, I 2-lIoth 'earns badi) needtlusgiirne But E)aliasneedsjtevenmoretf the Cowboys are to stay wit,hin striking distance of the Redskins in the NFC Fact COWBOYS 30, GIANTS 14 New England, 14, at Chicago, 14--Oicago sl~ould get hack on the right (tack wi th th is one, and besides, New England has already won once this year. BEAItS 31, PATRIOTS Notice ""t, _:~; -d.F,l , .I .. . . .. = - - --- - �- - ------.-- 6B-TheSnord 1a Friday. Oct. - 19, 1Q73 fl AJ4UII _For Money!_Se Ii Wishini Stop -- - 6 - -- Child Care Persona Is -. -------- 18 n my or qi - ' rttrenes. 372 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call To': IFCC, 644 727 for 'We Care "HoIline'. Adutl or Teeni - mutC FACEDWITHADP,*KI,IG S rr..i'c-j Ciis A rati'ram: untS. cfticiency & oe ntpt LOW weekly rates 3fl 3.*Q1 iJ Farm 1-rein Ribbtt. any quantity government inspected, 79c a tJfld. fl7 *3)2 LOST.M,O 8Icb5 tan Reward Call (9041 3*3 6931 Collect Male poodle, dIvty whe, last frrn 1101 Magnolia Aye, collar green rtlinestone REWAP 37)lIsa • Legal Notice Instructicrns ii & WOMEI\ .4 ,flhI4.4d..jti-1 to 4?.i ,i M . C0M U t ( P t.t.1AMMI Ri the d'mand iiii.il'ttC'ij prOLlva.ilnters S -...-;n *ill Iran you for hiS ..4)ftty s ihltd p'OltSSlOfl & Service v't?i (fllPOyIfl'flt a, lhs r' hrn' Thrtc ' no age limit, ti OU 'nusi he willing to Iar$ rn .i'id'atc'Iy Prrviøui tlfle'r;,nce 5 ' 'eW.t'd vOuf presonal -r,$4'yy' IV. 2. ?lQv. . Two bedroom, furnished apt. acluin only. $180 mOnth. 373 5651 or 373 6670 after 3 o m. HOUSE Sat. & Sun. 1-5 Adding a toom to your Home? Furnish It with items. Advertise In Classified Act;, SAN MO PARKS, $23 Btdroom Trailers & Apts. 2 Adult parks, 7 Family parks. isis Hwy 17 92. Sanford,)73 19 Day, WIt., Mo. A Male-Female Help Wanted -.-.- -- - rea BEHIND HACIENDA MOBILE Realty Mayfair HOME SALES '- - ! fCLUSIVF 1hsctjcr3becfr'n t4 t. , -! ill ..lPus trees, double tic!acheti Ca 'age, all laundry cormeclioris. tinephac, and climate control ,amr stutco construction and floors, . .: '-'-. cIt "t. (OIr,i' Ar P. hr.-it Houses Rent Un (urn i shed 3? 21111 Oak, Sanford 1731)74 day, 373 O.41$eva. BROPrIP ASSOCIATE Stenstrom 7 bedroom furnished apartment AflL,Its unfy S!-0 ti) tumnSr,iriJ (,ili J73 OI.i&j - - JOHN SAULS AGENCY ' '''-i REMEMBER ________________ S _____________ -________ - ,,,..' 1 tt - --_____________ - _______- Roberts & Gilman _______- .'. ____ JIM HUNT RIALTY ------ - SPECIAL 8UYPRICED RIGHT -- - Kingsberry Payton --__________________________ Man - - " ________________ - , - - ___________ - Fran Ann s Hall Realty - ,; . .1-!', '' - Realtor 32351J4 - - -. - 3 bedroom, front kitchen, 17' x 35' Air, 13000. 322 1299 between 9 ano , - . 'i '. Immediate Openings At -, 1 bedroOm, 1'-, or two baths, all t- 'ck From 173.400 70th Street to I <uit, hum left tO 11th St tight en Val,r',cia Court North Model open I-a pm. daily. On site phone 32) 70)0 h .,, of A411rr.''ç L;nu It;-r-r;i''. Boat F'iJ0Uf1CIUrIII PLantS Located In Central Flrid. - . . ,, 7pm. Si 60 Pit Ph .373 Sf30. Kirby r( cl '..'tc-.-i 51*5 ma. giady Drown Realty. 373 SW. 321 1941 '0? *. 27th St Benefits hclude Paid Vacation, Paid HoSidys And Grou. Hoipif4fij$ion Repairmen Maintenance Men MOld Port Time * 4 Evenings Pr , i.'(ti0,i Line Wcit I FG Fi,het Maid grairmen EVENING SHIFT 4:90 P.M. 9 tLO4 P.M. WEE'ENo SHIFT I. $:9 A.M Hf 4:33 Suit c AM It! 4:3 ii:LLEk * Trainees Accepted JØjj1 J Expet iCflLe 4 Grvwiiig Progre CampGny W*rp Oprfuni$y f:gt Advartcernp: And cr*sed ErnInQS Ar*Jrnrn/d4aie a SI. -__. S ----. • I' 't#Vfi "- - '. -. fl' Cobia I Lake a •' '" .•, - * I Contact i c'ferred Mrs. WheIer South st Bonk of Deltona - 668-4462 Boat Co. 4i 37711 A F pua1 Opputtunity Emr______________ 5ntrd Fi$ I ' * I * leARN PARk lIt 4711 300 New Sets MATTRESS £ S.* logs Complete 1*9 * + .REPOSSESSED. terms. United Freight Sales, 3350 S orange Avi., Orlando. Mon. Beautiful walnut cabinet, $ track tape player-recorder player, tIc. Pay 188. cash or assume $750 per month Phone 617 15T7, for free borne trial. HALLMARK SEWING At-ID STEREO CENTER, 1715 W, Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park. Fla, Fri 9 to 9, Sat. P to S Hugs House Sale-Antique piano, maple Pn,lCPi, hooked rug;, drapes, desk boil collectablc's, Oct. 20th & list. Ph. 574.741) 1592 E Nor. mandy Blvd., DeItona. - & Directory A Geneva ' I- of Experts Ready To Serve You! _______________________ Air Conditionbig - errace Equrneni Repair Electronic 13&DAIP COPlDlTlOhlPiG and heating service Ph.$30.9217 1309202 SANCQRLI S tartivig at 123,950 Off Wflt 35th $tfld Central Air Conditioning For free estimate, call Carl Harrss, • C ADC i n(.,4 i -i l,i - T 'u'" - -"'it'- - 323-7860 -;:- Appkances - - 14 APPLIANCE REPAIR Gllmakesservjcc, Ph *301733 834•3'131 ' iuth Seminole TV Service, new & use-ct TVs. Hwy. 436, ,,Altamonte Springs Ph $31 9973 ujS,nA rx-.', ur'iut wit. lerns. Sell them Quickly with', a Herald Want Ad by calling 373 2411, and aSking for a friendly A4yij _ r,.. IItiI.iatiJ.t.y '. ''' Heating Attic Insulations ' C.et caSh buyers for a smell n ve5tmnt, Place a low cost __51 at1forr,sutt,,, - ________ - çtti'ty Care - -'--•---- 8ulldozi9 - IIULLDOZER WORK Clc',trng lots Our Specialty. 37) 17)1 alter I p m - Ceramics 3:3 atwSflIll - -- - II _.i!_____ f COGRwzN FENCE CO a, ' -. Another Quality Home Development by Braitey Odhani I i DOWN Draftm IDEAL DRAFTING I PLAN SERVICE. For builders, sub 6 n'i1yiJ,u,jI5 CustOm i'' 1ti:P $!,1?i!, 5. roorr _.____ Phimbing 0 B RUCKER PLUMBING, Iflc. Repairs, Remodeling, hot water tanki, bath additions, dependabte ¶ervitt. F'rce estirna'c.s ) Ph. 373-6335 ---- SlOng glass doors. Poucji-i ,i'J finish carpentry, Interior ernodeting Ipainting Fret' timntes. 7991171 P.u?os P40u'e painting, by hour or by oiutract. 37?-)ISS _____________________________ - -_ - Its 'Fix Up" Time, Hire an expert v.-paf man from tcaj,iy'S classified ,-ujS' - P.i'nting--interior & exterior, repairs, roofs çeinte'i, free honest experienced estimlltes 3730791. .trri-' VACUU',S (LF.APdER Only uthorj;ed 5a1e3 & ServicC 0 Sanford Open 9 5, Mon. Fri., Sat. 9 I 101 W. 27th St. Ph. 373 $130 FREE home Demonstration . -,,,,l t 'i'll ',omettiing' A snojil a CIatsited Ad will ti_____________________________ W Ih 11 -_________________________ custom rind. streen rooms, car i..................... u, iii in oilS Li. A( 14 1. L tJ.Ml NUM FABRICATION. 3.73 467, --. "- _-; ' Vacuum Cleaners ______________________ -- Wel! Dn'mng ----- - - DICK JOYCE WILL DRlLLINc land larger, pumps. sprinklers i'rniitoners.3?14413 C Land _____________________________ Hodges & Grilfis LrIII Cleating Excavating IGrading. Ph 3731297 or 377 *743, any or nite. L_' WELLS DRILLED PUM5 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All tpct arid Site-S W repair and service STINEMACHINE-& SUPPLY c. -' Lawn Servke Lawn Clean Lip, ar.'o' I "'""''" JI.L Thes, nationally famous deluxe zig zig sewing machines are 1913 models with built-in control; for STRETCH STITCH, blind Stitch, patterns and feafurei new push button reverse, 7 only, each Full factory gusantee ar-id monthly payments available ln%pet at United mrcht 5,',les )O S Or,iriQe Ave Orlando. Mon Fri 9 to 9. Sat 91o5 • I3Wendoubleh windows SDoors 2hallgass Call 372471? UNITED FREIGHT Sales has lust received a large shipment of 1973 stereo consoles and components Some have built In $ track tape cassettes, Garrarci turn tables arid prices start as low as 5995 for conSoles. $79.95 for components. Cash or term; 3350 S. Orange Avi, Orlando, Mon. . FrI. P to,, Sal 9 to 5 Let a classified ad help you clean out your ttit, garage or basement' _________________________________ --___________ SI Household Goods .- - - UP PICK '•' Hauling -. ,'? W 2nd St 372 64)2 GARAGE SALE. Saturday $ a.m Portable dishwasher, pool table, anbques. dishes. etc. 831 E Magnolia Dtiv. AItamnte Springs. 55 Boats & Marine Equipment I?' Fbe'gla;s Caoiri Cruiser, electric Shift, 15 HP Evinrude, cuStom canvas curtains top & SideS, preservers, etc Been in storage, clean, excellent ccn ditiOn m411)b,sweensam 15 pm wfekdys CIr' i-r.:f ;._tr ii V fS'a,jty Or.. P.0. Bu* fl4 A. Ia,&, Flo 3U06 felept,c-ne 741 4473. i,i,t-., fitf7 t r t --r' -i'! '~: 323467O t4 S'S - -r- -- - . - -- -, ANTIQUES - 145.6 Ford LTD. 10 passenger wagon. wiltS radial fires, air, radio, 1993 372-3315 lii CPt'-rolet, I tru [: ii Call 322 715$ after 6 80 ,', '- . PLezAPri4w PCWk lAYR ' - '. SOFA BED & Matching Chair Opens to sleep AutosforSale Cadillac Sedan DeVlile, ci cellent condition. $1,0). 372 2399 *-*AMC FRIDAY,OCT. 19,7:30 PM. Another large semi toad of con Signed furniture and antques Out of storage, out 01 New York, onsisting of. V Volkswagen Dune Buggy. $912. metel flake lubirgli body, tiew tt arid Side curtains, chrome reverse wheels. 192) hIgh per formance engine. 11500 CatI after 3 p m 373 2*26. - OLEN JEEPS* -* FAMILY Winnebago Ka For the beit buy in American Motors, an Jeep vChlcles see' DON BALES Sanford Motor Company SOS S. Frenc,", Awe., 322-4382 Covers - ._-_-- -. -. - Mon..Sat. ,- 1933 Roadma;fer Buick, used antique tig. Excellent shape. 1395. SHELLEY USED CARS, 101 French Ave 773 7960 *30.53*) Hwy 4341 Mile We-st of i-I , pete Chippendale dining rem Suite with breakfront china. Large handcarved bookcase, ornafe carved antique radio eth ram he-ads, smalt curio cttln C.Jbinet, Four high back Queen Airie chairS, oak rockers, John Wd dicomb 6 pee twin bedroom Suite. Leather top fables, extra nice brass fireplace set. Mirrors, oak chna cabinet, oak dining room Suite with liquor cabinet, Did Govcmnr wInthrop secretary, deSk. tlnor lamp, sideboards, walnut carved console fable, corner cupboards, gat. tables, pius lotS more MODERN FURNITURE '4.5 Chevy. 1575 Perfect condition, Call 323.5273, or 3721135 (otficel, Mustang Mach 1. 1969. a c. Excellent condition, $1340 or best offer. Cal, 322 $156. THIS WEEK AT UNITED FREIGHT SALES '66 FALCON WAGON, nothing down, take over, call credit manager, 373-6230, 629-1311. 7 Spanish, ?Iediterran,,n. French Provincial bedroom sets, 179 PSand up. 6 Sofat, 3stytes to choose from. 119.95 to $15995 Name brand aciuns, 139 95. 59995 New '73 5.'rçrrs, SIP CIC ti STEReO SPECIAL 200 *b!l, AX40iGarrarci corn portent se-i, reg 5449, rxw only $749. Al',o evaitabte Speaker;, headphones and Garrrd turn tables '66 JEEP WAGOI'IEER. Pdothit'g down. tate Over. Call cre'dit manager. 7236230. 671-l311 $773 VW. Yellow. Black vinyl in tenor. Cocoa mats. AM FM stereo $ track 7,0(10 ml 87)00 32) $371 1969 Camaro 307, -1 speed, 39,000 actual miles. Exc.I:esi-f condition. See at corner of 11th & Locust or call 372-34*7 alter 4:30, Late model color TVS. 7 piece hardroctt maple dining room suite with corner cabinets, 3 piece maole bedroom suife. Bunk beds, ieep Wagoneer, 1945, 6 drive, air conditioned, $400. Ill W. d'nejltes, living room furniture, 20th St. 3fl-OSli. dressers, chests, end tables, lamps, office desk.chairs, tilt cabinet, plus lot; more furniture end merchandise too numerous to mention, It you have things to sell or consign, call Sian V.rfyilll Ion, at 131 7020 Warehouse Ovtt.t lacat.d 3359 S. Orange Ave. Orlando (betwt,it HeIdi,. £ Michigan). Hsr 9.9 Men..Frj, Sat. 'III $ The SUBARW DL WAGON MA AUCTION 190 North Hwy. 17 97 Longw'od, Fla. PUBLIC AUCTION Every Monday 71k' 7P.M. Open daily, 9 5. We buy or sell one piece or housinold. Cornignments aelcome 323 7310. SANFORD AUCTION. hwy 1)92, T,atilo.'c$. 7- 75 Campers Travel Trailers WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL ILW(L LIILL [ttLtL- t Brand new Mini horn,, fully con tamed Special sale's price, 17,795 New World Travel, Hwy 17 97, Long*o.od. $3.1 9171. Hwy. 436& 17.92 Fern Park Lttf' All size; '73 models Sensational prices like' 12209 I' Bowrider. 8)395: P*etfl $1310 70 HP motori, $1117, Galvanized 8563 trailers, 1365. Fibq I?' Fishing boats, Only 8119 50 Many Others, Terms RORSON MARINE 197? Hwy I? 97 372 5961 (lonita Bow Rider. Shcireln tn,,ter. CS PIP Mt-rcur y, 51300 3cC 5.413. iv.'! - Sports Equipment Si '2 "auqe English double b'rd gun w'th 410 liners, $115. 373 0599 eve-s. or 6464170 dayS V . I V V V VW - '.11 NOW IN STOCK! JACK DAVIS SALES WGR. and WeNowHave BRAND NEW 1973 3 Wheel bike, 3 speed, excellent coridehia.i, 90. Ph. 372 641) or 373 491. Open Road Motor Homes Building Materials 61 _____ i'. Bicycles 58 -______ - Needs placeto shoot 7 323 0599 eves. 616 4170 days c: Plywood, exterIor and Interior, all kindS of other new lumber, half price 7735670 These Fully Self.Contained Motor Homes Sleep Adults. All Have Ar Conditioning, Power Ste-ering and Brakes, Automatic Trans. and Generator, Now in Stock Are 20', 71' 24' and 23' Models. S.. Them today I - - :. - PAYMENTS Speed Queen washer and matching r'?r R..ih 511 vu'n ('all 3730741 .i-si. for Sain EquIpment for Rent 64 - 1-REIGHT DAMAGED el R016B6 16 cu It no trosi retrigerstor Top lreexer, HarveSt Gold tinith. Only 81$ mc. Full warranty. Call 3720211 ask for _________ ANNOUNCEMENT autP DECORATORS it now hi-br', 41.i'J a nnp'ett' line ot gcxd used lurniture in addition te our drapery, floor covering, uphol itery A, new furniture lineS Livlflgrm suitei from $15 Oincttes from . . Ill ftedscompletetrom $13 PiouSehofd goods. odds & ends I r"e ticl'r on tales vf 5,13 Cr 'none Come n end browse . Rrnl Blue Lustre Electrec Carpet Shampooer for o.iI $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE. 65 r Pets and Supplies (T,mnomnl7 --- POc*lles. Terriers Alt ted Free collar or toy vu evefy grosmlng. 373.4971. DachshundS. AKC miniature, black I tan, also red, sire 1 ltis, *0.' med. shalt- $6-S. Animal Haven Grooming 1 Boarding Kennels 3775132- " Free Puppies to Goad Home Part Beagle Call 313 6'3% DOG HOUSES New, large & small 7003 Adams Av0 e SANFORD, FLORIDA '67 Sunbeam ,lpine. $393 Can Finance. Call 373 $77), or 3fl-1l.35 (office). _____________________________ Clearance Sale Now LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE f If? Javelin, air. lape deck Call after S p m. 173 2157. 1964 Jeep Wagon, automaf Ic. radio, air. 4 wheel drive 5993 or best offer. 372.7950 alter 6 Trucks and Trailers ( - - li/I Plymouth'. Satellite Wagon. factory air, power steering, 000d $)0 349 541). ___________________________ 'u Auction SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM Rummage Sale. Friday & Sat. 212 E. First St, Sanford ii - PAUL SLATER ?rofessionai Wallpaper 1-fanger aI LiCntt'dRe1den a - Ph - Al.KOLR Roofing&SheetMetat Gulters I Down Spouts orrenAve.3nss '' USED CAMPING flCLiAiin (Ci I NO,'d WITH A CLASSIFIED AC:'. - iiti',' .1 tu" PCjyC nlCK'w. protect paint Prc%Sur cIen walls, patios, roofs. t'ee cit Impac Spra Klean 3720191 eve. -________________________ tltiiv shingleS tacked on by square - ith oir, or by hand LicenSed & juniid 373 *333 Getting (eady to move? eitems quickly with aclessiliedad' BUDDY'S itOM. IMI'RO,'I. Smuill Jobs Wnteci 122 1)12 LiiiM.ary -______________________ PlO LONGER .FAO It 1F4 yri'v Garage.Rummage ....., SEWING MACHINES _______________________________ - -. F or Huilderi. Sub contractors Ceinptett, Heiu% Plans and Shop DtilWinqS F nit, dependable, I(OIsin,( Call Victor 385 3743 _ - ." ,-' CONCRETE PATIOS . PresSure Cleanuig, PAINTNG --.. _______________- --.., Grooming Professional witf I a m, 6 p m Animal Navel Grooming and Boarding. 373 . DR YWALL.S PRAYING ----------'-._ .. - Pet Care -. & . Massive Spanish bedroom sets (5). incIud* large drcscr, rchty rImi..4 ..,l.r, ,Iaa$ "-a',•...L.s i-,. . Iii heaobord, complete I piece lit just 1179. At living room sets. $99.95. Cash or terms. United Freight Sales. 3530 S. Orange Ave. Orlando Mon FrI. 9 to 9, Sal______________ 9 to S . CaI'Pity:eOOelISO,Additions IITOrn Woex. rree taTimØt ti,19 14&ACIRAMICS 'J1 I Fr nm A,,' - ',.irt,'t$ ;St.l . ,.......... SADDLE EQUIPMEPII BOOTS Western Wear. Save at the Old Corral Wetern Shop, Il 92, I mile at Deflary. '.-,..-- • ____________________ JA(k SOb. I F P AMICS SUPPLCS. kiln dealer 10 5 Closed Thursday I Sunday 322192). w Home Improvements - TOWE4'SIIEAUTY SALON (Iormtrly HarriettI Beauly NO) 3)9 E.Pne. 127 3742 'rr--.- .- -. - Ltd s .'-OWlP4G ,[F.tVICU i.,I*t1'. Freerstimate, call 32) )5 - Lc' one of our friendly ad vi- hetp WHOA, Don't throw usitul idle word your ciatsitied ad Call items Sell them quickly with a 3222611cr III 9'993. Herald Want Ad by calling 373 2611 and asking tor a friendly Adv,sr ________________________ _____________________________ OILPIEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH 373-5954 InSuIilhiOfl SANFORD Haqan AIR Hre.1 Super ,alesrnan,. classifIed CON HEAT INC. & ad. to sell your don't needj! OlT tON tNG 260? Sanford Aye, __________________________________ - ....... ookSCtrrn&n,yri uti(tS(,%pfl(j Mow 'no. Edging1. lrimnuing Free Est Reesonable.After 1-37361*2 _____________________________________________ ...- 7527 Perk Drive, 373 1567 . ..,s.... ,- SEPIKARIK GLASSIPAIPITCO 3lOM.'ennitl Ave .. IulllincGEApptlan(r5 JU'UJ'.J __________________________ fY'VJVVJriU, LiJi,IIr4., & TRIMMING CALL 327)319 .,..,. .,.,...... "''."-' ..woy . Glass-Mirrors __________________________ ____________ -- _, 51'iruus, trimmed & shaped Flower beds cleaned 1. edged to perfection. Specialist. Mcwing by request cinly. Free estimate. 373. -- - Servicb Lawn - - - 28 _I lIt) Singer macPt(hs never been used, some still In cartons, no attachments for buttonhole, blind I hem, fancy patterns, mcnoqraming etc. $59.93 cash or terms. United FreIght Sales, 3350 S. Orange Ave., Orlando, Mon. Fri., 9 to 9, Sat. P to 3. 54 'it Kawasalti 390. $70) Excellent condition. Call 323 I3ltor$)0 9330 19 *PUBLIC AUCTION* * STEREO * Eltctroiux vacuum cleaners to be sold for 159.95 cacti. Cash Of Slamps.Coins -' 17 MACDOJALD BSR nt and complete Camping equipment, boat arid motor arid either items, Ph, 3i9 $669 '73 YAMAHA 130cc. 8423 Ph. 3736071 To buy arid sell gold or Silver co4n, contbct us firSt, We also buy bulk silver COins, EMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109 vI. lit. 373 1352. Turntable and -.fereo, with I track player and recorder. Alto multiplex 'adig. Floor model, wulnut finlih. Sold new for $471, ASsume balance of $191 Or pay 8)0 per month. C.i-lt r.redit risnager at 322 91)1 or see -it 30? E pirit SI, Downtown Sar'ford 19011. Hwy. 17-92 Longwood In-f Rrâttons Lnnqw--i,-.i, ,1t 'Vii. Mart* ELECTROLUX ''I 69 TElEViSION SETS$3$UP MILLERS 2619 Orlando Drive, In 0352 Sales A ,. 19/I Yamaha 200. approx -P00 m,ls, good COriditiOn. $350 Ph 549 541. Wanted ,,,AiO Rogers at alues. 1)03! 83.4 90!4 I 2)" Color Console Zenith, $195; 50" Gerard AM.FM and I IracA Stereo console, *211; 10" Stereo, as is, 14*; Cash or Terms arranged. $10 r risuunili ('*11 Credit Mariagn', fl-Vu) or see at Sanford Sewing Center. 307 E 1st st., Downtown Sanford. kA.A.A. AUCTION* _____ ., "CuStomized", '11, Yamaha 630 *5 ri good shape. Lots of extras, Make reasonable cdl er Call 323 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, vied, any cOndition 6.41 $126. Winter Park TV.Radjo.Stereo nown s'a FI%AhCING AVAILAILI I 8 4 $L0ROOa, 3 BATH BRAND NEW HOMES, PACABO FULL OP ALL THI IATRAS YOU'D IX. PICT AND DEIERvEI Motorcycles _____ - Getting ready to move? Sell excess 'tms ouickly wdh a CI*tsified ad! REPOSSESSIONS L v) Oi-"n '.41 4. Si 95 Call *3* 2920 PUBLIC AUCTION* IQP4 *tU 53 UhlIlty trailer 823 Phone 66* *306, DeBary Peg. Brokers Sanford, Fla. Dayl 373-6173 NIghts 322-5421. 322-2357 NO CLOSING COSTSI 78 Cash buyer for used articles. fur-niture, etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES. 177 6927 W,,shi-rs and Petrigerators D.c k S IL!, .5, Si.r,,;i' Si1 S French Ave., Saruic.d, 322-7659. :vcry Friday night 7:30 p.m. If you have things to sell or conJgn. call Stan Vermlllion at 131.7020. A O1vL[OpM(py o - ,ilCO LAiiO Co - Abandoned, unwanted, lunk cars hauled away. Your cost, $10 Oriand 2956)91 anytime. Wanted to Buy - ,..4 12OO DOWN Roberts & Gilman ttUVji'- I,i:,-,, REALTY CO. ecaza - 5% * Maitland Flea I ., ST. JOHN'S - Thl NEWSPAPER does nut knowingly accept HtLP-WAHTED ADS Ihat iAdiC6fe a preference bitted on tg'e from em 1Of4S 4.0itTi'i if tflir 4GE OISCRIMIHAT$OU IN EMPLOYMENT ACT More information may be obtained form tite Wage. !. ____ SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES CALL 37-7 830-5S00 * WANTED * * 4 I fledrooms, 2 baths, with he.5ulifut tool 36i13' anti a tøw price ii J7.5tJ) C,ul' ( .Il,iit, Carnp.bcli ''sot ---, 115 Acres--in city, zoneti opartrients. Approved P zonIng AIRPORT ROAD AREA 't - 41 Cort'ir it I. lund anu F - ci'! t \ Wood dining room sets from famous manufacturers Inctuoe SpanIsh, Early American and Mediterranean with matching china cabinets, table oniii cndira, 8179. (3 only) cash or terms. United Freight Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave. Orlando. Mon.. Fri. 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to 5. I;:? AUSTIN DEVELO°MENI' CORP. $31 6300 ---- I i', KENMOPE WASHER, parts, service, used machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES, 323 iV.9?. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy-sell-trade 111 315 E. FIrst St., 373-5872 inrnmnanrt . * - Miscellaneous For Safe -.1 lilil .: Pangol. IBahia 373 3413 Commercial Site-with 7 Bay cc staticau buildings on Cotsi (lob Po.id Forrest Greene, Inc. ZIG ZAGS SO wooded at ..#w .,.y acre--wooded with r Irontage at Chutuota. - S 10 Acres Ot,.*Ci .s.•is. I,. 'rww' it me' Cn M. UNSWORTH REALTY -- GENEVA (eims avaieble. - ', ,.. 48 RECONDITIONED Refrigerators, Washers and Dryers. WARRANTY Free Delivery, WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 614. lIlt 74 Ilc,ur SnsiC. Call 372 719* 322-76- AU VA'•Nothing Down Johns. Call Cailbart Real Estate MUSSIE C. BATEMAJ tIlC.)KER Loch Arbor-I large bedrooms, I bathS, pool and extras 11S.000 Terms available. 322 2599. St. Llilirtg Wanted Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Dick Bond Inc./Realtors - SW acres on or near Orlando 2935515, Appliances 52 - _____ __________________ '4 '' I '' SanlorctAvenue.3po57x tOO'.: pcI. down Ow,ier will I inanc Registered Broker i ,,,,,. Real Estate Wanted JACK R, McCLURE '. Ifi'.j L.rc iUcfi FG taminator5 FO Finishart ' All modeli include drIveway, car port, screened porch, raised patio, utility room, siding ana land uaping. ' RENTING? ________, Full or '' Junk Cars Removed -- Lois and Acreage . -18 T 71 S Autos for Sale '69 Impala, air conditionid, PIN Take up payments Pb 3.733.5atter6pm _______________________ liii We Succeed!" 'i f I 9 Doo't Stop Fern Park L.lMfl',.,J -- I - Station Wagon, excellen 1961 condif Ion. Good tires. m 57s1 __________________________________ - C 323 -U70 OCiltOr I S -'c "We - Th Fff.t?) ,.,. , 71' X 60' 1 'inity dOuble wide, bedroom, 2 baIt,, family room, iiparate dining room, situated on x 112' lot, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES '500FrenchAve )903OrlanctoDr. 33) 5700 iV'4j( HIte Days , 43 . All 12 I,.ies reduced. 2, 3, and 1 bedroomdoublewidesreducedup toSISOQ. remecsdous Savings this week Only. Place Homes North, Hwy I? 97 at Lake Kathryn Estates, 2 mi North of Hwy lIP *312770 ,,, Ftifl , 71' x $' Stincritt double woe, I bedroom, 7 bath, family room, iituat,d on 72' * 113' lot. CLOSE OUT BONANZA _____ ________________ ' -. 80 Auto Repairs Parls.Accessol'ies 12 Volt Auto Battes es $II.9S REEL'SBODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue 21' * 4$' Ramada double wide, 7 bedroom, 2 bath, altuatea on II' a !1 I' lot - -- -, ','.Ot)iI' liii tink Rt:j',,',4554 $5 H) choose Iron', $31 7)fl - 0 hE WAYJI ______ ________ a --------------------- ' ,, Stniom lb S1.0 [-'scount off rio tri - cf ti- c 1973 Cl0St'c,ut Mobile Homes - - -________________ by Art '" THIS AD IS WORTH RIAL [STAll' REAL tOP 66 4191.0 ayo - - ______________________ - - - SANFORD REALTY THE BORN LOSER - Mobile Homes ~ - ••- 1913-713 Friday, Oct. 19, - - Make your roof cool, calm; anct PlOtected With our Special treatment For information ôbout thi; new product come by: CORBETT Assume mortgage, or puf S $0 pet. down on new movtuage. We have many many ,'tsore, we can tel' you .sbout. We arrange financing for the home of your choice. Call or stcip by our off ice, open tilt I p m 7 BALi REALTY ' - ChWRi,"t.L 11111 SCREENED POOL Skinny d4p No bugs to bite. thanks to screened 55*25' pool area. 3 large bedrooms, family room and kitchen open on to pool Very attractive clean lame, to esiloy Florida lift, 365 Jays a year -' ' C A, Whiddon, Sr., rQk,r I)) N Park, Sanford 377 59.9) "Stop Urn!" CHARM . 1? - Dr (SAP V. 11 4 pct . new 3 bedroom, 2 ttitth, attractive cOurItf V setting, I.irw,AOOdcdlOt,C(fltralheat, air, dishwasher. oarage, shag and no wax vinyl throughout I 4 to Dc'Itary cxii, 7 miles vest to 230 Buena Vista, Builder. 647 3369 - COLLEGE FICTITIOUSNAME Uobce 5 hereby given t? we arc hold your own businiji in your I'IANU LESOr* engaged in business at 5 Sanford spare time from your home. Call i,w CPonsc Ave, Santord, Seminole Coqnty. SANFORD. Niw 7 and 3 bedroom Lake Mary 514 ?41I Harry Wrstrr 33I)79 townhouses West 25th St. at Holly Florida under the fictitiøt name of PLUMBERS U15 3 bedroom. 3 bath home with Ave. Rent starts at 5225. 377 $641 MOTHEk I DAUGHTERS at. & Sun, 1-5 [xperienced seafood Cook. about 1.000 square feet situated on or 6170190 * RESALE 5HCP and ttal we intend Toworkon new apartment complex Apply in person big Lake Mary is our SuperStar! Call Bud, JOHNNY WALKER to register 5Id name With the Clerk 'it city of Sanford Apply 3374 S 372-all N'ce 1. 2. 3 1. 1 bedroom hoiJses fd,, II'; priced at 192.070, we know But ALlY of me Crcu,t Court, Semirh. 3774137 ("i-ange Aye, Orlando, Pti fit? ri-n? it you want a tiOri-iC with 1 t:,r,jj r ,C4.urrj,,flCC *,1t Di lOu Ike working with livirij S61everyThing this a it, You name it, th prouisons 04 the F.ctjt.ou SANFORD plants? We need potters, packers Payton thisoneha; it. And, you talk about a N'nie Sta'ufes, T Wit Body Shop Foreman, good sJ ng Section and generous labo.ers in ocr l*rgt rooms, thu haS thoSe, too *6509 FIorIi& Statutes ic condition, Jack Protser F.iJ. :n r.ursiry. O.ad benelits Apply in Realty. 373-1301 Yo can't bej'l thu with a stick $ Sr Nancy 0 B.'tIer Ill). ask for F-ed h..sey. person 2525 S. ParS. Ave., Apopka 2610 Hiawatha Ave. at 17-92 Older 3 stc.'y home, near downtown EtreIM .'400ve'r a.' call $$f.-7733, ejit. 119. Highland Park an ItIM beypunch Janitor, part time, early morning or _________________________ Publish: Oct. 19. Over IS rooms. Can be used as 7. 7 bedroom, kilchen equipped. 'r sounds 4.ittrt%!nQ to yOL' m,iriy evenriq Shift Permanent Mature kitchen help IXCLUSIV[ . p'iOF U 113 fms.oial office, !'vlel, etc Call olhi. here's ofi, r't Washer dr1-'r $1CØ c,ep $tV) ma 1 ,Uc' t,4t4 krst 01 %?çn.J ' i rd,sy Ei _______ 'i' .ire,15 Waoied f.r in C.i,trr. As'oc 'ta-s ._USI hOn.-!, ,v't 1 tiilcJ Call J12 ?9k1 o4IJ,,4f(j, (.4.4 fii'.0 yOv CITY OF .SLTAMONTE -Uent pay No neasy clearino ti-neC large lots with huge 20' a $31 4949 'kno and training t th same SPRINGS, FLORIDA Mature individual, permanent ivol Hal 3 bedrooms, 2 Brand new 3 bedroom, l'- bath, r)i ivt PS Part time or- full time There 5 no age limit ar-J re%iem',I 134 $531 Noticed Public Hearing kitchen equipped Lease. svata climate control, twin carport, _______ r train you Good CO,yin',itIiOn iuP 'chol oploma IS no' TO WHOM IT MAY coNcEqp 'uipped kitchen and ble Nov. I, 322-7710. as 830550O Wattiiou%e YellOw Cab Co. 201 S. Park. iqipred. Prepare yourself tar Manager, fee paci Notice is hereby givers by the City '-itras 555.000. II you'e looking lC4ltOrS csperienced. to I2,OOO plus L01'ioW(iuid Inc TW in irus ntqniy rewar oy me tvy ot Allamonte HOMES and APTS. fo rent. From ht,q a home in this range, don't buy tv'nefitS Arvft'rson tr'.p?oyment IUSIDE SALES REPRESEfI l*4"d Prrnl q, Sp"ngs, Florda. tho! s3 ç , , $100 mo CatI 4737641. HOME .flpthiiJ until you've teen thiS 3-) Cae TATIVE. Must be aggressive an Counc'l wtc rOki a pijt,(ic RENTALS - &okcr---9 to 9. .srn ::ert. Good pay a compan y (al To rons,dr' annCzition Oh tt't Goodyear Tir and Rubbnr Co. has .* netitS. Contact Ivan Poston. 37 Three bedroom, Fib,, air, fenceci fo*igwsng described property lying Call 3222420 Anytime an opening for a cred,5 ct.part. 21* yard. kitchen equipped, 1175 ma. and bing 817W. 1st St. S.eiwnou County. ORLANDO 8USINESS men? trair*e. Full company bene• "Santord'sSalesLeader" pluS securtty. 373 1200 Florid& to wit: 322.5641 '"'l office.'- Some f?, 2 weeks paid vaatic'i, excelIran Your Multiple Lsting Agent-, PARCEL A COLLEGE .1tt00 and account New duplex. 3 bedrm, 1 bath, lent poportunity to advane with - flEt.LTOPS 2S4SParklYr (.01 4. Longview Pse.g!i?s. ________________ rtc'vable experience preferred kitchen equipped. 1175 month large company RI. S M. Hair, CO1'diflg tO Hit ptit !heca'of as 57 30 Pet hr. Apuly Transpor Manager, 327 2*7) Equal Op Security. oie year'; lease reCorded io Plat Rook 17. Page 9. cii 2571 Park Or. 372 21)3 fliOker,ige. State Farmer'i portunty Empt.)y EVEREST REALTY INC the Puhi PecOrds 0 SflinO!e ____________ - Realtor--AttcrHourj M.i.k Realtor, t0I S 1? 92. Maitlaricj County. - i- :,cja and Wanted iclderS ____________________________ 3729291,3273991.372064 (.71 030$. PARCEL -. Almost new, 3 be. and Welders 5lelpers bath. 7 Oct W Ot !tV '.04 NE 'eN 01 SR. 7 Bedroom, 1 bath, F,orida room. 24 Business Opportunities m?g, No closing costs. No 373 010 438 (tess lJ 493 7' a bqlnntng 185 Cassylbvrry, 512.500 Ph 911$ 33 houses Rent Furnished Qualifying. Move in now. Assume E and V.13' N of SW corner run E Workers 6ppl' in ierson to SELF SERVICE COIN OPERATED mortgage. 513..) mOnthly. 141 96' N 370' W ti; Seirtion tine S Pi,cr I bedroom h')uSt' for rent A,n,ti(bfl Wood Prod,jj 1791 KWIK KAR WASH available San Great RETIREE INVESTMENT! _________________________ 170' to point W of begirning. f t fOrd and Sh.irroundng area Very fluilding includes 3 attractive Ch,itlei 5, Longwoo'j. F1a beginong. and W 25' tor tq'.y 'nvestrnent. IS pct. financing. apt;. Will make ntc. reSident, SeCIiOqI 15. Tovrn-thp I S. Range 74 hr-i inytrnt f thoSe who with good rental income, 821,500. Maintenancc Homes E. Sem.nole County, Florida; MUST SUCCEED and one that Realty, 327.1301 MACHfNIsT OR MILL WRIGHT Two 1 bvdrDom, 2 baths. 7541 ano toihi corporate t,m.t 01 the' City 04 will p-oyiae years Of steady in 2410 HIawatha Ave. at 17-92 CONVENIENT to Stores, 3 3316 El Capi?an, Sanford, I Altarnoeiie Srtrtgs. Florida; ind ome Call collect, 904 77$-llti?. bedroom, 1 bath, small tot Qua Itiecl man needed Central heat air, fully carpeted 4' .',tk in P wood (bI To coni4r alsu the tr 5,(ft!af,.-i4 fç-ki Terms. 34 --o -J•- it. C.!ig tu u kind rr Mobile Homes Rent Coliventlonal financino. £71 .4Ii. products manhatacfu'ing. Must 01 d qrs&t.rig and assigning fPty Iave e'pit- ienc *ith Sawmill o' CRANK CONSTRUCTION, tuning classification of C 0 tom "red 'S urgent. *c *tlI Rooms for Rent yi 2 Btaroom mobile home available related wood working machinery mrrciêt Genital District i ViIetetraninqandp,ovi4ei, Oct. 21 end 2 bedroom cottage Ho Roominprivavehomne as molderj, planners and gang . 0tty as that classifIcation ithtufIorpartlimeempioym3, EXCLUSIVE alcoholic beverages, no pets Ki?Ctienp.'ivlleges t&ws. Excellent salary and ,.hiti deicrtbe in the ,ing Ord)na.tces cVCr yOU dCSire. P0th Payton Camp SemInole, 3771170 Ph 373 1616 company bpnefiti Contact 01 the Cty of Altamonte Sprags, to tIiOiiI .5041 cining CIa's frame 7 bedroom, 1 tIli home, AMERICAN WOOD PROCUCTS, *it 0co.nari, Nc 72* 73 ano at -ii4' YOu mutt be willing I kitchen equipped, furniture. Realty. 372 1381 4 aniended d Sup$emented. IPiC, 2OOMary,n Ave., Lougwood, ONE ROOM EFFICIENCIES, 't4rt i, liedofCly Personal so drapes and washer inctted On 2 3S Mobile Home Lots 280H,a*atha Ave. at IV Special monthly rates- Contact Fla 3flO Phone 1Pi present to",rng cl4ssiticat4n IIM lowflhcitrtjstrpei,$i1,2S0 $2350 For Rent - cA s.o cx'Opert s P lA Pez,nti& n, tO yr existing rTiOrl7aQf', L 0140DM, ChOi(C Icic.',;en IACTORY IIELP--fleitjedfor 1st .5t to Parctl A, and A 1 %)4 5) per mo. CAVALIER MOTOR INN I etremely attractive, central an. last of Orlando, nice pr'vate lot, and 2nd and 3rd shift. 5750 per Agricultural Dtrkt as to Paftel B, wall to wall carpet. 834,900 A PJ nfl B adults 13$ 1139. O 32005. 1). S 1792, Sanford Pour to start, ISc raise in 30 as thOSe classifications are KULP REALTY Regular raises thereafter, Pdid oe n thC :ng Qrd.nances COLLEGE P e6!tor BEDROOM, (hi( shaded ana regutatcgis 04 Seminole County, ___________ hOlidays and vacati3nj Must be 107W lit 5' 30 Apartments Rent 373 7315 location Large bedrms, low 37 Busidess Property able to handle 90 lb. bags Apply Florida. down. 137.590 Unfurnished For Rent 3 Bedroom frame Piome, with large in person, Premix M*rbletite Travel Agencies The Public Ht#ring will b held in 13 family room, priced at only M.nrtacturing Co Junction Hwj. i the City Hall. AItamoni Springs, - _________ -_______ Shop or off ice n the beautiful tK'v I BEDROOM. charming shadt 434 and 119. Winter Springs Ftnda. on the 73rd day cii October, FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC. 514,390, with good terms Lakewi.'w Plaza, heat, air, lanitor vñtd CR hardwood floors, Orify Arltne I icke'ts. Cruise and Tours p rn I 3 II or 715 ft Ready Ir y 522 at offical ratet furniture ito4' ) Semoi'an thereafter as POISibIC, at which time ku fl 14easonatle, 373 0061 t.'ust hayt tlSaufleur's license S TAFFER REALTY llIvd.. (H*y 434). $31 373), sritrreitpd partieS and cititen,. for a Goo.1 starling s-', ns' eppo.(1 ______________________________ I :"t?' --i' i,--, APARTM £ NTS intord Downlcwn. prestigiout iir in pf'r',on to Il,4t4 ;:-r .Stt be h ' !3 S,i1 'icrsuite,elevatc.', parking, arid L2 I -''it..---i 18 ''tune. ?ale Hem Wanted S'30 HWy hcrnq m ;ctied frOm t'rne r-i' ,d t,, & ,.r :initCM',âI Sefvice i,cluded AAA 4'Si'flI'i? y l tirnC untI line! ad ion ii taken by We nave openings for Truck location Available Dec I, l9fl -f't,I Clubhouse Laundry the (it y Council. Ph 37) 1070 ('pm'r.4ixrIpantec wantj ,hJtj iarpet Drvtr. Warehouse aisci Saies drapes Thr rir,tice snail be posted at the Spray. bruih and tOIler Pr,vate patio or hatcony 4 or week Excellent 60I Park Drive Citt- Hall within the City of In Rutcirig Garage potential F oily r-cyuppcij kitchen fr•nge benef,ts Apply in perseqi Calf 321 029* Aftryin DayS 373 77)2 Spci.içs, FtO(;dj, 530 per month rent, turn thlt14' Payments iyt, " after P a m. t SCOTT V'S HOME thrCt (31 other pla(* *itP.ifl the Call 37) IIfl into t'IU,t, fl .5 cOndominium BUlLDER, lCd Frtrh Ave.. PH. 3236650 City. and published In The Snfr 19 Female Help Wanted Sanford Talk to us atOul our lease with MINI RANCHES Herald, a new- 'aper of general - --arrangement; to accumulate your 1120 FLORIDA AVE. 38 Wantedlo Rent Cifcutbtlon ifl the City of Attamonte Used car mechanic. ee4lent oa oi'king cot,1,l, n AKE MARY LUXURY HOMEa mature down payment Call Ruth Rub. Springs and Senlnol, County. and *OfkiOg Condifioni Working on •.ite 700*226' Zoned reliable woman for sitter foraged As;( to talk abt Sancilewooci SANFORD, FLA. l?rtnl' N.'id 7 bdrm unfurnethed Fcrid,onceaw, ,kfara$IeasJfour Iro.*teoge ci all domestic and ..qr,eulIuraI 1000 SQ ft Lcdec .1-icither with lIght housekeeping villas located .n Sanford, the best tnir for larn'ly with 2 small (It consecutive wicks prior to the •mportcarsApptysnperson.jacs, rpof 'I bedroomS. 3 baths, family iongwood area llri' tr4n way In Central Fla I 1 1 huldrrn 373 0897 alter S two bf''OOn,S, I bati,, wall to wll of IPie PbIiC Hrarng: trie c,v tt flalier Votkswagen Sportaiion 47 'nom. ..th IirCPI,ICC, formal 10 txctroom% from 517*313 i' 4'. It',? -h!r,it-:-- 4'-. tl'ape central p'-a' 41itei' !. rlrv'!r'J I'c;' ii nij l.',roe ,,t ri-a -Pr 1,-ru 'Ir,4'. I: 'r-; ,j.t )Lt.dt.ifl. Lctli (JOIC', air FUII1 rgu,pped ''- Il water top HousesforSale eusivr. Vihli not be hess than Wanted. Ouaiibedpevsonfowork in with dishwasher Call Jerry 1,11314' and bent Pie's, cool deck and i4tDOLE AGED LADY t-3 liy in them .jndUieif metal shop Stocks. $347911 after 6 week twenty egnt :st dars, In edditoo. lb'dnnm. 1'. baths, liii' nw protri5,Oniifty designed l.5nd Care fr elderly couple General Permanent position tcir the right ndtice shalt be posie' ifl th arc lit days Anyt.mc weelenVh I •.'.ii- frI Ssfe ju'ct- 877.400 houSehold duh,ii Itod fCflip.I0;in 'cap'nq 114,930 ____________________ ron Pre!er he ienid('red tt flflixâf,f ecn from l Q ,aM •*'.%ume S2.40Q .ntg $0 lldy Own friintpG,filt.on !'t'Nflni Winter Pars "-inford iin.s'iij S-4nford area Call Ken BurL. èt newest dupti's i,pavl t iet f;fler'r, (ISi days MCVithly paymentS. StSI 97 in R,tevtnce-s. Call 3723139 after 10 6440110 773 10 for appointment prior to the date of the Public sludi's ever yttii'tg Call Mi Cross -, SPRIN(iS Approx. 250 am - --- ---wall to wall carpet, diShwasher. Hearing _________________________ ill 4670 irid 300' Silt' with 1 year old home Real Estate DATED fNtt cisposal 5,10 ircludes wafer and ad wanted General 3 bedrooms. 7 baths, family room, Qod mar IOn Off'e gambage Open hoijsc', I 5 Sat I 'imber. A 0 I3 ,AP4i OWL) CLOSE ltd :'vn transportation. San ora are.. lormal dining Zoned agr.i:ulturat, 'r.'(iat'sinq In acr.iQe FtjII time iifl Only 2 units left 2nd end )W FirSt St ti Jane R,har Day cil 327 %I$, evening; Citrus frees, and grape arbor. 'n$, lop tom.niss,00s .BEST VALUE. Ayncado or phOnC 417 7957 or 174 cur 37) 0517 37) City f.lc'rk pond for fishing. Quivt and 0* t1i' titp 01 ',rttjdCd 5)9.3CC Convenient and charming, lust C) IC to increase of buSinesS, Tastj Altamnti' Walter B. Steele - -. 1C3 completing I new 3 bedroom CiENEVA GARDEN World Restaurant Publish $rpt 71, 29. Oct all .4 itnd SR 4 t, 19 homes with garage, air and *lq Real Estate Brok-APARTMENTS 'S now accepting applications lot carpeling Locatei on a quid p altori 1503W 75th 5' 130.4W Fairbankt waitresies Apply iflperontøMr IN 1AY p3 • PARK street with lake breezes. Walk to bedrooms, 7 baths, cpeting & WE TAKE TRADES 57333 Carl Dayis between 10am and shopping eno Schools Low down drapes Pool. Kitchen equipped) F _____________BRAND NAME payment Only 527500 to 521.?tO ch.ldren $ccepfed, Cdl! 327 2090 uston I bedrm, 2 bath, many 16 37 pool, choice Career Opportunities 2671 k4,',rtweli Ave Pool Tao'e taking up too fliuch or atiori. 5-19.000 Tetmi In 77P7 room' A CLfisSilie'd Ad wlf find ita Ih IPark In p,pid Expanding Fiberglass CLIFF JORDAN buyer Power Boat Manufacturing iridusfry Pf A( 11)1-i -• ci 2 Ili • Aii F,: i,..'. flr' tin irourig C,i.n ' • . A PIE OR 0 franspoq1at CJfl 3fl?S?. LAKE MARY -- Houses for Sale Brand new 2 or 3 bedroom townhouse's, Choict location! No car needed for shopping, schools 0* churches. Wall to watl s'iag carpeting. Dishwasher, disposal, range and central Pica? air, Hurry' There's only I Cf each 37-7 In i I 1919S. Fretict Eve - Sunday. 3277311 or 327-tIN Longwood - O Semper Agency Oct. 20 & 21 AVALONpARTMENTS ADULTS NO PETS 116W 2nd 5?. - OpCning% nyalabie in Sanford. Detton,a. arid Ortan area. Call bbS ,S14. P. W Cøllins Lawn , tot. Candace Dr. oft H*y. 17 92, Fern Park. ______________________________ OR LAN DO BUSIN ESS - - * Houses(orSa$e ii i1-MINOLE REALTOR 0141 , WP Two bedroom duplex fUtni;hd apartment 4720 Orlando DrIve, Sanford. IhuomApt CIosein $75 month Call 377 62*3 HousesforSale BRING YOUR PAINT tIRUSI Anti fix up this 7 Story 3 bedroom oi I corner, I', balhs. fireplace. lang rooms. and garage. CnIy SI3.5 Owner will ilnance with 53,31 down. LOW INTEREST AIf L nvel-j I hietirpom, 7 tth hQn:- r Pi,',ecreit, huge p'neted Florsd room F reshly painted mild .101 oul Large down and assume 3i. oct mortgage. Sales price 573.700 I? IIIDROOMS, ADULTS 0NL PARK AVE?4UE MOBILE PARs' 7515 f'ark Drive,377 7161 IJ 9. IV3 _________________ A Wa.ntAd 1 OPEN WELAKA APARTMENTS III W. 1st. St . ' HousesforSale 11 (l.5fl garage .101 kitchen equlppe un 515 mo, Call Orlando, *51 $305 . i - (lI CLERKS ldorrell has openings for qualified workeri !arl Immediately, no (cc Cal i-I? $1111. 2711 Lee Na. - - Apartments Rent Furnished ROOFERS. Experienced ifl built up AVON CHRISTMAS EARNINGS rooting. Also can help make thu holidays hap ROOFERS HELPERS. Good wages, apply pier for your intire family' it's in person to BID Rocifing Corn e.iISY selling tine AVON proctucts. pany. l)t Seminola Blvd., Callnow;______ Canelberr i ii lime employc wanted for ,reenhouse work, pOtt,rij, Lawn Spray Applicators p,sc kang. etc Must ti-i capable and ilopendable. Apply ifl person $ lo Career OppoituUy Mon Itiru Fri Directions-. ',outh on Sanford Ay to Myrtle Turf Education Progrim , nUn? to Lake Ave turn i.ft to sion Harts Nursery Advancement (Sir M,,d Fringe Benefits For tI.qht Ph 373 9979 -----• Retired Military l4.'J keeper, ezperi,ncc preferred Welcome Apply In per - - .r',-'!; l,:'-i,iriforcf !nifl)urfl ñcp 0 M FICTITIOUS NAME P4OTltE,shcrtt, gvfnmtIm crbgaoecl n busir*ss at Boi 63-i Mtlan, Seminole County. Florida twWef the vict;sloi name WELD ALl.. and that I intend To t'g•,te sa.d name with Clerk (' Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance With the V?iiOrlS Of (t l-l(litlOtJ% Name Statutes. To Wit: Section 9-8509 Ftos tcla cta!i.'es 1937 3) Manager traines'- No experience ALTAMONTE CATERING hiu rw'cessary Good opportunity with opening for women who enioy thi 'aped idvar,ciment. See Mr out of doors Salary pluS corn Woodall al General Finance, miSSion. Paid vacation, lit year Fairway Plaza. Santorti PhOfli $3) fl36 Good Th:ngs to Eat Lost and Found With The Sanford Herald I - -------- 19 Fem.310 Help Wanted - nts' - - -- SANFORD CT. MOTEL L.ifl HI..'Ip PIO'4C 473 Write P 0 B. -.----- Etectricil, qualified etectrici,n wanted in wooa producis ni.Snufacturing Mvst have cx peric'nce wllh 410 High voltage Competent nursery church workei ss?em Starting salary, 817,0CC nee'Icd to.' Sunday mordings .inC (nntacl Prcsinf p ( tXC.5SiQfl.5lly at Other tmes Foi ICV'gwooij, Fli., 37750. .ippo*ntment. tall 327 7667 S. 0 C ______________ ------------- Maintenance Man - a i -'-------------- - - ----- Male Help Wanted 'Unwc - - Wantod to Buy CASH 372 1132 I or used furniture, appliance;, toot;, etc. Buy I or )00I I n't'' Mart 715 Sanford Ave. LOIS BATISTE SALESLADY a1 I / BILL RUOSS RON PE'IERS DON POPE SALESMAN SALESMAN SALESMAN :'. BILL BAKER VQIKSWAGEN, INCi: - ---" :. '.' - NOW iWO LOCATIONS lOSE kvl 'YOU SANFORD DeLANO 331 Hwy. 17-92 South S. Hwy. 17-97 & Truck Sanford Ph. 3'z2-1$35 Deland Ph 734.09)0 Orlando Ph 644 5014 Sanford Ph 322 3340 V , , - -: �t tIL il: i tjj,, . c)-J - ~ . - ------'- -- - 1 e . 0 0 -. •:. '• ". % e . . . . ,... it 00 ______ . - . I - CHURCH T4F SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTI S T CHURCH Corner lth & E lm Bro Billy n You cant help loving this hutic pup Maybc it's because he seems so out of proportion.If he somehow were able to flap am T PR rn : P..i,,-r C:urhT?lnng p rvcnnq °' %. •' 11, : ; n I-r Fti K ir Sat Mats Sn Mass Pti Uc,rcrtL., AS a. m Sunday Mo(nii II 00* rn - WOfV"P A5t Past or 500pm 30 & *1* m 3 m $ CONGREGATIONAL Wry 'redL Neal FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH eMonro. ' L Pal Re.. Ray"w4 H*dle-i Sur4ay Sct*W Evtntirio Worship ~~ L - P r . Morning wcrsh.p L L -1 Morning Worship .' .. -- - .-.. UMYF - ~ ~ - J*F - .. - ~X .;I , +-..J, -- Wed BiblC Study P in ~- Sunday Monday Tue5day Wrdnrsday Thursday PsaIrm e Jorl * Matthew* Matthew 9 Matthew - 116 1! ¶ '116 24 1.25 24 3242 Friday I The.tsWonians 9 FAotnmy Vjor%hip 24:42-51 wor n. rwi Wors hip ChvrchSchoal . Morning Worship . Nursery V - 10 00 41 m noble Study Worst, P 11 Peter 6 00P in WedneSday iPi Wed Pra y er serv ic e 7 P B niCta Qfl*?y fi 010 A. ' 46 P in • . 11 ~008. m 0 t,e Ciassec S%cd THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Blvd. LakaMonrat Willard Eldridge SCIENTIST of East Second Street 6 30p 7 4~a M oQOp Wrut va ,v e Sunda $ in 9 ISa CHURCH 9.4sarm tl:OOa sviiWa rn . P't -~ I T,f QtthIP ID i ouplt poonds f U. - - (olotnbai Univer- of .-, . S iflSiiUe Ci j • uman Nutrition, some people ina permanent l y , I iorning sky . y u 7 VI I) U- d Aimck i Upt.ola Road% . shed . UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN Rev DarowinShea to following will make little better, , ,.Acco . r din g Myron IOOr' U' Or ,ill of 4 ( ties'.., If you've had as much trouble ' _*u ,,, Iowa M 11 CICS M Sunday School 7 OOP m WOth'P wofthp c -. I I) VP SIveliff--day Adventist Church skinny a Or N- verl, gcod reason tha! they're slipposw to Ix. that recogniz WIfli( k titi tiottors ha ve - -11 FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes . of Sanford I FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church _, DE K L ES II tk,velopetl .I certain ritiniber of fat c-ells (luring their formative )ears and noiA they're stuck S EN K A RI K GLASS & PA INT CO. INC. . -ind Eniployes and Employes how come many,)f the cities in this county are directed by th2ir HA R R E L L & B EVE R LV . NC CO - , kgal coon ,el that it is unlaw ful SHOEMAKER INC David Beverly and Staff and employes a ema' - I - r .c Sr Be C - c i i (rt tP 1C I I Od Cl y A. Cd em? quI flh,iI Cth IOW 7' Nw Mi. :'cr ISP' 1 C7'4 C? i PlO Pew Awl avss Park sadist Churrt, 1741 * , J a •o ni al PtPt . a PrQ .. - organization U 'ii C I Pa I I Ci,.: a tc C' a I 1 ' CWf'h 04 C P . of 1 I I 151 4iP.,I C,.,t4',h 04 LkP M0.'w*,e P Ba IIchE04 Vnd IO I it • Si - , I - r .,• - __ M Z - t ' so __ ' - - --a th& s !.i J- p MIt* sai si Cnurth,J & .pI F451 t c' A St • S ut W . it CIiIed C Ot 04 r= $1 t-$ - Cnun Cvr ,• t)B.a-. y Ar-i Entelpr5* , it- P CA H i i C'n , __ T- ~r-xlz~x. .__ 7'— A. w-ew'e' y ftAp .41 I -. -_ - Avi - - ' - rn Lrr-AII C*..-rth i ti-a Rs,-m41 ; p- - •, en churtn. F? 5.tg.a I r . 3' - ra stCtc(,,t 5tis, OE I3t • q III d l bkp , , • . rt (Of 31th. Cp fir st TIME I Y tz -- S Ps * $it. I .4 _ i... - it.' - ' - - -._..i.....L{ -- ,. - - . - Qt'OTF - revealed how man)- OO they sent across the Suez Canal, Pentagon .sources in Wash. ingtoin placed the nurnbc-r at about 12,000 men including 300 8 Uii c I1? It he in '—J a rue s - miiIntrati , I • SWUNG roaring grin in anticipation of moving to his --____________ -- -- nterc not pinpointed the place of city of Al Arisli in northern b - .,I xc)n 0 ,!IQ __ - _. _ _ n *4 fw%l I ev I %of 0 - ' ident Niwi has reluctantly Ali? 0$ i riiatw ordered e President ' 11-1 - last Aug. 29, to give him the Lipes subpoenaed by (ox, and to the Se nate Watergate nine ., tt)flfli(', 4 .W 4' B I "I , * - V111 It 7 ~~'_, ~ -, . r7vff ---. - _Ijw_~ , I- - - !Uff 11 feed to Cox as an employe 1 '' th nch," %kasl ready to fire eprocuori he continued to .# - ) ,, battle. The President uid he had the the Supreme Court to review a support of Sens. Sam J. Fzvin. Court of Appeals decision u . 4 - Ak - . ,_- ~_ - ?, 41 __ . - IN.C.. and Howard If. Baker. holding Sirica*s, order arki he It-Tenn., the senior members of itirgati corn directed d (ti to halt efforts to tiit Senate (ox issued a statirnint ii 'ut if he compiled with the - . - - RICHARD ...C-7irapromising disa ced. I reject the ho llow would violate iii>- solemn the country. But Sen. Lowell I'. Weickee deal to release a summary of the Senate and the p ledge to -- ARCHIBALD -. Stennislisten IO the tapes. Baker called it "a good deei- 11 residetit's instructions it sion and in the best interest of COX my Jr.. R-Conn., another member the evidence rather than ttv Challenging _____ pro.' of the Watergate committee, evidence itself," he said. - - Ues 0 lets La nc ing 1 sov 'I Major Pe(lce w,is folded up like ,n toidion I)ip!iini tt prt(iiitl 1 10 t'nr t it 1k nr) A Kissinger \litjdlc E Ly IIOI1 tur Motw tor tai tticUnitt-dSt.itesan(ithe.Soviet with Soviet officials. p in acidn the deati still - were not ens ives Thank47 oyOu Ibis wnrking esident Anwar Sadat - Art a deaths Brie 611 Comics SB Crossword puzzle 01 I ir l;k SB I r I I It r cit Editorial comment 4A Horoscope Public notices 1~)(Iet% Spo rts . ' A I . Ill 7A A ) ., -lk - .-- J = nujy be offered as a British. rtn&h proposal China has ri k itt dis 1kt U¼td thit L ntt1 I ot5 i I the. osie vie t union 0 pp S U.N. diplomats familiar with Lonspiring together to control hit subjet t of the kosy gin behind tls cOts nianeus ering the affairs of other nations oLd talks were not ofiftially said ridas the Koss gin trip to Tht Yugoslav Tanjug news I A tIosed but United N¶ ations Cairo and consta nt US.-Soviet a ge p ncy sa i dIL' Friday Os.ut rumors negotiations on the war could Of it &)Viet peace plan calling Ppirenfl) carried sonic kind lead to the introduction of a for- a cease-fire and an Israeli lution in the U.N It- thdrawal from the Arab .. , -i Administration soun is in & corit>Council oun Ii t ,is earls is 'anus she uuupico in l%i were ti 4s,.In h ci on sa 'i cnt Nix- next u ik said ''e'ta"ing in Ca iro. on knew about Kosygin's trip in Council inembers split at the The news agency said the a dvance and has told c body's last meeting Oct 12 cs er plan would pros uk for the hue , _,)(r lates he PxWtsan earl) end -A a %- 3 to end the war ,anti no tiers of the warring jmrties io be - 511 4C_5C . — of5vials. including Joseph J. K'y gin re'urned from (aim the assistant secretary of I ri t had four d i, of state Ii r \Inlllt I ikrn inkl t II lTd inevtirgs nita x-gypt14in Souto Asian •i.urs, 4 - ,.. kiuitr ss t uiitipaniid Western pio1ii t stid rn Mosco w na tol> lbr. U .S.-Soviet ideas for a c'aseIe A )nill. Ilk' Soviet anitia ssador to may not be presented directly .ifter Stwiet 11'reiiiier Alei-et N. _____ hut spokesmiian said to Kissingcrstripcanie one y th United States, and nine U.S. by the two superpowers, but L ntified, a state lx~- - - 1 autolnobile agenry, on ;!tttmpts custoitars to ttiw urt the - Ni x on said he would not a Early today, hours after the 8 Thiesc . MaJors, Tn.. %or= y 0 - ,- 16 it.Tash. Witnesse-s told police N- O10 _- — Mark %%emW res i en ia ci es State Police said eight per- •ir — _______________________ -- * U bus moments after the initial - -- (Herald Photo by * , cirmsing. Ile bridgehead was Sin-ji and the Mitla Pass to the sons were killed anti 1.1 others believed to be abott 6. mi!es southern and central pa rt s of were hospitalized. from Cairo and Israeli officers the Sinai. on ti,e Sinai front told correThe brutal crash occurred The correspondent for Al Ah. sporxients Friday that the !,,rain predicted an escalation of Friday nigat on the busy thorraeli force was moving north the fighting in the Sinai and -said oughfare, Witnt-sm"i Said it hapalong the canal. Israel is "throwing large new Iiiened after if tire blo%%out (in The Israeli comm.-Ind has forces to replace heavy loses in thL, truck. iI(i nothing about l objec tanks artillery 1mtI men' Police said they believe three or f(pir of the dead were pas. ,wngers in a private car that plowed into the wreckage of the ___ / = Zoological Gard ens. i central portion of tile canal because control there can 01"e" New Jqsey Turnpike, slainearlier this week, but Israel has the way to t he Medi te rranean hcadn Into a Greyhound - GATOR g v es 1, 1 ts Bus __ Z __ - Perish • - it -, _. reported by Egypt in the Sinai were really nking . .1 e ver -th i- ng whe n tiit's .two .. - , -- - easiest way out is to w; Ptnip-$5t 'n TP ' Sr-rn fIf 5 1$ #P S(tioot) - ' Friday Cairo's offici P ( al ,Middle East News Agency said Egyptian corr-mandos, behind the Israeli lines destroyed SU ply routes and Israeli rear ad- thai you want to cons eriently bend it right, IIS 16 . ... '-'..' - Oi I I .. _-, • - on said he had agreed to let Sen. he would inform the courts that yielded ground in his historic Jahn C stennis. D-Miss.. listen "no steps are being taken to that lailuri to pros ide ammuni battle to withhold the Water- to the tapes to verify the ac turn over the important notes tion and military supplies ga te ta pes but n enough to curacy of a pr esideetial sum- memoranda and othe r doc'would din> the Cambodian avoid a headn collision with ni of their conten ts nien ts that the court orders re arnl fonts th e a b i l i t y to de sp ec ial prosecutor Archibald Nixon said he personally quire (end themselvesand their coun('ox. 1 vould prepare the surninary try." It "as utiflur5tood that Vie In :I ,4ateinent is, :iwd at th., and it would be given to U& ____ __ -- ------- - hok Fern Park at s,t.d. - cat"Iberr 1 'c,- about 19 miles irside Syria. Although not . I the attorneys oirat€ , different sit of rules from a P Chth CnvfchW ew5 Cts.st04 Lattrr Day SiI04, illS ret k Ay - Crr pr ., C.0554fl,srp sy$ff n urh 1105*1* Rd itt , t% C1 C Ch )II PØr Cnu$uga vrt-t-ittbct-wft,t.4tt4.t,Nar*~fww.i%o,a!,onod.r-t4npotk WW- Cr*FA UpwiCiwoW. Park A*#, of Am $1, At a Rd Pt *4 W At - UPS* ( m *%tm%$tq OTHp 4 LHUECH$S AI 5 £ U Cjqca Ot'v & ¶ ,*1, j - A E PISCOPAL S-fl $&n+, Enca,.eI thtrm ian, Iraqi ;Ind Jordanian armor rain said in a dispatch from a units attacked pos,tions in Syria forward Sinai position thitit IsFriday in an apparent effort to rael, despite heavy lo.ws, is p tiit pressure on along both pushing more tanks a cross the fronts (if the war. The Israelis canal to the western bank. I said they etd their ground Continued heavy fighting was ahead and make a contribution H Sn*$ day Adventist Curh A trend Avi Altamonir S? Ofd Seventh r At p1 Chth 7th A ntord A St M.arp5 AM L C)'vrcn SI • RI itS. OtP.n St Pauts sran.st Cvtch Os?. Rd Ptpr p S DPiy F (! F e d, 4'4-1 -4, 0 ___ k C14 ( T Cth hOdISP (hIth ? I 5QQ W i5 1 CIW.P(h G4f4,. t.0 ( *4 C 1 ,',p Q, ft FII 5*" *n rr Pt Pa W'an II'am 1".pwi W.-5s.r-y Iar,,, &'*C", Al t sI Chuvcs £ urcn Canaan t4t% C-*$tIberry (ommuislyr Urw'd Waaod t Chyti. I'-. P 7 P-ne-i I s PCI d I ifluhlittt Nixon ' said government Od Ekizar. "This is the real beginning. We are operating forces are using UP ammuni t ion well into enemy territocy, but at nearly $1 million a da - y and tiiu1iv that there are some who go On 4$ C 11!tY racliChief of sta ff It ('sen ha 1 Park ' Chth 04 M a, 'y Oapl&s' at j4 P l & I I 04 Ci' itl7 S Pt A (I'th 04 CI wtt at 4ke LlI,i* U S l $754 JThtWOr$sCPnwdiCiCp,,HI IitOtak.Iiosi,,ltpd CHURCH OP Quo ' I-1 "We are on the way to .I int1 irc 'creating the to make a contribution to an AND S IAF F $ oaryiii P (J'. ci Of C.&.ar, 6atICP%..Ct,t.,LCI.I)td.LiP,I,, p I 2 $ ( Inn sip.-,? - - 1k said th is is eeause they stiltinicirs r ------ iii). The Management and E rnployes NTE, INC. STENSTROMREALTY Herb Slenstrorn and Staff CELERY CITY GULF SERVICE Mel Dekieand Employ es - - PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J 0 (J i in) Sni i th and S tat( Oviedo, Florlda f- I ~~I_ ~! ._., - str-t tht't, zoomed right back NATIONAL BAN K o.i,ird H Hodq", iltiCi Staff i GREGORY LUMBER h~` - r Mr. and Mrs. Al W ls on ,Ind Employes - SANFORDATLANTIC PUBLIX MARKETS . - -. ITURE CO. THEM KIBBIN AGENCY John Y. AAercer and Slaft . The Senate cut the $180 million reque~,t to SISO million in ;I foreign aid bill now pending in .I •, , Ihe I1tldf said .IIC i01 of ti ntrii Suez front wili twu ins Oi A tractor trailer swerved out of mat criiat Hitter Lake along the a decisive element in te war, control and across the busy lwople: Tnoss- who can lose - UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE armored, air and infantry re. sistance" all day Friday-* long slim look and those whui, while MORTUARY Eunice-I. Wilson and Staff force inside Egypt. But an israeli spokesman Said its uniu, on the west W nk have * knocked tiller> fire on both sides of the we hae not yet broken the ene canal d ur ing the night, accord- my IorceL ing to an Israeli communique A co(resjndnt for the semiMeanwhile Israel iid S>r offitiat Cairo newspaper Al A C LO B)- John A SP0Iski PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave . Lake Mary Pry A I' Str,m% Choir Pract,r -. of ante Rit, t'"o Nides exchanged ar- (0+ in J IM LASH CHRYSLE R- PLY MOUTH 1. maintain a balance troops encountered "enemy effects tory on this front." At & THE LAKE MARY UNITED P )Op M. . ._jj lsraeliswerebelievedtobetry. ity." I ingto cut off Egyptian troops on The Unit ed States is mak ing the easte side of the canal or ever) effort to promote a set. - necessary conditions for vic- Pai?qr YQth rdlohip rn Phone$3i 2u1 LymI4 KIrkod ... Pait Org*id June ii 1373- Longwood MHtI Sunday Services it The Pastor hktvning Wor%hip Sunday Service A 7 Z p in E. C. Elsea and Staff • . of the Israeli tints veiglit and maintain their new And Staff r - . J . .; - ~_ . -___1 . porticd Frictay oil both sides of ;mi.zed the , The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible I ~ I ~ . I it ,a 1 1. ) i ..j 4 9 A 8 11 - 300-ril I 9:43a m ',Ufldiv FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST II : WA m 'fliflQ WqShD : N a Henry A. Kiminger to Mosco% to-air missile batteries, longer struggle," Friday night at the Soviets' 1w A Cairo communique said JU to Cambodia, Nixon asked hest to dis-013s !be Midd ' le Fast Egyptian forciri were engaged Curigress to ~dd $2W million to !. conflict. **III beavy figh-4,, 4,, _i., the -4s -wiginal '-0r.t;ct Mquat for The Er -ptian command min- %liestern bank and Israel said its $180 million in military assist- , - Churcl-.'.CN3-GI Prayer L Praise Christian Scl!4111111! Bible School WOS 9 - .0 ansportation, to replace __ Rev W'Iliam C Sistar Jr Wed. 3 /4 10-18 5.1-11 PAOLA CnURCH OF CHRIST Hlahway 44 Wes t Gtnevs 7 00p m 1 30 CHURCH OF CHRIST Sundae It We M osnc Srvv.c .. . Evangelist - hL avyIsraeIicombatlossesafld 0 IV COVENANT PESEYTERIAW , Saturday CHURCH OF CHRIST lii? Park Avo-npr Pastor Ce E tiodgei - W Mullis Rev SANLANDO UNITID criartirs N_ Crump - I.. . zcio tank battles were re Frida> and cs1dent ixon desr be>ond the protectl%e Ilitt but prudent planntng disitched Secretary of Sta te umbrella of Egyptian surfac alsouirustoprepare[ora Rev v.rga L Bryant and r Youth Servilco - 7 00p m BAPTIST CHURCH 2616 Palme4fo Ave -' - s - additional $200 nitzlion for Cambodia In a special message to (ion I I resident Nixon saiti I'rida that U.S. arms shipment to Israel is to , .ncrgcnc) of a iiRit'i: th suust.antiai imbalance resuiting Arm s - hOl PALMETTO AVENUE ,. GTON I nitial congressional reaction was largely favorable to the re- Israelrlaimsithasexpanded the witerway, i ts bridgehead on the west bank On the diplomatic front, S ni the Suez Canal and moved 12 iet Premier Alexet N. Kosygln Rev. William E. Miller, Pettr Choir Tud*y F vpnsru Service Sunday School 3 43* m . 6 000 M -~. . Nixon said thetiS, govern. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH _________ 60Palm Springs Dr. UVrn1ntjW11f9tT --- . I )Op in , )Op M Old Rawto 46 at 10891a OOa - - - C/ose 7 COrl,nueloroi Met-litwi . Thomas C O' 5 Iirto Err.rritus Pallor AA"'IingWorlhiP , , B."ill1illa.rre. Sondaylichool -, . , _9:45a.eyi. y i: ~ 14bk10;e1~,rr_- PfDergenuy military aid to is. rael to maintain the mili ta ry bdl.Iflu In tile Middle F st. v,,, Morning rip SundyEvin METHODIST CHURCH I M.n.vrf 9 43 a- r" ASSCOI Wth A- -.;,. 0~ . S to FIRSTUNITED - - " ~ 10 Oca-m . 4a quest but congressmen were si- Sa i I OOP m fh~ -, I Z - i- L j CHURCH OF CHRIST 6ASp.m. .- t,uf eh Trairung ; I ;0.508 m P m S Wed Bible Study & Prayer Sery y -_ ~ _. , Evarvwl,il 4464k& _..,iiiiiiiiii=~_7,r_ 0" - Minitler tAnritnP hirt,oham . Bible Sludw .. - - . 11) THE ASSOCIATED 11 IMSS Rev. Ken"h Miller, Assist Pastor n U. 0'J Chthi Airport Blvd th Holl . 9 Asa m j,.jnoAy school and assumed office the next day. Councilman E. E, Williamson was serving as acting mayor at the time of the alleged plat approval, The plot was signed by the Rev. Jack lindsay certifying the zoning board approved the plans on that date. The Herald was told Friday, in the presence of Maycr Jaques and Council Chairman Bill Kiosky, that no records of any such meeting exist. The only meeting on that date was a full city ctmcil meeting, at which the Winsor Manor plat lCont'd On Pg. 2.4 Col. l Dec.?, 1971 recessar) COOAMUNITY UNITED • . I FIRSi PUT(COSTAL CHURCH OF LONG WOOD " 7 0p rn. MP,ayer Breakfast PINE CRESY BAPTIST systema t ic irregularities favoring developers includes: Then Mayor Brown signed final pints of Winsor Manor and Winsor Manor I ,*.Vt Addition alleging approve. by the city zoning board on November 30, 1971. Brown was elected mayor on WA HIN Al l'res ident Nixon has asked Congirm • METHODIST CHURCH Pene RidgCRd Hwy. I? cattolborry Rev. William Picket t -- --- Pastor Prayer Mttifl - 1 3unday. Oc.cber2l, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 y 6t c-r, ' JL Price iu Cents A'YC'1tr'CII Pastor Bible Study Wed ay aw builders' failure to participate In $62,500 water line extension costs footed by the taxpayers, admitting he "once worked for the man." While no piuci of psslble conflict of interest against other city officials has been Un. covered, evidence of Longwood In a] .4 Ill \I(\ KISSIN(.I k t - - - - . and Soviet officials hat e twtteduntilnne cttk - ---J-t - m We'MServ-cC 1 .00 - - . - - -- . - .- Morning svcr larities . --=--T -- - - - - .- ..... - $ J~ 173 Crystal Lake Or Lake Mary. 3e Rev Paul 0 Tr.steI 'S unday Schcxl iSa "1 11 GO& m Rev. Gary I%iier is W . Pastor -- - --. - -- - dfl Evangel'stic Service V V 9. 43 A. III, jAmri. C. VaughnSunda v School - ' I o '00P " 7 OOP Wed Prayer& 7 lOp m L, Hartid Hate is tVftdd y Sc TiQO1 JORDAN ILAPTIST CHURCH 1621 wait Fil"I SIrtst -----: ju A tt ra I OF THE NAZARENE i t.- 137 Airport Blvd. - __ I Wednesday Boola I r el 7 .9:4i a rn . Sunday School IjIIAC( UNITED METHODIST CHURCH )nc1aRd atWoodIa*n Ave. R D Ross O.tI Past or Churth SchOol IS a in - 6 )ori ?Iop nt I - - 1eI ff I S*' TI m FIRST CHURCH F2H5 NAZARENE at Ma pl e A v e. nd PaIor Doug las 0 Ell io tt ff'f/U)(It st _4 - ~ CHRISTIAN CHURCH . I Pa stor 00* -4.- - - Nu,b:rPto.&d?d for all services Chniswi . - Pastor It 41 4, M ------ . - -- - - - - - a Youth Hour WitarnflDowney ----I I .I. lIf: Evan ge listic Service Mid Week Worthip to oo. m 1-11 Sermon community Z to Sundi ScPOI I Lutheran Church In America) 0# 1 W - - - . - , . 0I LUTHERAN CHURCH 2900 Orlando Ave. I 17-11) - 1 & Sin HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH FareiCity _ NA1EUE , ,,. , Community Canter Worthip Service ø a m x ndflgarten nd Ptursr ..rr-, 7 lOP in FninqWotth.p Wee Prayc ~. ot THE . GOOD SHEPERD UNITED Morning Worship *Pilgrim Youth- _. . . 16" aoio TV "This is the Life — • ... while your child is eager to hear and to learn, bring him to chuich. . • and support the Church in its great under- :HRISTfAN CHURCH i j le- character than religious faith. C.rngrPgvrninnnl Dale --. - Billion$ A$ked For 11 NOW , - Nazarene 101W 13th PIece . Wise parent3 take advantage of th. Cnurh s p rog ram of rr'igious cdu4tion ffi implanting those early impressions. They know therc i.s no surer builder ° fat rectory. 1024 CrI,-slal Bowl Cie I 7 )Dp in Wed Pfayrt S"VKO -e - - -. hear. whether right cr wrong, make a deep im preasion on his mind They are soon r> flectcd in his a.tiox and words CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunset Or near B?Ion Rd Catt.iberry CFHTRAI BAPTIST CHURCH - -- - - - -- - = council in November, 1971, signed building permit ap. plications on behalf of developer W. H. Green and Sons' in Lake Wayrnan Heights. Jaques, in a heated exchange with then—Mayor Kenneth H. Brown in September, 1972, defended this builder and other m to OOa m , LU1*ILMAP1CIU1.(C ... - ST. AUGUSTINE MorningWorshIp .. ..9111illa.m. P 30a and I -_•,, & u Minister U 1116.1'"N _— z _44-_ ci m ommunion - 1 9 ~ Keith Hutcherlon School Even-rog worlihip Biy)tist =- ... - R Rector ft Most children are eager to listen hungry learn. That is . why the early -- -, ' l :A Dvasper - ,1 . meant to CHURCH 7t$OakAve Sanford Fr. WlIItmEnflis - - -- ---- -*SOi Fr,P,J Kell -------Asstst.Peitar 7.00p.m. $t. vigil most L ••7 gig 1% n the Fèm;iyP4tOht(Wed) - just East at Interstate . tfL%t's said, including some things he isn't - IorUt'1Ufl . ~ - ...-r- 1: hi:' - (iL. IU ',.i :L.. home who is "all ears" in another &CflSC . FIRST ASSEMBLY OF COt) CHURCH Car. llIhandElm RCv. HmryA Thomat ------ rre developers, violations of zoning ordinances, and possible conflict of Interest by Mayor Eugene Jaques, who acted as a developer's agent while sitting on city council. The Herald investigation has revealed that Jaques, while VR'C chairman of the city An investigation by The Herald into zoning practices by the City of Longwood has uncovered apparently systematic irregularities that favor 'I, Longwood. Fla. j ? -. - ir Safuloay services I - ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlando Springs Orve . . By DONNA ESTES and CHRIS NElSON Herald Staff Writers rn F/)isr()J)(I1 ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST ii METHODIST CHURCH P44 Sanford Ave. R e v W R Oenncit Sunday SChOOl 945a.m. II 00 a.rn Morning Worship EpworIhLraUue 6 ISp m 7 30p m EvrniruWovthsP Wrd Pt4yr Mret 7 )Op ._______ . - I- - $0 3 W. 7d Street Re. .i T pf Cn,rch 04 God Htjr WTRR $ osa m 5ur.cTh Scriool Asa rn P.'ornngWorsn.p It 00 a m Evsngll*tic Set-v......... oop. rn Family Night Service Y..U.W.d........ 7:)Op. m ...,.-- t-M 110*1 - 11 : : .,~4: ,.~'%'.%~%V.:.,~.,~.%:,. c!iiiirh Of God Past r " - Pattern Uncovered P ossible .9 I '.... .,`,;.~. - ~% . j \ , ••• -' .' FIRST eAPTIST CHURCH Si PartAvenue o Rev. lay T Co%mato 1: 30 a.m. MorninWorTh4p iSan'. SundaySchcI 11OOa.m., $:Spm. Churci 7 rain4nq .13Op.m. Evening Worship Wed Prover 7:00p.m. Service THE SEVENTH DAY ADVCNTIT CHURCH H,qvay Forest City. Florida Ce 8r.anL,rr Patto Saturday S.ervce S4hb4 th Scp,00I 9X'4it WOfMp 4rvICe1 it 00 It 00 Also on WWQS RadoSaturtjay V.cdneI4!y Evening •." Baptist Adventist - -. -:'. -. :, I __!~~ OUR NATION I *. *. , '. - .' -. - + _-_ , ChurCh . °°' I ' ° °°° .- - . 0 0 . - --- 10 * ----- i I - -'. THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNIT ~ Th I - --- -- - e -- ' ..: aj e or another for ces including U S Ind S, � 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 19, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 19, 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 19, 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