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I ___ * . 1" ._____ where sho LDIfl . . _____ I -' SO " I ess sake, )OU i other dw immediate kwigh- - bore It's bad enough when you 'trttk 'ddUttS, but to 1ctmtze 3 the lirno.'ent '.oung it's more " : ' For goodn parents pleaw tell your kids not S'°t.d .t, -' a to go tnlck.or.treatlng to anyone 1. - any thi ng more than Democrat-inspired ot, YJ ' S case htr,' th&m Ltcte a sirnphn of Strw L. 9 . to mention the cancelled Checks bearing his signature which govimnent had readyto use as evidence In his extortion case. woman who put 18 persons in four cities into hospitals by 0"I I - - LI Fredrick McGowan said die-hard flepublicans who rcfue t believe that this isn't ,,.., Nor sisgrainfive 4a Clow Crab I - -ma- ..' ! 1 V1jjWGreenStainpsP 79c dr 9 0 pkl name" came on the tube Judge Harold F Johnson, who scurrilous (he really likes that ( Window spray ' q jf - RaWer were preparing for a hunting trip to Colorado when Win was shot with a .25 caliber revolver. Rainier reported the Incident ii a pm -4 :4 SANFORD PLAZA --_----_ -_- SEMINOLE PLAZA 1'-- - -. - -____- - - - - Ug " es (Page (Page GA) ALLEGED LEADER of satan cult says he tried to save Ife of California youth who was (Page ifluOX 88 8B --------_- M --_ '___ - - _____ - aren't aware that th1s country is already heail) corn- 14itonalcoininent ... 4A TV.....................88 MAYOR SWOFFORD . . .Was prepared - Lf - - . --A% -- ' i_ -.r--•.-- m- - .- I .- - - -___ - I ~ _ - .. i _~~____=;:__ -_. :' ' _2; -i --;-_ - ~_~____~ =25_ BRADSHAW AND BROWN 'Basement bargain' (L ..' ' ra ld Photo by Donna Estes) kaiser Very s -- -ri"-- from Mayor Granville Brown. Brown today said Bradshaw is in "good shape" with the council. despite undergoing a 30-minute quirzing Wednesday night by Bradshaw's salary to $16,000 annually for his full-time service. "And you would be getting a nargain," Bradshaw said. Bradshaw said aLcepthi; a buflding in. members who tabled furtherdlscusalon of his specter title would be a "come down" arid situation for two weeks. Indicating surpdw that Bradshaw is not a full-time building trispector but'rather a plarV time zoning administrator, three council sornletWng he has been overqualified for for L~e put 20 years He added that he did not accept the job for the money. 'I m probably better off hnan- members questioned him closely about his daily than any man In this room," be said. announced employment with Lake Marv, also as a zoning director. A sugges on was ar that IA e Mary help pay Bradshaw's salary. Bradshaw who receives a salary of $8,268 as om Winter Springs plus an auto allowance said he never intended to work full time at the Bradshaw insisted he las put Winter Springs rnt in his relationship with Lake Mary, ha5 received no salary frurn Uike Mary and does not know when any will be forthmming. We Mairy Mayor DorwId Jackson said today the budget allocates $3,000 for the Winter Springs job. building inspector job in addition to a car Councilman Vicki Baker said the board believed when Bradshaw was appointed six allowance. But, he said, he W to negodate with Bradshaw on a salary. Disappo inted n - properly trained man. we want to do things, but we going to try again to convince despite apparently agreeing Also shocked at the economy aren't willing to spend any them that the ha ve got to go to Tuesday to one car each for the move, slashing the request money to get them done," salary level of at least $15,000 administrator Wild the chief By CHRIS NEISON herald Staff Writer inspector. $55,866 for the del iartment from commission meeting saw his tinue to push for Sia,ow." Today, county staff indicated t'.avc pricec! themselves 'un. federal revenue sharing funds, arguments defeated. The tentati v e budget sheet in Commissioner Dick they felt the omission of one of del-" the market in their ten was County th e clerk's office also shows th Williams, noting the board e compacts, priced at $3,0e9, $35492 budget for the Williams. "One of the big problems In must still give final approval to that the board allocated only was a"mlstake" that would be ne wly approved county n Seminole County is that we say the budget next week, said "I'm one car to the department, rectified Tuesday . ii-eention department At least, that's the "very °' ~, I as es ire u et disappointed" upinton of Gar) Kaiser, chairman of the C.TsiTt.CC V1h dr Lp speciflrRtinnc for thc ordinance, effective Nov. 12, and ________ - Tropical Storm Ex Gilda - p ted In Cuba T day ec o Monday submitted a budget t of $U,664. 111 d( fitlitel) conit pried about funding the commission from low lands in Cuba's Ori- of Miami at I&titude 20.7 north, l ongitude 19? wtst "Gilda changed to a northetiv has apparcnth scttkd Kaiser, former Altamonte ente Protnce as tropical storm (,ilda, producing gale force course early teds, md poes a threat, but not a direct threat, 0pli "e r e \IU ittd ttJ) Z- i - J,-;=. w candidate for the top county towards the Island. In a broadcast monitored in ,- .- 1~1% cj r __ - I '_ ç — A rnendntion of ii minimum 65 miles south of the 'entral bOs and low tonight in the upper ibanmoasta'id65 iilessouth 60s j,, ' Fwwasters said GlIda vitu .~irft, tnr at the minimun, step salary of $17,500, despite the heading Porth at about six ritiles Partly cloudy through fire conimittee's recom. anhourandat9a.m.,EDT, was Friday. Highs mostly In,the mid i - .- ., .ic_ ,I .2 _ _ - -1 Z - __- --_ - - --- * - . A~-, _42~y ~044!ia _0_0`27 - The centersaid Gilda was ex- 'rhe National Hurricane Cen. gaffier su rate guy for the money they're talking about." Kaiser addM. ter said Gildn's winds were ex. over water. to .11 forecaster Paul Hebs'rt anticipated the director Miami, Radio Havana said pected to contini. on a slow putting in frequent 80 hour eacuation was undua in northwardcourse (or the rest of weeks, and they're just not the port of Manzanillo on today The storm was expected to going to be able to hire a first Cuba's southeastern coast &oo necessa, , - __ I Springs fire chief and a leading winds and heavy rains, headed to the United States,” said 1 . , ____ "We — -_" . council had no Intentien of hiring a "bargain basement city maniger." Councilman V'vtor Miller answered that - ____ post, said today. I - . FiFTEEN PERSONS in three Central Florida cities are hospitalized with hallucinogenic drug svrnptons afte6r agreeing to S linpie ri LII brands at shopping centers. mh rnspectorwith a glorified utle." Councilman John Booth said the city trator and building official Ray Bradshaw. called "part Wne" and "a bargain basement city manager" at Wednesday city council __ - -- ~= County commissioners may suraace to a savings association :th con nections to Nixon friend "Bebe" Rebozo is let itted 'a tuiiddute 2A) - m..)nths ago that "we were hiring a buMV,g Penny-pinching Seminole alter previously earmarking Williams said after Tuesday's for the director, and I'll con- APPROVAL OF twice-denied Weral in- -- ____ e Status i WIN . . . ~_ - W" possibility of an accidental CSSSelbeFTy police report the shooting. i 1...! )- _ ::i' at -. _- - - estigatIon ruled out the T - _-- 11 0 ~ News D g -.,.,.., - — By DONNA ESTF.S i~~ V9 .. ~ Wednesday a preliminary in- w JIM . C1 ttervJd Staff Writer ; Win, Griffin and Arthur More of the same When Spiro "what's-hii;- from S5,W0 by County Court were "created" by Lestimony of Friday. P!, .— p - M~ ~ — - -. t __ *ON .- Serious Condition Remains For Wirz belIee that all of his problems ioJilng $ " t $*Stood Trigoll, Testy feels" 0 11141 I !.' ::::::::::::::::::::----J .. Tes y Insillust IM1040 - - ____ I — Monday night and wanted 53c Ptiui,.,.I.pp.,,.dSI,.d ,ft WV,J -' - - 3r' T _101- .`&~ ---•-.. I _______ ___ 01 JIJJlIQlUIIi,) - ''- inner Franks ,. - 1 . ink Sausage A' - .......l44`_-W_s9-.1409tj. ..I.sd, AV _____ t "1 A _____ . ..' .,. .,,, ." -.. I Beef, Ham, Turkey -, - connecionso MithelleDrle,Laelberr Li Hairier k w to the recent naming by President in the Seminole County jail hospital and police arrested Ntzon of a new head to that charged with aggravated Griffin at his home shortly assault with a deadly weapon, afterwards. agency I 4WGreepSfamns • . - : .... ' Prirpi,,ni SIt,d ar ic 0 ogna ->";' --- - - ~_ disclosure public. '; Home Loan Bank Board said Tuesday night, but electors II 0 A C' 4 them was no connection bet. today report that the condition ween the approval of federal of the 34-year-old politician has I 0 1 ,_~ initurance to a savings stabilized. David Ite Griffin, 31, of It with Sunny Delight Florida Citrus Pwn,h I S',I, ~, -- ' ___,,. know...BVr IT SOUNDS LIKE city councilman, remains In whlch occured at Griffin's serious condition in Florida home is continuing in that Wir, BULL TO ME! Hospital North as a result of has not been interviewed. A spokewun for the Federal gunshot wound he suffered According to police reports 115 n~_.,, -- - - N' - . -, --.-- ~ P!, 79c 4111110. _-- ________ .... $w,It,P,e,.,vm Hit 0.,s - .. Hostess Hams ;~__.~__ - ~ Part -, \ - T . - ------. - ... For confidence •1 1271 ..: 'T'_ I - .. - __ . ', 1 AreenStamps oil 11plif clostoostst ":, see Woo .40@--.W.4 a., 14 10fol Smoked -U*._* - - - ~-;w - I ' 2)i 10 - occasions for her efficiency, }ears Bradshaw .,, -. O1 -- ! , 'I ,,,•,, -'-- , - Z close I, __-_ 14-tis, • wash Sliced Bacon - - - - -_ . .11, -- .-- — '' 1= .' Ill_ ,. =-- _~ * ~ '16 ".... ..it O.- to tool, B~ V , S - -, I that the goal of good govem asoctht1on - Z- ._ i .1 1. x_lff __ .I- <\ - cimner.1 Floor __ - Mkewsaldlnaspeechforthe AFlCiO a biennial convention social standing and I dont beye w a ~ I 1 I Soft & Dri .... f~~_ loward restoring confidence in r national goverrunent." b Liquid lfIII]4Gr 1 Due,,.,,, I,.,b.M.4. Fish Fillets ............. P b'v" 7 7It s.iff's laveless 11tvivis ch'thea *1 Coto Illp"d •, • • II Copy of Ins income tax returns - 7ft~ I- M& 1 . " t _____ Ida w not n to hide, he said. The OernQr L~"4~0a`0"----l&wft-u, ,on~.,&ft~,d • 1, ftiui ii da)s before the beginning of the preparing campaign literature city treasurer from Mrs on and other fbiancial data. "I ______ iri.Gu . 49c er _I replacement. Mrs. Richards formally announced his intent opposition candidate for mayor, with many years experience in . government. During her tenure thoroughness. was not available for comment, to run for return to the office he Norman Floyd. Mrs. Jordahi is the city's The city council last week she was praised by the mayor A state law requiring has held for the past 10 years, it resignation of public officials 10 is known that he has been removed the responsibilities of and council members on many sixth clerk in the past five come tax returns "as a gesture I °I ----- vilells 'i.O.0 uCiuii said Vice Presixtat-ie3ignate 4400.4w.d. &I so legal far 79c 1 : . . ells Nix L 6. 49 :- .. I . Antiseptic Lovatis 2.04 T mont I it t 1 J 'i" . L.Ai. 4.44t. U $LiZt. d Mayor Lawrence Swolford, Richards Is running for gave no notice. goverent. However, it is also wellcall ing the emergency session, Councilman Keith Nixon's Mrs. Jordahi was also not said he has been expçcting Mrs. off ice because "she can be known In city hail circles that Richards' resignation and was controlled by the opposition." Swofford suspected Mrs. available for comment today. prepared to name a Although Nixon has not Richards of supporting the Mrs. Richards came to the city Reubin Askew today called on strong program of ethics In and Income tax returns. In the three years he has been President Nixon to make public government" incl governor, Askew has ffled a *% his financial holdings and in- I J'W G' — '-* rixe'n"Am GreekSalad - I I Creamed Spinach ....... ..O'c" 3 3 I "#. B i ; lls 59 C pcets circulated in Washingt on, Moscow and other world capi• IsIs that Soviet Premier Mex'i N. Kosygin was in Cairo hezd ing a Soviet mission. qualifying period caused some for the past eight days. Cal Richards and named Comp. confusion today over whether DeVoney of Spring Oaks has troller Denver Baxter, Mrs Richards could seek the also announced for the the treasurer district council office. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS- council office, Swofford admitted today that Swofford said Mrs. Richards The city council In a hastily However, City Atty. Joe M rs. Ric hards .or many called special meeting this Da v is told The Herald when at 4:30 p.m. Wednesda. morning confirmed the ap- Mrs. Richards resigned her mitted her written resignation. months has been attempting to pointmentotPhyllisiordahlas officeWednesdayshenolonger 'Myrcslgnationtssubmlttedof resign city clerk, replacing Jane came under the purview of the my own free will and for only Mrs. Jordahi, Swolford said, Richards who ?esgred from resignation law, the rtasons stated-to seek has been working for the city Swofford called the resl,na public elective office," she said for the C)ast lx months in the the post late Wednesday af. ii4* r y _____ ....... Cole Slaw . $P e ' S Hot, Dr.ul.. Potato Salad _%. PS a -.k. 4 . 4) 12e.al I I.b.I 1 oses was reported under way to end the fi ghting. Unconfirmea re- By DONNA ESTFS Herald Staff Writer ,.Publicize Holdi ngs r, vqlJ.. 6 Intense diploiwitic activity to achieve victory." .1k Fli ' S lh;1 . 1 . •I.,.dvl i.iI P..,t.. phs. 49 rD t - + I front. tamonte r i~ I Papasident Tooth Postia Istryllitoov pbs 69c '"P ! i' -, J W GreenStam I - -..-. .- -. Bar@ Be Cue Loaf.slaaaaa ""Ib" " 59c 89' . e ..-.,..1D..p*II?I "Iflipet sliced , ' 3.1b. tool Lb B New England Loaf gq Brussels Sprouts ....... $169 that cut an underseia cable. 0` I-----:_::::::::a_.: Pepper Loaf ' * 'i,. raeli pilots were CaDttlra .: Conned .. (s .---. Swiit, Promi2m Bonaless Evercan. -ii _____ rL-+ Pecan Coffee Cake will continue, according to plan, - 9c Milk .. ___ '••' He responded that Israeli pi. III I I 'il1' roots m tic II J .1 4 !UJLsI.,h.JJUIlIf.i, Breakfast Club V - EXT"A later Plittleere-Ftesh 11109filler sit. The Pentagon declined to Thursday, October 18, 1973-Sanford, Ficrjda 32771 -'"' ,t-X ,, " 4r, 49 ifer came borne to no.icombalant Beirut with offshore explos ions I '''" 3202. ' .1 0 . 0 0 air defenses shot down 12 Is. raeli planes and said four Is- .., ..-.•-.. .'". Sugar VTI- 59C Marmalade 'I i JE' 7 6 on Foya F,d - since the war began," said Cairo radio. "But our troops 2/$1.26 p,psi Or 7 Up aaaa _________ - ___ I Awl 144, some Seve-loctory - 51 — 9c ' 22-ox. bot. $1a 5th Wine Kernel ___________ S • tanks knocked back an Israeli probe on the Golan Heights - - SAVIlIt, S,s.wsN.l.pI.pd ~~ • • • • • • " , ' 37C Sgg • . - ______ - providing pilots for the Egyptian or Syrian air forces, U P1 4 IP UI'S . %~ Israeli-North Korean encounter. 4 ______ -1 A force engaged in a brief dogfight with Israeli lighters in the I I -1 ~ f*1 ,f)t~- a-% ;a TV Middle Ent war aLso t. (ips 33. aa ii, .. ,.,O" f 7be Egyptians claimed their 1 ' —1 ____________ • • . • . • • , _____________ 1". , N, (IS • r A-. , , o,&s Pineopple Cottage Cheese S ••• W,I, Green Beans -----Nuaw go." 49' frontage Cove's S 'I . . . . . . . . . . . . .o ri ,, olden ...j tor, are the most ferocious of al.) %P soma up,]. ve SAi1 13., Iihy',C,...u. S'yle sc ., Suez Canal battle. Syria said its JI ( S.O.S. Pads .'4I 30' ' . . . ' "." '" r"t nations Egypt said the Suez figliting centered around the central Bitter Lakes section of the Ca- ,fm~. — Tomato _ Hungry Jack Biscuits ' ' Finish Detergent 106-41 Oax Pa~ 1t1* [ - . . . Communist-bloc . , — -............ Popping Corn ............ was the first indication of an *2 4c - ,'. r 39 ... ir SAYS 10 D.V I..d , i, T -1 I lots on loan to the Egyptian air " SAVI 7 - .- Tea Bogs ............. '7 l nal and called on Israelis there to "surrender or face complete destruction." "The battles raging since Wednesday, in the middle sec- Israel said Its jets were pounding Egyptian targets in support of the Sinai armored forces and claimed Isrielf ground lire downed two Sovietbuilt MIG warplanes and two Egyptian helicopters. ' isd Pineapple 1' 3,.,, , Diapers Dii. SI 48' ',. i, 1 Usp..I.d Whole CaIARspe Apricots they were fighting pilots of othr Communist-bloc nations, but said there Is no firm substanlisting evidence, Eg)ptlan and Isracil tanks clashed furiously today In the large and possibly decisive I ___ ('p lots have indicated they believe mation, but the report opparently came from Israeli pilots. "Neither side took any losses or hits," Beecher said. "It was a short dogdight situation." Beecher was asked if there has been any evidence of other A P hIl u. s... .. StokI'c Stok el y's G'.u'.d ' - Pe -pa's Ple-4*000 U f.,. i.. t. • ' C. C. Biggs SAVI 4. Premium Saltines 0,~ i4.v identify the source of its infor- itW'cttvs ________ L lk-echer said no planes were downed on either side, though shots were exchanged. There were, approxtnintely 34) North Korean pilots In Egypt before the latest Arab-Israeli fighting began almost two weeks ago, but today's report 3 .104 Oranqe Juice ly 1~ *~,* WASHINGTON (AP) - Is- ! 11 . . I'll 1: . In Sinai raeli fighter planes have tangled with Soviet MIG fighters piloted by North Koreans flying over Egypt, the Pentagon saId todaY, Pentagn spokesman Wi lliam Beecher said North Korean p1. air south of Cairo, i: ~ , '#%. of ow or -XI -. r - . I:, C 39 Large Avocados 4ow* I IK k plit. of D.t,I,.WtY G ,. • • • • • • . Tasty Tomatoes in _r_L I 0 I per 29 c vsIis PS' soled reflotl to iih&.. 1 I . — " ,,j id-East War Rages Korean Pilots F i g hting For E gyp t N 4 29 If ' ' • • • • Onions (J_ 1 4, - . Sup O..,I $,e,,d 3 '.:• I I.lb Cranberries s __ 11 ud °" "°' I / _________________ AA F 33c ans i • ' "\ \ I iE Costp foridtr fro6k ' IV % I I ~;MNV 1,1 . . ~ L-1 I #go ____ I a-iij - nit - - .. r4 t -- t,L~!E?, ____ ' , _ - ~r -t=' .i. T: - -A -kA _ E!~ �!- 2A-the Sanford Heraki --L Thursday, Oct. 18, 1973 0 /1 -52= 1 Authorities By DONNA ESTE.S Herald Staff Writer WINTER SPRINGS City council, told by a banker Wednesday night that $25U,000 is the limit of its borrowing power, set a workshop for 7 p.m. Friday to cut down plans for the proposed new city hail- Say UFOs Tanks Turning Point 90 80 70 war also came home to Beirut Lebanon and Europe. Military fly THE ASSOCIATED PRESS stinian guerrillas imprisoned in and safe conduct out of Leba- the Mediterranean. Negotia' sources said the five bla.sis With offshore exploslOfl3 that ' Cairo newspapers reported Lebanon, non, a r.ncombatant Arab tions continued. were the rock of Isreeli frog. undersea cable linking 'l'he 13-day-Old Middle East rut an today the biggest lank battle of They also demanded a plane country Just north of Israel on men. the war was still raging In the __________________________________________________________________________________________ Israel claimed Ii destroyed go Sinai Desert as Israelis and to 100 Egyptian tanks I n Syrians probed one another's crucial Sinai battle Wednesday defenses in tank and artillery along the Suez Canal. Egypt skirmishes on the Golan said -the Israelis "Suffered Heights front. heavy losses in tanks and arW Unconfirmed reports circu. mored cars." lated in Washington and other In the next day or so, tie world capitals that Soviet PrePieshould be able to tell if this mier Alexel N. Kosygin was the decisive battle," said an heading a Soviet mission now in American official In Washing. Cairo. The New York Times ton. reported in a dispatch quoting Congress to to with "Itlooksasifltwillcometoa interview with The WASHINGTON (AP) Vice confirmation committees In an diplomatsin the Egyptian capl. confrontations. avoid veto soon," said Maj. Gen, head . Pr ess Asso:Inted td ttitMorrn' h httr hit'h. President-designate Gerald II. both the House and Senate. lit' :r' with i1 I t lhu:i llr,n, friner Ir:i th:t nn'r irft" L I I Eii ci clu Lu F'ui1 said he Leadcr " liciuocriilic army intelligence chief. cuiflSt.tlflcC (lie PIL4JI1 selected settlement of the Middle East congressional confirmation iess to make an intensive in- in this situation as in any oL'er Mansfield that a Heinihllcan hearings has uncovered no war, The Israeli drive Into Syria estihion into his past-and president working closely guntentially embarrassing in- said it will get his cooperation- has to have his life exposed in a vice Five Arabic-speaking congressional Democrats remained bogged down shout 21 cidents In his past as far as he beca use his Is "a precedent. factual Way to the ntaxlxnuin with men raided the Bank of to reach such compromises wilJ miles from Damascus and the degree." America In downtown Beirut, could tell from agents' ques- setting circumstance." Syrians c!almed they knocked Ford also said he expects be "a delicate operation." honing. Lebanon. They took between out seven Israeli tanks just doesn't mean men 'But that The FBI agents interviewed Ford, the first person to conic President Nixon to veto at least and 30 hostages in an operation the House Republican leader in under the 25th Amendment's three incre bills before he can of good will can't work together after dawn "when our forces they told officials was aimed at repelled an enemy attack on his office late Wednesday fnr an n"w prrdu'. (cv replacing a be confirmed and begin work on arid achieve reasonably com t1iC of our torward positiurts' hurting America, thtcrcst.s and securing the release of Pale.. investigation ordered by vice president, commented In his goal 01 trying to achieve mon goals," he said. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Weather research balloons have prompted a new rash of reports of unidentified ll)lug objects throughout South and UFO-bugged authorities arc bracing for more reports today and Friday At least two offices of the National Weather Service reportcd separate launchings of weather baloons Wed. - - 60 50 I Congressional Probe On Ford A huge baleen, 150 feet In diameter, was Launched at Palestine, Tn., and authorities say it drilled over Mississippi at a constant 50,000400t altitude. The weather service at Montgomery, Ala,, also reported launching a balloon with an altitude reaehlng about 85,000 feet. Many of the sightings occurred after the sun had gone down but a spokesman at the NatL,naI Weather Service In Macon, Ga., explained the sun's light would reflect off the balloon long after tusk because of the high altitude of the 11111 11 I I - - Via u ... it's working - -! - tUi t 1 rt; tr i'' u= i l'I'-di 1UI IC I £.CI &i t'd.t 1Id Friday and cautioned that the rockets could easily be mistaken for LJFtIa. Air Force officials said the rockets would release glowlag clouth of red, green, blue and yellow gasses. A spokesman said the olors a the sky will be visible as far south as Miami, as far west as Corpus Christi. Tex., as far north as Memphis, Tenn, S!"ad to Chirk" and nis trkf St In h ns C. ses Its Survival Lo; nn . & - -- - Fla ht - a e e emen - - . Organ ized Campaign Mounted - l - MIAMI BEACH, Fin. (AP) The AFL-CIO's lennIai convention opens today with union chieftain George Meany lndkatlng an organized labor campaign will be imalnted to elect a veto.prtx Congrest tn 1974. Mean)' said labor would use "everything we h3ve gol In the political field nez' :,ear to see If we can't get enough votes In the House of Representatives to override presidential v€Ioes. President Nixon has recently vetoed several laborbacked measures, Including the minimum wage bill and emergency medical services Iels1aUon. - - '-:- 4 4r I I no)) low 1,100 Jobs By January Watch For Our Grand Opening At Our New Location -24th & French Ave. Spanish Sofa & Chair A t £ • .iuuy .m. o.a Stromberg Employment Climbing The high costof such centers He stressed the growing small comm1tee to look into importance of efficient corn- possibilities of cooperating with prevented the women staying : 1p munications in today's world, the college. with their jobs for any length of Hartwig outlined the basic time, he a1dM. Stombe" g-Carlson, Seminole and described the new County's largest Industrial tcIrphnc comrnunicatwns probkin lacing Strombecg1k said another factor acemployer, predicted a 1,100 training program start ed In Carison which are common 10 counting for the high turnover person work force by the end of January with the cooperation of other lndustlres In the area, of employes In the Sanford area Florida The shortage of housing for is the exceptionally low this year, up from 300 in July the Telephone 1971, and will grow 300 a year Association, both low and middle Income unemployment rate, currently if ter that, a company The main training facil ity is facilities, and the lack of good less than two per cent located in a 17,000 sq. It. day-care centers are the main spokesman said today. Krider said he hopes the Company executive Joe building at the Sanf ord Airport, problems sa id Hartwig. lie Wilco Company, which 13 Hartwig, noting present em- and the program has attracted foresees the Lack of a public building lomes in the $23 ployment of 900 at the plant, out-of-state interest from transportation system as a range, will help ease 'the made his prediction during a ('eorgia and as far afield as major problem of the I uture. housing shortage. Stromberg-Carlson has Sanford ChamberofCommerce Washington, D. C. Moncrief said SJ' hsa child "One purpose of your corn- completed a 168,000 sq. ft. day-care cenIe training "Industrial 25" committee meeting which accepted a mittee is to attract desirable addition to its plant, he said, facility, which they hope will "challenge" from Seminole industry to Seminole County," noting his growth predictions of produce persons to operate and Juflior College to set up a Mencrief said. 'Possibly we 1.100 this year and 300 per year work In centers and so communications systems could sponsor a series of top II11eI that. r&leve this problem. He said "You can see we need the to wage paid day-care management seminars here to training center in Sanford. "Well train -you attract," inakeindustralistsawareofthe housing-and now!" said workers is a limiting factor in and industrial Har twig. lie said a. about 75 theexpanslonoftheprogramat .4d Russell Monajef, school training program director, after potential In the Sanford area." per cent of his corporation's this time. . cpp(y John Krider form a I 4 -. ) . , ... V ,,, .. ,• ' 'I,.s" . '1-" . .. ,,I . . , - f -- --tr"Tr1 ('1 I W 4 __N. __ i Dresser 1)099S £7 I 29° lie sak the college is I Onl y , 2 Sets Only 4- _ _______ - 95 40 % Oaa k ,• I Only Reg. $349.95 1. $notco £07 Recl iners Ct.rpetL $4995 - 19 Occstont Chouirs $7990 6Only-Asst ,olars Reg. $99.95 ..d- ' - £#W.A ' I $1 FIQe 990 Malone Sleep"=~ Set Deborah J. Davis, Lake Mary Louis Fendrich, Maitland Solonla Holley, Orlando Joe Doletha, Titusville Royal Premier 9 - Delivery Rca siis .AIT Sa l es $1r 3 Oct. 21 Boots Dusty Riding Association horse Show, 11 a.m. SR 46, four miles west of 1. 4. Spectators admitted free, Central Florida Ceramic Hobby Show, 1 to 5 p.m., Apopka City Hall, SR 441 - - Oct. 22 intord VFW Post 10108 and Auxiliary monthly meetings at Knights of Columbus building. 'I 'hr Sa tilt sri I LI rr,i Iii EVE CRABTREE 831-921? Sanford SANDRA RAWLINS 834-9212 Casselberry SIDNEY THOMPSON 834 9212 Altamonte Springs Published Daily and 7i l 4 _T1 lvi' LI.. I Ltt.'" (PU j%I lIt-Lit Moncrief, Assistant Eve'-ett '0catay.laI.feC1flhIcal director if i;'1- n Per -''mneI fli4;iton.s Dir?ctor Joe 1-fartwig .t'.'!'.' Ft Central Florida Ceramic Hobby Show, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Apopka City hail, SR 441. David Goodness John J. Hunt Mary F. Knighton Oscar Anderson Margaret Louise Sasser Diane L. Majors Katherine L Apling Genla Paramore Beverly J. Stokes Phillip S. Boyd Agathia Butler and boy !"va L. Mash, Apopka Bisbce, Geneva Laura J. Bernard, DeBar Margeret Mero, Dellary ancil Al . sucker. Ch_--LrLnRs Roger L. Johnson, DeBar John J. Tempich, Ddllary John G. Mayer, Deltona Anthony Oppel, Dellary Mary E. O'Connor, t)elton Estelle Shiber, Deflary JaIIICS F. (;ilcs, 1;ike Monrt (.'h_irlre C. 1-1iwcrs, LIcl..iritl Pardue, Longwoo Charles Eugene P. Field, Deltona Audrey J. Tareco, Orang Curtis J. Hail Sr., Geneva Stephanie A. Davis, Lake City Thomas H. Sermons, Ostee Mary -ø Off Crooms High School Band Parents will sponsor spaghetti supper to benefit band, 5.7 Pn In Crooms Home Economics room. Oct. 23 Seminole Junior College's Division of Adult and ContInt1ng Education free Con-versational Spanish classes Mondays from 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon In Building 15. Dr. Ann Bachmann, Conversational Spanish Day Classes fret each Monday (Oct. 22 to Dec. 17) 10:30 to 12:00 noon, Bldg. No. 15 Adult Education Campus, Seminole Jr. College. Sanford Rotary Club noon luncheon, S-antut, Civic Center. Speaker, Tom McDonald, past district governor Rotary District 695. Oct 23 American Red Cross Disaster Action Team meeting, 7:30 p.m., Seminole Memorial Hospital. Dr. Julian Fried, guest speaker. OCTOBER 17, 1973 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Edwin G. Waldow William Andrew Ellrnore Wesley Redick Nellie M. Byrnes Reginald 11111 Sarah I. George Hazel Johns Jannie L. Pietrantotil Walter Lowry Jerry Soloman, Altamonte Springs Reg. Price IV vniy Rea, sag.9s So. Cross Bedding Ical, and adult and continuing It J n's t oo, iithitttayi (l ii courses offered by SJC $ Oct. toSouth Seminole Community Library Auction, new Altamonte Springs Civic Center, 820 E. Magnolia St., II a.m. tu3p.m. Free baby sitting. Hospital Notes - '1 ' bala~ insthut;4n serving Or t Stock Ve J~ J Entire Oct. 19 Sanford Pilot Club will meet with Orlando and South Seminole Clubs for Founder's Night, Red Carpet Inn, Altamonte Springs, 7 p.m. Central Florida Ceramic Hobby Show, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Anooka City Hall on Sit 441. Table 6 Chairs Reg. $119.9S . ser 6 SUIICI Only Req. $169.95 "I, J4r 49" $' S)gj9O I k1' I Only fkt.1$-Noy.1- Each Tuesday-7:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. seminars on Early Childhood Behavie" problems conducted by Pr. David hernandez, (FlU), at Bear Lake Elementary School, Forest City. Oct.. 19 Casselberry VFW Auxiliary 10050 bazaar, Winter Park Mall, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Candy, baked goods, and handmade articles. * avuOfla Req. $289.90 I ti I i." center, studeit center, and air Odd Bed & Headboards 7 Pc- Dinette Set -__ -- Associates of Orlando for constrwilon of Phase II at the ('11lege. Buildings will Include Vtv - --y4 I No 95 1 On ly Reg.$)999c- . the $37 million hid to Fennel! ' rC. Vinyep vOw l vlflyt er Sle ' '.-- $ Bed'Chest, D $ Reg. $379.95 'V.. 4! elvet Sofa & Chair Red, 1 Only Rep. $369.95 I Ii 1 g, nest Spanish Styling I Only •. .• '36 eg . .• " ' 1 Only Reg. S3".95 2o , R eQ.S42 . 9.75 , - 3499' Traditional Chair & Sofa ,V-..__ '- IL - j - .iiiiuid iuIiilIg ailU toning cii.anges to city cornproperty was zoned multiPlanning Commission will hold mlssioners who do the actual family In December when a public hearing tonight on a zoning. Sanford adopted a new citywide request to change restricted Public hearings are also comprehensive zoning orcommercial zoning on the scheduled on proposed zoning dinance and map southwest corner of French amendments that would permit Representatives of Gutmann, Avenue and 20th Street to hospitals and motels as con- Draggash and Matz Architects general comr.ercIal to allow ditlonal uses in multiple family Inc. are scheduled to discuss residential, office and In. site plans for the college adconstruction of a Pizza Hut, stitutional (RMOI) districts dillon. Later in the 8p.m. session at and colleges, vocationalcity hail the board will discuss a technical schools, high schools Other site plans to go before site plan for the proposed and public buildings in multiple the Z-P board tonight include a restaurant and a request for family residential(MR-1) LII Champ Food Store proposed sale of beer and wine for on. districts, for the northwest corner of The MR-i amendment must French Avenue and 20th Street premises consumption as a corditlonal use, contingent on be adopted by the city before and a Florida Power and Light general commercial zoning, at Seminole Junior College can Co. office building for the the location, construct nearly $4 milli on in northeast corner of Fulion The Z-P boar recommends new buildings. The college Street and Myrtle Avenue. Oct. 19-20-Rummage and Bake Sale spnsored by Ladies Guild at Ascension Lutheran Church, OverLzook Drive, Casselberry. Blue Velvet e I Only Reg. $539.95 I -. lfttrdcal op;todunifies offered mended Chamber Executive day'-center problem is a major Blue Velvet -. - '- 'il. L oiyno)) LAST CHANCE TO SAVE! IV. 1 -,.p,..,t Seminol e Calendar - ( - 14J,k'i, Ii •• - 'iiie A General MOW1 omciai nas DETROIT lAP) defended the auto maker's catalytic converters, a proposed antipollution system. Robert Sempel said Wednesday researchers critical of sulfate and sulfuric acid emissions from the devices have been using devices more primitive than the unit GM has developed. A government report says sulfate emissions from the devices may pose health pioblems In areas of traffic congestion. Conver ers ri mble a muffler and use platinum to change carbon monoxides and hydrocarbons into harmless carbon dioxide and water vapor. We don have any reserva ti ons a bo ut our system," Sempel said. 1t AA eel 4')L AAII' d M , ê"-' ,vliilOfl S ttl MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) A settlement totaling more than $36 million has been agreed to by five drug companies and the six states that accused them In an antitrust suit of conspiring to fix prices. In 1968, z&ii .'G 5LAes sued the drug lb thug1iig tht wa' Iec conspiracy on the sale of tetracycline, an antibiotic. The other states, as well as a number of cities, settled for a total of $100 million in 1969. But California, Hawaii, Utah, Kansas, Washington and Oregon held out for more money. The drug firms are American Cyanamid Co., BristolMyers Co., Upjohn Co., Squll BeehNut Co. and Pllzer - Charges of perjury against Joe Thomas Russell in connection with the 1971 fire that J destroyed Meador's Marine have been dismissed. Russell's attorney David Best, filed a motion of dismissal ' on the basis that the in. forniation about the al1ecd perjury was too vague and thus precluded an adequate defense. Judge Dominick Saili granted the dismissal motion and gave the state attorney's office 14 days to refile. "I do not plan to refile, at least not at this time." Assistant State Atty. William Heffernan said. flltTItS Mr. and Mrs. OilS Medlin a boy, Sanford DISCHARGES Sanford: Joellen Walker l3esty Letra Dupree James E. Blackman 11ug1as Michael Morris, Mitchell, and I Satt-'rday -'d sin DO French Ar. Santoro ,, Tp N l F a 32 771 Srcond SHIRLEY MILLET 831-9712 Fotest City Class Postage Pad at Santord, Flrdà 32711 Sub5cr,pt'on Rates b Carrier week S5( Year 178 O HILDA RICHMOND 668 5847 Deltona IflPPfltPjtjil'QhnL,nrlIIn.I,it,n.. fl ,. lMIJ UVI WR J• years that state law forbids franchise fees as collateral, mortgages on municipal But, he added, if the city will property. mortgage the planned fcIlj(y Councilman Victor Miller and land at Fairfax and First urged that plans for the 9,400 Street, a larger loan could be square feet city hall complex be approved, lie said Interest rate reduced by 3,400 square Pizza Request Heads Agenda Catalytic Converter Defended - COUNT IN SANFORD - announced Wednesday. \VA.SIIINGTON (AP) A spokesman for a federal Linking agency says it Is "a big coincidence" that federal insurance for a savings association with connections to Charles G. "Bebe" Rebozo was granted only after a new Nixon appointee took over the agency. flebozo Is a close friend of President Nixon. Federal insurance for deposlt.s at the Key Biscayne Savings and Loan Association at Key Biscayne, Fla., was approved by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board on July 19, after having been de&ed In 1972 and again In March of this yea r. The board originally rejected a federal charter for the same association in 1969. Pr soner's ights - . BETH Glazer (r) United Fund Chairman at Zavre's, and co-chairman Amanda Sheppard paint in the total to date $25,000 on the United Fund board on First Street in Downtown Sanford The United Fund goal for October 25 is Inc. A federal court here has final RAY on the agreement "A Big Coincidence" Shevin y -- - KEEPING N ational News Briefs A huni.!red-year-old dream of arguments that they should it resolution prepared by at- Sanders (Volu.sia County) was a canal linking the St. Johns wait until litigation on the torney Mack Cleveland, 1.01 present. Cleveland said he has been an and Indian Rivers died today Florida Cross-State barge canal Patrick made the motion they when the board of directors of was resolved, and their attitude adopt the resolution to abolish enthusiastic supporter of the the St. Johns-Indian River should be more "how can we the canal district. It was canal project for the past 10 Canal District decided to continue," rather than "why we seconded by Huskey and years, and it was with rel. lance he recommended its should stop." carried unanimously. abolish the district. However, after the reading of The district was created by District member Edwin abolishment. the F11da Legislature June i, ____________________________________ "Regardless of the outcome 1963, at which time the of Litigation of the Florida estimated cizt of commwon Tft Cross-State barge canal, we thecanaiwafilOmillion. 'WI!' have no way of financing this This cost today has escalated canal," he said, to in estimated 138 million. "The state is not interested In When the canal project ' i helping us, and we are losing first authorized as a state the support of four county Florida Atty. Gen. I1abrt peo)ect In 16 the estimated NEW nRIF'NS (A?) commissioners." (Seminole, cost was a mere $30,000. Sbevtn was to appear before the 5th US. Circuit Court of Orange, Volusia and Brevard District Chairman John Appeals today to argue against a so-called "bill of rights CountI were Involved with the for prisoners." Krlder said they have not canal district.) The state Is appealing a ruling by U.S. District Court produced eiough benefits to "We have accomplished owJudge Charles Scott of Jacksonville, Fin., that state justify the annual cost of the of law before due process prison Inmates must be given purpose which was to establish project. Denq ulstipunei. feasibility, determine align. NO Wd7 IA ..flC WOfIU can %C Prisoners accused of breaching prison discipline must ment, and riht-of-way for the get enough tonnage," he said. have the right to a hearing, Including cross-examination canal," said Krider. "Inflation "There is no feasible way of of witnesses against him and representation by a lawyer has caught up with us. We must continuing with the canal or another prisoner, Scott ruled last January. face the facts and abolish the we're just beating cur heath Shevin has aid the decision "will cause disruption proje.t" against a wall." 1dthln the (p1(100) system" and "goes well beyond Cleveland said the district District members Everette anything required before In Florida." could at this time serve a better Huey (Orange Cowity) and He also said allowing prisoners to represent other In. purpose by Informing the state W. A. Patrick (Seminole mates would allow lawyers In prison to build up "a power for reasons nuilnly economic Count)') both resisted aban. structure within the system." the pro ject lon ger feasible. donment of the dbtrk't with ByJEANPA'I'rESON Herald Staff Writer -- . along the Eastern . - - power and water company charges Dismissed 'it, - nlg'rluD nr N.NiI. t'htn Inlni,I,,Inn v ,aiui, l"erl U ry p Uncovers Nothing Embarrassing object. I War4. In 100% on the loan would be slightly police-fir complex. Cost of construction with under six per cent, present plans has been "We are willing to lend you as estimated by architect Robert much money as you can pay Koch at upwards of $30 per back," Barrett said, adding square foot, between $350,000 that $250,000 appears to be the limit with current revenues, and $500,000 total. Lee Barrett of the Southeast City Atty. Torn Freeman was First National Bank of instructed to determine Maitland said 20-yea. financing whether the city can mortgage is available for $250,000 with a its property. Attorneys In ad- FAMOUS NA 12" DIAG. PORTABI Glare free reception With V UHF tuners. Powerful ho mounted speaker. Contemp rary streamline styling. & To - - - ----- The Sanford Herald City Clears Borrowing Power GIVE hi M,-rn;hilr, ni - 'k-: - : through elimin::ii; of the police departmen t. nd one wing of the fire departmn'nt frurn the plans. Koch insisted the plans may not be dissected In te manner described and urged ie Work shop. never again have to type or draw -or proofread it,ancl on a stencil... make corrections. Cestefu win scat ym ot ionsf sub. jt frijthrg p(.rst,d. tjped. dsawo. clsp'At plict*gtiptiid. at pasted 'p 331 C3'9etI tiI) rd traMlatid r13 S 13thfui detailed r,rodxtoi ruff an I stenct It laSts o&y Min. and of coraisca is carç1dø bwi.s • Beftme • Tvrnitvr. Istrvmots WII Pick U Ooato's Set.-4)S - itrca • Toys •A.oti..s •M$ti$ N'c you cs nit yout 0'0 to twa out a ItV?rl of yci day ttntnte r4ods - from ststcret I paris sr4 RIco ?t$tft,$ iIl4tflt3al. lutarIt,e 0.1..di •CIiflWi Thursday, Oct. 18, 1973-3A You will THRIFT SHOP ow - Modd 455- 123011.00 ._, .- flow 11377$ george stuart 133 East Ro bin son Oilondo, fI'ir:da .--- �-.:----- ----.---- wa&W•-'-- 4A--The Sanford Herald Thursday, Oct. 8, 1973 Organization A Remarkable Humphrey Audit Sanford Lions Earn Commendations One hundred Ssnfnrd st'hnnl nren thi1dren It whoefami1iesweubietopay, professional eye examinations and glasses this year. lakefront display. The Lions of Sanford, with a record of 48 years continuous service to the community, take care of children from schools north of Big Tree takes a minimum of 2.00O nnniinllv tn keen To earn more morev to help more children is the orgamzaton's goai in a series of projects eye and in need of complete restorative surgery received the needed operation without cost to his parents. These things were accomplished because a Legal Notice - The projects include a Halloween candy sale, a spaghetti dinner at the Sanford Civic Center on Oct. 20 and Uie year-round light bulb sale, school students south of Big Tree Road. Children in need of vision care, whose parents canflot provide it, may obtain ap plicat ions for help from their school principal. children with no funds paid out for administration since all workers are Lions, their families and friends, The Sanford Lions Club for 10 years had a July 4 '4Fun Fair" on the lakefront and most of its funds were raised through the event. However as expenses increased and less money was made on the special activity and in view of the organIzation's small membership, the project was not held this year. The Lions are currently conducting a memherhip drive. Which. if succesftil \1.il! allow the ctub to ozice agai sponsor the popular financial need. The Sanford Lions several years ago purchased two Titmus eye screening instruments for the Seminole County Health Department, while the Casselberry group supplied a third. In addition to work with children, the Lions have pledged $5,000 to the Salvation Army's building fund. So far they have kept up the pledge and recently paid the second $1,000 payment. The Sanford Lions Club provides a valuable comrnuni service and should be given iblic By '* PICTlTJOU5NAfl.I NOTICEUNDERPICTITIOUS FICTITIOUSNAMa NOTICE is hEeby given that I am NAME STATUTE SEMINal E COUNTY BOARD P4o?Ice is hereby given that I am engaged In buinei at 103 SOuth TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: OF COUNTY COMMISflONERS in buslr.0 at 2119 BelIe Park Ave., Sanford, Seminole Notl Notici of Public Hearing s hereby given that the Dr.. Orlando, Seminole County. County, Florida mder the tictItlo,s undersigned, pursuant to the The Board of County Corn. Florida under the fiCtitiov$ name name of THE VILLAGE CRAFT. mssioners of Seminole County will 'fictltious Name Statute" SMEN, and th*ti Int,nd to register $45.09, Florida Statutes, will Chapter MORRIS CONSTRUCTION CO. and that I intend to register said name hold a public hearing to consider an said name w4th the Clerk of the with the Clirk of the Circuitregister Court, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, apPat against the Board of Ad Circuit Court, Smlnoie Count, in and for Seminole county, ju5tmnt in denying a Lot Size Florida, Seminole County, Florida In ac. FlorId. in ,ccorctn with the upon receipt of proof of the cordance with the provisions of the Variance in an A 1 Agriculture Zone p'ovision at the Flctltio. Name publication ihefollowing described property of this notice, the tic. Fictitious Name Slatutes. Towit: S?atuti., To Wit: Section 56509 titlous name to wt: HOLLAND .h1, Twin PintS SD, PB I), Page Secticn 5.5 C' Florida Statutes 1951. Florida Statutes 1957. REALTY under wrilch I am engaged 5, in Section 1121-29, Further Elton P4 Morris 5: WIII[rn A, Darker in businesS at 106 West Commercial Publish: Oct described as on the East side of Publish: SeØ. 77. ii, II, 25, Nov. 1 fl3 Oct. a. ii. 1$, 1973 Baker Avenue. Street, SCnford, Florida, OEU-69 DET 132 This public heariis will be held In That the party Interested in said _____________________________ theCounlyCommission Chambers of tusiness enterprise is as follows: Zachary G. Holland, J. the Court House, Sanford. Florida, FICTITIOUS NAME It, THE CIRCUiT COURT FOR Publish: Oct. 1 Il, II, 25, 1913 'IOTICE 5 hft)y given that we on November 13. 1973, at 7.00 P.M., SEMINOLE COUNIY, FLORIDA. oeu,o areengaged inbusinrss II Bldg.l'fo. or as soon thereafter as Possible. CASE NO. 73.1324.E DIVISION £ — ROBERT JOHN PRISELAC and the Sanford Lions Club raised the money to provide these needs, Local optometrits participate by extending a reduced fee to the club, thus enabling the club's funds to help a greater number of Sanford school children, The major surgery for the Sanford youth was arranged through the state wide foundation, "The Florida Lions Foundation For the Blind." The entire surgery and hospital bill was picked up by the Lions. — - - _____________ nominee. Robert Maheu, who then ran hughes' Nevada hotel. casino empire, has testified that he handed over the cash to Humphrey In the vice presidential limousine outside Los Mgeles' Century Plaza Hotel. We spoke to Humphrey about the alleged transaction two' years ago. He told us he had heard about a $50,000 campaign contribution from Maheu but had no record that the money received. UpU1[ to COI)LLL1UL ik pro SHERIDA VIHITE PRI5ELAC, his wife. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Richard bus Ferrari 'ROLTrINE AUDIT' Hph' recollection, a spokesman told has no memory whnoever of acUng from Maiicu, :.ad 1o: 4'iLc iiiii, 'I h ta pFULC, be a "routine audit" ef Humphrey's 1970, 1971, and added, 3972 returns. "The 1968 returns aren't even Involved," he .sald. 'Everything is in order." Internal Revenue raised Its eyebrows over Maheu's sworn testimony, say our sources, because of evidence p ;o t:irry dk fnvvrs for ii-. f thzmprireys servi..ea, iren u money snuuu nave oeen reported asincomne. Itwas Agnew's falluretopay taxes ona bribe that got him into trouble with the IRS. During our thvesUgaon into the disappearance of the eccentric Hughes from Nevada In 1971, we got hold of some of his secret, handscrawled memos. Among them were Instructioru to Maheu to get Humphrey to ?top nuclear testing it' Nevada, L'ause It was scaring away casino customers. I3ob," lIugns d;rected Mnheu, "ther;: k; cr.. man who can accomplish our ubjct1ves through Johnson (the late Pres. Lyn.ion Johnson) — and that man is HJl.fl. Why don't we get word to him on a basis of secrecy that Is really, really reliable that we null give him immediately full, unlimited sport for his campaign to en the White house il he just take this one on (or us?" . I was ORLIi II E9R 'S I News Anc:ysis ' - __ ________ ________ U n.- s - -- N -. l'J — _______ ---"---_____________ ________ ______________ :.; -- ________ - '' 's Teryi e T, a i..,' E i , Ck,1,%tAI , vv ojv WA.SHINGTON (AP) — Five tiers. "Indeed, the executi'e branch Watergate prosecutor "The Constitution makes no generally Is afforded none. This Archibald Cox also seem to years ago when Richard M. Nixon was elected sident, mention of special presidential silence cannot be ascribed the have stolen another of one of hi principal goals was to Immunities," the five-judge oversighl" Presiden's favorite themes, re4pe the Surcme Court to majority siid in its opinion. Both the courts and special law and order. _______________________________________ ¶.zs:.g It into line with his ()%'fl __________ ___________ icerpretation of the Con. _____________ -' ______________ ______________ He'll soon learn how SUCCeSSful he's been in appointing ju.stices who agree with his views . . '. \ of separation of powers and cxI ecuti privilege. For the Supreme Court now _I ij ' representsNixon'sI.asthopefor Judicial support for his argu. ment that under tie Con. . stit.ution, only he has the au' ___________ ___________________ '. - ( \4 - I NIA. l..c. _____ -- '. _____ - of his conversations about the Watergate scandal can be turned over to a federal grand 1Jhr 'anfnr1 iratb i_ . WAYNE 0. DOYLE JQHNA, SPQLSKI,AssociateEditoq DAVVDA.BRYANT WINIFREDF.GIELOW PMnagn9 Editor Comptro!1r DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager ROYGREEN MVe?tisin Manager DORIS WILLIAMS CHARLES HAYS Society Editor RALPHHAYS MaC)izirseEditor Comp RoomFcrrerrian ' ' " :....- _________ ______________________ .. ______________ ., What he meant by this was that he would release scientific opinions that the tests may have triggered an ________________ . . _____________ ... : I' i( . . .. . ___ 1/ . ____ ____ . AgnewhavetoldusflaUythatPresidenINixonwwof Agnew's difficulties before the Inauguration Last January. A,gfleW notified the President, we are told, that he was tieing ln'iest1cted for activities while Baltimore County executive and Maryland governor. I 'II " -- Home %)eiivery " Join. The time sequence, which we have carefully confirmed, sheds doubt on the White House claim that Nixon wasn't told of Agnew's probIeus imUl shortly before the news reports began to appear In early August. "If this had come up earlier, John Mitchell p.robably Florida Politics SSc Week $210 Month $11 226 Menlh, $2940 I Year ________________________________________ (a AIl Ottwr .'.ii 5? 3 Month 61 riit' 5 ,6 ? I? rry, 132 rn pa ign AAoneys (efting hg a half lett"rs on at leaM 43 doors in the capital city's Canton Building, headquarters for his banking and finance department. "So far as I know, the signs are so a person coming In can find his way arourtd.Whenheseesthenameofan the expense of the lepartii'ier,t involved," he speculated. AssI. Atty. Gen, Dan Dearing said Shevin's sign was erected on Tallahassee's Petroleum Building a month ago to help direct members of the public to the right entrance. Tames in the public eye. officrholder he'll know he's found "The building has three doors to The Herald is a member Of the Associated Press which i5 Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin's name appears In foot-high letters in a sign rcertly erected on the side of his civil law division offices. Secretary of State Richard "Dick" the right place," explained Albert Bass, director of the state's Building Construction and Maintenance Division. "They're probably a help to the It," said Dearing. But none of the Cabinet in. cumbents has achieved the amount of free publicity once garnered by former Gay. Claude Kirk, enttied exclusively td?hutC fur reprodictionof 01' the local Stone's name rates six4nch etlera public," he added. news pr'n!ed on a sign in front of his archives divi.oion. And the name of Comtro1ler Fred 0. DIckinson Jr. appears In Inch and ____ . Inthelastfouryears,Basssayshe doesn't recall bills "of any signilicance" to cover the cost of such signs. "It probably was done at No part of any material. news or advertising of this edition of The Sanford Herald may be vepçodued in any manner w.thout *ri!ten permission of the publisher of The Herald Any todividual or ftrm responsible for such reproduction will )e cc*mdered s infrtnqing on The Her old's copyr.ght and for damage ur4er fh' will be he'd PubliShed diiy and Sundays. eirept Saturday th'. rl.eP1per Hera'd Area Corrosponden I . n- sis. B3l .993 - _____________________________________ I'. .1 _____________ Other Thoughts Japan, a prime manufacturer of bicycles for the American trade, is looking for its U.S. business to be off 33 per cent this year. The reason is not because everyone in this country finally owns a bike, as you might have imagined, election in 1970, every elevator In Florida featured a picture of the governor on the operating certificate. bet because the up-valued yen and the devalued dollar has increased the cost of the Japanese product.—Eirmingham (Ma.) News - OIL PRESSURE I' .t • - . I ..,:... .....:i.......i_,-, ';,lI U r'I,.IIh1' 11,',L,!,t''i 'i''t*,jJ.*,t •* it it,t'i This time it was put on the defensive by a surprise Yom handicap of needing, in the case of the Egyptian action, to LakeMonroe GraceSpink This is no repeat 2611 of S I x - fl .......... Ddftn Geneia . . Ovedo Ia Lnierprie Lit Mat levI Fanoetfe Edwards Ost.ea Chuiuofa I'm E r .± : - W*nlerSpnngs Attanonte Spi'irsgi . terau.ack. I Fern Pat-k 1ang1eaood E Estate: Goldenrod Easibrook 88 cr - , . WASHIM1TON (N.A) rpW1ion i'oPh' in a Ia tid citi' ii! ,i..v,.it, 't( ..t*ll lit. t.l dII(JIU d IUII, V.dI ')"1, JjJ II young civiitars manpower arawn in asreserves. its economy would hrid An he;ivv Iu of men and equipment, t The dutference beiween Itus Arab'Israehi war and the ciaIIy pIarie5, would be jainfulIy damaging. 1967 struggle are important to note: This danger Inevitably puts high trair, upon us, 5IflcC We, Though the Soviet Union, and thi time China .,s w1), ar while committed to Israel's - fety, are anxious as well to giving npe voc.a support to the Eyptsan-syrian attack, avoid over-eqdpping It and thereby giving substance to there appears far 1es danger than in 1967 of a big-power professed Arab fears of israeli expansion We must supply ronfli-ci growing out of this eonfron!u;i. At that time, the sustenance of survival, but no more T'recid'nt .Jrihri -'ii 11w hut un'. to Ioscow (or the first The hinri is delicate pirth Ixcaus, we big have tm d to iIrre, to h1p kri'p thing:; t'id woo (he Ar3b5 hy ec'mderscvs 01 1aIrfl4'.S, tmre recently be' \u in ar,vtl.€r wa, the Pni'ccl 'ates poiIlon Is more cause oil rich i,rab lands threattn to lImIt e p unded output difficult Jic na'ural disposition to upprtme cease fire ar as a levu in the Mideast conflict, which would hurt us just r,sngements could in this Instance be harmful to israel to when our nependence on imports from these nations is grow '.'hn.,i' Cassef4'erry . y War .. t".j%'3 ;;c ', r'Jtin') ',4'i' 'tf' rOflflhitt.'i) an, iii LIFrI ., et.a - 'fr/I .. . . tr ' tif . ,,• '] ,'l ., OF ft PAS OIL . " •PRICE — L 0 '!? I I'' 4 H' iJU 1 . InI. Preidetit "0 u'l llied S mudu ,tr.1bia EXb.stSSOr QI' one .Il from (lie SPIted 'tion might a'ri,t a new Arab inIiur pies fourth of the Middle East s600 billion barrel oil reserve, uiat CflCO on oiI near the Suez lfl ,1aai, trs.J in Syria s foIan We WIll not uhmit 10 oil blackmail H' ight.s — with resulnng 'Ic'.'. unurtainy for Israel Still, that nsa, be easy tall. Western Europe is almost OJMiIIg the Arab could be harde'- th,s time Bo'h Egyp whollyreliantonArabnulandcouldtakcmore Japandrdw5 tian and yrIa armed forcts are better equipped and some from there ard also could take more And '.here would e accy,ttnts say better n-ainvd, than in 1967. Furtherinrire, both get the imports we need increasingly? 1.1 r" -. move all the way across the forbidding SInai desert to coun- :it FICTITiOUS NAME NOTICE ii hereby given that I am engaged in busIness no N CommercialAv,,Sanfod,SemlnoIe County, Florida under the fiCtitious name of SLOAN REALTY, and that I intend to register said narie with the Clerk of the Cirult Court, Seminole County, Florida in ccffI with tI'se provisions of the liclltioui Name Statutes, To-Wi?: (çf tS 09 Flord Mutes 57 .. ......-... _....... caught. -. — _______________ _____________ ______ __________ ________ were actually under way! Among reporters who love the republic and know the Congres!, the prospect of corressional hearnes must -.-. .-- . _______ __________________________ . ...--- ..... N u1j 1I — — - ________ ,) LOW PRICE jJI,tf!j1fJ15JJIj%1f Features: S 4 Wash Cydes ' ' 1E) . Power I Scrub _______ . _____ No 'maI Light ' M.. ., '' 4 .I. '' Soil • Rinse &HoId ) (i - N J S Electric Co. Sanford Open Mon. thru Fri.$am.. p.m. Cosed Sat. 2522 PARK PH, 322.1542 . - - I ' I , , ' - . kI , '-' - .. fritr" , t.:' .' \ , ''' V / . 1.1. ..JJ Lf . - -- . ' '.? 4" — as (7 _, -. '15 , '";t, 11 1 firs Plaintiff vs HENRY L OURLEY AND — BURLEY, HIS WIFE, IF MARRIED AND MARTHA A. BURLEYAND—JiURLEY.HER HUSBAND, Il MARRIED. Defendants NOTICE OF SUIT TO QUIET TITLE IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA: TO THE DEFENDANTS: Henry L. Burley and Burley, his wife, of Route 2. Watkins Glen, New York. if marrledandMarthaA. Burley and — Burley, her husband, of Route 2. WatkIns Glen, New York, if married, ii alive, or ii dead to his or her unknown heirs, devlsees. Iigatees, or granters, and allotherpersonsorpartiesclaiming by, through, under or against them; Inst to: All parties or persons h.ving or claiming any right, title or interest in and to the following described property, I'uated in Seminole County, Florida: Lot 1, Block 33 of Sanlanda the Suburb Beautiful, Sanford Section, ;, r:.,-: ;;t in Plal Book), Page OOof the Public rAwi Cuui,ip, Pd Florida. YOU AND EACH of you, are notifledthatasuitloquiettIt.to 'he abovtdescrlbed property has beth filed against you and you are reoured to serve a copy of our answer Ic the Complaint on the Plaintiff's attorney, Robert W. Ray Leibensperge:, Jr. mergers via Capitol Hill and City Street Supt. A Beginning at a point of the other means Instead of coming Publish' Oct. 1, 197) present western City Limits line of OEU Ill to see 1IUU... the City of Sanford, which line is FICTITIOUSNAME parallel with and 270 feet west. NOTICE is hereby given that we wardly, measured at right angles NIXON'S CAL!. are engaged in business at 7412 from the center line of Persimmon "She said Mitchell told her he Fieldcrest Ave.. East Goldenrod, Avenue; said point being distant $ 32007, SemInole County, Florida had gotten a call from Nixon feet southwestwardly, measured at under the fictitIous name of right angles from the center line of saying 'lay-off ITT.' Later, she UNIVERSAL AUTO DETAILERS, SCL5 Sanford Aloina Tract; arid that we intend to recister said changed this to something, like running thence southwardly Nixon saying name with the Clerk of the Circuit 'make a along said City Limits line Court, Seminole County, Florida in 509 feet more or less; thence reasonable settlement,' accordance with the provisions Of westwardly at right angles from the the FictitioUs Name Statutes, To preceding course 400 feet more or "ShesaidMitchelltoldherhe Wit: Section $65.09 Florida Statuses less to a poInt 22 feet eastwardly, was sympathetic but that his '" measured at right angles radially great 5: Leonard A. Zmoreinki problem was from the center line of SCL's Florida. Mark M. Morie Jacksonville — Tampa main track; Mcl.aren...She said she did The present zoning ciassillcatlon Publish: Oct. 4. 11,11,25,1973 thence northwardly and nor. what she could to fight back, of said property is Al Agricultural thwiltwardly parallel DEU.16 andor District, as that classification Is but she was overwhelmed by concentric with the last mentioned NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE described in the Zoning ordinances centecllnel,430fe,$rnor,orlessto litchehI's diatribe... NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat and regulations of Semnofe County, a point I feet I.osthwestwardIy, by virtue l that certain Writ 01 Florida. measured at right angles fron the "She said the agreement was Execution Issued out of and under The Public Hearing will be held in center line of said SCL's Sanford. the seal of The County Court Of the City Hall, Oviedo, Florida, on the reached, actually, as they went Aloma main track; said point being Orange County, Florida. upon a final 13th day of November, $973, it 0:00 through the distant 27 feet southeautwardfy, buffet line and then ludament rendered in the aforesaid pm or as soon thereafter as measured along Ihe latt mentlonto sat down to vat. She said that cvrt on the 11th day cf September. "c enfrr iii,r I, n,, i.ic Fi A;. A Ci. ii, li.t c.:e e'. ilorcid Ger.ecn !ue' r.t.h.tr.g parties and clli:ens for and against thence southeastwardly parallel to titled. ECCO LOANS Plaintiff, vs the propoled r,nexatIon and zoning Mitrhell, and that the fix with the last mentioned c.ntar un APt I) EARNEST BELL will be heard. Said hearing may be more or lets to the point of he still does not. I pressed her KATHALINE BELL. Defendant, untIl cO.Nnud from time to lime beginning, contaInIng 13.3 acres which atoresald Writ of Execution repeatedly on this, saying I final action is taken by the City more or less. Said property is was delivered to me as Sheriff 04 Council. found it hard to believe but she 'wesently zoned Ml (IndustrIal) Seminole County. Florida and I This notIce sha!l be posted at the District, tk to I! all the way.,. have leed ICilowirig upon th (ify Flail within the C:ty Of OVtdO, ft Lots S and 0, Llock 10, A U ' -PlOrda and n_ thse* II osner Russells Addition to Fort Reed w's,...Iln..n.ilI' t' piacesw'thlntheclty,andpuDIlVteO .moicey .'nys: and in The Sanford Herald, newspaper Thai portion 4 inc Seaboard Coast Peacock. Jr. of DOLAN AND Seminole County, Florida, more of general circulation in the City of Line Railroad O'r'edo BrOnch right PEACOCK, Suite 1335, CNA PartIcularly dssa'ibed follows: Ovi?do and Seminole County, of way abutting the easterly lln* of "i"-- "S Se'.'h Ora'çt &Vti'. 'b$ 2 %ck '10. t.akeve. Sub -. ' Florida.onc.sw.* for ci li5? 'Dt%3a"d), B.)DA )D,A. 3. Russells Orlando, florida 32wt; and file fIst division, Plat Book 5, Page 11 (44 consecutIve weeks prior to •O A(i'tiofl to Fort Reed, according to original in thu 3ffice of the Clerk Of seminole County, Florida . c..uu date of the Puolic Hearing; the date plat thereof rcOrded In Plat Book I, the Circuit Court on or before Oc and the undersigned Shefift 00 ofthvfIrstpublicationtotltedateof Pagi97,PubticRecordsof,,inole tober flttu, 1973; otherwise the Seminole County, Florida, will at the last publication, both dates In. Counly, Florida. Said property is allegations of the Complaint will be 11:00 AM. on the 2nd day of cluslvc. sttal not be less than presently zoned Al (Agricultural) taken os confessed. November, AD. 1973, offer for sale ., "-'only eight (71) days. In edditlOn, District. This Notice shall be published and sell to the highest bidder, for —' nolice shall be posted in the area to All oarties in interett and citizens once each week for four (4) COtS c.asl'.. subject to any and all existing be considered for annexation and shall have an opportunity to be iec'jtve weeks in the Sanford feint, at the ront (West) Door of least fifteen (IS) d.a$ zoning heard a? told hearing. ,teraId. the t..zminole County Courthouse in prior to th. date of the PubliC By order of the City Commission DATED this 24th day of Sip Sanford, Florida, the •bove Hearind. of the City 4 Sanford, Floridn, this temnber, 1973. desrribeel personal property. Sep DATED thu 11th day 1h day 04 September, 1973 tCIRCUIT COURT SEAL) That said sale being made to j ". tembar, AD. $973. P4, 14 T8mm, Jr. Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. satisfy in. terms of said Writ of 5: Nancy K. Cot City Clerk Clerk, CircuIt Court Execution. City clerk of the City of Seminole County, Florida Joim C. Polk, Of the City of Senfonl, Florida By: Joy Webb 5hif S Florida Ovedo Publish: Oct. II, II, 2$. Nov. 1. I. Deputy Clerk Seminole County, FIci'da PublIsh: Oct. 1$, II, 25, NOv. 1' I 1973 Publish: Sept. 71, Oct. & 1' 15, 1973 Publith: Oct. ii, 15, 75, Nov. I, 1973 Don't ,uu be carekial EXHIBIT A a '' _,I. , .-._-_.-..- ' & - Range 1 East (containing 134509 to or less); Subject ,1istlnea$em,n?sforpvbIIc roads, ulilit,ek and drainage. Aiso ad ditionelacreage, the East ½ of Ihi P4W (40 lIsa NE (4and NE (404 the NE '.4. less the South 05 feet therlod Sctlon 23. TownshIp 21 South, Range 3$ East (containing 4.1 ho acres more or lass); to the limIts of the City Oviedo, Florida; and ib) To consider also the question of designating and assigning the zoning ciassillcatlon Of PUD — Planned Unit Development to said property, as such classification iS proposof to be adopted by the City Council of the City of Oiiedo, ppur assault, and was noi fully nwitiiiieti. It has Ui Bear Lake. ForctCity now notorious memo, every destroyed some of her personal time she explained the context files..." of a paragraph, she was again On Match 1, Dit.a Beard fled She insisted throughout confirming the genuineness of the merger lix for points was entirely a Washington the document, separate matter from the unknown. On the same day, But Dita Kleindienst asked to testily had been convention deal. "chaperoned" at that initial ADDED before the Senate Judiciary PROOF meeting. Our objective now Committee in rebuttal to our This fnterviw, added to the charges. to ta to her alone and to preserve a climate favorable to original memo on June 25 1971, 111th nf thcm ccmin: from a (IjSC1I:%ioti. ?ilarch 2, tlit earizi1,: I'1I official of a great Cor- - . corporate Until Kirk was defeated for the Bruce Bicssat k;t: t/irva newspapers im. boodling, how much support It mediately began to treat our has in high places, and how columns and the reactions to transient are emthe them as front-page materIal. barrassmen(s of getting - acres April, the Watergate was coming apart." Thus President Nixon, by recommending Judah Best to be Agnew's attorney and appointing Elliot Richardson to hea! the Justice Deaprtment, was in the strange position of affecting both Agnew's defense and his prosecution. in 19&Gattd I'Jtil Israel (convinced uliinminent Arat;iipaiun and in the latterycar harassed byn sea blockade at (been- . -' 1ter L\l.l.AiIASSEE, F'Li. iAI-i — honda's Cabinet members won't have to spend much money on campaign advertising in Tallahassee if they seek reelection next year. They've already used taxpayers' money to keep (heir _____________________________________________________ U S Postal Re9utdtons provide that n? mail subscriptions be pa'd 'n advance Entered ,s second class matter Agutt 21. 1901 at the' post Olf cc of Sanford, Florida 31171 — major -- l.l White House special counsel Charles Colson was about to _______________________________________ ., ____________________ I — lobbyist Dita Beard. Every destroying them by putting time she identified a set of them through a document initials or a first name on her shredder. She said they even - _________________________ . - . By: Sid Vihlen, Jr., VIDEO AND COMMUNICATIONS Chairman SYSTEMS, and that we intend to TO WHOM ST MAY CONCERN: register saidnarv'ewjth the Clerk Cf Attest: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Arthur H. Bckwith. Jr. the City CouncIl of the City of Publish: Oct. 10, 1973 Florida in accordance With the Longwood, Florida, that said City provisions of the Fiditiovi Name DEU 120 Council will hold a public hearing: StaMes, To.Wit: - his attorney Judah Best,agerdal buttoughlawyertntj30flrm ________________________________ hcwaslmrnunefromcourtor- SUBSCRIPTION RATES * 1) Agnew wenLtote House again with his problem ________________ FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing :_._ -.. Arnon the recommendations given him was that he hire as Press Room Foreman Chief Photographer 4 P N unUl April, hoser, did either Aew or Nixon realize how sous the charges against the ce esint ___ had become. Then, one of Agnew's bagmen told the Vice _____ President he would become a government witness unless ______ __________ ____ Agnew could st the widening probe by U.S Attorney George BeaU In Baltimore. - _:: d-::r Dita Beard With 00000 papers to using Humphrey, whose last name the billionaire always misspelled, In the campaign against nurlear testing. Humphrey acknowledged to us that he had oppoáed the Nevada tests but Insisted he had taken this pos1tk4 before the approach from the Hughes people. I- ro,imisI1one,s Sernir.ote Coi.nj, Fiorg,, wcr ne . Nixon Knew: Sources close to ex-Vke President Spiro _____ President's lawyers were RAYSTEvENS gu public klIuuedlItt*miy." -. _____ :______ _____ , But the appeals court said the "relashion the Con. . ___ Il I _______________ ____ i-.... the opportunitj to name four men to the Supreme Court. Each time he said he had __ sought a man he regarded as a "strict constructionist," one _____ ___ who would not read Into the ___ ___________ ___ Constitution powers beyond ____ _____ ______ ____ those expressly Included by the ____ ____________ HI'____ trying to Washingtoniftheydon'tgrantthe9o.daydelay,Iamgolngto _____ ____ i , -. . _______ ': . __ ___ _______ _______ . - AsPresldent,Nixonhashad .';•..,.,'•." "-'-' claim ______.._ ,,'—"I_I b4_U BILL VINCENT, JR. 15 1 orinaI framers. Mechanical Supt. CHRISNELSON i: ________I I in criticizing Supreme Court decisions during the 15 rears Earl Warren was chiei justice. FRANK VOLTOLINE, &eneral Manager JANE'CASSELBERRY Cn Editor - . ___ ____ -. . ______ _____ ____ -. 1-. Court Judge JohnJ. Sirica or US. Court of Appeals that IIIJI(jfft: hisargumenticvtlid. ironically, the opposition to the President's position in the tapes case, often has seemed to WALTER A. GIELOW. Editor 'irø Puh!ith't .1 RICHARb5 Sj3rts EdIIqr ___ failed to convince U.S. District TELEPHONE 322 21) 831.9993 300N.FRENCHAVE.. SANFORD,FLA 327fl ; . . ifl The President's lawyers have . Hughes later. wrote as if Humphrey's help had been secured, For example, the billionaire sought "an order from LBJ inspired by Humphrles' (sic) to halt all Nevada testing or, at least, to gain a 90-day delay to allow more time to prepare a cast against the tests. "Iconcurcompletely,"HughaswroteMaheuon April 16, 1968,"wlthtellIngtheV.P.thathel.sfreetotellthepeoplein I,. ' ' ' MISSPELLS NAME _____ "Offhand, I'd say your plant IS dying because you've talked to it too much.' b Board of County 19, Sanford Airport. Sanford, - Thursday, Oct. 18, 1973-5. "She said that after (our) Following ii thc third arplus There is ;ilw:s th.' risk th,it countless privatt üg In her office, she caine documents tide in a sevenparl series instead of exposing and and public records, excerpted from THE AN- in the following morning to find Into a story that ran In deterring corruption, a Senate thr t)EItSON PAPERS, by Jack that the ITT security men from daily columns. hearing will legitimize and Anderson with George CIII lord New York had gotten there first encourage It by exonerating the and were destroying all i Published on February 29, offenders and by teaching all March NANA)— files. She said they said they WASHINGTON, 2, and March 3, these the unschooled swindleri and My associate, Brit Hume, got feared they might be sub- columns provoked the swiftest unshaped p11ticinr.s ou: there exactly what ne wanted front i.ioewted after our story came official and unofficial response in the national audience how ....,, .._. , ______ 'v_ -•' [ ___ _______ 'L I,. - fl Anderson Reflects On ITT otherwise a De4ult will be entered Boxwood Cir.. Winter Springs, being tP. R W of Lake Emme, Rc',d, ou for The reid dernnied cmro:o Coni?. loruia UI(JI the tocjvther with the East 66 ft. of all in the Petition. fictitious name of CYCLONE 5: R. L. Sloan that part of the SW I, Of Publish: Sept. 77. Oct. 4, ii, 15, 1913 WITNESS my hand In the seal of ct Sect the SW 'k CLEANING SERVICE, and that we (iET176 ion 30, Township 20 constituted South, in at home around nine o'clock. lie poratlon, this Court on S,ptemkr, 21sf, 1973. Intend to register said name with the Range 30 East, lying North of the and had themselves a hghly (Seal) Clerk had Just come home of the Circuit Court, Seminole North R.W line of Longwood NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Arthur H. Beck*h, Jr. Hills County, Florida In accordance with Reed received a message from our newsworthy and valid story. NAME STATUTE en the p13? at Clerk of the Circat Court the provisions of the iriitj 'LOngwood Hills Road' ' TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: office that [)ita Rard had 'tpft But we now undertook to R?: .! re t:we, o ?:.: rcticn j ,,, , . . -. ................... . -. Ernethen ;t .. :Iniii rvui*c i.coras at Seminole County, uvJrr,u,Ito. Pursuant to Inc scpwame Publish: Sept. 77, (ict. 4. 11. ii. 1973 Florida, also Corrotxnatlon of the 'urgently," bing the R.W of Lake Name Statute," Chapter DET2$ Richard C. Cook Emma Rod; 165.09, Florida Statute, will register Brit's key details. Since the hour was late, Sept. 77, Oct. 4, 11, 1$, 1973 wIth the CIer of the Circuit Court, Together with all of that RW of Intention was to call on her first DET.1)1 inand for Seminole County, Florida, Lorigwood Hills Road as CITY OF CVII DO, Representative Bob Wilson thing iii the fllOrflhllg. But the confirmed Dita's version of the upon FLOIIDA receipt Of proof of tp the PINt of "Longwood Hills Road" FICTITIOUS NAME Notice of Piblic Hearing publication of this notice, the fic• asrecordedlnpIatBocIIIa,,N tone of her message had a ring time, NOTICE is hereby given that place, and circumstances TO WHOM IT MIY CONCERN: titlous name. towil: SHRUBS AND of the Public Records of Seminole areengagecjinbtjslneIsat P.O. familiar to me—afl intimation in which the $4),(mfl offer was Box SUCH NURSERY pntpce i County, Fl4rI, tyfrlg wttttr, ?tiI given by the City AND OARDEPS 4)3 ('vin, 'm'" -xh"• .m.,S. Council cf the City of Ovivdo, SW of the SW 'l Of SeCtion 30, er wmcn sam engag.o " iujgje ày &.enecn—on May 12 at Florida under the f'ctitlovs name Of inbusineat Florida. that salt Ci'y Council will Township 20 South, Range 30 i$t. PR No.), Box 101, Red vulnerability that had better be the Half Moon Rest.au:ar.t In hoTel a pi.bIc h#Jring KENT EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, Bug goad, Otiedo, Seminole tothe Corporate limits of the City Of probed before it pa.ssed. and tha we intcncl to register said County, Florida. San Diego. t.J To (onuldsr lnnexatIo of bongwood, FlOrida, name ''ith the Clerk a' the Circuit following discrb.d property lying Brim agreed and called Mrs. That the party interested in said (bI To consider also the question Court, Seminole County, Florida In business enterprisi Is as and being In SemnOf. County, of designating and assigning the Beard to say he'd be over imfollows: Records of expenditures by accordance with the provisions of Lawrence A. Jones. Florida, to wIt Zoning ciatslfic.ation Of PUD mnelJately. the Republican the FictItious Name Statutes, ToNational '' of the NW ', Planned Unit Development to said TRACT 1: Dated at Winter Park, Orange Wit: Section $65.09 Florida During the questioning, he Committee, available at the Statutes County, Florida, October 11th, 1973. Range 3) East (Less the North 25.0 described in the zoning ordinances 5: Michael C. Hynes feet and the st 500 feet for road of tho City of bcngwooel, Florida, to Publish: Oct. 10, 25, Nov. 1, 0. 1973 that to do so would have had paid Mrs. Beard's travel WillIam Esier rigtit of way purposes); containing wit: Ordinance No. 143 and as DEW 109 Publish: Oct. is, 23, Nov. 1,0, 1973 inhibited Mrs. Beard. The expenses to San Diego, ap31.167 acres note or less; amended and supplemented. DEU.110 NOTICE UNDER FICTITiOUS TRACT 2: SW of the SW (4 Of The present Zoning classification minute he got home, he typed parent proof that party and NAME STATUTE the NE 1.,, $ctIor, 22, TownshIp 21 of laid pt'Op*rty is A-I Agricultural FICTITIOUS NAME out the interview while it was company were working in TO WHOM Ii MAY CONCERN: South, Rangy 31 East (Less the District, as that classification Is NOTICE ISherebygiven that I am Notice is hereby given that the fresh in his mind. The next tandem on the convention. NorTh 25 Vest for road right of way described in the Zoning OrdlnanC engaged In bu5lnes at P3 W. Hwy. undersigned, pursuant to the purposes), ontaining 9.690 acres and regulations of Seminole County, morning, I read it in the cold 436, Aitamonte SprIngs, Seminole "Fictitious Name Statute, Chapter more or levi Florida. Dita Beard had told Brit County, Florida under the fictitious 565.09, Florida Statutes, will register light It g' e me TRACT 3: SW (4of the SW 1.4 of The Public Hearing will be held n name of SEMINOLE SHELL. and with the Clerk of the Circuit Court,, everything we flume that C.alifornla's Lt. Gos'. could have topeci the NE a jedlon 27, TownshIp 21 the City HaIl Longwood, FIurlij.,o that I intend to register said name ,n and for Seminole County, Florida, Ed Reinecke South, Rare 3) East, containing the 13th day of November, 1973. at for. had conferred with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, upon receipt of proof of the 10.17$ ocre more or less; 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as Here, excerpted from Brit's With Mitchell about the seminole County, Florida in cc- publication of this notice, the tic. TRACT S ~ of the C ½ of the possIie, a? which time interested cordance with the provisions of the tjIIou name. to wit: PET ANIMAL memo, l.s what Dita Beard told pledge soon after the pledge SW '4 of the NE (4, Sictio fl, partIes and citizens for and against Fictitious Name Statutes. ToWit: SUPPLY under which it is Townshipll South, Range)) East, theprOpO5.edamexatia engaged him on the night of February 24, was made on May 12. We could zoning Seclion $65.09 Florida Statutes 1957. i t,,nes.s a? 2670 Orlando Drive, *11 1* heard Se"i heCr!ng m3 be containInçlS )O4erresmoreor teis; not reach Reinecke, but his 5: BUy Wcr.zct 5.antora, Florida 37771. TRACTS: E 1.', of the SE 1.4 of the continued from time to time until Publish: Oct. 4, ii, ii, 25, 1913 aIde, Edgar GWenwaters, told That the corporation Interested in NE '.4. ectlon 22, Township 2) final action is taken by the City t)EU1S DVRRY DAY salsi us that he was with Relnecke at follows: business Is as South, nge 31 East (Less the Council. _______________________— Mcflrand Corporation "She was Invited, as the had a meeting North 7Sfeet for road right of way Thls notice shall be posted at the Lth Mitchell on May SEMINOLE COUNTY 100 Per Cent purposed, conlain'ng 19.643 acres City Hall within the City of been In the past every year, to 17, 1971, when Reinecke exUTILITIES BOARD By: Rlchird Brandeberry more oi1 Iessz Longwood.. FIorlda,and{nnjroe (3) go to the Kentucky Derby. This pbinccl to Mitchell the liTlca$P*fleNeatIng Presi4-qit TRACT 4: N ½ of the SE 1., ether ptici within the City, arid The Board of County Corn. PubliSh; o, 1!. 25, ta, 1, i. 1913 year, her friend Gov. SeCtion 13, TownshIp 21 South, published In The Sanford Herald, a Nunn SheraL,i offer in detail and missioners of Seminole County OEU101 Pangt'il fast, less the W (4of the mentioned that John Mitchell received Mitchell's blessing. newspaper of general circulation In sitting as the Seminole County INVITATIOii TO BID NW'kdtheS(1.iofMIdSectIonfl, theCityof Longwood and Seminole would also be one of his guests MET WITh KLEINDJENS'r Utilities Board will hold a public The City of Longwood. Florida, Contaittng 71.009 acres more or less; County, Florida, once a week for at hearIng in the County Comriiss, calls for Bids on th, following item: at the governor's mansion after TRAT 7.3 The S S 46 chains a' lois? four ( 4) consecutIve weeks Chambers of the Seminole County Dump Truck equipped as follows NE 'h of the NW ',, Section 32, the race. She said she men. And Felix Rohatyn, an ITT prior to the date of the Public Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, on 6000 lb front axle Town*iip 21 South, Range 31 East; HearIng; the date of the first tloned this to E.J. Gerrity the director, told us that he had met Tuesday. the Thd day of October, 3 pe 17,500 lb. Eaton No. 16u subiti to road right of way, con. Publication to the date of the last kD. 1973 at 7:00 P.M., or as soon Rear Axle New York Public Relations privately with Kleindienst tafnir 15.11$ acres more or lets; publication, both dates inclusive, thtreatter as possible to conulder Cfl ieinto,'ce'l Frame chief of ITT in a memo, TCT $ 1. Tb. S ½ 01 the W 16 several times on the case and Shall not be less than twent eight application submitted by The City 33 H 0 V $ Engine of tin NW (4of the NE '4 of SectIon (2$) days. In addition, notice shall "She said before she left, they had "handled some of the Casselberry & South Seminole 9300 10590 Rear Springs Main 32. Township 3) South, Rang. 31 be posted in the area to be con Utilities Co. (CASSUCO) requesting talked by telephone and Gerrity negotiations and presentations 3250 Rear Auxilliary SprIngs Eas; subject to road right of way; sidered for annexation and zonlngas decertificatlon of areas as covered S Spd Clark 213 V dIrect Iran. told her what the company to Kleindienst and McLaren." conaIningla..S33acresmoreoqiess; least fIfteen (15) days prior to ire by Certificate NO.10 for water and Imisslon 1*ACT 9.2: The P4 ½ of the NE 1.4 dale of the Public Hearing. wantedmost If she and Mitchell Certificate No. II for sewerage (3) Front tow Hooks of ho SW (404 the NE (400 Section DATED t'tis 1st day of Octøtit, systems In Seminole County, We were ready to go to press. should get onto the subject of (3) 6" a 16" Western Mirrors 23, TownshIp 3) South. Range 31 AD. 1973. FlorIda. We compressed the fIndings the merger (1)900 casen then East; subject to road right Of uray: x 2010 ply tires on 7.0 5: OnnIe N. SP,omale Board of County common base 6 hole Disc. Wheels containIng 1.630 acres noro or less; and conclusions gleaned from City Cterk "She said that after Commissioners lID 15 * 3" Front Brakes TR1ICT 105: The W ½ of the NW of tne City of By: S: SIdney 1. Vihlen, Jr., derby..,, as they were going in more than twenty Interviews, HO IS a 6" Rear Brakes (404 te SE '.. of the NE 1.4 (less the Longwood, Florida Chairman Heavy duty Radiator to get In the buffet line, Mitchell N 23 feet thereof), Section 27, Publish: Oct. 1. it. IL 25, Nov. 1. ATTEST: Power Steering Townfvp 21 South, Range 31 East, )97' took her armii and took her 5: Arthur H fleckwlh. Jr J— _ li' Wheelbase all in Seminole County. Florida, DEU-17 Clerk aside. It was just the three of II" Cab 'o Axle C?aW.nj I LMocresmoreor lets, Publish: Ct. 11 15. 1971 them then, she said, Mitchell, 32.000 lb GVW, Coict: White TRACT 11.4: Thesw'.4oq thi SE OEU.62 NOTICIOPPUILICHRARIplO I),mpi%tobe$ftx6'6"ith herself and Gov, Nunn. (4 Of the NE (4 Of SeCtiOft ' TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION hoist and ' cab shield. Twnu5Ip 2b South, Rang. 3) East, "She said that Mitchell Notice is hereby given that a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Sealed bids to be returned to City contairing I0O$3acresmoreor less; Public Hearing wilt be Mid at the EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Hall, 175W. Warren Ave Longwood, proceeded to give her a and Commission Room in the City Hall CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Fla. by 1:30 p m. October 29, 1973. scathing, hour-long scolding In South Ia of West ('1, NE t4of NW COUNTY, FLORIDA in the City of Sanford, Florida, at ,%Il bids must be complete. The City (4,and *est (4of East ½ of Section the bluntest language for 7:00 o'clock P.M. on NOvember 13, CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1231 Council of the City of Longwood flralso •N0'Ih½OfNWtIS.SE'LI 1973,10 consIder the annexation of IIELAIRE HOMES, INC., A of NW . and West '.4 of NE '.4 of reslnlntherighttoacc,pto,reiec.t putting the pressure on the Florida Corporation property described as follows: any and all bids. Siction ; All in Townthip 21 South, Justice Department on the -. '' _. 'f _______________________ ixon i Cni r+ . .. . i t I uS . 579 Eagle Avenue W. Hevnpstead, New York Section $65.09 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an (a) To consldr annexation of the Florida Statutes 1951. Action for Adoption ws filed following described properly lying 5: Richard C. Smith against .a arid you are required to and being In Seminole County, Jerry A. Hancock serve a, copy of Petitioners' At- Florida, to wit: Joseph M. ODorYleil torney, Warren S. Kiter, whose The West ½ of the NE of the SW Pubiih: Oct. 4, 1), 1$, 23, 1973 address is P.O. Box 745, Winter I of Section 30, Township 20 South, DEU.19 ParL Florida 32719, on or before Range 30 East, being approximately Octgber 26th, 1973, and file the 19.201 acm more or Ins; origins with the Clirk of this Court FICTITIOUS NAME Together with the East 64ff. of the either before service on Petitioners' Iffi NOTICE IS hereby given that we '. of the SW ' of Section 30 Atlorøeyor immediately thereafter, ire engaged in business at Township 20 South, Range 30 East, ever fl,__..--*. --n._ -.._ -'rt Legal Notice Legal Notice . Internal Revenue Service has been quietly auditing the returns of his predecessor, Sen. Hubert Humphrey, D-MInn. Inside soUrcts say the IRS is curious about what hap. pened to $5O,(X) in cash, which a Howard Hughes emissary i-as sworn he delivered to Humphrey in I8. Humphrey was . ----fl The Sanford Herald 'ialNotI - Interview JACK ANDERSON SVAS11ING''N While deposed 'lcc President Spiro . - ---. at Is DEU70 DELI 67 01T13$ tsr,, # , '. 1. l'rrcni Forest FiresI --. — _ �- - - - --- - - .vc---------- •..-------- - flfl - . - . - S n:.: .:,_.-------t.,!...s. ..L - . nt_r. ri— t. iz n ----- - - ?----' ':_---- ----- - --: — ---- -- -- - ------ - - - - -- - - - -'- -- - -- - ---------------------------------------- - 6A—The Sanford Hertd Thursday, Oct. 18, 197 1 Florida News Briefs I Adorrc, In to Arabs Strike A t Israel i WtholP iroduct ion Cut Jax State Workers Ask Raise Due TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP)— The Florida State Em. ployes Asociat1on has called for a special session of the Legislature to increase state employes' alarles by at Icait five per cent. The 80,000 plus Florida sta te empl3yes have had but f r.st) usli: 12 u I per cent cost of living in crease since January 1973 in the state of Florida," said ic.sociaton president John P. Dxkery. Dockery said the increase -houldbc retroactive toSept. and paid from the state's $26 million surplus funds. Accident Kills JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) centennial Commission to in The chairman of the Jack- vestlgate trips by I.A. Gay. Tom sonuifle Bicentennial Corn. Adam., to this North Florida Ir4Uee has called on Goy. Reu- City. bin Askew and the Florida BIGeorge Linville called for the probe after WJXT-TV revealed that Adams, who serves as chairman of the commission, had billed the agency for seven mysterious trips to Jacksonville since March. Lin vi lle said he did not meet with Adams on any of the trips, which WJXT st.ys cost taxpayers at least $0O, and did not know what commission DELAND, Fla. (AP) - A business co.ild have been InSouth Carolina teen-ager, volved. called the high priest of a San "I hope the lieutenant Rover. cult, says he tried to save the nor h a od nw'r but if his Ith. of Caliuiia b-dy ho pa history is any tiidicaur he witnesses claim was tortured may be in another problem and killed as a sacrifice to the situation," Linville said. 'l deviL don't think we can afford this kind of leaderahip at the state David Hester, 17, of Green- level if tiere Is In fact somevile, S.C. testified at his mur- thing amiss. der trial Wednesday that he ld end that the , struck Ross Michael Cochran governor and the state i'icenlightly ca the head with a P11e tennial Commission a lull log to trick other members of lton Into the liøotenant the cult ltlto thinking the governor's trirels. We should F5.'' ... cu Owl W dead. find ( what he was doing In Po1he said Cochran, 17, was Jacksonville If he wasn't with !lcgged with chains and 5lnshed any of the bicntcnrat cnm with broken glass in a sata n ic miasioners." WJXT said t tried for two ceremony In nearby DaYtona days to contact Adams for cornBeach before being taken to a wooded area and clubbed to me But the lieutenant govermr's office said he was ona trip death. and would not disclose his whereabouts. Both the prosecution and de- Claiming Man Innocence TALLAHASSEE, Flit. (AP) FaniIlie Cai helf3 prevent drug abuse by teaching their children thatdFU3 are not crutches to be leaned on In time of trouble," Gay. Reubm Askew say Askew Wednesday proclaimed Oct. 21-27 as National Drug Abuse Prevention Week In Florida. Robbery Suspects Nabbed MIAMi (AP) - Two men who were a egedly I1WOIVed in a gun battle with police Oct. 2 after robbing a Pittsbnrh, Pa. tnk f h:ve txpn arrested by I'ii agCnLc here. Agents said Willin Cecil ThMr.as, 25, and Emanuel Daniel.s,3U,00ihot klttsburgh,were arrested ta Miami hotel Wednesday. Turner Trial Waning JACKSONVilLE, Fla. (AP) - The presiding judge fl the Glenn W. Turner mail fraud trial, which is now In as fifth week, says a day-long meeting wi th attorneys should result in a quicker finish to the case. "I think we've cu about a month off the trial," U.S. trict Judge Gerald B. Ijofiat told jurors Wednesday after spe nd ing the day In conference wi th attorneys representing both sides, The conferences, Tjoflat S51J, vOti1d speed up I ftrid I til UIJ. WhenauroraskedthejudgehowmuchIongerthetrIa1 would last, Tjoflat said he couldn't answer but repreated that it will move mnch faster. Sale 189.6 Reg. $164. Sale 131.2 Buy while selection is complete. - -. 1288 _ . her left arm up and ve th,wn to 500 all the laces VIV TALL%IIASSEE, FLa. (AP)— state unattractive, last weeltend In Orla ndo. the citizenry of Flor!da and face Gov. Reubin Askew says Flai. Askew said W!dneaday he But he said he would not go the growth problem," he added. do's growth needs to be CGfl- found much to agree with In a along with the conference's rec. Some businessman stalked trolied by regulating devekip. report from t he "Florida WOO" ommendatlon for a personal in. out of the conference, claiming tuent, not by making Life in the growth conference he called come tax and elimina tion of it favored environmentalIsts. homestead exemptions on propI. I erty taxes. _— 5 Are Hospitaiizea Sale 155.21 End table Reg. 571. SaleS6.8C U.S. / After q — Juices i,AKELAND, Fla. (AP) The three waters in the OrElliott Messer, a Tallahassee Today Fifteen persons in three Cen tral lando store and the two In the attorney who presided at some MIAMI (AP) - Tropical Florida cities have been hospi- Daytona Beach store wcr of the conf erence workshops, storm Gilda was expected to talized with hallucinogenic gcj unconscious by the said, "I begged them not to ap- carry gall Force winds and drug cyrriptors after accepting dr i nks, which police said they prove the tax recommendations heavy rnIn over central and an otter to sample rival orange belived contained a Strong tran- becwse they would get all the eastern Cuba today and tonight juices In shopping centers, PO- quilizer and hallucinogenic attention." before spreading in to the Florllice say. mixture. da straits Friday, the National Messes said the proposals Ten persons, Including two in came up atone of his workshopt3 Hurricane Center here said. critical condition, were ailinitbegan At 6a.m., Gilds was 75 miles was led to a hospital in Lakeland and the next thIng 1 knew I was because tax south of Cu ba's central coasi agenda that had to be end 375 Wednesday fligiIL waking mIles south of MIawI at Many complained of ha lluci- a.rn.," said Ralph Wecht, man- discussed Istitude 20.5 nor th and longitude nath and all said they felt ager GO rdon's Jewelers th Rep. Kenneth MacKay, D- 79.7 wefd. drunk wi th no sense of COOfdl Orlando. storm poses more of a Ocala sa id the conference was riiton, of ficer s. All empIues Were reported "One of u threat to the U.S. now that jt has The VICtUT1L told pO1W thEY In satisfactory condition ti to a more northerly were shopping when Pap- Wed nesday a nd police said educahaonal experiences I've turned direction," said Gil Clark of the d proached bit an attractive noting was rcperted stolen Hurricane Center. 'It will not woman in her Late 20s who sa id from ei ther store, "t seemed to me this was the lose its tropical storm effect ie was conducting a "It's really a weird one," said first Lime any real effort had w he n crossing Cuba because marketing survey and asked Orange County dettive Don been made t bring together there isn't much of a land mass them to sample two kinds Of Frye. a crc.s.sect1on of opinion from there" oran.e juice 2 — "So far as we know every. ft' t.(f his hod, %1 dra d LAeJ dvtki g teuve U. K. t'etenon. 'it to have beer some hallucinogenic drug such as LSD." In two other incidents Ti esfl. day in D: Inna P.irh ;, I -. Taking - - stereo Save on black & white portable T,V,'s Is . q;I ave 15 Indicator lamp, speaker and headplvwie lacks. Black vinyl covered speaker cabinets. Connecting cords included. Save on 3-track tape players. Save 2O Rig. 149.95. Sale 121.95 Black and white portable TV has 19" screen (meas. diag.) and features 100% solid state chasois, detachable Sun shied and "Ouick-Ptc' for faster picture and Sound Walnut grain vinyl cabinet. Earphone included. V -_ / _____---- --------,.-- ------------------' 00 it - - U Support the same woman earphone Eft Salve $10 iSave 1O 11 Reg. 59.95. Sale 49.95. This portable 8 track stereo tape player has automatic program stect button, slide tone control. With Latterlea. L Reg. 84.95. Sate 74.#5. Black and white Portable TV has 12' screen (meas. diag.) and 'eatures memory VHF line surunq ana keyed AGC for uniform pictuo contrast. Schools YP sainplee two bran& of orange ----------- 1 - —: - f I - Education WeeK I column by 2 flj hes Too small for Llndt - - - Save 15 . :in.. Good looking ivoly clo, h i gh-impact plastic cabinet. Lighted ie.,. nie 9995. Btac anti Wlate por;abto TV has 16' screen (meas. diag.and features OUICk-PiC" for last er piciute and sound. Walnut-look cabinet with doinCIUI.'d •;'ai Ed,ca'on /' Na -a Cc'cra of Pa efl's a't Tr-'--' rr A'a'. Le'oo aixi ir,e tin 'e1 5'ati 0 :e & Ici.ica .-on rio'ceo c - Vet, re rcd'r' a - ft-ic one! -- --r - - -- -- - 4, -- --- AIIII& It - -- 4" '7' "I . _.- Dr. Crime," he said as he InBut that homiletics course troduced me, "Even though he either didn't take, or Its often picks on us clergymen prof' was a dud himelf Di S earch i severely." when It came to holding an To which I replied that I only audience', rapt attention. "pick on" those speakers who Many clergymen also fail to follow Christ's simple, grumble about their low anecdotal or narrative speech salaries! WASHINGTON (API — The '[he negotiations are being formula. Such clergymen deserve low diplomatic search for an end to conducted primarily by SecreAnd when I sit In the salaries! the Arab-Israeli war has nar- tary of State Henry A. Kissinaudience, listening to a young For good speakers get high rowed with the United States ger and Anatoly F. Dobrynin, divInity student, I am real , on salaries. Just as star salesmen and th e Soviet Union engaged in Soviet ambassador to the his sloe and secretly a Ire draw top commissions. The average clergymen extensive discussions over United States. Any agreement any of his bits of platform ,,, , ideas. psychology, even tlBJugII e nowada ys would be fired by any SptCLIC would se. , Un i ted . may be awkward In their ap-' automobile agency or life inThese are sa id to center on lions Secur i ty (,OUflcii or ra plication. surance company because of linking a cease-fire to an over- cation. But what irks me 13 to see poor sales production, all settlement of the 25-year-old While working For an end to men who have occupied pulpits Check your clergyman to see Middle East dispute. the fighting, the United States is for 25 or 30 years, yet wouldn't if lie fulfills these tests of a Although there has been some facing Increased pressure from even rate a 'IC" grade In a high pulpit Ilvewire: progress in the talks, U.S. of- the Arab nations to pull back school or college class in Public III Church attendance Is ficlals do not believe Wash. From Its support of Israel. Speaking! increasing every year, not ington and Moscow are ready to State Department officials Yet clergymen are being paid dwindling. ma ke a propo sa li l pub c. were unclear T'tesday night for oratory, so they are.classru 121 lie gets "conversions Progress talks In the were as professionals. about what this action meant, ins ea o mc y tee g Il II acknowledged Wednesday uy w h en It WOUtu take place Liu But any professional is transferred members from supposed to be "good" in his other churches. State Department spokesman exactly w ha t was being de. output, even though he doesn't (3) At least within every 3 Robert J. McCloskey. inandt'd, always rate "Superior" or years he "recruits" a student "Very Superior." fn the missionary field or for For example, i1ou are called entering the American pulpit nit nn'i re minii;rj: L givi,ig a concert where ticiets it would be unfair to criticize have been sold, the audience the pulpit oratory of clergymen has a right to expect reasonable if you had to be "horn" with a professional skill at the gift (or public speaking but you keyboard of that grand piano on •-.:-•-. NOT' tile tiIiC. Instead, pattern after the Yet &ocalled "professional ' ora tors and e.utl'ne their .. 11 ~~ TI preachers will perform as sperchessee how they con. "duds" and put their audience coct a thrilling address. to sleep, fail to USC Christ's C7e. to QUOTE Subscribe contact, and maybe never tellact (Anderson, S. Ci joke or include a re,e'int ca which gives you sn&ppy qwes, from real life to whet the In' plus 3 pages of wholesome terea of the congregation, humor every week, to use in What is worse, they are often sermons. -,j - snobs that they Join Toastmaster's Clubs and disdit1 at t ending ao eI in a Da le Carn egie ___ 4 master's Club or enroling in UBI Lrnr1cse tuu. V i" And send for my booklet when parishioners offer to pay c hology , 'Public Platform Psy their tuition' enclosing a Ion stamped Why' "because DiJe Car- return envelope, plus i.s cents. negic didn't have a doctor's degree" I have heard them Ift ng M id-East Solution " riniy- Chw9e it at Sunford Pkiza Penney's: Open 10 a.m. 't 9:30 p.m. Mon. thru 5t$, . - r. r - aS? ' — — -..—---.— — ' 1IIL1 UNION PACIFIC i 10 8 344111 Tyco H.O. Twin-Diesel Freight Train Set. 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AM/FM I - • " — ' 4 1' P" i I a Jtt!V _1 1 2 STOCKHOLM (AP) Hat- and went to the United States yard Prof. Wassily Leontie and to Harvard in 1931. won the 1973 Nobel Prize for The prize for economic sciEconomic Science today. ence was established in 1969 by The Royal Academy of Sd- the Central Bank of Sweden in ence honored the 67-year-old connection with Its tercentena. economist for the development ry celebration. It includes the of the "Input-output method and same cash prize as the other for its application to important awards established by the will economic probleni.." of Alfred Nobel, the Swedish InLeontlef was born in Lenin- ventor of dynamite. This year grad, Russia, studied In Brhn, each Is a record 510,000 Swedish worked In Germany and China crowns, or 3120,000. •_ lachahlG SUnShield Earphone now ilN ICIFIC " - Save 396 - I /',, "s — in. . : Yobr em- 4r - --WE Nobe/ Winner - For Reg, 29.95. Sale 25.99. 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Includes ringmaster. clown, engineer. elephant, bear. monkey. giraffe and lion' Santa re MARSEILLE, France (AP) - An armed woman hijacked an Air France plane with 110 passengers aboard today and forced it to land In Marseille, the French news agency reported. She allowed the passengers and most of the crew to disembark at the Marseilie airport, but krpl two cleW 1i1thi hers hostage In the plane, the agency said. Her demands were not Immediately clear, The plane was on a flight from Paris to Nice. Marseille 13 O miles south-southeastof Paris and l00mlles west of Nice. * WORRY CLINIC controls, channel selector button with program 7418 Sew Magic A new way to sew' No riced In or thread needed Uses Miracle Stitcn a liquid formula that io'ns fabrics fast Completed items can be washed and dried Sew Maotc accessories, Woman Hijacks Airliner 1 S Reg. 69.95, Sala 549, JCPenney 8 track play. back with amplifier. Solid state chassis, slide quicker stops \> 1088 airline that ferries ICCS personnel aro'rnd the country, has not been paid for months and gave the commission until Friday to pay Its August bill of about $500,000.The four signers of the Vietnam peace agreement - the United State,, North Vietnam, Sou th Vietnam and the Viet Con g - have not agreed on a budget for the ICCS, and It is about $8 million in the red. .. II tcjr Pays Peace Flights SAIGON (AP! - The United States advrinc',d $5.6 million to the International Commission of Control and Supervision today to keep the Vietnam pecekeeping force from being grounded. Air America, the charter Gilda Will Hit Cuba Askewsald,howeve:he felt the the tax recommendation pointing axm t policy affected ) rJr)w With Saddl e Baq — I II 1 41111 PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) Government troops today reopened Highway 4, Phnom Penh's road to the coast, only two days after Khmer Rouge Insurgents cut it 40 miles northwest of Kompong Sam, Cambodia's deepwater port. State Development o CheckGrowth: Askew _ she makesi 15" tall - T ( Saucy Doil Just mo \ - Sale 404 Rocker recliner Reg. $194, Save on -'--'. 'I- News B I Watch en, Troops Reopen Highway Reg. $51. August, said he did not know the purpose of Adams's Jack. Jackman jury t.day following cbssonville travels and said his ing arguments. records did not reflect the trips. The television station quoted Deborah A. Shook, 22, of a commission source as saying W ashington, N.J., who said she was the priestiess of the satan there was no possible way the cults testified that Cochran was trips could have been justified bound to a black wooden altar as for commission business. in the basement of rundown WJXT said ,ciam.s made ix rooming house while he was of the trips ina state airplane atl tortured as a sacrifice "to ap- a round trip cost of $17 dollars per trip. the master, Satan." - . Rig. $231 Ottoman go - -- w riefs Shelton Kemp, executive dithe commission since fense completed their Cases Wednesday and the trial was to Indn U.S. Cult Priest Drug Education Week t&11.11 By THE A&SOCIATE[) PRESS until Israel gives up all territo. would red uce the total supply in refined products ha rder to ge The proclaimed cutback In ry it seized In the 1967 war and the United States only threeArab oil production should have restores the rights of the Pale. tenths of one per cent, tie Since production Is being cv little Immediate effect on U.S. stinian refugees. expert said in Washington. But back rather than exports, th supplies, an American energy Because the United States he estimated the action would effects of the decision may nc expert says. But Western Eu- gets only about B per cent of the reduce Western Europe's supbe felt for several weeks. An rope and Japan, the Arabs' big. oil it uses from the Arab plies by 3 per the cent arid Japan's volume of production wi gest customers, are expected to countries, the Arabs strategy by 2 per cent, decline very slowly If the r Put pressure on the United was to squeeze the Europeans ductions continue, since eac States before long to reduce Its and Japanese In the hope that The Nixon Administration is month's cut will be 5 per cent c support of Israel. they in turn would put the the counting on imports of refined previous month's produc Arab oil ministers at a meet- screws on Washington, Israel's heating oil from Europe to meet hon. But oil experts In Beiru 10 ing In Kuwait Wednesday an- chief source of arms, the shortage expected this predicted a major world oi nounced they would cut prociucA 5 per cent cut In U. S. Imwinter, and a reduced supply of crisis If the cuts continued Ic don at least 5per cent a month ports from the Arab countries crude to Europe would make as long as four months. ? — MIAMI (AP) . — One man was killed and 13 children rufkred minor injuries when a school bus and a car collided here Wednesday, police said. K1I10 was IAtyd Mantis, 56, of suburban Mtnm lakes Police said the bus with 37 children aboard was making a IcR turn at an intersection when the accld,n' d. / Probe Thursday, Oct. 18, 1973-7A The Sanford Herald rirc ,., . s(11fl9 I W"•tI,,I.t "I've already ha d a ourse at the Seminary. Or homiletics I k - . I IIA -.. k - A . • tYPA" ffiftd PrONIM4 Costs W"" I" UM , , 9t tl . tIt'll 1 -- - - JCPenney Prices Good We know what you' re looking fo Charae It at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10 U.M. 12 Q,n t,,-., c. Thru Saturday ni..__-. 'l �- - 8A— TheScinfod Herald Georgia Thursday, 18, ANNO pj i-LI () Wii ~-- _______ Sunday Festivities At 1 The Forest The Sanford Herald Thursday, Oct. 18, 1973-9A - Perfect __ 1 Five Gene/ations ; Attend Gala Celebration trs. Gtorgia Robson the door singing, "Happy Birth- an oversize birthday card was from her 1y&1d brother, Mrs. Robson nffled her She has 32 grandchildren, reelvedthesurpriofherliie, day, Granny." presented to her. BUiBurch to the smallest grat. first husband, John Ashley several great-grandchildren Saturday Oct 20 bout 5pm, The entire thin had an- tn}'ed great granddnugiter Folio- WrIght, Aug 8, 1909, in East and Else great great MCHAn(;E YOUR MInD I1tK I erris 'randshe wa eccrk1 to the a Lig birthday dinner rd wing the sumptuous dinner, • man, Ga. They had 11 children, grandchildren. She married the " dau 'hter made ' the unusual Police Benevolent Hall, on the family reunion in her honor, it with younger members enjoyed six of whom are still living and late Charles T. Robson In 1942, card and decorated Lakefront by some members of She almost collapsed for about nosegays of rosebuds and dancing whiI the chUdrcn all six attended the reunion. Is stlU ;'cry active and resides her family, l minutes, then rallied and carn a tions and an appropriate romped and their elders visited They are Bart Wright, and at 2033 Maple Ave., Sanford, She was celebrating her 78th enJoyed the event as much as and reminesced. Gladys Holzmann, both of with her 100-year-old brother, birthday and thought she was the oies who arranged the t outside, Mrs. Robson had not danced Sanford; Lenore Ferris, present going to a restaurant for a irpr e for many years but during th e Sorrento; Billy Wright, Winter All of the small fry In her card on the inside birthday dinner, A white rose corsage was ' gaiety of the evening she Park; Jimmy Wright, family adores "Granny RobApproximately 80 members pinned on her shoulder and she Fise generations were danced with each of her sons Htillyrood and Madelatne con" and had a field day at the of her large family met her at wa(, escorted to a table where repres,ented at the gathering, and some of ;)er grandsons. 11opo, limnokolee. reunion. .1 r- _ !_ 11'=-** 1, - - - - - -I _. - I - _- '-"" -p - - - ., - - ~_k~,=&17_1~%-___- . . . - _ - *! ka -.------ - , OT~__. -_1 . i __ - - . - . (' y ou r , Boulevard are progressing iW4 :7 chairman Kit Withers. The children's booth, under 10(1 rhincie your mind Let I R I I ,_.---.-- HELENE '_ 4~~~_, _- ___ - ... I I . L .0 - ;_ __ r " UnIP41M.PERMING , . -- -. ' .- . -4 --, SYSIEM PRECISION -. -- - - qm,w 4y- rr, . w -- -- Imm ...t= a5law I -_ P-19"r-n-111-- -1--:I-.! -11 -k , -"_" . I..-.--.% -.-- ~~Clhi'.'-Lf.. - __ ilm%i"Aalr&&;~_ - - - _--_ _ . ; Ili . shopping list can easily be filled from the arts and crafts booth under the supervision of 1(a) '3Ib it - .I q 4 --._ .., ., :~rmlp I , , I ~q: 1A 4.1 141, 4 ), 4VIr t VVW - Lill , 1_* ,UA4 Iti"IF ky __J 1 : illV i.ir__ _~ .." 6 , - , xa ou 'Wa *if I_; 1 , A61 --jo IF - , 10 a- - I~~,. be stoles for day or evening wear, shawls of all colors, decorators' pfflows, gloves and %t I N "wr ---, - - ~i . = -- W. - -i% - . I — ;- cw '' tti _~7 -g - _,w# i f - I - A r, - - - - -, E. -- - . 1 400~, .. ._A ,s_ ; r ----s,~ ,, , '. /- .A . , -- -. 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I '!1c'il-'cii.-r.! i = II 13 1-4 up,! - • r u 0 fck - cet -- -- rd &ruu - , t___.:) -,* ' - 1U7Vy 4t fii1 -- '- - - -- - -- -- c - marylesther s _ 1. •. .- - - . ~ _ - mmP _ __ ~ , Tr .. __ -LA - - = -_ - . _tf:L_ - - - • --. - R S H _ )- r-i - Li HOLIDAY EVENINGS are elegant In soft, romantic lightweight jersey such as this sheath by Jeane Eddy for Sinclair with horizontal tone and tone colors, left The glamorous, slinky sleeveles3 dress, r.ght, had a V-neckline and a glittering sequined cardigan jacket, by Betse Cann for Claret (Photos are from Trevira ) /1 - WAL ING I rotc •. / ' - ,qt-1_1 . I ' 1 0 I Sleeve 91 Styles .. I .- - . 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Our Peopk.\1.ket FREE PARKING ter-dar - ZALES - LAYAWAY -IIIIIIIIIIII 1 - t..!.•.- - RRoses iLl'' %iz,i-- Oi,i-(),1-7 p 6 & I , - t •jU fjrotCin? w,a,,rsT A -_ . , h ! in " 1 . -- beans and corn should have been planted six weeks ago, but For t,~Pm.,-afilive 4,n urnpmg$ac, . ai . iei -• - i,., ____ in -._ - nvtt C,CA% i. - , •, . - - loseN 8- I 1b.s. - 1 --I _r. \,q ' Ph 323-7220 Uds ' -• - V~V_ roc'eeds from bazaar to particularly organically grown the needy charities jn and ones, taztew much better than onesyoubuyinstores." aroundtheDeltotaArea. Among the groups the club "1 expect to plant beets. works with and cintnbules to carrots, spinach, radishes, leaf are Good S=Iaritan Ito.-m, letttKv seeds. You know, mom. Sanford, Hacienda Girls Ranch. this month and ill mature and Hdio Free Furo before the hard cold sets in." jçjj; Well John hoi%lbr,ut VF . ocans, corn, pe1is, squash or B, C, 0, E WIDTHS 1M 1$3600 \ "Oh, so that's the reason for to ecology by using garbage and relat.ions director, are hopeful this will be the large3t most the garden. Okay, son, you win leaves getting them back in the thing you I'll pa soil again. lielp in just a little way to make the cycle of life the ay 'Uiest , compl ete an no pile up )OUF b -'cau fresh vegetable s great purtl&ii Guaranteed To Fit -rj ( - - : ak __1 A. ' OPEN9Io5 30 MON. THRU SAT % -_ 11 1 $ . - ,,, - Downtown antord _; / \ . 107 W First St "tifit -' 3. , "' eai4t~ C * I.P4 in V*Mft .---V---___ - -.77.__. Refreshnents were served to Mrs II M Ball Mrs M J m, r Leon Fellows, MI er,,,rLrs Irene late to enter your choice for I Ilinton, ,Mrs. E. M. Hoke Mrs King and Queen of Deltona to ____ ' reign at the Volusia County Ragan enngs, for SouLhern Bell Telephone M . Stanley B. Pierce, Fair together with heads" of Paw Mrs. R. E. True, Mrs. W. C. past 17 years. She enjoys the choice to Mrs. fienry Wilburn. work so mqch that when her Konigsmari5, 996 Merrimac T K WI!; and guest, Street. 32763, before O& 23. " C us Southern BDII, was transOn Oct 23, from 12 30 to 3 (erred to Cocoa three years p.m., Mrs. Konlgsmark and GARDEN CLUB Nago, they made their new Mrs Donald Winters will be at home in Titusvule, which enthe Plaza to accept entries DEBARY The regular ables them both to commute In person For further meeting of the I)eflary Garden to their jobs Mrs S%ilson is Club was held in the Coin- formation please call Mrs an active SIfl.R in &lnfcrd wunity Center with "rs Konigsmark at - working to beautify at The Fair will be held iruipro e the (it) She ttJO) S Tndi), Nov 6, at the Fair presiding. sldin playing golf during her Mrs. James V Richards, Grounds leisur e time A son ard H or tic u It u r e chairman, daughter at home, and two reported on the Florida married daughters complete Federation of Garden Clubs theWilson family. __ . ( -- - - -- - - - i : - — - - ___________________ - I ~~,r - &.- - _&60 e...0 I Mt ways to bu,y- ..Vrl Aeyoiorm ch"61! Master CnStie * A,T*1.,c#n Eopfets e Lalaicry I OPENMON,,THIJRS.FRI Till SANFOROPLATA 1#14 W. COURCH ST. r4l;10 111 rX1)WN ,1T()W_4 ;,dmft.A% 201 E. lit. ST. SANFORD ______________________________________________ Great vacation wear' Eye catching Jane Colby collection features hand screen print tops of IGO pct. Dacron. Pull on stra!ght & flare leg pants available In avatletyotcotars I OPEN FRIDAY NfTES A SHOE flu %0-T W * ,(A ,,* DEPARTMENT STORE -F-112F= :_~ All Sizes In cl. Large & ½ Sizes .19marem 4.- E Vbw Aa Mn wwww Tt KLNG AND QUEEN ENTRIES ACCEPTED - "I . i tL - - ___, - - j - I -_ -.: p" 6& "Ill' mom" (mom's in the February. Peas should " be slightly used but still uab1e kitchen preparing lunch) planted the latter part of L el , , ffi m items. T1*3e wifl be in the "Mcm don't you think it's time I August in order to mature lrm__ __Im — properly. But I doll try a few of V hands of Katherine Von started my garden? _=_ "Yes. John but don't )0u each to see if the) might grow, vi'derhauern will be think Y<%u a1v a little too in that our last two winters have _: _Vk by young?" _ , been mild." -'_ the boutique booth, staffed -' "?'lO rnOu11 now listen Dad Esther Mison and her Dad spaded the ground . 1. Also Missy & Jr Dress.s Pan t StS. Body Y Sh'rts t Underwav speaker was Dr. Gail Mr Donald Middleton, Raker, instructor at Seminole membership chairman, inJuniur College, whose troduced and Installed two new illustrated talk on titled "Organisms and'fh' members, Mrs. Thurman Coy and Mrs Arthur Boot? " hI -_ & '4...a % ,c,aI_ -b" "' Mrs. C. E. Butler gave an in. national _.- _______ ,% -. • -_ A --- ______ :' - I iacketdss .- - _ ,&-_A - I 1~~, - I •4fl4;7 Sizes lot 18 Wt Green Berry Beige Red B ' of Sallie Ilarrison Chapter World recently. Society Daughters of who the American Revolution, met Frank of Birds In Your Own Yard. 'She Oct 12 t the ho displayad 12 birds nests, native Talmadge K. Wiley, Regent, to this section of Florida and presided birds, in this area, expalining The monthly message f Ineir habits, characteristics _a" _1 . I stopping - ________- _____________________ WN, I - - waist - . It"onian &:z over For me and see for wself. and it is all esery øee1, the9 mixed all that ft; -!. A—- . Margaret Schaller has finished. "I've Just finLthed good compost Into Ue soil real 1 at "cooked.u" all rt.s of goodies raking and laying out well Morn, you know I'm ': f• . • for the gourmet booth. P-'"•" having an organic garden bit If F Homemade plums in WII*, W rum "Remember the compost pile other people want a good __ - I .s .balls and miniature fniitcnkca I se been working with all gardentheycangetagoodweli _.,__ e~al __ k are but some of the treats to summer etUng rid of all our balanced fertilizer. When garbage for you. The compost Is plants have I - ew this ear is the Oriental just wonderful now and I've Just can put a small amount of t Lit-le. Kit Mazzotta has a ,; iertllizer around each plant or ' finished irtxlng it all with F ____________ marv elous elous selection of unique soil In my garden, now it Is all alongside of the row, then add a gifts she has brought from the small amount every two ready to pla nt" _________ F ar East. that will add a weeks" I charming, mysterious touch to "I made a seed bed behind % "A good all-purpose Insect -- the decor of the bazaar. the garage and planted spray such as Malathion or FIVE GENERATIONSAT REUNION Lzin heonwflbe served eji tomatoes, egg plant., kohirobi Diaxinon — with either of these ul to r) seated, Bill Burch, Renee tldes, Mrs. Georgia Robson. day, from 11 a.xn. to 2 pin., and cabbage seeds. Now Methoxychior or sevin should Standing, Sandra Wildes, Loecnora Ferris. Lynda Jerrigan prepared by the wilard of the are up about six inches thtY and be applied at the slightest sign kitchen, Kay Kraft, and her ready to transplant." of insects." efficient committee The) are So )OU see, morn, I'e been 1)1 • i C iii ia '1 Farmer Good gardcniag to )OU all ilOtO) planning now from new and working even though I'm oflIY you know all your vegetables more tempting recipes so all 12-years-old. I'll bet I will be I you raise will help out shorattending should certa!nly plan to stay for lunch. that I can raise if I %% .don't charge if you cre lucky enough to have President Dotffie Langknecht quite as much as the stores." an orgarde garden that is a help . - - ~. - - __ ___ _. __ - . ' __ __ - - ____ - M_ I . _1~ __A_~_ IM ,AA -- __ - ___ t_ .. - =71 - - 1 A- 7_7 10 '-' New Gowns Softly Styled fieS. it A r a -L.t-10 .L.-&.&e ng _________ . ._. '' - _.__ ___._ 1 , T • BPW : 1 \I... ' w - d - - 322-2WI snuffers. zalt and pepper shakers, commemoratise Mrs. Georgia Robso 'n (1) and Mrs. Gladys Holzinan - , ,. - I i%_ -J rlfl~1, 1,~_-_ UNIQUEOVERSIZEBII(T1IDAYCAI(D A year ' s I treasure Chest of Beauty . certainly be celebrated at the bo-oth when Phyllis Oas and mg_- --- =-N Iffim tee have made rmIt BAZA.\R U1IILDItENS BOOTH .Mrs.J.CalvinLeesewsR.aggedyAnndoljs decorations, candles, wards Photo) ornamenta. A'tic treasures boolh will ;., W 19 95 '3 f rea Little Girls! lin u eiii affair. All little girls between the ages of s and 7 are eigible to enter the second annual Little Mim BPW Contest which is not conf ined to the Seminole area QUEEN JUDY ANDRE ' WS Last Little Miss BPW A" -- - tie - t -- FFI!~~%I Oft 7 ', Ff ...-: -. ,:.," -.4 , A - 1 w 0 , . & 7-4---'----'--'O-tii--r-_ _ ,K Al".11" ,___ ,.. - ___ -- ---.- M _ --_: L", .- ---,t---*-- beauty- naturally. automatically REG . 51$ INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL Mary Beth . . - .. - -I I_ -- - _ . A 11 A A I areas. Tbi.re is no admission charge. Everybody's invited to come get asip of culture, and of course, tea. - -____ I . _____ -.. _. - - . - - al the cult:iral growth of Seminole and surrounding Tea n What are little girls made of' Entry forms are available at Bank and the photo will be paced pageant which will be ar of Little girls are made sugar Downtown Sanford Stores, all of returned at the end of the event o Saturday, Nov. 10, at 'n spice 'n everything nice, and, the Sanford banks, School of contest p.m., at Sanford Civic Center. of course, lots of Miss Universe Dance Arts, Merle Norman Entrants will be Judged for Entertainment for the 1x)tCfltLfll Cosmetics Studio and Viviane poise and personality and are eening will feature Frank Last year Sanford Business Woodard Cosmetics, or by eligible to win a variety o! gffts Dunn, organist, and Jan Cara and Professional Women's Club writing to Little Miss BPW including savings bonds, a nd r p sponoredtlieflrstannuai Uttle Contest, P.O. Box 111, Sanfo, trophies, flowers gift cer- show fea(urin excltinQ t-a Juuy 3i titicates, Free dinners and Polynesian dances Anrlreis walk1 off sith the hhurry' I ach cont'tant is asked t It13Y f!flfl) more ioitcd title Door prizis will Ix. aardu1 Lrutr subunit a recent photograph to maumna s litik The response was 30 be on display at Florida State to the audience during the fast darling today' ____ tremendous that the club voted ,d%u' - -1 I - thitona — Workshops br i the Deltona Woman's Club * if G • UniPerm gives great curl. automatically. And great condition, automatically. And because it's so mild it gives the most ________ rmcin . 41 ft.. M Because now we have UniPerm Its the new professional way tG have beautiful perm results every time Its pre-programmed to give you the best perm benefits without perm problems Fol Coming Benefit Bazaar B, FANE EDWARDS Herald Correspondent -,•,,, L_ , A I - • The p ow, h S From Surny South's top Links too act. I = (.1 J 866..S., At choices in new ~_ I "'M Sweater Knit of _ X, I During the appointed camafl,ngeryl al women's groups of Lake Sunday, Oct. 21 during the hours, guesla will be perMary. Mrs. Arolyn all area art enthiasts ar e will hours of 12noon to 6 p.m. initted to tour the luxurious serve as tea cluir1nan. eligible to exhibit. ihL ribtx)n sho w is being Judging the facilities of The Forest with &Lral hundred fanciers sponsored by Sanfordresidents of the fine arts are expected David Reese, director of serving as Seminole Art Association hostesses and guides, to attend the afternoon event Loch Haven Art Center and according to the An elegant garden tea will who is the area's formos which promises to be president, and art show be under the authority In this field, another step forward toward command of ____________________________________________________________________________________- C Deltona Women At Work _1;& )W_&_ -- "Mk4ikmw . ::_ .; anyone? Then head for the Forest Club, $42 W. Lake Mary Bld, Lake Mars, and lx the 1t'e.'iLs of Robert Anderson Ltd. The public is cordially to attend an Art WAVIAG -— a 9F : I . - - . ABOUT 3 ;*• - - P blic Invited To Air t GoInG WERE Mien f= l ._ i~_ '1~j 1 STORE — �----- - ----.- ------ ,----.--, ------ -- - ------------ : -'-- -V -' -- -- - ---- -------- — 1OA-.-.The Sanford Herald . '' ------- --- _ -I -_- T '- ___ '- •.- .___t__ _--.- -_ -_ '-----_ _::: ---"_ -- 7 :i----_-'-" --------_ -4--_ - Thursday, Oct. 18, 1973 Thursday, Oct. 18, 1973—hA The Sanford Herald * For County Grid Laurels Staub, Sports Mets Shrug Oviedo, Spotlight A(che)s '1 j, By.J Richards _----i --:--,---- - _______ A Away, JVs Meet Tonight team has made since the The center of the Sanford tine still out of the lineup with a the Sanford boys In the past ycar cr two." eligibility hassles were taken will be anchored by Bobby broken hand. caneof. Dwbowlllbeflainkedby The Baby Uons have had CoachMaybewasbeadgnid By DAN GILMAhTIN Herald Staff writer I ashardasIld - , 6-I SHS ______________________ Herald Sports Editor A tie football game is like kissing your sister, right? Tuesday's 13-13 tie flag football game between Seminole High's Junior and Senior girls' powder puff football teams wasn't exactly a "kissing" contest, but the outcome left quite a few unresohed questions. More on that later. Tonight, how'ver, the Lyman gals get involved in a similar tussle at Lyman field at 7:30. It should be worth watching. Back to SHS, now. When I graduated from there, the Senior class would never accept the indignity of losing (or even tying) (he Juniors in the annual bash of tie bc.auties. As a cheerleader (or that fra— ne 5unny sdc tiisei—i was stunned by the "beauty" of this year's f the hw' !e Uif cliuri gruup. lhh Junior and Senior classes were "stunning" and since they're the same group of guys who dress up in pads and helmets on Friday nights to play their own brand of football, I've got to say, guys, it's a wonder any of you ever get dates. 'flit As, who hae gm - _____ - ____ '' - - ,' -. I 4 - - - P i '' .- 'LET ME SEE Now' heap, but as things worked out, the cards were "stacked' evenly in the SHS annual Powder Puff Flag Football game. (HeraldPhotosByJRichards) - - .. _, — " 1 "Under the circumstances, my performance game and used It to my advantage tonight," said s'as said Staub, who Matlack, the losing pitcher In game No I ,. unbellevely satisfying," , .... . , . ,III, ,•,, 1 tS,I dli. ,,,l,,, lfl .1 MatlacK considered Widnesday night a Wtienyoa vebeenplaylngintheblglcagueslor - •i '. I-.,.-- . -.-• . - -- •• ':i - .- -- bb Dioar DnWoods GeOceSInkanIch "The boys are really up for boasting rights ow I have coached some of Seminole Memortal Stadium * * * * SANFORD OVIEDO D[FrH'r ' his dIon to no ,,g P Y 00 ,, Itwashisdedsiontoqwt, I • I Joiifl 'T'rii 'I .111 1.Cdu . satli ,, OVIEDO OFILU5E SANFORD - -.•.- lII •_,_____________ :-. --- - ' CLASS CONFRONTATION COMING TIIESTHUGGLE betweeriiunjorsandSenjorccom t I d th .- Baby Seminole Junior Varsity theIr 9-0 win over Ocoee and pionship" for JV football * * * * •. - •• ' -. the Junior Varsity by an 8-0 score the cnds along with Jeff Wall rtgular starting halfback Med - '— , —-- .•,, ..-- - - ... . - • - Staub's shoulder has been a daily topic since two games to one Wednesday night and w'uld last week, when he hurt it while making a have been Just about out of It with a loss." He encountered rough going in only one instunning catch in the National League playoffs ning—thcfourth, when theA'sscoredtht(ronly against the Cincinnati Hed. Offensively - .:. shoulder, said Staub after hitting three-run A ¶ to merely one unearned run and three hits "They have same boys there as the Sanford Baby Seminoles egotthe ball down Inside the signals for the Seminole club the lineup this Thursday ____ fourth Inning that was mere cingoryoung apiece. .\ od be week and informed C DmCaughail of his Jame%RIthardlon gOI.SInk.&th G 1 E Tommy Fenion On JlmPrilchard C the Seminole unt seat this QB week The Uons hale DI Bob Clarli DE Tom Fenlon OT MG LB FkPKeII LB Tipiolinson LB LB WE WON IT ALL But back again to my own glory days when ----------- -. , t 1.3 2.3 L)UJ1 UU £ hn the leftcenter field fence at Shea Stadium off Ken ,ma single by Reggie Jackson. Then Bando came r: Tra t-:.--:-at " - '-.,. ll ,.: !-: III Matlack, last year's Rookie of the Year In the feetiv io that it could carry that way I knew the tnai i cauxun t UU3U. L;ft?ulrjI. Il'.. *s gustIng ct t "I thought, though, that it woui) fall between arm stfiened L'nd ne td tu watch the ninth A. $1 I UI .4 jj. .J V IJ U Ufl.. Ut I I £ UI Pn itvt thq________________ struuQIe. Don't worry. it's all documented somcwhert. Howevir. here is whurc Daizny Gilmartin and I differ, lie says the Senior Class of '63 beat my Junior Class of '66 the next year. Bosh! I know better. No matter what the score was, I distinctly remember celebrating a wjn by our gals. We even (romped the Class of '67 the next year, and retired (graduated) with the only undefeated girls' powder puff record in the school's history—three years straight. I know I'll get all kinds of refutations for the claim, but I'm counting on rhyme, not reason to support my claim. FLORIDA SUNS POLL - -. 1 1 1 ' g "s' V BCC's 5weethcick Sets Running Sigh I t Beyond New Mark DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Randy "Sweetback" Walker scored five touchdowns and rushed (or fl9 yards last week in SethuneCoonn's 75-23 football vlctcry over Savannah State. So what does he do for an encore? "Oh. I want to break roy rushing record," Swciback said Wednesday. "That Is 235 yards In a game last year." The junl taiIti'k already has urpasse4 the cameer rush. in record at the mall black college, gaining 2,429 yards rnimred to th ld record cf l,3 t by Alfred Heywocd in 1967. r wnn'j ir'1I?'-t Wr"'1r w o"it 11! flW9 !fl'1' game rusiung record this week against Tuskegee, but an overflow crowd of more than 10,000 have bought tickets to at starntun. "The other team.s have been keying on me," Walker said. But thanks to my roommate, Wayne Alien, and our tr'. '? -'iv' 1r' !f41 i Allen. also a junior. Is av agim' 1Y) varci a 'anw whIle Walker's averare t lH Thepros have bees looking at Walker since he was a fresh-.-l3ethune public relaUons director Roscoe Camp ssld coach Paul Brown of the Cincinnati BngaLc expressed an interest in Walker even when he was a freshman. "lie lkd duwn and askcd aba-ut the numiiw back," C-rnp .sad. "The coach told Brown that Itandy was only a (reahman td Brown sjd his advi was, 'Don't coach him. Just gire him the balL" .. - - - *- I.L-...-. - - . I., f..-.-.-t — - -. —. .4 I till-. ' - -idan t wan; to play flanker, ha id. A flanker dnt get the ball enugh. I wail to be a rwning back and I think I ean. I l'now how b caine out from back there." %Valkcr weighs l2piumds, bnrderline for a pro runner, but his 6400t-2 (rime probaWy could carry up to Q poundsIUtif tikJr,' niih r.ff h, c,-4 . - - In a rematch, the Oviedo cmns.country team time thus enabling him to "break-up" the trio, With a rivalry in match Florida-Florida se'o'id and Lake Brantley a distant third next two spots.se'.enth and eighth. Dean Nogle Biblernen placed second with 3, and the host Laney,whowasninthjusteightsecondsaheadof Patriola finished with 49 The other school Laice ole of 0iedo rho placed tenth In addition to the Nogle brothersfrom Oviedo, cumpeung, Lake Highland Prep, had 105 points Grinnell He completed the .5 mile course in Norman Grant, 12th, JIm SmIth, 13th, and Ron i2O5 Teammate Marty utimore was II Lyons, 14th safety chores Brantley Coach Mike Bigson said he is again on Saturday in addition to Lyman, Sanford especiall' pleased with his team's and Schultz's Seminole, Sanford Naval Academy and Trinity insi distancenen, Gminnell, Gilznore, and Goree. But the annual Seminole County 10:00 s.m. course of SNA at since their last encounter he has improved on his be held at the home ---- - fav', This is contrary to previous After this game the Lyman games, lnwhlth they have tried coaching staff of Ron Baker, o Stay on the ground Chavez hopes to find a Tony Fields and Lenny Chavez - - :---'-- - - - _._- -. - ..4 -;----- -.- .-.--- - - - __ 4, . ,, %, t-. -- '... • .', '. . • - In that game they only gain.' at quarterback is Buster Leftuwich.Hemovesfromtb.' allowed six points with offenslvebackfleldtotakeover oUr iwo points coming on a .*' - ,: - , - '•t 'I t I I I ' " ju (1 I Pd I dictated the use of Leftowich at six man line, a new tactic that they employed in the last game. this position, The rest of the bakciicld will At defensive tackle will be Paul lnrl,,rlp Pntu ••••• flittnn t •._ Ather nivi I,nt Th.' d.'fensiv.' ••• ....-. - - -_- ---- ' - -" -J -- - '- 1 - - - - ____ ________ - .r much the same as It has In the $ past - HANG IT UP JUNIORS SEMINOLE HIGH Seniors "tell it like it should have been," but the Seminc,kHighgirls'PowderPuff flag footballgame. a is ' will be at tackle football_ b 7 morningoftheevent. r • En 1920, Mtiti o'Wjr, th mi bred ratings leri,entL r IiI lat's second race on the grass. Secretariat's ,ckey, were tat might be finished racing bt,t tioi isn probati frr the Cansboth indicated that if the big dnn Chmrknch P ietaniat wit) get a oreak In the third and a fourth in nine caces lir' in thc Jockey Cmub (cld Ob wtisly there also is sa-'ne HorSe of the Year, and eight r'ie '41rc1ian s'rn at (,aine.sville J5-14 b} taking outcome as the Bulldogs are ____________ ' frustrated of late The Roes have lost two gaines Knntzke of Australia Wednes- No 6 Virginia Wade of England The big clash down in Lakeland between They played Gainesville and dropped a 7. KathleenandGatnesvllleturndouttobequitea decisionthatfigurestobeamoralvlctory,men conLest,eretsthoughitwasnotaccordIngtothe DeLandcarneandupsettheapptecart'Ina74 played Kathy Kuykendall of lotte, NC, No 8 Francoife Durr of France plays Laura Rosseau of South Africa and ,, What started out rather two yard plunge State up a few notches in SEC. NORTH CAROLINA TENNESSEE VS GA. TECH tnc n whnf'q ri fnrTnI" Vg.n. Number three ranked Tentuckian going a cose ca W nessee one'Cl bottheeNiresult - It Wits the 22nd meeting coaches out of the hills with many years was a charter ,' enthisyear She thenfell to ' Autsir" .n il 7 nrJs 33 nishIng take more than an act of (ongrts to force Kestucky to - Davis and two fieldgoals on football as they do on - VANI)I' RIIILT decided differently. The Bucs-SHS encounter The other Daytona Beach squad, Ssbreeze, club. They then did in Daytona Seabreeze by a winless Eau Gallie by a 51-19 score. This week 1141 tnn1h-h' nniI I hk ncf w,wilr nir'kiwl ,,n thnir the Sandcrabs tourney to the University City for their encounter with GaInes1lleHaven c ory o er 'accIiI1 tUflT1 MIss Heldman, who now calls lndon England home beat power to her shots this year. "_' Pri type of tame. She's steady and very smart She psychs every° °' "I just have to have a lot of 1th " n,... Event, adding patience has ' '5, inter aen sri ces up their tlt.•, &IS Miss Heidman said playing Miss Event, who turned pro(esbig thing." - ong a 43-0 tilt to Lakeland and a 34-7 loss to -_________________ - ,/ - except the visiting sq;ad rhe Lakelanders coining I' nuay BIG EIGHT STANDINGS should win big over Barto IM •' - ::ta..4I _____ - -- 7 1 0 Congratulations Vandy on with a surprise last Friday night. They traveled Lakeland (40) - Ole Mi-..', Alabam i -.. L • , ---- v y WL*2 be th top SEC game of the n,iint ,C, ' w Nationally ' Margaret Court wItMrcw from - - _ -' I 2 PREDICTIONS Alabama to ocrwhelmn 12) counting as their other conference corn- Sebeze(1 4) P%.urt.rd CIII petition 0 7 i 0 %S 11 ORIDA STATE Auburn to be upset by Ga fech meeting with on-again, off-again Winter Haven Sth..I 1_k I Iø.r f Cy&I,W Hay _ probably 5% ould has e rathem dos% ned by Ole Miss loop watch Kentucks will go down to on a (me performance (or the The Seminoles fumbled three houw town faric in Athenc by times in the first 12 mInutes MISSLSsippi State should hase no trouble with Louisville. GF.OR(11A % SOt F. MISS -_ - ''' ' - 32 S Orango Blossom Ira i t -42S-8695 women's pro tennis ISU should meet lu' undif' ted piint dry -__:---'_ than 0 Mainland a mild upset, 7.6. The Dogs are now 14 KaIhIin (3-1) With remaining games being North Carolina to beat Ken- 'Nut said, .j Shalinu of Iowa City, Iowa 5et 'him I eedcd Hosernar% -- The other quarter! inalists ' tight between the two most powerful Big Eight Oak Ridge tact week It was the best all round sq 'ds However, after this weekend Lakeland effort the Seminoles out out so far this vein proved themselves a very strong contender and They outrushed and In many cases outplayed the "' NFW DELhI — Indian Jasjit 6-4, Wednes- Mrs Gunter, of Lake LivMiss Evert did concur. She tngston, Tex. meets Carrie misthkes Honda Coach Doug and Ole Miss sesen 1th the final outcome 37.12 Dickey was unhappy about the The RebeLs were stmled at Humor has it that poor FSU errors his team riiade, but it is every turn. Freshman Allan may go winless this year. This like another 10-hum season for Sport C.CThtS , thru size 64 Suits thr $ ............. necks to 22 I have a chance.,.I1 you eo to Chris I think she'll sa' __________________________________ the loop. They opened league play with a 26-21 decision over tough Sarasota Riverview which AijItd M• Schaib -'You can't say I'm an oddson seeded ' favorite in anYwa Y."said Miss Franc 'o -u picked off the star Qil a total of six times. to the Canes In their second contest by a 51-14 Oneofthoseinterceptlonswasreturnedfora countandhasn'tcomewjthin2opolnlsofanyone - The cr11 icr are at Dickey's - By Th dui'in the year. Big Eignt Conference and score with them. I has beaten Margaret Court, Psilillu OL ltciran. Also paired Fnday are fifthBillie Jean King, Rosemary __________________________________ Herald Staff Writer Miss Heldman, now 27, is years. She raiks seventh in totally unbeatable, dldn I play the Fighting Seminoles Band who "loosened up" for the traditional tilt safety. Rusty Calhoun, DouR cruisers, ':' 'i ' -- - STRAIGHT LINES SHARP UNIFORUC Donald Miller will be the •- - - County again; only this time on Nov, 9. 11 ftarts this year -_ - ranked number three, Crimson with two field goals making the men out of the Seminoles, but in no u sai1 'irs Trcdy -iid of flclnvmt 'wtake -Sir Barton natio'iiI terms tournament thrI1lt t, r tire 'ram ILn t'o% iS md go to the Canadian ('hampktthin was the first--and the sixth career, tus siabkmate, flia the tour -T r w"c '4 ' Fnliay En the $110,000 Virginia year-old Fort Lauderdale, Fla, -, ; be Clark. hoping to have maximum The defensive secondary will participation with entries In all - J .i, i,,ia i.ia ,w, UIUIU V' IUI% Plank to just 12 completions In 39 throws for 161 The odds seem to shape up Ofl the side of U yards and to add insult to injury, Gainesville Mainland ball club for this meeting. Sanford lost - ing's Triple Crown of the Ken. banced to the qvarter4lnals of '.1tant 1uui a $5 milIor sMication nut In uist*nam i.t t jfjc earrmn,s ci 'r tr training otne grass, and sin .. starling center with Torn Lent also expected to see action at riatch race at Kentlwoeth In again, they were leaning to- last race as the on1y the ninth Brian Gottfried of Font Lauder- Terms of a record $6.08 mil. ship. . M'WIII sh ..... u '1 U VI I' this type defense there Is a only one linebacker who Is — dmi° L---- Julie Heldman, making a flower of youth that made all ' strong comeback after knee Florldagowlldwhensbeswung ._.- - urger', faces a quarterfinal a racket," said the Miss _. • Purple Hurricanes laid a 13-6 verdIct on hosttoSaflfordseminole(J.4ando.3)thisFrlday going tobe tough, said Mias JanetNewberryof Los Angeles. I'Inrir4 Lanai will end his racing career ' -_ -:: Naval Academy, Sanford, Fla., 32fl1 or contact either Phillips & or Mike Parker, Asat. Coach, by nhone(322-9152i tnt . -------. .. re att?as ______ _________________ Secretariat To End in Zernpasses atthe endslots _____ I ---= - - 1 personal foul is immediately expelled from the holding down the fullback spot ______ titr • and on plays from scrimmage, the tw teams' Shelley Zein is espected to get the nod at ri'ust tine up three yards apart. quarterback. Lorl Kain and Ellen Malone take 'es also assume a wrngbacli spot Mickey Manning handling - Other rules (or the gir1's safety require on halfbacks with Cathy Oaks as the safety. fourth down the team on offense tell the defense With a year of experience the Seniors will be The Sanford Naval Academ I P -_ ________ the year before the game ended with a 12.12 On the line will be Suzy Radovic and Anna deadlock. Doherty at defensive ends and Lynn Hester and Special rules incorporated for this annual Jan Pattison will handle the defensl%e tackle eent include the clause that in the eent of a tic ,) $ _I••"•' Cockrell. 66" defense. Spearheading the defense will be Both teams are predicting a tig vctory but if Jana Wallick at Middle linebacker with Coulette - - L I— I. — On offense for the Juniors they will be using a specIalist Arthur Haight while the Seniors are split end will be Pam Graham are urged to write to Frank in the Sanford game injuries in the end zone, ft 3443 • • was real pleased with his year - , -____ .T -_ organization Toys for Tots centering chores will be handled by Mary Bothaquadsha.ebeenintrainingfnrnbniita Meflmigh depth problems. Injuries and the Hounds has been the the Third Annual Halloween other ailments have taken a defense. Commenting on ho SaUl Re tta - • - Lyman won that that the Greyhounds will be able to take full advantage of It. changes (or tonights lineup, The team is down to only -- - - - _________ Verbal bows ha'.e been reportedly dealt all "fierce 'offensive line of Liz Agurkls, and Kathy So far the "Baby" Hou"ds Warren Drummond will take said Colonial Is out for revenge s thecthcndpct. Dr'mrieed torwhattheHoundvarsltydld In their last outing the ) kept his out of action so far "'r" competed in a defen-. ,j - - I annual "Powder-Puff" football game. Starting at quarterback will be Suzy Stroup. The Seniors are looktn' to eiitcnd their one- The rest of the backfield will have carol game winning streak, while on the other side the McKinzie, Toy Ferris, and Cindy Fetter man junior arsity tackks Roger Werner and Peters and (Aine arc 'he backs ''t Irnpres.ssve Sanford Seminole Jayvees since the season The highest finishing Patriot was Mitt Mat' Sikes in 11th - - UI lyman Junior girls ie with their Senior girl uses Also the coach promises that audibles will Young fmlshed eighth in 13 08 together oiaking for a dose contest for the Biblemen as he seta new course record at Flash L3ertot's younger brother Don finishing record to Colonial tonight at guard positions In a poll published by the Florida Suns, Rommie Loudd's Football group that is trying (or a regional franchise for Central Florida says almost every one of the 200 area business, civic and financial leaders favor Seminole County as the propased site 01 the stadium that has t& be built if the area's to get a franchise. Of those polled, 98 percent were in favor and are willing to support a pro franchise here, Of the fouz' listed sites—Seminole County, Volusia County, Disney World and Eatorwlle, our home county came out on top, followed by a site near Disney World. Financing the stadium was a split issue with half going the public route nd half wanting private ownership as the means of getting the facility. In addition, 80 per cent said they had attended professional football games elsewhere during the last two years and 90 per cent said they would purchase season tickets for a local NFL Team. I wonder why nothing's been done about that so far. The only question remaining at present is: L, there enough time for Loudd and his associates to get a stadium site and enough financial interest—whether public or private—to ____ get a franchise here? - - Lyman s girls get into the same act at 7:30 at the Hounds' football field. (Her1d Ph'tnq Rv .1 Ri'hnrrlz' ----; — pis spite of the home field athantage Winter Have,' AU Ave TO Yds 10 3 50 1 SEMINOLI 12 power-charted games nschtiv eceni r Sunda Y _ Lt-* iS K • SChOOl through a rugged first half schedule with the oentzlen. w liven GoodwIn DeLand exception of Seabreeze. Alt Comp Yds. TO U 290 1 • -_ kS '20 241 4 t; Qulnklei Thire Big Qi Daily • Lidlei lice Thundi ((mdci 1$ not admitted' 7 MItES P0K III 01 0RtA'DO 0" I15'Y 17 9' FER' PARk - CASSRBERRv- '.ii"iiTfS FR0't i- -_ --__-_ _____ EJTT �- ------- l2A— The S anford _Herald Thursday, Oct. 18, 1973 NEW YORK (AP) - About the lowest form of life in tfr.. business office Is the character almost everyne calls "the moocher." Everyone looks down on him, and more bad things arr aDout him to his Face than are said about the boss behind We boss' back. Every office, no matter how small, has at least one moocher, and larger offices may have several. 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This list includes chiropractors, C'hrstian Science prctitionrs Oivine Science racti• in the Yellow Page listings was an important one. Perhaps. for people who choose their health care from th e phone book (her' slx'tild be Uoners, hyp9otists, midwives, one final listing added: Fu- - . - - . •' 'U, '.i 1 : -. - J - ---=- -- 72 twinsire, --- atcrf.ttc Reg. 3.49. Parig,enneisa Pnn °! !!"' " o conon arni polyester mustin Four COlO5tO choose, from Full, fl at or fitted, reg. 4.49, Sale Oten iator'itd rq 7aqs 572 11/'! N Sale .. \\ \ \ , ' All % twin size, ----.-.'.' - ipii -. - - ___ -, ..,,,. her, In macit Inflation, Longwood ter%iewed at Elementary School Lee Vigue of Winter Springs says, Mv mother comptamns lrrturr H( r1k,tm iOu 5i1OAU U y U Fry it longer than hicken ( it is better and onl' 25 certs a 't' -, -' ._.__'L.-' .. . - .-'- ' ' '• - ". - _- " " - - '' ' . . -.-- :t ' - jui= - .,jV . - .. ' compla ins t.xut meat is too uy expensive. inuch meat. We like vegetables. , peanut if " 1 Ii' -' .1 - - ,- - KRISTIN JOHNSON "Makes Nlom sick" - - f---- -_______________ -- - - be maintained quite handily LEE VIGUE ____________ ... . - ..- . :- -- .. JEW __ W - orboth.tliitib although this as countries wage officially forbidden in recent ears ha v e tried controls: Britain, Austria, in from 1968 through Uenmark, F rance, Fin l and, 1971, wage guidelines were ] onta), 'pain '%%iUertam1, surpassed by approximately 50 . The Netherlands, Ireland. per cent. Iceland and ' ugoslavia. Three -- -= 1tihe European - Er ' — tried complete wage freezes. 1 - ... - -j - I - - •. --') I Sale 5 twinizc, Reg, 6.99. Acrylic thermal b'anket. Nylon n—------------------ tI•Ifl _______ sII'lffl than 100,000 reader L -. , binding, vinyl zipper bag. Full, qun and king size at similar savings annev Charge t at Sanford Plaza Penney's We know what you're looking for. Open 10 a.m. 'til 9:30 P.M. Monday thru Saturday. Store --. " niliIt1EN has been n:imned AItafl)OfltI' .Springs branch mnziniigl'r and assista nt vi ce president of the First Feder:il S.avini!s of St :''! Petersburg. !iAVII' - 1)IST11IC'I' Traffic Manager, - Reedy A. Williams congratulitCS Mrs. MaXIne Ileon 011 , 323.1310 apl)OiflttflCnt as Op'a (or in Sanford. her Southern Bell 'S Chief - 1lic Gernian Tribune states The German Tribune, an that "even under the hn,uat RtWspIpCT, authoritarian Spanish goern. records their lzhV of success iiient the onlywe Freeze that In Britain, wage guidelines came near to succeeding was In permitted a 2.5 per ce nt InM. In th e next two yea rs, the irtasi in 1970 and 45 per ce nt off. mall) decreed level of wagz in 1971, but "allecti'e ri&-s as almost doubkd." 4 - I..\UIfA KAINE . - "Buy peanut butter" Except On Some Fair Trade Items P BETWEENI4&h7-92 ON HIGHWAY 436 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS MON. THRU FRIDAY 1000AM —900 P.M. SAT .1— 5'30 & I • a I I a ià-oo • UN —1:00-5:30 $ ' - a ' 25,750 copies ar distributed to rno ' Norwe,ians, in 1971, collected a wage drdt about 50 per cent flation b) means of either wage above negotiated wage setor co ntrols, s IF - failul in efforts to control in s Extra 10% Oft Low Sale Prices The overcharges occurred in The Interim! Revenue Service today announced that Ryder the early stages of the freeze Truck Rental, Inc., has during the month of June, The investigation, conducted voluntarily agreed to refund over $49,000 for prices charged by the Miami stabilization in excess of economic division of the IRS, resulted from a cnnsuriier complaint. stabilization regulations, Jack 14. Evans, IRS district stabilization manager for SATURATED Florida, said that the refunds have been made by Ryder for COVERAGE harges which were inWITH consistent with the recent f i on . tr ic t ,ins. per d ,re ss1r, ,rt.zc . Refund checks totaling $49,074 have been mailed to 1,46') customers who overpaid on omi('way rentals. Evans added that one-way rates have been rolled back to their allowable hi'- I ' • a • ' ' a II ' I l throughout the area including: Sanford Enterprise, DeBary Deltona, Osteen Longwood, Lak Mary, Casselberry North Orlando, Ferr Park, Altarnoat Springs. Oviedo Fores Chuluota. uoiaenroo, par of Winter Park anc Maitland Geneva I , • - U I— in almost 10 per cent 3ince in democracies, but even by authoritarian nations have going into effect. Centra Center's nniversary r ae — : io cent - , -------- 105 per those yezrs. llLstor) documents that it In Ireland, the wage does not work out that way. guidelines have been exceeded This should not be surprising Recommends rabbit h tt'em." The only unconcerned one setmed to he John Sparks of Longtood, w ho then asked if ins mother complains about the ' ill h st of food replied She JW- .1'- : vrr th fat. for an average of modest periods. inelons, but I can't squeeze -- -- ___________________________________ i. "jri j — — I equallyunsuccessful are sage 55 per cvnti year in 1968, 1969 It would seem that and 1970. Statistics show that close control over wages might industrial wages alone climbed r' " _.1_ f t 1?: ' are good, too, and fun to eat' Kristin Johnson of Long w ood revealed, "Yes, my mother says buying groceries makes her sick She buys hamburger arid chir ken. We eat melons, - -; too. I help her pick out 4' - _____ -? you. We might buy a turkey Tbanksgiving if they don't costN 71— Ktoo much Oh yeah ! Peanuts vr!TN~ increase of approximately 0 .. bI . argaining alone produced an Copley f"ies Sen-Ice rhetroub1eis,howecr,price increase no more than 8 per r freezesdo not really work They cent They actuall) r 114Th, not probed to be disin cent. The report froii (.jrr.. , flattonar), either in this "nte •!"-ii r In "!'! rIr. ir Ia'A I F' Laura Knine of Longwood volunteered, Yes, my mo ther - By CARL W. 11177FIl per cent. Austria was acknowledged to After a siege of severe in. flalion. the public takes heart be highly experiencvd in wage when government announces a pegging subtleties. In 1971, that country planned for gages to pri ce freeze. pound. We eat hundreds of The Herald arain - 't . '"' •': . - 'I - - blankets olyester. floi 599PIind op vinyl zipper cnrrying bag de, IOU .- small down payment. — h IL-_ - - .. Standard pillow cases Rev. 2.99 pkg. of 2. Sale 2,42 ... . and even the youngest children Ryder Truck Rental Refunds Over $49,000 Sale 212 479 _________ _"• even io SolveMoney Woes - a RILEY price in their statements Price Freeze Fails —- - B 'ANN . - ____ r' ' But as was pointc1 out above, listings in dlrectoes can be confusing, too. There are a large number of choices offered which ad or sometimes mislead the public. The Reg. 2.99. Choose from solids, ginghams and Duotonc Stripes. All polyester and cotton muslin Full, flat or fitted, reg. 399, Sale 3.42 Queen, flat or fitted. reg, 6.49. Sale 5.42 King, flat or fitted, reg. 8.49, Sale 7.42 Standard pillow cases reg. 2.49 pk of 2. Sale 2?? - '' reflect t1wir parents cencern. First graders were eager to sharc nviny helrful suggestions on how to stretch the budget to same. They shun actual advertising exce pt perhaps for a Sale 2.04 tops of polyosterf cotton knit. 1-4. Poly. aster/cotton knit slacks. 1-4 reg. 2 Sal. 1,0 twin size, Req. 4.99. All acrylc, solid colored blanket with contrasting nylon bindings. Full size also on sale. ''b "Gets it over fast" Rog 2.50. Long sleeve Sale 3 size, fl at or fitted 2.80 -- .: 1 Each expects the public to seek him out because of his reputation for serv ice. Pants in polyester/ cotton knit. Sizes 1-4. reg. though they received only a ficial Limb. It's all there in listings of the health personthe Yellow ftges." nel are surely brrad enough to My secretary grabbed the De misleading. About the ortly letter away from me. "Let's ornission in the health section 15% off Infant knit playwear. / Sale 242t ¶1 ' group which suMlies a serVice the public knous about. Health Products and Ser- ,) ! ... Doctors aid other professlonals don't buy space in the ' ----- ----- - .. I took the I e tte r she held ou t. Sure enough, it suggested I Pages" Somehow, I can't bring ms.-'if to do that. Hut mere was more to th e letter. Enclosed was a list of "Medical, Dental and Mental ' / statement or an annual report, they aren't as w illi ng to tolerate the condition. They want In- • envinU nn the high cost of fo(xI these days he's looking for the Yellow Pages can send hint in the wrong direction," tnt n readers to use the Yellow Pages. In fact, it recommended that I sa Y. You can find solneont. to fix your gadgets in the Yellow 7 they included the full selling population declined this year. Unsophisticated investors won't buy if they read a report , iiinnrnnr'. •f-,,c,, '11 Everyone complains about snu . riLhr) I bclice I'm begin to understand why professionals don't advertise. Ads are misleading If a per. son doesn't know exactly what and nuterials described in Y this letkr, • figures seem to be in order, the picture is incorrect. Has this - been the case? Have they been deluded? You judge. —'Ihe nation's largest railroad, the Penn Central, was just days away from collapse i)cforesomneof its Own directors and executives became fully aware of this alarming sitnation. —Land sales companies reported healthy profits because over, than 30 million. the shareholder ,dmf, study these statements, is that they sometimes fall to cammunicate, which is the primary - , hilt' ,ll the attempt to read a financial to the pro- That these goals, among .,, ,l,..,,, i.hr.,,I,4 h!IVA It, ),,uIu are produced on paper but candemonstrated not be physically. n uc Uat, view of those who have had to ,,., iu calmly tolerated in the past, when the relatively few Amen cans with money to Invest seemed satisfied to remain in a rither I$IdU indicated, is "cash In hand," real cast) that is, in contrast to those profits that sometimes .;: the wisdom of their broker or trust company. But now this nation has many mnillio's of shareholders. And while most of them still won't 'r.;., ..,i.. iuii fessionals '1 .tts thi't Yellow Pages for the services - 1.'I. '- be spelled out seems extraordinary, and It Is. But that's because many financial reports are extraordinary too. Most extraordinary, in the than just offer argot reality, ctiltles listed are plastic stir geons and ophthalmologists Perhaps I said, "I'm listed untkr 'Gadgets, Re- to refer vour readers to the Save 20% on all regular weight blankets in stock. . matlon (he stock market has U,,w iIIiTluUUI Ai i.i...t11r i, uiii I I,u. £.,QIIJ vestors were scarred by their own and their brokers' ignt.rance during the late 1960s, and they won't letit happen again, Thpr'nrnmnn inn ,r . -. ',..•."','- r.wf . people has been to withdraw from the market and let the professionals play with each other's money. And So, after rising for two decades to more unsophisticated readers clarity, simplicity—that iiiiiunicate rather than tofuitse. The figure that counts most in a corporate financial statement, a nine-man study group Page 1 B muent. - .....l .,h. InuIvIuuul iuvviuii aiiu uu,'s , me, grimng unpish.1y as she held out the stack of mail for the day. "llerhaps you need a utd ' Section rjilRIlfl :tiiii,t. trisLc,;t'swalthapisth, n.- u,trists and psychologists. And. oh. ye% Physicians and surgeons. M 1), doct or " secreLaryadded, according to th st.andards of the Yellow Pages, you're not even a sn p • "Been having trouble with your gadget lately, doctor"' whiter later. - • . Philip S.h'ir o at Cunningham and Walsh. He wants you Save 15% on all percale and muslin I decorator sheets I and pillow cases. _ - formation, In the absence of that infor- iuri -- now, laugh at old man r- '- '. in yeuovi pages Youngsters Reflect 'Beef' 4H -: . - MAN AND MEDICINE "!" • '.- II cTJT Save 2 a pair on — It's all there ;i, IL fl I AN FORD HERALD 14 Sale 151 / --.--.-.-._--- of all words and miumubers, even in a fi na ncial state- 'lhe thrust of this accounting report appears to be that [mandat statements should Inform Llit acMV \UI(K AF ) itinting profession has just re l.'aaed a report that In effect i....... urges its memnuers U) prouuue financial statements thot em- Thursday, October 18, 1973 THE Save $8 on our polyester r,-• 0 . Bi.iy — Accountants Are Advised To H alt on fusingReports Issuing All C 'll 1 I :-:-=---- '. - - ___ - $ �TK ____ — 11 2B—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Oct . lR,1973 FAIRWAY PLAZA DRUGS A BO Lim ORLANDO DRWEANFORD 2676 I N e w Car Models Put Stiff Pressure On Dri vers Some Older Vehicles Oy PHONE 322-0642 iii! decided to make the old car do for ano the r )ear s beginning to Anybody who has just about ave second thoughts, the pressure coming via th;! 1974 Easy Illodel promotion, and fro") * rJ * Agency : ;::. r LOW — R 10 - • - Thursday thru Saturday Oct. 18th th-ru Oct, 27 NSA NATIONAL BASKETBALL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION ____________________ - - - - EJ 1 _1~ - Carr i ers quality built to give you the Money-Back $1.69 V Chambly $1.49 01.-V3 I lie Protein Hair BALSAM SHAMPOO with Protelm Restores bod CIe'in8, conditions. With Cold Cream Softens, sn, ooths, moisturizes dry skin. 32 oz. SPECIAL PRICE 2 beauty , - Telldsr 49 eguuur • - MakesUp Mirror I Me I vaise PANTY I 4%-in. din. mirror. Porcelain besi_. a ii -....., NoI'3c0p ce WimcavpothrvOct fl "73 Willi Not SPECIAL 1ffJ 1173 PRICE mannommmmimmmm 5-in, fall oecoraw Styled Candle - -- - of glass color tase shape . Choice I N.m 2 FOR pII. Whim I Plastic Drop Cloth 9 i 0 . . - - , 16 oz. ____ l,*. .'-- 9 Limit 2 I I pO.I *f Oct. 17,1V7J . 10 1 I $1.39 Value -• I I ea I i I ' 41, Not "2 FOR erIc.. With c*ven Iv Oct. v.1171 SPECIAL PRICE - •A 2 "' Z. 0 }iOX of f ,Ir1,- 1973 40.- )U PRICE Christmas Cardsill PkI Trash Can Liners II Assorh_A styles. 88 Pfe-slason 1 I Not "I FOR" lwic*. waft covipm thry Oct. 27.1973 1 4411110 suft" VITAAIIX 2 P Foil I . . - ifi Not x9' sheets - Writing Tablets ____ p . n. low "ll FOR price. With ccumori M N C Valugs $1.44 Volvo ed. 100's. ea. SPECIAL 44ea. I pMfhrV Oct. I, Ityj 913 I FOR twice. Wom C" wwwwwwo =now is =0111111 r row -TiVI-=911 11 1111111 F-7391 a __ I CWWW1UU iii..'...._.-.v - • J` • i W1a! bOW. & fjti UIb lilt ' ,. f waoe ' I l 1 29t I - ' o -=-- ,: chiStyling -.- = - --• Dryer - - s21,, 16mamonowma monovit ==to now= SPECIAL PRICE SPECIAL tim..Iiikhty A • •Si FM. Walnut I.ZS...' .— - grain color, - --- . • A,OIIM F1j ! ! 1- J 79 V — - I --- 12 Ga. Pump SHOTGUNS FOR ceWdh*uponmrvo(fflt,73 Other Items SHOTGUNS k -- t 19.95 .22 and HI-Power RIFLES 04'mfVoct 311173 regulations as may be pre. should Ink uul injure .i totner tm i trin, it ' of Fii 09 $ slog Summer CLOSEnOUT 1" £1 - - 12flFY:_* R' of _119! 15 an in IIFIM IC) Alftw On Sale For Christmas vouK UNIT AIR :;. CONDITIONERS 30% _ List Off P rice All Sizes & All Units from 6,000 BTU to HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING PH 322-6390 2690 s Sanford 0, Ave volt Sanf She'd the for negh. gc;we, but refused (tiflages in the trial ctourl In an appeal. the Suprit Arkarisis .mffiniied the tku s driver. lie refused to look at it. so I left t1w scene. later I leaving e scene a ter an acc ident vol%ing rwoperty damage. I appeal ed to the Michigan offense forfeit the sum of quirt-d by the ordininc. We therefore read the ordi$250." In the 1972 Weier case, the twnce as requiring a rnotorist neLthera Iawer nor an :c to step and make an allempt Ik'didentification . ftdoes pear to us that the ordi. nance was intended to penal. ize inno(vnt noncompliance." ''illol -ileclu,L,,,,,w*lt*i,,I,r(,)It,,,,, the p sition that 1[)tmun (upity 1, J have Liken o \t ui inspection of corporate Ser%icr. In care of this ne% p. -r. Envhwie stamped sell. rds may be made tl~ ' $ YOUR ONE STOP k - e i ica .. 11,,, io. " Wun il ra" "'"i his employment in Florida ... and Ns lack of training and skill might prevent effective inspection. ... With no proviA. Tb.uk you fur Lhe infor. L..n in the law me share. malion. 48 ALR , M P. W d;5holder mu,t e present c cuss&s hit an run cases mJ trial c'irt wa ithtn the g"eraly sho that the bounds of discretion when it lion sourtsai.,rec with Judge so ordered ian examination ot Gulls' decision. the books by the sharehold n'ririaa'. yin r -- o$5,OC* minimum deposit •30-month maturity n 6.98% eff ectivne yield rwo r 1 maturity, fedeial regulations require L . ,- 11? - '*1. o i ,,* FILP,ST C L FE — SNAKE BOOTS AND LEGGIN'S I — - . 11111111111T t,. LE - — mORE IS FURNITURE F 101 1 k2 lb. Chopped Sirloin c h oi ce Two Vegetables examination, he shall for each effect the identification re- • - aurv REPELLANT BY CUTTERS H-TAD NF.TS - HUNTINr, CLOTHING - i lb. Western Steak VEAL PARMESAN scribedbvtheby4as.42)If Court of Appeals. Your readers may be interany officer of the c aUon ested in Judge Gillis' ruling. upon demand of the shareholder, refuses or neglects to lie said: "The defendant exhibit and submit them to rnadeareasoriabkauemptto building contractor. gate my teen-ace con a sum. mi-r job n a laborer. ('an I deduct the aRe-1 -1 paid hirti ai. a SALT AND FRESH WATER FISHING TACKLE W%F man Now ke Wm Missouri, Sec. 351.205 0969) says: "11) Each sharch old~-r may at all tunes have access to books of tte company and exaxiane same, under such SHOTGUNS Semi Automatic Come Not 'IFOR a Q I'm a a Single Shot Available 49 8- Q. I am a stockholder in a St Louis corpo ration. and for six months I've been trying to get permission from the presi dent to h ve iit. lacer and oll.-Countant examine the • A* •E I WIIIiIWIImflUUMflUmeraIS. . FAFA qW PIP EVERY FRIDAY 1' UM ng Cards - i_7 1 F Not Shown I • a MANY Alarm Clock " I 67 sect hiding in a garment management to produce theit in the fast* pemisea. It, avimiluble free from your nearest Internal Revenue oMce. PRICE 10 WESTCLOX . I TO B. EDWARDS BLDRS. SUPPLIES) OPEN MON. THRU SAT., 8A.M. .6 P.M. * $34.95 e 3, 79500 $ i; W. 3rd (NEXT •WUR'V I UIlIIIDD V 0 -, 1- 7 needs,100's. Radio hfodel M. Ak Styler - ___ flIZ4, 0000=11111111111 01 Ladies Schick JA5 200 Mg. . 100's EVERY THURSDAY SA NFORD corporate books For examina. Mode (t)ay Frock Shops. 248 lion by your attorney or ac- Ark I. the plaintiff was bitten by a spider hid de n in a pair of cuuntant? filing separate returns) on the c4luction of interest paid on :m loan to purchase or carry property held for Investment. For more details. see IRS PubIkation 550, 'Tnx Information SURPLUS ' t'ic A. No. A federal gift tax re fvnu%N AMFM Clock 1 I on. Vr"1"fli 6 =Mauna mmmaummum .1 x I) --• a .15 Volvo I ( áaaisii *iks IIUflJIV MUU ( b .1.V( I - For (he "over - .. World" cover yson Lombinallon I Geriatric Tablets Capsules FOR 91 i upar r 87 2 69 FOR — PRICE I vitamin Animal shape, flavor- Ruled or plain. 79c tflh Viffmins & Ifel ________ I $6.69 ea. Value Mates Circus $5.17 ea. Value (105) 8414-2141 611 West Ville Street o, on lintsion, ruling ttuit the injury much Interest firan deduct ton caused by the spider and a loan to purchase iniiestment books. Ile is very evasive. I 'ai am rt4ired and cannot afford ilot by the slacks. which Aere property? not in a defective or danger. the expense or energy of a trip A. Yes, but the limitatinn to St. Louis, Can I have my generally would not nflect the represenlatives make this exQ. Ativi of minur traffic ac. average taxpayer. For tax amination without III)* pres- cident, I took out my driver's YeArs beginning after 1971. there Is A limit of $25,00u I%c net, ervi cInfiffoe of Identification to thp nthpr so Dip Ho? mixture 7x$xS' w-500 gal fuel tank, electric operated blast burner, and dip platform. Very good cond. 'r '' IIUtI.UI nrpo'ation and sou are un happ with the management IQ. Are thirre an% $8000 Tank, SM South ",'~r's " n v Hlos;om Trail One Mile North of Hwy. 416 slog federal gift tax return. ir ii rnal.e the gift in Ja nu a ry, ill I 'ate a whole car before haic to file a return' nry or Nlnrch of 1974, n retuni is duc l'y MAY Rack, (JOS) I? SOU111 Hwy. Il. holder's ab.-writtl. Is ii Suppose you own stock in a e. Bottled Gas, 26 tank capacity, very $2.87 as. Value Chi rues Chewable a)$ unit—offer expires Oct. 31 Copley Ne%s Serflce en QOO 25'Maliellitllingl"And out r QJ Hours: Mo n -Fri. LEGAL WAY By F. I DEMSON, J.D. turn (Form 0t) Is due by the 15th dflr a:.t the second month following the close of the calder quarter In which a gift i mad Thus, in the rnc of 60 ........... ... I Hol Bread & Butter \ext est 2$ CFM, used, very good Complete--rvady to Install, hoses not , #- I 9~ VrAes p -. - - f U2,good cond. ve79 i 250 BOND Christmas Wrap .Januar, plan to Q 1rhe my nephew a new cor as a wedding gift. The car I valued at move man $3000 $132 4 PRE-SEASON SPECIAL aper or roil Foil Jumbo Roll 1973 A - VITAfAI I E WER04 I~AUG a - Wayne 10 HP Air Camp. J Me - Winch Hyd, or Man operated, w- cable, perfect for s ton tru'k n A #- V- "9* A r% 11- 09 AT REDUCED PRICESI warranty on cornpte $375c' $395 New Air Hoses CAM - I i~~ I With twist des. Special rn MoIoru%.d,goJcood _________ . 2u-zu 91. I y ________ -N ew blade, 3, 220, 3400 RPM. GE, - U EVERYTUESDAY TWO Company's books can be inspected the year or a full-time student durig five motithif of V'73. Ahimsive Saw FOR -- I üøøt Is a THE - -- a - • Orange or cherry flavora. 14 gr. u,s.p. 36 tablets, SPECIAL FOR - ~s -balf of Hood Lotion ASPIRIN d- 0% & I W yejt Sol rf%d _4m.1-UM ayer A k . BERKLEY Flywheel Lathe $ni(J() Flavored CASSETTE DECKS BY: ;. err _~A- soolptliv 1A. ul., 01ttrntw 31, 1 Softens, rough, red a in, Smooths , too. LARGET MARANTZ DEALER ± ' :' ! busine s s are deducti bk busineits expense, Wages paid to a chili] under 21 employed father to his mirior chili] for by a parent are subJect to in. peuonal ervicca nctuafly ren- come tax withholding but not A . ,, Cs, under A. e aoowing derc as a bOfla 1dP employee social security or federal un cirturnst'ins d thf, course n trade or employment taxes. not rile it joint, return with ht.r husband for 1 973; 13) if you furnish more than one her total suppurt for 1973. anii 3) it she has gross income of le~ll than $760 for the )-car. - - WIULJH — Flywhftl Lath*. 115VAC, I Usild good 39l; @a. value Children Is condition . WJILI - Q. My daughter wu married in a bu si ness eocnse? August. Can I still claim her an a dependent for 1973? A. Reasonable wages paid by DEALERS ASSOCIATION - I I IF 19 a rt IT R service to taxpayers. The column answeri queFtiolis moit frequently aske(l by taxpayers. •_ I sparkle Tll;s ('011111111 Of (luestioll.,; and an5wers on federal tax matters is Iwovided by the local office of tile U.S. Internal Revenue Service and is published as a public CENTRAL FLORIDA CERAMIC — heeIs or a sculptured motorneter or spare tires in fe,cier'ei1s,butkithowup never heard of turer s labc-1, but whole spec. Sul*r-Six. For 11te real sport it here.) eff=1.s. trums (spectra?) of Chevrolels, there was the Stutz Bearcat, Even the car makem concede Oldsmobiles, Fords, Dodges, and what became of the MarElectric cars once were smog we don't get as much gasoline Plymouths and AMCs. mon, the Chalmei z; and the free, too, but even the Ajax and the Detroit had a readily mileage as of yore. But if it's One's economic station once Marquette? y Comfort, the gasoline will was pretty well defined by the In today's antismog climate discernible handicap: r about "&& cost more. tKAM11L SPONSORED BY & I1 U moueis THE COMPLETE STEREO STORE ChoiceofTwoyegetables. APOPKA, FLA. (HI-WAY 441) FOR I $L49 cc. Yates Perfectlou I Base oil 'J WW 7 fix most popular car on the road, before it became the darling of the antique car clubs~ or the classic car clubs, a distinction in terminology khirh is re~. although its significance escapes me at the moment. Until Ilenry shut down his plants anti retooled for the Slodel A, probably the most efficient car ever bijilt, in. APOPKA Contact Leos WETTING SOLUTION I - U SATURDAY,OCT. 201h —9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. $1.79 ea. Value J I ANFORD PLAZA _ • (Formerly Tapes USA) eluding the Volkswagen, car one drove.The rich folk there Is talk of steam Long ago a handy Jack and a the autumn season when new Datsun, Toyota and Volvo, Ford drove a Cadilla?, a Pierce- propulsion, as if the Stanley 1 110dels sparkle on the Shaler patching kit were as S110%T00111 floors and often, had the low-priced field all to Arrow, or a Packard. (The Brothers hadn't beg un their run eswntial to a drive as a tankful had the in 1896. embarrassingly, in a neighbor's himself. Only after the Model A Pierce-Arrow of gasoline, and a lap roixhad run its course did the Ford headligms in the fenders and (There have been steameway. gc! I III • VU 3 ew -" •" •• b'° ha Uhl II owning ilies Vxciting time, even in competition with ffic other car colutrin long before GM or Artzberger, Baker, Barlow, equipped ith a 1)('Cn All full set of makers with a wide araduation Chrysler designers claimed Carhart, Chicago, clegg, the days when Henry Ford was w curtains. Eclipse, isinglass side they had hit on something new.) Coates, credited with saying that he What's new in 1974? Well, In the middle classes there Pinto. were always Buicks and Oldrd offered In ithtile air pollution standards of the times smobties but nobod ss bit of inforruation with assorted as it was black. antismog today offers not a wide array of ashamed to drive I hipmobile, neither you now Ralph Nader This was indeed the case'In (evices, and surh saf e ty SUNDAY. OCT. 21st— 1 P.M. T05 P.M. HOSE 39• U season when ri "FREE ADMISSION" i 0 Limit 0 2 new HOBBY CRAFT SHOW fl -- as durng th IL Jitt PRICE FOR Choice of sizes & colors, $1.49 y,, MAPLE AVE. --:-- .':'.'•.l FOR - agnityiig • SPECIAL 2149 1111111 Me- D41 4 1 ft1 lZ 1 AIR PHONE 322-8321 5ACCHARM 1000 Tablets LOV109 ,or# chapped skin. 16 oz. SPECIAL PRICE "*G_ 100 N Effervescent HAND LOTION FOR 0 n SOUTHERN $iu u. Value SPECIAL PRICE FOR - TUMS Pit FOR 2 !441~t SIC 11. Valle 16 oz. 120 operating coo /Vit o Is. 7Tr SPECIAL PRICE Guarantee You can havo, complefe confiidence in Walgro*n Brands. You must be plemd with Asir ?u4 fy and valut, or you wil receive full re und, Milk Both $1.29 ea. Value f amous central Air Conditioning System is X4 shabby -. USE rsAND RECOMMEND WALGREEN IZII!TAMINS National Basketball Ann. P laye A two-or three-year-old car never looks so 73s lurking about the pflflS ne ve r looks so shabby one tiparound tile Ijlj h 'U you had to recharge the bat. -ries. Innovations once considered - 1 ____ A %I A I I - STEREO U So A 0 Fr Of SANFORD'S NEWEST Walgreen - - By SAM STEWART i1ITfT '" i3, 1173--JB The Sanford Herdici - ___ SALES SANFORD - - • OlEDO 'LO'C%oOD • %%ITI I'\Ik R AN'G1 CITY, *r CINTURI NAZA, �.- - r,.__- "- --'---'----- .l;:- -' ITS - I 4 B— The Sanford Hera ld am I THURS1 FRIJ 3-DAT SPECIAL. &SATURDAY! FINANCE PERSONAL worse I .:..1I1 I issue' 'Prime •1 rules pried out of IRS concede the point, though, be figured in as part of the or no income lax paid on such Twenty-one secrets of the and will continue to make -llsng cost gifts to children until the Internal Revenue Service taxpayers go to court on IL The moral would seem to total passes several thousand have been dilosed, with the When an agency has ac- be that home owners should dollars. result that taxpayers are no tually provided employment anticipate as much prevenThe manlier of making lon r in the dark about the for a job seeker, the I.R. tive maintenance .is po.sible such gifts is prescribed in the S. position of the IRS. when allows the fee asa deductible when they're fixing up a Uniform Gifts to Minor act certain deductions or other business expense. But i house before it is offered for (or corresponding Model tax breaks are claimed, S. have paid agencies for Irving Gifts of Securities to Minors The IRS. will fight. That is to ('ma employment for yu One circumstancei n which Act, for giving stocks and its pition on its 21 'prime with no job resulting the maintenance and deprecia- bonds). Such ift are irissues, hitherto cl a ss ifi ed iv- I . R .S. will disallow a deduction are deductible: it your revocable and become the mation. tion, though the Tax Court house is up for sale and also sole property of the child at It was frçed to make them has ruled such lees deducti- offered for rent But if you go age 21. as the result of court ble in certain circumstances, this route, be prepared to acBut even though you make iOfl brought by a taxpayer Another of the prime issues tually rent the house if you an irrevocable gilt of such under the Freedom of In(or- concerns certain expenses of get any takers. The I.R .S . assets, by law, it's the position matson Act a home owner who is se lling takes a very dim view of pro of the I.R.S. that if you, the What the I.R.S. means by a his residence, forma rental offers which you donor, have named yourself "prime issue," explains the You have put ycur house on don't really mean. cistodian, and you die before accounting firm Seidman & the market and had to vacate Another prime issue on the minor reaches age 21. the is one "en which it before selling. Are mainwhich the I.I{.S. will fight you 4tit ireateuds pd l-( the I.R.S. would rather fight tenance cost than switch - that is, s and depreela- concerns the tax-saver of your estate and subject to go to tion on the vacant house part widely used 1w parents who fvderil estate ta I n nd uw:tdc. u t Uit)i I UI (Iii ( pi IOU N UI deductible? above are ties or other income-producthose in which the On one issue, cert:!in fes Positively no, says the in g assets to their children, average taxpayer might find paid to employment agen- I.R.S. - even though "fix-up \'ou can, for example, es- himself involved. The others cies. the Tax Court has ruled expenses," incurred when tablish a trust savings ac- concern corporate or busiin favor of a taxpayer. The you pretty up a house prior to count for a son or daughter ness taxes or are special I.R.S. adamantly refuses to putting it on the market, can and divert up to $3,000 a year issues relating to particular - to the account without its types of taxpayers. r'rrr'ri cr-rn'being subject to gift tax. Whether a taxpayer will )LL.'tcc Earned interest is then in. wart to claim anyof these tax come to the child; it is not benefits will, as Seidman & i taLile income for the Seidman observes, probably DI ITTrT IJ parent. And since the child de pend on the amount of adII u II gets his or her own personal vantage at stake. Because 7 exemption and standard you can be reasonably sure _'eductior.. there c1 may be little that you'll have t fight for it. _— — I I 661111 % Aft — _- - — 4 'I -. -: I BY HELEN CALL - I .o rea _____ ... I i - 95 I CON VE NI ENT -4:. ' A -- TERMS! W.5'- - I - Includes AN1,11M, FM Multiplex radio, I I - A .. receiver. 2 matching cabinets record - . changer, roll-about cart, 8-track tape player. stereo album, 8-track tane and headphones. Look a' I, - .. - .. -. . i-s - 4 ' _____________________ ..- - \:-s 05 os 'tap-R thr' or iik . , ,- '- -It ? 'os L 50%,A16 *I Sal LJCL'.JJc (I h bbtJ . Stereo I eggs in the dollar basket. "Gold aUo is good, although I We May have a new currency In the United ,States soon, in tell people never to put more which five old dollars will be than 50 per cent of their funds r r i I I into wor th only one "new" one, gold shares into some form OT l money value! "i am now ' aIj recomThis is only one of several _____________________________________ mending some shares on the startling predictions made by IRS flC-s back into Some Increased New York stock exchange— Dr. Harry Schultz, lnd on's role for Special if j beha ves by becoming even are taken, We may h!ve a form of real money value. mostly internat.ionally known fina ncial manufacturers of Drawing flights as the in- limitedly convertible, becau3e system, which has been papers and those who adviser, who says that the twin "This will embody the ron. ternationil reserve currency. people are used to it and like whispered about, of having a manufacture machinery for oil specters of inflation and '.ertlbilit) of the dollar, The new American currency which drilling. • The UnitedfighLs SS depression will continue to question Is, how will this w ou ld exchange about five of old because it wouldcause "One can dowell in just these haunt world governments f' convertibili ty be'Countrie3 The dollar, Schultz said, is not the old greenbacks tin i ti it " Schultz to one of the two stock groups which will Live the next few years. surplus, like Germany and expected to shift in the near new. permitted to said. "The key to how it a separate life of their own in Other Schultz predictions Japan, will only will future, he added, poinUng to a happen will be through the "I fee.' five to one is about Wtoe of what the Dow Jones Include: turn in so many dotlau per devaluation O Arabs average does." as far ai It would go." —A 25 per cent rate ol in year . rench francandrevaluation c For the smaller investor, Schultz ad,istd inves'.ors flation the next two years. "Ificit "The Arabs are now selling the Belgian and Lumembouri on the Schultz recommended a port"Oneshoildnotownanykl1idot —Continuing and increasing other hand," Schultz said, "can Oil to the Japanese and they are francs, folio of "a bonds in this situation, because spread of a few turmoil in world money turn in all " the dollars they want asking for payment rr'1a true reflection of stocks, gold coin and foreign 'r atc ( 4~' .r u, but they don't have any to !her than in surplus currencies put out at interest," chance the deutsch mark will CUlTPflcy depreciation, —The U.S. government turn in. This will make con- American dollars. The be revalued," Inflation, Schultz said, "Theyen pnssthh adoptIn' stern "We have hula 2vear bear tibikt 5'1nctliiii' the J 1[ i! e say UW i!'i nGL tint can be expected to be revalued iirket r e rUorn which lit does iiieasures to avoid disaster, lJnhtp(1 mn -. "1 ieei titpc mn nlin,-,I" - .... .--. --flCp[)J VPfl hpg'nmpx, rpA'rvn I'WL see coming. ' seven or eight mon ths from had put all his money in bonds we Will Including allowing foreign currency, but step by dep the P9 have at least five more years of now. lie added that central banks governments to convert dollars years ago, he would have lost Arabs will force it. 'Politicians will find themselves forced by circumstances back * 8 Track Tape Player * you are not keeping all your Copley News Service AM/FM/FM Multiplex Radio I FREE DELIVERY 1100 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD OPE N 930 TO 530 DAILY FRIDAY IlL 9 P.M. ________ ti'*'? - c'c ,,,,, -- .- - 4=54, 2~ T HI PHONE 322•7953 50UT04 5 LAWt$T QUALItY 110*41 FU*4IsHIs .... -. .. --- --- -, --"- - ''- -. ... - •-,1" I. - I' - _ - your carpeting and do gold draperies as well. For the chair you might like green or tuersweet or a blend of the two. you'd rather do green arpeUng (that would give a ii % 41 L L ' ! open weave drapery that WO1dd have green gold and ' tit'-. ri&xfl Mov:i the lull nearest the Autumnal Huinax. ushers in a period ! 5evera) successive days ; 2 warranty- 20 gallon ntV 5yearwNta-30,409s1lOn - ic* 3019W; A-2 TO Avg Price careful to keep the seam strait. You add the finials at the last. You might paint , deifl n uw ,, ing color and paint the rings the same cokd-, it. ttin a '1'• '- - - . iiic- 1 ment loan, to . t i renoaLu 55.65 Scotty's Ssti Prtcs 5 145 - IflSuii CfliÜi heat andau'1 pat, etc. RALPH 44 i3 - ii I 'J4.1 . .. -. SCROLLTOP FLOWER BORDE R 1J11 'V — Scatty's =8 - =' - '1I! A Alco PSnI...i corn ,r4' 900 * - 44 S&!iPnca (I2r'LriA r. COR TIVE VINYL PANELING I g '/"*j , liiUP* 1'J 41 %41 I 4; NAVAL JELLY - 31 Price NEW LOOK Scorty's 895 Rog Prce - 8.5. Price HI-to cut-and-loop shag, the new modern look In low profile shag car.eting, is made of 100% heat-set Continuous filament nylon. Jute back. Twelve exciting colors in 12' widths. Style 93. Regular Price ..............9.95 sq. yd. Scotty's Sale Price ..... 4a S pc those of ou inter. estedrnhavtngyosrjack.c: lantern and eating it too, here is my method for preparing Pumpkin Delight Let me say trees right now that if you plan on eatin your buy it too soon or it will have enough hair on it to make yourself a chubby instead. By GENE GARY Where was I?g Oh ye, Copley News Service you've got this bipumpkiii thatyourkidsandafewother Q.We have asmail piece of unidentified children with property which includes a very runny noses have spent a house, a nice Spanish tile couple of days carving and patio and a tiled fish pool. Our Mauling. problem is that our next-door Now remember, it's been neighbor has a clump of three out on your front porch all large Ion nbarth' poplars next night with a candle in it — so to ourrm&eroot., - t 1 •.m the first thing you have to do conis take out the candle before stant problems by lifting and you cook it as melted wax IS untkrniirnng our tile patio I er) bad for sour arteri es, aim certain th ese roots will 11 you do not have a pot evontwdl}' ruin the fish pool, large enough to accommodate and we are hoping they will Ite pumpkin, then you will not get into our rune have to call those It& back clote to carve it, because unless the trees. These rooLs which you are a rare wonian you will we are confinually bettling Neiahbor's peril yard knife. As to how the kids arved it. don't ask nie. course once they swe you Scatty a Price FLOOR TIL sq. yd. t. lu_ek. ,•,. ' ,,- Sf V Bossino'a FioiaI - kin, there will be tears all around and a big scene as the 4-year-old was counting on ground invasion? F'rederick C.S. rugs. YOU in) have to agree to this in order to get A. To get rid of the little 1. UI lUI trees in . a Wfl, wn, spray w Weed killer, using a jet weed- 1 MATCHING MOULDINGS AVAILABLE. (• 4. IM JIARS_AI Wood Kitchen Cabinets ! ___ ' " -. ,-• or IGLOO M 48 QUART ICE CHEST O" Conv to Scaity's and A through our nioftl k ii ch*n to we the many stems Vou can choose from e n..; med 1-r h-av • Losy to maintain S install in your now horn, -- - . - - ,s'cove, old floors - you. Four days later you are at a er for spot treating weeds in la wns. I have even used a per- fume atomizer, To prevent the roots from invading your area, some type of footing quarts of rapidly boihng wa- along the lot line wiU be ga trench atteast ter Mdsjmmer LIeof . . 10 to 12 inches deep or more, our nto the then put in a concrete footing en and asks, Xt's that f un. last r " - ds to cut t up for theother - d the i cooking. Firs drop e pumpkin pieces into t hree ny smell" Then remove lid and threa en to hit kid with it Continue cooking as if nothing had haprwned and ignore daughter 1-0 Y our Cottysse b. happy toh&p you plan andtogveyouafree or wide aluminum edging. Redwood boards could be med, but this is not as permanent as the concrete barrier wat.oigot. sq. yd. emovable food troy. Choose trom "ight psnevns Luxurious random shear carpet of IOC% Enka contnuous filament nylon 12' and 15' widths. nr q. yd. Scotty's Sale Price - - . . 3,199s q. yd. 865 -- ASK ABOUT OUR 98o' PH: 323-4100 tAle ftfttfZf har 1tt?Atfl In 'It - -• ., -. "-t-, — - CLASSIC HARVEST - - - /eo -- Price Sale Price ___ pikil deere 1699 FURNITURE, INC. r.nrl Nect & - Regular Price ..............4.99 sq. yd. Scotty's Sale Price ..... Black & Deckertv 399 sq. yd. 7301 N" CIRCULAR LOW COST INSTALLATION 700 FRENCH SANFORD _ FEDERAL OAK @ CASH BUYS MORE AT - -'.-1 remodeling re#th r:... ,tbber uack, Regular Price ..............4.49 sq. yd. - Made of 100% continuous filament nylon with Brunston added to retard static. Ideal for data Processing offices, churches, businessoffices !'! l.''J.a. *1*JI I Ifl D31t.IJttiflQf 15. 4 SCOTTY'S Mill-STAT An opulent tip-sheared level loop surface that creates a subtle two-tone effect. 100% K odete 6.99 fr.—.., 795 0 Modorn colors and patterns STAR 1'NEK ......... 85 Sit. Pike 12" x 12" Standard Gauge CIRCA 70 SOtty' P' 398 Vinyl Asbestos Elegant random shear high-low loop styling of 100% Kodel' polyester fiber. Lively, resilient, easy to care for. Eight colors. Style 94. Meets FHA specifications. 699 Sal. Price Scatty's !J ••-ir— -c " Y • '' - EAST RIDGE Scotty's I'ilce ......... So:. Reg Pri ce 99c 350 constantly send up hundreds of little trees all over our lawn throughout the summer months. %hat do you suggest ' 4 Scatty's fam g 15 ized steei. Perfect commnon to szycA top Lawn Feme. - for —'- I 8 INSTALLMENT DEPT. di,.. • t - - - ... tions Rust SJ4TFBANI( -. FDIC ce Iroi Y home hWIers sup1y 'Pi'?Ir LENDER Whtspzo ..-hote ptntic bor4od to g4tvan- Chemical Action mom osote 22.161 1 -'-- 8& '. Jelly C 100% FINANCING - f%rsAar&.'rai .&,a, /vjtCKEYL)i AnvAr PLASTZ COATED AWN FENCE 11111112IN Ion L -- u-lavaI !ARDBOAED 51, HI Polph or Mickey, Scoy's -. ORNAMENTAL . , 2 -BULLETIN • fl fr 'ce Scotty - - Reg ' -------------- -- ' -" '.' NCO H L. - -- ".• 60,75 or 100 Witt. F 11 A sale Pt Then will the poor grade of car etloopoor? Is it difficult for a (k)-it-yourseIfer to put W' - UI. Really, there's nothina to - I INSIDE FROSTED can ti. is. Price 50.69 Sconys stNI i wthIwtt.eniandte.,e,, I. year Reg Prtce or, rises soon after 5ue4. Thii phenomenon gives farmers in north temperate latitudes extra hours of light to harvest d questions for Please their crops before the frost Decor Scare to Coey News e',mc. The World Ne 11-73 Almanac Harvest Senice In care of this ne. r ''ifi t o ;iember 12. h - GHT BTU 's 2OuM-2O F One gallon tinned LI ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS - Q. I've seen walls carpeted in magazines and like the contemporary look. However, it seems like that's a terrible expensive kind of w!1 covering w'jess you use a very cheap grade of carpeting. out and sMruPatoneedtQ L,.tE..CIt onto rod being • GASOLINE CAN who announce3 she i3 allergic .. . a ..c add whatever you think might help. Drain off excess water and throw remaining pump. Ian ou t. ily ugh as witch in the 5k), will be delighted— hence the probably a lot of us will be decora- name Pumpkin Delight. eating our holiday - Rig r i Th e woman on our block .thOUSt'(itO flaxe.PmeoutGt her Halloween pumpkin was always a curiosity to me. But now, with food prices WMBFJI'CARPET ____ - , brown threads running through. You can hardly go wrong using any combination of the culors in your print. aice of your rod and add one inch for the seam. 'flu-n inside . A ')Tk[' — .,, SYLVANIA cooler look), you might done?—E.T. A. Measure the circwnler. . fly. &' ._,l..LL,I-h AF 40 - ... .. thL(;; JP . (/1q'-'sL - chncse a gold chair and an Q. I've seen drapery rods covered in fabric. How Is that r-' - o(s.ecralwhIcui could be very 1tLivthitt interesting In a co.trinporary FACTS roczn. IU. p By ANN RUDY f A. If you are concv- ed with cost, why not use w carpe t stha t you stick? These are usually • available in the low-price range. And the quality of the since you aren't vaIktry, on it, shouldn't be too much of a problem visually. With carpet tiles you conid do a solid color or a combinatno dark walnut and pecan finthhet and divan and one chair e up sered in a floral print in shade of gold, bXOwn, ireen and biuersv.cet. What 1 r '&e 'hi ',('I t,$!(St 0r a Pum kin noth 11 ng to it C _ U tt.dI) ix'r thzt tiun. I nevd help in choosing color for a rug and draperies f or mY living room.V ails are anttqut white, fuz-mture - A a warm room choose gold for wall of shelves and counter in his room is constantly clut. teredwthboüksinsects,etc, and anything he's working on. On on,- '.i.,ii he mounts many of his spurnens and that looks frie. But I'd likesome practical and inexpensive way to dose off frcsn view 1115 crrea when it's not u — T.W. A. You s1kuld consider iri il1doi window shades which may be attached to the eitm. You could choose a or %h1te. YOU I'UUId also laminate a fabric onto them th d carry out the fabric some other place in the room, or v - Le :: 'til tt huge and insects onto plain white' shades that could - 1. " .-: third chair? - A. F. A. If you would like to have Q. My son has a COIICCIIOII of tijtterflies and insects which he's VCF) proud of and inter- - I-. 4' eat mv pumpkin! " ONCE OVER LIGHTLY CIX . By BARBARA HARTUNG Cpl?) News Service 'Don' t and go The next two years will me a 25 y will say, For this reason, while other buysell we do not Investors take diversified He continued, "Those who per cent rate of Inflation. The "In a few years," Schultz get paid In yen, we do not sell investments Including bonds said, "it will work Its way back you oil.So Japan will be forced positions in foreign currencies are above average in income present 'rue rate of inflation in may prove shaly, old stocks a hard money system. pay for the oil in yen, -.lot in to protect assets. "The turmoil and assets should diversify into the United States is running looP, very good In the currency world is far other currencies. Open a Swiss between 15 and 20 per cent, Schultz said In an interview: Schultz noted that the Uniteddollars from having seen its worst," he bank account and put some regardless of the gov(i-nment "Politicians will find States has favored a greatly "The dollar will remain an said. funds into German marks and figures which are no longer themselves forced by cii- reduced role of gold and an International trading currency "Unless very stern measures some into Dutch guilders, so based on true indicators." __ - Thursday, Oct. 18, l973-5B Inflat"ion, ' Depr e'sion s To Haunt World . By Canton Smith -— Economist COMPLETE HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER The Sanford Herald Predicts 5 - 1 Dollar Ratio, Thursday, Oct. 18.1973 Furniture Store ' - SAW is Asphalt SHINGLES 7:30-51 0 WEEKDAYS Al) colors L 7:30-4:00 SATURDAY 1099 24011 sq.1 151 FuJi (roll) ......... 3.87 301 Felt troll) ..........3.87 &;- 100 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD l PH:323-4700 Price Scotty's Price you line Home Furnishings by famous makers The Home of Tell CASH BUYS MORE AT HOURS- Of fering nown for their uwque styling and quality craft,smanshlj City Thoma,i Ian Broyhill l,britn Itanley Dayitrom Sealy Malone laeddifto hrQmcra$i nFl Rows- Bernhardt Norman American of MarIinsyiple Drapriet Jacksen of Danville R. C A. Electrcncs Come in and meet our full We Professional Decorator Peter Di Bona Shop out of the congested area. Store Side Parking VA 1799 HOURS: 1 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS home builders supply Mcdel 7301 ye.ieral purpose 'saw. Safety approved for 7%" and 6%' blades. Sale Prices Good October 19 thru October 25, 1973 iui rM 7:30-4:00 SATURDAY OPEN MON. THRU THURS. 10-6--FR1. 10-/— SAT, 104— OPEN EVENINGS BY API'T. REVOLVING CHARGE PLAN FREE DELIVERY—FREE SET UP PH. 323.02ju hWY aA IWeit ItS tirwVt l,..iiI.. Al. We...a ._,. A �- ---- - - . .--.. --- -•-••.• - _ -&-____- 't . _-t - - 68-The Sanford Herald Thursday, Oct. - - - ----------- -- - --- - -.--.-- -- -- 18, 1973 Thursday. Oi. 18, - 19 i.i The Sanford Herald MAINLY - - _:=W -- Can Rent Be Recovered V4. By JOHN T. WA1'rS Copley News Service in that particular unit and they agreed to let us take anoth er a quieter one, but it was quite Dear John: You certainly closed in - and as the time Offer sound advice to setilor draws close to move into it, I citizens. We hope you can help found myself getting very us with our problem. My depressed, it is dark and husband and I are both retired gloomy not open as the other and have only our Social unit was. Security and a small income I haven't explained that this from renting our home, is an entirely new apartment and there are still about 25 per Recently we very foolishly cent or more units available. As put a deposit on an apartment, you probably have already The rental agreement stated guessed, they refuse to return that the deposit, $150, was our money, which of course nonrefundable after seven puts us in a very bad financial days. We were quite certain position that we would be very happy there until we took some time Is there any way we can and spent a few hours there. We recover this money' We simply discovered that the noise from a made a mistake and certainly nearby highway was more than the management has suffered we could bear, rip financial loss as a result. We ackd in good faith, but I knew 1 We weaL to the rental and could not live in that particular explained that we could not live apartment. Thank you so much for any help you might give us. Marie Lyons - -' L P.' IL TV PRO 4~ 11!.rrr SANFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADDITIONS NEW this year on th e faculty of Sanford Grammar School are (Ito r) Mrs. Joan Brooks, special education; Mrs. Ka therine Fince, fjfffi grade; and Mrs. Glenda flames and Miss Eleanor Shill, special i. Herald Photo by liii! Vincent ) eiucatton. FOOTBALL MEDIA SPECIALIST MRS. Cheryl Jessup is media specialist this year at Sanford Grammar School. hera id Photo iy Bill Viniit •Ji. 104 ABC -Ck13-1kC This schedule Living Cheap But Good I •Is Eery year, the cost of lamps such commercial fixtures, few brighten your life without goes up a shade. Fifty to $203 is of us Living Cheap but Good lightening your your wallet: - • '5- , u'fJwLgrn cZ st..ir4, sit ur merely hinä around. Wi thout alternatives to .. . S 1 Southeast First •fiL& ti.. nAYr - .ht.*.. enightcned. Ilere's how to buy kinds of lighting. First is ceiling to give excellent Outfit the lights with frosted a nd make inexpeisive lamps to general illumination-around. fljJ iflumjUon. No glare white bulbs th.'houe light 1 liki, ccitral uverhead fixtures, cJck activi ties. This lighting IS and no clutter like standing Still another cheap-butusually provided by unat- table lamps. , elegant column of light can be tractive overhead fixtures, Homemade handing lamps made from a long rectangular gawky standing lamps and are beautiful and cheap sources piece of heat-resistant fabric ever-uglier table lamps. of general lighting. White paper folded In half lengthwise and In addition, we need direct Japanese hanging lanterns are sewn up the long edge, forming illumination-light, focused available lninanysIzes.. And for a tube Turn the tube inside out directly w here we need it. The $3-4, any hardware store can inside), and baste ( heiii reader needs direct outfit you with light socket, woode'i embroidery hoops at la illumination on his book, wire, switch, plug--and P•- Inch intervals inside the fabric Hobbyists need direct light on sonal instructions for assem- tu be. Add light and hang. their work. Andevena housefly bling the parts into a hanging 2 needs a llight ight upon his food! lamp. in my opinion, your best buy (Sorry about that,.) Complete Instructions may in direct illumination 7 Clamp-on floodlight fixtures also be found in my book, HOW draftsman's lamp. It looks like and homemade hanging lamps TO LIVE CHEAP BUT GOOD. a Tinkertoy pelicin, but this are the cheapest, most at. DONI' buy the took, however, portable lamp clamps firmly to tractive, portable and effective It's available FREE from your table or desk, and can be moved r solutions to the general local li brary' in every direction to illuminate illumination problem. y work perfeetiy. It costs '. Floodli ghts look like big Extended hanging lamps are about $25 (much cheaper silver bells with wire squeeze- magnificient but still cheap. secondhand at used office damps where the beWshandje Make thexnlnan hour by taping supply sto(es),butworthcvery shou ld be. They cost $2 to $5 at Japanese paper globes to dime!! most hardware or photo-supply cylinders of diff erent sizes e nd11 stores. Their gwnt clothespin- to-end tape on inside.) Remove J like clamps can be clipped onto wire loops from all but the top hec.i, im!din, or extremely shade. !wig from ceiling-tolethargic pets. Placed behind a floor, this sensuus column of - MONEY National Bank of Maitland Sun 10-21 Mon 10.22 Sun. 10-21 Sun. 10-28 Sun. 10-28 Mon. 10.21 Sun. 114 1:00 p.m. 3:30 P.M. 6 2 6 9: 00 P.M. 9 12:30 P.M. 12:30 p.m. 6 1:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 9:00 P.M. 2 9 12:30 P.M. 6 Mon. 11-12 Sun. 11.1$ Sun. 11.11 '" 11-1* Mon. 11-19 9:00 P.M. 9 P.M. 6 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 2 12:30 1: 00 0 Los Angeles at Atlanta San Francisco at Los Angelc 9:00 P.M. Minnesota at Atlanta 9 SUPERBANKER - • SATURDAY BANKING 24 HOUR AUTOMATIC TELLER Southeast First National Bank of Maitland I-iighway 17-92 Maitland, Florida 32751 .305) 644-7(0O 1 - iaurine rMorm. CENTERS cUTIII+ F OUR CIJAIICOAL BROILER Ixtuier New York Strip SrIoin Steak, Onion Rings ...........................6.00 Filet Mignon with Mushroom Sauce .................................6.00 New York T-Bone Steak, Onion Rings ................................6.75 Chopped Sirloin Steak (Fred's Special Mushroom Sauce) ............. 3.00 Sugar-Cured Ham'Stea~,-, 1'1;-i~apple Ring ............................ 3.50 Two Center CutPork Chops, Apple Sauce ............................ 4.00 Broiled Baby Calves' Liver (with Bacon or Sauteed Onion) .......... 3.00 3,25 Broiled or Fried Spring Chicken, Ga mi .. . . - T1 ps (ii t -USI .........................................3.50 Roast Sirloin of Beef, au jus _ - ................ flUIU 001*1 fl rZ .............. t, WIUI P' ALaCarte 5.30 5.30 2.25 2.75 3.25 2.25 2.50 22 I u• ZLccrvvcAK I W • 4i Broaied Fresh Florida Red Sr.apper, Tartar Sauce, Lemon Broiled Florida Lobster. Drawn Butter, Lemon ...................... 5.95 Fried Deep Sea Scallops, Tartar Sauce, Lemon ...................... 3.75 Fried Select Baltimore Oysters, Tartar,auce. Lemon .............. 3.75 uuidcn Biuwn 1 ckd Shiiwp, Cu.LiIi Saucu, Linon ............... 4.(Xi Acoy1edSeafoodPlatter(Tartar,andCOcktai1SatICe,LemOfl) ..... 4.95 Broil'd or Fried Flounder, Tartar Sauce. Lemon ..................... 3.50 Broiled Shrimp Scampi, en Garlic Butter, Wine Sauce (en Casserole) 5.50 Wide FLEECE . , . - !1c . . -. 3 Req. ' 97C a 4i H1 J)14I1E WINE WITU YOUR IMNNER 1JIE ,,: t-. ' tifhE - FuR iii : Lii - -- - -: -. wasli - IAPPAREL VELOUR $977 - - - Ot ' 00 IURIK 2 SLICE I %III LU!Y ':.. r? !-•• ..iOtY PERk ."W7 COFFEE MAKER 12 oz. - L FUTURE T ACRYLIC FLOOR FINISH . 1 :' g 777 10.95 211 C ~d R pw~ Ill REMING ION I_ MARK TER N 1 33' ' List 39.95 110 POCKET INSTAMATIC "I 88 -. UNflR I P A D 53 31.95 42's 17x23 CAMERA-OUTFIT LL REG. U# IDISPOSABLE KODAK ListLI ½ OUNCE. _ VICKS SINEX - . _- 4 F - -, ia's . -5 ' STYLING IA 7At ANN E 0 AN SIN nnvito I oil it. -a' 9's 12", r.g. 15 - it r e 'I'IC() RIC) FOUR op i !!. )l.I , - -kg a pmy • 1 All JL a ee '- -, , , Includes GRFF TINC7 rA pnIc 00 t--t., CI.I5SH(tl wi th private bait. .... -- - ------ 1. -..-. -Thrte full breakfasts. T Taxes. This rat, quoted is based on doub le occupancy Add t1I.00 for slngi.v t4Ippk ORDER NOW- m'nt 7 YD $1 .99 • Mochino woib, d 1 Reg. - NOTIOiS Values to 79 Tracing whools, : seam ripptfso I PHOTO XMAS .1- GI4UFUOLJS I)YS '1r,-1 3 U iN F( )R( ,, A iu NIGHTS ns, cotton _______________________________ FELT SQUARES U1, COSTA RICA FASHION BRICS 4$" Hand With F,r!C CTEfl IF -- ' id .3fMcd:,, 4FOR47 4 I iii-u3t .1 - : L..iprepareytitiroodcarefulh for your satisfaction r n.Siry u.id3tuh1 .tQidchtzisJMUttnerved under i2oniy. (Iiavea cocktail befoe dinner and make the waiungseemshorter.) ' each - ' _____________ PINWALE CORDUROY :looco:tr4; 7 7$ 4 tAt 5.25 2.95 2.95 3.2. 4.20 2.95 4.75 A. If the proceeds from the sale are to be used to pay the loan, the answer I your question is "yes." First, you should tell the tiink what your plans are. Then go to your broker and tell him or her that you wish to sell, for example, 200 shares XYZ stock. The bank should forward the cer tificates of XYZ, and the procoeds check can be sent to the bank for your account. If you should happen to have 8W ¶Ittares of XYZ in (its" rertifi- II ------s volved I think yOU can gel yGur money back, It is worth filing a small claims suit to find out. The cost is only a few dollars and I don't think the rental people will want to fight it over something like this. Dear John: My husband and I are very interested In the AIM booklet "Health Guide to Independent Living." Will you please tell us if there are any available? Mrs Leo Spurgeon Dear Mrs. Spurgeon: I do not recall this booklet. You might try the American Association of Retired Persons, 215 Long Beach Blvd., Long Beach, Calif. )0801, which might have it or a similar publication. Dear John: I have no happy solution for Constance Larson as her letter really told it like It 15 1 have lived alone for 40 years, the last 14 in Southern Ca lifornia and nowhere have I Sfl people !r.c uid, unfriendly, selfish, and selfcentered, than they are here. You have two choices. You either move away to a more friendly part of the county (contrary to popular belief people are not the same all over l . I have not followed this course as it is just too cornplicated and too expensive to again move tiny distance. liesides I like this part of the countly and the weather in spite of the stinking smog. The other course is to try and become thick skinned enough to bear It, which I have tried to dr, but I no longer grin. Believe me, I could write a book on this subject. but it wouldn't be the type of material to make the best seller list. S.M. Sweltzer PS. Don't lO')k for sympathy or understanding among the people in church, and so far as God is concerned, you are just as apt to 1iid Uttie L cornfield or a rose garden er anywhere else. Dear S.M: Pretty much of a book has already been written COLD CA PS R EA UTIF 2.75 ..f E. A., Union, brokeru$i nouse should see to it that a r-ew certificate in the number of remaining shares is issur'l to you and retUrn(l to the ''.tnk for on 6.00 Machine Wash-Dry I - t'ate and o't cr-. 54 . have some stock being New Jersey in sue FROM broker sent me a list May I sell it? LOUNGE. hWY 17-92 SANFORD menu ior your nining pleasure now at the Cavalier. Other items are also available, with the same top quality and really reasonable prices. Enjoy your dinner in the dining room or the lounge. We srv food until 10 p.m. i oleyNeSe -sjc held as collateral in a bank. 1)1 iui I - of municipal bonds which I had previously requested. i wanted to buy it particular bond which was on the list. He told me they were no longer available. Why' Dczi't nil bonds trade the same way' A. 0. 1., SIoux City, loia A. No, they do not. Although municipal bonds are bought and sold on a supply and deniand basis, once a municipal bond is sold, it is generally kept in the portfolio, unless for tax reasons it is traded away the next year. For this reason, it Is sometimes dUll cult or even impossible to putchase the particular bond which you may have had in mind. When you decide to purchase municipals, discuss with the broker your guide. lines, what maturity you want, what coupon t interest on bond) and the rating. it him or her find bonds which will match your prerequisites. Bear In mind that as a matter of Investment, It really makes no difference whether the bond is Atlantic Central School District or West Dc Moines Water Bonds as long as your guidelines are met. Q. I I MOTEL REST \LR\NT )l'/ - Miami at Buffalo 3:30 p.m. FREE CHECKING IL - Washington at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Washington Baltimore I Miami Pittsburgh at Oakland Chicago at Kansas City Green Bay t New England 6 U r) Q. My Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Kansas City at Buffa lo 2 9:00 P.M. 12:30 p.m. 1:00 P.M. S t5 t San Francisco at Detroit Mon. 11 Sun. 11-11 Sun. 11-11 Sun. 11.11 tied to By JUDITHG. RHOA[)ES a! 5uatCincinnati City nver Oakland at Green Bay at Detroit Miami at New England 2 Dear Mark: The best advice, part with your money unless you are absolutely sure is is what you want. But if you have paid a deposit and youthcan show that you have not cost the management anything by so doing -and you haven't taken of course, Is not to - St. Louis at Was1ianglon Buff aio at Miami At lanta 114 - 10 TEAMS CHANNEl. TIMr Sun. 10.21 Sun. 10-21 SUB. 1021 i - 24 oz. - Bonds The 'Happy Bankers' at the piece of furniture or hidden delicate forms is easily lit by a behinji ihli, tnniilna hrv'k,'wm ,4,4nn ,,f rI.r.4m... . UIUI IUUISM II) --. . brought to you by I - Lots Ot Light For Little Loot I ra,.ua' - -. - r va iti 1 7.. PIN ECREST CENTER HWY. 17-92, SANFORD I'RICES EFFECTIVE OCT. 191025 OPEN DAILY 9TO6_CLOSEDSUNDAY P 0 - '.reco GRANø cA MAN OL,OFMIAMI SAN ANORES EL SALVADOR son Jose COSTA RICA Cxton'bif PftS'tAA en . f SPECIAL EARLY BIRD sanu!y and courtesy in a world that is rapidly iosIn its .a'ue Here 60 pct. of the bud;et goes t r educaI.on. tby hive no army, no vio ience or maior crime, no drug Culture San Jose. the DISCOUNTS capital is at 4.500 feet surrounded by green mountains and with a j year riund tern -*f J1 ufr of Xmas Cards SUN TRA VEL AGENCY t ` ,1 Made From Your - Favorite Neiative or Slide -- I..- - A* A' ". -s--a. 25 ; A77 Aulhui iied or Agtnt F ,ii,iriiiu And Steamship Lines No Charge For Our Services Open Thurs. Nights By APPoIfltmel1J 2017 S. Fre,,ch Ave. Ph. 323.4650 San PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 1792- NEXT TO A&P 126 FILM BIG 4X4 PRINTS PHOTO FINIS1ING i...,, ir - -- -- �- - - - - - -_ __________ He&d Thursday, Oct. 1973 'm7 -i . If * , e" __ Ancr to Pie. I . levision 4 1Q ~. -1~ .~ ,1+- . i _I t- 14 ) Wizard O1 I f .14 #I . - I I todds I - T 71 k! GOOD SPOT wwLE I RUSTLE UP SOME SAIT+I (~V77R,, .Z - ., HEY. K ~ MR MThIN WU, 6T- \ IMI,L DOP(TCHA? . 00P i Want Ads Don't - - tY _ ? 11 7 00 () , tTIij1I1,1ii4MI4J u,j JW.P P Hollywood 1130 DIAL .P =- ;jon t want a ffelovEgNmemeam~ E S4(kraini.r Brittany Nlotorlst's I 4. iltfl ____________ - O1\ • tOl a11 I 0flraziliai ii i 31 kwer holder -3 I. ---.---1.namp,ce st'mpap*e4 .h uirements He S Tn-M. V c - - - - ill - - - - - - 121 -- __j._ 26 _ - 22 23 s.4 p- ! 20 - - 8:30 - - - geonsapmr_w _ - 1) 14 -,27 28 29 C-••-• ____ She doesnt want divorce, ned) doesn't want one eIther. 1 ion't reany want Do I love her? No! I could walk away from her and never look back, but I'm too old to start over. how do other men who have been in this boat handles 37 1 -- r , 49 NO NAMES, PLEASE - 11 - ! ;I 38 again ;;'. if; Is 51 - _________ . 39 40 - ,., - - - - -- -- - - -- 50 - r- ..1 - -- - _ - - - - I -. - 9:i 6 ) :! - - - - -- - - - - I C - ---wf-ring thr PWme is the pet i ;wrre a( News - - - Polly's Problem -- ) f family row. Now that the rc,of.has t''en fi:d on the outside ttere will be no more leaks when it rains but. uttourst the%%aterstaIncaireadYth(reuUreniain I do not think it would look gow alter painting so i . , - ~- % i a 41 - 70) (2) ghtw Institute of I )'OU t Ui be l)F :'tl{ P011'i ', -.1a - - ---- * if I'oilv uses sour 1a - RIVER Breakfast . ititi, t - a ~.uunt your change when out shopping 4 - how to add to your present income Not a good day for rnl,ii rernus to prooeriv Be loewil . -4 4 I . - 4,54 1 IfO "ily 22 to Aug . I) • fec' t i'iritrd Y ou jn Nrl 0 of this fee-lir; by j;ctung III;,- -i-Ith lh,c .iiii)lk- ',)131 I • Q9 -.1 I i S- k. _ - Can .,- -- fftfv. •d.... ii , rs-. -.i it...... t__-------- She $ __ __ Eff - -. 1 .-CiAlIM 49haw Inn fl 4 _____ : t -. , ______ . f , C') _______ ________ ft MW ___. - I q "s! It A.M. TIL9 P.M. FRI & SAT IlL 10 P .M. DIONDIE Sb flEE' BA"NG 1 uiirsniic I ~,/F/, - - 1 '-r .i! rgumcnts with come - R to the s,ht mtirrr I Y U 4 ._a- °-"! ea SAGITTARILIS ,Noy ,&11 to D~-c 21) Take tim C for Avoid 3 situation that cculd lead to trouhle. - - Co , .~- __ 4 T- I im 7_= 1, 11'II .- ' to.. Cud r 0 -, By Oswald & 1 I who is n an tt- JAMTS (,uiidsiititi he r New Concept In Food Preparation Jacoby - sic v'ilt be one of those voung pecipic who would do well in tfeuble-lha~lfing profemions Give as good in edication as yoll c- n Teach the importarce of Sond manners early in q I BEETLE 14 V I - diamonds against liamlet*s (our-heart contractThe (air Ophelia. who had merely raised Hamlet from one hian ' to two, put down a PASS I YOU- Sth hold - - - - - Regular $1.05 -r1 - WELL, 1 GOT A TOP .' & ) J Offer expires Od. 31 What do v,)u ,to now, A-Didslit spades. You %want in C - ;= h -_ J - \_ I I W ave Ised mechanic , excellent pa and working conditions. WOrkint knowtdge of all domestic am import cars Apply in prvwi, Jaci Davis. Bill Baker Volkswagen 3219 S. 1792. - -- -__ X __ZN4 Ugl,Tail R - 6- - ; 10 .~ -')Q iduil Fore=11 for your sign for ,,& j' ' , tir -0 like this When they ''°t.)* \ I they purchase cribs, car beds, carriages, Lee Falk and Sy Barry 1 WEtLlilf VER MOE IT MWJ -,--.-- 6ArX 10 JEW&1f&1V-.. -rJ I - ' THE oto 3TW5 WHIT15.. 1`1`60 1`111K CNfR THE "AN... budget. Their plan is called I , /_ Zz ii B gtcr I o'etu ( Jiarre of cc . caper) • •t •' g East- Was tua good a bridge PH Antw rf tomurro,A .- . % 323-1990 3 . __ L_ 11, 4 , W1~ ; ~ *r4WAVIA/ ) - _ (yp ( , 'Sr ç ,, ' '. AND NAME Experienced preferred. Apply Lakeview Nursing Center. 919 E. ?rid St., Sanford. 28 J 71G ZAG 1 13. I * + TELLER WA MTIfl us %U 13. Experience Preferred 13' Contact Mrs. Wheeler I, South East Bank of Deltona * Spray Applicators 668-4462 i lurf Education Progran T THEY COU! r+ it Fringe Benefits is Retired Military Welcome Minimum Age 18 I ' - J I - I . , Opportunities In Rapid Expanding Fiberglass Power Bt Manufacturing Industry )pennus a.ii*P.'. Delto'ia, and Orlando area Ca 6413576. R. W. Collins Law Spraying Inc., Candace Dr.. 04 Hvy. 17 92, Fern Park Immeuauie 4% O a. penings MT thern .. And dialing to place P77 a i' 11111 n-= - One of Americas Leading Fiberglass Boat Manufacturing Plants Located In Central Florida Benefits Include Paid Vacatless, Paid Holidays And Group tlospitalszatin PLUMBERS o work on new apartment CmIe in city of Sanford. Apply 3314 5 Orarioc Ave.. Orian&' Pet at This NEWSPAPER does not kno',vnqly accept youl, ad takes so - * + sk Slim Career needs through the - .,11's 4 lie U * youth beds and other IV f-A I . '' - __% M - . - 'N- S AIDES an4 hcx,isekeper. 100FERS. Experienced In built sj roofing. Alto ROOFER HELPERS. Good wages, appi In person to BID Roof Ing Con' party. 131 Semnola Blvd Casseiberr y to I tip wrecking ' - THE PHANTOM .Z Inste,id of biriflinit I uaini't fee indicate a preference Wnmark_ 830.5500 ItIr CRETARiES-Temporary wcrk. start immediately. No iu Nor-veIl Temporary, 2211 Lee Rct -i:.: HELP-WANTED ADS that ~ Roberts & Gilman iAl1vnep,t molhers TWE FrOCKA7:11 .I 7 10-1? 1411116 ARE WE IZATE"CN 'T'r • 14; ijj.- . I I: - ironing. Own transportation. Call 372 75.32. . _' .- ' 11 JEY.'5i*E WP*N \ I No washing os iCareer Opportunity - ( ,,, . Real Estate Broker 322 0949 kanager trainee-No experienc necessery. Good Oppr!inl1, .- -, I.. acanflCa Set -Jr Woodall at General Finance Fair-way Plaza. Sanford Lawn ' ! ts - Value jr -- -______ - Lot size 100 x 117' With a 2 bath house presentt, being used a a beauty tl'icp Adequate parxing oft Street 574.500 Call Bob Vs'th bedrOom. irt time telephone Solicitor. Mrs 9 2p m. SI 60 hr. Ph. 3731130 Kirby Co. of Sanford, 107 W. 27th St. Walter B. Steele ' - 'N. .NUW) RrR-r 'N OU I :11 ~I ( FF;:C*NCV ..v rink I ZONED GC2 Itcil iai,on on a busy main Street PigN Whistle 251h& Park - RATiN IC7 CN D!CTA7!C I' AN - - " k Fries, D it, . Mort Walker \ iI I . - i _) 1 BAILEY - - I I I ( __ - i\ .çj,_1 ; t q_.(,I/c) i 1L - -!r - ;::;- to Iir1cr- --(DO'IOu EXPC1 MAKE6 ME FILE - An Introductive Offer To Our fl trncrj 'tnjn CElLO IS 13OR' TODAY - 7o fines se or (ol .Itj ' r' ,k A ' I • ''' yur Day Waitress only. Top commissions, - I I L,r . / - I # .-. I - - fl. ' / ( ~ tAt ti#',r 0 .1 -- 4: I I '" applica tions vallnesses. Apply tnperpntoMr. Carl Davis between 10 am. and I D M. ekeepes' wanted. anted. 2 days a week. Req -. -- I) now DLL.ViIrWJ lectrical, qualified electrlcla wanted In wood product manufacturing. Must have ci perience with 440 High Vottag system. Starling salary, %I7,0 Conlact President. P.O. Box ge Longwood, Fla,, 32750 • Chic Youn2 LF SERVCECOlNOPERATE tlK KAR WASH available San Ford and surround ng area Ver. low inveStment, 75 pct. financir. An :nves trrent for #"e tMUST SUCCEED and one that te to Increase of businqu, Tat 'Ionicl Restaurant at II and SR cs - That ALL., Business Opportunities Maintenance Man S'rOP TWAT - .. ... - - - ~ %~~, ;Al -, - - is ELL,DEAqAcTc 8348588 NOW (2kol-Li ---- hOul D636 * 1cu une' 9Q00 man ror oTTci specializing in acreage. Full tim COLLEGE 1a career, flexible wanted-General housewot wntrantportalp'xt. Sanford an Day call 327001$, evenIngs 6 ORLANDO BUSINES5 '" -. -- - r' • i. _________________________________ C ?1W UtAh. TM tA t P.. LL 1 .- - EN & WOME I 1L ! ~1 41A 'O ipuriaiiun ana accounts receivable experience preferred 17 30 per I,! Acply Trantp'ir' Brokerage. State Farm'r". Market lid Inted Qualified person to won 'he machine and shec-$ metal si Permanent position for the ri erson. PraIr parsusi tr anford area tall K on Ri.rk Instructions j J fy wart I t('P1 ~ . 7 ov4& ;' As4D A PIECE 0F O1R'HEc*-E __j 4SIDE SALES REPPESEI TATIVE. Must be agqrei%ivo an alert. Good pay and company benefits. Contact Ivan Ptt,x 151 xceilent commissions, Au arøord. 72$232. eded immediately to lral, I BM. COMPUTE PROGRAMMERS. The dema, or qualified proçirammers tea' We will train you for lii i.ghIy skilled profession 3. teryl lou with employment at the san ,me There is no age limit, b ou must be willing to start it iedialeIy PreviouS experience xt required. For your person flier view - IN TH H,STDYBXIK6. : EW PLASTIC WRAP To ' Keep It Hot And FreshIdeal For Carry Ouft Ii I Do' ll't ! i W iid. AND A PARACHUTE a NO...C9JMY A5THEO1H I JUIIUWICU 1 . --.- PACE ROOD IcKEN nasant have openings for Trij )rivr;, Warehouse and Sa 'er1onnil. 4 hr. week. Exceil ringe benefits. Apply In pen tier 9 am. to SCOTTY'S HOA IUILOERS, 70D French Ay rm Fresh RabbIt, any quantil overnmenl inspected, 79c WAS bMAP1DIN& $5o,000 - - it transportation. 1. Good Things to Eat WINTHROP # J'•5VI .,I ; 1. SUWMARIN. r.Tt'',' ldg. 142 Sanford Airport IAIDDLE AGED LADY to live In. Cxre for elderly couple. General household duties, and companion to lady. Own R.Ir.nrt (all 11I19 all., IA Y1P4G CARPET TOURS, lh wly renovated. Class A r*tin amiIy units, efficiency I ov, lit. Low weekly rates, 3fl SIC - n DAILY BUN risr ou .i'p: PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON ONLY *cenary. Welcome Wagon I ernatlonal. Santord. Lake Ma irea. Call 134-9212. OUR SECOND MISTAKE - __ 0- ,mmAOUP -- . - ~ Come In And Trti Our TOASTED BUTTERED , - - ~ - ,,,.c et / .:- ~ , , - M - __ i . THINK HIJACK A .7,- -_ ill But Pfrnlnt went up 4It, :. Female Help Wanted am. to RLANDO BUSINESS Ut ETef(P !.El', In All Departments for hirline ticketS, Cruise and Tot I official rates 303 Scm-or MUTAKf WAS TRYIPJG.To i f 3 .I ian by Bob Thavu AND ERNEST Ii,V ,'; Experienced Personnel Travel Agencies 2L I I11 Working couple needs a m,tvre reliable woman for sitter aged mother with light housekeeping. Longwood area. Own tra. s'crta'ton. I7.133I 10 S pm Child Care .r I . ____________________ o ____- - L- I - knows FRED %oe f- i Black & tan Reward £ Sanford ~101 collcrt a diarnand and .. - 11 19 . • r- - Sllckcraft. Robalo Boat Manufacturers 1 VT CALL 834.8588 NOW LOST Male Dachthund ____ h4'rl itilli ,D 3073. - I - ,Thaiib S . : 1 Mature kitchen help Wanted 331-4949 Coil 323 079-4 vorkirv in the secretariat hi undS interesting to you and yc "id is urgent, we will give y omplete train fl iinj provide ith full or part time employme t,Ich ever you desire. 8< morning and evening class vallable You must be witIin' 'Ir1 imtncd'e;, Pesorii rv* required LOST Black female kjttn, wit yIi0w collar. Vicinity of French 6 flnd 5 S.jiida Re.srard Cal' 322 I now even more so. iI J ). - .* - FRANK on many items. Our Honey-Dipped fried chicken whicn has a1 ways been an excellent food value Is ali. )J l " _ V '_4 - ?!wsfhtw,,A ni-A, -1 ak e care of civic duties ______ tO1I lead another diamond uIllInY* s second high dianion - . - I I our food costs have decreasecl., We are., 111ere1ore. therefore. happy .o announce - n, i - But what goes up must come down and recently some of 45 7j our 'xjrsery. Good benefits. Apply in erson 2S25 S. Park Ave., Apopta r call 316 222?, cit. 139. J' .F, Ill liP,! 0 11W 1111 TRAINEES Lost and Found $ yOU like working with liviru ilants? We need potters, packers tnd generous laborers in ti. r t I !\ t II L COLLEGE to raise some of our prices. RESTAURANT !tUflJtI I 91 HAWDSA5! \ I fri - felt the pinch too. And as our costs 7.11 Lunch 11:30-2:30 Dinner 5.10 'testwouIdtak.,hiskIn and Both vulnerable .- IU.?k.?IVI NAME.. k At Famous Recipe we ye -" I OWN EV . lifiam l • '106 JACKPOT GoopP455: yo IOWA I 514E DIOJ' 1 --- Eff paper within past couple of months OP4i MY wer pnone. mcci people. *14 )ERSON EMPLOYMENT ERVICE. $300164. )e'ivery men for furniture store Must have Chauffeur's license. 5' dtysa week. Go...d starling salary Appiy in person to Badcoci Furniture 500 Hwy. 17 c: RECEPTIONIST & EXECUTIVE r $uU L t M Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Phone .423-4317 Write P.O. 80* 1213 Sanfor d, Florida by Crooks & Lawrence -- 13HORE ROAD_ ,4,1 - Burger Chef V A 10962 -1 INV what happened to OO .3 COStS. FOR ALL EVENING ,He was right If he finessed illims without expecting cutside ~,lrlp . I lose 10572 VIRGO (Au g. 22 to Sept 22) Take care you don't berate any allies or you could regret ft later. Personally go after -f . Y ,a ;, V . 1: don t make tIns cuitract • tv t,. A necdsdornjDonothuigaal the ' 'eroes g Two Drinks For The Price Of One step to think gave no clue to tho monarch' s location. Hamlet izoilloquired fuith,Lr VQJ54 ! 11 supermarket or read a HAPP) dOUR4_7 playertocoveroneolequalhon ..th ;intbrr nonor so hE "100N CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) [)On,!. ,-.t~rry if I I -~J ,0!.. . Iff 0 E EA VuUUI I I 5HE 5EEM5 TO P.1AVE I Fvvr'anewho'sento 20 GAME S-PAY ONC F LUNCHEON -, - - What 'P Has Come Down, News - Business Men' s --- r. I LOST HER - ih1q' UJflU' to a ------- - i ' I_' I Lucy Show - problem. Write Polh in careof-this new spaper - -- I I ' 9th & Oak 10:10 (2) Baffle (6) The $10,000 . Pvrarnid making idea, Pet I res-e. PoII s Problem or solution ..-. iAL'RU (Apr 20 to May .i) Much ' eki I r duJ All )unJling any tsks at hand Make -- - . . i1ftO - Y"t u..Ill ret-eive; it - 4 U I JN.J If - for such Stud) the situation a: I - I ~' CAPTAIN Consequences Lcca' . All Souls C urc ntratjon Use an ice pick to make holes in the tap t of a crust pie ore baking 1t lindit is far bet ian any 01r knife ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apt. I' )) You w3ni to start a uptmnd in all of your affairs, but this is not the r4ht time ,c-res - To keep newspaper twoirttc'&s pieces from cleturning DEAR POLL',' amm r-,.q . . Male-Female Help Wanted F .rr,t-ncect seafood coci' ,trffly in oertnn - WOMEN WANTED ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Tot Free 444-70i7 jor 'We Care""holine". Adults. C.' Teens. . I - -- BING (6) The Joker % Iellow I insert (tie article betwet-n ar con. iuc aperano leave atiout one-half 1neh beyond (lie edges on alt sides and in this way it is preserved. -MRS J. H. M. Lw rccP all promises you have made instead of gotnj, off on recrearonai sprees Show rti tude to those who have helped YOU __ rose we were un ortunate y orce 9:3(f news- fli fnnv I \ \ _____________________ Show Do tell Mrs. B.H. the way I Drotect I p' st paper. This extends the lire of the article about 10 years. . -NIIKE. is-ru - :00 (6) CaDl. Kanqeroo 1 M Mike Douylas plastic tnat is Iare enough to cor.ipletcly cover the front 1 and hack nr the c,rninø zangl cnvør ci nn ir t,i In Ikn *_= __=__ F~ ~, - en 4 . (2) Dinah's Place paper articlzs. I peel the back off a sheet 0 tra nsparent I 0 .00 AQUARIUS (Jar 2! tj Feb I Q) Instead of iccking fun, rt bi)§V 31 all that work 2he3d of you Don' t permit I water bugs crawl into our boxes as the patent cardNard closures are not tight enough. In the meantime I clush the - I Now'? 7:15 a 11:10 I- (13) Peter News (9) Bozo's Big Top DEAR POLLY (it) Gr e U) What's My Line? go along with whatever arises and attend to it in oncent1ous manner. Remember, problems can cppurfunities Main tain self-control and keep calm. - rea as 11 UT (6) Newit I Today here is another one Idnntce€ b kf t panics do no include a large metal "chute dispenser. Flat but that is extra work that sti,)uld be done at t' -PATENT ADVISER. GENERAL TENDENCIES: All kinds of surprise annoyances can come 1iztObcsr today $0 - CBS Morning large flakes and funnel them into a be.. that Iu. a chute . _;I ]'("A'41 630 Flying Nun A - ___________ 13 ACTORY HELP needed for 1st and 2nd and 3rd Shift. $2.50 per hour to start, 15c raise in 30 oayv Regular raises tlieresfler. Paid holidays and vacations. must be attIc to handle 30 lb. begs. Apply In person, Premix Mirbielite Msni'facturing Co. junction Hwy. *31 and 119. Winter Springs . Ph. 322-261 1 Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change I I Legislature Bullwinkle (44) III- Housekeeper, e'perie-cr ,t i't't but fl-Ct fle'ct%t,try ApJy in per son, Days Ins- , Sanford Aen wanted for shift work in wni (Qfl'..3flj ',P ,5Il 'ri n o ti ob No experience required. Part urns help will be considered. Apply it person to Paragon Wire & Cable Slate Road 434. Longwood. Fla 131-3353, MCIS Bring Resulf5 The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. MIESSAGGI - 4 •• (24) Sesame Street - - I' ProgrammIng (24) Electric Company (44) Gamer Pyle 6:00 (6) News Sunshine -- ' CIa IL Today In (13) (6) Summer Semester - The "3$ i (24) 5 30 Almanac t:'t5(6) i9 5.15 (13) Starcast FRIDAY . Pet Peeves do get results. Our local paper now furnishes an index of its features on the front HOR)KOPE ~~ (9) All Night Mov ies () News 1" iI 4:vs, (44) Petticoat Junction 5:00 (13) Womeiis News (44) Green Acres Mdntjht 6 , 0 (2) The CARROLL RIGHTER S ;01 -A~_ I, .__ I M.__ W - (2) - _____ _______________ .,- - - '- vvciri Deadline-12 Noon Day Before Publication I.- '- ki Mery Griffin (9) Movie (2) Sunshine hope someone can come up Slargaret J. ________________________________________________ DEAR M)LLY ' (6) MORNING page as per my gripe to you six months ago. - 1) Tonight Show 6) Mov:e I ~ ay to remove stai-ii left on the while tile ceiling in my 'fl 1 __ - I FORFCASI FOR THURSDAY, OCTOBER iS. I .30 . - - - Leaks are gone but stain remains ,t,*rt.asl 04) Night Gallery ; !_ II (13) Movie (44) Movie 3 surprising num. ' A B ar Maid For Night Strut Pit 321 79 ,alifled man needed Ir vsvO products manufacturing. Mus have experience with sawmill oi related wood working machines-i as molders, planners end gar. taws. Excellent salary art cmpany benefits. Contac AMERICAN WOOD PRODUCTS INC 700 Marvin Ave., Lc'ng*ooti Fla. 32150. Phone 305 333 4454. Barn.. 5:30 p.m. TC...I6JT'T)4E Right 1) News By POLI.Y (PAMFR 1(/T1IER. M3yb. But ma ybe Dot. 1onngsft'r . R. r,FR POLLY'S POINTERS - - EUZMM TAYLOR LAURENCE HARVEY 3 _________ . I ..- Maintenance Man .. Saturdays & Holidays a.m. .l2 Noon dp BUGSBUNNY - ($) Patty Duke 3:00 () The Price Is Show 9) Oral Roberti 13 . '* A TOUCH OF CLASS - Girl In My c, 1of(;) Bdan K&th - OWw0W I "a I BUSY YOUNG MOTEER I .1. - !] Night MovIe I Fall Festival '. (24) Black Composers C1 InOte tuler-ffd of a small child wbO answers the phone. a - - - 11RIli, '1111~ busy with the baby, but she is coming now." Some people hang up aJ soon as they realize a small child has answered. Our daughter Is so proud that she can help Mommy in this way. U takes only a few moments to listen to her, and rakes her so happy . Mahe your printing this letter will make sonic people - n - j ' DEAR ABBY: Since our s&-vW child was bom, our 3-) -ear-old daughter has been beV.ng me immensely by answering the ptone when I am busy. She speaks qWte clearly, wW answers the phone ,Krith, '111i, my n. ommy is . _..... - ame Rock Concert 1 11 3) .J ; : L Deal 200 (2) Baseball (6) The Guiding Light (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (6) The Edge Of 01 Week (2') Masterpiece / Theatre 4) i)on Krshners - 51 a 00 - - - - Room 222 I - \ "' v',ennouse tiorx, polling packing, etc. Must be capable an: dependable. Apply In person I ? 5.30, Mon thru Fri. Directions South on Sanford Ave. to Mrtl' Ave, turn right to Lake Ave * t1rr left to sign--Marts Nursery - ACHINIST OR MILL WRIGH1 DRLANDO BUS INES COLLEGE Department Hours LTt.?OP.'.'E CATERING hs opening for women wtC enjoy ti. out of doors. Salary plus cot: m,sslon Paid vacation. tnt v..r e Yorkers apply in person tt American Wood Preduct, I2 Charles St, Long*ood, Fla. CALL 834.8588 NOW Ad Want t - PSI 409AIlMD - ($1.73 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum - - i _______________ Tit n a \,.-," __ _____ AVON CHRISTMAS EARNING' can help make the holidays hap per for yOOt entire family! lit C1S -y '..'lE,n f.r' ,',Q'l pr0(' Call flQ.v -44-3O79 fl!UT(IUVF) age - Female Help Wanted - __ and Welders Helpers 3310110 work ing •s an IBM keypvn perafo, St*sndt interesting to y rid you are availaolt' to 514 nmcdilt'ly, we can have y orkng and training at the sat me There is no limit a igh School diploma Is r qured. Prepare yourself I iture now In this highly re'wl ng field Personal intervit qured Want Ads for 19 ..,.... TRAINEES I thru S limes 37c a lii 6 thru 25 times 28c a Iii 'S times -----------22c a Ill -I- - -- Turns I - - On A PERSONIA11 WITh shOt) ITS A ____ .. () Movie (o) B/PPi5J Ask /0-/B FEMINiSMI EXAGGERAT iNG HOPJ - (9) Let' s Make A (9) : '.' " t13) Young And 130(2) . --[--]-] 55 want to handle It. Talk It over with your vidtfe. It %Itl take a lot of forgiving and forgetUng, and forgetting what you .: I a I.AR ?iO. liuw other men handle such a altuatlon may be (4 no help to you. You need to decide h4 - All My Children IThINK OURE PREOCCUPI ED WITH -'( ._- 03SESSlON WITH VOUI ABOUT iOtJ, ..• - SHOW Resttev ) CBS Spi TheShape ± - I (9) - •• situation like this? (6) News Pacem In Terria Needles And 1 - FRIDAY MORNING ONLY 10:00 AM. CHILDRENSMOVIE PLUS CARTOON ADMISSION-6*'psIbottleCaptorS1.00 Where Game HAS BECOME A4 WORRIED - PEPSI KID IM _____ 14042 I? Waccoam,.. p*as? , ____ LO0 (2) I Lovii Lucy Odd Couple 9:00~11 n - - Orlando 831-999 by Lorry Lewis MU BURNS ___ -" Tomorrow CascElljctt ' . KEYPUNCH to-to I ' E"S UB (9) SpUtSiid (13) Who, What, 1' Special ('1kADIIC iI Ay-rr (NO (I I '" --" Wanted iodyear Tire and Rubber Co has an opening for a crilif departmen? trainee Full company benef's, 2 nCkS paJ vacaton, s'cei lent opporljn?y to adv'anct with large company. Ph Manager, 331-fl2I Equal Op porfunity Employer IN Winter Park - '..L° ' - -- fj%k! - (6) Search For - , n • -- ONLYI 12:30 2 News Special - •f J () News (44) Variety News Girl With ' tj STARTS FRIDAYI ttrrn 1 41) The Bold Ones - - 1200 Bnch - I -q _____ • Washing to n Wk In Review - -18 36 - - 17 eser see him again lstsuner Icaugthem - 10 - g M At a A". F. W. party. Again she suvre she would •• •.. 9 8 .1 'wr1,atr1 ______ Male Help I Seminole 322-261 * U~~~~ AFTERNOON 5001! Sanford And Son ( Calucci S Department 51 FuU'ngth _,,:. .. _.: ___ 1):.0 (44t' News 11:55 (6) NeWs Mavie Wall Sfre,ll comb. form) 14 - years later I caught this same man kissing her in the park. I 7 & - - problem: My wife never worked outside the home. She spent all tar Ume raising her children, and she did a tine Job. About year.' ago I caught her and the insurance man kissing fti our kitchen. She s-wore it wauld never happen again. mu 48 23 European ..,.... 3 4 2 13 the - - 1 he glad to claim. SI) Wife and I married wry young. [Shotgun are well off and respected In the community, but . 1 urcvm '4 ;e p:t DEAR ABBY: My wife and I are both 53. We have three married, col!egc-ed uca ted children any parents would - I terna - By Abigail Van Buren V 1fl3 Is Chic ''°' Love Of Lite (44) Not For 7:30 (tf Police Surgeon (i)Andy Griffith (S Hollywood Squares anr 44Agreemiit 2tIIetp 2flridlestrap Umber tree h OTrmpes iMhntnts (6) (A-an ese Way 43 12 11rohitil Provoked [Joni sts bit.ithet(2 fororet - 41 Shrub stapor I ___________ 9 Frrnrh diricc% 37 F!ev3tei !ill FAVOY 11tkjtt ., ( ,11ry Show Instructions PIANO LESSONS Ii Week thud Course 11 I I G ucrion - 4 11 -fl Revalas They Pay __ ___ Cost, _ 1p; __ Thursday, Oct. 19, 1973-9 C The Sanford Herald It :I `-, ~",F , MC ~q ___ Now : V (rtarn th rJ _ ' .. 40 I I 1-nc- 'j -1 290nager Hollow" Ut 'j 4 ACROSS 35.Scotlith shorpfow I American X Word games author rwa9 es " , Ile wmle "Tbe ff ~~*: Author J - ( T I 1 ta ft 1* [ ___________________ - - Full Time Days Beat Riqqers Production Line Workers FO Laminators PG Finishers Mold Makers Mold Repairmen Maintenance Men Full or Part Time Boat Riggers PidduCtion Linit Worker FO Finishers AOId Repairmen EVENING SHIFT 4:00 I'M. to 10:00 P.M. WEEKEND SHIFT Sat: 6040 AM hI 4.30 Sun. I.- A M Ii 4 33 Trainees Accepted based on age from em ployers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOY" ENT ACT Join A Growing Progress Company More information may tme ob'ained form the Wage And Increased Earnings Are Immediate Where Opportunity For Advancement Apply Mon thru $at. 3:00a.m. lit Noon Hour office at Rm. 309. Or tando Prof. Ctr 21 W. Lake Beauty Dr., P.O. Box $024 OrIa.'tdo. Fla 37506,telephone 211-4473 .. at Cobia Boat Co. Lu No 1 silver Lake ioad Sanford. Via. III) I An Ecual 0000ntuNli'.' r,,&.. I �- __ - - I. - J- . - r'. - JOB-The Sanford_Herald Thursday, - -. Oct. 18, 1973 ___There's The Sanford Herald 1, 19 P No __________ _ ark * ng ..- Problem When THE BORN LOSER _____ Rooms for Rent Ph 173 1616 ItO CME A uocir A800T TAE UR ERY RWIME. tT 114AT 'ILL L*UJ F% '1cAT UT 0- - ONE ROOM EFFICIENCIES S qclal monthly rates Conta c t * _______ CAVALIER MOTOR INN r' 37005 U. S . 179) Santoro 41 42 Houses for Sale C. A. Whtddon,5r., Broker 111 N. Park, Sanford 3212-5991 - CORBEI1' REAL ESTATE, REALTOR 66'l 479I.DeBary6i 4683 I Let a Classified ad help you clean out your attic, garage or basementb ----------. 30 Frank lin s fl A flTAA RIT(' tiriirs I lvirC.l APARTMENTS I) J(.JlJJtj boo, air. Folly with dishwasher - 38 12 * DOWN ( - NO CLOSiNG COSTSI - -H -...----...--------_- 'Sy car ISIS Hw 17. S'anford,323.)930; Day Wk. Mo' wo bedroom duplex turni4h#-.j 6t?rt$i SANFORD ----~ 3 t. t loi in th a LAKE MARY Qr.ttty, 372 1301 7i 14s Av e Cdii 23,95 3 ? 17 92 I BEDROOM. Choice location. $?rt* fj P*èi' 323786Q 834-3131 the-il Cal? 32'.) Otag WILCO LAND C( ,j - - -- New -- -------SANFORD 2 ann) br-jrm t'dI-nhouSeS. Wrt 25th St. t Hotly Ave. Rent starts at 1223 327 lea) or ita 0890 GRAND 3 & bedr oom '. Payton Rent A New Home at Apartment Prices fl... i.,,., Bed room 'r •OWfl1ftJuse YOU Can RENT ealty Lake Mary A Directory of Experts Ready To AU' Conditioning nc j Kingsbeuy _____ a AAAA - Jepal, ____________________-. .art Harrt, at SEARS in Sanford. 372-1771. I.a-. - -- WHOA. Don't throw away usItul idle tlms. Sell them Quickly With a Herald Want Ad by calling 3212611. and asking for a friendly Advisor . ftelialKes - - A& P APPLIANCE PPLIANCE RE All m i ',r;(F Ph IN) 51.5 e- Glass-Mirrors -- Full line GE Applia nces rE4KARiP GLASS& PAINT CO. 210 MagnolIa Ave. Sanni fo Electric Company 7372 Park Drive, 322)543 Attic Insulations OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH J-Sf_s4 - H egan Insulation. SANFORD 04 .. HEATING I. AIR (014 tlru a uper tsIei',n a CI1$SI(ld CIT CONING. 260 Sanford Ave.. ad, to sell cour don'l neMl 222 ism CAit cash buyers for a small in Home Improvemenf8 v tslmtnt. Place a ltiw-ot a-'_ . ad for results . ____ ___________________ - euufy_Car& U 01111111 - DRYWALL..SPRAYINb & PAINTING - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (So rmeriy HarrietI's Beauty Nook) 519 E. Pine, 332 51, __ - _____ Ph. 3275333 f'atos, ._L - include large dresser, richly framed mirror, cheSt, twin or full l'adbusrd, cctrpete I piece set MI $179. Also living room sets. $99.93. Cash or terms. Untied Freight Sales, 3S0 S Orange Ave., Oriarido, Mon. - Fri., 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to S. SEWING MACHINES in Pet Care --m - I ,i--~ - - TMvar 'i t ,' .* v'rr. -' '*t I itI(flfl I --- 1 11 I Il I - j gArw%i.--- ViMi IV LIVE 3 bdrooqn, 21,-: baths. Six USED - ( different floor flomez The" 1onh - - T .-i'' - House punting, by- how. Of by contract. 322-I153, Grooming I a - P,ofeu lonal with by, P.m. Animal Hayt, Grming and Boarding. 317 S7. - 4 14 Plumbing TI RUCi.Ep P LUM, RING, Inc. Repairi, Remodeling, ho? water tanks, bath addition's, dependable rvfre. Free estimate's. 373-4600. 1. - i' Pressure Cleaning c,iv. your horn, a bath. emov mIde-w, prot t paInt. P ec e Clin walls, patios, roofs, free est. Impac Spl'iKteafl 72703,7 eve. IL .t i_i wtde so - -,- . r',.,. - buLtdlr . garages, - -..--. /0 BUY TGDAY MOV E th (OMORROWI A e*1eior the -y 1 years with this plan. lntret rate is 6 loan 7-74 pct. o SERVICES .JNLSMITEO HANOYMAH EACH '1" j - - - Builders, sub contractor's Com pIne' House Plans and Shop -- ec H09" & mical. Call Victor-30314 3_s 3ii1, ROOFING or 'NSULATING PIV 4 - - - - 32347o 111 ff7l aiifiiri 300 N. FRENCH AVE _ trip. i I .-PSI tvir4 I'.. ____________ -_- Wanted to Buy ______ CASH 322 4132 icr used furniture, applIance',, '0t, etc. Buy 1 or lOOt ten', Lorry's Mart 715 Sanorci Ave . --------- tiuper for used ar?icfcs. :ur nitune, V!C. )l1cY .44 AHTIQUS, __________ -- t(ap 1966 Volkswagen C,oOd Condition. Radio &Hea1-r 1575. Call 0.456 1964 Jeep wagon, automatic, radio, ar, I wheel drive. 1995 or best ctfer 327 7950 after 6. I T 7 mons a t.11, aia $113 ile W es t ci -4 Autos for Sale 3276972. - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED ICO Prices paid.u5cfJ,anycondil.on &14 $174, Wint"r Park, "--------------- - :atn Rogers statues. Cal collect. (305)5349034. ________ The - -i-;n Cadillac Sedan DVHl,i ____________ tiarcirock m,'tple dninq roon-j 5-S 1S' 34 )fl :t c.i(SctS, 3 p. maple bedroom suito, Bunk dinette's, living room furniture, dres%Crs, chests, end tables, lamps, office desk, chin, tile- For the best buy In American cabinet, plus lots more furniture Motors, and Jeep vehicles, 'set: DON BALES anti merchandle too numerous to mention. If you have things to sell Sanford Motor Compan 505$. French Ave., 322 43" or Consign, call Stan Vermillion, at Cia 7020 1953 Roadmaster Buick, used a n. tag Excellent sae. 53. SHELLEY USED CARS, 701 French Ave., 323-2%0. 1 9?4Urlht4w (7 92 Long wood, Fla. 15 Chevy. $395. Petted condition. -__Call 323-5773. or 322.1$15 ( of fice). PUBLIC AUCTION Every Monday uite Mustang Mach . 1969. a-C. Lx 7P.M. cell condit.'n, 1(360 or rst Open daily, 9-S. We but or t.tlI one oil er . Call 322-$156• ----------nl*rnr ,- -_ ,-, I ,j 3; iiuN fiotninçj AUCTION lfv..'y. 11 72, Sanford. down, take ov'tr, call credit ,manager, 3236230, 6201311, /5 Campers '66 JEEP WACONEEQ. Nothing Travel Trailers uown, take over. Call Credl -------manager, 32362)0, 621131), Strand new Mini home, fully con _________ tamed. Special sales price, jj 1973 VW. Yellow. Black vinyl fl New World Travel, Hwy. 17.92. tenor. Cocoa mats. AM.FM stereo Long*o3d, $349474 $ track. 7.0uO ml, $2300 323 5074. -., _____ Stamps-Coins To buy and Sell gold or tilvet coinS, contact us firtt. We also buy bulk '-vi•r coins. SEMINOLE COIN CENT ER, lOS '1/ 1t 173 1352 SUBA.RT-JI \/\J\(_J.()}\j I)i.._ A1M AUCTION '-.' . 1;r WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL ([tiL Ltt! Ei1t'E1.L1k L u:r....'- 1. - . 'ir- - ._..- ,_' -- .' ." 1Ij(jj{11 - -- .lil.:JllUl;.;lIIli _________________ 1111111 NDIC E OTT 9 ______ Sports Equipment 17 Gauge Ervjlith double bird gun with 410 liners, 115$. 3230399 eves. c' 846 1120 day's. btC(j,5 Ølacetdtht '-' -'-,, .. 646.4470 days Silt - - Bicycles Wheel bike, I s peed, conditbon. $40. Ph. 322 4411 or 372 1891. . ........ - ._. 63 Building Materials Plywood, exterior and Interior, all kindi of other new lumber, half Price. 1131M. 64 Equipment for Rent - -- --------Rent (Sloe Lustre Electric Carpet 'Shampooer for only $1 per day. 6S Pets and supphes - - - - Dachshunds. AKC miniature, black & Ian. also red, sire 7 lbs., p,o' mt-ti. Shots. 165. Animal Haverl Grooming & [;carding Kennels 327 SIS2 CCMW - ,- 0 ,, ' 1 Subaru GI. Coupe. Stiipedui • t'IJIJyeqIHJ)d. Sa.nefeah, Ft Ont wheel cttive. 2. AMpushbuttnradi o, Fronl disc brakes. 4. Independent suspension. S. Nw l.lflfl.nnI,i, --5--------S. Rack and pinion steering. Radial tIres/styled covers. Tinted glass all arount -'p.,,-. 9. UsrP*.. io. front suspension Up to 30 mpg on regular. 11, Tachometer and clock. 12 Fully'reclining,h'gh.back bucket seats. Cigarette lighter I ff Model RDIdBo to cv, it. no crc-%j r-etrgerator, Top freezer - Hrvcst Goto lin,i.h Only 1)3 mo Full , warranty. Call 3270241 ask for Sam. Uiue ling /carpsting. IS. Hinged teat windows. 17. Heater, defroster, and rear window defogger, IS. Impact absorbing steering w'lo(,'t 52 - _ - - - Appliances VLNMOkL WASPItN. part" service, used machInes. MOONEY APPLIANCES. 3230657 Fight Damaged emIssion standvd;. 12-month warranty. French Ave., Sanford. 372 76SO . tI'p 1' - IWAMOM Recessed door locks. FlOor'IO'dashconso4.. Bumpera that quality to( insurance discount. Meets newest VS. Wshrrs anti Pfrgrtori Dick's Sales &Se6i I -F II. Fire-r.tardant upholstery. . Contour e' ear s•atx -'.- - , II,ImIm #01-wk~A iX ---,-*--- - ..iO Wanted to Buy -- (.,i.ti Ir.Sh Setter. Female. S mot. old AKC . All shoti. Call 3776047 ' CAMPERS Winnebago FlOw'thtOUghy,riftlMiOri, FREiGHT DAMAGED I Ae repair and service I ....___ Si Dining table with I chairs (red fur -holtomt 5)0 372 tc$ after 6 p m WELLS DRILLED.PUM$ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Pype5f75 STIPIE MACHiNE 4 SUPPLY CO. *ndLigh4atj' 201W 2nd Service 68 every gro.am;ng. 373-.a974 ' _ FAMILY NOUN 196$ Ford LTD. 10 passenger wagon, w ith radial tires. air, radio, )7 34S. **AMC JEEPS** . 1, . Supplies 000 -rnuccc -- r.-"' . , ,. .I,,. 2001 Ad m% Ave. 80 - >' r. .,nng-PoxJIet,, Terriers All breds. Free collar or toy will, " - 3n 59611 _ : Tremblay, 323.777i, I j; ç Linil C'taring Excavating & Grading. 1 2V cr3726743, d4y or Ph. 373. nste" - -- -_ -llfl Speed Queen washer and matching dryer Both Slime Call 322 ,ssk for Sam. -r DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING 3" and larger. pumps.SprInklers Water conditioners 3fl-it LCfld Ck(jfj,t t plant. plot plan's, & room Lawn C'ean aidlid 127 RE £ N111111111111111111 Well'rr__ D rilVna _J! Household Goods ',i PAUL SLA T_ Professional Wallpaper H4nge Licensed.qe.sIde-,it,, C0nrrp,cIat Frp CrS? r 6i7j f332 BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small 372 131."LaAeMry'• - IDEA. DRAFTING A PLAN VICE For buidr, Sub actors & ir.diviil ts Cus tom AN E CUT WITH SCISSORS f ADCQ( Roofing & Sheet Metal Gutters & Spouft 613 rrencn Ave . 327 95u LNLE Co. Dra wings Fast. dependable, I IDEAL OR PH. 8)0 Call 3" ,ii ,. - - Wataper ajT FABRICATION, - - -- PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN , -- co NCR ETE PATIOS For j etc. financing plan IS availa ble to r C NON-RUSTING ,k-1 - ' Vacation ceriIicate for 2,1 days, Miami Beech Fl. Lauderdale, Ft. Myers or St. Pete, 175 322 1001 I) Wooden double hung windows S Doors-2 half glass ralntlng._.Iflt.,Ior I exteria,,KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER repairs, roofs Painted. fr lvannl experienced estImate's, 3730791. Only authorIzed sales & service Sr Sanford Open 9 S. Mon Fri,, Sat citr p,mt hog, Add it,5 9 I 107 W 27th St. Pt, 323 $1)) Custom Work, Free EstImate. F PEE Home Demonstration ',.-'-*on t t Sell SOmhr,g' A Sma:l ,iviil n . I iu%!jrn lflIc3a strop r'w"- , -: r t ri r esults ports Tn,, e" - matials, LEACH ALUMINUM 39_s. J sa - roof driveways yard care, .30 ll15..rI I Fit Between 5t;dj5aRaftQrs) J onl,' for the for a IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just m any. There monthly maintenancetee - tIcr owner is responslbi mortgage t makes, If of Co rLATES UNITED FREIGHT Sate, has just received a large shipment of 1171 stere'o consoles and components Some have built in I track tapecassettes. Garrard (urn lables arid p- i"et t!rt es !:w .es 99.27 consoles, 17i3 for comp,-nts Cash or terms, 3530 S. Orange Ave. Orlando, Mon. • Fri. 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to S. lt' "Fix-Up" Tme, Hire an expert repalrrn,tn from today's Classified Getting feady to move? Sell exce*s _____ lormanceeriVine, $1 500 Call after 3 p m• 373 7026. RORSON MARINE2927 Hwy lip? . 11 OUAULE PRICES. CALL 372- - 'J ir C0ndlfflum Gncrshp IU(4JtItflIdL LiiOflIes - -- £9 *i%..lti. f. - - t4t1 OFFSFPDITKIG I Plant Do uble garages, Courtyards enclOsed Patios. Some haste garages in 'r-. -' .'r ow - -- These nationally famous deluxe zig zag sewing machines are 1973 models with built Incontrols for STRETCH STITCH, blind stitch, fancy pattlrrn and features new push button reverse, 7 only, $11.3 each. Full factory guarantee and monthly payments available. Inspect at Ur1 sed Freight Sales, 3550S. Ora ng e Ave., Orlando, Mon. Fri., 9 to 1. Sat. 9 to 5. 11 M. Vacuum Clecmer.s Sunday. Mi, 7p U-4 S et r.pary MOWING.EDGING & TRIMMING '5- MODERN FURNITURE Li Pets 1912 Javelin, air, tape deck. Call after S rn. 322 2137. Equipment S Orange Ave., Orlando, Mon Fri., 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to S. " live Spanish bedroom WS (5 Sliding glass doors, Rough and finish carpentry, interior New 'shingle's tacked on by square remodeling & Painting. Free with air, or by hand. Licensed $. estimates 299 157).. -_ _ 323t33) , - Bulldothg kitn dealer. tO 3. Closed Thsarsday __ ~ il ___ AUCT I O N * SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS Western Wear, Sa ve at the Old Corral Western Shop, 17-92, 1 milt -' Hooks Garden 4 La5.rvic, Mowing, owing, Edging, 'rimm g -'ere fP, Li u k4e5MI6.Af$,q -3*j' - 1 You! - 1 Fret tit imate, call 323 5043 Heating - ' ALUMINUM I 1f&ACERAMICS _-*-7-;:--i I E. Celery Ave., Sa nford I 410,j"372936) _____ f . SHEETS ffrT___"7P ___ - -_ Il rV ____ __---._ - ,A= - ____ ~ __ -~-:- ~--_ MIr_._~~ I _-- A.A.A. ItTI 4l,r machoe, nevert4een used, lame Still Ineartc,, no a'tathments for buttonhole, blind hem, fancy patterns, 'nonogramlnç etc. 159.93 cash or terms. United Freight Sales, 1550 <E N'S MOWING SERVICE Acreage, Lots and Lawos Let one of our friendly ad VI WS help you word your claSSified ad. Call 322-2611 or 131 - 9993. - - Serve 5 '.' SCHOOL Junk Cars Removed - 1911 Plymouth Satellite Wagon. factory air, power' sieving, on condition. $1500 349 5413. (office). _______________________________ VC.k$'jgen Dune Buggy, 1977. metal flake fiberglass body, new top and side curt a ins. chrome reverse wheels, 1973 high per- 149 5484 ~ _I, I,/ tI Take up paymenfs. Ph 132 38 1 4 __ after 6 P m. .. Late model color TVs, 7 pn-.. St LI,u '69 lmpe;a. air conditioned, R.H -- 1913 Every Friday night 7.30 p.m. If you Bonita Buw Rider, Shoreline trailer, 95 PIP Mercury, 11500. 349. have things to 's'tll or t'nnslgn, call Sillj Stan Vermillion at $36 7070, Shrut*, tri m& %ho Fto*tr 000 cleaned A e- eti t p,., 1tir, 5pe'1fl$. Mowing by requq's only. Free estimate. 373. 1046. ________________________________ 322-1472 WHOA. Don't throw away useful Idl@ items. Sell them quickly with a Herald Want Ad by calling 322' IAn and asking for a frIendly :- Ceramic, FOR SALE" CRANK CONSTRUCTION, I *PUBLIC AUCTION* L wn Service and heating service -ah.I30-9217 130- 9202Aith SemInole ' ." * used TVS. Hwy. -.36. Altamont e c entral Air Cc .citbon ing. rot P'c $fr flu. 13' 9173 "til't s, • BULLDOZER WORK CI Iring lots our Specialty. 323.1731 of ter 3p.m. Homes Electronic Equipmenta - B&D AIR CONDiyIONlNO IJNSWORTH REALTY $2 _ __ SaIL'Illi 4" 0111110 322242 ' 88 HIGH __ call 372341) after 4:30. Boats 8. Marine terms. United Freight Sales, 3510 S. Orange Ave., Orlando. Mon. Fri. 9 to 9. Sat to _s - Longwood Lifestyle III'- firrald SOFA BED & Matching Chair Opens to le-eP WMiw Outtof scaled Oranpp Ave. Orlando (between Holg* & Mihi91111 Hours C L \ torditlon. Good tires. 322 575) - - 4 Electrolux vacuum Cleaners to be told for 159.9$ each. Cash or tables -, GARAGE SALE, Saturday $ a.m Portable dishwather, pool table, antiques, dishet, etc. 631 E Magnolia Drive, Altamonte Spring's. ELECTROLUX 1Ø. Also av.iati. *Peikrs, arid Garrard turrt ____________________ IN liver P&AXA•FTN, PA. PAO1 • "Helen used to be a pretty good tennis player .. . but that was a thousand second-helpings ago!" I1ASKETBALL TEAM Rummage ¶i!c. Friday & Sat. Ill E First Si., Sanford, MAITLANDFLEAMART 1911 Hwy, 1792. Open Sai,& Sun 95 $35 7920 mi STEREO SPECIAL 300 watt, AXOM Garrard con, Pn.nf Sit, rig. 14A. now Only SEMINOLE 4 tot, Sat. StoS, $fl CS New '73 SInger. IS? 95 "Ch Garage-Rummage - . -. mf?',g Orange Ave., Orlando. Mon.. Fri 1 "8-0 brand vacuums. $49 95, A A MCCLANAHAN, Broker 11) N. Park 322-S992 Nlgts, 32311' 54 thna cabinets, table and Chairs, $279. (3 only) rash or terms, United Freight Sales, 1550 S _ ___ . Two 3 bedroom. 2 baths 7546 El CAPltsn, :. ".1.. Winterpark Elmer Bakalla ill .. s Till We SucceeJl" 0 - * .. Bond IeSOLCCRO.CZ M M. Situtlay "' ICON. Hwy 17.92 e uuO StOp Es'rry - * bath, attractive Country setting , t 9Cw W. (entrf heat air. d5h*a.fr. garage, sti.g and no wax vinyl throughout. II to DBty exit, 2 miles west to 230 Bu ena Vista. Builder, 40.37. R Forrest Greene, Inc. " 1. , - Ptth)jfwJ 27 Acres. taketrevt, Znne-d mutl On Hwy 17-92 A PEABODY DEVELOP44ENT 322.8661 or 6 TER 1 '... 7 soanisti. Mediterranean. French Provincial bedroom sets, 17? 95 and up. 4 Sofas, 3 sPyl's to ."-O5i from, Ii9 to It9 95 Terra Alta -- ________I THIS WEEK AT i ' WOod dining room sj"S 'ram famous manufacturers Include Spanlih, Birly Arirn ntp ,, I __________________________ LAKE MARY LUXURY HOME- THIS 3 bedroom, 3 bath horn, with 720 _____________________ With short term kase agricultural e000 n big Lake Mary is our Super-Star! rOof. i bdrooms, 3 baths, family It'spricedatU7.000. we room, with fireplace, formal YOU w4M a home with 1W 33 Houses Rent Furnished dining, large eat In 'lichen. ,zt,. everything this Is it. You name ,, rn or • lo ga re! nxlv Dccl with water too 'hison. hot (1 And lCe) bedroom house t talk Cbçv v ''t'a"!1 icr rent 1 rtioms r,; '. - "' nos, too,Lst Arbor-4 large bIdroorns, 2 c-'O?5sona 5ly 'ccart beat thiS with a stick t.aths. Pool and extras. 141.000. t<aping. 7.9S0. r'---IQJII ' Terms available. 372 23q9. D,5, HlhI.'i 1 h call y, 327 1301 II gr' il C1 USIVE Folks, here .'IIIETER SPRINGS_Apor at 1797 "Stop urn. 1 the aria's nicest tiome and on sic with 4 year eld home 1 three 4rp. lots With huge -.-3 bedro, &ssume moflgege, or ul )0 t. * ths, family 14 room, Pool. Ha Mobile Homes Rent tmt dining. Zoned agricultural, 3 bems, 7 baths, dOwn on new moriçc Wo hive -- -- ---':lma,e control, tw:n Citrus tr,, ''r r.i,y more, we can t el l you W 2S1t, ac Holly 2' Be-tirng', mobile borne available and grape arbcc. Lufppe H?ct.5 a nd oocl about. We arrange financing for Farm porwi for fhip c'u 5 t arxl 2 an I bedroom CoTtage. No as- 1SS.Q. II you're booking sec'uttt th$ home of your choice. Call or colt0i, i..V'tragt.,, r 47Og9O for a home In this range, don't buy Slop by our 0111CC, en till 5p.m. 7 LAKE MARY....Luxurypsorn,onste *....tiP Seminole, 377.400 anything u-ttil y days a week. 200 x 700' zoned agricultural 1000 ou 've seen this --_ on et SQ. it. under roof. 4 bedroorn, 3 "ill I't ' , £ baths, 10' family room with 'W t 1'Y fireplace, formal dining, large EXCLUSIVEcat ink it chen,Ix Y our attention tI * P4eaSef Here's a 2 bedroom horn. 1,' Pool with water top table, and \ ''che-, ere owner cart have a one Cool L-ç-Q IesSiünjl cat Salon Price ct land ( Oifl0. 174.930 1)4.900 includes Window air . 441 I I Coeddloning unit, drapes, and Qealtor kitch Fern Park .tE MARY -N i. c e coiner SOt With yAq? en equipment. Ho has ____________ _____ format dining room. bia trees, Comoiplaiw 'e-?.ed. wOOd ffOOr$, firepla ce and Masorw'y ho me with'] bedrooms, ii ; bath IPr1LflT1jIi.yy detached Qarag., t4er and 7 storage room ..altS L your unity IN ZAyar PLAZA tti PARE A Ill 'HZ * Call Ittjft 0 Anytime viar T BtHCV L'vtns 314 New '56n?' Sales Leader-, Realtors MATTRESS 1 W. Fair Your MuflIl, Listing Agency 6457333 a Iii Springs WE TAX( IPADES fZEALTOPS 256$ Park Or ft9sCerrilet, lH ill~1. 4.. ; t Inc./Realtors •.APIS for . rent, From HOMES and $ICi.) mo C411 473 766? HOME ENTALS&OkCr._9 t9 OR RENT WITH OPTION WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy 51,, sell trade 3)1-31-SE. First 71 actual miles. Excellent condition, Se-eat corner of I1'h 4 Locust or '67 Sunbeam Alpe, 159$, Can Finance. Call 323 5573. or 372-1133 Pete Chlppen(16l. dining room Abandoned, unwanted, bunk cars Suite with breakfront china. Large haute-ti away. Your cost, 1)0, handcarved bookcase, ornate Orlando 77$ 64 enyiirne. C.SrVCd antique radio with ram heads, small curio china cabinet Motorcycles F our high back Queen Anne 18- chairs, Oak rockers, John Wid "Customized" '71. Yamaha 650 XS. diComb 8 piece twin bedroom in good shape. Lots of e'itrns Suite. Leather lop tables, extra Make reasonable offer, Call 3?.) nice brass fireplace Set, Mirr5)15, oak Chine cabinet, oak dining room tuitO with liquor cabinet, Old it Kawasaki 500. *700. Governor Winthrop secretary, Excellent condition. desk. floor lamp, sideboards Call 323.iJl9or I3O-SO. walnut carved console table, 1911 Yamaha 200, approx, MOO corner cupboard;, nate tables, miles, good condition. $330. Ph. pI5 lots mor e. I __________ Beautiful walnut Cabinet, Itrack tape Player recorder player, etc I'ay US. Cash or assume $7 50 per month. PhOriC 647 157?, for tree tiometrial HALLMARK SEWING AND STEREO CENTER, '785w. Fairbanks Aye,,Wjntyr Fla -- at in the way? Sell it fast with a lo w-cost classifIed ad! __________ REPOSSESSED. Fertili:edHay 1 & 3 bedrooms from 117,900, Ste n strom '- Olympic Pool, Play Area si,000 I _________ -- ANTIQUES / * STEREO * Miscellaneous For Sale .1. W v, Acres SR 46 near 14 $44,000 Bring a copy Of this •d with you to Qualify for dis(Ot,n$. --.- 21 Hour Service CalI)fl 7E4 Pangol,j & flahia 372 _____________ 2 Bedroom, I Florida room Ctieibttry. 112.. Ph. 322•Sili, -±L__ Washer dryer, 1)00 tie-p. 1190 mo. Thenf1sw.tQwpattotiot I chlti Call 322 71l. old Car. Sell it with a Clasi4fieii Ad. Brand new 3 bedroom, l'i ba th, tChCn UPPed. Lease AvS6. 'e Nov 1 IVIPJ'15 DAkIUtC MINI NOR Landscaped, refurbished troutout W.v in wall shg n hying room. Gar a ge, owner liquidating assets, EVEREST REALTY. INC Realtor. 1601 5. Hwy 17-92, Maitland, 817 W. 1st REALTY 24O3 Par kDrive Davs3fl72 ?UOHiJWatI1AVe at 1792 COUNTRY aus BALL REALTY SANFORD -I I Callbart Real Estate 322 Si All models Include driveway. car. Pori, screened porch, raised patio, ut ility room, siding and land SCapIng, THREE BEDROOMS, 114.900 Dick Really. 322-1301 50? iJ CUttOrn 3 bedrt 'iba,h, many extras. It x 37 occl. Choice alcn. S.fl,O. Terms, Real Estate Wanted SO 0 .80 Autos 13r Sale 194? Camaro 307, 4 speed, 39,000 1941 Jeep Stetion Wagon, excellent 17 Volt Auto Rattere's 111.9$ REEL'S BODY SHOP lIO9Sanforc1Ayj, - Autos for Sale 80 - \ ' 1972 bea.jtjlj walnut cabinet, AM. FM multiplex radio, S track tape player, psychedelic lights, and :1; )r' 1) iriflIerd IISJ ft tot $.479 Pay balance of $115 or $1.30 monthly, Phone 647-1S77 icr free home trial. HALLMA RK. 1755 W. Fairbanks Ave. Winter Park, :' 17 ,, N...... I ~ STEREOS REPOSSESSED Lei On. Of our friendly ad viior help YOU word-your cleSSitiedd. Call 322-2o11 or 131 9993. r0 lots, corner Din St. & Myrtle' Ave., by owner. J. e . Williams, P0. Box 333. Lolobatche,, Fla, 33170, Convenience Store site, SR 46 t 3Vi Miles NorthooD,,,y D Hall flaIl ea.5, Realtor, 323- 5774 for rent OPENING 75th St.. SJnf Ord RENTING ? . - Nc etiroom, central heat air, p$. mortgage can be b$Wm,d glady Brow n Realty, 3fl.337, 3fl. 2 Acres. paved streW, 3 2 6437; After S. 372,1111 ./ 1 . :'-. '?' II . .. Auto Repairs Parts.Accessories /6 ,grrd furniture and antique's out of Storage, Out of New York, consisting of. -• Inc. Realtors Longwood "Sanford's SaleS Liader" Your Multiple Lilting Agency REALTORS 2$63 Park Dr. Cou.'!ry Homesite, fence, wc'll, septIc tank. 13500 24' * (.0' Trinity doub4 wide, 3 bedroom. 2 bats, family room, -r. ,. ,,, ,,, ,. Brand new 2 or bedroom tavnhous, cc i lont No 3 BEDRO OM,choice shaded r needed for shopping, schools Why pay rent, t lOcation Large bedraoms, low or crsUrch.t ur n those Payments Wall to wall Shag down. 132.300. into vUjiy in a Condominium. carpeting. Dshwasaer, disposal, T a lk to vs about our lease with range ani central heat-aflir, 3 BEDRoOM, Charming shady ar rangemants S accumulateyour HurrytThev.'sonlyI at ,ach yard, Co. hardWood floor. Only down payiint, Call Ruth Rub, $661. 577.500 Assoc. to talk about Sandlew ,)od ' Villas locat ed in Sanford, the best Unfurnished - TArFER REALTY Days 372.6)73 Nights 7221171, In 7352 830-5500 COMMERCIAL LOT 117 * 117' witH frontage on US )7 $73 _sQ 24' * 60' Suncre-, double wide, 2 becjroorn, 7 bath, family room, Situated On 72' x 113' lot. Extremely attra ctive, Central h) wall Carpet S31,o Houses Rent £ 3fl4335 £ 2374 Park Dr. 327-2115 Realfor_Att,,H,,t$. Reg, Brokers REALTY 1'f ', ' '~. Turrlat)Ie ,v-'iij '.tqrro wi?tt t tr.ic i;ty&r aiu rctorder Ai%c multiplex radio. Floor model, walnut fiflith. Sold new for $.47j AsSume blan(e' of $195 or pay Sic per month, Call Credit manager at 377 9111 or see at 307 E. First St. Downtown Sanford Sanford, Fia. Roberts & Gilman Call 322.2420 Anyflme 1:2 1 4 91 _._ llOSW.2O?hSt, Sanford, m masonry home. Needs -ome Painting, $13,500 Term. R. _______________________ Lundquist, Broker, 327 26, Payton 4$' Ramada double, wide, 2 badom, "bath, situated on ii x III' lot. for ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. I ,- MACDOAThBS PUC, Auction FRIDAY.00T I?.? )0P M AnOt he r large Semi load of con , Si. ______ Listings Wanted Downtown Sanford 14' x 322 -'IH S j ..,. toned Approyiij by Gill Fox '*'PUBLIC AUCTION* sic Zoning. o Snfurd. Tree Studded that is ideal for ranch home, or just a place to p'ay. Select me you wan! 11.700 per Deltona Area ' 3 B edroom frame home, with large fa mil y priced at only Itoo Acres --in City, apartments $5500 or 3O0Aj' county graded roads on 3 sides. $7,100 per acre. Low down p6yrnvn?. Terms, R ea ltor y. 327 ?VA or3771l TELEVISION SETS $25 UI> MILLERS 2619 Orlando Drive, 372 03.2 -, ______ Realty It ood terms. JM H1h1 EiLii St. . ------ TillS .\l) IS iOk 11411,000 Discount off on arty of the following 197] closeouts: KULP REALTY 1919s. French Evt. AVALON APARTMENTS ADULLS NO PETS TeiTace a 1224995 30 Orlan .parIment Agency 5- Framp 2 bedroom, 1 bath home, kitchen equipped. furniture , draPe and washer Included. On 2 w hcltrustrej,g lots I0yr. existing mogag,, $143 Sl per o. i0'V Is? St menstrom 3 bedroom, front kitchen, I?' *33', Air. 1.3.000. 327 099betwien 9 arid EXCLUSIVE MINOLE.REALTORORLWP MULTIPL E LISTING SERVIr _____.•._, CONVENIENT to stores, 3 bedrOom,1ba,fl tffia,I lo, $l, Trm - U Geneva ' Housesfor Sale • ALL mE EXT1Ak vOu' cxICT AND DES$*vt, __* *A MA - BuiItiinq Includes 3 StEw HME, PACKSD FULL OF Off W*t .5th with aS5i?1.! Owner has told us-to get offer on commercial lot downtown San lord. Corner of Laurel 6fld First ITS rrses 1 mile from Sanford. -_ Commercial Site--wIth 7 Bay set viCt station buildings on Country Club Road, Lots and Acreage - (%1 MoOile Home flank Reposse-j5 IS to Choose from, $31237) Dealer 711 NOak. Sanford 3fl 7174 d6y. lfl 04Se ve and :ays "redc, price" in nice ate.. 4 bedrooms, This tome as central air and heat if 19 wall carpel. washer an dryer, I)' x 18' new storage %tsed Nicity Ianthcftp,d, plus -D '- - -- REPOSSESSIONS buildirig5 SI S Acre's for sale. Frontage on ba 1w road. Zone agriculture tie.' bet' home site and pasture - Mobile Homes I? JOHN SAU LS AGENCY S2i balance of $143 PITI or ymr ! as $)i $713 per month PITS. RIGHT Almost new. 3 br. I', bath 7 pct mfg. No closing costs. No qualifying, Mo in now, Atum. mortgage, $133 monthly, OWNER MUST LEAVE Great RETIREE INYE31MENT --" "-' St ar1 ar ting ng - - &? 3" 7" S SIDE GLANCES TV- Radio-Stereo - 71" Color Console Zenith, $193; 50' GarardAM FMandStrack Sterec console, 121); 10" Stereo, as is 3.45; Cash or Terms arranged, Per month. Call Credit Manager, 9411 or see at Sanfor d Sewing Center, 307 E. I Cn,writo*n Sanford JOHNNY WALKER Bt•JVU Y-PRICED CLIFF JORDAN ready to move? S,ts excess AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP, 531-6300 SPECIAL . Siemper Two bedroom, furnished apt adult s only 1160 month. 3Z3'4 20 att 3 P.M. ----------- BATEMAN hfeglstereg Broker 323 $170 ' s . - One .sire- wooded With frontage at Chutuota JACK R. MCCLURE GREGORYMOBILE HOMES Vrench Ave 33Ortantioor. 3235 200 Houses for Sale Il Al I COmpIIng I new ) bedroom homes with garage, air anti CarO. 't ,ulef 1.w"ML Walk to it t an Pa yment, Only to $7i,, • items 2US Park Drive., 372 2861 A FINANCING AVAILASLI t Convenient and charming, just Wanted To Rent rt.re - 41 1 0C3 I VfrlL.0 Urgent tleed 2 bdrm unlurnithed rome for family with 2 small ':hildren, 327 0692 after WELAKA APARTMENTS 111 W.t.5t, ' £Uu Fj Houses for Sale r SSOp.r month Call 3fl-11(J Apartmen Rent Furnished Call Jerry h.,T - SANFORD CLOSE IN Tin Building, Garage potent i' Stoks. 134791i afttr 4, week Cl)ngarageapt k'tchectfqujpped Anytime .'rU3mo CAllOrljn.ti.t $ '- 41 - _j S2117, 322 l"A' central heat 31 uipped kitchen r - -- wail to *611 drapes, carpeting, Business Property For Rent LAKE r'''l-t'jil- ----. r.Iul I -. FLORIDA AVE MNUkU, F LA. - I Apartments Rent Unfurnished GENEVA GARDEN Stop or office in the beautiful new APARTMENTS Lakeview Plaza, heal, air, lanitor, isosw 251h St. l.]iO It. or 775 t heady for you. 3 rooms, 7 baths, carpj, ea apes Ki tchen eq uipped. 3 _________________ ________ children 5ceed. Call 322 3090. Adding 6 room to our Home' •a e ak'.e tr • Furnlih it with stems, Advertise in U roam? A Classified Ad Will f5 d CI8UIIII Adi bUyer, flfOtd.w own PrIStIQiQ05 office suite,elevator parking an MARY Sanitoriai service Included. AAA I 1170 T -------. - & 2 bedr oom units air rdI eat Pni C$ubho1j, Laundry 60 c4arpe s urap private patio or Fully k.tt DU 1 11. -------------- _-_I. I u, 10 Acres. Beautiful. woO.J partly in grove. Only $3300 Make your roof cool, calm, arid protected with our special treatment, For Information att this new pct produ ct come by: 3 bedroom, 1'-, or two baths, all brick. From 173.400. 701Pi Street to Locust, turn left to 11th St., right on Valenc ia Court Nar. Model cc-en 1-6 p ni daily On site phone 321/010. ----d C. Several Tirm's available' __ - InComeand frontage. GENEVA 4-Nothing Down _.-..i.1 Sanford Avenue. ]lots. 12 x100' pct, 110*0. Owner will Inarve I Sell 'Unwants' With A Want Ad For Money . ----------.--;w Investment Property Twenty acres ':orsed MI, railrOad Lots and Acreage All 17 line's reduced. 2, 3, and 4 bedroomdouble widesredtcedup MOSSIE '011500. Tremendous Savings this we-eli only, Place Home's North, Hwy. 1793 at Lake Kathryn BROKER Estate's,? ml. North of Hwy. 434 .-,--__------__-------------- - 13 Mobile Homes CLOSE OUT BONANZA Unfurnished newrt dupli'* .ptrt ments Close in, 3 bedroom, I bath, wall to Wall Cat, 1Ci dtShwir, dsøoat 1150 incIvd'5 water qarbagendsndAxiwOphSi, 46 - ~_ TREE! 41 30 Apartme, Rent -----------_ Sonsom Wishing ___ A1,11111111 ___ by A I Shop Classified. You Stop 1 Thursday, Oct. 18, 1913-116 'ECONOITIOrIEO Retrugri'ators, Wathers Dryers. and WARRANTY tree De-livery. .jPIl TESIT3[- APPLIANCE , - W drive ft now. ___ MIMAC.pUId'. dmrwbam McrA thIn sc-o dralZrs coaSt-To-coast. __ llictri9crators _ 1befTlfltbeeI ~____ __ - - - - --~ - --- __ +Now and Used; Freezers WniIeri. P H, 2226111 -- - tt and Air Con tt!it'nc1. GENEVA HEATING & AIR CONDIT I ON ING , 306 Ortâns23 Drive', 323 5131. DICK BAIRD INC. :y.436 .17.9 Fern Park -131 831 2933 OrIwdo ____Dr. (1742) 46n t J'J PH. 322231 - �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 . . By MARK WEINTZ Herald Staff Writer ON vW1 :. ____ !! __ .1! - . . -- t~ VqF Im . . __ CAx Z QW 11*11Z7T , - -- IOU tr,w ..z P I! . - . V P-M "MM . I Um IT-al 1—r, - r ,1 . tLU - &W WAII am tw I øn am MW GM swn -- am MR aw 9" — au; WJU MW . — PICK-BACKS o.sf swit" Prics HxWsO - 24 - I if £.hts 22'x36zl3" 3114 1W kia" 64 t 18 128 — . - -- .. - t' .. - - - i. - 4251 --. 4253 _________ l 7 95 0 ow vwt Buitvin steel maintains rigluity. Metal UChannet encased shelves am s4dr can't sag or sp!it. 24 bins included ... 12"Dx4"Hx4"W. Rapid assembly needs no tools, tape, or glue. Model 3321. Outside POW SNW 4351 — — dim,ns.ions18W'H, 28W. 12½ 'D. — SM SW GM su" am sun COMMERCIAL TOTES 4M Von swum for loads upto5Ojb& 1 .--.• fr ' t'ut &M UAR CM jn ' . (4 ' - — tu u1I. T41 tlkk cwriat,d awiml w4 *Nh pvt sia stt,ta t,, (, ,as4t Yw - -.. -, ___ I 4357 2"x12 'x4 ' 4'x18"x4" 4454 6 'xl8 'x4" at". bill *Ith$S4 tN, 0-4. C crLc I-Aie W-is tm uikz t;ui. ?eL 4457 tiWaH _____ - — 2Tx15W'x9' $38.75 $43.75 $52.50 -&----man" -- HEAVY-DUTY TOTES am Aw -.j:. I - I WOO AM ___ VW-1 van P* Pi' Ca.tit - 5I,thc 0's, — = '- in ______ 40Q3 No - 1i O. t c Wi H _ _____ &WA AM G 5L(1 T tfl am swa r _ 'in I I Yet I rfl C,ts of 12 -. - LI t-S 4I 21"x14WIY 2rr14w11" faf y0d; If V74 w-sh. Wr-9 urT -ack ar-A d-OwAr tt-4-,j WAWA SIAX fV a =a Wntional *' chligg, bul y,-;.i Save by ptkal t.4 "a "Tr morcaand4euo flslnhltosbtcdtattamirewcnhand. s18 Ma','ial Handling and Steps Savtr for St ock corns Ship. ping and Receiv 8 i. ng apart. ints. Banh. Sto,rermu. As. - EdWIh rr eevy duty nifu muuulr costm 2 stationary and 2 sw!v_tl. two pin type 24"x 3 lisp wnn r anges FOMC d ' fdiI 0rar ftnth pho timed baked On •nirntl Modal - - - ' - ' -...- -. QW VOW! Qc( VW Ime awsw UrJt1Mfl I $ o :t SW em mut cizt vvut k LUI wow IujI - MODEL 5C-2O24 ''iiittiii''. 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. 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CD C V-40. 01) Different F rom I srael A nd IC 11 (I' 00 CD 0. 0 J:D3 Egyp t __ 0 CD tfl3 I c;::::? ilD ___ __ cE DI) Do 1113 un , - 4- IM -' 3 0 4 ," de, — By THE ASSOCIATED PRFSS The Israeli military corn- the front that he saw no eviThe Egyptians said they adSinai Desert today after beating tians again tried to push for. Egypt claimed is tanks soLidated new positlnns In the back an Israeli counter- ward in the desert's northern winced farther into the Israeli- mand also reported another dence that the IEraeUs gave up offensive. Israel said the Egyp- reaches but were stopped short, occupied Sinai peninsula In a naval exploit. It said its naval ground. Defense Minister Moshe Datank battle Sunday that cost the patrol boats sank 14 "armed Israelis 150 tanks and 29 war- fishing type" boats In harbor of yan said in a televised speech Has Gharth, on the Gulf of Suez Sunday night that the "serious, planes. But the Israelis said they re- during the night. Israel said the decisive battle" with Egypt was I linquished no ground in the sev• harbor, 20 miles across the gulf yet to come. "This is not like previous en hours of desert lighting and from Israeli forces on the Sinai claimed the attacking Egyp- peninsula, was an Egyptian wars. It is a war of many days and much blood," he said. "The (inns lost more than 200 tanks commando base, Otherwise, the Israeli cornImportant question is not a and 15 planes. "The pattern of today's fight- mand said, It was a quiet night cease-lire. R is how much lag has become localized on both the Syrian and Egyp- equipment the enemy will have left w he n we ha ve finished the a clas hes in various se ctors," the tian fronts. The rgyptlan mili ta ry corn- war. What we would like is for Egyptian statement said. On the Syrian front, DaDarn-mand said the lighting Sunday the Arabs to hurt so ba dly that ascus reported heavy tank, in- along tht 102-mile Sinai front they cannot think of war." The Israeli command an. lntry and artillery battles "raged with utmost violence d ut:y th:t lriel 1ud r: jf, it f."11 0, \i i-lr,ic!r ,u;d forces iiiade territorial gains all lost 656 soldiers in the first eight war ground into its 16th day. days of fighting, the state radio Syrian shelling was slowing along the line. But in Tel Aviv, the Israeli gave an unofficial figure of the Israeli advance toward Damascus and the Israeli tanks comma nd claimed Egyptian 2,000 wounded. Nei ther Syria tb were re ported about 21 miles armored units failed to nor Egypt h4.s given casualty from the ancient Syrian capital. penetrate the Israeli defense figures. Egypt reported intense air Correspondents with the Israeli line which It said was still about forces reported that long-range 2' miles inland from the Suez battles over the northern Nile Monday, October 15, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 delta Sunday and claimed 15 Is. Syrian guns opened up when- Canal. 66th Year, No 47 Price 10 Cents Associated Press correspond- raeli planes had been shol ever the armored columns tried to advanec. ent Paul Kohn reported from down. ti t' rurii the J - II Y% o I 11tilm rl - - __.. ---- _,i__ - - _ - — - — . — U ZI U was Receives ire Plan -x;v w - 6& LNL16N1hh1 .AM es ree. en To A ams" M _ A VA,664 preliminary budget request for the newly-mated Seminole County Fire AFt, stera have been unsuccessful, hope ... whether they go through He charged the Arab attack Prutectlwi Dcpartmcnt was MIAMI BEACH AP 110 president George Meany he said with the agreement, I don't on Israel was planned, Inspired presented today to the count' At that time, Mean> and know he said indicated today the tentativ e and supported by the Soviet commission by Gary KaLw* peace agreement with the Teamsters President Frank E Mern> ga ve no indication as Union and urged that the United ctairmar, for the fire standards Teamsters for settlingthe Fitzsimmons disclosed a to the nature of the problem but States give Israel whatever committee California Farm Worker (Its.agreement in principle" with said a full report would be made military equipment Is needed tO The commission, noting pile may be falling apart.United Farm Workers Presl d ur ing the AFL-CIO Convention preserve "this tiny democratic been earmarked "Something has happened." dent Cesar Chavez that would which opens here Thursday. state in the Middle East." He from federal revenue sharing - —: - -.---- • I'\ •- - Meany said. "We reached an end the long and sometimes agreement then all of a sudden vio!ent jurisdictional fight be- Under the tentative agree- said this "is in our national ment, the Teamsters were to interest." not hi ng," re pudiated to the AFL-CIO the agreement were withheld signed spee s year with Calif ornia Maritime Trades Department, pendiittamitioa ~,th le- grape growers and leave organI"1m Ing*f4J aU'Is to Chavez's byCO ui'e had bcn tact with the Teaimters since MnY aini union. The CITISteTS would re• MeMny said 3all r tIn urI5dlrtIflfl over all the tentative eace act Was LcflfllppOil )flS&f "UrhUrs, Such as in tkie announced Sept. 28 in Washing. Fitzsimmons. and neries, warehouses and packing . A up heds. given "We have not Efforts to contact the Team- NAVAL CADETS COMMISSIONED GENERAL Leonard F. Chapman commissioned Sanford Naval GENERAL Academy cadets into th e Marine Jji.ir ROTC during erimonk at the Sanford Sports Stadium on the school's Dad's Day, Saturday. Here )i salutes Midshipnui Ross Mclnnim, with Major Richard Conally (r) and Midshipman Doug Ilowlett (center). . ISp 1rn - - - - - - - - - - T 4 68 WASHINGT`ON (Al'i — For- ing the problems that ruined his 4 6-17 wer Vice President Spiro r. political career. -- t+ I LI ' By John A. Spoiskl P. I I emotlons...embarrMixed assrnent and admiration. When 42-year-old Willie Maya got his feet crossed and his eyes blinded-I tried sinking through the floor. However, his eyesight was more than adequate when he Was at home plate for yesterday's series game and caught 7 the ump in a "goof." And tat when he bounced a single over pitcher Fingers' out-stretched hand and brought in what proved to be the ning run, well I couldn't have been more relieved. Most wives lose their husbands for two nights this week... FL football tonight and thea again the resumption of the third game of the World Series on Tuesday night...(wish I had some stock in the ur1v-stufl. cauEe they're surely going tobesduinga heck of a lot of six packs, eh?i 1 I - ' -' SPIRO A(;NEw Careerrulncd ----- f5 > 1 r.4'? 'If F 0. 1 V I a I don't think so...for too many years they have known that by hiring a siuirp attorney they've been been. able to get away with -murd er," and that's the pr imary reason why the crime rt' ci'ntmucs to cllmb ' i Douglas offered no substantiation for either claim. Lomnething happened News 3 monte Springs ire chief, is t apparent top candidate. 10 Study Digest • ' hole in the doughnut plaguing them for more than 2.5 years. (Page 5A I begin back g round P R. ord ( age Pr e?g IB) DENIOCIIATS are cautioned by their party chairman not to expect a Watergate-Agnew windfall of congressional seats in 1974. (Page '0 : 1B) intrude possible conflict of interest Into inspection and % I F I)F it 'U CItIMI' (OMMISSION says buildi ng department decisions. criminals niost should be treated 11 enien 1 y as The proposed measure is also bad, the grand jury said, > POsslule because toughness has fail ed. (Page I B) because it "gives permission -. iCont'd. On Pg. 3A Col. 1) A 6OVERNMENT POPULATION EXPERT SlYS h' will re(1)nlmend easing PrOlx)scd rules : s 'eri!I-, teriliza '1o9 tion. 'Pa"" JBI • NEW ('IVILIAN PREMIER promises con• Altamonte Will Appoint City Stud Panel .............. y -- ' -------- . . , - - Than f I . _ - - - ..... - '- --_- X :. ... stitution and elections after student riots fo,-ce "I' I Shindle 31 a Premier Thanom Kittikachorn to resign. i€'iiiber of the county electrical At .'i MflNTE si'i INGS \ be made to the council on a new :.j review board, will be arraigned 9.11-member charter stud>' city charter. The present charter was today on extortion arid perjury conuinssion will be appointed A WINIWEI) FIRE that raced across 20 adopted in the late 1950s. charges stemming fromthe by the city council at Its 4;30 Swofford estimated the charger blocks of wooden tenements and small grand jury probe. p.m. meeting Tuesday. Lawrence Swofford study will take about year. one The "voluntary" suspension businesses leaves 1,100 homeless in a rundown Mayor will of Shlndle, 1400 Allison DTIVC, said today the commission Boston suburb. (Page 1B) Also on the agenda is report Altamonte Springs, was told public hearings to from consulting engineer Bill 3> requested by the commission determine recommendations Palm on costs of hiring an the report detailing what X. Index eng engineering i neering firm to do an the Grand Jury termed imanalyses of the new sewer inWeather 7A lB Entertainment Areidcaths proper and possibly illegal terceptor system. IIon.svopc 6A , Bridge .................6A Yesterday's high 86 low this construction and Ins pection The board will discuss Hospital notes 6B 6U Calendar morning 65. Partly cloudy for practices in the county. through Tuesday memos from the zoning notices ----Public 2A j 4-511 the most part csstliedaJs The charges against Shindle a lire prevention g Comics ------showers, deportment, Society ---------6A 1A stem from an alleged Incident with slight chance of 211413 6A Sports Crwurdle Highs mostly mlii to upper code and will hear from in the building department the of State 5A 6A Lows tonight mid to upper representatives Abby Dear reportedly COS. offices in which he Maitland-South Seminole Stocks ................18 , 6A told an electrical Inspector to 6os. of Commerce on a ha mber 4/i TV FtIItorialenmrnt Shower probabiltv 21) per C expect "a couple of accider's" I rop1'sed election rally, jib b 'hinP. " r cm itnt thr'uzh Fu I iif ---------- Ia you U • •a1ls al. Everglade - rc- c i a'i rirv---Offi FLOuain't RIDA CITY Park say they have almost filled the : '- - Cneer Up. - . things cotid hi worse, Supposing you were one of those who contributed to the I) k ii' Fund \n Johnson during his term in the White House asserted to me that even his phone was tapped." . . Elec ric Ord*inance formally discussed the grand jury report since it was Issued \ salary for the department head. for which Kaiser, former Alta- b during his term In the White CnmrnkcInnrc ha ve '.\ Think about this one for iiiuinent..the federal crime iriost says c ommission criminals should be treated leniently as possible because toughness has failed. • F - 4,js 0 U ined " morally certain that the conference room of - %% - Kiii3er called his budget request a "minimum necessar~ to effectively implement the oii MI t\\ Seminole County corn- tinually rejected by the inAfter leaving the U.S. courthouse In Baltimore Wednesday inissioners were scheduled spector. On the proposed electrical where he was given a $10,000 today to work on a proposed three years' probation electrical ordinance blasted ordinance, the grand jury fine and It will perpetuate the ha ed rg on the tax charge, Agnew last week by the grand jury as c of allowing dccold system promised he would make the an example of how some public "carelessness trivial review board members to spccch. officials -how toward publi c property and 40% 50X chiefi, accord- - I 1 - program," saying he doubted an inspector can be hired at the $7,Soo rate set by the county. The budget includes $15,000 'We who live In the District of Columbl.3 know that electronic gurvelilance Is com ard -,I%!(. abotit it," said one associate. -But I think he will state his case firmly. I 9 district fire --7J the ing to Kaiser. 4 WASHINGTON JAP) — Supreme Court Justice William 0. Douglas asserted today Bo pect him to be teff ibly defen- - oU 00 linance cEll VT' u 12, setting up for the urithcorratcd area:; an authan> Ecbuilding 1nspcvtlons and pian r1eview that can be enforced by HOUSE ANt) SENATE COMMITTEES "There wont be any whining and complaining and I don' t cx- h AftW Douglas also asserted that the Supreme Court's ultra-confidential conference was bugged. Douglas' assertions came In a' dissent to ihat uuId normally have been a routine action denying ball to a criminal defendant. - ' 9 ai -- - ge U The approximately 15-minute Agnew addres.srs a television audience tonight and sources speech Is to be televised live at indicated the farewell st*mh 7:30 p.m. EDT by NBC and inav be an inestruction on avoid- CBS. Agnew resigned Wednesuay and pleaded no contest toa federal charge of Income tax evasion. lie spent much of the week. end working on the speech. without the help of his speech. writers, Sources close to the former / vice president said the speech would L lrgel> his Oifl wo. k. - - LBJ, H10gh Court Agnew Talks To u.s. V*a elevision Tonig t 10 - - - - VLO -- funds for fire protwtion, indicated it will settle the budget disparity at Tuesday's regular in n4 g. Last week -i The '_ - _-- - . ._____ �2A— The Sanford Herald - Monday, Oct. 15, 1973 __ ___ ________ Legal Notice ___eqal Notice NOTICE OF PkOFnIP.Sr.S _______ _______ TH VACATING. ABAN)NING, DISCONTINUING AND CLOSING OF DRAINAGE EASEMENT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Board of Count,' Cornmiu,ont'rs of Seminole County, Florida, at 7 ocIocI. p.m OC 0% tOOfl thereafter as posSiblean the Ott. day of November, AD, 1913, in Inc County Commissioners Mftting Sanford, Florida. will hold a Public Hearing to Consider and determine wt%ether or not the Couty wilt 3A — The S! _____________________ ____________________ _____________________ Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICE OF SHERIFrS SALE Legal Notice Legal Notice - - Legal Notice I The Semnote County Bo3rd 04 j CWT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. (nty cormistoners ii rcei IIi1 bdsat theotticeol 'rtnvr i. beck FLORIu Eztior inued out of and under PROBATE DIVISION ô. Forest City, (village) Florida, Estate rwr. *IIfl. .i., C''. "ti 'A 12 PROBATE DIVISION the seal of the County Court Of Senilnole County, Florida under the DIANA MAE ECHANIZ. Deceased In re the MarrIage Of Estate of: Monday. October 72. $91). for fur PATRICIA JANE PRESKITT CASE PlO. 73fl1-CP NOTICE TOCREDITORS SmlfloIe Cojnty, Florida, Upon 0 fictitiouS name of SUBURB JAP4ET PRATT FRASEP. nPng Inc following items O fliw Petitioner Estate ci All creditors of Diana Mae IinI judgment rendered in the REALY, and tha,I Intend to Decea OecCdsed. equipment to the County of " FRIEDA SMITH. aforesaid court oi the 25th day of registersaidnaniowithlheClerkcl Echwi:,whodiedon5eptemberfl NOTICE TOCREDITORS Seminole, FIorIda JAMES ROGER PRESKITT NOTICE TO CREDITORS July. AD. 1973, in that certain case the Clrcul Court. Semi-ole County. 1973, whIle a resident of Seminole All creditOrs of Janet Pratt REFUSE PAfKING AND Respondent TO ALL PERSONS HAVINO County. Ftoric1, are notified that hitIC(1, Charlotte Campbell d b a t- r,rr. n crt f.'tj! I 1973 WIIh Fiyrji TRANSFER EQUIPMENT, con NOTICE OF CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST pcovson% of the F icjstiou% Name they are rrqurca to file any claim Earth Candlrs Plaintiff, .vs Pauline wtiIe a rCnt of 5.rmnoi County. %ItIfl cf the following itemS; JAMES ROGER PRCSKITT SAID ESTATE: Ablon, d b a This 'n That Shop, Statutes, ToWil. Section SOS 179 or demands that they may hCv FIord. are notified that they A 1 RefuSe Transfer Packer 211 Cosky Dr., You and each 01 you are Hereby against her Estate in the Circuit Oclendant. which aforesaid Writ of required to file any claims or Florida Statutes 1951. B 3 Rear Loading Rfu Marine. Calif. 09339 nolif lid and required to file any Court for Seminole County, Florida demands that they may have Eiiecution was delivered to me as 5: John B. Randall C. 3 Truck Tractors PetItion for dissolution of marriage either of you. may have against saId Florida, within six calendar month and I Pave levied upon the IolloWIng Court fr Seminole County, Florida, DEUl? for Transport (railers tram the date of that fIrst and other relief has been filed estate In thecfficeol the Clerk of the in the Courthotjse at Sanford. deScribed property Owned by 0. 2 Refuse Transfer you and you are required to Circuit Court of the 18th JudIcial -. ._. publication ci this NotIce. Each Florida. within four calendar Pauline Abton d be Thu .n That IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. ______________________ EMIO.E iiJNi LOiLA. fIOTICE ISHEREI3V GIVEN that FICTITIOUSHAME INMIMOLF THE CIRCUIT COURT, COUNTY. FLORID IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR COUNTY. FLORIDA ;;t rROATC vito CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.194A *4: NOTICE IS nt'rcny çtvrn Phil ; Seminole County. FIorid, rnc,te CIRCUIT PROBATE DIVISION. IN and filed in duplicate, and must detenWs to it. If an' Ofl Irving B. Probate Division, in the Cou.thouSe publication of tni Notice. E3ch AND FOR SEMI PIOLE COUNTY, state the ptaceol residence and post. Gussow. Attorney for Petitioner, at Sanford. Florida, within ix cLaim or demand must be Po writing particuLarly described as follows' P.O. BoX 179j, calendar months from the l:me of All the fur,slture, furnishIngs. FLORIDA offlceaddressoItheIajma,tandb. whose address is filed in duplicate, and must sworn to by the claimant, his agent Sanford, Florida 37771. dOd file the the first publicatIon of thiS rutice. litu(5't, inventory, stock in trade In the matter ci stale the placeof residence end post or hit attorney, or It will become original with the Clerk of tne aI)Ve Each claim or dtmand must Li in Office mddressof the ctiimmnt and be arid .IlgoodformcrIy located in the Estate of styled Court on or before the 5th day writIng and filed In duplicate and void according to law, This 'n That Shop. 92 East Hçhway SVEN BIRGE II WESTER, sworn to by tne claimant, his agent November, 1973, otherwise a statolheplaceofresideflCeandPost Dated thiS 2nd day of October, Zay:es k'z. Fern Park, Deceased. or his ttorney. or it will become 436. the Judgment may be entered against office aciciresi of the claimant and AD,, 1973. Florida. FINAL NOTICE void according to l you for the relIef demanded In tile muSt be sworn to by the claimant, Santiago Echani: NOTICE I hereby given that it', C)ated thiS 5th day of October. and the uflCJcrSigncd as Sheriff Phi0i, his agent or oIlo4ney, or the same Administrator Seminole County. Florida, mill at undersigned will, on the lit day of A 0, 1973. WITNESS My hand and seal of shall be void. of the Estate of 11:00 AM. on the 6th day of November, AD. $973, present to the ' Elizabeth Fraser Kelly Schre4er Sild Court this 3rd day of October, Dated at Sanford, Florida, this Diana Mae Echanli November, A D, 1913, offer for sale Honorable Virgil B. Conkling, Executrix of the Estate of 11th day of september, 1973. and sell to the highest bidder, for Probate Judge of Seminole Count,', CLEVELAND. MIZE & BERRY Janet Pratt Fraser (Seal) Marita 'Jone Attorneys fcr Estate cash. SubieCt to any and all Cxitting Florida. his vouchers, as ad Arthur 11. Beckwith, Jr., as At Executrix teIfl, Ot th Front (West) Door of minisirator of tf Estat, of SvEN P.O. Drawer z CLEVELA'ID. MIZE & BERRY Clerk of said Court of said estate the Seminole Couiity Courthouse in BIRGER WESTER, deceased, and 209 Norh Oak Avenue Attorneys for Estate By: Linda M. Harris Richard J. Triimen Sanlord, Florida, the above at saø time, lIin and there. mike Sanford. FlorIda 37771 209 North Oak Aven* Deouty Clerk of Johnson. Motsinger, describid periaI property. Said application to the said judge for a Pu!,li%h: Oct. 5, IS, 1973 P.O. Drawer z Irving B. GussOw Trismen and Sharp, PA. PERSONS INTERESTED MAY San#ord, Florida 3777; prOperty b*ing stored at Adams final settlement of his ad- OEU ' Attorrey for Petitioner P 0 Box 1660, Winter Park, APPEAR AND ITE HEAROAT THE Transfer & Storage at 700 JorTn m'i.str,stlon ol Sail 'State, .nd Ir IN THE ,,.,1 rir1. 17? 1795 CIRCUIT COURT, p o 'i , ii, '.4" ' '.. .'. ,.,'''i.'; .'f',r ' rr1' .P,1r:nr: P.. i', I ' i SLMI7IOLL COUNTY, FLORIDA, 1iiria 32J11 Atjrj tor Ls?u rI L..iP ILL) _._.,., ____________ . ._ Fi.rThtr nfrniatic,n ,iaii,t4e Irom DATEL) thiS 1St day f Otot'c'r, IN PROBATE HO. 73'24$-CP Publish; Oct 5, $, 72. 29, 1973 Frieda Smith the Civil Division of the Seminole A D. 1973. In re: Estate of DEli-Il P.O. Box 1660, Board of County IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND By: S: Roger M. Nixon County Sheriff's Depar:m,nt. WILLIAM AYLETT FITTS III -Winter Park, Fla. 32159 ---Commissioners FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Con'iflankWinter Park., Tnt said sate is being made to Publish: Oct. 1,5, 13, 27, 93 Deceased. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FLORIDA. ci4 S'minoie County, Florida Trust Officer s0tify the terms ot said Writ of ToAll Creditorsarid Persons HavIng FOR OEU 1 COUNTY, CIVIL ACTION NC. 73-l431.0 SEMINOLE By; A,thur H. Be-ckwltt,, Jr. Execution. lSd South Orlando Avenje Claims or Demands Against Said FLORIDA Clerk. In ri: the Marriage 04 ___________________ __________ John E. Polk. Winter Park, Fl. 37119 Estate: DORIS JACKSON, PETITIONER fly: learn K. Hare. CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1314-A Administrator of the Estate IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Shtriff You and each of you are hereby In re 'he Marriage Of AilO puly Clerk CHARLES WILLIE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Seminole County. Florida 5: Thomai C. Freeman, Esquire notified and required to present any CHARLES C. COFFEE, Husband FLORIDA. Putlsh' Oct. 15, 1973 JACKSON, RESPONDENT. Publish: Oct. IS. 72,79, Nov. 5, 1973 Post Office Box 54$ claims and demands which you, or .'td ru 93 NOTICE OF ACTION Attamonte'Sprlr,gs, Ft. Snot PROBATE NO. 73.'d35-CP OEU$3 either of you, may have against the PATPICIA LOUISE COFFEE, Wife In re the Estate of 10 WILLIE CHARLES JACKSUN ____________________ Attorney for Administrator estateof WILLIAM AYLETT FITTS 716 '. .r.r:eee Avenst NOTICE TO DEFEND FAPICPION S ','cllO}I[RTS, Publish: Oct. 1,1. IS, 22, 1973 1ff THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND III,deceiased,tateofsaidCounty,to THtE STATE OF FLORIDA TO. Poughkeepsie, New Yoik Deceased FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. DEU3 CITYOF tile Clerk of the Circuit Cur1, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PATRICIA LOUISE COFFEE. NOTICE TOCREDITORS FLORIDA. CASSELBERRY,FLRIDA Sominole County, Florida, at hit whose resIdence Is unknown arid that an acIon for disSolution of To all Creditors and Persons CIVIL ACTION NO, 73.1419 B Noliceol Public Hearing Office in the court house of said w-isose last kiviwn maIling addresS is having ciatm rw dtmCnl' FICTITIOUS NAME is Ii rabi OiV*fl t:sat lila marriage hat been filed against you In re; the Mirriagi C...'.. " "a ..J. I..4l. WII$Ui %Ieoh.rdann Enoch Ha%flitaI. ' ° 'o: JP4 N Ot!GL! ! •e Ci!,' Iy CovtTct! , six cateno ,r n'.r.:'s IrOriI tile limo Of'ic. .-.. . . 7. i i... ,,_. . ., .. -. Towniar,. r.* S.1j, Y".s 3rd a" . •q.' - -. .-,,.....'-. . . .-.- ....renounce and disclaim &ny rigtat Of th County a tne public in md tO the following drainage easement rrtning through the described prçrty. towl,: "That platted drainage easement l4tct Inwidlh.eathhalfofwalthis pt1ed 7 feet within, upon, and .lcross ?t.e following lots, or po or, Thereof, as depIcted on pta? ot Lake )larriet Estates recorded In Put t',o& $7, pages 15 and 16. public recordS of Seminole County, Florida; South 69.6.5 feet Of Lot $22. LOts 173 through l Lots 1)0 through 136 uth 69.65 feet of Lot 111 SpeClfICati3flS may be obtained at the office of the Seminole County Engineer. 4300 South Orlando Drive, sriford. Florida 32771, or by writing Clerk's Office. P.O. Drawer C. Sanford, F1o4ida 37771. All bids are lobe in a sealed envelope, plainly marked on the outside, "Sealed Bid for REFUSE PACKING AND J - ________ " 4 fii FICTITIOUS NAME ar,tngagtd inbQsinC55t 512 Teai wocxt Drive, Attamonte Springs, Semm0b0C0ti, Florida under thi. fictitious name of Bl.IIE WATER SAILHOA1S and t..mt .'eintpnd ye r&s.ivr .agIn4rn.we;, : '' ' ' 2 C'Eti fl LIEU It _____________ Complaint or the Plaintiffs' •t torney,Ucnop Dikeou.tq.,5O0E High*xy Stite 70, Canelbtr,. Florida, Orid file the Original lfl the (if lire' of the ClCrk Ut tue Circuit Cria,(t Ori cit before Otttjt't 23rd, 19?); otherwisetpealIegatiso, (ne ArnecideilComplaitt will be taken as oOietsce) ' , 4'(' -- .... -, . - AMPLON = PANTY HOSE '"" _.__.. '' - '' - THE FIT THAT WON'T OUIT! BEIGE. TAN. NUDE OR TAUPE (PEG 99c) - -. c WitH COUPON 6 7 LtI" t 1j — - - _______ ' - pii• s,.. .e - ' AQUA NET HAIF SPRAY R(G & HARD TO 14010 6k 1302 —PEG 49 LIMIT Qt4I'AlTit COuPON THRIl ICI 1, C = _________ _____ __________ ____ _________ _____ j _______ _________ - .. - ____ ____________ 5 GRAIN U,S.P. I UU CT. MbiflhIV . REG 29C C • I , . 1; LIMIT ONE WITH COUPONTHRU 10/17 - IL(. 'J1II - VISINE EYE DROPS ½ OZ. (REG. 1.43) ' U - C LIVITOPIIW1TH COuPONTnPUIO'I1 __- _________ TEK • Hard or Med. 1! TOOTHBRUSH 11 tJ 11 RA1D-l6oz.ANT & ROACH AEROSOL ________________________ _____ ______ . - j J , County \'V orks On Ordinance - _______ -- ... code "be on the written authority of the County Cornmission and not delegate nor reduce standards below the 7 National Code." Commissioners and board members have defended the present system of a1losing rnvinw ts'mnri$ "Interperative pu\sc'rs" to appl). 'lod m• stallatlon practtc's" over national codes—but claim no safety measures are ng1ected. In other business today, the commission is scheduled to rc',icw the newly enacted ordinance creating a county fire department for the unincorporated areas, and di.5cu33 budgeting tlw department. t,f '.... demolition cost estimates and reat L51a1C CU5I C3LIlllLiLVC. non.complex i ,, tile (k'tuber 19. - women, said police, Bulletin Sheriff John Polk today told Lake Mary city council to forget accepting his XIICC protection conS trRit nrl net' that money for a fire hdrant stem which the city does not have. Polk told the council new city could rely un his dcputles, apparently without cost for the next year in order to ht't:iIl the fire hs'. drant system. F 'or four CCfSfiitive nerd Hee.Id Dated ih 19th di,' ci Srpternt-rr. 197] (Seal) c'kS ri Ihc' I I I NY. 17-92 FURNITURE SALES ________________ REG. 97C = WITH COUPON TI4PI) CO/Il - __________— ' ., OFF ___ _____ . WINDEX WINDOW CLEANER1 80Z.REG.39c 3')c Further described as 23.3 acres approximately 1'.k miles East of State Road 436 on Red Bug Lake Road This public hearing will be held in t" Co'n'y mrii't't CilamP.f-' Court House, I i'.JTHCOUPVh 1h4pU 10.)? '4 of the SE ,. less the West700ft and less the East 3)Iflof Section 77, TownshIp 21 South, Range 30 East; The 7 fl C Ii 1 02.- REG. $1.01 property; The NW of iIi INSECT SPRAY r.rnur vii mx IUflUWF!9 UI')(j'U i.IIi1 Sanford, Florida, on November 11. 1973, at 7:30 p.m., or as soon thereafter as WITICC'uPOh g!T _ posSIble. Planning and Zoning Coi'nrnission Seminole County. FIo'lda 1'I By: J. B. Williams. ZonIng Director Pvbli.Js; Oct. 15, 1913 i41 MATTRESS FRESH DiSU 8. IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) - OR MORE I . ,.... ..i..,_ai..... ,......i,..k" IflVOIVCtI In a 'SBUuUIIP Juul appraisals on secondary road projecto. After thse phases, trainees are enrolled in the American Institute of Real Estate 1\ppraisers course in urban properties. On cnmpletlon of this t'oure Era ilInes ttt't eligible for the position of DOT staff appraiser. Graduates of the appraiser training program will be honored at a "Dutch treat" graduation itinner October 18 in 11S5t.1 and will receive certificates of completion in DOT's at ceremonies auditorium Tallahassee - NON.RUSTIN" PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN - - , I. _____________ Jfli,iJj • - issue be put on the ballot for divided pro and con concerning 434. Saturday night a sheriff's called "a string of five break- attempted breaking and enFebruary vote by the people for Scheduled for adoption is the St. Laurent park. deputy and Longwood police ins." tering and were releaseel a county.wide requirement. The office park will be built ordinance rezonlng the parcel officer apprehended a pair of William Baker, 18, 2183 15O() bonds Sunda "But,thecountycannotstand pently ioned for residential on the tract behind a coim According to Kunkler, he Orlando youths aUempt1ng to Poweri Drive, and Mark still En the meantime," both mercial area facing SR 434 break into Lyman High School, Ponce, 18, 4839 Grovement Longwood Sgt. Ja,nes. M. said. _____________________ which Is also to be developed by -___________________ ending what Sgt. Ilob Kunkler Place, were both charged with Pleicones staked out the high St. Laurent. He said the office _______________________________________ school after receiving a Up - Legal Notice Legal Notice park will be duveoped In Thursday the school would be NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING phases over a period of years. NOTICE TOTHI PUBLIC hit by the young men. Notice is hereby gIven that the TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION The only other item an the Ponce turned over a tape Board of Adiustment of the City OF ANORDIPIANCE BY THE CITY agenda Is a resolution of intent OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA recorder, antique gun, books, Sanford will holu a SpecIal meetIng in the City Hall at TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: to annex the former Action Auto on October $7, 1973 • records and sheet music taken . P.M. in order to consider a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Parts property. from Lake Brantley and Evans request for a variance in the ZonIng the CIty of Casselberry that the i i High Schools, Kunkler said. Ordinance as It pertaIns to sIde yard Council will hold a public hearIng to Recovery of the rest ot the setbact Ilquir.mwds In SR-i SIngl, consider enactment of a Three Seminole County completed a two-year Family Residential Dwelling Zoned nonemergency Ordinance entitled: equipment from tI AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY DistrIct In Lot 20, Block 14, people are Involved in special way appraiser training stolen Oandotchool4nsIs Dream*old, Third Section. BeIng OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA. State Department of Tran. program while R. Julia M. FOR THE Sanford expected later this week, he more generally descrIbed as located PR O' ID INC sportation training programs, MCGOUgh, 1106 E. 20th at corner of 24th Street and Maple REGULATION, VACCINATION adid LICENSING, CONTROL AND Street. Walter I. Revell, DOT Is one of II who have completed Into the other DISPOSITION OF DOGS AND The pair broke B. L. Perkins sc-cretary, rePorts. the right-of-way agent training CATS: APPLICABILITY TO Csarman schools and committed vanOTHER ANIMALS. WILD AND ChariesE.Vickers,7GSLogan program. Board at AdJustment dalLszn to make it aiear Pubiiih: DOMESTIC; PROVIDING Oct. 15, 1973 Drive, Longwood is one of se':er. H. T. Newman, 250 Oxford Involved, younger persons were PENALTY FOR VIOLATIONS; DEU.92 ,, DOT ,mntnu.0 whn hrsva s.,,,,i Fe-n çUNilLILIi, AIIU i-Et,.iuvt Kunkier said. DATE. I who will enter a two-year FICTITIOUS NAME In another incident Saturday, Tie proposed Ordinance is posted engineer training Notice is hereby given that I am program this a man and his wife were pistol City Hall, Cassilberry. engaged In business at 490 N. 17.92 The right-of-way appraiser whipped and shot outside the LongwoOd, Seminole County, Florida. Public Hearing wIll be held In the Orlando-Seminole JaI All Florida under the fictitious name that I City Hall. Casselberry, 1-lorma, on — course, one of tbe nany-on.he- BOB'S USED CARS, and Fronton on US. 17-92. intwsdtoreolstersaidnamewlthtp,. the79thdayofOclob.r.A.D. )973,at mb frnlnlni, r nrnuroms nffi'rmnl . 4 Henry Van Brackle, 40 and Clerk of the CIrcuit Court. Semino$ 1:JJ p m., or as 500fl inerearter as Possible, ii whIch time interested by DOT, provides one year's Mrs. Harriet Van Brackle, 30, County, Florida in accordance with work in abstracting county 3205 Viadose Court, Orlando, th provisIonS of thu Flc4itlous pirtles and cItIzens for and against lam, Statute's, To Wit. Section the proposed Ordinance will be records, preparing right-of-way I Coittiiiued F'riiiti Iac' II heard. This hearing may be con. were treated and released at 56S.0 Florida Statutes 1957. tlnued from time to time until final legal preparing maps, 5: Robert Kegebein Florida Hospital North alter he for electrical standards to tall Is taken by the City Council action documents, studying utility Publish: Oct. 13. fl. 29. Nov. S. 1973 was pistol whipped on the head DEli GOVERN YOURSELVES AC. below the National Electrical 17 and property relocation CORDINGLY. Code..,(which)...Is for the management, accompanying and his wife was grazed across Dated this *0th day of October, _________________________ In a the forehead by a bullet SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING safety of property and life and ,D, 1973. afld experienced right-of.way AND ZONING COMMISSION fight with three women. (See) is a nunlmum.-guide"htne to N0ti0I PublIc HearIng agent in negotiating owners and Mary W. Hawthorne, car was also hit by a nearby A follow." The Planning rmd Zoning Corn City Clerk working (or three months with bullet during the fracas, which mission of Seminole Coun:y, In it.s recommendations, u City of Casselberry, an experienced staff appraiser. started after the '/an Brackles Florida, will conduct a publIc Florida grand Jury said the new orhearing to consider recommending Publish Oct. 15. 1'73 mg the final year attending the couple and a dinance should only allow course, the trainee prepares epropoiedchang,ofzonlng(romA DEU $9 fronton with them became 1 Agriculture to R.3A Multiple deviations from the national fails ¼',ei'- Arthur H BeCkwith. Jr. Clerk at the Circuit Court Os' C'acelta V Ekern Oc'ptfty Clerk F"M -i'm: Sept 71. Oct I. t Is. Jill CLI 1(1.5 UI SUNDAY 1U TOY _________________________ ______________________ . . Impact Zoning Supported -''u" OPEP4 ________ ____ f i,, '.ut . Sanford architect Eoghan [or the Utility DcparUuent; nj on drainage maintenance Keiley designed the building a way that does not provide for machinery, L & S upward or outward expansion, 3) Resolution ZZ munkpal Productions; contending a By DONNA ESTES Resolution 229 Petition to Longwooá Mayor Eugene and miss voluntary basis. We as school classroom space was building is obsolete after 25 Herald Staff Writer Jaques hinted the concept Es a are only trying to put the not available, The years, and should altev tt co1dor rex:ition of cockthil method of "gouging" builders, requirements Into some formal, requirements could be waived time be rebuilt, not adcd to lounge on SR ;3 ; County CommissIoners John Resolution 730 Petition to He said the building he County Planner Roger legal position that Is stronger if the proposed developments Kimbrough and Dick Williams has some redeen'ting benefit to dealgned was large enough to consider annexation of lot on than present. NeLswnder went over . will make the rounds of page proposal page by page Lakeview Drive by Club Juan.a see the city through "The county by practicing the people." S e fl I n o I e 's s e v e n explaining It wotild not vply to Impact i.onlng the past l2l4 Space has become par- for additional parking space. lie pntc' -",3' cumn'tiy munIcipalities during tfl FiCkt lands dlready zoned. lie a8de'il months has ri"ccivcd ;4, a person ci'*r hue In a home ticularly tight since the city ,,.i_,_e e.__ ..j. i...S_.. -...4.. .....a.. __j QQTA5J •i. WOUV * ,.....t. .-..nts.,.. i.. I...-.' \ Lfl Tm att,prnt,t (um k i, ------------,. .. "à , Y"l today the plan is o culic up inc U Utility Cornmittemnt generatesupportIortheimpact slack In costs creakS by nc trlhtttinns for schools and any property tax, thus shifting company. Police department zoning regtJations -they an' development Foucy '— diecu,s uu;il, t.>okup f' fire protection in inc ctt load to other property space is aLso inadequate. sponsorini. Council will bear the final agreement for developers. The real question, Kim. hand, fdclllties and cash con- owners. from ad2) Report Kimbrough predicted unless reading of a resolution giving brough said, Is whether "tie tributlons," he said. "The In an appearance before the existing taxpayers, the people county has also received some action I, taken toward approval to L & S Productions ministration on preliminary ousands of dollars worth of impact zoning more schools will plans for a series of cuntry j planning for additional city hail CALNO Council of Local here now, are to bite the whole Governments with membership bullet and pay 1110 costs of paved roads, rights-of-way, by necessity be placed on western and soft rock concerts facilities. 3) Catchy Property of the mayors of five of the exiingfaci1itiesrüredby other improvements and park double sessions, at Seminole Downs beginning "The county has geared up to Oct. 27 with a performance by Eichane. seven cities, however, the growth or the people and recreation facilities, all concept received no support. generate the problem will pay." though an Informal Impact do all it can to keep expenses down throughout the county. Altamonte Springs Mayor zoning policy." Lawrence Swolford insisted the "It is not an anti-building or Williams said the Impact We are doing tile ypj nv,..i ii *,r idea of requiring hand anti-growth proposal," he said, zoning regulations to have a roads and yet an,body can .- TO 9 c ___ . i.rja " OPEN DAILY ___________ 3 County Residents (;et Spec I a I Ira n n g - --- _________________________ the - .-,.. - wELBAUM, 200K, JONES & styled Coutt orior before t?w 2nd day thereof Ori Petitioner's aliorney, !!73, otherwise a default and Ccunty, Florida, within Six months WILLIAMS, Attorneys for me Of'lovember.A.D. $Y73;ottwrwisea ROGER L. BERRY. P0. Drawer 2, ultimate judgment wi'i be entered tromtheetateofthi%firstpuoficatiafl judgment 'will be entered aqiinst Sanford, Florida, on or before th, against too for (he relief demanded hereof. Eich cIa: PIaint,f I. 471 ('qadsttaw Building. II Of d.manet shall i1 Ihc Pc(ition. ?'C 7th day ci November, W7, East wastwigtn iTreet. T be in writing, and shall slate the WITNESS my hand and official place of residence therwI$e a default will be entered PrHhi-on Firrda. 3z90). on or before id POSt ffit s'at r ;a'd Court ontba 19th day of WI1NESSmy tand arid time 5catc4 Pi,riTttc' tn, 1973. and fTc !f:p OM% %rtj,'.'i iP (l:maritaf4spiaiIt.e plr'iie.ct, A (3 - 19fl ôid Coin? an the 71th jay of Sept WITNESS my find and 0tfIil Vi'i.2i w'r, IPie Cfe'k of It- i Ccijrt SWOffl'iJt Itt' Clamant, hiS agent, ermb.cr, AD. 1972 seal of Hs Clerk of the Circuit Cutt ISeaI2 timer be4oe Service Ori PlaintiffS or his tlorne-y, fld any Suth sliim Arthur H. flkwith, ISeal) on this 2nd day of October, A.0., attorneyarimrmsethaleythefeaftec; or 0 mandnofsofiIedShatlbe0 Clerk Of CirCt'it Court Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 1973. Ofhervrisea dirfbult will be entered Dated September IL AD, 197]. Seminolu County, Flo1id Clerk of Circuit Court (ScOt) ida4mSt pOv tr the relief in 'tsr Johnny Ervin t;,-,f (n,,rt,', Flçx'da lL (eceta V El'i'rn ,%rthur ii Pe-Ckwith. Jr. ro':ciai',t '. A'inristri.t Sit' bIST U.'i. DAVIS hy ,'e'y Writi (fr-rk .ri tht CirCtj'l CO'Ir? wt7f4E5 -i of time Ft.atc' of 8. ?ACIPITOSH Deputy Cie .O V Zkef Itit Court on October IClt, I913, By' ESi Bailey Post Office Bo' 1330 CARROLL BURKE Deputy Clerk DeCeI,W'd FlOrida Stat. Bank Attorney Ir Petitioner CLEVELAND, MIlE & BERRY Arthur H Bec'kwith. Jr 7, p Champion SUite fl 617 5nfurcj AtlolitiC AttorneyS icr Petitioner C'tr ot tile' Circult Court Attorney for th Estate Santord. Flog-ida 3fl Bank Building Fst Oni.e C3t-a*cr 2 01: Martha T Vinlen P0 Box leA At?rneys for Petitioner SOntOrd, FlGfida 37771 Sanford, FlorIda 32771 Deputy Clerk Moi.nt Dcir, Florida 37731 Publith Sept. 71, Oct. 1, Publish: Oct. 1. I, 15. 27, Wi) PubliSh: Oct 5, 3, 77,, 39, 1913 97] Publish. Oct 15, fl, 79 Pfoy PuPu.t (if I. I, 1%, 197, E)[T DEU6 DEL) 14 DLI) j8 (JET III attending _______ ___________ _______________________________________ ___________________ whether the size would be dump truck., by the Public Works Depertrnent: 1.1 trn'1 adequate for 2.5 yeniti. - a.d Coutv, florida. once a week Fa' Of Inks notice Two copieS of bath least Iou, uI xonse-cutive weeks caimordeendshaIlbeinwr4ioc, prior to the date of the Public tistatctheçla(eot residence frtt irti tosI offtce ?diVSS e!e ef. !' f-leering; ?il t-'btication to Itt date ill the iii? ClOimant, and ;ta:I t'i s*ornt5 Dr pvbica!tAi. bath dales incl.,s.vr. fhm- cPa'r, a' acn'. or attorney ?P P? '4U0t1 5P,.7Jl (.? i.( lr ani ai'm:Jt.i! by a t,Iilg fe (if iIcnci ooC,e Shall 1111 dayS I Uar neJ sucn cLaim or area to tie con demand riot Ui filed ttxiIibe VOId be p;ttd in sideredtor,f'tneictcls,fldtan'tVJif Chris'ine 8. ate icait 1 it?ecct 0131 days riot' t the exeCutrix f flit' Last rim Pimp F-:ttic nn' 'T,'in'imen! ' L:r, iir'. C (_f4U A Bull-. F. I I. ill]. ckccaScd P ShoiW MORTON ROSENELUM, Esq. City Clt'5,if 703, 43k) C tti'. 136 0' the City c' Caniberry, FL 11707 iorsg*d. Florida #:lomey tar Executrix Pubt"Sh. Oct. 13, 72. 19, NOv. 5,, ?7. pi f 5f . P',ibl,sli; Ccl. IS. 77, 79. 5. )n3 lions on persons iiild. pay the costs of road and school months," Williams said, "the would give the commission the Both Kimbrough and needs from their developments county has In fact been prac- choice of turning applicants for LONG WOOD Opposition Is district). At a public hearing would not work in his city. ticing impact zoning on a hit rezoning down if facilities such Willitims admitted the Proposed expected to continue at the city last week homeowners in county regulation will not solve council meeting tonight at 7:30 DevonshIre subdivision located the problems seen in the cities, over the proposed Georges St. directly across flange Line The)' nOted willingness to go Laurent office park facing Road fror1 the planned f ''' ' ' Mesalna. The resolution permitting the and Grier For the appointment of there. Prior to construction of the Doyle M. Jones to the police city hail Councilman Edith reserve. 2) Authorize the ad. DuerrandCouncilmanflichard minlstrationtogotobldontwo Win expressed concern More r'. Y: m- —---- I I N- - '' . Loggins quarter-million . i i : u - - '' Seek . ___ Proposed Office Park ______________________------ ' __________________________ - ______________________ . i ' - '' Pflr"t ' ____________ ______________ " Wi . ______ - . CC'nSIrVC?.Or csts ar engneers (Circui Covrt Seal) .pn the l'r '.'.t' .i'itrr".. Ill 5,ju?h Let ;'s SOijth,',,rdly to a ç.nnt where ('t r Cr.prS Court. ri the SrrurnPe Count'i HAW(i FARM. and that we intend to estimates for engineering, Sur Arihur H BcckwilPi, Jr. Petitioner'S attorney, JOHN L. MatIanci Avenue. Mat?mtl. Florida Courthouse, S.antord, Florida, on o.' Itiey actuslly mcci 'he present high the Clerk with said name lice of LOt 1 0' CENTRAL PARK, reyng. legal and adm1nistrative THOMAS, II. 716 East Jackson and fiiotheori'glnai with the Clerk of register As Clerk of the Court wore the 12th day of November, watir ma'k of Weklva Creek, the Circuit Court, Seminole County, according to me pfat thereof as costs for a totil 0' 165.716.35. By; Martha T. VihIen 5tr'ef.Ortando, Fioriduonorbefore the boe StpIed Court on or before A D • 1973, your written ObI#ctiOns, Defendan • Florida in accordance with the recorded in PIa? Book 6. Page 99. Athint,restecl pers.onsarenotilled said date. It you fiil to do so. a October 74th. 1973; eh(wiW As Deputy Clerk ifany,andalsoserveacopyofsame AMENDED or th FIctitious Name WILFRED H. CONRAD PubliC Recirdi of Seminole County, that thedescription of each property default will he enlefed against you judgment may be entered against to CHARLES N. LANE, 304 Metcalf NOTICE OF SUIT Statutes. to-Wit: Section 565.09 Florida: lobe assessed and the amount tO be for the relief demanded In said you for the r*lif dernandd in Attorney for Petitioner Bldg. Orind, Florida 37l, At TO QUIET TITLE Statutes this Florida to tIt corporate limits of the City Of assessed to 'each parcel ma be Petif. 100 North Highway 17-93 Petition (or Dissolution, torney for Petitioners herein; It-I THE NAME OF THE STATE OF George Auevbach s LonwOOd Florida. and ascc'reainedct the officeol tPieCity Casselberry, Florida 37707 otherwise this matter will proceed (Seel) WlTNESSmyhandandthes,alof FLORIDA Curtis Williams () Tc consider itso the questIon Clerk of the City of Casielberry, 1, 5, 15. 1973 Publi%h. Oct. 5 15. 23, 29, 1973 Arihi.,-r H 0eckwittm, Jr. 'he s.id Court oct thIs day 20th of as set forth In the Petition (0, To tile Deteniants. 74, Oct. PubliSh of designating and assigning t ciorieta. OEU 31 Clerk of the Circuit Court September, 1973. Adoption tiled hersin toward the PETER HOEGOUIST and DL i 101 roeiinct classification of C . CornDated thus 11111 Day 01 October legal adaption of BRENDA GAIL By: Martha T. VihIen (Seat) FREDRIKA Cli, HOECQUIS", his meecial DiriCt tO said p4Opertv U A 0 1913. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 10TH 1ff THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND PIERNDOh. Deputy Clerk Arthur Ii. fle-ckwifp,, Jr *ifC, alit, if alive, or if dead to his thatcfassifirationi%describedintht ISral) SEMINOLE COUNTY, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, dPi AND FOR FOR Oct 15, 22.29, Ploy. S WITNE-,$ my hand and seal of Clerk or her unknown heirs, dovisees, wrIng ordinances of thC City Of Mbty W. Hawthorne, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOiSIDA. FLORIDA this Couit on the 77th day of Sep OLUIS By: .toy weLt. legatees or granteet and all oIlier L.cxsgwood, Florida, to wit: City Clerk IN CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.13.$C CIVIL ACTION 140. 731314-C tember, AD. 197) Deputy Clerk pertoin or partIes claiming by. dinanceNo. Ujand es amended and In re the MarrIage of City of Casselbeery, In re: the Marriage of: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Publish' Sept 74, Oct (SEAL) 5 $3 1973 throughi vndtr or agaitat them; wppternented. tiorida DIANE P ITOTHWELL, JAMES C. LYLE, Husband, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. OFT Ill Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. And to The present zoning claistf,cation Publish: Oct. 15. 22, 1973 Wile, and Clerk of the Circuit Curt FLORIDA. All parties or persons having or of saidproperty is P 3 MultiFamily trt and --IRENE J LYLE, Wife. CIVIL ACTION P40. 734325 By: Linda M. Harris ctaiming any right, ti'Ie or Interest classification is .____________ . Resideetmal iS that NOTICE OF ACTION WILLIAM J ROTHWELL. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Deputy CIerk HOWARD L. FOLEY. r and to the following desrmbt"d dtscrmbed In tne toning .fl'dnanceS IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY HuSband. COUNTY, THE STATE OF FLORIDA P'linIpff, FOR SEMINOLE PubliSh: Or'. 1, 0, 13, 77, 1773 property, situate In Seminole adrq'gulatidssofSerninofeCouftty, JUDGE. SEMINOLE COUNTY. vs NOTICE OF ACTION TO: ,J&MES C. LYLE. S SHELL'! FLORIDA. DFU. County, Florida: FIOrid*. FLORIDA, COURT. SMITHTOWN, LONG THE STATE Of FLORIDA TO: MILDRED B FOLEY, CITY OF CIVIL ACTION PlO. 7313S3O LOf7OS,FORESI CITY,accordlng Tt'PibI.0 H rnc4wiTIbehed in IN PROISATE In re th Marriage of ISLAND. NEW YORY. WILLIAM) BOTHWELL CASSFL RFRPV FLORID'., a to the put thereof as recorded in ll-- Cl' ,c'it",.j. i-,rd.e. In rO: Estate of 30 Dully Court YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ChARLES COSTOPI, 0. murm.Cip#1 corp-orator md P IN CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE Flat Book 7. Page 60,of the Public the 19th day of November. 1973. if CYRUSA. BURICEIT CENTRAL ISLIP, BOBBY &EPINFTT and RUSSELL PETITIONER, AND SHARON 1. that a proceeding for dissolution of COUNTY Rrords of SemInole County. ri at se.cw tne'eaffer as or 7 00 t4FN VOOK 117?? t'ad rra.riae ha; hem fled against you COSTO'I. RESPOrICENT rdduaIl? Crd in h4;,Ri'ER. bri' G;l;io ti 111 CP Orlia. Tyng 'iCuth of St,iIe Road i I' -------Hi,n Pir.i YOU fR I tIER Lii i ?.iU TillED Cr itOr53r 7 ..smci that Pttturrr. IRENE .1. ri..'ur L. t..0 un iU i m..I IC In re Estate of 3i. and OIl Ct that property lying 1i..itr mu cii.4.ens me mO agirii Claims or Demands *gaiast Said $57 Drving Pick Circle LYLE. seeks othir relief against tPat DIANE R. BOTHWELL P.a% ESSIE BAILEY Police Depurirnent of tile CIty of befwt'en the sOtjtheqmc,t boundary tIe proposed irvexetian and Iobing Estate: Petition i in the Circuit Court you affecting the following fled Newark. Hew York Cassefberry. Florida, olLot7OSendthepresentpigp,watpr till be twar1, 54,a he,rng may te You md each f you are hereby of Seminole County, llorida, foi' To All Creditors And All YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED described real Pl'Ol*fty, towit: )efendants. Persons mark of Wekjy Creek. extendinci continued from 'uno to time until notified and required to present any DissoMion Block 96.1, Port Charlotte, that in action for ditSOlmttiOfl Of Lot 17, NOTICE OF ACTION of Marriage, and you are Having Claims Or Demands Against the eastern and western boundaries F vial action is taken by the City claIms and aemands *hih you. O 70 MRS MILDRED 0. FOLEY marriagehasbeenfIedagainstyOu Florida, according to the Piaf required to serve a copy of your Said Eitate: Of LOt 205 Southwirdty to a point CouftcIl. . the Public m'vittes defenses, if any, on either *1 yOu. may hive against the KEN recorded in by CHARLES 0. COSTON, and as you thereof Last Known Address You, and cacti of you, are hereby where they actually meet 'he This notice trtatl be pc%tr-1 tt Pre M?.jh' .t (YRl.JS A BURXETT, are rrci-rrd to s.'r' a ropj of your iJ.'corcls of Charlotte Counti, NETI4 W. McINTOSH, of STEN 511? Ol1 (Pit-ru'',' Ffnimy rspfuc' ri ff.),,t.rtto present any Peescrit P wal.'r nan ci WCk iv., '1 ' ' , r TROM DAVIS P. F.'.ciNTOShl. (t,l.iT.-, om,.,) L.;''!. I !' 1 .sn to it on i ,''ItIrm CJria'ii. ;Q ,ia iiV,,ith Which you, or Eretk f. I:i.,. ai.m'x. liot..Ja CGir4j :i.dc ;f vl'.ip. AND, you are required to sppsar Attorneys for Pr.ltC,iter, whose either of you, may have again5f CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for YOU ARE NOTIFfC'O that a You, and cacti of you, ar•rtotified ffie other places withIn tIe City, arid Fioridi, at lilt offke in the CDurt Pettioner, whose address is 612 and lilt your Answer or other addreSs i Post Office box 370 Complaint h; b.'c- fnd against estate of Esr Ii Jr1. z'(e05cd, l?d tO quiet title to the above publishes) in The Sanford Herald, a house of said County it 5-anifo-d, FlOrida, 3771), and file lIe , Sanford Atlantic Bank Building. ikOense or pleading with the Clerk of Sanford, you and you arc' eurc'd to serve a Semnote County, Florida, dr%crtmt'd C)ropefty to has been filed circutatori in general newspaper of FloCidi. within six calendar montns Of yOur written defensci. if Sanford, FlOrid*, and tHe the th,Circuit Court In and for Sernino e original with the Clerk of the abos'e Probate Division, Clerk of Circuit mga'mst you and you are required to ' ___________ ' - _________________________ t.,,. - ' - -- . — -- _____________ Commissioners ____ '- - - - ppofly rlghttovetoanypezforinanceit years sgo ata adequate to house the city's considet's unsuitable. admlnLstrative offices for 25 PetitIon to consider anyears without additions, ap- nexaflon of a cocktail lounge on SR 436 into the city will be parently Es already proving made. Council will consider smafl, so council will report preliminary planning for ad. whether the lounge has adequate parking facilities. It ditlonal city hail facilities during tonoght's council work will also consider a petition to annex a lot on Lakeview Drive session, The plan is to acquire tO provide additional parking property on U.S. 17-92 in front of for Club Juana the Casselberry pt office and AGENDA. 7:30 p.m. REP. VINCE FECHTEL (L), LAKE MARY COUNCILMAN NORDEN Listen to Neiswender (Center) expl&n impact zoning concept - '' ____ _____ _________________ i - - fices - Cc ' _____________ - --______________ The West ?iJ]ftet of IriC East Ic I ________________________ _____ NOTICE IS hereby given that w - ,. ______ -. DEUI) ., A ___• ____________ , - Casselberry's .,. - ____ TRANSFER EQUIPMENT. open ' - _______________ b , October 22. 1973" Opened be will BidS at 7:00 P.M. Monday, October 22, 1973. in the Board of County Corn missioners Meeting Room, Second Floorof the Court House In Sanford, Florida. Actual award to successful bidder will be made at the next regular County Commiision Meeting in the Court House, San Tuti.', October 23, c'd, flor ti I)J. Arthur H. Ceckwlth, Jr.. i ! Clerk Board df County commissioners I) Seminule County, Florida By: W. Bush, Jr. Publish: Oct. I, 15, 191) •.. _________ ______ _____ - JEAN PA1?ESON Herald Staff Writer ________ _______ -— .-- 1JIt .1 J''it''t I .=-TT— — ' V V III I) By -. ____ - _,,, __ ___ ________________ ,. Ul"1i#P - .—..-J,,-• . - 4JIL 1 ri,,-. _________ A 1:11 n __ C ______ ____________ ' __________ ________________________ - - • '. ' Casselberry City Hall ____________ ___ ________ _____ ______________ ___________ - .,,..., '' ___________________ ______ ____ i? - -'7 ' . ____ I - ________ NOTICE OF ACTION TO: JACKIE SKAINS RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an aiticn for dissolution of . ________ •.-__________ — ____________ _____ ,ccordane' with the Flot- da t,ic flrIitiøtj nern't of MR. twocopietofeachclalmtx demand 'iou A(i HEREBY NTIFlED cim or dt'm,1% ,stii(h povs.uvn of tne Ficitlous P*arnc HAIR. and m,,at I intend 13 register ?.&a!I Dr In writIng, and shall state that CHARLES C. COFFEE has ,ithc'r of you. may have against tile statutes, To.Wit: Section Sf5 O said name with the Clek of tile tP'CPlaCeOIti,ldeflceafldpOlt office filedapetltk.nintheClrcultCourtOl Ettate of Fanchon S. Mcrtoberts, Florida Statutes 1951. Seminole County, aidressoftheclalmant, and shall be Senloole County, Florida, for County, , late of said deceased. Circuit Court, S: James Be4an Florida in accordance with the 'morn to by the claimant, hIs agent, DlnolutionotMarriage.and you are tIk Of the Circuit Court of Alice Beh3n of the Fictitious Name or attorney and accompanied by a required to serve a copy of your Seminole County. Florida, at the marriage has been filed by JOHN Plith. Sept. 71, Oct. I. S. 15. 1973 Statutes, To.Wit: Section 565.09 filing fee of one dollar and such written defenses. if any, on S. Court house of sa.d County at San DOUGLAS SKAINS, and you are DET 111 claim or demandriot io filed shall be JOSEPH DAVIS, JR.. ci .STEN Florida Statutes 1957. otherwise a Judgment will be enford, Florida, within six calendar required to serve a copy of your follows: vod ; Bruce P. Heinetrann against you for the relief STROM, DAVIS 6 McINTOSH, months from the time of the first written tefenses. if any, tu it on Begin as tile Southwest corner of teced Albert N. Fltts CARROLL BURKE, Attorney (or Publish: Oct. 1. 5 15. 72. 1973 In the Ptltiori. Attorneys for Petitioner, whose publication of this notice. Two IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O THE Lot 97, Block 0. of 0. R. Mitc.heII's demanded As administrator I WITNESS my hand and the is Post 0111cc Box 1330, copies of each claIm or demand 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND address seal Pefitioner, whose address Is 617 DEli Suiveyofthe;., Cran. according of the Estate of Sanford, FlorIda, 32711, arid file the shall be in writing, and shall state FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Sanford Atlantic Bank Building. ___________________________ To use piat Thereof as recorded in of said Court on thiS the 11th day 0 William Aylett Fitts III, styled Court on or before October addressot tile claimant, and shall be Cl NO 731214-C original wilt tIc Clerk of the obove OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Records of Seminole County Publish: Oct. , , 1973 Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. 29th. 1972, otherwise a dfauIt and sworn to by the claimant, theIr SIDNEY L. KELLER and ETHEL styled Court on or before the 13th Notice of Public Hewing Flomida. thence run 507 degr*s OEU.40 his wife, Clerk of Circuti Court day of November, AD. 1973; S1' ., along the Westerty line of The Board of County Corn. _____________________________ ultImate Judgment will be entered agent or attorney and accompanied MAY KELLER. Plaintiffs, Seminole County, Florida against you for the relief demanded by a tiling fee ri one dollar and such 9iid Lot 97 extended Southerly 116 OtherwiSe a Judgment will be en flhiSSiixeft of Seminote County Will fly Martha T. Vtien a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE demand Iamor notsofiled shall be in the Pctition ,girt-fed ,st ,u for tne relief hold a publiC tlearng to consider feet, C -q rumi S 43 decrees ig and HOEGQUIST PETER Deiuty Clerk wITNESS my hand and official void, demanded in the PetItion. proposed chanje of zoning from R. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRE157.C2feet.ThencerunS20degrees FREDRIKA Ct-f. HOF.GQUIST, his 'M ROLL BURKE Cull. SEMINOLE COUNTY, seal of said Court on the 17th day 00 John 0 Dlckey, WITNESS my hand and SO" E. 131.21 feet, mince runs 2r tIe seat Of IAA Residential to OC Office a *ile, JOHN F. ROLLINS, United AS Exetutor Of the Last September, AD, 1973. saidCourtonthe9thdayof October, District on the following deribed FLORIDA degreesi2' Sr' E l..l9 fee? therce M'eorney for PeIlfloner 61'I Sanford Atlantic States Receiver, JOHN 0. HOWEP PROBATE DIVISION Will and Testament of (Seal) AD 1973. property: runS74degrees1'2S" E fl219f,'et, FlOWER, his wife, JES',E Bank Buitdrig and CASE NO. 1 , Fancpion S. McRoberts. (Seal) t.rfhu,r Fl flcckwith, Jr That part of the SE of the sw thence run N 62 oegrees .. BRAINARD and MALIf4A A orgrees Sanford, Florida 37771 Estate of Deceated Clerk of Circuit Court Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. of Sec 72 21 79 lying ease of S R. 4( 249.65 feet. thxse run a BRAINARD. his wife, HERMAN MA RCA R E T ELIZABETH CLEVELAND, MIlE & BERRY Clerk of Circuit Court (II) and north of Oranole Road Seminole County. Fioridi 3$" E 9402 feet, to the Westerly PbIi%h: OCt. *5,27,79, NOv. 5, 1973 MIERKE, U trustee Under tile Attorneys for Estate Seminole County, Fiorlda Further described as tilt NE BROHARD By: Martha 7. Vihlcn line Lake KatPryn Park Fifth Ad. OEU U Last Will and Testament of JOHN C Deceased. P 0. Drawer z By: Cecetia V. Ekern corner of Ovarioi. Rd and dillon. acco'-dirig to the ph? thereof Del,,t Clerk FlOWER. FLORA A. MORGAN and NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Sanford. Florida 37771 Deputy Clerk as recorded in Pta? Book IS. Pages bounded or. tile west by II. on tile STEPITROM. DAVIS & To. All pro-,erty owners and iflY TO ALL PERSONS HAVING PubliSh: Sep' 71. Oct 1, 5 15, 1973 her husband -- MORGAN. CARROLL BURKE McINTOSH of the Puohic Records of southbyOranoteRd.aride,sty 17 end CHARLES C. FlOWER *nd hit wife. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Post Office Box 132C Attorn,y for Petitioner ft Florida Power righJfwiy, PET 101 Saninofr C.cunty. FiorIda. titended . Qffiif PifSOi'tS ft •stf"d r! 011 lOTS. WINIFRED K. HOVER, BRAX SAID ESTATE: Sol"ei1y. !hencC ryn H degrees 1anthmnd parcr4i ct landS adning 612 Sanford Atlantic' Th%p.blC h9artng *111 beMid flridi Sfe Bank IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COfl?igVOUS or abourkiung )p Eli!A'CIIAM and BERTA You vsd each of you are hir,by Sole 22 Ba-ok Building . -, 1s04- w EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. tile County Commission Chambers BEACIIAM,, Pus *ife, FLORI-A, of thiCourt House/Sanfo"d FIa,,on fEtif led 1 nd required to fil, any Santci'd,Flortda27771 o$LakeKathrynPark Fitth Addition abutting upon tie follOwing Sanford. FlorId. 327)1 CUlT OF PtORIDA, IN AND FOR 5(uld3 'Ih b0cat ti'uni e claims afd"dtmanth which yø. . MOIGAN and EDMUND N. PtIWTth: Oct. 15, 27,19, Nov. S1973 Novvrnbct&1973..at 7OOp.m.,o' flieygjor Petitioner and ill Southerly' xtenston 716.Ya SEMINOLE COUNTY. CA' elthet' Of you, may Pave MORGAII,4er huSband., JOHN DEUS? . feettotts,&wth.,tineoisaitOf City of Casselberry. Seminole soon4hef,fIsii,ostIb$., against Publish Sept 2i, Oct. 1,5, IS, 1973 CIV1LACTIONCASINO.NO.73 Csi"ty. Ftoriia, tO _______-----[LL a-lid PUSEl L. hiS sail ettite in tile OffCi Of the Clerk r.FT tic Board of Ccvntv O7.fpience run Sl3dcor,"c's07 15" 1)51-C ili(,'n t.'r(it- frum InC Of the Circuit Court of lii wife, REALTY TRUST COMPArlY. 4G8O lid Soutneny line ot Lot 97 Commissioners ADOTIOP1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND pe,mr tIfl 1 i1iifiWS tigflteenth JudiCIli Circuit, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE In re: Adoption at ALFRED trustee, FOSTEP. Seminole County, Florida 713.766 (eel to the Point of Begin. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, nusg:Beingparlo?1Ot109,BiockO, Blvd. a distance of apprimatety Seminole County, Florida, Probate EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- BRENDA GAIL HERNOON, FRANK P. FOUNDS and APLIE By: SidVipilen, Jr.. FLORIDA 7.321 LI lneat fee'? to the north City DviSon, in Iii Courthouse at C1lT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE m,nor, POUNDS, Ti'S wife, Ft P,t ROUSE Chairman of sad 0 P MIclells Surve' of p CIVIL ACTION PlO. 73.1l93.B limits Santorct. Florida. within si COUNTY, FLORIDA. and ERMA ROUSE, ED Attest: Levy Grin' BY: JOI4PI ROBERT PUP.SELL In re: the Marriage of calendar monthS from the time of CIVIL ACTION P40. 73.1211.0 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DAVID F. BUSH, WIN DYER MATTHEWS. widow Public 'fear 1S9 will be held on Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. .d GLADYS CLEO PURSELL his the Casselberry City Council the first publication of (Psis notice. In cc the Marriage of ce, W. B. HUSTED and ROSE E. PubliSh; Oct. Is, 1973 October 29, 191), at 7:30 P.M. or wife, Petitioners. HLiSDa-nd Respondent Each claim or demand must be In PATRICK SARRO, HUSBAND, I-OUSTED, hiS wife. WILBER B soon thereatter as poss%Ie In the Pia%deensedit ad.risabetolmprcve and DEU.3S NOTICEOFADOPTION writing and tiltd In duplicate and AND ANN MARIE SARRO, WIFE. HUSTED and ROSE E HUSTLE). Casse'lberTy City Halt, 93 Lake the above described Street with PROCEEDINGS SUSAN F. BUSH. state Pie placeof residencc and post asotiiltic concrete on a 6" baSe NOTICE OF ACTION Ilit wife. WILLIAM B. CARSWELL Triplet Drive, Casseiberry, Florida. WifePetitioner TO: Any pen.onclaiming an Inttrest IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Office address ci the claimanl and TO: ANN MARIE SARRO and MARJORIE CAI1SWELL, hit All interested citizens are invited *ith curb and gutter, excepting the in BRENDA GAIL IIERNOON, a NOTICE OF SUIT ':.z':: ,.. ,.. m'trt',rPherty t3.CfefwPiichshatt FOR SEMINOLE 215 Elm Street C3UMT',', wile, H. LESTER THOMAS and , mi"r, TO - Or. David F. Bush b provided vht Pits agent or attorney, or the same at'i FLORIDA Saratoga Springs, FLORENCE E. THOMAS, his wife, Dated thiS 10th day Of October, Psychology Department and shall be void. York 12564 New outter, and to provide for the CASE PlO. 72-1315.5 H. HESTER THOMAS and MAR AD 1973 TO' FREDERICK WtLLIAM SCH vilanova University of all .osts is Pt" Doled at Sanford, Florida, this . YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an WIOFREK whOtC last known DIVISION (1 JOPIE P. THOMAS, Pill *ife, if (Seat) pniadeIIjia, Pennsylvania ,yui ;v,vv;.,,. IflJ. c; In re: IIw M*I!I* action (CC dIsSolution of marriage residence and post OHiCe lIving and ii dead their unknown Mary w. Hawthorne, . PLEASE BE ADVISED that A(edt H. Patterson Caueft>erry. has been filed against you ad you was c o Mrs. E. Wheeler IMother of heirs.. devisees. legatt'e$,. grantee's, City Clerk Pc-Itco lee Dissolu; en l Marriacji, ELI TA A BAKER. As Administratrii c t a. TAkE NOTICE that a pJbiiC are required to serve a copy of your Frederck William Sch*Ioe'k) 601 wt trijtts, %ç.Cx.J%t'S, Creditors, IiCfsOr%, PijbIii.. Oct 15. 1973 tiC-il by yc.! wte. sUS,..N of said e.tate mertin *11 Le held on Monday, written defentei, if any, to it on &rTn Way. Decatur. Georgia ?,4.Ce%Sors and aT, other parliri oiu F BUSH, mIte C.rcut Ccvi? In arid And John T. SkoificlO, Jr. O Octor 1. 1972. at 730P.M. or as For SemnoIe County, FIorIla TIi. ChARLES E bAKER, H. CONRAD, WILFRO claiming Dy, mttrough under or YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFiED SkoIfield, Nichols soon thereafter as possible, iii Itit petItioner's attorney, wilOti address that a Pe?'tlon far the Adoion HuSband against them in and to the following style of the case is: IN RE: The - ----. CITY OF & Titich, P.A. ii COO Nnrth iIInhwa,,, 17.S5 City Hill, at which tImt the owners Marriage of DAVIDF. RUSH and NOTICE OF SUIT 1I P1 fOtIlfl,, Attorney for me estate Casselberry, tIorida 3770.7. on or hal been filed by JOHN ROBERT FOREST CITY, according to the SUSAN F. RUSt-f. Civil Action No. TO: CHARLES E. BAKER Nefici of Public Hearing Poit Office Box 1510 prrtons may aopar before the Cliv 73 before November ótPI, 1973, and file PURSELL arid GLADYS CLEO 550 E - 3rd Street plat thereof as recorded in Ph? Book 11930, Oivsin B. The purpose ct TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Winter Park, Florida 32759 Council and be heard as to the the action I to seek a dI$solvtlon the original with the leek Of this PUR SELL. his wife, grandparents Ctiuluo$a, Florida 2, Page 60, of the Public Records of Publish: Oct. 1.5, 15. 22. 1973 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by prooriely and advisability Cf , court either before service on YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Seminole County, Florida, lying marriage now in existence suet child, Petitioners, that said tfs. City Co,ncil of the City OI making ltie Improvements. Costs, QEU2 petitioner's attorney or immediately action is filed in the Circuit Court South ot State Road 431, nd all of betwern you and SUSAN F. BUSH. that an action for divorce ha been t,,ongwood, FlorIda, ttsit said City method of payment, and the thh,'eafter. otherwls. a default wIll the Eiofsteenth Judicial CircuIt that property lying between the You are required to file your filed bQiirttt you and you are FICTITIOUS NAME Council will hold a public hearing: nssetents against each property be entered against you for the relief FlorIda, in and for S.mnole County, sOvthefmOt boundary of Lot 205. Answer or other responsive required to serve a copy of your that given IS hereby NOTICE (a) To consider annexation of the owner wilt be considered. demanded in the petition. and the present Pugh water ma,k of FlorIda. pleadings i or before th 12Th da'j written defenses, if any, to it ° are engagc'd n buslne at 613 N. following described property lying Tile City 01 CasseIberry has in its of November, 1973, with thu Clerk Of STEPHEN .1. JOHNSON. JR., of Hwy., WITNESS my hand ar.d the s.eal a yçj arc hereby r,quifid to fil• in WePiva Creek, extending the 477 LongwOOd, Seminole feasibility of granting a variance C4RiOLL BURKE. AiPorney for r:i. -.er, wtvse aJJres ib 617 from thetermtol Ordinanc . Sanord Atlantic Bank Building, (Subdivision Regulations) as they Sanford, Florida 3777$. and file Pie pertaIn to streets. Petitioner is oi'iinal with IPie Clerk of the above Seminole Sites, Inc.. wbsi-iary The Greater Construction Cor. styled Court on or before the 13th pration. Property is descritied as day of November, AD. 1973, _________ ____ ________________________ Ts41ç ___________ __ ____ ___ NOTICE FOR BIDS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR• ay, Oct. 15, 1973 CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING ba UAflR(SSES PILtOWS UPHOLSTERED REG ru4a.0 1 lI1rlTwl!lirvr.'r 300 N. FRENCH AVE PH. tn 2611 C 87t LIMIT ONE WITH :ouPo' Ti'PU tO 'I I- '1jr anfurb rrath I!! BANISHES MUSTY ODORS -- i 1T - �4A-The Sanford Herald Nearly Monday, Oct. 1,000 Local Members ift I 'Ifft ai'i I I I - I L/IUIIIUIIU JUUII __ k The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United is celebrating its diamond jubilee than ever service to the cornmunity and the nation with special emphasis on the needs of veterans, their widows and families. Boasting nearly 1,000 members locally, the area is proud of five VFW pcts-8207 of stressing more contests and have of late taken a special role h Columbia, the Canal Zone, France, Germaily, t Its legislative service has helped Congress enact laws aiding veterans' employment, education, medical care, pensions and of benefit to their widows and orphans, 10096, Deltona, and 8093, DeBary. It all began in 1699 when James Romanis, a young veteran of the Cuban campaign, at th e of war to the house and dying in squalor. He called together 12 of his veteran friends for a in the back room of a tailoring shop in Ohio and organized a club with membership limited to overseas veterans. The group pledged "to help one another and to work together for the benefit of the nation and the men who (ought for it." The Veterans of Wars of the United a fl' t al era n!7at flfl 'vith nore than l.i employing powerful princip!-':omradeship and serviee. Organized refused to be forgotten and grantcd a charter by the 74th Among VFW legislative accomplishments played on behalf of the World War I bonus, and GI Bills of Rights for men coming out of the Second World War and the Korean and Vietnam campaigns. The legislative service works constantly for the enactment of laws oi veteran interest, The record of VFW Post aid to needy veterans and their families on the community level is outstanding. a veteran or his family is in the VFW extends a helping h n d t h:i I i v:: pract R'ahie. These thiiig they do every day of the year, quietly and without ballyhoo or self praise. Local \FW :u:' Amencanisrn ______ became disturbed stffering veterans going were the major roles poor meeting Columbus, nuthc.n members two by v::erans who - 600 hotshot, • ö the - . _$_ ____e__,_, ,_. . ______________-- - recess, -.--- - . ______ __ :: . a' ________________ ______ ______ r _____ _ ____________________________________ ( 1 - L N . . . , ." 1~anfvrb ratI TELEPHONE 8319993 322- SANFORD. FLA. 32771 300N. FRENCH AVE T. &1ELOW Ed,Ioq.Pblher - ,, #'*aV1 , DAVID A. BRYANT WINIFRED F. GI LOW Managing Editor Comptroller cri ,, DEWEY fIs.- wy dit JANE Counry Edltor or - ROBINSON vu t'Orsua Will $ ,'MS Society Editor CHARLES HAYS CHRIS NE LSON RALPH HAYS .110ffX, rtAj11 S2 1,0 ,ArA onth ne*S or advertising ot th ,sedtofl of Herald may be reproduced irs any manner "f Joll Li permsss'on of the publiSher of The Hetald wr?teo without Any iridsy,duat or fu.m responsible tar such reproduction will be ct*vdered es infringing on The Herald's copyright and wit be he'd tiabte fr dam3e under the law Publthed daily and Sunday's. except Sa utdOj - 931 "59 322-SAIR . slavis 49 Osteen Cuc'ta (tankr - j 2 - Winter Springs Alta'anfe Springs . ______ ____________ - -' ' . _____________ - . . -__. ____ ____________ -- ____ i 11 __________________ _____ ______ __________ _____ V p IT ----- 2 ------ -' -r ..i -i- 1/ . I/ .' ._- ' ,-., i \ // \ - ____. - ili M I P.41 .1 i 11H -. . - A Il III III! ___ ____________________________________________________ ______ ____ _ p-.-. __ -- XMIU11 ff% ______,__ _____ -. -.- ____ _____ - I I _____ Casselberry Fern Park TangtewoO E. Estates 'oo Goldenrod , . - j a i l i 4 49 Bass clubs, ttout clubs, marlin clubs, deer clubs, duck clubs, arLiIuy cmos, miy nsntng . Gather round, elect a slate of officers, write bylaws, pick a place to go fish or hunt, Compete for a prize, cheat if you have to, but above all, win. There's an outfi t back In Florida ui.st is staging a national deer championship this year. Kill the biggest deer In the United States and be a hero. -- ......... -____ 'hwpldfoIlawthe ----.----- - ----.-- a ,. l.a..., aa....a Bruce Biossat WASHINGTON (SEA) The Egyptian-Syrian -(om Kippur assault upon Israelioccupied territory probably reflects the two nations' udgment that setlhnul in improsed rab iuIi.a" position, Lucre is no nope of negotiating with Israel on a basI.s ceptawc- to the Arabs. Thwv W3fli n'iurn to boundaries fixed before the 1967 St D,iv V ar, and Ilit' krat'lis have said firmly that (Iiv wail neur agiec to tthdraw from all the land gaievd in their sweeping victory that year. The long st.a'ic condit'un in the Mideast conflict zone has tuuk1 toi untlet-mlnt Egpti,1n Prtsadent 'id at s crc Inn t ' and utn'r •ttt ati!- rs aku liavt' bc-cu diiI1uIoncd f at settlement have even bi PO topriiduce tht kind of results the Arabs desire .o r iplamatic expct here at the Stat Dvparlmeni, at anywhere else sem entirely clear as to Egyptian-Sy rian rilotict's Hut it i thiauh( that at (lit sery least (tics- want ' n t ion ifl o ii; h'l ui- iiI lit! iun to corn - iIu liii 1 P lIlt I it 'i l''m' \ itii'tt. (iUl(i,I ',u. ir ttkd (.i1iri) her ountt S basi(. ct,Incfi with ri 'ard to tili occupli d Sinai desert a 120 mile inch belun tIn 1967 war was M'erelgn "ptian l Israel has long been willir.g to yield some - but not 111 of this territory in negotiations, but she insists upon retaining a huffti no' to 'tep o°e"t'a! Arab attackers well away from the old Israeli boundary, according to Mrs. Meir. Wh an election coming up Oct. 30, Mrs. Meirc hard-line right ' tug opposition has been pti1ting against 3flV COflCCSs1on The new war puts tht .drrpaign on ice for the mo ment but it may also move Mn \I I II to this hard s-it w an the ground that (hi Arabnnrnorp hi it n 'm ft or d their untru' nrrhint' 1 tin akini' e I ie tics. al.. ci n tit and 1,, hi I1h t 0 t1 accepted by both tds With thc- Un , I wvthtetI in the Arabs for and the U \ Securit y Council hinuered by the Chinese-Russian veto threat from any ac(ion which would not be fa vorable to the rats Egypt and Ss-ria miehit wr'lenmt P N cill rr i t,,itrt, i arr' in I this fnurlt \i h' a1 w r I i... -,1' ' • - I 4 r - -", ' • -' : - -' - .l#1 - snow its The were treated for great deal of satisfaction. S - # 1 14 - I i4 - . ill - 5.j - I If P. '' - Fl I AA V%%1I I I FLORIDA CITY, Fla. (AP) Officials at Everglades Na-' tional ['ark say they have almost filled up the "hole in the dnuthnut" plaguing them for more than years. The hole was the several thousand acres of farmlands inside the Everglades boundaries actively cultivated since the subtropical park was esthb lished in l4L Officials say $20 million WI'S spent in the last two years to purchase 8O,000 acres of private lande within the 1,4 million acre park. Ncarly thrce-founh the private holdings have been acquired and more purchase" are plan ned. 1-or all practical purpose" the hole in the doughnut tiabeen filled," says park Superir tendent Jack Stark. "We mart' .1 (if the Prlk'm loWing iorni' ~ Is Plugged area for years had bothered Slough and front there into the of Florida Bay," said conservationists who claimed the crops were hurting the park ranger Ralph Miele. Parks officials say the newly ecology of the Everglades. acquired park land may be the of fertilizers and kinds "All first in Florida to be returned to ;cttct'i' and fungicides have been iiied on the land there. the sawgrass prairie that once Most of it eventually gets into covered the lowlands of the the water that runs into Taylor area. ' ' i -- - - -,_ .- --..-,--4 - .- -' •. - / s--;, >(-E-- - - ,,_..,._,. - A full 12 day supply only $2.50. Tb. prtco of two cups of colts's. Ask Fairway Plaza Drugs about (he FAT-GO riuducing plan md start losing weight this week. Money back Infullif not completely satIsfied with weight toss from the vsry first package. that will come (LI an end by i:i;'. 1975. gnu 1'tc' numerous 1t ip: III ti' tollialoe s azid tb-r ( farms - -- " only ji " - 09~ ,.• ~~ t~i - - - .. Fairway Plaza Drugs Ph.3320542 2175 Oriindi Dr. Shop Sterchi's Sanford - 0 ' ' 133 tnt t.è*sø - Ds*stm Otdi ____________________________ ___ _______________ iiiiiiiii P.S. 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Beers Uridorwr,tar's end S.f.Cab-net labels, Isles fr tested to I 700f f-,s L' fAO £AIIf'C' wi gt FAT-QO today. ,'H 9]'S r's1 vital protection -• HARDWICK - FIRE PSI_ASTER LX "0" LABEL INSULATED FILE ____ -J I Lois ugly .zcsss weight wtth the sansibla NEW FAT-GO dd pLus, nothing unsituonal just study weight toss for thou that rHj want to losi. onyenlant Terms! ~ ___.- I rA I- IU Priority System Planned For State Sewer Loans waters - , ' - -r u ".'' ' ; WQfrhVnuir vvus.usi sua.as IN - r'..j - -__--.._ -.' , 1IIII 'Glades 'Doughnut' - qt,I , r - AA r i ____________ TALI.AHAS.cFE Vln sAP lines, first priority would Florida's Pollution Control communities whoare proceedBoard, faced with request.s to- ing Wi th planning, modification MIAMI (AP) hours be fore lice said his killer, a man be- apple in its rectum. Police said taling $200 million from corn- Or construction of sewage treat. he was shot to death on a Ileved in his 30s, was stl1 beIng the killing apparently was con- munities seeking state funds for tiient or air pollution control (anect,ed to a ritual, improving sewage treatment, is dIllies wi thout federal funds, Miami street poli ce believe sought. In ano th er Incident neighbors planning a priority system for Shelton said. was Police said Hernandex told his Juan Olivicr Hernandez Second priority would go to murder carrying a gold-painted ham- told Raul Pacheco, 42, a minis- its loans. cutiiinuflities applying for anti The board was expected to him and use his head for a nier and gold smoking pipe ter of th e Church of God, that receiving a federal funding ofwhen he was killed, they smelled gasoline at his take the action today because voodoo sacrificial rite, The sla ying was one of a home. When they investigated, appllc.itions have reached the icr. Police sa id Sunday that HerLast priority would go to nandez's killer apparently de- srle.s of bizarre happcnings in police said, the neighbors found $200 million ceiling for the prothose who have applied for a od gasoline-soaked wo tieS he lton, en cross gram, said Dick at a Miami's Cuban community cided to get Hernandez first. th e backyard. federal grant but have not rein ixirtmnent spokesman. Witnesses told pclice that t he weeke nd . ceived it, Shelton said. For several months residen ts Under the proposed guideI'olice said Roberto Gonzalez, Hernande, 36, practi ced a form of voodoo or black ma,glc Al, reported discovering the complained of finding bowls and had told the gunman earlier sKIflflCtl 0OU 01 wnai appeared UI UI%APJ at lI Ud3V UI U V,uis that his head was needed for a to be a dog in front of his home. tongue of a call nailed to one The body of the animal had tree and discovering goat 0"_ ritual. Hernandez was shot three pennies under the feet, a heads, chicken heads, pigeons , - I -i animal mouth and an and other Saturday night. Pobanana in its times late ~ I.# parts. & I . . (MI i ; I 1 V%I III ------ - Voodoo Warning Is Tied U ' ' r column r I --- mc both ri ' I I -' a •_ -- ___ -- " " 'I " ss • ' _______ ' ' ' ': , a - 1-'' _____ - ' ' ', ____ sjollod ' ..., . _____ - , •, - Il 1, ________ _ - - - - -. _______ ' ' .- - - - " - - baked - - ,.- .'""" __________ - . L. -. ISRAR f I J" In - , . Ji'L.j k.L. - - ,. ____ - - . THREE ALARM V'' ' 'ut - - ' • .- - -_____ • •-• , ----- The diffi culty t governing Egyptian-Syrian action is that future to mid the hridi.!eht'ads gainul h surprise religious holiday attack :.01151r1 Israeli attit'jdt' toward prospective -' • Okt'y, Bugs, Beware Of 'Glue Trees' .• - . . rUsL , .- ' ' - No Comment needed 4' D The Pr ayer words. Li ncoln's Gettysburg Address has 266. The Ten Cornmandments have 297. The Declaration of In'J'-}".h1ln'e swS ow. But a government order this summer setting the price of cabbage had 26,911 words. Beaumont (Tex.) Enterprise r ''-' - Other Tholu ahts _.. '' • wealthiest and most influential nation to heed the andent words, 'If any man hunger, let hint eat..." ______ more and more organized. ' :' -. -. "Compassi on demands that we answer the rising cornplans of the Americans who c.nno afford enough to eat and the desperate cries of the BegalLs who have nothing to eat. "And above all, there Is conscience, which Instructs this Hunting, fishing and cAmping have, in the last few years, become . ' Concludes the report: "Sellinterest requires that we strive to become again the world's arsenal of agricultural Sadly, outdoor sports are undergoing a significant change these days. Kids are beir,g swept along with it. ' '" ''- - ,, missing the outdoors, for one thing. Oh, they occasionally have contact with the real world. Only trouble Is, it all too often comes prepackaged. Doled out in parcels-a weekend here, a day there, maybe a whole week in the mountains. But they can't live the outdoors, And if you don't live it, you don't really know it.- -It's quite safe to say most adults grew up in a rural, or at least semirural, atmosphere. Then came urbanization. And the organization era. Your roots may be In Indiana dirt; your child's are In cement, A kid's freedom went thataway. No longer can they go raise my harmless devilment away from masses of people. They're hemmed m in. - '"". McGovern, Are Hernmed In N owadays r der - - . - afl% . i.aij ,. ' z - __ 4 -__-___--_-__ -- - - Making hard Liz Mathieux us OU3 `i ___ _______ _____________________ that, no they don't. Most of them, because of where they live, are - Ger-teaO Fannetedvia s ~ , . I I ifle , . _____ - The dealers l...4.,_,., ..-- La7e,?t1roe ia Ccjr, Enterprise _______ _ -. _________ ___ •' C PMraHakons __ . feeling -__-- Ann Riley _____ :41 N I - out - Bear Lakc - Foresf City I _,~~ motorcycle ,s •, __________ _______ \. I.-, - Trip I4rotd 'S 4 member o r'eAsScx.ôled Press ',htch Cflti?1CdC*CIUSIVCIY 'othe u5e for reproduction o! all the local news pr*r'ted -, 11 _ - __ ______ - in all likelihood, you were once a child. Which nileans, you had a Childhood. Lacking back, what do think Of it? Not like the one your children are going through now, was it? You never got to wrestle with t4iUt .vague insurance torms. Compete In a beauty contest for 5year-olds. Ride a around atrack In search of plastic trophy, Struggle in and of a Pop Warner uniform, Gee, kids today have everything. fl.. I L '..ii Uj wvy. The here is PJnr.srtnf.nv mater ,al, - . -- ---- By BARtON BAR LET Copley News Service (mice of Sanford. Florida 3771% H c. r - ___ %'..--- . ____ _1,. ____ _____ ______________ ill ... , of ,, of 14i K ids 12 mos U2 40 ci Ar eo Cot r e ponde H IS a '' ' ::= U S Postal Re'gutaltons provide that all mall subscriptions be paid n advance s.'cond c lass matter Auquf 77. 19O at the Post Entered -- ______ - - 1210 Month 125 401 Year 01-crift's S`1 6 20 ____ course, Same As Home Delivery In FIorda 6 Ma.l ____ ______ ________ '' f __________________ Of other campaign spending reforms under way RAYSTEVENS Room Foreman 5c week hi ?O6 Months . _) before the election. (amp. oTIt'qlfldfl SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home Deluveri' U _________________ - Mechanical Supt BILL VINCENT.JR., _________ % / / conunittee had acknowledged Mceiving under the Federal -. a, £ICCUUB t.wtipiugn 4W1 05 11z, which went Into effect in April Advertising Manager - ___________ I the full scope. of the 1972 RepuhlIrsn presldenthd pig chest-a start1irg 160.2 million. This was 1.8 million more than was previously acknowledged by the Finance Committee to Reelect the President. It was 122.6 million mare than the Nixon :. JOHN A. SPOLSKI, Associate Editor J R ICI4ARD5 In any event, two disclosures this past weekend should have a powerful impact on the role of money in future election campaigns. A Gallup poll shows almost two thirds of the Amncan public now favor the most radical of campaign reformsfull federal funding of presidential and congressional canpalgna and the prohibition of all contributions from armk r%~=~A_ - _____ private wuree ,The seconddlosurewasof WAYED,DOYLE. erHn Octor & AWPjbflther . ____ _______ __________ . You will forget about Watergate and get on to more urgent business You will forget about Watergate arid get on to. hr ____ _____ - ____ State Gas Dealers M ay Strit" ax . . I W' reached Dougherty, now and NBC news man, who said Frcidin had invented the whole conver sa tion. hazy attic of my mind," "1 have somewhere back In said Dougherty, "a r&ollectlon that I told somebody we got information form Nixon headquarters in the abstract way that we always had kids who would go in and pick up camun material." But beyond that, Dougherty said, the '.icGovern forces had no pipeline Into the Nixon camp. Th is was reaffirmed by one of McGovern's campaign managers, Frank Manklewict, who recalled that a source once delivered some outdated polling data from Nixon's 1vertIsIng group. But, said Manklewicz, "we had no inside tuntaCt." The Senate Investigators, nevertheless, are still looking. Food Fiasco -A Sate report, soon to be published, will charge that the Nixon Administra tion has mismanaged the food thsls. 'eevents of the last year have thro our food and farm policies Into serious disarray," declares the report, "making it necessary to seriously reexamine America's commitment tothewaragalnsthunger..." The report Is sign ed by Sen. George .McGovern, 1)-S.D., as chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Nutrition. "We have c hosen commercial sales of wheat to the Soviet Union," criticizes th e report, "over guarantees of ' adequate diet for those lmprvverished Aniericans who subsist on surplus commodh'ka. "Wehavechosen...tofeedAznericanllvestockinstportof cur tn:tc for mcat over grain, Ln.skad of mttthg tkiperute human r.reds in West Africa, Southe ast Asia and e1sehere... "We neither have nor appear to be pursuing with any vigor policies which would help us avoid these soul-shattering choices." The report warns that "world agricultural production Is finite, Most productive land is aIrady In use, and only that In developed countries is capable of substantial Increases in production. Most waterways avallable for Irription have also been developed. Most of the world's grazing capacity Is h..,sa, .,.,a,,1 .aP-tfla -,,aiaan.t Ilaba,.,. sat.. ui imuauij 4UVU W LIUYV iVUIt1.L the limit In harvesting edible fish from the seas. "Yet food demand continues to rise at an alarming rate...even wi th bumper crops, th ings will not be as th ey were." Ch?irman Jol,.ed by the Senate's senior Ri'ntihUn V.rment's George A(ki, ha' c2hed for steps to • ,,.s,..,.u... .'.....st,u.,... - uflhl f,,r---__.._._... r _.J scarcity rather than rurplus," - News Briefs "'' , ____ Florida "Tvaa Apparently, Freidin was Instructed to seek more in. formation. He reported back to ChoUntr on June 3: "I talked to Dougherty several times about (the spy), reminding him th at he had men tioned this to me. He shrugged but would say funds , ke without authority. It fast became one of the could help reduce the potential Just prior to summer tighten disclosure truisms of the Watergate for misuse of campaign approved a bill that wnffl'j set c! contzlbuticiz revelations that "There was too as well as the surreptittois flml'i on campaign con- stt up a policing organlzat4un coL'ecttng of them. The Senste, tribullons from indiv id ua l s. that (1)Uld much money lying around." enforce , r.A! .; should be suspect: a lack of I money can corrupt as can a surfeit of money. And does ' money Itself have power to corrupt; ocLit not flaws Inthe character o men that yield to / .,.• I corruption, with money but an / instrument of corruption or a / ________ complicating factor? . i , on top - ". Americans Favor Radical Reforms W " sau%C of Their hottest clue is a confidential memo, which President Murry Qotiner, wrote on June 9, Nixon's political 1972, to former Attorney General John Mitchell. thotiner cited a report from his spy, Seymour Freidin, idenWied by the code name, "Chapmafl's Friend." that Sen. George McGovern has managed to plant his own spy in Nixon campaign heiidquarters. McGovern camp told Chap. 'Richard Dougherty of rnan's Friend inCallfOrflIa," reported Ch0er, "that hehas a tine Into the headquarters at 1701 Pennsylvania..." The memo quoted the alleged conversation between Dougherty and Freidin. 'We have a real line," Dougherty supposedly said, "into the headquarters at 1701 Pennsyl vania." •y j rn 's Fi'iend 'you h a ve in. filtrated th em?' "Yes," Dougherty reprtedly reptied. et_.,_ I -- --- - - ICoojncnted (o?Iper: "it could well be that anything the rai pu3ic MCvrr fcs:: :it is rn.terfal we •t thr j j Zsvuikdy is being (uhdv. TI*t niiiiit ,ji.or,e m th organixatlon Is peashw oii material , Money AeI EIec lions BERH3 ' cameras. stancy --- - If Harried Senate sleuths, spurred by WASHINGTON Republican complaints that the Watergate investigation has been too one-sided against the GOP, a re searching for a possible Democratic spy to houl before the television its d TIlE ASSOCIATrn 1'ESS !HP td. thrt embankment. l'ouce were ran into the rear ot another auto two-car collision on SR 400, U.S. 981n the Bay County town At least 26 persons died in Leroy Sampson, 25, of Tampa withholding the names of the on SR 600 east of Lakeland. John Keefober, 15, of Pensa. of Springfield Frday. traffic accidents in the state and his wife Mary, 23, died men, who were both from All Bradford Goodnough, 22, of cola, was killed Saturday when over the weekend Including four Sunday in Cynthia Newitt, is, of Boy.. a two-car accident at tiilgus, Ga. Sarasota, was killed Sunday his motorcycle was struck by a nton Beach was killed Friday people killed In a grinding head. an exit from Interstate 75 along Two Naples residents, Thom. when tie stopped his car along car on ('hesterfield florid in when her car ran off Golf [toad on collision near Okechole, l).ile Mabry Avenue in Tampa as Talicy, 31, and Orpha hop- Midnight Pass Road near his Pensacola. officials report. in Palm Beach County and HUt, If you are not already HOUSTON, Tcxas Samuel Pickett, 25, of Apoka per, 59, died Saturday when hometown. Police said another 'lick how can you be sure A Grand Ridge man, 35-year- struck a you don't suffer from male I shat bald, The Florida Highway Patrol was driving a truck near Ocoee their car ran off Alligator Alley car stopped to assist Good- old Lloyd Ederifeld, wa3 killed is actually causing your pattern baldness, you can hair loss? Ev en if baldness may said Frank Charles MdRe, of Saturday when he lost control and overturned about 13 miles nough, and he was killed by a in a lour-car collision on Sit 10 Okeechobee, A Zellwood man, Donald now stop your hair loss . . . lscem to "run in your (amll." was driving one and was killed when the vehicle west of Andytown. third vehicle that drove bet, near Sneads Saturday. Mdflaflie, 19, was killed near and grow more hair. thk is certainly no proof of th e car with Mickey Joe Carden, 18, struck a bridge. A ear ran off SR318 near Citra wetn the two parked autos, YOUR hair loss. the Lake County community of and James Bond, 16, both of .. fl)y said it couldn't For y Otis Helflower, 22, of Cocoa Saturday, killing Christine An Orlando woman, Sherry Jessie Cupp, 16, of Pensacola, Lake Ha i loss caused by scI'rn r Gem when his auto was be done". But now a firm of lab. Cullman, Ala., as passenger-s. was killed Sunday morning Denhart, 18, of Ocala and Jo- Abramson, 23, died Saturday died Saturday in a two-car tilt by a train, developed also run in your firnily. ant ,.iis oratory consultants Their vehicle collided with an when he was struck by a car condiii'.us can cause men and many ot.er seph Davis, 20, of Mcintosh. when her auto ran off SR 400 walking in the a treatment for both in crash about five miles south of A pedestrian auto driven by Mary Kirland, while walking along the women, that is not only stopping hair loss No matter which on street Jackie Waddle, 22, and Oris Orlando and struck a signpost. Milton on Sit 28lA. 33, of Okeechobee, on State in his hometown. centeg' of the road was struck hair loss but is really grow. is causing sour hair loss, if you Kytle,36, both of Lake Wales, Another Orlando resident, \ lilt-and-run driver struck and killed Saturday morning in ing hair! wait until you are slick bald and Road 441 about four miles north Two Georgia men were killed were killed Saturday when the Iris Douglas, 25, died near Alto- and killed Virgie Bettis, 46, of union County. Officials were to yo u r hair roots are dead, )nu They don't even ask tti of that city, killing all four, the Sunday when their car struck a car beyond help. So. if Ou still in which they'wereriding mo nteSprings Sa turda yin aCalloway asshe walked acrosswithholdinghisname, their sorl for it. They are take of your invite YOU to try the treatment hive any hair head. and would like to !(Ct' for 32 days. at their risk. sour hair loss and grow more see for )ourself" . no is the time to do hair Naturally, they would not offer something about it be fore it's this opportunity unks the treat- too late. ment worked. However, it is im• Loesch Laboratory Consultpossible to help everyone. ants. Inc., will supply you with Adams And Agnew' great majority of cases treatment for 32 days. at their Flowers Paroled of e x cessive hair fail and risk, if they believe the treatment TALI.AIIASSEE Fla. (AP) Lt. (uv. EGLIN AIR FOI'E lSE, Fla. (All) baldness arc the beinnine will help ciu Just nd them the Iii J l, io Ad:ino s;mv thure i iH'0 h-fti 11,1 'l All 111 OflL' tiiilarmty Former Alabama Atty. (cn Itt1itiiuini and fully dceIuped jquirics are answered conuudenti between his problems and those which Flowers prepared to leave federal prison lieve By THE A&,S%IWKI ED PRE&S stop selling gas today in a Jacksonville caused long lines stages of male pattern bald- ally, by mail and without obliresulted in the reslitnatlon of formns'r Vi'r tiwlay, p,ro!e'l after 5e!'viflg 16 .1'.! -s .. A four.tjav wildcat wasoiine u'rnnmied five-day stilke to show of motor.sts to fcrrn at mozt ga &.-.aC'4 4Hsu ntcIsVW. cimmiyear sentence, . nu UDIuAuIu WuriVill I shutdown in Dade frustration and anger over fed. stations over the weekend U". tm'"e, ¶1t, . e .1i t -.;: n" ......... a, .:e!:-. y LSU U4 ujntrauie,, ctWia day but a iriiiir r Iongc in ot uL uliugy thcre 2unt ov: thc ,,,,•, .: " n' Watiace. K- was convicted in 196 of (Ion," prott was threotcncd ior reac,d a peak uray iieii O j - Adams said. 'i've never seen so many conspiring to illegaily exact payments from I am submitting the following information with the under. Jacksonville, per cent of the county'8 2,000 cars and they all want full persons and firms doing business in Alabama standing that it will be kept strictly confidential and that I am In fact, Adams said politics constituted 1199 Spokesmen for the dealers stil reportedly were closed, tanks," one hara.swd attendant under no oblig3tion ,Ahal%(x%er. I now have or have had the while in office from 963 to 1967. and 44'lOOths per cent" of the charges against predicted 300 to 350 of the 500 strike spokestiten said. following conditions: him, stations in Jacksonville would The i mpending strike i,i Is it dr,'? or oily? Do you have dandruff' "Whether there was as much politics inDoes your forehead become oily or greasy? Kidnap Charges . ." volved t his as in mine, I don't krow," Doi your scalp itch?__Wcn?_________ , Adams said. Flow long has your har been th inning?__ MIAMI lATh - Three Texans have been Do -ou still have any weak hair on top of your bead?_____ ~_ chared with kidnapping EfIcen Jackson, ; . How lo.tg is ii' Is it oily? .ls it dry? and holdingherandherboyfrlendprjsoner In Biggest Pie feel r':ay be helpful. Attach any other information you an apartment. I ~*_ DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. NAMF_ Police identified the trio Sunday as Michael 'V ,' KEY WEST, Fla. (All - Al Brown says he IAP - A retired chemist says ADDRESS James Youngblood, 32, Jack R. Wilson, both ii going to bake the world's largest key lime he's inver,ted a liquid flypaper of Austin, and Wayne Allen Pie. _________ ________ King of College 1 CITY-_ that :ombat.s bugs in Florida Station. citrus groves by gluing them to The pie will require, among other the trees. Deputies said Miss Jackson and her in gredIents, 360 eggs, 00 cans of sweetened Tom Hunt says the substance, Aniiiiii'l boyfriend, Thomas E. Johnson, 26, were held it • condensed milk, and enough limes to come up which he calls Natural 21, is the prtr in her apartment for one day by the with nine quarts of juice, Brown, a local ••.. product of eight years of trio. antique dealer said. research. Officers said Johnson had known . It is sprayed much like a -_________ Youngblood In Texas and Youngblood visited _ Brown said the pie, a Florida specialty, will -rT_ chemical pesticide but it Is nont he couple at the apartment Oct. 10. L--LI have to be in four sections because toxic and relies on a physical 17 there isn't an oven big enough in Key West to • 1principle rather ttvin a diemhandle his creation. i u-al one to kill bugs, he said. Crash Hurts 5 The sticky solution glues such • • insectsasaphidaandredspider FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Five (AP) 11L U 1 mites to the tree and they Life's Pleasures persons were injured, two critically, when starve to dea th, Hunt said. their twin-engine plane crashed near the Fort If the bugs manage to eat the POMPANO BEACH, ha. (AP) - Don't Lauderdale-lloltywood International Airport . ....' substance - off and get free, they wtetl Mdry RyilTt' fIfth grade cla.cs the on f light from the Bahamas, usually get enough on them to younger generation is by today's . il fA op fl th eir jaws toge ther, he affluence. -J: I Admitted to the Krnward Gtnerd Med iel Ccr,tcr with head ir.urics were the '-' t_,. BUDGET i.R' ill f" Students here still take pleasure in Hunt, 64, retired from an AtJames, 43, and Christie F. VItolo, 51, of "smelling my grandmother's hamburgcrs," lanta chemi cal business In 1959. BUILDING MAY be held back in most places Fort Lauderdale. and letting snowflakes "going out In the Ile said he discovered his new by high material prices and scarce mortgage kittens hit your face" and "watching pesticide accidentally while money, but booming in a Tallahassee Police identified the oilier three occupants being born." conducting experiments in a backyard. Shawn Peddle, 11, right foreground, as Barbara Trezzo, 27, of Uniondale, N.Y., garage laboratory at his DayPamela Treno, 21, ulMineolj, N.Y., and Ted students had read a newspaper is strawbossing construction of a tree house to tona Beach home. Sanagiated, 43, oi Fort Lauderl Thiley about things that don't cost much but give a end all tree houses and is trying to bring the treee. what members believe is symbolized by the official VFW emblem, the Cross of Malta. It expresses men's highest ideals, courage, con and service, Like the original Crusaders, VFW members have pledged themselves to defend human rights in time of peace and war and to administer to the tc ;ind tieci Congratulations to the VFW beginning its 75th year of service and to local posts 8207, 10108, ' ........ S 1144U a %l'j...A.0 Uif) need mi By JACK ANDERSON veterans. What the Veterans of Foreign Wars is and When Foreign e VFW . New Way Found To Stop Hair Loss, Grow More Hair By - AV 1r1 evils of drug abuse among young people. Once annually VFW "Buddy Poppies" are sold on the streets with the slogan, "Honor the dead by helping the living." Funds from the Buddy Poppies annual sale are devoted exclusively to extending veteran welfare work and to help maintain the organization's national home. Aiding the VFW in all its projects are the auxiliaty units which also assist hospitalized Okinawa, Sanford; 10050, Casselberry; 10108, I vul drug action committees to educate and thus fight its Longwood; - -- posts located in all the states, the District of Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Puerto Rico, Samoa, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam. Weekend Accident Tol l ArAt 26 fl rl U*l _ Congress, the VFW membership spread to 10,000 year, For A iii I VV States Monday, Oct. 15,l973--5A The Sanford Herald 15, 1973 Free Delivery Open 9:30-5:30 Daily, Friday 1il7:30 201 W First St. 305322-5733 DeL and 206 E. Now York Su. 904-734-1951 �6A—The Sanford Herald Monday, Oct. 15, 1973 FM . - AI ____________ 1 ; t4 ' dI --- 4fli rneM ib bb I i*Hrt.s. in 'ii pbnt.i in ikers nee Iors women too C IfllPi Cirn. Ttit-N Y n.i Silt.. M their clergymen and after several sessions of unburdening themsel%rs tbey tell the minister they am in loie with - 24 25 -'. -- I _. iwi'Ui -.-• -.-.--- bq _-, - i . __~ i - . _g 0 DEAR HARRIED: Forget the sign. If a 1k! Pr)ceed: to Illibut YW merchandise. advise t1w par"its diat t4y I vM be kM rfspensNe for dunge by 9bdr eMUIrm And U datnage Is done, wk It to lem! , u. .1 :. ;_4 a - paienice. &z Iflofltba ago I denly lost in' hwband.That W*5 bad enough, hot before be wax even burled I gc* a "sympathy card" from a man who sells real estate. I hardly ~ I i 3 ~ Ii V II . ,~ _: - V ~ - _____ _~ . i I I 2 1 r I -I I -1 "- .- Skate -- "Betsy, favorite hair ribbon .,Z 0=I , Some kids may have families and lives like that. At least it' s nice to think that such families exist. But if rearly half of this country's marriages end In divorce, if one out of nine Americans suffers from alcohoWsm and one in 10 is afflicted ,xith some form of mental illness or depression, then there sure are lots ofl0-yearsolds out there who need a book like Uncle Mike's Boy. o e can t ey understand at this awkward age — whena rovalist rnportant - that they are not America's ,rea1., I rather its typical pre-adolescenis7 BRIDGE , The MISSISSIpPI heart hand would k hearts trump. West would double and doubles • WEST •Void 'P5765432 # VOA 4 AKQJ 109 EAST 4.197542 Void #1108654 #,-I SOUTH tt), #AKQ V A K QJ 110 Wnt Buth I Vint.r.Abit. firnh - Fall %out" 2T ... ; ~rhlrd M ? ,- of, har-Aiomcly ,k iTz-od &KINSPAPIEREN11ft"MAMI __ - i IT__~ here Give as much atif lion AS You can to .vour intc1 blent sitirede it more than wmt- Each pre ecisjon a~:rl ,=q%; - ,~ t-rc game W.1's ,idge ,I (dw grarAfa0wr of ciow'-sact r inade -- I _- - of -your 1- 119 is iufcly up to YOU! Ciffoll Roter"I Indlividuil Folrectst for your sip for at The ont: level - - th nent couid double and ttere were unlimited doubles and The bidding his been Norti FAst W"11 Ou \ E OLJ SURE v -_:-'---------_. '1ER SEEN iT ' ''iTTEN ,, i '-OUR o BSESS .VUi' S'4iON" '~ I Television ..g I i r -. I 1 a i . - -1 —I - . . -.1 - - I ___ ______ __ __ - __ I . .NOT 100 f) EVENING - a .. i - - - -, , if eovs (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Lucy Show (11) t I(,-.. ~, 124) CarracoI(,ndas a r---___i --4--...,L I __ ~04 our Indiana farm home. ,. r. Crane. he began, about 25 ears ulesman front Crawfordsville went hunting "Two of his friends ac. companied him. "They stopped their car at a famhouse near Yountsville and the salesman went up to the door to seek the owner's per• missiontolookforrabbitsonhis land. riends, who had t4ayed out in the auln. ,q1tUi t)lt,lfII.l,i,VIJ , , 1.II 10 pa" "So he beg4in to shake and Sfttb Iblid his friends tie didn't knf I he fell an wicontroll ible urge to TODAY'S QUFN herse that was only a few yards You do bid Int spadts and your away, saying 111 stirt by ' . , ;" r% - — V. ~ .- .. T;_Ism qn - ., i .I '- •l • I / - f'S'it ' ' - '4's - . -~ b .4 ! ]d I L" a,J ~~ - AiJy BEl. . . — - ______ -_ -,\ Q 'Ii% •', e". -11 11 ( / -r--- V I .. ~__;;~_Awa~ ,%'T= -- . I LOANS . L. ! 1. I 1 .. ,~ IV r ' -: -- j \ Pr / :- &;ff-. I ,:~Ir . t'iiiiie ruurñr,r ainua aurrmcK.3 twill 96" ft4w% flit rvw "Voww4l A@- 'V,Wd two- ITMA.UW L4c"tow4 "sh ed I I i mW tedWroWy to i1irsin wA d"t ell allakiwo cowslpi. : -qIwV ty" PAPER v ,~\~ %ent holill, ri-tutilly Iii lind1wir grandhiner l nand covii-red with a lillpold) banthige tti1dhirlii )i,idfilhti-&hih outdoors . f, ' ;I. p . r.j,h_I he failed ioditlugwh lMlfi-f i 11:', .S41 he .had grallisf-11 rii,volvi-ir and ru, huff imisi(Ii. I,, help(Jo liallilt. 'Allit 1111. 4-F14-111% , A% lie hig)IJud atound the .111d fril ~ 1: I Almanac (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 (6) Sunshine Almanac 6:30(2) The Flying Nun ;4"1- ,_ DRUGS — .1 6. 1 -- - :• - BLONDIE ~ I /17~~ r - '-' I .6i 1. - ~ , ) ----,' 1.. I. . - ,,. — _3~ -1. - fJj ,'. _____________ LIKE TWAT IN I . : r--^- TO CLAUDIA , ,,_,. ri - V &.I' - f 1 .I • - I 1 1 . •• 0 - I ,,~ I K i ,r J- ' '.., A i -I1 0. 1-t.~ IQ. , W}4A7 '\ i''i 1i?JI I[ . 2 - • CAN '~',' )U 0C-9 - "'" I - ) 1 1~ f ' ` = -1 nn A-UgrtAT uko(s 1. 7 Mulls , I% ACCOMPAJOYING PA11111 Foe MY HUSSAND" SPECIAL P(P5I BOTTLE CAPS OR N lUragir-AZI - e . W : I, AMISSIG$ W-411WAL.-A H se Of Steak V • $139 )AM OUNGE OPEN IJ 3OP'' ,,1Zt DAILY - - .- _____ RIVER ROOM Breakfast 7-11 (24) Electric Company (44) (jomer Pyle 6:00 (6) News i3 Sound (24) Sesame° tr (44) Lucy Show . 6:30 (2) News (6) News (9) News (13) Peter Gunn (44) Hogan's Heroes B usiness __ RESTAURANT Lunch 111-WI-30- Dinner- 5-10 Men's LUNCHEON 45 $ . HAPPY HOUR 4-7 Two Drinks For The Price Of One Z!~'''''Ill11 111 ratmw&%1ford Inn -4 & SR 46 Sa nf or - ~~"e[ ,,_~ (j) I I 42 -1 lill , _ I CEN I MAL FLUMIUA 4 UILUEbY AND FINIST STEAK HDUSE we - l 4 _,9 mmocto V R,SPIV416001 SLAVING COMPLETE DINNER', . UNTIL, I IC AV I 131-IMPS HWY. 17-92. North in FLRN PARK L) UlNlrda t4cief.A's ONYEPTAINWNT NIGHTLY n tne LAMPLIG"TE 114 LOUNE& Baffle AS CtAg 40&&:9*!4453rJL 11:30 (2) Wizard Of Odds (6) Gambit (9) Password (44) Revalations 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (44) Not For Women 11 45(44) 45 (4 News 11:55 (6) News EVERY TUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN Choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bre,d& Butter EVERY THURSCAY I,~ lb. Western Steak choice of Two Vegetables Hot BreadS Butler EVERY FRIDAY 2 lb. Chopped Sirloin OR Chicken 'n Dumplins Choice of Two Vegetables - Hot BreadS Butter slog $109 slog . I - ik - 4 I ,-A-, _fr J ~, ~ ,(I '~ (i, ., , I \U ) '_' o'. . . .: ,.-. I I, I4 . II 'Y '' '\ / I EVERY V- . L. _. - Delicious Hot Dog I SPECTACULAR, . NIGHT \. SPORT SPECIALS FREE SNACKS / "I k Homemade HOT DOGS TUES. NIGHT HIS a HER NIGHT DRINKS 75c Smothered in A&W ~" RINKS 35c If __~ ~ ..'~ -_ / -. ,,, /, ,\ A . ' PRICESI DOMINICK'S AVAILABLE DAILY C MIAMI'S 9:3o P.M. - 2 A.M. le i A . -)(-.., V J. AND MON 704 -Z_~ - =;- ~.~', SAT. AFTERNOON PRESENTS THE RESTAURANT '/,r' •V I I I . CLUB LUI CONEY DOG DAY Lee Falk - and Sy Barr .0011~ i '% JERRY BALZ'S .'LL 1 . _______-- / .i --i. ~ '0 I~iC ~ I' .. F! M F00@ _ fC1V ltid ' DRIVE IN \ /(( f'' - , TU VAJ 1. VAT -_ I I le -4-11, r*t, 1 11479, ow - 11 10.30 ' - - 1____1t_ E-ItEff ! . Wild (Curfe 6wAviiji_; cREAM ... I I- .. HE PHANTOM . ~P-R What's My Line? Movie Concentration Dinah's Place The Joker's Mort Walker — '_~ 11,6;aZ to I LUNCHEON SPECIAL (44) Green Acres 5:15 (13) Starcast 5:30 (6) Green Acres (9) Truth Or Consequences (13) Local ---- UN, FC;Zm ... Him A15 RA;O... FILL. )4l6 ~ I 7" - Oi4 L016 OF 'TIiNGfr... —v . & P A x I P#-, , Crflp-if. V.q 11 THE STEPDAUGHTER RD~ OON=A~ f"'O""'ll""'~ GOLM EN SM (';( IC•I' C I _______ - / 1I I now even more so. OPEN DAILY 11 A.M. TIL9 P.M. - , • L, IFJL,,l food value is FRiED CHICKEN _____ °'-"-. LEEP menu prices RW* - "/, 1~ 7 1 I - a it V . = : I, IT'G LIKE A # Zoo IN i4r:;ZE! I 1 Prrnid ONE B6WOQ5O S'E ) WONT Te< 1S r)UM3) ~:;/, ___N___-,-:~i~~ Ilk - - (6) (9) 9:30 (6) 10:00 (2) (6) Chic - BEETLE BAILEY . . (~ L - V t~ im .) : ' V 4:1 I ~I . . - , I anexcellent .- usg A WCQ. I T . A IF / We Still Have Our . . C t%nw I ------I 'o•'.s 10 V - tO To -16e fiGiffie Of our prices. been F~7 ~_ .. L L~:J " ___________________ // )ir Everyone whos been to a supermarket or read a paper within the past couple of months knows what happened to food costs, At Famous Recipe we've felt the pinchtoo,And as our costs rose we were unfortuililtely forced .10 11 - ,D*lY(.l 6; _i-t ( - 01 F Ir 1I A -5, -, (9) Bozo's Big Top ____________________________________________ ( CLALOIAJ -'----s,55 ,r- - - "TOUCH wH3$ASSOUTTLCitOARO Life (44) Patty Duke 3 00 (6) The Price Is Right (9) Geneiral Hospital (13) Movie (44) New o Revue 3:30 (6) The Fllntstonas ( 1. '.. I ( 1" W6J ( A LETTER ') TO I . Semester 7:00 (2) Today i I 1'. l' i I. I , 'A Wlmt %Wnt Up H ComeDox Tn, s ., #A11 C44mr"ar 1' - I L _L ______ ; ,---- --- - - - - I, Syrup OrantI'Ito help relieve your cou gh.' c'me down and recently sme of our food costs have decreased. We ..,1, ppy to j,111101111ce that weve lowered the on many IteMs. Our lioney-Dipped filed chicken which has always . I I I ~ ~ ~ "! , 11' inulate TV dtani is' I Alwilv-* writil it Di k*f*R,#,4 Cat# ef Mil . .. . L COME 191% :I -Z~. - .-:W-~~~ _~ -~-;,04-4 , . .* 1_ 4111111111, tit-, h'Ind (7hildrun iwvj,uinallv -.1voit 6 00 (2) P6 1 ~~ ~ ; i .1 , . 11 ,_ I !. a MORNING ) (ft.,,, . - "o,I,-t,,., ION READ ( "YeHE -,VAD? )I ] r CH I F5 I- N61SM -- - 1,* N~~~ .*V I ~, ! ~ I ric 1Z*1%_01`< I t:1 tl.7~1 Il.." SECAL~5E I TAL)ZKr they were hallway hack to the road, running as if Satan were atiheir very heels' For they thought this t-nmr4ides JUST CAVE TUESDAY 7 IW1 ~I MY DAD!3 MAD ATAIE )I .~. - ficlion, And I Iautwd heartily a'4 I c0uld -,urmi%v Ihv cl-iislernaI Ion of thl" "ilesm4ill's hunting WE. . . - Wl b. ____ .4. - - * I ) U!I.tTUD ' •••,•oP COO " 04 "-#*#A$ 10 00?0 Wild. I`0tMl# a" pod of SYWXCItAX I I't *04 f9t,livll one "a SYMA-MAR 12-Ped h9q. , ~ A ) OR A PARTY -'\ . antique store. .t I I ",I W Tonoght 7:15 A 10~20 (44) Gilli g an ' s Island 4:30 (44) Petticoat Junction . LOAN TO PAY ,. . .. . --/' . ,f%U-- %AI__&L JOKE 's.Tftu,p:ny I I 1 WEPO LIKE A 11:45 (9) News 12:15 (9) Movie I:DO (44) Nevn ' k i ~ ,., . .r THAJ4 ANYTHING LISt' •'i COULD NEVER HAVE SEX WITH ANY MAN 4:00 (2) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Movie (6) Movie a) Movie 11111 Introdudory salesman had lost his trond. so they figured he might turn his gun on them as his next targets' "Dr. C!'ane. lr,ulh stranger than fiction Isn t it ___________________ THIAT29 Law PROVING THAT S E X IS PUNNISI Legislature 10:30 (13) Scandinavian Experience 11:00 (2) News __- 11NDA TANGEINW is a liome-town Sanford pl,who has given up teaching second graders to run Park I Antiques in Downtown --- Awards (24) Man And . '/,•- F,yi in',q"i'% L.sstt,i - Night (9) Girl In My Football (9) NFL - / . s ire wane 230 (6) The Edge Of (13) Movie (44) Movie 9: 30 (6) Dick Van DVke (24) Book Beat l0C'O (2) Police Story I - Luck" and "Diana" are being TUC ; : rr..rnr1 f ill -' "THER pry , ~_~rl I 011I.- Fill1104I ill TV,T.-Tol"13:141.1Ir!1 fill I, NOW SHOWING( siiis I I.Y. I I., .- r' . Mi dn i ght Sho w Tonight Only Con't -_ He said a secondary reason is that next Monday's "Lot.sa (9) Let' s Mace A Deal i44) Nignt Gallery S41"060--- 9~.'Z-##d Ill -3119t. TrJ,1 1.41,311 bullet right betweenthee home's eyi "ft staggered and fell, so he ran up toward it. loading his rifle as he went "But when he turned around to speak In his two companions, 15 tpj. Iii) Sta'st =1 .. _______ FAIRWAY PLAZA re The Loose (9) Here's Lucy COMPLETE THE INTROVVCTIO"! I 1% g And Restless Youn (44) Movie 1:30 (2) Three On A Diana 9:00 (2) Movie (6) Dr. Seuss On KNOW AT I.F_A6T YOU HOME... AW) OWE F V MA''BE 5OMEOPC .- 1311W Man :IS Super Fly iaiiiiiy. 1W_,X; L,r --_ _... . - * she enjoys selecting craft - YX113 - ~, (13) For i..uCY I .\\-/,%" I .I "-' -^-,4 o-aell fit a provito'" I. --- t Game ~.g ~-,J 0, IN 7:30 All A&.. 1r&.1l.J___ ., _Ier . Where $A% (9) The Rookies •" e- . 1:. 1 -- . ;/f' Split Second sve Charlie Brown -ø. MEAN ANY- PANIC'. LOOK, THING TO I'M GEOR652 __. lllv_rw on a school night while con- -_ - -' (J) -. __ II - Betsy. Painting and craft work are her hobbies, and . ;-.•• ....,- ..• by Crooks & Lawrence A 5LIC.,wr C430 OF AMJJEIA Tomorro,,,, (9) r...---' - I 0 %~i W ,~f4 ... - l ---'-\ 1. ,.. I - DeLuise comedy series Is tak.ing. That direction, he said, in. Iccitti,, f clud being written into the warmth series for the heretofore sara casuc, wl3ecracktng charac World 8:00 (2) National ) -. Tdesday of each month for all area _katr who can hae fun ( i - / ,:"~W,~~ ~ NEITHIR 1A NAME NOR VIM kA __ . r ~W WN -_I ;~_:;::;;~7' . ii Ti /4 (44) Variety News 12:30 (2) News Adventure LI/I Vi (j'I I - 1, ~ - - — t.T5 Ei THS CREDIT CARE,-5AN,5 Yovize VIL4A M- . - ~% AND VOL) LIV146-OW.---LOCL15T 5TREET... OOeitArrii This benefit is held the thLrd I I , , ,, CAPTAIN EASY THE 6112L 00J THE FtOAP CWT REMEMBER HER - - own ballet ccmpany. — /1 -I- Il . —) , ,--%. - Everybody is Invited I ft-'s (13) Ques I / hiIII(ii , . . 1~ -e_~ peoceedstokeepthedancerson their toes during the for. thcomlng touri ng s(gson .. .I BAP ' () Secret Storm () News "Sanford and Son" a look at the "totally new direction" the ,j',Uiin 8:30 (13) I .=, ,.S._ "A \ ~'2 .;.. , W W ~ - \ t rp..NC.,QLA HAS 7:30 (2) Untamed L J . \')Il}f11fi lei, I in 4,Wl4AI b - .1 1 p. ___,. '1 PIMMM , "7 '-3 it ' uy He,mdahl & Stoffel __________________ ________ (r Ill Y "Trouble Man" the huge audience that watches /1 ( %-,/ AFTERNOON MONDAY AONEY 6 t - _____ Showing Mon. . Tues. turning at Its regular time Oct. 26. An NBC spokesman says the idea behind the move is to give ______ 'i ___________________ 1 nation's 20 most popular in four struggling just to keep afloat "Sanford and Son." NBC says the Friday shift But the season still is young.%%L eeks of ratings. will put "'The Girl with Something Extra" on a half hour lat • • cr th a n usual and "Needles and Pins" will be pre-empted, re- - '-'i ) / e en has made the list of the ratings But most of the new tonight and again Friday night programs ranked as among the shows on this go-around are with a new episode right after .. 10-1`1 (.THIS UU 11 iris" with Jimmy Stewart- "Maude," which still is high in week-in its usual time slot - by Larry Lewis . '' i - receive a portion of the . aged 61, recently sat across the Ile Mrs. Crane and I were visiting #A K I 4 1K J ! #A S 4 +K J 6 III- %~ -i% tinrinally quite self ,,,. ,i: i t 7 " A-Just bid four spades This (vnirolled. flut he atlJt,d th, should thga four spades, ItIor 12 wag aii if a denitin were if fk "At (hai saint. tylignm - -L i ings. ot one new weekly series preferred last season and with Luck, one of Its new, lowrate-d series has emerged as a hit mo vie fare The show, starring Dom DeAnd only one of th new oncelast season's big wiimr a-month series—CBS' 'hawk, among thenewshowswasCBS' LuiSe, will appear twice this 1 11 I - I 1I, - i i ov ft The statistical ta!e thus far tell has been a bil indicates that most viewers are NBC thL- week is taking an un(Kid, judging from that ther- passing the new goodies and usual step in hopes Of m.aking mornetcrcalled theNielsenrat. sticking with the shows th•ey things,, happen for "Lotsa , • I I '. action or loin them r 'iwtht'oIdtiorscstanding near Jim "here is a letter from d gatnblvrs to ffeece a , .. F = WW'1'1-w_ h_~ enefit ford —Seminole who will sHrwlpAflR INTIRPIISL ASSNI ikagreedhutdJnitduhi en'dosnseven Pass A% ENT _____________ I the titite Tuesday, Oct. 16, at 7:30 p.m. for a skating benefit on DEAR POLLY - To keep the refrigerator free from finge aI Ls ,,Tr n I! hang a small terry towel with a button or sna Its take Md3 the -SISTER f the towel while Oswald: "in bridge, hearts had a horse that was almu~,t ,io was the ranking suit." yeam of 3ge "It hti been a lariiy pet but Jim: "At contract, South will bid sirven hearts and be was now -,o old and fet-ble, sh(down seven tricks. There is a fell it couldn't survive the funny story abOut thiS. SOm& '4nhhltc'T, one stuck thii hand in a dupli. "Since they didn't want it Io ic~',e game. Top:,core went to a go to the bwli factory. she abliled PiaYtv wht)got exciird and bid the slilesman to shoot it. so they seven no-trump, lie was only rould [lien bury it on the farm. . Ihe Mississippi heart hand ilige. The 1. .)- , - D Melodee Skating Rink will be are. and redoubles would continue his wife caine to the door. "When the salesman asked ii until the penalty for a one trick 'set would be everything the he and his friends could hunt victim could be expected to ties' (aim she graciously gay. Incidentally, why was the sealed. hand dealt in hearts, not "But shebeggedhirn to do her spades?" a personal favor, saying they oti Opening le&d-111111`11 .jW't'II • -. . ! U • rw 11 A .. .-.a v 1, *1. 4-- N ,, * MADE A WSTAKE TI4AT MOTTO I F --____ . . * At Melodee ~ Void SA • . sit down on the floor in all my rooms and then finished my houwleaning properly. Hope this helps others to discover their homes as they really - MRS. F'. R. oldsters chil NORTH 41011163 WT ______- NIIA I 20 to Mar 20) TaIl. oer differences With your finest tzlcnts acrcw with the public in general. Be &ZIllve IF YOUR C-PUD IS DORN TODAY. , hu ,or she will Foci Or PuTrite webs under the furniture, With the help of his Uncle M i ke. Brooks' young anti-he Youngsters, can transform TV leartis Zo reap a limited but significant moral victor from In , MR.". / fill -, ,, "_' Set Tomorrow M , 4i) - J., 1~rl I ______ myself on my clean house, but to my dism3y I happened to sit down in the middle of my dining room floor, looked around and could see all the "little things" from down there that I could riot see when standing up. These were such things as drips eling next to the floor. spider less to say. I proceeded to , T E ) CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Like most women I have always prided went on to the wholesome preteen novels -- _._--=_,__ ; M; it -1 s DEAR poii y lint and so much else. Need- AT C . ' (r!1' • .. L WORRY CLINIC to pity any debts either .on timt, or with a loan, Some rrnrr'ent hirwie ce he1p yrl': yrn' s'-rvjceabjr wti Opp I d Pint introduced two new membiers, pies and dinners instead of paper plateschenseUirsa plcL e re.st ron ger an e food does no sli p L. L. BJ Koch dL (vote: Today's column is written by Joanne) Death. mental illness, alcoholisrh, divorce - until a few ars ago such subjects were tabu When was a pre-adolescent, if you had read all the books in the black stallion and rusty a cocker spaniel genre, you WIN . A. r$J,'JVni . -- 0 1 il r nic . ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr. 19) Get at all those duties starinj You in the lace ang tacy are soon over. Do nothing to undemise your bMth. Be happy with loved one in p.m. TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20) If you give more attention to Your apimitrance, yotA can set she2d faster and be hippier with dose ties He practic&I wid control your temper. Think. GIDMINI (litay 21 to June 21) Do sornethint constructive about the situation at home. Improve surroundings to you can entertain more Avoid one who does not appreciate you n pm 4 LS (lure 2' .tu Jdy .11) Sit, p carly and keep important appointments so the evening w14be r to spend with the one you love. Get routines bel i er rganized Expand. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 2 I) Get bills and statements out of the way early and do something aboi.it adding to present ,ome Get adrice from financial experts. Dine out in p.m 'VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept. 22) Get at all that work and complete it 10 thit tonight you can 1cruoy so me hobby with another Avoid a situation that could lead you into trouble. L!BRA (Sept. 25 to Oct 22) Handle personal tasks ckverly, early, then the evening can be a very happy one. That monetary problem can be solved ulis(aclonly now Use your head. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov 21) Organize personal betier to reach them easier, more effectively Evening fine for 501cills plc4iurc, Stile fondest aim to a good Inend who csn help you mt= it. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) Gain the help "_$PzCt% of hir0i_, ,-t;,-,i An~ ;na; , e "Our lifC CASif-, r-ICSIUMCT. 1.4bor m a mull; cxa,~t and thoughtful way, Help a bigwig do ptillthYOpt wk in pm. . J .- r, :n) ligv- jij, ,1~f- I.,50rit f,. -, CAPHICOPN (Dr- '2 to an4 f ' Show a bigwiS your f nefl talenti in p m. This cm lesd to i ' ir' father was an alcoholic, if a parent or family member had You been kill ed , disabled or handicapped, there were few books homemaking Idea, Pet Peeve, Polly' Problem or solution ou could turn to for comfort to a problem V,rite Po11 In care of this neitspaper. I haven't read pre-teen literature since those days, so when I picked up a copy of "Uncle Mike's Bo" b J . Broo,ks (just published b H rper & Row) and noted on the of flyle 3f "for ten years anVp~ ,' I expected the boy in the title George W. Crane, Ph.0, M.D. to come from a %ppy family that sang aro~nd the old upriglu every Sunday 911t. — a a *i wvvu w mid stint me boy, nicanamea tern Loopers true case should 11 Pudge because of his chubbiness, was the son of an alcohnlic make you chuckle. especially If I "M ... . _- . .. 6%. lasullivi WSW flau rMetitly guttifil a You 'nave empatity- Fnir y ou can ,1111111111111 vorce. Early in the book Pudge loses his sister and only readily imr.gine how the hunt. ally. Did Betsy ever lose more than an addrees book or a dish thinking ' ,__ - - tFcb — --4i -ebb- If your ioiics were divorced or inhappily nis.rried, it your conditions improve later and you can arrive at carrect arswers to whstever investigations you then put in motion, All through the night intriesting chxts can be held it you PISES . lile — thelossofIovedonesanotinnocence,man'scruelty ` 9 GENERAL TENDENCIES: Until sundown / -- !6--0^ e^,%i,%"A with c^mv "rottv . AQUARIUS (Jan 23 to feb 19) Make arrangements Z L _ to his fellows - were at least embodied in trolls and witches and evil stepmothers. But in the pre-teen literature we always found the family sittinp around the old upright sin Ing Stephen Foster tunes. Problems for Betsy, Tacey and Tlp~ came in small packages with easy solutions emerging ore anyt ing e su lering i ~~ %, ;-,~,) GR 11 DSCOYE . %7 .., ~I J Tracey and Tib," Nancy Drew mysteries, along with non ictionclas.sicsas The Stork bidnt Bring You I enjoyed . these books at the time, as one would enjoy a fa. ir fromth.CarroH RigIflr Institute . 11~111111111 I IL_ I .I- I n her . chairs and make them higher and more comfortable at ine same time. -BECKY. , Farm squawks to sour gripes ft"al bOMS people "call on him" while he was; still in - 57 Family Lib ..... o L.1- - I / I :t the home of Mrs. WaltDr 's 11..r 'r Pi' W"4 mer as co-nostess iieie tit 5 mem N presen. and designs that she could surely find some to complement -j ii - 'I i. r'itr' - r i ttt$' ifticW cushion pacis on toe searsoi tier (Md113 uuat ,a ir I4JU SUE' her table. Readyniade ones conic in sdch a variety of colors — — 1 I r __ - A - - - I .. _. S -..'- S..., S. 'i' ___________ I -11., Li _-o_-. icernci.E Clr'1e of the Deltona Garden Club held its first meeting of the Fall Season them oft and I(they are metal use a hack saw. Rubber tips can then be twught to cover the cut ends. -LYNDA. r-'-- i i . 55 YJ ~k I ( ( - Mrs Gordon-Lowe special AmrI1Il -- : 1_ a imew this =rL He had written on the card- ,,Ii you want to NU ym hmme. lert ine know." ~3 -1 I rtPwUld him to the real edate company he wolted . -1 i0r, and mw T witim-he Is trying to sell can. ANGRY FORECAST FOR MONDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1973 =il ~l~ l ~l i~ i ~ I 4 f ~ N CARROLL R SMTER'S J M 41 4 id i ______ — 7 M I 52 1" ____ nv; i the fact that she ht ruin them, I suggest that she . .,,...,-' '. •..i.' •• . -..- .tecr - .. Ch -. _____ 4 2 143 144 I.-, bad shape in tse hospital reminded = 2 AI"'Th .,, __________ DEAR ABBY: The letter trom the man vft was serl. awly injured In ar automobile not high enough to use at her table — I refinish a lot of furnsture,ind think it would be impossible to fix these chairs, ___________ — —— FRIEND115 r 44' k :1, I. I LI! h1 _____ Mrs. George Field on Frost home of Mrs. George Fischer, Lane. Speaker will be Mrs. with Mrs. John Stadler, coPearl Meyers of the DeBary hnstess. Guest srwakcr will be L1! fl i IrLt h ,L1 ' I,i flower DEAR POLLY - and Margaret who has chairs that are 35 dmn, however, we nm a furniture gore not a recrutionall charged for any damage done by Park. WA Parents w their children? HOW %muld you hazilluo U& Situation? HARRIED IN HOLTIVIN _ .- P 1-1 i — — — — - Monday, Oct. 15, 1973—lA The Sanford Her&d - — — ti, ,-Iz .I I ..HEI WANTTE oti" T5EE -_1 11 If Next meeting of the circle Next meeting of the circle wi ll be Oct. 17 at the home of will be Oct. 17 at 1 p.m. at the ____ __W_1_ I ask the child net to do these things, many get Insulted and leave. Should I put up a sign stating that we welcome chil. . T- __ I — — DEAR ABBY: I manage a large furnit= stare, and my Problem Is how to handle wild kids whoee parents bring ftm 31=9 when tl=y come to shop. Thew roujhriledr3 te&r Off Our Plift tops. W pull out dramn , !eaving them on the - I - '\ ~ and Mrs. Omer Robertson, will be held at her home later In horticulture, the mon th. area to pour soap nto the water. Be sure this is not so jammcd with the previous user's soap that yours does not eVen pt through. If you think you are saving a qua rt er by over' ding the machine you are wrong, for the customers who colain about their gray lookin 1 clothes are the ones who fillt e machine.i so high there isurely r.om for agitation. - — — 22 - I Uxi u?'r In 1t I1nfl !O" '"u" -. I f'f I- Sturtevant, publicity; Mrs. R. projects chairman, requested Wright, garden of the month; la be ls from many produc ts an Mrs. L. Oli ver, world gardening announced a special workshop in the machine. Same goes for machines that have a specie! 2d I ,. u ineans; Mrs. Itarry Bennett, which helps young people coupons; Mrs. 7red Kalines, throughout the world build their special projects; Mrs. Lyle futures. Orchard, telephone, Mrs FE S. DEAR ONE: yw suggestion h an excellent ow. it th b*U11EU of SflV 5 e?e! e?d L , an inn m, wur .-_; i I td . 21 could use the vinyl floor again. What process should be used for removing any glue left on the tiles? DEAR POLLY - This Pet Peeve is froin all attendant in a1h110m '1S ,rCd that some customers get a y ny pour the soap directly on t e their wash clean. s ind!e of the machine whrt sticks or else pour It on the spindle and down the sides. They are lucky IF half a cup gets — — — __ - 34 ONt WHO H*... S......_.. _ ____ H 20 __________________ -7 tl. some even try to console the troubled women in some very unethical way,. 'ljIii tulem cnukl I ehmlnaL.id 11 _.J! 3-- ef — — Robert Wright, historian, Mrs Program of the National Joseph Colhflower, ways and Council of State Garden Clubs, t,reruer, membership, Mrs C. 110 ill MMM various committees: Mrs. Support of World Gardenint cocred it with indoor outdoor carpet I would like to know how to remove this carpet successfully so I _______________________________________________ __ __ Ll 'I 46tieingtl.Thn' ____ NNY!iE \ G000 • will) vinyl tile laid oil a wood base but then we 14 — — — 19 My kitchen floor was covered inti:i,'tnil 16 Irie. Ask any minister's wife, and she will tell you (1.! she Is boniest) that many women have taken their problems to - All IT! Liov flpart1ctpated n displayed Mrs. Myron I ggert dl ihe follo. ing members the citation awarded the circl volunteered to serve on the by CARE for "Outstandin 2A It takes three 44 Never 4xwl i 13 crying on their ministers' shoulders then anyone can imag- I DEAR POLL\' %NaturaIfa' kirtoru 15 POLL V CRAMER Polly's Problem-- IoHcuihFr) 'iWCrI'IeUII — — — y Cil d CIRCLF and were Introduced by the G3rden Club met at the home of chairman of programs, Mrs. n ere Mrs. Charles tay Wldiner. Merri mack St reeI• d 8 — HIBISCUS en B clentent &irnmiiilb,arrng pixmd 40 Frtucn va r.) 41 Jolt Fr clemi'ni c o,tonIat Jean (k r( ib) i.c. ,;. Kit h carpet poses problem sJ 1k'!! I/fl gait Dave Grau. by Ii?/ii, w Hunt UPI.aIhIng Tran'pnrt DEAR ABBY: Th!s Is a plea for churches to consider women WmUlors. Your statement: "WIlien a secretary starts crying on her boss's shoulder, she frequently winds up in his arms," was very, very true. The same cukl apply to ministers There have been more heartaches caused by women . -• (;I%,e oul again ?ilersmul :3 Taken as food 41 Periian 1,,-t .'U Outbreak i Fr.) ( comb. forno -14 Wd(Scot-) 44 %d ectivr an Buren igat ' irn 4i'U,) Et•%Ilv nuiii 27 Dau n CoMem 10 hL .. mtrry L Ttrd meUl 7 By - rnuirury "I'itnchMmc tvtoit - ~,- I .1't*' fu ril 'I d 1 ',, s' *,# 52 Ilirgalnril,111. 53 Plerce S4fl'rn 55 Iowa nee ____ ALLEY OOP 0N - %ff k!1bby l," Is M i Iti'man I 16 fdih;(,Itint rub tii M 14; IR : 31'.111(4 .-- r'- 1% i.nInii _!4_t) I IIIJIIJPIt C POLLY S POINTERS __ . eah- . 1 -I ;__ I i , - 1{I I{1tfI • ____ I An swer to ] Wear It IL . - - . -_ - `43 A ~~:Az~ - �- 8A— I he Sanford erald -- Monday, Oct. , 1973 Fri i sal's T JLIJAdI IIUII3Ufl .'\ _____________ ______ - '. J I -A 11 ___________ ______ t rftw~,A-~ _--*-~ - ----7!- .ft I - 1 0,00A ... tw A 41I ; X -~.-_ akl!j~ - ji _______ ______ ______ _____ ____ ___________________ _. __ ~ LIU 1 ___ " —1_I & "M __ - Y, wl'. t now permanently parked near Sanjo. Japan. It has'been converted into a restaurant seating 70 customerL __ I .,, - - -, I."'t . W.- i .. ;;, ~ `U f i I .Amimil, -' - - j-E . __________ ______ -,.* n, 'V - - p.. NS _ - ____ r31!~~tajffl __ I _________ ..a 4 Mll - - ,._ i Ir 41 i.'I ---I ~ ,u I . . I - Ii? . . Ii~l '. I 4k — -- , I0 Goals as part of a two-year stuay financed with a $1.75 mil. lion federal grant. The commission said, '11tes changesmust not be made out utyinpu(hy (Or the c'u'Vnal rr icrime to society. They must be made : i u ru1 RthIraorFreezer 34 $ - - 9 I 1j -i ' " '" 'r fr At Any Time AfnId (ili tsiih wiI drop at Ow time? A d,uturv sditsiyc can b.ip. FASTELTIL Loader vri d.'nturs a lunp 5zm.. 1144d11!f . ' UPDATING the biblical Injunction on beating swords Into plowshares. aVietnamesegiri puts empty tv,mL casings to good use as planters to brighten the area aro md Open Mon. thru Frd, lam. -5 p.m. .. LAS. TEurI(i)Utw.Adh,fll'uwdn. u,, it ii. anUsI to hi-auth. SCI 70W dtist rwdari,. Elec Sanford uerttIt f tg;a. her home on highway I, northe #I InelleOlVe . pert B:icks ,ihl I'lle rWes would require written informed consent oi every patient and establish a rigid system of committee and judir. si-,.. t! III'Ld,,U 4I Jr mentally '4h -. nleall:XLS. ~ CAIRO 1 1 tric Co. 11,10. . I S 4. .522 PARK ______________________________________ ________________________ JI DIAL 322-1342 1 - =-~ As! - WV the nnsnow off season the U.S _I•_ . ., - _____ 60 new facilities and installed the most modern dial your ID. (Identity Digit) on all calls. automatic system complete with cordless When dialing Long Distance Direct: dial 1 switchboards for our operators. This latest plus I.D. plus Area Code (do not dial 305 . - the operator does not have to equipment enables our customers to dial when calling cities within the 305 area) plus most long distance calls themselves faster the Number you ore calling. That S - I , ji 25 ,gie-'s 1rou Want to lose 20 pounds lhlt*s w-bot the Ski Ttam Dict W 11 do - - 'I . 1, , I! A- .5 - '" . •., -, Number you are coiling. matically recorded on tape instead of being EXAMPLE: Call goes through taster, ana hitrr a . rea) 1 ., w fien . e Identity Diqit ,dr'nt,f,ns you for biflinq 1 l t ;v ;- .- i ri)- '•" L '*' Ci4,r,,s. I \ '-.\ PT ,,I, ____ S .' - - .,- % . --. - i ,-c1t -- --- . . T :..-'---.' -:i: :- -Ii - . f - .. .r- 4 —.. - - - .. ' 4jj'4'.4. :;. I t.#A -_ ,-" ' -..J ,,• - .' - . '- COV F. R E BR$ ,. : ..-.- ,1q - J 1'. 4onrwen tnt TIT K il vstr s . • nt " .% ' ir "°: "°' Ill. tnicioes on new 18 hole a°11 course in Lincolnshire, c"" 37 ' ,,' i, it is 44 a is is" 134 33'i • 7P 7I Xrrc.0 11'. 11)' 1W. Dow Jones Average is ' FinilMof ftill"I Po4aro 44:' 0 ' 3). E lead over advances in liht trnlingon the Ness York Stock fl, 'I 41. Lchange . 111i. i ts 61'.i : tight money policy had been re- 1144 Il" taxed was a major ingredient in Ott engineering. auxiliary operator, water tender, water tester, and for the employment, 11:a1 on or operating tkrk A at the local plant lbe retired in 1 9 after years of srs lie with Florid. Power and di)' amid indications the ii S. Army during World War Federal Reserve Board does not plan to further loosen its redutrttns The 1)ow Jones industrial ay. crage wai down almost a point w 'sto mechanical Shortly after he was employed by the Florida Power and light Company, on Aug. 31, 1930 he came to work for the Sanford plant. He worked as a NEW YORK (API — The light. ', stock market opened lower to. He served asa captain in the 71 a V-1; USSIM Down 1 . ; .4 , ctane swings into position ono of three 1 8 Ion railroad caq -.- -. P4rnla ,,. .4. -, A 16 Is AIi g%JII$ I. ' ?z , . I ' - , '.iod,ta, rprorm , Kroll Ce 3fi - , ,, I' , 1 ' - ...-I'-.,sk., - ' .o • 1. 669$667 ,' - •' - 11 . 71, ,,4 ________________________________________ ti - . ' '1 I ill ti - .r - 4 j W) IN 11 : 01s 04 451. S -- - ' '- . . :, " ± _,l,) X . : wasanativeof. Bradenton and Ft Meade, Fla in Sanford since 1930, Gramkow Funeral Home in moving here from Tampa. He charge of arrangements •I4A...4l W' III ii%tu uno4cal ; ; Cwn oy"6M GOA Ew \ bF. ____ \ ~ . ,i :_ . 'e ,. , 92- 0 1 ~, ~l wo :0 ' I " of your telephone number ,: 131 Eat % U ii' ' : . 4 " " )11 4 W* 31 f Bradenton He graduated from 49% Manatee County High School, and later from the University of : "' '' Florida with a degree in A) k* 424 43 s 7s UCartd 71 4 _ depending on the first three digits --- 3)'. 33 3'• "" '' " 2114 21 Tefaco 2 aft. TirET' : \ I- "4 ' ir, ":' 34'• 37 34 si. sits i3 ' $I SO' riellsAir - September, October and November of this . Corti c • -\ : \ .\\ 1. becomes effective during i,' William Ashton (Pat) Rite Lodge of Sanford, Scottish ir. Stansfield, 69, of 519 Magnolia Rite Lodge of Tampa ard : Ave., Sanford, died Sunday. He Masonic York Cross of Honor in STA . x. . Soumco 3$ ii'. Ii'. S.9Rv ji i, SpicryR 19 1 % w 6 i' srni'. ', ocaC \\\\ A 1' - \. ,t\ ' l n 27 27.. SCOI?PàP 71 71 1. 77 !!!2u Burt .. \r\\\ . etctot will assist you with your call. '.• - - 36', *% 36', Poiccola ' - - !0! \.\.\ ' 4 HILDA RICHMOND eabcsw 5-st Fd p, \ - .. SHIRLEY MI1 LET Ain T&T - - uJ, ---.----- -- -- --- ' "-t' ". ' . - \\ \\ -- As soon as numbers are completed th 0p. year. . Am Cyit' [Cl. + AREA CODE + NUMBER The new system phone number plate is your Identity Digit -. - -I . plus the \ - • I ir(CPiIjr. The number in the square on your new lele- Th 0 + 1ri d -'I . - . needed you always dial 0 plus ID. (Identity n - Detton.a " rea Deaths \ i .,.. - - -- - r1 oonStoc R -N . - ..jj. the blaze, carrying plastic bags tic Is growing more pessimistic, about a 'moral lag" according to the latest Gallup Key institutions suffering in and S4UIIed %fll Poll. appeal were big business, with longings. The proportion of Americans a "great deal" or "quite a lot" At the height of the blaze, who say they are satisfied with confidence rating of only 26 per which officials said apparent th e future facing th em and their cent and labtr unions with a 30 arteti in ii t*tIuretl rag . - — PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) .- fact that during the early 19C,Os . , Card Calls (when operator assistance 13 because the telephone numbers are auto- tavor. the SANDRA RAWLINS C)IU!2 ows . 4;;. - - : Sanford Ifl , r—f ' For Person-To-Person, Collect Coils, Credit catting cities witnin me su - 831.9212 '- S The mood of the American put- there was much discussion V f P 0 Box 3000. Baimett MaA Ofl1C@ PISM, Winter Palk Ftc~,:A;i -2i,-1 for I- .~ I . 0 -' - There is less chance of error on your bill - W 29 , place to go from here." Residents of the estjgnated6o dwelling places destroyed rush. . Am M '.4 '4 ii 1 ,+ I .D. + AREA CODE + NUMBER 4 I 04C, \~- ~~ sianding I 10 04 L EXAMPLE- Diit' lus Area Coda ed" .'' .., ___ 1 II EVE CRASTREE gripfiu diettI This is, honestly, a faitastically successful d'.et. it it werer! t, the 115 Wom&s Ski Team isaulmiot be rmtttij tu use ,tI flt3t' Ffl R It..-' : ttvi. !h i' ,,. I \ I. i - - Spreading - ask for your telephone number. You always offi It "It's a crying shame. people who liv e in the stricken 400Q families has declined 11 per per cent conlidence rating. storage buIlding, 3,000 cent in the last 10 years, down In the area of government, perarts evacua ted w from 64 per cent to 53 per cent, Gallup sur veys have recorded a their ho& the latest survey showed. sharp decline over the last 22 Sparks ieaped from building Amon,,, the tmportnt factarc man hs in the prnportion o' 4' MWO • to building as gusts up to --Co btIagto th e growing peaAmcrica who say they are Z. (j miles an hour swept across j , ' T ' simism regarding th e fut ur e, satisfied with the way the na.. .......... Boston Harbor. T''(. or ding to th e survey, were: tion is being governed. "This is a conflagration of acc .. ) -Increased concern on the A December 1971 survey reepic proportions, said Fire (Thief Herbert C. Fothergill. "A part of the public about the %ealed that 37 per cent of those conflagration such as this one standards of honesty of the interviewed were satisfied with i 4 4 ~ .1 W . of hi. American people; the governing of the country, creates its OWfl - Ldccd lack of fatth n tuitspared tu tie LuLest sam. .L___[ "i, 11 / - .... / piing which showed a 26 per IJ!J The fire cut a pa th a half mile key American institutions; A Dec li n •.. .__' ing confidence in the cent rating, a decline of 11 per j I wide through the decaying way the nation is being gov- cenl ftn"KI. iW lnd,,trjaI erned, the Watergate scandal is ap,. '' I munit) of junsolved parr'ntly a major factor in 'he lr41t \tan of the industries were -Frustration oser • drop In confidence. A recent small that r'.aticnal preblems. businesses In 1963, a Gallup sure) Gallup study showed that 67 per reclaimed scrap metal, rags of the American public felt and tirti, Much of the area had showed 34 per cent of those in iii~ êl4I.I.M I*VL& been scheduled for demolition tervieweii were, on the wf101e, a 4 satisfied with the honest} and confidence in the federal gos through urban renesal ___ ernment "a great deal" or ; About half of the 20-block standards of behavior & somewhat. area was leveled. The rest was American society, tators -iew tile BALCONY S E A T S According to Gallup officials, a jumble of stark building The figure dropped to per nual Blues and Jazz festival held in Ann Arbor, 'A?. skeletons and smoldering cent in the latest survey, a de- of the unsolved social probutility poles. dine of 12 points, despite the Iems that have irked Amencans, the most major are high k 0 prices, "dissa tisfaction with A 'I; Prc'c'G government," "corruption in P41W YOkk (API MØ A Nish L gnvernment' and crime :: : s" *111% c n'. n WIIJAAM ASHTON S'TAN- Holy Cross Episcopal Church, ______ __ :' _ the growth In our area, we have constructed rnuts the call through in an average of .. 'I Pessimism around crying! They have no t purposes, onds. The new system, dialing it yourself, '., ., - . ~.~, - 0- - jE. - r To provide goad service und keep pace with without delayinn for operator assistance - -I -- _____ 1 rt cti.macai fooci action apr) was devsed by a ianuus C104a4J0 rrri energy ss miin physician especial1 f ,he JS Ski Teem 0 (yqiy rricijtj.ti) hk ted...ictng. Y0u k'-'i) 'tuft i dtei that t way. St's desiried that ttuvanon - cow the diet is is easy t follow wtwthec you work, t,riI or slay at home (Nut the , - —— 6 -' * I _____ EN IN-Ui FflT,MCU!!ML - Y!omen - -*; :....-. can see the benefits are lrnmed:ately in your Alp. Team ffsambers go on the "Ski Teem dgt to low 20 POUf1fl During .iL. A —.--- - - --- - - -_ sft with relatives and In a makedormitory set up in an ar- -. _______ - ramus u.S. mown ski 7eam Diet -. - — -r- .. -* -.-; "_ - -r 7 .___ -- .-1r.--_a'- .i. _i;_~_I ' their destination in approximately 78 sec- I -,.------ Spanish4peaking, blacks and - to ___ J - ..~__ .1 ..-. manually recorded by an operator. So, you .- '- - ------------ at all these y ____________________________________________ . -- _ -----: - .-._- ____ i Opiu-- 4 F 'i - ____ .. OR Hut the Welcome Wagon '-tes can make it easier to iuiius( to your new surroundings. and maybe put or face' -' .u - ,j - -:-*, --A*. .t I----~~-6.." ,..-- — - p 1 a& Operator-dialed calls (the old way) reached -- - - I All the 9 . , ),__~ 1p . _____ __ I ---- Closed on Sat. , ~,r) 4 - - - .- - ................ - - - I - _.. _ - ' M ... - the blaze were hospitalized. No ______ ______________ deaths were reported --"-' About 500 National Guard men roped cf the desolate, --j J - -.--.. --'.-.-- . - :.; c:=*. section of the city, which was COMING WITH destroyed Sunday when (ire Mich leads the way home for her pet Mallard duck EtI" (.tdVOLZd dC' cf 'li —_________________ ._ AK - "I . Egypt claimed its tank forces drove the .. . . srac1LsDockmUwflaiUe.eribalUe.i'ic1ay,wItfllsrae1 Sunday, losing 150 planes and 29 tanks in the desert battle and another 15 planes over the Nile delta. The Cairo newsparer Al Ahram stud the tank battle resumed today. - U( ------- rundirxil Boston .-,ubab, Five firemen injured fighting •'t o I A i; IIIN(; t Israeli tanks reached Sasa, 21 miles from Darr,asctis, but Syria's 13um Soviet guns around the Syrian capi tal stopped them there. .SASA, Syria \; ______ ---i wind-fed fire that raced across 20 blocks of wooden tene ments - TEL AVIV — Israeli patrol t,odts invaded the harbor of J f . \ V I - - ' Ply. . -Perm It HEW to waive requirements for committees and iuurt.s t. Iii lt.. ska4i.. tkm of mlnurs and the mento!.!y In competent if a state law accomplishes the same patient incompetent, The use of federal funds to sterilize minors and the men- -IV"- . ,, 20 Blocks unless they consented to permanent sterilization. Hellman haid the moratorium will end when final regulations are Issued, probably In mid-November. fie said he i1l recommend to HEW Secretary Casper W . Weinberger that the proposed rules be amended to —Either tower the age of consent for sterilization from preposeif !l ,ears to IS ers or allow st ate ax e limits to ap- .4 ; Glance anEgypt1ancommandobaseatftasGharIb,oneuf0f Suez. sank two large boats and about a dozen small ones and touched off a big fire, the Israeli command reported. I'aeI said drepelletl a big Egyptian tank auaultSund.av in the Sinai desert and knocked out at least 220 tanks and 5 planes. Israel said its air force also bombed three Egyptian air bases in the Nile Delta north of Cairo. -. - are re poor =. Jt look Hue Mideast 4,t _~ _____ 4. Tighter restrictioni propo"d by the Department of Health, F_1L:.;--::: ,id Welfare Infit month "may prove to be cumbersome" - a" nd Infringe upon state laws, said Dr. Louls HelIman, HEW deputy assistant secretary. "The) ould make It harder to sterilize youngsters and people ha e'tundrtmd what Is happening to them "he - St'pte , , - ". ,, ~ c tally IIIC6IIIIWtrVIIt %US fruien laht sumnier after allegations that two young Alabama girls were sterilized without their parents' understanding of the procedure and that an Alken. .IU.I"catu tL4t th. t - - Fire lillMS11INGTON 1,W) - ,% federal expert on population said today he %III recommend easing proposed sterilization rules to avoid "closing an option to the poor that the rich 100 serIous to be countered by . . E Viet Cong Near -- Thehomeless,most of them ______________ ___ 'e The startlingly liberal report was 1,ssued today by the Nation- 0 , V - I - Free t Freeze ice compartmen t ut xl. cdo11t ed in "an intensive disc=ion of the spe- M&A&M — _Ir- Grou m p teri izat'ion For Poor other citizens, including con. i :.,7 cii. ft - _ ~ Covers I 1.5~ I -__~, - - I . - . - ran 'e .i I , - Stud y p 1 tlng toward a broad rehabUitative pro- While - . - I - . . -,- - N':i( -1 . 1!: " t 1 ~ ~., 17 I . .111 It .;~ b 11AF.Mn, ik ~, _______ — Po ulati'po n ; I _. ; inals and man> offenders Id et with no more punishment ft,1 affeit and :11 1 II ,imuThiui More Security With - - L ls WASUINGTON (AP) In sharp contrast to the Pres,. __________ 4 ---- . __!!!iiiiiiiiiiiiii.... '* ""' ~ 1-ai-E~ 1_ lit] 0 __ White House chief of staff, told newsmen: "Our policy is clear- - 4011110W - Incarceration has failed to crime." urged a tougher federal crimiTaking the opposite tone, the murderers, professional crlwlcurb crime, the report said. The commission consistently nal code, saying, "The time has commission proposed that: nals, and persistent dangerous dent's view, a federal cr ime "Recidivism rates are noto- urged lawmen, judges and cor- come for soft-headed judges -Outright release of persons offenders. Regardless of long . commission says nlos t crimi. riously high. Instilut'-ons do r tion officials to administer and probation officers to show convicted of minor crimes. first sentenceti, few serve beyond nals should be treated as succeed in punishing, but they "the five years, the report said. least drastic means" in as much concern for the rights offenses and white-collar ~J I,- - - U11 Y HIS possible, because do not deter ... The mystery is dealing with criminals and pro- of innocent victims of crime as should be considered. -Maximum 25-year sen. .- the tough approach has failed. that they have not contributed tecting society. Presiden t they do for the rights of con-No prison sentprice should tences should be allowed for Penitentiaries should be re. even more to increasing Nixon as recently exceed fie sears except for hard-core violent offenders as March 10 victed criminals," he said I ----, -- rçi' .I I L) rge ....I • ) ~~_ . ______ 711_ i.M - il - A C rimina Monday, Oct. 15, 1973-1B y t f :. tanks and i)ther eqidpinprit. ' - I I I balance and to continue with our arms shipments." The Soviet Union's airlift of equipment to Egypt and Syria is reported by Pentagon offi rnur..i t t.r rt;r;:- . -- . - __ __ _0116 J- casualties to already into the area. A column of about 1,000 naval infantry were seen a bout 10 miles south of Bangkok. Some naval troops were seen with one group of students that took over one govern ment building Sund ay as there were rumors that the navy was siding with the dissidents. There was no 'TaIce way to check on this. Authorities at Chulalongkorn Hospital locked the doors there. They said a band of men In army uniform had appeared at SAIGON (AP) — The Viet Cong has capt ured a governthe institution and seized supinent position in the Bach Ma area near Hue, the former plies of blood and money. u1il*?rlal 'P'('I. The main police headquarA Viet Cong spokesman said the Communist troops tern was in flames. The police decimated a force of about 200 men. radio said the headquarters had But a Sou th Vietnamese spokesman said the ou tpost irn been under attack since morflUV *JtjLt'l t1tI' VL nutty! $d a iJitlU1&ed b about 60 iLIII1, 11140) puuxlTtfl had b€n men astF'rizay aLter 11 hours of heavy thethng. He said k'U?i, and a request for rein. two government soldiers were killed and 11 were wounforcements had been turned ded. down. A Viet Cong spokesman, Capt. Phuong Nam, said the Another police radio report Bach Ma area had been controlled by the Viet Cong until said 30 poicemen abandoned last A pril w hen the South Vietnamese troops moved in. He another police sta tion and fled said the Saigon forces took the outpost May 25. and that armed marchers were The Saigon command reported 91 more cease4lre viola attacking a third station. Uons. Il said six g venuneatsoldiersand 12 Wet Cong and Student leaders who led pro. North Vietnamese were killed in actions at Tam Qu, test demonstrations against the the central coast, and nine miles south west of Konturn. IllIlitarY uovernment last week the Central Highlands provincial capital. said tty were not responsIble In Phnom Penh, the Cambodian government announced for the violence and appealed to that Prermer In Tam had changed his mind about resign[1w nj,hlir not to nartJcjnat,. Ing alter inc ourr aree members of th e ruling High SOIII of the street fighters Political Council refused to accept his resignation, were engineering students A government broadcast said the premier sa id he would adept. at making gasoline fire )1.4) Oft IaLe ne Wd.5 U tllUUit%iUIIl netween bombs and cross-wiring cars to political factions on the council." sta rt them without a key Others were workers, including bus A drivers and men from the - t-4~__ O... . tor said a check of four hospiclique and the regime's troops precinct station. King BhumiMnl kdulyadel tals indicated ir.nre than ll55 4,ml twilic*! i*rs6 -Wd for the .--,Irund day today despite the op. named Dr. Sonya Th nUnaSak, dead so far. There were flfl) '';-i 1 v: • w ho pro llji_,~ o new con- sity, to replace Premier Tha- said. nom Kittikachorn on Sunday, Students blocked repor ters stltut.ion and elections. Only a handful of students but throngs of demons trators from approaching the Dehad firearms when the bloody confrented the army's troops mocracy Monument, where a clashes exploded Sunday after and ta nks today. Sporadic rally was being held. They said an o:derly week-long campaign shooting sent a steady stream troops and ta nks were moving But to- of Ore. I , . - - - 4 - _. ___.--~._.I So- - ~ .~. - -,. . ltw~~Z~ a_W;4&.:&tM_ , 111111110 , 4 . I ~ I - for a new constitution. i - I . -_ - ___- ~-i .~~ BAN tmcy, Thailand(AP) . th% students with automatic crowded hospitals Complete casudht) gigures treet war Ui teen foes of '.epon.s w ere seen exchanging . holed up In re n taai1abc, flailand s ruling rniutai, . : 6% -, I $1 ~ ' I . k. "if0~ .~ ,I " hni Street Bat"tiptnters becond uay IM- I 1. In! OLD 1i' i'LAE.S don t a s fa de isa, omt t1.ii& s th . &.iii ,u oust n unusual purposes. The execu(ive plane oitce used by Genral l)ouglas MacArthur, is -.I--- . .. _____ ,-_. ,.M.-My-8011MMI 1 I For . . . A" saidFih ____ al's to Nixon " Friday did not threaten an oil embargo 9 Washington sent new arms to Israel. Nixon and Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger discussed details of a U.S. resupply oper. ation at the White House Sundity. Officials sRid plans called ammakw wswu! , 'i-hr I - - G -MUC4-M - -- E'1.I. President Nixon had urg. and toreclaim the land anti lib- post. - -,Qmb* - - .__ yov, et For battle. States but does not mean that fight against Israel. Faisal's move foll owed eon- The U.S. embassy King Faisal is about to turn off sultation with Presidents An- reported Faisal had sent word the flow of oil. "elite war Sadat of Egypt and HaIez to American officials that Like Jordan, whose forces" entered the Middle Assad of Syria. "This was in James ikens, the new U.S. East war Saturday. Saudi line with his majesty's con- ambassador, would be welcome OR - .L .. IIi -- . ~ . .- . in Paris - 1 'p - hi UJt _.. . Foreign Minister Abba Eb c!al requiremenLs coining out of Middle of Israel hd ca, ed on Kt. 5I°I "' the - However, Arab newspapers troops to the war against !sral the official Saudi Arabian radio represents an apparent dlplo- said troops were on their way to said only a token force of about Syria to 1,000 men was being sent to matic setba'k to the United the Golan heights ii J If Leniency The Sanford Herald L Arabia is considered a moder- viction that our blood should and should take up his post as ate Arab state with potential in- mix with other Arab blood in soon as possible. Aikens is on nuence on Egypt and Syria. defense of honor and dignity his way to his Saudi Arabian _______ ____________________ ___________________ I War I n s - IF . n The ed WASHINGTON Al') - restraint in ppersonal crate I sacred heritage,"said ,j C.n,I Arkinn L'ni.1 h C,,,iA,.,, I ,,,r,l1 PUII1A UIIJI, UIIIJIUUIflIiI U& IM1UU - - rnn - - ___ 6V4 mu I37'* tu'. the markets recent rally. II. He was a member of the Funeral iLLiAM AS - - otce H TON (PAT) Aye. Santaqt, *ho died Sunday, *',sit be Pr-Id at ii IS am Wei flesay to the Holy (cost Episco"I Church .Y11h the Rev interment ati pm Wed nesday In Fl, Meade, F 1,1 GramiLaw Funsriil Home in amarge ot arrangemni. MEMORIAL PARK - I ___ ____________________ _____ - ' . • ________________________________ t. �- - ______ '-- 2B—ihe Sanford Herald . _______ 'r -- N- - - - : Her&d Sports Editor Time's .%-Wastin', in the words of one of my favorit cartoon characters, as the Seminole County cross countr diampionships are slated for Saturday at the Sanford NaVL Academy home course and three local teams are going mt the meet with hopes a! this setting the stage for a chance It state honors. Actually, there arc [our teams In the running Class Four-A Lyman, Triple-A Oviedo and Lake Brantle and Single-A Sanford Naval Academy with a couple of Ii dividual runners out of Seminole High and an off year b, Trinity Prep in the fall sport that normally takes a back sea to the more pular Inter..acholastic endeavor, football. The showdown between the county's two star harrier should make for interesting copy from throughout the arc as Kenny Duncan of 1.yman will be out to top SNA's Kenn, Evans in their third invitational meeting. The Lyman runne outdistanced his Sanford foe in the season's first meeting a the two powers, the Crevhound opener, but six seconds Is a . a big part, as well i'.s i minor injury for the Hound runner. Ii the New 'rnirrn F'h RtF, Evin easily -"'c1 flun cI er will moat assuredly be up for the comlnj duel. Ovied&s Marty Gilmoce, John Gorce and Dean Nogi are also e.ipected to be up In the running and may givie Oviedo its first chance at an upset over the Hounds, who los their first meet title this past Friday. Brantley's Mutt SChUIt paces a fine looking young Patriot team and may well be i rrtender for high county hon3rs. !' -ein, .1rydt:. •L - - - -- -- —v - * - --e-- recent loss of their number two runner Willy &nIth. There Is a good chance we'll hive three district chain pions in Lyman, Oviedo and SiA, with the Hounds and th '. -',, '-''-' .*.-.-, •''A ,', teams are g igon to state in Four-A and Triple-A levels The Middies will have a harder time of it., since only threi schools in their district run cross country and only one of them will go to state. Woulthit you know It. SNA Harrier Coach Thn Praa says the or.'y team he has to worry about in taking a hoped for state title has to be Mount Dora Bible. And you know wha district the biblemen are in? That's right. The same a Montverde and SNA. The Mt. Dora team recently pulled off i win over both Oviedo and Lake Brantley in their recent in vitational. Flash Bertot broke his own record for his homi team course with a 13:28 time over the 2.5 mile hilly run besting his old time by five seconds, and be's Evans' btgges cornpetitioa. II Kiimy can get past Bertot, and the Middies, who just go back their next three finishing varsity runners after long painful injuries, can finish high enough along with recentl promoted JV runner ('barlie Dickens and standby Thn Klein the Middies should be the next state champs. Praay says. Bil Ross is looking like he'a approaching his pro Injury status of number two man, while Steve Odegaard is also coming bad in good shape. What ;z7ar a queatton is if the Mkidie Kn 1kttiizi who is still running with a great deal of pain can overc that factor and help the team out, His courage is a real t.tiry With a bone chip in Its hip, the young Middle harrier i hanging on remarkably. OtherSNA runners %% ho Praay has been juggling times Ii his head durina hvnothetial rai' with th Rih4'mitl p!' Rick Van Antwerp. Brian Parker and Steve Von Zabern, wh0 all could help the varty out if they are called upon. Witi Odegaard the only senior on the team, the future looks bright .' today with a split in the first tw3 games of the Vortd series alter battling th sun wipir Au k tnitelli and the Oi never pta) ed in a majo eague a pr w bid l iree eleients gave the National Leaguers fits Sunday before the Mets pulled out a zany, 10-7, 12-inning victory in Oakland. ther. They had an opportwdty to eak a e In the 1 lrminm witi runners at first anu t1r flflu Felix Miflan lifted a fly ball to Rudi in shot t left aflu DUd e --•--- _________________________ ae— The Sanford Herald Eyes Of Texas Disbelievina rat) in the ninth 1l. MCts took command of the ow o garnt But Donatelli called turn out on a bang-bang play Met outfielders who had to deal with the treacherous sun in close pla) at home with A s catcher Ray Fosse, lost a ball in that torturous sun in the first inning, giving JC the dugout. Like Harrelson, tile) thought that I' osselrnd Monday, Oct. 15, * • A I . - mits It sometimes feels he is with Bud Harrelson on third carr>ing theweight of the world base and Tug McGraw on first rl t l I i Iti:, fr tt_ii r ontt.. 'he ball field these days on lives with the score tied 6-6 - . mor" - -. -. following Saturday's 52-13 slaughter by sixth-ranked Okla- Florida 3Sll. Pat Iladen tied the Southern California school yards and hit Tinker Owens and Billy Brooks with scoring 'fl'ojans' 46-3.5 triumph over Washington State. series. Owens also caught a 40-yarder from halfback Joe Yards 10 total offense and breezed to a 31-0 trIumph. No. 7 Keel. through the first half-two of them just 13 seconds apart- act, guard Jaiiie Melendez recovering a Sooner fumble In Tennessee's Condredge Holloway scored o touchdown Oklahoma touchdowns were scored by players with at least football history. •--L- runner at third saw the sign, but "He must have missed it. "I just dida't see the SIii," a wh' wa' Felix Mill ri the supposed to Lituit hizii home, siid \tiII4um didn't ,,, 'Assn I saw he didn't. left fselr Joe Rudi and the last eiiht wee 3,0(k) maJor league of Oakland pitcher Rolile Fin- i ri I •1___J "Icun t 'r' "ni down TheY the second World Series game $ - -r - . - . . . . -. - - ________1 ii - - , -•' . -%. -. p - - - u . . . . j . - _____ "'' eraca1 Met rum- ttd 11 - --' -- Costello - —s- _, ni K fur. r. rtn 1hrril.n 'int'luI to ri.iht for iither nl Carolina 111-107, IndIana defeated San Antonio "r • A LU'. V7U1 I tusa IN IVIsJWIU3 UIlipdIW to .a iur - FOri - - series victory over the Oakland Sulu'. T' .-. - s.a. 5U1 01W UW UUUU&% flfl(J it ma'es me feel so great Ui.td ___________________ I .-- . lii. , '41 AMERICAN AT OAKLAND NEW YORK ab r n - - - ___ ---i- Staub ri _______________ - - a I! . i. IUUUlIU - - McLanie.s scored 29 points, and the Sonics S010 c- - - j .J_W - . - ' F -- Pistons 95, Caa11cis 8 In other NBA games Sunday, Deit beat and grabbed 13 rebounds. Cleveland 983 and Golden State beat Phoenix Sth 101, Spun 95 120-95. San Antonio Coach Tom Nissalke said his In the only American Basketball Assod1atIon team's loss pointed up the importance of having action, Utah beat San Antonio 101-95. a star player. .. .*________ - ____ BRANTLEY VICTORY W L I Pci PP PA sooo = - T_ . - - - beat Atlanta 117-102, Chlcaeo defeated [)etroit can go to-Jimmy Jones and Willie Wise." - ______________ -L ________________ - ------ _____ .- a . - KC Oak _____________________ a - 13563 : : 32 75 0 S 0 000 77 173 WatternOiyision 3 1 1 .700 65 57 - ----- 3 2 0 .0 75 74 McGraw p , 5410 --------- (Herald PhotobyJ Richards) OAKLAND ab ritbi. 6 CampriI i yrnore Tech Friday • I ____ - Ttiace lb Eist,rn Dvts,on Dallas 3 1 0 600 I 0 I DGre 'b ' 1 - -- - B 136 1 3 I 300 I Central DIvisn - - - M Or flay Detroit - Li IllRANationalsactionatLakeland If L i 0 0 3 0 0 o 2 1 3 400 65 55 , 3 1 .300 76 U CglIaro ph Driobnsn 7 3 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 1 0 Ph ' .400 173 L.nIad p I 0 0 0 0 Oakland I ___ •i I A ___ 1% I [1 I\ unport a line football teim. A. ....4 l. flZE?A a 4I UII I I- (HeraldPlmotobyRogei Hodges) UH ____________________________________________________________ 0 (iCeS Sanfords Mini Mocks made the long trip to Lake City Raceway rntly with six cars entering the compeflon. In the first heat Garvin Hardin, in a Toyota, took third place. In Boyd won with Jacir.Standlfer taking third In his Karman Robert Boyd won the race. 3)0 000 1 001- i hemi powered Vega held low E.T. at 6.695. Jim Wagon 6903, Chi-Town Hustler, 6.933, Ramchargers, 6.950, 1 _ ud,. "d ivL,, 11 -I fl McGraw • r IA I. n g' IA uie iieiu lot u.sC 'fl •s. WiiCfl iiOfl Oi.uii COuiu flo return, t. L i York IS. OakIa 12 28 J AIou. )onn. Harrson. 3B-Bana. hIeaid Corres Gault w in third place at I. as e E .11 aL THE ASSOCIATED PRESS mient •i ; the In i 021 of 21377 if-nh ' 7 13 6 333 i 17300003 ' p' f I ' If A ' In the point standings at Barbers ille Raceway, In the . as he has won the last three features. Lewis, winner 01 nine KnO*I.I Lehigh i7, Bucknell IS $ (W,1 0)6 3233 0 0 2 Billy Gast, Milford Cross and Billy Ilelander round out the 4 hoping for a good share in the point fund at the end of the 13000 (I) HBP-by Save-Stone , . u The top fi%e n t111. .a,e - t , I I Swil • lfl1,S I' hn ye c ur•l . . CLEVELANE) AP. - Cleveland's downstate Ohio rivals have provided an uneapected psychological boost for the Browns in their National Football League encounter tonight Paul Smith turned 6.86-210mph in a victory over Mr. with the Miami Dolphins. The Cincinnati &ngals upset the previously undefeated It' ha ' r ow E.T. of the meet in top fuel had Rgtitaell turning p R'ilgers 35. Lal4yette 6 tune of 219.70 mph. lose 6 8-'----202 South 'z?ittcburgh Steelers 19-7. The Steeler, are a favorite to win had to be the closest race of the day as The Wonder Bread ago humiliated the Browns 33-0. third round Nicholson and Wayne Gapp met in near identical East Carolina 17, VIrginia could makeacloscrzice of it before theyear isover. Louisiana Browns' Coach Nick orich. who watched the BengaLs' auw on television. sfd, The Bengals played a great defensive game and didn't make the mistakes they aiade against u.s last week. That what we hare to do to Miami tomorrow." State 70. At.burn 6 VI torlous Dell ØKYO - 1)ellarco really had the Talor Mfg. sponsored Chevelle To seeded John a--!v 1u r--:n - I'.arftb Ck- U a.. Clark iiit,y i1uatIi nd ti i1aIl to ir- Ii I t d Calf riburon " 11, Litn ' -. A t se'ed iss1mmee won their first untivu, contest of the season by ike U , e C 0 % liUfliCu zfl% Cl flCS of I Uiis,i, Conferencerla Psui and arborough, you can, the i Bobby Allison ...........59-30 - )I*4*JP •.I • w 11 Babe Thomas Ii Buddy Arrington 13 Davd Peaon - .. 42 00 571390 SOn 50 W , g ear1'icr this season by the lions • • -o hold divIsion leadt in this wk' Florida Sports Wters Association The standings, with recordS, l.rst all Central coming at the hands of New a 13-0 aecom listieci when the lion's Lii, us ( I, w o ga so e mones for the next season at 1973 sue of the NASCAR position of second place In the stake the race could he better NEWSLR:" rugged Mid-Lakes Conference than it will be October 21. This 'FOR SALE- irn Plymouth battle Cocoa Beach (1-3-I). The Oviedo and KISSIImnee was a .1 t . ACAR third ranked team in Triple-A 'he the I k view Red Devll'3 Garden oee point lead over defending points and this "d inoe IflOnC) and )OU can go racuig champion Richard Petty and Yarborough into third place in with the best In the sport 20865 poInt lead over Cale the point standings 001) 14 3 Lennie Pond of Fttrick Va, Yarborough points behinj Petty oneofthetop( N (, N rookie Al. Parsons need do Is start contenders the one remaining race at Parsons held his own on The Rockingham, stay out of everyone else but Bobby 6973 .o the top 20 places with Petty points on hIm. 3 CaleYarboigh.......6765 IS 1'fl in thC state, Atioiut n Florida Conference was n ' "' th ir noc e o ri n g y fourth game in five outIngs 24-0. AflC'. ()Cnaa o 0-7 s me w wIllIoul Now all ou need do Is to find Oviedo will have to take their acce tin a Mark Gomez lace over Apopka, if they wish tO 3 Hollywood Hills (S 0) 61 5 Fort Pierce 0 3 oo Xismee(1 1) o 2 0 73163 Central (50) 17 S Jackonvill Fletchr (4 I) 11 26? Plant. Tampa King, JacksonvliI 6 Port SI. Joe (SO) a) 21 • . M U uC y ,,, , Tr.n.ty L,ske Butltr. Mouro Dci,' CLASS A 3 AppalS(h,cota (SOJ 7- Jacksonville ChrIstian (40) 27 Walton Beach, Choctawatcpie,, R.aush tangled on the lust lap. Cwtis Cm dei slippvt.l tluuugli the tpining cars to take second cpot Gardner managed to The heats in the hobby cla were finished as follows S im 'n T - lanta Falcons buried the Chi. lmann kicked four field goal for in three Bobby' Ilowfield field game. to or will dmde Kevm pastDClIflrcOOntl'e front straight only to have Dellarco take • ' tO Tulane 14, complete race on the half mile dirt oval. 63 5-7 62 in the first round of North Carolina 16, Kentucky ID Dallas Cowboy cornerback 31-13; the Denver Broncos beat ly elimination froiti the NFC Bill [Jemury, a rookie free Cl u-lie ssattrs spcnt much of the Ifou.twi Oilers 48-20, the C-u1tralDl.islonro(12,uufleou( agentpreedmntor&cinafter S S N 1! 1 unueieati, rushing leader F or i, w i Last week Cleveland beat CIncinnati 17-10 and if the Browns can come up with a victory tonight they'll be tied with the Steelers for the division lead. S - McC.raw Colgate 72, Holy Crs ii Navy 73. Syracusi II New nampsh,re •. Ma.n* ' Citrus, Borbarvilie Raceway 2-2-14 - a Conference , • Xoman Sadecki East ovei Paoli as he smoked his tires off the line and could never as he beat Paul Smith in the Fireball Vega. Beadle Sweickert and orman Turner also made the trip. * I IU 1 h. Li Nicholson won Li the ff0 categories. N C in I In rnttntl tn Pt1 SmIlk 'L :t th !Lrd :' I one race remaining for this Motor Speedway The winner of S 20 1 Atlinta I m Andre Blue p th - fl 1 IL.1 oong the first Grand National one rac. at Ontario 1972 Championship for the taxi cab Dodge, new sheet metal, two dner from Detroit, Michigan 426c1d Herni's, one 426c1d t'Iaarwroug.i tn, h rna'; wC e WA., ii woe us_-'.e isce e be. 11 biggest jump to oetake £uiu ooo - - the lone trek Tuesda'. night in search of another win. The local ninth graders are really showing some fine spirit t Un ,D total ftgures, which went over the 1,000 yam season mark in the fifth • - It ByRoJt hODGES IleraldCorrespondcnt ' --=- - - • BOB COSTANTINE, Lyman s Metro Conference leading passer, un1ods one of h's 16 corn lctrnns Fr Ia ii Ii' a m lB 1 dm' . • i - -- HOUND PASSER UNLEASHES AERIAL _________ __________________________________________ I... 4%. Thetr offense thrives on ball control," Skorich said. We've got to go alter them and force them to make mistakes." Browns' defensive tackle Jerry erk, who will be one of the men in charge of stopping the running attack of Larry -r' h'1vv n -'. : i;:fl;. th- hometown fans will help us,"Sherk said. 1 reall U - That ddco:-t, dciense' they chant spurs us on. A lot of the guys have been talking about li" Shurk Is one of the Indh'hluals that Dolphins' Coach Don ulii is worried about. "They're always though defensively and have two of the firest defensive tackles in football In Watter Johnson ahd ':r.'' Shula said Jrrr ng up againt a team that has "In Ueve1nJ '.re played us real touch in Miiiii and can be ezected to be even tougher at home." The Dolphin- defented the Br'iwns in last year's playafs anie -13 Jo iu - i ii th': Jrin voftd Fiouda th hiIfl with ZL-4) i' LIIL4LL "1 said beiurc the season CleeLrnd would be one of the stronger teani; in the AFC this ',car and, although they've lost one game, in my mind they rv ntilI one of the solid allacivid teams in the NFL"Shuia said. to set up another as No. 10 La'jisiana State whipped Auburn 20-6 Oklahoma's rout of Texas was paced by sop!uinore quar- -Oklahoma's third straight victory over Texas. C NEW YORK (AP) - Call it a who had to dive back to third in club there held a cur wash Saturday to earn enough money ti The gne will also be televised locally because the game Is Wisconsin behind Archie Griffin's 169 rushIng yards and a rugged defense. Sophomore Richard Todd came off the bench and directed -The third time anyone ever scored 50 poInts or more on . down for New York aftcr Tug McGraw gave up the A's final run. I i;lL '.1 d1'. it. 111111154... at *)l t.hi_ \I L )tj) tember pennant drive, when all kinds of unlikely crazy "P' ' ""a fflj tIiikIfltO a 'au ØIIUla WV IU U Ul3 SI t4'3IIi Academy have going for them. The Cheerleaders and the pe Skot-ich Eald, "I should hc that the team Is already up for thc game," u luch wilt he .:i nat:c-aa! telcviaion (ABC i. worst shellacking in Royal's brilliant 2year coaching Career, "I can't ever remember taking a licking like that .. ever; I - -. the American Conference's Central Division and three weeks otr linc, ranhtd ruoth, lost four funbks but got two short scoring runs from Wa)ne Bullock in downing Rice 28 *- - Chicaoo Wastirn DIls10 Cleveland Browns Look At Chance To Tie Steelers -' 1 on Gilliik S ink ruption of Da e Hun's twoolnt con ersion pass with one minute left .. " The double play killed of I the Mets for the moment, but the) weren't completely dead as it turned out. They scored CONGRATULATIONS, GALS ,.4... •.-. C *..-...-3..... ..-1....... II... $ -. - -- ••-' . The erratic fielding produced a total of six errors In the son said after the storm had died down and the Mets had I • soeia(ed ness Sports Writer The ees of lcxas are on Darrell Ho)al's lassoed Lang .. - - hams talking about Millan's cosdy error that helped the A s on his knees pleading with the umpire. -- "1 feel sorry for /tndrcws, just like I felt sorry for F elix rtrk to Vcld in .. one of the toughest I've ever been In." -= - - of reach in the 1h as stays singled home the gahead run and the Mets pushed across three more tallies on two errors by Oakland second baseman Mike Andrews. It was one of at Sanford Naval Academy. I... -.. ..,•-----.•.-• _________________ _____________ - __.__ -k--- ---,__--_-_. - -- - .sfl *i - ---- ARe th By J Richards £ ---.------ — — __ : Spotlight - - - Monday. Oct. 15. 1973 cnnrfc ..: .h1 ti - - - ________________________________________________________ Mays Comes Through After Falling a - Cordel, Louis Quinn and Joe Faireloth. For competitive anti . . II UI I VI I hIe1dCorrespondent I%V I IU U 2 i club are: Teodore J. Tobias, Ileboard Club of Elgrove will - - " - ç- 6 North Fort Mye (50) 33 Deltona Open, co-sponsored by Hatinger. Halnes CIty (10) 67 New Smyrna Seach (Sot I 6.1 ii 't - - •'.-;;-',-: -- I I ac on I passes of ifA,4 V IP a1I IiS$ that 63, 16, 67 and 36 yards 1! I (itfl I.- 1' .'- - i, 1 1 I-- II, I.' 1 a 85ulflwfl Giants 1.3; and the Kansas I l'itt IffI '1 -. 1 I FIIO. - (tal 041 C-v idi John \laddea despite a The Baltimore defense held stuck with Stabler and Stabler topped the Cowboys 37-31. Jack- with the Green Bay Packers. ru.thing in the first half but he Z38 yrd two (fre1 rid in tht Merala'. o' unbeaten Namud Football San Francisco 49ers, are showi:ig by hen sti.ortd t'.'.Iu once on a 7-yaid a.sac two for touch- Atlanthwh;ehhadnt scored our Minnesota withtond an remninc .1 tied for the American also who completed 11 of 48 passes Uw ourth fluarter, F' -Oil Charl' JI yards and four ibt touchdowns- Ir,uchdons, 5OvcdL - I 1 r,, p-n' ! Marsh Or 71 fowling Grt-r-c. II Msch,gan 31. North oaIta OhIO ii. I) 1 Michigan Sl*?e 0 2$ 5. Dakota s,te State 71 Wtsa.nt n 0 Wif I t $ fr caiers . .erproof to and, they float) won the second heat V ?0 MIII \re 1. DeLand, nniiiediately a--ii C Batktba)i dragster The throttle on her rocket engine stuck wide open Swim Aids [CHEMICALS I power as she tilt the end of tht ouarter-inik straii'htawas (it from 1k 20 mph speed before It took off on a bO It nigh the 4,Vrgini,, Tech p T*-as Tech 2L Te #&Ml8 --------- -POOL.S ____________________ landed neck on Its wheels on held Its Members and friends Paula Murphy, world's foremost woman racing driver, Ktddte after • • VOIhYbIII • 1' 6 tints the face of Coffee will be furnished by 5iu r u 0. • '.ona por,- Lake Gleason. Nov. 10 will be t. Jan 1), 12 and 13 The ponsor 1ournamen1 ,. d 1W11 - qusline East flay Okeechob,, i Mcil,cell Jetterson (50) I a2 7 Chipley (50) 71 A one day pro-am and bar- INTO SUMMER LIVING the Volusia County Inter-City They may be secured at the tournament base already been Ge another nearby' htll. committee to submit can. nit imik is '.'.l.o .re not present the year, all members are Flit (,olcI 1974 xiRsur (oiiiinittu chaIrman, [)r. Thomas _____ ______ ________________ I • - PU_I Scott, has arranged for the Fall the regular monthly trap shoot, professionals and 120 amateurs ippointed Truth Freeman A tie ral kit 12 power-charged games nightly except Sunda 1 U SEI"1INOLE L HEATING. INC. • Bi P .n Quinith Ioitt''t'.i,on'.jIt 34Y' • tidir Ire Thunda 838-62i(AttCr1Q4m) 5hi �___________________________________ - __ ____________ - - lB -The_Sanford Hcrald -- - - - Monday Oct 5, 1973 The Sanford Herald Are You An Armchair Shopper? Check The Bargains Below. Bank The CashWhen You SeII"Don't Need wit1 a Class!jfiedAd i s" ________ .-., .','. 4 -- SIDE GLANCES PtroiJs ' -- I 817 W. 1st St. £ i PhOneI2) 45a7 / '( Write P0, . - L ___________ ( Orlando 8319993 ,'\ / 1 - {].L) El SANFORD CT. MOTEL Ask for Want Ads I - -- ---••-- •••• ..,. 9 3 LInes Minimum Deportment 'lours ii -- zi.._.--- Good Things to Eat Farm Fresh Ralblt any quantity. ' ' BEST VALUE homes with garage, air and carpefini, Located on a quiet ttr$ with lake breexej Walk to tho,ing and schools 10* down poymcnt Only 527.5(x) to 8a.m.. :30p.in. Saturdays & Holidays 9a.m. .l2Noon £ - • ..•. wd 11 iu.'uuS T :o$IpE 1hA A VEPi up ef R L reu to 5) 5OQ Cthese5t0 Place omes North. Hwy. Il at La Kathryn Ettati mi - EiIx! 18 - 830.5500 Ir - ifli5 thefrst time "' hi•C aOverti5d thiS 3 bed roon 7 bath Suburban Estates Has climate control dom,I, k- 4.i - • ___________________________ ---- 7t. . tp. 7 _____ ________ ____________ - Rated ForConsecutive Insertions-No Change ime Tht -e limit md no a high SchOol diolome 1 not required Prepare yourself for Of Copy - d.ng IL'td ___________ - _________ i CALL 834 8588 AJfl 'OV! ' 71 Hour ScrviLi' 8 WHIA Doni throw aa'ay useful idle em quickly with a 80 WantedtoBuy ssh buyer for used artlles. tr iture, etc HWY 46 ANTIQUES, 372 6912. 1966 Chevelte '196, power steering & brakes.Call868-5311after 1 p.m COLLEGE 3-Cemetar,es ___________________________ I C -Eating Plices ' '" °° - EXECUTIVE itworkrnthe-critariaI -'-- n' s urgtnt, qe will give you conipldetriininq andprovide • Advancement morning and evening classes • Retired Military Inlf'nvtew t3-TvivI Agencies __ . - _____ _______________________ L) I Realty. 17 1301 ?o3P1a*athaAveal un -- nd masonry home. Needs some Al ' - THI IXTRAS yous°x ALL Geneva 1961. - '' flew. 3 r-1 b-SIb, 7 pct. g 0 C 05 ng Costs No " Household Goods 2 Acres lakefront Zoned multi tamily. ,en a ORLANDO BUSINESS - - ..- - - is for Rent - I - 33-Housaa Rim? Furnished i Rent -• A. - 35-Mobile j-toma Lots ,. ,,• .--- : ! ' 37-Susintss Prope-ty For Rent - - - ------ -- -, - -, 41-Houses -. _' ' Sale For 5al g-,ceae estate wantea ; the family from The(r plan is MiaIntaar,..n For Sale called - dryer Both SIP mo Call --Medierranear with matching Model RD1bBo to cv. it. no Irost 11 ft. 1971 Courtney with triller, P warranty Call 327 0211 ask for Sam. Mas%ive Spanish bedroom sets (5). Sale: Set bunk beds, almost new. $50 1204 S Oak Ave. (REAL CHEAP). 5? rn.cs. Cash or tCrms. United Freight Sales. 3550 S. Orange needs through the bric,wICijg 2 & 3 Bedroom Townhoe Olympic Pool, Play Area ) fl short . 4ppliances ___________________ KEIIMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES. 373 97 ___________________________ / _._ BARTENDER Nights 37 r rige benefiti, Include tree - - Property . 54-Garage - Rummage 'aIeS still useful 37)9 S. 17$7 &'en wanted tOt shift work In wire clean inside and outside If YOU want value for your money, good / ,"" __________________ .rracnmenss vor DUTlOnnole, OliflO hem $ancy patterns moflOgrameng etc. $39.93 cash os terms Urited Fr#'ight Sales S Oranoc Ave Orlando Mc, Fri 910 9 Sat 9 tO 1 Eletroluv vacuum cleaners to Lc sold for $5995 each Cash or terms United Freight Sales 3350 53 TV - -- - - 't'i,, ;rPiac,eroundn9b.dsunken Jane Den senko ASi.O.0 _____ ______ ic' Iv.,) 21 Color Console Zenith $195 50 KL1USSESSED 3224661 7 WI or about. We arrange Isnanc rig for 647O890 Inc Realtors Sat. 9toS 13.50 monthly. PhOne 617)577 lOt freehometrlal. HALLMARK, 1715 W. Fairbanks Ave. Winter Park __________- Long*ooø ._______ _____ tog road Zone agrlcultui'j. deal *'PllFI It" Al 11"TIflM I UIJLIt. rSUVI Wl --________ have things to sell or consign, call days a wk . ____ 13$ 12)2 . f.fi1iri- V-ryluv. investment. 7 BROKER £ Bo. Springs Logwo .-' JEEPS* * rv'e • , I -.---- persontoPlrigOnwfl, S'ate Road 134, Loflgwood, Fla. • ST-Sports Equipment m-:si: SI-Bicycle ____- - Maintenance Man good uuy! For lntormatl, call 6.479St0. 1 • i tc • Sanford,FIa, f-i,' I£C 11 U U J I IV I V Dachshunds, AKC minItvre, bIak . tô,b, du irsi, ir 1 OS , wor med. shots. $63. Animal Haven Grooming 1. Boarding Kennels ,fl 5757 Cock A-Poo Puppies 6 Weeks s)Id, Cute 323-7i$3 Contact President p.o. _____ __i...1 I _____ I I_ C fuuI..uIIuIuI.uuuuuuulUuuuuI.uPuuuuuiru.uuuu.u.IuImuu.1u11...uu_.ui.1 e3-Macñvnery and Toots In Rapid Expanding Fiberglass , Maid wante1-enerat houtiwørk, owfltranspcq'tfd,on Sanfoidarea PIISWECK AT UNIT ED FREIONT SALES I . Rooms for Rant ?'' 2.!"Y 29 bedroom, front kitchtn. 17' x W Air,$3,O0) 3774fl?beteeen9ari REAL ESTATE epatr ' South S.mnole TV Service, new & used TVs. Hwy. 436, Altamontc SJ I-VVl -'3" "iv' _________________________________ WHOA Don't throw awayuseful idle tems Sell them quickly with a i.a__ 1,* ....4 ,, ..1- - ,. - A & '1 APPLIANCE REPAIR All makesserice PIt. 1306715 7 Spanst, Mrdtter,,nean rrr,ch PrOVIIaI h('drrn sets. 579 CS arid up I Sofas, 3 styles to choose from, UCCS to 115993 Glass-Mirrors - SENKARIK GLASS 1 PAINT CO AlvMnosla Ave 3724672 Leloneof our friendly mci v.wrshetp you word your classified ad Call 3222611or8.31999]. CANADIAN REFRIGERATION AND APPLIANCE SERVICE 11 ________________ - - . • e r'Lpflr atn -!' Paid Vacation Paid Hukday$ And Group HOiplthlgliflofs r £1 't._ r rUn int'iC ri. ;: rUn OF rOir tUflB t-.'-irç CAVALIER MOTOR INN ad. to eil your don't neei' ' -_- Homeimprovements - '- DRYWALL-S PRAYING & PAINTING BeautyCare' -_- ph 3726)15 C Hoffman. Painting & De(4t'ng Interior 6 ExterIor. Quality Work LicenSed 1 Insured 3734111 -"- 3uuaozlg,, Want to sell samething? A Small r vile Bath Call aftei7 377 necessary Wel..ome Wagon tqflufil, f'rd .''r. r.ji i 21 •"••'' . investment In a Classilied Ad will bring results, BULLDOZER WORK Clearing lots our Specialty 373 )73) after] p.m. - ., • WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS Ceramics Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions, iie EsI,vioi, 323 CuStom "•'"'-"•-"-"' - - ''e7, -• '-. - Custom made screen rooms, carports Top workmanship and m,lteralS LEACH ALUMINUM CrttriI 0 .' COGBURN FENCE CO FG FO La-minators , , MaintenanCe Man Cars Removed WKEPID SHIFT 75-Motorcycles - 79-Trucks and , . rcrnees ccepre Join A Growing Progrcss Company • Traders . - o--Aufc'$I-Aviatuon = = - apartnq in The 5a,fnd HeVa14 on Wednesday will - Where Opertunt?y Advance'nen? And Increased Earnlnj Are immediate Appfyt,lon thiU54t I 0',-' m tlilt;nit ________ $ rave eesY tailing fuse AVON products Call now - 444 391w, M(ki$34fl)4iflec& week diys. Anytime *Kends -- . - ________ GREGOlv 'SOOFrenctA,,e 5700 - . I I . I II ___ ' . rciabtevmrrlanforsflerfo,fd mother wilPs iis$ Pgosekeepg, - thddren 1 am_ . ., I$03W.2SthSt , ta'm t;:n 3 'dpeS Pool KIt pm - ___ accepted : - 3 LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUr Call 3fl/s I ' nfrdSr,-wtL cmaCs c - - I - -. LvO SANFORD, FLORIDA ---"-- ..----- _ . -.': '- - rLi(JrI ..'.-- - p - jt ii 'Ej 363)Oriao LONGWOOD - CASSELBERRY FOREST CITY Led i)n a,;ro;; e, DRAFTING & PLAN ¶,[RVICE For builders, sub contractors & individualS. Cutcm noose play- s. plot planS, 1 room *dditir't Pr '1fl lflOfl FOR MORE IN FORMATION ..GFO,SCRIMNATION N EWPLOYMCNT ACT ,nfcrmation n"sy b * Ii3in.d kr,n the ,at3 or Builder's, sub contractors Complete Hgote Plans and Shop Drawings. Fast, dependible, economical, Call Victor- 365 3762 B E AL DeBARY & DELTONA j - *.. j4,i ________________ suo -s ' - -: ..Li - I ii " --- - -- ----- -- - Ctldrcn's Outgroan CiOtfipS, toys and furniture Sell Qj(ihy "nih , classifiedad - PressureLleaning Give yoc,-r home ,vt,i!h miciew. p4'ctr p.i ot Pret5ur Jean waIts. pat.os, roots. Irel Cit Impac Spra klein 322 0)97 eve _______________________ Ne*i, hingIis ticked on by square -,..tri air, or by hand. LicenSed & 3736333 - it's 'Fi, tip'. Time. Hire an eiperl repjr marl trOm tç.j,) 5 Vacuum Cleaners KIRBY VACUUM CLEANEIS Only authorized sales & service it' .,n'ora upen V S. Mon at 107W 77th St Ph,323!l30 F FlEE HomeDemonstratign ---________________ !CI 'tell SOmeth.r'' A - .'. ' - - ,. 1'., .. -' (I 5t * ... ' ,.j - WallpaperHanginj" _____________________________ PAUL SLAT ER ProfessionaIwaljpap.rHar Lcc-nSvcJ Rr-sdmn!.sl Comr,ercial i-. p, , - Wel!Drilling -' 372 $315, Lakr Mary' - I,.. * Lanø _ieanng I-lodges & Gritfis Land Ctearr'tg Excavating 1. Gradrig Ph 333 19/ or 3?? c;- .t3 d- r pi' Lawn Service Lawn Clean Up. artdLigP'.tHOig ,, Tremblay, 32) 7771 '('iJI I1:U kit S I DICK JOYCE WELL ORlLLl ard Iargr, pumps, sprinkters Wafer conditonerS,3724610 " - I totipl'lOflC 311 1173 - 4J. fsr WLakC - Plumbing .•e ,sli .i.'t ..aneii _______________________________ - Tnt NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept T DADS that ' LPiAPl Epreterence - UIU IsO-YF IMPRO'.E',EITS ''ftj g Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD- - -_- - Carc for eljey c:paGenai .--_ - Two bedrooms bath will to wall carpeting, drapes, Central heat air. Fully eQulr,peC kitc)e-n ______ - I-i, ' Cu. ,.------ __ - - AVON CHRISTMA$ EARNINGS can help mit. the holidayj fsp -.klf]VLE,c.,1L 1tJYlOt- E..... " lOth$idv5tbu1dte ', r - -H?7_D*Baty 74-Auto Repairs Parts - AcceSonies fl-Junk AppIyClOiamond Finhsberr "" - CONCR ETE PATIOS '-'i1rC.0 ,n.. ire. '- - * House painting, by hour or by contract 322.1655 -'__________________ ADCOCK RoOflng& StieetMetal (,,utt'$ & Down Spouts i Frenn Ave .372 9551 SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN 1EASONABLE PRICES CALL 372 3931 $570 -- ,'. Groomog - Protess,onaI with love $ am 6 pm Animal Have, Groomingan-JBoarding.332-5752 Painting-interior & exterior, repairs. roots painted, free hOneit experienced estimates. 323 0794. IACKSONS CERAP/IICS, supplies, kiln dealer. tO-S. Closed Thursday & unaay -- p' IUI -. . ________ F 'e (st Re.,,.cromnit' .u,r $.3ns-' 0 8 RUCKER PLUMBING, Inc Repairs, Remodeling, I-tot watt-q tar*s. bath additions. dependable service Free estimates 37) ftC* OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPi4. 373 554 TOWER S BEAUTY SALON iO4crera(I w tflI (r4jofgrcy.e n ,'t &ircten & La'.vn Service i"cISChpnQ ',o'.- eq. Edginq, - - 0tmg Attic Insulations . F.m - .......... - Repairs on all makes 1 mo,els washers, dryers, dIshwashers, disposaI, air conditioners & refrigeration. Domestic & corn mercial. 3237407 Wareheuse Outlet Ilcited 3331$. Oi'an, Ave. Orlando lbitwin Høldr, £ Mtchigiñ; Hovr V C Man, Fr,. Sat. l,l S - YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. ______________________________ MOWING, EOGir.t., & TRIMMING - ' ______________________________ Full li,iCGE AIia,irpt Sanford Electric Company 3572 Park Drive, 372 1562 ;4;,3. S New '73 5nger, 139,CS s each. STEREO S'ECIAL 200 watt, A *4000 Garrard corn ponent SI,. reg. Slat, rw only 124,. AItj available Speakers, headpm,ones arid Garrarit turn tables H IA CERAMICS 10) F Celery Ave Sanford _______ Fern Park :- . --'V dOUhlPwdP mob'fr home A C -- t!t'iLLL snruts. trimmed & SI-taped Flower beds cielned & edg,'d to per fiction. Speciaiist. Mowing by re.n,w*I ,w,ii, C... '-'' -- 26)1. and aSking for a friendly Advisor. - - . I Lawn Service * -_-- - bedroom, Ibath. Phone CORB[TT Is $7500. AMOA lo*tcji Write AMOA, 1653 Tully Cinle, I:'z'i '1 '1 'ElectronicEquiment A ptwIatpSAAe Mobile Homes - Puhu;hed Fiver Sunday I - W..JAiiIJ Hwy. 436 & 17.92 ltorrnt'riy Plarrietts Beauty N0ok nq Center, 919 E Box 90 -- i.e LiLtL L(iLtitL tLti.t'bL!.ti I3&DAIRCONDITIOPIING and heating service Ph.I30-9217 130-9202 c.. a... tuwsi. Central Air r estimate, call Carl HarrIs, at SEARS in Santord. 372-177). - time! A - - I' • WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL AirConditioning I mother's w- I UU'% Auto Repairs Parts. Accessories 519 E. Pine, 372 3747 ______________________________ ii. . 4i=Buding Materials •' A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! ill U I 11 1 U - l-AL1_'L'J it..ii Nights372 5471 322 23S2 134 RRI AKC Minibturt Dachshunds. 4 lbs. Slack & tan males. 4 m. OW. US. tell 177 7797. _________________________ 372 76t3 Rialtor Fern Pa,ii r'' , • DL WAGON lnsu'mtion, SANI-UNU & AIR CON OuT iONlNG 7t09 Sanford Av 3?? 8)90 .J' SOFA BED & Matching Chair - •u.. I Lu Plaqan R EALrYCO Grocery CF(w'i PAwX III 6222 PLA7A #•_•' •a S • , S1-Campiflg Equipment - !!l!Ps !e"e'. Fe"c!e. S rr.. old AKC. All shots. Call 322-6067. _____ FM multiplex rado P lraci tape player, psythedelic lights, and 2uarar'tee and monthly payments available. hspect at United . _ - 327 block $50, 371 crank 1.35. 327 cam ItS. 192 power pick heads 1,50. 259 two-barrel infke & carburetor $50. Ph. 323-644. - ' I I? Volt Auto Battrr;es$li,ys REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue ______________________ TELEVISION SETS$2SUP MILLERS - Grcomn- Pcies. Terr!ers. All breds. Free collar or toy with every grooming. 323-4971. _____________________ - and features new 76 Pets and Supplies 546, Cash or Terms arranged ito per month Call Credit Mini er 3729411 or see a ifl ord Sewing • ,i*eu.ii,.. .. --.. Ianc,Y atterns Radto Stereo DCDflCcrcci li.LI tJ))I .J3i,) Hwy. 4341 Mile Westol 1.4 AKC Great Dane puppies, $70). Call ____________ ________ after S pm, 574-2119, Nt'w itrid Used, Freezers. Washers. Refrigerators and Air Con dilionerS. GENEVA HEATIPiC, L AIR CONDITIONING, 3098 Orlando Drive, 323 5131. SEWING MACHINES jsj'p 830 "j"v Usume morIgage. or f*J down on new mortgage We have - .. ___ one tI-tat x'ilt Orovlde years of ,, full baths 2car Qar;ge Large 0 the Dr MUST SELL" OPPORTUNITY Thin Call lodayl Raltor building, 26th & Sanford Ave. 1,000 .. 1973 Singer machine never been RECONDITIONED Refrigerators, Washers and Dryers. WARRANTY, Free Delivery, WHITESIDC rrLtAuc5, 644 161) - --- - Campers Equipment for Rent 65 Mon..Sat. -S Brand new Mini home, fully contaned, Special sales price, $7,293. Hew World Travel, Hwy. I7-9. Longwood, $349124. 'lywood. exterior and interior, all kinds of other new lumber, half price 323-5430. ________________________ 64 £ I For thC belt buy in American Motors, and Jeep vehicles. see: DON BALES Sanford Motor Company ______ S FrenhAve. ]21? Travel Trailers Building Materials $4.-... ws r nit raa* dt,lO yr. existing mortgage, $ per me. For Rant ________________________ ____________________________ men esred, Business II "Ci .sl bu'Ider wholesate cost 61 *AMC * - 15 ROBSONMARIN( 79,7 322 5961 - ''.- -.. - 17 Auction _________________________________ __________________________ I"U'LIC AUCTION cv',ry rorsuey MISC 7P.M. Oper, 0.lj, :.. ,e buy or tail one s - _______ • * 1971 Cadillac Sedan DeVilIe, ez cellent COftdtiOn, $1. 372 7399, ;;;c;me. SANFORD AUCTION. Hwy. 1797. Sanford. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpel Shampooer for only $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE. ?.,lsIleqs and Refrigerators Oick' .'ppliance Sales & Service, 2617 S French Aye, Sanford 372 7631. FrI. 9 to 9. Sat, 9 to S Terms available 3777319 ______________________ term lease bedroom, 1 haIb home. county grao1n '' 57.400 Low down pa ment Terms baths pool and extras DiIT IUU WIll' ZI ACRES - ?rm:cil ARSCARPFT 741-1551 Call colltcit Deltona Area .'ULTtPLi LISTING SERVICE Sanfors Sales Leader -3 4991 19)95 Fre-iii your Multiple List4rsg Agency ) Le Sundi 372 7374 or 372 1496 REALTORS rir OPTION TO BUY . ' ndustries, In-c. $-T777. ci hi riomdstic ar-i Rent A New Home at Apartment PrIces YUu ii ui i i '- ieztr$gØQdia$ 1.23 950 $70 casts s balance Of $113 PITI or down C'owntown Sanford payment it low as $3 4 $33 n,,. month PITI I co'.'MrRI-lAi PAT w • w J t ltOt%li9 on US 17 V7 $73 Stmper Agency •_•, • -_________________________ and says reduce price in nice area I bedrooms 2 baths This hom has central air will to will carpet washer hid &yefI2xI$rl,wstØrf5p,, OPENING 7 baths custom home With au the Ott 34 and 2 b,dro-.m cottage Plo J rame alcoholic beverages, no peis - -- Experienced maintenance man ifs Person. Premix Msrbletlte flrt child SF RVICE s oio Tfl.L Permanent ?enview call 3fl-43. WILCO LAND co - extras you are looking for Close to Attamonte Mill You really U35I1I 9 I: lj4 u i M E0UlOPtf'fl I UnlItO Freight Sales, 3550 S. OrangeAve,Ortafldo,Mcn..f,i. 9 t09 Sat 9 to 3 Commercial carpet wtiolesaler has over 2000 va rds of. w"0 -ocm # ', i - " rr "---- ) 834-3 1 3 1 SANFORD-Lake Sylvan privileges. 140*200' country site with more land available Im ma(uIale and beautifully de-coialed 1 bedroom horse with AL TAMON TE ROLLING I-fit IS A - ,r- is Is i Particular house APTS for rent From f'ri, . r AUSTIN DE .ZiENT CORP MANOR _________________________ HOMES and - 323-7860 LAKE MARY-Nicecorn,rlotwi,h completely feflcid Maiotwy home with 3 bedrooms, I baths and 2 storage rooms $21.50) Newdupiex-Sartlord 3 beooms,t bath, kitchen equIpped, $173 mm., swflty 1 year lease EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor 1601 S Hwy lit? Maitland o2soao. home.$lSQeacP. Lemon Bluff Ph 322 614] IA open )6pm dallyOnsitephofle 3731010 soe an (tPtI0NIST - - I 3rd Shift. $230 nor hour tostart. 3k raIse in 30 days. Regular raises thereafter, Paid holida an4 vicatm be S7-%pptiani " Eta 350 none working cotid lion Apply Day II, Sanford ., have their person 2525 S. Park Ave,. Apopka or call M6 7722 eat 119 Experle,,ced seafood cook rtonity EmpIyer -______ _________________ &MERICAN WOOD PRODUCTS K the t1t,ttALA) Want ,, '4 i wora StIM - PLEASE APPLY IN PEPSO"i ONLY Bldci. - _• .1A2 Stnfnrd . .. . Alrnnr' ... • Gomdwear Tire and Rubber Co rs an Opening for a credit depart- _________________________ men? ,raIne Full company bene Do you like working with living fits 2Wee1.I paid vacation ezcei ' " '" "v" lent opportunity to advance wIth a way to keep _____ Unfurnlshed -- Brand new 3 bedroom 1t', bath kt.then equIpped Leas.e Avaiti ble Nov. 1.3223710. yq Wase a4 3fl-1 RFNTALS-oker-9 tot °ersonnel 4 hr week Excellent QviIifitd man needed in fringe benefits Apply In prson products manufacturing Must INSIDE SALES REPRESEN SANFORD New2 and 3 bedroom ifter C a m to SCOT'TY S HOME TATIVE Must be ggrnssive and have expe -ienc. with sawmill or townhouses West 25th St at Holly - :-J Toworkcnrwwgparlment complex in city of Snford, Apply ni s. O' A -c Otar.do Solo. MannJtd?OV .wrs.r-v work. Wage based ors ab1lity and epenien e Call 323 19.4 a'ter 6pm ____________________________ f - .. - - j , 41-Farms and Groves _____ • - . ea _s.a,e -- fireplce formal d in iP9, arg, ' tailn Ic en, extras ga lore I 2OxAl I 'th I end benches cool deck ?JbI professIonal designed land . ULTS ONLY PARE AVENUE MOBILE PARK at r 754) In All Departments ILYING CARPET TOURS INC Airline tickets. cruis. 'ri, _ at official ratts. 303 Semoran -., Btvd uit.v. f37 -- 3 .-.jj-. IC Male Hlp Wanted -- a, ij '. - -'---General constn.Jcvlon laborers I neegen Immecatety *.ppty at 'C? - 32-Houses Rent Ilnitirnkls.#t ___________ LL.0 U20- after 3p.m. - lI-Apartments Rent Furnishtd 31-Mobile Home-s - - .ju-Anartmentc Rent ___________ C cra o a o Openings available In Sanford. Dellona, and Orlando area. Call Boat Manufacturers - . , . ollns Lawn NOW TAKING APPLICATION Spraying Inc Candace Or OH FOR Hwy 7 92 Fern Park COLLEGE i 1-4 I Freight Damaged - - -- west Smiles & Pid street $17 - 7 Garage-Rummage Sales -. WInnebago 1961 Jeep Station Wagon, excellent Condition.Goodtires,322515) T buy and sell gold or Silver COirts, contac, us first We also buy bulk Silver coins. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109 W. 1st '123 1137. - -flueS - -- thru Oct._____ ciot° 19th. ve at the otc PICK UP PAYMENTS -- 372 Sfl. NIghts. 37Jll7 SANFOCO 51 Sal DeBary -_-. Country HomesIte ence well ' BROxER ASSOCIATE _______________________ 54 FAMILY NOUN CAMPERS c - J')flOdciCaIi _ Sfamps.Coins - :-c,c mortgage, $133 3b*droom, Central Pea? lair. Two bedroom dupIe furnshed SPECAL - . -: - 1)Woodendoublehungwinclows SDoors-2hatf '67 Sunbeam Atpine. $595. Can Finance. Call 323-5773, or 372-1633 (office) - Bomber tpe. Race Car. 1934 Chi'vy JOrin Roçjers statues Call collect. (303) 634 90.4. ._ 3)1 315E Firs? sell trade 372 547? " A PEABODY DEVELOPMENT - ' - _____ CLOSING COSTSI LAKE MARY AVALOHAPARTMEPIrS' ADULTS-NO PETS ; ' MAIER FURNITURE Western Wear. I DOWN si oOWNVA I 5 FINANUNO AV*sLASLl I ,, , $7.S-00 Eaclusive -'\ .4 %t I I ii I (A 373)93( Day Wk Mo Front Desk (parttime) -- -APPLY IN PERSONAT ' ZIG ZAGS t9lIHwy.17fl.OpenSat,&Sun.y3 $35 2920 CEL.IGHTFULLY NEW3 story with Bring a copy Of ths ad win you to quality for dI5I i bedrooms and 2 baths pig% Florida room on beautiful tree T A, Santord 5 Sates Cookiam and pm shifts -------- -SAN-MO-PARKS, 1-23 Bedroom • Turf Education Program Kitchen Help (part time) ;:t!hhP:Yet - WELAKAAPARTMENTS MANENT POSITIONS. muSt te witliiin°0 stan mediat I PrC - r Furnished I I.4As IM?AEDIAi Op' FOR THE FOLLOWING PtR ' . . - # . " ivemsqutckIvwnnactalfl4 _________________- BRAND NAME Terms scaping. Loch Arbor CONVENIENT to stores. 3 I 'or Qualified programmers 10-Do It Yourself lI-lrtstrvctions vU'ir I $163 flO glady BrOWfl Realty - *rnti., Inr.irwi t AmerIcan Wood PrUCI4 lTh Charles St. Lotgwood. Fid. ''' LMI\ Temporary 2211 Lee Rd V9cr pany 131 Semlnola Blvd V'IAN I LU Lii t.i VV'i, Iii L rded lmmeatciy to train as I BM C0MPUTER I id 6-Chald Care TYPIST - Instant b mc, Call '13 Chevy. $593. Perfect COfl(.lition Call 323 5773. or 332-1135 (offIce) '.4 DODGE POLARA. Nothing down, take over. Call credit manager. 323-6230, 621-1311. ______________________ - •SIIIQ - - II 1969 Camaro 307. 4 sped, 39,00) actual mites, Excellent condition See at corner of 14th & locuSt or call 322 3611 after 4:30. AutoslorSak '09 CAMARO. rdofflng down, take over. Call credit manager. ill 6730, 626 13.41. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED p prices paid, vied, any condition. u$I26, Winter Park. ) Trucks and Trailers 'or used furniture, appliances, l,,ols, etc. BUy I or 1001 items, Larry's Mart. 713 Sanford Ave. stereo consoles and components. SE1NING MACHINES Some have built-In $ track tale cassvttes, Garrard turn tables and prices start as low as $19 9s for Buy locally and get %irvlCC Singer consoles. $79.95 for components, C,OldflI Touch & ,A, 77 NCChi CatI)n 746 •r.J rtr'n icrf, 1114222 Great RETIREE lNVESTP.EUT! 3uiIdi Includes 3 attractive apIs. Will make nice residence with good rental income, $31.50) Apartmens R nt Unfurntsneu 30 19 Female Help Wanted HELPERS. Good wages, apply fl C ' Male Help Wanted - ROOFERS. Experienced In built up irrvwr'%'er, m ('tijñ(i [It? '" • IS PIANO LE5ONS intirvew Personal rucions t3 nealLor, JLjI.l Maynard? My name's Roscoc!' ____ - doesn't want to!" ___________________ 1953 Roadmas?er Bu!ck, used an tique fag. Excellent shape. 1.395 3P'ELLEY USED CARS. 701 Frevh Ave., 373-2960. - - ___________________ ncI you are avaiLaie to start 71methatC(y. we can have you 5$ Cadillac DeVilie Sell or l,ade t,r smaller car. 16,000 ml, Clean $1,695. Can be seen ii Mary Carter Paint Store, 3)5 S. Elm, Sanford. ATrEPITION HUNTEk 1940 Jeep pickup. In excellent condition. Radio, heat ma white face Johnson citizen band, $995. Call 322-2746 after S at weekends. _____ TV Radio Stereo 53 Miscellaneous For Sale Real Estate Wanted , 24 i 60' TrinIty double wid b 1rooni. 2 bath tamil ldyIIwjId IV 372 1127 '71 Kawasaki 500. $700 Excellent Condition. Call 373l3I9or$30 9330. - moved. We have keys and will ShOw If you',, inl,reste(J act quIckly Price is only $2?.9f,O .'--' Relitors LongwocJ 1))' lot Autos for Sale 1939 Pontiac Bonneville Mflorcycle /9 ' 80 Abandr sed, uiwante,J, junk cars hauled away Your cost, lQ Orlando 795 6191 anytime, 'It - I 'k Junk Cars Removed ill Ste n st ro m •Ufl ups.sr, erg, enougn to idJ another bedroom, and a bath, and still have a game room All only 177.500. Call me 322 92*1; 3727991:3720641 ,__ J ,_ Instructions - by Art Sonsom SWIMMING POOL ANORO CLOSI IN ,,,,,' /. - Realty r ____________ t \ 4dr U C ThE _______________________ " " REDUCTIONS 2544 a _____ Ci ral at p' -- Conventional 6714w CRANK COUSTRUCTIOII 372 I - - (5175 MINIMUM CHARGE) - " AA Homes i Bedrooms. 3 bathS. walk ic J;]6OaIor33Oi1 I Mobile Homes -- k iilngsuerry UNSWORTH REALTY LONGWOOD Owner 37) iSi7 PA - °°QS1oSe _____ Twu 3 bedroom, _________________________ wn;ion. Sr.. Broker 111 N. Park. Sanford 372599) d -- and central • heatair. Hurry! Ttere's only 1 of each I I 1 (41 '? 322.5641 •__'I- ' I S. .'I'hTh%.'r 'r LJ ccfcrc ti Brand new 2 or 3 bedroom lOwnhOut, Choice car needed tar SOPPlfl. or churthes. Wall ti, wall Shag BALL REALTY _____________________________ ----------- niflier rarw I Hnu'1'r5&e -- IUt.tJft.D,, sun "P4othne". Adults or Teens, w by Dick Turner CARNIVAL - Free, 641 2027 for "We Care"- Semrno.e 322.2611 by Gill Fox Monday, Oct. 15, 1973-SB - ____________________ WELLS DFlLLED PUMI-'S SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typCs and Sizes 1.erepar anci-,.-. ' YII-4), MACHll( SUPPLY CO iu W 2nd St 312 4.132 1111 �- -- -. -- - - . I . - - 69— The Sanford Herald L -. 1J kILr Oct. 15, Monday, __ W-M~M--.-I, -" _________— -.------7,--.r -- -- - -- PIWLV'' a - I =--3g;2,4~ !-~ -- .7:~ ; ~--- I . !flKl I IC - *2 LE V -1~-LO~W 70 --=--.--- ~ -,-. - . 9~~.- 1 TO By WE ASSOCIATED I C U J ¼J I I N -T I I te----- - -- -- J* • - -: - -- - -- :L - • -:. - 2' ' - ~~' , - , , - - z - - -- 1973 N ---- mmemoklm w wbnpfo ~ -t . - ______ %V YP h T - • II i I reatens I *th M SS1 TELL A ttack I W President Anwar Sadat of Egypt cia imed today that Egyptian missiles are poised "to be launched to, (lie very depths of Israel any minute," but declared his radiniss to attend a peace conference tinder U.N. auspices. Tank and artillery battles raged in Syria and the Sinai as he made a tough-sounding address to an applauding l'eople's Assembly in ('afro, and Israel said its jets were raiding bases in the Nile Delta . Sadat coupled his threat with an announcement he is ready to reopen the Suez ('anal, closed since 1967, and attend a U.N. peace conference 0N^A0%t% 1A AMnt - I ,_,Ij•,, 100 miles north of Cairo, the Egyptian capital where Sadat gave his speech. ''u you imaguit ou can hit at Arab depth," Sadat declared in a refrener to Isrneli Ieaderc: "1 want to warn that th e transdesert Egyptian missiles of the Zafer type are now fitted on their bases." "1 have always warned that in our confrontation with Israel, it will by an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth and death for death," he added. The Egyptian president, wearing a full military uniform, said that if Israel refuses the Arab demands it faces "a war of attrition which we c n endure with greater ease than they can endure." if Israel pulls out of lands it captured in 1967 and guarantees ihe rights of the Palestinian people. Israel has rejected both demands In the past as prior conditions for piuss ,n,gutiato;;;. u.s. transport planes were 0 -~~ - - --!-7-- - =-, - - ~ i. you rushing arms to bolster Israel's battered war ma ch ine, meaiiwhile, and a Soviet airlift was doing (hi' same for the Syrians and Egyptians as the Middle East conflict went into its 11th day with more furious lighting. Israel claimed its armor and artillery knocked out 50 Arab tanks on the Syrian front and said Its a warplanes bombarded military a targets in Syria and in Egypt bout x z~ • : _____ THE .M ~1 I ~ W. STORY I1. YOU NEVER KNOW what you'll run across walking in the woods these days. but " 4.1 1.1.1 it n.' . ..' V Pr'i:t:i th. firrr • . L flLrft . .:.j j 1 •. . , UIUt-, tl; ' tribal art d :..tinaki1g. Caned from basswood, the masks take about a month to complete and bring prices up to $IPI each. . .4 - .g ~ . " I- , .: ~ C I 4 I ...: ?~;, . ~~ .. ,4.;. y . 1 ADMISSIONS rnfl rtIWJp 007U Petty B. Clark }Tthddra C. Mayi'.ard C-assie Mae McCray June M. Joaes Louise Wellon Eileen C. Sasenick, Deltona John H. Reed, Deltona Bernard Kartman, Deltona, Yolanda G. Caldwell, Deltona Crrie C. Miller, Hollywood, Fla. Linda L Bales, Longwood Ernest H. Watson, Enterprise BIRTHS ADMISSIONS Sanford: Susie Campbell Ehna E. Smith June Burgess Essie Mae Bryant Margaret Louise Sasser Walter Murray Andrew L Dupree Aletha Smith Mary Ellen Rowe Jacalyn J. Royal Lottie Gore, Chuluota Louise Broth, Del tona Paul Bisson. Waterville Mr. & Mrs. Larry Bales, a y, Longwoml 1IAIG1'' Sanford: Wandra L Boone Linda Polk Mullis Tammy T. I)UOWy Juanita 13111 Renee L. Hughes Mildred L Dougherty Mik'ed L Van Antwcrp DiXI' l. Martin Raymond hi. Fryer Elmina II. Bislxc Victoria Ellen Wells Mn. Richard Anderson and boy's James C Fowler Cwr1ne Jlmezwz Eunlee C. Horrell Raymond Self Honor Ortega Audrey A. Fisher, DeBary Temna Ruvolo, DeBary Herbert E. Olsen, DeRary Jessie S. Nicoll, Deltona '1nta ('.r,1nn fl.ttr%n Adele Wolde, Deltona Everett W Angel], !)eltona ' i7 BIRTHS I t~dltl r. , X Pa FISI rf) Lee Robinson J Ellen B. Shannis Ale;'Szabo Freddie Earl H. Bourquardez Betty Sw' Colbert William Williams karriette F. Bouchard Mary Ljgg, r4ward L. Buckner Sr. Leroy McLendon Betty R. C1L'rk Dia4.netta Alexander and boy Mrv I Hit,' inrl pin Walter G. Ca.sselherry Kennedy, Clinton, Deltona Jeanette R. Schwerdt, Carrie L. Ogle sby, Lake Chuluota Monroe Peter Drennan. Orange City Wanda I Octooer 15— CAR CARE FOIt pm. - Room 15, Adult EuciUoa Campus, Seminole Junior College. Sanford Pilots foulersrJte date changed from Oct. 18 to Oct. is. Oct. 1$- _I t'1..h UI) t'...t..I I SWUM U WID House of Steak • Sanford Senior _ _ • 1w — _________ Oct 20— South Seminole Community Library Auction, new Altamonte Springs Civic Center, 820 E. Magnolia SI, 11 am. to3 p.m. Free baby sitting. Crooms High School Band Parents will supper In benefit band, 5,.1 p.m. in CrOOIIiS Home Economics Lapoieon uarreii Douglas Michael Morris • Oct. is i Sanford Pilot Club iI i with Orlando atd Sout Seminole Clubs for Night, Red Carpet Inn, I IN Q-t, IA (nI* LL4k Lubertha Lowery Elsie Kibler MAIL THF z#il F TT ' d hh r • V 173 I I I girl, Geneva Mr. & Mrs. Larry Delk, a boy, Sanford I To rind kitndc .. .. tin, ir rt4rifivc . - . . clrtririri 19--Rummage and Bake &'ie ponsurt-d b Ladies Guild at Lutheran Chutth, ,aension - 01. - tufvirI S @wool# S S 01 nAhükb __ Sanford: I IMAM M. st'$b Barbara Hamill and baby boy , Vphe ,:...i-' r.i-I £ &MaM. J aIU I*Iaq Longoo1 Marilyn F. Honeycutt, N. Orlando Paul Bison, Waterville, j~utirw- I Sanford VFW Post 10106 and Auxiliary monthly meetings at Knigits of Columbus building. I PROGRESS MA IL-A -WAY O RDER ___I Name_________________________________ Mailing Address_ I 3; I Zip 765 ___ Additional list enclosed Zip Additional list enclosed PROGRESS MAIL-AWAY ORDER PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER Name __________ Mailing Address_ NERINNINEW ClIy_________________________________ City- I State _____________________Zip -- 4 I ZN Name State o _ PP-0 - p Arm — * •• s .— A ~I-. ------_ - I -~ -r— ----- ---- This edition will be distributed to our regular subscribers on October 28th. Ad. ditional copies may be reserved by mailing a list of the names and addresses to whom the edition is to be mailed, along with 75c for each copy, to the Circulation Department, 300 French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32771. (w a H , - ~ ~ I - - . I 7 I - I' .0 I - 'r"' I Ui he5 TOO small for an ad I - effetive? 'r.i re r&.airtq this i 4 or -----------,E—m . . - ---•-------_-.- . .- - ~- . ! i - % L - "' - 11 1 11:1 11 ''- Q -W: -; - - - , ' • ' ______ . - A - 1L -J__T : - r - k- T- - - - - - 'raid he dce _ Z ~- -- ~-W-14 -- 11476— - 1W -7 W --WL-- -WIT I F - -- - -,==- -- ue Motoricts will find higher The Cost ?'ot all service stations in the ,~1k Big Daddy's liquor store and cocktail lounge on SR 436. and a resolution to annex one lot on Lake%riew Drive to give additional parking to Club Juani. Councl authorized the ati. 9 - 2A News I fl =4 --- - ____ Z(,I m re:W !: ministration to bid on two dump ___ The appointment of Doyle N. Jones to the police reserve wholesa'e gasoline price in- recommended by Crier was of Living Council ges t t'--.;- -':~ THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION I AGENCY proposL , a tough set of federal 4A Horoscope Ilu-piLil 110k Society Sports . State • Stccks 1'% - . • - .. - - -- • GA GA 1-313 8A IA - - 7A . i 6 ~ 1 transportation controls for 22 cities (Page . ______ 2A ) ~ .I. I I w 0~ - 4- ---, • and traffic f1ow alter street fig!'ting drives Thailand's . . three most : SHOPS RI DPI , ", -%- I --1 ' . . ----- .• ---S. SECRETARY of State Henry NLssincr ansi North i&t n4simit t Politburo member fe l)uc Thu were awarded the 1973 Nobel Peace Prize today for their efforts to officially end the Vietnai', ,: Pt'IU I( Dl' F I( IAL'i are no ioiw, r iIIoed to V. "sandwich ni" campaign stops during flights ;~ on state airplanes, Florida Secretary of State : . Richard Stone says. (Page 8A) • an k ,,; o t River I - ~ J~ : -- -- 1i B MARK WF.INTZ Herald Staff Writer Used petoleuni storage tank.s at Sanford's lakefront F,---- --~~-~---~ I r tank farm' area will Ix floated on the St. Johns River IItheIxOekSt(Ja new home at the port of San- fiir1 Port r-- administrator James Ryan told Seminole County Port Authority (SCOPA be Moixi 'that the Link i move will take place withi I i d of posting a $ nco performance bond I'- the con-. tractor, South.astern trvlcum litcoance, Jacknvll' "W-. - expect the bond will be posted this week,' Ryan said of 0 ______ 8B - T T - X " GA Dr. t.rant. Fditortl•ttitiient M. _- trucks for the Public Works Department; option to bid on whole or part of a truck for Ui' Utihty Department; and to bid on drainage maintenance - ~; 91 .- Council set pubiic hearings on 1119--s-61-6-- price action by the Cost of Gulf on French Avenue said he dependent gasoline stations will proved price hike - can take Living Council would only raise his prices if the be able to increase prices one. advantage of the new retail The council Monday all but oil company increased the tank tenth of a cent o one and a half price increase authorization. cbandoned the rigid gasoline wagon price, cents per gallon. The council also promised price ceilings that had drawn Other station managers said It will be the second author- dealers the right to increase extensive complaints from they were waiting for their next ized price increase within a prices automatically after Nov. gasoline retailers, deliveries of gas before upping month for some dealers. Ito cover any future increases "Things aren't going to be too prices. Only those retailers receiving in wholesale gasoline costs. bad now we're able to raise our . ____ " i' prices," said lien Williams, : manager of Williams Amoco • I service station on South ,.:..1.1 . Orlando Drive. Willia.113 upped ~-. ".E — Wrll. .1. I gas prices at this station eightNL%% U.S. ARMS arrive in Israel as war slows :: - tenths of a cent this morning. ' to static tank, artihIer and air duels on both Similar expressions of : fronts M 4 • it will as 1 oscow s'ivs s i s t ribs 1 satisfaction came from several £ : every way. (Page 8B) other gas station managers 1, *I'contacted. Retailers Saul while kthcy still v,un't be getting rub, U.S. OFi"i('iiU.S av the size and continuation k ut least they'll be breaking ; of American arms shipments to Israel -T toinfortabl e v en w ith the depends on battlefield needs (Page 2A) elimination of price restrucC. tions. k , FOICNIER %'ICE PRESIDENT ACINEW 'k~ -A -: dt ... iii / hi 1)0111 ical tli tifiII Index A :- nightmare come true." (Page 2A) -. I Crossword puzzle - 1C.)I,'IilW4J stations today, the result of new increases. Mel Dekle of 1)ekle's nation's estimated 185,000 in. date of the last council-ap- 6A Calendar ... . .. —3A Classified a — - 1n.. OS k M have the shows run smoott1 h, and he will not let council dow'n. I n Hi i n '- JosephLarnIt i rl! •4i1 I y 0 r I "—" ] ea ers V ar in D " - ~ - ' _ " ; 0 1 -m isscheduledforOct 17 Ch, Gvut na,* ____ CITY TTY KENNETH M INTOSHADVISESCOUN(1 (Ito r)Tom Embree, John Zacco, Edith Duerr, Richard Wirz, McIntosh, John Leighty T;„ ,,, (Hernid Phntn 7A - - considers wuiIabie The first performante featuring en — - L, M . ____ - Gas Area deaths ft - - - coming six months. waives are restrictions and gives I' ' )' 'J ': . 111 Thaill ibs . Seminole Downs during U ___ .... ...J ____ __- CC ~& I *I Ile said further that the ~ tar on the to the port location tug boa 5. us is a unique operation and 1111 not sure If a similar operation has ever been undertaken van said flee Links 40 Feet in height displaceonly l8 inches ol water , and by Lashing the five tanks together they will be less- indined to topple over in transit, Ryan said F-~ -- - " F - - - : i - • I -_ nto government forced him into pleading no cont est to the in come tax evasion charge and demanded his resignation in return for the dropping of charges of bribery and conS spiracy. _______j kr:. bring a series of countey a! western and soft rock t. tertainers to perform at • 00 t •i % airist tutu. SO,,Mft - -- -V : -' - I & S Productions which few "u And yet in an interview with reporter Frank Van Der Wnden of tht- NASHVILLE BANNER iSunday, four days I'- like il il il i~ ', Agnes denied that he had been under pressure from Mr. Nixon to resign or that their relations had been acTinionious sinm the corruption allegations " i rt made :. W I Ila t . ( r " Y-t_ -A I. 2 _:, -_ - -___ ___ _5 . —_________ 4' -- NO TELEPHONE ORDERS, PLEASE ;--~---.~~---- ---- ----#-- --------.----, - -- -- — ~ Council adopted on fin ,I reading a resolution granting ,, 4 identified. -- • - you realize that what I heard Is party or parties not presently ___Additional list encl osed Additional list enclosed '- -Zip _____ - ---- . preliminary planning for ext: facilities on next week's .. rhirkenc hut nbt uu ssnuiit . . . or roosting• in the parlor - i itt's something like thi) easier to gather the eggs or "7 o catch a lazy layer for the pot. Some people are different and By John A. Spulski that makes the world go round. IT TAKES ALL KINDS ... No It ulso 11 you had some reservations matter what the President alwaysbe means there will d to se prior to Mr. Agnew's speech says, and regardless of the last night, alter listening to him rhetorical skit and shell hur led lye rn poverty no mater hOW thrown for 10 minutes or so, ccrtain!y acrorz the aisles on the floors of many tax dollars are the problem. y must have become more Congress, the tact that a law Is confused. passed decreeing that such and This one speaks for Itself. .. such shall be done to solve a problem does not mean that the letter writer Rosalie Beck w What did he y' problem Is automatically so concerned with all of the late That he was not guilty, but mail deliveries that she gets plead note contendre anyhow? solved, th is year's title of "Being lie said that while he accepted A few bears ago, the federal 1'irst" conviction on the tax evasion to the She already malled in her charge, his plea of no contest government declared against poverty. Tens of Christmas Greetings card. was not in admission of guilt en billions of do llars were spent for any other Some good was don, but It has been said 'Thanks poverty still survives and It to the rapid mail ser%ice these Not being a lawyer, asl always will. since It is im- days. you can now buy a understand the plea, yes, that is possible to make ever li v ing gree(sngcardthal'sguaranteed correct that his plea "was not iuman nj, want to work and to be right whenever it's an admission of guilt for any lie in a wa that i majority delivered. It's M aster other pP'P° urpose " P1 precluding an), think is suitable. Thankmas , (I%II tlluOfl ,h d la t er d ate i)> _______________________________________________. -- - -- - State r - In summation.. . I know you Some people just don't want believe I understand what you to be tied dnwn with a steady think you &iid, but I am not sure job, no matter what it pays. 4 ~ ,” ,8 City— State ______________________ - ,%.dl:flL,4V -• - 11 . 24 League of Women Voters Discussion Units, topic': Education, 9:15 a.m., Altamonte Community Church, Sit 436; 7:45 i.tn.. Pacey Building, SR 434, lingwood. I ' II — `0 . Name— City D I PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY 7;nI*. 0 j Mailing Address - ~------ 0 ~ - -I; the air; but, did he do it? -. ?1- i, Agnew: He spoke to clear Just return this order with the names of those to whom you wish the paper mailed. ~-NW --' For Five Copies Per Copy Postaqe included Ethel M. Mattair Louise M. Weaver, Chuluota I IWULflVU Beckmann, LIezWna Mary Hilbert, Deltona . - -I-- $ 3 00 75 ; acalyn J. Royal Flossie A. Webb Minnie B. Macklin T - L -. Cain - — ___ rt - - -_ ~tA [ - . ... - I #1 ,t! noticed 5 = fr ddmin'strltlors forced him to resign, - I i Hospita l trustees Monday equipment," flesserer said said. voted to charge patients $41 for today. In other action, trustees a semi-private room, up from Besserer said the hospital adopted a L19 and IXI torn ward bed up has "neser" asked th. et coioia°,kingitto from $3') Upehangedlz the$46 to the 5 null tax for le ''u' enough taxes 1974a day rate for pri vate rooms. operntmgxpensesitlsailowed With opposition from trust" by law, which could bring It $3 5 °n ('urtLshIohland,andno%oteby million Th Iii't yer chairman John Schirard Jr. the County Commissioner Dick hos tal adinintstritor Robert $5-million, is expectul to t Williams, hospital board A I , I 0 9- P-11 ,. - W41M after Agnes resigned) Mr • - , Rising cost. hnvc prompted a us a little bit more in line with The room rate increase will room rate hike, effectiv e Dec 3, other hospitals in the area be delayed until Dec 3 because for Seminole Memorial 'We need more Income this 60 days are required for Hospi tal year to replace worn out Medicare approval, Besserer L1101i1 fl T141 IL. I IL.IL.LJ IITI(ttI(C 11=11.001 I #%Of Education Ca Campus,mrncle Jr. College. - - - FANTASTIC PROGRESS Oct.fl to Dec. 17) 10:30 to 12:00 noon, Bldg. ?I. 15 Adult I --- , . - c fl Agnew says that pressure from the highest levels of the Nixon ______ . J , A . H SEMINOLE & VOLUSIA COUNTY Emilie Smith, DeBary Ralphe Jordan, Deltona James E. Giles, Lake Monroe Charles Pardue, Longwood Douglas Benson, Longwood I'J I ' ospital Board Votes Rate H*Ike GREATER SANFORD, Eileen Edth Jllen Walker Katherine B. Ball Rom Mac Keitt Sarah Thompson Jo Ann Kinder Jean Bernosky Mailing Address_ Casselberry VFW Auxiti.ry l0f0 bazaar, Winter Park Mall. 10am 1o9 pm. Candy, baked - the site and council should tie pans-ion oewg vcsai) T',e fa"ilittec 'I cth'.M we.needed a ways to expand city site is available before an studies start. down th? property during the building does not allow either flexillebiilding!orthecity hail laI1 ladlities. studying L I I I 4 1 I VIe have lflOF)d oungetea study. Iftnglnan recoiiinicnaeu a upward or outward expansion, U Inc iirsipiace Decause I Pr. CoLncilrnan Edith Duerr in accordance with architect the r4eds of the city. An ooL .onsultant L, lkd si to report for a study," said Bergman. need a report on the asked whether they could get an Eoghan Kelley's philosophy consultant—the architect In t space needs and the "We on case—doesn't know the u well enough to plan Tuesday, Ocober 16 , 1973—Sanford. Florhia32,71 Evelyn D. Unit Emma J. Ely Ava Knowles room *,* Q ," n - r a tb = 22 Oct. 16—Noy. I3— anf S frd ltarv ( Itikj nwir1 F.ch 1'Ue-sdd -- 'm 10:00 gun. seminars on Early tUtJjc(3!i, iiford Civic Cenk hkms SpeaKer, torn MCIXJRSI , past Idhood Bla district governor Itotar} conducted by Dr. David nandet, FflJ), at Bear Lake District 605. Elementary School, Forest Conversation ii S iriLl 1 rltv - ? rrt Oct21 Citizens Dusty Boots Riding covered dish luncheon, noon. Association Horse Show, 11 Civic Center, followed by am. SR 46, four miles west of!. eItion e and bingo, 4. Spectators admitted free. r ____ ADMISSIONS C eminole Calendar -7 suitability of the proposed demand for additional space, option on the land long enough that d lulililcipal bui1din expansion cite on U.S. 17-92 In an analysis of the proposed site, to make a study worthwhile. obsolete alter 25 years ao front of the Ca&elberry Post preliminary plans and cost The quarter-million dollar should be rebuilt, not added to analysis, and a study of pur. city hail, built four years ago, Mrs. Duerr said members of CA SSEI,BE R R Y—CII) Office, In a 'thicken arid egg" chase techniques." Manager Ron Bergman, in a with supposedly council should be included in . nnO!rc,i si.' Ii. ifi 1AW) c,1 ( n,ft,, umuit .aer council arcuttl "u' •t"a t,, .. ,,i. it*, fflL'iflt (inr — -4. OCTOBER 11, im BIRTHS boy Mr. & Mrs. Daniel. a boy Mr. & Mrs. James Butler, a Mr. & Mrs. Elwell, a boy Mr. & Mrs. Otis Wellon, a girl boy, Sanford Mr. & Mrs. Carl Bisbee, a Sanford: Marion J. Ilegeman Mildreo Lee Howard M. Mathews Bill Williams a ---71---! fly JEAN I'ATIESON Herald Stall Writer ''- t' '' '--%LU1t '.- *.-.-.. •$ -.1. .JUi4Lt. DISCHARGES - . . ...-. - ~3 . - - ~: I : . ~~ -:-: 7~ .-- f~ . Hospital Notes Daisy Freeman, Lake Minroi' Frankye N. Grayson, 1andn ~" It Ur OCTOBER 12, 1973 , 0 ---:5~1. %V* 1 - . sselberr Citvii Hall C r --U- — 111111 - I __ -y - ~ :— / ------ — _ - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 15, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/812d0d3d89f4aaa6ea1874dbc6443996.pdf 1b822f1af1e24389fbfb4d66950a31d2 PDF Text Text 1 he Sanford Herald p Treasury Bi 1!s Are L Ttw 1 Drawing Attention L J By CA It 1, W.It ITrER $20 fee. basis, but the Treasury will be Copley News Service V* Anyone. as an example, can using your money for only oneor CASSILBERRY mail or submit in person to the fourth of a year. or $2DO worth. Y. 17-92 For possibly the first time in nearest IR l Reserve bapk American history, a very a 'noncompetitive tender" I t II - - a- 4LA 'i . wee value of t e containin g we Nee American public is dL5puz)1fl ' ' bill wanted, maturity time, S keen interest in U.S. Treasury mailing address, deliver) in bills st.ructlons, date and signature Telephone callers are This kind of tender signifies MIN keeping thousands of bankers, that tlx- submitter will accept a stockbrokers and financial bill at the average bid price at Uriters busier than at any time auction. in memory respond ing to th is The auctions .are . OW 0 VC get t1UIS iOn I Mondays for new three-month 0 AA t.sur , nuger dnd cix month maturities The public St&tvu to re excited about the bills,t Auctions for one-year bills are -$110 announced a few days ahead of ' which in effect are IOUs I I • A A 1 U Treasury Department. time for some business day after the 20th of each month yields ICfl) e s ii net began he TASTY TRANSACTION Hunting Knives exceeding 8 per cent ne inYour bill can be obtained in Shot Shells terest rate on 13-week Treasury SrOCKING up on cookies at the Oid Europe Bake Shop are two rarson in the first five days Buck Shot. all sizes slugs YOUR bills later rose to an all-time after the date students from the Sanford Nava' 4 c'Elemy. Mrs Jewel Stegner, wife of Issue Or the ONE STOP mTord of more than 9 per cent Treasury, upon receiving inof baker Thomas Stegner, new owner of the business, offers a sample STORE` Remington, Brenneck and at auction. structions will mail the bill cookie to Paul Croft, 15, a sophomore at the academy. Bill Farnham, Sabot Rifles, Shotguns • hIlls are S8W voij at Treasury IN . IG, i JUflIW , !tt;:s uFi hun,i il uvury Moflday for short-tcnii i,id Hand Gun s. (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson maturities and mon thly for IlK! Treasury bil ls are almost longer term tc obtain cash always sold .... Come in and talk with Jim at a discounL As needed for the day to day one investment adv Blythe or Joe Lazare iser ex operations of the federal plalned government Issued in $10,OUO, $15,000, "A three-month bill with a MPLEY NEWS SERVICE poorest performers have been the market, in competition, twit $25,000, $50,000 and larger face value of $10,000 yielding an 'On balance, the investment miscellaneous meta ls, natural new products could help Data denominations for periods average of 8 per cent would go SANFORD PLAZA climate has been improving as gas distributors and major 100 expand its 10 per cent next ordinarily running from three for $9,800. Eight per cent of thic market continues to build electric-electronics stocks. For year... months to one year, the bills $10,000 is $W on an annual N TIL6 P.M., EXCEPT FRIDAY TIL9 P. I the base for what cowd develop yle'd, S&P suggests West Point Quoting Barron's "Should obviously are not for eeryonc into a worth while advance," Pepperell American Can arid the pace of business slow, The Treasury occasionally cttç Standard Pnnr ' Vn't" (nm' & Reldin all domestic hoa'is minPit qlilnk icsus notes—not bills-. fnrtber with maturing in from one to seven Irregularity is to be expected, Data 100 Corp showed a unfavorable comparisons (ruin )ears. Recently, a $2 bi llion, 2investors are counseled to hold deficit of $4.22 a share for W71 abroad, could make '74 less month offering was a rapid aa to a basicaily constructive and a deficit of $2.94 a share for than a banner year for major sellout at a record rate of 8.38 posture, gradualv ac- 1972,butresearchersf or E.F. banks..." per cenL The notes bear in.. a'iimnhtinai a,w,r,A 'U4U ,.,t...... UUI I...e Iii,.... • r'_ JIUIIUIIOf tU. pLvuzcL LOC ror me flrst time In many teresi at fixed rates, payable o U LI U I I II U I LI UI LI U LI I L U I I U I maintaining some reserves for marketeer for the remote batch years, U.S. Interest rates are as twice a year. buying opportunities that may computer terminal industry to competi tive as any prices paid A person can hey Treasury Uzi Surf am Wo ow on market dips." Best. move into the black this year, for capital in any major in- bills through a b1ink or bond acting groups lately have In. earnng6Oto7O cents per share. dustrial country in the world, dealer. Or it can be on a do-itPat 911" Imnlnuøøc RIøorIcnI ux tun aw riuieclsavthgkloan,pnper and International Business Stb5thntiaI foreign funds ore ycr.rse1f basi, l hlch ('al wJU.aa _ t're5-rnbbcr stocks. Among Machines boasts eo pc cent of eiitering the United States. the buyerstand.s to save a $15 or V4 fl am am (..*i Vail mad, i*i ollege Students... Continue attending school, end become a peerrma VM manent part-time employee. We'll work out a Uaw roof am rM am ftff a=1 fto schedule to fit yours. WWJ SW am 7AW ;M MAP a - a n* n 42 &a ranrt nn n •1- _. r - Consu m ri bet .. - , ) Rif - - Record N - .. A - - - A --- " 4''t!' I - .. . Fiill.Timmp , &r* Friday, S*ptember 64th o um sun MW 1;_A1V Ww van VW AM M INAN umu 1W W4 I'm Voun " Worker ... . . r"If MW $up 4W VVIO JW VW WW MAP 1VW MAN W&J VW ow 1%a M ran . Having trouble meeting your infl ated living costs? Work for George Stuart as a "second Job." We'll arrange the hours so you can work In the evenings and on Saturdays. • ings Now For W2 VON um MW run wwlurf ow Sur aw SW ow MW VAI VA" "74 UZ1IM If you want to work limited hours to supplement your Income and have experience In our line, let us know. AIC'DI INTER lRITCDT fl IRIINCliii TIRRC CUD1flVCCQ TflnI WE'RE ES TED FULL -TIME EMPLOYEES IUU: V= PAO M By CHRIS NELSON And MARK WEINTZ herald Staff Writers 4 I 14W nrnnsi&iri LW S" Machine Department (Tv,writsrs. Adding Machines. Calculators. Duplicators. Copiers. etc.) am VJW Ambulance Company are being ~ 9M % - • 1 ISM - 5 orney V. i WW VW aw am P16W . am na um Vart awsw and lcul ng ma dupilc.tlnganddictatlngm.chinu ines. typiwrftsrs, MCN Authoritative sources say that the Seminole County Electrical Review e .,i ii. ,,,, •. BoardA . s overtur ned the naive findings of county electrical specLors in many cases. State Attv. Abbott Herring, who • s in . cour5aii morn i• ng t ryinga wa murder case transferred to Sanford from Titusville, is expected to hold a press conference later today. The review board is made up by Chairman Buddy Eidell of the Tn- sources said, is virtually complete t4 VWJ a11 Accounts flectvabl.andAccuuntsPaysbl. bp.ri.nc.on Iindvrwood and Fecit Machines helpful not essential. (AM UMPAIN um wal Mum TELEPHONE OPERATORS To operate Console-Type Board !aZ4 ..'1 . : i's' I PU DIIQ UI. uIII To take orders end supply Information on products w. INTERIOR DESIGNERS To nsk. color r.nd.rings. aulsi customers in s.l.ct1n furniture drspstiu, carpeting, acctslories,etc. I Minimum starling wage is from 02.00 to e' ri pr hour for bo9Innur3, depending on quelitications and training. Of course much hi9lierforexperiencedpsnn1 ' raic V.9 Aii 1AW 1W mmet V= VW - . W im UNLI.ISM. LL . , ) 1 1 -., I (F4itors Note: Hue to cirrumstances beyond John • Spoiski s control, toda s (Jock has been cancelled. At .1 1( p')rts, iii S,Is cii ambling Iotard the local sports shop, clutching his tennis ',ts'*iva r°'1't1" . -j racquet and muttering MONO im W CAN W ow 11M VAff CWW1 . - . ,' - =- j something about "female chauvinists, Rosemary tasals, ani wait till Stan Smith hears about this."i - ' CAW -. , f TiIby'c . - / ! - I - . I - .,. ... Af... Umd ft" WWI tw w. A PREDICTION GONE AWRY * Towel tells it all :---. --E_ ---- -- -i - Mt ,a; s , "ftr ?' M. T AS ' ' w it~~ Mum - * - - - ,-. , - ' '?' . , ,i ($j _ I ... 4 t•• f. More Photos on Page 5M ;' , # —. .- WASHINGTON (AP).._Amid or discussion on the meeting" These appearances together continuing rumors that Vice Further, the spokesman said, were at a Sept. 7 Cabinet meet. President Spiro T. Agnew may the two agreed that 'there ing in the White house, at a rebe considering resigning, he would be no discussion or corn- ception with members of the and President Nixon held a merit on the various rtno and Republican National Com lengthy private meeting Thurs- stories based on unidentified mittee and state GOP chairmen day afternoon, sources." This referred to the three days later and again at A White House spokesman continuing reports, Including Tuesday night's state dinner for said today that, "the President one from a high Republican the visiting prune minister of tirce. ha '"re was a Pakistan, 11w presidei. b'. agreed theri'tiihihenorrp.rt likelihood ofAgi-ew's resigning The meeting between the two was not publicly announced by In the very near future . The z'resident and Agnew the White house. hc'kl their hour-long meeting in the Executive Office Building Deputy White House Press See. ret.ary Gerald L. Warren said both had agreed "that no one on the White House staff or the ' vice president's staff was authorized to discuss this mat- Springs policeman conspired with a Winter Park fireman and an official of a Seminole County fire control district to drive P&S out of business. The conspiracy reportedly involved phone threats against P&S owner Robert Turney, his family and some of his emptnv ... Turney and his employes, under orders by state attorney's investigators to remain mum about the probe, have done so. - The conspiracy reportedly extended to persuading several Seminole municipalities to "help put P&S out of business." -. - * - - - - Thursday, Turney announced he was switching the bulk of his operations from Longwood to Sanford, moments after being On . notified by Longweod police that he and his drivers would be arrested if they continued to make runs from his business residence. - • t t However, Longwood police said that order was made merely to force Turney to operate from his business rather than from his home. site PRESIDENT NIXON It was the flr:t substantive face-to-face meeting between the two since Sept. I, when Nixon returned from a two-week stay in California and made a session with Agnew his first or. der of business in Washington. -- - Since then, they have met on hree occCsions, but White House spokesmen indicated they did not have a chance for any substantial discussion. - SPIRO AGNEW Oviedo SR 419 Face I 'lef t' Is re Digest ' Ih CHRIS NElSON Herald Staff Writer , d Engineer Bill Bush, would have sday will form the fourth ard a "new" 419 running down the last step in a series of 419 eight tons of marijuana worth $5 million and west side of town, renovation projects, he said. has arrested two men. (Page 5-A) "We had a lot of good, con. Plans for $2.5 million to million in renovation and ex- structive discussion," Smith COttliCtS are expected to be pansion projects for let in November for resurfacim SR 419 into said today. "This was the best (;LENN TURNER is portrayed as a slick Oviedo were meeting discussed at a of its type I've ever 4l9 east and south of434 down to promoter by prosecutors in his mail fraud :• public mee ting Th ursday night, attended." 426, at an estimated cost of trial but defense attorney and defendant F. with predictions the four step The plans discussed Thur. $00,0OU. Lee Bailey says Turner is a victim of "one of % series may be completed by the dirtiest fflOVCS in politics." (Page s-A) Late 1976. The key to Thursday night's ... 'IJIE I1H()'1'hIEh{.IN.J,A%' of Gerard Schaefer city halt meeting was detailed public comment on the state's says Schaefer offered to confess to the alternate plans for reconslayings of two l3roward County girls. (Page structing nine rniIe3 of 419 from By MARK WEIN'rz examiner stated the victim was 5-A) 434 to 42$ in Oviedo at Herald Staff Writer a young male and that the body estimated ost of $15 million In had been in t he dump aboutc $2 million. T he remains of a second body eight months. No mention A FEMINIST wrecks the ultimate hustle of "Plan A", favored byaslight uncovered Aug. 22 in an of how the victim died as chauvinist Bobby Riggs, proving nothing in majority of the 40 persons at. AlLimnonte Springs dump ucre stated, particular to some of the millions who wattending, according to 1)01 identified today by the S. The first body retrieved from ched. (Page IB) regional planning chief George Seminole County Sheriff's the shallow common grave was Smith, would involve department as those of a young identified as Laura Lynn straightening all curves and white female. Harberts, Index 18, an Orlando A bringing 119 Into the downtown report from the hospital clerk. Dental records area. Washington, D. C.. Smithsonian Area deaths . . 111 Erltcrtdinmtnt A helped investigators identify While it w ould be expensive Institution states the corpse had Bridge ............ 6A IItniscopc --------- 6A her body. She was last .stvn from a right-of-way acquisition been in the dump be tween three Calendar ............. 3A Hospital notes... 3A 5 standpoint Smith noiIJ Uw and five weeks. i4Qwe','er, Church News .........2A Public notices 4B5B downtown businessmen seemed authorities still do not know POIRt- are still - t:e( kin ut :, C1asjfk'd sd.s ----- SB-71t Society to fvur this alternative. whci the dead girl is. tip that Miss Harberts as Last Comics 513 Sports ..... .... 2B4U Plan B. less victim w en. The between 16 seen alive at a Winter Park Crossword puzzle 6A State .............. SA thusiastically supported, . and 21 years of age, 53" to Si" theater. Police said last week Dear Abby -. - : 6/i Stocks cording to County' Corn. with reddish bLork hair. she was seen leaving the Editorial comment . - IA TV --..-.. 7/i missioner Mike Ilattaway, in Earlier reports from the theater with two "long-ha ired mittendince with County Seminole county medical young men Second Altamonte Body Identified As Young Girl - -- - .- '-.' • 3 P_- , ;a - ow VIAP ___ RE.SII)F\Th along 200 block Avenue In Sanford reported Th ursday a funnel cloud touched down. ripping tops from palm trees uprooting large oak tree and wrenching awning from 1')05e 'iclghhorhood ihildren swarm on fallen tree, ithile topless trees bear rnute testimony to wind's of S. Holly 14 Z - WJN STORM DAMAGE ____ ____ 1 J 1 iW! C r'i.W AM PAIR P.O. Box 593, Orlando, Florida 32802 i1 ., THE I. I .S. COAST GUARD says it has seized - • i. •c a . uqauwuuuus. I ' I! k'P .-ai11 ; . By John A Spoiski are interested in and hours you are available to work. Mr. Eddings will contact you IW on it IF IT MEASURES up to expectations, the 1973 , . ' t1 Orlando, Florida 32802. Give qualifications, experience, and details of the job you (air ow SUN U011 %W um __ Aw mum Amu MAO . Nt ._............J'' .. . - _____ Nixon And Agnew Hold Secret Talks News ' Sbo - r.p ' J TcIPI.anM flDflD uI,II 'JIIUiii Apply by letter. Write to Bob Eddings, do George Stuart, Inc., P. 0. Box 593, . . . ! . 19 - y' - show that a former Winter GM VZO raft Liberal Fringe Benefits. (You qualify for exU • ccont group insurance . hospitalization, ospitnization, life, major medical •.. at a 30-hour work wick.) WI AM AN I3UAI OPPORTUNITY IMPIOTIL and will - 6W.1 Iva uwd$uff '. comet Kohoutek will far outshine the famous Halley's Comet of 1910. (Page 111) UW Vu If "M SIM 0 Investigation around P&S, the Gal sw WarehouseandSal,sAr.is .• UI.1 "6 FILLERS, and STOCK CLERKS MACHINE OPERATORS '.-' 6MUM SHIPPING CLERKS, ORDER BOOKKEEPING / - tw For Supply Deprtm,nt v WA V.01 Uri 1%af west . several Seminole cities. : ea[VAW am LW For Furniture D.p.rnent defivay and warehouse work UZI sun development of Longwood. In that case, said the source, the review board overturned recommendations from county electrical inspectors who found wiring done jn violation of state regulations and standa rds. IMe sources said the electrical While county commissioners are not "at present" involved in the investigations, indictments of "county and municipal officials" can be expected, the sources said, MA I MW .1=1 0=" am mo DELIVERY and WAREHOUSE Towork in Billing Department, Advertising, Department General Offc. . Indictments are not immediately expected, and the investigation is still underway according to sources who asked to remain anonymous. MECHANICS To repair CLERK TYPISTS %Arf lLrk ' and WAKE MAR i*1 aal At least one of the instances, the Herald told, "I" IIIV f( ce, ik s offi the H iiau era ld learn ed ""Y. "M VW STENOGRAPHERS Co. and father of Seminole County Commission Chairman Sid Vihien Jr.; Dennis Chi nueis of Altamonte Springs; and Ronald Brown of SEMCO Electric Co. of Orlando. investigated by the States At- cm um " &W MAN Sid Vihien Sr. of Randall Electric procedures and a conspiracy against Physicians and Surgeons OFFICE MACHINE )MLIs) rin.)UIUSLL In Supply and An & Enginwin O.psrtments Also in ' oard City Electric Co. of Sanford; E. C. Harper Jr. of Sanford Electric Co.; A pair of major scandals involving el ec t r i ca l inspection appea l ownw Retired Citizens . Price 10 Cents ectrical tivitIe. Come to work after the kids are an school, and leave in time to meet them in the afternoon. Mr. , Ambulance Scandal Aired M &W am -- -_-.. "F" I Arrange your working hours to- suit your home ac- ', _____ 4 The governmentsaid most of the August increase was diii to unusually sharp advances ds in poultry, eggs and pork fl C J4. -- . I.'. -'.. a 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 . ' . . . . . - - ' - H ousewives - - - . The f:ure shc&d that the pricesof food pur':hased in groeery stores increased more in August than sin' e World War 1, surpassing esen thein flationarypostWorld War II surge Grocer prices per ct-nt unadjusted an Pt cent adjusted the highest since the government began keeping records on a seaso II at' ( jils t'dI ( 1'HS in t,ltr - - TheS LDf1 . -.r1T.'. , " - -- -.. ..-.=. off Advice ForInvestors 1 - to auctioned dex n - - - I • WASHINGTON (AP) Con- the highest since September flit. 9.4 per cent increase in July 18 and for almost everyth ing sumer prices jumped 1 8 per 1947. 1933 else on Aug 12 cent In August, the sharpest The Labor Department said Government economists had rate of increase in years, Food prices included in the r government reported today. surging prices for ineals, predicted the disastrous price index were collected between The biggest one-nionth jump in poultry and eggs accounted for report for August following the Aug. 7.9 and prices for other food prices since 1933 was to about 80 per cent of the steep record-breaking boost in whole- items were collected rise in the Consumer Price In. sale prices recorded earlier fol- throughout the month. the blame. dcx last month lowing the removal of price re- government said The in over-all prices was 18 per tint undid Consumer food prites leapetraints d Nonfood items jumped fie justed and 1 9 per cent on a .i record 6 per cent in August, A price freeze that began tenths of one percent after 54.! seasonally adjusted basb, both more than in any mon th since June 13 ended For food on July sonal adjustment, slightly ____________ above the average for recent — mon ths The cast of services soared seven-ten ths of one per 1' .cent, the largest mon th ly rise in nearly three years, and was due primarily to increases in mortgage interest rates, the dc. partment said. h s - e r .1 .. ,. - - �-- 2A — TheSanford Herald X. Jews Celebrate For Life Rosh ;v.- Hashanah For : The National Councd of C thohc Bishops of the Umled States has dasignated the (ii of October as Respect Life Arfinne I I I N I ,/ City . iii .,, , ,M,r s order arrests if ambulance dispatching continued from a Grant Avenue duplex Thursday night Jaques refused to say the b mess is operating Improperly in a residential zone, noting that the owners would be entitled to a public hearing if such a charge were made. ti d set a public hearing the ocCuPatlonal license will have expired," he said City cupational licenses expire Sept. 30. Jaques gave no reasons publicly for urging denial of a new license and the councilmen asked for no Information. J3qUC3 said P aiki S imi annouaced plans to move from the (it Paving Funds Pledged as a A resolt; Lion committing 56,700 in municipal f unds for join Street from SR 427 nortb was approved. 7be paving Is to be 22 feet wide and will extend to the Longwood-Hills Road. County labor and equipment will be ttsed and the city will pay for materials. Jaque'i 3ald he Is to meet at 10 am. Monday with e opers of tracts abutting the roads anc. the r'iterlaLs costs will be collected on a pro rata basis. The money then wW be deposited with the county, tte said. CcU zso seP feeiot fl'10foc- arJcrit: sw: and $400 for zoning and aruicxat.ion on petition of property owners. Fees must be paid before petitions are considered. Family Life Emphasis == &V A - Community United . for discuslon. The Brocks will At 4 pm. there will be a CrwcfiofCa.ss1t-r- will ho ld lead the adults Rev. and Mrs cookout for the }outh at rea u rc a Family I.ife Weekend Brad Dixtsmiwe of Firs . t United parsonage. beginning Friday at 6:30 pin. Methodist of Oviedo will lead At 7:30 p.m. therewill be A Sunday School First Baptist Seminole Bap st with a covered dish supper, the youth; and Mrs. Corrine discussion groups (or Mayor's Raise Due planned at Mt. Dora for A youth-oriented film a Theme for the event will be Frazier of Seminole Saturday, Nov. 10 and a Young children. on "Yotur Master, Your Slate. arid CW1d EvangeUsrn will be in There will be a Jaques, told Wednesday night his expense account of $2,400 Adult Party has been set fnr p Pre-K'hool for men are on wtxdule for Jun& e9ks, the survival of the fittest, quaLly Jife Your Mission." Semino le BaptW Association, 40 annually had been removed from the budget, said charge of the children. the propaganda...ccai a q Christ a leaching. In a little child Sanford 's First Baptist thur Directing the activities board's action had brought him embarrassment, il cuuiposed of the Southern •1'_ "Two a P=Y." 8 &a=ft Baptist Churches in Owe exists nothing Of the &vesPect for lifeas Wed with be Rev. and Mrs. A]Brock o(SL simm mid flarawl9mph First United Thursday he said unless councfl adopts a new ordinance his StOrks On Surday, Rev. Brock will _sb-cd, violence u,'ward he iucrn, tz-, twi;wwbe shown tonight t 7 counties Luke's United Mtthod.;t !c." the children. entire pay will be cut off cm Nov. 1. Council ci Seminole nd speak si C30 and 11 a.m. a& Methodist . -0 fault, St. retenbi g. Klosky said an ordinazice gi*;ing Jaques his, raise from $5,OW On Saturday there will be a ser%ices and the 7:30 " m m9fl& 0( 3 biflY VOIUS'a, will hold its Annuai Sanford First D-m. Graham film rnivaL It is the Sunday Sd=I Yes, there Is much an why we must respect life.,,He who United Follmng the supper there luncheeon for the men held in the ser%ice will feat to $10,000 a year will be passed at next Thursday's has e) see. t zn see, £'eolst Youth Fellowship story of a yomg rock singer in at will be fellowship singing Lu Carlson clawootn and ure for tions" on Offters I or cotnlngyearwjn before thvtd1ngthtoage gro the women in fellowship hail. Congrega tion. Sanford, Sept.24 nd . Water Plant Site Needed be led Sunday at 11 n.m. - _______________________________________ The feature-length fthn is 'cioru will be 7-9:30 p.m. by the pastor. Senior high offree to the public. No offerings Consulting engineer 13111 Palm recommended the city Jnfng AA • • ficers include Joe Baker, ;, will be taken. solicit donation of a 100 by 100 feet parcel for a west side available for preschool Jon Rogers, vice The Masters 1en, a quartet worters, ctiik-en water plant froina developer planning to build an apartment workers, ent; Judy Carlton, Sanford Area .Ministerial God of prophecy and Rev. from Maitland's Fird Baptht ) vuth wnrkeM adu cornplex on the LongwoW-Markham and Range Une Roads. The meeting date re r, worker', Association met Tuesday Eddie -Ogg, Chuin±, will sing Sunday night aral general officers.It Palm said the water plant Is among projects included in at Lawience Webt,, minister of changed to A mwaery turd I'u was —. F' Presbylerian Church to education at First Baptist and Rev. reasurer; Jaime Rogers, before the sermon by the will be provided at the pir~ . the city's proposed $2.3 million sewer and water bond issue. D. Rom Den out.luse WbiqUeS for fail and anuth. PrOgrain chairman and Mike Pastor, the Rev. Jay T. cecrest Baptist Church in FittonjK It was announced Wednesday night that the "Grey-stone I I the music for the revivaL lie is winter -. C utjr new m1nist rnsnaster p5 Oct.Methodist it 10 Cosmnato utetxnembpssare Sanford ft will open at 630 at the 462 joining Grace United Re wuor high orricers Leo King, recenti) the association were 11ev Carl a m Tom Wren, bass, Jim p m . C V ist UnILVU f. LArjXM,assistan: rector of 11eV. Harris reporW Reynolds, caritone; Phil An Southern Baptid Chur. ,in COMM Imobte In other bustnew Palm reported drainage problems on MethiDdist, was welcomed as a Holy Cross E piscopal,&rid flev. vis, I I member d to FrftwAM vice preakint; Ced HA) a. 1& , A; Wayman &reet can be soh,ed either through enlarging the 18 John BI*. tenor; ches in the agm &M invite ted churches Rawls, Buddy nights, They have sung gospel new member and appointed to Charles Davis Jr., minister of since the May meeting and Mrs. Jim Reynokls, ac. send their leaders to Inch pipes under the street, while retaining open ditches, for -this Echols. Cjw,3, secretary, treasurer- Darlene IflISt, $2,200 or by completely piping drainage (Ct $10,900. training school. Rev. music throughout the United replace Rev. Harold Harris, youth at First Baptist, speaking at anniversaries a — current president, as chairm.an ; chairman-. m !AV The board accepted the streets in Shadow [bit subdivision Baptist Men, Tuesday at 6:3o pastor of Central Baptist is Dee Rev. - as other -court. States ass well W_ - _,V1 of u. '73 committee. Also sermon for the Union ls social chair. subject to receipt of one-year maintenance bonds. Jaques preach Sunday at 6 pin, at p.m., will hear Charles E. Associational y f:o1 man, on the committee are Rev.Tharuksgitng Sen ice, No,, M. Z Davis said th e city willmaintain the development's park property Jr. minister of music director Nationally known gospel of God, Res T (.. T.. i .:rch ushers will attend ' and green belt. -' F.-• and youth, at a supper meeting. .a .'.'. ,, . . singer Jeff Steinberg will _____________________ Sa nfor d-Eustis a suPPer and organizational participate in Thursday. Friday Wednesdayat7p.m, in Brown To Blue and Saturday -j Free Methodist fellowtüp haiL head ushers Bill — The Sanford Women's aiid Bob Karns w,J., ksd Police Department uniforms colors will change from Ft - . Or *nnWg maim for all -- :Z -MiNdCaM Society will meet in brown to blue Jan. 1, the council formally agreed Thurs* REV.ERNIE HABECKER V ,- - - -On Thursday at 6:30 pmi. all __ _ - -- -__ __ ~-_-_- , _ __ _.- 1:~___ t __ --.. __ S- _- - ~- — - - -- - -- -. - - ___=__ the home of Mm F.J. Rkbey. * ---. I -~ I Iw night in accepting the United Uniform Co. bid for $1,890. "IWP Wvices during the -1 f-T... _l _-=-__ ~:~_ .. ---. . -- - . F.vanebst Ernie Habeckeyof JmIorarK1sesuorhighyoutha i i L35CoW)tTy Club pøad,Sinftd V S The board also authorized calling bids for two new police • The R. W. w Tampa will be preaching invited to a pizza party at the ¶- t at 10 a.m. on ci cars. In a Wednesday night work session councilmen noted chumb- Grades 4-6 are invited _. — __V during Revival Days at -, Stnith is in charge of the hold its montMy dinner and the expense of continuing the police car leasing program is C% iauv.rer arxi -Lake Baptist Chi..reh, 415 Ridge program The women will roll business meeting Tuesda y at 7 higher than purchasing the vehicles Jeff Steinberg during a hot -. :-r.. . Rd, Fern Park Sept. ..-. bandages for Dorothy ørcutt, p.m. Mr. and Mrs. It. A. HutConsideration of a petition to annex and rezone an 11-acre y nt6p.rn. pper Saturda swxiay services . RN. parcel on be at 11 su Kibogcra Hospital, chlsonandMrandMrs.l(W, - - - ~RmL MA 7:30 pm. and Monday - __ - i 0; Rmtnda, Africa. Old stieets are Sturdivult, Miss Martha Stuart Buses win be'running each tabled for one week. The land owner's representative said 40 . _ k7~~ nee&d for UIL,L rw hostess wW and Min EUa Bolton are hosts Uuvugb Saturday smices win nOt at 6 going % Casselberry, . cluster homes are planned. 1_ 1~1 - .~ begin at 7:30 p.m. Altamonte SWWA L4ngwood, __ A provide demert and beverage to for the evening. public hearing was set for 7 P.M. Oct. 29 on the an__ . ., . . f7 _Jchm -~ k~_ nexation of the Now in full-time evangelism, Winter Springs, Fern Park and A)Stolle property west of SR 427 at Imgwood flabecker has pastored chur. Maitland. Those needing & ~ I Hills Road. No The zoning designation will be given the land at Sunday School __ i- --that Wne. Mobue nome park zoning has been requested. and Florida. 5936. I t-_ Smith of Eustis, hu announced 11 - I A , ti . Habecker ToConduct Prairie Lake val . al Association Outlines Events ('butch - , , ._ - - _____________ - - - ~~___~~4_- _T~_ r__. year . ________ - - - - - will in - . mmonam - - - Churc _____ ~ i f The four-day workshop. emphasis - i- f rkshopw11lbeonperso1 -. ':! - - 7 Iitr ' -- - _________________ __ —~ it - - _1 __t- - A Al I - 6T • LS rwassistanlrectorotuoIy prime responsibility will be the youth, but he win hre trallpastoraIduties Peisa - - . . '-- '' - -- - -. - A Father-Son, banquet - -_ 630 pm, Sept 29, with klrb) my King-ti (,raii fvi'-jri - WOMEN OF THE CHURCH -- Sanford: Martha S. Howard Surah F. Carlton Subrina S1. Hills Slwrw(w.)d It. floss Ella J. Herman Richard E. Sites William W Brown Booker Miller Roy C. ltandWl Patricia A. Mann Marianne W McBride "U' ik ' Kathleen It Kees, Alezan dcriaV Steph4Iflh' 7iolkow ski Cleveland Ohio ' : SPECIA LMUSiCpAN: J09i1nd Boverly Webb Jwlsh Christian Jeff Steinberg Mrs Fred VanPelt. ecumenical missions and I John P. Corcoran, Deltona, Edna M. 3erg, Orange City, Alice If. filet, Orange City, Rickman, Winer Irene Dial R&dio WT'N 1520 AM anjj .15 a.m. or 4:30 p.m. ' ........................ STALLED Monday night at First Preb(yjaj1 (.siurch of rnIord bi, the Women of tlit Church were (1 to r Mrs F T Meriwct her le and recow'Ces adership • .. L OFFICERS INSTAL rela t ions -, INI rs. St la n I e - - Pierce, tre, surer; At-Irs. (hikr Daid.son President; Mc}CibhinJr vice president kauffman $ __ --PARK, Clifford Mrs. e B&P1111t Is locatod at Rid" Rd. just n S,uth Smt,ob County at FERN ahet lngwood, Evelyn J. Stierrard, Dellary, Hazel M. GlIhuly, Osteen, Alm Brown, Maitland, I BIRTHS - - _____ Mr. & Mrs Larry Bradley, a secretary tHeraldPhotobyBj!jVjflJ) . to q ,,, / . . - _ / k _________ ______ / : . . t:.' - . -, .. . .- I ) . . Friday, Sept. 21, 1973-3A . - ____ - _ . , - . -M ; _____ i . ;~ I % -. It _! . ---11__ - -1 -, I -_ - -- ..,, . (L.. - . _____ .r ,Frr_ -M Ruth S Pierson, Deltona S hi r he Will in e r (':-tIberry, Walter G. ase rr), Kennedy, Apartments was — _- btiir't c condjttr nil L I in genc 4Z;-=_=_" -i --- -_ Other recommendations ___________ -. included dropping minimum •1 r Id requirements for single family I bedroom condominium F . sanford Police Departm ent homes from 900 to 700 square it' _/ feet of floor space and apartments and recreation and will be operating ra ~_ . rMAXZ~ -_ minimum area for Planned .. .:-- . i following fimes and locations to , . 11 ` _~~_-, - 1' Unit Developments (PUD5) Plans call for the condominiums to sell in the "low detect speeders: froin 200 to 20 ,Ir- ".,q Monday — Ifidgwood Avenue, SANFORD KIWANIS RECEIVES GOLD CUP $20,000 price range," Amos Airport Boulevard, xiid ' '1' '.rd Srra 0c Div ision b presented gold cup for cciar, and flundi A Ile identified the principals in -ruesday _ 25th vcnuc programs and l; and Holly, and Santa Ralph Austin Smith. Club was tops in Orange, Seminole and Osceola Investment Inc. as Orlando County area — attorney William Turnbull Wesda Sc (Ilerald Photo By Bill Vincent Jr.) William Kirchenbaum of Fort - ~_ - VE -_ —__ -_ Zi Myrtle. Airport Boulevard, and Lauderdale and Fort Walton 10th and Park •••• . Beach architect R.R. Moore. mu 1a — Park Drive and ' • Plans for Elm, 27th and Elm, and I in preliminary stages so - 7. Painj a Summerlin Avenue. i: I -I 110 c nstructJon time frame is yet Friday — 20th and I,ocust, 20th ~~-"'~_ Ph: 3234404 to be developed, Amos said, t(ffiiiU and Oak, Co Club Drive LONGWOOD — Action Auto the city after proposed Mayor Eugene Jaques said Z-P members said city water and fl Circle. pt property owners agreed development plans see-sawed the developer has agreed and sewer sez-vlco is available ' for the s"nu time to annex to DZICK ai-.-d forth between the abide by prior county to the tract but the developers county commission and the city requirements as well of liff~ting will have to join other . —• council, access toU.S. 17-92, of placing a developers in the area who are . A resolution was ordered 100-feet wide berm planted in funding a sewer force main that f .1 ib~j drafted by the city council trees and shrubs to separate the will tie in with the city's "Big Thursday night to begin industrial park from residential Inch" interceptor line that will p. I procedures anew to annex and areas and retaining drainage on' funnel sewage from over 5,600 by the county corn- site or channeled through to rie" dwelling units On the south I I - m Ah. inission a month ago for in- U.S. 17-92 rather than to a ditch side of Sanford to the re,>ently --expanded lakefront treatment east of Longdale. I dustrial park development, ' _,W ' : if A lengthy list of annexation plant. .. stipulations prepared by the z In other actions, the Z-P .Stonehenge Development Co in rezoning to apartment zoning board approved a site plan for xchane for becoming part of as under consideration in the cs Continental's 46,800 square I ~ I` __ land tx- zoned industrial, that .. asking or industrial zonin g i the builder be required to ex- the county. lend water and sewer lines no inore than 300 feet froin the lk-fore the city completed IX)NALD Jat K-son, of Lake property, that the city provide annexation procedures the Mary has been appointed by immediate water and sewer property was rezoned in the Governor Askew to the service or at the owner's option county and the owner at. Seminole County Port approve septic tanks in lieu of tempted to withdraw the anAuthority. Jackson has tx sewer lines. nexation petition from the city. a resident of Seminole Count' 1 12 lie is married and has three children. lie attended Penn State after serving in tl~e Navy. Sept 22 Center. Speaker Everett All Souls dance open to public Mitchell SJC' topic "Industry ,Nine to Midnight, Music by and Education Cooperation." Country Ballads Social Hall Oak at 8th. çr' -* Sep t. 25 . Arthits Market Fall Festival. i__ -L --- lu a.m. to 6 p.m., Executive 6:30 p.m., 405 Lake Blvd. Loch .- I I - . -. Point Building parking lot, 14 Arbor. Program on traffic arid Sit 436. Categories are Oil, safety by Mary Boone. . mixed _--r media, watercolor, graphics, sculplure, crafts and photography. - - is the old Rot) properly. Amos showed a prellrniiay layout of 30 two story buildings -- ____ n i ar • es -' . ' Annex Plans 'On Again _ ' -- ___ Seminole Calendar .i Kathleen Stafford, Adelaide I Hivot, St Eileen Pt tersburg, I.illie H. hail Mrs I)tburali lroutmnan and Sandra I ki1cr Bedenbaugh, boy. Lake Mary, Viola It. Debora S. Rhodes, DeLand, Oviedo. t .. . - - . I ' - i I J IT SINGER . -• esern Theolog cal Western E'amqon m& . :;-- s ,j wipNtt I u-itT (irt church s 1Wt.ar Vnv he ismj1 -nt.ij and ias two daughters. V Spilngs - ADMISSIONS '11_&i, HEAR EvangelIst Ernie Habecker - ' •t i Luncheon Slated jij 'a'. "e ' •." 1_WVVr_K 3nu ,:7; ( v t ~ !" 1 -, 11'J _JENNNNR~_ __ - . r - Dave Dc Vol. Seminole C'.rnty Agricultural Agent, ' Aft' ( b Sundays I I a.m.- 7:30 p.ni. V - o*, Prairie Lake Bonlist U Se pt. 1 Thro ug h e pt. 30 uUiiS \. M - fl r led 's-- ("1 - \ ROI)\l appointed 0 Seminole Sanford Howard a Count) Port Authorityby Mr & Mrs James Covernor Askew.( boy, Sanford, larried ith e sons. lie attended the University of DISCHARGES Conn. and Is a member of the . Seminole 7A)ological Society. Sa nford : heith N1. Walker, Arthur C. Huniann, Madalyn 0. Henricks, Donna M. Mangum, Rebecca Salvatore F Peterson, William I Driver. Vj J < t - = - - - - .' - I lre'saew4wd8k,wmg" hedu for 6 ' . . - iv- \\... Z' Hospital Notes -_ ____ .. £ . j, -- i - - . AT - __s . will teach the class (or the married and marriageable beginning at grade 10 and in,. cind' those up to age Last Sunday morning, 18 children attended the new Children's Church program and new faces nesday Junior Misdonary Society. which meets at 7 p.m. - I ~ - - ~ ~_ t- rdY - - --- — I . 1 . -. - -__ - ' Into the cnnununity On Saturday Were will be a sc -- LIGHTHOUSE QUARTET TO SING . Gathering Night at First i United youth and a film for the children. Programs Methodst Church of Sanford will feature the will be fpd hu Achh !2nA fin A,A I J vitro. %juartel, JT Liglithouse Quartet of Central Florida. Ile members are Dan'el Peterson and %ife, ill follow a 6 p.m. covered dish Sharon, Powell Austi' n, Linda MaWdin, and Dan MYF meeting f.^,- the Crabtree. eange1ism, will be held trcen 730-930p..m enThursdayand Friday. and will conclude on St - - - ... ______ - Rolling Hills Moravian by HE%% William H. McElveen, Church wit) s,Wnsw a worL4iop General Secretary of the Board on Evangelism Sent. V led of Qristian fAucatim and _ __ Evangelism of the sm,owrn =-W-w Province of the I A -'---- - - -- orauon -... .. --- _____ ___________________ - I - . ': . ''- ___ city-county paving of Longwood.Markham Road and Church lif SpIcOnd t.s •.'. - _____ " mOon murdered Russians in the commurlist takeover. =d a million plus abortions in tjpjteaJ since , Ill71, Why rL-Vct life' 11k-cause Jesus pve the example of resPE'clirV the weakest NW kwt disUn&sbed in the human family, little '-u*uc;, Amn,Isytouwer, accept the kingdom of God like a littie child shall not enter into iL" - -..--..--- By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer ' no . __ - Z-l' nicnibrs approved the loot wholesale food distribution warehmse and office building building location for the new north of Country Club Road U.S. Bank of Seminole on the .p.Q) 7 The Sanford Zoning and adjacent to The Southern west side of U.S. 17-92 at San. ford Pla2a, but not parking Planning Commission Thur. Shortening Plant sday approved the "general A conditional use permit was areas and entrances from the concept' of 240 condominium granted Harley Divison of four lane highway. Approval of units planned for 15 acres off Seminole for establishing a the traffic circulation is pen. U.S. 1792 just south of Airport motorcycle sales and service ding a traffic study. Site plan approval for a Boulevard The $6 million shop in Food Fair Shopping !00i)project proposed by Seminole Center, Park Avenue and 25th tavern at Mangoustine Avenue .y Real F state and In%estmen( Street, in the building formerl) and 13th Street and a tennis Inc. Is still In the planning occupied by Gaines Variety complex at Laurel Avenue and stages and site development Store. Second Street tabled until . p!ans are being drawn for city Dick Mertz, general manager plans are revised to meet off. approval, according to Bob of Dick Farmer's harley street parking requirements. After public hearings the Z-P Amos of Gus Miller Really, Davidson, Orlando, said the Orlando. new store will display cycles hoard voted to recommend city Z-P membcrs said the 16 unit inside the building only and will commissioners amend the per acre development could be stop repair work eauh night at 6 zoning ordinance to include new I and used mobile home and allowed under the present p.m. i -- , - )' .. LONGWOOD councilmen Thursday night. voted to deny a new occupational license to Physicians and Surgeons Ambulance Service unles3 the company "can prove beyond doubt that it is operating and storing its equipment in a properly zoned area" Mayor Eugene Jaues earlier this week said the company has been operating in a residential area and threatened to - r h 11-11 13 Jiang honor to the ownff, God. Honoruig nuaTiage'~~*~X indissolubility of the marriage bond is honoring the one responsible for the very ç*-esence on earth of married life. There is no nwre pvfwA ra= why we are ob4ed to respect the sanctity of life th an the fact that brother in human flesh and blood, that God is our Father and we am wm of the divirie family (c.f. Letter of Paul to the Hebrews). Unbefiev"'s. &UdeM, antl humnists refuse to accept UIi.S revelation and cwequent1y kill off t e.g., 30 million !O ein -* 'pc; . - ___ -~____ I.-1 - Ie- - -'tr' o ravian I . WbyresectflfeThereeijstsanavaIancheo(lite.ature on how to better the SIStUSd1LIC-..HOW to xtne twa.hier. wealthier, wiser, happier jevery ccon ribiifrtsvn 1ng)ou1ntosometIungrnoreglorjo) more difficult to find a sound t1eathnt showing why Permn must reap other person and regard his pers(malit) and the persaiallt} of all fellow Indinduals sred Human agencies and governments from Alexander the Great to Hitler and Mao Tat-tang have dedicated endless energy and reaources to standard of living for their demotm; because they never considered the ultimate reason A why they should do so, hLv,tory can record their tragic failm-es in the L-Mtext of seeming success. Wby respect fife? Becase we an God's creation! 'We must respezi We because we art not 4 ourselvm: we belong tO GocL we Are W IWGWY.Not to respect human We is an Workshop Scheduled - Council Tw- - - ~\Z111111rF8-_ Er r A"WA This year. the New Year on In ancient Israel. during Bibli. By David Hendin was cele. the Hebrew calendar will be Cal days, the ç% Celebration the Jewish brought W!1. d for one da jonly. But e evening of th on • A'• "qqq Sept. 26. Ills th eNewYearol when the Romans put an end 1. 'uu1cIeJr] 5734 to the ancient Jewish State 11I I tion that takes place during iL .Aand its inhabitants were scI t'.' AL e final hours of every doeWhile the old Testament lered across the s not specify be celebrated 0fl Talmudic Ja second day. t : We celebrate the calendar Year shouldJewish traditionZakkai,add V this that I New Year with scores of soon this is the day on This was done because of to-be broken resolutions par • I , 7 which God created the world the great time differences ties where booze flows like __________ throughout the world lie water from open hydrants wanted to insure that au Jews I (later manifested I would be able to observe to. a7 1 4 oF "In the seventh least one day of this tier strains of Auld Lang Sync Today Reform .F month' In the It is a tim e everywhere. w ewsey and mischief, eomernrnent in I:raelae') first day of the and caviar on saltines. returned to the old custom of bli~ celebrating only the first day II The holiday of Rosh H shall of Rosh Hashanahr CONVENANT PLAYERS TO PERFORM hanah, on the other hand, is one of the holiest days in the The Jewish New Year is MEMPEItS of an international repertory ''u b have a sabb9th Angeles, year for observant Jews also the first day of the Ten Sk-heibner, Beth Fees-Duff, Jim Thompson, throughout the world. It is a Days of Penitence. Jews bea memorial of time of prayer and medita. lieve tha-1 on Yom KIP u I the present a drama program at First Presbyterian Church of Sanford Lim. Services in the temple or Day of Atonement) imneer days Sunday beginning at 6:45 p.m.Full-time pmfessional actors, they wifl blowing of marked by eater, t h e c e lest ia l b oo of perform and conduct drama workshops in this area through Sept. 30. k £ acrounts be and s, an There are 26 Covenant Plaver groups t.—., .-.-_,1r.g :11-1 Uitilted 0"ja(es'. 1wigment rracw I St pa r,-i1!,, 1 ir , . Iholy at all is the blo wing of Hence the traditional Itosh the shofar. or r2M *3 horn. I ts under Charles Tanner. For further information conta ctRev. en hI.ashan.Vi greetings are excall is ounded convocation." summons Mullis of First Presbyterian an .es.1anah tobah . to the worshippers to look (Herald Photo by ll Vincent Jr.) within — to search their conwritten down (in the ° ° sciences and then to come to The Bible states, "In e) for a good yeart" sincere repentance. enth month, in the first day of It is a heartfelt and healthy For to Jews of the world, sabbath, a memorial of blowti g. and one thaI would Rosh Hashanah is considered the annual Judgment Day. on ing of trumpets, an holy con- benefit all of us it it were offered not onl among Jews, this day all men, like sheep vocation," j TS I before their shepherd, pais in T I , rv cfre ') •/S fr tAp -p o i a eye of God. celebr.ition of Rosh iiaii~ww JWW%VAK1% tuff"Ma Auk) - 87 FR. WIWAM ENNLS All Saab Church - __ --- __ ..- Plans Revealed Longwood I A409=6 -- The Sanford Herald Rest ect By .. Friday, Sept. 71._1973 Pastors Corner - - Artis ts Market Fall Festival, II am to 6 pm, Executive Point Building parking lot, 1-4 and SR 436 Contact Mrs Jo Drummond or Vici Mckenzie at Artist Mart Giftique for entry. Sept. 24Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic ____ I t- __ - - -, �4A — Ti1e3nfordHero1d Friday, 1973 Oldest War Ever Next Veep Mideast Has No Cause For A Panic COPLEY NEWS SERVICE Dramatic things are happening in the Middle East in a war that has been going on for 2,000 years. Arab nations. whose mutual suspicions and antipathies have kept them disunited for cciitunes, are now making noises that suggest a least a small measure of unity in the exploitation of a powerful weapon against their Israeli enemy. The name of the weapon is oil. Viewed superficially, it would appear that a unified position on the part of Libya, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iraq and the Trucial States in matters of oil production, oil export and oil prices could put an overwhelming the United States to alter its position on the Middle East conflict. pressure on In the short term, this could be true. A totally coordinated Arab position which simply limited oilprcduction to us present level could hurt us our requirements are rapid!'. A c(,rdinited Ar h posit ion on rnznr prIci 1ci'case could ailed the economic position, and indeed, the lifestvle of the United because rising Other Thoughts wi th Many ironies to the current U.S. energy shortage. We have 45 billion barrels of and iiLiaI gas i ser-v -. '' " report there are 100 billion more to Th U.S. has 280 trillion cubic feet of gas reserves, wiL <r-me 71!41 trillion cubic feet. vet to be found. have i&O billion tons of coal—enough to supply the U.S. for almost 200 years at a consumption rate of 800 million tons a year. We have over 30 billion barrels of reserves in shale which can be converted into oil. As a adjunct to the hydrocarbon supply and as a transition to the nuclear age beyond, we have 1.6 million tons of rnium, enough to carry us rcedcr i-cictor anti thence to the age of fusion. ______________ exist regard crude be found. e through to the an1arb feralb Xhip TELEPHONE 3222611 831.S'993 SANFORD, FLA. 32771 300 N. FRENCH AVE. WALTER A. G!ELOW. - Editor AM WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising Director P,Wi'sher FRANK VOLTOLINE General Minger - JOHN A. SPOLSKI, Anoiate Editor DAVIDA. BRYANT WINIFRED F. 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He wants Western know-how to help him raise the stanof living of his people. Sadat of Egypt is weak; a man in the middle. He has the promise of a major arms program from Khadafy and, indeed, from some of the oil-rich areas too, but he knows that arms alone are not enough to overrun the Israeli state. To make the arms effective requires welltrained and well-led troops, and he has neither. 're Associated Pre by Jack Anderson b UU F(1t1 IIIdâtaI. ' Three have already discovered that a %VASIIINGTON major congressional commit- decade ago the house Judici. .' tees have secretly ordered ary and Senate Finance corn'tudics of how Congress mluees were ordered by an should respond to the con- unusual act of Congress jointstitutional challenge of ruling ly to study a taxation ques. on a possible replacement for Lion. Although house Judi. Vice President Spiro Agnew. cisry wound up doing almost One preliminary study by all the work, the old act Is a the Senate Judiciary Commit- clear precedent for joint vice tee began more than two presidential hearings. weeks ago at a time when SELECICOMMITTEES Al Shortages Victimize Hungry Agnew's aides were p pooh' One of several other possi• ing any talk of resignation. bulLies turned up by the The other two probes Were studies is that a select cornordered early this week by the mittee would be appointed by house Judiciary and Senate each house or a joint select is now going for $5 COPL.EY NEWS encouraging farmers to grow as demand for grain and the Rules committees. committee would be appointed We have obviously reached a much grain as they can, with lowering of many bafflers for All threc surveys are intend' by both houses. However, M if the grain shortage had point where the "Food for the promise of price support sale of our wheat, corn, ed to prepare Congress for Sate historians feel any ef' not camed enaxigt' problems in Peace" program needs as if generous supplies on world soybeans and other basic possible eventualities. The fort by the leadership to dis this country, it Is now much rethinking as the rest of markets should drive prices foodstuffs overseas, the old commlUi*s have no positive lodge RoIJno or Cannon UM threatening to strike directly at our agricultural policy. The down below a "target" level, concept of "surplus" no longer information that Agnew might chairmen would be a flagrant Atifflt;rr 'i:irtirnt the trn of hu n'r rt uallv rin in t he wai' f v (''.idr n' t v lls ide ; ljj children around the world. the grand jury invt•stigatiori UI While Itodirm is new to hr'. Relief agencies that normally arriM Maryland kickback charges. oo Judiciary post. he blueribbon I.L_....L .L._ feed many millions of children t%IL4I(JUgEJ 1,1W r ep IÜCt2IIVLI has been an articulate veteran In dozens of countries have been of a Vice President would be chairman of other lesser house eli but cut off from their unprecedented in American units jot years. And Cannon's history, the Senate Judiciary committee, while it generally pr 1ps1 source of free food as study has already found guid' does fuddy'dudd)' business on nations compete to obtain lines in Congress' OWfl rules Senate procedures, was the agricultural rrpluses. and in the legislative history forum for dramatic hearings UIXICr Public Law 480 our Under of the 25th Amendment. The on former Senate majority of Agriculture is six-year-old amendment says secretary Bobby Baker exact- ' authorized to buy surplus both houses of Congress must ly 10 years ago. (codsiuffs in this try for le on any presidential nomi' ru distribution to needy people '!nnwhik, the strain benee to succeed a Vice PI'SI' tween President Nikon and Overseas, mostly children. This dent. Vice President Agnbw Is ap "Food for Peace" nroram has proaching the breaking point CHAIRMEN bet22 uperiug for car. Lt The rival staffs have become year, for example, almost $1 hostile camps, spreading nuIf two sets of hearings are billion worth of food bought by and leaking stories held under mors the 25th Amend' government through stirone another. meat as is normal on legisla' against plus commodity programs were Lion, Sources close to Agnew be the Senate Judiciary distributed through various staff it investigation has found lieve the President has stirred international agenci es. would be headed by Senate up the charges against Agnew hOWVT, gives first Rules chairman Howard Can' to divert public attention from priority on our agricultural nou. D'Nev., and House Judi' his own role In the Water' production to our domestic ciary chairman Peter Rodino. gatr scnc.sl. requirements and to comD.N.J. Both are well-regarded. 'MARVELOUS mercial export ommitments. fair-minded lawyer.. DISTRACTION' With Russia, Communist China Before Agnew came under One of the most intulng arid Japan currently bidding for investigation in Maryland, precedents discovered by the all the grain they can get, the they point out, there were Senate Judiciary staff has "Food fcr Peace" program Is suggestions that the .' public eerie parallels with the present left holding an empty cup. President should resign. This situation. Thirty-six years According to the CARE talk has now stopped. because ago. then-Sen. Hugo Black organization, which helps feed was picked by Pres. Franklin Agnew is no longer an accept more than 20 million children in Roosevelt for the Supreme able alteruitive. Public atten have-not countries, the free Court. So highly thought of don has been focused. instead, food pipeline will run dry this was Black by his Senate con . upon. the possibility that Yuse none has been ferees that they skipped com Agnew might teslp. proc ed since June. The "The ,c)ges against Ag mittee hearings on the eonDepartment of Agriculture has new have created a marvelous troversial nomination. It went DOW resumed buying grain, but distraction," said one source. straight to the Senate fluor on a drastically reduced scale. "Now the President can offer where it was approved. 'fl available for Its up Agnew men as it blood offering Today, two of the men . ___________________________________________________________________ program does not go as far. tioned in the speculation a s to placate the public." Wheat once costing $2a bushel Friends of Agnew tell us hi' replacements for Agnew are .t .L_. Ii.... iv ru'e XIUU "V also senaAriz., tors — Barry Goldwater, R and Hugh backstabbing but, ne'verthesupplies cut short or met with government mumbo-jumbo. Scott, R.- Pa., either of whom less, refuses to believe the When the shortage of supplies or the harassment cut into could conceivably pass the President is persona ll y behind production,then Allendes men would take over the businessSenate without hearings. It. Spiro Agn ew, said a f riend, the Interests of the state. "has this feeling of awe for the P ~j Ir Another possibili ty is that presidency, for the White Fanner, found their land stolen by anyone who had the Cannon's force to occupy. The old owners who had the courage to Rules Comm1tt.ee House, which inhibits him ) remain, stopped Imprements. The men who occupied the and Rodino°s Judiciary group from coming to the Inevitable i farms have not done well, would hold joint hearings, conclusion that the President By Ray Cromley Rodino's legislative sleuths is knifing him." Allende found in Chile, as the Viet Cong found in South k 'Ak VieInm th2t skic will . ndi rheI,,,in$ ril. dards 4P Longwood 'nn P:k Stack Community f,'srva Ha~, in'. 831 W59 322 SA III Lake Monroe 317 7611 J 8T;4: Dettona F,3onttte OViedO - Ed'.arth )49 5205 OsIten Mrs. Clarence Snyder Chuluota Liza Baker 365 5707 miw winter Sorins oo Na 'y B'h Springs ':i 3726735 - Cae1berry. Fern Per* ? T'ft . - , .a' (. -;-unrd 838 2992 ~ — J Confession To Slayings Testified Food For Peace Is Threatened The failures of President Salvador Allende Gossens of Chile serve as a further indication that economically. the goernment seems doomed to failure wherever attempted . The army, navy. air force and police were merely the fi. struments after the country became so divided. in large part by ftvwmic problems. the government could not continue In the end. those very groupi on which Allende wa! ; de— truck drivers miners unions and teactiers rdent umed against him The economy was in chaos Industrial and agricultural production had declined to mtseable lesels This past )ear reports say. inflation hit 3W per cent, the Allende takeover of business and reports that these ta k eovers would continue unabated — regardless of what the Chilean legislature decided — using legalistic tricks, threats or sabotage. caused panic among the tens of thousand of small merohants and family operators as well as in major business groups. The man who owned one truck, and whose living depe nded on It was frightened As noted above, the k more frightening- These who opposed Allende - By contrast to the Allende Marxist method. the orderly remignment of land, as In Japan nod, hasoved hifily successful. The the MacArthur pe- and Amencans. working on W problem at the JadPanese of World War 11. realin-d that the preservation of the talents and resources of the old landlords in a new capacity (in industry), financial credit and tedmical anisUnce for the new farmers and an AWNING TOSSED BY 'II 1I D wienched this awning from house on 200 block of Holly Avenue in Sanford and tossed it in yard at ' " ) 20 S. Holly Ave. Mrs. Susan Newton (background) said she spotted a funnel cloud during height of strong gusting. In foregrou nd (Ito r), Owen Zipperer, Jeff Ilughy and Mike Cosgrave eye ruined awning. City crews also worked more than an hour removing large oak tree the wind uprooted. (Herald Photos by Bob P. Lloyd) SAUFORD MOTOR CO. News orderly process of change were the keys to success A small farmer without some banking-loan resotirces is, in most developing countries, as much a victim cf the loan sharks as he was a victim of some landlords. And his pro- ddction suffers as a result se. the destruction of the rural middle class deprives the country of essential s and erstup to such n extent that bog-&wns i ne vitable. B t th' A medical examiner said Renkus died Monday of multiple Injuries. U.S. Owes vl onn S ise. and where most citizens long ago renounced the use of force in settling political disagreements, Allende man2ged to splin- WORLD BEHOTS __7 g I - as you. "In time she became a recluse and kept a candle Ut under the high scl-xral yearbook picture of you she pasted on her bedroom wall. To shticn a long story, she died last week, stiU murmuring your name as tears rolled down her cheek& ik'r slil boueaths you half the money in her father's residuary estate Your share conies to $500,000. Patterson Gay, Reubin He said Patterson would retain his salary cif Askew said today State Labor Division Director $21,000 a year. Ben Patterson will be reassigned as a special The governor said the assignment "will be — labor adviser because of a "personality conflict" eqully important" as Patte~'s labor divWon with Commerce Department secretary ion directorship. Spicer. Askew said he had given Spicer "full conference. department, refused to dLxmn his reasons for ng Patterson W ed nesday. fie said both Patterson and SpiLer had agreed to Patterson 's new assignment, described by Askew as chairman 01 a workmen's corn. - i Would you like us to send It to you in %f ht!l large or 5mall denominatIons?" Dear Jim, wife tells me that your wife told her that you were moping vi;: lilt nu had n::de a Itrt-dass fool of yourself at our cocktail pory last Friday. Nonsense, old man. You were the life of the party. It would have JaW it great big oshich egg except for the fun you pro1ded, All the guests were emy about you. My Don't worry about the floor lamp. It las bern broken atleast five U before, and anyway Marge and I only paid $8.75 for it when we bought It at a rummage sale back In 1949. IncIdentally, we want you and your wife hack at a party we 're 'iavtng a week from flat Friday. Bring your bongo drums again, Iii 4 W Americans Dodge Chilean Bullets - get out my mandolin, and we'll show UK- gang !"lin t, music. rca! t1 attnpiI4 "Dear hubby, "I've had a pleasant twoweek stay with Mother, and my only regret Is th:lt chi. ha decided :t to tan home WILlS me and spend a m'nth with us. My sister Grace gave birth to a baby boy Tuesday, and Mother feels itls her duty togoto her and help We care of MIAMI (All) Michele Mercer, 16, says she and seven other members of an American swim team dodged bullets and watched planes bomb the presidential palace during the overLb2 ow of Chilean President Salvadore Allende. "We could waten the palace lx'ni: lximt.x'tl from our apart. ment window," Miss Mercer said Thursday after she and the others returned home, "But snipers started shooting at troops from the apartment house and the military kept firing back," she said in a telephone interview from her home in Palm Beach Shores, Ha, "We slept on the floor and had to stay down for three days... the apartments all around us were being shet at. It was kind of scary," she said, The eight swimmers, top finistwrs in the Amateur Athletic Union's I73 chamnionshins. ------,- - -------r-- ' her new little grandson. I think I'll go along with her ar4 spend a week with them, too. "In case you' -e short of money, look in our old family Bible under Deuteronomy. I hid it there for emergencIes. Be sure the canary gets plenty of water, and don't soak his .eed% in gin before feeding him That doesn't make him sing butter. It just makes him sullen. Love and kisses, Fanny" 4 , I,(A k 4~%& "Have a nice day, dear, and try not to get too emotionally Involved with Sam Ervin!" - arrived in Santiago four days before a military revolt ousted the elected Marxist leader. Coach Jim Mci'itrella of likewood, Calif., led the team to Santiago's suburbs last week and they stayed with American families there until allowed to board a flight home Wednesslay. "ibey kept telling us we could go home soon but we weren't allowed to take off until yesterday (Wednesday)," Miss Mercer said. "Our coach kept us pretty cool during the worst ofit,"she said, "We tried to keep in good spirits and we got to know each other very well" Besides Miss Mercer and Montrella, others with the American group were chapcrone Jill Griess, Columbus, Ohio; and swimmers Nancy Kirkpatrick, Santa Clara, Ca. III.: Sandy- Johnson,- Carmi. - F LI by threat and debL The migrants said they lived In slave-like conditions at the camp in nearby Homestead. They said they were for bidden by Rmwn and his &%wiatcs to talk to other migrant workers. They were guarded day and night, the workers said, and were not even allowed to go to the toilet alone. Samuel SnlAh, 69. testified that Brown's foreman carried Progress Edition Last Year? ______ chad, Calif.; Ann Brobell, Philadelphia; Steve Taliman, Ventura, Calif.; Tim McDonnell, is Angeles; 1(1111 Szulij, I)eerborn, Mich.; and Mike Brower, Stockton, Calif. "We all caught bad colds but we really esjoyed ourselves," Miss Mercer added. "It was a omict'-in-;i-lilctnne experience ti be in the middle of something like that." — - — tempted to question him about wages and debts. - 'T HCh once asked Brown how niuc he had made that week and you that, Smith said Brown replied. ben heattempted to find out r a $3 advance of his next week's salary. Smith said Brown offered him ______ M.a I HONOR S~, ROU AV!14. " MHONOR ROLL !tnOR said Brown alwa ys reached for T i: • 91' .: - t.1 !., p .- .~vjI I~1- ,,4 - . i,,%~J .,. t ,1 . . 1, _ I ~ ,'0.I- fi~ .. ,, t I ' .. .1I((> - - % -1 r'l .4 % 71 '' 4t4~. . &$+- - - V r '' -' r,Y-6'1 ---~.,, 5.4~ , -4:% 6 . '. ,. 11 :~ 10. '•" r - i .l -'T T ' ., I-49, , ~:v 4 -r. 1,I - .. ~, 0- ,- -~.. -!--, ,!. . J~ ~ . - C, I . C ' ' ~0, ~i '. ti'r ' - f - H-.. - lse- -,- -. - -, -:- OR f MORE C/tSSELBERRY Y. 17-92 Were YOU Included in t HERALD'S HONOR ROLL o the bondage under armed guard and were beaten when they tried to escape. The stories were told Thursday on the first daz of the trial of migrant labor contractor Joe I. Brown, charged with 23 counts of holding farm workers . If not, prospective customers have probably missed seeing your firm's name, when it was founded, who runs It, and what type of business you have. If you have been Included before, you know the benefits and will certainly want to be included this year. In either case, the charge of $10 will place your firm on the chronological "Honor Roll", in our 46th annual Progress Ecfltion to be published on Sunday, October 28th. Call Betty, Jean , Or Sandi, on or before October 17 322-2611 or 831-9993 to place you' ot'det' J FURNITURE SALES ('ft. Businessman! Lrant Iabori'rg haveteatifled in INtercou t th d theywereforceLo Labor Advisory Wtncil, prompted protests from several council members, labor leaders generally have applauded the performance of Pat- pensatlon study group and liaison labor adviser. terson, an appointee of Aa3s, ) -- work in conditions of human FORT LAUDERDALE, Fia, (AP) — Vice President Spiro T. Agnew has received a telegram of support from the chairman of the National Federa tion of Young Republicans. Chairman Richard Smith of Fort Lauderdale said he sent the telegram to Agnew on Th ursday. Agnew Is under Investigation by the U.S. Justi ce Department and is said to be condei1i resigning. Smith said he sent the telegram on behalf of the 500,000 members of the Young GOP because "our country has seen enough witchhunti ng recen tly." as a move to rega in labor support for dismissi The announcement that Patterson was Askew's expic-ted 1974 reelection bid leasing , made during a meeting of Spicei-'s We'd Kiss The Postman If... — Excerpts t' i-'et bu t thpostman rarely brings: "We are lawyers representing the late Miss Hortense McWherry, whom you probably remember as the lovely redhaired girl who jil ted ' fl h'ti T rart' to J' ¶r rtrct bi tterly the haLb,i way she had treated you, and often said it was tL- biggest ntistake of her 1ifetina, because she could never txiie to attract another man as fine Y Rs Okay Agnew • re tained Stone sa id he believed Askew's 1300 limit "is a good direction for candidates and the legislature to go in...so the publi c will not think the contribu tor is buying special interests." - department heads and certainly back . personality conflict as well" Spicer in that prerogative," Askew told a news Spicer, appointed by Askew six months ago to , "I think the governor is on the right track." Testify To their *) wint to receive any,"Dickinson said, "In the last carapaign, my reports were the only ones wi th a ba rrage of 200 to 300 contributions of $4, $5 or $6. LSHAVE. Migrants who earlier this week angered some labor partment, but was unaware that Patterson l eaders announcing Patterson would l eave the might Lx dismissed lie acknowledged tha t SplcerandPatterson"maywell ha veadiff erent Commerce Department within 60 days -Division directors serve at the pleasure of approach to handling matters...and possibly a the people Into activist groups and to politicize the miiita17 which had successfully held back from armed interfer enee in poiticaI f airs for about four decades In contrat - NEW YORK (API - TALLAHASSEE, ha. (AP) — Senate President-designate Dempsey Barron sa ys he's looking for ways to cut the number of full. time employes on the Senate staff. The Panama City Democrat said Th ursday he would also do away with monthly cornmi t tee meetings when he hikes office after the 1974 legislati ve seslon. "I'm not going to hire anybody that we don't need," Barren told TV newsma n Ray Starr. "We have a problem of course in keeping adequate staff to combat the executi ve, but I would Imagine that there are cuts that could be made and still keep the Senate efficient" Barron said committee chairmen should schedule meetings when they have enough bills or Work to do and not before' Askew said he had "full confidence" In Spicer, authorit)" to make personnel changes in his de- ter w~ normill role, Allende forced the military leaders highly politicalacts, OCALA, Fla. (AP) — Federal lawyers are trying to get the U.S. Government to come up with $900,000 to pay a debt a nd head off a threatened public.auctlon of the block-long federal building in Ocala. I C. Ray Greene,a Jacksonville attorney, has filed a lien against the government to recover 3,000 acres of land taken as right of way f th e Ocala Manufacturing Ice and Packing Co. for the Cross Florida Barge Canal. The firm won a 11 million jury award in 1970, but Greene said despite re peated demands the government has only paid 1350,000 of the money owed. Ou tstanding the remaining $750,000, plus $160 a day in ter. t. Under a little used federal law which pe rmits claims against the government in sta tes where there is no state law barring such action, Greene plans to auction off the land next Wednesday. TALLAHASSEE, ha. (AP) ____________________________________________________ . Staff Cuts Due? MILFORD, Conn. (AP) — Funeral services have been held for a 47-year-old Milford man who died from Injuries suffered Dec. 29 when an Eastern Air Lines jet crashed in Florida. The services were held Th ursday for Glenn. C. Renkus. the 102nd victim of the crash of an Eastern Lockheed LIOn jumbo jet In the Everglades near Miami International Air- P TM.LMIASSLE, I . , op we 1JAI iImIt Per pfufl Two ('atilcet members say or per firm," Stone said. they will follow the lead of Gov, Askew announced two weeks Heublis Askew and limit the size ago he would limit contribuof campaign contributions they tions from a person or firm to accept next year. his re-electi on cam pa ign next Secretary of State Richard year to $100 for the prima ry, Stone and Comptroller Fred 0. runoff primary and general "Bud" Dickinson said in sepa- election. ra te interviews they had not derided on a definite figure but The limit In the state election Dickinson said his limit prob- liw i 3 a total of *9,00043,000 per ably would be less than the $3U'l election. set by Askew. "I have never received a $3,"I'm strongly Inclined to 000 con tr i bu tion and I don't Briefs Crash Victim Dies $ Cabinet Members Limit Florida Other Thoughts -) Fi hi' Tons r1f Pot Seized STRONG WINDS Thursd Askew # Ite right of an editor to decide what goes into his newspaper is a cornerstone of freedom of the press protected by the First Amendment. The sIgnificance of that right :i escaped justices of the Florida Court, p who ruled recent' paper can be. compelled to publish rebuttals to opinions expressed on its editorial page or by individuals quoted in its news columns. FORT PIERCE, F14. (Al'i chinson Island last April. tilled. "I said, 'No, don't." cult Judge C. Pfeiffer Trow- saying that some state wit. -The brother.ln-bwof Gerard Schaefer, a former Martin Dean testified, bridge recessed the murder nesses would not be avaiIahl Schaefer, a former deputy County officer, was jailed in Alter Dean's testimony, Cir. trial until Monday morning, until then. sheriff on trial in the mutilati on Stuart on other charges at th e murders of two teen-age girls, time of the discovery. has testified that Schaefer offered to confess to the slayir.gs Thursday, hank Dean, g shortly after the irh;' txdj,; Sh:f,'r's hrother.in.Iaw, told MIAMI (All) — Ilie U.S. packed in burlap bags, stacked making his First cruise as cap. were found, a sixmenther St. Lucie Circuit Schacler, 29, is charged wi th Court jury that Scha efer of. Coast Guaid has aeized eight cn its fantail. Two mess were Lain of tho 21G4vu1 cut ter, said killing Georgia Jessup, 16, and fered to confess while he and tons of marijuana in the largest ai~ brought back and turned the incident began illegal weed haul In the serv- over to U.S. drug agen ts. Susan Place, 17, both of th e Fort Schaefer's wife, Teresa, Sunday when his men at. Lauderdale area. Schaefer in his cell to discuss ice's history, officials Officials said the marijuana tempted10 board the 43-f oo t Their dismem be red bodies the grisly find. The Coast Guard cu tter Cou- would have been wor th about $5 Miami fishing boat Gilma I for were found in a remote wooded "lie asked: 'Do you want me rageous ret urned a routine inspection. million In reel sales area on St. Lucie Counts Hut- to confess to you?," Dean tes Th ursday with th to Miami e marijua na , Cmdr, Alexander L.ai-zelere, DON SALES - - 4YEE4&: (rcn kttr- :r'! 1 bear Lake. corcst City Grace Sp.rk JACKSONVII.LE, Fin. (Al') came in opening arguments by Kocot Interplanetary suits. Glenn W. Turner has been prosecution and defense law- Boston, also was drawn for a owned Bailey charged that while he federal court jury of eight Inc. cosmetics firm. pictured by opposing attorneys ycra Thursday in the federal to negotiate settleattempted his women and (our men. But Bailey, appearing as as either a slick promoter who rual; fraud trial of Turner, 39, own attorney, said, "1 was nev- ments with the Federal Trade bilked investors or a victim of F. lee Bailey, 40, and seven Prosecu tor Hugh Smi th of er an officer or director" In Conunisslon, the US. Postal the federal government in "one Turner associates. Clearwater described Bailey as Turner's firm. He said he acted Service and the U.S. Justice of the dirtiest moves in pollan active participate in a pyraattorney for th Orlando, Department, "the government tics." A double Image of Bailey, the mid scheme for selling dis- ha, businessman after he was was sneaking around trying to The contradictory sta temen ts ne'.ed criminal lawyer from tributorships in the. Turner. served with nearly 1,000 law- make a criminal case, 4 1 other Dream Mail: Area Correspondents Defense Argue About Images Of Glenn W. Turner • WASHINGTON NEA Month S78 40 I Year S1 4:20 6 Mont hs Planning Starts Allende methods chaos for Ch le Comp Room Foreman , JR Chief Photographer 02 LL States, A coordinated position demanding payment in currency other than the U.S. dollar for our purchases could affect us seriously, too. The key words in all of this, however, are "coordinated position," and it is not likely that the Arab nations can unite on such a position simply because their aspirations are so widely divergent. Khadafy, the Libyan leader, is an antiWestern evangelist. His militancy, his extremisni, and his essential unreliability frighten even his Arab neighbors. King Faisal of Saudi Arabia is largely out of Friday, Sept. 21, 1973-5A The Sanford Herald 11 �t,'r 644k- 1 lie Sanford Herald -- , so ( i : - 4" n . Tri, Ib(J... iDa't EGH5Rfr I from the Carroll Righter Institute - % ' :j C 1 73 W cba,, Tn-.M. ,.. . a "gilt from God" to teach deaf people to talk. but she was "torn" because her parents feared if she that profession she might end up marrying a deaf pI May I comment? our son, who is one of the finest speech therapists in the coun!ry, marriod a perfectly nor%. ma) girl, but had be married one with a speech defect, would have loved hr no less. When I saw our in take a crippd, retarded child his lap, and help that boy utter his first audible WOrd, I cannot explain the feeling that came over me. That boy looked up into my sm's eyes as I( to say, 11rhank yoll,,, and my son looked down into thc eves of that chiH as it to -_ii,, "loi alu j:uiliji lu 1~ala to talk - , , And subwquertly hild did.) the cW Me L," Y%tu. all the money in the world couldn't buy the thrill I experienced at that moment - kind of human being to 4. It. and I sincerely believe that Umse who do art 111I "fifted" by God. &M cbms for the pri vilege. AQUARIUS (Jan -- - A few days Later, I asked her If sh would fl to have di'sner with me at a thee rcst,surant, said M it dL't to lsio vs'ic'h o Lere w'ud't t much point in ___ I her if she liked music. thinking i to some kind of concert and she said music gave her a Abby, I am 27, and she's about , so it can't be that I'm too young for her. Please ten me how I can get a date with this girl. I am told i am a nice young man, must be doing someusing wrong. I'm no I've never had trouble getting dates before, BATFING ZERO w. IV =—_ -._-' , - \ \ n ,?i \ 41 \ ,ø' - T - - # % - education Is American - — -- CASE %'523: Jacqueline D., aged ?7. attended a thkago sex clinic. "Dr. Crane," she began. "I have been quite successful in an advertising agency. "But in my marriage, I y F of, to be having prob1ern. "For example, my an seems to be mg interest hi our mari tal relations. " He is starting to drink to -. -t'iccs and is very caustic and hypercritical of me "Dr. Jack has a her;nicii deals with marriage cases "And he thinks Women's Li beral ion Movement :is driv, more men into a platonic role, just by making the women more arserlive Fr the more dominant and succesfu1 is the wife the more her mte terfis to lose his virilitr Is that true?" VA,, " .niII " ----5..- -'-"-- ID — - l -cb. V Workina Woman ________________________ __________ _ Of course, the low club play _ should not have succeeded. When Fast -fnIlnwr4 In .... thn ••.. .. .. ond club South should duck - - c, '. . completely. If clubs were going to break 3-2 there were no worries, 11 - - Perfectly - elementary to anyone who has learned that The bi%ldingha "scsi North It never pays to relax at the - - - 1 4 21 South '. T.- - -- East for you to engage in whatever lofty thoughts bridge table. You never can tell l• Pass 3 you wish to occupy your mind and to be happy with those when some copperhead is going You.South.hold who are important to you Also, an excellent time for finishing to rear up and bite you. •Q $4 A 4A K 3 57 a pet projc:t you have been working °• South won the first trick with What do you ti his ace diamonds. He drew ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr. IA) Planning how to have more of trum A- Double. This asks year part. ps with two leads; led a ocr to bid and you are well pre. the fine things of life that will bring happiness and & Of diamond to dummy's kin . pared for both vnbW suits. affluence is wise. Show more devotion to loved one(efift for best rutted dummy's last diamondresults Attend services together. TODAY'S QUFSIION led a spade to the ace; tufted TAURUS (Apr. 20 to Mar. 20) Showing mon devotion and West passes after you double. the last spa de and finally was kindness at home can bring greater understanding and love Your partner bids one spade East ready to attack clubs. bids two diamond, Whit do ou there Make home more comfortable and do some informal He led a club to dummy's do noW' entcrtzinmg toni&ht Invite the right people. queen and it held. There didn't Answer tomorrow "Every th ing You Always Wanted to Ilide and Couldn't,' John (John Davidson) lq h,tmnn ..'.A I.., proves by thinking Of girls, not necessarily his wife. But Sally Certified Professional Secretary will go to students whosuccessfullypassa battery of tests t'iat will cIrnax wcck cuure staiting Sept. 27 at Florida Tech UnivIct3ity. Tile course, which will feature Thursday evening classes from 6to8p.n,Isco-sponsoredby University Park Chapter, National secretaries Man. Interested secretaries In the area are invited to attend the opening session in Room 115, General ascopn - on the FTU campus, Recognition of - the CPS ha,g added significance in Florida, - 9-9:30 ABC Room 222 IV ,,. entersapr1maryraceforat on the board of Education. In hisc:iipaignhe1ssuppirtedby the students and encouraged • the faculty since his opponent is a do-nothing Incumbent. The election, however, hinges on the student's somewhat unorthodox slows given on a TV Interview - ___ I -::~ . - .. ~ = _____ I - Smoke-Filled . -enLcrsu)cscnoolroomas one or Walt WHUnan High's students - -1$ the biggest M Zayre's since the store Opened in Sanford little over , LIIV UU4I flU3DI)Q WUJ Jet lie nni the house anJ train I rt",uq ti,. eug 1I xceiient aay to come out with that frnc sense of humor you poseg and make others happier Is well &I relieve Your own tensions. Show your mate increased •.-_ £.._ ui I Uke e Indian brae t,e ma even let her support the family VIRGO (Aug 2? to Sept 22) Ideal day to obtain the data Bt just as the usual vhil you need so that you can advance more quickly in our Indian brave would not let his endeavor PLin some time for meditation that Lasoukatiafying. squaw invade his realm of Put music into your life tonit htmtmg, so the virile modern LIBRA (Sept husbLnd doesni let iij wife J to Oct 22) Ideal div to get into the dominate the boudotr activities with good friends that keep you from worrying and Al' as, prevent possible trouble Don't do anything that would hurt being emasculated others Plan time for attending services cigarettes and Possibly the SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Noy 21) State some aim to one who female hormones fed to can help you to reach it more easily. Attending civic affair chickens and cattle to tenderize PAGING SHAKESPEARE, #.an pin You unexpected benefits Avoid one who has an eye their . on your asseis Think. along losical lines. modern em submissive type h' most clever Applied SAGIrIARIUC ( Nov ov to to D Dcc ec. 2)) Listen carefully to of education, *dvocated by ychalogist since 0wist was A Spoof and many effeminate new c,s . methods which others expound since they could William Shakespeare. he very good for you in the near future. Make new friends who And in his -Taming o he I clergymen. has also tried to ; mold the modern male into a Q)rczA,-he ne CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan. 20) Meditating will bring mi4emiIe, as attested by solution to Women's iters r forth the t'tJiti'.-r tdtj that tfll h : m in horn n; , , i'y &rfuI to itI& iLhcr A thuughtiul ai.t on your put brings more u,Ia ship u1ut hggie arid Virile males will always joy with loved one Control your temper. Jiggs" likewise shows the Two by _Two ACROSS I Takes two to dolt 4 rartoers iNarnber I!!oern r, r. -11; - a .14 .)no. YOUI compasaon iiid uin nutM- ally atUiitrang. others who n'ed your assistanor at this time lake the Wifely nagging is thus a tract a per the chemical law-s t,al gnc uu more vitality. Evening is fjt f tcuicrsa1 eapon of women to %wting with relatives and friends, Women's L make the ibbers their Ii erQncay IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY , erolicafly . he or she will be one of those chinning young people wI,o wifi know just what theirdominancejnffieboij& IaUi." So tend hw my medical to do to please higher-ups and gain their favor. Neatness Maggie thus nags Jigga, booklet "S, Problems j are required to be succcufui In the, hth Marriage." etio1ng a long ability to work harmoniously 'ith others because of the .- in thus change him 1ii iped rctur, tflIope pi k;Jcr:hrp tunud i rri j ( eitic 'a hrr A fire i:uq ability here, also d Iirn to make le arn the Stirs impel, they do not compel." What you make your life is largely up to YOU, true of the heroine )vur t1e purr' in _MaktspeaI,-v's - laming of J COIJ Mters 1nMvidual Forcait for your sign for wis % , , I cr is n '* . h F 1M i it npy send '!OUT b'rthdste and fitfu ,-4 s '. £; 1;j (aIruL R&1ifrr I- rca.it (nar" u- jni hwish wile , naper),Po • (9Jjj ttiL%I1VDflfl5bbhe(Ii I dIu 42 tWit fat, tiOfMars (runib. fosmi Ito"" CXUAN - NOWI 2:30-7:30.9:35 Woe •U.1 dr I•1. £ am , R!GER .:- - MOORE again 4F41 57Prfrd l3Atrican seaport 111~ — , Review -: 35 Brutle XM"y pa sulfi; 4 J• — —— — X 54 So -- Moines, lava - i_• - E" _.,_ - — — 41 - . !/' - ( - -: J - _________________ 160 — 61 W 59 - —4 ________________________ ______________ ' - I . PacificU 7 SEATS NOW SNOWIG • - 11.00 in - MRS. HULDA Kibbe was honored a a uaii*Lon a H oI.-' lid ay House by her co workers upon "Hell - A'/AVA t.', i SE, I ITIRES .. RA ID And At 11• 00 - .,..- - WIN" Gumm (It\ her retirement as nurse (or th Head Start program in Seminole County. Mrs. Portia Spencer, right, Head Start director presents gift to (he honoree. 1 litIdld by l3ill Vincent Jr ) - 1i.IflLI - AL - 90~;.. . liAO(MtN 1.. (9) Odd Couple (24) Black Perspective anno 1. - pen ing of a new bra nchIoIflcedt he anc, I Vt3LUM i & FRIDAY - L — —- -— AFTEtRNOONS RNOONS ONLY By Appoinimeni; Ae A.M. $ IIM$II7, I1W IJJU r'-""-"-. u IV4uut. S VU U NBC THE IV networks adopted the \J"'DlNNER I" rotational plan last June 5 to lemen the from viewers uproar Tonight's guest List Includes deprived of game shows and Canned soup operas and to reduce the 1IOn Express, MIDNIGHT SPECIAL OTTO'S , HOFBRAU It HAUS Curtis the bearings were on. Stevenson and Spooky Tooth. Heading the list as host Is song don't say how much the stylist Wilson Pickett. loss came to for the first 37 da I.oungeOp.nI*a,m. Ph. 322.ttla 2S44 Park Ave. — () FlIntstones (9) Bugs Bunny (44) Encounter 830 (2) Inch High Private (9) Yogi's Gang (24) MisteRogors Neighborhood Movies (9) SUpeI! 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The regulars WiU naturally In. chide her producer-husband, Joe Hamilton, (6) Calucci's Department '5:15 E1 c,j SColumw 62 57(Roman I &3'TaUI IOHaeon VeryJrtC64 Evape I I Native metals moi;ture IWh 63 Doctor of 2IToô1akki4 Laws iabi Gaelic (hit)01 Cun-sdIetlers fl rumI clican Indian 24 Trader 34e<t DOWN Art Squares (13) MOVIe (24) world Press 8:00 (2)Sanford And Son - - - 5'iearsIird CTreatkathir (44) Mad Squad 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon () Andy Griffith (9) Hollywood JAMES -- rr'ri I 4t' To 1.!! The Truth () Hogan's Heroes (9) Loch Show (13) News (24) How Do Your "S FINGERS OF DEATH" BOND . - HEAR C. DALE a tAukodn 6 13 " Television Children Grow L yj , A 441 llm 16 Ki" 37 - And there won't be any live Center for Television. But NPACT Isn't doing it this time, public - — ___________________________________________ t_) -, ipats - ,-.-& I When Eddie FWW said he hoped Uz and Dick would kiss and make up, he had no Idea FRIDAY __________ - + + + ~ INN I 11:30 Plus ___________ 4 - - 7:00 (2) Mid Night Show ThecourseLsbe1ngoffr30 Geneva, Sanford has been Past of FlU's growing number her home for most of her fife. of non-creWt activities open to . She loves to go bowling, and the community. Payment of nominal fees and registration naturally, working with tempting fabrics all day, may be accomplished at the first evening sesion, Sept 27 SCwifl is her hobby. 'P J 47 Akoholir - w*4yrj 41 Footed vise It f - Il1Thil _________ IN kIH&11 J Iit1tt I'o6jininatire vs submissiveness, -, ILu and talk oer (faus in a Most o cooperatIve fashion. Alas, the SuCofl5CIOui fascinates Omen lore Such lmprov your image with the general public Be sure you arc craving t 'tie poymnt omen males were created to attract etIrccieJ hr the I to Prsvoui Puzzle pulled the m, but y __.... txcate wnen he got the memge that Steve McQueen was calling, he thought It was Joke and went en with his game. - amonthago. Originally from - - Miner 7:15 P.M. ° — ++ They best ' GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Spend some time with associates in the morning and work out those problems that change from a scratching, will make the new week more sucte,.sl'uI. ,o can to clawing "wildcat" and purr asa the social or other activities that give you pleasure. happy boudoir kitift, IF. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Concentrate cn And that big "IF" means, IF how to have real abundance in the future and you get the right her mate shows her who is lord inspiration for doing just that. Talk with a wise monetary end master of their marital expert who can give you fine advice for the future. bed! - .. he takes it all with him." EVENING Accrediting Commission for Business Schools accepts the CPS in lieu of a bachelor's di for staffing of such El.LA WALTON has worked in the fabric department at -- I - -- ." Brian and trie %WI 22 coverage of the bearings , Certifying Secretaries, the . 10-11 NBC THE DEAN , special job benefits to st&te employes with the rating. Also, .i.. i_: su we inautute tor - "The Httle Rightawayhe wants to help the nuptials, model get dreSSCd. and the other was EXTRA. .vhere legislation provides - Wt.rvV 1 lii PI1Lij By Oswald & James Jacoby --- - - eternal vigilance Is the price of safety, IC*rSpAetr £PTtRPn-sr ass' aJs1 ii - -. East did'hekj'godr he would be caught in an end play. rrom me Carroll Hi,tr Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES: A wonderful d - and he led a second club to his ace. West showed out and South had no way to avoid the loss of two club tricks. Mean old Fast had counted the hand and seen that South held four clubs. Hence, there was no point in his winning the first club. Presume?" Anol.her season and show has been lacking. another name, the old one being V Counse 77)e 1974 queen will receive a Sept. Senate Watergate hearings, ,_ f -1 PQ "I L-) FTU- The coVeted rating o! p ' seem to be any more danger TV Time Previews convinces goiter SOMETHING 28. two.<wy Jan Overconfidence beats a slam — - 11 .,, including an automobile at the boree, Oct. 27 and WIN AT BRIDGE -I ! good news today for Watergate lag trade publication, estimates bulls. The three networks say it at between $7 million to $10 they'll again take turns provid- million. ing live TV coverage of the cQueen finali --"• •:-r .;-;; . 8:30-9 ABC, THE ODD -' N .1.1 NEW YORK (Al') - There's Broadcasting magazine, a lead- _____ 9:30-10 ABC ADAM'S RIB MARTIN COMEDY HOUR An . II L4IJ two all-star V his Inther. Old Red doesn't dig of the New York City Ballet, Kelth introduces two new lawyen are on Ux same side presents Dick Martin, Howard the stars and thinks 1,amont is guests tonight. Ile plays hiniself lUre'll only be three days of chmacters, Nancy Kulp as Mrs. tonight. Anianda is refused C46ell, Joey BMOP. lZrett3 being kind becaude his son mid Felix gets into the act when Gruber, Kelth's landlord, and entrance Into an exclusive Lynn, Jackie Gayle and Audrey hearings next week - Monday k no ws Fred is really dying. Villella Is late for one of the Roger Bowen as Dr. Chaffee, an French restaurant because she Meadows. Howard, Dick and through Wednesday — and it'll . Word oets around and before perfomiances of -Swfin I,ake,aller9isI. Tonight, Dr. Chaffee is wearing a pa.nWt, She Joey do a group marriage Ail; be a pattern generally followed until Nov. 1, when this round of hymns over him, volunteers to take Villella's medical complex, and he's and decides on drastic Dean, Howard and Dick, and testimony is scheduled to end . 8:30.11:30 CBS, ThI1 cis place as the Prince, and Under a plan agreed on by the possessive aiid fussy from the measures, She buys a real the whole group do a song and FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE. pressures Oscar Into taking a start, Puni (Victoria Young) networks this week, ABC man's suit for herself and a dance to "The Little Tin .~ ! Tora!0 Torn!" The secondary part. Don't look for Tonight's roaster is Playboy provides live coverage of Mm -1,bombing of Pearl harbor 11941 ;snv tinto', just lauhs. day's seion, NRC tkes (iV-r publLJ;i'r lltii;h Ikfncr. e &-ea from both (lie American 9-9 30 NRC, NEEDLES AND on Tuesday and CBS has (lie -14 - and Japanese sides in this 13INS(PIW-,MIERE) "ne Girl M LOVE, duty on Wednesday. Each net10-il ABC historic film. The story unfolds from Seventh Avenue" or k has the option of carrying .. AMERICAN STYLE Four w 0 on the highest diplomatic and garment center has finally a - -stories tonight 14 mintary levels on both sides, show all its own. Dcirdrc "Love and the Lifter" which scheduled to doso. ___________ and the climax comes in the re- Lenihan s!ars in this one as features John Byner and Sarah i ~ The networks say they'll creation of the aerial attack. young Omaha girl, Wendy EAT OUT By NANCY ANDERSON Jason Kennedy and concerns a thief "terininate their experinwrital Robards, Martin Nelson, who wants to learn they'd do it so soon whosegirlsoadmjrp To Co [LEAVE (rotation) THE Copley News Service system" after Balsam, Joseph Cotten, James drem designing in New York. be becomes suspicious. Phylh COOKING + + + , Whitmore and E. G. Marshall Norman Fell plays Wednesday's session, although her boss and TO USi Duller stars as a comedienne network spokesmen HOLLYWOOD - All star on the U.S. III while a Louis Ney is Fell's partner and MacGraw say this and Steve McQueen Flip ftwn, nofing Hugh Øj I II number of noted Japanese brother-in-law. In the Hefn 's er opening personal us $5.5 mUh band In .:, "Lcn'e and the end of a revolving cia. had the hardest time getting . • •. & A jetliner, the If You're looking for action, this Fell and Is mistaken for a VJ Buffet cmuni.serated, "Pow Hugh. enne has only two ju3tjces of We" is about a writer and his Ilwy say continued rotation I. .. is for too HOTS COLD Lecn nverget 1i*,iv fiuin IL rnrniei 1w the company ' n b rairart brother starring coverage in futurc ecks: '\. ,, I it V tity Contestants Needed F IC favorite homemaking IdeR, Pet Pe-Fe, Pally's Prehlem or soludon Write Polly in r,sri' n( (Iii, p rrper. '01CSCOPE ) -I - (4CW5PAPfn INTEflPRSt ASSN an astrologer (Vivian Bonnell), lAbra tin(] he should be nice to Newark" Edward Villella, star it .. — ' "I.—. . .1 'ii:t' other gifts. Applicants contestants interested in bond competing in the Jamboree must be between the ziges of 16 Queen Beauty pageant, the and 21, and single. secnnil nnntImI øvnt tIflIIPf fh& it k cnuuested that eonauspIces of T;i.Coumy Road testants have a business or organization sponsor, but this is Runners C.B. Radio Club. last year, the Jamboree, not necessary. For further Infortliation, call designed to buy equipment to Fryer, queen contest teach the hard of hearing 11 cldldren of Seminole County, attracted hundreds of radio — hanis from all over the U.S. Selecting el !L't-, hH 9h! _-.1It h c INS g ,- v c n t, w A's.1 -Is ~ My Pet Peeve is with people who block the meat counter with their carts. It usually takes a long time for them to make selections and with cart.s lined along the counter anyone in a hurry cannot get near it. Carts emil just as easily be put in spots with little traffic so inore peo. Ie could have a chance to look at and select th eir meat. ATE SATURDAY ____ _11-1111111 LAAS 7be hearings, which began which resume Monday. 17, were televised live But Uwe's bad news for day. May and Dr. Anne (Shelley dress for Adam with -some wild SON "Libra lUsing All Over with her ESP knows just what e from start to finish for Eastern 9:30.10 NBC, THE BRIAN Fabraes) aren't too sure about results. Blythe Danner and Ted time Watergate viewers. Th 1.1mont" Lamont wants to find her husband is thirkI ng. No KEITH SHOW (SEASON the new arrangement. Bowen Howard star. networks -say they'll only cover Educational Network stations (xii his true nature and he visits wonder a battle CZ1IPts. the hearings live next week, by the National Public Affairs PREMIERE) "Dr. Chaffee, I and Culp add the humor - ____ — _ ":30 NBC, SANFORD AND (&lly Field) Lsn't humn and show. merchandise or Holiday Items are appropriate, and not necessarily, in the home and hobby fields. Also, individuaLs can participate without club affiliation. Coffee, cake and sandwiches will be sold during th e b day which will take on airs of a fun and fund-raising timar. For further infomation, George Milis. ___________ ___________________ - CARROLL RIGHTER'S %. 1. p_-'- — - a" -, husband into a platonic in the boudoir. So she should let him es the booklet below to re-sture his ego and make her Parr routentemy. Dr. SPOWS _ .--.,.. ur.M I-'(JLLY ___________________ - She tells hirti he's a double COUPLE "Last Tango in Booth decorations are up to individuals and any suitable Bea . Highlights very nominal fee. ParUcipants keep all the monles Wy DEAR POLLY -- How c.in I romovc that popular tituu lUflhthltu¼I llj- tu. It I Jj: not peel oft this as It does off wood or plaster. I tried the instructions on he back of this paper but the work Is har- and 1ow. -- MRS. J. T. -- - ' receive from the sale of their wares, POLLY FORECAST FOR SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1973 DEAR BArrING: Wake op and saeuu -Jt ebemlitry is tentioni elsewhere-where they'll be welcome and appred Med. - and women! Sanford Pilot Club Is staging its first annual Home and Hobby Show on Oct. 13, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., at the Civic Center. Th e name of the game Is M.O.N-E-Y for all civic groups, church organizafions, clubs and businesses. Booths will be set up in the Civic Center and rented at a — __ , men Attention, ...,,,_ the matter Jacqueline's unintentional sesival dominance is driving I io i#) A d'mandin asscia A wants you to tin anm-%th, ui, uus u..v in inc morning but i :'ou s'alI for time, you flnd the mood change,. Stay with d friends for in evening of enjoyment. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar 20) Although you think you have too much o do, if you get an early start your duties wW be L k.. A . uciunu you-.quiiy. run time for buying new apparel. Make a wonderful impression on oth ers tonight IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY - . .he or she will be one of those delightful you ng people who e ly In ar life will need much discipline, otherwise your progeny could get in to a h4 of troubie Later a fine, stable indiviJu1 emerges. There can be a fine career here, especially working with the public in general. Teach early to smile more. "The Stars impel, they do not compel" Whit you make of your life is largely up to YOU! Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast foi your sign for October is now ready For your copy send your bh th date and $1 to Carroll Righter Fore cast (name of newspaper), P.O. Box 629, Hollywood, Calif. 90028 •'- tA If's tiFW # I a & i irt YV I LIII - to the latter part of the day Handle civic matters in a precise wa y This will payoff of the most mwarding of all eamers. It takes a special By DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor PoIIy Problem— 11 REVELATION gate Buffs Get Good News I I il - S....- 'SAGITTARIUS (Noy 22 to Dec 21) Some new venture or trip is best started in the afternoon so take it easy in the morning and be courteous with everyone. Do not follow the ide as of a new contact Use own ideas CAPRICORN (Dcc 2.1 to Jan 20) You hare obligations to fulfill and should get an early start on them. but tin . tactfully Your mate could be in a bad mood In the momin# F,o — --I TS_.;.:'~-_ -T NN', ___________ cover. All the dirt had to be removed from Indentations so a small soft brush was needed. I used black liquid shoe polish to go over the entire cover for at., even look. I could not find such a spray as mentioned by Librarian but used a spray furniture wax with lemon oil. It gave Ju4it the look I like: a very slight gloss and It can be resprayed and wiped off to a gloss whenever needed. Friday, Sept, 21,1973-7A LECTURE SERIES For Area Projects DEAR READER — Bless you all. Your questions do cause me to get things done that III been put off for years. 1, too, had such a Bible and fitrnI the h,tr,ln., -..... ... ----Cat Visit cleaning it. Mine has an embossed sort of Imitation leather improvements Use more up-to-date methods for handling ~,our problems Strive for more harmony with friends I t!UL\ i 2) \u f!icIlJs .IIC Apt Iti pretty busy in [he* moining so get in touch with them later. Try not to involve yourself too much in the oroblem; of others Give advice only when aAed. SCORPIO (Oct 2310 Nov 2)) Moniina is not -- - - - enM tirns DEAR FATHER: Working with the handicapped is one - IBRARIAN VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 2!) Study what your true position is with others and then take the right steps to make ..................... started to work where I work. She seemed real friendly and alwa~s smiled &nd said hello when she saw me. 1 It's a big office, and we work in different departments.) I asked her if she hW moI and she said yes, so I askM her nSa h... ê. .1 I. .L.,I,... •. ii1n -. I t.nnlj4 a.. LJ 111 then she said she didn't like them all that much, so' I let flue is good to use when leaves need pasting together. during the morning Obtain the advice you need from a business expert Evening is pleasurable. LEO (July 22 to Aug 2 I) If you are forceful with others during the morning. you could alienate good friends, By using tact you get more cOocratiofl Take advantage of a good opportunity that comes your way she has a -gift from God" to teach the deaf, to pursue that calling. She will never regret it. PROUD FAThER an n---;;--.--,:----- - Even black ink could be used. Let dry, Spread a newspaper down, open book face down and use a clear acrylic plastic spray according to directions. Several th in coats may be needed but let dry between each coat, An all-purpose white striall t3ski at hand Later is fine for shopping, engaging in favorite activities and having fun MOON Cliii DREN (June 22 to July 21) Relegate financial affairs to the afternoon since you are not thinking very clearly DEAR ABBY: A college girl wrote that she felt she had Sit,'e To Get Funds ' ed to know how to improve the looks of th e worn lea th er cover on an old family Bible. I have worked in a public Iibrary for years. One of my Jobs Is to refurbish old books and I have had several old Bibles to do Dirt and dust first mist be removed. A clean surface Is necessary. out of warm water until it is nearly dry and I wring a cloth use It to go over th e cover. When perfectly dry 1 touch up the chipped or worn spots with a permanent color black pen, liquid shoe polish, results following Don't Permit others to lead you Into spending more money than you can afford, TAURUS (Apr 20 10 h13Y 20) Smooth out affairs at home in a most tactful way and morm harmony reigns (or the days ahead A new outlet is best started in the afternoon, Entertaininj at home tonight can b,c pleasant GEMINI (May 2) to June 21) Morning is not a good time for communicat ing successfully with others, so keep busy at By Abigail Van Buren - permissive producing matriarchy! .----- --- Water "•• DEAR POLLY - This Is to answer Noradream who want- whether with people or with impersonal conditions, Later are able to contact influential persons and work out a satisfactory arrangement (ox the future ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr l) If any home affairs early so that you can go out for the recre ation you desire with good Followr I1 ) on 'crift from God"to teach deaf -. - The Sanford Herald - the diy ts a I;me to take no chances in any way IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII0 III I 00. Home, Librarian Tells How Piefinish Bible I # (,,I(AIILjI uy UUL.[.) LL GENERAL TENDENCiES: The early part of 1. -r- s:rT HobbySholv POLLY'S POINTERS F~_91 ,_ — r' , V Friday, Sept. 21, 1973 FORECAST FOR SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1Q73 I - .— $ All 11I C4'Cl HAPPY HOUR 4.7 Two Drinks For The Price Of One anotea 14t wtvAltans a3$-Iz I 50 6 ~) ShemtoniwSanftxA Inn P4OTELS&MOT04 iA1 srvsc 14LSTAt(ROtjT( &4 SA'FOWO.rQR,DA Xs);) 4M I L - - �-'S SA— The Sanford Herald Friday, Sept. 21, 1973 Tk Bomb Warnin gs Dotti ng London LON[)ON All — On Station blackboards usually devoted to cellaLions, sudden strikes repairs, British and track commuters have grown accustomed to a more dire message: "POLICE WARNING: Letter and Parcel Bombs. Please take care opening your mail. If in doubt contact police. Do not touch anything that looks suspicious." On mornings after a big bomb, like the one that went off Thursday 4TI Uc TO Duties Abdication Charged TELL THE STORY OF Since the start Aug. 18 of the current spate of bombings, people whose job it is to sort the mail and look after packages have become understandably cautious. And jumpy. which the police regard as a good sign that their campaign to alert the public is taking hold. it I JOIN at an army barracks in Chelsea, the warning is blared from loudspeaker trucks parked outside the main railroad stations and repeated every half hour on radio and television. announcements of late train can- National News Br iefs I 1 rssJhIJJI.ra:*ij ALLENTOWN, Pa. (AP) The head of one of America's biggest newspaper chains has blasted the conduct of White House aides and charged the U.S. Congress has abdicated its duties in national affairs. a "The citizens learn that the White house has become a wat ehouse of horrors; that top presidential aides and the attorney general believed there was honor In burglary; that even after 10 years of tragic war in Souffic nmt Asia, there was still daily megatons of bombs falling on rural villages some on allies; that the vice president has come under criminal investigation. - "There is ample cause to reflect about the disturbed state of the nation." "Which Is Which?" DENVER (Al') — "if they put them all together I wouldn't know which was which, except for Catherine," says the mother of the Stanek sextuplets. Catherine is the lone girl among the five survivors. "I've only seen them once and, no, I can't tell them apart,"sajd Edna St.anek, 34, in her first meeting with the news media. fAf L "They're not too individual right now," she said Thursday. "They're very tiny. There are tubes and wires connected to them that are helping them along." "John's pretty lively,' she said. IN Sights Set On Ford 0 : k.7Kt:A i ER .' Bl(, FL A P OtcL Ft' ubtu iu at this ornithol ogical merchandise is able to take ing Its the weekly Bird Market in Brussels. Belgi u m, with goodl sarieti an display , !iANFORD, DETROIT (AP) — Tb# United Auto Workers, expressing confidence that striking Chrysler membership will give overwhelming approval to new contract proposals, set sights today on talks with Ford. UAW Vice President Ken Bannon said Thursday he Intends "to drive for a settlement at Ford just as soon as possible." SEMINOLE & VOLUSIA COUNTY Insurgents Fori officials have said privately they believe the company can "live with the (Chrysler) settlement." The Chrysler pact included conditional voluntary overtime provisions and a company-supported dental plan. MAIL THE Hitting Kompong Cham FANTASTIC PROGRESS '73 PHNOM PENI!, Cambodia camp half a mile north of the three despite two unsueyears (AP) — The Cambodian miii- dtys uni versity cani*ii It am 'tiioperations in in and (STY cwunand said Ktmw abandone d three weeks ago Rouge gumrs shelled three under strong pere from the 19'2 to dear a road into the area inside Xcsnxmg Chain insurgents, In South Vietnamn governWAY after a lull of set I A tp3omat in Phnom Penh repulseti an day3 said the government had inassault on an outpost in the teiligence rtports that 2,500 ntzai niiiis kAIIIJ v of l'he Iid%wgeids were rep*1ed mire Ktner Rouge had moved the attackers, the m1h. ~ng more trOW into the into the Korr4xwig ('ham area, tar command said.Saigon Four gov47 miles northeast of main of them from around ernment soidicrs were reported Vtinosn Peith. Kompong Thom i insurgentkilled in the battle six miles nor A spc*esman said govern- force at Kompong Chain was U,st of Kontum. ment forces continued to ex. estimated at 5,IJOO to 8QO0 men pend their area of control at the start of the battle, and Along the central coast, Viet arod the city *tudi a week there has never been any esti- Cong gunners ambushed an ao. ago was the scene of acme of the mate of the insurgents' lossm vehicle convoy with rockets and hardeg figbting of the CamKonipong Thom a provincial mortars as It traveled a1orig btwliari war. The trpe r- capital $0 miles north of Hum Highway 0 rthwest of Binh cIed a military eurra' Penh. has been stwrowided for Ithe, the command said. Rare Comet Coming ATLANTA, Ga. (AR) — If it measures up to expectations, the 1973 Kohoutek comet will far outshine the famous HaLley's comet of 1910. Astronomers at the Fernbank Science Center here and acientiaL' at observatories around the world are preparing to study the rare phenomenon, which may be bright enough to be seen In daylight. The Kohoutek comet, named after the West German astronomer who discovered It, will appear late In November and remain visible to the naked eye until mid. February. EDITION OF THE HERALD To your relatives and friends outside Florida 75 $ c Per Copy Postage Included 3 00 Hustler Falls Flat For Five Copies HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)—The Astrodome show business spectacular may not have proved anything In particular. Except that Bobby Riggs' hustle fell flat on Its male th,uvinist face before the onslaught of feminist Billie Jean King. Her straight set victory In tennis' Battle of the Sexes left some women ecstatic and some men thinking of excuses. When it was over, Riggs congratulated Mrs. King, a five-time Wimbledon champion who said the victory in the $100,000 winner-take-all production was her finest hour. Just return this order with the names of those to whom you wish the paper mailed. tI,u1Ii PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER Bangladesh World - Name UN Effort N e ws B Thwarted riefs UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. — Prime Minister Zulu. kar Ali Bhutto of Pakistan has barred Bangladesh from berslip in the United Nations until all Pakistani prisoners of war are returned home. Bhutto told the General Assembly Thursday afternoon his goverrlywnt would withifraw its rçposition to the admission of P-31WW's former eastern hah mto the world mganization "as .00n as all our piscer.s of war have been repatriated,' 1k specified that those Ivturned must mdude the 195 N)W5 that BrigIadesh wants to put on trial for war crimes (bJTiFig the December ml In. djaPakictan war that gave flan i,lade 5h its lr&pndenre 'hiria , Pakistan's chief Asian I 1 PROGRESS MAIL.A-WAY ORDER Name— —I Mailing Address City,., City — Zlp_ I AP Forces Are Expanding PHNOM PENH. Cambodia (AP) The Cambodian military command said Its forces in Kompcmg Chain are continuing to expand the area wider their control, but the Kiuner Rouge insurgents shelled three areas of the city Friday. Casualties and damage were not reported, - Experts Agree — No Crisis HOME( AP) — AnculturaJ is frtrn the five major wheat exporting countries agreed that there is no immediate prospect of a wheat crisis even though the world's export sxat i ts level in3)years. But the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization said the poorer countries were being forced to reduce their 1n ports because of the NO prlees, shortage of credit and expected reduthcn in food aft!. Opposition Stands .,, UNITED NATIONS, Y. (AR) — Prime Zulükar Ali Bhutto of Pakistan told the U.N. General Assembly that nM government will not position to the añnission of Bangladesh to the United Natici until th return of all the i'th1 Y!Wr ( . i3 LI) fyi war trim&a. Qnna Is beIieed certain to veto Bangladesh's U appIir opposed to IL Underground Mobilizing MEXICO CITY (APi President Sa.vador Allende c.',s that u1dr.rI.. d resIstonc 1i thr iUflt3 is rwlItht but is hard." Mrs. A&ndc a!ded tt time fltary coup that her husbaiid'sattesn$ to niake Chile odiljst dealt r lth 1r712r L# F fLt start thcefui elections, 7jiji therV I armed, well .sganizd people's arm). - ' - application for U. N. mem. bersliip last year and will continue to bk it as Icing as Pakistan wants that done. ikii4t ran Singh, alter hearing i)I-i-ih ttr4 -.1 it a crwe attempt to nibble at the agr;ement" India and Pakn signed Aug. for the exchange of more than 300,000 people displaced by the war. But SiiJi pre-u! ed nidence that PalL.tafl lAo u ld .ititde by the agrerm.entbecause It is no! in PailtiStAWN Interest .. to adopt • tUijç'" I rtnr't tjtJ fur the return of all the is' I)Ws from India except the W. H Additional list enclosed Additional list enclosed PROGRESS MAIL-AWAY ORDER PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER Name Name wtalIing Address_______________________________ Cit F - iiing Address zip State_ ft~ I Additional list enclos ed Additional list enclosed rx NO TELEPHONE ORDERS, PLEASE This edition will be distributed to our regular ditlonat cop1s rnny b' reserved by mailing a subscribers on October 28th. Ad. list of the names and addresses to whom the edition is to be mailed, along with 75c for each Copy, to the Circulation Department, 300 French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32171. BECAUSE OF ADVANCE SECTION PRESS RUNS THE DEADLINE FOR ORDERING MA!L AWAY COPIES IS OCTOBER 1st. Zip A BOLT FROM THE BLACK —Tall-building area of Seattle, Wash., is lighted up as lightning strikes First National Bank building. Space Needle is in foreground. Park Official Mak es Democrats Plea To Save Wekiva Considering By DONNA ESTES Herald Stall Writer provide a "cheap means of into consideration adequately, given to the fact sewage from transportation" while greatly Hill Palm of Glace and Had- Florida Hospital North may diminishing the purity of the cliffe admitted the interceptors include viruses. "Viruses can New LONG WOOD An appeal for river. He called the plans and plant are planned to meet flow and blossom Into primary the preservation of the Wekiva "short sighted" and an "effort needs to 1980, but Insisted as recreation waters of Central WASHINGTON (AP) — portlonal representation. River was made Thursday by to accommodate growth that is well that federal Law does not Florida," he said. Democratic party leaders seek All three actions already Walter J. Kenner of the state all too often inadequately allow the grants used for future were apto head off a divisive fight today expected, but Strauss' division of parks and regulated." Drummond called his growth. a as the party's reform cornadded voice appeared to be a recreation. pearance at the hearing nevermission meets consider new notice to diehards to on both sides The public hearing was County Planner Roger Neis. County Commissioner Greg "futile act" but added, required by the U.S. wender questioned the value of Drununond also warned that 7.5 theless he was going thngh guidelines for picking 1976 na- of the ideological struggle that he expects them to join the tional convention delegates. Environmental Protection a nine-month old environmental million gallons per day effluent the motions. S. compromise. National Chairman Robert Agency before $606,000 and assessment statement train the plant with 90 per cent Appearing to support the The commission, beaded by $1,911,000 In federal grants are prepared by consulting en- treatment will dump flS tons of planned systems and federal Strauss set the tone Thursday warring Hinford, when he warned the former Baltimore Counreleased to Longwood and gineers Glare and Radcliffe, solid undiluted pollution into the funding were Torn cilwoman Barbara Mikulski, Mtamonte Springs. whether the federal grants Wekiva annually and urged that president of the Association of factions to compromise. Strauss said the American scheduled two days of dixKenner said planned dum- would be used to alleviate pollu- the treatment plant be refined Florida Bass Clubs, a reproping of effluent into the river lion or to provide for future with land spraying and tumble sent-ative of the Spring Valley Public is "sick and tired of those cussions beginning today on on either side of the political rules-change proposals covered from the Altamonte Springs growth and if the impact on the weirs. Farms Association and Robert spectrum who create ill will in six regional hearings over regional sewer plant will Wekiva River had been taken lie asked that thought be hialtaway, a private citizen. where there Is none, exaggerate the summer. points of issue and controversy Although no actual ruleinakwhere there should be corn- tag was expected this weekend, promise, take cheap shots at Ms. Mikuiski, as she prefers to the leaders and standard- be called, hoped to create a bearers of our party.. .and use drafting committee to prepare reform as a tool to destroy mdi. proposals to be acted on at a l)ELANI) The Volusia waste collection and disposal. charter the council has the provide city-type services in the viduals, destroy institutions commission meeting in OctoThe measure, introduced by flower County Council Thursday .i,...i.a - - -. — " in •" " ' r ta's W A1iU, according W )CuVeu. ules R - Volusia Tax District Set - councilman Bill Scovell of DeLand, was strongly opposed by 05Cr 100 senior citizens from southwest Volusia who objected both to the additional taxation and the referendum-less method in which it was passed. William Keller, DeBary Public Affairs Council chairman, said citizens feel the1 should have had the chance to vote on the new taxation. Seovell said under the county Is, Treasury Buys Bills, yCIty_______________________________________ State n u B On M'101 1* tary Aides Se passed an ordinance, on a 4-3 vote, creating a special municipal services tax district for unincorporated areas of the county including DeBary and Deltona. Under the new law up to 10 mills property tax can be assessed property owners to finance police and fire protection, roads, recreation, drainage, street lighting, water and sewer systems and solid Mailing Address State The meetings this week. WASHINGTON (AP) — Cox contends that the tapes of spirators who want to cnange The court has before it ap. nine presidential conversations their guilty pleas support in de. U. S. Court of Appeals, having failed to obtain a compromise peals by both the President and are vital evidence for the grand tall their claims that L'iey were settlement of the White House Cox from U.S. District Court jury. misled by high government tapes controversy, returns to Judge John J. Sirica's order officials. The pleas had been the constitutional questions in that he be given the tapes to In other Watergate develop, filed last January by E. Howard the dispute. determine whether the Presi- rnents: Hunt Jr., Virgilio H. Gonzalez, Special Watergate prosecutor (lent's claim that they must be —Cox asked Sirica to require Eugenio R. Martinez, Frank Archibald Cox and the White kept secret is valid, that five Watergate con. Sturgis and Bernard I.. Barker. House notified the court Thurs. day that their "sincere efforts" to reach an out-of-court settlement "were not fruitful." ate C ts The court had asked a week earlier that the attempt be made. If the search for a corn. promise failed, the court had said, "This court will discharge i ts (lily of determining the conWASHINGTON ( All ) The Senate has That debate, v. filch cinfnttes today, Is trovcrsy i1li the knowledge soled to sharply limit one privilege of expected to center on attempts to stretch out that it has not hesitated to ex- military rank: the enlisted aide, the development of some expensive weapons plore the possibility of avoiding By a 73-9 vole Thursday, the Senate agreed systems, to eliminate some systems constitutional adjudication." to allow the aides —or "indentured servants" altogether, and to reduce U.S. troop com• An appeals court decision is as Sen. William Proxmire calls them — only mltments abroad. expected by Oct. 1, when the for the three highest ranks in each service. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, DMJIIL, urged Supreme Court returns from its the Senate not to let its emotions push the The action came as the Senate opened suiflniet lecess. nation Into another round of escalating the debate on a $21.4 billion weapons bill. Whatever ruling comes fromOn the arms race with the Soviet Union. top of cuts already ordered by the appeals court is expected to "We know shat se can do and they know Defense Department, this means the number be appealed to the Supreme aides will be reduced from the what we can do," Humphrey said, arguing for of personal Court. consideration of domestic needs before voting present 1,245 to 218 at an annual saving of In nearly identical letters, to speed up weapo ns development. $18.4 million, ('az and Charles Alan Wright, But others, led by Sons. Henry M. Jackson, White House consultant for the Prormire's amendment to curtail the 1)-Wash., and Strom Thurmend, said tapes cash', tcki (7,a r 'pea1.ez America should not b' 7,iI!M by program was only i, hldeiIht to the L! ! that they had failed to debate on the weapons-procurement U.S..-Soviet detente into lowering its military rcach a compromise in three authorization bI'J for the current fiscal year. profile. - J .1 1 LT fFtJi A pp eals Court Gets Ta p e Fi g ht - Speaking Thursday before a United Fund dinner in Allentown night, James L. Knight of Knight newspapers said: C....t......J 11..... _1.i property tax to provide municipal services to the unincorporated areas. He said there will be no levy the first year and over $600,000 in fee and permit revenue from unin. corporated areas will he diverted from the general fund to finance the new special services district, Erwin Gottlieb of Deltona said the special district taxation will mean Deltonans will be victims of double t.axatian since they already pay county taxes, "Deltona needs street lights, police and fire protection azid cleaner water but doesn't have With the new district the these benefits even though the county will be eligible to citizens pay high taxes," receive state and federal Gottlieb said. "Where does our revenue sharing funds to tax money go?" and advance private goals and personal ambitions." Strauss recommended the scrapping of the controversial "quota" system, more assurance that elected officials are included in party affairs and limits on the application of pro.- Federal B a n ber. Butadissidentcoalitionoflabor, southerners and old-guard Democrats was opposing the naming of a drafting cornmittee, preferring Instead to have the new rules hammered out by the full commission. Sterilization Extension G WASHINGTON jAPj - A daughters, aged 12 and 14, had government ban on federally been permanently sterilized funded sterilization of young wt thout hinkrstanding Noon Stock Reports s u 01' Stock Prices Rise girls and mentally incompetent the procedure. P4EW YORK (API women has been extended 30 NEW YORK (AP) - Stock day extending the Dow nearly da H5fl 1.1w LUt KikAim 74* 71 74 while new regulations to prices were higher tcsdi*y near 30 puints in unusually heavy The proposed regulations, Kayjwa U; I)'. 17', protect their rights are cit-cu74i opening with the news Thurs- trading. ,an co u'i i 14', published In the Federal Regis...., 17', 17's u lated for public comment. day that Federal Reserve day ' •KroW 714 KrIi4I S ter Thursday, would provide ' "' ii', ii, II), Hoard had purchased $150 mu. I federal protection of the rights L'qqM )S'. 3$ Am" 3$. iC'. 3$ 3$) ,, io ti e. s. e'. The moratorium was imposed of minors arid the mentally In. lion in Treasury Bills—a IIIOVC me. m.'. A,FC,In w. . ,, many onalysts viewed as the ,, Utc04' 7' ', ,', last July by the secretary of competent for the first time io'o,i r. ,&. __________________ ii'. 170 l7 AT&T c so sos. M4YI MM beginning of lower interest Health, Education and Welfare since federal support for ster. IS'' tS IS, 75'. ;• is'. CU4 Moø'IO es'# ci'4 144t d rates, '_.- a ' after a Montgomery County, fixation programs began in the fl't 73'i fl Mon"" ' '3's Cli 5.05, s'. The Dow Jones average of fl --PiIIiCO U', lii 41'. Ala., man charged that his 1930s. Ii • IL, IL ,at 011 )rn 71 industrials, was ahead a fracOinCotp IS'. IS'. IS. evi 74' 75'. 75'; (Ion and advancing issues led -CaroP 73', Perwy 73'. IS'. PIIn Co C.las.i. 35', )j, declining issues on the New II) lilt. Ill). chmaint Area Deaths ., P,oilP,4 3$'. 3$'i w CPWVIIff York Stock Exchange. 7j' 7$) 11$11 Itei laro Cc'cacoi Iii'. Ui'. flUHERI ADDINC,TON "By buying Treasury Bills, -- . $7'. $7', ,.• 1k is sun-iveti by his wife, comto ,•. WS 7914 Prod co" Ratato.' P XIs IV. XI C0.Cfl N'a 74% the Fed is pumping reserves Mary Addingten, of Faliston, ii • Orlta Ar it', , 51'RCA hiubt'rt Ii. ) • Adt1ingtn, p 511 ef O, 23 7). into the banking system, tii.ik1-aC?trn NC. ; a daughter, Mrs. James Si Revion 60% 0', e", 800 Santa Barbara Blvd. W. l 1$ ing loans more available and Kennedy, Sanford; two sons, 17'. 11 Rey" Ind 17'. &Pant Ill is'. 75', Sanford died Thursday night at Fitod in nm, , Roy C Cola interest rates a little cheaper,'' howard Adtlington, Sanford: Si R P EalArt ' - ' •. • •', Scott Lakeview Nursing Home. He 7', 1$10 " said Robert Stovall of Reynolds Pap I? and William Addington, 25 1' s' came to Sanford 12 years ago r..on ,,, ,,, ,,', s.. CO un Securities. Tallahassee; sister Mrs. Boyce MISSING PERSON — " '7" '7" F-ttne far A is'. mi. si'. 17', 17 17'. from Shelby, N. and was a South Co FIaPo* 3$', "We'll probably seea sympaPhilips, Gaffney, N.C.; nine Anyone with Information Sou Py 34" W 3l'i retired barber. rLaP*t. U us. U lie was a thetic reaction in the stock Spry P grandchildren and two great3Pi 53 53', roi concerning the whereaboFor" ss' ss'. ', II'. $5-, $I', Baptist, FordM ctC (Vi I) • 131, S td 5v-d nmrket, especially with the SWgrandchildren, of Sudie Frances Crocker, êi S 10.1 Cat "" 14" n-, • Tr 4 SIC! l"d prise factor of the purchase," U' $7', $7" -Gc'nr4c ;rankow Funeral Home is in 47. Ii '3 47, who has been missing tie said. char, c uf arrangements T?*3(O 3I6 II' • 31; Funeral Notice G..tP.smi since Sept, 5 from her job at , ii [Yr ii'. 11', 43'. Oi.tMot Brokers also felt that the 54, 51 44 Ranch House Restaurant, AODIP4GTON. HUBERT B.— me. i ii'. a,,, n', power of the rally In the peeIJMC OaPac fl, I) I) Hubect 0 A0O,fljt, 70. CO #0.) *, 3*'. 3$ should contact Detective E. -'-. Øjj44vr ', 71'. ii. 711. UnCarbds vious two sessions was sulSanta Ba,bars ftivci • Sanforj J. Hughes, Sanford Police " 3$', ,, ,,IjnO'l Cal t1'edThucs.daynios r' rifnth cr.,, II', II', 111-,-i ficient to carry the market T,hd 1%', II 1% • Departiiierit. She is SIt. 5 n. US St1 pay their rest-eels trom 2 9 p 314 II. 3I1 GacOm 7) n'. w. higher today without oubide 37'. P 37 tall; weight, 150 lbs.; 400V4 I$c(ulI tOday at Gramkow Fun,r, J7. 374 V4 )l' 34i 14'. Home (IS'. III'. Ill', *ei', Ct news, ur'erat -ervices ac.j medium build; with brown " Ir,IHary 3)', Wt71(M 33', bVtII W(( be in Faitfto.i. N The market was sharply WD. lii 31'i 71; 01114? 14 ', 35', 3%', 35 hair and eyes and brown IrOPap WOQØ0 p, , Gramlow Funeral Home n . higher Wednesday arid Thurs(15', 144. 144'. tharoe of local ,)?fjrfl', frame glasses, 17', 17', 11,10Xo. Cp �_____________ Friday, Sford Hera!d , Lookingf SNA Patriots Brantley-SNA Out For Revenge Starting Lineups Gridd ers For T Ic-fl ad at SK4 1 or ava1 by tl ci tr Steve MàcfaeL has memorks t tce kfi ee to tI azl Acadeirxy na I;.;.-:; *a.J ø4 hun b d they e Cdhcobc Th 2 checks with L* Herald E DA nrctr1y -a, Pairtq E p agethtw in t path ci enemy ___ ___ ___ _ c fact Eke yy to Cct Tbe ret ticc kic*s tZy 1u Iti Pete Vx He rffi.iz (t we d 4i- .d to the !s tearn t* _____at tbe Mk Bassiet at lIaracx ,J,vj of tt* Lake Wwetlty Pa a2Yft1 hopes to griddie çouzdas with s eiTis at Lr tti scxr a Ü!& kir to *t giard xbcc aktg with l7 cer and Weekend. ['i Fr. Fr d win be gvi the he ytar.- said t±r M ct who ad _______ hasid ci pthezzca hun tk yew lettermam dud W to do a a4 ci My a IR und it wt win play at f ___ ___ ___ ~ ---;--,- ;- -- T T Dew id sy r C G C Dà)4 Suv Iy 0$ 't Firi. a.nc -, WI 4$ , k! C'-i De.is Fl PA4ht Lawn -;-11. °z: ____ ____ ___ ___ ___ M.wly W-v ___ ____ ___ _ Va3t"v. -And we bare ot tbe cwrtt, to kt ___ mint 4 Jà t I really di't what W tbe Naval iz44 th the gr4 L expect" said t A cth wt 'á'd aboalt roole twy will cue _______ a rioty ci the to t (oo _____ speed n=ed well with p. Wid V. l pecik rdz hun -: thh ar h -._i ---,.., _'44 ________ Lea aoczypuwerrL= tatli ____ _ ___ ____ _____ ___ ___ Tftwfer at Pound fr Bo v t down one ci ttw goed ts I tt M. ___ _ ____ ___ Arpfli, was credited with a fine performance by Pu bead cch. pounds 1XtI Wt or r X. t dfe d&b bxr t f the Lry Ibi. a l p'm f cers iniithe fd gt! Wxt.afl c speed to tk Ac&my at t hVht *. with jimt baliC Mket Baett Batt Tbe Middie will be txis2,nd by thead- áckwth si and i a ci j _______ ___ _____ -. Tt* -— ght III He zed that tbe Patriot tfit ii win -t Ve thecngstruggleasa te ci t 44 fore. __ _____ IXew 1z ______ k*tw _____ : ! _____ ____ ByJRichards ~7 siv"y the Pa and Robert IJA5L Win Herald Sports Editor A . t - - W any glary. We learned that as a youth, and it s served us well for some time now. Anyway, - z = 12 7.. 'llIr - - - - - will u - -. -.- - . - . -- . -. . - - -. . -'% - :.:- - - .._._1-'4-~-_1_Z.~__Z~ _---.-iL:-~l',~~-----.,:~~:--..,ilI r . - - _._- _____ - ~~ ____ _--__ . - - ___ _- -- -_____ _____ -;. =_ -=- _-,-~~, -~11--- = - - ._ -- - — - _ g_ ~- ___ = t ~--= e F'OR JONES ninoleJV Defense 'jjf (Herald Pbotob J Pchards 1 noy. Flournoy was rated a first string Prep All-American by "Letterman" magazine. He is judged as the best returning offensive center in the country but his forte is playing the role of defender. In last year's campaign the Gainesville senior was inonan amazing 2l2 tackles ln ten ball games and forced f - -- th eir Initial win of th e young season. Th e lions have showed an outstanding defense. in bo th th e preseason jamboree and last week's "heartbreaker" with canlord, during six quarters of football, the opposition has yet to score on an offensive play. TheOiedooffensehasaLcofailedtogetthejobdone Ofli) unit in those same six quarters did (hi) store Quar terback Greg Wash in gton rumbled over 50 yards to go in against Lakeview in the jamboree Last %CCk the Lions'"beat themselves" es" with fumbles and penalties. Washington again will start in the backfield along with John Jackson and Tom Severt. Washington's favorite recei v er on offense and mainstay of the defense, Jimmy Riddle has been bothered by a leg - .. . - •.- -.- --.. • . . 1 -. q .- ., ,,. -- ' . , : - 'lul..•-.-_-._.•. • " .- - - I— _31. . 4 . - INIMUM LYMAN VS. LtLAND -- Stops s 1 1 - y 30 8 es ' b . - ., - __-rd 5" !r--Z n~_1Ifs C-41jr Ir -1 the fL-!;' had RW Jun' 'vanity ciened their were AM in the hail 'arv' wf#,i RWW Last M& an siornrLhM the foarlb Period l ess Lana positive rote however the final stanza tube Inv 8 tunes for 32 yards and Mi1bsi. IrI , a N V times for 23 yards, 1'kfernIy for the locals 1~' - the irzi" ' Ovuesl by a a* wxy for 9* ionl ,tb nose man Alan McGill -dWa ,.. CS, and for - tb, iies Inper1ence the tcalm tvv -. I M- RB,L,.-F__ wee ttampered Prior to the 1 squad ~,,e Baicr d~_j a I" seven unasssted ta±i" A f~lr % as an actf-4nplicz Ln w;ffaj, ir prior to i tuu- i _ r - -•.• 7~k-.Croll szarwra, 9~" 41W 119 his f" a tauchdowiL Oriando upmd u:&I the lotart-h U kdW qUW.ff W. 4M the dyA. _-_ L__ r.11M , _ marted to get twd an The Sadord sophonwre was hurt 00 an end M'eP PL3y and c=w out of the pde wo a k - _______________ - - -- - County's . - ui utime ,• ~-7 ~ _b j g Tri,a •. - ___~ a olctjis ' I ytsterday by owm several piayers wh Nfri -.:. n the to the rsdy i1) % - QB ,Jvhri S.J "P hitting 3 cJ j '- jsipe tort has been held up for same .q.==& 7hr Athk!tic As. aenals for 22 yanh aW sut. W spabsunan however kn*ed twu itareptjogs glat both TT4 f j e muld me t we the boys became bxw~m.J t'- 1 : ng in thea cJas with J will traw' to DaTt Tonday for Lbeir coded No the Huc,j-jftffS which Is xttchded for a 7- p.m. tickfit --- - . - request 4- a sdrml. +9-~_*y - = BABY TRIBE WARRIORS REST rna.-up, ots eleven that almost Will aiaSt week against favored Fort Mets i " vv'*t a. .. atk-UP - .-1t -% -~'~ -, t"- - a - 4 route for the Pats. Gilmartin Calb the Cmtmt at 26.6 for tjX pats, while Geiger and Cherwa also go i Brantley Bunch at )-7 J J '- r and 21-8, IRL\IT I }'K.EP % S. \Ft twiFloridaChristian School LS ' j . - -- ame ' sleeper • aiuuu.j iav 3I Lull Ruby and they have his Samb wwrieeL They also have the Peerlm Prognostkatm taki a after mucti soui ssing. aawa, biess iiim still doew't see the Prepsters as the U-c re but Ii (or fj (j - ~ e m mn eve- tt4t UKT9I a dly9 i" 'In title. Pacv. Rr Cubis Aft avre bac,k. while Richards and Gilmaitin &Lw go wiffi the 3'1 L12 r(pPCt1iCl PIUIIC! ar I ' r I Lea~ a - ' -- •-------------. :, : • v-y . a,' - A f I .1 I. - Z, a Boom WA . Doyle has - Is : I is 76 77 497 i 75 77 .49.1 1 75 78 490 i' 73 79 .480 3 varsity promotion parade, along with Steve Von Zabern, ho with Odegaard came in among the top ten Tuesday against Melbourne Central ___ - - (L now - _____ --• Catholic, Montverde, Lake highland and their own varsity. Rich Brown b also sla ted to run with the varsity today, said Coach Tim Praay. Bill Ross, the Middies number two man, is out for this meet with a strained lower back F - musc!e, but is expected to be back in competition soon. However, Ken Dettman, who runs number four, will be out i I I : q I I .. - ed his twtting o .1~1 , Z i%erag from 238 In 272 v the t ii games, ~ r- &WB~ ,, er t. __9 1 > . — - --I- __j for a longer period of time with ligament strains in his left knee, lie is expected back in bout a week. The Middles will be counting n the strength of top rated PP - r j Kenny Evans, while Tim j - 'GET IT GOING IN THERE' JONES junior varsity star back Bill Oliver gets first half instructions to start his team's offensive attack, stymied for two periods by a tenacious Baby Tribe defensive effort. The Junior Tigers got rolling in the second half and took the game 30-8. Kleine, Brian Parker and Rick Van Antwerp make up the rest of the seven-man varsity crew. The Saints are led by Sanford distance ace Thad McNulty, over their 2.5 mile course. Tuesday, the Middies go against Lake Brantley and Oviedo. SHOTS" 90 63 .588 83 70 .542 7 Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco 94 90 Saturday's Games Baltimore at Milwaukee Bostonat Detroit California at Minnesota, I New York at Cleveland, N Texas at Kansas Citv, N Oakland at Chicago, N - - caine in the Greyhound opener competition to come from courses were 2.0 and 2.5 miles. V hen they were the best of 10 Oviedo, Winter Park, SeaThe Colonial course is mostly team.s In their last meet the) breeze, and Mainland The fiat winding around the school, came up with a perfect score of Lyinan mentor feels that the the parking lot, the track l5in a three te1iin contest with oeralldepthandexperienccof around the football field, and Lake Brantley and Apo pka his team could be a major "anvwhere else not men- worker" and also believes that IV other five harriers will be Toin Herron. Dennis Burns, W illie Smith, Glenn Otto, and Jim Donaldson. All the startcrs previous varsity CX periencv. Donaldson picked up SALE — Socks Reg I210-$1.So Tcnnj Balls -9 Boys Shorts Skirts Req. si9OO-i9 Stuff Tennis Hwy 17-92 next to Jim Spencer's Restaurant In Brief By ALUMINUM The Associated Press ................................................................... SHEETS BALTIMORE f Al') - Italt mort, moved redULT(I their "magic number" for clinching Also running for Lyman will the American League East title be transfer s!udent Mark Bous. to four Thursday by defeating quet. In his last meet Ilousquet Detroit 9-0 'im P Ii fired will hurt his performance. In balliwerItold, - 30 pci. more than in 1962 FOR training put forth by his entire team h as added to the team as "ell as iiulividual success. opener W ) tlCt ilr( is suffering from a foot injury but Huggins doesn't believe it We Had AOaf 1941, 15 I million te-nn.s bporTS that he Is a "determined hard the etri amount 1)1 distance A light-hearted look PASSING Tennis and at its history _______________________ i 74 79 484 16 Howiton 78 - 90 'i" " . A lana i3 . .Diego 54 99 Thursda s (tames Thursday's Games Chicago San Francisco 7, Cincinnati California 6-3, Texas 4-8 1st Philadelphia 6, St Louis 5 , r hut 13 innings New York 4, Pittsburgh 3 13 Baltimore 9, Detroit 0 innings Kartsas City 10. 0jicago 3 Im Angeles 5, Atlant;a 3, 12 Only gamesscheduled innings Friday 's ak] ii '11.41 ( . OIuUi t-i) aiilflflt \loritriai Hogu s 9 3) it (lii California (Hand 5-6) at rago (Hooton 13-14) '.' f)I a Texas UClyde 4.61 -; Pittsburgh ii(t5uwhIi(uIassJ-o)a(1ew Ilostou Moret 11-1) at 1k- York (Seaver 17-1;, N St. Louis i Wise 13-12) at Chicago (Kaat 14-13) at Kan- Philadelphia ( Ruthven 6 sas City Busby 14-15), N San Francisco W'Aqulsto Baltimore (Alexander 10-8) at amll Barr 11-15; at San Diego Ii sriu u(( anipion5.), i(ru19l6andJones5..5),2, N f This afternoon at 4 p.m. the expected to compete. asset and will help them to at Lyman cross-country team puts All the teams in the Metro least defend their title of first their undefeated record on the Conference are expected to runner-up. line, in the Colonial Invita- compete along with Titusville, This will be the longest course tional. Daytona Mainland, Seabreeze, the Hounds have run on in the The Greyhounds looked Astronaut, and Oviedo. still early season. It measures iii' in their first two 2.6 miles from start to finish. In Iluggins looks for the iiiain the pr io,,.s two gie ts outings Their first i, Ictor) ilie faorite for the hounds b senior Kenn), Duncan who in his 59 out ngs has sd Course 64 .584 412 two records both times. According to Coach David Huggins, the 77 .503 17 Fu(ve&s is 82 .4il 22 - &9) ukm - . National League F.ast W. I~ pct. G.B. W. I- Pct. G.B. 90 62 592 - Pittsburih 83 69 546 7 New York 80 72 .526 10 Montreal 75 8 490 351 St. "2 80 .474 18 (Ilic,igo I 56 .438 231-i C17 Chicago - Gr" knocked in tht otW me*.d -te (UtWt after Thm&y climati 7, 4 aW Im AngeW beat 1AUin* I%Hv - r"Is w1th ~4-iln herners , ---- int, AM am (Herald Photo By Cindy Flanders) West Oakland Kansas City i hitting Icith a rurm " ,Nlilwaukee Cleveland a' --. _# , shown enough improvement for varsity status leads the junior - Lr Lyman Harriers At Colonial Ne w York - m ymt MeU. Or dom't hke 71w Mets we one4WI game P Jfrl- Piratr Or lxLck ci (l fron.runnmg • ckjg thiree i' got to believe that The third-place Montreal baseCgo tft ree socneone is waktdq~ Over us." Expw 5-4 kwn to the mcigo time& no W infiiellder Wayne Gat - Cubs rett "and I hope He stays St. Louts Cardinals, who Philly second dropped a " decLjim to the '• kurw what they had for breakfaSt this Monling. -im for the Tallalas&€- based (ier. i--'L j yfttv ganies Separate the Outhit Chic3p 117 but threw rr' 'I I W 'Ii thrt,. t r - - The game should be a low scoring affair, taken by the team that makes the least mistakes. Tin. utber startet in the Oviedo backfield Is flanker Bob Merchant, who doubles on as a defensive back. The Lions OffeflSl%e line led by Greg Thompson, Kevin Creeden, Dale Wasson, Jimmy Stamps, Jimmy McGreggor and Alan Watts need to do a better job of "getting off the ball." Against the Seminoles, the Lion's running backs had very few holes In which to run th rough. Clennie Patterson, Doug Weaver, and Jay Becker defensive specialists are expected to be in th e starting iiu iiore Itoston defense. Offensively Wagner praised halfback Ahin Sweet and quarterback William Guy, who according to th e coach can throw extremely accurate passes inside the 30 yard range and occasionally get off a long bomb Tb flantanms ( en tJ'tit season Saturday at 10 iiii t Sanford Memorial Stadium agairst the South Seminole Junior Bantamns. The following week they are again at us the nation's number two squad from last year, the Pine-castle Bantarnn3. By H(ThARD SMItH - - a bOmebOdy must Love Us4f I sp-end 14_3?S fo. a Ivrc- to pughIiy ro __ - rushow Carw urfr Ned Rain o-, f II , . ,,-.o r a doom American League linebackers Kevin Kirkpatrick, Chris Pulver, Mark Gorry (Herald - _.- -. -A.- - . _f-I -- LQ LIA wm slighttly, outYRR15 itrwed in that tatek-m-Y by the * - AXI rwd . -- . -- - it -I- - - . - George Smkamch (96) and Leroy Martin (24) Meyers Cypress Lake. It %ill bi- the navy's er Richards ma.mtair the Pats are a-, 11 . , I __ Ici ?' LAKE BRANTLEY v. Middies take on I ~__ _ _.~ —- ~ _____ ------ - I ____ caery _ - V - - - Led by fullback Rich Peach, Rockledge led late in the first half. The fact they only gained 18 yards iii the second half, while losing th e ball six times on fumbles, sealed their lineup again. Coning off a poor record last year, Wagner's squad has improved with age and has all new coaches. Last season the Sanford squad officlall) Called the "Sanford Junior Bantamns" but dubbed the "Vikings" by the kids themselves, managed onb a tie in seven decisions "This yea r we plan to at least break even and we are setting our sights on the Walt Disney World national chawpionship game,' stated an obviously optimistic mentor. Wagner does have some evidence to support his high hopes for the 1971 season The "Vikings" defense held their jamboree opponents to negative yardage and the longest pla against mcm wasI....f mere Wee yards. __________ - .- W Naval Academy cross country runners have promoted a trio of junior varsit y harriers for :tth (TTtoday' d'ul u county rival Trinity Prep at 4 p.m. at the Saints' home field. Steve Odegaard, whose tine in last week's Greyhound Opener and tour way meet has The Raiders. fell apart last week and were upset b - . - 'j'. s upset win over Bisbop Moore set Big Eight wags ' talking about the superiority of their bottom dwtsion over the darklxirse Metro candidate, but we still see Lyman, one of the 'iet.ro low's powers Wifliung (leTwa covers tht lJounds calls it m7 for his team. Richards also gives a big edge to Lyman, by 2414 score. Both Geiger and Gilmartin see closer scores at 15-14 aM 9f1-14 rt'tivnl', 0. Injuries to a pair of Sanford column for the first thnesince they have been in the loop. Coach Ed Wagner of the Sanford Junior Bantamns Pop Warner Football team feels very optimistic about the prospects for the coming season which opens Saturday at . 1 , Jones JV' 5 S * ol 17 turnovers. His efforts caused him to be nominated for honorable mention for the All-South ern squad. Seminole head coach Claude Woodruff was not pleased by the performance of his charg es against a smaller and supposedly weaker Oviedo club. Immediately after the game last week the tribe grid boss gathered his players under the goal posts and chastised them publicly; someth ing most pleyers are cs'rtin not to forget f' some time. Wdruif vod to run inykidy oft the field"' that dd not want to perform the way the Seminole coach wanted th em too. The former Winter Park JV mentor backed up th e words with action this week. The first movement was to promote sophomore Mark Whigham from the JV team to th e varsity a I a a iuOtu Vs • an uJCon'iIefh a bolster ac SanfordA oai.e Al though the Seminoles look ed good In flashes gaining almost 200 yards on the ground, they suffered many mistakes and crippling fumbles; enough to bring the net yardage to a mere 99 yards. The Seminole air game was even worse. Signal caller Brent Carll went 0 for 9th th e passing department and was sacked twice and had to get rid of the ball several (lines to avoid more losses. The Fighting Seminoles are opening their second Big Eight season tonight and are hoping to break into the win Pop Warner Grid Season ~ ~- _.- -- ---- Middle Harriers Meet Trinity Sanford Bantams Open ~. =__~._ - --- ___ -T, "- - injury, but he should be ready for this evening's game. -' -•-... -- 9= , Oviedo Lions Invade Rockledge Tonight - . Tribe, 47-0. Lee Gei&r goes for the shd-aut route, too. bya42-ocounL John chw calls t at UNWELCOME COMPAIW - - 1 44-6 a wi n, w hile Danny ,. - L' put up a stiffer front this time on the defensIve aRich rds h th P l - - _ -. ~ _ _M._ - ,-- - - - - - ~. i~~ - ~- ~~ __~ _ . 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I t'agi Ui Gairesvllie club thurrped the tribe by a 5(.A .ware, Both teams emerged from th eir season opener last week w.th victor ies. Gainesville routed Intercity rival Gainesville Eastiüde 3'-O and Sanford squeaked past Triple A Oviedo 2.0. The Purple Hurricanes are on explosive team with a wall I .A offense U A I extremely a I uaai can go u)• land ianu or air and balanced that effecti ve with eith er. The Gainesville squad has their sights set on another Big Eight ti tle and playoff ber th along with anotIr unbeaten regular season to boot. One particular standout that would be worth watching this evenin g at Florida Field is 'Cane center Melvin Flour- - •Z- -4 VI By DAN GILFIIARTIN Herald Correspondent - -- www"Pq __ ........- - . Ill b - - - i _ . 10 Tri e Treks To Gainesvi*Ile Marty I'll, -k- - -_ _____ --=----- - quarterback. Cleveland has the honor of leading two departments in the Metro, lie is the leading scorer with 18 points and the no. 1 receiver with 5 receptions for 139 yard Close behind Is CostanUne's favorite target Torn Gooch who hauled in four aerials for 64 yards. This week the Orlando Touchdown Club voted Cleveland as Back of the Week. The rest of the offense will have Glenn Hill and Mike White at the tackle positions. The guards will be Charlie Meeks and Brian Stroup. Fred Human will continue with the centering duties and Matt Leslie will be at tight end. The Lyman defense will have Rodney Dowling and John Porter at the defensive end shots. Alan Wheeler and White will be the defensive tackles. like last week Copeland will have as his linebackers Jeff Clayton, Hill, Paul Kelley, and Jerry Human. Rounding out the rest of the defense will be Ed Callan and Travis at defensive back and Al Latimer at safety. Rookie Coach Jim Firton, who coached the Mainland Freshmen last season will probably start Steve Blair at qu arterback Ili,, fav o rite target will lx' Stanley Harris. 0 . ... , aixi Flournoy - Both Richards arxl Ovieclo corrixmdent Le Geiger are at 2-2 after the first week, both Richards "b and Brantley tilts. iS -tr- - 1. -_ . break an 8-8 deadlock and turn it into a 30-8 route. (Iferald Photo by Cindy Flanders) _______ .- ffing all mnty '' ,_ W,.wv ai LLVd, WOO didn't believe our rePts on the Trinity Prep Saints missed that one and Is 3-1 Can ',ixi believe he's still tking the Saints to lose' Shame, sln J&J 1 ---- (9) and Dale McQueen (45) put pressure on the Baby Tribes passing plans during their tilt Thursday night. The Jones team came on strong in the second half to -----------.% - Expected to start in the other backfield positions will be Al Cleveland and Terry Travis. Bob Custantine will be at - __E= -am unofpredJctmasuyewinnewben S scurecard. correctly - _______ -- iS progixticatoi'? Danny Gilmartin came 'in with a - - jiuS IUCIIAItDSO • at the ends, Bob . ___ BABY TIGER PASSING GAME GETS PRESSURE '& 1l,- ___ .- ___ _____ Moore 13-9. Again.st Colonial the Hounds used their ground game effectively and churned up 188 yards. Tonight it won't be that easy with the major ingredient in the Lyman ground game, Art Oliver, injured, He is suffering from a strained knee which he acquired during the battle with the Grenadiers. In that game he took hold of the Metro rushing lead when he accounted for 144 yards in a 11 carries including a 80 yard ID run from scrimmage. Head Coach Dick Copeland does not plan on using Oliver unless injuries to his other running backs deems it "absolutely neccessary." Copeland plans on using n'wrm.'r Raleigh Blake in his-; pla a - '1 his will ix' hil:ike's first griahrn gama' thr; seaso n 1 0 As a matter ci .—.., Stanley gained n sal lctor Q54X1WI it lit yards 4W.3Ui than '1the entire Cywrs, Lake (mc-k)e spots. . . ndt oa bapply atatet IAnebaCklng will be done by Craig Davis, One ' the Ft je's the . D.-T11 Artt and Craig Davis win man - (tre deferisiw halfback pcmltloits along with ste , Dut Cited Ut outstanding performance at Hargis and 1m Kemp at the $ who PiaJdai7area3Avtgame Ttissche1ledtobeginat8:oop.m. cn out th teti or eies'en" tackles. i at Lyman VieW, which is serving bff performers ment woed by Lit Brm*bey as the Patriots borne field In the aunce o fa VA bead we Bob Cb= on defense slug with Forest City stadium, __ SNA win Bwme %J ____ sbwgmac w tv4 pwea t wØs at the tiaI pulled a major upset over formerly no. six ranked Bishop tWough imt sal tkrew Ut quarterback Duty. for a los.s The c(Jensfve backfield will open with Stanley Ra'cv quarterback Hy Stanev. a at quarterback, Mike Laws and Jeff Harninoj 'sw'J r: u- .x f-x u-, a ujwy 1.. trst !trii L' Fu11aw ________ - Win Lmxs." said Duty." espiecially in L~x- thwd -but I boneWy don't have too m:Kh of an idea of ç.z1er witn we fwnbled a few times, killing wbatkialdgaznekl will be. Wel just have togo drives " ari5 1Vi t lard " i Middxs squad was nat bat by the C)Wess Lake outra. byad434mt;ascoreacfjp Pants of fact irtbaiesj a fumbk in the Patriot's Va1eino and his etiargea intend to seek revenge cxii ne smg a safety and making the dif for. in a l$-14 final Dat inter to start Steve Hargis and Robert The other "big mistake" was a missed Hobgnod at the ends for the Pats along with Bob asszgrwnent by a Brantley LUierraan the at- CirndMarty Williams atUtepositMms. te'd two çxnt cuwersian Ibat voaM have Guards Andy Atranoo and Gene M'IPIIer gx'en the Patriots a tie ball game. a3o with regular center David Snthth will %e called a sprint out a' id Duty,- round ou the offensive line. and the pus; awld have gone except for one man &cpliln has recently recovered hun a knee a block, and a ens player c in jury and is not at full speed aithg ( ___ ___ El First C1IERWA Herald Correspondent Tonight at 8 p.m. the Lyman gridders will get their first look at the highly touted wishbone offense from an upset minded Daytona Mainland on the Bucaneers home ground. Both teams are coining off Impressive victorys. Last week the Greyhounds trampled Colonial 34-33 and Mainland ____ The si taie r*c&,d petd Lo the £&i &te wh Zbe thit ci Rhett a ser 14 pd atkMe wbo is grwed w good m e h t win Lt the A tkuwvr ci a r.k tget Mike WII wb played at Lbe u1 go for the AJ I b to t& aI tIhn ., 170 pound çfarxwr ts pb-zrzfly tcz cr tt !afl aid is y the non quay e S'4 Coady Prep 1ctalL Tbe Patrs o havr two ci jari actc 1 bd ____ t Ft. Myers Cyrzs Lake a- Uy b$ W1 11, 11 Y JOHN David Arneu Steve Hargis wtx were atsu for fir Iwo-way Jols. ( bat Wben edodoIn order to ' prepare f or the ela.th wi'b Seminole Cowgy rival Cob Bill 1)317 ci U Lake Bcanliey Patriots Sathwd Naval Academic Duty stated that he L! satisfied nth the perfonnarce ci his wuad in really dido know that rnnct aixiut then and Zbeff initial contest at Fort Myers lag mwir- 7be intended to Stay with thetadt4•1 utilized Pats head man has only o ressaticin and la week.. that CU1CdT3 the dantatge nature ci s outfit. "i heas be usa e new boys this year We could have w the ball game wveral __ - r, . By DAN GILMARTIN Le $.e.n,, Ctrrspondeat 'jAe, !J&t *èU ____ --:'.- ...---c-.,- ,' Eleven Without Running Bac k Art Oliver Hound it ______ an ___ I Gridders Meet Tonight Middle ____ riiy, €pi. 21, 19i'3-3E3 The Sanford iiernd Ili$ - w riik t)oii It is br ullit lid four 'SIn 'Its and stole three Orioles, USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES C I EACH IDEAL LINING Y Fit Between Studdinos and Rafters) NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGIJN CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL OR ROOFING or INSULATING at lAr. Angeles (Osteen 16-10). nr. Only gamesscheduled Saturday's Games tittsburgh at Montreal St. Louis at New York Chicago at Philadelphia The Coloni. I be the largest meet in the number of tetims competing so far Uuis ) were invited and most are 4e 1 'an1arb Weralb 300 N. FRENCH AVE at — - --- PH, 322.261 1 �4B-ThcSanford _ Fri Sept.973 Legal Notice Legal Notice RESOLUTION NO. III British-Irish Lead Legaujjij Legal Nctii iNVI rATION TO RECEIVF BIDS SEMINOLECOUP4TY EMPLOYEE FICTITIOUSNAMc OROUPLIFI& NOTICE Iher,bygvenffiatjm IIEALTHINSURAI'CP e'3 in bvsirn at OkI4hOI The Board of County Corn. St.. P.0, Eon 52, Oviedo, * SEMINOLE COUNTY EOARD FICTITIOUS NAME OFADJU$TMBNT NOTICE IS hereby U1YVfl IP3f WV NøtIc.c oz ,- t.tec Hearing 4CC engaged in buSinesS 41 Notice Is hciety given that the North t V2. Casseiberry, SeminoIC m.slcners and flu, Covnly l. County. Florida under tt* ficlitious &.oard of Adjustment "iII conduct County. Floriøo under the ICtI?iOu$ 1M'ROVEMEHI OF A PORTION surance Advisory Committee will name 04 CANTERBURY FARMS. ptblichearIngtoconsiderapproy4ng name of JACK'S GLASS SHOP, and OF SANFORD AVENUE MOM ITS Bidx an the Office and fPIaI I Intend to register said a Speciat ExceFtion n n Mt In- that we intend to register said name INTERSECTION WITHFFIRST of receive the Clerk of Circuit name with the Clerk of the Court, dustrlaIZofleforwatchman'strajle,. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. STREET NORTH TO THE NORTH Court, P0. Drawer C. Sanford, RIGHT-OF WAY eminoIe County, Florida In ac on equipment yard on the following Smincla County, Florida in ac LINE OF Florida. m) later than t20° noon cordance with the prov,tions of the described Cordance with the provisions of the MERCURY COURT, A DISTANCE Friday. October 19, 1973. on the Fktitiot Name Statutes, lo-Wil: OF APPROXIMATELY W ( ICHEIIOSE'41e55NISOOf Fictitious Name Statutes. To-Wit: 1.100 Group Insurance Program for all Section S.O9 Florid Statutes 1957. F 192.3' In Sc?Ion 73 O53oE. SectIon IaS.OV Florida Statutes 1957. LINEAL :EET. AND PROVIDING eigible County employees and their s Elszabeth Ann Marinello Further cecrjbed as East from ti 3: Jack Kanner -- ' 1 dsint understand these nird Gaflacher of SUand A BCOST U I I 1IIEREOF $ N & P PAGAINST OP E P THE T O9ntd at 2.00 F.M.. October 77. 1E T S5 South on Uryant Road I 3 of mile Publish: Sept. ii, 71, 71, Oct. 5. 1973 golf scor but one thing is pa the Rrith hits Uad to OWNERS. 1973. in Mteling the Board of County Corn- SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING opproximattey 150' behind Chase DET 41 misthn Room, Setnd sure-i hate to lo." a lead that looks sensational Ofl AND ZONING COMMISSION FerliIIzer Plant, WHEREAS, the City Council , Floor of The Cour1tuw, Room The words we the City of Attamonte SprIngs, 303. Sanford, Florida. Notice of Public Hearing This public hearing will be held in uttered by paper but uId dioIve rn Floda, deems II advissbte tO VC The Planntng and Zoning Com the County Committion Chambers All companies l?erted In mission of Seminole County, of the Court House, Sanford, CITY OF LOPIGW000, mtersect with FirS? S'rr North pn Specifications. empIoy hearing to consr recommending P.M. or as soon thrI?er ' TO WHOM iT MAY CONCERN: team after an amazingly (fljfl Notice of Public Hearing four ierry Court, a distance of 1.100 bud sthrt in the biennial match. Stch fouomein which the of Inquiry to: The County In lAgrlcultur,to PUD (Planned Unit lIneal feet. The curbino is to be Seminole County Bard rance Advisory Committee, Post Development) on the following es wch have heen dominated NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 04 Adjustment crete and the street is to be tix Ott ke Drawer A.. Sanford. Florida, parthers hit aitente shots the City Council of the City property: By: Jack Syme, Inh(6')Intececk base with a ..t 37711 PlanspecIlications. employee Longwood, Seminole County, Sction277130. The5' nf the SC ChaIrman years. Florida, that said City Council will measuring twenty lout feet (71) in be available no earlier tnan Sep fourbaIl cntcsts. Thc underdog Brith and AND EXCEPT the P W ror a County OFT dth from the Inside 04 the cUrb; uI temwr 74, 1973. The Board 04 of changing the zoning clatsilication Irish team shot to an indie The conttst reach rd on the north side i cli. accordg to ptans, speciflca.s CntyCommiuionewiiIhavefin.Maintained therf; 04 the following described properly: and estimates on tile with the City al approval 04 all Bids and may A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF A IT AMO N I E 4 lNG Ft.OR:D?. PROVIDING FOP Golf Cup Battle LegalN Legal NotIce Legal Notice ITYOFALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLOP1IOA N.ticeOEPuPlIlcHIlriflV MAY CONCERN TO WHOM n by the City Ntic it i'eb CouncIl of tte City of Altamonte Springs. Ftorida, that s&d City council will hold a publiC hearing (al To conside, annexation of the Icitowing described property lying and being In Seminole Colt'. Florldi. to wit: South IIOIee$ of S"tof E¼ of NE'1 ' NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN zoning classif'catlon of C-Pd Corn merclal, N.iohborhood DiStrict to the undersigned, pursuant to the Notice is hereby given by the City "Flctstiout Name StCtute' Chapter Council 04 the City of Altamonte Isdncrlbed In the zoning ordinances of the City 04 Altamonfe Springs, Florida, to wit: Ordinance No. 271 and as amended and Sup with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. in and for Sfminole County, FIorldC, upon receipt of proof of the publication of this notice the tiC titiOu name to-wit: GREEN BROTHER5 ROOF ING COMPANY , Amcans are wailing at that sthge tei usually come The scorc•was 5' points t the .kmericans were Uir element in the head-t head matchet BritLch cre anzed too, . - , ._i The Ryder . ¶- donated b' . i! ii..t emerge trtitiphant frotit a day wor y ( Americans 15 out of 19 times. of go against such s Jack Nicklau Ie Trevino and British have won only th - Billie ltggs' next big a good day sening but ecthcle my Paszadena, Calif., while Billie got the breaks It was me." Mrs. King didn't budge an Jean King is just happy to have -. ...'e ii '.'.'et..;i..,Ji; .-..- Bobby Blitzes -:;r. ;r,d ' "lit tt! * (ri': .'1U --' -, - "- , • Action No 7)1115 C wherein 1973, at 4:30 p m., or 5 SO FE OF PAL NATIONAL MOP. therMfter as possible, at which time 'OTCrC'ST(d . Ø,.,J "i:rns for organr . p'- King made her entrance on a carriage, borne by four muscu- Planning and Zoning Of the Cut' of Altamonte Springi. Attorney for Pttit: U. F Avtnu. rloqi.ja, doeS hereby declare t Sinford, FlQnidj 32771 tao thoroughfare as described Pvbliih: Sept. 11. 21, 21, Oct. 5. $973 3foresaio as a _________ ssvy pulsiic DEl ) tian queen. ItLggsthefleflttrredijdinglna rickshaw, polled by several .reIty **Jy ) Y7.1a94 tçitlI dome scoreboard Thursday night when Mrs. King showed the devastating swiftness that wnn hei five WmbIvdon titks in d&'fe.atiri s1-prociaiired .L MORRIS estimate of cost tot said "Sugar lMddy' ('1 (he acu c Stat of America, it Ptaintitf, and hearingmaybeconjbouedfrom tlm deceased. pm.. or as soon thereafter as provisions of the - Act Including posting in three ( 3) publIc places Parts II and IV of tuch Act." and Seminole County. F Iot'ida (ty: .1. 8. Williams, Zoning Director Publith: Sept. 21, 1913 DEl 13 ________ Florida, and publsfied in The of tne Act. as well as to exercise the general circulation in said City one po,er enumerated in Sutjse,,tnj tii time at least fifteen (IS) (21, (31, (4). (5) and (6104 Section prior to the time of the Public Ii, Part I. These proposed Hearing rutsttettabIishth.prncfs*J DATED , , FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. T1.1241.A In re: Marrlae 4 SONJA M. RAMMING, PETITIONER. AND ROBERT F. provements,includjngfp,,cojfofalt FLORIDA labor and materlati, financing PROBATE DIVISION Charges, cost of plans and CASE NO. 72.20$-C P flushed down the toilet," from Mrs. Kln&. shouted women's pro tour Riggs' game started coming expenses necessary or Incident to NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE TO CREDITORS determining the feasibility and practic..ability of tuth construction TO ALL PERSONS HAVING TO ROBERT F. RAMMING Residence Unknown CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Sweôen after Mrs. King's broke Mrs. King's SCTVt U) the straight sets victory before 30,- fifth pine. Mrs. King broke 472 Astrodotne fans and mil- right back and brOke again the 10th pIne Whfl RigJS lions flYFe 1V expenses arid such Othtt trpenses as C-a London Hilton Hotel, You and each of you aru hereby may be necessat'y ot in(ident to the LondOn. England WI iIitid and required to file any financing herein athori4ed, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CSt.m3ttd to be SIX THOUSAND claims and demands vihicti you or therofyou,maYhaVe.ag3,n31Sa0 that art action for disSOlution of THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS marriage and to claim a Special (U30000;. and th* Sum of money estate in the office of Itoti VIRGIL B. CONKLING. CirCuit Judge 04 equity In ard TO the following decorated warrlis for equal Riggs broke Mrs KULg in the faSt wonien's rights on the pro tenpine of the seCond set. flis clreult. said she had waited A1thigh Mrs. King broke back 18 years for this match with again, Rlg's.appeared to start Riggs. a rally when he held his sett,'ice said improvements ii hereby picficatioiis. Cu't of in,sring ESTATE OF shalicontinuetoe$ercisethepa* City Clerk Presenttyauthorized by Chapter 37*, 04 the City of Florida Sta'utes Longwood Florida Itt acid!ion t oral and written Publish Sept 21 $913 pr,it.ons at the hearings, prior OET-107 regutattons. CoIfldti'ation witi be given to Comments which are submitted In writing to the Central and Southern Florida Flood Control Clerk Of the above Styled Court, will S Jane Richards, Otobr 9. Searing - City Hall games. Rut Mr-s. King broke Legal Notice ________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ WHEREAS. tP* Mayor Pat prepared arid recommended to the City CouncIl a budge$ br tñe Iut.$I year 1974 for General Operations; and Seminole County, Florida D - Cecelia V. Ekern Deputy Clerk SPEER & SPEER, r. . ii) Magnolia Avc-ntjr P 0 BOx t — ________ -- Froul there, Mrs. King broke tire to troub'e getting Ms first serve 'eon it with a service break in going. the final nte tien Not' could Riggs, the aging double fault-ed and hit into the pion, match Mrs. King's ecmuri- escaping two match points, ual strong grxiun4 shs, which Rlggs4arled the battleof the never let up. sexes inatchti with a 1.2r 1.3 he had vowedhe would jump off the P31sadens Bridge or Coui't earlier in the year and Mrs. King said Ii was Mrs. pl'Ct Notice iS hercti, Q*i('fl by the' City Council of the City of Altarnonte Springs, Florida, that Said City CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the City (a) To consider annexation of the following deScribed property lying and being in Seminole County, Florida, tO wit, North 113 feet of South F', of North. . (less W 25 feet for SprIngs, Florida. that Said City Road), Parcel Council will hold a public hearing. S Section tO, TOwnShip 31 South, (a) To consider annexetion of the Range 39 East; and also the' bvs.n.ss of electrical con- WHEREAS, the Mayor has prepared arid remmended to the City SECTION 3 - by Larry Lewis PEVCWJ t' 1IS. scenelooked like anything butc his massive tarrage I was a Houston band payed march music wiule pretty porn-porn gracious t r. asked. 'Billie Jean was just strong for me. st quick in the exchanges, I . Notice Letal , ij't*# rnan' Limes but sl'ie mniitJe the - . ________________ ________ t.ui iTATE 5 FLOP 10*. ORLANDO OIVISION COURT tAO. 73-Us ORL Civ I ,L..A. Uk Drttsl NOTICt OF Sit_F rjjr.t i SUMMARY U4NAL DECREE *f Foreri7uq-e' entered on August 74, 197) by the' bOvt entitled Czfl. in the' above styled carse. the undrrs.gnod Urnlc'd States Maçshat, one 04 htI duty htilPofltf'd aj w'tt me' property _________________ . 'i':!- Lady Golfers Start Season -. ii'. \'r(ionwiiR:;-k nf!thr- flhW _.._..t.t,(.....u.ti 4d.uuw'JuJuat' i::uayoz pi.ar Therewsll be a stotgun start at 9LziE,a!ur 4' all 30p,yi,,, t room. ' ..t ...r 1 - ,, '7 tftr WFT cr:' .tifliti,( --"" -' it Ut amted - us ;r:-i r:r,:' 't r Previout Year Carry over ettablit'ting certificate SECTION 2— Transferred from General Opecatlens fees. providing for certilucatiori Transferredcrom General Operations existing etr-ctricat contractors a ,O'arritymCn electricians requiring SECTION 3 -- Tentative Anticipated Income Water ano Se-wee WCve'fl,,t' txcu,)atiiMaI l.e'r'se' and n3smentrouIntee ti atirtijjt iflSt4tifl',ynf, said deferred pame'nt% Iu)tie'ac i'riftrejh at the rate P,t , annum, fIt, fr'st deferred ___ Trc.xe XL Con 7472 Rated For Consecuf-_______ Insertions-No Chan ir con Of Co V. 'I , 349 - ______________ _____ Want Ad Department Hours'1 by I-Loimdahl & Stolfel (wERE'5 THE RAT FOR MY UNIFORM 7 fOil a.iO on the Safncda';cf.ath '. apa'cify 04 an etedricat contractor and I0.rnpymar, rie'clr,c,jn, selling IortI'u c-rO(frjur'.. 4r,3 condtiont for - Hera14, • flC'wjpeper 04 general tnt Semtnott , - P 11e" w, . i,.. O tm. , -'--- ATTEr s .iasw Rhhr ... - r ESTIMA'gC INCOME 914 -' Personals ARE YOU TROuflI()' CMi Tell Free, 614 2021 for "We Care "Ptotllne". Adults or Te,,,,'s t1iet, and, pcovidifç an ,f cat. v -- 'mu. __________________________________ CAPTAIN EASY O P01VP4 I MY PL.AP.J HA i P17'J LYNCL..E HIJØ THE CHAMP U5P'FCT ThEM 'I i ICAJ I EVER l'.JFACt7H/ \ L'Y! GOT A IVpJC NOW! I MORE, l'U. ' MAY DIAL A DEVOTIO'; 373 5010 Central Baptust Church -' ?UsJ I S r! -i' - -. LOST. Area of Lake Dr. and 1-terse Track. Casselberry. Mahogany bay getding hots.C; blck. mane & liii C.z.i 31-3.'9 P6111 ' ur -- 6 L)J-)..J14 £ ____ _______ __________________________________ ___________________________________ ________________________________________ FRANK AND ERNEST - ur.re' Counly. F'4j By A & Jones 75000 Nurse wants to keep infants in her home, day-i 323-59)1 Ou' 322 2654 isv Rirj, Children's outgrOwn Clothe's, toys and furnutur, sell QuIckly with a classified ad. 9 H by Dkk Covolli L.IFE IS A SIP,AMGE PtcrLN. E 6E4JO ca 40G2.. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Notice is heby given by the City __._..... .... ,.,, ,.. . .. South 175 tee? of the N 5. of Sectuon 15, Tc,wntiip 3$ 5, Range 3? E. Seminole County, Florida; totheCotporatelimitsoffheCityof Attamonte Springs, Florida, and (Li) To consider also the QuestIOn of West 140 feet and East 215 fce't of the Ploith 3.35 feet, Section 13, Township 7) South, Range 29 East; totheconporatellmitsoftpi,Cityof Altamonte Springs, Flridi; and zoning classification of C G tcum rnercial General District to tad of designating and assigning the toning classificatIon of P MF .m 'asMVA ______________ tNE,XcABLY. 9.. CALL 834•8588 NOW :,,: %,,J1 ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE - - . .4ke room for daddy Have' a garage sale with a low cost ClCsSilied ad' . t N S., i.t i.. C Il i, "(a IPftII rPir FOURTH ADDITION, as recorded EMEPJU5yS4 "VU OPJLY GAvE SALAD AJ.,'O PEAS of FOREST BROOK SUBDIVISION FIFTH ADDITION, as recorcted in PIat Book 17, Page 26, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, Vu WA'qr 'rs: sri< (,,ffLL.cOsr'u't)us3e E1'TA ) ST'EAI< Dt'JWEq... t2S / 33,475 Cesterry, Florida, to wit, Ordlnnce No- 1U as amended and Supplemented Building & Zoning CityCOuncil Fire Leoat MunicipaiCourt 1,370 36.227 11.012 I0l.OSI 11.700 as those classifications are deScribed In the' tOning ordinances and regulatis of Seminole County, F lorda Pie' Public Hearing will be held in DiStrict, as that classifIcatl i described in the zoning ordinances and regulations 04 Seminole County. Florida The Public Hearing *;iI b.0 held in of said property Is A 1 as to part and R.IAastopart,asthat classification iS described inthe zoning ordinances and regulations of Seminole County. Florida, 93.175 7Q3 352.7ff Florida. or, the 73rd day of October. 1973 at 130 p m ?herNftrr aspotsibie, at *hith time Florida. on the 23rd day of October, $973, at .4 - 30 pm or as soon thereafter aspoSsible. at WhiCh lime the City Hall, CESelberry, Florida, on the 76th day of September, 1973. at 7 OOp nt .or as soon thereafter as anti aq.iiitStth proposed annexation aridaq,iun%tthe Proped arnti,fl .'tn;J in.n,j ,i,iIl be t'ie'Jfi SId .iid toting ,sIl be h,'ard Said hearing maybecont intjed from time hearing may beContined from time to time until tuna, act,on us taken by to time until final CCtiOfl is taken by the City Council, the City Cobncil ThiS notice shall be posted at the ThIs notice shall be posted at the City Hell within the' City 04 City Halt within the City o' Altamonie Springs, Flotidi, arid In Altamonte Springt, Florida, and itt three (3) other pldt.e's within the three U) other places Within the (!, pt;IsP;rJ in The Sanford (ty. ,iod pubtStied in Th Sdntord Herald, a newspaper of general herald, a newspaper of general parties anti citl7en for anti a,',init tlic jrcp.osccl .)rn& and iAlflQ will be heard Said hearing may be continued from time to time until fnil action is take,t by the City Council This notice Shall be posted at the City Hall wltPiln the City of Casselberry, Florid,',, and in threr 1)1 cthcr iacc-s thn the Cl, *lnt published in The Sanford Herald. a Springs and Seminole County. Springs and Sem'nole County, Fiorida.onceawetkforatleattfour Ulorida.oncea*ee'kloratleast four the City of Casteiberry and Seminole County, Ftorida. once a i.46.i.77 P-jbb WOrks - Englneerng l.i.i( Vtcifkt Genenil Maintenanc, Pubii Wock ---- Street Maintenanc, Public Wgrks - Suilifings I Groun Recreahicin -General Recreatlonpool C. t,t lm'.nts Pro!e:xs vt( i-:(Wt - cS LnappropriatedspeciaIFu,,d Cc-a;trnp1overneq:ts Pr,ectt urwi rayrneniç, TOTAL Estimated Expenditures 1971 I fliP fi Gvier, Pyor MMyW Hawthorne .c budgu'f shal' Lx' t'etd on F r'diy 67.S67 37,17 I 1lS,Oc $4,754 917gng 23)496 7,ci 36,670 36,7)i 203$) 1 APPROVED ft 1 P 0' er ATTESTMary w l-sa*'tn,,yt, 0 6.313 201,117 hf_PuN i..NLI(HEARINA Ca. ri5..qr r t, da All c,til - 103,51) Transf(qredtoU,iiiti,, 1,461 767 5.e'ptember ,5 I_se? of the Cassxweery City p-flI , • 04 th I irt public4t,On to the date of the lt publication both dates ,n me first publication to the date 04 the last publication both dates itt 1" CtS tiered lot annex itucxt and Li' considered for annexation and DATED this 19th day of Sep b•i'i L.'r i' D $97) S Jane Richards City Clerk Of the City DAtED thIs 19th day of Sep tm h"r A 0 1973 R hards Cite Clerk of the City of Attarnonte . .-' OFT PIT -nmii iatu)ll tt, Public 1-fearing, the date of the first publication to the date of tPz notice sti',tl be o%ted in the area to DAT!D this 6th dy of Augu% (3 1973 tALl MCry W Hawthorne City Clerk of the 73 BEETLE BAILEY _______ T1-4I _______ \ i' T1-4E U VUf.V 7( TP.VVV Pt.ACE TO / .OVE IT _/ -, - (e ,, , i! --' J iAAruI ) i25 I I' "i \\ '1 J' ; - CALL 834•8588 NOW ORLANDO BUSINESS cLE E WHERE DO CUSTOMERS GO? 1) 15 Us.•- U -I¼a .y. \ L' \\k THE PHANTOM '''°q ,AjICDtR '' uv AND WILL I "rc' yp ptri" ARE r* / ' " .-14; 1\ . ' '- f . - "1 " TPIOtJ6lf'T 1 HARP ' v' i / 4\ - \ tQ!AM5 Ak M - i y\. . - .' "\ / i. ' "ii' ,,, 9 tI 4k.' Die 3 i,v' hue,,, Bus.ne'-i, -" 'M '-' I ' 9" BecouseofP,,., l4 Bc(ia.ewofG,j,', 61% Becou.s. of lni5ffeeenc, ilI *NI 1P4,v p ,,, t''t b.a lW% '*.,. d.'•t.,1 ..l3 s's.. V I , ' s'u •l? s.•'( it i "a t.A'lii. i-tA)?y , liii %i i Ii h b '.\\'c Lie tlJe'r1" ""1'I \! k4 - [ IICIP I LIAD C44't Siiow'J,4&u5 -' f- 1% . - J '' APWAD I.t 1)IEY? - \\7T'!' s...,, i1L ? Lee _Falk_and _SyBarry PtCW FAI7 A8CaJT MI ',vt "T I!'( 11, MAL,L \ ',CJC.P )IO O!PIIR (A* i.'4 I JupjT, rtlr PART CF tt'r- / PVT -f iS(A 1j.jT — .) - -. ________________ r.' , -, 'rti' '4m 2 -"a 1 t1 ,, I igh school diploma Is required Prepare yourSelF frr future r,r ii'., - ';"t ting I 'eguirt'-: THE —''\ ''t ,'/ TRAINEES If vwot'kng is ,in IP'.' he - jxrc' operator sounds unterest'rig 10 icu and you are available to start immediately, we cart have you adbng:t ,the same 7'T.J - 1 '' ,, í' I iO.IlQi' I % I 'SF' VrY J ...-' \.., ......_ r •' Mort Walker LOO$ A Pt 'Wi' i,a./ i i.i ,, / ,,4 •"T 'T',j.. j . \ - .. 1.01 - - — 111191 Tf Cauelberry, Florida.- and tt To conSider also the question Ordinance No. 22C 73 and as Omended and SuPplemented, The present Zoning classification . Instructions Needed Immecitatety t train as I 0 Al r , ** . .. .iiruj I t PROGRAMMERS The demand for qualified Programmers Is oreat We will train you tot this highly Skilled profession & service you with e'mpio-m."n at the same time, There is no age limit, but yOu must be willing to Start m mediately Previous experienc.'. t rt required For yOtjr per,,r',I nt,r- i-.', 1. Florida, that said City Council will hold a public hearing (a) To Consider annexation of the liIWof Section?), Township 2$ South, Range 30 East, Also: The NW'. of P1W'. of Settlon 25. Tnwnthin I South, Range 30 East; l ' .-fl - Gooçl Thingsto Eat Farm Fresh RabbI, any quantity, government lrispe.led, 79c a pound. 322 1232- MEN & WOMEN The present :onng cla,seflcation 04 Slid property if P IA Residential District at to Parcel A. and A I TOTAL lnom,atl Soure Will keep a small child in my Can give refer 321 5511 Child care In my home, MOnday through Friday, Piot meals. Call after 5pm 373324.4. CITY OF CASSELSERRY. FLORIDA Range 29 East; and also South , of Block C. Tract i. 'aoe -••••.', 1. SectiOn I, Township 2$ .... ,. Child Care CHILD CARE IN MY HOME PlOT LUNCHES WEE x0Ay CALL 373 1797 "lE T 97 TownshIp 21 South. Range 30 East, less that portion of Lot 700. FOREST BROOK : UBDIVISIOPI FOURTH . Lost and Found . Pi.01SPu Sept, 71. 21, Oct 5, I, it, classIficatIon is described in the Polke - Administraj Pølii -Patrol Detentun Plic - Records - CIers, 701.417 . ',' i ___ i I by Crooks & L ' "rnce' _______________________________________ ___________________________________ LOOl(lkj S.. . i., i.. Hearing DATED this 19Th day of Sep tember, A 0. 1973 S Jane Richrdt City Clerk of the City of Attarnonte zoning ordinances of the City of i,oIj, 701.417 '5 i I,lj,350 FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps AlCOPtOli5 Anonymu', Can Help Phone 473 4557 Write P.0 Box 12)] Sanford, Florida '.1 the last publication, both datet In. ctuslve, shall not be tets then twenty eight (7$) days In addltin, notice shall be pov, in the area to be considered for annexation and toning at least fItteen (IS) dat-s wit: Ordinance No. 3717) and as Surplus Carry Over Transferredfromoa,op,rati Anticipated Income - M#"r - — of record', abo't on f-1'c'. icr ti'iC II— ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES 1974 re'$ of certificates and grounds - tt'erc'for; governing re.eetificMion requiring permits SECTION 1 .- Tentahy Expendit ure's Administration arti sett forth the ti and Water Production Proceduret thereto relating; Wàte'tDrttributi0 Pcovid'ng 404 the' r,voc.tion 04 ol ,l rrrn.,wo-.-, dtig aria V.' r.' .; Iitle'b(O ,r.oclions,re inIQedts.andt4',,al Ifi'ufl L I abateme'nt f huza (JRTHER RESOLVEDelectrical T'* thu Resolution shall be *nrk adopting electrical Stan " I 8a.m.. 5:30p.m. aTurcays & Hollday 9a.m. .l2Noon Dead Iine-I Neon Day Before Publication nA interested parties and citizens for anoagainsttheproposedannexation and zoning will be heard. Said hearing maybeContinoed from time 'otimeumllfinal "lion Is taken by Heights. ac $0, Township 21 South, Range ? thereof as East; and also North i of Block C. Tract 53 12, Page 9,of of Seminoue Sanlando Springs. Plat flock 7, Page to point W of begkviing, F t Income All Sources IECTIOPJI_.TeatativeExp.aditu,es Admin,.. Finance RecordS AdminuStrati - General - I'LL BE LATE FOR I NTAU.AT)Of'4 CWE iiES AT T • 1A1 ORC ER OF MU4iJAT5'i.,.uq - COUNCILOP THE C'TYOF CAcELBERRY, FLORIDA: The Longer Your The Less It Costs 1T, Per Day. \ 04 said pmperty is A 1 Agricultural -. .... -"a.,. 'S. ,,.J , ,' d.:..v.be'J in Itic :onin.g ordinances ana reguatinns cx emirso4e County, Lot A, Longvlew cording to the plat recorded in POt Book me Public Records F and $7.13' N of SW corner run F 1.37)514 faulur, - -' kttiOFl.L 'It4ERP'( i.r' tei States Atrwrit'y q i,--, _______ MfTCHELL. A. NEWBERGER I dJo ted States M.ett#ial - - :i " ' cent) of the' cost of suc?, Im. prover!ients at determined by thl RtSOlUIiOn, and the amOunt 'ermned by ttit Resuitjuon t s5'es,5e'd agai'st the saat prper ' - 1 '' duties of Die Doard of electrical rxamine", setting f*rth app4icatio mwoced,r,, for c*.rt1ficati and That the' special assessments prc'vudedf by tto. t.jt.nç shait p" Plti Die' Oplion .l trie' f 1;VjCK 21. . pro.ementl, bOsing said 'eriai the respeliye propert, fo * .iUi Plet Boc* 1, Pages92 and 93, PubliC RtCftrdS Of Seminole C0nty lnc-ht'c3 - I boa'd of efectrcat esaminers and Such ProP0$ed budget; !bgta'w1board'scompOsjtonaM rth, W'ttrt tPriy '-'--i'. - - &iTsx aCT prove,nen,,s agaunst the lots and lands, adoining arid contlgi.,oij or tc'n But. Best Otter : and being i, Seminole Cot nt-p, Florida. to *it AlA uid, RIPS Take up (11.7$ MINIM m 3611 atter 6 3LinesM________ (TATSTHEROCK \_ GROUP t HIRED FOR ,1 ,.' ,TOs4T'S BASH..I 18 "cc J)pite 25 times toning classification of I-I In dustrial District to said property as and being in Seminole Cnty, SOuth Of P4Or?Piest '.i Of South FIorid. to wit west .04 Southeast '. (less West 25 PARCEL B w'. o sw '.of PIE'. N *45 rI ________ _________ Shall Proreeo to mike and 4thructirri. - ' - lOw CITYOFALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing Attorneys for Piaintiff Publish- Sept 71 1973 bET-?) -. f'ir playing Riggs. 'M.argaret told me he can't roll over his backhand," Mrs. II was a $100,000 winner-take. all mat-tb. but television and DE T _______________________ great condition, 11950 s'What to do with your I thrus timll' it with a CIU$ifiCd I OU LOOKI'VE GOT PROBLEMS at the 197). at 4:30 pm, or as soon DATED this 19th day of Sep tember, AD. $973. s Jane Rkhards Cut' Clerk of the City of Attamont, Spvings FIoqid Publith Sept, 2), 71. Oct , I?, 19, (electric) MdeI Plo. FF101, Serial No. 115640 Said iale is to be maoe to Iltitty the terms of said Final Judgment (Seal) Arthur 1-4. I3eckwtts, Jr. ARESOLUTIONAPPROVINGATENTATIVEOENERAL OPERATIONS BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1974 AND SCHEDULING PUBLIC HEARING - set won. n's tennis final cisaflenge, serving a ie ck year-F against Billie Jean, look- game and then breaking Mi's. . Askl Js 2 af ferap, m. _______________________________________ notice shall b posted in of property which are located in and the area to Springs, and Semlnoo County, permanently installed as a part ,, be considerej br annexation and FlOridC. onceaweefi. forat Ieatt four the impcoi,.rneo,s On Slid land; One :iyiinu at least fifteen (13) diyS (II consecutive weedit prior to the prior to the date Of the Public Orbon Range (CtCIri) Model Plo Ci3tCOttPtCPbti Hearing, the date - didn't have a tennis skirt on, I then served a love game for the second knew then that I wanted fz change the sport,'! the MI'S. King ke$ rolling U) old Mrs. King said. third set, breaking RigS LI) the m;t':h. l i!t:s appeared Dy: 5 - SIdney L Vihien, Jr. Chairman Lot 11. Block "0", WASHIPGTON (41 consecutive weefis prior to the City Hall within the City of OAKS SECTION ONE. accor1.ng to daleofthePubllc Hearing; the date Altamonte Springs, Florida. and in the Plot thereof CS recorded sn Piat of the first Publication to the date 04 three (31 other ptace within Div Book 16, pages 7 & S. PubliC Records the it PiAilcalion. both dates in Cufy, and published in The Sanford CIutive. shall not be less of Seminole Coteity. Florida, than Herald, a newspaper of general Sanford, Florida 3777$ Attorneys for the City 04 Aitarnonfe Swings; Florida PunIsh Aug. 74. 31 & Sept. 7, 14, 21. 1973 — was 11 years old and wasn't ThiS notice Shall be posted 1973 offer for sale and tell to the Altamonte Springs, Florida, arid in highest and best h"jdCr for c:t. at thrce (3) other ptace wdhtn the the front (Wett) door of the Cour City, and Published in The Sanford tfio,jse Of Seminole County. Florida, Herald, a newspaper of general at Sanford. FIorda me Following circulation in the Cily of A'tarnoritp City of Afamonte ticxda S. JOSEPH DAVIS. JR. ESQ. STENSTROM, DAVIS I MdNTO5I4 Court House in Sanford, Florida, Florida. has been filed by 5ONJA M. nO'iZed. Otobe, 10, I(l5simm - County public hearing for purposes 04 ditcusing. ithflslIclIendartnofiiIuisfromthe RAMMING: analyzing, and supplementing That the entire coti of said irnCommissioners Chambers Cour- Suth proposed .t time of the first publication Of this Lot 3 8bock 5. ALMAR ESTATES tP'ouse orovements Shalt be assessed I? South Vernon Avenue notice Eachclaimordeqnanmtjt RESUfIDIVISIOPI, according to the NOT THEREFORE, RE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY against all t0' and October II. Melbourne - City COUNCILOFTHFCITY0FcASSELBERRy FLORIDA adjoIning be 'nwrtingandcOntaintheplaceof Pta? thcrt-f recordtd in Put .srud contiguous or lands bounding and Book Commissioner Room City Hall autlir,g upon such improvements residence and post of Ice address of 37, Page 34. of the Public Records of East Strawaroøge Avenue t ESTIMATED INCOME 1914 bv the claimant, his agent or at and you are required tos.urve I COP) Comnmsuoners Room Courthouse further designated by Surptu's Carry over the torne', or the sortie shall be void, of your written defense's. if arty, to it 7115 2nd Strset aisessmc-nt ptat now on file in the Previous Year Cirry over Operating S W Thomas Lovett on CARROLL BURKE, Attotney for 175.000 Oiober 17, West Palm Beath Prevtoi,s Year Carry over-Special Attamorde Springs. Florida. Sanford Atlantic Bank Building. Evernia sii assessment plat it which W. THOMAS LOVETT. of Street Steblizatjoj LOVETT, KPEUTER Sanford, Florida. 32771. and file the 171.000 approved b the City Council of the 1. HOLMES Octobr3), Ctawston -- Ciewiston original with the Clett of the ave Inn City of Attamont Springi. FlorIda. U.S. No. 77 TOTAL Previous Yew Carry-Over 12)0 Citizens National styled Court on o bafors the 15th BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: October3l.Oke.cplcbe, Court Barth Bldg day of October, A.D. 1973; ofl**iii Room - Courthouse 303 NW 2nd SECTION 7 - Tentative Aaticipst,df hodythatalllol$wd$andsadjoining Publish: Sept. 1. 14. 21, 21. 1973 you for the relief demanded In the and COntiguOuS, or bounding October 75, Miami - City CornFranchisalax OFT 71 PetitIon, $17,000 abutting upon the Said hitmiSsion Room a Biltmøre Way Fine's & Forfeitures NOTICE WITNESS my hand and tMsealof CORAL GABLES 115,000 Court Fees t'iPx'ovemlnts Hoard of County Commissioners of tember, A 0. 197). prov dr-d fr . th - s Re'sctutcn, 'l) o'clock A M Board Fees emrote Cot,. Florida, shall at Arthur H. eeckwuth, Jr. 2.500 Central and Southern Florida Beverage License mlde and entered J9tPSt •ll 101% pOssible, on the 16th day of October, Seminole County, FIridi ISO By Its Governing Bord andiandsiocatedatsanfAv,nu. $973. coinsdec enactment of the Animal Control Feei By: LInda M. Harnit 1.000 adloining and Contiguaj' or boon following ordinance: By: 5: Robert L. Clark. Jr. Occupational Licenses Deputy Ctetk 21,000 ding and abutting on such con Chairman An ordinance relating to the (Seal lntereI 5,000 Robert Grattun. Fuel Refund made upon a front f- otage basis. County. Florida; providing Attorney tq Petitioner that i$tO say. that In the pfCparation regulations 1.000 P.O Box ,9,i. Saleol Equipment to control and regulate £17 Sanford AtlantIc 13.000 West Palm Beach, Tralier LIcenses of the special assessment roll eiectrlcaIcontractand,t,lcal Bank Building covettno the cnnt.rnM*t.,4 Im. tunx,, Florida iii',... uc ,,on wiyrtun semluol. Sanford, Florid. 3777$ 100.000 Publish Sept 71. 21. IC!) Road& Bridge Fund shall be dclermined and prorated creiting an electrical secli within SET 44 according to the foot frontag, of bite tne Building Utiiuly Ta* Oeporl,tir,ul of resceceiv, properti adjoining and 5e'mrt.te' County and for the em 1.000 72,750 upnsuch improvements especially providing authority ParkAcquisition&O,ve,op,t.,tt to enter benft?ed said improvements 0RESOLUTIONNO.723 a,itd.ng; proyidng for thC inFeeraIRevenuesharing&yrugF,,, 33,000 A RESOLUTION APPROVIHI,3 A TENTATIVE UTILITIES That the Tax Ases,oq of the City vflttga$IOn of complaints and tP BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 197$ of AIfamont Springs, FIor, In approval .71 ptans; requiring -. ._____ ______ __________ _______________________ __________ __________ The Public Hearing will be held in DATED this 22nd div od Augus'. . Palm Beach, FIorldj 33.407, and received before November IC. 1973. The schedule for pubic hearings on the proposed rCgulationt will be as follows 0 rI'°' . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: 11TH 'JDtlAL CIRCUIT, IN AND in tJs,,t internationally 24rs. Kiz w1U2 a giant Vised battle of the Xes tenttls sucker with "Sugar Daddy" extra.i'agar4za. -itten on the side Wildcat Buick, everything v and everythIng w"uk, Air Special. 5593. EY USED CAPS, 701 IvC,. 37] 7960 - toning ordinances of the City of is. im Inthat certain cause pending The Public Hearing will be held in in the CIrc";t Court. in and Ordinance No, 275 73 and as for the City Hail. AItamoe Springs, amended and supplemented vea's' ttte City Council end Constitute the Autos for Sale that, pursuant to FInAl Judgment of ' &-rearning, delirious WOTflCfl.. libber-s lit up mon brightly 590. and A I Agricultural District, as to Lots 591 and 592. as those ______________ \ )"""-'' - Council will hold a PubliC hearing: Arlhr H Hecl,wfh, Jr TO ConSider annexation of the Clerk lollowing described P(OPerty lying PublIsh: Sept 11, 71, I/J and bCing In Seminole County. DEl s Florida, to wit: ______________________________ ___________________________ NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ':, "S . ThERE A SUBMERO LOG OR ABOUT SOMETI4IPf' OUT MIAT ThERIi TH4T A REAL TACKLE' \ GRABBERS ME / I A ction' WARN J page ii. of the Public Recorth of said City Council will hold a public Seminole County. Florida; hearing: to the corporate limits of the City Of (a) To consider annexation of the Dated at Attamonte Springs, Altamonte Springs. Florida; and Seminole County, Florida, this ntn following described property lying Ib) To consider also the question and being in Seminole County, i AW or FICFS or ji $ C 0 Coin LOIS ifs, t16 l$J, ana 118 at Forest GARY F. MASSEY property Cs that Ctbts1tication ii platth,r,ofasrecordedln Plat Book signing for EMORY GREEN 04 the City of Altamonte Springs, ROOSEVELT GREEN Seminole County. Florida, con Florioa.towit Ordinance NO 27173 stitutlng 10 acres, Attamonte Springs, Fla. 32701 The present toning (l6tSifiCtion PubliSh Aug.31 & Sept 7. II. 71, l3 04 AI!amce Springs, Florida; and said property are R 1A (b) To consider also the question " i r IT' I TREG HE BROG MY I T'WARN LINE! 'rVU! I Tc1 iTtt _ terest in the same are as foIIo EMORY GREEN SO pct. ROOSEVELT GREEN SOpd. ___ _________________________________________________________________ .' '. _i ............. 1 AHG I4EP! / )PfRT T'SHOWittU ) FROM "\ THE-RE! YSEE? I iiov Ibo IT! THAT sroT i i GOT ONE 0,1 I wATCH! IF I WERE / ALREADY... na, I 'You! BIG ONE,'T! of said Lots 590. 591 Sfl. under which they are engaged in107 all led in the Subdiv,ion Ofand lands SPRI NGS. FLORIDA butinessat RI. 2, Box 325C Sanford Notice of Public Heating Seminole County, Florida 37771. belonging to the ALTAMONTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: LAND, HOTEL AND NAVIGATION Notice is hereby givenby the specificationt and estimn ate d.ails) of the plans Submitted, as thereof; ALSO ?h E 410 ft 04 the S MANAGEMENT OF WATER AND hereby approved by the City Council eII as the cost thereof Section 31, a distance at 590 feet an canstitutC the ' of the NW '. ALSO the N 1 3 04 RELATED plans. Publish: Sept. 21. 197) The Public Hearing will be held in ACT I VI Ti ES IN to the Point of Beginning, thence Citit and estimates 04 cost DETfl me City Hall, Attamonte Springs, Ihe SE ' LESS AND EXCEPT the CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN run Easterly along a line parallel for Said impromen. Florida, on the 2h day of Sep PW for a County Maintained FLORIDA FLOOD CONTROL with the South lineot sild SW 1 t06 Iember, I973.a$ 130pm, as ioon .$ THE CIRCUIT JUDGE'S along the east side terf; InC theroad D1STP ICT point on the East lini of the SW'. RE SOLVED BY THE CITY COUNTY thereetter as possible. at which time the SW LESS AND EXCEPT PM regofations set forth beI run Northertyalong said East line 04 andagainst Iheproped annexation ALT AMO N I F SPRINGS, In re Estate of S 'trot - Atco LESS 1:-i i. U I ;'t CtI Dstr IL', ttiI (cnni r t sd Si's'' * UI 1;.iI rOc CI 1 LOnLllt tt' IIY 01 ay be contanue from helifing FINALNOTtCE Oetcr,btd. Altamonfe Springs. Fida. des TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON District. The proposed regulations lineoftaid SW ' of theSW ' tOthi BEGIN at the SWcornerof said E ate set forth Puuant to Part . tal,en by the City Council. Wett line thereof; thence run irnproment to pave and curb this notice shall be ted at the Notice hereby giv that t 475 OOt! aton; the cst Unol Sanford Avnua from itt SlidE and Chapter 371.131. Florida Sw 'i of the SW filed my final rort I. f the Ad ix; thence N $7 degrees 10 S' F Statutes and they establish the Øeginning; lets rights 01Point way of Alfamente Springs, Fida. and in the North right-of-way line three (3) other public places within Prcurv Court. a distance of 1,800 Dasher. deceesed, that I have filed F 4750° ft to th south line of said resources in the District will my application for I lnoi discharge Sction 21; thence S $7 fm P2 Residential District to B I degrees 10' regulated and controlled. snfoqd Heratd, a npaper 04 Busiiess District as said toning oncrete. nd the stieet general circulation in the City is to be six Honorable Virgil B. Conkling. line to the POE, 04 $977, Chapter 73299, Laws of ing ordinances of the City Of ch (I") asphattic concrete surface County, Florida, once a wk for at Florida. for approval of the tame NE measuring enty four tet (24') ifl tying north and east 04 management of water reSources can and for final dscharge as Ad Goldenrod Road. dinance No. 143 and as amended an accomptse most etfectivety at supplemented grior to the date of the Public aft said improvemepts ttearinq; the date of the frst shall be done in Strict compliance with the Dasher, deceased. Objections located at tnv eastern sd Lake thereto must be filed by October?, I$owellbetweeti Red Bug Luke Rood $ (3) 04 the Act authorizes the City Hall, Longod. Department of Natural Resources to Florida, on publication, both dates inclusive. P.onday, October L estimates of the cost of said im $973, at 7:00 Shall r*ot be Ies ttkn twenty eight Dated: September 11, 1973 Road on the SOuth, provements now on file in th. offke several water Chirts J Vt,rr management asposible, ii? ii,hitti tim. nti.rpiI,-t ,.,, is r -... •, This t,i,iil,r i'#'.-'-.'.. ii - tnt' •"• , •O fl are tO 0 con 'C? .., /rn.n;?rac.r ot r?r t• ;;.r,;x t- ;.v :.'ii () flIp C-'n'ssonCh?rne,s l:'3:'c::ir cr nm.. " i'.r&t.C, VtI.(J" t'' Tt-.e t)epartn' ,i,t rrcxaticn aric :n:r. at ,.,...n. cascitication change *.il je to Friday,Sept.21,1973-78 - byDctveG,au. nSHtNsc MEB8E ALL 'iOU '\ r,.:Al.'vwHY? IT UXkS Lousy NEED'S AN EXAWAY ) PERFECT -rt! KARE NURSERY. 1973 DES 705 .outh. Range 3? East, less SO fed • atong East line and 25 fees along line for road purposes; to the corporate limits Of the City 04 Altamonfe Springs. Florida; and Ib) TO consider also the question ALUY SEMINOLE COUNTY UTILITIES BOARD Notice of Public H•.ring The floar o County Corn rnSic.ners of Seminoi County, Florida will hold a public hearing In the CouriI Commission Chambcrs KINDERGARTEN, and that I of the Seminole County Courthouse, tend to register said name with the Seminole County. Florida on Clerk of the Circuit Court, Semir.ote Tuesday, the 2nd day of October. County, Florl .n accord3ne With AD. 1973 at 7:0° P.M.. Or CS SOOfl the provisions of ToWit: the Fictitious thereafter as possible to re consider Pfame Statutes. Section cOntptIan or noncompliance by $4509 Florida Statutci 1957 Southern Gulf Utiiitl, Inc., for Publish: Sept. 7. Ii. 21. 21. 1973 th directives and orders iSSued t DE T 72 the Director. Utility Control Department office, and concerning CITY OF ALTAMOP4TE Weatptersfleld sewage treatment SPRINGS. FLORIDA plant and System Notice of Public Hearing fiord of County FICTITIOUSNAME NOTICE ISherebyOlventhaf lam ted ei business at Seminola flRd , Scrninol COUnty, Florki. under the fictitious "ame of WEE NOTICE IS hVCVbyOVCflIhCt i am cflgage in Dusn at P0 flax Fc,n Park 3?7)O 5ernnot Cuurty, F'Orid under the Iictit5 name of MARED ASSOCIATES, and that I iflteflcItorNJister%I;dnamewi,hth. Clerk of the Circuit Court. emlnoIe County, Florida in accordance with 'he proyIs5 of the Fictitious Name Stiitut, To Wit: Section $6509 Florida Statutes 1957. 51g. Mary A. Craft ' The SanfordHerald Legal Notice _________________ ______ FICTITIOUS NAME The present zoning classIfication of said property is A-i Agricultural Commence at SW Corner of District, as tet classification ii Section 77 7$ 30. The NE ' LESS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Section 31, Township 2 South, described In the zoning ordinances Thuday. Legal Notice iili 'ft Sanford tierahl �4BTlTf _____ Friday, Sept. 21, 1973 BriItishu.Irish Legal Notice Leg Notice RESOLUTION NO.111 I A PESOL UTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ALT AMO NT E S PR I N OS • Legal Notice -- ;NVIrAT1ONTORECEIVE Legal Notice Legal Notice ________ Legal NotIce TcjFNo éITYOF ALTAMONIE SPRINGS, FLORIDA plosice01PubHcHIaring FICTITIOUS NAMU OROUPLIFEa NOTICElSherebygonghatjam NOTICE IS hereby glvlfl RIa! wm OpADJU5TMENT }4!.T'rl SURAN(.E ,gtj in business at Oklahema ____ ____ are engaged in busnvfl l Notice if Public Hearinp The Board of County Corn TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN St., P.O. Box $7, Oviedo, Seminole Notfre Is hereny glvn thl the North I7'2, Casseiberry. Seminole FLORIDA. PROVIDING FOR ThE misSlonerS and The County In Florida dtr the fictitiouS Notice i hereby given by the City COJflty, County. Florida under the f,ctitlotjs Board 01 Adluslrnet will ciduct a IMPROVEMENT OF A PORTION surance Advisory CommIttee Will name ot CANTERBURy FARMS. publicharinutoconsider approving nameofJACK'SGLASS SHOP, arid CouncIl of the City of Altamon•e OFSANFORDAVENUEFROMITS receive Bidi in the Office and that I intøflj to register Springs, Florida, th't said City a Special Exception in an MI In thatWelfl.efldtor.gist.f%aldname INTERSECT ION WITH FIRST of the Clerk of Council will hold a public hearing Circuit name with the Clerk of the court. dustrial Zone (or watchrnans trailer with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, STREET NORTH TO THE NORTH Court, P.O. Drawer C, Sanford, Semino'e County, Florida in ac on equipment yard on the following StmlnOl County. Florida in a.: (a) To consider annexation of the RIGHT OF-WAY LINE OF Florida, no later than 12:00 noon cordancc with the provl1on5 of the deScribed property: logving described property lying cordance with the provisions of the MERCURY COURT. A DISTANCE Friday. October 19, 1973, on the Fictitious tlame Statutes, ToWit: . W'aOfNE*4Of5E,lt5N4WQf FICtitiouS Name Statutes. To-Wit; and being In Seminole County, OF APPROXIMATELY 1,100 Group insurance Program tot all Florida. to wit: ectlon 945.09 FlorId. Statutes 1957. £ 1935' In Section 270S30C. Sctlon 965.09 FlorIda StatutCS 1957. LINEAL FEET, AND PROVIDING eligible county employees arid their MIJIRFIEI.D, Scotland tAP) S Elizabeth Ann Marinello South liOfeifof S'z of E'. of NE'4 But Brian Banres and 13cr. FOR flIE ASSESSMENT OF THE ciigiblC dp,ndent S Jack Kanner Further described as East from 17 cf NW'a. Section 9, Township 21 Bids to be Publish Sept 14. 21, fi, Oct. 5, 1973 97 on 477 ' mile to Bryant Road. Cora A Kar,ner - "I don't understaru thes' nard Callacher of Scotland COST THEREOF AGAINST THE opvned at 200 P.M., October 22, rIET 1973 Oct. n, Range 29 East, iet 50 feet 4' on Bryant Road I) of mile Publith: Sept. . golf scores but one thing Is paced the British Isles squad to A B U I I I N 6 P R 0 P E R I ' I??), in the Board of County Corn SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNINGSouth along Easl line en 25 (cc? along approxirnatley I500 behind Chase DET 41 OWNERS. missloners Meeting Room, Second sure-1 hate to lose." South line for road purposes; a lead that looks sensatjonjj) Ofl AND ZONING COMMISSION FertilIzer Plant. WHEREAS, the City Council Floor of The Courthouse, Room The 'ords were uttered by paper but could dissolve in to the corporate limits of the City of Notice of Public Hearing Ti Is publIc hearing will be held in itic. City of Altamonte Springs. 703, Sanford, Florida. AllamonteSpringi, Florida; mo Florida. deems it advisable to ØaVe The Planning and Zoning Corn the County Commission Chambers Jackie Burke Jr., non-playing next two Y5. All companies interested In mission of CITY OF LONOW000. fbi To consider also the queStion eminol, County. of the Court HouSe, Sanford, and curb Sanford Avenue from ItS submitting Bids may obtain a coPy Florida, will conduct a public Florida, on Oclber 15, 13, at 7:00 captain ol America's Ryder 01 designating and assioning the FLORIDA intersection with Firit Strrt North of plan specifications, empIOy Friday's matches repeat the zoning classification of C N Corn NotIce of Public Hearing Cup team after an arnang y opening ay pattern of four to the North right 01 way uriC of data, and agents letter of record by hearing to consider recomrnendng PM., or as soon thereatter mercial. Neghborhood Distriti to TO WHOM iT MAY CONCERN: A'cury Court, a distance of 1, pcoposed change of zoning from A possible, bad start in the biennial matCh ter of inquiry to The County In- I Agriculture to PUD (Planned Unit said property as that Ct5$itiCtiri Seminole County flrd es wch have ueen dominated Scoteb foursornesin which the lIneal feet. The curbing is to be surance Advisory Committee. Po Development) on the following Nor ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by isdescribed inthe toning Ordnances of Adjustment concrete and the Street iL to be six Office Drawer A.. Sanford, Florida, described property; parine bit aIteate ShOta inch (6") Iimcrock by the United States for the City Council of the City 01 01 the City 01 Altamcnte Spring, By ).ck Syme, base wills a one 37p1. Plan specifications, employae Longwood, Seminole County, one ballnd another four Inch (I") asphaItl concrete SectIon 222130. The S ' of the SE Florida, to wit: Ordinance No 7 Chairman surtace data, ar agents letter of record will Florida that Said City Council Will and the NE ' of th SE '. LESS PubliSh: Sept 21, 197) and as amended and sup tour-ball contests. measuring twenty four feet (24') The underdog British anti hold a public hearing on the question pl,mented. In all b avaltable no1973 earlier than Sep AND EXCEPT the R W for a County DET 91 w;dth from the inSide of the curb; tember 24. The Board of of changing the zoning classification Irish team shot to an incredible The contest reaches Its cli- according to plans, specifications County Commissioners will have I In- thereof; ntained rood on the north side The present Zoning classification of the following descr1bcd proptrty: of said propty Is A I Agrioultural and eStimates on file with the City 61 approval of all Bidi and may lead alterthe f session of the Saturday with 16 singles rn ti n 71-30. Commence at SW Corner 0' District, as that classification s the City of Attamonte reject any or all Bids, taking Into ANU EXCEPT the The P WNE (or a County OH PROPOSED RUL three-day golf spectacle match play and even ii the Ccunll ofIorna, LESS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Section 31, TownshIp 70 SOuth, described in the zoning ordinances ES Thursday. wtiich said plans, consideration the nature (and MaintaIned road along the east side P E C U L A I I 0 N S Amerkans are wailing at that AND R*t 30 Edst, thence run North and reguIaIlon of Seminole County, specifications and estimates are oetasls of the plans submitted, as thereof; ALSO the E 110 ft of the F 0 P atong the West line Of the SW 'i 01 Florida The scorcwns 5 points t stage they usually come Ink, hereby approvdby theCity Co',nciI a. the cost thereof. OF WATER AND said Sect;on 31, a distance Of 5O feet of the NW ',ALSO the N 1) Of MANAGEMENT dnd constltut The Public Hearing will be held In the RELATED plans, Pubish Sept. 2, 1973 ACTIVITIES 21 -nd he ri rar their element in the head-tm speciticaIns IN to the Pir,l of Beginning; thence the SE 4 and estimates Of Ct the City Halt, Alta,nonte Springs, 195 EXCEPT the CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN run Ea%trly along a line parallel Florida, on the 25th day of Sep twneast. head matches, tot saso improvements. K W toe aLESS CountyAND Maintained d FLOP IDA FLOOD CON I ROL with the South line of iid •N THEIN CIRCUIT JUDGE'S along the east side thereof; and the DISTRICT SW to. temoer. 197), at 1.30 p.m • or as soon NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT COURT AND FOR SEMINOI.E point onthe Eait lini of the SWi,i 01 thereafter aSposSible, at whiCh time SW 'lot the SE '; ALSO thC E 01 Notice Es for one reason alone. No one On an English inehant in 1912 as COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF hereby given that the lhC SW 'o( said Section 31; thence interested parties and Citizens (or PATE NO. this side P ALT A.ON I E the Atlantic, it a s)mbol of gnlfing t1premacy W for a County Maintained road S PR I HG 5, In Ce: Estate of r.tt .,nd Southern the s . t the Por IhC sw . r q irs'. - lhC 5ith %nfr threc.f. AIO(FS5 un: (l 0.'. , rj rr II t: hr,ird 5 : I loo Control Ostrict. tt:t Cnrnur of ii iL iiH .iinl iic :f the .d4 0 L XC [PT 1:)t ltio Lily Coun(,I at the City of hearing may be Continued from FINAL NOTICE the following hereinafter referred to as the sw ', run Westerly along the North described: time to time until faI action i District. The propod regulations lined said SW ' of theSW '4t0 the of go against such sth as Americans 15 out of 19 tunes. it advisable at a necessary Public CERN taken by the City Council ' l.oroement to pave and curb and run N 2 degrees 29' 11" W of Chapter ?22v9. Laws of Flotida, Southerlyalongtpiewe.stllneolsaid City Hall within the City of Jack Nicklaus, Ie Tvino and The British have won only three NotIce Is hereby gIven that I have 475 OQft along the west lineof said E and Chapter 371.151. Florida SW Arnold Palmer. .4 ot the SWrights of way times. One match was halved Sanford Avenue trom Its in tiled my final report as Ad '-,, thence N $7 degrees 10' 50" E Slates and they establish the Beginning; less to the Point of Attamonte Springs, Florida, and in te'rsection with First Street North to ministrator of the estate of Jesse R. 33000 It; thence S 2 decrees 2$' 14" procedures by whIch the water record; 01 Iee 3 other public place Within the North right of-way line of Bather deceased; that I have filed E 415 00 Mercury Court, a distance of 1$00 my apptkatfon (or fInal discharoe the lity, and published in The It to the south line of said resources In the District will be from P 2 Residential District to B I ction 27; thence S $1 degrees 10' regulated and conlro:led, Sanford Herald, a newspaper of l'neI feet. The curbing Is to be and that I will apply to the SO" W 33000 ft along the said south Business DistrIct as sad zoning general circulation in thC City Of The Florida Water Resources Act classificatiorr are described concrete. end the Street is to be six Honorable VIrgU B. Conkling. line to the POB. in the Altamoofe Springs. and Seminole inch (6") limerock base with a one Circuit Judge of Seminole County, of 1912, Chapter 72799. Laws of Section II 2130. IPi W zoning ordinances of tM City of County. Florida, 'nce a week for at Of th* Florida recognizes that the Longwood, Florida, tO Wit. Or inct'(l")asohatticconcrrtesurface Florida, for approval 0, the same NE '. lying north and east of ''' %"t' ,;u;*,,iv, leest tour (4) consecutIve wuk meisuring lwenty tour feet (71') in and for final discharge as Pd- Gold.nrcd Road. tLO'J'L'safl dinanceNo iiiandasamenoed.nd prior IC, the dale of the Public be accomplith most effect vety at supp'emented Rgs' next big spectacle may a good day serving but she P4.rin" the date of the I i,st beTrio? d'.ie tmall tad improyc-n,ents shall Dasher, deceased. Objections focated at tnt eastern end of Like UI be .t leap off Suide Bridge in dn'tgetanybreaks, If anyone 0? fl Act .svlhvr.s the City Hall. Longwood, lorida. on publication plans and specifications and 1973. 'trl"l compliance With the thereto must be filed by October 9, Howell between Red Bug Lake Road Oep,rtmenlof Natural Pesrurces 10 Athay, October I, 1973, at 7:00 shall not both dates Inclusive. be liss than twenty eight on the north and Howell Branch detegatethepowenundertheActto o'ck'ck p.m.. or ican King is Just happy to have provements now on tile In the office Mrs. King didn't budge an as soon therearrer (7$) days. In addition. nOflc shall Chjrles J, (tarry .f the City Clerk at thc City of .1 jt.t.l( i' 1 Ut ear- ir h driii the nt:ikti ;irtd she This public hearing wilt be held in 1stricts "to the greatest extent partle for and againSt Use proposed sidCred for annexation and toning at Administrator at thC County Commission Chambers ;tamon,e Springs, Ftorid, ich act.cable " old hustler and to have won ;lso held her own with Riggs' The Department has zoning classification change will be trie estate ot said plans and specifications and of the Court House, Sanford, spcifically ai'thoriz leatt fifteen (IS) da prior to te the District nerd. Jesse R, Dahec. SIX) 000 to boot pre.match girnmkkery. Mrs. Florida. October 10, 1973, at 7:30 to administer and enforce "all estimates are hereby approved by date of the Public Hearing. This Notice Is to be pubtithtd by dsceav'd p m., or as soon the City Couri<ii end constitute thereafter as provisions Of the Screaming, delirious women- King made her enanco on a DATED this 22nd day of Augv, . Act including posting in three (3) publIc the & HUTCHISON, LEFFLER possible. plans and SpecIfications and MORRIS places AD. 1973. trie permit systems established In libbers lit up more brightly carriage, borne by four inU.tj. withIn the City of Longwnod, Planning and Zoning estimate of coil for said proposed Parts II and IV of such s Jane Richards, Act." and Florida, and published in The Robert M. Morris than the rocket-shooting 43tJO Comm" Sion lar males like a reigning EgypImprovementi, and the CIty CouncIl By: Sections 1. 5. 6. tO and Ii of City Clerk Of the Part Ill Sanford Herald, 6 $f Of Semino,,,. County, Flotida of trie City of Altamonte Springs, Attorney for Petitioner 'SI ih Act, as well as dome scoreboard Thursday tian City of Altamonte to exerCIse the general circulation In said City one By: J. B. Williams. Floriøa. ones hereby declare the 7)0 N. Park Avnoe powers enumerated In Subsectiunt (1) flight when Mr King t'ggsthenenterec3ridjngtha time at lc.ast flfteen ( 15) days necesifyformnepevandCing enford, Florida 32771 Zoning Director (7), (3), (4). (5) and (6) of Section s JOSEPH DAVIS, JR. ESQ pc'ior to Pc time of the Public the devastating Swiftness that rickshaw, pulled by several Of said ltrpughfar. as described Publish: Sept. 11, 71, 21, Oct. 5, 973 Publish: Sept. 21, 1973 I?, Part I. These proposed Hearing STENSTROM, DAVIS A ()g .J.43 aforesaid -DElI) _______________ as a necessary publIc won her 1k Wirrblcdon wies pretty "Hobby's Boosters' with regulations estabtith t5te'Scedurcj McINTOSH .N DATED this t°'h nay imfYovernent. Ftori'ja ta'e flarsk-S,jlte 77 THE CiRCUIT CIRCUIT. cOuRT OF THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND by wtilCh :he DistrIct will exercise teer, AD. i973 itt defeating self-proclaimed "Sujar Daddy" on the backs of 14TH JUDICIAL IIITHE ANDIN FOR !hø det'- 0'd 0.wi- 1t. D.tr.j st O'fsce Box 13)0 SEMINOLE COUNTY, BE IT FURTHEP RESOLVED FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 5; Orvile P. Sromate male chauvinist Riggs th& 'uiouses, Riggs presented That the total cost at sasa Im shall continue to exercsst the powers Sanford, Florida 37771 FLOR:DA City Clerk provements, in<ludig 4•3 in the internationally tele- . ?lrs. King with a giant candy presenlvauthoqI,ed by Chapter 37$. Attorneys for the City of CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1241.A 01 the City the cost of alt PROBATE DIVISION of labor and materials, financing CASE NO. 11-201-CP Florida Statutes Altamode Sofinos; Florida In re; Marriage of vised battle of the sexes tcon - stker with "Sugar Daddy" Langwno, Florida charges. cost of plane and in 6ddition to oral and Publish Aug. 24. 3) & Sept. 7, II, 21. SONJA M. writtCn Publish Sept. 21 1973 ESTATE OF written on the side. specilcations. cost of engineering 1973 RAMMING, at the hearings, prior DET 102 PETITIONER. AND ROBERT E.presentations to the legal servce's and all l'e' MYRTLE L. WILSON, Riggs got a brawn baby pig "Bobby Riggs has Just be adoption of the proposed DES 151 Deceased RAMMING, RESPONDENT. expenses necessary or incident tO regulations. considera Ion will be flushed down the toilet," from Mrs. K.Ifl. NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE TOCREDITORS cleterm,tsng given to commer,ts which are ROBERT E. RAMMING the faaibil1y ar.i TO ALL PERSONS HAVING shouted women's pro tour Notice Riggs' game started coining PractIcabIlity Of such Construction Submitted in writing to the Central _____________________________________________________ Reslaerie Unknpwn CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST or reconstruction, administration SAID ESTATE: member Madeliene Regal of apartln the flrstset although he and Southern Florida Flood Control 1itst known mailling elpensesandsucrioth,rexpensesas address District, Post Ott ice Box V, West Sweden after Mrs. Kings broke Mrs. }Ung's serve in the RESOLUTION NO. 232 co London Hilton Hotel, You and each Of you are hereby may e necessary or incident to Palm Beach, r-lor&da 33403, and London, Enoland ARESOLUTION APPROVING A TENTATIVE GENERAL the notilied and required W 1 to file any ,. straight sets victory hej fifth game. Mrs. King broke financing herein authorized, received before November 19, 1973. claims end demands which you or OPERATIONS BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1974 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Thes(hedutefør 472 Astiodome fans and nih. right back and broke 1flin in pUbliC Pinaringign estimated to be SIX THOUSAND eithercfyou,rnayhaveagainstsaid that an action for dissolution of AND SCHEDULING PUBLIC HEARING regulations will be as the 10th game when Riggs - (U.300 more TV viewers, THREE. HUNDRED DOLLARS estate in th# office of Hon. VIRGIL marriage and to claim a special foll* 00). and trit sum of WHEREAS, the Mayor rias prepared and recommended to Inc City CONKLING, Circuit Judge of equity in and to the f011owing Mr-s. King, one of the most douWè faulted at set 'point. necessary to pay for tht total cost 01 October 9,' Sebtlng City Hall - Council a badget for lhe fiscal year 1974 for General Operations, end Seminole County, as? his office in the properly in Broward County. 36$ said decurated warribes for equal Riggs t01e Mi's, King n the South Commerce Avenue improvements is hereby Court House in Santord, Florida, Florid.., has been filed by SONJA M. WHE PEAS, the City Council desires to Consider same and schedule a auttrjzed October 10, Klssimmee County public hearing for purposes of discussing, analyzing, and women's rights on the pro ten- first game of the second within from the RAMMING tuppiemen?inq That the entire cost of silO im- time of thu suth proposed budget; tot 3, Block S. AIMAR ESTATES Commissioners Chambers Cour firs? publication of this nis circuit, said she had waited Although Mrs. King broke back thouse I? South Vernon Avenue orovements assessed notice. Each claim or demand must RESUBDIVI%l0P4, according to the f gainsf alt tofShall and be lands adjoining b 18 years for this match with again, Riggs.appeared to st.ifl October 11. Melbourne - City ,writing and 0nf6iri the Ptt thereof rc'cordect in Ptat Book COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA: and contiguous or Commissioner Room City Hall 900 Riggs. a rally when he held his set'ice bounding arid residence and post OfliCv address 01 32. Page 36. of the Public Records abutting upon such ;mproements the claimant and East Stra*bridg, Avenue I- ESTIMATED INCOME $974 mutt be swvrn to Btoward County, Florida. "Ever since the day when j aftreighteucesfora22ue or specially benetifted thereby and October 16, Fort Myers County SECTION I Surplus Carry.evtr from 973 the claimant, hiS agent or •t. andyouarerequiredtoserveay Cornmissionerspoom Courthouse designated was 11 years old and wasn't games. But Mrs. King broke by Surpts Carry oi,er the tornex. or the same shall be void, of your written defenses, If any, toil 2115 2nd Street a1w1.sment plot now on file in the Previous Year Carry over Operating allowed in a photo because I Riggs in the eighth game and s, w. Ihoms Lovitt on CARROLL OURKE. Atttfly for Ifitq of the City Clerk of the City Of 115.000 October 17, West Palm Beach PrevIous Year Carry over Special As Executor of said eState Petitioner, whose address is didn't have a tennis skirt on, i then served a love game for the Altamonte Springs 7 FCD AdminlstratI, Aduitoriurn 901 Previous Year Carry over Florida, which W. THOMAS LOVE IT, of Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, taid assessment pta? it her*by knew then that I wanted to second [yecola Streef Stablization LOVETT, KREUTER Sanford, Florida, 32771. and file the approved by the City Countil Of 121,000 October73, Clewiston- Ciewiston change the sport," the 29-year. _________ Mrs. King kePt rolsing in the the & HOLMES original with the Clerk Of thC above Inn City of Aflamonte Springs. FIOs'ida. U.S No. 77 rjng 1)10 CitIzens TOTAL PrevY, Carry-Over third set, breaking Riggs in the styled Court on oç before 11W IStri BE IT FUR THER RESOLVED: Bink Bldg. National 3$5,$9 October 74, Okeechob,e Court day of October, A.D. 1973; otherwIse Room nggs wto iairneci first game That it is th determination of Courthouse 305 NW 2nd SECTION 7 this Oclando Fktrida 32101 Teetaflys Anticipited Income a Judgment may be entered agaInst Street bodyfhatall$sandlands,dI&,lLng set women's !ennls back 29 final challenge, serving a Cigarette Tax Publish: SeIA. 7, 14, 2), 7$, 191) you for the relief demanded in the and contiguous, or bounding and DET-71 253,399 October 25. MIami City Corn Franchise Tax years against Billie Petition. look,game arid then breaking Mrs. abutting upon the said im112.000 miSsion Room 405 Biltmore Way Fines A Forleitures - NOTICE ed every bit his age after the Kingfora2.2tieinthethird provements will be especially 115,000 Court Fees Notice is hereby given thlt the said Court on the 6th day of Sep CORAL GABLES 11000 All hearings will begIn sit 1000 match Rig appearl to tire From there, Mrs. King broke benefittenbythesaidimp,'oyements Board of County CommIssIine's of tcmber, AD. 197). BuIlding Permits p'ov urd for in this Rlutuon. ,inl 70.000 oclock AM ¶rninoIe County, Florida, shall at Board Fees as e.arl i•.. Ute first back witha love ialne and then and had Arthur H Bcwi?h, Jr 7.500 that the Special assessments to be 7.00 P M.. or as soon Central and Southern Florida ftevera9,Llc,n thereafter as Clerk CI Cirrult Court trouble getting his first sd -ye won it with a service break In mOde and entered against all lOts 3797 Flond Control District, po$ible, on the lath d.a 1, of October. Dog LIcnt Seminole County, Florida and lands located at Sanford 650 By Its Governing Board going. the final game when Riggs Avenue 1973, consider esocfmeqtt of the Animal Controf Fecs By: Linda M. Harris 1,000 aooining end Contiguous or boon tollowirig ordinance. By: S• Robert I.,. Clark, Occupatiosiâl LICInSIS Nor could Riggs, the aging double faulted and hit Into the Deputy Clerk ng and tbutting on such con Chairman 25,000 interest An ordinance relating to the (Seal 1939 Wimbledon sirgles chain- net on the final two points after lernplatad improvements shall be L'nlncorporafed areas Robert Graltøn, 5.000 Fuel Refund of Seminole CAR ROLi BURKE made upon a front footage basis. Courtly, Oittrlct Counwl 2500 pion, match Mrs. King's ((5Jfljfl. escaping two match pniiit.s. Florida; Miscellaneous providing Attorney for Petitioner that to say, that In the preparation p.o (los "V" 1,000 Saleo(Egu4pm,t ual st"ong ground shots, which Rlggsstarted the battle of the regulations to control and regulate 612 Sanford Atlantic Wrtt Palm Beach, ot the special assessment roll electrical contractors and 13.000 Trailer Llcens electrical Bank Bulbling ' never Jet up. covering the cont.trnplated sexes matches with a 6.2; 6-3 Florida 33102 Utility Stabilitatioji im conStruction within Seminole Sanford, FlorIda 37771 provements, PblIth. Sept sum Special 100,000 71.21, 1973 Riggs was so sure of yiij-y victory over Australia'e y' Road&BrlctgeF benefits County; providing dellnhtions: Publish: Sept 11, 71, 7$. Oct. 3, 1973 DEl 101 be determ,fled and prorated crelting an electrical i.r'c Pecreaf 1on Fu - tç w't,In SET he had vowed 1w would Jump off garet Court earlier In the yI'Ir 1,000 áotdinsj to the ioot frontage of the lust Building Department of Utility Ta* p 1j B -j, ,ig and Mrs. King said It was Mrs. resp.tI properties adjoining and Sen,n,te County 717.000 and fr the em Palicelrainlngrund conttgusorbouJngandabutting PkOyflit,it 1)1 fIectriCaI London Bridge in Arioita Cnurtwhegavc1wrgooc1advjc l'av,no C10i'S 72,250 upon such smproements especially providing a'ilhorily to enter Icist. for playing Riggs, Park AcqulsItfotlA Development benefitted by tab Improvements, building;; providing for RESOLUTION NO. 223 0Federal the in Revenue Sharings Trust Fund "Margaret told me he can't It wasa $100,000 winner-take. ARESOLUTIONAPPROVINGATENTATIVP UTILITIES 32,000 Thai the Tax Assessor of the City ve$tigaiion of complaints and the .dl m.ateh. but television and roll over his backhand," j5 of Aftamonte Spflngs. Florida, in approval of plans; requiring BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR $U cerAND SCHEOIILINc PUBLIC HEARING 1,133915 &COrdlrKe wIt the proyis,s of '-titer rights were expected to King said. "lie can Only pass law, shall proc'e to make and the business of •lect,'lcaI COfl SECTiOu 3- Incne All S.urc.s lo,t the winner's share to Ii)ewithaflatshot,Sbetoldnw WHEREAS, the Mayor has prepared and recommended to prepare a special assessment roll, trading within Seminole the City County; Councilabudgetforthefiscatyeartn1f0,$ij,j,5;1 about$2on,000and give the loser to U.St try to atttaek his assessing the special t,enetits to be Pr0b1ting toli advtflhilnq or false SurplvsCar,yy WHEREAS, the City CouncIl desires to consider same a schedule a received as the result of said hr. use of license or name, creating )aS,149 backhand." The Astrodomne about sioo,000. Tentative Income a public hearing for purposes of discussing, provements againl$ me lots a ),13S945 boa'd Of electrical examiners and surh proposed budget; analyjing, and supplementing TOTAL IncomuAll Sources Despite his massive barrage 3cfle100kCd11.eanYththgbuta lands, adjoining and contlgung 1.371,914 ci criticism against women's tennism.atch.Thetjniversltyof hounding arid abutting NOTTHEREFORE,BE IT RESOLVED BY THE un. procedures: Pr5iding powers and lI- ESTIMATEDEXPENDITURES $974 COUNCILOFTHIt CITYOFCASSELBERRV FLORIDA PtOi'ements, bating sad spe•iar dut,S of the board of eIvctrical ttrinis ltiggs wa.s a gracious houston band pyed march SECTION Iassessment against th respective r.;m;ners, WttIng bun application Adirii - Fsiiance Recørt shiIe pretty pompom properties to be esorcially asSessed proceducej fr certificatIon arid I- ESTIMATEC INCOME 1974 33129 AdminIstration General SECTION I - Svrplim CarryOver from 1973 'What happened?' Riggs girls kickd in time, upon one liwidrect per cent (100 per procedues (or reexamination after 46,977 Adminlstrat Persornet Freviout Year Carry over cent) of :rie cost of suct im failure, 3,570 akecL 'Billie Jean was Just too 1,OU. Building & Zoning establishing certificate SECTION 7 Transfer-Ted from General Operat-ons 11'overnents as dctermIne' 34227 IhiS te,t. provid.ng for (erfificatipo 'if City Council stron for me, She was Trals%sefredfrornGrneratoperatlons Resolution, and the amount existing electrical contrac(ors •fl 14,017 Fire 201.17 quick in the exchanges. 3 -- Tentative Anticipated Income iiterrn.n.j by fISts ResoIui,, to be' !ourncyman electricians requiring I01,$ Legal UP4t] ED STATES DISTRICT Water and Sewrr Revenue atsestr-d agansI the taid property. nccupatinl license and bond tO SECTION 19,700 4 thought I had her out Of C'Ur-t M.tiflicsp.eI Court 515,000 MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Income All Sowces BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: vn-3gein the business or act in the 11,703 -) Non Deplrtment.I marty times but slw made the FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION Surplus Carry OverThat the special assessments Capatity of at electrical contractor 93)75 l,OR,350 P011ce_Adm,n,5tratI COURT NO. 73.1)5 OPL Clx p'ovtded tot by thit Reotvtbon shall ano ts. Transferred from General Operations 70.342 iourntyman "ectricl6n, setting Poli, - Patrol Detention 201,417 ;.'. RiCA, Tentalive Anticip.ted income t pa-ya at the Op? Of the forth p'ocedurrs a.J conditions lot 357 4.J neve: felt better. I felt 57,0O0 Police R4;0t p,ffl,fl, .s EARL. McINTYRE, El -Property owners as follows: Certification: prOviding for the t'ollc tj Animal Control -- NOTICE OF in rasP, wOn thrty 30I days f TOTAL Ir,come&l 5cxjrees "'Pnq of recordS 6bou? cc-n C I 96.1 767 P;hIc W-irk -sir . .. •, -. Englnrtr r.I, n tOdidng /.CaY) br the ',tt1 "oris .ftiflt I FINAL - General assetsenedj,, three f3)eqijt revnratien of Ct'tfltiCjtlt and IIESTIMATEOEXPENDITURES Ins MaiOttfliflC. DI. CREEnV Foreciosur, nitered OCt annual installments, laid cefn, 'JtOtlnCls therefoc, governing SECTION I lO),l3 Public Works-- Street Lady Golfers A&irjiflt 21, 973 by the ebo'e ent,tted Tentative Exp'sndltures payrnent to bear interest at tne rate re('rli(,af,, requiring permits Maintenance Court, in the atovt ;tyItdCBuSt. tf Admirittration Of eight pet cent (9 per cc-nfl pr- and setting forth the conditions and 54,6,0 67,547 PublIc Worka - Buildings & Grounds Wafer Prdt1løsi vwm, tP.e first deferred p.Jycr.t procedures thereto relating; 34,741 37,17) Recreation -General duty authorized Water Distlibution ictstaflmc-ntof pi'snctpa4pt orovicling for revoCation of 2041) 14364 Recreation Pool will set: the prooerty PItutii Control to CCMmefie Q' 1J year let-rn date p'-rm,ts, prcn-dirsi .spçsettnte irni 115O'7s --Cip-t.it Ui'rro.r'rn, i-I'. ,-, r u!:! 'i ':• Vo.--J n t.jr 156,350 ('nc i,Ln,y kssr,es ................... tr. -nu'.o F'rine rii 4n0 on the same day ci Jut' jmLurd Women's each 11,449 51,134 H 13S OFCeI Of 650 heN Unappropriated5patIatFur Ifon Desartmenta veer thereat 'er unfit paid In full insr,tions: pfoviding for the 77,110 99,075 (-ff( the tww - ,-,t n' RLOC Itie wcs . Catl lmproyemenf s PrcISCctS b[ it S-l!rtfl n-I ha:ardos Cledrical ORTHER RESOLVED #l2,cc TraniacrredloUtilb,bes UOi,', OF AN Bond Payments tiwitlitirtdiyo(piav WOCk. adopting CIC1ricat Stanthis Res'aueion 701,11? 731,ø -ADDITION TO SANFORD. Ot RESet'V,s dard; providLtg fr construction nfl Wednesday September 713,202 cording to plat thereof recorded 411 swg 13) TOTALEstImatedE*p,itures),l4 Wp in Severability; prcvidlng 1,521,511 'flte w611 be a shotgun start at Pia B-oak 1, Pages 43 and, Publtc HerW, a nevr,p TM SanforO TOTALE;timated(xpeqidj,uresl,7l ornattles end, ptyiding of 1,941,767 Records of Sminote CQvflty 9.tn., a luncheon at 1.30p.m. Ill-PUBLIC HEARING circulation ir Setnino(e County, fictIve date. Florida. Ct DIic outcry 10 the Florida III-PI7ELIC HEARING to COpieIOflaidordinanteare.ysil Public hearing for purposes of CitcvttInq. bftt hiddff for cash at CE IT FURTHER RESOLVED for- publ'c inspection in the analyzing, tSd Su Menthers are requested to cr. TPi-rflday. u 00 'c!prt arn ofemenfing this tentative budget shall be held on Fr'day, September 25. That !niOffice tor purposes 01 ditcu5ing, analyzing, sind of the Board of County SIS.II 1973. at 730 P M in Inc Ctor II, 1973 lithe Wrt' door 04 ii 'r j!av and iundu'on ccmrnin-rs. emre CountyF4rmenting this tentative t.uIJget shall be heiC On Friday, September 7$, "I .;JafrIy trO: fl,, (atseitserry Florida All Mtef brig Room of the Cesselberry City H9l1 in us mrl County Couttftouc& at L30 P.M ifl the Me'tting Room of the Casseiberry City Hall in (itilens of the f'tr se arid adopton Curtrije. anora, Florida by n-p&'miMr III. Lists are City of Clsselher,y, Florida, are invited to be present Sanford. Fi;bda CatseIberry Flori ISEAL) All cUizens of the City 01 PASEO AND ADOPTED this Cassetberry, Florida, are in the lathes locker Dated s fl 73 invited to be present PASSED AND ADOPTEDIhIS 10f day ci Seof ember 1973 Arthur H b%eckwith. Jr., 11th d6y *1 Septyrnbig-, A(7. 1913. (Stat) MITCHELL. A- 7IEWBER(ER roouri. PASSED *110 ADOPTED THIS ltflhdayof September, 1973 Clerk S W. I 5w04fsrn APPROVED ue:ten States MrL:al (Sea') BOard 0? County me c:t MI 'itth'rs are ur'c!t to ft.ii H (;r cc. ::: '' APPROVID, omm,srrs r.r.t atteat i'.is[ifl-Y this fl1Ctiiit. ttt rtt-:CSLce A Bill B Crier, Mayor A'TTCST. Sr-rn'rsoie Courtly, Florida ATTEST Ats'siarit United State" Attornip Mary W• Hawth,n, acquainted with fellow rnernBy' 5: Jane Rbrrir Mary w Attorney for Pia.rtfit City Clerk Dtpuiy C C Ci ii'. trs. rules and tournaments for - FLinIhCity Clerk 14. m PuLtith: Sept 11, 2'. tefi P.i;th 'iJbIth ! •pl7' 21. t. t7 U..- te,r 'r" i; 01 1 - - s. / Ask for Want Ads Ir I Gmat- -- I tPIru S tim,i ---37c a line 2$ca tine 25 times - . 22c a line (Si,75 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum - 6?hru25 time; / ' - - - by Lorry Lswis mis ThE ROCK '\ (Gou r lRED FOR \TON4TS The Longer YoUr Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of Copy. It' Want Ad _____ ___________ DPpartment Hours by Hcinsd'ahl & Stat 1.1 81. ri. S:3O p.m. Saturdays& Holidays 9 'fl 12 Noon . AREkrT w ,q'c,'e' U% GOT SQ4(E NER USINC, MV LOE MAT AS A WECEPTACLE FOR 'yOUR PEANLrr .. a. c-qw w:) . Deadiin,-12 Noon Day BefDre Publication Y=d 4 P.trsonajs . ARE "CU TF"lliBLED' Call To1 Free, 64426 T for 'We Care"-"Hcstlinv', 1 lutti or Teens =' ' r\ PROBLEM PI4hapsAlchQ;. Anr,,iv'!j.' C.sn Help Phone 473 15f7 Write P0. Bo 12t3 Sanfotd, Flr ; '1 . S ,. •. ,i SW . by Crooks &Lawrer.cc DIAL A OEVOTIOti 373 5010 Central Baptist Church S Losland Found LOST: Area of Lake Dr. and for-sc Track, Casselb.erry. Mahogany 'vy ge'ding hor; bick, mane 6tail Caft 831 6377 6 ChildCare CHILDCARE IN MV HO%E 1401 LUNCHES WEExO*'y CALL 373 1791 ______ ______ Will keepa small child in my hQm Can give references, 372 $S fdurse wants to keep infatts in her home, days. 373 591) or 322 26Ss. by Bob moves FR4N.t' after Children's outgrown clotrie-s. toys and furniture sell quickly wIth a clastif led ad. ARE, X'M TIUSY , INSURING' MY THUMB 9 GoocllhingstoEaf FOR '2.o,000/ - - Child care in my home, Monday throvoft Friday, hot meats. Call S p rn 373 5744. PRICES 8EIMG" WHAT - - Farm Fresh Rabbit, any quantity, government nspetj, 'Tc ., pound. 322 $732 21 1) Instructions "' - - - MEN & WOMEN by Dick Covolh Needed lmmdutety to trn as IBM, COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS The demand for qualified programmer; is great. We wilt train you for this highly Skilled profess,on & service you ,.th e.'flploymcnt at the same time There it no age limit, but you must be willing to start m mediately Previous experienc'- 5 not rc'Qtj,re-cJ For ,our pers...r.lI -n!er-, r'E r o 'I#JGAIaa3ND WITH THAT PHILOSOPH CAL JZB FM LP ThE STREEr. 0 .' Jr. ,'. CALL 834-8588 NOW ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE - - ' •' 1 - as Legal Notce . -Ly . h1 as - ___________________ - T( "WA" t Ti'IE D'hJP'.lEt \... ' p,s,rr- r j.. ChiC Young ç "VU WANT Th 5TE.I( , ( .T L ,cCsr'VIJ33C. E . A '1' -. IBM KEYPUNCH TRAINEES if wcik,ng as an Ill'.' , op-tahoe Sounds in!tr'n 10 iLJ you ate available to s',ri Immediately, we' can have • working and training at the sa time There is no age lImit high School diploma is riguired Prepare yourself future now irt this highly rew,r dnq field Personal interve'w r c'q u r Cd . __ v Th __ hia -, j L.t(' v,t:ç 'fiMort Walker / CALL 834-8588 NOW ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE MAgcU! . -- Start Season • ' - r ' , rxo'-i and against the proposed 5,nrse,sition and against the proposed anociation and :onnj ,ill tic heard Said Mid lonuig '#,lt be hoard Sad hearing may be continued from time helrinq may be continued from time to time until f'nal action 5 taken by to time until final action is taken by the City Council. the City Council This r.otice shall be posted at the This nntice shall be posted a? the City I-tall within bIte City cf C'ty Hall within the City (if Altamonle SpringS, Florida, and in Attamonte Springs, Elotida, arid itt three lIt other places within the tr.ree UI other places within the Ct,, did ftjr.t.Shi'iJ ri (he Sanford (ily, aid published in Thin S.jiitord Herald. a newspaper of general Herald, a newspaper 01 general cIrc'.,lation in the City Cl Altamonte circulation in the City of Attamonte Spr'ngs and Semlno'e County, SpringS .iflhJ Seminole County, lorid6, once a week total lett tour Florida, once a week fr at least four ii conwculive weeis PtIOr- to the (It consecutive weCkS prior to tite date i,f thq' Public Hearing; the date date of the Public Pleating, the date of the tlrst publIcation to the date of o the first publication to the date of the last publ.c6tion, both dates Itt. th, last publication, both dates in clusive, shall not be less than clutive', shall not be less than twenty eitjht (3*) dayS In addition, twenty eight (29) days. In addition, not.ce shall be posted in the area to notice shall be posted e area to be onsidrrcd lot annexation and be considered for annexation and :on'ng sit least fifteen 115) d.iys toflrig at least fifteen (S days * ior to the dale of the Public prior tg the dlte of the Public ftarsnU Picaritig DATED this 19th day of Stp DATED this 19th day of Sep Ii rnhnr, A 0 1973 trmbe-r. A 0 1973 S Jane Richards S Jane Richards City Clerk of the City Clerk City 01 Aifmonle, o' the City of SpringS, Florida Aitamonte $pr,ngs, Florida Pbuh Sept 3), 79. Oct. 5, 17, %9, Publish Sept 21, 79, Oct. 5, 17, 1, * DCI 79 ()fT9t pertiei ,srnt cItIznt for and against 'tic prosed ,snncsation and zoning will be Ptrai d Said hearing may be COntinued from time to time until final action i taken by the City Councit. Thit notice shall be pOsted at the City Hall within the City of Casselberry. IOrid,s, and In three (31 other plaes tbin the C,ly, and published in The Sanford Herald, a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Casselberry and Seminole Cout.ty, lorida, once a week for at least tour (4) conSecutive weeks prior 'o the date of the Public Hearing; the date of the first publication to the date 01 the publication, both dates inclusive. shall not be less than twenty ruht 17$) days In addition, notIce 5ti.itl bc potted In the area to be COnSidered for CnneiatiOn and toning at least fiftetn IlS)day%priol' to the date of the Public Hearing. DATED thIs 6th day if Augutt, A 0 19)1 (SE ALl Mary W Hawthorne, City Clerk Of the WHERE DO h- Pub - Aug 71&S 1. II,?I,1973 - - ' THE _..71_? . CUSTOMERS GO? - • a- , I D' ', J' c THE PHANTOM _______________________ i ____________ ',,) REACH NE AREA _________ 4 A Jr, c't All! TIt RtJel5) THEP !kf4lIilY '1 ....1Ii','. 2' ' of 4- Hecse Pnc Bccii.otCjr,e,c5 of 6% P*ouse Iróffnence i% lust 'LI ', w oi&v b.a p' " ' 4"i 'l" 'lM \ ; Lee FaIk ana Sy Barry .)U WAPT 1 - .Jf__;1I - "5, 1' L 'Iw., Il-I %. 11411 41 If iili f J -_. MUSt bSPi flM 'S W lJ'4__-i• b,&ZI ._"•%$ .4 5,,. ".S'-..t i'1V T. tc .. I - .4ke room for daddy Have ,i garage tale with a low-cost (lC%%ifid ad' - , - I - __________ .7 ' - - Orlando 8319993 _____ - •'- Winter Park' annexation - Legal Notice Seminole 322-2611 it , - - LINE! ____ -..- _-' Tr.ar.r DIAL ThERE A 61 MERCED LOG OR ABOUT SOMETHIN OUT VV)(AT ThERE 'fl4AT A PEAL TACKLEI GRAB8ER WARN ME - lions - DANG IT! r I3ROKE MY T'WARN H! II E _____ ____ Legal ______- ) ____________ evagar.a. Jean, ) Friday, Sept. 21, 1973-58 by Day. Grau. _____ - . - FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE ISherebyqjvefitha? I rim ngaged in business at Seminole Blvd., 3eminote County, Florida under the fiCtitious name Of WEE APE 14 U P S P I;INDERGARTEN, and that I In. lend to register saId name With the Clerk of the CircLEt Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the FIctitious Name Statutes, ToWit- Section ss 09 - Florida Statute; 1957. 5. Mildred BeneheIct Publish: Sept. 7, 11, 71, 79, 1973 tii _________________ Billie Blitzes Bobby set. ALLEY SEMINOLE COUNTY UTILITIES ROARD E ALL J \ I 5Y Notice of Public HearIng LOUSY NEED'S AN E%AWAY The Board of County Corn PERr-ECT Th4E' HERE1 T'SHOWU FROM < THERE Y'SEE? I mitSionCrs of Seminole County. \ I HOW TDO THAT SlUT JI GOT ONE Ct4 Florida wIll hold a public hearing in FREJAp,c,A,fy ITAi the County Commission Chambers of the Seminole County Courthouse, SemlioIe County, Florida on IUI.S516Y the 2nd day of Oclober AD. 1973 at 7:00 P.M. or at soon thereafter as possIble to re consiier complIance or iloncompllanceby --vulne'n uuiv ulililles, Inc., for merly EcologIcal Utilities, Inc. with the directives and orders Issued by the Director, Utility Control NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Oeprtrnent office, and concerning T NAME STATUTE CITY OF ALTAMONTE Weathe:sfleld sewage treatment 9' SPRINGS, FLORIDA plant and System. __________________ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice of Public HearIng Board of County NOTICE IS HEREBY given that TCWI'IOMITMAYCONCERN: Commitsloners the underssgn CAMPUS CI TTER with BIMO BURNS Notice is hereby given by the City pursunf to the By: 5: SIdney I. Vihien. Jr ______________________________________ "Fictitiout Name Statute" Chapter Council of the City of Allamonte Chairman $6509, Florida Statute, will register Florida, that 1'W YOU LOOK "I"I'VE GOT PROBLES'iS said City ATTEST: (I With the Clerk of lt'p Circuit Court, Council will hold a public hearing: Arthur H, Beckwlth, Jr in and lot Seminole County. Florida, (a) To Consider annexation of the Clerk s/no AND ,cQENC/-J upon riceipt of proof of the following described property iylng PublIsh S'pt 11. 2). 1773 publicaton of this notice, the tic and being in Seminole County, DEl IS fitiout name tO-wit: GREEN Ftorid, tO Wit: _____________________________ LotS 590,591 and 592, less the South BROTHERS ROOFING COMPANY CITY OF ALTAMONTE under which they are engaged In 10? feet of said Lots 590, 391 and 592, SPRINGS, FLOnI'jA business at Pt. 7, Box 335 C, San(or, all In the Subdivi,lon Of lands Notice of Public Hearing Seminole County, Flotld 32711. bClOnging to the ALTAMONTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: LAND, HOTEL AND NAVIGATION That the partIes interested in said Notice Is hereby givenby the COMPANY, according to the Plat business enterprise and their En City Council of the City of thereof as recorded In Flat Book I, terest 'ri the lame are as follows: Altamonte SprIngs, Florida, that EMORY GREEN page 17, of the Public Records of S0pct, talc) City Council will hold a public Seminole County, F.orlda: ROOSEVELT GflEEN hearingSOpct, to the corporate limits of the City Of Dated a' Al amonte Springt, Ia) To consider innexation of the Allamonte Springs, Florida; 4usd Seminole C"unt1, Florida, this 24th following describ ploperly lying fbi To consider also the question and being in day of Aug 'sI, AD., 197). emitiole County Ci dt'strisitog and aSSJqnIACJ the LAW orr,i:rs or Ilorda, to ,',t .fui.,1t , 'I' CUCS BUNNY JAMI c,c: -- I-I SIlL p Lots 185. 186, 197, and Ill of Forc',t ..c,,v,a! uwr,ci tO said UAP( T L. MASSEY City, Orange Part, according lottie property as that classIfication is Attorney 1r tISe above parties, plat thereof as re'.ordrd in Ph? Book I'LL 15E LATE FOf describtd in the zoning ordinance; signing for EMORY GREEN and 7, Page 6001 the Public Record; of IN5TALL.ATION cawEMoNICS of the City of Allamonte Springs, ROOSEVELT GREEN, Seminole County. FlorIda, con AT THE 'AL OfWER Florida, towit: Ordinance No. 721.73 616 E. Alt amont, Ave., Suite stitutlng 10 acris; OF MUSI4*,fAT6"... UFK and at amtnded and supplemented, Altamont, Springs, Fla. 37701 to the corporate li-nih of ttse City The present zoning classifications Publish Aug.31 A Sept. 7, II, 21, 1973 of AItamoof Springs, Florida; and of saId prooerty are R.IA DES 706 ib) To conIder also the question ResidentIal, Single r'am;uy, asto Lot designatIng and assigning thu 590. andA 1 Agricultural District, as zoning classi(ication of IL. In NOTlCtl OF PUBLIC SALE to Lots 591 and 597, as those NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,. dustrlat District to said property 6% clasificatlons are deScribed in the that classification isdescr,bed in the that, plirtujint to Final Judgment of zoninfIordenancesandreguli forecic,,ure rendered on September Zoning orcilnance of the City of Seminole County, rlorlda, 1!, 177i lntI'at certain cause jsenijirtg Altamontc SfYing%, Fkirda, fo Wi1 . The Public hearing will be held in irS Inc Circuit Court, In and fo, Ordinence No. 229 13 and as the City Hall, Attamonje Springi, amended end supplemnentej, Seminole County, Florida, In Civil Flo,ida, on the 23rd day of October, Action No, 73-1145 C wherein 1973, at The present zoning classifIcation 4,30 p m., or as soon of laid property is A 1 Agricultural FEDERAL 14 ATIONAL MOP thereafter a; possIble, at which time - Dstr;rt. th.t ru. r,--':.. ;' '--'-".'"' sun, a car 'n:erestea parties and ci':en: for escrtedin the ton poration organized iincl Cii%hing eric) lgsiinttlhC PrOposed lane CAPTAIN EASY annexation and regulations of Seminole County, ______________________________________ pursuant to the laws of the IJn'ted and zoning will be Marc), SaId Florida. tYEI.L,f .W$AY'RE YOU) States of America, is Ptaintitt, and hearing may be contInued Irom time MCE IT.., The Public Hearing will be held in 1OOlcIkJ3 O ow14 .5 MY PLAP'J HJ SARAH MARYLOU WALDO is totimeunfelfinalactboni5takenby the City Hall, ,,'tamonte Springs. IIjTHE'VOLjn.l .J FL.oPPaP.rt.1. Defendant, the undersigned, the City Council. Florioa, on the 73rd day of October, ,0uTc WE'RE Clerk of the above Styled Court, will 8T ALINT Pu.' This 0011CC shall .,e pOsted at the 1973, at 1:30 p.m., or as soon THE Cl'1AMP I AND UNCLE HUB atI100c'll, AM onOctobirird, City Hall within the City of C..r. .reafler aspotsible, at which time EVEtJ KkJOW ;c73 offer for Sale arid sell to the Altamonte Springi, Florida, and In I U5PEC'1 interested parties and citizens for 1[_•T three U) other plares within the hgheit ann bet? bidder for cash, at and against 11W proposed J_ T)tE the front (West) door of the Coot City, and published in The Sanford and toning will be heard. Said thouse of SemInole Count . Florida, Herald, a newspaper of general hearing may becontlnued from time at Sanfnrd. Ftgqida. the followbng circulation in the i..t?•• Of Attarnonle intim, until final action is taken by Springs and Seminole County, d#S(ribr-j r'c-pe'iy, lying anc being n- (sly Council, 'vs f0rida,cea Coonty. Flyrid,t, to *it O'i.' I This notice shall be posted at the (I cons.cut.ve Weeks prior to the Lof 11, Block "G'. WASHINGTON City Hall within the City of j OAKS SECTION ONE, according to dateof the Public Hearing; the date Altamonte Springs, Florida, and In Of Ihefirst publication to th date Of the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat 1' ' three l)t other places within the Book 16, pages 7$ I. Public Recrdt the last publication, both dates inc'ty, and publiShed in The Sanford Clutive, shall not be less than of Seminole County, Florida Herald, a newspaper of general twenty eight (79) days. In addition, . 1 Togethe, with the following circulation In the City of Altarnonte 'I " &. " C" notice shall be posted in the area to of property which are located in and Springs, and Seminole County. be considered for annexation and permanently installed as a part of FlOrida.onceaweek forat least four FRANK AND ERNEST zoning at least flftetn (15) dly; trie improvements on said land, One (4) consectjti,-e weeks prior to the Or to the date Of the PublIc Orbon Range (electric) Model No date of the Public Hearing; the date Hearing MiT, One Comfort Pac Furnace of the first publiCation to the date ERNIE J' DATED this 19th day of Sc-p. fetcctrlc Model Plo EF101, Serial the last ptIIcatlon, both dates in lember, AD, 197). Plo 145640 cluslve, shall not be less then IE4T 14RNE7 S. Jane Richards Said sale It to be made 10 sitisty twenty eight (71) days. In addition, City Clerk the terms of said Final Judgment. tic* Shall be posted in the area to of the City of Aitampote (Seal) be considered for annexation and SprEng, Florida zoning at least fitteen (15) days Arthur H. B-eckwim, Jr. Publish - Sept. 71, 2$. Oct. 5. 12. 19, prior tO hh.l date of the Public Clerk of Circuit Court 1973 em,noie (,QVflT, florida DET 9$ __________________________________________ DATED thi5 19th day ci Sep By Ce-celia V. (kern _____________________________ tember. A D. 1973 Deputy Clerk S Jane Richards CITYOALTAMONTE SPEER & SPEIP. PA .a _________________________________________ City Clerk of the SPRINGS. FLORIDA 113 Magnolia Avenue City of Altamonte NotIce of Public HearIng P 0 Do' 1341 10 WHOM IT MAY CON CE P14' Sngs, Florida Sanford. FlOrida 37771 Pubith Sept 71, 78, Oct 5, 12. 19, Notice it hemcby u'ven by the City Attorneys for Plaintiff Council of the City of Ahtamonte 1973 Publish- Sept 71 1973 Springs, Florida, that said City '3(1 97 0(1 3 Council will hold a public hearing: NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING WINTHROP (a) To consider annexation of the CITY OF ALTAMONTE CITY OF CASSELBERRY. IDDI&iftC i AbiI (Ii!,.fl,, xlrusixrJy tying FLORIDA and being In semInole County, Notice of Public Hearing Florida, to wit: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: iNEXABLy. Notice is hereby given by the City I North 192 feel of South ti of North. Notice is hereby given by the City Council of the City of Altamonte west ' of Southwest '.of Southeast Council of the City of Catselbeiry, SprIngs, Florida, that said City ' (less W 25 feet (or Road), Parcel Florida. that said City Co'ociI will 0 Council Will hold a pubti hearIng. 5, Section 10, Township 71 South. ,-7hold a public hearing(a) To consider annexation of the Range 79 East; and also (a) To Consider annexation of the following described prerty lying South 132 feet of North 3)1 feet of f011O*in4 described property lyng and being in Scm ode County. South ' of Northwest 'i of South and beng in Seminole County, Floridi, to wit wrst 'iof Southeast ' (less West 25 Florida, to wit PARCEL A; feet for Road), Parcel 7A, Sicti The SW4 of SWI 1 of Secti 21, Lot A. LOngvirw HeIghts, ac- ID. Townshp 7) South, Range 29 Townsrilp 21 South, Range 30 East. cording to the plat thereof as East; and also lest that portion of Lot 200. FO1EST recorded in Plat Book 17, Page 9, ci North ' of Block C. Tract 55, BROOK UBDIVISIOPI FOURTH the Public Records of Seminos, 3anlando Springs, Plot Book 7. Page ADDITION, lying North of the South I. Section I, Township 71 South, Courtly. Florida; and line of Section 21, TownShip 2) South, PARCEL 8: Range 29 East; and also Range 30 East Also: The P4W'4 of South ', of Block C. Tract 55, W 'of SW '4of NE '4 Not SR. NW'., of SrtIon SI. Tiriiin -.l sJa 'x- ri x,J I .riu uc-ginilung II)- 3dr1'flhiUO 3ilFin). net 1100k 1, Page ---------------South. Panoe3OEast.lylngNorthof (and $7.13' Not SW corner runE I. Section 1, Township 21 South, BLONDIE FORFST BROOK suanivicinpi 'U .14V II 'V - i JT'.UVrI I'flr 3 ""''V% -----•iw FOURTH ADDITION, recorded South 173 'net of the N 370' to point W of beginning, E to t'-i MPi.IU SAYS in Plat flocA 13, Page 31, and North beginnIng, and W 23' for Road) C'l P4W ' of PIE ',. LESS, South "crcAICcmJp.4Er... "3' FOP [ST BROOK SUBDIVISION st IS. Township 715. Range tert of West 210 feet and East 21$ FIFTH ADDITION, 0% recorded in tech of the North 3)3 feet, Section IS E, Seminole County, Florida, Plat Book 17. Page 7a, Public to the corporate limits of the City of TownshIp 2) South, Range 29 East; Rpcord% of Seminole County, to the corporate limits of the City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, and Florlac (I,) To consider a'so the question Altamonfe Springi, Florida; and to the corporate limits of the City ot of designating and assignIng the lb) To consider also the question Casseierry, Florida; and zoning classificat;on Cf C C Corn of dignating and assigning the fbi To consider also the question rnerclal General DittrIct to saId toning classllicatlon RMF of desgnating and assigning the property that classification iS Residential, Multiple Family zoning classification of P 3 Multidescribed i Inc toning ordinanceS District to saic) property as that Family to 5ad property as that 04 the City of Attamonte Springs, to classification is described n the .1 c classification is described in the w't: Ordinance Plo 77* 73 and as zoning ordinanps of bite City ci zoning ordinances of the City of Attamonte Springs, Florida, to wit: amended and supplemented Caiselbrry, Florida, to wit, OrThe present toning Cfatalf,catbon Ordinance Plo. 729 7) and as d.ninr 140, 19$ as amended arid of laid property IS R 1A Residential amei,dcd and Supptemt',sted 1 L1 The present zoning clas%IlIcatIoi Supptrrrenled District as to Parcel A. and A i The present zoning classIfication Agricultural District as to Parcel B, 04 said propt'rty is A I Agricultural .' in saic propeny ISA I as to part and as tnose class,Iicatlons are uiiiri(i, as mat ciassiticalion P lAasbopart.asfhet classification described in the toning ordinances described in the Zoning Ordinances BEETLE BAILEY 15 dPStrihl'd in the zoning ordinance's and regulations of Seminole County, and regulations of Seminole County, Florida arid rerlatIons of Seminole County, Florida 'ie Public btearinçi will be held in Florida The Publtc Hearing will b held in -" the City Hall, Altamonte Springs, lhe Cihy Hall. Attamonte Springs, The Public HearIng will be held in Florida, on the 73rd day of October, Florida, on the 73rd day of October, the City Hall, Casselberry, Florida. U?) at 1- 30 pm cs the 2ofh day ci September, 197). or as soon 1973. •t 4 30 pm. or as soon - , at lOOp mit . or as soon thereafter as thereafter as possible, at which time thereafter as possible, a? which tIme NOTICE IS hereb'. Ivn that am engaged in buSiness at P 0. Box $31 rem Park 37730 Seminoie County, Fl,ida under the fbCtjtiu5 name of MARED ASSOCIATES, and that I r.tendtoregister laidname with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Flotida in Iccordance with the proylsiOq ci the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Section MS 09 Florida Statutes 1957. 51g. Mary k Craft -. ruuusn Aug 31, & Sept 7, II, 21, 1973 Di S 105 Golf Cup Baffle ' The Sanford Herald FICTITIOUS NAME S mn Legal Notki'' 'Legal Notice p's 'flit' 1 Sanford Herald �6B-The Sanford Herald Friday, Sept. 21, 1973 -0 The Sanfo,d Herald - _-~- - 11 41 - - ==_ __ - 1-1.= _____ Instructions 18 WOM EN Wanted Male Help Male I18 -_ SIDE GLANCES Help Wanted Saleiman, neat. alert. personable. used car mechanic, excellent pa y High school graduate or better . and working conditions.Working Can lead In ,--. ,,,. Can your of All aomesti and ptunity It you have the mportcars.Applyjnpe$ja ck ouaIlflcatlo.n and desire for your Davis. Bill Baker Volkswagen, future, Apply Zales Jewelers, 3219.5 17-97. Sanford Plaza. No phone ciifs, -________ WANTED RECEPTIONIST & . ______________ FACTORY HELP needed for 1St, 2fldand3rdthlft.fl.SOpIfhOvffo • SECRETARIAL start, lSc ra ise in days. Regular r aises thereafter. Paid holidays TRAINEES and vacations. Must be able to 19 Female Help Wanted If working an the secretar ial field handle ) lb. bags. Apply In per. SOUfldsinterntito you and your son, Premix Marbletite IPN'S AND AIDES. Experienced fl is urgent, we will give YOU Manufacturing company, Junc. Preferred. Apply Lakeview cOm4l training and provide you nj Hwy. 131 and 11,, Winter Nursing Center. 919 E. 2nd St . with full or part time employment, "Word wtiJch ever you dire. Both __________________________ _______ mornI,i and evening classes We have openings for Truck AVON available You must be willing to Drivers. Warehouse and Sales _______ To buy or sell, ciii ¶trt immediately Personal PeI''I 4$ hr. we Excellent EdnaWoefIer,6U 3079 ?rri.rv reQuired fringe beneflit. Apply In Person Bar Maid, flights after 9 a m. to SCOTTY'S HOME _________ ______________________ CALL 8348588 NOW 372 P179 BUILDERS, 700 French Ave. ________ ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE E GE - PIANO LESSONS 12 Week Chord Courst NarryWest,r,3*137, 13 Workers ap p ly in person to Aierlcan Wood Products. 1297 Charles SI. Longwuod, Flo. Tra v el Agencies FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC. C''' 'ri ill off,("M f.itrj £ Bit d., (Hwy 436). 131 323). and Welder's Helpers 323 OIAD apart * P-feed Two general fine methanic Ma.,St have own henri toots. Pall iacatlorts And hoWitali:a?ici, 50 . commission. Apply In p-rim ,iirn Loth Chrysler Plymouth, 7617 (w$., OrtyC, Sanford. Mu t be experienc ed in tetephoni' manhole cond.it and cable con s?ructton, Paid vacation; and ta i . sick leave. W1tJ(0 LUP-4i* RUCTION COfr. $Jti.. WANTED: Extruder ooeralors. Want'd by Plastic Insulated wire cmpany. Shift work., Will train ROOFERS. Expeci,ncd in burn up roofin$. Also- ROOF EIPS HELPERS. Good avet. apply in prcscr to B&D Roofing Corn penny. 1311 Seminola Blvd mo(hincatt inclined r1i',ith,eI Arly .n per-son, 8.30 am, to 1 30 P m. any weekday. 'aragri y,rc & Cable Company, L,mgi.00d industrial Park, State Ro, Longwood. Canafberr y. Investigator trainee. National Company. Top Pay. Excellent frInge benefIts. Must have clear record. Car arid phone, Phone )ft $91 0761 Orlando. or IDOl Factory help wanted by paint manufacturer. 64:30. Mon.- f l. Located next door to Chsa Fertilizer. S Points. &. Equi Oppor tunity Employer. IN MECHANIC* * * * Construction Foremen * Ez?r?v:Cr'r Dr, m: Painting experience. Repaints and c?ricot. WUI t1rI j 53 50 Pet lii- Call ftr6 p.m. 323 4141. Zar pt&a •FEP. PARK $314222 Lawn Maintenance. must be dependable. Equipment fur SN New Sets MATTRESS & Bex Springi Cu $$9 rushed Will train Must have owr transportation. Call James Patrick 1341-444. $28IF Block Mason And Laborer Wanted Ph.13$ 559$ NEEDED Lowboy truck drivers. chauffeurs license necesSary . Must be Able to load & tload equipment. Also experienced grader and loader oøerators wanted PAY co.nme,nurate with experience. Ph. 3271615 Sbtjtt SCHOOL WAITRESSES* Wari?eI- - Lady to work ri c-r nursery an Sunda y mornings C 322 4371 or 322 4903 BabysItter, 4 days a week. 3 p m 11:00 P.M . Must like children and be Reliable. Call 323 1517. Mate-Female Help Wantv,d Groomer_Immediate opening, gu1rant Salary, modern shop. Excellent Oppor tunity for right person. Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. 322.57$ 2, Do you like working with livIng plants? We need potters, packers and generous laborers in our nursery. Good benefits, Apply in person. 2525 S. Park Ave., Apopka or call N6 2272, tit. 159, i Good Hours Commercial St. Sanford or Call Career Opportunity Minimum Age I 18 C penengs available In Sanford. Dltor ar OrIanj area Call &t-S 5376. R W Collins Lawn Spraying Inc.. Candace ., f Hwy 17 92, Fern Pork. 322-1252 • I,• ii 1.• Li [i''" --------______ 20 Male.Fenje - Help Wanted Wanted $3149.9 OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER I 6L ax 14 SPRINGS STORE ALTAMONTE has full & part-lime positions available for Master Cn"motoiogIst Pay 6O Pct Phone Rooms for Rent 31 Apartments Rent ________ Furnished Cleaning- Housekeeping MERCHANDISE HANDLERS 2 Bedroom mobile home No pets, no alcoholic beverages Ph 331 4470, camp Seminole. Business Property For Rent Business Propet- ty for Rent. 504 Sanford Aveni*, Available Oc tcber I. For Information, call Sweeney's Office Supply, 322.1214. SAI4.MO.PARKS, 1-2-3 Bedroom Trailers 5. Apt;. 7 Adult parks, 3 iam;ly Parks. 331$ Hairy Sanford., 373193Q Day, Wit., MO. HousesforSale - .3 bedroom, I bath concrete block . Wynnewood Section. )22 7M C.A. wHIDDOPI SR , BROKtR 111 N. Par k, Sanf or d 'HELP WANTED 1)1W. lit. St. Bedroom upstairs apt., water furnished. No children. , Ph. 322 5700. secretary, good typist, n;ce - goua puy ood answer bedroom duplex, adults, no pets. It 1. last month rent plus deposit. 172 U10 from 4 710 p.m. WarehoL'-se--Oriyer, good hours. od pay . Manager Trainee, want a future? opening C new offices In Centra l Florida, need .gqressiv, people. ANDERSON EMPLOYMENT 2 BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY SERVICE 5 30 0)66 PARK AVENUE ,'AOBILE PARK 25e5 Park Dr - 133 teAl AVALOIf APARTMENTS CORBETT REAL ESTATE. REALTOR 66.1 1791, DeBary 665 4615 ____________________________ FOUR BEDROOM, 2 bath with family room, carpeted, central air *rd heal Walk to Shopping and xri,ii r,.,,;e.. --.'-'4'"y "u assume ossume mortgage of 511,000, Monthly payment, $ iso. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 322-7643 - Stock SANFORD REALTY 260) Park Drove Da 1.s 327 7212 --_-. 'Thtre5i,r, Busboys, Di,jicr AND BOY'S GIRLS TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN (Across from construction site) tr tt'T BLDG. J _____7.- . BRAND NAME 8 _____________________________ ________________________ ZIG ZAGS P,'altcs 322711$ I m or churches Wall to will shag carpeting. Dishwa sher, disposal, range and central hoat-air. Ptjrryl Thefe't ratify I of each. 372 WERE BUYING IT" I ifco Builders, Inc Carl Foster , if from ii) Earn Your Own Money By Delivering A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week lid ST & HWY I? C? SANFO __ Ro Stenstrom & toe., GIIxn2n . Rra1tor ,,_, '.4 719.3131 'ci DOWN NEW $QkLES,PACKIO FULL OF ALL THE EXTRAS YOU'D PECT AND AirConditionbig ' Geneva () SANFORD '23,500 _____________ 23,900 - - -. A DIVILOPUINT wu.co LAND CO 10a.m. to P.M. Tuesday and Thursday Evenings 6p.m. to P.M. - CENTER 0 Read 3738390. ifestyles Here ;super salesman, a classified ad, to sell your don't needs, L CimpPt'ri..g RCAI iltate i-I 0.dTaqt, 'vfn) , Piiiilished roberts & Gilman CASSELBERR Y (An E qual Opportunity EmpIoycr CALL Bulldozing ~ - The Herald LAPCE MARY-Luxury Country hoeme with • little over on acre site Great place for the childr en to nave a ponyt Over 1000 sq. It. under roof. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 19x39' family room with fireplace, eat in custom kltchdn, forma l dining, 2Ox50' pool, plus cove with under water benches, and water top tabfe. 700 sq ft, of cool deck surrOunded by protess.onal land scapng Many :tros. Call now to salt $74,950 .AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR - - ___ - __ APPOINTMENTS For Rent-Motor grader & Se'il loa ding pan with operator s & labor. $30 99t6 day or night. - BULLDOZER WORK Clea ring lots Our Specialty. 373 1731 after 3pm NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR Is IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. t -_- Ceramics * JACKSON'S CERAMICS, Supplies, Custom built brick hOme, 1 bedrooms with walk lo closets. 3 r.iths Butful tamuty ro-,m, a wall of Cabinets and vinyl brick floor. Kitchen has take view. Large screened porch. Skiing take.. It you want lakefront, this is a must seef $79,500 HIA CERAMICS 4 3 f (i'tr?y Ave Si,nl0(d 32) 036) - classified ad for results Inc. h- -- Pati5, Walks accept HELP.WAP4TEO ADS thaf indicate a preference, -' em. - IN 40 Ir.enJi ad visors "Ip aou word tour classified ad ,aI! 3727611 1319993. ' S. Roofing - new shingles tacked On by Square with aIr, or by hand. Licensed & inSured. 373 1333, F'ant.ng. interior, e*t er icj' 'r. iutr repair & refinishing i',irlt to sell something? A SmII Licensed & bonded Reasonable' ii.C%?rfltrit in a Classified Ad wU Charles Seals '133 6.4)1, tiring results. Ph 377 Spraying WallpaperHanginj 1335 -- -_ -.----... WI4 0A Don't thr ow away useful idle 'ems Sell them quickly with ,i l4irald Want Ad by calling 372 2811, end asking for a friendly ."'t. sir PAUL SLATER ProSesional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential Commercial Free Estimates. Ph 3776573 -_-. _ ... --- - - WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types end sites Roof migi Sheet Metal Gutters & Down Spouts 50oFrenhAve.,3fl93$1 - Wt' repair ndservice STINEMACHINE& UPPLYCO BUDDY'S itossi- IMPROVEMENT Smn,,lt Jobs Wonted 37? '3'S L s., ty - 'Vt W intl St )? 64 STEREO 11' Il I I I 11 • • 1 _________ ______ __ ___________ ____ ___ ___________________ - - -_- -_-_----_ -_ -_- - ________ _________ _________________________________________________ Motorcycles *'r;,~-; ,;. ~I - '70 Kawasaki 330 Avenger $375 334 31$ THIS WEEK AT UNITED FREIGHT SALES 7 Spanish, Mediterranean French Proyanl bedr oom Wtt. $99S arid up. a Sofas. 3 stytes t choose from, U9S to $15995 Name brand vacuums, $49 is, 11995 New '73 Stageri, 1St 95 Hip' $972 Kawisaitl $00. Good condit ion. 1750 Firm. Ph. 377 1111 after 6: 30 STE lEO SPECIAL 72) watt, AX0 0 Garrard corn oon,ns set. reg $4.9, now only 5719. Ats available speakers, heana3pion and Gerrard turn tabifl Trucks and Trailers I CHEVY PICK UP. NOTHING Toy Poodle Puppies $50 DOWN. TAKE OVER, CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 323.4330. 62$ 1341. WCrSfiij Outhit located 33'c S. Orange Av. Orlando (bet ween "olden a Mictiipjøp, H.f e- Moa..Frt, 169 GMC Truck $500 Series. all air, heavy duty. 2 speed, 1$' body. Call MS 60)4 372 5806 Sat. ,fit $ erman Shepherd pups, 6 weal; old .. SUBARU The ses now forming In begin DL WAGON flIsh Equitation at Shi Wanted to Buy -. S., U 0 40 UJ0 I )It, etc. Buy I or 1001 itei irry's Mart 75 Sanford Avi buyer for used articles, em ate WV AS as.a?,r.,I. WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL --WIN CVI LiWIL day Nile, 7:30 pm A.A IRNITURE & AUCTION. I 17 92. Long*ood L1iiLE. ti(tt!iI t iL1'titLL. Hwy. 436 & 17-92 Fern Park ftia.t'z1$ $35 7i E_tuE_sr. w_ A4' MAKE OFFER! k, 1923 FORD TOURING CONy Antique Runs Good Original Equipment Call 1357970 7 Double Spool beds, complete with mattresses; 3 Chairs, dre'ser, l.urlable TV. Gelt bag I clubs, tiret Misc. 2100 Park Ave. Sales , l2Camper......., 3695 C.arage Sale- Fri Sat.!. Sun. 7136 3 beds complet e-- King size, full .nd twin; lawn mower, sewing VW Complete Campmobile Equipment ,n.&rhira a,..4 ..-.. IS' GEM Camper, with 10 a I?' 72 Pinto ..........1595 Screened enclosure, Frigidaire Watht'r, $15. 1105 Court St . 372 4170. .- '.S-'..'w. t-'.k anti char, liv ing rc.om ctiar, eIatric grinder, tithing equip merit, ,iddIr mahine, etc II) Country Club Dr 9 LIving room Sets (S piece) 11$ - 6 love seats $59; I) Sofas $6110 126$; misc. chairs, reclinets, 21 bedroom;efs $9) each;be S droom . - 3 Ton used central air condttioner. Standard Shift, Gold, 6 Cyl, RIM CV IV3Ui JIIV .'..i' Equipment 4 68GolaxieSOO .,,... '695 New RAH Equipment -- 1995 S2695 lOCamper........ Complete Campmobile Paint Job, Automatic, CL OSE[Jt)PlTI[O(yl sensat.3na: 69 Marauder ROBSONMJ.,pIP-4[ Mercury, Auto, 2927 Hwy 1792 372 59tI Ar, Gold 295 ___________ Penn van - 67 Mustang 19' semi cabin, walk through Wifldthild, 10$ Chrysler, lift traIler, depth finder, compass, new battery arid plates. Seats 1. Fiberglass octIom, two tanks S!.70* 359 23 10 sets (Modtrn5. Provincial) with 18 fiberglass Seabre.eze 40 hp bedding $129; name brand box Electric start. Flashing depth sprIngs I mattresses $41 per set finder Electric bait well Call odd Chests L )SSO S Orange Ave, Orlando, Ph 9598791. Hrs, Mon Fri 9109, 71 Duster gong together, large variety. 7435 Cedar. Near I? 92 A. 75th St. S,at Dell & Howell 5mm movie camera plus case F I 9 lens, electric eye SAVE ON NEW FURNITURE Light Blue, R&H, Standard Shift r)irfl :arport Sate-Many neighbors Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave., Orlando Ph, 139 $291. Terms .1V,tiIAhI,. r.i available 11,• ... ti,.. v i a 9 ,7,I,x Place. Sanford 372 9305. BRAND NEW 1973 name brand itrOch St itth Sewing machines, 60 pcI. oft manufacturer's list price Inspt & test at United Freight W ill demonstr a te __ $88 kefl5 to Sleep 91I Hwy 17 92Op.n Sat & Sun 9 5 9'OSTrndible.Sat. -.-1- 78 5,lraut finiSh, Itcw model- 551 P.' nt Pily pa yments as ICW as S7 gte i,,onth See at Sanford Sewir, C'r-iter. 1111 lxi fl,,....i,.,,..,., ne D AAW. night stands available. Inspect at United 1 I I a fl Animal Haven Gr oo ming I Boarding Kennels. 3325717, SEWING MACHINES DEL'.'S AUCTION CENTER • .". SOFA BED & I Matching Cha ir bonCone0, t.'nwan?ed. junk cars ha uled away. Your cost, $10. 'Irtancto 295 6191 anytIme. STEREOS IL, 'ocally and qI srrvic.i Singe Golden Touch I Sew- $7 7 Netct :q Z-' lii -. telephone 241.4.422. - i. Yvel!IJrflhing - COOBURN FENCE CO. PH $30524 F7ewn_ F - ~r .. a fill - obtained for m me WageHcir office at Rrn. 39, Or. trdu Prof (Ir 22 W Lake [auty Or P.O box 8024 A (ta,do, FIg. 3750$, ,, - ADCOCK CONCRETE PATIOS DISCRIMINATION & exterIor, repairs. roofs paint, fret honest experienced estimates 3730791 . It's "Fix up" Time Hire an expert repairman from today's classified ployers co vered by the WHOA. Don't thr ow away uS eful dl fern s Sell them Quickly with a ilerald Want Ad by calling 322 1611, and ,askung for a friendly l.tfv ior 131 573 Junk Cars Removed 17 TV-Radio-Stereo 75 50 pcI. off Open daily except Sunday 10 am to S p ni (vC your home a bath Remo r mildew, Protect pant Pre s sure. ClCdfl wells. patios, roots, freet Impac SpraKlean 3220397 eve LA'VRE PLAZA SFtUt, PAWK REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Av enue SUMMER SALE Professional Pressure Cleaning Home Improvements Painting --interior ?- Lamps & Mitc items . S a m 6 p m Animal Have Gr oo mingandBoarding.3225752 fencing! We install best quaI-ty fences, all types Fast Turner Fence Co. 32) 3711 - S[NRi' (',Lt'SS & PAINTCO 210 Maqaulia Ave _ - 37243.27 - - Some antique items Care --- ports. Top workmanship and DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING materials LEACH ALUMINUM 3 ' and larger, pumps. Sprinklers FABRICATION, 3734813. Water conditioners, 377 1410 - -- - - . -.-- Poo l Decks Charles Below Co 323 425 knowingly Gr oo ming Custom made screen rooms, car Concre This NEWSPAPER does from - Gaffing ready to move? Sell excess t.'m', nit iv with ,t c t,i%% fr:1 - .ini Pet Piced Drywall & Get cash buyers for a small n vestment Place a law cost I- '1:Li1L', I mIm1jjtfl 12 Volt Auto Batteries 111.95 -- ' TELEVISION SETS$23UP MILLERS 7619 Orlando Drive, 373 03 52 Easy Chairs bank Auto Repairs 7 Ate, Winter Park, Washers I Dryers Several beautiful complete king site beds. Loft of single mattresses Office d$3ks, large & small Landscaping Ma intenance Commerclal&Resldenti.l ___ Charles Below Co , 17)425____ - ____________________________ kiln dealer 10 S Closed Thurs4a' 5. Sunday 322 7921 based on age Fencing Glass-Mirrors _______________________ 41 Rltor;Iat'IpO.J More information may be 322-2611 ______________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook I 519EPine.3225712. Even-, .SIIIIday Ill N EMPLOYMENT ACT, Liberal Employee Benefits _________________________ (if: Living room sets Bedroom sets Dinette & Dining rm. sets Chisa Cabinets ______________________ - Beauty Care - Sale floor overloaded! Mutt dispose La wn Service, Odd iotts, and Ligh f hauling Tremblay. 373 fl7tJ P .ii i a_S 7 Magnovox, walnut console. P. ba lance of $62,40 or $5 per trio 3. RCA walnut , console. Pay balan of SIll or 1$ per mo. Instant credit. Phone 647.151 HALLMARK, 175$ W. Fairban Liquidation __ II you have an eye for real value, you'll eye the ctassifle-d ads regularly. - -_U. ____________________________ 830-5500 AGE rfr - 'rnic Equipment .e. .,VI#v, ta Repossessions and freight damagf 1. Zenith component stereo. P balance of 114 70 or $6 per mo. S at Deflary. ShrubS, trimmed & shaped, Flowt beds clea ned I edged to per iection. Specialist. Mowing b y request only. Fr99 est imate 321 S. S TV Sanford Plaza atMuslcUnllmited-RadioShacIs (IA Assume NOTHING DOWN, TAXE OVER, CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 3236730, 628 liii. Parts. Accessories P Honda CL 450, good condition, less than 500 mile , on rebuilt engine, 5675. 372 3900. * *STEREOS* SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS Western Wear, Save at the Old Corral Western Shop, 17-97. I mile 140.Qk5 Garden & Lawn Service i anuscapn,, Mowing, Edg4n 2 Trimming Reasonable..After 132362 12 wk. old miniature full blàodedj Rental Purcha se Plan Color World TV 644.10 homI estimate. ARIES CARPET 711453). Call collectl '_- - Repairs Hagan Insulation, SANFORD, TV's. phone equipment, $ Stract HEATING & AIR CON. tape player, FM AM radios, tape recorders. Ph. 3237570 DITIONING 2609 Sa nfor d Ave., ' - MOWING,EDij ITRIMMING CALL 322-1365 Repair Attic Insulations ' Lawn - mesa kitt ens, 110 5. $15. Animal even Groomingl Boarding ennels, 372 5732 Color TV $14.95 M Pct. below retail. Financing available up to 34 montht. Free condition. i'-.i,mentt Ph. $11 1302. Orlando --,-_-----= 53 1972 Super Beetle, radio, white wall tire's, blue, 17.000 miles Good ...,- 974. Freight Damaged carpet left over from commercial instalttn Will sell and install, at builders wholesale cost. 10-50 _______________ Servke ____________________________ ElectronicEquinent -Poof Table taking up too much roons?AClassif led Ad will find It buyer. - .. Ut.' Ua.TL...",.' - F ull lineGE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 2577 Park DrIve', 377 1567 1.4 :- -- Hods & Gr i ff i s Land CearlIng For Builders, sub contractors Complete House. Plant and Shop Excavating & Grading. Ph. 3731297 or 372 6743. day or rite. Ora*nq Fast, dependable, economical Cdli Victor-365 3743 stcr Grooming for all breeds. Let is start your dog in our Fall term. 5."mc& price for Sept. Call 373. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Commercial carpet wholesaler has over 7000 yards i4 new broadloom 134-9171 'Y .' C.'zL,.n; ...... accessories. Self contained, Air conditioned, Cost when new, $7500. Asking$6300. Call$30 6750. - WARRANTY Free DeIIva, '7 MEDlATE INSTALLATION -LandCk'orin ______________ IDEAL DRAFTING 5. PLAN SERVICE. For builders, sub contractors & individuaI. Custom hosl plans, plot plans, & room 'addition; Ph. 322 1090 _______ All makes service Ph. 5305731 - .A A Draftfrig Al R APPLIANCE REPAIR (1 Ok NIC ely landscaped, corner lot, with f r.ced bock yard, In a lovely "naled area. This almost new tme is pool plarvied, it features 3 etrOOmS, 7 baths, fireplace In emily room. entry foyer, reened porch. and numer ous 01her feAture's. Only 143,600 Call 1'oday' Doris Bell, Assoc C.ntril AIr Conditioning, For free estimate, call Cart Harris, at. SEARS in Sanford, in 1771 Appliances .tis:; REASONABLE PRICES CALL 322 3951 -- 256$ Park Evr., Sunday, 372.7374 or 3fl.1% _______________________________ NEW WORLD TRAVEL 16 Mature registered male )ochsliiji-acj, 9 mo old., i! Shots. 50. 377129$, WHIT ESIDE APPLIANCES, 6 7141. Wash er s and Refrig,ratcx's Dick Applianre Sales & Service, 28 11 French Ave., Sanf or d. 322-765 1965 Ford Fairlane $900 3726037 Easy financing, tow don payment. 1972 22' Crtunian. le-eps 6. Pay equity of $500 and take over. Call i.ar$,tia,,.a.4. CARPET WALL TO WALL C Hoffman. Pointing & Dec or ahng mirror I E ater or Quality Wo4' Lcensod & lfltuttd 3234144 HANDYMAN Boat Intheway? Sell it fast and easy with a cost classified ad! '' AND Homeimprovements - SERVICES UNLIMITED D&DAIRCONDITIOPIING AND HEATING SERVICE Ph. 530 9'717 _______________________ Terrace 834-3131 Concrete 1970 Biscayne Chevrol*f. I door Good COfldiflOn, $1300. Call 327 1.110. .11295 Panama City, Fla., 32101. Ch5tn4s, AKC miniature, black tan, also red, sire 7 lbs., wor ned, shots $43. Animal Haven irooming & Boarding Kennels 122 5757. a.. All 1973 mod el air conditioners m, go' Any air conditioners in Stoi 125 ever cost plus freight. Call 3 O2.i and a* for Sari .. i') CHEVELL 7 DR. HARDTOP LOADED. NOTHING DOWN , TAKE OVER. CALt. CREDIT "'"'i..'5Et'h. 3) 3 13-Il $1395 Hwy. 11 92 Longwoud Pets and Supplies New and Used, Freezers, Washi Refrigerators and Air C ctitionei-s. GENEVA HEATINC t rr..,n,..r.....- WILSONMAIERFURPIITURE buy -%eIl4rade 3$) 3ISE. Flrtt St., 3223473 I SENdS 8385548 ----- A Directory of, Experts Ready To ServeYou' I •oO& P BATH 11*1.0 "Sanford'; Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency Sr REALTOR ORL WP. AAULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE fl 499) I919S.Frth 61 CLOSING COSTS! Call 322.2420 Anytime REALTORS 3 - Payment balance, Write: GULF COAST PIANO CO., P'.O. Box A-", 'nt Glue Lustre Electric Carpet .t1ampooer for Only $I per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE KENMUFIE WASHER, par ( r vice, used macl,,r,es, MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3 049',. UNITCG rziiv AL5 has to" sale to tht public (7) 300 watt AMFM components, $u each; (5) 6000 Garrard component systems reg. 1419 now only 1256, speakers included; I? Sets headphones U each: radio headphones ) each; 11 tape decks $20 each; 7 STEREO CONSOLES $61 each. Also available misc. speakers, lISP turn tables, JVC quad Set and Garrard turn tables Inspect and test at 35$0 S. Orange Ave Orlando, Ph, 139179). Hn, Mon Fri. 9 to 9, Sat 9 to S Terms available, . - 5795 514'.1141 $15. Ph. 3236211. - STEREOS - .. P:i p rm..'-r I-H se ll contained 72ARABIAN Pickup camper, *,ti' tU,U;pzylen for Rent Zags.,AslowaS$26. See at Sam t..f., Chevrolet, 2 door Air con dttioned. new stker, 1600. 349 5364 194 AC On Singer Plecchi and White Søirin 1972 Pontiac Sprint 301 VS eng;ne. 3 speed tranmlsilon, 17,400 miles. $2150. Also 1969 Ford XL Con vertible, all power, $1700. 373-7472 ',fter 6 p.m. $950 68 EL DORADO autiful Console stored locally Repor ted like new. Responsbt party can take a big saving on low FACTORY PRICE Extra to borne made, Sturdy wood picnic ladle with built on benches, JOHNNY WALKER REALTY Musical Merchandi se SAL , 1) COLEMAN Tent camper 69 SiIASTA Travel trailer PIANO IN STORAGE Speco Queen washer and matcl 'tryer. Both $, mo. c.all 377 ask for Sam. VREHOUSE '67 Volkswagen But. Good Condition. Best Offer Call 331 4911 GOOD BUYS ON USED CAMPERS -ri Pn Trur,'ia'f. C'S rIl 'i Ition, with case $85 Call 327 1191 PICK UP PAYMEN Miscellaneous For Sale Silijer Sewing machines $39.95 o 559.95. Inspect and test at 3550 Sr Orange Ave., Orlando. Ph. $59 8791. Terms available, Hr's. Mon Fri. 9 to , Sat. 9 to S. FOR SALE Commercial building. 30' x 40' w h Air (onditio olllc. Ideal or storage and business. Lot size 53 X 210'. Call Bud. NO 400 Down. 1131 mo. Clean 3 OWNER SAYS SELL 'To prove it he bedroom, 1 bath. Walk t shopping reduced price on thi$ very nice I hospital. Must Qualify. 116,2(13. oider 3 bedrOom frame and stucco from 520.500 to 111.500 Nicely landscaped, it has equipped kichin, central hea t, and almost new roof. Good Realtor, ' 323.5774 __ location, too. Check this orwt WO STORY 3 be'drom on corner, tdyllwilde IV I; baths, fireplace, large rooms, 7arage, only $13,500. Owner will FAMILY HAVEN! Here'sa3restige nanCe,wIth$3,375ormoren I bedroom house with 7 (large) baths in prestige location, IF you hCve 16,150 and IF you are And, owner has lust reduced price 'ired of paying h. rent, let us frOmIS2,000to%41.500.Hassunkan how you this 3 bedroom, 2 bath living room, formal dining an '.ome Aisume mortgage of ap. family roon, beautiful kit chen, oxlmateiv 19.650 at 1' and-well, you name It, and this Monthly payments Only $61. one has it. But don't wait too long! '69 Impala. air cond., RIM Take up payments. Pit. 332 36 14 after 6 pm. Sports Equipment I Early Americ an Couch and r 4h;--vg rocker. Excellent con-lU ',I"% 31l jL3l or 327 7757 UNITED FREIGHT SALES - SANFORD AREA 4 Ad. Campers Travel Trailers 15 1313. Antique sound Oak table, 1100. Sc wick er sofa, $50; Wick er rod chair, 520; 90" Sofa, oft white, Maple stereo, $150; 32741.11 Income and investment Property 3326*57;AtterS,3327I1) $1 oowI VA FINANCINg AVAILAILC CIty. Edç..er not 50 a " thl Car." Sell it with a Clustuj piece or housetiold. Consignments welcome, 371 7310 SANFORD AUCTION Hwy I? 92, Sanf or d )if Cart, E Z Go, uad batteries. 131$. Call Ctiarllne A'w's, $33 Sam. Ph. 322-261 1 322.2420 Anytime 26 Household Goods -','.d'I k'Jlibt, 16 cv it no refriUerator . Top freezer. Her Gold finish. Only $15 mo. warranty. Call 372-0744 ask Bring Results N EAR DELTOHA, 34 acre's vith about 1,000 feet Of lake lrortz ge 1.,hit a bsiy for 5200.000, -: $11450 WE TAKE TRADES ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD - DELTONA LONGWOQD ALTAMCNTE SPRINGS Volusia County _______322-3022 ________ The answer 13"What to do with your AuLtion i FREIC.HT DAMAGED Want Ads - ~ff ;____s ____ INTERVIEW HOURS: Daily Monday -Saturday commercIal, 21 Zoned for multipIe residence. Waler and soew ge available. 1610.000 cash WARNINGtI FAILURE TO SEE THIS P4OUSC could depri,e ,our 3.000 DOWN, Ilk. new 3 bedroom, family of the house they would 11,j bath, kitchen equipped, wall to wantl Its a neat 3 bedroom with wall Carpet, fenced. 572)00 equipped kitChin, heat, air, den and a delightfully large yard- Only F LORIDA RETIREMENT, fur. It's a buyf rushed? bedr oom. I bath, neat &S& pin, fruit, 1)6,300. NO SUNDA Y DELIVERY In City YOUR BACK YARD, 1970 MGB, great condition, $1930 $31 7457aftn'6pm 7 P.M. upen uaiiy, 7. we buy or Sell one 3 Wheel Bicycle, I speed, good condilion. 372 641 alter S. 71.000 STU air cinditioner, good Condition, $725, Ken wall heater, tank & stand. Ph WV. THIRTY FOUR ACRESI Ten z ned Fittc ESTIMATES Oh A POOL IN SHELLEY USED CAPS, 701 tenth Aye- • 3/3 2930 Stamps.Coins /7 Bicycles 5; - Bel - Air 322 441111 21 Hour Service Call 122 74" Lit us take the worry out of kIIin yuu property. We he' qualifiec buyers. We need your property Ii fill the demands made voon us (It Cii ACTION firm Forrest ft. llc',ilTcr, $ 2))) i [ • . I) RESIDENTIAL Lots Only 19,900 for the Whole package oOn't hesItetet Call now -. AtTA)JTF 1W HWY. .i6) ALTAMO14TE SPRINGS, FLORiDA __ - Circulating Oil Healer, With 100 gal tan". 3779437 after 4. Listings Wanted Prc.,4rnr, tira ReaI4 I 10 F.2Sth St., Sanford Forrest Greene, T 58 ForSaje CaliBart Real Estate Mayfair YOUI "4V4*4, 0' OW Miscellaneous $1 Your Multiple Listing Agency QEALTORS 2365 Park nr - fiem 4W - SO Real Estate Wanted - JUST FOR i(.'t Bask,tbaII Di'ing Rings aqP ' I Pool a Deck Chute Float5, Rafts I . '-' Kiddie Swim Aids II "L TAFFER REALTY Inc ' S Toss Ring AS IF THE BOSS 22•5641 $461. fl Call 'BUILT FOR YOU 41 Stenstror V*V BLUE DOLPHIN HAS POOL GAMES LOiwotxj Lots and Acreage Listings Wanted CHESTER HOMES, 3151 817W, 1st St. new 2 or 3 fowMouses. Choice ioc.tlmt No car needed for shopping, schools 13 .7 & To buy and Sell gold or silver Cons, contact us first We also buy bulk silver coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109 Vi Itt. 37) 1357, _ _______ I - i BALL REALTY Realtor-After Hours: X19'.114, 172 3991; 33204.4 ___ 13 flank Rcposws5jo, lust arrived o money dOwn. Assu me Payment5, from $15 up WIN Early American 1966 Wildcat Buick, everything power and everything works. Air conditione d. Special, $595. if' diolaPU)LICAUCTlON -. Evety Monday Nlte Realty furniture. Total electric. 7 door Orlando Drive, 323 3610 frost free ref riuerafor 5tufI n .. flit I? l't i Lots and Acreage I.-l3'z7' Suncrest, Front kitchen, 3 '-"--------- (ott Course Lot bedroom, I bath modern fur niture. Gas heat in cooking.? door lith Tee. Deltona refrigerator, Call 665 6014 Situated SOxldOa$09x)ti' lot. 90 pet. financing available, Call Two lots, corner 13th St. 1. Myrtle Ave,by owner. J. E Williams, 1904) 775 1777 now or visit Terra P0 Box 355. Loxohatchee, Fit , Alta, U S Hwy. 17.97, DeBarv, 11; $1) SANFORD .r a Check With Us Before You Buy - l7x6g' Cretcent Front kitchen 7 bedroom. ZAYM( PL AZA •,IRN PARK I Sill7fl 69 1 Autos for Sale I .7 i cenIr,l air, large shed. Save $7.500 Will rent. 531 5237 ' AXE A GE 12 OR OVER AhI LY: II, Realty, 372 1301 7&40Hla*otraa Ave at)? V7 MINUTES FROM SANFORDORLANDO ' ---' I W()ODLAPIOS old, 2nd sectIon, two bedroom. furnished. Ap. xImatrty$)0,, down, $77f44 month. $70 JDO. - RESTAURANT 574 Park Dr. Deltona BROKER ADULTS NO PE TS 118 W. 2nd St. 1 k101 JIM HUNT REALTY 322-5991. fltOhts, 323-1167 Twobedroom duplex furni;h6,i - yto 0 . I.--l?x60' Crescent, 2 bedr,, front & rear, it. baths, moder n furniture. Gas furnace and st,r' door refrIgerf Situated , 7'xII3' lot _____ KULP REALTY - ' apartment. 4720 Orlando Drive, S4nford. WELAKA APARTMENTS - Pa Inc -- LA MARY 4 lots 240'x 150' In c Iudel lake privileges. Sales price 16.500, with 29 pcI down. Boo y Shop For Ren, $200 month. Ph. 322-1535 ii '-' - 3 bedrooms. I', baths, w w carpet, kitchen equipped, enclosed garage central ttcal, $17,. $730 down, $135 20 PlO. P & I. -_ Stemper Agency phone. meet people MAINTENANCE Mobile Homes Rent I bedrms, 2 baths. carpetIng 1, drapes. Kitchen equipped. 3 children accepted, Call 3722090. - O CASSILBERRY steps, carport, utility room, O'aner transfrrecJ, 17 , a 6.5', front central • air. conditioning, land kitchen. 2 bedrooms 1' baths, - -- J'u 80 _________= Gent,ine Discounts! We'R C OVERSTOCKED . Over 60 models to choose fromt AS LOW AS $4495, Ask about FREE refill Hwy. 17-92 at Lake Kathryn [states. 2 Mi. north of Hwy . 136 53 4 2770 - Scaping and Sodding. Wanted to Buy - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices paid,'used, any condition 6415176, Winter Park. JURY * Place Homes North* Your Choice of the f011Owing for only $15,9oo. (Includes lot). All models include ID x 20' raised Patio and screen room, driveway, sidewalk - 1.31 Fern Park Acallor 68 GREGORYMOBILEHOMES V r i I%.II PiVV. JJJ UrlifldO Dr.- , idl nc , Art Sonsom .3235200 TERRA ALTA SUBDIVISION 1973 MODEL CLOSEOUT :. I . Elmer Bakalla, - THE BORN LOSER Mobile Homes ........ -, .,, - - .4 - 'Hall Realty 31 i-'. '' op 't 42 . ' Till We Succeed" & HOMES and APTS. for rent. From 51(13 mit. Call 423 76-61. HOME RENTALS- broker-9 to 9 ** 1SOSW.2iIh Street Mature, rell$ble Person for daycare center. hr. week. Call 3234311 after 6.30 p.m. Receptionist, type Some, Houses Rent Unfurnished 34 - R ea ltor 2)1 N. Oak, Sanford )777174da).372.019,jeye AVAILABLE NOW! - BROKER ASSOCIATE 3bedroom,7bath,2cargarage. All electric kitchen, Includes garbage K ingsberry d;il, dishwasher, G.E. range. New home. $29,500. Call Bob Homes veitch, Assoc, I 3 bedroom, 2 baths. 7541 and 7546 El Capitan, Sanford Central heat air, fully carpeted. Con'ven Roberts Gilman tbonal _____________ financing 671 .460, CRANK CONSTRUCTION 830-5500 Business Opportunities HIGH RETURN . ..' lit si tit _____________________________ JOHN SAULS AGENCY Apartments Rent Furnished 32 Sen3Il but clNn, I bedroom open. ment. Married couple only. Call 3229507 aftef'6. 3725433 _____ _____ required No pets. 570. 322-3930 Mature kitchen help One bedroom furnished apartment. IN a n,onth. Apply 119 West l6lh FARMS. ____________ - . - - _,__.__~ ----- _____ At Get Initc Acti0n* -_ ____ Lovely 3 bedroor', 2 bath custom LefacIas;ifedadhel'ClNflOu, home Sodded tot, nice location, no your attic, garage or basement, -" city taxes, 16 a 32 Pool ts;.ctio in 7257. .'.otiil Home Bank Repossessions __________________ IS to choo,e f rom, 131-2)73 Dealer Mobile Homes _____________________________ -. --- - -- - - - end trees. Beautiful 3 bedroom, I', bath home, conv enien t location, and right Price Payments, $160 monthly. P4* waiting to qualify. Cook for Deitona inn. Wages -cornmerate with experle, Lake Mary. clean furnished, Single Apply in perton j Referc-oc.s & deposit man 51. EQUAL ______________ 31 GENEVA GARDEN APTS, VINCE BREWER CONVENIENT to stores. 3 bed room, 1 bath, small lo, $l2,9tt Term*. 'We f ---- . Assume 7 Pci. Mortgage ,) - :- stop by our office. open fill .lpm.7 days a week TEN beautiful acres with deep well Req. flroker Sanford, FI, confused by these Watergate reruns. Are the ones with short hair TtEM o US?!" FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. 323-"SO CAREER OPPORTUNITY In maragirnent. Person to assume responsibility as assista nt production manager of the night Shift of egq processing plant. If you have lPie supervisory ex . perience In industry and mechanicalaptituiJe.ithades;re t progress to upper levels ot production management. Contact AN \\\\ " .' I12QFloridaAva, PIN EBREEZE ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. V 24 DON HOWE Houses for Sale acre with two houses face I Airport Blvd, $1,OOO, Terms tn I many manymore, we can tell you about. We arrange financing for the home Of your choice. Call or Call Rosie Robinson, Assoc. L'7A1,'1 1 bedroom, kitchen equipped, central heal & air, carpet. drapes, pool PRODUCTION 53) 57fl \\ * *MANAGER* * Military i N. Park Ave, 323-U7O ASSISTANT Program Retired Welcome District School Board 2 - Two bedrooms, 1 both. wall to wall carpeting. drapes. central heat and air. Fully equipped kitchen with dihw,nher. $790 a month, Call Jerry Stocks. Ili 7914 after 6. week days. Any weekends. JACK R. McCLURE Spray Applicators Advancement Fringe Benefits Good Pay II Reg Real E'tate llroker Turf Education - A Two bedroom, fully furnished, In clvding linens- $200 mo. lit & last . 1 room furnished. Private entrance, One child o.k. 322-9104. bath and Parking, Call 3222210. Two bedroom. 7 air conditioners, Adults. no chhien, no pets. $13.5 30 Apartments Rent month, lit I lest. $50 deposit, 332. 7132. Unfurnished Real Estate Salesmen needed. -Francis Cygan, Manager. REALTOR 7T 29 DRIVERS; Part timS or full Jim. We train you, Good commission.. Yellow Cab Co., 201 S. Park. 377 5050 Lawn iiii stability In tluct..ating in Frame House. ideal for small vestment market. Invest with i family Upsata Rd. Ph. 322129g. stable, growing national fall last food chain. Join the growth SANFORD, New 2 and 3 bedroom townhouses. West 25th St. at Holly program with an expefi-nced Ave. Rent starts at 1235. 322 S61 chicken, fish, shrimp 'ranchfse or 641 0490. and profit in a 3 county expansion Program. Private Investors only. rnnt.c, Cm& R. G. Sullivan, Executive location in Ma',tair. 2 bedrooms '7 t_'ff baths, Dish USN Pet , )f S. Frcb Ave.. was-ter wasrier - dryer. Enclosed Sanird 3117 I garage. $25! per rr.oiiln plus deposit. Will consider lease with SELF-SERVICE COINOPERATED Option to purch&e 322.5101. KWIK KAR WASH available Son. ford area. Very low Investment. 75 pct. financing. An investment for 33 Houses Rent Furnished those who MUST SUCCEED and one that will provide years of ) bedroom, wall to Wall carpet, steady income. Call collect 901. Electric heal. Air conditioned 72S-7167L Adult;. no pets. 3736241. Woman to do one day a -vk, 52 er hour. Call 574 2971. Wanted, Driveway salesman, must alto be able to pump gas. Sanford Sunoco Service Station, I-I and 14. "i_'.i' at I - Brokerlfluitcier Convenient and charming, just 2)45 Oak Ave. Sanford completing 4 new 3 bedroom 373 6920 332 690$ homes with garage, air and carpeting , Located on a quiet Great RETIREE INVESTMENTI Street with take' breezes. Walk to Building Includes 3 attractive shopping and schools. Low down opts. Will make nice residence pa, mnt Only 122.500 to $21,793, with 000d rental income, $21,50. IMMACULATE 3 bedrooms. baths, Spanish Style with central :oii Harfwcll Ave heat and air. Large yard with pr ivacy f ence. 173,500. Terms. CLIFF JORDAN ( (' kO)W,FiritSt., 323 606) or 323 0517 *BEST VALUE. i - 2 bedroom tome. Built on beaUtiful corner with many extras. throughout home. Extra large rooms, priced 175300 Assume mortgage, or put 5 10 pct. down on new mortgage. We have IJNSWORTH REALTY SANFORD CLOSE IN c,a.n Dependable 70 ~` I * * -- """I'IIIUIl. BUS I DRIVERS , It/~ ~ ~, . * SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST for deluxe ei$isit Community In South Seminole County. Must be unemcumbered, attractive, and enjoy meeting People . Good secretarial skills. Six days work week, including Saturdays and Sundayt. Fringe benefits. Salary , iii "Si •n..unin, •,i4' en r,i ; afternoons. Pu. pet Ing. range, refrigerator, , ' I'm A.M. or P.M shift, Apply Cavalier Motor inn, 3200 S. 1792, Sanford. Need Regular and 202 * * 322-1104. Priced from 576.500. 175,300. VA & FF4A financing Equal housing opportunity. L__/$ Urn!" Large older 7 story with pool. *NEW HOMES Ic It'j' 3' 4:00 o Just completing 6 beautiful homes, 3 r - ft-, - SUMMERSET SPRINGS & I bedrooms. central air, car. 1 Houses for Sale Houses for Sale -a,-- . HOWE PPJDUSTRIES.-Sanford needs part time office heipt It you &egood with ligeL (blUing & posting) ano wOuld like to Work only 4 hours a day ratflrr than !lJt u C.11'.'i W. r. Howe, for appointment. 3 23 1130 OAXLAWN MEMORIAL PARK tas opening for grounds maintenance man. Permanent job. For it ter view call 3T2•426.3. Male Help Wanted 18 M,n?aney (nrrAl 4L' Herald Ads Never - 41 Home and acreage on Lake Jessup One acre lakefrcnt. I bedroom. 2 for sale by owner. Phone 3fl.12Se. bath. Pas;ur. f or horses. 323 242 I t.;:F!i , =X ; to Houses for Sale W1II1ER j J_~, - CL ER K-E n j oy variety? Work when you want and where you want No let. Call NOR RELL. 617 $11I 2211 Lee Rd.. Winter Park . EiedrlcIan arid Helpers needed for work in Santoro, Umlaut Electric Co Call 422 $412 collect. ______________________ - I, I . i / Carpenters needed trough), Deltona ar ea. Call Ronald W ines at Sirkin Cons truct ion Co • 66$ 6479 to 767- EXECUTIVE - by Gill Fox , j --- - - - 0 Friday, Sept, 21 1973-78 ----.-. ______ ___ - 56 Can, E'wipment - Camping equiom.t, U name it, w have It! (',oj I surplus 9814r-e surplus World. 11631 F Hwy. 50 Mag Wheel,, Standard, 4 Cvi 895 BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC f LI NG.V TWO LOCATIONS SANFORD fly Hwy. 17.92 South Sanford 7h. 372 15)5 Orlando Ph. 444 5011 U TO SERVE YOU DeLANO Sr "Wit 1797 & Truck DLmnd Ph 736 08)0 Sanford Ph. 227-3340 @ Cita, tr 11 �-- 0 SB—Th.. Sanford • __ - ~~~~~01 -' ._. ______ , I . - -- ~~W W W~ . . . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -I A_--_1 _. _-_-.-__________ -----.----- FrIday, Sept. 21, 1913 Herald HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, Eli1 IV . Th Ce - - -. * A. * * * Electrical Board Probe 4 -11.- . 000 hurch. 0 0 OUR NATION! Adventist Tumir aV. V G rT 1" ADVENTIST CHURCH Highway 4)4 Forest ty.Ftor*di C. Ir SUnda n SchI M*rn O Worship C u. chTraning , S.âbt).tthCPWQt , )J,, h WvthpServi.t P4It'Or C;45m II 00. m 6.lSpm 7 :"p ML - I _______ ?o'nngWorsnp UvangIistcServ..,, Family Night Service yp (, wj n0an Wed Prayer AIo on WWQS fl0ii FM 7 c1 p R4040 Saturday I I DO 12 00 W('dned., Eveni ng P'avrrMeetng 1 oo D M, ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH THE SEVENTH DAY S14 "fit!er Avei. Ph, 322 ADVENTIST CHURCH ___ I ______ - -rv ) 11 CJ A w Evening Worship .___...J _'• - -- - ______ - - j- j - _____ --- I. Lathoiu_ ..- ______ 3 z__ __E ~1 _ 3 ---- ant.rd -. - - - '--- ______ - , . - ---- -- 0 __ - __ ~ ---- •,• -_ -_ -- . Fr. James Martinez . Fr.MarnKtII.r - --AU?. Patton !X - ______ ..iw ~~ 0,41 d Devolto"I 706 him - " 11 W&.m Mornirn Worship Evening Worhp ~~ l~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - Strigsperation & Rey GeryIner uni& School Morning Worship HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH Forest City FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST IM7S.S4st(td Avg. Coenmvrd CaMer Oil *iwy.434.I Mile 54wy 434 Rrw Raymond Ha1 Dr P'a -owp-ij,-r,s Bible Study Wed m Rev clJnd,y School LIMY S iOp m Evening Worship Wed Bbl. Study I. Prayer Serv (First e 1 OOP ni ANFORD CHRISTIAN - - - - 7 ___________________ p m 115n ;11~~ = N~ P"MIS Tt~ P"Ims WWI* Psalms 60 Palm Spring% Or. Allarnoato Spirini C %,liuwl,sl J.4f?-,. I- Ntn'%Ihar" fyj,it4 Ii (U u n+ng WI)i StIp worttp 11 - _:~t ~ I - -.. ~ Min'iters Morning Worship - P.rnerg -Wrsh.p Prayer& Praise - Wilbur Ave . L ake Mar v M,ti,tc, Rev A F Stevens Sund4y Chum, School rn t MrwntngwO.-sh.p it a rn Youth Group Wednesday Cr f'ract,cr • ciOp in pt,,I , Sunday GJp in p.. 5' Inaepellidilint -c,"ar, WTRR broadcast B i ble Study M,wn'r'4J WoqShip r - LiSa.nn & It (X) m 6 00 ' n C Cop ,,c-'•:'i A ,-J Fit ,,i-r ;;r-t.,,s ri PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST H It W Paul So flflty Evangelist BOICCIaSS 000a m Morning Wrshp it am I YIP II THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Mts tar liniday Servlc* at The Seventh-day Adv,sttitt Church Orange Blvd. Lake Mon,,, Avenue, .AUaponI. 'uitlafd Eldnidga Past or r,ar Sunday School 10 OOa.m C. vhtSohttI.lSR..4$) Mr.',,ryj Worb.p It OOa in , Sunday 9 45a m F.1- n.rig Worsh.p P ciOp m s'(IC ( FICST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST $0 East Second Street cup Enrn.ng Wrvsip C flLIe(j4%t-%We.J 7 )p rn Setv.,' t 0 UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Coiner Country Club Uph4Ia Roads Re -. Dar*n 'hi-. -)rday S - t.i c 154 tO Nlirsefy5xersdergqt JIM LASH CHRYSLER. PLYMOUTH J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Eiseaanci Staff UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE Jtn Y ,irid Staff WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I Wils o n and Staff Insurance FOOD FAI1 TOE5, iNC. and Employes KENTUCKY FRIEDCHICKEN ntt,cky Jim & Employes OEKLES' GULF SERVICE ft. L - - t'i! - - - -- ienuut f-51 J44t Po,p - is-- - Ba'itt Cltaput P,'*ipl ..ms ft4f a-.- i-iur1ar A4 - and ts w P,it tIte Ea',t kjr Pfqvom Rd a? Histee Ms R-ae-st Ovurø,. SIC Pars Ave Ci gIL - o q irs- i.se..s sentore i -- i- p - - v5tChows oil R t' ,a#Ci-%,, : 1, at ft$4't LJt" P4 "-ard4GtinI i- -i It4* ; - AI Si- I tt Cattiaic Church, 113 Dell. Ma (.t4Ot, Church c.., v's-s -, '---a S P#- if C'-,qr C.. 7i7 t-n t - tsn Li-ow api ,t Cl- ,.r,- Ga.g-., U.,- MJ uise M',ar'ar, ftepessi CHch. Sart aar' SP1"Rl Rd '-u'ri. - I . 4 o, - Ily" - Ml S-r. M1iy Aa-' Cjri. *h7 Jerry MI I.as Ls.a'ar ha ,1 $-seo Ave Awe - O,j, ChRISTIAN "san sW S. Sasd t,(l-:j. 13T t'd Norfr-t , iLn Ch.s F - - - I.i LUTHERAN si I. Gond 5a t,. q iffi $t SanfordAve. Gfel holiday decorating season came early this year. ,%joundla last night, the local telephone switchboard was flooded with multicolors .... indicating an overload into the Spolski residence All of iii>- "friends" sohc- cij tJn,I.d - r -f All *-bif?tryo,j. C&,,'P , IM p $.'afdatI Ass , I (, ' -, -fc, 41 - 1 . - Mmvi Unit. *343 W. 3rd 40 G.an 01—c Full Mt 04 Tanr,,.i,j, 174 - P481.JW4p Cl-.,,trh LSntO,d A' S-'ord CO (hurt's 1x31 s F hon I J'sj - c' I'. A' 'tind HUt At.r* r a4r (host,, At ainOajS. Spr ng5 cset AI$tt All Saps - hair-dyed, 55 year old sugar daddy ' should ever mess - '1 Gas Dealers Close Down In Phase 4 By BARTON REPPERT Auocia ted Press Writer the court else) Motorists had to cope with gasoline station closings In northern California and areas of Oregon and Washington State this wecirend as thousands of dealers demonstrated their anger with Phase 4 price contrels. Protest closings also threatened to start next week In Maryland and Washington, D.C. However, a survey today of Sanford area dealers uncovered no plans to close during the protests. Tactics to deal with the federal price regulations were expected to be a prime topic when the National Congress of Petroleum Retailers, representing gasoline dealers associations across the country, meets Sunday in Chicago. The gas station operators are irked because Phase 4 controls currently bar them from passing on to customers recent hikes In wholesale gasoline prices. In California, nerves wore thin and minor traffic jams developed when motorists converged on stations still open Friday as word of the weekend shutdown apread. Representatives of more than 3,000 northern California service stations had voted Thursday night to close until Monday to protest the price controls. In some areas north of San Francisco, as much as 90 per cent of the stations were reported closed. In Gleneden Beach, Ore., a shutdown by many local gasoline dealers prompted the takeover of an abandoned service station by National Guardsmen to supply fuel for cars of dignitaries during the Western Governor's Conference being held there. The theme of the conference is "The Energy Qisis." A spokesman for Gov, Tom McCall said the conference was buying gasoline from Union Oil Co., which franchised the station until it closed recently. In Ohio, officials of the Ohio Gasoline Retailers Association said the organization was not advocating shutdowns, "We'd only be hurting our customers and, In the long run, ourselves," said ecretary'freasure' Jerry lines. "We have no quarrel with motorists who want to buy gas. Our fight Is with our suppliers and the government," Service station operators In Massachusetts were under a court order barring them from "acting in concert" In any protest shutdown over the Phase 4 controls. A preliminary injunction Issued Friday in Norfolk Superior court (off t ha t's sometfiun earlier at the request of state Atty. Gen, Robert H. Quinn. Dealers in some areas of the state had staged a three-day shutdown earlier this week. But the Automobile Legal Association said on Friday that it had no reports of gas station closings anywhere in Massachusetts, I frriti - tr - - - •1 ____ - - - '- -. - . - "" matter '. - S_ ' b1-'J;tA.. - The W ear-old ffiggs had Grant. said that if he lost the so-called Emerging from the plane that Court extended a temporary restraining order granted It a6io proved i,. a S'si,r AI, '" F04. - - -. PRRIBYT&AI*I 11 C2 ,,,, Fin? Cpq Pi hI t 5'- en' ."o.i4e Irw'rigs S - 0ilive & I M Co~ulwgff a'-.- u tr,,i n cS r,.p Pisir... (..en#4 '-ar'--1, iS'*e a' t M, Lhui 9* Ntiins Lea. Mary Blvd L5t M.iu-y Ionwa'.od (laurels * N41I*ww Wayinari & Jp Ave g (i.t's 0 Pow'nca. Ottort.i LtranCPr iw,pa.e,,,'. 503W ljthP*ace 1?V5. C't,.pøi GHd4,, Days Or 4 Pi, Clnuwirwrry R?_ what did It all prove? ( 1c nit, that I'll wait another live or six years before t offer an opinion on uiC OU come of an sporting event. how can I ever forget m other fiasco in picking the Corithuskers to knock off Bear 8r)aIlt's Crimson tide I think it was ibout SiX sears ago I'm sure the score was 58 to Q nothiffig. Alabama won! Well 5? Cln.rcn 7th 5 tIm First born Chore" or Me t,', Pa-. 1' # wanted my "crow special" prepared, ..- th ACtJI!RCCNI$ hurth, '1tcv.st ' %P Pii Methiii-*t Churc Ot*sat Rd. Eni,.-pn Gel co plroretqvy 1411, Is pol'sin""OnAW9 tcs# - ,", At U w a' sans G- ' ..-,, 4 FLORIDA STATE HANK AND STAFF &MECUrCPIO, ,, IP'S-COPAL o.,.', • -4 -' -.----- c,t,, ird FUiPIOYPS ___________________________________ r, M,tt-i Ch,,fl, t •. 12 ,• I ,,i Eat-tt Ch.rca M fa,n t*vMat', $ra S$it rirn O-sa 5?. , 0 - G ri" . WINN DIXIE STORES Pvptfit,iin - . r-. -Kch 'hoch nf CN ' W I7tt m.o.., And if that's not bad enough I understa nd that the :- Mr. T,1 001 SY 4'$? PtP$biiifiêr. Chuuti 4 D,Dary, E High,.,,,, Uatr,ett United Memo,., Method's? Church, E CA.. b av., En 5, Cove'w Pinbyte'a.n Oiiat.i,. 3171 5 OVtand. Dr. I.rp,is. Aswy,, CPit,r,i, tt L. Rd Re-,' .e. 's'. yrn- .,js, f-.,,,p, tjitj. (cr,-.' rIy *'i.ii,l.c r, a U l . ' a. (aialtVry C *.j,ly Unhtod Methodist Churcia, se.- a, Cas1tue,,y PII'.y R'dqe Rd. Cah.tbi'cry (i,ba,, Cominunt, Mf?v t(Pwnth W H ghbtAi Rd. Deb.r, SEVENTH DAY ADVEN' • 'tt ur' &re.i-, c,,uro. ii, Park ''Lastir Se 1 5s'i Øap*ist C?,ri, b2s Pat,,wefo 'IWCMU - Le..-v -u'* (hu'(" P..' aia pj .t 0 LOATIONAI. Curgr.et4o,i.4 CNstian Chur ch, 310* cni.ncs OF CHRIST 1 1 r., I LI t - U i I.JtiLA-rrf IGIftt S 'M4I Church Of OWISt, 1I*0 I4O-.4I Ad ((P.i I'P,n,Sz,.-s.s(i Alt* i - ~t. ;t w nyahh, nyahh..... tously concerned about how I SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY - ii.iej ?e5 T-1 L'-,.TL? 77 -p,,, t*ctt. 110 "How's The Crow Taste?" 0 HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David e -ierly and St&t SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. SCc$t Pr.penda1J Bapi.t Mis, C.- L.a,,. Cl-Ij - Lcrg,voc,, , . *ICPe Bbpt4f Chtatfl. Foist Cify Cw!it ten'.. NeW CbtnyP,i,iiae,y Bapftt, ttQp* !iVW($ieini'-n.,.'.',qI1t r.f,-_ !-,1, ASMBLEY CF GOo I ft ftI%pqnbi, i God, 37th & Etri. "Ileh, Ileh. llehl" i: The Management ano Employes STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stcnstrom and Staff CELERY CITY PR I Nil NG Co INC There were five signs pasted onto my windshield, on my front door, on the windows to A & P WEO SENKARIK GLASS & PA 4 NTCO. INC. nirid Eniployct, -- - f0f Riggs, who lost an exhibition an exhibition match with local tennis match to Billie Jean player Henry Crawford. The King, plans to fullffll a promise pair will face Georgia Tech next week and jump off a athletic director Bobby Dodd son Wasn't so! . ' SANFORDATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK I1rj,'iird H -4o(Iqi..,(3r) Staff J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER ASkilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church - - And if that's a enough ..... some -kook"(whom I strongly Suspect as our Sports Editor J Richards) 'si ted my home last night ..... change that-got me out of bed at ene th is morning •.... after my Kevin rousted me from telling me someone was tr Y'flh ' 0 I break-in to m car. "Nyahh . L I D a.,. . rPL ANTE , INC . Oviedo. Florida d o "Man or M-O.U-S.E?" WILSON MAtER FURNITURE CO. Mr and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Emplovec GREGORY LUMBER of Sanfo orr , " ~ THE MCKIBBIN AGENCY f,,4i ,rit'r , " The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible Kt - O#glM:.d Ja111, ti7z. Longwooâ CHURCH OF CHRIST Gene va Brewer Jr Enangelsi lSbie5chgol tO Q in Mornng Worship I) OOa in - !7 THE LAKE MARY UNITED SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Pa$34.3$4 Lyman H.Xlrkv,-o ,Pastor y Love - BJ. K4" The drawing shows a dinner Plate with a "feet-in-the-air, dead crow." I; 1. 30 n And alonucide the t w we el....., is a knife and a fork and a local drawing (by my friends in the back shop, no less) which says, "Enjoy your crow .,. signed, il ,oilZ - Evangel si 9 - COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN 37?$SoutPtOrIaftdoO,,y. Rev W,tiiarn C S,ster Jr Pastqr Worohtp 11 004 m (Pit rn YouthfrilovAhip 6 oop rn Wed - Kept For A Da - _. E,nrnsta .1 Files tIOOa vi Evanqei-%t an ¶,ervtcfl V 45 m II a m Nursery 9 458. M I 11wa rn 6 )0p m I 30 p ni - '4 1 - 30 0 m - l_ OUt - Sunday Sfhool ning Worship Youth , Service Eveni" VlilorshP CHURCH OF CHRIST . - - mp Bridge (arizona) Mulh% Chcnrchscriool Morning Worship y'p m PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHUJ:CH 74)LPaimtts Awe . Rev C, ( Hodges P1SI& Suridi S:hool V ISa in 7 jOp m &rod Rev KlennethW PAOLA WESLCYAN CHURC" Old R ouft 46 at Paola FrllicW Utu Corinthimn Hebrims II0 It 00 a m 600p ' 1 30p m LISp m Uvrn'no Worship 7 rp m Wed 5rninQ - 'DUW Luke ~— i 3:,71I - - ~ ( , i . ", _. --IM II 9 - I smf2~ ~-,t , . ~ . (!j— -7 ~~ ! t~_ ~ t - --ME 17 11:1 : fiL - 10 00 a fl-Ulr "Twly - IrNIIdd'Ib7' I&*tir**hW.Swy I CHURCH Airport Slvd Pry krim,111`04011 c. m Oak Ave A Jrd St. Fmeritijipr S 305 II rn Sunday School 9, 45a iii UMYF 4:OOp ,, Mei'sPrayer Breakfast Thursday 63Oam - Church Of Christ - Leo? icing srfi - Ir.sbru,n - NITED CHURCH Awe Patter O'Steen Morning WOtthp II 00a m lOOp m w : -.rzan, - Tnomt ••—_1_ - - -wtoneway service Old Truths 11Y a New Day (o;'-i;?i I P ho e3fl4343 JORDAN IViPTIST CHURCH 152) Wet? F Is? Street tZ000rgv Galloway Pastor WorShip Service ,indaySthaOt ---------- 1000a.m. Even.ng Service ..11:OO MornrnOSIfv(c.1 Prayer Meeting - ________ Ill A rpot Blvd. w-ts. OOa - ____ - tion." __ N - ,I - , Xe- I nnt. on Pg. .A (ol. Ii r s -1 7~ ., I I ~ P7' - - it - - ___ -= - -- t J ____ ~_ 0 / r -1 - - -- / - , p * 4 91$ - s-ia 4+4 if' a- • •i- SIDV19I,ENSR. _______ •• - - 4 *.ST*# 11 - W.. # - - - . '-_.-~ - ______ conference FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sdnford Fla, Folio* 6 X p rn - - column, nigh', he would leap from Sm Riggs told nessmen he felt cide Bridge in Pasadena, Calif. "lousy. What happened to me Riggs lost in three sets, shouldn't have happened to a However, he told an Atlanta dog Arrived at 730 am and Friday he found this note and heart. te 'I feel there should be a i7-: " shaped sign sticking in my would jump from the [A)ndon rematch. I certainly hope so. I Bridge, instead typewriter don t want to take anything lie said the Suicide Bridge away 'rUm Billie Jean's icto'Today's Clock. Dedicated B J I was wrong" was wired up "so I can't make ry. She played superbly. I must ',F And on the sign ..... "I love it Uwe, but I will go to the say I got a little carried away. I I I,ondon Bridge at [Ake Havasu really felt there was no way I Billie Jean King.,, by Wednesday or could lose." And on my desk, a brand Thursday and take the leap." Riggs, the 1939 Wimbledon . which Riggs said he was takingg the singles new cloth towel (the kind ng es champion, added, flu. -comes in a roll and Is dispensed jump to prove to all the men he Jean has carned my respect. A Os a machine usually found on around the country that he MY hat is off to her. I dished it e walls of mt rooms) which meant everything he said prior out preMy good and now I have to be a gentleman and tak, ,- it." med onto it — to the tennis -extravaganza. -John and Bobby's Crying Tow el" conquelurs MmWil; 7 JOP rn Shia SuPoer IPI krrrr IN - It BbtiSIvdy Re William Picket? Pastor Rev Kenneth Miller, Assisi Pastor 7 100 m CHURCH - - - It 's goi.z-gto folks. to iWort . "tudy And Pray" (lurch TraIning 30p t-i .v 6 lop rn FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LQNGWOOO 341 Orange, Street COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1 7 :tPn:v Ridge Rd H Take your children to church on Sunday. They w il l be tomorrow's builders. IS a WM Service I I We, M. FonidyWofthip Evening Worship - hooI S4JflCJ Pastor . Mih,s?t1' 0 co+ I !(flfPfOSIQ! a. Some of our children, though, don't know about another power for building. They have not been taught to see it. It Is the power of God and It also shak6s and moves us. It Is necessary for all men--a gigantic source of energy and strength. . Pro mises To 1 B) John A Spoliki Paster V ISa in II OOa m ', Our children watch They know power when they see it? Christian Bible Study CHRIST UNITED Technology is abroad fri the land Everywhere big yellow and g r een machines pound and churn the earth Highways unroll, apartment complexes rise and amusement parks expand. '-' 76 5 .~ I il l 0 4 As'll N) I 9 ASA m _______ m r 2 I - - rn - Onara Rd , &I Woodlawn Ave Pastor Rev Paulo Trfstel Sunds y S c h,-1 as Past or lcfl - _-__-._-_---___ . - - , LAKE MARY CHLSRCII OF TAE NAZARENE UNITED tor P 9 l °°""' -,rf!,%,,j' Methimlist ~4 I CHURCH 2401 S Par* Avenue FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LakeMonro,. Eta !il_ --it" __ ~i~~- CNRITIAN --- ".& ____ I Congregationlrd - ACNIP_ M-~' ~ -- 0 '' C00am - -- - - U I 10 uth Hour Woltz -1-_"W2 --. __ , - , - 'T 123opm 6 30a m D4,IV MAI%% .. - - A ;..L:b 1 ~__ I OGP "I 7 3op - Even,rv4 Wor %hip Wed Prayer Service - . \ -I I . 0- 45,o- "_;_ i -, ==1 ?Too or land* ^ vie. I I 1.11) Bobbyiggs R LA2 ; p OF THE NAZARENE Ind St at Maple Ave CIl00I Sunset Or nr.r8uPIond Prayer w g CATHOLIC CHURCH (1Tff Rt TI'T Car 141h $I & Oak Ave. Pastor Rev Robert Lay C s. m Matirnsro Worship 11 Will rin Wed GOOD - L_ - • SundatS'hoot fl"'WP?!L ' D - -- .'. -- T?sChjrh if thi Luthrran Hjr •.. And w ,h S 5 the Life Rev Elmer A R*uUhef Pastor ________ e I ' - i- -- GENLVA CI4UUCI4 OF THC NAZARENE Temporal ornmunit Center AE Pat a m 10 SundaySchooI .. S4JnWo4thlp "wa- ITt 600 Sun YPS n Eve Worship rn LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER auft ____ - - - -. " M [taplscf ' - it . - Lu theran I2 jjJj ' Price 20 Cents Naznrene 9N _ - Sat. Vigil Mass ---------7:00p.m. ra rn i MaUI & 12, n - . r 4 ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 7 OCp.m. ._- unday, September 23, l973—Snfrd Florida 32771 : - r- of a (I - li~ is -' - __________ ;1IOa rd ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlande Springs Drive - - nor 's ' h =4J4 a _____ - Cd PrarrMtefnq FIRST ASSEMbLY OF GOD CHURCH Cor Rev HectyA 2Hhnd Elm r, fl, Mornriun ti/)I5CO/7(ll spectors Kirnbrough ;t . Of (,J 1swnabI m )Ju 1 al it seems like somebody has board taking actions in their electrical board had overturned been working on the case since taken their grief to the governor own Interests." the findings of electrical in- Sept. 10, and that "the goverand to the state's attorney of. Commission Vice Chairman office interested." on jobs some board lice, rattier than t COnInIis. John had called the members had some interest in. "Verbal inquiries were made Vihien said. "However, emergency meeting in wake of With the governor's office Later Friday, Herring to IG-OV. Reubln Askew's ofwatching, the state's attorney's this still doesn't negate the pos. Friday's disclosures top reluctantly confirmed the probe fice, and relayed to us," . Office Saturday cancelled as sihIllt of some of the electrical level probe of charges that the was officeHerring said. "We were "premature" a scheduled )àlII['±41 !fWPMI already investigating similar HR Ill meeting between the Seminole 9. ommmmcomplaints, and -! IL41. I,-_ IIIV R I fi (ount) Commission and it assured the governor's office ._J.NilL' . i7 a we would keep theminf0tmed " Electrical BoardofExarnincr5 ' . ill i futile attempt to put the '-I4 ' Sources close to the In 's J 1wraps on the rapidly expanding L.S_ j1 sestigitlon said some of the :-.. a 7 •fi sta te probe of conflict of In complaints received in Talla -. t''rt•t iiirges against the•• (1;rliatI'members,cornplaintng eej:r i about both committee County Corn 47; mission Chairman Sid Vihieni r and problems with shoddy Isawsil- -A Jr. said Saturday he has been n :tac toldthe probe will be comple ted ferring would comment by Wednesday, and that State beyond confirming what he Atty. Abbott Herring will meet . called an "embryo nic in. . --.i -wlth the commjsslon later th the 4 --: vestigatlon at this stage." week, • -erring said he would return Vitilen,whosaldhehnsdjsas. Tuesday to Sanford for a -. -: ociated himself "c" the complete rundown on t'e becaw )u t tti.&z is a d'g by tut chic! : L) memberof thecounty electrical Jack Fulenweider.Fulen board, added the commission sseider has refused all comment NEWSMEN FOUND EMPTY MEETNC x has no evidence of wrongdoing, . . . on the case. Where probe talks were scheduled By CHRIS NELSON and MARK WFJNTZ Herald Staff Writer Aiwr . 66th Year, No 28 (r'jr Pr.ini.r - rr;l I ,7:30p, M. • ___ "_ Ep*vrtfllc.'gur EveflingwOfth,P Wei Prayer meet C 15th m II 03 m 6:00p. m. ndav 5chI ------;_ Draws Askew 's At tention I 4S Ii 00 e IS 7 10 Morning Worihsp ,, WTRR i*N - FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 744.0 Sinlard Ave. CHURCH OF GOD $3 W. 22nd Street Cato -"d - of (:h•b rlI J( 1RPII)I ctiu SIC Park Avenue A.mitilf, . ot,iIw,i:hutIwdist - -__ _jsff`7~-____ _______ ~ # iN -!A& ILr _ 1- . . ..i- -_ - - 4, I •• . Wants tO cooperate ABBOTT HERRING .. .Stateattorne Investigator - ir " - * A new e or e n , it ea - i itti A çLiis(, leshaus uvouhl l onuinuent (ii] tL.' ir(iiro-ts- f presi dent Nix;i L':th I sn I it u_'€'I Ill Ciigrtss %Vitti l}eui.cratic freslui,un ;skoi Washington Past quotes a con• report. choosing his own successor" as the Democrats controlling both S . - Carl Albert to discu. gres3ionalsourcassavIni, that Agnew, who has been told he long as Watergate issues re- houses, it would be difficult for an Agnew successor with N ix. President Spiro T. Agnew is under federal investigation in main unsettled. Nixon to win approval of any. on, but Albert rejected the idea "is engaged in ea bargaining connection su ith alleged kicklie said that if Agnew should one to whom they objected. as premature. tha new' resignation is backs, met with President Nix- quit, Congress ought to delay The House Democrats were on part of the plea" Meanwhile, speculation about Thursday and the Post confirming a successor until the said to reject the idea of any an Agnew resignation received quoted a White house aide as controversy over the White potential Republican 1976 presi- new life from the surpri se disThe y'snewspaper edi ti ons that reported toda it had beenin saying he left 'In a very dis- House tapes which Nixon has clential contender succeedin couraged mood." g closure Friday of Agnew's refused to give up Is resolved, Agnew. told by informed sources that . rsiarsti Thomson, Agnew's Kennedy's statement Connally, who served as meeting with Nixon Th ur3thnAgnew's lawyers and Justice prewS secreta-, conceded Ag- followed the announcement that Treasury secretary under Nixt was believed that dis. Department was discouraged and said, Agnew and Nixon met for more on and switched to the Republi. discussing theofficials possibilityare of new his cussion centered, as in their last me_ resigning and pleading guilty to "It's understandable that the than an hour Thursday, can party, is high fa Sept. vice president might be letting presumably to discuss the vice tial contenders for the 1976 GOP I, on Agnew's problemst1ng stemrna relatively minor offense. some of this discouragement president's legal troubles, nomination. Neither the White house, the show." Ing from his involvement in a Earlier sources disclosed that house sources said that political corruption investiga. vice president's office nor DepThe speculation that Agnew some Democratic House among thos e mentioned as action in Maryland. Agnew has Ut! Attu William Ruck. might resign has generated members, including party ceptable successors were Sen. denied allega " Gen. ' _ ti ns that he acfresh discussion of presidential leaders, have flatly rejected Harry Goldwater, R-Ariz., for. cepted political okickbacks. succession, despite attempts by former Texas Gov. John B. mer Secretary of State William his office and the White house Connally as a possible replace. P. Rogers, Rep. Gerald R. ss in er to dampen such talk. tiicnt. Under the 25th Amend. Ford, I(-Much,, who is house Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, 1).. ment, the president would minority leader, and Sen. Ed. Mass, said Friday that "grave name a successor subject to ward Brooke, R.Mass. questions exist as to th e confirma tion by a l of The sources said some Iiousr' - J - among poten. -to-face Ki g t He m Ship Soves 1\ ,_.- Of State - - - - --3k- , ,. "n' -- - I,. - * ' 1' £ -- - 4V -- - -------- :. -, - . '—-i_ i'.' 4s ---' !i.. - -- - _____ - -. '-? i,.. ___________ -. - - _114- '- . . - -n1!j , . ~ . ~ - York Kissinger was the princn4Il - _ - . 4,1..... •'r .- - ' - _____ ? '.- week when he addresses the U.N. General Assembly in Nu 1orIgI}polic) theoretician for the administration even before Nixon named him to head the State Department. lie will keep his job and office at the White house, filling a dual role with power In the field perhaps equaling that of the late John Foster Duties, who served President Dwight D. E isen. hawer as secretary of state and confidant 20 years ago. Kissinger has promised to carry out a more open foreign policy in which Congress, the department and private ctt1z ns would have a stronger voice, - 1 ip zen in the post. The Senate confirmed the nomi na tion by a vote of 78 to 7 Friday after three hours of debate. The new secretary's first _______ _______________________ -I - . —C— - ' - - Survivors In Pacific 2 SAN FRANCISCO (All) After su rviving for two rnonUt,s and 10 days on sardines, peanut bu tter and rainssatcr, two men rescuedfromthej1.capsj2ed j hulled boat in the Paci fic uert .'iod condition today. T*iiws F isher, Z, bound fir :..ionary work in Central America, and Robert Tini. nenko, 34, a school leaTher, --here abcird the flrltLsh Ci - : liner ship Benalder in "weak - ._-._" ' ' ___ - 4 it= - — ________ - -' . - - :-J - WASHINGTON (AP) lienry A. Kissinger was sworn in today as secretary of state, launching a promised era of "newconscnsus"intheshaping of foreign policy. K issinger is the 56th man to hold the office but the first for. eign.born, naturalized U.S. citi- - - majority ___ __ - . a;.T fr weren't even sun , . _ ___ _____ it -' -': t -, - e-Vi te their ordeal," a Coa! j I - ynker. - i'ubitc health officials have been in touch, and except for shghtl) erra tic pulses, they apparently are in good condi- --- - iv. - • u, — -. - - Index ---- -- -\rva dea ths hd 'alt'ndair oniics Crossword puzzle l)"arAbbt' 68 - 'PLEASE GET A NEW TAG' THIS Sanloid police officer looks like he might be pleading with this motorist while down on one knee. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 20, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/758d8ac24c414a5d99398571c0c08ddb.pdf 2ee564375682513bc839b4a6e9b310e3 PDF Text Text - - ----.----- --. -"---"---- - - _________ - ---;.---;.fr.:.:. -i- Friday, Oct t2, t973 AB-The Sanford Herald --- . =T__ ____ - ------- ~ ---------------- __ __ 7 __ ,.:-,-*,-,- .. . - . _ . ~, ~,:-~-:-X -~-: .XX<M -~~ -c-,~.--.. -,-,-, *-,:Z. ~, ,%. -*!-*~~:W . 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Neat FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SutdAy.chOOl P -r Youth Pilgrim ~_, - ____________ 'c Ser'.ce -1r, Morning Werthip I - ~~ . 2 Im _____ -.. Ewe Pastor 9 ASA m It 006 m 4P M. a reaction e * . FIRST PENTECOSTAL Wrv $41 Orange Street 1 30p rn Sermon out when you're grasping the cen- P )Op - ~~ tral truth of Christianity: I_--_.•_1 _________ Christian hOPE BAPTIST CHURCH rora?CItT TST CH'ST!(P4 CHURCH H DISCIPLE I*ilS Sanford A* Ili dHa C .nmu'4 Cwnl*t OH t4rrv *34 1 Mite W.S1OI HWY)4 Rao1dHo!lt1 9 4S %_,sr,ciay schcol - - - -- . -- --t:- I __ ___ --_ ---g::. - __ - -.-.. - __ ___ _:F-~ __~'__ - - - - resb:r'rwn Sanfo,:,Fa Oa Ave a. ir • P --.- R n. I ST 1631 et First ChIo*6y Sirid - Cafar-iffire i ,rnrs CHURCH OStdn ...... Emerlhirt Pis?or m )O. - pastor 'Worship Servi ce .,-.-11;00 -. Prayer Meeting . -, ---__1 -.---. - Church Of Christ bea Palm Sunday . - 413pm. L.nçWOtStiIP 7 m •'-d PrAyer P 5.ervicC y J I Corinthians " hilippians 11 Timothy 11 Tintnihy 1-14 11 14 r. i Wed Revelation , .1-8, :1 4 Altamonte c Actit 11 Corinthian* Morning Wo"hip, 5 1-8 Rete1a1soi YOUThSVYICC EvenlnUWOrsP 24.32 4 I-t , Paitv I , 6. Pr - Aven" '' H OF CHRIST @11%1wi Ralph j , ,• , r-. - F CHRIST WYNN Itroi'dC3St i' EvatQeIiiT h. w a TI Jr ,,t, f •rI ?S4J .', .t %h P Wr Pra,rr 5rv.r flQ ' 'Mtt.oiry UIbICcIaSS 6 )J P in 7 , Phon.l)4 IUf THE LAKE PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Christian Science HlShwav SI West E*ts91t Paul So nnty iq a m 5jtlC (1I5S FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST e Easi Second Stre e t hE vffl Ii Lc Q V,ot 8 )P 7 P P ..41 , riy Sc i-r.1 ,rtdi, St(Cf '' hi MONROE CHAPEL •.,- Morn i " m Avpsv.. it -00 s a. m *Vorsh'p i' av$I loviflel SR3 Sunday School - 9:08.m. ?'rti r ,relaj Ory J C ENNEYCOMPANY Aiid Stall - UNITED STATE BANK OF SEM;NOLE V.&q `-. E Isea and S lt,i f f Eunice I Wilson and Stai THE McKIBBIN AGENCY lrrtn . - t .)rLi t.itt FOOD FAIR STORES, INC, and Employes __ WILSON. EICHELBERGER KENTUCKY FRIEDCHICKEN Kentucky Jim & Employes - - - - -. Ate,nlJ,, SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY PeB4*4M.uJaiwvU%-4a't" 9Th5' 6. 'CT'1 MdTHOOIST nI' ,'r p,j •, t?4f ii a:, fla,n't U4 i MI ,LaI ,,or.j,.ii C.),1sf Miss C 'c BIJQ t-i0n ru & 5 hi - , , I -. L#. ai, 1a,%O.(,iu1V1 ., - .- - ' IL:., I ................ . . a: Rd ' Ht4I A r,- ' ..' .r *4lI.5! CP..iuI'-. 19 Pa .T3' .i4 - I iti.. itt? TC1' . Ail* I -tw. wv. I wit .apt if III 3u* • 44. AS - , Cl- .i..t 01 ,rBary - C.t.nnai stat Crxt,. Ot PitS Li Ct ST - Pt%$5*!4UOiuI'dI11IW Pta wo cn c.ø Mi*a, '..-i'rfl t,t4t-..ai Oa-it Ø4t jtT* Wjl SeCOAO $ii 101i A.,W0r4' Baotist O.#Ø 3u34 Pnfto St j*'ni M,fl.Wry pt QtjrØi3t Cd 4)5, hillord iiP -.-Cb4. C4w,tI %1)OL.L.H*IlNd Cr4o4Ct0st 4PaImSs,,ui ,sDt AIla"'*n'IS* .c GI-ilvi I I I (,-- t-. ... (tw,'Ch 01 C"r si P101 C'V'I9, 01 (.Wtt', W 1Pm $ , NOrT? Cl't0' 01 CJ'tI P'J (.4vfui D - O'r.' - ch%or.lal to Goo. Oviedo PW* i, !4tn .. baag~L al-KNA ;~;-I. -jr-iii-F sioaf* V%X-.A. 1#11 W C-1, I- --- L • p , NT. -W M~x&ftiraai-v ba~iL1-ffv#-. - .:Pft _AVV - - - 04 cRo- Ctai Vf Allevalifow C*twait: cilawch. U~ fff~ wi t.an 1ar01! 4d 1 44 J." - T A v4 Ois 0944i(k) *~ l- Z-azatir. , C_-414_1 cr.- 4--1 V,-.-- ar--ds = - , if W-46 toy" cm ~ AIC in -~ . . &,C WiL -- W"loyon Methodist. III, "W of FW* C't - - 7I& F 19, Wfoilwo 1WeP4Gi7%C7.ap, 5' P$ P!.±it Oi'f'nl PtO,DrS)o,a Laaaim -&ft AJ(u-t@d f"rWrIt1;An C-*#rCh *:f,8, , fnt~ywism Cht-rfrt. 00 Ayt L " ea:da$ A.* - -Ali 215-YARD 1,11'N'E u ' t st, aw- tb,,rQ, - -'o 4J# i *9flif4a ".*is hkfo-'ci,tur-J.- autilfr9mo :~O;no , _fr -! 7- = - _-. . -- - -- ___- - I,LI Home ' t 4 J exaigeraiinn to say that u '.ji drinking has baseball as pat'n}" our surpassed nmittonnl a JOHN POLK compilation of what Whl'Jey, were a little more - I - (C3at'd On Pg. 2A Col. 1) -- -- , ~, _ ~ ~__, W - I W , Sabal Paint I II - - -_ -A- ~_ I - - - . ~ :~, - __ . __~ WAII1I1JeIYVU IIiWIIIiJ i 4nt ' - - te ration lJou I-XdtA:d (Iiii wintxx. I I __ 1 4--2 Iti Z6 to 400, -- - '- ,., - '- IM-W, V • - •_ I 4 '- .4" -- - ,, - ... -• -.44 '" 4- • I.' & - - •" Li £ ,• - - N - , . I A ' I ' 1 -• -. r -'J I lcwll ' - F If 1 .... - - - - - 4. fuels - -' . L -..-- . . ...... ..1! - - --;- I ' - - k r. V - gf awal - .b . . a • 11111W_ig '- _. - . ! A r -_ -- 1% ' -- . =_ A . . ~_ : . I L_ ~ ~ or-= = WATER SCULPTURES Seminole Coun t y Courthouse in Saiford, accenting the modernistIc combination of steel. glass and textured concrete giving visitors and and only 4 per cent of its total - .' . aceOtIrits Of only - L - supplies from Arab states in re- 000 bands per day is possible energy - ii W4 ~4 7 ---- - on StICU the and the - .--__ -- I- I ~ ~ ,.. - -- .............. -'awrUge of cent o aywhere from 100 -, -a'a f.j.iL'1 It t ~ i~ F 1w dealt with. lie a-aid Arab oil AthniflIMt!atlon experts . - - ~- I . - factors as the --- ~~_.~ --I - - __ : 1 i.iiiiiui win - . - k - -- t r, depending ~ . .1 I ____ Pr+riri,'i IA - ___ rector Oil lewt ' -flaniiiatory. F.nerThe uim, the White House had gy PoUcy Office, told newsmen s2ld earfier, was to makt sire Fridey that a cutoff of Arab oli ng - BEN BUTLER ...Sanford ahead ...l)LappOmflk'd __ tary industry - __s - possibility of Interruption of Oil 1, 3 .-.-.. - III 1 F KNOWLES n :.-- Than 1t;S ..--.---w' - '"' T: tratiun b1d to ease the pai of producing ne a r capauty. any winter shortage of home But the new Middle East war ,, -I • I t" DCW Uflsxs iu*Ifls Alter use months of Insisting I Skit II SI I I t. nO un. Seuauon, rauig that petroleum could be Jj.,. One final note about this D sub) 'ct the U S tillc spends more than tn bilhon I! cF Fr `7 muons Friday making an allo- st - - -.--•.... -- ___ "' . 0! Is- ni .tar - 7_ 3 ~ k _AN -- - - - ~-__ z - __ __ - 41 x , ort Stifle) million doUars mere than &- board expected to pay, but moneys currently gated to furnish the facihdes and other capital outlay projects will be transferred into the beAlding fund to cover the contracts 54Z - s4t1ks !4W ' - j p0 Th Tusk will p4 seven new schools slated f or tj program. The total bids on the schools was more than ne-half -_ . -_-=--.-=- at M I -- - ? It - The OWI. is a wise old bit :1 ho knows his limits, sticks to theim' and enjoys himself Patti Rd -11- --_____________ _____ '7- - 'k. U :- The school board has determined the present facility on SR 436 near 14 is dangerous because of heavy traffic on the four4ane artery and the site is being sold to C kit *IAN - GERAI.DFORD -______ . .... Standard bid $8 4, Son the Sabal Point facility and $873,669 oil the Altamonte school. /4 7-- y EICHuRcHIS a. - 1 l . 1!1MIJ " - .. - - datory fuel allocation takes ef get high, always keeps feet f.rrni ,, Ihn gr, t I 1, '..,,,.. it near Uigwood 3nd Palm Springs Road, Altamonte was Standard Construction Company of Florida, Maitland. pa'iy . - for the Low bidder on new elementary schools havcaroundthehouseduriiwa 0 ti ..-. -'- Administration Ordprs 4 ,- K q.Few -_ tracts totaling $3,666,338 for three schools in the south 7-mimle area, Including a middle school and two elemen. tary' facilities. one of Which Is replacing Inc Altamonte Elementary School on SR 436. In a Friday session the board awarded the contract for a m e school on us awl Road to Roger P Kennedy Inc , Orlando, on th e kw bid of 11.898,000. . ____ blrtlsthatarealwaysniceto FOc#*tL*kt-ntaAd tav'i'th d4 A; I a4tw1 Se-.'h..- A4v,nt I -- . '- Bob Shedden, Sanford a.rff tho j...rntlell MOCK INGBIRD-dri nks Telephone, reported $2," 20 collected during the pas -week, because the others are doing itbringing Southern Rell's`100 per Can't take it or leave it alone. P& pa ri pede ° $1,755 Therear'acouplespeciesof Lveawow Mnt.sn Li.r-'-fritita Ift,ockf1a_J-wn 0#11 W_ & Ilwy it T), S.. •I., .t, - hole Oviedo COIPJflLlflltS '., Firlif Crarqi " , ilzmal Crauft:n. fl)øUnø - 0' - •1 '. ___ rst Pr yttfiIh Chth ol 'M.iqy 5 ,. Cvina:i$ Pr.s.I,ruai, CIw,0 P 1 5 O,tUdo Dr ST AtW* Pvthy'I.rIin Churth 19)3 1..r Lase i.i Ikofda, Ostr*rt M14p,diSt V PfICOPAL rf~s - - The Seminole County school board has awarded con. -- ..-- Unitas said WheeleFe. , fll,:] . Aflarnorals Umtdv" ct~;Y~r~ pf tna ttipti-dy- Laks, Mary I& i ,, _____ -- tilizer Company in Ovit:1610 has pledged generously, setting a FLORIDASrATI. RANK ANDSfnFi ChACf, If ....j _ie for which it was col,lected. I) Rd D*IIZV t Ovi4I F rst M.nt' ti rtf 1*.j?ht M4I4IT (h,.j'P%. tS 34Mord All Sr.* M4rnISt cl(n W &P7 St Gt..'..a ,ir4P.otItst rl,jqLf, Gv• Gras. U r4 Møtott Cht Onoi& Pd 00600" Mif'"WIdAt Ct"46WC1, C1utri 01 (oI 103 W flrr) Si , ______ - ,Ind as ali workers are volun. tiers and expenses therefore when he drinks. - -._- -- _. ont - co llected in Suntno4e counts stays in the county, sa id Unitas, - .II United CP,ufch of God, sll~ h.jiturl ti,.ttt ,,4 a.ii I - C1'%ct' Irs w It' a - . ,, CONORNOATIOSIAL Car~ HM -%fiffee'd 4uworwrsaw 1. iist & c it 10-wt, M-Worwry 8= 1 cf.wmi qX CrWir" It . . U LPjfti' "fl w -~~1711,vi ;99~ _=~7 . ;-~_. k= - 7 ,;. e . -i C ractsLet ForSchoo/s at thi.s GOONEY lIft!) -- giggles fine example he hopes the rest and acts giddy. of the community will blow, WINN-DIXIE STORES . arid - afluartk rorroc IVCO C,,i,,iI- C.Wdlf to III . David Fr'vnrlyanc1S'aff mpH-i" ' 01 GOd It" ~ HARRELL&BEVERLY - St Mit LI' CF COO 'I r The Management and Employes SENKARIKGLASS & PAINT CO. INC, and Employes STENSTROMREALTY Herb Stenstrom and Soff PRINTIE'C,(O INC. vu g 1. A&PWEO TDAticMIccmfllJ . %0A p SANFORDATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H Hoaqe-,and Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. JO,(JIrn)Srn'lhancStaff DLKIE (.'ULtRVICE P -¶ -=- ~- financial division - ~ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr and Mrs Al Wilson L. D. PLANTE. INC. 0, ., iedo, Florida FLORIDA LIV!NC NURSING CEN rER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated b'theSeventh-dayAdventist Church United Fund CANARY-feels a _i~ tive criticisms with solind we told Munroe we wanted to pointed in their attacks apinst kiiuwfvs attid. Tbe uu.Il tUi uf the T'he two officials mid life V- with the idea expert consultants report turned out otherwise. It' Butler and his aide, SgL Paul rep)rt pqe by page. uLtIndUy and Butler said. chairman Len Unitas at a BLUE JAY--becomes minimal, at least 96 cent. in argumentative.Getsrealmear, everydollargoesto thecattses PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford drinks under his wings lie has campaign to achieve the W74 The to prose he can drink like i goal of 1100 000 said cam ii 'n repor organization and should therefore be able to carry the . I' .' st Yorn rw Wtt '4ursrry& indqrtrn • m - I "The police chief and I information already known," pushing strongly during the the surface so far, said their ErtiLE -soars with a few rerrudning two weeks of the spokesman. I e CHURCH Corner Country Clubi U,,iela Ro.Jb 4UUSOf'I* current total is mnrdng between 15,000 and -- - UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN division's luncheon meeting held Friday at the Oviedo Women's Club. TTiiltn,l I 4..1 UIPJ A ce piv3luen United Fund MAGPIE-struts his stuff Jack Homer told club members for the ladies the belong to rf"l \ Pastor Mc*t 'W Sundify 54WVIC" at The Sovei- .4-day Adventist Church Pastor W,IIardEIUr.dOC .. 9 iSa m II ooa.m 73Op tn Chuf(hSChoOl Morntncj Worship Youth Group Wr1inrlday (ho.r Practice The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIM LASH CHIIYSLER-PLYMOUTH v PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave Lair Mary '' SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Lyman H Kirkwood - ,,., p THE LAKE MARY UNITED cOOP rn m -- IS111 Park 11~006 m 1~ -1 * ~. The United Fund cominercial The I campaigning, and will be $I,000. wa've only scratched psgesectlondevotedtoSanlord wouldbeusedtoglveconstruc. Is more nian. 71x:n he acts like a kill. __________________________________________________________________ PALMETTO AVENUE kitcher. &-rigot.arral ifa~-" 1-1 th, A-vii- I',',;-- '~-*, I '' CHURCH I.33p m 7 310p~m Choir-- uialPa.Ia Old Rev. waiialm E. Miller. Pastor Springs Or. Tui%diy Evening Stew Ice Youth r r1lowiartap ____ Robert C. I ose, Maitland by Sheriff John Polk. "The Sanford portion of the Joimson F. Munroe, Ocala ami study for .Se minole County and Joe A Me', Orlando Munroe did the Sanford four cities including Sanford only "compiles in one place Section ar 4 00p m. " m - .. ____ Knowles today, over the department, arid the Sunfords recently completed r!glonal Longwood, Winter Springs police planning smey asked police departments included United Fund learn is at around the punch bowl, or flue 25-yard line with $24 sao f0HOwing the host Into the collected after two weeks of ft i.v worship --VT. - . F. merely turned city hopes In Democratic Natiorial Conwiittee heaftarters. O\Af him leaning on the bar, hanging PA%IIr Rev Wilow" C Stallar~ If . ... - - - __gii~ CHUR0:H OF CHRIST CrwrchTraen'flg t.venno Wu,th .P ~_ ,F~Z 11110121. - ,- A - -I- NEWS ANALYSIS - - -- - - - - - - - - - recommendations In certain cases and misinterpreted InDisappointment was ex- formation given to the survey pressed today by the Sanford team In others Police Chief Ben Butler and -The consultant learn which ' City Manager W E (Pete) did the surse of the iheniWs RAIL RIRI) -stays close to the refreshment, You'll find -._-. t -ti-. ,~ n orce en iaw for COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN '. 4" firrald Staff Vinier antics of these stra •:OOp rn UM'I'F ............. Men sPrayer Br.akfa? . .4 ml r' .. .- Old TfUlts for a Now Day 44 . . a 1 1 1 1 01aA." ,, W99 r president .pectalWaterateprecutorA1chibaidCox,whohadiub. °' t R1J1 prt'i1derUa1 conversations about a erga argued t the tapes are essential to the grand jury 's attempt odeormIne the extent of the sonspiracy toobztructt probe of the JurE 17, 1972 treak4n at u.4rcry - ' affalliffall By DONNA ESTES ____ • Movnnq Worship r CHURCH Cpuch Sh - p *s - nomination of Rep. Gerald R. Ford, R411ch., for vice . . . , - . Serv'e - . :l: s~ MiMsters V __ - '4 s' t- - - - I ' - Rev VirgilL Bryanal - There was no Immediate comment from the White House, Timid souls become iggresslve When guests fly high under the influence of too many drinks, they can turn Into birds of prey and ruin a picasant esening URCH - E wt-04 6 FIRST PIESBYTERIAN rZi _,_I SUfldi't Shudy & W1 B raef ____ m ni S I ap rn - -- - strange thIn to • )ocafl,, Ikno'v Pastor $ X& lii MornInU Worship - . I IlOp. m ,deRd Casselbafarry Rev William Pi(kell It. Am .4. - ii morning Worship Wed ServK,r 11 OO a. M. ,~_ __~~~~ =_ A~. JESUS LOVES ME! This I know! Hwy i -- -.-- appeals court gave the President until next Friday to pMle. Introverts blossom into the life of the party. (And Alcohol - nominate Rep Gerald R Ford of Michigan, the house minority leader, as Agn€ ,'s In exchange, the government agreed not to successor. xg who has spent the last two da)s tortlon,brmbery:ndconsplrbc', including e ion or stltutlonal doctrine of separation of powers prohibits one branch of gov ernment from forcing another branch to the) CHURCH C# LONG WOOD COMMUNITY UNITED .._.:_.. II 1. M _ p ask tlie Supreme Court to review Its decWon. 'Me President "is not above the law's cominands,P, the court said in rejecting Nixon's contention that the con. Mine came from a booklet I found on my desk (A Guide to Responsible Drinking). Pentecostal .._ possible from crimim-ll allegations, former aides to have wa bed elecast. Vice President SpIri T Agnew has scheduled However, there were fro h4cations that lie a television address to the nation on Monday planned to comment on it. night. Agnew resigW his post on Wednesday, Arrangements for the speech, to be pleading no contest tu a felony 03rge of broadcast live on all three natinnal networks, .1 ,1,CIT disclosed I rid.ar nt,ji', ' rtly after ' '"a nd !0' 'td tc Lrc ,ca rc&ktit Nixon announced he would robation. S11S ____ - ... - President Nixon appears certain 15 Pra%r televised effe.-tiony, with only oblique mention of the corrup. on scandal that forced Spiro T. Agnew's resignation Wednes. day from the n9tion's second highest office. f'V" - .- / / ,, - - T0 TOIN .------------- - . Poo, ___________ In a 5 to 2decision Friday, the U S. Court of Appeals i~r the District of Columbia upheld US.District Court Judge John J. &riCa'8 decision ordcliflg the t11peStUrfltyJ over him, P QOP ---- dear Pordwn breeting toward easy cnf1rmat1on, perhaps wi thin a ',cek or two, barrLig adverse disclosures during congression o appeal to the Supreme Court a federal appeals cout rWIng demanding surrender of White House tapes for judicial ,I , •- .-.-..--..-.." fl By John A. Spolk.I METHODIST CHURCH F ar fWovthtp Go To (Jr Knew it ,A as bound to happen. Make one little mention 'bout attending a social (The PoWth - ~ l.uau-which was out-o world), and you're bound to get 10 soa m L.1nQ,htl'cSerV'e METHODIST CHURCH Tuc k er Drivi, SvnlandEitatvi ~A=r ~~_ .- -1-710 ~ -tam ~ -4 -1~ ___ -1 i 4 1V; Bible Study . M a Ia 111I I *It Pasici, Rev PauiV Tirmsci XUWninq Worship Jun-of Meeting L CHRIST UNITED v. Gary Itner Sunday Schocl Moarn,ng Worship MYF291' upie infipivul WASHINGTON (AP) It 004 m A W,0 (11 MY F a' w . A meu _., ,'*.-.. m LAKE MARY CHURiI Pastor Ford. Both the House and SenMe were p'i..i '- 'ctt tj ' METHODIST CHURCH ~- . Ii-11-'. 11 :- 1 m - I -_, - P f unil kk n tici ated A - confirmation the President !~()iwht in the narne (if riatiorvil 9 AF" .1.1 I I Mid Wiffk Met/i xlict --- -4- . 6~00p.m. I I 1.00p m 7 30 p "I # - 6 OOi ; . ______ - .. .. I ~ 11.00 A. m. MO(flIfl13Y'Cf%hilO 10:00 a m Worthlo . ~i_ __~~ -'-4. U - ' 5e Pastor -1. ~. Rev 0. Ross Drinslow -- 1IR&L---_ ___ -ammemmm - ~ ~ Z ~ - - ~_ -___--~_ - W OF THE NAZARENE ;no St..t Maple A ve 2O(CkIand3Avi(U2) (Luthu#nChurcblnAmirici) 1. WIarBDO*flfl' 11 ________________ . - - ~ - tym-~~ =-Tr_-_ high point in thousand s of "little lives." Things that aren't going too I - . "---,A, =Z - - _7~ - ~ values. Sunday moming in church Is t-he 9 4S1 m , -. C.,,,.. GOOD SHEPEROUNITED - ,_,_ 11%;_~~.~ ~~ 44 t- ' and TV ',This is the I, ate" 7-~. Sun NYPS - - Rev Elmef A Reuscrier ~_-,%-Pastor Sun Eve Worship 9 Isa m. wed forayer - . Sunday School to JOA M Wurship Ser ,vice xindercip*ten And Nurlaititir .• understanding of himself grows f spiritual t with his ('o' regauonal - . .. I ~ I __0XI ~ - - .1--m-- - 4__.-- ~_. I ~1_ ,~ ;_;~ . a Ok House were reserving judgment pend- Watergate and Agnew scandals ginning in III w ch we all dedicate Itepubilcan leader Gerald R. Ing the hearings in mind when he told the nation ourselves to the tasks of - - Nazarene is An Associated l'rc survey At the snic time, 13-4 House "it is VIthI that we turn away meetuig the chailcngeswe face, WA.SIIINGlUN (Al') Urging Americans to put aside old found Ford with 52 Senate members said the would vote from the obsessions of the past, seizing the opportunities for ibessions for a new beginning, votes, one rnore than needed for for Ford, two said they were and turn to the great challenges C-ont'dOn P 2A Col I:: 1'resident Nixon today sends a were undecided initially contacted or withholding comment. "Ibis is a time for a new be. presidential were opposed, but 10 said they unday, October id, l 9/ 3-Saritrd, F1orjd3277l 66th Year, No. " r Prfr ' -- 1 ~_ - I ominates Ford, y - - 9;S08 .m p __ __. . This is the ideal time to begin religious education. Then a child's rn )" . a )as M no*l Car ) a. ---------- __ - __ _______________ to understand arid curb his feel h nomination - - is Fast 14 t : iii m. LtT!1!r*W rsuucH OP g"2 .. -- CrnxchSchOi)I . pw~.. . kff_ ~__ - . ~ -.~,_~-~~_~ __ __ k=~Zl-~~ ~----__--~~- To the contrary, many childhood are more inten se than rnution any th ing we feel. . . stronger beca use the child hasn't yet learned fkiptzst - t__ .t I_4i~~ - - - - __ , __- _1\ ~__-% ig~~4= ff, - ..- . - assume a child Is sn'tll and his feelings are just "miniatures" of f ra - - _~~ .e __ 1,-1 ,_--co 111=11 = I 2- . afflism ~ ___ _9_=_==I . ~ if ~,-~~ , 5. ii ~-2 . =-..--- .1- k R. Burke Johnson Keith Morning 10 000 m Cnvrch School - .. 1 S~~ JM=~=_2Mq9U_ Affism --.-.--_M Adults we the intensity of a child's emotion--4tut seldom under. stand. Our natural tendency i ... Assist. P*%Ior -I- sat 1/49IIM4fl SunMsU )P ? 3P VOthP T#.ui Vflf ______ ALL SOULS CATHOLIC Pollof , .~~)rnmq WorthIp A ..11~ ~- A -...... . culliolic ;,t., tirinrvA 11toma% ,- -#~ - m PrayC? Seqv,r, - . - A* . - Juti East of IntrtIa?c TnRev LoDS*p ReCTOr HoICommun0n 7 a m Pitlo' )O -v* _4W 04AW * __ ----!_~-T)X=2;Q:;9_,~--- . I, Adem- EjH.SeO/)(I1 401 S Park Ave tvanceli%tic V YJ a m hrx)I 0'. - .. - N . ROLLING HILLS ~ 111 111.122-021111 Nixon ot : -.1 I . 7P. m. HOLY CROSS CHURCH O Oily GrfI.n WT N . ,aIII - mu-_i-:~~--;~;~__ . MORAVIAN CHURCH ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST SiglateiterAve. Ø) 1-1 6 __ I ,4 FEN iF~? Z-W 9 4.3i.m. II 00 m 6 ISp M. )up m Sunda yS(hc.I Morni ng WoiSh'P EpworIhLUUo nj WOSIIP cv':' noon THE SEYEMTH-DAY r)vENTIST CHURCH Corner lIh& Elm S ,. .,: .:,-'e. . .%-.*.:1 fin _ -_ 0 K, ~ . * ~Vfl *...*.. 14&0 Sanford Ave, Ev.ngIisticS.rv......... Family Night S.rvi ,.,a .:::: r4on wrd Prayer wadiosalufasy .6:),p m. I CHURCH OF GOD so] W. 11nd SIfQQI : -4 "I _'. I FIRST SOUTHERN ; . I-__ -,--M%_.- ~ ~~ ; Chfirrh Of G of/ T i'u Church o God 1404)' WTRR Su nday . IOr*d PA'?Ot G .. . ~ *, . "*. , ;~. : ~tin;~W. C.~% , :Z~~z4p%%%%'%%%,.%" FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH THE SEVENTH DAY * _~-,~ _ 0 I NATION ....N%, W." ou .._- -~ 2 i: * * 0000 910 rc * _.~ t The ;1 A ~ I residents both diy and mg1t ( nes to play upon anyone's imagination. (Herald Photo by Jean Pat teson) W �M _____ 1 I I __________________ -.-.- %fullvoyt %."-I. 14, IYIJ ___ ___ -__-_T ':___~!': ,-.- ,; U _,__1 --1.,-_. _ -__-:'-' _ -- . -_. .~___ -„__ - _~ r . .. -I .- _' -_ ~-.I I __ - ,_--. -- - & __r __ -M __ .-1 _.. I _- `7! ro ru - . I ____-M ___ - ~_ ~ ~-. _L, -- ______ ;r C .eIeCTIOfl w f-M.t~ . ________ __: _= -. MmLl_:_ ~,_ ~~ ___* _ - - - ..k.. - ” -- . ____________________________________________________ [r - _L_' - -V - _______ ___ - -- --- 1. BU D U TT I I ----i rtr Fl. LIirr E RFL C 3 -\ r c IES A r BACK FLORIDA'S FALL gardens are filied with the songs birds returning to winter in warm of * :i;;nshine after anpual summer vacations up north. Bees hum contentedly over late summer im e I : r1 t trrfl their darting flight to blooms. '- sip nectar from tI1* UIU i _ is NI -_ - vv * ui A00 - - ii i Aft ' 4031A called for In the report can't he made immediately. Some ,, ievetai ear'. The st month stud) - - I provided $IUM of the cost and the remairil.ni! $2.500 won ,Iuv Officially, Nixon's search for Butler's I . W - IT .. - - - privately with Ford about procedures for confirming the V ~ _~ - _ - - ---,-, A_ 1973-74 June of each )e.3r to the city way to ccrrection for many rnmns,-:€r. 'The final amoii't months. A new, modern facilmt is under construction on French ltbegimning at a new fiscal year, Avettue Oct. 1 (rchtors! Note This is a Thus the recommendations for new positions In the report comorebenshe anabts of were iinposmbIe to Implement section of a report emptied and the auriey team was a sun team at the request (i fl'4' City's bud-vet, Sh-flj John Volk about the hornr-w. fiv. r§JrWwf twee 'C"Inift.l. I'----#-- !-A-;~. mn*u - - fou:r records clerks positions at "ptains $10,670-313,644; 17,342; one detective sergmt lieutenants $9,651-113,376; -riLs $8,736411,211.2D and S7,W4 and one patrol detective sergea patrolmen, $8XIS419,"4, position $7,34L The lack of space at Sanford The report in anothe- section police department plice station pointed W by the notm "The has been On its submits a budget proposal in - Big Blue River was out of ith banks along Its c,,i nn h. hiz Fzut, Nab., dOñt4Iu. The Des Moines and Iowa and Skunk river basins in Iowa wi ll continue to have overflows in some areas for several days, the weather At least eight were conftrmeddead _on In Kansas and seven in Oklahoma but 35 per. sons were listed as missing at Enid, Okla. Enid was hardest hit by th e flash floods, arid a search was continuing along foggy Crvek for the mL%sing. Five of the confirmed deaths were In Enid Crests on the Kansas, 11ttle Platte and Missouri rivers were expected to arrive in he Kansas City area early today. The streams surged through weakened levees into low- Mo., but was rising all the rest of Its way .lying areas of five counties in the Missouri. across Missouri. - • The Carroll County sheriff's office reported the Missouri was overflowing Into that county's Sugar Creek lowlands through a levee will be ,seen in the morning sky beforecomet C &u and in the ev'1.ing sky . 4 -- TAMPA, Fla, (AP) I ' . r ~I ~ . ~ It- _i~ A:! -- VA , i I ls ~ —_ - . ~_ h- -_ __— --~-_ -_ — 41' .~~ , . - t -* 1p,W nonpr "' ' PARTY TIME uiiv& A T ' • FROM LEFT to ni ght are actress Helen Mcginnes, Henry Kissinger, Mrs. Kurt Waldheim and U.N.Secretary- General Kurt Waldheim. The event was a recent party held for the new U.S . secretary - -4z of state. __ . - RICHARD NIXON New problem In his eight years as i,linority leader Ford stilled the in-fight. Rep. John B. Anderson, RIII., Ing between the conservative 51, chairman of the House and moderate wings of the llcpublican Conference — the NEW YORK (AP) — The an- Christensen's September rul- up into smaller Ilmse Republicans, foming party caucus — holds the thirdthem Into an effective force that ranked job and is Interested in fitrust suit International Busi. ing was sem as potentially of The Justice Department suit ,t last month major importance to th-. coin- will draw even roore attention. won more than Its share of moiing up. But Andcrson is re, ness Machines lo10 Telex Corp., returned tu puter industry. tilt battles with the majority gardedasoo liberal b a survives Some businessmen contewl this past appeals, many believe IBM's Democrats segment of his colle, ies g bUSIIICSS deac1Iibreaking up IBM might end week a1id the readings this time domi na nce could be considers- American leadership In cornwere at least partzy favorable bly reduced There Is also the puter m.mufacturliig to IBM question of what effect, if Federal Judge A Sherman the ruling might h e _______ F'ie n e Mulled units. n I - I 1?. -_ -_ ___ : - . — -;1 ~ - J-- - r Re Defends - . .. Hand ina in s I ror" in figuring the award. Harvests r% L a & - a A*& r Area .1. ear _____ _____ yrsl = , - - ._- - - . - k, _. - -_- ____________ ____________________ -- ___ ng Estimates ' III - I ML 011 - - - , in - !i ;~-9__ _==E - __M 07 the . - h statement Puis Blade to the arc obviol-aiv itifficult, but not rr4xstie ove t the fad th work is being IV tf* ~ftcrv$ivw, Ford 2a - ido hm- ver, Umt an 5--Y-*T tfai`n t fnrr *t brg5r 't4E report Let the Chips fall where additional $11,5() had come In and lied theymay. turned aver by him to the RepbIJ pr 7.xl - kflDWktlge renark, 9lie captains d - - riv - - ki (oinp- ign Cfimrmttee and which %Qre not tr,.b1 c1 in Ford awot' eport were been asked for it new trial oil 1114 is. gJ' a per cent bo3t uring sue of Christensen s nJtnctions and mo!loru oi, that request the (d Campaign Committee, a political hind 1t- stock- als scheduled to be heard ad 11h100uiiYcartoan brnker. at the Tuesday hearing, —A $5,000 check from the Securities Industry were _______ - of '4.11 mIl!Iont Steering Committee for the American Revolution Bicentennial b. Lt Gov Tom rivamS Adams heads the Bicentennial I goals 111AWO L0 - .. 61 'i22 REG. j ., . - I . - MEN'SKNITy/ j -_~ CREW NE CE STRIPES i-- )b,n ( ;I# 7. ': aI SHIRTS / ,,: Y\ - AO SOLIDS. LATIST COWAS r 1 "'. `_~, 110130 -1161,10, ' I' )L I-"- 48" WALNUT FINISH CREDENZA___ __ _ - . . . REG. 34.88 a former employe. tivatlonal enterprises because of what he said were Lrregula. 2888 i . ii ; ,I J ~~ ., - 3 S01.10 SLIDING DOORS I I Iff." I ... I MTH DECORATIVE TOOLING 1-01. ",> An attractively stylid ps.ce of furniture sui-tabit a wide variety of settinos. Ideal In, tinrfln silver, china, and linens. Sliding doors. for P.rmaner finish. BLACK & DECKER ¼ INCH VARIABLE tempted to settle his claims and The government alleges in the federal complaint that the Turner operations committed fraud by engaging In amid sales without having any to sell. __ ~ raties in company affairs. offered him re-employment but he turned the offers down because they were on company 13'. 11 T FOR 501 , " '\ SPEED DRILL GREAT ALL-PURPOSE DRILL FOR GRINDING. SANDING. BUFFING. WiRE BRUSHING, POLISHING, PAINT MIXING AND SCREW. DRIVER - WITH RECESSED CENTER LOCKING BUTTON TO PREVENT ACCIDENTAL -LOCK -ON' MODELU 209 4 - Garrett was questioned close- BLACK & DECKER I Friday noted Bostont torney F. Lee BaUey, who is DELUXE LAWN also a defendant in the case. EDGER TRENCHES 3/4 WIDE ON FIRST PASS WINGED BLADE RESISTS CLOGGING TWO HANDLES AND BIG WHEELS FOR GOOD C0NT:OL - BOTH EDGER AND 1RIMM(R • 1 - /' 3499i all bad. HALF INCH X 50 FT. f ..I I GARDEN HOSE F,? ' children, along with 90 other nei, ixr oxl )oungcters, have been frequently transferred be. cause they live near the bound. aries of several school districts. One was the re. REG. 2.29 r N French F la . 32171 Ave SSnfoi'd ad j ? Snto'd F1d3 it is seeking We*k WST KASS MKS OSCILLATING REG.$99 ,p J - j} hosless will h*1 - EVE CRABIREE Sanford SIDNEY THOMPSON 834,9212 Altamonte Springs SHIRLEY MILLET BJi 9212 Subscription Rates by McDonald said Action '76 88 SPRINKLER IIi'ralil by The Sanford Herald RQ 1 Ii ;. reassignment Published Daily 1 / 648 -_ __________ __. .__-( -d4, REDUCE FATIGUE - PROPOR. TIONED SIZES BEIGE, TAN, WHITE -. . ~ - --' PANTY HOSE gA (~i, ",'1_.,,-. Cassel rry Sanford has been named courity chairman of the Action '76 I THOMAS McDONALt) ........ - - grain , , " .0-1%0-0. SANDRA RAWLINS ACTION CHAIRMAN 1776 - Oi1 ,'. REG. $2.99 as ''I' the'16. . ____ Q000 -/ /J/ '-V7 ,, — in dents to balance enrollmerts ':' ______ , - John Patterson, whose five childr1.n tuii.' been assigned to six schools the last eight years, says he is tired of his being "used paw ns " Patterson's f amily has lived the same house for those eight years School officials in th is Orhirn do suburb say' the Patterson - Nofice. .99 .--.,. I? federal mail fraud trial '! t. were caused by the school ____. - ... - I' fs rd regation plan but the other 1k £ ._ , Sale - report ' I MOVIE & 20 EXP. SLIDES Week in - Ws LU 1 P U 83 f mer Sanford resident diad Witness Testifies rQ youngsters - - s flj5, ETHEL PITMAN ago. - - - suit 0 - any, Christensen said he would re pending Justice Department consider the size of the $3525 asking that IBM be broken million damage assessment he ______________________ levied against IBM, conceding thcrc hod been' substantial er List $.00 PROCESSING usaue juice will con- PINE 11111S, Fla. (A[ — - - prflC dr g 5 '00a1 O ho,1aPrescrip NO l ('lied .IJ50 JCCUr' 11àCi. .010. EC kC,.d 9 fescri , 'd 0 000 in Tha, any1 Ore 00e else % Ckerd ,:0°°%'neanS f 4~7* Olne lIf cco Pic05, - 3 New in fhe Children 'Used As Pawns , 10 - Ptio,p high I - pie. - -. - b - .-- :4 - av '- - ' WASHINGTON (AP) J T. -.-. __ - - . IBM - ve * -t V, 9 uc Gov. Reubin Askew called the t1iret-day stead tax exemption for the elder.y. 11 seems content to remain the - - Garrett said that company of. ficials were pocketing funds that should have gone Into the _-~ in Ior corporation and the mis. management caused tArn to lose I distributor for nterplanetary Inc., said company officials had at. KMIhL;IEE. Fla. — A TallaluLssee confemnee to devise legislative proposals on attorney says he wants to slow Florida's growth ways to control the state's growth which is by discouraging elderly reti.tws from moving predicted to increa from 7.5 mi1tion to 10 state million b 1980 riggestion came Friday from James "I don't like the Idea of Florida becoming a Messer to a conference of 2W state officials, retirement state," said Messer. a Tallahassee bmineumen and conservationists preparing attorney during discuss ss ns recommendations on Florida's future for sub"South Florida Is struggling under the enormission to the state legislature. mous burden of providing highly specialized Messer said he wanted to reduce the state's services to od ti elements of the homestead property tax exemption to dis- society," Messer said. cou1age elderly people from moving to the Some members at the conference said they Sunshine State. would support elimination of the $5,000 home- •- "We're proba bly going to In the GOP hierarchy, Rep Leslie C. Arends, R-111., the ReRep. W1111am H. Harsha, R. publican whip, is second it, Ohio, Friday night after Joining command, But Arends is 77, has colleagues In a gm served under three leaders , secrecy that covers, disciplinary hcarings and let Growth Curb Proposed House Republican leader. - çt attorneys, attorney the record of conduct of attorne s The proposal approved by the committee public office. - --------- I way ' torneys any evidence of criminal action a 4 Prescrj Fresi, 1.0 Ir a 1'Ci - v,- ill force U price of frozen orange juice o rise, orne Roy Lynn Garrett, 34, of Dallase Ore., was on the stand the entire wee recoun ting how he left Turners cosmetics and mo. The committee a:so voted to recommend that the bar staff be directed to release to state at- "I feel definItelytiire will be c1iiage In the some sunshine ' 2.99 of orange concentrate pro. which had been ordered by the bar to look into the matter, voted for the change Friday. _ -- $3.59 gallon irop in the amount of Glenn W. Turner and eight others ended its fourth week the same way it began with the teatimony of disgruntled Nov. 14 in St. Petersb,urg. :n-- - million box decrea.se In oranges Florida Bar has recommended that a longstandbar decides to presecute an attorney on serious ingsecrecy rule be lifted to allow the public to charges. Curnntly the hearings are secret. attend disciplinary trials of Lawyers accused of Hives said felony offenses and habitual ethical serious charges. violations would come under the heading of In a speech earlier in the week, Gov. Reubin ct-not-s would adopt the proposal at a meeting Askew had urged the bar to hit "the cloak of i :tg would open to the public all hearings in which the Howard Hives, chairman 1 thecommitt' said he felt confident the bar's Board of Gov- . Fr day ident Nixon solved one problem his selection as vice president when he picked Gerald R. Ford wasstill conjecture, battle lines I to be vice president, another by opening the for anticipation that a new Rea fight for Ford's old Job as publican leader would be A committee of the - 4roucl(ion . ecrec ' A --'--. - - - - , n :%-* harvested will mean a 19 mil- All The Disciplinary Procedures Committee, serious offenses, 4i - o ar - a..i...y, Osborne said this means that growers will be forced to eonskier raising their prices to meet increased demand Osborne said the projected 10 - - - - Florida during ra ur ng thee 1973 74 a mi - __k — I Ir partment," Osborne said. Osborne said the sale of or- million a year. .1 I in ('-1 'i.' l "iht r his 1djustmtnh, due at as an Episcopalian. when their salaries are not The report Is full of factual House Republica n Congressiona l Campaign Committee in the 10 he ri this coming Tu'sday In i . leader Gerald It. Ford said two years ago he had days before and after the election. She 11; survived by two sons, biadgelvl. Tulsa, would be up or down. But stayed Inside the law in his handling of *11,500 in Frank Pitman home, Go., i report ajücrics Butler and does not present a true tk said this had been done because the money attorneys and analysts ex Vernon paig contributions that WASHINGTON for failing to implement for. ture of Ritat law enforc:meut In I ," cam I n he failed to exceeded the 110,5W legal limit allowed by (AP) pected a reduction. to Congress flW8Y N H inalk the four .dh Lion conccl't this cotrnt% is retb eIgli grand Michigan state luiw. are gathering record — iBM Is appebinp Christen Farmers I 1 ( II I ftfl II ri I ' I ,t ii f LUiiL i lt1 ILIL ifl t his ' t l ruhn, hLh LtId I IkL%On Ftinerai Home is In A i , * 0 Butler, Friday poin!md to dutrts meMy he used as a guide to F,?Iiruary 1971, Ford, who was pmuna ted by campaign a=nittee rnwriped $12,233 back into the computer giant had violated fafl, but, the harvest is not quite ti Pre10en 9 Friday night to h' 'i charge of a rrangements. t rpt crnp11c another report. Fords cli trict to pay postelection campaign antitrust I is and compttnl ac large a- U- p. Ag ri( res acnw[edged the money had come debts, wmucii were copi ed from the Telex. I'artmnt thought a month The report was compiled by unfairly against —_ — M.-I? — 10=tr 00=4 f';(;~ 2 nutriber of special4nierest gro-upts, I,), f"Mal impkmenUtion nf his throw 1 would say that under the IntErVetadon of Clirisstenscri's z announcement — Tht! 191i corn crop,bused on neral cIw11zg bankers, stockbrokers, a labor union thelawasithasbeeninterpretcdovertheyears, dIdnoth1ngtochangethabIc Oct j h— (ouVfSIonCCmCepL 11 SqUad chkf 1 fIeld surve Is fund, doctm and an oil man, . ButkT Aw pointed out that he bUk.Rakrt C. L that iny action was within the txw," Ford said in ruling. mated at more than 5.76 Fwwal wrvec*% for mrs. Ethel has had for some months the interview. He did not etaborote. Nor did Christenser, Indicate bushels, down five millionbfillon From Pitman, 3, ° Oss;p.e, N. it. A swl:fwnan (or Ford said Friday fro— d~vfqlons — uniform, . Fijrd's sworn report to the Houst., said In part: thoI he would chara e his orders thar t , Vv%o died .1 n,-,lht ~~ 1H.:r v4 the sr-f- urrIf- s quoted as September indicationa, the f le. 13utct- had rit L-t' pLr,L4cd further by any iet es 'ndadjiin lherdi) certify that the following is a correct IfMalkrsomecfi(3opefaung ')urtxn,nt said Frida thontyforinhrmalolnthus Fuetal 0 #v, Leroy and itefflLwd account of each ccntribu4on practices to give Tetmex and othreport could not ha ve proIii officW inv ttumig unit 0 Soper oHIC11ing Burial in -Aft.er il'C IWO clertion, Ford certffied to the r"Ived by, we or by any perwn for me with ,-ay er smaller makers of comput. Further Sit-ggCSt' A : But that still would be 4 per Oakl&wn M"Twial Fiat k. 1053 con- lbe niost accurate &.In avall~ c1t- of the House that the $10 Sot) in contri knowledge md con-sent cn'n!ng the irnpobLe task" able errelated equipment more of a cent, .i!)OUt 210 million bushels, p I the! . ! I 7 - will be down roughly 10 million boxes flex year which means consumers will be paying more, officials say. Torn Osborne, executive president of the Florida Citrus Mutual, said Friday the U.S. Agriculture Department estimated that 160 million boxEs .4.s t4.*, Speaking to members of the Air Transport Association, Uoyd-Jonei said Friday the substitution o 20 smaller jetliners for 20 widebody jets could have saved an airline $4 The some residents started moving back into their homes on Friday. I VERO BEACH, Fla. (AP) -- entire sky." River, were told they probably could begin returning to their homes early Sunday. At M os by, Mo., the Fishing river dropped and ,. . "Comet Kohotek should rival the moon in brightness. It should be the most brilliant comet in inje past 100 )cars. In fact, it is e the comet will stretch acrm the Residents of SmlthvIUe, Mo., on the Platte - To Rise KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) — Jumbo Jets ange concentrate increased 18 have created a huge financial criaI for U .S.per cent over last season tItI1I'j, an t'"•":n reports. Florida Citrus Mutual said, "it looks like the Industry will find Donald IJoyd-Jones of American Airlinei itself in the unique position of said the Jtimoo Jets are one (>1 the basic Unfinding enough product to meet derlymg causes of inadequate airline earits demand." nings today. Dr. Vasken Hagopian said Friday the The Missouri River was dropping slightly at Rub, Neb., and was ststlonary at St. Joseph, Kansas border area, foreing about I,OW ' Jets Cause $ Crisis ..- Nn'nber. and forced 1,000 residents of a truilcr ccurt at Kansas City, Kim., to start moving out. trailer court is not protected by dikes. a $2.59 2.19 , TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - A State University associate physics professor says the brightest comet in the,rl.st g 100 years 1 e 'isIt'.c FhrL.' nin. In rvice Said. Water r ose rapidly along the Kansas River persons to flee to higher ground. The National Weather Service said most of KA 464 SUPER 8 MOVIE EIIA 464 SUPER 8 MOVIE buys Inscuthetnandsoutheastern Nebraska, the Republican River was dropping slowly; the CCIKIIIUCCI. WASHINGTON AP Pr ,tCU as "?flt"1jLr?fltQ" "a the disease. Lomet To Be Seen iviiuW s New Man total of $W,426. The correct figure, Whitley -said, was Salary figures I Sanford assistant for the police chief at used in a pay comparison on $10,650 ammally; a captain page 252 are a year old even position for chief of staff division $9,653; a lieutenant though new salaries are listed for other departments with the position for CWef of ion of Oviedo. $8,736; four com Sanford 's po.icc dtpartiuont $3,02 hr records, c-mnmuruca freezer. LI injuries were renor - - - proved to handle the analysis. The Oct. 15 deadline had been recomy Ann*I Iu".iy Tevr.,crii i •' 'iii ii ' , the W7h1te House had rec,c-i,.ed Ford acknowledged that, "in -=r-, recommenda Lions. sensed Nixon's plans woner. To survey team = ITh' four ;rkc:; at the )tore wcd an emergency nnlocking device to get out of the - - • dicating the seminar. Another chart. on page 224 1974) beefing up the police force withincluded that in the report. However total t2&4l reaIy 13 additional personnel. it , avaiiabue, Recommended are a new . a cash register In the wholesale - - I for occasion in Award H — ._ , epublicans React ciation of chiefs of pohc*, Wiuticy said he showed Munroe (Oct. 1. Ini to Sept 30, hand a g a U. —.t. of IALLAIIASSEE, Fla. (AP) - The deadline for getting horses tested for equine infectious anemia, commonly known as swamp fever, has be2n postponed for at least 30 days beyond the original Oct. 15 date, the state Agriculture Department says. Siate veterinarian C.L Campbell said Friday the postponement was neCt'SSOFY b ..dog of fuore uiari i -iX) icr.c blood samples at the department's Kissim. The robbers loaded 25 cams of frozen shrimp plus assorted meats and fish into ';7 : '3 r.r-fll'43f C., U eCZ . for f. tern "ational Understanding. With him are his son, David, and father, special courses at tow Hc* -Republleffns that, in destre to avoid a buildup t flIg hassomé news for you." Sanford Airport under Seminole mans instances, urged his norn- contending forces pushinghdi- Then Haig gave him the word Junior College. ination upon Nixon. Ford g9t' 1,idual candidacies. The oificers also go out of the messenger boy chore by hadn't he known earlier? By late afternoon muriay, as top priority in Isical l973- 4 t - •' As far as the recom. mendation that Butler,-ttend a 5-&q seminar later this year Horse Test Deadline ' - Oct. 9. And the report itself purports to show the police awam of its obsedesenee. were on .. a state and throtWmt Floriva Artue of being House GOP Sanford mid Seminole County both paid $250 and the cifift of prings and Longwood, Oviedo aid $200s cording Se'prsb wtinn nq ttie report wtre outdated and um useklis to the police deparUmt before the sw y w&s delivered on .I -. Kissingers of returned to their banks except where they joined the swollen main riven. in central Missouri, heavy rainstorms Friday night caused the wea ther service to issue warning of flash floods in 'Boone, courses as a routine matter. The President's dire for Ford told reporters Friday Callaway and Audrain counti?s. Whitley said althoughthere And, by coincidence, Ford speed was said to have been I am he was — night t didn't know he not sufficient space in u personally delivered to the based on two considerations: the man until Nixon phoned present pouce facility to hold White House Thursday after- the need to insure an intact line about 7:30 pm. F ord quoted training sessions, there are noon sealed envebon's from fl. Polk said all the changes i I THREE GENERATIONS ' 'Whistles are to obscene phone :alls and r: calling 1p" Dr Helmick Id g A sharp, blast directly Into the phone's mouthplece Inflicts excrutiating ear pain at the other end, she added. MIAMI AP Ignoring an unguarded cash register, three gunmen escaped with $ iw north of meat and fish after locking four meat company employes In a walk-in freezer, po lice said, DAY F 0 R R EJOICING A ' menting some of the stigges. are 74, The report ows seven phoned him Friday evening but, Thus N ixon for reasons not explained, phone within an hour after re- lettons made in the report. I'm vacancies w.ien three exist. said the President took the The report recommends turned him o4combining the department's er to sUiff chief ceivring Agnew's resignation to occasion to tell the House GOP training Alexander M. I ' Haig Jr., who suggest to Republican congres. chief he was under considera. identification, re cordz. POlice officers receive to abreast of changes. conveyed word of the impend- slonal leaders the mechanics hon. criminal and communications Butler satu his men take Ing nomination, divisions into a staff for a quick opinion survey, 19 -_ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FiOOd in live Midwest states kept thou. wind3 of persons out of their homes today r' v—,nin 'dcnur.s shows the department to have Adding a puzzling footnote to opinion, 70 ositiorL when a ct ually there history, Ford related that Nixon bureau."' Bill Schemer, southeact area represen. of the Allied Gasoline Retailers , said his group had learned of threats made by dealers who have closc-d who have chosen to remain open. - - a.m. . Sunday. Meat Bandits Escape I f Is well done," he said. "I've already started Imple- ty's 2,000 service stations %ill be closed by I - -- Pr ces coeds to start blowing the whistle on mashers, obscene telephone callers arvi other vitUans. chairman of the university's Women's Com m ission, 2.8W plastic whistles F reside nt c and female employes. The strike entered its third today with officlais claiming 90 per cent o?'Dade.2oun. - -TI 1, r - - WASHINGTON (AP) Pres a successor to Spiro T. Agnew At Camp David, Md., Thurs. ent Nixon chose Gerald R. bel:an shortly after the former day evening, Nixon pondered Ford as vi ce president-desig. vice president submitted his his choice. Reportedly, he narnate almost as speedily as resignation at 2:05 P.M. rowed the list of potential nomipresidential carx~dates pick a wedncsday. nees to five before retiring. running mate. Although the White House In. Press Secretary Ronald L (Continued Front Page 1) Hiring 13 additional perNixon made up his mind in sists there was no contingency Ziegler Is the source for reportPolk said Saturday he's had sonnel, while ideal, Butler said, less than 48 hours, about twice planning prior to Agnew's res Ing that Nixon rose at 6:30 time so far to only study the would have required spending the length of time available for Ignation, sources familiar with Friday and made his fInal se nearly $100,ODO more this year the selectiop of vice presidenportion of the report pertaining the decision concede advance lection. "From what in salaries. hal candidates at a national po- preparations were made for a to his departmentAnoUw chart, in the report litical convention. I've read so far I feel the report quick canvass of official GOP Later that morning he met . - - -- - / I i trU MIAMI tAP !Nuer.D Engl:frEnHeck Lewill not I I - i :. XO fl - C- BrieTs Coeds Get Whistles MRMI (API I _____________________________________________________________________________ -- --- jP • ews Gas Staflons Close / ____ the bright UJ 'tPII I - -- , Renort - f1 i - - '—iorioa N 1"~ I If . I .. _________ nued From Par - t~i by r;~A _ `y`1- • lir !11i111 nt 11 - _ the presidemy in ig-6. I)k)liio, who idded lie was glad As he left the White house Nixon chose someone like Ford. th(55 and meeting the clan"II h had chosen (John B.) get-s wherever they are at Friday night, 1Ford told newsmen I have no Intentions to Connally," hays said, "there home and abroad." The beaming 60-year-old run its1976 for president or for would have been the bloodiest battle since Gettysburg," Ford bounded to Nixon's side %ice president." from his front row seat in Hut speculation about his House Speaker Carl Albert White House Cost Room and presidential ambitions said he had told Nixon We. he nomination with a through prornisse o by both and the easiest to be con. America a united America. Democrt.s and Recpu public cans ans. firmed The tall, pipe-smoking lawyer and former college football str I-;ides Connally, the former Melvin R. Laird, Nixon's has represented a western thief domestic adviser and a Texas governor who Mkhlgnn district in the House former COP congressman said turred Republican, others who for 25 years, building a reputa. Ford "is no care taker," will be had been conside red in the runtion as a staunch party man and a strong vice president and that ning as Agnew's successor a strong supporter of Nixon's "I would expect him to run" for cluded Gov. Nelson A. 1(ockefeller of New Thk, former the White House In 1976. Secrthry of tk ,,illlain P. His selection immediately . imaced rus name tugn on aie W "Of course he'll be a candl. Rogers, find Gov. Ronald Rea. _________________ _ - aae I - - A a -_. &,~ -- Z 'Zw - ivi -- ~____ -, ~ . . i - -- IIr'13"O, _,~', l" .,, _-,~,,, Y, 11 Cl I 13 Od too : - - �--_Sunday. Oct. 14, 1973 4A—The Sanford Herald Because We Believe - ess, .I P r ovi C . To Know Guides Newsmen Right Newspapermen have been UD to a lot lately. They have been digging busily Into ti Watergate aff air and probing police performance In New York City, looking into the financial details of Boys Town out in Nebraska and checking the purity of the municipal water supply down in Miami. And a number of them have been going to jail Oh, you know about that? About Watergate and The washington Pts Beb Woodward and Carl Bernstein? Sure, a notable piece of reportage they did, and th e Prize board agreed. Journalism is proud of them, as It is always proud of hard-working, unafraid reporters and editors who dare to peel th e wraps off a diffi cult Pulitzer story. ,4bigstory,, But the is just part of the story of America's newspapers and the people who (I)untp th' ALLC&, these days. Pfl7es and honors . please newspaper people as much as anyone else. They hihiight the fnrt 9v1 1oua1stic reward fj re"nnize eycentional "rformance and r hnmrun - petence. But, as we said, they only professional tell pa rt of the whole story. While Bernstein and Woodward of the Big Washington Post were vinrilng a Pulitzer for reporting, did you notice for that the Pulitzer editorial writing wert to the tiny Berkshire Eagle in Pittsfield, Mass, or that the prize for attir' ph nb rai*v entto au La er Out in .: triat ,u airtm t--ry -;;rT c.?: America dedicated men and working,Ai papers in size the Nashville, Indiana, Brown County Democrat to the powerful Chicago Tribur, labor earnestly for their — ": - -- r'--- ... -, , ' ____ women, rar.ging from communities and in a variety o( ways. Fro-in volunteers his time to P coach a Little League team to the advertising solicitor who gives one evening a week tu ad. vising a Junior Achievement company, from the publisher who rejects the ease of the popular view to back a controversial editorial stand to the reporter who puts his personal freedom on the line to protect his sources, newspaper people rat an urn 5fl 9993 SANFORD FLA. 32771 300 N FRENCH AVE - WALTER A GtE LOW Editor and Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE, Hiah Court Is The Arbiter - 4 A E J,.,,,,, .,, If the Supreme Court is not the other presidential can. would seem to do bet ter by justice at all levels. — the "ultimate arbiter" h the didates being mentioned. In the placing the strongest emphasis Reprin ted from The Christian United Stale3, who ls~ A non- afterniaLh nf Watervate tiley on ob-~ervance of law anil -svience .Nionitor tutihLirii uv.riunerit ut law must nave a final authrftv -"-' wW)'it ,.O i ft i.. dispute the Supreme Court's 1 ci ririr ,_, It LI II 'I I ILeI I.iç! ' the lawyer is a potential presidential candidate, his recklessness Ia particularly dramatized. Yet John Conzuily, and potential presidential caidldate for his recently embiwed Republican Piirty, has said apropos of the Nixon . :. . . . di"• ' -.., '4. .. . - . .' ' • . .. .• . b. -; ,__ - .,. ': ,. believing the Suprene Court is the ultimate arbiter of all disuptrs, and l don't believe il I Odd there are Ume3when the Present of the United States tea - 4. ..: •. ... Aw LII( : . '. -- . I----- .-.. - -~~._. "_ , - ......... •k u cuifflhiuCwti "atrcg-man" sort of leader' questions to do wi th the career of Mr. Connally are less - . . - ..r:. — . JRICKARD$ Editor .. 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Home Delivery Alt OtherS' MailI $ L , pos, No part of any mater a1, news or advrttsing Of this edsti' Of Tte Santora Herald may be repronuced in any manner without written pet m.s'on of it,e publisher of The Herald or firm repOnsubIe f or such reproduction will Any 4t5 he cc*isderPd infringing on The Herald's copyright and wid be heidliabie for damage under t he law Pubtithed daily and Sundays e x cept Saturday 1mw Herald is a member of tt-ie ssoratrd Press which is t,tiedciu$ively to the uw for reps'oduchonof all the loc'l news printed in th'$ newspipe Herald Aeo Correspondents - Black COnUnUIIIIy Ann Riley MarvaHawkin 11~ (AIR - V • beneficial au resu s President Nixon's possible nominee or nominees to replace Mr. Agnew as the 25th Amendment dealing wi th presidential and vice presiacntial succession comes into play for the fi rst time, and In a manner never dreamed of by ongres.swI,en ft submitted the amendment to the states (or ratification in "My decision to resign... rests on my fi rm belicf that the tics and they will never the same again. ' Orif commentator has observed, th e process of selecting public interest requires swift disposition of the problems a vice president, which has traditionally ta ken place behind which are facing me. "1 am convinced that a full legal defense of the probable closed doors and almost as an anticlimax to our nominating otbons, will now be exposed to pubJic view and to quescharge against me could consume several years. I am concerned that intense media interest in the case would dstract (loins of political partisanship as never before. It could have public attention from important national problems, to the a profound effect on the way we choose our vice presidents -. who are always potential presidents in the future. cut's detriment. There is one thing Mr. Agnew's resignation, with all its asSo stated Spiro T. Agnew in th,-a Baltimore courtroom in et-unknown rami.icationa., has distracted th e nation from. what will down ss one of the most dramatic scenes in hat is Watergate, and the political future and governing American history. Despite th seIfelf tone of Mr. Agnew's choice of eiictivene&s of Richard Nixon himself. No one cares to think about the possibility of yet another probable words his speaking of ' charge" a few minutes be fore the Justice Department releaiied a 40.pae document premature departure from offi ce toat would leave the coundeiailing a variety of criminal activities laid against him, try even more shocked, stunned and leaderless. Thus it may be that someday the Vice President's resignahis referetce to "Intense media interest," as if the press and at lion will be se en as having had a be ne fit other than sparing not himself was responsible for his problems there is th is point no reason to deny to this tragic man whatever the nation the distraction of a prolonged legal struggle credi: for nobility of gesture attaches to his decision to that of permitting his being President to complete his alloted term in the White House. resig th e se cond highest elective office, This sorry chapter in our history will have had the most Nevertheless, in the hours and days since that momentous event, Americans have been able to think or talk of little beneficial result of all if it leads to a clea nsing of the politi. else. They remain more than distracted — they are shocked, cal system and a new dedication on the part of those who aduu15tt' that sy;iem to simple truth, honesty and public serstunned, bewildered as they have not been since the VICC. assassination of John F. Kennedv. — — 1 4 . I — - in 1. Lake Monroe 372 mIt 831 W62 - Vice President Spiro Agnew's resignation, the first ever But there are a good man' reasons why the President r fire rr i ttI '-c t'ron 'Ii'. p Bi n e c'ri thtitirh L' I rr i'i ls i,;iL' U it. Uat it uuid ucur i'!i one, he may want to assure the country that he is despite his heated dentais. , , weighing carefully all prospects to suggest that Agnew's n_it - h ' irne to ferret out in this quick af it I i i iii meets the test of fitness for the very presidency terrrtath is exacuy what brought Agnew from his strong itself. Framers of the 25th indicate they Intended the lawassertions of innocence in a tilevrsed press conference in makers' review cii a ,resident's choice to locus on this and August, to a yielding of office alter a humiliating Baltimore not plunge into partisan politics. couil.roomjieaof "no contest" to charges of Income tax evaThe President also can plead that he is deeply immersed sion In 1e7 while he governed Maryland. In the problems of the Arab-Israeli war and cannot rush into We know from his Au ad statement that he considered the vice-presidential business wtiiie that conflict hang: In arnpaIn coitr;butlons from pers- nnr firms doing hci' the balance, (Conirt sional debate shows the lawmakers it ti l i' goerntn# nt ..s cc nlu'1piac md 'jb iouh in considerid gi in i president 30 days to submit his successor ht eai' nut 'vtdence of crimnhty n his part. 1 -1 for U014.! IL Conceivably, when he and his lawyers gat a full look at the There's Mill another factor. To pick a new man quickly volume of federal evidence, and at the way government might be interpreted widely 3! evtfence Mr. Nixon hoped f&r prosecutors had put it together for prentat;on to the grand At't'w'c h')w-nUi and as on" .rurc'e nu it "had ;p j n j' all ,1, , ii -; 1 1 LI fi ' 1I '0 ttp in Aiit-v, has had &-st run g tol 'i Ti Y' .40 iii 1 1 i' r nroti I, ii r ii ii&iii, t% i ur- m Hi Uii •k fl..-.. hi ----------- -I L - - - ivyuuiiau par , i'iJ Ii1 1'IIIdI1UB Will already knew n was.convinced that leaks, which se blamed it well with many cons€rvatves even II someone from their on th e federal had gravely preudiced th case party wing i named. against him. (It a also passible he has jut been lying.) The whole tantalizingthirv of wh thi4t ini. •liif.iIL The souwr= wni.,h repeat.ed!y told me he might regn no be kill Caine md Iollu;Lprprt - 1 - . - ,,_ J4I*b1 U14ILC 'h - Chuluota Lua 365.5207 accowitanta Who Ring s Church Bell Today? and Dickey law firm, with lotobyist Lou Mmond doing the button holing and backslapping on Capitol Hill. The professIonals have already succeeded en the Senate side in amending the Pension Reform bill worth an estimated $125 million a year for them In saved taxes. Now the lobbying campaign is centered In the House. Footnote: DLanoc,J told us only about $10,500 had been collected so far to fund the lobbying drive. He contended Gat the small corporations, formed by should be given equal treatment with large corporaUcij. 411 rvl'ilCr A ttamoateCprtngs ,, Am '- . - Herald Staff Writer — IZ.,I._ i"'IWVL - profesaions, _S " I1VUUs r-emn F4rA , . 14; Goklrcd. 033 2M _ I t -. OflLD • •_• SS S.S.• ,.....:. c4m -- - - -- a - .... - - J 191J "fl') c 's-' - f . P4LA La.t metric system." ' -..... ening or attacking Soviet trans. The Soviet news agency Tass - Kidnapers Hold Two It was noted that Egyptian SAM batteries along the Suez canal have been firing missiles at Israeli planes in salvos. This may Indicate the Egyptians are confident of receiving plentiful supplies of missiles from Russia, reported the 0Some . sources ha'l placed air con- GUADALAJARA, Mexico (A?) — Mexican federal authorities have refused to negotiate with gunmen who abducted two prominent men here on Wednesday. The kidnapers had demanded the release of 51 prisoners and $200,000 ransom for the release of their hostages. Anthony Duncan Williams, 47, the hon orary British consul In Guadalajara, and Industrialist Fernando Aranguren Castlello, 36, were kidnaped separately. ' '- stusl I; - _- warned of possible "grave consuences eq for Israe l Inot t did The Russians also are flying say what those consequences heavy military cargo into Egypt aboard giant AN22 transport planes which can carry about 50 tons apiece. War gear unloaded from Soviet planes in Egypt and Syria has Included surface-to-air missiles, antitank weapons and ammunition, officials said. ports in the air. PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) Khmer Rouge insurgents have escalated assaults on Srang, an Isoiseci district town 30 miles southwest of Phnom Penh, the military command said today. The small town Is in Kompong Speu Province, which generally has seen little military action. In South Vietnam, the Viet Cong claimed It has checked the advance of South Vietnamese tronii sittempting to retake the Le MInh ranger amp in the central highlands. The camp was overrun by the Communists last month, li g Expected — -. :-':' ,: "" Ili( MOM / i .4 - 401 ' - Certificate PRICES What Went Up Has Come Down. '$5,000 minimum deposit ' 30-month maturity ' 6.98% effective yield Everyone who's been to a supermarket or read a paper within the past couple of months knows what happened to food costs. At Famous Recipe we've ieit the pinch too. And as our costs rose were unfortunately forced to raise some of our prices. But what goes up must come down and recently some of our food costs have decreased. We are, therefore, happy to announce that we've lowered the menu prices If v,- ithJrasn pnh.;f -- •' to nOun!',- feclerit '* ,,I,. U I'V"'*y 'equine that n!tre5t we J"J Ud3 iiiiit'iI we on many items. Our Honey-Dipped fried chicken which has always been an excellent f,,od cake Is now even more so. '(-iJ.i fl/ AaeU$ I ' . Srang Attacked -. (m M_- --,_ than k , - POSITIVE PROTECTION1 - — .saxiies AME Church in Oviedo won't be hearing the familiar peals of USF S I their bran bell calling them to wo rshi p services at least for Ru n a while me 200-pound bell used by the church since 1948, is p currently in the trunk of a Mercedes Beat impounded Saturday morning by the rAu..AIIASSEE, Fla, (AP) sheriff's department. A deputy — Leon County Circuit Court said he found it there and Judge W. May Walker was exarrested three occupants of the pected to rule before Wednescar for grand larceny. day on a suit to stop a con. Charged with the theft are struction contract for a UniverBilly Ray Garrett, 18, Curry sit' of South Florida medical Road, Orlando; Nathan Ray center building. Johnson, 22, 7015 Mills Road, Orlando; and John Joseph Leir, An attorney for Frank J. rtrJ Uverilner, Uriandu. I i.as i tAlrirri I g34 uff Roomy Inc., Loft] waiker at a All are tinder $5,000 bond at the three and a half hour hearing county jail. Friday that construction was Lebanon (AP) Deputy R. E. Pritchard, scheduled to start. made the arrest after a 3:48 King Faisal of Saudi Arabia has a,m, call, said Oviedo threatened to break diplomatic The Jones-Mahoney Co. con. Patrolman Arthur Barkley relations with the United States tenth the Cabinet acted caprand halt oil shipments to Iciouslv in rejecting its bid for apprehended the trio, \ieu;ding to sheriffs depart- Amiiinica if the United States the ork and awarding the con. ment reports, neighbors saw provides new arms to lsz'ael, tract te the Rooney firm. It filed the car drive by the small the daily newspaper Al Anwar çj last week in an to church three times before reported today. halt the contract, stopifng and men got out to uou;ig aiptomauc sources In drag it to the car after break ing it away from the wooden stand Beirut the daily said Falsal it was fixed to in front of the snubbed the new US. ambassa. dor to Saudi Arabia and also church. According to Pritchard, had threatened to sever ecoRarkley "maced" LICW in the nornic ties be tween the two It face when he started to make a countries, move towards him. Th e paper said FaiMl told "I ordere:t th e three around President Nixon there was no in front of the car and one (Leir) headed towards me and I need for James Akins, Nixon's maces him," Barkley said, new envoy tn Riyadh, to make according to the deputy's his scheduleci journey to Saudi Arabia. report. L)I. air — BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) Terrorist bombers struck five times In Northern Ireland Friday, killing one man and wounding 11. Three suitcase explosions briefly snarled the province's railroad system, police aid. Authorities blamed the attacks on the extremist Piu'sbunal wing of the Irish Republican Army. In the village 'of Wattlébrdlge, an ez'ploslon wrecked a shop and killed a 23-year4d customer while wounding four others. It was the 893'd known death In four years of feuding in Northern Ireland. attempt ty -, "I think that up to now both sides, the two countries that are most capable of producing confrontation, that is the United States and the Soviet Union, have attempted to behave within limits would prevent an escalation" into a major world war, Kissinger said. Kissinger thus indicated that American supplies of anns to Israel will he limited for the moment to ammunition rather tanks and planes. In spite of this moderate tone, Kissinger interspersed veiled warnings throughout the sominute news conference. While the Ru.ssians have not )'et shown major irresponsitiiity, he said, "When that point is reached, we will in this crisis, as we have in other crises, not hesitate to take a firm stand." who L govern tnent, Nations. I WASHINGToN (AP) Rus- troller teams at Syrian and mnight be. sian transport planes have de- Egyptian airports to handle a livered at least 1,000 tons of stream of planes flying in from At the same time, Russia has weapons and ammunition to the Soviet Union, been silent on its airlift to Syria Syria and Egypt since mid. and Egypt. week, Pentagon officials say. The Russians also have been resupplying their Arab clients However, Israeli air attacks by sea, U.S. intelligence Ulf Syrian and Egyptian air- sources said. fields appear to have Impeded More than 50 medium tanks the Russian airlift. and a number of potent surfaceSome Russian transport to-aim- missile batteries were ~ planes were reported to have reported to have been landed by . '. .1 FIRE MASTER LX "0" turned back from Syria and a Soviet fighter at Alexandria, ..J LABEL INSULATED FILE headed borne because Syrian Egypt. : -- Grvai vital protaciion to your irmeplaceabI. airfields were too badly dam8?' Unrwnt.s id The Soviet seahftof war sup. 11ged to Cabm.Fm1.ih.teet,dtoi7OO'Ffoi lies is rovin to he hØ% tj, ,4o dIITPQI to Qf ntants ,..-At least two, iun Russia claimed one of Its Cub trarispcia were reported freighters was sunk by Israeli I I 843-7100 damaged on the ground - at missiles In the Syrian port of '--j' :~ = ~P= — ,-,,,,12 =r.3 gouge 1~ have refrained from threat- 1 Killed in Ireland vv I - f PARIS (AP) — The new Greek premier, Spyros Markezinis, said on Friday that he would resign if he failed to organize free elections In his country as soon as possible, "What I by free elections Is voting that would take place in the same conditions that prevail, for example, In the German Federal Republic," Markezinis said In an interview published In Le Monde Friday. lie said all political parties except the Comirnmistr and the Fascists would be allowed to present candidates. oil Supply .-' --S. S I .1 'I-of U — - I 1%U3 that By MARK WEINTZ . Mrs. (Jarence Snyder it 1I.V5I The United States, Kissinger sia's longstanding support of said, does not consider that So- some Arab states as meaning 'viet actions In the Middle East Moscow must give aid to its as of now constitute irrespons. Middle East allies. Ibility. Also, Kissinger said, even Even in areas where KlASiII. those acts disapproved ger said the Russians have not United States must of by the be weighed been helpful such as their against "the relative restraint enconragement of other Arab that has been shown In public states to support Egypt and media in the Soviet Union and 2yria and their arms shipments in th e conduct of their representatives" at the United — — - .•• It I 5R11"ri'*.M,%V ia mean war . Osteen -_" .,--. Russian Goods Airlifted &-mcirlo 'vrin And Pnvnt ,%" *.! World News Briefs Resignation Promised shipments, - - L , via ' Enterpitse d*ard' 5- By KENNE'flI J. FREED to Cairo and Damascus — he Associated Press Writer indicated a guarded tolerance. WASHINGTON (A?) — The As to the arms Nixon administration has de- Kissinger said, "The Soviet airdded for the moment that a lift, at this moment, Is modermoderate attitude about the So- ate ...and it has to be addressed viet role in the Middle East is In relation to the possibility of the best approach to settling the Influencing immediate military Arab-Israeli war. operations." Nonetheless, this conciliatory U.S. officials said the secietone was given a tinge of warns tary was Indicating his view ing ..that the Soviet shipments have State Henry A6 Kissiner held not yet threatened the Middle his first news conference since East military balance. the started a wee1ago toK1rsinr also explained that A.s. The Vice President's sudden move, without waiting for the rand jury serdict, throws a new burden upon be leaguered prp.idinS '—•' - S ' U. S. T a ki ng Mideast At so Calm' Pace - drawn-out struggle, ''-" ' . ~. matter what he was saying public1y stressed that, unlike outward impressions given to many. Agnew is not a man of enduring patience and would have no taste for an ugly, long- -..-iin dn in htc,.WA caught up in trying to steer this country throuXtricky I .' r it ., ml (1 inn ' nu -' MidrIb 1- i The 25th aniendinent to in g a bu rcien him to nominate aswce jce president with approval a majority in both houses of Congress sets no time Frasay ey a th ss umed any president would act with dis. WASHINGTON tNEA) mers ..TL. A r%9ItW I 1I •'":' • - -- - ,_ ,-, - nation's Bruce Biossat __________________________________ -. - -. -. - — — - --. ' ,., — :—.—. - mention 016 — BERRY'S ,-_ -. - quiet An unc)recedented thing has happened in American poliO h Bear Lake. Forest city -P 75 - army v,is,.s ,d 1 4104 forces to -- ------5----- . 1965. .: Lgod 1 Never before has so high a public figure re3lgned in the face of criminal charge!. The only other vice presidential resignation, th at of John C. Calhoun in 1832 to take a Senate se at., was an entirely different matter. What can possibly happen next? The Agnew Resignation: - it •. ',' 'I DonOakley CHARLES MAYS Mechanical St,pt. ". " . . - ROY GREEN ger \" - .00 the Connally line is followed by - , t ;. —. - } --I- \i?¼ 11 ________ DEWEY ROBINSON Circutaflon Manager JANE CASSELBE RRY Count'y ditor 4 staff. - . . ,: . to M if Comptroller , , VF* - ,.-- By THE ASSOCIATED PUSS the road to l)amiiascu,s and as to concentrate more air and The Israeli command said the nutolkrs or siy how many The communique, w hich A Syrian communique Friday headway but claimed the IsJor(hin announced "y it dogf ights raged over the Golan armored firepower un the Sinai ground combat began at dawn Iraqis remained ready to fight conceded that the Israeli ar. raelis were beaten back later claimed Syria had destroyed 78 has joined Egypt, Syria and battleground, Tel Aviv claimed Desert, where the Jewish state after a quiet night on the northinside Syria. Israeli tanks. maced offensive made initial "in continual violent battles." Iraq in the war against Israel. Iraqi ground forces bolstering was forced to abandon its ern front. Israeli armored colThe announcement by a mill, the Syrians had almost been original defense lines to Egyp- umns on Friday penetrated 15 tary spokesman in Amman eliminated, tians storming across the Suez miles inside Syria and to withIn 1% opened a new potential 250-mile Neither Syria nor Iraq Canal, / -. 25 miles of Damascus, the Is\ front against the Jewish state sponded to the Tel Aviv claim, This as a possibility raeli state radio said. already battling Syrians and But Syrian communiques that may have persuaded Correspondents with the Is. the Iraqis in the Golan heights area issued in Damascus said an- 38-year-old Hussein to enter the racli forces said some elements and Egyptians in the Sinai tlalrcraft batteries and Syrian war, which I week ago had penetrated to within 20 peninsula, jets shot down 18 more Israeli today. miles of the Syrian capital. "We have committed part of warplanes during a morning of "As a result of the developIn Beirut, the newspaper An our elite play their heavy aerial combat. ments in the Syrian front and Nahar said that Jordanian and part with the Syrian army on ASyrian communique added: the ensuing requirements of the Saudi Arabian troops had the Syrian front," the Jorda- "Meanwhile, ground battles situation," the Jordanian state- moved secretly along the southnian Information Ministry still are violently raging be. ment said, "the supreme corn- em flank of the STIBn front bequoted the military spokesman tween our forces and the enemy mand has taken a decision to low the Golan Heights. It said it ?'t as saying. .1 since dawn along the entire move a combination of its best was believe some Jordanian He did not say flow mtien tu' iront line.military formations to carry soldiers may have entered STKing Hussein's 75,000-man Damascus gave no Indication out its military duty in the cur- ha and that Jordan would enter would be dispatched Into where the front line lay and 'ent battle in defense of the the war formally today. the eightdny.obl t)att!e 'fl. iflade lof dear Arab land. Our forces will The r.-j:ort Wils nut Ullilic____ __________ Jord.n - -_ - ft _ .-. force is backed by Ior4rdnn &J. The tmaell slate ftiit Wl?.h ',.,.,i 1:s Lhr .'±ilitv lIni.m I$ItPV ,.:...,.. -..... J.. di -a:ti to defrnd our ('mi MUl'4 iure1 t'r 601143 sIIIl*IJ iuu$u Beduuin coiumns pierced 15 miles be- soil." An Israeli communique Is. desert troops and is considered yond the 1967 cease-fire lines Earlier, the Israeli state i-n- sued early today said "most of one of the best trained in tte Friday and shoved back the diohad said that 13,000 1 -11 W-_4 to 35,-000 the Iraqi forces that entered the . P - 1, Middle East. Syrians to within 25 miles of Iraqi soldiers had been sent to fighting in the Golan Heights Amman's announcement Damascus. the aid of Syria, but it did not have been eliminated" and "the came as Israeli tanks backed A Syrian defeat on the say how many of them were remnants of the force are by heavy air power battled up ern front would free the Israelis fighting on the front. ISRAELI TANK COLUMN GETS LETTER retreatinm!." It did not mention ..During cuive Into Syria erupted a iw it prve nut only for Mr. Nixon but for himself If he is elected (a circumstance that sd grow ssandlesslikely wi th each this)? Is he pmbllng on the ust all the recent doubt and turmoil In America ,-- o rdan Soldiers Join In Mideast War was seen •'• _•••_-_ t,- Farther Into Syria . — •. I . 1 . ;:. . ~ Managing Editor . private messages to . • ': : lawyer -- "*''V CU'fl* : fleet thePrezlclentisJotnedb more and more Connallys in placing condi tions on respect for the •._ -_- -. s_.._ 1. Ui4)IIi4J U7 UA ''Q" J i pressure urgent than the question of WAYNED.DOYLE Advertting Director & Assoclilt Publisher Anniston, Alabama Connallyzing Court ...n TELEPHONE 3222611 ; appears Th e Anniston Star Sunday, Oct. 14,1973—SA 4 , — —___________________________________________________________ statement such Xbr i President WASHINGTON In that he Is Falsal has warned Nixon, Saudi Arabia's King If the spigot the oil under tremendous pressure to shut off to be siding with Israel in the Middle East U.S. conflict. Sources who have had access to the messages tell us the King's language is careful but the meaning Is unmistakable. Falsal tells of past Arab pressure on him to hold back oil from the U.S., which has asked him to increase production to meet the anticipated shortage here. Arab passion over the war, he suggests, has intensified the pressure on Saudi Arabia to halt all oil shipments to the West. He Implies cautiously that he won't be able to to withstand the if the U.S. seems to favor Israel. Before the Syrian-Egyptian attack upon Israel, alleges one intelligence report, Faisal agreed to provide the money to replace Edypt's military losses. Mother Intelligence report claims Faisal also promised to relocate Egypt's civil air In Saudi Arabia during the renewed hostilities. At this writing, however, we have been unable to learn whether Egyptian planes have dcWaUy been moved to Saudi soil. Footnote: The bridging equipment that the Egyptians used to c' -oss the Sits', canal, i&noac'ntly, Csi1iC from the ,nt1iIfece ru3*I vit UIIIIMI. n','iIu ,, a — , aa3CFt: 'The USSR has EuppiciEgyy wili vnuu8 i bridging eq'dpment to lay up to nine bridges 250 meters long, with a carrying capacity of 60 tons each, as well as two bridges with a carrying capacity of 12 tons each. The USSR also has provided Egypt with 30 sets cf minefield breaching equipment to open passages" on the Israeli side of the Suez. Kissinger Vs. Slsco Before the V11d41e East outbreak, say competent State Department sources, Secretary of State Heury Klsalrger was preparing to ease out his top Middle East expert, Assistant Secretary Joseph J. SIsc, The able Staco has distinguished himself by his handling of the delicate Israeli-Arab problem. But the Middle East, to cur ouree, I* an a"-!! that KI,s1ier Ir'lend'i In r" ---M L%s ri'r, SLt'u in b'.-1'u th Sthte 1.tjmrtment officials with the courage to buck Kissinger. During the India-Pakistan war, for example, when Kissinger was exhorting the State Department to abandon the avowed U.S. policy of neutrality and "tilt" for Pakistan, Sisco quietly dug In his heels. Meanwhile, Kissinger has been secretly rebuilding his National Security affairs At his bidding, Winaton IAd, a protege who has been on leave, has now returned to Washington and Is back at work In the White House basement. The fact that Kissinger had Lord's telephone tapped hasn't seemed to trouble Lord who has frequently traveled with Kissinger. At the Paris peace talks, Lord was Photographed carrying Kissinger's bag. "Now that Kissinger is wearing two suits," one foreign service officer told us, "Lord will have to carry two suit. cases." Henry Kissinger's State Department is only beginning to take form, but It already has developed a new tilt toward the White House. Net4Iy ieily We rently reported on the plight of some five million senior citizens, most of them living on iAWW pensions, who have been overtaken by poverty. Happily, our story "energized the Senats" according to staffers Al iii. g.1a's I —. A bw to get a seven per cent Increase In social security Payments for the elderly N&5 suddenly passed by the Senate Finance Committee. Also, 56 other senators joined Sen. Frank Church, D-Ida,, In 'cing the measure after our story appeared. The egIsiaüon should now make it through Congress, unless the House Ways and Means CommItt dcc!de, to bottle It up. Another Loophole — A hired lobbyist Is working the bsckroomna of Congress trying to chisel a wider locpbole in the tax laws for doctors, lawyers, and the like. The lobbying effort Is coordinated by the Beverly Hills, Calif., law firm C (t1ksIIar1k and Antin. The strategy is described Ins private memo from the law flrn1. "Approximately $100,000 to $200,000 of legal work and lobbying will be required," states thememo. "The $50 per professional Is essential and Is being secured.. . It will be forwarded to the law firm In Washington, D.C., which will be the 'unofficial' lobbyist.. ." The Washington operation is directed by the Danzanaky Newspaper Week 1973 is the occasion we use to renew and reemphasize that commitment. that 11 By JACK ANDERSON But we do it also because we believe th at professional commitment alone is not enough. For America's newspapers, large and small, and for America's thousands of newspaper people, ours is a personal commitment of both work and service. well participate—personally as as professionally—in the community life that is the bedrock of America's strength... And very few of them do it for the occasional prizes; indeed, we're more accustomed to brickbats. We do It because we believe. We believe in th e Constitution and th e First Amendment and "freedom of the press." We believe freedom of th e press is not our freedom but your freedom. f ~~i:i_,~_ and if we lose it none of us will be free for long. The Sar,iord Herald ~11 ; # ur %#'' — M= Your Israel I ii - -. '- t1- Rao$ .In FE ~-__- .i-AL OF -I _~ -1 (C SE , m - E LONGWOOD • WINTER PARK ORANGE CITY • CENTURY PLAZA SANFORD • OVIEDO • FRIED CHICKEN OPEN DAILY 11A.M. TIL9 P.M. FRI& SAT. IlL 10 P.M. 1809 French Ave. (Hi-way 17.92) Sanford FIRST i - _5_____ �- - - - '' - -. - - - -- ----- - ----- -t - - ----------- ------- --- --- -- _' -:_ - - ,r ' ' -'.:, V C - - - - -.-,n:. fl'----- -- ---- - --------------- -- - . '.- - -TheSanford Herald Sunday, Oct 14 1 9 / 3 1 NO .-' -A , ,, - __ _~ I .r I~ I L -4 1 . t__________________________ _" I _A~~.3'~., _ ~ - - __ _.L. ___ - . -;- ~_-AP_____ - ;__ -__- -~ * -- __i . - - - - wiueopen,uu rrarix rei- same complex,but officials son, drug abuse program direc. they had no reason to be tor. cerned about security. 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I ' ad 8 - 44 MiSS CLAIROL ~_ - J aulm. later r..2e SOUTHERN Am Pea5q print) - _; __ _ __ -- - SKIN BRACER ~____ T __ - ~~_ %2~~__-=~~~ ~~.-f-~~f __ 6 UZL 4 LIST L50 SelitnCe Ch,,sten Mo,the, 114,11 125. *tI., &iaOon '1.*i 'i 01I?3 --- 0 &9:i~ N THESE OFFERS GOOD THRU WED., OCT. 17 QUALITY RIGHTS RESERVD 7FIIW -a offense after Clayton picked first downs and moved to up - Latime 31 yard intfrcepilon (011vtr kick) 9 -. .' . '..: - T e, -= ________ ~ - aj y , flh!L =. - '"fl,,-,-117 ose wo, N a - . - . - .' . -x-r -- u iriging Friaa night as they kickof f at the La keview 49 after aerial an re turned e ha I out (ailed on a winner take all two a fine return by John Jackson. oftheendzone the Uonscay point attempt and lost tospupJ - The Uonsscored six plays la ter drove the ball 92 yards in 12 I I Lakeview outfit 20-19. on a seven yard run by Jackson, plays to score with only ten The outcome was disap. The score had been set up on a se conds remaining In the ball. I' pointing for the Lions who had 19 yard pass to Clennie Pat. Jackson took it over from the -pushed the Red Devi ls all over terson at the 34 and was ten for the score. The Lion the field in the first half of play assisted by a 1 yard penalty senior gained 73 of the 92 yards The Oviedo lads entered the against the home folks for in jUSt six cracks. s,. locker room for intermission piling Lf -Both squads played the give wi th a 13-6 lead. Th e Llon tiled an onsides away game In the early going. "" j , The advantage didn't last for kick to no avail â and Lakeview The first score of the contest F" ____________________ long however. It took the home got the ball was set up by a five yard punt at the Lion 48. 'I , ____ — squad Just five plays to score Oviedo held and forced o ff the side of the kicker's foot. after the kickoff. The big pta) Lakeview to pun t. keiew took the ball at the -' coining when David Morris However, misfortune hit the visitor's 35 yard line and went - burned the Lion secondary for SeminoleCountysquadasJo ________ -r--the distance in seven plays. The G6 yards and aTD via the bomb Jackson took :-" 1____ run for The pass for a two point the ball Jarred loose on the the ts led 6-Oas time ran out _U conrsion was good and the return. A maroon jerseyed in the first quarter. ,J Lakeview team took a 14.13 lead Devil covered the ball with 1:51 The Red Devils returned the --.'--i with 1000 left in the third reriai'iing and that was the bail favor, gIlng O,zdo the bail on — period. game. the hometown 17 after a punt Oviek took the kickoff and It was ironic that Jackson traveled only three yards. Th e immedlatey drove down to the would be the man to drop the lions were thwar d :te at the flp,•,i . -_____________________ -... 'A '"i-,l .7 "A IIIpV. uevius one yard line and uaualwetthegame However. Grer Wa.chintnn tuu-t ife"ix -oc over. eti d fur the lions all night ___ M _ Determined to be a good host. --- I. - ~-MRKMN a __ hands and Lakeview recovered in the rushing department. ME the Devils fumbled two pleys at their own 18 yard line. The 170 pounder was the Lion later giving the visitors the ball The Lions held and took over workhorse carrying 3l times for on the one , - - - ____________ again on their own 43 sub. 167 yards and two touchdowns, ..-i-r sequent to a Lakeview pun t and giving him over l00yardson the HERALD SCOREBOARD moved to the Devil's 39 before ground in only five games. LIkIYteW ('ADD c'rfo y Fl Greg Washington had a pass Jackson's fine effort is f ur- 13 Rushing Yardage 116 picked off. Pioneer back tackled by Seminole ther proved by reviewing the 177 Passes s-n Af ter the interception first half stats. He carried the 6 3 Passing Yardage 102 (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) FUIb(5,LO$? Lakeview drove the ball skin 21 of the 24 running plays 40 Pefulties 44 yards In the next 15 plays to go the Lions tried, and wound up Oviedo Rushing Jack, n 16! * • ahead 20-19. The f or two was with 112 of the 128 ground y (31). Wathingto (6). SIumpi, I C stopped short but the Red Oviedo gained prior to CkCv,ew Rushing: Mailoy, 77 I leviLc had nibbled away atover termission. (IS). Harp, 61 (2) eig minutes of clock time to Passi7 The Lion offense looked •shIton 6 ob leave only 5:25 rema ining in the extremely good in the second Il.1'3,yards. 2flOTD . 1), contest, mu period of play. After Bob 102 yds.. 1 mt., 1 TO U I' . . - - -------'- =-, -- ----- -- - '- - '--- - -______ - - -- - ___________________ " •-' 1 -.. ........... ' __,=_ _ - - - - :- -.---- T,-- -__ ' - - -. ("" pQ . emno . . in. t1 e LxperlencesCarr' n Drops c 6 ID's Friday night, and led the both feet In bounds, Pioneers to a fl-B win over Oak Ridge again scored as Seminole Birth Sehool soon n they tched the ball t'arl Carr, Oak Ridge's Roth attacks were kept on the after the ccond half had premier runner, scored two ground, with only nine balls put commenc e d. Carr rumbled in threw in the air all night. Sanford from seven yards out, Nelson seven times, while the made it three ma row, and the South Orlando Invaders only Pioneers had a 21.0 lead twice Although Sanford was able to Although the rushing stats of score in the fourth period on a identical 243 yard efforts by f our yard run by Jim Clemboth teams indicate a close merits, it was too little, too late. contest, the Pioneers ac'uall) Herb Sutton S cores THE ASSOCIATED PRESS After receiving the DeLind 7. Mainland 6 Jacksonville F'etcher cksonville Wolfson Jack. Stanton 19 Jcksonviile Ri'ines 42. Jack- nyllli way in from the two - - - --... - - -- _. : - - - - - - - - ___ -=----,,. • - , J -- . ,.- _________________________ ----__ '==- - $ - -s - - - _____ extra point was stopped short, opening and the Tribe trailed at the 6:57 kick-off Oak Ridge drove down mark 21.6. the field in eight plays, as a Ridge showed ability o halfback Eric Walker bulled his score when ever necessary by Eustis 15. Buthnoll 12 J$VfflIxscn ii. dominated the game. —I --- u— LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent By =--% -Ii. -_' -i -- The score came with 5:fl3 left jn agai1i mart IlirL: in fr t'ft - r the first period. Gains of 14, 18 ID. UU r—--- p F. ________ - I ,, , yard line, taking the kick-off and Oflee -- =- . - - = ________ - - -=-'-'. -,,_,. - '' - and l3yrn.ds highlighted 65,. Although, urt'rb;,t-k City II yard drive. Lauderback scored on a j Gainesville Buchhol: II Ocala (tar) Nelson booted the extra 'keeper" from the one %',Ith Forest 12 1%__ noint thrniwh ille Gaines - O !d orJy 2:ll rc -j j1t. ff 6 tookaleadthc souldneerre. contest, it was the only corn inPe Fe 15 so linquish, 70 pleted I>iorwer lilnson4 of tile =-- - -The Seminoles tried to evening that set it up % lake Butler SI. Tallahassee Nori'i augment their ground game Carr took off from his half. rji'.. Florida 14 with a strong air attack, when back position and got behind tht' Branford 17, Greenville 6 ._k_i fk.., I1 Llfl.J LWI Oronson 30. Bell 6 e,,.u1n5 kick-off. -0,,, - -. I1d5It' f"a 47 trnr(j "In to __________________________________ Cross City 17, ChIenand 6 Mark Repasky, defensive inside the Seminole 10. ' AustlI, ChriStian I. Trenton 6 tml1lik for Oak Ridge, inter-West Palm cepted the third and fourth Beach T win HERALD SCOREBOARD 1~11111111 I - . ~W~~ Boca Raton 19, West Palm Beach passes nut up by nunrterhark ---. Forest P4111 11 15 First D*ns Blades Central 27. Rivera Beach Brent Caril, stopping two 213 Rushing Yardage 7 5.u,Ico,ju 6 Sanford drives and setting up 12-I Pais 17; 7 Vero Beach 12, Lake Worth 6 Pa ssing Yardage ii the second Pioneer TD, a rune 137 Pahoke. 11. JuPiter 0 Punts 3 31 yard Jaunt by high stepping I .artin County 27, ',ike Worth Fumblil Lost Carr with 9: left In the first ,iO Leonard 14 PenaltIes 90 Rota Raton Si. Andrews 32, Vero half. Oak Ridge 7776-?' (teach St Antirw 0 Seminole o 0 0 6-Nelson again added the PAT OR Walker 2 run (Nelson kick I Clewiston II, LaBelle 12 and the Seminoles were down Ockeechobe 14, Sebring 0 OR Cart 9 run (Nelson kick) JaCkoinivile Eng1r*oocl 15, Lake .JI!ti - - - - - _______ -- . Madi - a -- `16 es r t -4 . ror i VIRGINIA WATER, Engiana (AP) Can a ne rvous Gary i: Phyer do it again and win the Piccadi lly World Match Play golf tournament for the fifth time in 10 years? The South African goes into today's 36-hol final agains t Australia's Graham Marsh in this arduous confrontaton wi th a 100 per cent record on his side. !very time Player has reached the final-In 1965, 1988, 1988 -' and 3911-he his won the title. For the first time since 19(.8 no American is in the final, W_ Player takes on Marsh, who was th e least expe rienced of eight specially invited stars who set out hoping to win a first prize of $25,000 in this unique event held over Wentworth's 8,997-yard, par 74 layout. ZI— SK ltat Marsh's Inexperience didn't stop Pla yer feeling ncr. ' 'Ir Aw -TM - Player Prep r 1 cadildly L Final Match Play _i ~ - As _~_ ___ MENNEN $tI. - t- 18 -- I finding With the ball on their yard line the Cil,veIand 69 yard pass from - - - -- n -- - - NF - - - - - - - HAIR COLOR special insight into tho flows Everyday, like they do. --=---- ------- 11 stanza turned the ball over to their - - - - .1 - - Basketball th is early' Yes-Dear, Basket ba ll 11i NBA and ABA have already played a few games and this is only tober. It makes explaining to some people very difficult. Anyway, it Is a reality and th ey really are pla ying now, Local hoopsters are already setting sights on the season that is ustarou nd thorncrforthrnjoeSterflngotMthe tea, - r LIS T In the second ___ - -. __- temptation of winning a few pre-eeason games, 'Everyone' playing, to Jack, means just that ','fl, I,,,t',, ,.,itI ,,,,# 1. I- ê1. -- a I..... L - - ,, - ... .0 IWJUI IUUC bu uy ulemselves will be able to tell who will be the starters in th e regular season," said Pantellas "And this adds the dimension com peti tion on the squad f or the positions," The Raid er boss says he tries to keep the boys from trying too many differen t positions. If a boy wants to play third then he will concentrate on that position ticm alone. The thinking being that the ballplayer will be familir enough to step in and help at that posi ti on with out too much difficulty when th e season gets underway. , "Too miny times mistakes at their positions," d the Raider coach, "And I th ink one of th e big reasons Is they are trying to do too many different things." Pantelias will ha ve to whittle the team down to 24 when February rolls around but he Is able to keep others In a reserve system that resembles the "taxl.aquad" concept in football. He can move players up and down the ladder almost overnight due to the eligibility rules so the Raider coach IS encouraglne anyone who uishe: t c o ccn.e on out and play ROLJNDIJALL COMING? SI.4 I_ ------ ..-_ . portunity of seeing boys under fire Is not bein g- missed at the I For less than I It a day, Y O U LJ' L.'i1 to go in the first period. L Penalty yardags 10 14 ? 7 61-U i - - t- . to start season Sterling suffered an "off" year last 3easoi. For the first time in Raider basketball history the localsno go state tourney. They st ill wound up 19-7 for the campaign, but when you view Sterling's SJC mark of 16044 and lifetime 30178 you can tell th e Seminole roundball mentor wants more than that The squad, according to&erlIng,i.sco1n1ng along goo(Ja will feature several area prep Mars. Th e coach says he will be going back to a more delibera te game in th e coming season. Oie thing is for sure with Joe Sterling; Seminole SHOULDERS 1 sustained drive of the eening the touchdown score stood at 21-7. Oliver m, de it I with 7:20 The Hound defense then (or l'i _t — Soon ,FtlElX kickoff 13 yards the Braves put 1,3 ly LYMan the ' JuCo has taken the necessary stepa to be prepared for his SHAMPOO HEAD& ca ,1 Wr ii -- 13 Payment CnCiOid OF SANFOr:o, INC. 10* N. MAPLE AVE. PHON E 322 -1132 1 I i ' -' t if': i q 1r~iTit . FILM - me 4 mcnt*s 04 iii. Mond" —onr 1*0 Iø.- the Nov. 9 ''i'!!!-', I t tgo Iu ioc, ct man the Ddtona Cani.'ra Club. Tuesday.t7:*p,ni.jnrhe At the list rneetingofthe Rd S'hy: !1oL of the club, (;ary fleed of the Dehand - 'Mm~~ __ __- Apart from 2,711 editors, thoro are 20,000 educatr, and students, 82. 000 businessmea, 495 u.s. - (Of O41t) President meeting ijr - VITAMINS 11 RE M'U%j Vl1WlV33. Workshop Planned - -- - be willing to lend you his copy of The Christian Science , ,' Ca Today fora Free Estimate DEL'I'ONA Hu.se! ('!t'l'vr 99c NE-XDAY MULTIPLE- WAh a DUUFIUI %)%oh) •., - TABLETS [ - paper might tary on events. .I The inactive ingredients, L___ - __ _____ _ ____ a reapi. - --. -- WASHINGTON (AP) use also have been implicated Aerosol cough and cold sprays in chemically-Induced pneusold without a doctor's monia. prescription are "generally The Food and Drug Admints-. ineffective and may e trationearllerthlsyearbanned dangerous," an authorita tive one class of medicated sprays medical publica tion said today, containing the solvent 1, 1, 1 trichloroethane after the death The nortprofit Medical Letter, of a five-year-old girl in Clevewhich regukrly reviews the land, safety and effectiveness of drugs and therapeutics, said led ve redients I lUng - - _____ .4 __________________________________________________ _______ - RU — I - - 1V W Mir--in - Speaking of pitching, I was out to SJC the other day and yakked with interim bead diamon d coach Jack Pantellas. He has his troo,s competing in the Fall League with FTU and Rollins and the Raider hopefuls are doing me than holding th eir Psanklias had th epleasureof bea ting hisolischool (VFU) 2.1 recently as Chuck Smith went the distance with a five hitter. The Raider coach says he has 10 or 12 boys that could be5tartersandIf thatIsso thin scouldreauybebookIngup or the Seminole school, Main reason number one is getting through a 35 or 40 game slate with healthy chuckers Reason number two Is the State playoffs. If tenm tay In the npetiticn they wind up playing four games In as many days and it usually tWTt3 out that the team that wins either scores 10 runs a game or has (ourglthrower5wi th a(ewjn th e bu jp. In the Immediate however Pznti'1Inu hu 17 h?1 - seeing action. He ràtates the teams that start so everyone - - - ,: In MNECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY 17-92. NEXT TO A&P VICKS , 44 Offers - 5 " ____ Well fans, it appears as If the peerless prognostzator has to eat a few words. After objective analysis the Reds were picked by yours truly to win the NL flag on the last day. Ilmm.m. The pick was contrary to my innemost feelings, being of north.eastern ancestry that traces back to generations of Dodger type fans. Sometimes it doesn't pay to Ignore those hunches and wishes, TheMet's pitching was utterly fantlastic keeping the Reds off stride for five consecutive contests. When a team ruch as Cincinwitti is held to just six runs (five earned) in five outings the pitching has to be good. Myhunchisthat the can take the A's Inseven games They will have to reive the same good •M Id hirih 7:: ,71 z';:: ttuei, I pick an A. club no matter what the odds are. The Junior circuit is Just that, junior, I personally feel that the NL is the better loop wi th harder throwing and hitting, but perha ps that is Just predjudiced th inking on my part. Anyway, the pick Is Meta seven with some well pitched MI games by both hur ling con tingents MORE PCHING 1( 01 I I, - 111P Ah - - I '. - _ I) y Dan Glimartin I 9 News -- 11 LOf DC-8 streaked through a to obtain permission for the accommodate a 1962 DC-B, the first take-off from the several days cloudless sky. At one o'clock ii, flight. to catch up on They demand long runways. Ontario International Airport their sleep. But it was worth it, the afternoon. Africa timt'. the With WALNUT, Calif. Ray Lahr, another United on June 24. "One of the students they all agreed. Each arrived Where sun went down. One minute it printingthe help of the school department, they put Airlines pilot who has flown left his passport will they go next year? South was bright on the dash. home with an encyclopedia-full and sunny. The next together a low-cost most of the classroom flights, board of his girl America? Europe? Most likely it friend's car, of Information and memories was as black as midnight mimeographed 19-page retraced Arnott's steps. Lahr lie hired a taxi it will be a flight behind and chased her jammed into his head of this the except for a thin band ol light on brochure, (.itlIning the up- made arrangements with 15 miles down the Iamboo Curtain to investigate the hozizo in every freeway. He once-in-a-lifetime trip... direction, coming flight, the cost, the commercial airlines all over got back just the mysteries of Red China. as we were "That is the sun's rays payment deadlines, fm. the Thcre are the objectives most hourwin world to ride as a cockpit t'rossing his name off the off the earth's at- munuiatjon and passport often men tioned for the observer so he could study the passenger list, It cost 1974 inosphere about 140 miles requirements. For him $35. the African landing approaches and airport We were 30 minutes late "Classroom in the Sky" away," Dr. getting Jim Findley, the flight, the total cost was Just techniques. Lahr also studied off the ground, but from educational flight, sponsored school's history professor, told 0 then over $1,600 each, the availability of aircraft fuel. everything went according annually by Mt. San Antonio the excited group over the to 11w introduction to the 1973 iFor example, Lahr College here, a community learned schedule." aircraft's public address brochure said: "In 1972, the that college of 8,000 full.Lme system. in Athens, Greece, fuel "Until this flight, we never French novelist, Jules Verne, csis30c tsagallonjfyou pay u*d to buy students. The exact location any it sounded )ik urance," Feurth of wii nui be seecte1 until late July celebration inside the p Lsi',J iwei, 'Around The cash and 72 cents 'a gallon - Angle said. "We are always Seminole Junior College's Wcrtd In Eighty Days.' A more than double if you buy 'covered this year. aircraft as camera shutters century later, Mt. San by United's common Division of Adult & Continuing Antonio on credit, and that the ajrrtat carrier insurance The next flight will be the clicked to record the halo totaling Education will present at Bear of College promises to surpass eighth since 1965, when aviation light called the Nairobi, Kenya, charges a $15,000 per seat, which is Lake the corona as the wildest dreams of Jules Elementary School a five Verne. $1,000 fee to land the aircraft., required by law. But for this week 41.. I. moon passed direc, !e!fliflar on "Early uv.vvfl Fut W aeventh Classroom In doubling to more than $2,000 if trio we bouuht the idea of taking students Into ti. rhiI1j n-,.-.. &- !i f'• the ac will fly aruunn the landing is made after 6 p.m. the air to teach them more Lloyd's o London to pay u how did Angle and Arnott put the worldmt. Problems." The seminar* will In 14 days." about the world they live In, At most other airports in the returrjae to Los Angeles of run from 7:30 p.m. to 10:00p.m. swh a packege together? Angie began appearing world, The University of California They spent a lot of their own before church the fee ranges from $10 any passenger who might each Tuesday, starting Oct. 16 and civic groups, to a high of $400.) at Davis, Purdue and others time to do bec 011ic meapacitated it cost and running through Nov. 13. it, a minimum of 600 showing slides on previous While Angle was promoting $15 a passenger, or $2,340. hare copied the idea originated hours each. And they The seminars will be conit didn't get flights and asking public the trip before public meetings was a b) Bill Arnott., a veteran United a dime for it. Their only risk we couldn't take dkucted by Dr. David Herreward support for the odyssey. Angle Airlines pilot, and Stewart c. 'nes on the rare like a Broadway huckster, Dr. Ourselves (paying to return an nandex, occasion made 23 Presentations off Findley Professor of Angle, chairman of Mt. San when a student, collected a small ailing passenger) because we Education, and Chairman after a trip, camp-is and numerous others of Antonio library of reference books had such a tight budget. Teaching Analysis Program at College's Department says "Thanks very much. It. on Saturdays and Sundays at 'covering The countries of Transportation and was a wu lerfultrip- a onceto be Luckily, we didn't have to tt Florida Technological visited. Aeronautics. Aeronauti it." in-a-lifetime experience." University, Besides having informationso they could twist A solar eclipse, the longest in A private travel agency However, some students extensive professional cxHere's a run-down on their their parents' they handled final confirmation of came close to using the Lloyd's perlence 177 weim was the main ob- system. in early childhood Jective of the camera-carrying, Then Arnolt, a 25-year the hotels, meals and tours policy. After two solid weeks of behavior probleiis, Dr. HerArnolt arIlI Angle taik to commercial airlines pilot, reservations as Arnoti, Angle running to catch tour buses and note-taking students on the 1973 touristagencies, airline pilots, tw9 weeks to visit every citytook on worked nandez has had front line feverishly on the book to make take-oils, early break- contact with flight, a two-week whirl around friends who have vacationed the üdtnülg and the world, which the itinerary, making tentative work, the shot record.j and fast, late dinners, souvenir evaluation of the teachers started In late ovcrse, students and ev of en reservations at hotsis and pa.ssIx)rts of each of June. And what a beautiful government officials, before the 156 shopping sprees and some lateyoung children. Dr. Hernandez airport.i. The exact route is passengers, sight it was from 33,000 night irupections of nightllfe in has written two major books feet they select a destination and go controlled by the limited above the Indian Ocean as their, before the The only hitch in the two. Rome and Nairobi, district college board number of a few dealing with behavior problems airports that can week odyssey occurred before became nauseated. Some took of the young. - _________ H of I I Staff By BILL PARRY Cepley Service ___ _____ l 5% SP ? ''-- - - 4. 1118i 41 olot - IM14 ft dHU wnn :a one run (011 -er play Al Latimer the 18 yard marker. took Boone four tries (TOSS Bob Costantine aerials and left in the opening frame the steppedsuch kick) in front of the receiver Oliver then got a workout at the goal. Jeff Lott on a dive up B - Lott 1 yard run (past fdIl$d) hard-nosed defensive football. Hounds were on top 7. and picked off the pass running fullback carrying the ball five the middle galned the last white Costantine completed 16 for 23 No sooner did the Braves 34 yards for the first score consecutive times t 17 stripe for the tolly. including his first seven at- have the ball than an option Lyman Rushing - Oliver 9-31. credited to the defense this With the ball resting on the tempts, The final score of the game Travis 6 .flVtI.fld 2- -5. pitch to the wlngback went year. With 9:46 remaining in six Costantine rolled to his right came af ter Boone On the other end of most of his astray and Hound John Porter the half the score Boone Rushing McLeod 12-77, read 21. signaling to his receivers ball over on downs turned the passes was Tom Gooch who pounced on the ball near the at their own T'mmøns 544, 109 10, Hursell 7, Lyman received the second putting the defenders off guard 30 Adamt I 0. hauled in nine Leading the Boone 10 yard line to give ha Passing - Cattantini 16 defense was the linebacklng Lyman excellent field position. p lf kickoff and on the third as he carried the ball In for the HERALD SCOZUOARD lay of the quarter Costantine score. Oliver hit on ills fourth .,* p ut' ñiui Kelley, Glen Hill, Costantine found Gooch for threw a pass that bounced off Lyman RonePass ngHvsIl9.21 1W. Bolift consecutive PAT giving the Lyman Receiving - Gooch 9 115, Mike Whi te, and Jeff Clayton seven, then lost six on a pass to Firtt DOWnS C1celan' ' " I Cleveland 271 Travis I 27 Leslie 2 '"ith Si Ru%hlng Yardage It was clearly Lyman's game Oliver. The next nL." o densle hairuach htt)e over to tiinules Irtii t1' ; oin ku Iff fter flnttrt 1 ', .r 1 rolling to h1dLlL . remaining in the third chapter I I? I rI IA Hair— I receiving the kicK 321) beinu . k, irng like he would ; ;• On the Braves first play Tim After Timmons returned the 0 FUmbløI.ø? 3 -, i. _ - ' - . 7A '-..' s - - - -- -- - - '' ment off Icials said they're bee f- keep honest people out." • Page . r The Sky nis - -- - ---- - ------ --- 1I1 .A11 t Classroom In - - --- -- -- ------ ---- ----- -- - - ----- --- - rry the hail in him.elf , but iinimoris sca mpered 38 yards Braves punted to the Hounds. just as he reached the line of for the tally. Jeff Hess added On the second L)mian play scrimmage he fired a bullet to the one point conversion a they do it in convincing fashion, found Al Cleveland open on the as was Proven Friday night sidelines and he outraced his W 'fl they tr ounced Boone 34-13 defender 69 yards for the in a game Ilia , t was not as close UUUISIb)t ng up security -iflto I lrti n 'iul 'flIHttij it treatment program from other disions July 7 into a four statec. lpt"rs frnr ii1di'g mpic . questing help (or thct. children wd setting four miles uasi Of the Capitol. The state's and some clinical records largest agency rents the "We don't have clinical f il on all the drug clients jg buildings at an annual cost of state by any means," Ne!zcn nIirly$l.7 mi llion. Neirly 1,X) said. The state Just licenses People work In the ccrnplex. The agency supervises uzendrug abuse programs fif - - HERE'S -• _____________________________________ ____________ it is for some guys to grab a quick - - S - When Lyma n breaks a jinx from scrimmage Costantine Gooch K - - - --- 'J_t1c L% Sunday, October 14, 1973 1IRS offices in the new com- The unprotected 'lies j-1,.d. t --' ____________ CW - r L lees Department building corn lt hate been plagued b Many f •h plex in July until "about a thefts of "small personal t ,.414,_01. tinn't have anv locks 1: __ - : - -- ",, 4lAiUIII4UUI A%V1 tin t"k to uhre liii Lill the Herald Correspondent O~_ L but the cost, estimated to be at 1eas s0000 a year, would be id Prl;it The recordswere taped-up in The Baker Act requires LS Secretary O.J. Kell er sewids of mental aUCntSbC has expressed concern about 1 ot1the Fje. r1T- 7i _ 1L JOhN (III It%%A - S 1W =;:-- lAsts of names of persons who the comings and goings nr its the The records were then moved have been in Florida ment.al people is adding a security of dlord into a room and a special lock hospitals are kept in locked lan A 1111W ____ ,---- has learned. _w NoW 00 N %4 I 0 1 V- cerning persons in the state's "We haven't had anything abuse, youth services and voca. drug abuse program were kept within our shop that has been tional rch4ibilit,ition programs in an unlwked closet for nearly lifted or borrowed," said Net. Jim Rozelle, IIILS architect wo mon n agency s new son, "But it is a pretty open and security chief, said the offices, The Associated Press kind of situation out here" agency is attempting to control - V , I I..--- iCfiQ - - individual programs keep the tal health, prisons, family serv* .s, mental retardatloP, drug Confidential records con- person's clinical file, he added. ' - ---- - ____________________ F1 ice .-'1 _:.i=_ __ - - - ___ - __ ? -- __,,__,__ A& - A __ ___ - _..,Z. - Hound Passes Over 1,000 Yards I'lir trieraO For Drug Records - - . - -- ---- - -- -- ------ - - Secrecy Violated WT. ,-----,= - VOILS. .I a". :--- .- = - I :- ______ _____ - - 6. ltomeitend Colonial Christian 6 Del Ray Beach Atlsntic 11, West Palm Peach North Shore 0 Cleorwater 11, Brandon 6 Se'v'inoleli, BradentonManat6 Largo 77, St. Petersburg La kewood 13 Tarpon Springs 76, New Port Richey Gulf? D'inndin 7. Tarrpa JesuIt 0 Clearwater Central Catholic 3,4 $t PeterstAirg A-Jri-irai gfcrratjut 0 14.0, OR - Cart 7 run (Nelson kick) S - Ciernents 4 run 12 pOint ruth stopped) OR 'rtck 1 run (kICk , Although the half ended with th' score remaining 14-0, the : St'mnlnoics did get c1os in the RUSHING waning seconds. Oak Ridge Seminole End John Whigham caught Cart It It Thompson II 91 an apparent TD ball in me eI.0.' Walktr$ B Climents 11 $a i on 63 'litton 6 73 Zone with only 27 seconds Hr C45 c11 showIng, but the referee ruled WiliOnI (-11 Garrett 761 1 44 III tie uk& not come uuWfl with - -. - - ------ - . - ,_, ____ - -- - ___________________ ______ - - West Palm 13-eath Kingi Academy - - -r_-- - -- _______ ______ - 'HEY OUT THERE' Lamar Richardson hollers to Tribe (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) - �- 8A-The Sanford Herald .-v---::. - -- % Sunday, Oct. 14, 1973 The Sanford Herald Sunday, Oct. 14,1973-9A '0 Lake Wy r B t an e RICHARDS Herald Sports Editor - - - - -- - F - - -! -- - = ---:__•-= - II t4 J' ' having already whitewashed the Sanford Naval Academy eleven 48-0. FOREST CITY -Wy-more Coach 13111 Duty got a Tech found troubles don't workhorse performance out of necessarily have to come in his running backs, who romped threes. The old adage can be for 229 yardage strilw, and amended to read fives if a receiver Charles Bowling, just group of young iridders Is made eligible for the Florida willing Input Out enough effort. Hi gh School At'let(" Activities That's exactly what hap. Association, shared two touchpened Friday, as the Eaton. down passes from Sophomore viNe-based Bobcats ran into a signal caller Henry Stanley. tough bunch of Patriots who hart Buctinnnon also picked wouldn't stand for any up a pair of tallies on runs of shenanigans and came up with ttlrb'e and 18 yards wtiiLt some of their own for a 42-0 Fullback CraIg Davis rambled blanking of the hapless tech for 14 yards in the first quarter team. after Andy Abramson and It was the fourth straight trip Marty Williams pfrked up the ItIrnut rin 8 :ul:'s first score, fet. L,: Ih.4 iHItiZI(J.I , ur.j. - . 1J •. .tkrs, whlla the Pats sew up act (Or the liflcmen with anothLr their fourth straight wL after two-point tackle in the same dropping their opener, Frame. The Brantley Bunch's Junior speedster Larry fjjse's defense, which wasn't really 21 yard scamnpter off left tacke tested aside from inside run- in the fourth quarter proved the ning and desparatlon passing final count agai nst the Bobcats. attempts also notched up its The inept Wymore offensive second shut-out of the year, "i-ichine tried to grind out Its - - - LAKE BR:\\!T V Crowd and uieerieadem view l-'s tally (Herald Photo by Roger Hodges) =_ Hnt You Gotta Believe' __ Test Miracle Theory Mets ..,~WA%-~:' r; . ____ -- *.'. Y. * -- ~w . -t;: ., began testing their latest little miracleon the a battle of !efthanders-Jon M&tlack for the Met., and Ken Holtzman f the A's. "You gotta believe!" was the slogan th e Mets used to cheer themselves from taM place to fi rst In the final month of the seasoli and thei past ancinnati In the playoffs to win the Na tional League champ onahp. Even so me of the A's sound li ke believers. Holtzxnan, for example, remembered the Mets as no nus hov from hlis ---------. day-3 as a pitcher with the Chicago Cuba "II I had to pick one club in the National League which gave me the mt trouble, I would have to say it was the - - --- %.~ _~_ ~_ ~~ --- y 5 - on Iiniitvd ocasslona and all near mid field, Wymore Quarterback Dan Knight spent much of the evening being hauled down from the rear, or suffering "sacks" by the blitzing Brantley linebacking corps when he tried to pass. Knight completed two of nine passes with one Interception for 26 yards, while Stanley gained 41 yards on tiLs pair of acoring strikes In four attempts. He also suffered one interception. The Pats offensive machine made most of Its drives ucfill (;U u1 and t1ii •..,. E _ First - tezn - pL,,.* Pro Cage - 'I It -R Meet CC or Ifl) ;=_ - ~~ _ - - - - .. - - _- =_ .. - - t- _ -- • Pet. C B. 101 1 oi 11 New York boston Buffalo reipita ______ - F PM& 4in IMENWAM9 _Wv~ AM ____ - - - - •- -Z ffm AN 2 1 = Central Division Houston 1jL, land - - -- - _____ ____ M ''________ =-_ 2 --a - Milwaukee 1 D1) ciikago 1 ii i 1 2 3 - TF.: ~' - - - -- . h-M IN - __ - -_ j -_ ;1 _4.'.4J - - . - _____- .-i - - r •j ..- - --=: I - finished _ nI fo.rtt f o l low ed b Sanford course rerd b the lO tclaf 121 1 hi Cruidi fr j~J rtn Hi, l t41ET t Ii: : Dora took second place with a ':° LllIle ir' L' Bible 1rn iaUona4 Mebour'ie .dtho}IC 6th, Her_ time of 13 31 Ltor distanceiner Frid aft r40cr1. iando ith Moniverde 5th (tliru.re nd Gree took the i., I, 9 MIXED "z- -'c: cn thrcct vlth a 2fl3.t -4a cb€nd i . Jk Uisusi i94Th, Jim Drake 194-520, Martha Keel 158437, Don Whitten 191-540 and Steve Barnes 201-556, :r z1 . ---- . _____ CEIVE - LYMAN DEFENDERS Al Latimer (6) and Jeff Clayton (43) close in on a Boone receiver in Friday night Tangerine Bowl action. Lyman outscored the Braves on the throwing of Quarterback Bob Costantine 0 -1 --11 - !h ti I[-&, . s 1j.- Wa Pow , shortoiMt I.-.ra- uuhing with no te-a -n score capture the second t'pot Taking I)etro:t Cleveland 39, to i honor-s [oca runrs Dean Nogle of Milwaukee at Seattle Lake &antley was a distant Wa Bible hamr 1' lash tiertul Oviedo and Matt Schtift7' , Golden State at Phoenix third WIth 100 points P. i(. He ran the 5 rnik cow-se i'i Brantley capt ure d seventh and Yonge of Jrkswl%ille placed 13:28, breakin his eLtffi eighth. Only gammès scheduled - Harriers 3rd I1.L11I111,4J I LUlIUIIU au4..4:mim,I IIIVII!!!'g!!U! I uIn sign After i cet! Dame alumni society of Hous- v tOtk first with a 12:28 over thp '5 M`: L:Aelarwl (-- !Z- Tl'ranMinof}Ialncs city ca!Ileln - qY ~. the other high scorers Included Bev Stephens 161493, Pat Roundtree 168.492, Jim Carver 205-519, Alice Carver 207491, Dot Lee 159-453, Bernie Nelson 198-568, Bud Larsen 127459, Walt Moore 176-501, Bob Barbeur 211.562. Al BoUn 182-507, Bonnie Link 190-504, Gil Flleger 189-507, MIm Burtsche 172459, Georgia Coyne 173-492, Barney Driver 181.604, Jim Johnson 209-650 and Richard Williams 94458, 004!ft" taking up ore Ross an Ken Dcttrnan ee hurt. Froi,joted J unior vars i ty runner Charlie D'ns' 2ith place finish at 1443 wa', cios-'1) followed by S' O'1egi1 'd hntl al-0; 1,~ I # j#J~ .=m" I SHOTGUNS Single SnOt GIFT C NOW '20.00 SHOTGUNS It - CERTIFICATES Ofl 511 For Chrit smas -'.fflMuom I IC SHOTGUNS .22 and If i.Power 2O.0OVP INSECT iEPELLANT BY CUT ERS HEAD NETS - HUNTING c.LOTHiNG WE BUY SELL TRADE LAYAWW-SEE JIM -' " •". ' E XCEPT This league had its usual assortment of fine scoring efforts as Pete Petersen hit 186-631,-H. B. Putman 187-629, Andy Patrick 182-531, Gary Varner 201-539, Phil Varner 18148.3, Hugh Ragan 204-531, Price Penick 181.613, Mike Mathews 186-619, All Boldinsn 190-541, Ray Hatchett 181407, Rev Meeks 184476, Sally WhIte 1I401, Pete Philips 222-580, [icily Philips 177402, Starr Hendricks 175-601 and Alice Hendricks 193-476. POT PO(JRRI OF BOWLING s. - 4- ____ _____ -.i -'.--==-- - ~-:_Ii~o---_ ~-~~ P_ ME jk no SANFORD PLAZA TI L 6 EARLY TOYOTA MIXED Steve Brannen tallied 212.525, Bill Batten 198-522, Terry C Waldrop ,Cheryl KInder 154.451 and Belinda Burgess STORE ~__, __ • fl - As of Wednesday, blues were tearing up schools of small mullet in the surf at F1agler Beach State Park and a couple of hours fishing produced a string of six up to three uounds for Roy Dunsmore. These were taken hi the middle ot the day, - FRIDAY TIL9 P.M. - 1- : Taking a look at the HI Nooners league tell, us Elaine Miller win bowler of the week honors by bowling 118 pins over N.--r average. Some scares from this league Arlene GoIlabit.z l2--23, Alice Densmore 152-414, Sarah Easterbrook 171438, Rosalie Burkart 150429, Margaret Piice 152442, Helen Padged 157-47 and Mary Elmore 157.431. In the Good :Thepherd Church League a 199433 by Wayne Lennox snared honors. ''-'''":"' even better results. Inlet hlarboz ba ha', a - aUr ural hy the Nor'Easter, but word of a 43 pound channel bass taken in the surf was relayed by this camp. The lucky man was Larry Payne of New Smyrna Beach-LET'S GO FISHING! 1 . . - . , - - - 5• ______ ___ -- -----"--"i, ..r. - '_'- --'a-- F_ __ ••_,•j ______________ -- - __ - j*_ . - ' ____ - ___ Jim Nader grabbed honors with a sparkling 210-555 series as Gus Sexton hit 189-538, Anne Almond 183493, Thelma Hickson 17940, Bryant Plckson 18027, Chuck Kelley 176-609 and Larry Fusaro 191-517. AUTO-TRAIN JR.-SR. LEAGUE ONIE STOP SNAKE-SITE KITS eAapC?W -40 YOUR SALT AND FRESH WATER FISHING TACKLE SNAKE 600tS AND LEGGIN'S 0C , . . , -- - ç 4i4 (tS 75.00up "Bcaly, I don't kr.ui 1 we're a thrct.quarterhaek team right nos I m just glad for rd," s1'id Elliott, who mid not used 1972 regular Carney before Friday night. lie said he was fulfilling a pee-game promise to Camny w hen he sent him in late fr the th ird period, BALL & CHAIN MIXED Alex Serraes continues his steady bowling as he took honors in the top league at the lanes. Alex beats steady tune on the pins with 223-198-213-634. Teamsmate Ray Coynowa contributed a 221.-699, Godsey Taylor 191456, John Wright 204568, Jerry Farella 237-560, Ray Ferrell 204-579, BernIe Nelson 224-684, Jack Kanner 191.560 and Mike Kearney 214580. I- $79,95 up _ _______ __- - F t. :..v ' -'-- .4: _ -- - em1fma1., of the $60.000 Tokyo Open Tennis tournament RARcFV,0NA 'i" man tan Ilit. 'asLise topped Jose Higueras of Spain 6-3, 6-3 n International Open tennis champonships. - -' -- - -- )1 V -' A :cj DEKLE'S GULF CLASSIC ~~,_ 11 nZ Van.Antwerp took the next spot ith 53 1mw arId Ikltrnitn, who L, UII limping, but ptmni daly, took 3ii with a 15 - d&,&AVAft AM No :eports from Tomoka Basin this week but plenty of channel bass in Ponce Inlet with finger mullet the best bait. By Captain Bob Orrell of the "Snow White, Two." 11 a ff7r at 14.09 Klein, who Middie top seven had been . Why d3 I keep fishing? I'll tell you 111 can. Once ou get salt In your blood, you're booked foreverunderstand? I like fishing more each day; there's always a different story to tell Of people, of fishing, all sorts of things, some unbelleveable, most, swell. I'm alwayb meeting different people: basically they're all the same. wi L....Uon thy 449waYs ;s, ""Lan yoa ea timi t" or "What's his name?" Most every day Is pleasant though; but I still worry and I think What U the engine quits, the fish won't bite, or what tithe beat might sink? Then the day Is almost over; the engine's purring, the fish Et well. My luck's been ruunlng god today, and even the people were swell! flashy we return to the dock; all are excited, look at them smile! They can hardly wait to show off their catch; and that's what make, It worthwhile. I hope you've enjoyed my story; I hope It explained a thing or two. You see, once you've caught the fishing fever-ENJOY IT! there's nothing you can do! i - 1 -g a' I.I$Ii.t On the bridges in Da1nna, drum. !:erp': :uI, ad Ii 1mg are taking the l;: i tng the U:I Ight huu.r and L night trout, snook, and channel bass are striking aordf-4dyihe 11W) at di, ' th o - an d z au The "Duil-Yahoo" Jig is taking trout about as well as the live shrimp. . Sports In r ef Bet-ny lludley found the pins falling to his liking as he chalked up a new personal high with a 224-37 series. Some of anmberOfTheAs i.xa.a- A phone call to Merle Keller at Main Street Pier in Daytona Beach substantiated my theory that the constant North East winds of the past few days would bring the bluefish inshore again. Keller stated that blues in the three pound class were hitting well on live fingerling mullet' and many of the pier anglers had taken channel bass from 'our to 10 pounds on the same bait. Some pompano as well as oheepshead and whlflnv at'- he1r, lan44 with r4d shrjnn rrir bait and a few spanish mackerel are hitting on both live iinmp and mullet. Leads 'Cane Win QB (' ,.n,,..'. LATE TOYOTA MIXED LEAGUE u - KEGLERS LEAGUE Gary Varner sparked play with a 222-572 series as Ed Mains hit 202-541, Bob Adams 192-523, Carl Dietrick 194433, Jun Hackett 2%l-559,Orville Randall 180-531, Ron Allman 211512, Don Gorman 1V,415, Danny Tilds 190-515, Wesley Burrow 212-530, Ray Ferrell 191-540 and Ed Jones 169404. -- c' Khth1eenandSantaefinIsJ themeetInhLftJ),5jfl14 !-n X-I - - - SALT WATER SCENE _-rfj Aw - IV Pt _'i'; pmi~ The holding penalty was the oi1ege back in the game with a M '-'s key play. We had a great op.- 100-yard kickoff return Three ...--. portunity In the final drise but plays la te r, a Ha ll pass was init didn't pay off" admitted Vu- tercepted by Ken Ladd and re- Wi kica. lie had also seen his team turned 10 yards to Miami's 31, get a first (lOWfl at Miami's leading to a 21-yard field goal seven-yard-line at the end of the by Ste inlort a nd a 10-9 lead earO%VFIUNTER Harry Hawkins shows off his first half only to be stopped at hy In the second quarter. ' _ -fl I the one. m taken along e - Johns o ns River. Almost lost in Carney's hetrong rolcs was the effort of Miami "Miami Is a physically s tougher nwIa_._ whl,'h nf ,hr-1.o ...._i..,.. ---. . ..aiiij a winning 'u'-yarj r''euau., tenm ...we carne1 ',that running back Wccxly Thomp. quirLcrbacks to use next drive came alter Boston Col- we got off them," said Vukica, son, who gained 178 yards In 21 Frida" against I4th-r2nked lege used up more than nine whose team is now 3-2 to carries. Houston, a 54-27 victor over minutes in an effort which died Miami's 3-I. "No question, he's a very fine Virginia Tech Friday night. at the Miami two on a IS-yard The Hurricanes went ahead football player," said Yuklca, Elliott alternated Coy Hall holding penalty. Fred Steinfort In the game on a 34-yard field "lie runs strong and hard and B i and Kary Baker For three quar- then missed on a 31-yard field goal by Rod Huffman after a makes good cuts. tens as he has done all season, goal. By The Associated Press fumble recovery at the Eagles' "The mark of a good team is but after Baker led the 16th "I know (Boston) Coach Joe 35 and a one-yard scoring srieak proven every week," said Elranked Turricanes to a quick 9- Vukica must be sick. I know I by Baker which climaxed a 61- liott. "We have to prove ourTENNIS 0 first quarter lead, the attack would hüe kU iJie same way," yard drive, selves against Houston next TOKYO - Top-seeded John sputtered said Elliott. Elli Mike Espsite__put Boston week," Newcombe of Australi a deDibley MIAMI (AP) - Qunrterbnck Ed Carney came out of mothballs to lead the tinisersity of Miami tos 15-10 football victory over Boston College on his oneyard sneak with 56 seconds to play Friday night. But while Carney solved Coach Pete Elliott's game problem, he left him with a We'll beg your pardon, folks, If you say "SO what!" after the following scores. You see these are youngsters In the 7 to 12 age group. Mike Link 173-494, Mike Clark 158-418, Sandi Cashe 155423 and Larry Jones 191438. log 2". -. Reserve iMV BANTAMS The only other night game In- IR '" ,,a, a fisherman was on the river. Panfish and cats have been doing real well here also for the bottom fishermen. Pat says she looks for an early- nhad cason this year because of the high water, Harry Dietrich was one of the many speckled perch anglers who stopped by Seminole Sporting Goods Store to report this week. Harry took a string of 35 trolling the white Beetle-spin lure and only fished from 8:30 to noon in lake Monroe, Out Of Mothballs Scoring honors went to Richard Williams in this league as he tallied a 201-566 followed by Kathy Bukur with 162479, Grace Starr 211-611, Alice Thomas 154441, Louise hiosford 166-469, Janet Bew 164-463, Eddie Barnes 172413, Tracy Cashe 227-554. Roger Ar' !?-5 Clcrta ,tl 163.461, Pat Kçrn 165-454 and Shirley Yon i59-423. Not to be outdone, the N tre 4 - - COBIA BOATS MIXED Louisiana State to three points In the first half at Baton Rouge to 9 ' he says, even though Rice eventually (Herald Photo by Roger Hodges) Charles Elberry was in great form as he blasted a 217612, Eddie Adams hit 2-57$, Ruthe Zavrotney 166489, Dot Lee 171457, Bill Langley 177-626, Alice Carver 164447, Polly Price 174466 and Wayne O'Neal 187-553. The scoring was hot and heavy in this league with Steve Mu.thock hitting 179-528, R. B. Putman 185419, Don Gorizuin 199-555, Walt Moore 223-587, Arkle Harold 221-542, Ed Eldridge 211-561, Gene Rogero 205.500, Skip Norton 205-552, Ron Allman 180407, Jim Carver 2174564, Ed Adams 190-642, Rich Williams 192623, Charles Elberry 196-567, Jerry Farella 200-522, Don Myers 200-545, Don Witt 198-566, We., Stoner 193572, Ken Wilkins 214-563 and Byrl Henry 184-501. Coach Ara Parseghian is worried cc team, 111 riot the m that hold by a 34-13 score. Did you ever wonder what fishing boat captains do when the weather Is bad and they can't get out In the ocean? Well, some of them s;rltr pr- ,try! here's orir th:t came in this w( eh: :::. UNPROFESSIONAIS LEAGUE rsl!y 5M p&ted rten d _r1* tiuttoos boosting Notre Dame. -: RE "" R Ill Tba'iaunir "w'I Naval It ton has Purchased 1,5W tickets %0= -?' DA%I'C ______ - - -- IL a pieage to root for Rice," says Coach Al onover, one of the game'ew treed of free plrf a "We're going to OittSp(ritualize them - = hkIn Mt. Dora ffible Edges Oviedo, Pats - - i.! I 'a II;..e DYNATRONI - J ____*_._ "-'v _-.- -----==-- pace with a 12:26, while Evans - Counts teams - - LYMAN SENIOR LINEBACKER Brian Stroup sprays some cooling finished third at a 12:44 time, liquid to relieve the heat of the battle Frkiay night. Stroup and his Bill Boss, running In only his 7' 7 fl kt (fl I ft M h I th fl 1. pruved his fljLity Urave by a 34-13 couni,. is hean: ith 16th place finish at 14:r (Staff Photo by Roger Hodges jot ahead of - Milwaukee .50"attle 03, capital 107 My games serw-Wed - Sahwday's Games Los Angeles at Buffalo Houtler at Ntw York Pl'iIdcIph l. KI at Atlanta Detroit at Chicago Capital at Portland , COOLING OFF Mday's Games Boston iia Buffalo 112 Hauston 10 Cleveland s ` 1. - Cflico : "Thive'll be 40 of them on each s* of our bench and I State Double A champion 4 , : I . .- , - •=' '.- - - Bowling Scene the Pope couldn t 'ote Notre Dame" fhe Pope hasn't been heard 'ron but some 80 area priests, ii1id in their clerical "game uniforms," will be rooting against Notre Dame when the 'V ninth ranked Fluhtlng Iri'h t Rice tonight In houston. I .. pour'ds, in the boat he looked like eight or nine, but the scales at Osteen Bridge Camp showed near the seven pound mark. Funny how those scales can deflate a fisherman's story about the BIG ONE! Bank fishing at the bridge is accounting for plenty of bream with some nice specks throw" In. Pat Brooks at Lemon Bluff Camp, when contacted Thursday afternoon, said large school bass had been striking minnows for almost an hour right in front of her place and not ''t.r la'..I fli w" '!5. i'_ •.. ., more alter the downpour In the Orlando zr ca last week. As 1* result, Fishing reports are picking up from both Camp Seminole and Wekiva River Haven Camp. Irene Faulk at Camp Seminole predicts an excellent weekend as several nice strings of catfish and small bass were brought In Thursday, One customer at Wekiva River has found the right hole where the catfish are hiding and landed 30 of them according to George Chcney, camp operator. Cheney also malntloned that BY fishing is producing well on both bream and bass, 'th .'t, ii;-: L U :.iL . ;.a i,,, Lake Jessup paid oft for Barry Sullivan as he landed stiings of up to I2 per day for three consecutive tri ps. Bob Kind accompanied James Pay and party ur, a bream fishing jaunt in Lake Monroe and with crickets for bait, they took a tctal of 63. The following day, 43 was the score as pay revisited the same area. King noted that the river waters are too high for bank fishermen to get out at Martha Isle Camp but one party, fishing Just East of the camp, landed seven bass on one outing and took two BIG ONES the next day. The pair weighed in at nine and seven pounds. Wilson E. Cline of Sanford stopped by the Plaza Sports Shop to display a nine pounder he landed at Mullett Lake Park. The Lake Monroe seawall is still a mighty good place to while away a few hours. Fred Sweet at the 'Fishin g Hole" mentioned some big specks caught here th is week along with plenty of bream, catfish, and some bass. Croakers are also biting well. 'n -- Sweet also noted that Charles Merritt and a friend had .., -=-_ i "- AtINIQ I - __ ____ NUdwest Division . 4,,.. P Jose State at ~ 10. 11 Arizona las -off frrrn The Middie',' JunIrrr t rct ts Arm ('(fl? i'e: took 10th SLit practice and resolving injury toaiii took a distant second to with 1tickL3rown coming ln1lth Friday night, 14th ranked woes, the Sanford Naval haines City's 17 points in the and Eric Hudson ran 28th for Houston scored two touchdown., Academy Cross Country Team prilininar) running beating the Baby Middle., in 141 of the third qurin took third place In the Lakcland Lakeland by a 60-85 margin Saturiay, the Middic ran In cluding a 9$-yard kickoff return lnvitatrnaI meet with Steve Von Zabern's fifth tiv RoLr-t E Lee High School by Larry Jefferson_to defeat teams entered, Including the rlace time was 1446, whIle Invitational In Jdcksonville, Virginia Tech 54.27 state defending Double -A Brian Parker took sixth In comprised Third airing quarterback Ed mostly of Four-A i champion runner. 1456 Both times were erough schools Carney scored on i or*e.ya rd ( Halnes Cli) took ftrrt place to have placed the varsity much Next Saturday, the SNA team sneak with 53 seconds with 36 points, while Avon Park closer to Avon Park, if not will nost the seminol L shaded the MIddle., 7.RJ f beating them said harrier Olarnvcnahip., at their home Via alSlO victory over Boston second place Host team coach Tini Pra i ur College Lake land came in fourth with a 92, while Auburndale, Lakeland -- - -*- WL - IJU!J 5./li V11 picked up limit strings of specks twice recently In Lake Monroe. Henry Schein and this writer threw plugs and worms at those exasperating bass near Osteen Bridge for a couple of hours Thursday morning and Henry can vouch for one that didn't get away. On my spinning rod, he felt like all of ten iltF-qf WATER N(rrt:s flhL'J -'------.. ----- _ _____ - 1 7" wiFE.1T \i, III r _, X51 BY HERSCHEL NISSENSON Associated Press Sports Writer Maybe Nebraska's Bob I)eaney was right a couple of z ________ lii, Atllau& Division :.' ,',H(,n'S cFothersi ____________ Sanford ~;~:~i~iii~ii ~, - .,, THE SHRINKING BASS - - Orrell's fish tale 102066--4 0 0 0 0- 0 ' - E359HOM-4 - - By ItIr. 4j.00L4TEf) f'Kp24 - lU v' __ -. ;;;;; Wrmore Tech LB ¶C rvn tackieO TV Jill '' __ - -- - 2 'lit - . _.___._ - Playoffs I.ak5 brantley I _ Vz - V2 I irb of .&_.__ 25 PaSSes Fumbles Lost Punts so -- Mr AM Inc mawiauai crown went to Parker icm coot who ran 25 mile silver Plns Country Club course in 12:3?. Sam Bergstresser of I400pe battled him to the end but fmished second position three seconds off the pace with 1240 Alan Stult.s of Boone and Mike Bunn of Es Pins took third and four th with times of 1248 and 12:54. The high Hound finisl'er was Mark Bousquet who took fif th also took elgth with Tom Herron ossing the finisn line in 13:og. Other top finishers Included Mike Armstrong of Bishop Moore In ninth, Seabreejehr Jerry n&rwu ten th with Dave Darling f Eva pturing 11th Rob frcrn the WInter Park squad took 12th with Hound Dennis Burns taking 13th. Round in g out the top 15 was Don Hanna of Winter Park In 4th and Dana Berry Boone capturing 1 The only other team to register a team score was Colonial 'o placed seventh. Apopka, Bishop Moore, and Oak Ridge also competed but rec&re?l no 'ore. 3-42 Yards Passing -_ - Lyman's crosscountr team suffered their first loss of the ion, fini3hing second to Boone in the rm1ti team Trojan Invitational Friday ernoon. W]Uwut the I of } depth that had brought the Hounds eight previous whiz without a loss was not enough to defeat the Metro foe Braves. BeflntJ with 51 kaii LL1sui IISJ Q. mEvatpedthfrdwjth 82,WinterPgrkflnishedfcur th 4-21 i Ilise and feUz halth aci i"!! IC Safety 0)4 4141 tb'kIr- Starke In ee1 totwl Hammond. LB Other Pat.roit runners who ja i led)- Buthannon 3 "in (kick saw considerable action LB - Bowling 26 pass f,om throughout the lop-sided tilt S'bIU (Hammond kick) LB - Dowling 14 D&SS from were Jeff Hammond, Alph Stanliy lH5mmond kick) Franklin, David Arnett, Don LB - Buchawon IS r un (pass Wled) Kemp and Robert Goddard. LB - Hue 21 rim (kick tailed) After the first quarter's pair _____ flcra!dCorreioridenj 41 ' _____ --• n HERALD SCOREBOARD Lake Brantley WymosIT.ch First Oo*ns It 32 Yards Rushing SANFORD PLA7A MERCHANTS MIXED That left the respective aces of the staffs-Tom Seaver of the Mets a nd Jim CatfIsh" Hunter of the A's-to oppose each oth er in Tuesday night's third game In New York _____ Hammond booted home his only two PAT kicks of the evening on the passing scores. - - •' the count to 30-0 on Buchan- - Both tearns left-handers in the firs . t two . 14 4 1 .1 4 I L games Pere After nfluflC. a4 I 1! L1oILLL2an uueivu uay, u Mets were scheduled to pitch Jerry Koosinan aga inst Vida Blue on e Dove season opened last week-end and reports of excellent shooting are pouring In. Among sone of the locals who bagged limits were Dennis WhitrnIr, Benny Rector, Jimmy Willicms, and " floppy " Hopkins, "floppy" has now accumulated still another nickname-' 'Deadeye" A rumor is making the rounds that "hioppy," whc always carries his trusty slingshot along (just in case he fails to keep his powder dry, cracked down on a snake with his slingshot so hard the rubber bands broke! We also heard of another hunter waiting for hours for a shot at a dove and when he finally scored, the "dove" turned out to be a huge cow-bird. Wander who that could have been? All signs look promising for a very good season on deer, turkey, wild hc,,s-ln fact Just about all game. Joe Lazare at the Plaza Sports Shop reports that he has already seen some ducks flying South. Once again, caution In the woods is urged for safety reasons and all hunters are reminded to clean up their litter before leaving. The reason for this is two-fold; first, there Is a heavy fine for dumping refuse or rubbish on any state owned or private land. And second, owners of private lands who allow hunting might feel more inclined to welcome sportsmen who are eon'tdermi'p. invwh '-when they leave. non's tiTee yard blast and Bowling's two ID snares - ______________ Signs Point To Good Huntina S eason n ues of safeties and Davis TI) jaunt, the pats took a 10.-lead going into the secoid stama and they did twice as good then upping yardage Into the Brantley defensive interior all evening, a move that was successful only --i- - J Meta." said thesouthpaw, ale of three 24amthe Oakland staff. He lost nine of 13 career decisions against New York while wit~. Chicago. ,Ibe Mets are a good ball club with a super pitching staff," said Reggle Jackson, who had been quoted earlier as putting down the New Yorkers "Lots of people take them lightly because of th efro record but ff you do, 1 knock y head off like they did to _, . - i .ai so-so record we., 82-79 but it was good enough to win th National lague East t1e. It is the worst record ever carrieI into a Wcrld SCrICs by any team ir UiSCbdII history. Manager Yogi Berra shrugged off his club's oorry record, pointing to health problems that plagued the team throughout the season. "I'd like to take a chance all season with everybo'4y healthy," said Berra. lie may not have that chance this week. Right fielder Rusty ----- thiih one if th flA ,nO.,.,, 4 was a doubtful starter for toda) 'a opener because of a banged-up right shoulder, Injured In the fourth game of the piaoff iqamst the pj p, that is, ..._ ---------- é.II!1tI' -. i Troubles, 42-0 ore YJ - n o 7!ii - '1. Call or Drop By __ And Ask Il : __ •- - - ----,---- L - - ., -' - - _ 'jTh _______ 1w - 'I. - - r- ______ .'-- Er-I- '- -. - John Dickey ----- .. - . - - • About Thp New . li1IOi-lW b - -. 10 _i r1 BRAVE BACK GETS HOUNDED BOONE BACK is stopped by two Lyman Greyhound defenders ir!'luding Al Latimer 6, The hounds gave O;ci Metro Conference foes a rough time all night Friday as they romped the Braves 34-13 in the Tangerine Bowl. (Herald Photo by Roger Hodges STEEL RADIAL BRIDGESTONE --____ -~ ~_- ___ - TIRES The revotuntionary tire designed for long distance and freeway driving Girls Basketball, Gymnastics Start In Sanford Girls Basketball registration departvient spokesmen said, something new added to the fall 'flits eourse WUl be de5igned is getting under way at the Anyone wishing to coach program at the recreation dept. to teach basic gymnastic skills Sanford Recreation Dept. Girls these teams please contact the Classes will be held each such as tumbling, vaulting, and ages 10-14 are eligible for Recreation Dert. 'Bus could be Monday from 3:30-5:00 p . m. at balance beam exercises. playing on a team. Birth c-er- your chance to volunteer your the Lakeview Middle School Registration will be from Oct. tificate and $1.00 fee will be ser1ces to aid the girls in gymnasium, 15 through Oct. 29 the needed for registration, needed skills. It will be opened to boys and Recreation office is opened "This year we hope to have Gaim's us Ill be played on girls 614 years old. The course Mon. thru Friday from & 30 enough g to supply x learns Saturday mornings starting irls will run for a period of 6 weeks a.m. - 5:00 p.m. fur competition play. Try- outs Dec 1. For further information beginnisng Oct 29 through Dec All non-residents must for the team will be held on call the Sanford Recreation 3, purthase a non-resident card Nov. 17, so be sure to register Dept. at 322-3161 ext. 68. Number of participants will before registering for these before then," recreation A gymnastics class will be be limited - so register now, programs. -Os GUARANTEED For 40,000 Miles -'ALL SIZES AVAILABLE Toner M ARDADMTV 1J HAW %#1%VLKn JOHN DICKEY INC. 405W. First Sanford 322-0651 �- :- - - - -. - -- ______ - --.--- -tit-- --_z - _-: = = -- - - - - - -- _: - - --- == _-_--- - -_r..-rn - :7!'7`r L-_ 5- u,tir~qrrQ LOWS LQfl ATTeCT Amefl cCl ns ' rcoi r) gv eggs -they're up to 60 cents door and looked outside. "No paper again today." "I didn't knew that," said "I know. The paper strike Mary. "Why?" the life of a U.S. family in 197$. apiece. But I figured you deserved it." must still be going on." I 'Of course." "After all, it's not every husband who gets a midyear It was July 3, 1976, ard Jon one per cent raise." "That's w hat worries trw," We lls slowly savored the Last Copley News Service "One of our neighbors "The government should do complained." something about that." "Did he say who?" "They will eventually, I "No. But I figure it must be suppo'v. Hut it's such a corn- that nosy Mrs. Smithers next .. .5 people could afford to drive market in either direction. "Putting it in market teflfl3, "Yes. That early Fourth of cars these days. Of course, it "The Sothe,- by's?" look at our air conditioner." . % I .5 t. "I don't see what you like either. People just didn't like of the random-walk Lids, who % ...... ?c; ______ II? 1 -...\ /' " "\\ - -- --- -. p___ ' ._p5- --"---' ' - % "i - 11 %_ i %~- :-- , z' " - I- ______ I ______ -______ . FJ' ._'.71P) - f f. I t \ ,. I IU ___________ -- -. -- - I I ,' S - 1) - -- •. ., f -_. 4'-_.--. 5-, . k,, % ' :1 'W j4' LJ_ ' (4 !'*\ I I '. 'T - - " - __________- -- - - ________ ________ Page I Hey, did you hear?" said car.,, him was eyeing the paper, so he hs American industry can find new products, there'R m chance just go to the office before we grabbed it before she could. the stock inarket may go up get into an argument?" Then, feelirg guilty, he smiled again." rntown bus ter-All right." 'it tier. J l,i, Ut. liii: J, Jun j,t to ILL ijfttJt. tL ho5itt to li I jt ,t and unlockod his 10 speed stock pages,"' said, handing anddroveittotheundcrgroufld he'd vote for both of them, WILIt right (lid the government have ' I ii liiiiitlng families to only to kids. After all, Itws prob.blv As he the trcet i the 'n reat of th ac c hcr. i!e let of his UffIer air be filled Tnank you " she salu walked In the front entrance he unntxssarv n'wn, noticed that a gleaming metal his lungs and sighed deeply, grimly, Jon 'remembered a party he quickly forgetting his argument Jon wasn't sure why he box had been atta ched to had been to last week One of with his wife. wanted to look at the stock side of th e building, the women had confessed she "What's that" he asked Jim, 'Beautiful justbeautlful," he pages The newe had been the tanned to have three kids She thought "It's great to be same for the hut year: "Stocks the guard was a new neighbor, really Cu'e - "Oh, that's right," said Jon 5Uppu3vd tu tie iri.iaU*;d r u -----------------. 'U %HI I: 4.ttPIi , onked back on . --.5-. his little - 5- - 4 -55 5. 5.* 45- _. -j,v& O fowl - .4; f, - _,5-.- - -5 -. S ,_._ ,. . 5 L - fish having three kids hat 1Ui overpopulation and all - u - _______________________________ ver:gesweuId 'Hell have to watch that" Still, It was nice looking at the thought Jon to himself. "If stock pagis and remem be ring someone reports him he could when he used to own stock. get stuck with a hefty fine" What fun It had been, watching Leave Feb 15, 1974 Return Feb 18 CWatlOnQton $IrthdaY) Includes Bus (Rourd Trip) L stw:n1 : ';Jon but it was fun anyway. hooked his bike to the be There was n good a rti cle on trailer in the back, got aboard the future of the stock market .tnd paid his dollar fee, there. Some analyst figured Settling back in his seat, Jon stocks should hold steady at 800 watched the houses pass by as for the next 10 years. All Meals on Ship All This Only $ • ' l L l~ - '5) . 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Ph.66 -4419 - iIh, 1J1J .5-- ------- S -- __ ffin S - DEMONSTRJTIONS FOR AND AGAINST Nuns cc!lft-ont pro-divorce factions utvIt c will gUllieS. -_ _ ; ' I4- A0jiA1Ai&1i - 1 1 - ..- _. 1111 , SSII,• - - - - --- ;t.1Iii _A --- -_ - ~q -__ :- _ - - - - - - 11 0; _ 11 Iji Iii ~~ _- w~ 0 M - r r: ' "/ I J II ijllI/ ! hJi '' ~; .__ - _ i 'i1 ''1111111!! /1/Ill' 1if "II iii!iiiii jjjj iii Jii P. - - WHEN Lou Askew is Mrs. John (Eve) Crabtree, (D, MRS. REUBIN Askew, center, First Lady of retiring president of Sanford Junior Woman's Club and now Junior District 7 Director, and Mrs. Robert Karns, sponsor of the junior club. (Doris Williams photo) the State of Florida, was honored by Sanford Woman's Club at a "This Is Your Life" program. Captured with Sanford's own Donna Coberly Of " .,V.1htara David L. '4a',b$ - By ANN RILEY Herald Correspondent I, ' , I honor attendant's James Williams served as best man and ushers were Miss Joyce Ellen Coberly, Chistopher Parry and Edward Iachtara Jr daughter of Mr.and Mrs Max Coberl y , 501 Crystal View The groom's mother wore a North, and David Martin pink peau de sole A-line, long Lachtara, son of Mr. and Mrs sleeve, empire waistline, Edward J. Lachtara, 1902 formal length gown with Marshall Ave., all of Sanford, matching accessories and a wereun1tedLnHol Matrimony, pink corsage of cymbidium Saturday, Sept 28, 1973, at 3 orchids. p m, in All Souls Catholic The bride's mother chose a formal length hr Church . Officiating clergyman at the gown with a fitted top of beige candlelight, double ring lace matching accessories and ceremony was Father Keith a beige cymbidium orchid Given in marriage by her V ts I R eq. BR7O.13 7.80 39.00 9.60 48.00 38.40 2.65 FR70-14 9.80 49.00 39.2 0 2.91 GR7O-14 10.20 40.80 GR7O-15 10.80 51.00 53.00 - 11.20 55. 44.00 ER7O-14 - - I Save HR70-15 - - - S- 31.20 4240 Phi'; tori t 1-1 x 2.53 - ( 3.06 -117 J - - - - _Sr - c, - . I. .. -. \ -- _ 1. _____ 5-- i 4 Following the ceremony a candlehght silk organza over with candlelight lace er a bridal taffeta featuring an blue cloth, was adomedowvith a - - : H E-= veil wa attached to a Camelot the tables. 'l'l'tl '.('.-j '11' ,tnd 111 I J cake was decorated with bluethrough ribbon. The bride carried a bouquet tipped roses and doves, in of mixed flowers in a colonial keeping with the musical design skirted with candlelight heritage nf the Coberly family, lace and streamers to corn- angeL' carrying lyres graced the top tier, plement toe gown. Mrs. Put Wesley was in Kathy Lynne Coberly, maid of honor, was attired In a for- charge of the .bride's book. trial length gown of teal blue, Ser v ed it' the cak e were fruit crepe d' chine, desigied with an punch, ribbon sandwiches and empire waistline accented with assorted mints. For her going-away outfit, candlelight lace. She carried a muti-cu1orc(1 colonial nnsgay Mrs. Lacht.ara chose a grey pantsuit with a yellow blouse. of shasta daisies, roses and She wore a corsage of white pompons. Bridesmaids were Liz shasta daisies. The couple left Lachtara and Su.!nn Elaine for a wedding trip to Singer Coberly. Their gowns and Island off Palm Beach and are mv v..-o-s wore identical to the now residing in Sanford, . .--,-------.-- -5 a& 7_=_-_ - ---i wv is - -: A- 5 so - - c1 !-'- --'= '-i 5- #_~~ ! - F. . - M"r . - .4 % "k L i ~' - - '- - - 5! - ____- __________ - - - - _______ _________________ 5= ---j - _ 4 _____ _________________ - I I _ tl\ % .- e -.t ~ i . -. ,-_ - . - - -_ -A __________ ___________________ WI - - - _______ WY_ - As -1 1 - I - 4 X~ - _______ .-.__ _ ___________ 5- vw4t lavishly adorned the lace, A bow and streamers secured the train which swept into a chapel I - association only. A few memberships are still available through Mrs Robert Karns 322 2461, or Mrs Walter Glelow, 3_-..oll. - -- - AdmMon to the concerts is through membership in the -- ---- - 197344 concert season under the auspices o Seminole Mutual Concert Association Five other exceptional programs ,; ill k T-A T This versatile trio will be presented as the fint in the -.04 __ empire waist, high neckline, low flower arrangement of and pout long sleees with shasta daisies, white pompons bands of cluny lace forming a and roses, carrying out the V-bodice. The same lace colonial theme. nitfl,i $h ,i1j.4%,.5c zir'd 91cn Th nunch tnhl front of the gown. Tiny re- overlaid with candlelight lace over blue, was centered with a similar arrangement as the br ide's table. Family helr'oom crystal, used in ft Gran(bo,other's and Mother'3 weddings appointed I -: I embrolderNI rosettes In blue 77 j' !7~ WIN 1. -- I - --_- ------------- - W6edW--"U_*_WF_& - ~--I - - --- --- -w-r-lI . . . . ----------- _______ -_____----------------___ - . \\__ I _____________ dfffl~ -. IN FRI Egg" - -'t - =. - P4 - ;1 I '1T_- =-=--- --5- - -. =-- -= - - '--_ I I I- . - - 1 ' f 4 -., - - ~ ' - -Il " i ___ __ . _______ __________ --- - i W~ ~f - - - I __-4_ - - - '. . -- - - I I %/ ____ _~ -=rw - - • F. 2.88 - t -"5-' father, the bride selected for reception was held in the Parish her vows a formal go wn in Hall The bride's ta ble overlaid train. Iler three-tiered silk illusion bouffant elbow-length Tire size i- - 4 ti ' - The Mac Frampton Trio, America's senrational new concert ensemble, will be presenting their exciting program, "Pops With Class" on Monday, Oct. 29, at 8p.m. at Sanfoi d Civic Center. Rapidly becoming one of the most sougit-after attractions in the concert field today, the trio presents a twohour program featuring the piano and personality of Mac Frampton. Although he has been concertizing for several years, Mac first gained national recognition in 1969 when he received the Bronze Medal in the Van Cliburn International ino Competition. Since that time he has apeued wiii major orchestras across the country and on network television. In addition, he is currently completing requirements for a Doctorate of Music at the Cincinnati Conservatory. It was at the famous school that Mac met the other members of the Trio, percussionist Tony Phillippa and bassist Douglas &nith. In Tony and Dour he found the elements he was seeking youth , enthusiasm and very special talent A concert by the Mac Frampton Trio Is always an exciting and memorable experience. Possibly the most versaUte ensemble In the country today, the Trio presents a program designed to appeal to the widest variety of tastes and ages Drawing on their backgrounds in the popular, jazz, Ca fca1andseinlclassica1 fields of music, theybring their own unique style to the interpretation of composition ranging from Chopin to current hits, and moods ranging from comedy to the dramatic Mdlng to the variety of the concert are solo features presented by each member of the Trio Fromthegreatworksofthegnasterstoexcitingragtjxne, an evening with the Mac Frampton Trio promises to be an evening of music marked by true theatrical quality and css1 legitimacy ,- eet piuvttled by the American I egion Post 9CA of Deltona. Everything will be rrht1ed for a day of wdalizing, sports and E. Becomes Bride ; , r ;t:ti A --:; ' , -id - ' . MRS. DAVID MARTIN LACHTARA Nee Joyce Ellen Coberly Joyce Wednesday .w . Concert Season Approaches ____ IIiTh_ members of the 17!?A 'Vt' !Itn ,na( 1h C,,t(,Ofl are ii~i r.# invited to attend a picnic to be 4I given by the associaUon at the ,,p g community center on J Wedenaday, from noon to nightfall, accordi ng to Ralph f' P t , p) rt,,,,--- ------islouJi says this LS the first INIt K time such a picnic bc piiid.up iriernkrs and fitmilies has been -4 4. planned. There will be en. tertainnient and trio refreshinenta of coffee, beer, soda and sraek. Members are to bring their own table service. Tables .toi th,ir will b prorh-il ir4c,ors, but time wishing to eat outdoors are asked to bring their own tables -snd chairs, -- I SMCA Memberships Still Available Deltona Civic - & T.i ' --- . - ".' '- ---f - - DI forms were collected, the at,Church annulments are more than L0OU this year. tual voting has been repeatedly normally granted only for The legal procedures for civil delayed. The referendum was nonconsumma ti on of the divorce are also cumbersome ROME-A divorce law has first set ftir 1972. Public opinion marriage or if parties can and time-consuming, been on the books in Catholir' appears split down the middle prc'efraudcrdurcscLL Many judges have been Italy for three years, but hardly ou the desirability of divorce, the tune of the ori g inal r'1uctant to sever marriages on anyone gets divorced. By 1974, and few politicians want to ceremony. Then, In the eyes of application, even if neither it is likely that hardly anyone make a public stand and risk the church, the marriage never partner contested the action will be able to get divorced, alienating half their con. offkially existed, and the couple had not lived together for years. (Separation The Italian supreme court is A Sacred Rota annuLment has for more than five years Is the due to rule on the long-disputed Civil djyo,-ce has long been g always been a long and corn prime requirement for divorce I" w) ft 4VMf4 the pij fr pikatcd process dragging on in Italy.) There was a judicial in jp end of the Year. Inl97l the court shadow of St.. Peter's throne, for years an"i costing the outcry agair1st a magistrate In declared the law legal by a The current law squeaked participants thu'usandr of the industrial city of Milan who narrow vote. Since then a new through by 53 votes out of the doll.,rs in fees to church granted divorces without chief ju3tice has been named, 505 dt'puties voting. lawrs. Only 154) to 200 an- requiring at least a 'respec. and the court has been asked to nulmertts are granted each year table" sx'rnonth delay. Many ronsider If the state can grant it was the private bill of In Italy--half the worldwide parish priests have caused divorce to those married by the Socialist Loris Fortw.a, who total. similar delays in furnishing church. In Italy 98 per cen of had first introduced it in 19P5 original marriage documen ts Since the passage of civil marriages are performed In and doggedly pushed it for live necessary for the legal church. years in each !uccceding divorce law in Italy, the proceedings. Vatican has made significant legislative session Lawyers' fees for the Even If the Judges uphoki reforms in the Sacred Tora Procu ure are about 11 (ft civil diwthitlnn nf The eiy ;thr jTtv&si u uiets anricunents 10 'j,i u( a This is a rather large um marriages, anuaivorce forts divorce available to Italians is 'arge portion of the population. compared with average $350 the Thap fliC3t iOitA1jjt y UI nionthlv Incorn -'s _'_1 here. For tt::; I rcft- rrtju,n 1:uru!i', Scrcd lt.ia iourt, hurt.i st a s-ak of rut ctI poorer sections southern ot scheduled for May, 1974. Only The Vatican was granted the fees for the group of Rttorneys ilal)', it is astronomical. Not 50,000 slgnaturca were legally exclusive right to regulate authorized to practice in church surprisingly, the number of required to initiate the Italian amarriages by an courts. The minimum is $500 people filing for divorces is eferemlum. Clerical groups agreement signed with Benito and the maximum Ls $2,000. about one per 1,000 population. A nd the Catholk political arty Mussolini in 1929, .'ind later This compares to rates running In the first year, therv were collected more than twice that incorporated into the postwar up to $20,000 charged by these 35 ,000 cases, as prominent number in a campaign costing constitution. It is the current attorneys only last year. busInmen, celebrities and well over $2 million, law's conflict with this churchPo liticians sought to legalize state co'icordant that is being The number of annulments their status Despite the ease with which ruled unon by the supreme jumped to 877 as a result of the tons of referendum request court. first reform, and there will be ftw ..- - BY CLYDE STEINEJ( Copley News Service 1111 - 6 '. s rill ___ - , a "-I ~ At the district tour of Florida Federation of Women's Club in Kissimmee on Oct. 10, Mrs. John (Eve) Crabtree was elected Junior Director of District 7, which encompasses nine clubs in the district. Junior Woman's Club of Sanford proudly nominated Eve as district leader at the confab when state officials from both the Junior and Senior clubs visited to witness this election. As immediate past president of Sanford Jun'.r Woman's Club, Eve has walked off with many honors for her efforts, both on the club scene and community services. A born leader, vivacious Eve portrays the true Southern belle. She Is straight from the Heart of Dixie, Montgomery, Ala,, and was graduated from Auburn University in 1965 with a B.S. Degree in Elementary Education and a minor in music. At Auburn, she was tapped for Delta Omicron Music Honorary for her scholastic achievement in the field of music. After graduation, she taught first and second grades for five years In Eau Gallic and Titusville, serving as a team lender for tour years. i-vc arl hr ltu4litid John, who oj rIiant;u of thv In dustrial Construction Department of an Orlando develop. ment company, moved to '!nrd in 1970, 9 'Tnmedttel7 I.dI".P bt.izij as,., t:'- , nut s4ter. In additiun Lu liri dub wurk, Eve has given oi her time and talents toward endeavors allied with retarded children and Senior citizens. With a flair for the fine arts, Eve served on the membership committee for Seminole Mutual Concert Association last year, contributing her share toward cultural growth. Eve and John have a 3-year-old daughter, Leslie, and they attend the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. She enjoys gardening ind somehow find5 time to make and 11t'I! !'flt (II %c'f fgt*hinqihl, ttlrp oizr1eL itrec:cr, 1.vc tml te in charge et operation of the nine Junior Women's Clubs, keeping In constant contact with them and also the Senior clubs in the district. Among her many other duties, she will Install all club officers and speak on the movements of Florida Federation of Women's Cuba and the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Not only is Eve well.quallfled as district director, but she is also a go-getter and very personable and very attractive. Divorce Laws In Italy iviay e insurmounTaDie 7 .-. o r l d - his r,et.door neighbor, who marke' anym re, other than was pedallr.g to catch a (ma in Norm sotherby If the market .. ' ' 112~"_ _ )( ' '. :'•. .# .t _ ,..:.:-. . t-.\"\' ,4Q :'- ' .. V ( -'" - _____ - -- By DORIS WIUAAMS SOCIETY EDITOR IA/ believe that stocks always Mike, Jon's office pal, as he about the Sotherbys," polluters, walked in the door. "They're nice people." Jon noticed that somebody meander randomly around a "What? said Jon. "I think you just like Norm had left a copy of the Daily fixed point, and always return ,,The referendums qualifnj So therby because he's rich, Times on the seat in front of his. to it. Well, stocks have found for the ballot." with all his stock in Soybeans He should get a subscription to their fixed point, and it looks "Which ones? Unlimited." that paper, he thought. Some- like they'll stay there." "That's not true at all. You how they kept managing to find "Hogwash," thought Jon. "The one which would othet stacks may be prohi bit limiting the size of "All make me sound li ke a social paper despite the shortage. climber." Jon saw that an elderly holding fairly stead), but look families, and the one that would Well, don't act like one woman in the next seat across at So}eans Unlimited As long prohibit hing more than on Uuh;u . Women's Sunday, October 14, 1973 "Oh. Sorry," said Jon. then. ' - Eve Crabtree Elected District Director 1~ sure It doesn't get Out of wack." wasn't very socially accepted this looks like the final victory July party." 1W 00-IV "Dwindling resoucces," said today, wasn't it7 the bus drove along. It was nice Editor's Note: This is the first bite of his two-egg CITICICL said Jon.-_"I just don't know how plex thing." door." "Nice-looking instrument,-, of a cmt1nuIng series on man "Mmrnmmm, delicious," he the boss Is going to justify It to "I guess." "She ought to turn down her that there were only a few cars the article, "have made and his environment, showing said to his wife Mary, who was the pay control board." out today, though with the price America a closed-end economy. he added, patting its gleaning Jon started putting on his hearing aid, how new government regula- sipping a cup of soybean coffee. "He must have something cit. ,, By the way, dear," Mary of gasoline being what Is was, Without expansion, but simply lop, tions and the ecology move- *11tit we really cn't afford it." figured 'Please don't do that , "Well, time to get to the of. added. "Do try to get home and the rationing, not to a maintenance of the SthtuS "I know, sweetheart. I had to meat will affect Americans in "I suppose." Lice. By the way, the noise early. We have that party mention the price of pollution quo, there Isnoreason to expect Jim anxiously. "It's pretty control equipment, not many sudden surges in the stock sensitive. I'm supposed to make 't Jon went over to the front control man will be by today to tonight at the Sotherby's." the next few years. The first think twice before getting the By JACK WEBB -- Sanford Junior Woman's Club Candidate 1 article projects a typical day in 5_5 Oct. 14, 1913 Eunday, noW tS I I - 1 0A-The Sanford Herald - - - - L' -- I - if - ____ _________________ -_________________ - ______ - - - "w CONCERT ASSOCIATION NEWCOMERS IM - ______ ______ - - - Mr. and Mrs 'ames Lyle • ALL READY FOR CONCERT SEASON Dr. and Mrs. Franklin CloHtz - .. • MAC FRAMP'FON TRIO In Sanford Oct 29 - ___ _____ - �:IiiIIt IJ JT: -) 2 B-The Sanford Herald -. .•• ____ For :. - —. - . -- . -- -- -- - - • - _17 - - . - , - ,.•- , 'r.-7 ?- .. . . ., , - ." 9 - - to former Winter _61 - _ ' LA bI ' -- - - - I - .. '..' ___ ror o you who IMI%C Ifi! Saturd,a), evening John been wondering what our dnd I attoided a de4htful Winter Springs Police cocktail party et the home of Department does I thought you lOfli and Beicii Fretman might like to hear üus From . S. . - Oct 1 - - -' ..-. 11W F)'If'tS 'U _1 _,_-_-,, - * - . - .* I ' =--:_ -=, .. . - = - - - , .- - IN 0. .---- _L__. - ..____. ____ __ . - - - -' __ .- - - .7 distinguished -" .-__ I . wz . -1 a '--'I -~_ . -- -'e- . __ S .Z - ___________ DV kZ) addition of capers and fresh I 1. .- A S i.nEf. .- le (1), 11 Liman HaI T i churned Ice cream and sour cream pound cake. Invited to share the event • Mrs. Irving - ptople. Breeders have always judged $30,000 and $50,000 you don't Ills experience, and the a horse by the appearance of want a mare like that to miss a volume of work he has done Is the coat, and Flowers year, explains Flowers. great He says he has proba bly discovered there is a definite hair analysis showed zinc to done more high analysis In his relationship between specific ace element related to field than anyone eL'e in the conditIons of health In -. - a =211M ______________ __________________ - __ _____ • .. -- . ....- j.Iuuf4 _• -,--=- - Dr. William It. Strain of .-_--._-.-..-.- C - _ . -- - a I ., ' - - -------------------- - -- ---- ------ --% -- :. - •.. isgfgbt.omucnrtsore Flethu hig hest esteem ar,d talk of hei been assigned to witi the greatest a ffection To his - — ',C It trirw be that well liked by thk -i irmf n itself hOW a Worn= and how good a e - tuseemg - - . - :4r1.ç T ncL.tbcr kit U)1 it, spreads Lflta', ;tr c -- ----___ t '-u . .' - '' r 1 t' test tubes •. - , - ~TIT - - f __ - - _____ ,_ . - _ _ - I --- - enh.jciii for - . - . Ii' i and chemical ' • - -, — ____ ii -- f"In, l mr1 i'ith 1115 f'r,e , humr, arid iss deeply concerned h o w his work rirr'it r-ir • LI Ma - _ w-. ,. th , r (Jean Patteson Hioto) --- -5- ---- - mi -- - — ¶ - -- : ' -; -- ' :- .. - F - ______ . - arrie ansing Celebrates Her 101st I, .R.' y L (%ALJ ________________ -_ 7 —, I _-_-_ —i- -=--=- .---------- ------I -- —_ / that clock keeps ticking fast ... o I'm on m merry way for now with a quirk th.th. i TARE JURSS LEAPS FORWARD Freshman dancer advanced in one week The spry centen2rian experienced her first plane ride her at McCoy Air Force Base and took her home with her for several months. She was a resident of Seminole Lodge before transferring to Lakeview. With it I '. opments eoniing to work on Monday iithii Isfl't all - , - -&' - -'--p.-- ' - I— I --,.in - -_ _5 - ---- - - , '. ' - - '-' ._ - - ' - -- ____ . -- i - P f F. f - i f - . -. ' - .._;- , '' -- : - - . -. I -- - - - ,•, _____ ____ _______ _ - -tM - - - — -' ________ Ift _______ ---- ,; A - . - --' -- - .. sl~ FV _2M - - - -- -- - otaizd n 1%7A&&A 104 E. FFt1ST ,..._ -i ** Seminole Wp.drf F.,4cs \7cl P' . phone 323-2310 BANKAMERICARD M.ASTERCHARGE STORE HOURS: 9 105:30 EACH DAY A woman may sew her own clothes because she feels that no one knows her as well as she knows herself. Texfi Double Knit Plaids .50" 60" Wide Machine Wash $ Great for Shirts & Pants Reg. $5.88 Lots Of Small $L8e YARD a YARD Double Knits Assorted Stitches a We offer individual care in an intimate, warm, colorful, home like itmcnhere. . 9Wwd each fourth Nursing and Convalescutit t;kkii.t. 300 Bay Avenue, Sanford, Fla. 32771 Ph. 322.6755 I - Colors Plaids & Checks S 45" Wide No Iron Reg. $2.29 nee 4i14 Notions f For The Finest in Dance Training 2560 S. Elm Ave. BGE BUTTONS, TAPES & TRIMS $1 29 YARD lJ'2 PRICE Sanford 3:2.9272 323.1900 YARD Seersucker . ENROLL NOW ! $944 Full 60" Wide Machine Wash Values to $4.88 Yd. The Lights. . . .The Music.., The Applause. .AII go to make up the young dancers dream, a dream that's born in dancing school. For Information Call or Write Donald Graham, Owner-Admlnstratom pa $399 IA)(l(re Modern and spacious, Seminole Lodge is located in the heart of Sanford's Medical facilities. ) morning of the month In Soft Prints Polyester & Cotton Blends oU" Wide Easy Care Blouses & Dresses Is now accepting patienis fet the sa'e sk'IleI: quality nursing home care provided since 1964. Vogue Patterns in stock, also McCall, Simplicity and UutTerick. Stop by Today. Directors: Miriam Wright and Valerie Weld _ - general bazaar chairman. Charles Edwards Photo) rM Use seasoning sparingly as some of them change during storage for example, pepper gets stronger). It is best to add miiost of the seasoning when reheating. I r'zsuret will also be offered, Looking over some of the Oriental objects d ,art are Mrs azzotta (1), thairmnanof this booth, and Mrs William Withers, - - ____ , under the auspices of Deltona Woman's Club Is heduedi Nov 16 and 17 Featured at the bazaar will be a children's booth, arts and crafts booth,Chrlstmas decorations booth, attic treasures booth, boutique booth, gourmet booth and among other CAI_ iung happenings For the ' - - Di I('iIl(il CHRISTMAS in November. - - - -' -Inr-~ t:M ______ r"" ill jr__ "I -.-- ' . - ! - hi ' I 'F'- I l 7 - - - T - " - ___________ I -' - -- - "f I 1!1 - I - " ._ - !!H -.-.-'--;I-" a a..,' '_" " : --- U111111 . Seminole Lodge all -- !_± - -. I. Wj4$., --- - When preparing meat loaf or Offilaus of Barberton. Ohio; and !4r and Mrs C.C. Hudson 01 \%sl5hiflitflfl, t).C. invites 40 I1 at Calva ry Assembly of God, Winter Park. All !rlends of the couple are invited to the wedding. MISS DENISE ELLEN ARNETT ... Engaged l ! l i l l i l i l i l I i i ,i i ~ililil jl l l l l l l 1 1 1 1 1 1il IV i d-up it " f the Eastern Star in their aIzO Lked a skillet coffee resPective sates t0 JoiI n the cake which as served to thet membership - - sauce, Star Club Gets Review C UI) fl1ut.S - -I meat patties in addition to Use herbs, spices and bread crumbs, add rice or seasonings such as Wor- oatmeal, or tomatoes, green catsup, and pepper or celery. cestershire more than two years ago when she decided to leave her home In New Jersey and come to "Sunny Florida." Mrs. Reeks met ,, .- - - pan drippings. wed Mrs home economist of the Power -)- _•• Cook all meat a low tern- horse radish to give extra perntures 300 to 325 degrees flavor to combination foods or Fahrenheit to reauce shrinkage. meats served with sauce or This also provides more ten- gravy. (lerness and flavor than meat Add fresh, frozen or canned cooked at high temperatures. chair." hehas only been atLikeviewforsixmon - - ________ Meat Stretchers vegetables b sauces and sauces and gravies gravies for extra bulk, Flavor, Serve with meat and make them from texture and vitamins. - - -5--_ A W.M of decided to have an extra one for Mrs. I ansing. Although confined to a wheel chair, due to a broken hip several months ago, she goes all over the building and according to the reside nts "Really manipulates her wheel - --- _____ 1JL,I%UL'.(%1 There's more and more, but Mrs. Lansing's daughter, Mrs. Mark Reeks, of Geneva also assisted with the party. She presented her mother a white carnation corsage to complement the navy blue print drsa she eha'ie for the ai*dal event. The Lakeview Nursing Home normally has a party on ce a month for a ll ,Iiv have a birtlkiy during that month but since so fe w rt iJt t.s r ick brate 101 birthdays they r - - - _-.__,i - the engagement and forthcoming MARTHA LYLE, BESS EL)- Mrs. Carrie Lansing celebrated her 101st birthday with a party at the Lakeview Nursing Home In Sanford, Oct. il, starting at 2 p.m. Mrs. IAnsIng qnd rcsift-its of the home assembled 1n the dining area nd ai ter toeya!ls "Happy Birthday" cake and frosty fruit punch was served by menlbesof the nursing staff wi th June Miller In charge reservations, ._. --_. WARDS, LINDA McKEE, SUSAN WHITE and LINDA MUlE. away ... too charge ._— _ - 11 ___ ---.-- announcing .M. Arnttt, 2414 Sou th Grdfld',-tew graduated '• . - I andMrs.OrleyC.ArnettufVanBuren,Ind. At Seminole High School, where she was In 1972, Miss Arnett was senior class chaplain and on the yearbook (ff. She was also a member of National Honor Society and Tri-Hi-Y. She I-s employed as secretary for SZthhol&t and Logan, attorneys. Her fiance, who was born at Portsmouth, Va., is also a IW2 graduate of Seminole High School where he was on the c cp p'r Lmff err1 •m rut rnt.a r t rh Dram a (iuh t cminoleJuntorCoIIegewherehcwl1i graduate in December of th is year, he is president of Circle K, and employed by Joe -- - ..- '.trlin WELLS. Junior Woman's Club members attending were NANCY JULIAN, LAURIE DICKEY, KAREN PEltc;, RUTH GAINES, TRICIA (ULBERT, PAT SHAW. uniforms for the hand of the the dessert coffee Deltonajr High School. A trip cake,es a ,'na Flowers said he to Kapok thil, in W Gti*ists lflt,Idded Mrs H M offering iis cooperation 'n the anniA IIazat1'l1 lhi'mll Frenc h ('lOtsining, N.Y.; Mrs research hair ana1)a u eave M rs.N hipeL of p Breezewood, Mrs probably show a zinc deficiency W T Carder w.j appointed E. ('OUld possibly lit corrected by I':-- r.py, reducing the chance of their chldren being deformed - - - , e be marriage of their daughter, Miss Denise Ellen Arnett, to Ifavelyn 14, Stogner Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. H.L. Stogner, 103 West 30th St. Born in Betheada, Md., the tride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Martz, Werners-ville, Pa,, / ,J Irs. •Ifl(J are ..-. "VP -. Mr. _____ .-- "V , 14 - - __________ lUaiTy -- ).'I$ Ill, On Consumer Chit-Chat _______________________ ___ District 7 were, from the Senior club, CHARLOTTE SMITH, CORNELIUS, PEARL PARTIN, SANDRA '% I I, S ( ) N, W A 1'4 LI A ( PELANDVICLARKVIDA ark Reeks C 1 To 7-- ' _~ , - . - - - '~t. -_ -_ - Sanford Woman's dubbers on irid in Kissimmee to Sunfordite, EVE CRABTREE - . -- ' - __ 77,____-` -_.._-._~_,L ,SII C 7 it : _______ Cleveland worked In several Middle European countries on DrI4TONAThe fleltona embers, with the light l'!'th i1 ficjcncia in dwarfs In cr nil I'M. Mar C l ub met Friday .7 iIiUlIUJi 'iL case a course o &ux. therapy meeung ,, .. (' A L II c&.., a ,-yeaI'O1u, uWui. .. Center with '.,uLr,es fl3lAli, w In the Comm'initv chair. d hi Mi'S William Barr , president man of the da row six inches cPawI,griJutUi awers , -- .--.'-;..,........,4-...._,;_. _ - ._7 __ ACNTURY PJ US ONE er viA .rs, ?t , a eW rn d.ne M Ln the mottx--s. he said, which chairman to take . r. -, -.--'. : m~r in ' ____ -- -- introduce nit cast oresirirnts Guess the ones receiving who will be hormored' She's on her toes So Sanford-Seminole can be invita tio ns will have to go...out Get th ose reserva ti o ns In I'm referring to TAIU proud of our star... who has all of sheer curiosity, If nothing before Oct. 15 with either of the JIJRSS, daughter of Mr. and the potential of a prima else, above-mentioned or the other Mrs. LARRY POFF. ballerina. following hostesses: MRS. Talented Tari has delighted On top of her dancing JAMES LASH, MRS. L. PAUL Sanford audiences with her ability.. ,it says here, Tail Is a WI1ITLEY, MRS. RICHARD unique dance antics since she living doll! Had a cute note from ELLEN ELAM, Ni HS, WILLIAM WhS knee-high to a duckling, scorr telling me all about th WRAY, MRS. GEORGE later emerging Into a irracefu! Rark JFR!! !'?PV A.'.TlI ,/l. 4 i 1. .. .. .lcw r, .rr 1. '.TT nt-i ti, ,ii w was SLL. lar has been a perfcirintrig ha ,sLik.it the'iriic., of their lives Lfl born Sept 20, and weighed In at A GIL LOW or MRS ft N dancer with Ballet Guild of Las Vegas The Ann Margret a healthy six pounds, llouiices, WEST JR. Sanford.-Sc'mnole since Its Show at the world famous has in Ft Lauderdalo origin In 1968 Vegas Hilton rims' be The grandparents, MR AND At the Southeastern Regional something else MRS ('.HARI ES COt I IFR and Ballet Assoclatlor festival in Jerri suggests a honeymoon Then on the same date, all Richmond In the Spring, Tart at the glittering spot and all MR AND MRS F D scorr SR are probably beside circles of Sanford Garden Club was spotted and awarded a the time, I thought this was themselves over the arrival of will combine for the first scholarship to Converse divorce territory. the new heir, general business-luncheon College, Spartanburg, S.C., ______------—_--5- -------------------. = -- 0 ~ 1: secondary sex characteristics presiding. There were 65 committee consistir.g of Mrs. members and 5 guests, present. W.T. Carder, ,Mrs. R.O. plL.M. devo tional prra,n was MN. ( I, .Strt';;rit Mrs, M. S'i',tJi by '1r' Chaarle ess lit Ofl diid Mrs. A.J. (iranA significant report came Edward, Chaplain man, served a delicious r' ccntls from Seattle, Wash. lunch 'on of pear and collage citing a correlation betw'en The Club voted $25 tow h Salad, potato chips, alcoholic mothers and children amount still needed for es candy and with birth defe'Vi --- .-- - ._:: . JV - -- --;-. .,. — - , , - - _ his work belie lus greying hair. I-dir fromit hehy the 'lyp 'ni . - _____ Noun - __, , , body and k I - --..::- - Lynn ,Stogner Jr - Be vg a - LJIOthet grin his r rr m - el '- - rr. :--u Cindy and Christy. lican sible for the little newspaper mLrual cheznic,I analytical t tha t is published by that group laboratory, said Flowers-but Dtirnk - ' rrner he 11 do work on just about Que Pass" was Mabel's idea ui Russell, Kaxtsn itti anything and everything that -to also owns several small oil and she has done a wells MaJc1e Thiznler is an with I. Mab is a very mcoilegea sear when she gossip and won't talk about her neighbor- S"e clwa. c h-ç I t' k- - ' Air 1i -. 8bQUt sople aix] ti = t 'to - t' her home -AUtp. WA I-gW 0 offer aadsUdi,ce to people in need. The wcmnrn art] men in - '- 'i ' t'1= 'I.h- - Lu' - - -' - - _ , . ____ -.-- __ I M______ summa -. .---- . --- leaf analy3is for citirm, shade tobacco wid vegetable crops. human body. Its Influence appears pa r t I "uI a ml y significlantin Infants, pregnant mothers, old persons and alcoholics. d I - - ;;: - i:',: :;:'r: "------ • -_ - . (Cecelia Farmer Photo) -- - - ` - . - As - -- u , . ----.- _~- _3 Attention Sanford Woman's P m on advanced classes. Club members! .r!., Daylilles and will show color She was invited to be a per. The Forest in Lake Mary will slides. forming member of the ConF , be the setting of the annual necticutt Valley Regional ~ I1 I Hello Luncheon," on Oct 18, $ Ballet and will perform with at noon under the command of UICIn in November when the r. Home Life Department, Florida Hospital Auxiliary is ballet, "Coppella" is presented. Reservations are a "must" staging a fashion show and In addition to exceptional By DoRIS wII.IlAMs for the catered luncheon which brunch "Just What The Doctor talent and the utmost In poise SOCIETY EDITOR will feature Tahitian Salad, Ordered," on Oct. 24, a and grace, Tpri can simply topped with almonds and fresh prescription needed to help the come un-glued and swing jazz There's just so much going fruit, Asparagus Ham Rolls, auxiliary raise funds for their like nobody ever saw before, on. don't know where to begin! Honey Buns, Croissants, and a pledge toward the On these merits, she has bee n For openers, received an tray of finger pastries, hospital's Autemated Multip- asked by the jazz dancers of the Invitation to celebrate the 293rd Chairman of the event is basic health testing lab, conservatory to .ance the main day of the year, which is JEIIRI KIRK with DOROTHY There will be door prizes, character in a pas de deux in a Saturday Oct. 20. McREYNOLt)S as co- good food and lots of fuii. jazz-dance play they will On this memorable chairman. For reservations, call present In March, 14. date ... whatever it ls... HOl3 LIZ PAULUCCI IIELFRICH PEGGY NIDY. auxiliary At the conservatory, Tail is DAEHN is throwing a party tit Is in charge of the program president, 647-2233, or DEE concentrating on the (lance in S frfr rtl 1rptrt ct,n h ill f itUrt i l' iuts flJJ ptib!n it h urn) it 1)41 ht r twiit md prieli According to the Invitation, clinic. 1191)1. between 40 and 50 hours weekly there will be food, strolling Also at th is time, MI-IS. pl us studying related subjects _________ - I - I . __ . - ____ 1 the human body and their efwere not aware of the Ins- idea, portance of mineral elements Napoleon's hair as analyzed feds on health is aInterest. subject of azt rapidly Increasing 0 horse's diet, said Flowers. ycars after his death found to have C II nerals are found easonanaysis - = - - - . _. _. - ~w- M - ru After attending freshman _ - - -_ -- in~mbers and their guesL - ,~ . _____________ throughout TRACE ELEMENTS S --_- Tl* first link in the chain between soil analysis and . -- i ____ _____ This relationship between WORLD RESPONSE analysis, although soil analysts -_ at the dining room table! S is also useful. Once a deficiency W a three-day pass and The third annual Halloween -decIded to pay us a surprise Party sponsored by the Is detennliwd, Flowers can re commend to a farmer how to visil With Susan was a friend of Ascia tion is in t& works best fertilize his crops hera. another Airman First will have all the de'stls for you Class Betha thimler next ~ tlisise1 into consultant work It -.--..--... ---- - - = - - '' '"s :-. r reflection of their parents, hlszse- th e timi wagged the .Ili I. ui,'l LA.-.II dog tx 'a with a grin hit. • .- - - F UI uu bulk of ins wont th.y Is r&attt1 , 1. da ughte r; found a Ma be l w a to agrlcult4lrc, doing soil and - .1 - - ___________ - - 4 __ and the presenr.- of certain fertility in both mares and mineral elements In their hair. stallions. f,_ _____.~._~_ _. - world. . - e ________ ______________ _• J '' _ : _ :77.. ;__ _-:--__ .#-,.:-Z~;.~--;_--.Z..T4- !:~,= __ , ___=7_=_ --.L..- -~_'__ - =% _______1_ -_ _F,. W---.q A .r' S- i~~ .. I g~ - delightful and well bred young ef Hw -ienda V'IlAge. Mabel w33 lady, She is a credit i to her one of the orighial members of al-so includes the - .-----------% a -T _____________ . 12 ."r% t Contams Secj.0 - - ___________ _________________ _________ i . ______ _ .- Reservatiorus should be made enrolled in Hartford Con. Iaonte cocktail.- 11 1 -____________________ _ '1_ - E. Arneu, -_ new season, luncheon. classes for one week, Tori was ED KIRCIIIIOFF will transferred to second-year :- * Fertility, fascinating thsctitrmcs about - - _____ seedless grapes Dessert was fresh • GivIns. They ingeniously sent - _______________________ __ __ - , 4 - _']W ~~ - 11 - -'--.-- _ ______________________________________________________ _____________ - -_ ________ ..__ _ xIra nun 'va.s R1VCfl %~ -__________________ W an invitat.ion to Carrie teiling her to attend a airprise party - 0 __ ____ . I _____ . ___ -'r" 1ASiEItN STAR LUNCHEON . . . Mrs. W. W. arner, seated, Mrs. B. C. Moore, Pryor • ________________ - 1. £ i in hay and pasture grasses- high arsenic content. This humans was not adopted long hi therto regarded merely as caused historians to speculate ago is the problem created by for Betty. Then sent Betty an For many cars had whether In act he did die of washingtechniques.Some fillers by horse breeders surpr thought the presence of trace cancer, as eas the popular tract elem,ent3 exist In the hair parity for CArrie. The idea was elements in the body had little Mineral elements are im. theory, or of arsenic poisoning. In Ionic form-diiey change a comple sucess a both the effect on human health portant In determining the Id when washed with sasp girls were very Pleasantly although their effeo on plants general health of a horse, its In Aastrdliii i1w black #.*IVP be not only__"" beautiful, but ex. surmised- Bedde and Mv, containing potasslum or cia and other animals had been bone strength, stamina and of the flock is highly valued A y charming. urn. wore a served deficlenty of the mineral spaghetti fondue, cheese established, said Flowers. fertility. i*ii.t yellow gown and had molybdenum causes Its Mack a fondue salad, and desert. A large number of mineral personality as bright as the Neither Carrie or Betty like SOII anu plant analysis helped wool to turn grey time, Research in recent years, etilor she wore. Sfw aLso Nid the cake, so instead of a real cake, however, has shown minerals in veterinarians detemine what shepherd knowi, to move on to elements are present in living tL-.sue in trace concentrations. blush ' hat only comes from they were presented with a the body can have considerable mineral supplements were new Pastures. Of being a new and very happy with these, ten are known to be ctureof,a1 thelr side effects on human heal th, needed, and also how to adjust in uOu1sI sci entists Caused essential to human bride. metabolism. many gifts. Flowers spent long years In the mineral mix in accordance 1m1.e sym ptoms nym- Th ey are Iron, Iodine, soil and plant analysis before with fluctuating levels of trace throughout the year. phcmania to appear In dairy manganese, CO per, Judge Woolfolk seems to have researching the trace elements elements cows feeding them mineral m ol y d eden urn, cobalt, it altogether, as the saying in animal, and finally human In spring for example, pastures but supplements rich In selenium, chromium, tin and goes. Not only is he a p. are high In phospherous, hairs. manganese. A definite zinc. sonauie aisa inieiiigem young ici; A Flowers. correlation between the graduate of Ohio State true In the fall, said man, but has a promising The winter sings amounts of copper, zinc and University. he came to Other elements are known to ftiire as bath City n g anese I lis ma c 1fecting hiv e beneficial biological ci Alt iinontt Sprin the fir to set tip his , w ith h r' . ,rtr r L. I to tivit laboratory in btCp further when he tility of the animals was found fecl3, but have not yet been 1957. lie chose to carried a a met of having such a lovely their meetings will be held fron, to exist, work in proved essential. the included blood analysis In Florida because companion to face the future now on or, the third Monday of sandy soils here have trace determining levels of trace wi th, and you can see how far the month at the City Hall Naturally this aroused the A lar ge niinr o trace this young man will go in the North Fairfax. The next elements deficiencies not elements in the body. interest of horse breeders at a e l emen ts in living tissue have years ahead. And It couldn't meeting will be on Oct. 15 at common in o ther pails of red time when the foaling rate was Fina ll y, in a step c onside no known beneficial biological country. happen to nkw people. 7:30 p.m. All members are revolutionary at the time, he only about ~5 per cent. When effect, and some such as arurged to attend and bring along instit t e d hair an alysis in you have a th?u-ough'red mare senic and lead nay even LEAF ANALYSIS Saturday seemed to be our a friend who might 'those foal will sell at hetwø.n highly axe. day for nice things to happen. ter'ested In observing the These deficienc es are best Saturday rwrning we awcke to organization and perhaps Much research has been done monitored through leaf find our eldest daughter sitting becoming a new member, I1 _ into the effect of boss, John Spolaki. Did you get that compliment, Boss') - the ____-3__ z It moser -------- Mayor Laurence Swofford of Marcia Lathan decided to have hair analysis for monitoring A It I in o n t e Spr in gs, su rprisebuffet for the girls, store of mineral elements in the tasselberry (_ouncmlwc.man Carrie Weaver and Betty body is increasing all the time. 1:=h IXeff, Bob HattawaY, new meeting of ~ ;1 Publications on the subject substantiated in humans. In terest C analysing human hair was " HAIR I" HEALTH and o rld, Flowers received fcrged in the late 1950's when w corr es pondence and hair Flowe -s sta rted wor king with Also in attendance, (the ones Althou g h rc:rch rc:ult. SampiP 1mm several tr J'ferscn Flowers, thorcirl'brd hor b . L • 6' -. ,, • I-. •e no. filtered uOWfl 1 I F1citnft1ju ...e . were T. h av •w the European countries, as well whose large new, chemical R. (Hat) Hattaway and his practicing physicians yet, Now, on with the story- Seerns iaioratcyls located ona quiet While brteders all had their some from Africa and South lovely wife, Sally, Bud Layer Flowers says Interest n hair to of the girls from North wooded lot off Newburyport own special expensive grain America. aix] his lucy, Lake Mary's ''hj we having birthdays a Road analys is as a means of mixes which supplied protein, in Altamonte Springs Hair analysis is not a new monitoring mineral elements In Mayor Don Jackson's wife Lois, dry apart. Beckle Hunter and explains that Interest in human fats and carbohydrates, -1 the Denise ck&k, during the summer. taIhr, Frank, Is doing well In Festivities will begin at noon Upon graduation from HIgh lila Junior year at Jackson at the Garden Center. ' IiUua, arlist r , '' -~__- .--:-: to Ellen, _____ -- --i-. centere with Eastern Star emblematic ., ontainm of pink s. arsti a TV salad te consisting r 'nttam'e (hfCrt pir'ppl'- rin' 2__ . Baker with heir husbarid Gene, get call& I can-t print what is general human health, fertility Police Chief Conald Dobson and happening in our city unless you and birth defects. ' single human hair holds the his wile Mary, City Clerk Mary call and tell me. Give me a ring :I Norton and her husband Bill, and 1 will be more than glad to secreL A highly .skilled analytical Hay Bradshaw, the building Print news about you and your chemist and laboratory of 411~pector, and Councilman Cliff area. comple x precision equipment Jordan. hold the key. . - _r" , . - r-__- well maraschino cherries also KOM truly i, councilwoman VIcke than others is sun pl lecause _. 0 / rrtj " Wd? The guest list read like a The next per IuncheonOct.3atthehomeof EdsoflGOitafldMrLAdaKLflg nonored b Semnoe Eastern Mrs. Irving I. Pryor 'with Mrs. of GcnevLm; Mrs.JoeIinhartof No. 2, Order of theposi tion of to a star Oviedo and Mmes I, I B C Moore,co.hostess of the of E honor to e The occasion was to Sheppard, Alice Click, B resented he was a Cole, elIr ven ts of her :r;rec and presented her 50 ' Eastern Star, and her moving Mrs John Shepard, W Arthur ' b Worth Joe membersnmp pin Y Y Richter, Wm A Reynolds, to St Petersburg to make her Mrs Elton Warren home In a new duplex wart. L_ Corley, and Charles Cole, all Matron, ment near her son, Ralph — She was presented an orchid corsage by Mrs. Pryor, who _____________________________________________________ grew the bloom and fashioned 1. the corsage, and many lovely '1 ______ ilems for her new residence b The luncheon tables 11 W MI __ iU ! .." . "* 7" .-:-..!~Tr' ,,,,. - - !'':i.. - : _ . enough cf the -bubbley" to seven officers, including the Police Chiei, Owt is one whole satisfy e%wyoae. p -.. . L ~A. I-- I _-__a_=_ _-'. -- ] - - lr i~, . ~ - 0 the most well Before I relate to you what represented. Attending from these active girls from North our city were Mayor Granville Third Street have been up to let Brown, Council man Victor Inc state that I do not Iias'e a BY JEAN PAT'iES4)N HeraldStaf,Wrjter Mi ller and his wife Bonnie, Prejudice for that area. I would S Councilman Troy Piland and love to hear from all We axe, quite literally, a his wile Marylyn, Councilman In the city n John Booth wi th his wile (yours some areas' are covered more hnfr's breadth away from i lip- . - Springs II . -.- wlm ft 10 .. 1L==WL! _ partner in Attorney Frecman's doing more than should be law firm. expected of them, wouldn't krth'r Win ter It wis a rather large Springs has the largest tend p Rring with ample, and I area of any city in Seminole might add, delicious food, County. Wi th our police force j now up to the grand total of stim ul a ting conversation ,. . -. -. - -- . ,.r%_.11_. and his beautiful bride, Carol. means wiU=t pay) 433 hours of ___ According - Sunday, Oct. 14, 1973 mtthg1awas - . - Of lends. our this sear. ,1 ._ . ,',. . - . - HeNd Comespondent prt'. Jan 8 to - -. th e city. many friends here In - Memorial Hospital School of friends MBmI&S ub: hirs - . % cma ( -I or' Membership Year's 50 I or guest ØI i _______ Springs residents, Ed Peters .1 -e and his wife In Venice, Fla W time _______________________ flj for me - --. - on Edgemon Street and asked -to be remembered to their 1. -: - '-. the _~L__ 7 IL -' -'- .- ---'- ' gn . li v ______ --- - West Coast., the Balms paid a v isit !- . ~ itallahncaUcdmetheother da)totellme thatherandhu husband 13111 recently returned - The Freemans Warner dtiiice urtoourstandard.t ••-1 -I I Mamie . It does one good to see girls of Us calibre. It disproves that uory we are aiways nearing fliat this new gmration is not . I Honors I . -- OPE'3' N n - , ewsnotes JVUflC'V ' S %, 1 Sunday, Oct. 14, 1973 TheSanftwdHeraki �?7 4 =V.I• 4••• - •. - . - - ;..t . -• 1 . - -. ..fl -. -. - - . - . -• _ ..•• -. - - -. -. - - . -. -- - - - -. . . !t. 7. . - - '. -. - -- ? .---.. - - X I . .' V fl - . - - - _ .S* - - TI - - - -- - ._ 4- - TI WW iT flT'W - fl . cWyI9I - rn -. - -i - -. -. .-• - .. - - ¶r. I 00 4 13— The Sanford Herald Sunday, Oct 1-i, 1973 ___ ________ N0001010 11L._ - -. - - • — If,~ f,_, III 6_~" I ___ .; M -71 14 -I I i I r( ) k ~ - ___ .- __ %-_1__ alr_,___`__J_"__ #~_ ~.~___~ . -- j . -_ ______ om - I I. n Vi tale who Jane nu Ke Is ,; r% I'ii ll — /I _!1A 4: !_=~,__ ::- ~ I - - 1. ~ . ORBIT ../' BLACK BROWN RED / - I ___ I /i I f I 1 . - - .- I . . .. touches of golden trim -_I : - ~___ Bringing a 11iffle magic to thu e I fashion cr'tn . $ 1n99 I7 I IN REAR WHILE i = 5 .; Winizers joy Woman . ___ - L 9k .%~ — --Ile 'undu'ted atthe Nov_meeting . . .. ... J - __ — '•--. : Z. _ ., I - a Pers I - T.W. ~7 .! - -4 step to oo shoe groor ir Ing 11~ . apositivne g _ Take __ _40_~I~~ _173" (4 f'' - d . - a forward Step i1i clas,i(- le. Choose our dattim £h,-t.øo sty _______ / -. C01111fort vour feet. Pz _4 I - / I -~ ~_ .1 % I -- 110; - ' --; N"PW . 1_: Camel l'an, Navy, Riach --'• __ 0 i .s .E~ N_ -M - Z .,, ' i FRIDAY NIGHT .~ . . iNo, iiia ot uniedo tc, _-=d in , I Sandra B. Burke & Jsjy D. Sr. Wf custody 2 ch. Ralph R. A. DilAsto & Irene ' WI 4 children water i I i .; z E I t __ 1.11- #I% in *r oi 0 ~_ i Kirby statedh altiw the attendance was very small, members irith their iliL'ch iiikict, tii flUt4.gl4 b, the groUp ctice Opthalmology (Disease &Surgery of the Eye) - -- -- =. .... ..-=. ?tf~_ ... . .. . .. ,... 0 ~ I -* Z ~. :. .,, Up to -_ - . _'_ - - £ kpir.A I. • U,. •- .,r a h.'net ch seen the Uance to .._ .._.. - .._ . .. I Ii If itb ui.elve, we can renit'niber how each ze.rate olevelopmett and Dh%'sic ! .rc: . WORRY I ... show ana tell ho he You Are OVERWEiGHT ave a igure D LI F AN Y KIND Aft Call q . Elaine Powers _.,._,,, .,.,-..... _.. .. (I -tfl',,\ ' - '' -- 0 10 prerents a very intriguing "Drr Crane," he began. "one : a stalwart son. of whom they were justly proud. 6 CAPTAIN EASY ~ tlEfze.. # - - ~~ YT III, ((+Iflp!rtt'h. '' '' '' . 1V 11 y 9? , , .. "1-i and Ws EconomirLl. 19 Y? Exclusisely for women. Inditidual 1'rogrAms and Suprr%i:iol1. WHY? IIEVOLUTIONA RY New Figure Cnnliol Equi pmeut Dt-liFitril EXCLUSIVE* LY, t I WHY? 11 ,1)0 10,NGTEDI CONTRACTS . - . FOR ', Elaine Powers Figure Salons I rLus _~ -.1 I ~I TnE FiiSi UNCONDITIONAL GUAflANTE E irj S!"ndcri 'inc Hi' tor SIX MONTHS FREE IF FOR ANY REASON Vou lad to FCCCIVO the results liste(I 11,~,-ifj,y Masse may"4F"##Ac toom""I 1 A111 A DA(SS Sit! C :21 J1iNui.IuuuUHI_ OMPLETE 4 12 16 :1ei'.cn pa ' a": t .1 % MONTIJ ' PER MONTH PLAN " ONLY TO THE F1IRST 46 'TOCAILNOW halls -- . - WE CATER ONLY TO tAOIES 6 DAYS A WEEK. . ! MITED VISITS a I Elaine Powers 1gure Sa NEW LOCATION FOR THE CONVENIENCIE 831- 800 or 631-9U3 Of The Seminole Area ZA YRE PLAZA .1ighways 17-92 and 436 il ~-) S A r 994 !_ .. ~_ F= :r ,uili is iii it iii I it \ war I _ " A ^ . I - %^ 1111)2. rh '--' _____ - "f", 7 " //,// (4iTTT _____ '.' -I __ -'I--. '.' - -,A--I -_ .i.tit It J ri ~ 7 0I /I V, , I , : 'i \1V . - _.~_~_ V - 'T . - - - _ - __ z -,-.P- - ~__ - - __ _;7 -_ -:~~ ~U~ ,_::-_ . ----- -~VU -_ - YOUR x.D.I / Ii'' - - --, .:Z~, _ - ~ ~_ _!:__z-__--_ -=, - _~-~ — - _i3-__ - r :- - - - . . . . _V70 1 4, . . ~~ - LET-ps SlEf A - - - f , I - --_.Z-` . --. DH:R CPO.q-q1WJ ' " WINTHROP by Dick Cavalli 1t)AC)PEcPt.,E',wO MT WANT 1DGET )k C2...VtflATTHE MW L;LA5C-F_ -1 APoPLECra4sTANThY ASi.INQ HW, HIS . ) ( NO, Ht6ALn0GPAPH. j t 01 .~ .t $0.,! 1 / \~ *I, ~ ~_L , - ~~ ~ 1, - from the Carroll Rightor Institute 1 •. "1 i HOIRIO~IPE $ ; . I ' I I r - -'- g 1A--_L C Ii 11 ~ ~ Ii -1 V~ . I r I 0604 CAVU-" 1 - 10.0 -•r- :, . DAGWOOD "ILE "w- -_ I 0;: Oq ' ANGE JU .E I ->. I .,-.-- I.- .-, I DLVWOIE _______________________ BUT WE4 I'MUPJ klL 1NOT ! C; --. I (SI4ES - -- o RiGT-j— ------,/ GLASS DF ORAWGE JUICE, YOUMLL BE ~~ -_ I 1 1101111~ I .14_iN Al . rL , _1_1 . .. , ___Z - ? N z - ___-z--.l , eI 0 ~' I, . k- ~ ,- , _~ ~ L" I ,; .L . 1 r. ~~5 I Z 1=1 -1 -1 11, A I. , t~~ I "" '' f- -.i I ... -, - .- 0 I a '. . . \ 6A6E DO -?'.- u ~ vAtfr T ~,4 'A'' \ WELL, IF T14E N ~%10 N 7 ,-.-,..- I jf'''\Zj I IF R~ -. --. 6~_ _=--l=.= ,I AHA/MEDMUT TE e NTAt-N J !' ~kFit -I \— ~) 6 --Z, k I IV_-- r[k . ,:!- / - [J_In_/_J TH E PH 0 ANTOM jj FORTUNE ro Lee Falk and Sy Barry __ A THiS OW O' YOU EXPECT t1FTHER ) HELP IJ BlEAt. YES, MAF MAYBE CONViNCE u _, coii ~ "' "- - ' i " - At I .--,J; ; 11 " ~ . __ I . '~, ( i-.;r~L )lq~ I- 'I F k4V ),_%4~_k '11~ _/ (~ qi .16 %. ,f I k~J, _# I t ~-~ N ( I . _- .4 3' _.___4s-"TPt'a'Ic It .4—I'...-,.-'- - \~ ~f 1 I 5 % - _V411. '' oflj j . __ - I 1%______1 . 13 I I ( ~ p I 1C .L,J9 poog Cl4OlC OF PAR-A-SLE I 1%% ,Z) ItN~ I -- ____ ____-1 Mort Walker ... 1) I ~ I BEE TLE BAILEY (Feb . ~_ //, 40M PJ- 1 ~OOK IN YOUR SA3. ' ANViA2J.' -- PISCES jurs BELIEVE ME! _ __1z:__N-:.m, V--f_.__:S2 I J; 4 ,U_%- r 114V- - . Crooks &Lawrence MUST e CARRYDJ MAME.)R F;Z AAi. L _ "1 ''' '5. _____________________________________ \ii amount of flinoty can to all tliit urk you have bcen putting ott Moid one who has been harmful to you in the past , r,,si Itu h irt ii hi of Iuus'ng AQUARIUS (Jan II to l'eb I)) Taking time out for in stuIsarI iun. Ito' i;rtiio' life but shouldn't the minimum recrntion can relieve tensions at this time Discuss new 'des Ilailaclill I,). ,,s I,, that f;lmily be with mate befort taking action on them 20 to Mar 20) You can get kin to stiirid In ill our titizen' t pressure them too I spet sally when hurcairrats cooperate at home provide d you don' ;It waNhinglim land in our state much Take no chances with an o1rinionated person he or she will IF 'OUR CHILI') IS BORN TODAY tju.sndering IJIII d ' in - appealing, yet sensitive natures th3t will lowindoggling In inwre their be helpful to others The field of religion could be a natural mkii ry clet'llon ill 19"4 outlet A good education will make your progeny .v *4 'flow self-sufficient and happy Thete is much practicality here Io Save (hir llepubliv." en"The Stars impel, they do not compel " What you make ig lOng st.snipt'iI return of our life is largely up to \OU' cmelope. plus 25 celits Catioll Righter't Individual Forecast for your sign for Cfal Is, _ ~0 -13 - GENERAL TENDENCIES- Them is much nervous activity all about as this new week One didn't want any children, starts Yet, if you hold steidy to a plan already decided inelnuda (U upon you will be able to accomplish a great deal Handle all avoid pregnancy. And the spent their extra ativities in an intelligent manner ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr 19) You can meet with money on pleasurable objects. anocixtes and convince their. to go along with worthwhile such a TV set, fancy auto. plans you have made Nlake out vital reports membership in a Country Oub, TAURUS r 20 to etc present income LWen to what an expert in financiA matters has to suggest Avoid one who wastes time parents of this boy whom He v GFISHNI (May 21 to June 21) Give more attention to Paul mentions. had a son and 3 on&l affairs Make appointments to meet with good friends Show greater appreci3tion for music. MOON CHILDREN Oune 22 to July 21) Use the lirect American citizens, patriotic apptosch if you want to get the right answers from a friend. and act ve in local church afShow more devotion to the one you love. fairs LEO (July 22 to Aug 2!) A good day to get together Meansthilc they subsidized their son in Roy !kouting. with friends. whether in business or personal life Take time Y,NICA and pinched pennies to to be helpful to new associzte financv his college education. VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Bring out your finest Uncle .Sam then drafted their talents in the business world and make big headway Put son in whom they had invced more effort in your daily routines al least $25,M) that the other 1) Get out of that rut and into LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 2. ( .otmle had lavisht 4st vow '' pksures .indetctrahuu(hnld happier se'ca'er'ruT adits to make their life s -oi'io o t 13 to Nov 11) Make sure to py important bills so that your life bccomes more satisfying Whm this soldier boy thus Show trore coopermion with mate. Relax tonight died in Vivinam. lo defend all of SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) Find out what if% ilild vven %firld fri"lom. istes expect of you and then state your own ideas and should hisaging parents now be alsoc come to a complete understanding Be wise hiruvil to takv all Ihv financial ncv-spax r reports that v,ork rs in prisate industry vhr' lust both were legs hile n the awarded as niuth as hail a millitin dollars %hen Ilicy "ent truourt ii wsiuldn I it 1w tjuitt just and fair, to have Uncle Sail' al f.imiis of ('.e'rs k t p is i cran. it "tiff IL4,11191"', . ,4WZ But if we realize the immense influence expectationj have on our partners and our children, perhaps we can keep expectations fmm becoming destructive forces in our family lives. Ilerhaps we can learn to expect. but not to insist. ,,jLSPAttfMPR:5(aSS. , _t_ -.-_z_ ---- , -1? ` 14 1 1~ __ l_ CAM'T ,JEME$5E. ) - __ Only -..'!or a number of painful arguments and a great deal of sovi searching were we able to alter. even slightly. those rigid expectations we had for each other. " ,vf - .- ______ Contrast two families who Crane, his parents haven t an wealth, for they '' , were just average folks who poured every cent of their - savings into this boy's I education. % threatened with going on relief, for the father has arthritis and has lost , -3 -0 I h Li b. Dx,sn't it seem morally just ~ . P_ that when Uncle Sam drafts a . Son or daughter and the latter is " 11wil Slain in defense of our country, that the parents .- deserve finarcial repayment fnr such a great loss" -For example, I have read rtcent figures that Y over S25.(XJ to teed, clothe and 4% - e~ucalea child through colleg *nose parents thus ire not L, ' . .imy ucpri%t'U m u'.' but of a'iy future financ 1VIII In hi 1P 1'.4. could, have given ;.iI !144 '. their old age, As I understand it, in privale I - I * industry if a %kiorker is killed ,~ %khile tin the jot). his famil)r&eivm fill', detath twnefits I j*'1 " I- CARROLL RIGHTER'S I u CAM! , . 1_~ "And he was &W down while in a helicopter, dying almost "-- - , I - . by 1. FORFCAST.FnR MONt)AY. OCTOBER 15. 1973 . . . . . - - So!hose valiant dead died no( / - — 1 expectations were to be thwarted, we shoulil become confused to the point of madness. (4'RIII PQ11"RI .! : Jl - ANYTHING sEOgE OF AMY Because L.'. and I had thret. children within six ear of bLA 4 _., "_7t_ marriage. Lew came to think of me as child-bearer and nurturer. even though I had as much formal triining and almost as much work experience .is he. I came to think of myself in the same light. feeling guilty about working even when the c.hildreo no longer required my undisided attention I in turn, k1prulrd Lew to handle the' disciplining of children and the rendine of monev exactiv as inv father had. even thouX he was an entireiv differ'ent person from my father. with different values and experience. saved until they paid his way only for their own parenU for all the other American through college. "But he was drafted Into the '. ' ' a. I ' so. I ... i 1 A. 0 umm~~~ llecauw Elaine l'ovocts -will di~rtj-q C CASE Y-542: Re'.' . Paul O 4 ' ... I ' ,A " '? — — 6T BEEF MA5I4E rA1oIS, 'EA5 AN', ,gj P% - /L Expectations about out partners may be flexible at Uie outset. but after a few vears of maarr*iage. roles may . beomc pssthologii.al prisons ,q1pjjffiiC L- tomorros. An ilsould run a good topic for high school or college drbste tearnii! T'Vi I iT I ri - - i P'-JW OINNElL ('arrvin' this (V t I I' I I balanc*e - even annoved - when our "jealous'' child is magnanittious. InsteadI of rewarding the "new" behavior. we might ive a left-handed compliment - she's usually so jealous of t cr sister. at least she's shared with her this tirne, A K ' "t' // ,../ FINP OUT! -_ Bob, - _________- JTIP4 TI-S CORRIL7oR AN SU TRJ'1 ,I- If fl U - I "EL I MEccVEI ANYTHING AR.W or she was, In the Rosenthal experiment. teachers ac(ualiv resented students crc no supposed to bltM'i By George W Crane, PhD1 M.D. .. #dW fO question. It has moral overtones 1/!i' 1' ~ - - - gh hope NO IDENTIFICATION, PLEASE CLINIC ~ !'_!"5 !1 IU.NY If, 1p with my problem because It would ruin my husband's image. Besides I wouMn't want anyone to know w hat kind of person he Is I've secretly considered leaving him. but a divorced Minister would have a hard time getting aro0i,er chmh, and he couldn t stay here for the shame of it (I could go to my daughter's. She knows what I'm putting up with.) .. Bgverty a U . ___________________________ ' ... nd tells me not to express any opinions in public because I~m stupid. CIL "M ' r 11 41,' .ouch of the hated ratt she might be permanently labeled . - 10-7 THE MUSCLE IN I QUESTION BELONE \ TO TEcH'S STAR -- If Johnny is the spittin' image of grandpa and you always resented grandpa. you might resent Johr'ny, especially if he seems to display one of grandpa's I ,.,. _MW M J ~ ... b La, Lewis L t.i. ... 14Y he's "out." Hb laxinegis irritates me. I work hard for the church, teaching Sunday school, working with the auxiliary, and helping with study groups We've been married for over 30 years, and our chiklm are gone. They seldom come home because their father is so hard to get along with. He never converws, he lecture$. monopolizes every conversation, contradicts everyone, ., . , a... I _. .: 1045 N. MII Is Ave. Orlando .4111 - k I - A 46. " \ou may have a cc-Lain pet personality peev jealousy , tndolenu' extravagance II one of the kids exhibits just a _W FRANIING G.AMLEIARWIES ______ 111) 'i . DID TH- D'"'"Z TAKE HM OUT OP NO, THE THE GA?I\E ' REFEREE DID' 0 / I II - - 'w 4 .. 5 Royal Plaza ~ "wir. 17-92 & Horatio AVC -; ---- DEAR NO: ClergYmen have tM same problems as other men (So do their wives.) Don't let the illusion of his t"Imute" discourage you. lie weds commling. and to Y01111.Your count welfare or F excellent cOutidtOtbi PrOleSilikeal help. I suggest you get IL ., 2 , e 1lea.se help me -* " uz,t ' "v But lwlor&' we call a peial i ceing of the PTA. lets look at how the Pygmalion effect operates in our own homes Wt,r,L & ar Announces the oWnIng of his offIce for the a ice pr .... and Sizes *. " Our behavior is shaped by the expectations of others ncrhaps more than we realize,Psychologist Robert Rosenthal calls this phenomenon "the Pygmalion effect." What this means i the classroom, for instance, is that teachers form fixed expectations of .students based not on what the students icluaft do in the clas5room but based on how well or poorly the stu~jvnt-, fild In prt_-~ iou" 14"I ,(,~rv, - dues were $1.00 a year and 25c to the State. In 1914 dues were 1o. enjoys , ... PT~ 1. Julia Mae Keeton Brooks & Tony I_.', Maiden n2me Keeton rest. - Aulard,S 6- ;I .ct% ,"__ -.--' - off & a, 9 _ &N%X_ajNW_ OPEN I . u : I DON T SEE KO,VG OUT THERE. — 5/,$fOI HE PULLED ,& LEG MUSCLE' . Y. NIV$ list. tat. " He asked me who "Bob" was, and I honestly couldn't give him an answer. I don't know any Bob, and I don't tecali one who meant a thing to I swear to you, Abby, I don't know what made me call . thy husband ''fob He keeps Lringing it up. I'm sure he thinks there must be a "Bob" In my lYe. There isn't. How can I -'nnvin flI1R AS1RV. Ut, h - '\_ - -_ .,.X* WI custody children. Irene Lenore Sevcech & "b bibs, boobs, or babes - N.1. :. .*.* '. -'. Hundreds of Styles name B Francis L Bloyd & Ola Am. :_____ .4 .. * ' N .". Karen Laura Iloldeman & James If., Wl custody child. Michael James & Twilla F, J Ofl i. IJ]y. IVI.L1. -44 I ,__ ` , A. Wf minor child. Gerald E. Curran & Marjorie r — ~ - e is s . DEAR INNOCENT: Bob is a very common name, and (here are lots of Bobs bobbing around on TV and radio and in the 0tw5PLPef- D=1 let It bother you. WM live boys - .... .% - fri $14" I tune she -port AAW - Pateni 7i ~~_~_ ------------ - - - - - - __ __ .,c.3!•l! J "' r_ - - .-__ I .---- ---,- __. — ___.97- __ 1 :11 - i'f')# -t I-I /,f Ir ja 1.1~ II By Joanne and Low Koch . " u / ' I--at.k-. ' projects going for their patriotic activities such as .wndlyka, quilts, clothing and donations to the Old soldiers Home in Jacksonville, $5.00 contributions sent the tht Red Cross and the Jefferson Davis _.___X Monument Fund in Richmond 7 1 iv__ oq Va ii Appearing in this historical Z11111 minute book were several names familiar to some of the BRENDA GY. 0EILS of Enroup. One was the late Mrs. W. terprise works as the senior ..r, a R P. ,, , eal ug.ter 8iiti iwa, beauty advisor in an aunt of the speaker. During town SanfardMerle Notimin the above mentioned period, Cosmetics e has i,4c,; t,t;1 I; Men Lar,rnrv,I I the Oviedo Chapter I1 One i; t t; with Merle Norman Cosmelember of the Nor7nan deVere fics for 10 years. She is at" Clopter of Sanford when &he tive in community affairs passed away In .March of 1973. and the program of the [fit). dings of t.his old top Pentarostal Baptist - , 1T . ~e ,~, 1 . : ( _. __ -i-- r- By Abigail Van Buren ,Jj :., Jo Lyn Barrett when #.:*organization no longer functioned as a chapter. - . :. I .. t n ' _.~ - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I -- • - X , 'r, Z1. p . About three months ago, my husband aW I were talk. Ing, and I sa!d: "nat'i what you think, Bob." Iffis name 1 Is Joe.) I . %, ~ '41 u set married, or at least I WAS until this unexplainable thing happened, t- lifted interesting facts and figures from theoriginalmlnute \V k The members were requested ~ -. 4' 0 Of History Ilry were- John Cna_iey, South Glen Parcell. - . s ~ '~', ~,~_y f X i ~ Poisonous expectations oe Adalbert B., Utziled Daughters Antiolince members and four guests were present. Mrs. Henry Simpson chairman of conservation, gave a rcpc.-t as did Horticultural chairman, _ ~ .. ie.,__ T -~jt- V/ . , ,___ DEAR ABBY: I am a 25-year-'ld mother of 1lv boys ranging from? years old, down to 20 months. I am happily nii'i i nr r'i.iurt :' 11 L, rA 20 I *"_~ ' I - :: children. Org., Mary R. Barnes & ", Gordon L :: Twenty 228 E. First St. "i 4420 A ~_ ; ______________________________________ ___:-__, C.V4 ,, 1 ~ DANNNY ; F RE-? ) ima, 1 . 4C- -P! R1GKr Is me N 1 J?) MW HERE? A 4 I J !. i f ; I t - __ She k 711 ORANGE AVE "Whore Orange Meets Fairbenlu' Winter Park, Fla, ns PhOr4: d47-2I FORGE, I NC . b * . 109' SPECIAL ORLANDO John H. Blake, 19, Gen, Del., Plc,, U 38, Vicki L. Anderson, W. Blocton Ala., Janice K. 19, 130 Bunker Ln. John C. Lwm Jr., 21, Bx 153 Bishop, 18, 208 Charles St., LW. orry to have to tell You Wt, Charles R. Ifoltzelaw, 19, fit I Osteen, Kathleen T`yler, 21, Bx =A, Sherry V. McAuley same add. I To,ay L Brooks Jr., 25, 74 23, 518 Orange Dr., No. 23, Alt. where she recently undement Seminole Gdns Apt.. Brenda J. SP93surt,er) but, I understand, Cleveland, 21, Rt 2 Bx 318 David M Hall, 23, 2705 S through out mutual friend, Sanford Ave., Sharon J. Spir. Kenneth E. Armstrong, 19, Mary Do! Wdson, that she is 618 Palmetto Ave., Sharon L vey, 18, Rt I Box 74A. doing fairh well Ache, 18, Rt i Bx 197A John W. Ward, 32, DeLand, -Leona E Woullard, Dissol " ,as called tc order by the - - - - Sizes 5 to 10 - - r Other Oualify lines In wrought Iron and aluminum by: Meadowcrall, Woodard, Tropifnra and Brown-Jordan. Robert Smith & Jennet. Wt. 3 children en Spanish Crush, with Midas . - social hour and delicious refreshments Mm F. E. Roumillat en. MiddleSchool; Hugh A. Combs, speci aliy prepared for the tertained the Norman deVere Seminole ' ligh School; Cathy occasion. Howard Chapter of the United l.ynn Cole, Tepgue Middle owing they Daughters of the,Confederacy School and Te I Driscoll ke assembled to enjoy a very in- at her home for the first View. The president announced t.eresting and informal talk meeting of the season, the 1973 Division Convention relative to "Home Vegetable Mrs. Glenn Wimbish would be held in Tallahamee Gisr&us" wildch wa3 given by ch'airman of education, of. Oct. 9 to 11. theguestspeaker,FrankJasa, 'ficially announced names of The ro"amwasledb Mrs '' Seminule County Agricultural students in Amerlan History w by who gave a review Agent. who were winners of the annual . (v r,1 l,...Wq,tA ;1QmPtAn (,hiirji,r exciting enough to bring back Z -... 0 Bring back the nostalgia of a by-gone era more romantically with the elegant Grape Pattern of the Americana Collection in cast irw by Atlanta Stove Works from ORLANDO FOR E. INC. Regular Price $13S.25 b " Orm _. - 4 BE CA-L- ~ WE CAN RJDrE. --' HOW 0 (iJ I II 1-,_-, 1I ,4k-..A~ _-, L"00 " ...,. Americans who discover the fun of reliving Ohe past. late Walk Kettering and my I Ave., Cassandra Walnut 111. AS, Carla D Ilickor% (kr fricnd, Anna, who has left 'uIlr, 16, 11' Academy Me Ippolito, 21 Orchard Terr, No the community builAiing t* were greeted by pump Sunday, Oct. 14, 1913-5B by Day. G,aue ,. ;~ - . I- 7 0 . ...'.- entered . . A ,,. - . :::-.-..4 :_ I' I I i A world of excitement and adventure, awaits 1-1 'llie Geneva Garden Club held City, Cheryl A. McDowell, its first meeting of the Id11 naires City. ' season at tho., , Geneva Corn. Robert L. Ansley, 21, 1102 N munit'. Hall on Oct 3rd at 2 p.m..' with Rose I,e%v, Mary Rearm SL, LW, Judy C. Lyon. McCord & -as ho, itc-'Mi. II I __- . - - ... .\ it - , . =~_ - .g. a - ~_ __ I— ~I - 11 - _.~_ I % I . tilions f The Sanford Herald - ALLEY OOP e - A i THE - ___ G~ 61)PI N G 4-PIECE - Coul t House Recoliidin cys - ! . - 46 1 I i -- .., 4-!, .6'. ----.--. - ' I !!~.-_-: * I time Bumped tntoWd1aCarter and ''. b at ou are lover, Lllaruw Lochte, went arounu,necoulahave told them thanksgiving. well aware of the fact that! "flower-sitting" Del' C -, tife Stride. — . ; -- -___ . _______ f real good and learning more about Bible study, why WeNlda nice long letter from sttells me that we now have a The R.A.'s of the First not drop b'? Charles and hazel Lamb who ricltngclub inGeneva which has Baptist Church of Geneva have finally arrived in Ger- membership of ten persons. enjoyed a camping trip out on irtany and if their letter is any Willa said that so far they had the St. John's river Friday and Today is a great day for nly e indictalion, I'd say that they nr an "English Riding Event" and Saturday. Joe and me ...it has been 31 , a Cross Country Jumping reail)ha%lngdgrandUme I.eaders, Jerry ckran and carssmce sepnmsed to love as Course" at the Carter ranch, John les re°on n nd honor, etcetera. if the Dutschineister's Band Arrow I' arms.' assis t the boys with their crafts will get to stay in Germany The ziiember also par- and to help prepare & real outlonger than the much an- ticipated in a horseshow at doors Southern breakfast of hot I 1 I 1 ''ii' Rd h iiin nt Ii ill a nd iri r \ + p t I J celebratiou.s. all of the trimmings. They our "almost neighbors" the pos sible six. itood show, fished a bit too but not to site. Gary Clarks are goinf ureat - . PH. 323-2641 Downtown Sanford 110 Pin' !' _____ ' if wanoba. .. ___ I - Elementary School. Donna one too. These boys meet each flread3worth's Girl Monday night at the church at the school also. educational building at 7:30 p.m. If you are interested in a loc her. Herald Correspondent BOU TIQUE -0 0 7us , v and falling off I I' tl. ind to Did now that the get too tired to hold on an Mrs. Ilila Kinnaird back home Browries',11ocip 924 meet at the longer. after tier very long vacati.2n in home of hit,. Willa Carter each I-arry firaddy was in at. Ohio. Grandma was gone for Monday and Tuesday, at times tendance as an assistant and if I —_ P___ fly -I - IZINIATHIEUX MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS f,__Cteciwit ( I _L MoWtifizers and emollients blended into a delicate cream. Merle Normans Moisture Emulsion provides ade*y.trehcomplexion surface that lots make-up glide oo smoothly and evenly. Worts day and night to aid in replenishing the lost oil& and moisture ne surytoraradiarn and youthful complexion From the Sheer Series by Merle Norman Cosmetics s5 oo, A - two certainly love horses and city of Atlanta on busim have the trophies to prove it. Anyhow, the boys did enjoy .Ll-ksonvillv, -'-'----"-_--_ Th e Nev Beauty Blend "Ike %kere !he big unes %ivre hiding but he had to don his crisp hfle fader and Janle hart vLl I'd wager thM dduhter Ann . 1 M0I.'*)'- T U R E - G W6 am - __ - . JLJ . G -- _ T . ~ ______ . 11 MW . ,, - __ - -I.. . _ _7 'e- . �- Sunday, Oct. 14, 1973 69—The Sanford Herald r _ ..- - _,!:~~_. ~1. ~ _., -- __ 4 . -i_-w -=-~: :-t:- - -~-,~:Z-Z,-:-Z= - -.,- __ . _~ Z~.__ _~ *._____~:,_-_. =-:7. 74 P~_~ __.,._____..:1-____ .----..-------,-----.-.-.-~:i-._-.---""'---,i -. __ ~_ _. __.. -_ . :-_ __-________.-__ _ __-__ ____ - - -_ ___ ,oiliwki ___ ____ --- - - Open ~-7— n~-:--. ~ —W— 0 : 77-~'-N ~F— ~=;~~~~~~~ ____ --.-- - -----'. - - - _.-. House Honors Mrs. Joe C Mi,11~ 1ql*1*,#1, . a) 1 I __1 t_ ~&_ - Meisch c 4n cu Mrs. Hadlock and Mrs. Jie Melsch celebrated tering was made by Mrs. Carter Included Mrs. L S. Hartsfield ore rnegnberormanea Sr.; Frank Metsch and the Mrs. John Ray Thomas, San-the her 80th birthday with an open and Mrs. Witte. Lutheran Church was 8130 has four great. .14V Misses Stephanie and Lisa ford. She Approximately 60 relatives house reception at the home of 0 vieS '""" us ixzsuOsu Hobbles granddaughters, Lori and Mr and Mrs BonnerL Carter, arwi triends called during the Meisch all of Jacksonville "b The formu Emelia Schmah, Bryan Hadlock and Angela and ''? 300 Lake Mary Blvd1 Sunday appointed hours arid the honor r p'" la ying or friends a guest received many g ifts in. bor n Oct. 9, 1893 In Brooklyn, Laura (Jet 7, 1973 from 2 to 5 p.m. small Lrey organ She enjoys keeping up with the reception were cluding a Bible with extra large N Y came to Florida in August, , Mr. and Mrs Carter and Mrs print, sent by a granddaughter, 1914 and married the late Joe her manyfriends and limited activities, Is a charter member Henry H. Witte of FL Myers Mrs James E Hadlock, of Meisch, June 12, 1918 They Indianapolis, md who was celebiated theIr 50th wedding of the Lutheran Church of the Mrs Carter and Mrs Witte ( ~ & Bee I U1.LII wid ui to the attend who unauie anrn4'ersaiy1nl9t In addition oaugiers ol tie honoree, Mrs. church friends in the ft ti on. lebra daughters, makes her home with the ce Out-of-town guests attending Meisch has two grand- Congregational Christian Carters. Assisting with daughters, ______ ___________ . ________ •• ________ I - _'IM VF ___________ _____________________________________________________- " ____________ - - - ,. ________ . ---:- •.. . - —______ ____ - ---.. - - - -!' ' -.,... --..I. -.-T. L - 11111 --' - ______ - ____ off- - W _ VPPP" _ r '' - 'r i~ ____ t= - - . Lr: r1G -. - j W . ItqdvT w -, ~ w_ __ 7 - r ~ -- .... -'- '- ., '-, - - - I -,si " ', IIIT_- -c-. - - 01 ~"~W - _ ___ .-•— r - - ia$1 a - --- 1 - I _______ - - -. ! - ... ~ I.- - __ - J1J - Nr __ F ,;~.A t zf-zz %_-_ - - 1. _____ 80TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION (Ito r) Mrs. Henry H. Wi tte, Mrs. ..ke Melsch, Mrs. Bonner L. Carter - tueceiia Fanner Photo) I - 'Wear! -. • ,', ---•- ---,. JuUst In time to your Christmas do i'ti •ry Merry IN TIM VI F , 11 1. D rector . THAT STAY BEAUTIFUL OR YEAR8I " I..-,. re- t:-- I- - ast week WC closcit OI' flit' co!UIrr. witti a iiiit :bout neOrlando-Wiriter Park Board of Realtors and the Seminole Count.,' Board of Realtors. We made a comparison related to th e fact that last month when the Orlando-Winter Park Board's nominating committee presented a slate of officers for 1974, members of that Board elected the slate wlthar5lngle opposition vote We pointed out that this was not the case when members of the Seminole County Board met in September at "-'-•- -.- 1. r'' ,...,ian - -- - er":- ,, _. ..,,., f time stand stil. Ilant display that msn1fIes and brings to Ifs th out... and In. lenilfies their coior In hiP qu;IIty -- - glass glob.. - I a &jb % K 201 S. Elm Ph. 322-7121 Sanford (In The Ace Hardware Bldg.) nf ord, . managers, Mr. and Mrs. Henry and Mrs. H. Konlgsmark. Laiigknecht; research, Mrs. S. Also Mrs. John Lamb, Mrs. David Lewis; costumes, Mrs. Julia I inehan, Mrs Hugh B F Grieves, and wardrobe Lynch, Mrs. A. Mercorelli Mrs. South Mrs. W. Gibbs. C. Merers, Mrs. J. O'Brien 4 -- policy recommendations submitted to Congress by This is not as paradoxical as What you must remember is tables ... a neoteric (add that to Eclectic is a fascinating of the ITIOSI exciting adventures that somewhere in your in- your decorator vocabulary!) President Nixon received a idea. ..but every time you try it, in home decorating today. it sounds, strong general endorsement it seems to turn out 11hodgein the anonmlv of this newest dividuality, a central scheme— etagere...traditional upholst"It's easy for decorators," U113 usfliu& i avZT* J.D. hcmc tyc, y r bj i-hclds the p1CeS ii 1jis.xa ... **,d pJUay. ")ut bijw caji I is*jike a pu'g Sawyer, President of the together. cross-breed styles, colors, Provincial ceiling. Taking what appears to be work?" National patterns-do almost anything If you study the living room What makes it go together so Association of the best of various styles or REAlTORS. "The President's colors Is an art-and the whole Simply, by using a thread of you feel like. Heresy becomes by Armstrong designer Cathy beautifully? proposal to provide immediate busines.c of going eclectic is one continuity, quite acceptable. Erb, you'll see oriental If you take a dose look, there relief to the hard-pressed is a key pattern theme home mortgage market should throughout the room.,IF alleviate an extremely serious - T " . diamonds. They're in the L '' threat confronting the home- tables; they're In the carpet; - I building industry," Sawyer they make up the window said. . grillwork. There is even a . IL President Nixon announced f diamond design in the ., . -that the government would '.allcovering and in the . ____ move shurtly to allow savings - _ - 1's' upholstery. The diamond ', • -_ and loan associations to provide pattern unifies the room and I , A I li: Mill allows the excitement and I . I I . ., ) t mortgage loan commitments. I rontrast of the eclectic mix. .~ I . I l r Suc h LtCdIt h bee n v i rtually -n - -\Vliat' U ' t,t 1 lilt I' UII -.-'u.-.Jiut oil sinco June, because of -be'Ico'"? A e'i-'a-i rtr4 dlir.; FTP •fl(!' turds tip. IL * -# * . iftUuIsan says n -Ll: u&iu iuii-fflLercst-be;Pring U.S. - -7 - . - .- organization Sure!- 0 know hat knife don't you? That's one that simply meets, occasional belch and burp-and goes home -'--'-- -. . . t . - . (%..r5Il1'I ' ' - , - L_ _____ • __________________ - 'g . - L. - - - -- _____ - _____ — a..-.- . = - 7 0 ;W= 10 , -zm~`Iiimwz~-0 - -- 'I L - ]t -. ---- iIP'TFPpuâ- . - ' -- g ---_ Enienainers ACTIOSS 1--- Hope 4MiuTrnn. actrru --- - 4IRLa--- a I son of Seth 41 Enter actreu . f ?j1'4.__ •1, - ---- — - . - _-— ql-*, -1 . 1 - - d _ - - •. - -.- . I A - ' r 1.- and % - '- ___ _____ ___ -- w.,• - - ..T - -' - - -. - - --r' - "' - - - .' __________ ____ -=-= -- -..-- -- -- - - - aine offerings r home - - :ç . ____ 51 Tier 53Carbamde S3Creek theaters S4Pnend(Fri liPronowi ill Ameflcan cartoonist 56TV-- 24 Cut of meat 57 Permit IS Refuge Vtatkns %Iterrogate Word flEntertaners 1,k a gd am 'J &'! !,lPa - Ii Tenets 1r12 monster 3Prunlan eIFII - irs Ill? -- meuvr -1red 3 5 33 Derenmum 40 Perspire 41Ktnmint 4adeacocoon lr4Laas 47 At.a.aan dl! k(dathe b1d 4lTauM — 8 -.-'F___ -1 __ — __ 'I - -, z - I i . __________ I -- - 1 I 11 i . - - - 11 . - .1 irisured mortgages at interest - rates below Ow nwrket level. SuW)Cr noted that both of .7%-wn d -_ ______. 11~ -- ~ W. 1111111111111 ~_ - - . - 8 a a — 9 11 110 - , ~,l I _.____S1. ` -.- " ~ At Rollins Theatre - ~ thesesWpScanbethkenbyU1 '.-administra tion Immediately to -— help the housing credit squeeze __________________________________________ without waiting for &-; — .8AVO4orlal action on Out J_. -. -. phases of the administrations -housing plan Such action is not i- --'----- -,j expected before next fall ~ . --- ~_ ~ - - IiTk ti ..i / - A, Fr;,0 T '- --r ar tint v ' 52 1 51 Ei I i f1I i'I U re" days, folowed by a 1955 reviv al that won it greater critical praise Man even Its first - I 57 i - I 13 1I Dons will be fweSeTlteo at 830 pin, on Oct. 38 19, 20 and 25, 26, 27. Inforination and reservations may be made by calling the box . s - . - & Compare our .ro Decorators JII' find WIP )F Philips Cl...#* PHILIPS i ft %'Iifl,OViS CflflfflC1 and fancy top treatments 1OP . I _ SEARS _* A -k - A SEARS is the low cost, I I N'- - I .-t. 1 minutes later after installalion of Sears aluminum- - - Eclectic doesn't nean potting a square peg in a round hole It , means creating the cx traordinary the uncomrto- - ' ' _ - '- - -,,,1% using two t - 8flu • . ' - 1¼ 1 Ji it 1 easy way to overcome the pain and strain of Actually there's no mess or bother when you remodel with SEARS ALUMINUMVINYL REPLACEMENT windows. Old windows are removed and SEARS REPLACEMEt-if vAJ v. Into place without disturbing wails or woodwork. Both sash easily removed for cicaning. No air inifitra. tion or water leakage. Positive sash latches and posihoned lift handles. In style fl,l rrjrr .,4s ykitif .-. ' 31? West I3thSt. r I CaUCOIIIC4 134$ 322-3313 or 322.0314 . I . (JJ3VF jj.}sk '7' - - 'S I - ' '- - . - - -- - , - - , J - - - - - - SAP4FORO FLORIDA .IUYWVJ ___ ' tr unsightly, sticky windows Decorating Need Not Be Expensive _______ vinyl window replacement FINEST TAILORING a GUARANTEED FABRICS .._&:'Tç'?e•14 : I - .aiiueu.aI w.uu .flVI auIImIhIlm.U1 . PERFECT FIT 'W -.-- - A &JJ ir LT - "1 .. use PE ' Same window about 23 _ J L/ A -' I TI DRA .1 - -J!a"i' (I j : 4Tá - - - and sash, drafty and almost impossible to raise or lower .. .4 Its reccrd e success includes a Now York Drama Critics' fl51 1 brilliant cubist design. Rotted sills, unsightly trim musical fable abcut the Underworld of tinhorn gamblers and sentimental chorus-girls of New York's Times Square that delighted theatregoers in New York for tiree years in for 16 mon ths, in Chic o 5 for 3f; weeks, and in other cities for Ovi 47 ,48 __ . Of course, fellowship Is fine, and it's enjoyable True --. from time to time thedlrectoraof the Seminole County Board have handled a complaint here and there from various the unusual with diverse people, some Realtors and some not, and as far as we know elements based around some these complaints have been settled to everyone's These measures are = central or big idea don. But, aside from fellowship and the few grieva nces, neccs.a in the short run, the - -M l, With th is in mind, you can Seminole Count) Board's activities toward provid ing much realestatctndustryspokesman start today with your own big for Its membership has been sorely la cking, J said, top relieve conditions —' 'idea and create surroundings of As far as we know there has been little In the way of caused by the unprecedented . a hybrid quality. ,.and live (V.TL WA V 'r(I education courses and seminars for brokers and salesmen, /LaLa ivl%! MIX 111 FURN ITU RE Y £ '..J LVI rise in interest rates. Taking a "electically"-happily---ever The average Realtor and Associate has been given li ttle -longer view, however, we are .. . Each piece shows best features reason to belong to the organization. This point is really especially pleased to see driven home when one considers that the Orlando-Winter reflected in Mr. Nixon s Park Board carries oi a completely organized program of proposal our recommendation L activities f or its members-both Realtors and for a plan to provide direct cash I These special activities include meetings and srninars assistance to low income I I • I -property management, how to list p roperties in the manner, Violative and taxation, orientation for new families to perm~.t then] to meribers and every other phase of the real estate business. choo5e their own homes, rather i %)* C, t)s s than fomftig on them new The Orlando-WinW Park Board provides a library of books . housing, with its inevita ble as well asfllms which sales managers may use to train uies ';i If themselves to pay more 'than over 20 years is $12,780. At yourself a considerable There is room for bargaining NEW YORK — (NEA) project stigma. people In the Individual real estate offices. you hav decided upon a home they anticipate on "closing eight and one-half per cent, amount of money in the long on some of the closing items, believe this will not only to purchase, and have checked day." The question, ultimate- it's $15.340. At nine per cent. run. But that doesn't neces- but it all depends on the initiOf coutw, one of the big reasons why the Seminole provide more decent housing it out to your own satisfac• ly, is how much more? it's $17,820. So, the difference sarily solve the short-range ative of the buyer. NevertheCounty Board has not provided such activities is that upuntil of 1 per cent translates to problems. Such as closing less, no matter how vigilant for those who cannot otherwise Lion, you may feel like breath. some three years ago only a handful of Realtors and their 1 The MORTGAGE M 41all of costs. And "points." And es- (or frugal) the buyer is, the more than 15.000 h:--c L. ff°rd It, but Tih. o.dt, 13 gage interest rates vary L C...7 . Associates constituted the m.mbe-rshlp of the Beard. Nov, savings do not amount to added virtue of effectively 'ust beginning What follows 8 to 10 per cent and ?gher, which coriesout ?f your pock- crow fees. the nunber runs into tL.j hundreds and it's about time the et HcrC is a s the legal transaction it ... u CLOSING COSTS - Closing utilizing the nation's supply of .5"If. depending where you h.- and ' leadership of the Seminole County Board took the bull by the It can be more frustrating -- - when you want to buy, The mortgage for 30 years: existing homes. costs are what you. the homehorns and provided some of the advantages and benefits an Some items on which a and more costly — than ter, buyer pay on the day the deal home buyer may save money "Also welcome is the reting out basel)oard termites. only way to save money is to organization of this type should make available to Its e on .e.epne TOTAL is finarly consummated. You on closing day are: President's Intention to seek can, INTEREST membership. And, that lsa two-way street, too. Webellevelf mortgage con a- RATE Followl are me g uidehave to pay g11 in INTEREST cash legislation which would update 11 the Seminole County Board will provide these avenues for Its unifi you find one that o to° k the l Appraisal. and th e re js no $ 9.170 and Improve the existing laws and anuction smoothly and how will suit your terms. The dii 8 - ------- ----- --*--$11.500 room for negotiation on er3 membership to im prove themsel ves educationally , 2 Credit report governing mortgage c e t by to emerge from It in some- ferenco between a mortgage 554 professionally the organiza ti on itself will be the major $13SlO tam items, such as advance 3 Prope rty Survey. permitting homeowners to pa thing less than a state of at seven and one-half per cent g recipient of the major benefi ts 516 040 property taxes fire insurance 4. Termite Inspection, s h ock. The sphere of mon. and one at eight per cent may g .............................. $18440 title insurance. ciedit life m. fair market rates on FHA and 1, gages, closing costs, title seem microscopic. But, in 10 ..............................$20720 surance fees. and legal CbsVA insured loans. We believe OFFICE IS A MUST In ,'tort, whatever small searches and deed surveys is reality, it can mean thousands ................................... ing costs can range from as thatsuch legislation would have pock-marked with legal loop, of dollars. For example, the If you are fortunate enough little as 1600 to as much as s,il'I"1g5 YOU make oh closing We understand an effort is being made by the new the effect ing C CC of help PIIM, o preventholes. Many real estate agents total interest on a $30,000 to obtain a low interest mort. $2,500. The nation-al average j uay depend on your own re* leadership to obta in an office for the Seminole County Board wild fluctuations in mortgage advise their clients to preDare mortgage at eight per cent gage rate. you have saved now between SI,5W and $2,000. sourcefulness. of Realtors In a location situated as near to the center of the - -_ rates, while Insuring that home county as possible. buyers would have an adeq uate -In our opinion this Is a must-if the Seminole County supp ly di I Board wishes to continue the operation of the organization. -wriable rates. .An office with a paid staff will provide the organization a payable at reas -_ Board can operate. A library central point from which the ASSOC IATION OF RFAI TORS -th e manager of the Interior de can be established A board room can be provided where csctI base that emphasi zes ' l ong advocated the enacthl % '1% IAN B RO WN -sign department at Simmons classes can be tauitht from time to time and w he re films can Ittini room look ' ii'iH U III UUU ,uetlKnliusg "All you really need is four be shown to experienced Realtors and Associates as well as The plywood headboard awl realistic fl re. e schemes artborn o necessit y, 11 I '17 pieces of wood nailed together Vi new members of Ole nrganTaticLn. Such an office can provide shelves along the window t government-insured mortg- a thought for the young trl 011 and covered with vinyl. The '(j4j4 were also covered n the fabnt w most of the forms approved by the Board of Realtors to its ages, Sawyer said, a budget hu d like to Z*U up which Is available in 54-inch standard one is a bout four J! I !t membership. lflCh3. her room a bit at home or at yardage. One could use 2-by-4s Draperies were made In commenting on the . The advantages are too num erous to list here In detail. available at lumber stores io ininistratioa's announced inL There are whisperhigs that the Seminole County B-oard w Fo xa p e, a e .e V_ /i~ av . 1 , ~~ tention to seek legislation "Instead of shelves at the . may even establish its own multiple lisfing service. This could be painted if one prefers. ' aimed at encouraging more lone, in our opinion could be one of the most Important tress and box spring coered in indows the unit could h ave As for the headboard and ,t'__ rfr4 -._.if . financial in.stItution. to invest a bandanna-patterned fabric, a hf tUj) d o hold the b--I shelves, measurements could singl advantages of the Seminole County Boa rd ha ving its new idea for his company, de- clothes," Poisal observed. - 'Tli' In residential mortgages by be taken to a lumber yard — " own headquarters. ,'-t-signer 'here the plywood might be David Poisal came up mattress and spring were deestablishing a sliding s':iiie f Now, whether this bad anything to do with the mem b' with a handsome but simple Signed to be used without i cut to size If you must cut it tax cred its or, curn loafti, cover during the day." some of County Board rejecting scheme. " Seminole bership of the room He used the pat. yourself, use the cutting tools ISawyer noted that .t He fastened all the fabric to . -, ta A at the lumber yard. tern th roug ho th people nominated for officers, we're not sure, But ut In e small ASSOCIATION OF NATIONAL ,:, , 4 rumbles we've been hearing indicate that the newly elected space, but it was well coordi. the plywood with glue which he REALTORS' spokestrian had : prefers to u.s because "it can r1 fabric to unpainted, unfinished nated. leadership does have some sweeping changes in mhd and we advocated such a measure smoother finish. 'Use pv chests, and prefers it to paint, .One might slipcover any matprovide a believe anything in the way of a change In th e operation of - - 4 either this week in testunon -1 - __ ~d. It is an ideal way h-t explain, tr m and box spring In a color. an adhesive t1wt [wrinits thC the Serni.-iole County Board could result In nothing but an - ---. hPliort- Ille Ilimme IL al"I ful fabric and take the idea fabric to be moved about and g improvement n the oar even removed and reapplied if Currency Committee, you purchase should be simple, from there. eyes i. , own membership. KA does not line up without detailing. PoLal CtW5 iad paint for U the pattern Sawyer also strongly backed ed properly, he advised In his c urrent endeavor, he lo ng wall agai ns t which the b As we have pointed out on several previous OCCSSIOIII the President's reaffirmation of black vinyl plin th reused inexpensive accessories 5thfld and it made a flattering i.. administration's intent lilt: have ktitl the great denl to do with unliftL', ,u 1 .CE-.Colorful , IflefliOfl i on ili background picking up the cesscu.1 use) r under the bamboo blinds, natural N INFLUE bandanna print on natural PRINT and sakspeople not status of estate brokers real vigorously pursue a wide range 4- professional a corn husk rug str.ng color in the mRttreu. .x spring a.. available a chair, a mattress and box spring influences LF.e cane only locally but throughout Florida and the nation off f( , , fair Oer it put two framed Roll the mattress centers, but those decorating in this room designed b} David Poisal of from dune and a see through a equal opportunities - 8 lastic cube table He also ing Stones posters that also em who want t' make their 01411 Simmons. Wall is 'd blinds The Herald and this writer offer the Board our complete i plinth will find it simple to do, enacted by Congtess in 1964 and phastzed the bright colors. The cmperation in every progressive effort It will undertake In bamboo and the chair is cane. 1963. ers. bed &its r,a a black vWyl re- observed Poisal, assistant to A A _--- ' - Y _ D Florida 327w. characters. ,7 4 t FASHION . . - Jersey dinner dress by Graham Price, London, combines the feel of silk and and Dolls', is uie TOWS Al Jo SwerUng ; -; ;syon's 'rttfl SMile of I);i't; U-. Broadway nnd stories 1 -T4 house. - ,,Guys writtr I ----- ' Rollins College, Winter Park, The show has aongsby one of America's most popular song- 17 mellowness... while modern - 44 -•----..--• .1' r di office Monday through Friday at 646-2145 or by writing the Annie Russell Theatre, Box 37 L4ods COIflfMl&i) "1 1 fl I" .. —, . - 1 i—i I_ ft e.ffy~ T3I -'lL :~- T -- Antique appointments give a - - z . -- - 4__ 1%~ — — — 1 1. ~, - - 'Guys And Dolls' To &giil 14 16 15 (SIb.) 45Sh5hoOtafl 5 ierinan rl!.er 13 12 daughter 19 Drive off ZLl Act" Harald 43 Oiyiflptan and family itoddess 21 Stuff Th Afterold found 44 Individuals - 4: II Dads I BiblieI n4yne 17 Speaker DOWN 4 31 fl email iCrafi S Distinct part I Pugthit Maaie 2 Hdtous 17 Legal professIon ewatt gith 1O Facial feature psuern 22 Sotai gtwp 3Migt- .S 4ln4s.ndancing - r1ow i o .5ave ( n _________ . . ' _____- I The Annie Russell Theatre at Rollins College of Winter Park presents the first offering ofthe 1973-74 season with the long run Broadway musical hit, 'Guys and Dolls," opening Oct. 15. .- -'.- '- -. ,_ F-, - Mortgages, Points, ' Season - --------------- - -•!: .- - - - - -. r .. •. :-. j1; 'V - i I I / .- lk / marriage Al - - --f.fl - arrangement on the elegant dresser Roses, delphiniums, violets, and marigolds make a fantastic composition Whitman uses another simple trick-mating several shades of the same color family. For example, the plush carpet in lilac highlights the purple in the bedspread and the gold of the sitting room walls is picked up in another shad of goId in the plaid love seal ' V1 5 . -- time and she knows It's "not nice to fool" you! Take a look at the floral iriI ':. - -. £ IF _. . I ii F -C , _-j • " IF . save to - / A ~J . Also, Mrs. H. mullany and Mrs. R. Paetz. Mrs. R.G. Mrs. G. Notarpole; sets, Jerry Recker, Mis. Gilbert Robbins, Amundson - and Wilhelm Mrs. Jerry Robinson. Mrs. John Stuhrenberg; lights and Routler, Mrs. F.H. Schulte, technical director, David Mrs. W. Stuhrenberg, Mrs. F. Lewis; properties, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. D.R. Williams and Gregory O'Connell; make-up, Mrs. C.L. Edwards. Mrs. Edward Korgan; hostess, -;, pan prorams Tickets arc h-" - ' Mrs. Karl Schailer- ub1icity students. Atknda ' Mrs. Henry Abrahams; to 200 a night so xncke resermusical director, Mrs. J. vatlons early. For tickets, call O'Brien; telephone, Mrs. J.S. Mrs.ltkhard David dt 574-1566. Rehearsals are going well Perry; and tickets, Mrs. and Mrs. Caskey says surprises Richard David. Ttie cast, to date, Mudes am in store for all who attend. . - W . i 41 Entert i$Gerinank culture 35 Virtues -X 1 I" '-- - :; $' uje Emporiurn SOPamfuI - #- - --- gp4 ntu' - (dial) $15Oear wis.ner 12 lAfttime 13 Danube 15 Before IITITIg m.'-2 37 Hampers - - - - i.;- -- 'r-1 t ' . - -- -' "'Iø — ; - ON '" - _.- , Answer to Prsneus PuUi.J ' scheme from a magazine, and you're a couy-cat ... but translate a color scheme from Nature, and you're an artist! ' -P - _____ student ... pick out a color . If you're afraid to mix red, - ii— - n1stra t ion 's announce meat of an attempt to attract $. billion ii pr ivate funds into the mortgage ,narket for newhousing construction This move will involve a revival of the "Tandem Plan" of the Government National Mortgage Association, under which the govern ment be) mortgages at prices favorable to the seller, then sells thrin back to the originator or other investors at discounts sufficient to provide a fair market yield The effect of 11tis strategern Ls ______ - r"'i - _____ , ra nome loan com- '----- - - associations, guaranteeing that money will be available to them at some future date to cover present - - - ¶•ó4 — i4IIP1 offbeat color scheme." Pick up a color s'.heme from i ,' a decorating book, and you rea - TYeasury bills an other vestments. ,ru,er the ftu• ministration plan, the Federal home Loan Bank Board will provide forward cornmitments to savings and loan 1.- FELLOWSHIP Is FINE 0 -- )'r' were not elected. Instead, Very little is contributed to such an organization by its (% members--save for dues--md consequently when one doesn't put much into an organization he doesn't get much out of it. Haven't you found that to be true? - __~ And, that'a been óbuut the story of the S'minote uunty Board of - ,hr*SPAPIRE'4TEpPR!SE ASSN , , Sa VLIIII11UeC - Without casting any reflection upon the nominees of the nominating committee who didn't make it, th is "happening" within th e rank of the rank and file members of th Seminole County Board may turn out to be the best thing to ever happen to the Realtors within the confines of this County. To understand what we mean, the average man on street must first understand a few facts. And, we're going call'em (the facts that Is) as tie have seen them over the past eight or nine years Initially, the Seminole County Board of Realtors has been nothing more- .and this Is my own opinion and not necessaril> that of The Herald-than a knife and fork - ROSE LAMP — three roses in illuminated bowl. Soft lit, dra. - ____ uisiu - I , Ahmit half of the slato pre"nted In- the Scrnincl.- aunty n A dramstsc, bril. - Sears ate Modern expert biddi mlgnt ctrnplated but !nc NO1* last to be more effective th an sirn- WCSI pier bidding provided, of l# Pass 2N.T. zourse, that the experts don't Pan 30 Pass 3# fall victim to their own compli. Pass PASS 44 Pan 0 CAU0113. Pass 4N.T. Jan Today we ace Jack Blair f SN.T. Pass 54 Tulsa and Paul Swanson Of Pan ' as 7 Pit tsburgh, the current life Pan You,South,bold: master champions of the ACBL, using their own version #A K 14 K .12 4A 74 4K i $ What 10 you do fI0W of Jacoby transfer. otmp. ! ;--.. posite six and no singletons P- ca make seen diamonds can make se' a.-trvmp and anywhere, the grand slam bid there isiodaiigetefari.1f.tme. has to represent some optimism. yet It isa lay-down prov- trinip. TODAY'SQtIESTI0N ided West does not hold all three missing trumps. Instead of responding one dim. mond your partw has re" nded .Jack opened two no-trum With 22 Ligh card I nts be hl one spdt. What do you do now? a mazimurn in tireir system. Asswer lillooday e s .O ? Cha BY JULkANSTENSTROM - - le '6 i *~; 13,1%ery , %j o 01VIV` , k I *1% I n niture Tod ay s M od ern Fur Pol icy CHICAGO -The housing - 11 i Did you know that we had the Haupy to see Alva Jernigan mother-in-law of that famous up and feeling better. She was confined to home fires for a few Ho llywood personality, Cl1uo. days with a very nasty cold. g in lea , s tj - . _____ 11IfIq a PIanning . - Oswald & James Jacoby I ;- Shopping . S I I _. Hence, when Paul responded with a three-heart transfer i By Jack bid fourclubs. Thiscon. She's Mrs. Evalyn Murphey. Did firmed a maximum two no. snow ,ieut use First Evalyn has recently returned trump with good spades. ByFANNEE1WARDS ETT Ted Carter, Bill French. Bill from a most refreshing trip out Baptist Church holds a family North's four-diamond call Herald Correspondent Gibbs, Art Hansen, John Hall, to California to v,Wt with her W33 a mild slam suggestion and Kingdom Seekers Class serves Hugh Lynch, Dale Miller, Al daughter and con-in4nw and South's four he3rts a mild ac. as hostesses. DELTONA-The "Distaff Nabich, John Ringwald, Paul unde rstand that she will' ceptance. Paul decided that he could Review," a combination follies Rose, Francis Schulte and Sol in the near future I Just learned that afford a Blackwood four no- and historic panorama, will be Venuti that Marcia congratulationi are in order for . trump and Jack's five clubs presented by the Deltona and Neil were en route to New Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Ricks showed all four , ,ces. It might Woman's Club on Friday wW Also Mrs. A.J. Andersov~ York for the opening of the of Oviedo who became the have shown none but the bid- Saturday, Nov.9 and , 10, at 7:30 Mrs. C. Ashman, Mrs. J.H. musical Jonathan Logan...- rents of a seven pound baby ding made clear which. pm. at the Woman's Club on Bateman, Drusilia Berger, Seagull" which Nell wrote the boy on Sul Sept. Paul's six club! was their Normandy Boulevard. Mrs. R. Blair, Mrs. M. Boren, version of the old grand slam usical score for. I'll let you The baby's name is Bryan Paul. M Mrs. J.K. Boyette, Mrs. LE. I.E. force. Jack could have bid He was born at the Naval Director Mildred M. Caskey Clark, Mrs. Robert L Dank- know more about this choice bit diamonds to show Just ace of tnimps:he had areadyguar- has named the foilowing staff worth and Florence Durand. Also Mrs. G.J. Ellis, Mrs. W. and members of the cast Sit hearts %rouldshow ace- G'eal manager, French, Mrs. Jcseph Healey, j :-,~__ w_ _m &~ queen -, six spades c and Boyette, continuity dirtetor, Mrs. Joseph Ilochreiter, Mrs. . . Ai some weakness somew h ere. s . Ralph ' . Jack could find no weakness Mrs. Clifford Myers; choral Franklin Hudson, Mr director, Mrs. Paul Rose;stage Jordan, Mis. Bernard Kartman he just bid the grand slam. By - I . " ((1St I -, . .- . ______ Announced ' Realtors - LiWiii - well as the ones closer about her daughter, Joan, and Yellow tapers in silver holders. there &A she tells me that Joan is to home. Fruit punch was served frun Or li legal firm up in teregoneGInny While they 2 crystal punch bowl, which Building over in CNA and visited former the BUCK was surrounded with t er n, now that's what I call Orlando . .. along with nuts, mints and a residents of Chuluota, Tommy going up In th2 world in more birthday cake with the in. and Carol Lyons and their ways than one. scriphion "Happy Birthday young son, Tommy Jr. Joan is such a lovely young Tom Sr., you will remember, Eme1a." The cake decorated laly and! am ti-:t ..-..Li LC with pink roses and blue lete built Ln remember for her many a rtIwMnswtdch wer "Y r !-' (.i. (]iuhioLi irs 1 t,*I's i,t , -""a" os s.uu&. by the development company. .tteVie1A) - Shop ,, am -- - . L/IstaJJ over Lile place ard ening-oDecorafsng -. . T ii :1 1 T__ d -; 1Il! - "' i- EstatesG es y V Lingerie specialty LP.I.n.. . - W IN AT BRIDGE ansers rcnterpi He girl. itiect tJic sccuuI ticy 2[ljoy vlt11ig hack arrangement of pink yellow 'r of each month at their and forth with their friends and and w hite Fuji rnurs, li it j%tL ,\ .. .. dt'ti'ieu ro.irntn' ''t" in Cr'4IUni LU1 Dtn is, i tiltuU&I the ccranue shops up glass eontRlni r tuink.d by - ija -I I -. ewsnotes i as I learn more Hospital In Orla ndo Mrs Ricks I Just with that you could see Just beat the stork by a few days herald Correspondent the lovely "Tote and Coat" as she was working on her Buck and Ginny Chadwick ha nd bags which Doris Weever Master's Degree and got hae returoed (rem a seek end is teaching the members of Ue one month before the arriaI of Woman's Club to make the welcome bundle of joy. trip to Pensacola I understand Oviedo Ricks Is presently s ta tioned that the Chadwicks once lived They are so lovely, I am actUUlly trying to on an fri.. at the emergency room of the there before Buck retired from from I)or-is to go oser US Naval Hospital the Navy to their present tome '.Itation and learn mv'lf. 111 (l'ulunta , :, .0 _~~ u--: - _____ - ___________ _______ Real SanforcIs onlY 14) LIZ MATHIEUX latender orchid corsage a gift from Mrs. A. B. Peterson. Mrs. Peterson also presented orchid corsages to the two daughters, 4io Carter and trs witte The refreshment table was overla id wi th a lace cloth and ' - 4iiuiuota"uvieuo ',ellow acesories and a - -.% .. - j -' .- w-__ OPENING SOON Simpson Mrs Meisch was attired inan off white cotton glaze dress with - ~__~__ es tiP - party were Mrs. Annie Thompson, Mrs. Helen Remusat and Mrs. Edward --.: -z,:- - . ' .i __, _.I =4 lk__ '7 --- ,, - Mw W , ... 41. i it 7 1 dosting _____ - T ,7l__Po~ ---- . f4 Endorse ' - - * PV% 1 Im 11 Realtors iv - ~ .-. - 1 .---; - CALL CARL HARRIS FOR FREE ESlIMATE —. - U -. . Sear _____ 322.1771 PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Hwy. 17.92 at 27th Street SAN!ORD - - It 4 �- - -- ; ,, . . I __ WE DUN'T '1TUP" E-H ME$kE0.RAMER IGz..__ ~irl ~_ - _J . - I ,11 I i I , . 11 77- -_ ., I I * L- ".'' -, 1. - II s"' II ,., . ' M 'LIPri fl : l.• • - Y •" '$L ____ _ tsr ' I lialtv .'.. - "" . _____ wallpaper I I'l . f IV ! st.'e I H — - - .1 -- a. UtIL ittn — I SERENITY dwells within this Oriental-looking split level with pagodainspire d roofs and space to handle a large f a mily. A fwn....tAr%J foyer spiral stairs helps make the house a showpiece inside as well as outside. Plan }IA800C has three bedrooms and two separate family li ving areas. .-rp E1u 1 - - L. New Ycrk, N. W'CIG Anyone who wishc: t know the . or. - t.L -- Weekend before last City of Sanford street crews were working on unpaved streets throughout the town, par. ticularly In the Goldboro sctlon. The work was being done n Sunday. Is there a good reason why this work as being , . --- —. '_ ft - .! ''' - - - C I - 1 - 1 I -&, #. omeowners Use Storaae SDace , In 5.I Iuwa Iti LWW%U ___ of which escalate Ian. It usually is enough to with the amount of protec- cover a home in the subde. costs insuraric u To Best elite policy. It covers sU of Homeowners' One: This poUc will protect von . .-..:&w I .' ... - . -v cvCU , 1 It isn't too soon to consider next)ear's vacation cottage. In fact it may be}our onI chance ,et one in yo! area. At we oia price, mat is. Or even someth ing approximat- ing r _ i se r_tn r-r-- --- J_ 1 -I - a — - 0 -- ' it. - - oS '' &. -, ffl TL,ne is running out (or%acation cottage renters at many rorts.eyarerentingma demand market that J f . ii I - ,.-'- - - lliow_.3 S. I \I - [Jj11TfI4U) . 1, I_- -, __________________ - year's rentals. Many are waittug to see whether the traffic will bear another hike. Others Want 11. In rent q. •,,. _).— . [ - . ....... — .f4 1110-040ISSRS . ;i rs - _________________ klt~!Ari4L_~ ,___ __ _ - Id X Ili" ~ -' . !TET1TTITji-1, . 11 - %.. __ — -- .Ie . -- -- , w _____ I iar ____ -- T.IE . -.- JX CW vLAJ -'.,----'-- -- 4 - 4 - --- - -- - Re altors Praise FHA Bill , -.- c - s F2 , Lt %- -_-_--=~_ I '. ..._ . . .__- S ....._._A-. 1 _-- - The bill, ivin authority to 4 .' . 1 '1 otiun 2 & 3 BEDROOMS 1 il BATHS . CENTRAL NEAT & AIR ' 1- ) LAUNDRY ROOM * QUALITY WORKMANSHIP • DISHWASHER DISPOSAL I CONVENIENT SNACK SLIDING S tRIAl L•TO-WALL CARPETING • CATHEDRAL CEILINGS WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES • 12 a . • BAR DIRECTIONS Take I I to the Deltona Exit, go eas t on Deflary Doyle Rd. 1.5 miles to t'ovtdence Blvd , turn left, a miles to Elkt-'am (I;I1 Turn left )b;o stothemodeth.mes — MRRonDA HOMES inC. 831-4039 628-2162 789-2999 Editor: Quite frequently I hear the words "cement block" or - V) $ri - .t-n-1 -.1~~~ . . I -V... _!!!, Dear Mrs. 11GB: No, marn. A termite inspection Is not automatic. It Is made only when the contract for tht sale and purchase of a building or a home calls for such an Inspection. flout-s-er, you may rest assured that just about every contract calls for a termite Inspection and that's why some people get the Idea It is-as you say--automatic. You might be interested to know that many of the standard form contrac ts today do not use the term "tenmite," These standard form contracts call for the seller to provide the buyer with a report showing whether there are any Live wood destroying organisms. You see, the powder post beetle can also damage wood and there are probably others. .i _____ . _N1 "cement driveway" used. I don't believe this Is the correct use of the word, do you? -Mrs. CWW Dear Mrs. CWW: You must be an English techcr because )uu're absolutely correct, There Is no such thing as a "cement driveway" or a "cement block" home. Cement is an Ingredient used In the manufacture of concrete. It's a product that adheres sand and rock In the making of con. Crete. Thus, the pro.er term is "concrete block" or "cancrete driveway." Editor: When a purcharer buys a condominium I realize that he Why? Because Terra Alta found what you wanted and and we built Itjust for you -' out needed IS 4 - pays taxes on that portion of the building which lie owns. I also realize that the condominium association collects a monthly fee for the operation of the social halls and recreatlotsal areas. However, does the condomln!ufn owner have to pay taxes on that part of the condominium project owned by the condominium association? -ERD :- . : .--. Visit Terra Alta today I Bring the famll I Look over what Terra Alta has ,or you -: .' ' . OW ,. . - ..--._--.-... --: - --' - -..•..p - - I . ., ;__ . . . . 11 V — - • - - '- - .'..- - Mar 11Ifl: A portion of the monthly fee you pay to the c-ondomium association Is escrowed to pay taxes on the property owned by the condominium owners association. Consequently, you do pay your fair share of the taxes but you dolt Indirectly. It's almost like the idea some people have that persons renting an apartment or a house do not pay property taxes because the Landlord pays the taxes. True, the landlord does pay the taxes directly, but you can be assured that he pays It out of rents he collects each month from hL tenant. (rinIequvntly, the tenant does pay property taxes even though he does It Indirectly. However, he cannot deduct on his income tax return monies paid Indirectly to a landlord for taxes unless, of course, It Li spelled out In a rental or lease agreement. -- -: -- -- A - ;- . -i, .... .-..- -: . - -- - - - - - - .. . - -. -- I c .: . - -- t - - z -iik' (I) - -- I M -- - - -, - c : . :;•. YO U - / .. a.'.- - T. NAMILY j - __ hacienda soles 4-H'ers Take Stock Of Ac ewe ni e11 I'S And Look To Future By LOUISE L GILL Extension Home Economics Agent _______ social backgrounds. No matter where they live, city or county, 4-H Is there, In fact, the ten largest cities In the U.S. all Millions of 4-H youths and have active 4-I1 programs. their volunteer adult leaders 4-11 appeals to young people are "getting it all together" as whether they live on a (ann, an they observe 1973 National 4-H apartmer.t, the inner city, or an Indian reservation. And Week. Oct. 7-13. Traditionally, since 1927, through individual and group National 4-H Week has been a efforts they learn about the time for 4-H'ers, their leaders, world around them, other and friends to take stock of the people, customs, lifestyles, like year's accomplishments and and different from their own. And thai what the theme -4achievements. And it has been a time to look to the future of 4- H Gets It All Together" Li all II, in their community, their about. Young people, of difstate and nationwide. ferent backgrounds, getting to "4-H Gets It All Together" Is know each other and in. the theme of the 1973 National 4- teractlng and working together H Week, and In countless ways, to solve mutual problems 4-H has "gotten It together" by tackled by 4-I1'ers are concerns involving more young people such a v1T, y, Int'l, a:1 and adults than ever before, electric conservation; inLatest available figures show proving health habits and some 5,5 million young people standards; protecting our reached by 4-H and its half natural resources; and better million volunteer leaders. agricultural efficiency. 4-H groups exist In nearly every U.S. county, and in about Aiding them in their efforts 85 countries around the world, are personnel of the Pe'in, after the turn of the COOp-IdUv ieisaioti Service, century, as an educational which supervises 4-H activities. program for rura! youth, 441 Togetherness, of voun: today brings together both people and adults, from all rural and urban boys and girls, walks of tile, that's what 197i of all racial, economic and National 441 Week is all about. . i$1;__N- - . .-. - - . . 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Sanford Ave. _______ -- ntinken SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING - ___ _____ 4). i051/,~_ __/ For Cooling alone or cornpinto year around Air Conditioning-play it smart and invest your money In equipment that will last knorprovide mere Comfort. "4- 411111.4 &JI-EM3 I - "I, g - t ' I off "em — With Driveways, Paved Streets, Underground HOMESITES' Seworl ",_11 - SPACIOUS t1 - -=,_JjvevLew = r ' :,_ ,.;":,z - ______________ _! SECTIOM - --------- "'- ' Carefree Living And You Have A Beautiful V Mobil. Hrme To Put On III 4......_... - /, FOR PENNIES A DAY! YOUR LO 0"N ,;61 ,--. 'I 11 li - '.) = READY 10 MOVE I t1 I II - - - I 1111111 — at Syracuse had a special place By NANCY JOHNSON like it used to. The room looks smaller room at the top of the The trend has turned to need, for herbs, noting: Simmer sugar, water, roseCopley News Service i b ill 11w high ii. cramped-if the chair gut nLiu and home iasrnons itnaily The wealth of nations has 1T1M (uI 2 Ililliuka; cool and Apartment living has become through the door at all. been built on them, explorers strain. In chilled pitcher mix In most apartments, a double started to cater to it. With the plied the seas for them, witches nectar with ginger ale and lime way of life as familiar to And that brings up another bed looks like a king, and that rapid growth in small encast their curses with them and juice. Add rosemary-sugar solu- America as the metropolis, problem-elevators. Big bits stamps out extra space in- vironment life-styles has come the ills of mankind were cured lion. Fill eight glasses with ice Apartment complexes and and pieces won't (it from truck tended for desk, dresser or a growth in smaller-size furby them. But through the ages, and pour In juices, then add townhouses are rising close to into elevator, let alone into the armoire. nishlngs. 11 the most common use for them sprig of tititit and-or lime tWi3t. the coasts and thicker than was giving a fourth dimension trees in the suburbs, to what otherwise can be borMore about noise abatement The move to apartments is tog — eating. with landscape plants, nothing short of phenomenal. Revived, common and new At the Florida /tgricultura'l Authorities say that by 1980 8) uses for herbs were empha- Experiment Station, workers Cent of the country's young sized. There were demonstra- evaluated the effect (lint hedges per 20 to 34, will be tions on baking with herbs; of Podocarpus rnacrophylla adults, ages herbs in salads and pickliag; in (Taxusfamnhly), Piitosporum to- making apartment living their soups and stews; in jellies, pre- bira laurel type), Fcljoa sell- life-styles. serves, sweet items, drinks and owiana (myrtle group) and IIFor fear of alienating those Mobile homes ready for you to move in at a price to f. your budget, These punches; herbs in sachets and licium anisatum imrwnn1p "i still cor.1dcr anart. - -; -- -Is, . -.... ..... - -- - .. - . . •---- - - '-.- - - -..._a ( .7 !II Ihi' lives of Ir.nui home from tnis groat CrtIIttlinq ! I rc.nt nt, i-ntnt !'''f'r, inn ophstacatcd Indians and early settlers. rotary lawn mower and (C) a garbage collection, lawn maintenance and use of alt recreational Contribu(ir, this "Herb six-cylinder automobile .Iriven enough for their tastes, some facilities. &ent" recipe was Mrs. Cherry on paved road at various home furnishIngs folk call it Thomson: speeds. The results show that simply a move to smaller environmenf,s, MFG. LOT NO, DESCRIPTION SIZE Petals from 12 pink roses and thenatureofthesoundandleaf characteristics Nomenclature and confusion of plants used 2b I'. bath. 12 red roses; 1 pint lavender Hillcrest 12'X64' 40 a s hedges 1 & R bedroom w ere more aside, important the toe-tubbinig flowers; 2 yellow daisies, for 7br I', bath. decorating problem which 24'X44' BOtTiflgtOfl color; 12 mint leaves; 4 rose than the width of the hedge. 146 Special PrIce dwellers of small homes are geranium leaves; 1 fern leaf, 7br. lbatli For example. Podoearpus 12161 ' 157 Vindale c rc1I Dn Potn for decoration; 1 tablespoon encountering i'i the fact that tne . ;' rc:;ia. , .-.,. ',I '-d ertr.t' a a i- UsU iaL. re.fl4% 414 t1tHCl't!51 Iitrom ne i" iIj.n mower ' I crushed; cinnamon, cloves, nutbut the other species having smaller. 7 bt. 1 bath. rreg, :t!Lpicc, caraway )'' Hillcrest Building costs are 1e;ri Center kitchen 169 ircader Icaves were. IHicum, and gingir; 2 11 tablespoons of with the broadest leaves. WaM bulldozed ahead by shortages of , I 4 orri root, crushed. effective in reducing the sound supplies and higher-priced Barrington 4/ 24'X60 Man-i special Dry petals s<'pr;itc1y in of I SII autoniobiles at a labor, and rooms scent to warm, dry, dark place for two [)UIt three meters inside the shrink. Less space i''- i 21 24'X52' Fleetlifle for more weeks; when dry add spices. hedge. money seems to be the maxim. Conveniently located on Hwy. 17-92, ¼ mile north Put in netting ((or sachet) or of SR 434 In Longwood. Open Mon -Fri 9-7. Homemakers who move ginger Jar; or use In any other Prune Weigela in spring Saturday 9-6, Sunday Noon to 6. way imagination dictates. whe1i winter damage will be massive furniture from old to new homes are finding Other recipes distributed apparent. Prune lightly to keep homes were Herbed Pork Chops, Lurk- shrub in desired form either be- that the three-piece sectional alog Cardamon Cookies, Se- fore or after It has bloomed in from one room looks like the same Garlic Loaf, and Rose. May. three full sofas In the newer one. No matter what amount of MOBP!.E HOME SALES squeezing and shoving, pushing P.O. Box 1U Longwood Florida 32750 I and pulling they try, they can't Phone (305) 8314411 get the superchair into a ________ S0000S_____ m1i-r -l1: - e :uoi :m'.v it ink — hi DEAT Li The L)LI1I - Needs Small Des ig n j •.. - Sunday, Oct. 14, 1972-3C I - . thattheareabedrvand cool... Find new siorage Fpace. Look for unused nooks mary Fizz, from Flossie I)avis which is prepared this way: 'Ibis is or h:'s Just been Fair 2 tablespoons crushed rose. Time in many parts of the mar (more if fresh); 3 tablecouptry.M U IMII sugar, one-salf cup Wa. of fruits and vegetables, conter; 1 eight ounce can of apritestin for coveted blue ribcot nectar, chilled; 1 quart gin. bons,, are among features. lliis ger ale, chilled; one half cup year, the New York State Fair lime Juice, chilled, - - .: I - Keep clothes uncrtntp14 , -fletun;crainbJed, and be uncrushet Think before you CONVENTIONAL F'.NCING tVMILAOLE GOING FASTI Storiige — The crash and clatter of Fibber McGee's cloret, with its avalanche of ..,z,poti,paris,ciothes and clutter, amused radio listeners for many years. placing a lower rnd for b!ui's ' -M. IIGR THAT'S RIGHTI THEY ARE BUELGJ Exte nsion Home Economics Agent garage walls for extra p ' arrow shelves on an unustA minKr3tien Home Loan Insurwall am, or storage. wxler I" st.airs, are other ways to stretch a st4atement isaued this after- storage space. noonbyj.D.Sawyer,president Store more intelligently. of the National A5OUtfl of Think. before u buy ltrallnrs, to cuupImumuited ornethin you don't really need avoiding *,Ierding hiatus when FHA lending authority - -;---H'. i -r - TX TO LM,!I4J )J - - -; THE recenti> b> President Nixon of a t1i ex-tending for one rxe c'- - •• ;- -. . 1". .._ 'i~ 1- - _ - ___ - -__ _ - I ~____ ~_._ - . - -____ -_____-- -1 ~ 400,. INCLUDING LOT FHA- VA 1 0 1_00~ k When We Don't M ind Spending one owner has a proviso in a But now such shacks are being with the idea of selling it the lease for next year that gives turned into cottages and the following spring. it lucky inher the opportunity to raise the cottiqes arc becoming winter, vestor might even make a rent even before yru are in the homes. As one woman cornhut how amusing is the it on the sale or at least get cottage. merited, "It isn't like a meat money plus vacation expense.s same incident In your own boycott with an entire neighbor- out of it. fl•l Many cottages are owned by hood banding together to bring One parent tried the boat 'asecond-home owners who down . If you decide You probably are not using not cation this year, bringing paying off the mortgage by ren- to rent a particular place be. boat into little s Is inat inter- the storage space you have to sing the tottage until they re".' it t tire to it. Thevneedto get a.c 4iiuewtiihisthreeieenmuch as they can out of thtt age boy5, so the l.- it lc'oked Here are sorm-- -- I1\ n:ot. Ut;it .;rc urtd salable when it y tUne and srcs: will invest in great and people Many by people who have N41ght, up brought back to home port Stop being a pack rat. Keel) campers, turning them Into sa dtt lit tle -shacks" that can be CaUCifl only what you really need or own homes making them eas One must know how to handle let to supervise- These places transported at will. There are want. The trash can or a boat before one invests In may ilave ctt so little that the still great expanses of open giveaway box is great storage and one, and one should knOW 'rofits may quck1y be put o space device. use in updating the collages other inducements to help price is right If one must plan Store articles, don't hide with expensive decorating and make a vacation experience. Immediate resale. Then, too, r them Iii. Art uCes icles UUIL >00 Ocs' i' rr, -+.rn appliances which will But scsme members of srequenuy should get more Insurt rent hikes is time goes 1> xnlghtnotenjo>it The%aca mightnotenjo> life on a boat accessible -storage than host on And they winterize them Lion after all shoiId appeal to But that might also have you seldom use, The mexfishing, swimming pleasant solution, The p&or all. Hiking, j. anticipating further income might be furl — "But what do on couH join the family after pensive cardboard storage during cold weather. you do after that?" may be the they had anchored a an at- boxes made a marvelous way to o m p laint What can be done about the ccom a i n t of tct-n-agers. tractive vacation area. It Is get more organized. Seetrend? Many families see only They '.e got a point, something to think about this through or well-labeled boxes a gloomy outkx*. They have Another alter-native to the ex- winter if you Want to have a are also as smart Idea been able to rough It for a pit. pensive cottage might be a boat family vacation next ¶lmmer. rumar resort retitil or one mig ht buy a boat It ma) be the only way. tanct, it a part Take cai" of the things yo u ________________ stnr nm rtirlc n.I - ---- _________ ___ / I - - ____ . i - io $25,900 . -_ -i--" out' t of fixing ij There arc Items you don t nice will be the exact price 0.c mind spcnding s-our monc on. that pi-safe. Also there are items you'd Just recently, I had acnever yearn for except for the cumulated enough money to get grim fact that they are In- a small oriental rug, a Longtime desire of mine Not an The first category en- authentic Or ental- ,was compasses such goodies as willing to settle for a original oil paintings, antique reasonably good imitation and sliver, period furniture, at long last I had diamonds, first editions, requisite tidy sum. vacation homes-those kinds of . 5. 81 UUs point, dreamy objects. tires The second category Is made on our camper-truck suddenly up of essentir.ls like new fur- began going flat, blowing out naces, water heaters, lawn and shedding their rubber kins mowers, washing machines, In a snaky manner. storm windows, a new roof, gutters and boringly so forth. Guess how much five new 6A natUral law exists which ply truck tires cost? The same provides that just as soon as as a relatively satisfactory yuu have saved enough to imitatiun Oriental rug, of purchase that antique pie-safe course. - ______________________________________ acat n Cottagp .,. . Editor: Would you tell me if a termite inspection Is simply n,tnmtic h iu q jnm. a nougni or sold? I. protection V . AS ._.-M -- pro1ecte I liability twhlch includes the eent of accidents to and 1rcm your ?ioriei. Ii ytlur dug biting 'klting neighbor). It s the cheapest also is the most expensive of the four and will cost of the four. If you are planning to you on the average of $250 A spokeswoman for an buy a home, the best pro- a year. Insurance company based teetlon you can get Is a Homeowners' Two: It in New York City said: homeowners' Insurance pal. covers all of the above, "Policy three lithe most Icy. plus such things as falling popular, but we still write Although most banks Ice, frozen plumbing, a lot of policy ones. In this (and mortgage companies) windstorm, and smoke pars of the country the require oaly fire insurance damage. It usually Is Northeast, home buyers on the house, the homeown- enough to coven a borne in are more concerned about ens' policy can give you the inner city and costs theft than they are about protection against everyleaking cellars. In fact, the around $300. thing from lightning bolts Homeowners' Three: majority of our claims are to frozen water pipes. This Is the most popular of from people who have been Most Insurance compathe policies. It covers burglarized." ales offer foer types of everything from leaking (NSWSPAPED•TERPRISEASSN Here s How - P .., ; -:-;;=; '_ f' . . ..7 d •' - - . c. amount of rain and bad weather w. have had In this area recently many of the unpavcd roads In Sanford were not getting th e maintenance In accordance with the City's schedule. Consequently, many of the streets were In bad condition. The weather forecasts for th e weekend you mentIoned Indicated good weathrr en fit. 'ity' crtwe haulcd -r .. .............• 's%b'xi "p -'l 'treet. are SLsL ikpaalnicni oificIalssad, thereIs no waytOdc thcrn Ci pofcfalaId they were sorry it had to be tone on th e weekends nd especially on Sundays but th ey had no choice in this particular situation. * - A vantage performed on a Sunday? -AMS DearAMS: We ch ec ked Into th is and found that due to th e excessive 1 - -: jjff FIRN PAP.K. L 4 -Scd Pool p from your family room the deck of the SSr2S screened rool area. Big eat-in kitchen with snack bar oveiiocktng pool. I bedrooms, formal dining room. to i&r VAIiA - -. - '- - - - Big Oak Tree Hang your chlldr,n'i swing big low branch. Play golf in back yard. Home is on 3rd fairway. Wife can walk to stores. All that and one of the room bedroom . I bath homes at $ e000. thro wn In. - _______ . - dtn - - , / tItISI ____________ I Editor, Ufetles The Sanford Vlprnlf Cn,...l I!t UUWU$U, 5 $4. "I fl. Be sure to sign your letter. however, upon publica tion of your letter, only Initials will be used). - W_7A_11~1 - ________ I' .' (Editor's Note: DoYou have a question pertaining 10 — wUuiVvwpVI) pIJIILir), LL3C -. 1WNewsifeatures workrou;n In 3 cr garage. So II u want to work out of your home,check this at $34,300. X _44-.. !! ! %IIR1 1" . -,b V ..1,, cost of the blueprint can write to the architect and enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. in • L.. nartmen t Living A ~ Home a Office Full 3 b.droom horne with offi ce to original horn. Family - - ttss ' tlIS IJJA • n -- . f i " . - 1_" ~ ,__\I By FARL ARONSON - AawmeMfg Owner has moved. equity and move in. Charming, IJtIr*.4I..a$ I h.lrdtM- •ami. dining, living room, eat-in kit. then. 2 car garage, tnced yard. many ex?raswill stay with home. Priced in 33 I I1i " l`__J4,J 11041- D , , ••••', ii -. h;'[i1' ftL . .stUUTt is II&II much intend tu pui. When there is a Large like hardboard and plywood on it, first apply a 4fect, it may be neceary to widths of four feet and In coat of prImer-aIer. This is a replace a section of the board. - 1 I -. - -4 ____' '' 'Ilj j U 2 - . 41&iP4N — I. I_I -- I Qu es ti r ' - ~ . .- - AS *"- - it I . By AND% rn1Ih4ifr,'.ta t1 -- - - LAM. w juuary Kep, MIOWU you AP Newifeatana veled d tapered edges are ever with to remove th e wallBecause It is relatively in- aong the available types. piper at some later time. With. expensive (nothing is REALLY Gypsum board Is cut by scorLg out the primer-sealer, dripping fl.TUsi VØ the dy) iinii ±i f tth : pc wi&iipap wii Lw the esIst,t, gypsum board is ioiiie, xiiiei aiong a straightthe most widely used wail ma- edge. The knife should be teria) in new houses. pressed flxrniyenouajiao that It After a period of years, deSometimes referred to as ds through the paper and pending on how much the studs plasterboard or wallboard, gyp- partly into the core. Place th e contract, some of the nails used im boaid has a tv 01 pulve- sx,ard on a table or aswhorse so to attach the boards to the rlzedrock, hydrated pulp and a dot the coredparti.sface up frainewut may pop out a chemical hinder or, roughly, aid right on the edge. Snap it little. This situation can be repsum plaster. Covering both downward, which breaks the rnedled by driving back the Mies of this core are paper core completely through. Now, mils a little below the surface coverings with a tough con- using the knife again, cut the with a then putting In stency. These coverings once paper on the other skle and the new nails thae to them, also Iliere white only so that they to pieces will separate. Both tt1ng them below the surface. could be painted or wailpa- edges have to be eanded The nail holes are then filled pm-ed. White in still the best anoütli, using a plece of sand- with patching plaster and aefler, t*it other and more cost- piper wrapped around a wood- smoothed out. ly coverings can be obtained 113 en block or simulated wood. striated effects with a firm ae' •'° 1-',,ç rt' r -- W 114 - - ri - - MARKET HOMES .__ & ,A I WE I 1~ 1_1 -- -=T.i. :i The Sanford Herald Estate rReal - -- I --u- - I - -'- Plush Recreation area featuring CIubhotj,se, Pool *Shuffleboard INc Exterior M.itntenance Or Lawn Care *Ample Parking *Located Close to Shopping and churches p~_,. I MWY 435 . ___ - - _ - . .I - - - ~ ~ __ ____J 1950 LEE RD 4895 SOUTH WINTERPAR ORANGE AVE 6440810 24 HOURS 8596070 ' T-' �!f TIJI ?' a'.- tf:..CrC:.,ttJt t__-TC..tt_tr'.__. LC:.t:t 4C—The Sanford Herald t:C- - rr.- C:n. '_-,L- :7 C:. ' - -- ?.7 u - - r.S " .V. - -- 1-----------------7cr---::- - - :..7 :7c' -- Look, Read, Buy Seminole County Land Transactions JohnSobik Jr. & WI. Beverley £. I ... 1' flI...,. • %tD - Bet-Aire Homes, Inc to . - . James.nu.iczueiia.winaney I., LI 4, Spring Oaks Unit III, bara, 1130 (less W 20.83') & W Sub. Beaut., Palm Springs Sec., $50,000. Grover C. Jcnci & WI, Ehz. to Moble Mae Fiske, wtd,, Ileg 3%' E of SW cot ci SE a oF SW t Sec 16-20-30 run E 220' to W rw flit. etc.. $500. Owl Constr. Co Inc to Hattaways, Inc. to Bessle Mitchell, wid., W 6250' of E l420, of Nta of W1 of NE of SW. Sec 22-21-298100. Archie B Smith & wf Ruth to Lucille Jones, Lts 254, & 256 Frank 1. Woodruff s.d 14500 Lucille Jones to Jack G. Marian. LI 9 131k A, Sweetwater Oaks Sec. 3, 158,500. Acme Glass Co Inc. to Solomon F. Schick, Agt & Trustee etc., W1- of Govt. 1.1 2, Sec 2S2(L29, less N 3' etc., 45.552 acres net,, $100. Porter 1. Roberts & WI. Frank I. Woodruff s.d & 16,500. Russell N. Jones, sgl to Lowell 11 Jones & wf Harriet J., Lt 13 Third flavenna Park Sec., Loch Mb $100. John W. Oakes wf Helen to K., LI 1! 111k A, Oakland E.t., Sec 1, $100. '.'. Deed General iia Guar. Land & Title to Jessie B. Graves Jr. & WI. Ruth, LoIs 14 ,- I., Us 15 & 16 Second Sec., Ft Mellon $i)® Virginia Hattaay3 itic., Ei of S4i ul .5. -.-- - - ..... n'nr 29, $5,300. Fennel & Assoc. Inc. to Paul F Mausz & Catherinc M., 1.1 1 131k C Knoliwood Third Addn Amended Mat $72,000. Milton Burch & wf Helen to Travis K. Burch & wi Helen, Ei to S 330 of NWIi (if NE. Sec 25-21.30, 131,000. Doris Hinds (form Smith) ? hb. Edgar to David P Cuttlno ?& wf Brenda J., U18 Blk C Winter Woods Un. , $33,100. David P Cuttlno & wE Brenda to Terrance Jay Holley & wf Adrianne LI. 18 BIk C Winter Woods Un. 4, 141,000. Jankk & WI Estdlle, It. 30 Winsor Manor, $45,000. - . _,,. ' .-, ..... hetighoneymarketnoithstand ------I ',, .i IQCD) Charles Mclean to Marthisi. McLean,Lt2BlkA Carriage Hill Un. No. 1, $100. Willie Hohnson & Wf. Vannie to Willie B. Williams Jr. & Wi. Ruthy M. It 8 [Ilk A, Washington Oaks Sec. , $17,500. ILIL'iU W.i tflitti & Barbara to Marlon I McFadden & WI. Margaret LI. -.,- - 1_ . - .- - '- ,&i.t,._, ,__..,. - .. Sunday. Oct. 14, 1973-5 C Seminole County. Real estate conveyed totaled $7,856,866 in comparison 6,8 17 61 6 durir!q the sarn with peried one year ago. Real estate conveyances t. S25i .8 1 '1.326. ______________________________________________________________________ RalphtSpotts&wfMamieto Kenneth W, Barnes & f in' nf ?i P1k Rvnø1I lit 1, Falrview $11000. DoaaU Birkhrdi & wf Ada L It' Jcin t ScLti1kir & ¶;f Sandra L. U S Spring Oaks $42,500. Walter A Levy & wf Bernice to Dick D. Gassett & wi Betty SueW.Lt13&E8.47'ofi4, 131k 54, Sanlando Sub. Beaut, Palm Sprg Sec. 141.900. Frank Beal et a! to The M'.tt's Cove, Beg. at p1. 33 di. W & 10 links N. or SE cur. of a..... -- . - .... S. NEL. of Sec Z-30 etc. 4100. Carrrn lIay&n & Iii) Charles & Jane Adriatico & hb VA. to rnfr W1 r Artknr A Parks Jr & Anthony J CoppOli Jr., LIs 61 52 & 63 Oak Ridge Addn, Oviedo 110,500. jHp", "' ' 's'' toWilsonC. Harper&wf Vcra C LI $ Indian Hills Un. 9 *38,000. tr,-'-r!7 . Cit' t' I!I11,I5 McCaLicr& n-I licrake, LIZ 131k A. Washington Oaks. Sec 2 118.100. RonaldBullock&wfhlarbara toC&tITCannon&wlftettvA., Pt " I at NW cor. U A, 131 Sec., A.F .G. Industrial Tr $225,000. Shaker Vale, Inc. to E. Pope Bassett, S' of SE4 of SW4 Sec. 14, tha' part of NWL4 of S of Ez 01 SOC 22, E of Little Wekiva River & Land in Sec. 22, 26 V—all In Twn. 20 So. Range 29 ESL, Terra Della Land Co Inc. to Anthony V Paseocello & wf Rosa A. LI 33 131k E, Spring Valley Farms, S 5, $72,200. (QCD Bvbai Pucci. 'nd. ttcloWbilcollomcslnc., L1s7 &8ThlSec2ParadlsePolnt 1100. Dcv. Dcntr., Inc. to James F. MeNerney & WI Marie, condom. Rca. Un. 15 Sbeoah, Sec 3 127,800. M3nt.a McIntosh to Lynn M. Teneyck & wf Judith W. U 7 BIk C,SanlandoSpringsTractNo. 11,13,500. FerdInand P. einonese & wf Fnm to L'un M. Teneyck & ui J*kilth Us $ &3 131k C, Tr. 11, Sanlando Spi., $10,000. Or! One. to H. Miller 9 s RIchard E Mittlernan, Li 2 Donshire, GeoW. SowersJr & wf Vivian to John M. Bowen & wi Jackqulene, Lt. 23 Sleepy hollow 1st Mdn., $43,500. Marilyn J. Phillips, sfl to Accordino, Homes, mc, lAs 18 19202122 & 33 BIk 22. Sarilando .. .. . .. .,., .. toe nun. nrauurw, iutamomc Sec., $27,000. Ns.der Homes, Inc to Carl W Fi.scic Jr & wE Zella 11., it Barclay Woods 1st Addo, $41,700. Devco Oil. Inc. to James ft. Murphy&wfSheilaD.,LtOB1k N Camelot Un. 2 $34,400. June Realty Crp to H. Mller & sons Oil Inc. Lu i26.1, mci San Sebastian hits. tin. 4 $115,000. Devco Or! Inc to Edw I. Campbell & n-f Veronim N., LI 381k N Camelot Un. 2, $34,:M*). Konstant Kilo & wf Jeanette - - .0_A_a -.._ • ._, n-i 1)0115 to waiter reizie'r ..r at Its 25 & 26 etc., 81k G Amended .... . lion-elI Branch Land Co to Windsor ('onsir. Crp. Lu 27 29 s 7374 ;s & ;s Hall 31 z R,L 175.200. yt. h ' i ! C' Bk j Brooks & wi Rita, LI North Or!. Ten., Sec 5 Un. 1, Gene flobert.son & wi Sally I to Win, B, Dethp-rt & wf Ruth E. LI 2 Roosevelt P1. *49,000. Wayne Cirnsti'. Inc. to 301371 M.Muchard&wf Karen, Lt34 Winsor Manor 133*. W,n Rosenfeit & wI Caroh-n fl !ut fle. Sk'I 10 Clinton P Sdioan & WI Mazgaret&, LI 23 & E ii' of , fflkCftcbcrtLBettsAddñ,as, 1, 5Y a't L".d ('J t.i 'it %4I1U15O1 Coasir. Cons.., lAs 3t. 34. 3*. 77. 70. 110, i11 112. & 113 howell Esi. sd Repi. -, ' Laverine 'i ompson Tate & Jai E. In Ira A Et & ' Sc. Leic Aio.t'r. n_,___I_ p • j -' Saulando Spgs Tr. 3, 147,500. F r& t rin sii.-, s uo' of U Stewart Hoir1eatead less part, Tompkins Land Co4nc. to C1are c. Chaninerilu & wi Alice u i Trai1woo1 Ext., S.:c & n-f ti to I ni ,'. & nr Clenda 11.11.19131k A, Winter ,, - u 4zirr. %ra LI 'i1ics to PraIrie 1k BaptIst 'Thureb Inc., FP LI 10 131k 7 Lokerklge Ph $25,000. Mtrh1l wid. tu fli ...... - - ......-, .5 - Longwood Hills, $15,100. Ovledo Land Co to City of Oviedo, Couunenceat NE cor of SEtoINWt4 Sec. 10-21-31,etc., $100. Ilako Constr. to James M. McGill ''r! Fayc 3.,!' . u &. # The Huskey Co. to Roberst Bros. Dcv., Inc., LI 12111k C, Swetwatcr Oaks Sec. 3, $10,000. Gibson C. Phillips & wf Lots to Joseph 13. Barton & WI Carol .a, ' '• '' .y. ---i., iv, ,. O; Ui.. 1, Sterling Park Un. 2, $31,700. $40,000. & & wf Patric.a A., It. 1 BIk C., Sterling Park Un. 2, $33,600. Concept Designs In:. to John E. Williams Jr. & WI Sharon S., It 11 111k C, Hidden Lake Un. 1A, $27,900. Concept Designs, Inc. to Clifford G La Rue & WI Dora $30,600. Concept Desings Inc. to Franklin P Burgln LI. 20 131k 0 Hidden Lk Un. 1A, $27,900. Janice McClellan Mangold & hbflnht P. tc ,T.hn F Doyle & wI ci $23,000. , $ . ''L-. I ..-_.Al ------ RB, A. M',er a-'!, Whiter Springs Dcv. to C. A. LickleIg & n-f Ann B, U 104 Winter Springs Un. 3 $23,000. D. B. White Sr & WI Mildred to Michael L Weinstock & WI Honda, 111111k 2 Rest Haven on - r;y, " The Husikey Co to Harvey H Harper & n-f Geogla A., LI. 3 $57,000. The Hu.skey Co to Harvey H Harper & wE Georgia A., It 3 on, c. a &JIfl $57,000. (QCD) Mary H Williams & hb John Wm P. SmIth & wf Mildred&JamesASmlthJr.& wfMarjoile, W 429.7' of NWI N of RR. Sec. 32-19-30, $100. Wm P. SmIth, Gdn. person & Prop Ethel May Smith, Incoin. to hIS. Musselwhtte Jr., 1-3rd tnt.5U0INEL4 In Sanford Grant N. of Railway (less desc. part) a Luther C Tinsley Jr & wf Emily G. to Wm C. Hoechst & wfJeanM.Ltl2lessN7S'&all of 13 BIk E Paradise Point (corrective) $100. Raymond A Sandifer & wf Evelyn to John Green & wf Shirley, S of LI 98 & all of 99 M.M. Lord IstAddn Citrus hits., $1,000. Paradise Point, Inc. to Wm F. Freeman & wf Claudia LI 12131k A Paradise PoInt 4th See, 11,900. (QCD) Irene V. DI Lislo to Ralph R. A. Dilisfo, That part of U5Lakenfthewoodss-ddecs. iioo. qcIi Irene DI Lislo to Ralph R.A.DiLLsio,alllntbuslness Maitland Marine, Inc. $100. AdraInDHarrell&wfTereu toRa1phR.A.DILJi1o,SofLt 4&aflof5LakeoftheWoodss-d less part *33,500. Dcv Entr., Inc. to Marjorie R Callander, condom. Rca. Un. No. 16, Sheoah Sei. 3, - 800. j. Brafley Odham & WI Louise to Emil R McDaniel & wf met M,U6BIkD,ReplSanoraUn. 1 & 2,136,300. Hallmark Coastr. to Pearl E McClary&wf Delores, U3 BIk B, Washington Oaks, Sec. 2, $20,600. Trim-Tic, Inc. to James E. Stcddzrd & wi Marlene, 11 1 131k 1 Shadow Hill, 1-3,500. Susan K White eta! to Derward J McKtnney & Edw. Countant, LI 511 E Of SR 3 (less iw,. & U 512 Frank I Woodruff s.d, 15,000. Ward Ricks, Inc. to Edw J. Berkicy & wf Aide, U. 202 r_ r TTUVII% VU. C, s)4W. ltobino.Ladd Fla. Inc to Norris P Yourske & n-f Therese L 1.1. 30 NurUiwood, 140.000. Robino-Ladd to Larry L. Lample & wI Carole K., U 36 Northw,od, $34,500. Willard G Clover & n-f Glorene to Charles Ahlutchlson&wfGeraIdineJ N 125'ofSl5O'ofLtsl2&1381k D, Maine Addn LW, $1,500. Grange Prop., Inc. to Robert CBurdett&wfCloria 11907 Spring Oaks Un. Iv, $43,600. Grange Prop Inc to Barr Stevenson & n-f Va. A. LI 161 SpIring Oaks Un. 4, $35,800. ' JUI% JohnM.Bayles&wiJanlceto Farrell E. Stalcup & wi Norma J., LI 59 Winter Springs Un. .i, $46,000. Claire J. Mechtell & wf Helen t Grady Smith & wf Barh'r , . - - h -.. - _ - card . Shores See. Addn, $54,000. John A. Petrunie & wI Susan to Garviii 11. Harderi Jr. & WI v. i, DII. 11. A IUI 1:1 LI., I4 £ f L4J Country Club Manor Un. 2, $16,700. sa.,,.,.... rs Leo Hull & wf Gertrude to Fitzhugh 1.. Andreis & WI Elms S., LI 15 BIk F Oakland Sb. 1st Addn, etc., $40,000. Hallmark Constr. to Henry L. Campbell & wf Joyce E., LI 6 131k B, Washington Oaks Sec 2, $17,400. Wiko Consir. to Gerald Goldsteln& wi Carla J., L16 131k D, Lynwood Rev., $27,900. Bako Constr. to Ellis Mitchell Weiss & wf Carol A., LI 17 131k D, Sterling Park Un. 2, $38,)0. (QCD) Florence Hatcher, to Thc Apoatdic Church of Jcu, Inc., W 75' of E 150' of N 50' of S 289'andSE* ofSWtgofSW ec 11.21.31. $100. Agmt Deed - David F. Wjlftams&wfMaurecn to Paul E. Jones & wf Muriel R., LI 465 Frank L. Woodruff s-d, $7,000. Grangt Prop inc to Ronald R. Brownin.' & wi Sally. .t 862 Spring Oaks Un. IV, $39,100. &l-Alre Homes, Inc to John N,F.Boiden&wfSarehJ.,U 497 SprIng Oaks Un.. III, $31,800. Devco On. Inc. to Harry H. Epsteln&wfSylvia, U3IBIkH Camelot Un. 2 CB, 130300. Superior Constr. to Raymond hendricks & wI Lulu. LI 50 131k Ii, Winter Woods 541 Un. 5, $33,900. James A. Drinko & WI Jean to Albert Stolte, E 200.5' of It 4 Central Park, $42,500. Eric SI. Header & WI Sherrie toMartlnMdlls&wfLoulseft., UI English Woods s-d, $49,000. .--- .-.__ - - _- _.c -aLa_r. f'.. T,,I..k..l.. 1. .,.f A... b.. .JVU. .IU&J%UI WL (tJU1 MI 1' ____________________ • - '-- Due to increase of business. Tasty World Resti'uranl at 1-4 end SR 16, is now accepting applications for waitresses. Apply in personloMr. Carl Davis beiwien lOam. and 4 . ____ , : needs a mature r.r .-.-; 'i;ai --•r' ;mother wilh iighl hovek,epi.,g. Longwood area, Own Iransportnlion. 647113$ 10 am. to S COLL[G Travel Agencies _______ ----------'•' Airl'l tickets Cruise and Tours at oflicial rates. )3 Semoran Blvd • (Hwy 43A). $31373) Advertisers sPio..eld in,$ude this ,nert.on in c.mputlnp their ee*nsi rt. . I to live i-n. M3t 'ZJE1' Cire to. eld#ty tvuple. General duties, and to lady. Own tranworl.it,,,. References. Call 32231)9 alter 10 am ' -- Male eleip waniea Ivan D. Jakubcin & wf Joan, 60' Cards of Thanks Wanted-.-WeldIrS N of SW cor U 25, SIavia Colony nd Welder's HelpK5 To the triendi and neighbors of Co plat etc., ct al, $500. 3fl,C1 Robert Howvd Crawford: we Geo. Jakubctn & wt Anna to would like to thank you for your many of klndrieu, floral Gen,ral construction laborers Ferdinand Jakubcln & wf Ogle, needed Immediatefy. Apply at 102 tributes and other expressions of LI 2B: Beg 517.39' N of SW cor O'Brien Road sympathy. You hive made our U 25 SIavia Coluny co p!at etc., loss much easiar to bear. God Man needed br nursery work. Wage bless you. $51yJ based on ability and experience Mr. arid Mrs Howard Crawford CMI 323.45$-I after 6 p.m CecIl Moore & Barbara & ad Children John Garner & WI. Beatrice vs We have openings for Truck Slate Bank of Forest City, DrIvers, Warehouse arid Sales Personals Personnel. 16 hr. week. Excellent Commence at Nt. cor. of SEC Iring. ben4its Apply in person RE YOU IROUBLED? Call Toll 1.21.29, etc. 1.205 acres $7,000. alter C am. to SCOTT V'S HOME Free, 644-2027 for We Care"— (fl Moore & WI. Barbara & BUILDERS, 700 French Ave., "Hoie". Adul! J,, John M. Garner & WI. Beatrice _______________ - FACED WITH A DRINKING to Paul G. Faircioth & Wm. D. PROBiEM awn SpyTpp1iátors Perhaps Atcohohcs Anonymous Long, Trustees, Commence at Can Help Career Opportunity NL4 Cor. of Sec 15-21-29, etc., Phone 473 4S.11 acres etal 2.453 aiaea, Write P.O. Box 1313 Turf Education Program Sanford, Florida $174,267. Advancement Kenneth R. Hinson & WI, 1' Motels.Hotels Barbara to Raymond T. Fringe Benefits Holcomb&WLGenevaK.,U15 Retied Military BtkBSanSebastianHts. Un. SANFORD CT. MOTEL Ntwly rnovatd. Class A rating 1A, $45,500. Welcome Family unIts, etticlency & Over (QCD) Ronald Nutt, hb to nil.,. Low *tekly rates 322 3403 .Mmum Age 18 Ronald 1). NuLl & WI. Karen, Openings available In Sanford, condom Un. 0-201 Bldg 0, 9 DsItona, arid Orlando area. Call Good Things?o Eat Crown Oaks 1st Addii. cond. 64$ $576, R W Collins Lawn Spraying Inc., Candace Or.. oft Farm Fresh Rabbit, any Quantity; $100. Hwy 17-92, Fern Park. 79c a Martin Van Spangler & WI pound, 3225732. Immediate OpenIng br desk per. MarllyntoFlvaGarcla,U04 sormel (audItor). No previous ' Trafiwood Eat., See 1, 125,500. iirvct1ons experIenc, necessary. Op. Dean J. Oakley, trustee to Portunity f-or Idvancemeit. Go PIANO LESSONS working conditions. Apply Day's JohnW&CarolynA. Utley,U2 12 Week Chord Course irm, Sanford. Harry Wester, 323.13)9 81k 1' Summerset No. Sec 4, 11 - , -.. - '4 ZA4I. S reiN *i* Pl.AZA z PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON ONLY BRAND NAME ZIG -. 29 ZAGS 30 TIme Days Boat Riggers Production Line Workers PG LaminatOrs PG Finishers Mold Makers Meld ReIrmef Maintenance Men Plants L3catod --- (QCD) Arlene K. Heitner to n & Wi. flary Moanette, LI 316 Forest hirook s.d Sec 3 1100. Matthew T. Dunn to Oscar E & WI. Rosemary Monette, LI 316 Forest Bro s-cl Soc 3, p Vincent A. Butler & WI. Gwendolyn to Walter A. Sorenson & WI. Verna I., Beg 175' W of NE con LI 31 Sanferd Subs. Farms No. 1, $14,. Alan l'earson & WI. Eva to Burton I. Bruggeman, trustee, Portion of 111k X, Mobile Manor, Second Sec., $9500. 111-La Corp I'ic. to Edward V. Finuf & WI. Mary C., LI V English Woods 1st Addn, $Z600. Ross D. Higginbotham & WI. Sheila to Gary R. Osbrone & WI. Marie H. It 12 BIk A, Winter Springs, $48,000. Frank W. Fulimer Jr. & WI. Au&cy to Clayton E. Wolfe & WI Brenda S 82' oIl 118 little LkGeor°la Ten $30 000 James F Brown & WI Jean to Lawrence S. Jones & WI Alice IA 5 11th I The Woodland ts ' ''"- - ' j & P' Part of Sportsnians Paradise $16 J'ohnD Dill & WI Joan & Cene Polino & WI Elaine to > P & I 16 & 17 131k 13 Sanlarido S La'e Oaks Sec $40 800 - Wm B Kerse &Wf Ann to Win B Welles & Wf Martha LI 54 Hlhtnnd Pines U 2 0' Want Ads FUll OF Part TIthe Evenings Boat Riggu's ProduCti- Line Worker PG finIshers Mold Repairmen EVENING SHIFT 4:00 P.M. t 10:00 P.M. WEEKEND SHIFT Sat: 5:00 AM. iii 4:30 Sun: 5:00 A.M. hI 4:30 Bring Results Marvin Avi., Lonuwood. .. WANTED SECRETARIAL TRAINEES If working In the secretarial field Sound's Interesting to you and your need is urgent, we wilt give you complete training and provide you with lull or par-Itime atnptoyment, w4iich ever you desire Both morning and evening classes available. Yeij must be willing to start lmmedately. Personal in, t'uited. CALL 834.8588 NOW ORLANDO BUSINESS -. -------- - - - Ca_.._ - ffo.l Silver Lake Road S.n'ord.. Fla. 32711 AnEqualOpportunityEm I er - 31 -: Workers apply In person to American Wood Pødu1t. 1291 Chatls St. Longwgd, Fia.. ' - Immediate openings are available as forklift operators, for persons who are locking for a job with a future. If you are able to work any shift, and are Interested in permanent employment, Brunswick Cor. poration would like to talk with you. We offer a complete line of employee benefits, including, paid life and hospitalization insurance. We'd like to see you at: BRUNSWICK CORPORATION Electrical, aualibed •leCttiIi wanted In woi-tt manufacturing Must have es petiei-rc, wrth 1 High Vottge system. Starting salary, 112.000. Contact Fr-.sdent. P.O. flow 50, - I I THE B DeLand, FIa, 32720 -, MACHINIST OR MILL WRIGHT 1% 0... - 14% Beco,n. of Cre, 68% Becou.. of kóUer.,a Ni.. cP&f 5% , i , ,— , -'aJai Ua1 b.rvi -, Plant expansion has created several openings for individuals qualified in the field of electrical maintenance. We offer a challenging position in a growing company rrin'tnløt Unit of frinae benefits. - - - - -._ - - _ if you r have plant electrical experience, come In and talk with us. - ':c ar - - tat....i.. -- . , ._,_,. ____________________ - .. - - - Old - Apartments Rent Brunswick Lane DeLand, F Ia., 32720 An Equal Opportunity Employer I Bedrooms, baths, walk ? hnQI% $IfJ 'r 1?J iI7 . KULP REALTY House JIM HUNT REAt.1 3222111 7S24ParkOr. Realtor—After Hours: 322-92*4; 322-3991; 372 064 CLIFF JORDAN $31 E'22 REALTOR HaIl Realty Houses Rent Unfurnished -- ___________________ 134 —- - 2 B.edroom mobile home available Oct. 24 and? bedroom cottage. No alcehoilc beverages, no pets. Camp Seminole, 322-1470 Forrest theene, Inc. RealtorS 6432333 .- '- JOHNNY WALKER REALTY 322 6457; After 5.3221111 Stenstrorn Country Club Manor ExCLUSIVE—Heyl Here's a 2 bedroom, 1", bath with Florida room for on1y 517.500. You'll be amazed to see how clean and well kept and the condition of this home! Has eq::.,ed kitchen arid pretty carpetIng. 'ie-e thiS cnet ICLIJS:VE--Ths 3 bedroom. 2 b,th with equipped kitchen, heat and air, may be exactly whit you''e locking for In the 526.000 price range. Take a look it it, anyway. won'i yusa Idyliwlide IV EXCLUSIVE—Owners have reducedp'lceonthlslbedroom,2 bath executive home to $11000. Has sunken living room, formal dining room. beautIful family room, climate control and atl the extras you can Imagine. You cart'? find a lovelier home. Call today!, Loch Arbor DELIGHTFULLY NEW 2 story wth 1 bedrooms and 2 baths plus Florida room on beautiful tree shaded sot. Has all the extras. $47,300. Exclusive. SP*CiO'JS 3 bedroom, 2 bath un 6 large lots. Has Florida room and climate central plus much more Almost an estate in town. 539,300ExcluSive. sr. '-cet"-eous *Maitland Flea Mart* 1941 Hwy. 17-92. Open Sat. & Sun 9 5 Call 131-2920. (92oo" IDOWNj I r IDOWNVA FI4A'CINOAVAILA5LE 3 1 4 If DROOM. I lATH hAND NEW HOMES. PACS(ED FULL or ALL INS XTIAS YOu'D IX. !ECT AND Beautiful 2'. acre ranchelte. Lovely double wide mobile home, AC. Only $19,950. BeautIful 3 bedrocm, 2 bath home. Orlando Naval Base area. VA financing, only 123.900. 10 acre tract with I acres of grove in Geneva. Geneva Terrace SANFORD Starting at 323.$$70 23,950 1 Lots and Acreage 43 on wess no, 5trest Ni yHeslte, fence, well, septic tank, 15500 Geneva OarOi.s A5$. 3237860 8344131 2 Acres, paved street, $12000 A DCVELOPMENT OF WILCO AND CO_ Convenience store site, SR 14 at Paola, 114.500 2½ Acres SR 44 near 1.4. 144.000 "Stop Urn!" 71 Acres, lakefront, zoned muttifamily. NORTHEAST—VACANT Move in. Assume mortgage, or buy with new mortgage, and rent urd II approved. Large? bedroom 'iome, with many extras. Sprinkler system, screened Florida rm.. electric garage door, dishwasher, etc Price 175 300. ROLLING HILLS COUNTRY CLUB AREA One and a quarter acres plus big roomy 3 bedroom home with side entrance garage, with many extras. Put In for present owners. Priced so owners can spend holIdays wl'h grandchIIren. Price $19,900. 014 5 LA KES Hc-rne sites ort 360' deep lot. Loaded wIn beautiful trees. 'arid beach on lake connecting to 4 other lakes. 3 bedroom, lakefront home only $25,300. I think you should look at iti Assume mortgage. or put 5.10 pci. down on new mortgage. we have marty many more, we can tell you about. We arrange financing for the home of your choice. Cell or stopbyourofflce,00efltill 1p.m.? days a week. OPENING A. A. McCLANAH API, Broker III N. Park 372-5992. Nights. 32)1167 Rent A Ntw Home at Apartment Prices Two lots, corner 13th St. I Myrtle Ave., by owner. .1. E. Williams, P 0. Box 3.S5 Loxohatchee, Fla, 1)4/0 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 2 & 3 Bedroom Townhouse Olympic Pool, Play Aru you Stenstrom can RENT With short term ease Realty OR Deltona Area RENT WITH 71 ACRES. some lake frontage, county graded 'rads ci 3 ide 57,400 per acre Low down payment. Terms. OPTION TO BUY Downtown Sanford COMMERCIAL LOT 117' x 117' with frontage on US 17-92. 123.500. Call 322.2420 Anyt,me "Sanford's Sales Leader' Your Muitiple Lifting Agency 23.6SParkDr. RALTOPS W. 25th at Holly 322-8661 or L 647O89O WLnW "We Dou't S.top CN Till We Succeed!" 1' Elmer Bakalla, lc. Fern Park jfltor -U4.ZM7 '% 0 Mobile Homes 4? Road Lifestyles ?.'.obile Home Bank Reponession-s. IS t'i choose from. 131-7323 Dealer * Comorehe'nsi,e Real Estate O,&'Ye 5.11,, L&viq Pacemaker TraIler, 60' x 12' two bedroom, I bath. Phone 323.3134. 3 bedroom, front kItchen, I?' x 33'. Air. 53.000. 372.4H9 between 9 and 5, PnhlihetI Every Sunday Military transfer—Must cell, good buy- Completely furnished 2 bedroom, air. Pfs. 327 1337. The I Irraid In Traditional Homes THERE IS A UEUER WAY TO UVE ii-', t'odrcoms, 2 baths. I') central heal & air, wall-to Luxury 'I'owiaIiouses - " aiI carpets throughout, G.E. range & self-cleaning dishwasher, disposal oven, Patio Privacy Homes Trariltional Homes - by J. Br& lay Odham 13u1t.itr DsveIciper Fully-sodded lots, wetl.Iandscaped, hlh & di'y. Extra large inside utility area, centraliy heated & air con ditloned. Colonial, Spanish, MedIterranean, Contemporary, Provincial architectural slyles. A financing plan is av,iilable to new 5% DOWN (J1 - iI IN TGMi-*;i LOCATED OM SANFORD AVENUE SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, FLORIDA 1--- - 4..,_ CLOSING COSTSI _______________________________ Registered 8ri'.er Luch Arbor-4 large Dedrooms, 2 baths, pool and extras. $45,000. Terms available. 322-2599. ArT 211 N.Oak, Sanford 322-7114 day.323-O4lSeve ASSOCIA fE ROKER 34 ttr,,r ,er vice Call 372 719$ JACK R. McCLURE 7603 Park Drive Days 322 12)? SPECIAL BUY-PRICED RIGHT 3 mtg No closing costs No qualifying Move in now. Attume mortgage. $133 møritt,ly. t(stinWant,d Callbart Real Estate INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE! 17 ".drs reduced and many ljr:l on sale GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 300 French Ave. (1742) Sanford 373 5200 SANFORD REALTY Realty - fleal Estate Wanted to 7P,MllesNorthofDeflary on Hwy I? 92 *A (nv" L.,,-Me,.r I ReQ. Brokers Sanford, Fla. Days 322-6123 Nlghts3fl.S424, 372.7352 JOHN SAULS AGENCY 1301W. Falrbankt wE TAKE TRADES S Acres for sale. Frontageonbi.',rk top road. Zone agriculture ldCsi for home site and pasture fr-c horses. 1 mIle from Sanford Terra Atta Subdivision ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. & - . Bring a copy of this ad with you quality for dIscount. ASSOCIATES,REALTOR WINTER PARK 7211 LEE P.O. 641 0010 M.Moiv'y home with 3 bedrooms, Property on 17 57. Grent location. 2 1'., baths and 2 storage rooms, storIes. 3 stores on the first floor $25300. rented. 2 bedroom apartment up.I.,ra renieg. s.aj mary Sylvan Pesiak, AUOC. SAN FOFD—Lak. privileges, 110*200' country site with more land available. Im. GUman Roberts beautifully maculate end decorated 4 bedro.sm home with 80.5i00 lots of itorag. and cabinets 1 l-eaiiors Lw wt'qd Lo'iely fireolace Call now! ALTAMONTE ROLLING i-tILLS AREA—This is a particular house forparticularpeoplo. 4 t.edrooms, 2 baths cuItc,r horns with all inc extras, you are locking for. Close to Altamonte Mall. You really thouW teg it $10,000. .. All models Include driveway. car. port, screened porch, raised patio, utility room, siding and landscaPing. Dick Bond _____ LAKE MARY Houses Rent Furnished Mabile Homes Rent MAKE AN OI'FLK - Highland Park Realtor, 323•57J4 — - — ______ 110.3 W, 70th St., Sanford,7bdroom, masonry home. Needs some painting. $13,500. Terms. R. Lundquisl, Broker, 322-2296. _______ ______----- ?317V0. Drive by 200 Fairmont Di-ive, ¶ijr,tand Estates. Sanford. See mmaculete 3 hedroom, 1 lath OrO'Jnd fenCed yard. pool, childierri play tort. Then call, Ruth Rub, Assoc. to diSCUSS terms VA apraitaI available. Two 3 bedroom, 2 baths. 234-4 and El Capitan, Sanford, 254, Central heat-air, fully carpeted. Conventional financing. 671-1560. CRANK CONSTRUCTIC1. ____________________________ City REAL tSTATE, KIML uJR 4/li DeOaryc.4 itt) — - -' — 10 ACRES, Colorado, 52,9751 Boautifuf high mountain valley. near h,nting, fishing, skiiig. $35 down, $33 monthly at 6 pct n ternt. CIII owoer $Ø,37$90 - Homes Lemon Bluff - dive beautiful acres, east of ..a._.. UIEW •IV . lI.3 I..'.. IJJ IU1U 30U!U'U. land, two acres wooded. Good location. In the country, yet close to town $15,300. Phn-e 322.i.342. ____ -. -b-ic5. Prwo su,.mw. Mh Street to Locust, turn left to 14th St., right TREMENDOUS on Valencia Court North. Model open 1-6 pr. daily. On site phone REDUCTIONS 373.7010. On all new )73 models. All lengths, 12' wides and doubles. 3 double' AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. wides set up reduced to $1,300 . " Check these bargains today. Place Homes North, Hwy. Il-fl at Lake Kathryn Estates, 2 ml. North of OWNER SAYS SW II 372.7335 EXCLUSIVE—Owners hate to have to sell tnis 2 bedroom cottage on t, .iolins but they must. So, • heres that riverfront home you've been wanting for only $33,000. You'll have to see It to really appreciate It. We'll be glad tO show it to you. CORBE'rT _______________________ Apartments Rent Furnished . ' . .,lI Kingsberry Great RETIREE INVESTMENTI Building includes 3 attractive apts. Will make nice residence with good rental incomes $21,300. ' i' * o0 Trinity double *de, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, separate dining room, situated on 13' x 112' lot. Realtor .407w tst Lir9e 3 bedroom, 1' bath home, family room with fireplace. Shag carpet throughout, electric kitthen, a deluxe pool and plenty of storage. May be seer. at 121 Lake Dot Drive, Sanford. Saturday 2 to 6. Sunday 1 to 6. Everett Harir Agency, 706 West 1st St., 322-lIT) or 322-774. (4$ - Frame 2 bedroom, I bath home, kilchen equipped, lurnilure, drapes and wathef included. On 2 lots wIth citrus trees, $14,230. $2530 down. 10 yr. existing mortgage, $10.51 per mo. 3225641 , DeLanci 2000 BROKER 817W,lstStv Open 377ThM -- BALL REALTY Rooms for Rent isedornfrflttt icd aria. 1 bedtCO.fl, enclosed daiJ porch, wall to wall car,et, y-ear'$ lease. $133 unfurflishtd, $143 furnished plus I month's security. Adults, no pets. Ph. 64*. 4I5 frern f 'I. A BRUNSVVICK CC)RPOR,ATI0N -- 3W. First St 373 6O4 , EXCLUSIVE M. UNSWORTH REALTY Deltona-1 bedroom, screened porch. Available now. No pets. $110 mo. 314 1040 or 775-3363. - ------------ I Road a little wc't of of 33 ' VA--Nothing Down MOSSIE C. BATEMAN — Getting ready to move? Sell excess ItemS quickly wtP a classIfiedadl — - - - - located In DeLand, just north Daytona airport. Set-vice 5tAflofl Attendart nejed, mcn desir*.Ø. fi'dabie. No mechanical work-or tire repair, lust pumping gas. FrInge benefi!. include fr maior m5dicat inura'ice. Apply _nf4cllt 100, .: E. Hwy. ,- II OAKLAWN MEMORIAL PARK ppIflInI for Qround' maIntenance man Permonent lob. For In ttr,iew call 3t7-263. Experienced maintenance man needed. Good starting wages. Del. Industries, Inc. t)$.7777. 'Ut'InIr(It MAINTENANCE _i_. !' d di41ti ,4AS'IV 4 ELECTRICAL .4 Qualified man neede in wood products manufacturIng, Must t.IVC CY{'Crirr'ce w?b !"..mti cr rcitt,',j yAQj macfinery a. molders, planners 6nd gang SewS ExteIlnt Salary and cnmpary bne4it Contact AMERICAN WOOfl PRODUCTS, INC., 700 Mervin Av*., P13750. 30S-1I44*53. 3% Mo,t - s'., rr.i k'--. !T..'-., I * ' I Maintenance Man , CITY Paneled t.srrlly ri-n r.-n air & Carpetei Pay -TiUtf & assume mtg. S151 ma. Houses for Sale Lots and Acreage 47 Lall 322.2420 Anytime "Sanford's Sales Leader" ______Your Multiple Listing Agency New duplex — Sanford, ) bedrooms. 1 3 bedroom, central heat I air, S'a pct. mortgage can be assumed. REALTORS 2565 Park Dr. bath, kitchen equipped. 5175 mo., glady Brown Realty, 327-57)7, 372. security, 1 year ease. EVEREST SANFORD 1964. REALTY INC., Realtor. 1601 3. Hwy. 17-92, Maitland. 62*0001. ______________________ LAKE MARY—Luxury home on site MOTHER IN LAW SPECIAL 2020O' zoned agricultural. a000 2 BedrOom home and 3 or I bedroom SQ. ft. under roof. I bedrooms, 3 3 bedroom home, for large family home, $150 each. Lemon Bluff. Ph. baths, iO' famt' rr'.m with w-!h small cottage for rent or 2 54) fireplace, formal dining, large mother. Large rooms formal HOMES and APIS. for rent. From eat-in kitchen, extras gatorel dinIng room, fireplace and lovely $100 ma. Call 473-1641. HOME 70*41' pool with water tc'p table trees. $5000 will tove you in now. RENTALS—broker—C to 9 and benches, cool deck and Call George Willis, AsSoc. professional designed landSANFORD, New 7 ant 3 bedroom sca4ng. $71,930. SANFORD townhouseS. West 25th St. at Holly Ave Rent starts at 1225 372 5861 I AIE P,'APy - NI .-?r"r " INVESTMENT INCOME ri' 647 _______________________________trees, compieleiy airport. Aii Equal Opportunity Employer , 41 Brand new 3 bedroom, 1'.', bath, kitchen equippid. Lease. Availa- We are located In DeLand, Just north of Old Daytona Road a little west of DeLand Iw- yy, FI , ))7'I - CUSTOMERS GO? 3? 200 Brunswick Lane Maintenance Man Letoneofourfriendlyad.vsorshelp you wOrd your classified ad Cal' 322 2611 or *31-999). Two bedroom, furnished apt. adults only. $160 month. 323 5154 or 327. 6620 after 3 p.m. ________________________________ 12 BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2S4SParkDr.,)2-2561 -- - Manager trainee. No experie necaSary. Good opportunity with rapid advancement. S.. Mr. Woodall, at Gentrel Finance, Fairway Plaza, Sanford. ic3:n—'.'.-'" buildlng,261h& Sanford Ave. 1.000 end 2.)0so. ft. $295 and $195 mo Ph. 322.1317. •W SAN MO-PARKS, 1-2-3 Bedroom SANFORD CLOSE IN Trailers & Apts. 7 Adult parks, 2 •BEST VALUE. Family parks. 3315 Hwy 1792, Sanford,37.3.19)0, Day, Wk., Mo. Convenient and charming, lust completing 4 new 3 bedroom AVALONAPARTMENrS homes with garage, air and ADULTS NO PETS carpeting. Located on a quiet iTf ,'I ?Ii '' s'ree? wilt l.9.e breezeS. s'poig Snd schools. Low down Two bedroom duplex furnished paymeni. Only $72,500 to 521.250. apartment. 4720 Orlando Drive, 2821 Ifartwell Ave. Sanford. OPEPATORS ROOFERS. ExperIenced in built up roofing. Alto - ROOFERS HELPERS. Good wages, apply in rson to BID Rfing Cornpany, 131 Seminola Blvd.. Ca as elberry. 37 WELJ.1A APARTMENTS 114W. 1st. St. FORKLIFT COLLEGE, 0 5"N4,¼ o-nFihIaro&Wf Catherine to II A Hard Be aISF' cot of W ';ot Lot 2BIkB - n aka US '1k Kath1 ii Pk2M Adda - ptat $4e00 Id,. J Irk&wl'rc;&F Michael Genies & n-f Angela to of LI 21 Kenneth W. Morris, & all of 22 91k C, Lake Wayman Ills., $22,500. - -• us car mcnan,c. excatient pa and working conditions. Workln9 knowledge of all domestic and import cars Apply in person. Jack flit Etak Voikwegen, 3219 5. 11.92. RECEPTIONIST & [XE C.0 livE - Cobia Boat Co. 24' x 6)' Surrcrest double wide, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, situated on 72' x 113' lot, OELIOUA--2 bdrm., 1 bath, furfished, air. Extras. $4000. down, .'ncr *11 fnance -7 pct '4 Housesfor Sale - 4 bedroom, 1', t..th. -il Business Property For -........Rent ' '.T t' ii) "1no trouble wilii bOinQ a you do when you re!ire(F' Sanford's newest duplex apt-s. Cl*e ln.2bedroonis,Ibath, wall towalI carpet, dishwasher, disposal. $173 mo. includes water, and garbage. Call . Orlando. Collect . 433-3551, eves. rl) Apply M*n. thre Sat. 1:11a.m. fit Noon at Experienced Forklift operator (or progressive company. Apply American Wood Products 200 WOMEII ?''1 Where Opportunity For Advancement And Increased Earnings Are Immediate J% A. GENEVAGARDEN APARTMENTS 1305W. 75th St. 3 bedrooms, 2 oaths, carpeting & drapes. t'ool. Kitchen equipped. 3 ____ Payton children accepted. Call 322-2050. Realty, 322 Sanford's newest duplex apart. 2610 Hiawatha Ave at 17 9' mints Clouln,3b.droom, 1 bath, _________________________ wall to will carpet, diihwasher, TA'FFER REALTY disposal. $110 Includes water and' garbage. Open hOuse, 1.5 Sal. I 1100E.25th St., sanford Sun. Only 2 unIts left. 322 Join A Growing Progress Company -. OW4ER MUST LEAVE so-iS 0. S. ______ ______________ ________ __________________ ,._.... Nw2 bedroom, central Mat I air. CONVENIENT to stores, 3 $163 ma. glady Brown Realty. 322 bedron, 1 bath, small lot. $12,900. 3231, 322-1%-I. Terms Trainees Accepted -. - - - - ' x 4' Ramada double wide, 2 bedrrinm.. -3 bath. situated on II' x-'---lii' lOt. iJ.ttNOLE REALTOR-ORL., WP i'AULI IPLE LISTING SERVICE 19195. French 37? 1991 F:ve. Sunday, 322 7371 or 372.1496 '1 " 't\( ;..t::z.- ft\ ' 13 THIS AD IS WORTHSI,000 and 11h ace. 6 miles west of Discount off on any of the following One Sanford, North off St. Rd. 46. On 1973 closeouts: Center Woad Recently cleared I Surv"t'd, ready for building. , , ,,, Roberts Real Estate, 312-6913. - ______ LAKE MARY government inspected. d ./\ Brand new 2 or 3 bedroom townhouses. Choice locationl No car needed for shopping. Schools or churches. Wall to wall shag carpetn. Dsnwasrcr, oispcsal. range and central heal-air. Hurryt There's only I of each. 322 56-61. _ CA. Whiddon, Sr., Broker Ill N. Park, Sanford Jfl-S991 - Two beóooms, bath, wall to wall carpeting, drapes, central heat - air. Fully equipped kitchen wIth dishwasher. Call Jerry _________ Stocks, 1317511 after I, week days. AnytIme weekends. Paid Vacation, Paid Helidays And GrOUP Hospllallution ' ,.-''." -. - One of America's Leading Fiberglass FuU " Mobile Homes 1? Stemper Agency .1 .._.-' - Unfurnished Immedate Openings At Include .. . ,,,,,_,._ 37005. li S. 17-92, Sanlord In Rapid Expanding Fiberglass Power Boat Manufacturing Industry FACTORY HELP -needed for it and 2nd and 3rd shift. $750 per hour to start, 1k raise in 30 day's. Regui3r r&. therutte'. Pak Pxlidays it'd vacations. Muit be able 10 ItOndle 00 lb. bags. Apply in person, Premix Marblettt, ManufacturIng Co. Junction Hwy. £31 and 419, Winter Springs. ' . .r_,_,. -, CAVALIER MOTOR INN roportunities Beneflts \ \y__, jI I ONE ROOM EFFICIENCIES. SpecIt,t monthly rates. Contact: Manufacturing in Central Florida "l . - Bldg. 142 Sanford Airport Boat ,j I _________________ I 'I V E s i 0 A T E T 14 E POSSIBILITIES WITH AN AMOA VENDING ROUTE. If you ha -fe ;ocd credit .ir'zJ d'.arac?rr retertncncandarewiliIngtswork hard,yournayqualilyforaroute in this area Minimum investment is 52.300. AMCA secures ocat Ions. Write AMOA, 1633 TuIly Circle, Suite 107, Atlanta. Georgia, 30329 or call 104-433-6231. Experienced Personnel - ( -- and says "reduce price" in nice area. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. This home has central air and ha1, wall to wall caroet. watA.' a,.,4 dryer, I?' x it' new storage shed. Nicely landscaped, plus Olbet cx Ira goodies. $23,950. $7,400 cash, balance of $163 PITI or down payment as low as $3,iSn. $213 per month PIT I. : Amost Monopoiislk Grocery fluslnau for Sale. WellstoctedtA good buyt For ;ntorma'lon. call In All Departments acts :. ,. 'i I - HousesforSale 'L . ____ ------__._ Boat Manufacturers NOW TA.lNG APPLICATIONS FOR I I_.I ' I S SELF SERVICE COIN OPEPATFD KWIK KAR WASH available Sanfo'i area Very lw Investment, 75 PCI. financing. An investment for those who MUST SUCCEED arid one that w11 provide years of steady ,nort'e. Call coleci 901- Si ickcraf t. Robalo ________ . r'. - 4 All positions are for full time employment with all th City Civil - --7 'r' interet persc"et piie contact he a.'ford Clvii Service Office fn Dc City Hall for further information ttui a. plicatlo;u. - ' ,i 1 f_3I\r. Ii ','.:il do all types of yard work and :-cJsr work- -cle,rrir, _v'idOW%, dc 322.7262. Fireman .................... Polica Patrolman ............. Equipment Operators .........2 Laborers 1 .................. 11 Laborers ii ................. I' :i -. Situations Wanted DogConlrol Officers ............2 li 'I -'-": 'rr-,-'.- t-rr--, li.,: :;jp: u .1 Utnt Maintenance Repairman ....... couple 'I I - Ii --_______________________________ I 41 _.EE::E .:;_,.__..._:::_ BARTEPDER Nights. Apply Club Diamind Hwy. 1793, Deflarv :. L.;inL': -- .. _,I , Mature kllchen help Wanted 1)1.1949 21 rox i.iy llI i RECEPTIONIST, type some, answer phone, meet people, AU. DEMSON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. $300166. Inflow ing positions: EARNINGS can help make the holidays hap pier for your entire lamilyl Its .esy selling line AVON products. Call now 4443WC. - INSIDE SALES REPRESEN. TATIVE. Must be agICUIYe and lien. Geod pay and company benefits. Contact Ivan Poston. 37.3 2$. Tire City of Sanford C'vil Service Board is accepting applications for Immediate employmint for the -, .A ULlLC3 - BusBoys ........................ Kitchen Help (part time) ---------Fronl Desk (part tim.) ...... APPLY IN PERSON AT SHERATON SANFORD INN, I-I and State Road 46. AVON CHRISTMAS CALL 8348588 NOW OR LAN DO B US IN ESS - w IIJ ExperIenced seafood cook. Apply in person 3225251 HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR THE FOLLOWING PERMANENT POSI1IONS: Salad Girls Cooks am and pm shifts ............ Dining room and cocktail waitresses PIesant career, flexi'le hours. eKcellent comt.is;Ions. Auto - necessary. Welcome Wagon In Snnlord, Lake Mr , .r-i Ci 3< ii2 _________________________________ _____________________________ WFr.ICEHD WAITQ6.SS ... .-- .' -. - -. I. _____________________________ __________________________ Maid wanted—General houwork. own lransporlai Ion. Sar'tor area. Day call 3220015, eveiings 62*0636.' . Needed immediately 'o train as IBM • C 0 M P 13 T E R PROGRAMMERS. Th. demand for saIlf led programmers is '' M W will tr.n 'j fr tti hgri k,lie4 otemon &saice yt,i, si!' erflplciymant at same ",, .,i , ... '.5 't'' a i$tlng 10 starf Im mediately. Previous ezper once it not required, f-or your personel intec,lew. 13 NORRELL TEMPORARY Hat INSTANT JOBS FOR YOU NO FEE PH. 647-511* fli LEE RD. WINTER PARK Sheraton Sanford Inn _______________________ . .I Male-Female HelpWanted Do you like working with livIng plants? We need potters, packers and generous laborers In our nurser/. Good benefits. Apply in person 23.3 5. Park Ave., Apopka or call AU-2222, ext. 159. - Male.Female Help Wanted' 2nd St., Sanford. - Hire a super salesman, a classified your don't needil I '' Gee. Jakubcln & WI Mildred L, sublet No. 28 & 29 SlavIa Colony Co., l0,0O no age limit And 20 Female Help Wanted SECRETARIES LPP4'S AIDES and hwse4eeper, • Experienced preferred. Apply COLLEGE ' 5 lS ORLANDO BUSINESS Ad RunS L.eUIi c; Pt perDay. 19 19 Female Help Wanted , -. - _____________________ -, CALL 834-8588 NOW u,lf - - r,cr Noexperlencerequired. Part lime will be considered. Apply in erwn to Paragon Wire & Cable. State Road 431. Lor,g d. Fla. &31$1S3. rrulred Prepare yourself for future now In this highly rewar. cng IIt'd. Personal Interview requttd. 330pm caturdays & Holidays ',a.m. .17 Noon Deadline--12 Noon Day BelorS PubIiCillOfl ' '- ' - lime. There J.thafi&wcy, TI cor.0INW'foINWt,,secz2.21. 32 etc., being LI 15 B1k 2 Cb jJ Vista, $4,00t. Raled For CnseCutiV* Grange Prop Inc to James B. Insertions—No Change Yates Jr & WI Ladle, It $41 oi copy. Sprin.g Oaks Un. IV, W C#n .Taknh'iri A wf Anne to . ' Ivan P. .Takubcm Charles Clayton ,Ir. etux et al It 2 & 4 Williams Survey LI 25 avtamaca$V be plac,d in Thor. sdays PAMILY BARGAIN N*W$ to hisrold F. McGlynn & n-f Slavia Colony, $3,000. SCC'iøf' that d,t'ribgt$d an r- -- to fl5.O(1 W. A. Baley & wI Jewell to BrunncrH. Giles & wf Annie L., 1.1 7 BIk 17, Sanford Farms, $100. Meban Lucas & Jean Barker to Virginia R. Stevens, LI. 14 111k 1', ltkt' ltrknla 11111* l'n. 2. A. &hram & wf Nancy h-I., It Ihilip J. Zeuli & wI et al to P. ((lCD) Janet C. Whilaker, 889 Sjring Oaks Un IV, $39,600, Zeull & Sons Inc., It 19 Blk 14 form. KImbIe to Canby fl Bel Aire Homes, Inc. to David Thrd Sec. Dreamwold, $4,000. Kimble, W 237' of E 495' of NE's 'it 3E-. ik"s ni; Sce rucnaru I). flaCUeIOT Ii. tiUIltCT r & Wt I5SDCI. LI 33i WI of Spring Oaks Un. III, $18,100. Etarbara to Thomas K. Tooghill 10-21-31 & LLt 1314 15& 16, MidAnthony M. Merinite & n-f & n-f Pauline, U 13131k C Sum- way, 1100. r 4 tQ( Pt fl"ht French to r i- " T-4--. "rITA I. f Jo-rn ' 1fio Concept Designs Inc. to James W. Nutter & n-f Sheila A., LI. 9 Traliwood Est. Sec. 1, Frunklln I). Deweese & wf A., U 13 131k 21 Suburban $24,900. Church of Nazarene to Country Carolyn, U 29131k B Sterling Ph homes, 1100. Un. 1,131,500. Leroyl Bixl,y to Ronald H. ClubCorp., L1s67&ITIer9, John B. MtllonIR & wf Moss a wf Joanna, S 520' ° H. Traffonis Map, t$500. ' rr r '- eu r 7 1 'i cf .1 'r t ef 7' ''1 Il 31 r 'r t \H F f liarhara A., U 8 't'i 2..i ut %CSS '1V Uiase & wE Jeanne S., Li ZJ 111k 111k F', Sanlando Springs, Ti. 31, Ronald G. Thompson & n2 WoodJad, See, 4, $42,300. $47,000 Do'othy to Wrn, ft. hiuston & wI hlart4d Rtn'rlaud& WI Betty to Brenton Graham et alto Billy Deborah V., N 78' of 112 BIk G SI*octnaker Constr. Co Inc. LI. 6 lUk A ldyUwfIde Loch Arbor Joe Becton & n-f Phyllis L, It F.ngllsh EM, Un, I, $36,000. 2llilkliKnollwoodThlrdAddn JohnW.Bu*rs&wfPalrlcla See3,1100. amended p1st, $74,500. to Charles E. Thomas & n-f Sbc*inakerConstr.toEdw.J. Grange Prop. Inc. to Frl 0. Ethel M., LI 33 Apo!e Valley, Hughes Sr. & wf Hence I., LI 6 Jiktte & ssl Er:i !.i ua 13W A, IJywiUde iLh Arbor Spran, ft1ks tin IV, $3 (.iJ herman I. Smith & rf çL 11!, $77,500 Curtis C. Ihitchison Jr. & wI Antoinette In Outer L Wiadham M. Fisher & i-il Mtno1eK.tChar1esE,Hu1bert Jr & n-f Linda, LI I0 Lake Florence to Leonard P Payton & sf karen 9 Ii 134 Queens II irrirt F.cl 117 DIWI o ! .-.f p-v--- ' 1 -4 1 '.- o ur b A...-i • 11 ) . i' i u 1 The hluskey Co to Roberli l'oscy & n-f Nancy A., 12 131.k Tiaffords Map of Sanford, Brothers Dci, Inc., LI 11 131k C, D, North Oil. Ten,, Sec tIn, 2. $9,400. scttssa{er Oak See. 3, *36,500. Greater Consir. to David N. Charles V. Anderson & wI Dradv&-.------------------------------------------------n-I JulIa K. U iS 131k 110.000. . G . D.-.n.. I.... •.. IJIW1V LU5I, IIH..W ItU.IIflLU - Orlando 831 -. _____________ Men wanted for shift work In wire IRA I N E ES as on IBM keyPunch peratOr SOUndS interesting to you and you are availatle to start mmedeately, we car haytm you worklnO and traininO at the same 9!99 - - _________ 18 Male Help Wanted ______________________ M I Wiider Pw'k - - -- I 74 The Colonnades Third Sec., $!Q,900. tIvin Pearl & WI Harrieti to Verlie E. Warner, It 17 & W 25 of 18 81k C,, Tr. 16, Second RepI. inlam10 Sp, fl?(X. :n ____________ - i Michael A. Nocero & wf Mary SW-I 131k 2, TIer 19, Flo Land & J., LI 47131k E, Spring Valley Colon Co. Ltd Map of St. Ger- lthruSlimel ........ 37cc tthru 2.3 times .......20c a IIM Farms, Sec. 7. $72,500. trude Addn, $12,500. times .............22c S line 23 Austin 0ev. to Donald I). Jessie Smith & wf Anna to Chaulk & wi Barbara J., LI 123 L'aul M. Wilkinson & wf Lucille, ($1.73 MINIMUM CHARGE) Lines Minimum Sm Lta s-d 3rd See, $22,. 1,ts 16 l9&20 BIk 3, Allen's First H A Ross Constr. to Eugenic Addn, Washington HI.s., *3,2(X). Want Ad 1. Mills, 1150 131k G. North Or!. linger 0. Fortney - & wf to 1175,00. Wm SwIth & wi-ct alto H S MiselwbJte Jr. 2-3rd tnt. same as above, $100. Epoch Prop Inc. Inc to F. Jerry Alexander & wI Urxa, U 11 81k B, The Springs Shdowccd Vi11gc 5cc 2, goo. EdgDev.toflonaldD.Nutt, condom. Un. 201 Bldg 0, Crown Oaks 1st Addn, $34,300. JMB Constr. to Thomas E. Goetser & wf Madeleine B.. LI 10 131k C, San Sebastian ills., Un. 2, $36,100. Ode!! Dozier & wi Rosalee to Frank J. Fox & wI Annabelle H.. Lts 615 & 617 Town of Longwood, $20,000. DeveoOrl Inc. to Fred D. Ramsey & WI Carol, LI 17 Bik H Camelot Un, 2, $34300. Mary E. Schott& hbFT*DkIO Firman IL Pruit & wf Mary, Us 5 & 6 131k F, Seminole Terr. Kept., $4,000. 'rank1in T. Mackall Jr. to Win. Isenecker & wf Rernice, LI 31 131k A MaRble Shores, 2nd Addn, $21,000. Kitty (1 Johnson to Charles F. Maitland & WI Marie, Its 13 14 & 15 BIk 51, Sanlando The Sub. Beaul, Palm Springs Sec. 18,000. Mercer H. RobInson & Loretta H., LI 3 131k 1 Shadow Hill 3-41, $34,400. Greater Constr. to Raymond Orlando & wf Barbara, Lt 29 111k Q, The Woodlands, Sec 4, 4i','). W. Garnelt White & wf Say It Where They See It....1n The Herald's Classified Ads Instructions I '-i-i - --- 2 The woodlarth Sec. 4, $43,400. The Huskey Co. to Roberts Glenda to Michael N. Love. 112 FJMurpiuee&wf!meldato Bros. Dcv. Inc., It 13 131k C, 111k F, Oakland Est., Sec 1, D1C Dietto & WI Eunice, Sweetwater Oaks Sec. 3, 132,300, - -..•-,•.', - I brisk during the week ending Oct. 5 in 2, $17,600!!illinik (",ts(r. Iimei 25 por cc t Ii. C WI. Magic, 111k B,- Washington Dab Sec. 2.$17,000. Robert C. Ayers Sr., Sl to Wilco Corst'. to Carl D. Shell Kenneth W SoLstinan agi & - WI. Barbara L, LI 29 81k H North Oil. Tern, Sec 4 1, SusnM.Bedoarz,WoIU168 O.P. Swope Addn Black i1eggy Noell, & Frank hammock $&° Sord-Seflutnole DeV. Co. to Frehick Noell III, hi). to P. W. Whcatland & WI. Frankie, LI 42 R & M Manufacturing Co., Beg. Palm Shadows & Mcbie home thereon., $13,500. Bake Constr. to Ray E. Gullett & WI. Vernette R., LI 18 131k 13. Sterling Pk Un. 2, W$00. Anton Leist & WI. Zein to C'iarles W. Moer & WI Cora, LI Bear LJ HilL!, 122,100. Agmt Deed - Charles B. P)le, sgt to Allen 6. Timmer & wi Unda S., E 21, of U 14 & w W of IS, Queens Mirror So. Ikpl, L500. :mtDeed,hlarryBraccweli & WI. Lessie to Norman F. GIOVeT & WI. Roberta, LI 171 land Hills, 000 Amt Deed - David L. Marvin & WI. Lina to Joim B. ivey & WI. Barbara, E 183,00' of N 218.04 of LI 76 Mc NeiLs Org. Villa, $2000. Charles G Cannon & wi Rogene to Judith l Olson, LI 4 81k Q The Woodlands Sec 2 $46,500. (QCD) Horace E Paul & uI Haloise D. to Horace E. Paul U I & S of 9 Lake Mary Manor 1100. Phihp Cowherd & WI Patricia Its 14.10 md BIk 19 & W'4 ebandoned Fairview live., Ssr.ando The Suburb Beautiful Sanford SOC., -- Sunday, Oct. 14, 1973 The Sanford Heraid WI. .. home buyers a Sanore. Mortgage terms are lImited to a maximum of 25 ars with this pfn. in?ecit ?3tc 5 pcI con 9Qpct lcanor7.pct onan Pct. loan. from s'; f. 9c() �- .J- r - F- rr7W • .r '- - - '- 11 . - - - -- - : T. - -- -,__ ..----- - .- - _____ _________ ___= - 'T' y' ' - - - - r ..- =- .- j-' -: - - ------ - i4dii . -- ILA - - - 6C-The ,anford Herald 4C Sunday, Oct. 14, 1973 - Herald _Ads _Never -- I.---..---' "Warm The Bench",They All Get Into Action ___ _ - by - I so Miscellaneous 41 - - / ,O CjkMARO. wo down, taki over. Call credit ' anag. 323. 6330. 621-UI). I - r ',.\ ,.Offal LutlII'Mtt41 - Western Shop, 17.92, I moe 4 C Station excellent co ndition. Good tires. 3fl.S7S1 190 I ro 301. 4 s0," 3n.flV Nolen Family Campers * ITU Z : 11,11,1111111111 - _ a 16 rif 14,L'I 20 j I cents 1 1 . . - - , -- - p •1 K. - . . T LJ F mat )9S9Pon1I.CBonneville a .1 flaville. axc.j W' -- 'tt - - cetlant condition. 14.000. 373-2399. 7 DODGE I'OLARA. NotPlna down, take over. Call credit manager. 373-6230. 62t-)31L I ii V41 -- #Clua miles, Excellent condition. Ste at corner of 141h & Locust or call 3733411 aft er 430. -.----- The answer tO"What to do lth yoursmaer car. old Car." Sell It with a Classified Carter Ad. Paint Store. S1$ S. Elm. Sanford. ________________ Wood dinIng room iets from tama,s Early AmertCin and MPIlterranean with matching thtni rat.nt table and Churl, 80 7a N .4 _ I __ os for Autos for Sale 1 ..'asomm...4 .. I TIIL 9doChevellelc4pQw,'ltettlng& brakes. Call 646-5311 after I pm. - 'ALJ.t Autos!rS!!e 11 ______ 80 .1961 - WILSON MAtER FURNITURE buy sell trade 311 31SF 373-Soil Si ____ - 8 For Sale - 11. ;,W IWy. .1 I flfl IVlt I I I )9øChivyMalibu,r$dlo,hb&e Orange Ave, Orlarift Mon, - Fri, ____ L. - S 4 C ( S1 Household Goods For SsIle _ - - __ - - ______ ___. received a large shipment 01 1973 stereo consoles and components. Some have bjld-inh track l:p. cas,stlleL Garrard turn labIn and wlcr. start as low as ;e9e5 for 5J Cash or terms. 31% $. Oranot DL 1, cu. ft. no frost Top (rester. Harvest Gold finish. Only 115 mo. Full Irish Setter. Female. S mo. old. AXC. All Shots. Call 32267. warrinty. Call 3320244 •s1 for em AC Miniature Dachshunds. 4 Block IL Ian males. 4 mCZ. old. W. I Piece dinette set, cirlb-ma"ress, Call M217117. iag* mirror. feeding table, gilder with 2 chairs. 32)-OX& Roadmftter Buick. used an tlque tag. Excellent shape. S3 5 . 'iHELLY U SED CARS 701 French Ave., cclii. Orange Ave., Orlando, Mon. Fr4L, 9 to V. Sat. I 10 S. - % - - mr -'a tag sawIng machines are 1973 models *Ilh built-in conto - __ __ home estim.le. ARIES CARPET 241-4sil. Call collezil Twin %lm and full site mattress, Polaroid land camera, III'-#, ww. ,1 I 'Iii~~~. .:4_~:--,--T:-- - I i , I : I . I.-1"_-ii-4--*, UNITED FREIGHT SALES ) *A.A.A. V49. Also atormasbir sptakrn 1`4T&dPhQW&n a" Garrard turn fat4ry ,, r _A 88 a 41 a mq%q K ift 1 Washers, ii _ ,_ - . EHJ, uJhIy 'Now I . - . Luxury Car With Comfort Equipment That Only Labervo Can Offer. 4 , '° Center 307 Lawn Service Central Air Conditioning. For fr" - - Idyisor L Wt AND APPLIANCE SERVICE disposals. air conditioners i. refrgeratton. Domislic & corn- - Heatmq rnerclat. 3337607 -_- Attic Insulationsopomm~ Insulation. . SANFOP.D AIR CON :23-054 Home Improvements & PAINTING - -Ross en care --- L s --mmmissionsta. Want Io, sell something? A Small Iovaitrnant Inc Classified Ad will BULLDOZER WORK C4^-Rr1fIg lots OW Specialty, 323.1131 . bring results -_- re Cinfle """'"" Mg IN A~ - -- t - -' -_--_- . vaCWm 1euT111 KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER _____ SEOVIC -E 5 UNLiAAITEV - - CIO0ICOdUion.1330_322 n. Sprl'qs Complete 8 $2 i m 0_3 -=- j PH - X - . - Drafting_ amomm 4- # Small - Land l - ' 30 3140, :... !,a: f-j • b UFA% & Or-ng 373 J . hA - - -_____ ___ - ______ _ jii - a -- __ I - - ±is - - - .zMff prinkti AilIpo1and*ites tILP '' - J. _ Rj_MW_ " ___1_._--_-_-_ I -. _ - _.- ___ * r-A -_mw I "~__/ ~O~IW sL . Ot ti - , " ~ - - I ~ .. MOTHERS - Jf 7_ ~:~~, F -' - - i- ' A.F ' - " ______ Call . . . '.. -a . I--, #32 . .1 - 1. - . . o.osp - -"'01,161 . - - . - /"/ -- " c:;;;7 L -T - %-- - 11 % I - -. . 11" 1, w 0.47'rl- INa .5, P~ ,41V 1-,F,4,P "/'VEL to , ,4 - _,.,,., - -- ".z .- - - AlAe -- - - - THE by -- -_- 0 . -0 0 C~l NOT Mq - . 1 % QIJ1. ____ -_--lmmwlbd -_ - - I i IL - -- ___ ____ 16A - l-. --- - - )' . .44Wj - - --- I _-_______ I_ i -Lr . ,_ , 6 __ - I_ - __j ~:l` 1 • - L_ - fl ___________ -1 tx 7-4f i UARLIE, ( W (i * I .., AP' C Wwi THAT45 CARRU(v 4OU DI&P our p ! _% TI1tP4&5 O 93 1. ) 111111111.~ - -- - I ~, = - - - k'4 I- I - I! SI) I ILz) L__ 1 HE-RAI - I I - - ~ ..'IRIIIIIIIIIIII" __ iffba : - - . -- I -i________________________- .1. I 0_ ; tc! - .1 <:> I ( _______ i SANFO D - rt Sanso - TwoOS . 1) LONGWOOD - CASSELBERRY - FOREST CITY ~1!1@011,ur* 241401 -- '. ____ pkyr DfliC 61 '4&-- .;, Applications eing fkon for routes in SANFORD- CALL . Lh- '. * '" •.j. . - - -' -. - . ,-;___.w%I.__ -'-- - 'W ,,.' ... ..- ~, , __ lra~ I _ . W:4 . 94 a,i0t - sTA f. - __ - .1" WY., ---_~ - iw 1. 1~1` . RaW ip ~ L . -.i og -Zof G-rtcTHNT "ME M OVER T~ r. c -- -_ L ____ - _. -1 -- - - jy TV-7- --- - =:~~ __ ___ A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BONU ANU SMALL INVESTMENT am :or WO ! - - . I I - O3Rr4 Z 2: - - NO SUNDAY DELIVERY WAPITED ADS that C ,rti - . r____ft.-11K`Z~__t_ V __ Anorro= 0 MI This NEWSPAFER dun WELLS OR ILL ECI- PUMPS - - e k 4 4 , - . __ - ---•----_ #.L Gtt Jr pcs, iftirSprn__ ,742$19 ;Oru WELL DRILLIPc-t, K 41 _ e Suppilles rtumy _-.__ -__I MR -md" ffm= ~ I ,_~-_ - __ URE. at k __ ______ _ I WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS ' 64 Equipment for Rent J 5% DARY CITTCD .." - -______ I' I= of othr ' -j I -_ - -)k _. 11 I tef -- Id rsew limber half . - 3 e4 kL 3n .r Bui ders-, tv a cc nt ra c tots _ - ==-- - IF - j___-. C Lf ~ . . I . t, ;=~. A :- *. ~ - Rent Stu* Lustre Eitcfric Carp" Licensed Rellderttlot .. - - ommon cior ,nd1 , PAULSLATER Dofln$etat T;1.;4r I _:_- _____~_ - m!_~ ~%_- ____-_ - - - . . - . I t,1141~!~' -, I— v -y g -% - - -. _. I- .____ k -- ~ _1~~7~ -, - Izi _21__ ____N_ P' II# ( 6lBuUduigMateriais WabaRaHardfi . HAADYhMAN REASONABLE PP (FS CALL 273 ~-!If;l!lmft~.ld!lolackl , - - ,I,,, . .. I ". -_ - . ~__ .117 2977 Hwy. 17 ci - - - - -'iAO.&_ A . . - - -~~ ~ , ~ ysf .-- I- - ,at - --s- - ~& in , &- ft A RAVj'-JE NEAR THE P5ERT. THREE PAYS ROBSONMARIPIE - - YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. __________ C*?$?Oflt rnc. stren rmi, car. Top workmanship and W,,nt to sell something! A small ort ' - .i;-. LEACH LUMiUUM -. 41 I CSli t FARlCAJI0N 3fl.44fl Ow painting, by - hour Of by - - I I - - V YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN sticker L tog. SM. Ph 3n-MI, A iW77 D'flI _emo__ -, Z.kAf _ '"EN 'N C01YAPADE WE GAIN A CUSTOMER! I Boats & Marine ~ 69911 after I Pm. ..- "=n HOUSEWIVES aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis, '0 BOIl. Motor 6. Trailer. 33 HP _____________ . a -I ~ - - r ft&~iiiiiiii, _. i - '_ . = - =Z=- .A 1111311111o, %', .. aN \1 % - I - I r7TTTI . ( - - - __IF - ------___ If - W / FREHIS-TORIC LAN17 pip soffiF_ STRANGE - - - _-.- . I - repairman from todayi ctaulti.J .. I I - _____ l ECils-ryAvs-.Sitnfwd THE SM"T c A ZAYII PLAZA IFIIN PAIR 131.4732 Xi New Sits MATTRESS niiist of 1-4 on SR m. 3n-Wo, It's "Fix Up" Time, Hire an tipw rnI*E5ulm.h*7J - lu ffi 1940 Jeep pickup. in ftlicellant Safe continues thru Oct. 191h. CJ0h*1,, dishes, gameL Oddl & ends. CAMP SEMINOLE, 5 rmiles 14 ". 1171 Courtney with trailer, to I A WAGON SALE Unusually Sharp Sskdlon of late model wagon$(1969S. 19733). NOW IS THE TIME TOMAKE A DEALTHAT WILL SAVE YOU t$$ __ Mary New ~~Ies tacked on by square with air. of by hand. Li,:rnw & br, & icIer, repairs, roots painted, fret Pest experienced eiJirnal,$. 373 079, Ceramics --_- kC 55 tnt tng-intef for _i. Junk Cars Removed -_ . I. 11 -_ C;ive Your home a bath. Rem" -mldew. protect paint. Pressuri cf*an waltz, oftios. room free elf. SIPE - Pint, M SY47 15:110sollsoossill mawmanna- ,M Classified ad Pmssu 411loollsoll, 0 __ - 4 "A 7--,- ,~~_- - i_ tfd f Cork Chrysler - Pkmouth is having hauled away. yaw cast, $10. Orlando 29S6194 anytime, Many Items and gocx. clothIng. 771 ChIIdI-,0$ c.utgr i.Io?hes. lays And furlilture tell Quickly with a HEATING & DITIONING. 1 .60 Sanfasrvf Ave., on was" 377 6M_ DRYWALL-SPRAYING - '2VoflAutoUatt.nes$)1.93 REEL'S BODY SHOP 11 Carport Sale 39 Old Orlando Road,Santord.FrI,,Sat.,&Stjn., to9. 373.3593. tanfs, bath eddiflof4. dependable serviCe. Fret estimates 3fls.cc -mowft& -, I -, - . ( Auto Repairs S CcessOrs -_ D. B. RUCKER PLUMBING, Inc. Repairs. Remodeling, hot water OILHFATERCLEANIPIG -'-------- How Plumbbig A . ;_ - .____' . 4 - ~~"=Z-1 /. 4 - S" of Sonford Sewing Garage.Rummag. Grooming andBoard.ng. 3fl•1. - Hire by makes & models waSnQrs, dryers, dishwash ers, an all __ __ . - __ 7 - &-, imtj L. 7~ 0-_ ~- FINMCING Grooming - Prof - a a-M,4 0,m. Animal Have, Hov` CANADIAN REFRIGERATION $2166 7 r month Z_ -Ial.* .U.I%. - Eering SENKAR IK GLASS L PAINT CO. Full line GE Appliances Sanford Efeciric. Cwnpany ' - t 1*dscipIig PA OwlnQ _ $2135 . ,, / I -- -_ -Y'I' - __ __Oe~ __ tif i, I -4 - . : :;;6t= . __ _-----:-1 -, __ 11 . -( .so WHY 19 IT THAT _. M nw-lo-_1qNq1Fw7 - /I _-_ I - & -- ~ - -17~~;e I P I v 70*aF - __ 4 , ~ . \ ._"' Hardtop, Radio.. tilelif Car. 'op. ONLY - I ~_ - - - . sy.m. L VIE-_ ___ * ~~kvn__ -ii3~ . -, ~0 --- _AV, -1-0_ ~-- k`~5 I . --- Iff -_-M-0,51A ii~ .,. WE SLIP ESACK IN 7 __W --_ . - /- -- 11 " , 4 ~k -.- -- __ml__-, - - _, .--r .iN _1111116 -----; .. It \ ,:kV* _~_,` W05 t_ " \ ' A -- % ,xi0 1'Xf - -_~, , l!"4 J."' i ;:7, I. j 4__ i - JANE! WS L YflLL STAMT AT ONCE! _-Va .., I Iqs\n .N V ad. Cot 93M sell for $130, M. 76 P Buy locally and get seirvilce. Singer Golden Touch & Sew-V?. Necchl ~: - :----- - - -. ; ,A - " -~i - fte ~, _ 11 - . , ;1 ~, 0 LS - - -_,-.%&N , ~ -N. \. or I E is? St Downtcwa SEWING MACHINES CALL 3" 1368 price, Small fortillen pick up topper, Aa-, L" MOWING,9DOING L TRIMMINC# WHOA. ClOn'! lhf Ow away usdul Wto ifftin. Sell them quickly with a IfWald Ward Ad by calling 322. __ Appfiames Repairs tKilon. Specialist. Aft-virg ITT request Wy. Free estimate. rn- used TV*. Hwy. 4M, Altamontv Special Salts l 26190 id0DIi3U.O357 40 ____ ____ hew World Travel. Hwy. 11.97, TELEVIS1OPI5ETS$25Up MILLERS -- Elecfronic Einent I / Dow - 1% __7_ 1~ ~ _. ~ !___ffi_ I __ T ~ .. Marquis 2 ~v . WN . to; Cash or Terms arranged, lito ul rectory of Experts Ready To Serve You! --. _____________________ Air Conditioning ~ ~ P. -- _~_i - 60 HOME AS QUICKLY AS POSS15LE! ' jdaiu sss I-_.__-I INIf-- ;04neod, Ready To Go. HalchbotAs, Wagons a % _rf ~,(-1 41. N Travel Trailers - per morillh. C411 Credit Managotir.. .. -, '- h .EDf-_VAR Ricroo BURROUGHS Ilho., 494 W.11FA ~_ - 1. i Completely Serviced, 1 Campers tow-4. G*rwd AM A . i I -. 1, I . , l-' - - - ~ I - I - - \ \ 0 .1, ' . I P.M.. is ______ _; -,,, I. jr-T, P - I - ~, 1 F, I A. I --, a --. silver coins. SEMINOLE COIN TV-Radio-Stcreo IM beas.r1iful walnut catsinal. A& FM muD Iplx r10 I tr1'ick tape player psyctedelIc iI, and - - sire -, -,--e - -) , ~ L,-A 1111 .1111t 7 I I HhU1IV PHD I ~ ,, "_ I ' . TRUE,JOI ID'ER 1 ARE MORE It i'.'L _0111111;1_ ~___ I -~ Nc* - v _.~,_-j ,_A - -_ -_ ,~ - 'IV 100~~~~~~ - - I - Y ..... ____ ;~r. _ ~ / 7 6 _; _4s,w, W,Wft _!W - . w Z. K WARRIORS A-NY FINZ I 1 Ai Oft BRAVER THAN /Now A ___ - -----m--, - - -0 -0 " .' - , U.50 rnorithly. Phone 64.11S77 ff"home trial. HALLMARK,1753 '. .. . -. - Every Monday Nito, REPOSSESSIONS . ___ -is . HA 7 1b I Full Riviera Po,ver Pack . - _= Stamps-Coins welcome. 323-7340. SANFqRD AUCTION, Hwy I?12, Sanlord, -06T 1 - . . " I- . S3 J________. _ 10IIIIIIIINIIII PUBLICAUCTION Traditional couch & chair. US; floor _._____L______ an speed Queen we~ and MSIChlng $ 1 - - . WHITESIDE APPLIANCES. 6" s P - . 32 .2-7414. ti , AI WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL . I LI: -- - Cash buyer for used articles. .ftr. Washers and Dryers. WARRANTY. Fret Delivery; 69 - Modem d*vblv dresser. mirror, chest and full size bed. LS9. Ph. A BE[ - - -- -.- PICK UP PAYMENTS -New___ - Freettri, __ and Used, ii L Sanford Motor Company VX S. French Ave,]"-&187 Appliance Sales L Service, 2617 S., __~RiENTAL RUGS IAF~i~ Frenti Ave Sanford 322 7456 Top prices paId used any condili-oi ......... " '. $ voods - - _. --- -_ AUCTION* m3tchjrfg ('A -hair Opens to sWp - - Freight Damaged - Y*1 PLAZA 9 FIRM PAwK 3334 %. OrAw" AveOrlando lbetwera Haldip., & mirtilian). FuK,fs 7 9 Mon'Fri - - . - ~~immd~IIWHWI*_~THERE Appliances . f Stan Vermillion at 131 73;0. Marne brand vacuum%, safti i S2 h Every Vriday nigoil 1.30 p.m. It you French Provinciiii bedroom sets. a. - I tip Nmtd c1fift Iona other toom rosin I Small foreqn pick-up topXr. Q.. Place CI igh. used Cost %)Yt vtI or ttO 371 ...L ,Jr DI 1B r ,,ir$ • .. _. - 11 woolisen doub,le hung windr,voi = -11; ....% - J JUt) . -- U13=11a"- - DON SALES 118 &-allablo. Inspect at United # Wanted to Buy Freight Saim 2SSO S. Orange KENMORE WASHER, parts, I For-used-furrilluro. applIancet, Ave, Orlando, Mon. - Fri., 9 to V. 56741. - I .. I guarantee and monthly payrritirrift t I I J LI .' - - **AMC - JEEPS* * ruvs 6. tflttrc • . ^ -.L W4 chest on chest, $100. Exercycle, U.50. Lamp I&bl*, $10, and Dachshunds. AKC miniature, black L tan, also red, tire 7 lbs.. wormany 01her misceflarteotts Ilems I 1.) I- 0 - I -,~_-I Commercial carpet wholesaler has cov~r MO yards of new broadloom CA;Pot Wit over :Tom commercial - t Ltion IS 44 .." .. WAGON . - __ _. SU-B-A-RU 'The G~-oomInq-P*0dIn Teriflers. All Free collar or toy with track lapedeck. Stelo appreciate. m-n. anytime. g. . 00 brads. every ggrooming. ,riu Sal. I to 5. after 3:30. 190 Ford Club Wagon, 10 passitriger. 14,000 actual miles. S now tires, curtains, wall to wall carpet, I Pets and Supplies 65 - FREIGHT DAMAGED UNITED FREIGHT Salts has luist - ( 11 Miscellaneous so Miscellaneous Massive Spanish bedrioorn set!, (5). 50 For Sale ___ Include large dresser, rithly - _____ framed mirror, chest, twin or full headboard, complete 4 piece set E LECTROLUX Just 1179. Also living-room sets. 4 Itictrolux v*cvurncleanirs?o be 11191S, Cash or terms. Urited sold for S5915 each. Cash or Freight Sales, IM S. Orange terms, United Freight Salsi. 1550 Ave Orlando Mon. Fri 9to 9 S_ Orange Av.Orlendon 9 o 3 .!'_ __ . Illn Singer machine. never two," used, some %till In cartong, ro, CARPET &It&ChmtnI% for buttonhole, blind T __________ I ___ - r ___________Ui Pvt. Off __-- ___________ __'.~_1___A=1ffldeft___1__-odE__ - .- -~--!~.! '-_-_--1__- - ~~--=~~ t Vmi~ ~~--------tc-~~~z~_~- _;rw-w _____ - - - - __ - - ____ ____________________________ .-_ , _Ilf -_ Is, 11 - ,`~ -2 - %X g 7~1 zf 1.:~:!~, I R - - �- if 40 - óC— _AIL %W AP AAL *A-lFMk 7`10 P --1 AL 2 Wff1I14 X% AwFAIL X0'A'1LJN "AM Xp...i'OVI!±t SGT. 133r iiii x:owrilla — 1000, so T. bal Sul I 33 - AT THE PET SHOR iWaff -Mis AqLJAR tim I-RE MAM KI-INIVS, OF P-~ E s Cl; Earl modl Chins 04 unilit ~T N GOLPFISI-t 1' 1-\0 coMe SAt) VNWrl 396 usT LooK AT KNOW Amt?As 1701013- _ '2 GOLPFIGH. Ti Sc tflC 45 01 fill fil l of W - 9 to so our v I U_ -_ liag L - fill __ 1 - head 01 T T14INK I PREFER FeARL-SXALE(7 FANTAIL,Inr A LIONHEAP! HER'S A SHOUNKIN A CUESTIAL Sal, I till S. [I Fri, f Aw Oft dft — *_ " dilll ' 1 ( C9 t '— now Twin _CNWA fill 1I L'tR JIM to All' Of ova W ~ Jim- pol 4. Pic) A AF 1971 NEA, Illrm ut Keg. ON PC, 01f. by N EA, Ir 14 WI N THROP — ___ by lck Clawal I I * -- $1 Frer S199 , V _ Hair if •1RS each ____ po" -n o t 7 A GENUINE CP ML( THAT STAK-M17 $$ -rHAI- 0- C4IRONLYA - L'vEGOThYOWNCEDrrO\RI.' _ThA1 iG1-fV. . 2IANYflH1NG 7-k-41 %j 1 I I WANT rO 1 C—tA2E ICE CREAM )fA AN D CANCAND i CAN ) PIM I A table -Y-- I- p5A, fill still 00MR AFFL5. WFS fill -rqills -046 of %AR fill HIM ON fkl~ sat, 13 f) / to€ , L -P- fCj973yNEAtnt__ TMttJSPiOli ,-- st - B 0 — - -- I L - rI . • - L I J' I I ____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________ -, rsiB'LLGAAAE5 1- PESERVE A LOT 0P CR.Ec'1Tt R L _____________ Allf, P THE OISTI TAT1ZNE-ib \-4ONE NLiMBE / J _1 - Am ik Cent will s 44ALIJ CAN Repsill x will A L S E 00.GENTLEMEN. lf1E HUHTEc5 MOON 'IILL BE NT ill FULL __ 4EP 4E t1pLt1TLE U1UMN TE LT Ot45Hft4E\ WF4P THE BEEN CLEP'NEP, 4E5PJ CiME CUT 1I\SWF FOR TRENTON ME! MACKWiETN OF _ BROWN UU65.'ILL.Th4E- - [- by Al Ver eer IMXSCXLXaAS POP by 3Les Carroll OUILBOARDINGHOUSE _ I 10-1* You_CANT 1] BAR US FROM YOUR _ - ' _-_ThAT'S _IT'S FARTLTW TI-IE O T FEMINJN LAW' ___ ' ____ ___ -' F (DARt'J W' DON'T"\ (TI-IEY START) \GIRLS.!!) q-'1( s ___ TEtRO'1N Armlimill LF c -%, m rill L— C—r till Vill after f it JACKS mu llm — fill LOW& OH LL! -4 9 F 000 . *91LE RE'l N%Sill WITH TIAN-T .- r 4 HEY WOULDN'T FLEN;fy 24 L A E~- —.- 4'L) \ 'i rj In Lo a vi 7Ar --3r rile will WIPE ? V f,f i ~11 YOUR z if MOON SFRV LE e7 —4 41 ) - J 7 1 __ - I __ -oil to I- _____ ----------- ---_r1 -- • -.PA Ii- L 1 - - Vill b1% Ziff __ ill �I ir_ mic waUi ' _4 ,___ - OUR NEW - • ' 150 4 d wit. Sul SAI 396 11 wow Ear Cli met Oa u — --.--- - - . - - I - _ - - This Week -e v _?5p~ ARIES (March ril 20) AM of others may surprise you. You can ndVX vold t=I e make now frie' agan~. Wednes&y. Thursday: caution in finances. Don't =Odera TAURUS (April 21-hlay2i)) Potant with adon for those b"n April 23-26. For all dates, Sunday through 1hursday your best days for positive ac~ Von. Friday; Saturday more risky. GEMINI (May 21-June 21) Many new, Interesting Ideas are possible. Not a calm we". for you. inclination toward change is greaL You don't want f IrL 4d "'TALKING i3Y LIGHT' TELEPHONE SYSTSM@ 'THE TINY SOLID-STATE I Jimr-0 Al READY IN EXPERIMENTAL GENERATE USE THE NECESSARYWERENT LIGHT.. 0 7 - .......... I I -- - - - i _.I- ..~ .. I.. '- - __•-- _____________________________ • a - ___ A- fo sell1le dom Motion more comfortable, C (June 22-July 22) Heavy respoiWbIlity U born about June 26. u depends on your record. Possible changes In home, family affairs orotherL Wednesday, Thursday best days. y I r --------------- 910 - - E IMAGINE LASERS SMALLER T14AN GRAINS OF SALT AND MILES OFC-LASS FIBERS EACH THI NNER THAN A HUMAN HAIRI AND YOU HAVENE ESSENTIAL Ora - - By Athektan Spilhaus AGE TA L kING YU&UT to * Q ASSOCIATI NS _______ \ _____ LEO GE1ALONe PP1TY WELL Wfl1 ITS OWN S3}J 11V/fl SIMILAR dRARAZER/&7JC4Tt1FRE 1 S Sic _____ VO (Juty 23 Aug 22) Strains, possibly with those In authority It born July -29. N1w contacts rtant or those born July 2526 More opportunedays coming Friday, y. Be alert V1RCO (Aug 23-Sept 22) More promisi ng If b:rn Aug. 2528 Week on __ I. WD1N6..A(10V1DJA1& 714E SPbr- VP the up rade. Ev"hing looks tetter for the weekend. Possible changes r Ind 45. — m rpi Fre ° Ave BUNDLED 'rOGEThER ft470 4 4a1N. CABLE, WILL CASRYThE VOICE-FLUCTUATED LIGHT IMPLJIIPES IT ES "'LDTRANSMtT I DIRECT "WIRLE$S 1 LIGI4TSYSTEMS, WITHOUT FIBER CABLES1 WARE ALSO i !0 _______ WEED BE NO SECRETS IJNL5S BIRThDAYS NEAR' A1J5 ARE NVOLYD. ([4 UBRA (Sept 23 Oct 22) You can be superconscious if your birthday Is near Tuesday It Is an active week for all Ubrans Possible Illusions In friendships, romance, Sunuay. Rest of week on the up-grade / 21) Tension If bom 0cL 25-28, with strong tendency to worry about things that won't happen unless you cause them to. PROMISED FOR YOUR FUTURE FAMS WILL PENCIL-THIN LAE 4000 TO 5COO TELEPHON= LVNVERSATIONS Gi jL 1 4 f AT 7-fF SAME 11 AA Scorpios s o'i'd guard ng3Inst overexpenthiures, ate SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Policies of reserve be, 11 all this week. Monday Tuesday dangerous it you make wrong move, say ft wrong things. You11 fare better It you coast and rest. MCA AND CONSTF=110N AREAS WITHIN 4ft - --- _ —a - Th =' ----- --- -'------- 7. - (J ___ 5- WJI4ç j- r0rXU '-AC1YArF.* TH _wTh-.,-F - - di __ C % I I- fat! c) __ ___ __ I - L—J I 1 1 ñI') 1 20) Next weekend doubtful If careless. Until then, much work can be accornglished if you concentrate on one thing at a time ir f,-%r C1AL&v".c YHERE WERE IRAIt'J 'ur I'eth f a i I • ii1 ('1J1 1 .1 I J - -- __ L<;4 - / TARIUS.4J55• War ___ 2 ___ • %\ 1S CARFREIGATThtAT CA1RIEDI2cA I L IWOOK 1pl_ I 4TO/W IN TAURL47 8IRr# LIKES TO 8E WELLESTABLISPED AND CAN BE VTRY FIRM ABOUT IT. IT LIKES LIFE c4Qe44l/ZEtJDUAC ABO/E4VERAGE TALEMT Lè.' '' — 1 ATIXIGTUEO2A?JlZ- - VAT WAY. WWAZeVZ~Z PAIL ROAD CON F, A AOUARIU5. SATURN" I Oft I CURY!4*210 LI 00 in - K9,-ECkS IN AR)ZCNA ALONE IN AN INTERVAL IN& AN EXPLOSION INVOLVING A/07- t7kt "C i. I PISCES (Feb. 19-Match off Qi CQ447O/N 4UAW. MOON MOVES F. not 1001Ufl9 20-Feb. 18) More spark for you. Monday, Tuesday, Indeperident, creative. FrIda Salurday. doubtful. Unexpected action by COINCIDENCE!r MCHRON ICn' v sf rology B. Fri tilt. U re - ON 9 $I o a rv Lc mp p cRFtoM ifuU Ud II If you're off-guard thing4i AQUARIUS(Jan. 714INC-C 70 RAPPEN LINEXPECT8DLY.7NERE IS NIORE TENDENCY TO SWOOT FROM THE MP,SOTO SMW DROP RABITS AND TRADITION,TA)<E SHORT-CUTS A4AW-A& -S(1PPLV ,0fC4121ATE2 DEMANI)t o:. rnow/ u UI I LICEISSPAR10N ZVe JVEEk0*f0Cr.14-20WhICV1CXN f12E POW pa e 1 • \' CAPRICON (Dr_ 22-J'an. 191 !u!prise this week. Be fie IS ALL COINCI- 7ARILIS. PLUTO 46-5 LIBRA- 11IMfR NODE Mo. ARE TO KEEPT14E &ou- - _ 1 TRUCX SCENIC _ _ - I ROUTE ROUTE i1 r-\ 'IdJfl += P6 AZ6!5, !. NOW LULU 15E-LLE 1,5, COMING I L IMAaINS GUE457 THATi5 tVHATYCU'P HE-'P HAFZC)L%/ I __ ANP HER. ri B cert in sat z!:2!t!C I mum j Al Rep4 YTP'r 01, 73MWAY all rel HEY, S S ~101_1 CAN'T 170 YOtJ Pa NG ANYWAY I*M TURNING OFF THEE TV#*# WELL AW VVPNI%-" T14E n)M AT THE / me I?A 1,437- GONZ iii, vby E d Sullivan - E3U I* Ti-E PICLICE VIAS J UST' MINE7 TtJRN IN10 A CABBAGE,WILLI5! 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DArIWG- OPEN or 54-1 A - t - ItT4 tL ___ — - f rM 6uEr rOLLo - ____________ Br,1Hg \ pg, j cLY 5UC t4 MATN&PATN P;CrURE J _7_P f I I Al GET AT Tl--~ =X1 153, AN17 r-CN'T TC>JCH THE ttQJ Bj-jTt, * A *rV MOVIFDAD/ I T AT GfhoLLYSe V/AS A HfNGE[7 ()N A PARIS NCrrl5 T)-4EPOLICS F01417 IN JLIS*F UPPW AN' C-A\(5 YCXJ A BLJCK FOR A I THINK IT WAS, AW MARRY.' all- 0 1 f 441 IV- trio. io gm 6_7714 Cod 11 WN lo- 14l 41 o oil t �__________________ 77 _ u I CAMPUS CLATTER c _ a aft WATtL4 M I ti; V/U Sul M. ------ • ' —_____ ,'$Ir!t' _ — ••1 - - - -- - - - _ _________________________________________ _ -- ARPOLLY—tkepthc'cur. re gi st from th etper. cally clipped to my refrigerator with the blank side out. This not only keepot the receipt handy should a refund or return be necessary -but provides P handy place to lot down Items for my next shopping trIP.-ALICE - •--• rent -MOPERATIVE0041, 7-T .Z - 3~ 0 A good-looking pentsult vAth silm-line tunic. Or yoa can le for 3 if - wIth PHOTO.GLJIDtik DEAR POLLY I tte nn oldpotato ber as a holder for sharp knives to be laced In a drawer. Put the blades fn the part that mashes the potatoes and alto do away with that searching for the right knife.-M. R. reuse the - lathionod square _ __ thread. t tIrId and warm I told a shoot In half, that pressing tne thread before slip It Inaldo the bag and then rouso keeps It from tangling and snuggle down between the folds knotting While I use It. -CAROL. of the sheet. It serves as extra Insulation and preserve.!, / In Sizes 10% to 24% 61zo 121,1,% bust pantVA 4-1 r er When hemming DEAR POLLY a ro-idymade garment I pull out DEAH POLLY To make my the machine stliching so I can sleeping bau much more snug - Ear - ______________ A will wesil - JUST UNNECESSARY, REBUFFED1 UNWANT01 DISCARDED,410, TV/ INADEQUATE/ LarryLewis _________________________________________ _ 1 COACH INTO PUTTINO so so b4 41 1 - by - matching /_ iA 1 * 01 Ora - - "14 Fre Ave G \___ IauRNSJ c4M) *,. I' ..STJLL,T4ERE MUST I BE SOM TI NG I 119n — (YEAH,\ COACH1,) OVER DO TO HELP TH TEAM GillI a - YOU WANT TO HELP ThE ___ UEE1 YiJ .1 $0 REJECTED/ EQUAT, USES>. J ( TEAM fo.')1 = * new / —1 L€tt DEAR POLLY I - When my grand- al -o er the v thorn. Baby acrylic yarn works bast on her knit things l /\ / 1 cipluru chwni of We Fw East In this dren wilti smAll Mandiuln rAW and 110% N 1328 W.1t, OTO.GIJInP to 1, 6mor 3tyle Sizes a to Is. Size 10, ~2'.- bust: 2 yards 60-0ch; ih; simor collar on this form-filling style will win pantsuit, sleeveless, 21!1 complinwrits. No. 1448 with PHOTO-GUIDE is in Siziss 8 to 13 Ibust 31IIA-40). Size 10, 321A bust: Ci yards 454neh. I oil h Kk NN6 1.4-ty T*ir Flo f DEAR POLLY - To keep from n cough syrup any oniQr medicine, I use a s9oan ona ith,.a •d(J( -VERA iIIflfl - the dose, liii, mis spoon part way full and find I can ea-!Iy judge the required amounL Frill VUR DEA11' r~OLLT When one has a cold and Is using tissues we all know most of these used tissues qo back In our purses or pockets to spread germs. It Is so easy to carry alorg a plastic sandwich bag and then place each tissue In it after It Is used. On arrival home throw thit filled bag Into tho trash. fiELEN poply pays $1.00 for arety Idea wed, Send them to her, c/o thIs newspaper.. IDEA -rfljl So easy to do. No. 21 15 has hotIron transfer for 7 designs; color chart, S#nd 6&- with morin pattern number coo j re to NEEDLEWORK fc/o this riewipapiiiie), fox 438If M id town 510600, New Ywk, N.Y f0018. TO ORDEJ~ addres3, by alve Crane LOOKIi WORKED! THOS X, TO M 195 TH E R95T ACT I W ISM Perk up your daily towels with ALLEY Oar S79', FNJOYMENT OUT OF A friend was unable to find a long slip to go under her daughter's dotted Swiss cress so she bought a plaincotton nightgown. It served the purpose beautifully, — MRS. P. 0. so"d 731 tech with mom*, ivu;rb4r ittv to PArt!ViS 4jaw, mmtvirn iiietwa, ow York, N.Y. 10018 by Paul ~oellers YOU TAK IF AL~ 7HE DEARPOLLY TO ORD11,11% (c/o thit nitripapa), IM by NEA,Inc, T.M. Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. ESand FLU "C- 1 r \ q ? GOING TO 6F. LATE #I 1 . 1 7 Not / / 10' '-24' • Jh FEEL not C PULL OUT TT Fri tc ¶,,L AN' HEIS GOT IT"S WE W" HIM! ;A1 DID IT YOUR. STOPPED TEM COLD! OUTA HERE! TH" CLOUDS! 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Egypt claimed is tanks soLidated new positlnns In the back an Israeli counter- ward in the desert's northern winced farther into the Israeli- mand also reported another dence that the IEraeUs gave up offensive. Israel said the Egyp- reaches but were stopped short, occupied Sinai peninsula In a naval exploit. It said its naval ground. Defense Minister Moshe Datank battle Sunday that cost the patrol boats sank 14 "armed Israelis 150 tanks and 29 war- fishing type" boats In harbor of yan said in a televised speech Has Gharth, on the Gulf of Suez Sunday night that the "serious, planes. But the Israelis said they re- during the night. Israel said the decisive battle" with Egypt was I linquished no ground in the sev• harbor, 20 miles across the gulf yet to come. "This is not like previous en hours of desert lighting and from Israeli forces on the Sinai claimed the attacking Egyp- peninsula, was an Egyptian wars. It is a war of many days and much blood," he said. "The (inns lost more than 200 tanks commando base, Otherwise, the Israeli cornImportant question is not a and 15 planes. "The pattern of today's fight- mand said, It was a quiet night cease-lire. R is how much lag has become localized on both the Syrian and Egyp- equipment the enemy will have left w he n we ha ve finished the a clas hes in various se ctors," the tian fronts. The rgyptlan mili ta ry corn- war. What we would like is for Egyptian statement said. On the Syrian front, DaDarn-mand said the lighting Sunday the Arabs to hurt so ba dly that ascus reported heavy tank, in- along tht 102-mile Sinai front they cannot think of war." The Israeli command an. lntry and artillery battles "raged with utmost violence d ut:y th:t lriel 1ud r: jf, it f."11 0, \i i-lr,ic!r ,u;d forces iiiade territorial gains all lost 656 soldiers in the first eight war ground into its 16th day. days of fighting, the state radio Syrian shelling was slowing along the line. But in Tel Aviv, the Israeli gave an unofficial figure of the Israeli advance toward Damascus and the Israeli tanks comma nd claimed Egyptian 2,000 wounded. Nei ther Syria tb were re ported about 21 miles armored units failed to nor Egypt h4.s given casualty from the ancient Syrian capital. penetrate the Israeli defense figures. Egypt reported intense air Correspondents with the Israeli line which It said was still about forces reported that long-range 2' miles inland from the Suez battles over the northern Nile Monday, October 15, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 delta Sunday and claimed 15 Is. Syrian guns opened up when- Canal. 66th Year, No 47 Price 10 Cents Associated Press correspond- raeli planes had been shol ever the armored columns tried to advanec. ent Paul Kohn reported from down. ti t' rurii the J - II Y% o I 11tilm rl - - __.. ---- _,i__ - - _ - — - — . — U ZI U was Receives ire Plan -x;v w - 6& LNL16N1hh1 .AM es ree. en To A ams" M _ A VA,664 preliminary budget request for the newly-mated Seminole County Fire AFt, stera have been unsuccessful, hope ... whether they go through He charged the Arab attack Prutectlwi Dcpartmcnt was MIAMI BEACH AP 110 president George Meany he said with the agreement, I don't on Israel was planned, Inspired presented today to the count' At that time, Mean> and know he said indicated today the tentativ e and supported by the Soviet commission by Gary Kaisci peace agreement with the Teamsters President Frank E Mern> ga ve no indication as Union and urged that the United ctairmar, for the fire standards Teamsters for settlingthe Fitzsimmons disclosed a to the nature of the problem but States give Israel whatever committee California Farm Worker (Its.agreement in principle" with said a full report would be made military equipment Is needed tO The commission, noting pile may be falling apart.United Farm Workers Presl d ur ing the AFL-CIO Convention preserve "this tiny democratic been earmarked "Something has happened." dent Cesar Chavez that would which opens here Thursday. state in the Middle East." He from federal revenue sharing - —: - -.---- • I'\ •- - Meany said. "We reached an end the long and sometimes agreement then all of a sudden vio!ent jurisdictional fight be- Under the tentative agree- said this "is in our national ment, the Teamsters were to interest." not hi ng," re pudiated to the AFL-CIO the agreement were withheld signed spee s year with Calif ornia Maritime Trades Department, pendiittamitioa ~,th le- grape growers and leave organI"1m Ing*f4J aU'Is to Chavez's byCO ui'e had bcn tact with the Teaimters since MnY aini union. The CITISteTS would re• MeMny said 3all r tIn urI5dlrtIflfl over all the tentative eace act Was LcflfllppOil )flS&f "UrhUrs, Such as in tkie announced Sept. 28 in Washing. Fitzsimmons. and neries, warehouses and packing . A up heds. given "We have not Efforts to contact the Team- NAVAL CADETS COMMISSIONED GENERAL Leonard F. Chapman commissioned Sanford Naval GENERAL Academy cadets into th e Marine Jji.ir ROTC during erimonk at the Sanford Sports Stadium on the school's Dad's Day, Saturday. Here )i salutes Midshipnui Ross Mclnnim, with Major Richard Conally (r) and Midshipman Doug Ilowlett (center). . ISp 1rn - - - - - - - - - - T 4 68 WASHINGT`ON (Al'i — For- ing the problems that ruined his 4 6-17 wer Vice President Spiro r. political career. -- t+ I LI ' By John A. Spoiskl P. I I emotlons...embarrMixed assrnent and admiration. When 42-year-old Willie Maya got his feet crossed and his eyes blinded-I tried sinking through the floor. However, his eyesight was more than adequate when he Was at home plate for yesterday's series game and caught 7 the ump in a "goof." And tat when he bounced a single over pitcher Fingers' out-stretched hand and brought in what proved to be the ning run, well I couldn't have been more relieved. Most wives lose their husbands for two nights this week... FL football tonight and thea again the resumption of the third game of the World Series on Tuesday night...(wish I had some stock in the ur1v-stufl. cauEe they're surely going tobesduinga heck of a lot of six packs, eh?i 1 I - ' -' SPIRO A(;NEw Careerrulncd ----- f5 > 1 r.4'? 'If F 0. 1 V I a I don't think so...for too many years they have known that by hiring a siuirp attorney they've been been. able to get away with -murd er," and that's the pr imary reason why the crime rt' ci'ntmucs to cllmb ' i Douglas offered no substantiation for either claim. Lomnething happened News 3 monte Springs ire chief, is t apparent top candidate. 10 Study Digest • ' hole in the doughnut plaguing them for more than 2.5 years. (Page 5A I begin back g round P R. ord ( age Pr e?g IB) DENIOCIIATS are cautioned by their party chairman not to expect a Watergate-Agnew windfall of congressional seats in 1974. (Page '0 : 1B) intrude possible conflict of interest Into inspection and % I F I)F it 'U CItIMI' (OMMISSION says buildi ng department decisions. criminals niost should be treated 11 enien 1 y as The proposed measure is also bad, the grand jury said, > POsslule because toughness has fail ed. (Page I B) because it "gives permission -. iCont'd. On Pg. 3A Col. 1) A 6OVERNMENT POPULATION EXPERT SlYS h' will re(1)nlmend easing PrOlx)scd rules : s 'eri!I-, teriliza '1o9 tion. 'Pa"" JBI • NEW ('IVILIAN PREMIER promises con• Altamonte Will Appoint City Stud Panel .............. y -- ' -------- . . , - - Than f I . _ - - - ..... - '- --_- X :. ... stitution and elections after student riots fo,-ce "I' I Shindle 31 a Premier Thanom Kittikachorn to resign. i€'iiiber of the county electrical At .'i MflNTE si'i INGS \ be made to the council on a new :.j review board, will be arraigned 9.11-member charter stud>' city charter. The present charter was today on extortion arid perjury conuinssion will be appointed A WINIWEI) FIRE that raced across 20 adopted in the late 1950s. charges stemming fromthe by the city council at Its 4;30 Swofford estimated the charger blocks of wooden tenements and small grand jury probe. p.m. meeting Tuesday. Lawrence Swofford study will take about year. one The "voluntary" suspension businesses leaves 1,100 homeless in a rundown Mayor will of Shlndle, 1400 Allison DTIVC, said today the commission Boston suburb. (Page 1B) Also on the agenda is report Altamonte Springs, was told public hearings to from consulting engineer Bill 3> requested by the commission determine recommendations Palm on costs of hiring an the report detailing what X. Index eng engineering i neering firm to do an the Grand Jury termed imanalyses of the new sewer inWeather 7A lB Entertainment Areidcaths proper and possibly illegal terceptor system. IIon.svopc 6A , Bridge .................6A Yesterday's high 86 low this construction and Ins pection The board will discuss Hospital notes 6B 6U Calendar morning 65. Partly cloudy for practices in the county. through Tuesday memos from the zoning notices ----Public 2A j 4-511 the most part csstliedaJs The charges against Shindle a lire prevention g Comics ------showers, deportment, Society ---------6A 1A stem from an alleged Incident with slight chance of 211413 6A Sports Crwurdle Highs mostly mlii to upper code and will hear from in the building department the of State 5A 6A Lows tonight mid to upper representatives Abby Dear reportedly COS. offices in which he Maitland-South Seminole Stocks ................18 , 6A told an electrical Inspector to 6os. of Commerce on a ha mber 4/i TV FtIItorialenmrnt Shower probabiltv 21) per C expect "a couple of accider's" I rop1'sed election rally, jib b 'hinP. " r cm itnt thr'uzh Fu I iif ---------- Ia you U • •a1ls al. Everglade - rc- c i a'i rirv---Offi FLOuain't RIDA CITY Park say they have almost filled the : '- - Cneer Up. - . things cotid hi worse, Supposing you were one of those who contributed to the I) k ii' Fund \n Johnson during his term in the White House asserted to me that even his phone was tapped." . . Elec ric Ord*inance formally discussed the grand jury report since it was Issued \ salary for the department head. for which Kaiser, former Alta- b during his term In the White CnmrnkcInnrc ha ve '.\ Think about this one for iiiuinent..the federal crime iriost says c ommission criminals should be treated leniently as possible because toughness has failed. • F - 4,js 0 U ined " morally certain that the conference room of - %% - Kiii3er called his budget request a "minimum necessar~ to effectively implement the oii MI t\\ Seminole County corn- tinually rejected by the inAfter leaving the U.S. courthouse In Baltimore Wednesday inissioners were scheduled spector. On the proposed electrical where he was given a $10,000 today to work on a proposed three years' probation electrical ordinance blasted ordinance, the grand jury fine and It will perpetuate the ha ed rg on the tax charge, Agnew last week by the grand jury as c of allowing dccold system promised he would make the an example of how some public "carelessness trivial review board members to spccch. officials -how toward publi c property and 40% 50X chiefi, accord- - I 1 - program," saying he doubted an inspector can be hired at the $7,Soo rate set by the county. The budget includes $15,000 'We who live In the District of Columbl.3 know that electronic gurvelilance Is com ard -,I%!(. abotit it," said one associate. -But I think he will state his case firmly. I 9 district fire --7J the ing to Kaiser. 4 WASHINGTON JAP) — Supreme Court Justice William 0. Douglas asserted today Bo pect him to be teff ibly defen- - oU 00 linance cEll VT' u 12, setting up for the urithcorratcd area:; an authan> Ecbuilding 1nspcvtlons and pian r1eview that can be enforced by HOUSE ANt) SENATE COMMITTEES "There wont be any whining and complaining and I don' t cx- h AftW Douglas also asserted that the Supreme Court's ultra-confidential conference was bugged. Douglas' assertions came In a' dissent to ihat uuId normally have been a routine action denying ball to a criminal defendant. - ' 9 ai -- - ge U The approximately 15-minute Agnew addres.srs a television audience tonight and sources speech Is to be televised live at indicated the farewell st*mh 7:30 p.m. EDT by NBC and inav be an inestruction on avoid- CBS. Agnew resigned Wednesuay and pleaded no contest toa federal charge of Income tax evasion. lie spent much of the week. end working on the speech. without the help of his speech. writers, Sources close to the former / vice president said the speech would L lrgel> his Oifl wo. k. - - LBJ, H10gh Court Agnew Talks To u.s. V*a elevision Tonig t 10 - - - - VLO -- funds for fire protwtion, indicated it will settle the budget disparity at Tuesday's regular in n4 g. Last week -i The '_ - _-- - . ._____ � 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 14, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 14, 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 25-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 14, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ef08dbe770582d9196a81c29d0c666c0.pdf af02afbe6138565a572b9608cb34298d PDF Text Text the SdnlorU rtera$a I UeUdy, t&I - Legal rOfCê ____ 10, IYIJ Legal Notice Legal NoTice SEMINOLECOUNTVPLAP(PIIPIIO ____ I _______ Ia to N0TICOSNEt PICTITIOUSNANE 77 I1Y 436 are engaged It, business at P0 in . lt.e Pi1tflIflQ ari Zoning Corn. crnin,Ie Sprutgs, County. t(,, mlsscn as seminole Comfy. nd1jct a pubht County. Floridp under the liditeOut Ftorld under the UctIliout n,me of FlOrida, wiU ci • T, W. ELECTRIC CO., and that W trnO to cosar reromim'j, fld that I intend to regsttr %.3d intend to register said name sedcttan f to 1rot name with the Clerk at the Circuit Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole rnerceI On the following described Court,SerninoleCounty.F:orIda I, County. Flo-kIa In accordance with 9I Name Statutes, TQ Wit; Begin a portion of Sec 13.2030 the F t'.lout Name Statutes. To Seminole County. described at Wit; Section 56.309 FlorIda MsIsAIS tws;1hCSE'1,o$th,SW'..,oflh, 1957. NW 1 less Ely 23,t fr rocS put ses and the ICO ft r w fQr 4p Further des,crft,ed as 7.5 more or less, *pcimately 4 mile South of Sfnford City Limits on US 09 Florida Statutes 1957. S Ch4rltS E. lrinowskl RIchard Walker R. E. Pkkering Publith Aua 1. Sept 4. ii. if. Publish: Sept if. 7S. Oct. 2, 9, 97) DET.79 DES1U 0 T OF THE CIRCUIT I SR JUDGE, SEMINOLE COUNTY. ThlSpubliche4ringwilIbepetdIn FLORIDA. Estate: You and each ci cu are hereby S.emfnote County, Ficrida By: J B. WiUiams. illi e cSts R i se I n Port Tati Ic 1AO\fe FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. Estate of Lena E. Winters, are engageJ Auburn Ave., Alfamonte springs, Seminole County. NOTICE TO CREDITORS • I II • TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Betty P. Uphouse CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Publitis: Sept. 1*. 25. Oct 2.9, 1973 I i 4 ..a iv yet ready tooperate from firms The Seminole County Sthnol "The unit I have in mind which are not sure where their Board will hold a special would extinguish a major product witi come from when meeting Wednesday night to petroleum fire in 18 seconds," the tanks are operative," Ryan deal specifically with the Ryan told SCOPA board said. Z'J ci you are hereby DET•73 PUb either of you, may have agasntl the an required to till any DET 69 ________________________ estate of Thorr.as McPaeat. also Claims ant' demands which you, or N eitheroiyou.mayhaveegalnit said CITYOFALTAMONTE NoticeofPublIcHearIng SPRINGS,rLORIOA 'he Planning and Zoning Corn Teague Middle School double members. cIk of the CItCUIS court, Seminole Circuit Court of the El Ptteenth TO wfdI;f Public I4eirin itsl oi Seminole County, C'n?Y. riorida, at his office In the Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, decision. _____ ! The pc.btk hearing will be Mid In Attornrvsit Law the City Hall. AI?emonte SWIngs. Sanford. Florida '2711 _____ 'r-r(- "(1 Lart f' . Publith Sept II 25. OCt 7 9 1973 pm or as soon thereafter as that time . possible, INVITATION TO BID NotIe is This nolke IS to be pvblishld byThC BOiTO of County Cm postingone(1)Cepyontheproperty rn;ssioners of Seminole County setting as the Sirninofe County aforesaid described 0114 County. Florida will receive sealed blds until 7:30P.M. Wednesday. October 1L 1973, at which time Bids prot t the Chanihers ci the Seminole County Courthouse, Park Avenue, Sanford, a1l,astItfern (151 : The special session SIMINOIF COUNTY rx1 r titers t By J LI Wiliams said that the cash payments appear to be "the In 1970, Congress authorized a $150 million experimental program in housing allowances involving more than 18,000 families. Nixon recommended this effort be expanded and that figures be gathered on the cost of safe and sanitary housing in various parts of the country. qualified recipients with an appropriate housing payment and would then let them choose their own homes on the private market." Nixon said a recent study shows "it costs between 15 and 40 per cent more for the gov- EjTfli Recommending that first priority be given to the elderly poor, Nixon said the cash subsidies "would becarefullvscaled tomake uo the differ. ence between what a family could afford -- -its own for housing and the cost of safe and sanitary housing in that geographic area." The President said a final decision on the wisdom of the innovative approach probably would come "late in 1974 or early in 1975." 1/1/ . Arson Blamed In Fire, ." ______ ------- \.... . . ... . - - . $150,000 YthtUhiLI fly DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Trucks Lest in equipped and loaded trucks. CASSELHEItRV — ArOniStS ''S' SraIct FREE ESTIMATES The fires were reported to the evacuation of nearby homes arid Sheriff John Polk were They were started by punc- Casselberry Fire Department and apartments were aban. assisting Wright in the Inluring and setting afire their at 2:03 this !iiornlng when the doned. No damage was done to vestigation today. gasoline tanks, the spokesman blazes wer' burning out of the main building. Firemen remained at the said. control wit], flames 150 feet Firemen at the found smouldering ruins until after 4 Damage estimates by high. Nums rous explosions ice pick and screw driver holes am. started the $150,000 blaze that destroyed 26 trucks early today at Air Flow Designs, 250 Jasmine Road, according to company officials ran as high were heard. Utamonte Springs in the gasoline tanks. The management discounted 1)cputy State Fire Marshal as $150,000. No one was injured. Fire Department also reports Air Flow's management said of recent attempts to Earnest Wright. "The authorities have responded. the company has ordered new unionize the company and "The fires were in the assuredusthearsonistsrnade.t Mayor Bili Grier, on the trucks and will t)e full firmly denied a recently-fired curnpounds to either side of the few slip-ups and will be scenes! the ffres, said within 15 operation Thursday. employe might be respsible. Jasmine Road plant and made shortly," the spokesman to s minutes the fires were Fire Chief Roger R.asooll, "Negative," the spokesman destroyed 25 to 27 fully 'u;! un.!-' r.rtrnl H ti '':.r Pl f1:u f '.aid to both queries .- c Marcher best scene ______________ '.-_ in Wednesday, September 19, 1973—Sanford, FIclic4,a 32771 66th Year, No. 19 Frlce 10 Cents SANFORD /tIR p,, r'i. ;2s321 _________________________ 322-3J22 - fuR sta su SRI . arrests .' ,.,-,-,-v t.ag. ernment to provide housing for people than for people to acquire that housing themselves on the private market." most promising way to achieve decent housing for all our families at an acceptable cost." Nixon said that under the direct payment plan, "The federal government would provide YOUR SACK VAR Of in Aids problerii i.' resoled no othr IstP SCITCI ,3 — Ryan said it will cost $500,000 • a proposed change of zoning from A. numerous calls have Ie Williams, who represent.s the new tanks and the board agreed the Plinning Board ci the City Of months from th tit!C Of the hut withIn l calendar moniM Aftaronte Sprir,gs, iIorida that said bulcatlonolthls notIce. IWO C06h13 time of the first publication of fhis 1 Agrcuftvre to M1A Very LigPt ceived expressing dlssatisfac- county commission on the that It is In the best interests of Planning Board *itl hold a pjb,ic Industrialonthe following described . I. . ofeachc$aImoqdem'halIbe in notIce. Each claim or demand must Lion with the board's decision to ..tn is isu, uuVseu port all people involved to continue r-raring to conSidci' the QUestion of writin a-id 'o,rty: 0 be in writIng and turd ii dupIicat 'u. — ' • c ntiie Con I i to tr} .irJ i.lic t ttiluh t? hrni • • S il o (1'il}!P officlil to ttae ""'' '.t)Ii i_c ,.vrn ' ui_k L)i.iu ti ( tu,rit fur Uts.' Linl hirtit uwg the tanks which are ci L j.4s.sioIl.s tiis'jtc a full•house post office aOdrtst of the claimant corner run N 9 degrees W 120 ft. 5 37 u 1A to Residential. Two Family. '-. me claimant hl agent or at uCiore asning and muit be sworn to by the county already constructed and need turnout whic s gave resounding egrees3r E 150 ft. N 22 degrees ' 3". on Sne property as described t'ne'y and accompanied E flbft N :'Io*. as those ctassiflcatiarn are tee of one dollar and such claim or claimant, hIs agent or attorney. r.es 54' 25" E 306.73 approval to lie boarus decilon commission for more money. only to be moved. l e raOfl : dFloqlda. this ItS 70 degrees £ 10 1 'scflbed itt thl rompref'ieniive demand not to filed shall be void. The tank farm, if established, at the Last r ieeting. SCOPA advertised for bids n of the City Of S: DaivwGamma9e 13th day of September. 1173. SChOOl Bo 3rd Supt. William -— Terrc and Fern Terrace Revision . Helena ¶. CttemoI'1 Further described as on the west P. Layer offered the board and of the Estate BLUE DOLPHIN HAS POOL GAMES S Executr, 0 Sad IS a C. side of U.S. 1792. north ci Seminole the standlru Sublect properly Is described at Thomas McNeil room crowd a WALkER AND SULLIVAN user rør Industrial Park. 220 ft south ci • fOfIowt' JIJJI rI( By: Kirby Sullivan number of alternatives to the O'Brcn Road, east of 5.C.L. RR. L.cf 1,BIackC,andLotsl1', Block • Tosting TSMCPI&I deceased L orneysor Es a e 0 Th!s public hearing will be held iii league ovt rcrowling aituatlon 0, Town and Countri Estates , YOUI • Basketball , 'nets the Lounty Comm.s.sion Chambers but oal) Lb double session plan Replat Pta? Bock 1? pgri 29 ad t.i;iam C P4utchsc*i it • Diving Rings I . Terming the federal government "the biggest slumlord in history," President Nixon urged Congress today to authorize a new experiment that would provide the needy with direct cash payments to help meet their housing needs. Nixon said the direct payments should be considered as a potential substitute for massive public housing projects. In a long-promised special message, Nixon WAShINGTON AP proposed a fire each firm has given a negative * protection system for the tank response. He said Shell Oil farm at a cost of another Company told hun they were soss. FRENCH AVE. 3224*2 p40,000. lie said some tank trying to get out of the state farms have oni" a sinale fire because "f the tou"h anti-snill ____________________________ J r ____________________________ b '.' extsngulur and advised a laws. Coo 0 more substhntL'il unit is needed IN A BREEZEI I If petroleum products are to be "it is hard to get a cornstored at the port. mitment for tanks that are not .. ec I a /" To Give Cash Housing Payments To Poor Ryr.n • CLEAP4INGSERVlCE.Ofldthtwe lntendtoregstersaidnamewlththe Clerk of the Cirut Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the FicIltiov Name Statutes, To•Wlt: Section SAID ESTATE: 0 97] Nixon Urges Congress Grant Experiment Co3 for establishing a County Port Authority SCOI'A itflk the sanford could store county petroleum 1Th)Vi1 the tanks but recef veil 300,000 gallon petrnleum (SCOPA) has been told to ha'e lakefront to the port site west of supplIes as well n generate no bids. The Authority will now ,, , . •t 1 storage tanic tarm at ule z ort concrete plans before asking Interstate Four. Port ad. revenue through tank leasing negotiate a COflu ac O 1a e we of Sanford have Jumped to the Seminole County Corn. mlnLstrator James Ryan said and transport tarriffs from work done. $180,000 and the Seminole mission for funds over the Monday the $80000 will only major petroleum firms. "petroleum products are not approved, move the tanks to is holding the only products which can be IN t _____________________— area andat Least0,000 more is Ryan said he has contacted 15 stored in the tanks," Ryan said. ________________ (A1nLy ConUflIssIOners P needed to complete the tanks major oil firms In Florida to FICTITIOUS NAME proved the $80,000 to move the ' 'DON BALES t In NOTICE IS hercby given tI'OI storage tanks donated to reinstaltation. MOTOR CO. used Us g 0 c CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. the County Commiion Chambers IN PROBATE. of the Court House. Sanford, Ia re: Estate of Thomas McUeaI. also known Fl.or4a. on October to. 1973, at p.m., or as soon thereafter as Thomas McNeIl. Deceased. ssIbIe. Planning and Zoning ______ - "9 Clyde Lee Freed ) 8 YEAR " Pledged __ ft __ I app!cat'c.n ,ub 1,?ftd by Lake Monroe U?,IitkS Corporal lOfi Ne'tSty fOr water service service &n cmerl. SMINOLC COUNTY PLANNING C(NnIy, Flonda. , A general descr'tian of the area ANDZONINGCOMMISSION wherein application to provide WatefadDWagesltvlha1bfl Notice of Pubic Hearing The Planning and Zon;ng Corn Seminole County requested sat Inflows: mitsion of Section NAME OF OWNER: The Distrid jjj4j 67... * S.,nuu, uaru cii 5eminui, County, •. Seminole County, Florida. I% IT11 I' t$tCtT1Sl$lPI)(f$ . Alt II 10 II IIICW )II14, .... S EYf_SYOAT fiiC,'* . WHY PAY MORE? 56L! I 10 STAN(Fy $ It $15 It UI PROJECT LOCATIONS: Seminole County, Florida, ( Document No 71 Buits shall be receIved until 7 P.M., Wednesdty. October 10, 197'. ...N ,.. . - 4545 MUd S fli Park '• Mt * 3 9 . .. _______ "" rr U.. iti•eia'1 'kI!TI te County CommiSSion Chambers Florida Plarwtingand Zoning •tii STRUCTION: Thi Prolect general forth in the Contract Documents. . . UOI4W' 6 YR. D"iml ABC 8 YR. OLE] BySS.dney I Vihhen Jr ATTEST. 471s General ConstructIon Cl Atlemonte CTINE19OLENrRY _ __ •1 ii ' Semihole County with assault with 1ntt to murder Lee. Askew's executive order, agreedtoTuesdaybythesth Cabinet sitting as a pardon board, said lee's life was En - BAjANE L!: "" 64's - I is ' __ Notice of Public Nearhi The Planning mM Znin.' Cm CITY OF LONOW000. FLORIDA rn',ccn of Semfroie Cocn,y, Woticeol Public He&tng I will Conthjcf a publc TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN arng To consider recOmmend1ng Notice is hereby Qiver by the City a proposed change of toning (torn A. Council of the City of 1 Agricutturetis R TA ReSidential On florl4s hat sad City Council will the following describd property: note a public hearing: The NE . of thi SW of Sec 13 (a) To consider SflnezktlOn of the 3030. Seminole County. Fl.,, less 14 mIIesoumofSanfordCItyLlmi?son SR 427. following descrIbed property lying Stmlnol County, riC w' NW m of SW ., ci Section TownQtIp 70 South Rang 30£ , ThlspubliCPieariflOwlItt,,h,$din Easttee$thereof,togetherwimN the County Commission Chambers 46tedCl5WoI5WoI5tlO3O of .he Court Sanford Towtip20South Rariqe 30£ lets FL.r d ci c t t ,, , t ' 't tr,i .,e.r., ".t avsd Electrical for tald plant or •AI.IiJFL4JTh1tIJT.1:11jj plants. The Owner.Contractor Agreement bound wifh the rionicirn vteor ULU. run I'1II('LU Uc JL,Ina speciticahons Shall 'greement USed be the PLAC E(S1 FOR EXAMIP4 ING BIDDING DOCUMENTS: Bidden may revljw the Documents at the hollowing places: Eoghan P. Ketley AlA rl(jl) 32171 Eoghan P4, Kefity, AlA 1946 B.ay$hore Bo1•vard Dunadn. FlorId4 33575 1_'t• •I!1'J'J4__Ji"II,'YrI1 1_I1_t_AL..Ii_ Lh1:ilh'Zi{s1L4:-- tjjj , ,a., rent . .,,ii 1 - I HIIP41AI08RU1E .....3.19.. 45.48 CANADIAN D(ILJXf 3 4 is ... GI RY VOUKA . i 99 . i 15 8 YR E OL STAtFY . 429.. 4168 ROYAl. DELUXE SCOTCH - . 35rM1l.S0 45.95 flT IVO ID1'rauin,iu ' 10' . 3,,,11v 445 —. 59.95 IONOOU TOITR 94 PR. ci iti Cit . . 8 YR. ROYAL DELUXE MY . . . 399 4895 1,Y c u 01. SUNNY BRUOK BLEND. . . .4.49.ue run mint . .. . 5350 QUART MR (0 KY VODKA 399 4150 lflALJt AI1A ... . . . 4.99.. 7.99.. 89.50 :CIRTIFIEO • ri urinv I 58.95 GRAND AWARD 15 YR • 7 00 . uonj ,iyit niiaar uvnsip wn vuu, 3.L511" 4495 01 ABCS YEARS OW 498.- SR 95 12 YR 010 RARITY o rtnrtrlcn 899.. eusttuIAN. .4.99.. 5695 PARADISE VOOKAGIN.RUM. • . 3.49.3..t 'ID 8YIAR DID REPEATER HnIttr • . 319 4295 INVIR 3 ussIl 4115 JACCUIM BUNO 3..tO° 4095 ABC VODKA GIN RUM. EBENHORNOrBYEAi..... 4.7R' 5388 KILTCASTL.E8IPRDOF.......4.11,,. 49.95 QT.CERIIFIIOIYR 40% 549.. 6195 OUARTIACQU'NS HENRY 8 YEAR _______399..4695QUART QUEER ANNE_________825.. 7195CANADIAN SPRINGS CANADIAN429..4995STANLEY KY_VODKA______319 . 3795 CERTIFIED 90 PR. OLD GOLD PDAwcnnn SANDY 'aISMVIFUflU iuR. ED ICY. pjlI) wca en sirs '1 Atl5isIA ,. sIusat'-. IU IVJMbLJUIV14LU . LK'nn nni&intr " t nnrsa.ista • ii vur oniuiui rflCrVIIutvl 10 urtasit .. .. VSOP BRANDY • '""" I LLVYIJ 66 1 JACQUIN ,WIati.su.q1i, v nr5'JAI 1'A('YI r t s' ' flu i ML UM) I LE 6 YR McHENRY 8 v GOLD . Zoning tO the corporate limits ot the City 04 Lnngwnod, Florida; and (bi To consider Iso the quliflon of Oes.gnal.ng and asIgning the Seminole County, FiCridi By J B Williams Zoning Director Pbuti OFT zonbp classIfIcatIon of PUD Planned Linit Development , , property as thOf classificatIon is Sept. 1, 1973 70 SEMINOLECOUNTY BOARD . OF ADJUSTMENT NotIce #1 PublIc Hewing is hereby g;ven thai the &oiidc" Adtvttmefst will tcndvct a i_i.: public hearing to consider . and that the testi. it to be economically feasible. mony W33 vital to the proseMrs. Rournillat said two cution of Blackburn and Cag- small wings with a total of 1,000 nina, juarefeetoffloorspacehave "Harlan Blackburn and Sam been proposed by a building P 04Sed35205?$ESemngIe County Fla lying W of the Old LAUDER'S East Commercial Avenue 143 .d Supplemented The present zoning cleSSlicition ul said pn..perty is Al Agricultural D;strlc, as thit clifcafi. , te sco,cw 'lik r1ft i t, 3, *Docucr'cnts will be at Local ptanrooms for Bidders to review. PLACEIS) 4. DATE FOR OB. then4dayofOo.r.)qr3at7•gi) pm or as soon thereafter as $ Alt t.s'i wisI,$,fus.i csivatøis "' U luStS Wuirt . TT1R15 ,. HORSE . Performance. Payment and Guarantee Contract Bond as prov.deo and set forth in the u1tl0 DATE. TIME AND PI,.ACE FOR EP OF SEALED BIOS All - . IJ . I : .AcIu$fl 'c . ' -. $311 t . + : ,,, .. 'tiM 5.49-. A. — 3 C0lD Duck lUSlfOw,t1,i, n o r. sO GIN u liii. Wi.. . 10 ±i. - 99st v l.0 531• 5500* CUCKENHEIMER 11110 _____ CHAMPAGNE 6 - SPtltlAUiIlCA* UM? 11 QS 11$ SIIUISUjO4I "s" • . 511.4 II?? l41 -. 4,,SCAH . . CHAMPAGNE 99' .- • IkOCES BUTlER IMP $4I )(ACHER I... AL 4 37" t*W .. 154. 8'2'3 _______ .... ________ i. . '1' - .. ...:• - U 41 + e. ++ "i pLainly marked on fit, ou'sJOr rnrjnufr,.en!. thence run fl 1408' i9 U a distanCe of t20fl' thtct run N 95 27 0*' 35.' W S dlttNKe ci i'-'' er.jr' N f'S CS a •i wltti;n the City of L.ong*CuOd, Florida, and in three (3) other plar within the City. a,14 tPse bidder Th District osoui of the S lIflt of said S1ln 35; Cour.y, Florida. once a wtfk tot a, ,., teat, iNt u' bons,cu1i date of IQ the PublIc Plearung. the dale t • Cublstation to the 4$. at Bie publica$,ri, bOlts dates thenc, ruts W a 0s'ai'.ce ci 7! t'3 to LAftteW$Livakivtr;lhetscfrunina SEty $1 distance of ). along said W bank a rytc or Ies fg th lne City Hall .., i,mi. not his titan .igre Springs and en benk a old (71) days. In addition. notice shaH 'f'd itt the ar ch*flhei Cit the t.itt W$it3 t be con. 1- . . . -. . - irit: I '1V1 '' P') Al I',t lltPn I1 Ciay$ pr Iht to Inc (.tt rio Sa"o'd ri in, ri_'I f4ea',Q of t DATEL) this tOPs Florida, on 0ctoer 15. 1973. a' 1;CO A 1813 S. Orv.e w " ' Proposal' end the ti. g Sceidol Seminole County, %eminQf CountyFlouoarewrvtIm.righlfo ree<1wty or all Bids recved ant' t' a pStdd 0130 calendar days stbteQuen? Ia tha Opening (4 5141 wthout theconsent of the Boerd. DaIedthtst1th4.pof$.pfem', THE DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD Cr SEMIUOLC CCUUTY: 5: Mr. Allan F. KeIth, Chairman r .upernters.J.l Apc .rd as tt, forn Doujgiat Sltmstrorn., .,'rrssfro'ys Oasis &Mcfntoth • r*cc iuc • . SIJVRELE 4L .Id%tL ABC PREMIUM BEER OR CREAM AtE I 419 - ' SCHAEfER BEER . ''' ........ lOB otAliBlifi. .. 1.19 _ - 1301' noie svou.,oy CHIANTI .Cl1ltT $AUlIR$J.t3KCAUO?4 . 'ULe . - uvASTI PT un ,00-v MlflCAyft. 5$ $3( 004.. . ABC 4.29 4.25 Y 1] ____________________ 12 YR A*D 0(1) PARR 199 — a * Hi-Way 17-92 0...! 3ft uci u rui '3*1. 6 99 Aft --It c.sti* ½ GALLON SANGRIA "r" 321 •tlM uainvre CASAI IM° rrrsin-yyti..ntn • I Cassel ""' ____________________ .44 , ' r' , ,n s '.'; I ' ten GOLD SEAL CATAWOR . i,g , 1895 4-29 : is.&o ABC PR1. SHERRY MUSt Iii us, 11 ' VV IDtAUJOL&1S2,98w 2910 UWlE CREAM 29$ 3195 At' I CA VI. ,vtjrjl5 WIIAJITI.,. i.j u lilfi lIIrei,, 18.85 BROWN _uwJLCN1.99 22.95 nvJrrvnfttbAL.. 1.79 • 18.95 "seac '7OWRAUCOTES UtIRHONE 229 , CRACKUN ROSE . 50 . 1 !SAOOR VERMOUTH 129 1428 5 fll GOKL&1LS-BYASS CRIIU '' CRUOuutMp ITAlY 299 • MA9I1NI & '11 lftilfi SCHWWF KATZ UI " 7495 RSSi VIPMQLflH 229' 2895 "1 SAN MARTIN RIfflING.. 2.29 74.95 4rNT.,UT! 11.50 lli.50 naunc ''" lM0N CkA8U5, . . o n.y "'— •...,a ' _____ 1 &&.44 .•'i et' IAF1 tlF°1RAIIM ttH 229 n . MONMOUSSEAU MIJSCAOET 298 . us 24 95 CA81RET SAUVlh4flh4 39g , 4295 . 9 ________________ , ___________________ I —- '-'i - . ' '. . .. . _______ _ii : ____ _____ . __________________ __________________________ . .. . ________________________________ ____ ____________ ... -_ _____________________ . --. - ------ — P&S Moves ToSanf'ord missioner Julian Stenstrom represent the city on the library board. ByJRICHMtDS Herald Staff Writci - B 11 S 1) Ii ie rs shocker. . 1 ' - Ii! w IRP'nDy 1171 All X OF FRAhCE __ __I. ____ - e I 0'y ,,,.: 2149 VIVA 8URGUN' ruiniir • 'nngi, ROSE 199 • 2295 .ILAN ESTEBAN SAUTERNES 11C 1895 TORR C*IANG*D*Y5$IA*y. ,,8t'"to** 5APJ IAADTIM -u, ;unji ;l RY "' .— _ Arraignnient a k • a -d c-,,4 s I of Ire troir i me to i.rne ujr•i swcornercisaidkc'fn3$ontheS final action Is taken by the City lInoJ sa.iJ cts run thenc U Council ____________ Threatened Strike ST LEGE 'yr scuc Little Known Locally About Meat Program CL0 4' ,. -, 10 YR. MR ED KY WISER Iv' CtliDi*l 5550 •$$5 " 512 3 "Ji' / IA .'i' _____ ' _____ A I., - CKAUPAG$( 1" VELVET - Al .I _____ UXE 1 . -. Q*7$I CERT'FIED .. CEO. DICKEL Iti t' ltii.s . 9 srws 14 * SCHENLEY . KD . U111t4%i.slIi.stjv TOM SIMS 8 YR. .. stiR L*U ROY • B000LES , MIX s 'RIP* L*ats'a 39 _..... -.'-• I$sv,I1Ii Knowles and city corn- ____________ CERTiFIED BRANDY WV TAurnAl sl5I,,,lVIMlW ,'i,.'uA s*r SOUTHERN COMFORT • .. CABinr*A.&i i.& StitS MACKEN. ZIE LEILANI CZJ ,i.ibA *'3I3 • j , ... MIS 9 . by phoning the offfre of the Ar. (Piittct requesting further in. f0rmi?i' 1$. 19737. SPECtFIED ttOND: The soc. cesstul Bidder(s) sItaIl provide a HILL : needed" i a Snford. FlorIda 32775 ville was commuted to time prison record," according to board as a whole' comes up with an idea of what is really' Askew, served provided he testified, lie CH Longwoodtheywouldnolonger Govoruhk this morning telling Turncysaldheplanstomove permit the service to operate him, "As of 10:20 a,m. today three of his four vehicles to the out of the owner's private you will not be allowed to Sanford base soon, using office The expansion needed "will operate your ambulances from space at 2710 S. Sanford Ave. Physicians and Surgeons residence. be more than any 20 by 20 foot Ambulance Service today Bob Turney, owner of P&S, Longwood.Ifyoudo,youwillbe He aLsomaintained the hassle IrutL,ir addition and it will only work if announced it would move its today said he received a arrested." fly JEAN PATTESON with Longwood centered comes from," he siId. "It's it Is done right" Knowles said in headquarters to Sanford after telephone call from Longwood Govorhuk said the decision Herald Staff Writer tO around his occupational being done to better inform the the memo, being informed by the city of police John stop l'&S was a move to get license. lieutenant public, and help the housewife _________ Turney in to talk with city ofVirtually no information know exactly what she's liclals about operating the .. uty lILt:flc regarding the National Live. buying." service out of his residence in untii Sept. 30, and I'm paying stock and Meat Board'c Meat department managers the city. rent on an office on SR 427 until program to standardize names of the other supermarkets [) "Lives mean more than the lit-st of October," Turney of meat cuts has reached contacted said they had not licenses," said Turney, WhO said. "And I also have a valid Sanford area meat rnrkeLs, heard of the program. added, "1 will go on any call county occupational license." B John A. Spoliki iniluc1ing l'ubix, Fairway, Both independent meat Irora here and I irtend to turn a I was really surpriseil.. - not Park And Shop, and Winn market owners contacted said thu place into a sub-etatlon Jaques, who met with Turns.'; they had heard of the stanthe first telephone call about Dixie. when we complete the move to along with Police Chief Wesli'y Manager of Winn Dixie meat dardization plan. yesterday's lampoon on tue Sanford." Dowel and Fire Chief Roy ptnt, Bob Brown, said "Someone mentioned it to Bobby Riggs. Billie Jean King Longwood Mayor Eugene Labossiere to discuss the he has read about the program mc, but I've had no formal forthcoming tennis match. By CHRIS NELSON by some lOper cent of Seminole "We'll give him a week, but If Jiiques, however, maintained situation twoweeks ago, said h' in the papers, and is sure It will notification," sail t'ie manager I was enjoying myself. - County school bus drivers was they the school board 1 don't the P&S opitFatlon was illegal, t,td Turney his license would Herald Staff Writer be implemented soon nation. of Iowa Meats. right up to the time I bit into a averted, temporarily at least, come p with our proposal, and he will make every effort to not be renewed unless he moved Wide. Owner of Ill-Flavor Meats In piece of paper buried in my A threatened "protest walk" by Supt. William Layer's there will be a protest walk," stop it including not renewing his communications equiprnct "At Winn Dixie we started Oviedo, Edward Ondick, said mashed potatoes. It said, promise to meet today with a skid Mrs. Scott, a 17-year the license, or revoking it from his residence. about two years ago identifying he had read about the proposal .. . "Prepare to eat crow, stead of . nine-member salary committee veteran of the system. what part of an animal each cut in trad, journals and newstaters!" (I still don't know if it from the driver's association. Cru.x of the dispute is the papers, but had no notification . was my wife or young Layer told a meeting of more difference between the dollar -i or guidelines from the Meat : daughter Janell who was than 100 Jrivers it Sanfcrd raise givcn the drivers corni':i Board. responsible for that little MiddleSehoolluesdaynighthe paredwiththepercentageralse ' ' SSidoersm*yamOocuments wit: Ordinance ap proving a Lot Size Variance i an A. desaibed in the zoning I Agriculture Zone on the following and regvItion ci Seminole property FlorIda Parcel 2 — The fl 165 of the The Public hearing wlll be held in following described parcel T'st S theCify Half Long*cod,Fiorida on = 202 Gets Bodyguards _____ . - Planning and Commiiston CLYDELEE _._I ___ _ r . D..T47 _ ____ SHERIFF'S LT. CHUCK WARNER, WRIGHT ANI) RASOOLI .. .Survey fire damage at Air Flow Designs (Herald Photos by Bill Vincent) of and directed the Corrections with certain organized (1üne Division ti) turn him over to lie' activities and operatives in - KflOWIItS who Is on a monthvacation, left a memo for state law Enforcement Central Florida," Askew's or. fi53Ofl5 asking them not Department for protection. der said. Lee had served to act "on the expansion third of his sentence and Lee's five-year sentence, posed Jan. 28, 1971 In Jackson. maintained an unblemished request made to date until 'the ! lL - City Manager Warren JM GENTLEMAN 1151? Iii SZ.' S .. Cagnui:i hzve been publicly committee. danger while he was in prison identified as being assocpsled _____ ROYAL DELUXE 10 YR. . ___ ___ a 1 0 PR. VODKA .j 1. ' ' Sam ' '' GIN s.. IMP ThQLJ aeu _-__ _ 7 'V _ ures. June 11, 1971 while he was free session ve1 their support to Harlan Blackburn, a major on bond pending a conviction the project proposed by Mrs. F. figure in a Central Florida 1t- appeal. E. Roumillat, of the library teTy operation smashed last The oider laid Lee had given board of trustees, but asked for year, and reputed Mafia figure a full statement under oath to a report with architectural Cagnina, are charged In £Late Attorney J. Robert Eagan plans for the expansion showing All _ TALLA}IA&SEE, Fla. tAPi— was convicted of assisting in an have committed $25,000 in Gov. Ruebin Askew has granted illegal lottery, posesslon of of revenue from sale of surplus gambler Clyde Lee executive lottery tickets and possession of city property for expansion f clemency in exchange for lottery paraphernalia, the General Sanford Mem"rlal testimony against two men doAskew's order said attempts Library in Fort Mellon Park. scribed as organized crime fig. were made to assassinate Lee Commissioners in a work ss;casivaats LEWIS "66 "QUEEN ANNE Th:pub4cheingwmbehi4i NcheACLRR—T1y:rIS8rn(f, andIn?erestrdPublicinattendance. To Library, To Give Testimony RHOWN _____ nzoru cny commissioners II " r''ss . iii 3.. . A1I burl ir tnt CARLOAD AND TNt IAVIGS is VOUBS 511 St •W .sait WiiuIirv tffihlfl riraimr,si sirius 9 •wut ____swAl? ____ T Yk)ll TUUfl DtRUllUL IILYY YYINLIIN v!IIl LONDON DRY VSOP COGNAC Aft5 f'flt5IITAII I niiui'rt a-i 'eIsJw'ae"iuirNEVER BEFntDnl "i.i IN?.? . SSUIa (aUIaRIIIIL LUUI1UE) OPI . wit. is. ' 'WHEREYQLJ.4REN(I'ERALONE'5U*OAT TRADEWINDS WISER 10 YR LMrsHUIMN tA5 MCi 13 tI gti . 'tiii • . uueaoaa's ' 11 kM. DANCING 'IlL 2 A M ' ____ FALLS ST LEGER OLD C _____ . I44A1551 LV! D* ____ I US? lilt SCGICI_____ . tus us N' PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF anq, ?Vatd All of lying South of Orange A3CIsA3TI*I1O'iItIjT FOLj I AU of S'ctton 6 lying East of Florida. will c*nduct a public SEALED BIDS: All Olds are to be hearing to consider rel;ommending Senfofd urin! Line and South ot the delivered to the Superintendent .ver. The N.E. a proc.osed change of zoning from R. Se °' Schools in the Seminole County SanlandongLasrecofitednpB 1. PaS O Semlni, County, FIa. I...IiIl..M1&IiI tP $C(,ICI FNTA5Y c4i4Q9 T U 5k A W I LI A MiDDLE Hypothetical question regarding that woman from , F or (efer Is Aflonday Apopka who now has taken the responsibility of "raising" Saniuel(eter, the 13-year-old Mayor, the mutt who has been Sanford Middle School student in the news, who was arrested and charged What happens if she should Sept. S with first degree murder violate one of the "conditions" in the death of William Oglesby, attached to her having the dog? 12, Sanford, will be arraigned Would Se,Tinole forcibly take it Monday in Seminole County, back? Geter, was scheduled to arraigned last Monday but his attorney, 1. [)avid Burns of Bartow. was unable to aiiiear If Agnew does resign, the 25th at that time. Geter, however, thu apix'ar but he said he did Auicnc.lrnent to Conslittition not know the name of his at. provides that his successor would be named by President torney. Geter was indicted for first Nixon subject to the approval of -- of Congress. grand Jury. "I'd crrtainl go along with it,'' he said, "I think it'd be tt4 liest tliin fir ti. v..t ru --- Index ' hreadths Bridge . .. 811 Calendar ............. 3A Classified ads ...... 10-I Comics .......... 9B Crossword puzzle . 98 I)ear Abby .........8B Dr. Crane . 98 Editorial comment 4A Entertainment ++++811 88 hloroscoie hospital rites , . .. 3A l'ublk nutie5 . 911 Society ...............l2A Sports ...............911/i State .................SA . + . +. , + + . TV ............. still "look into all avenues of given teachers. Although the funding, and If the salary Index drivers received their 1 is truly unjust — we'll change requested dollar amount raI', it." according to layer, a hike in However, Layer said, he did starting teacher's pay to $7,200 ,4til0- -.. ,. -. not expect any school board by the state destroyed the . .it'tjofl until n'xt eeks reguhir percentage bo1anti. meeting, since tonight's special Mrs, Scott, noting Orange meeting is to deal exclusively County bus drivers' salaries, with double sessions at league said her group will ask —' Middle School, eniinole to like beginning Salary' committee chairman drivers from $3,035 to $3,350, ___________________________ Mrs. Eula Scott said her group and 10-year veterans from will meet in the Longwood bus $3,500 tc1 $4,124. garage at 9:30 am, this morBoth Layer and the drivers ning to hammer out final salary demands for the later meeting agreed the job is now "full. tale," and both parties exwith Layer. l-5 concern with overMrs. Scott said today that pres j .fl , i'hool bus drivers will meet crowding and lllzllflteflaflce of with la>'er at 9:45 a.m. Friday. the buses. ________________________ — "We are just waiting for the "We've hiu 15 new buses on what we do depends order for a year," Layer said. ____________ . .. . RH ' " .---'- _______ ________ . - ' ,, ____ - . + ' . . . Wtll meet takes," she said, week." Mother Is Acq u 1 tted In Draft Evasion Case A South Seminole worni_n charged with telling her son to flee to Canada to avoid the Vietnam War was aquifted Tuesday In U. S. District Court at Orlando. Mrs. M. Heku Spielmann of Fern Park received a directed serdict of acquittal from Jue George C. Young, jt 24 hours after the trial began. Mrs. Splclmann had been charged with violating the slectist Service law In a May 4, 1113 grand Jury indictment alleging she counseled her son, Gordon C. Spielmun, to flee the country In 1911. In a Feb. 10, 1172 letter to The Herald, Mrs. Splelma, freely admitted her "guilt," saying '1'd be 'good' if I wanted son to kill others and risk his awn lift'." Her indictment came alter months of "warnings" from the The FBI claimed that esca though Gordon was not a draft dodger because he kit the U. S. and gained landed I mmigrant Latus in Canada before he received a draft notice, Mrs. Splelmanu could be indicted for cLaiming she counseled him to dodge the draft. Mrs. Splelnnnn, a former legal secretary to Seminole comment. �___ - - -- - --u - _&= . --- ----.- -- --- —, - 2A—The Sanford Herald 973 Wednesday, Sept 9, L - - Aoft-j,,Nn~._ - A11-1 -------_ ft — ___ __ _-_--_-Zl~ __I_~ ta t ions C on tinu N , _1X_ &4k - I -4, ,__,r, ,. F : A I J _ .- - _,., . 1X_ V_ -1 I _. --A,i- " *.#~ - ~: L - c#T- . 4-124 -. ______ - I -m om - I-e '• .. 4 I -,;! It, . ' J ' r *1%t_. d '1 ,--I- -_ , 4 I.r AiXa 771T 15;.m: x?,i,-,t,, •, . - ,~. _tl . ;--. .-.I ,,-`--, , - " t ' r __~_ ' 1 .11 8 TIlE ASSOCIATED PRESS Some gasoline station operators in _f .., A." ~ 4 ~7~ . ., I. ._1: rl-4- 'f I' - _Rt , :' t' ~! - __- __ 7. - 164 - - ' '•i'. , I"LJ ,' * o4 ,' ' ' 16- .: '. J , I !" I I. i,,,,__ __ vow _9ftft S" ~ - .9 I - list 1 q U N 1 9i ' 4 126 ,-1 - ----,-- __ '.--- I . % . MENEREM ~ _ - r J . - P, " , t., - T. The scattered protest shutdowns came as gas station operators appealed to Congress on Dingell said the controls -impinge most onerously upon an already economically strapped segment of an industry, while a sector of the sarne industry, reporting record profit increae i If1 virtually uncontrolled" lending that the regulat.ions would drive ________ I stations Charles Binsted, president of the National Congress of Petroleum Retailers, said the Phase 4 rules discriminated against inuepenueni.. because refiners who operate their own oue are allowed to pass on wholesale price increases while the independen are riot Rep. John D. Dingell, DMich., chairman the subcommittee on regulatory agencies, said he planned to investigate whether the Ct of Living Council had violated the law in setting up the controls. Thesdav for relief from Phase 4 controls, con- Ir . L= thousands of dealers out of % - 1 -;~-___ 0 --,;-,,-. vdal~ n _ *% - - - i - - ount6r Pearson, first vice president, and Ruth Rudolph, sergeant-a t- district u u r ri se i ness _~ - -.. -_ -%,_______ I -_--f'-_ - - - ___ - - nesses when the pami's hear. harne in 1969. But he denied in. cons Ita Spec W in an . = __ u nt, la ng U_ - w_ ____ ___ volvement in any bugging, bugging measures. Also on the list are cjnyejj "There was no tap,' he said. - -. Ragan said that his trip to - -a surprise witress In the Senate Watergate wiretapper E How. f Three SOUTCtS clOse tO the Chile was in April and 1 May of Wilt"Pte heaurWp, worked si- ard Hunt Jr.. White House committee also said that Ragan 1971, four months before he .- __ I ___ . muitaao for the Republi. speechwn would be questioned about endedhlstiestotheftepubljcan Pack can pay and In ternational chanan and a previous Nixon's alleged wire. part) TekThone & Telegraph Corp. John J.Caulfield, who allegedly tapping of his brother. F. Don- Ragan worked as a $lOda supervised undercover cthi nl Nixon But Ragan said he An l spokesman in Ne w security consultant for the ties for the White HoLm. knows notYAng about that. J ls_ __--___. __ -------_:__ __ York said Ragan was hired for - ____ ___ I __ .__- Republican National Coiti_____ zthe job after Alleade, suspectRagan • • mittee from 1969 until Sep. flagan's name turned tip once viewed said he has been inter . by s in. Ing that his telephones wem the committec, tensber 1071. He also was sent before in Watergate 00Y. ta pped, asked the 117-owned • by fl in early 1971 to assist Ousted W?te house COW1SCI vestigators three times and na tional telephone company for told th em he has little late Chilean President Salvador John W. Dean III mentioned help. A.Hende. An 17r spokesman Ragan as having reportedly Uon to offer. denied that Ragan's mission helped wiretap the home of eel. Ragan, 59, worked Ragan said the Watergate Chik was related to his work at umnist Joseph Kraft. FBI for 24 years before reUring com 1. By CHRIS NELSON 1 in1 4.Hesaldtüslastllycars skeptical that ITF would be Reached by telephone at his were spent In "technical helping Allende, whose govera. h.n'ain 'I SJPUIU,i \ Y Pla iflattrs' lfleanirg electronic rnent (hi firm opposed 'The) • --- : , . -% /~ f I - - - -Ai - - - - w. __ -.- - __ - .- -- . - I , - ' --- Briefs __ 9i - 7 1-FIM , __ -- _. V 0 I__ - .• - 7- - . • _. -- 1. Ambft dispoed of 3 - _. -- - -- -.,__ - __-__ ____ t i ntffested in Making Wividual changes in the bdl said they were prepared to offer their .cne rnris a aitti* chai ker, that y of - Rilpdnd Paper lirii~ , ~ A said trLiy. lie 1k that this is a small Percentage of Canada's Otal hnnual output of about 10 mill on tom. But he aid It cam aLa Une of hea vy demand for big fall issue of --..•-- ; 41 OF SORTS -- relescope appeafs to be e', r: .; .,h 1t .1 ? Ir? .. : ' VISION MO'VMM , lb 4L pwkd out that utucners in the United States are suffering most because the struck comMles export _,__ -- rr_ • ~Ijn ' Sept. 22 Artists Market Fall Festi val, a m The Forest 10 a m to 6 p.m., Executive Point Building parking lot, 1.4 All So dan open to public and SR 436 Categories are oil, Nine to Midnight. Music by acrylic, mixed media, Country Ballads. Soda) Hall watercolor, graphics, scuip. Oak at Oth. lure, craf Is and photography. - Hospital We W4 His polof";J ~7. t. 11 361, 26'. W. ftill pff V She !s also survived by her '' Vehna Grooms Salvatore F. Manfre Jo Ann Br4rnley, Casselberry Burial was in Cary Cemetery, Oakfield, N.Y. '4 ' , ? 44 '?' 51w " , She rardPA c X V?'.;?,4 V** j Gaparc Rutb S. Pierson, Deltoria Mi(hael Garguilo. Deltona ,~rnith, Deltona I rnest J inupiri l)dton 13 a ('brili in SciLntist is suied by a son Rodney W Blegen, BlRTH - .Hff , W-Ar"I V-. Ili: ir" 111?H*ft 11's ! . " . i\I Stock rc higher near open YORK - charge of arrangements. :i I I W. IBM r-%# Performance Affeds- The Market NL 111% 31i I 34 n:: *% W'D W1 1! )J 7'• 4'. Li'. i 3I I . ; e C-*r!-*A_ sit 11 If's We X-of n1 w -/* 2S.% " U's 100 IN IV. Jr-, X - .0 Ws 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Executive Point Building parking lot, i and Sit 436. Contact Mrs. Jo Drummond orVici McKenzie at Artist M;rt Giftique for entry. Archie M A I BLEGEN MRS LAURA tervices to u oi Tu*Sday will be litid &I 2 p. m. Thursdsy, W 11fitUm Funeral rea*r of Me chriman sciefilist I Andre J Walker George A. Edmonds Lee A. Berry Gilbert B. Fileger Elsie Enunel, Cassaclaga $ I kk \ ; - ' - Mrs (gerald Cochran I5SUt four W three, • • I - e fir!ston F,uncral led decliners Ing today, and brokers said Many Of the market's glafnIllMsperforancemay contin Our issuescan)e4erprer lit: to affecl t-he infirket, in Ttiesday's trading as the The Dow Jones average of 30 negause reaction to the iii industrials was up almost a antitirmt ruling spread tO 01.4r With F Sanford: Dennis Baker Joseph Marvin flinery Ward W. h1urrity Robbie L Ergas Sandra A. Blankenship P. Murin Eliz 'be I =_ __- m______ _ z-_-__- =__=_ -__ I! Wk__ , - i Bishop i 't k Cugenie BCu Sereni Bramble l(exford D. Starks Published Daily N French Sinutabs 29 - 114 i Opeiner BUILT-IN 8-TRACK I IUIIuJ 000000000"040ma~ft"aw"000400 000 a a adbaftwimme Empirin 4 Supens'cn speaker Stem S ccne s peakers 0 Sterto 4 switch vernier tUnifig dia SO T abie I S Compound : a • Slide bass and sh =am Balsam C ditioner Sire Receiver 'ti20W1l I ½"D Speake:s i 3 'Hi9 'Vz4 'o Super Chinch Chiordane Emulsion ' Trithion Dust Gallo . Radio ; Pocket Size, 21 I iii Large I los i __- 12 " 3 Limit M(xkl no. I i -------- - I C I BookMatches 9 Cassette I. ""'Recorder Days ase Clock Radio 8 99 1 j , i \ 4 I .% 71 I - I ¶ I I t EXPIRES 4 I I * O6 L Windex 15 oz. Aerosol Stand 61 ';svi Ai' Freshener 66 _______________________ Model CTP 2051 88 I r I -_ . II Uses 126 cartr,d for e3sy loading' - I 11111111111111111111111 Kodak iIIiO X-15 Camera Kit 'I King Edward $ 1 __ ___ 18 01 79 C - _. _,;--, ?l 6 6 i'nti Conditioner . 17 -_ — - $1 58 / alsam on $79" Small 67 -_ perx treble to" controls 14 Ounces V5 ---Is loz. * Slide speAtr balance control M"12 Casselberry 8341"12 Bubb Umbrella MILLET 834-92)2 .0 Sanlofd Florida 37Y11 F orest City HILDA RICHMOND Deltona TrashCan Llners Awted Colon. Year HP 40 79 Creme Rinse 0 80 Watts IPP 0 WaInUt finiShed wmd cabinet Ple ge Instant I . _~'ij'll -. A _'1'1_11 - _.__11 - — ? 'yiil' Sanford Second Class Po%?a91 Pad Week SSE No mvi CARTRIDGE TAD DtAV • Model ACR-708 SHIRLEY by 12's an" Mw~~Wwftenwft"ftftwenwfteeeq FM /AM /FM STEREO MULTIPLEX 32 Ounces 1 Shampoo Uvd& ITR155 55 C iNwt11 Fla "" Subscription Rates 77 Selsun Blue r i quin P II Iber Droin L y i For Relief of Sinus! - ](F1(_ve4_ A Caffler 7 oz. "0W6"""~0ftWM=1WaWft"0W000W4 $ - 69 W ften"am"Sone's untAeam •. -'--- '--' and Sunday. eaCept Saturday by The SAnlord Herald 1100 of Edge-Protective DOGS CATS a 8, SANDRA RAWLINS Thil Sellifoird Ili-ralil Banana Pen _S~MQH~ft APR ( C Z 24 - lJrrSojjAyInpJ Dental Cream ucreLs - - Sergeant's Collar t Mr. and Mrs, Lenon Butler, a Lake .Mary boy, Sanford lAllian F. Grant, Longwood r ______ & Ik Colgate _- .. " 49-1 odorant 40z Aerosol WaSOM"WWO 1DON"Me aft"04041""also R. I luliufliTifli IVI' $ first Aid k 97 / and -- Auto Travel $2 97 — ) ' Johnson & Jo hnson - vings C 4' Dry Ban . ene,a SWcib S Model no. 219-A Autonutic shut-off 810 boon I I WIDE VARIETY OF d12 19 Dome Lamp - Vaporizer I Ser Pr Deodorant 7 oz. 17 High .. •' Joseph Recce Sr., Deltona Katie Connell, Deltona Mrs. Simon Harper and boy, Guard Lbe 1 .d. ~ WI- ) . Mrs. Richard Reid and boy, Deltona Mildred M. 1,aBossiere, - 4 Antoci 2,99 I 75% s. Raymond K~Ipa and II, tfleld Spr prlflIIcIo i n gfi ' 1neing ov 4 Mylanto E Abbott Ed w ard Kr)ter, Deltona Salt 114 I 0 •.•s: F dard J Carter, Dcflary , kt.:~ , T Furniture I I (;enes'a Bradshaw Bernice Osborne Shelton Watson Hattie (,roo w* " *'4 ,W was formerly Of Sanford 's 4 Epsom loos $640 $61 7 M, J U 5 S W RCA Ft&Pwt Far" Artists Market Fall F estil Marguerite E. Callan Maiy B. Judkins Donna M. Mangum Sallie Muse Frank Robinson Lucille 1. Drummond 46 ' fl• We U's W . Sept. 23 —________________ Sm(ord " W* 16 16'1: iM ' OY Trash Can ft'l handles lock comi"Plact. • Ca l endar Sh CAMWEd conICAM I £ Sept. .go. - A1IssioNs V% lie sov uIr re ' ' Gr' MsocldUon 46 nts n, 1 714 sw" R Wa We Wo S Id Gfd% v MONTREAL (AP) — Strikes in Caina",'x newWW IMustry We I imard Ow lou 4g About =,0W tm of 014 434 43, I 2SIO till 4 C ..-. i I OUVIOUSy rel ie ved Before 6eing granted .. Chairnian Sid Vihlen Jr., said custody" of the culprit, Mrs. the county's proposed animal Marden must sign an l onance is still berng agreement drawn up b) Assistan t County Att Howard worked on, wry ly noting, be Marsee promising to build a assured this experience will be fenced play-area for Mayo;, to incorporated." liii II MY-MBER 18, 1973 er , CCO4 OY-..A )9% 1914 "is S for% it "s "' LoCk Hd Air 4' Flaftw -__ _ -_-, .W - ,- - _ KoisAlm Told . - t s di 4 case, and admonished co 4 husband, Eugene r-'s 44,1 "%I Rryn Ind 1419 IV* it'. Roy 72' I 22's 771 S I Regis P $call Pao J &%L ou IS"I W11 334 Krog.iw , .-, VIEW -I . - " __ - 114 n, . n-, rit, B&M CIIDPW .- — in 4410 11cof Fd Senate leaders said they were hopeful of obtainmg a finji ote althr'L'tl rinernuc arr,'rdmnts rernilned to - - ' 111f' 5, InIP&O nAtKkw ' ~or Senate a, ady :tion today. Newsprint Shortages -- - IQ Stock Over future. on. Ike Mar) Rotary nub, Weber.°Mo M ving to Batavia in i3 was employed by her retirement ' 91'rw S - • - "to Low L"I "&* 11 h 1 bt. - A111%0*4 Aicas Compromise Bill Ready vl AA -' -_ m-7;1- Lr___J I =-& I = .---: ; Reynolds; the large. daughter. Mrs. Karl 11niner, ________________________________________________________________________ children; Caledonia,sN. Y.; five grand. ister, Miss Doris W eb SOuthhampton R m Lnvther, Harry Web", Pom. N the co NEW YORK (AP) , mddar StockS %- -- - S Iva Weber of San ford Limit 1 -- C Johnson a Johnson Con 1 o, N. - -_ Limit 1 19 _ j' u e, - One IGallon - __ REYNOLDS emorial • _ __ - — . etevs _. -_.:~i - , but langerous mutt, but colTunissionem clearly wanted I Mayor as far away from the and an future trouble possible. Orange County seemed like a 11? - _____ I National - - =~t~_ - • OUR DISCOUNT PkICE - later agreed to sign a long list of mL&sioners to keep the names of requirements placed on her by the willing to help in offering a refuge for the cute Mrs. Helen F. Reynolds 67 of 21 Washington Ave., Ita -- m. ___ 1 -,#.__`_, -A . W', , . ., T1 .j.z -_.*.*-:- ..,_ ,.>-w1.Z.. -, k __ __ -11~_---- - __ _. Z.W__.ff_ _ -, _-+F = ,-=_ --_ _w - _. I . -- surveillance and bugging. lie just couldn't believe it," he now works as a private security said I - - " I7 Sam Martin had jeined many in AreaDeaths MR& l2 v 0 Lives 9 Thesdays meeting because of . t t foUage grows. - - v 1imit - Cats with your nine hve3 — move over. Mayor lives! Mayor, the elderly Cocker to fob Mayor off on an w a 'baddog"slgnouide, just in Spaniel mutt facing death after suspecting and unknown case hisconviction a few weeks back community. Q of Not every dog is assigned .3 biting, intimidating and So wnile there was no Wt public defender, but Seminole generally terrorizing his Dr uid minute telegram from the County Assistant PublIc IMis neighborhood In south , gomor,oranyr1der from the Defende r Gr'd tberg took Seminole, hao passed fto ugh some mormnts of his tirne to .!-,e V-11ey of the shadow and ago — it didn't matter because talk to friends about rounding emerged Mrs Cora Lee Maen Of up a foster home for Mayor, In Apopka, of all Apopka did just fine led an eloquent plea for Mrs. Marden, a widow who "banishment" rather than inissioners, besieged with fives in the middle of an orange execution. phone ca!, letters and worse gr ove off McCormick Road, from animal lovers since the Noting the great "popular ( contacte1 Ma)or's owner, and late August "trial" of the 11. county officials Including se timent" behind May3r, year old dog, Tuesday af. Sheriff John Polk however, Rutberg said he ternoon voted to "banish" appreciated the possible Mrs. Marden couldn't make Mayor to the town where the a precedent being created by the to to federal inquiry in which he under Investigation for possible bribery, extortion and tax eva- 1b sion w violations - - - - --- , announced Tuesday that Ragan gan swd I* had undertaken a would be one of the first wit- feambilit) study" at Kraft's . rms; to qui I but rather was planning 1 . - a Actually, the commission keep him .in :, leash when u1d ha ve a ccepted offers outhide the house o phy area, from pltces as far at s and to gibe the co mmission Miami, and Savannah, Ga., but "notice" if she plans to move. boar d members were reIuctnt Oh yes — she also has to post 1leId Staff Writer press secretary, insisted th.at -- R M SCO(CE I arni /dla Bittrich, unit Li casurer Clierald Photo by Ann Riley) To Move Told . Identified GOP figure. the vi President had iuu 9y I 1 ,ii Ung Agnew might ha toyed with" in taming with the u I (AP) — Coimlerbugging et John Ragan, who has been ca W—W . . _____ WASHINGTON ____ 1i$dldifl, Cats With •.• e Bu1ndle . I ..; i_.,V_M ___ ~Vpm t Ice OUR DISCOUNT PRICE Y ' iso (`~ Joy Bonus CAYS 0 - the Republican party. Sen. Sam J. Ervin, chairman of the Watergate C9Un't't C Limit Auxiliary Unit 183 of Altamonte Springs- Front row, (i to r) Ruth Kruse, Sixth District president; Molly St'eudle, president; Eleanor ' -- when you uuV ulant Size OLJ L BORDEN'S J Cough Syrup BabySham W FREE J)0 OFFICERS -. s OUR DISCOUNT PRICE r1A If &-•y SIZO1I3,LOZ,, AA viC, $ tt Distilled '' One Regular -9 --k ___ IY tfl I NSTALLATION of officers was held recently by American Legion Meefing Is Reported On VP Impeachment - 3A I . . I Vh fiSh • uOflu iUu ndlnl Pp' Viva Towels - __ __ - - 2 - * P - L - . - 19/3 • III - — - _____ - _. \ n evi esi na ion' - - = -I ecu a ion 9 I I lap hus,nec 0 Scott i _-24.1 ,J-_J-d _~= ; ~,...X;3~_ I _-____-ilL i, :_ii~~ '. RE` I - 12~_ :,i, kik - - - : ,".=_ \\V WASHINGTON tAP, Vice m actIce not tOC(Il'ment ur tog thutiy, he Ignored -. -- - ;,. - !F -_ their limousine C -'_; Pre-rident Spiro T. Agnew's of- stories from , undisclosed -shouted l3leas to say soniet.hing Bhutto, who chatted with the (ice has rejected fresh specula- sources," Agnew replied. Smil- more and drove away in his vice president ter in the day , •tion that he nis resign, insist* * * at a White house reception, _. .1 tog Instead that he is deter. _ _ -_ ~._ - - ___ft __ ~__ 2. -r. -said Agnew was In a "(me mood" and "laughing all the I cal corruption charges in Mary. time." 4 la nd. • -The furor was tr ig g ered b) a Agnew himself refused to 81 t %31ar_~ Washington Po star) th5tlsid Agnew had di3c=ed resigning Wt he was close to quitting. I -with nd 'he iit Iloitce iISO WOUld l'ASADFA,CalU (AP) Joi n j t couitaouj on ure The upna'ned Republican not COniCfl1 . -=a __ _. im peac hing Vice President lro T Agnew have been i told the Po he was 9½ per Lea __ ving a luncheon where he 0~t .- held by House Judiciary Committee members and Justice cent sure" that Agnew wnuld -_ - - _17.K-.Department officials, ibe Pasaidens Star-Ntws reported quit — probably before the end - ! _... __ ___J T F- ~~_ -~ _.stanl Minister Zullikar today f of this wevk Alt Bhutto, the vice president The Washington bureau of the Ridder Publications It ' was the second time in was confronted by riewsmcn R newspaper quoted unidentified sources as saying tbe three weeks that , - __i____ and aâed whether he g - L. = .-z __consultations resulted from the "acUo of pru de n t new men" resignation was reported . Ing to resign. . !. ;-. in tbe wake of Agnew's denial of a recent report that be On Sept. 1. he was said to have — "GenUemen,a. you know jtis was about to announce his resignation, discussed the subject with President Nixon but both A ________ new's staff and Ow White Rom . . ... - 4- 't. - -_ ~ den ie d subject came up ; M.-••__ in their 2-hour meeting. yg[ (J ROM , Aides to Agnew blamed the _ a "bad overreacting of some. ly • - ___ r__-----.-:r=,- , ___ -1 _ -. - , VV — - I ~! I 111 !I - .54 11 pampered, thriving and a tourist attraction, below. _~- I - ____ -- ---X -" - % J6, ~ -at-4 . I -_ - _~_?=__;T:____ _~ .7_ _ ___ -9 1--'s __ --------_ __ : I ~-__-------___ -_ a ~-! - --_Mr - =__ - - - =_ : -J!_ -_Z_z~- service shut down today despite a court order prohibiting them from "acting in concert" to protest Phase 4 price controls In central Calif or nia 's San Luis Obispo County, gas stations reopened today following a three day protest closing But many dealers decided to convene next week for a vote on staging another shutdown. Station closings were reported easing off in Oregon, where a dealers' association spokesman said he had been told that "organized squads" harassed gas stations which staved open between corrals to end up -I .. . iniously. right. In the t z7 1w, T squeezer,' for - ___ :tz -; ~_-Ia L vaccinating and branding, 5_* ., - - . ___V _.--__ - - -- _. - -i'•.I - ___ __ _*_ - --_v -- _ - -1. \, :~k._-~ -- ____ - r - __ "_# on the National Highly Z. tatives of some 60,000 independent . , don't take casilyto ,herding, above. Coming at ! r _ g~_ I ro undu p ~1 ~ •1 flHi]i M ,;a THE LIVES WEST Moise, Mont during - - r -All-1 - r At - I Aiiw - -X -_ ;'- ( - ..• 1-1. ___ ~i ,~41 _~ - 3 I 'li, - t - - '%_. Wrth1esd]y. Sept. 19. - I __________ Strongly attacking the price controls at a House subcommittee hearing were represen- Massachusetts planned to keep their stations V- ,t !' - A. Gas Price Protest - . ; The Snfrf Hr€iId - 4_- - - 111 Z.- ,' ' 1. '15 - • : _,~ b e ~'I - .-.. . . ~, I S 1. k_-;_!=x~ - - 1.99 i y urnac Filters Cashews 0 Fun SIZ Cand'i'es Asst Sizes 02. 30 Pl. R Cracker unt"',Dq F 02. C ' Nestles & Mars Assorted Va r iety 1 FOR C : - �I Heralo WCdfleSddy, Sept. 19, 1973 Staying In State TALLAHASSEE Fla, (AP) Gov. Reubja Askew has tossed more cold water on sug. gestions that he seek the Democratic nomination for President in l6. Askew declined an invitation to appear personally with other prominent Democrats during the live broadcast of the party's national fundraising telethon last weekend. He sent instead a 60-second tape for airing during longer personal appearances by the party's leading contenders for the nomination, including Sen. Edward Kennedy and New York mayor John Lindsay. "He really didn't think it necessary to go all the way out to Los Angeles," said Askew press secretary Don Pride, television exposure with her progress reports of Florida contributions along with representatives from other states. The state party will receive an estimated $100,000 from telethon proceeds, b FJ Clause y Jack Anderson SIIIrTON - Mem' his secretary. bers of Congress used to - On the Senate side, Sen. bolster $hdr family finances Milton Young, K-N. I)., mary putting relatives on the ned his executive secretary, public payroll. This practice, Patricia, and continues known as nepotism, was out , keep her on the payroll for lawed SIX years ago. Yet a $14,000 a year. Askew was in high spirits last week during a Askew also joked about the FSU band when he few veteran legislators are Footnote. Congressional pre-season football luncheon for Florida State commended it playing and cheering at the still handing out fat federal salaries, keeping pace with luncheon, University. paychecks to their relatives, inflation, have climbed lie jokingly complained that news reports They get away with it steadily to the present pinna"I don't know if your football team will be up under a "grandfather" cle of $42,500 a year. With all focused too much attention on his rib injury and Saturday night," Askew told Jones, "but the clause, which permits rela- the fringe benefits, this is not enough on the touchdown he scored during a band sure will be. I don't know what they'll be up lives who were on the payroll considered ample in most on but they'll be.,, touch football game with his office staff. before 1967 to continue tocol* constituencies to keep the let government salaries, wolf from the door. But their employment, Contributions and Corn. though quite legal, clearly munjaIions. Contributions to violates the spirit of the law. President Nixon's re-election "As he has throughout his whole term, he will Years ago, when we first campaign may have bought make no effort to gain any kind of national atstarted shaking the congres yet another federal appoint. tention," said Pride. "He's tried to avoid out-ofsional payroll, hundreds of ment. Coe News state travel as much as he could," relatives fell out like over' Associates of James of the individual property go In creating governmentenvironmental 1cal go%romen In the nwncr, ripe fruit from a tree. Almost Quello, the President's antiS Policeman United States of America began Pride said the governor did participate in the agencies to hold ay over the eve corner, possibly In a half of the members had cipted nominee to the This might be the (line for use of land. What exactly is the ederaJ uniform? Thc quesLhji re!ativcs drawing gc assuming planning and zonin dUzcns to draw state Democratic Party acitis !'edra1 Communications cid back and deed to a piece of property is as powers late in the 19th Centu', consider how men pay. The spotlight of Comm kion, poured at leas4 with the national telethm much a Philosophic Ofl far they want to oin to iria,1 Whrii there is :in a :tldrissed In the nti're1s of :.t itieal o:e. thc i)t11)hCiV stit tiiot of them $1 2U,(U tutu the Nixon cain' diichcu (litiliet' in Miami Saturday night, and towns and cities develop In an scurrying for other jobs. paign coffers. Quello himself visited the switchboard where Florida pledges orderly way, property Owners We contjnuted our payroll kicked in $2,200 were accepted during the seven-hour telethon, by and large have accepted this searches until the number of The FCC has perhaps more Intrusion Into their traditional But Ann Cramer, vice chairman of the State relatives was down to barely 50. The passage of the anti- impact on the daily lives of rights to use a piece of land for Democratic Party, was getting all the national whatever purpose they choose. nepotism law finally drove Americans than any other all except a few hangers-on federal agency. It lays down We are reaching a point, from the payroll. Here are the regulations for commerhowever, where land use Other Thoughts cial television and deter' the stubborn survivors. controls are spinning a web •'."': m I n es how much t h ef around property rights in z way -_______ telephone industry can raise Contrary to studies and reports recniEthics Arbiter t"d1Y would have appalled _________ House ethics chairman its rates. mending the easing of penalties for drug ofgrandfathers, ____ City and county governments Melvin Price, D-lll., is still lenses, New York State has enacted a law which ____ ____________ Now the Administration are yielding to pressure to cracks down hard, especially on pushers of paying his brother Raymond plans to replace the only cona congovernment salary over surrender their planning and major narcotics sumer.onicnted commi s. $14,000 a year. The arbiter of sioner with an industry man zoning powers to regional While there certainly is room for sympathy congressional ethics insists whose business friends do' bodies. Many states, California for the victims of drugs, it is extremely difficult this doesn't violate the "spirit nated heavily to the Presiamong them, have placed of the law." to get dewy-eyed for strigent penalties for the control of development of at -j dent's campaign. "1 peddlers. The New York law mandates a life least part of their land in the Aw - Representative Chet sentence for anyone convicted of selling one hands of state agencies. The donations came from I Holifield, D'Caljf., the No. 2 Predictably, the federal ounce or more of hard drugs, such as heroin. A executives and stockholders government is next. Legislation man on ethics committee, of WJR radio In Detroit, and minimum of 15 years must be served before pays histhe receptjonist.wlf j parole. the 93,d Vernice a $12,500 House sal. i'parenf firm, Capital Cities 1 IUt will make the Broadcasting, Quello was a dry. .. questionofwhathappens th WJR employe for 25 years j ! \ \\"\\ vacant lot at the end of _____ '. Representative Ken before he retired as a vice lock anis3ueofnaUl Gray, D-lll., the Beau Brum- presidentI. '1 hr 'anftiriirralh j mell of the house, pays his ' ... The proposed Land Use father, Thomas Gray, s0000 Quello has already run into . " " ' TELEPHONE Policy and Planning Assistance a year out of the public till to some stiff Opposition from ____ _________ 3?? 2611 831 9993 Act, which has bipartisan run his congressional office in citizen groups, Including _____ 300N FRENCH AVE SANFORD, F'LA. 32771 West Frankfort, j support, has the innocent Ralph Nader's raiders. . .. outlines of a progressive piece Nicholas Johnson, the cornWALTER G1EQW, , . . . ., . . / of enronn - Representative Al Ull- missioner Quello is stated to -. gthlaD, WAYN? . .ma,D'Ore,, next in tine or replace, has aIso,gone n . . . ' . ____ ______ \ — Advertising Direçior & ASSociate PLbiis the chairmanship f the recerdposing him. federal funds. It would , . .. ' powerful House Ways And FPANK VOLTOLINE, General Manager disfrlbute$Ioomiuionayesrto QelJosCriticshavecIteda Means Committee, state governments to enmarried WJR internal memo which •, ." __________ . __________ JOHN A SPOLSKI, Asjate Editor hisappolntmentssecrctary, charges the Detroit broadCourage them to adopt ______ Audrey, who as his wife still caster with being "insensi____ ____________________ time work." DAVIDA. BRYANT MUlePOI1Ci$afld WINIFRED F. GIELOW _______ I draws$a,soO a year for "parttive" to minority problems. P e that they are enforced. With Mariaginq Editor ComptroIlr that kind of Impetus for distant, _________ J RICHARDS Captive Audent,,: A new and zoning . DEWEY ROBINSON Sport* Editor Representative Otto magazine about prisons authority, the historic local Circulation'&anager Passman, D'La., the stingiest called "In" is being published responsibility In the field ap. JANE CASSELBERRY man in Congress with foreign by ex-con Wesley Noble ROYGREEN doomed,not to mention Count\,, Fdtot aid money, Is more generous Graham, who Once edited Advertising Mager what might remathof the rights __________________________________________ 'DO YOU RAVE A PERMIT?' with his brother Otis who Prison Magazines from inside draws a $15,000 House salary. the federal prison system. DORIS WILLIAMS CHARLES HAYS ______ Pasiman says he returns Society Editor slrning. So is economic morality, Mechanical Supt. about $3,000 of his payroll Printed In Iowa City, Iowa,, Some cooperatives reportedly keep two lets of production allotment to the Treasury It offers convicts $25 an artiCHRIS NELSON RALPH HAYS figures, one to conceal the fact they are holding ck from Magazine Editor each month. His brother's dc and a thorough assessComp Room Foreman the government more than their share of the profits. salary, therefore, is "a ment of their Poems, stories BILL VINCENT, i. Editorials complain Industrial and agricultural workers helluva lot lower than what I and articles by professors at RAYSTEVENS put in only four or five hours a day an waste much time could pay him." Chief Photographer Press Room Foreman the University of Iowa. The is hurting Hanoi talking, sitting around waiting for materials or looking for missing tools. slick paper magazine, so far, 'Distrirt Director' SUBSCRIPTION RATES 15 long on literary merit, and By Ray Cromley . Agricultural cooperatives and facto Home Delivery — Representative Spark short on advertisers and SSc Week alike, these $740 Month Matsaga, D- Hawaii, keeps subscribers. rerts say, neglect their official Jobs to work on private S). 7Months $75 40 1 Year WASHINGTON (NEA) or In other sidelines (moonlighting), his brother Andrew on the The end of the bombing and the withdrawal of American Ri Mail North Vietnamese news accounts lay stress on the amount Payroll for $14,000 as a "disIn Florida troops have not eased Hanoi's pain. They may have m2,b. it Same As Home Delivery ei.---at hu.4L..... ..i aL.. But "In" k. 'hurl 13, anu irici ulred(or,' pr.uU. worse. welt Of State supplies. lems. Graham, a short time All Other Maul $7 70 Monte 6 Months $16 70 12 mos, $37.40 Intensive study of North Vietnamese domestic press and Inefficiency and carekneu go hand In hand, There are after his first Issue, suffered a reports of waste and misuse of very considerable amount of — Representative Edward radio reports by Asian researchers indicates Ha no U S Postal Regulatsons provide mat all mail sbscripf,ons i's ecoheart attack and is now trySoviet reconstruction aid W paid in advance Patten, 1)-N.J. pays his wife ing to get nomic troubles are growing. Politically, the country is and now reportedly coming Into the out his second Issue untry. co Some reports mention excessive amoun plagued by a nationwide letdown in factories and on collecEntered s scond class molter August 2? !9 at PS Anna an annual $13,5G0 to be from a hospital bed. ts of equip. tire ment left to deteriorate in the open. farms, a reaction to the years of wartime restr Qffice of irtc Florda 37771 i c ti ons and produc tion drives. Fonomic troubles are apparently Increasing pressu re in fdopart of any mOtCruaI, nj or advertising of this ethf ion of North Vietnam to put top priority on domestic The government, long able to blame economic problems on The Sart?o,d Herald may be reproduced in any manner reconstruction and cut down on funds being the bomning and the war effort, no longer has ,*. ithjf wr i tten permission spent in attempts to take over that excuse of the publisher of The Herald the South. for its enonomic Any 'nd,udual v firm responsible for Such reproduction bumbles, Criticism apparently is growing *111 3PJCC. be Consdered s infringing on The Herald's cOpyr.gt and The funneling of materials to occupied areas of South Vietnam apparently is being covertly criticized Key Hanoi leadtheta Industrial manpower is dreadfully short. Especially skilled ers have come out for building. latism in the North as PL,bli%h d daty arid S ndas Cp('pl S B jur daV l labor. The agricultural labor force is depleted Discp.jne is th e first priority. The I4Cr,ld 's i mrrbet f the Associateo Press wh,ct, It's Cyclical t'?lede,riuc,.l, -----------------------------------------------to t'i' u'. f' prdjtrn ";f all ft'jq' focac • Turning to FSU coach Larry Jones, Askew said, "You know how the press is, Larry." Jones' off-season training techniques were criticized in a St. Petersburg Times series. The coach claimed the stories were slanted, Bill Filed To Aid Farmworkers a Federal Land Use Plan Act Dooms Local Authority TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Sen. Lori Wilson says r'loridians shouldn't need a dime to call th e operator from a pay phone. Sij. WiL,un, i-Merritt Island, filed a bill Tuesday to require telephone companies operating In Florida to alter so (lie operator can be d.tak'd wi thout inserting a dime first. "From the time our children can hold up one finger, we teach them to dial zero in an emergency," sa id Sen. Wilson, "Yet if th ey are playing In a park, walking home from school, need medical or police aid, their knowledge doesn't do t he m a dime's worth of good unless it's in t heir pocket." She said she expected opposition to her proposal from phone companies. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Rep. John Forbes, 1).lacksonvllle, has resigned as chairman of th e newly named House Select Committee on Consumer Protec tion. "Und er th e Present structure, Idonot feel that we could implement constr uc ti ve change for th e people of Florida," For bes said Tu esday In a letter to House Speaker Terrell Sesaums. "I would rather see long range reform at a later date an minimal change now," Forbes said. th Correspondents Longwood Slack Community ki Ann Riley 531 9 9 37? 4I5 Bear Lake -Forest City 831 bOo? Geneva Ovicdo Oeltnj. DeBary t"flterpqi . Slivia 1*7 Ctwluta Oten Liza Baker Mrs Clarence Snyøer 365 S27 327411 Attamonte Springs Winter Springs F Ida Ni'.!ç Nancy Rocth Cassetberry Park ')angtewood. E. Estates . Goldenrod •Eastbi'ook for social if not busine.sa reasons, the ups and din-was of (h housing market must be flattened out. Now, after what one observer Now, Is enough rhetoric to be measured in millions of board feet, ho th the midof another serious tumble. Mortgage rates are rishng. mrle oy is le available, co tnrt4on is falling. In the view of mc,st honirbujlders and many rnortgae lenders, the basic prolih'ta is as nlwass. that th e Federal Reserve Itoarul Is Higher interest rates supposedly have a multiple impact on inflation: One, they discourage borrowing; t, tL'y encourage people to put their money into savings instead of spending it. This would appear to be helpful to the housing market, because s;ivings and loan ;u''ciatjon,c are digeJ perifica1Jy to channel funds into rnirtgages. but It's a bit more complicated than that. Becauc they are committed to mortgages, and because it Is consickred socially desirable to keep money flowing Into housing, thrift institutions have traditionally been Permitted to offur savers a higher rate than commercial banks, But now that rate advantage has been reduced to Just onequatter of riu per cent. Conu'nercial banks flow( all. offer 5 per rent on lKtssbook This permitted Commercial bank' Still anqtjvr advnrtta'' Snt'e titer are allowed to charge more on the money they lend to business, they understandably can offer more on wiLl card savings. Thrift Institutions, being limited to making relatively low-cost mortgage loins, cannot compete. In August alone about $1.2 billion lx.ired out of savings and loan associations and another $300 million from mutual savings banks And unless rate competjtjou eases, IiU1.ifccJ,.s of nhilllo:13 HIDiC will spill away, Offers You More ANNUAL RATE . 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(AP)— Florida financier Glenn Turner and his Dare to Be Great Enterprises have been barred from operating in Mississippi in a court order hailed as a major weapon against promoters. Judge George hlaynes issued the order in hinds County Chancery Court Tuesday against Glenn Turner Enterprises and its Dare to Be Great Inc. subsidiary, State Atty. Gen. A. F. Summer, who had Filed for the injunction, ca lled the decision "the first big victory.. .for the Mississippi consumer" and said t would be a tool "to stop other unscrupulous individuals.". MIAMI (AP) — A Kentucky Republican says he got a job as a security guard at the 1972 Democratic Convention to spy on Se n. George McGovern for the Committee to ReElect the President, the Miami News has reported, Michael B. McMinoway, 27, of Lo uisville, said In an interview Tuesday that he and two other securi ty guards, not acting as spies, were assigned to head security at the Doral Beach Hotel where McGovern had his headquarters. McMlnoway told th e newspaper that he was employed by th e CRP "to find out what type organization th ey had" and enjoyed unlimited access to th e inner circles of the McGovern sta ff. Boy May o Regain Use Of His Arm IEI inancial Institution Come see the74 Oldsmobiles. &4 all you said was that Cutlass Salon had redinmg seats, You &dnI s"'o __J it came m anewcourin ator, a telephone operator, a timber company manager, a Guard Worked As Spy JUNO REACH, Fla. (At) — An 11-year-old boy, whose left arm was mauled when he tried to help his father fight off an attacking shark, probably will regain lull use of the limb, doctors say. Kevin Schlusemcyer was skin diving with his father, Ronald, near Memory Rock In the Bahamas Friday when ho was bitten by an 8-foot bull shark. Ronald Schlusemneyer, 32, who has been working as a commercial lobster diver for two years, said Tuesday he was in 2.5 feet of water with underwater visibility of about 50 feet when he first saw the shark. • 12 - ' savings, the thrift institutions 5.25 per cent, a very narrow advantage. The more serious regulatory change, however, was in permitting lending intItutIos to offer a socalled %ild card certificate, a savings device on which there Is no rate limit on funds left on account for four years. ,-----'---- housewives, a newspaper dock worker, an apartment man- TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Two legislators were to testify before a U.S. Senate subcommittee In Washington Wed nesday to urge protection of the state's right to tax mult istate corporations. House Finance and Taxation Committee Chairman Ralph Turlington, 1)-Gainesville, and House M ino ri ty Leader Pro Tempore Eugene Tubbs, Merritt Island, will appear before the subcommittee on state taxa tion of Interstate C*nlnerce, U a proposed bill Is passed by Congress, Turlington and Tubbs warned that Florida will lose over $20 million a year In tax revenue. -- building, or If your ambition is to be a homeowner, you've learned to hold onto your hat, so to speak. Every few years housing activity rus (ii a c'n'st arid then hurtk. downward like a runaway roller coaste, Businesses and hopes are wrecked by the impact. It happened In 1960, in 1t' and in 1969, accom pa nied each time by lN'tifln J It ! Gerald B. Tjoflat, Ten Jurors were stin unchal. lenged Tuesday, including two Solons To Testify uiiaing Industry Is Down Annin sking to fight inflation by allowing interest rates to rise. tALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Sen. Lori Wilson, I. Merritt Island, has flied a bill to require th e governor to appoint one consumer representative to each of th e 28 state licensing boards. " Ihe boards are composed solely of members from the respective professions and occupations th ey regulate which can certainly cast suspicion In the public mind of a monopoly, closed shop situation or opportunity f or such ," said Sen. W ilson. Tuesday. She said the addition to th e boards of a lay mmber of the public not Involved In the regulated profession "would open a large window Into their operatio ns and help assure that all segments and interests are better protected." No Central Florida ' - challenges left today in the neys were expected Thzrsday, third day of Jury selection in the The indictment returned last federal mail fraud trial of super MAY charged that Turner, Bail. salesman Glenn W. Turner, ey and seven Turner associates attorney F. Lee Bailey and from the Orlando, Fla. area seven others. used the mails to defraud InThe defense can eliminate six vestors in a complex of cosmetmore prospertivc Jurors and ics and personality de'delop, the prosecution three before ment companies under the being forced to accept the se- Turner banner. - , NEW YORK (All) — If your business Is home mortgages or home TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) "When all available aircraft were faced with a possible in. forbids use of state aircraft for Cabi net members who lost are scheduled, executive prior- crease in the 10-cents-a-mile campaigning. their personal airplanes two ItIes will be exercised only on rate their agencies had to pay Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin and years ago now have given up travel requests received by 12 for their air travel unless the the yet-to-be-appointed Florida veto powers over use of aircraft noon on the day preceding the planes were used more, Elections Commission counsel in the executive pool. day of requested travel." Administration Secretary will be asked for clarification, The Cabinet Tuesday adopted Homer Hutchinson quit as L.K. Ireland said the new Stone said. a plan of operation for the pool Aircraft Bureau chief last procedure was expected to in. However, Insurance Cornwhich removes the requirement spring with a blast at the Cabi. crea.seplane usage enough to missioner Thomas O'Malley that a Cabinet officer approve net. He said Cabinet planes avoid the increase but called for said the new procedures had no before the Aircraft Bureau can were idle while other state offi- a review Dcc. 31. bearing on the election law assign an executive pool plane dais needed air transportation. Secretary of State Richard problem that concerned him to a lower official. i!utchjnsrjn said of the new Stone said die regulation's re- and he wanted further guide. Under the new rule, the bu- rule, "1 think it Is an excellent quirement that p la nes be used lines, ncau may assign a Ca binet move If the spirit of the pri ority for offi cial purposes only should "I want to be sure that If! fly plane to other nfui iils if ;111 ditflIn Is carri('d out_it lx' sufficient to avuijul break itu' to ,Miaiuui out a state plane ari other planes are in use. should improve aircraft utili- the new elections law, some reporter asks me if I'm Gov. lteubin Askew, Lt. Gov. zation greatly," Stone had asked General going to run for re-election and Torn Adams and the six Cabinet "That place lost money pret. Services Director Jack Kane I say yes that I am not members still get first priority. ty badly last year," he added, two weeks ago to draw up new prosecuted for a misdemeanor But the regulation says, The Cabinet members also guidelines since the law and my name kept off the bal. ;'d'ptu'd by the i!173 legislature lot,'' O'Malley said. JACKSONVILLE, Fia. (AP) canteen worker, a retired long. — I'rosecution and defense at. shoreman and a mechanic. torneys had nine preemptive Opening statements by utter- Consumer Participation 'Peace' letdown Area Cabinet Axe s Plane Veto - GLOBAl. VIEW DERH'"Si WORLD TALLAhASSEE, Fla. (AP) W. D. Childers, 1)-Pensacola, touch opposition. dais, shippers and oil industry strengthen conflict of interest has been. It will take a crisis of — Florida must face a crisis "of a leading advocate of a special "No bill will be forthcoming representatives, and financial disclosure re- the first degree to change the oil the first degree " before session of the legislature to Wa- and no legislation unless it is Legislative committee meet. quircments for elected and ap- spill law." lawmakers will rewrite the let down th e law, said at the end proved beyond a shadow of a ings continue today with the pointed officials. "The City of Jacksonville has state's tough oil spill law, the ofa six-hour committee hearing doubt that a crisis exists in the house Select Committee on Childers said, "There Is more oil waiting in Italy, but I can't chairman of the Senate Nat ural Tuesday the law could not be State of Florida," Childe rs told Standards and Conduct sched- opposition to changing the Flor- get a ship to bring it here be. Resources Committee says. changed now because of too a group of power company off I. tiled to air proposals to Ida oil spill law than there ever cause of the law," Howe!! said. Bailey, Turner See Jury Picks Forbes Resigns b ..-. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - A bill aimed at ending abuses suffered by Florida farmworkers has been filed by Rep. Frar'k Carlucci, )-JacksonvtlJe. Carlucci, chairman of a House commerce subcommittee on seasonal farm labor, said Tuesday the bill would make employers responsible for paying laborers instead of allowing the responsibility for wages to be Passed on by farm labor contractors. The bill would outlaw loans to laborers by contractors and extend the federal minimum wage to all seasonal (arm workers, Carlucci said. "Through the bill, seasonal farm laborers would have many of the rights enjoyed by other workers In the State of Florida extended to them," Carluc'i said, Dime Calls Criticized - Herald Florida News Briefs ' Grandf other Askewt Rejecing Talk Of Presidency 0 Florida s Oi l Spill 'Law To Stand The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Sept. 19, 1973-5A "Look Walter! Now we can get an air conditioner that filters smells." Not only does Tcmprnatic regulate temperature inside your car to a preset level, it also charcoal filters the air. l'he filter acts to reduce many . offensive odors from the air entering the car. 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HooseElliott Roosevelt and a reputed hamian prime minister. veil and once mayor of Miami — Briefs ;t-,at 1 it I I 4FAW ed PI ot. A In 9 11 I % For v-, Vk, .U&" t~& . I - - - . '" 4W - PIINOM PENII, Cambodia (AP) - The Cambodian mIitary command said today that Phnom Penh's highway to the sea has been cleared of Khmer Rouge insurgents again and reopened to trfflc for the first time in nearly a month. Col. Am Hong, the chief military spokesman, said government troops fell on the insurgents from four sides Tuesday at Sala Kruos, on th e highway 17 miles west of Phnom Penh, and killed a large number. Am Hong said the total casualties were still to be determined. Convoys between Phnom Pnh and Kompong Som, Cambodia's only deep-water port, will probably begin moving along Highway 4 on Thursday, Am Hong said. But a damaged bridge 33 miles southwest of the capital near Moha Saing could delay traffic. . I' By DAN ('III MARTIN Herald Correspondent '. - I .4 , , . II ~*_`~' 4 I Ili . , !!~ _ -, i- 2~ . -, 4 . . ~_ 1, . - iK~110' c.ourts of New crseyas h nental incompetent, and federal penitentlar) for illegal Conned meandm)aSSOCiates n time out 0 $ securities dealings I g r ht-year Miami." kingpin Meyer JAinsky !Ilr ____ poll this week by virtue of a 35-0 victory over cross town rival Cainesville Eastside. A name that has been mentioned at the SIIS campus quite a few times the last few days is Mark Whigham. Mark, the sibling of former Seminole and FSU quarterback Frank, is following big brother's footsteps in the signal calling position. In view of the offensive per. onnance exhibited by the tribe against supposedly weak Oviedo, the Sanford mentor may be giving the sophomore field general a crack at running the show when the locals trek to the university city. It is going to be a tough week on some senior footballers at Seminole 111gb School. Coach Claude Woodruff Is constantly re-evaluating his assets and plans to do some shifting around at various positions in order to strengthen his squad for the Friday evening clash with (;ainesville. '" - - anes Tribe Mentor Shuffling Deck for mail fraud In Beach, Fla., called the allegaI,ouis P. Mastrlana told the simICncC (Ion "an utter and complete Senate permanent subcom Texas. fabrication." mittee on investigations 'ruesRoosevelt, contacted aI h' day fluil the assassination contract was offered because Lisbon, Portugal ranc 1, '%-'ii'' 'j 4' PrIme Minister Lynden 0 "It is an utter and compLete 1 Plndlin&' lleedly failed to fabrication ,and outright h .. grant a gambling license to Mi- made by a man wo a knoM - - _.. I . chael NIcLaniy- Mastriana con-artist and has been con X - - "'•jf Cambodian Highway Reopened C ' With Meeting . I The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Sept. 19, 1973--9A The Purple hurricanes should make life tough for the local breeds no matter what happens this week in practice. The Gainesville school Is currently ranked sixth In the Four-A One of the Seminoles biggest problems last Friday night was offensive consistency. "We would have a couple of plays that would go 25 or 30 yards and then have a couple mistakes, penalties, or broken plays that would kill our drives," stated the first year tribe grid coach, "Right now I am looking for anyone who can do the job, and it doesn't matter if the seniors or the sophomores are the ones that do it,,, said Woodruff. In line with this thinking the tribe coaches are doing some switching in the line with sophomores McGregor and Allen possible starters at guard and Billy Hardy and Mike Goode, another soph,at the tackle positions. Seminole QB Brent Caril, who went 0 for 9 and was sacked twice while trying to pass, spent a harmassed evening because of lack of protection. If the tribe is going to have an attack that will move the ball, pass protection is going to have to Improve. Woodruff thinks his boys can move the football but is frustrated over their inability to put points on the board; and that is after all where it cUfltS. Garnetinie for the clash between the Big 8 rivals is scheduled for 8:00 p.m. at Florida Field In Gainesville. Haiti Holds 3 In Drug Case g PORT AU PRINCE, Hqiti API — The Haitian government said three Americans were arrested and 660 pounds f marijiaria seiz"d aboard a acht off Haiti's northcrr on &pt. 11. At the time rumors circulated in Haiti -i and neighboring Santo Domingo that armed Haitian exiles had made a landing in the same area. The names of the captured Americans were not announced. I. ' - -. - (.JfI.J U0L1--t".1-Lf4\_ ,,-'N. ,in ,.- -' -. -. ~ Hounds ivi0lINCIIi'It%%'A -- BUDDHA IS TIIEItE as a young Cambodian soldier holds a way 5 north of l'hnom Penh, the capital. Some CambodiBuddhist amulet brtecn his teeth during battle on High. an soldiers are barely in their teens. - ' - -- . rjj -__ - ' !i _____________________________________ - - - I rA KENNYW'IA MC RESTS Planned . .. Coup? - --- .-: - lt WIN SNA Harrier after 2.2 mile run (Herald Photo By Bill Vincent) Marxist dictatorship when military commanders 'wrthrew him Sept. 11. Patricio yiwin, president of the Christian Democratic party, said Tuesday that Allende's hopes of leading Chile "down the road to socialism" had failed and the president was plotting to stage a faked uprising which he would have crushed with his armed sup-porters and thus established absolute Marxist control. "The best proof, is the enorirnus amounts of arms that the illegal Marxist militia had," Aylwin said. "They formed a true, parallel army, with fire power equivalent to 12 regular regiments and the activ3 presence of more than 12, 000 foreign extremists," Army patrols digging through the [aimed out preskiential palace and the bombed presidential residence uncovered hundreds of weapons shipped In clandestinely from the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia, according to the new ruling junta. They included antitank launcher and rockets, light machine automatic rifles, pistols and grenades. Also found in a safe in the presidential palace, according to the junta, were plans to as. the armed forces chieftains, opposition political leaders and journalists. Reports printed in the two newspapers permitted to publish by the junta said the generals were to be slain Monday night while preparing for the Armed Forces Day parade today and commando squads were then to go from house to house eliminating opposithn leaders. p I When the wheel belongs to you, the road goes anywhere you say. 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Y, LUL -- 1 ON " - '-". -. - .- ~ CL" -1 'U"W7. — _. -1 . I$ I r -I _- - '' ZM61 - ' -- - ..' - ________________-=__ - , ---!'M--_. - -______ — ILI _____ _______ Chamberlain Negotiating With A BA 5 --- --- - - - ____;I_,. ah.- __- - - '_' ___________________________________________________________ Wi rTii _____ III e. I_ _____ Baby - n__a_ - Leesburg Scoreless - - ' 11 i - ...- - • .-- . . -- . - v - - - - -f-": - - _ - dfi= - - - - ;::__; --. -- ' c .- -.- - N" - ' - -%''' - - - - - I ' '' 41f ,& r' - - "' '- '! r -',a .- - lu - -Action saw --- thc' turn "rifle - - 47 . - - I'. I. I" , - - -- PATRIOTS AND 'JACKETS POP PADS .. - S -! - The Brantley mentor praised It s squad for their effort ai,u in particular cited a 4 utamatic goal line stand In the of play. L -' - - D' The Lake Brantley Patriots and the Yehlowjackets of Leesburg played to a scxeles dadloklastevenjngatlym,an Field In a ninth grade grid battle. Pat's coach Kelley '%ainescott stated that the i ontest boiled down to a primarily defensive struggle between both team's 30 yard ' - y - - c,4.- - - qt r uriiiV Outstandj pe rforn ers in the defensive effort (of' the Patriots were Danny Williams and Steve - ui cic ue. Counting On 'Leaner' - Darryle Lecarr drew raves from his coach for his performance last night both on offense and defmse. Cards' GM Looks To 1st Place Finish "Lecarr really played a line By FRED ROThENBERG Padres 9, Braves 4 Associated Press Sports Writer game for us in both depart. Steve Arlin held Atlanta to five hits and Hank AJrC.(i to a Leaners used to only count in horsehoes but ments, the ninth graders head single and a long now St. lis I S ANGEI . ES (AI) out In hurling the San Diego Padres to a 9-4 Cardinal Manager Red Schoendienst is counting on a leaner coach stated. victory, American League "as another In a long list of reNational League In his Aaron lofted a long fly in the sixth that seemed destined to ports East that have made the hasEast Walnescott said that although "If we can keep on winning and if we're put No. 712 on the Atlanta scoreboard in lights. But the leaning the right W. I. Pet. G.B. ball W. 1.. Pet. GB. ketball career of Wilt Chamber.way. maybe we can fall into Forst place," said Schoendienst the team did not win the died on the warning track and Gene Locklear put it away. Baltimore lain as controversial as that of 89 61 .593 11ttsburgh 75 73 .507 deadlock represented the rt"t after the Cardinals beat the Expos 7.4, Phils 5-2, Cubs 2-3 Boston athlete. 82 69 .543 7' Montreal 75 75 .500 1 non-losing effort for the ninth The victory, coupled with the Pirates' 6-5 loss to the Mets, Chicago's Bill Bonham stopped Philadelphia on three hits, Detroit . 79 71 .527 10 St. I,ouis And Chamberlain said, -I 75 76 .497 Jill grade team. PUIIM St. Louis to within 1 1-2 games of Pittsburgh's front3-2. after Greg Luzinski'328th homer, a two-run sho New York 75 77 .493 15 New York 74 777 .490 21.2 have nothing to say" eonrwir,irig pace in the National League East. the PhiIliestoaS2deciiionin the opener. c'erning a story Tuesday' in the Milwaukee 71 80 .470 18' Chicago 71 79 .473 71* grid boss sa!d he plans to Rech 1. Astros o ELsewhere in the National I,eague, Philadelphia and ChiCleveland 67 85 .441 23 Philadelphia ( ,6 95 .437 101 7 -San Francisco Examiner that work with the offensive line this Andy' Kosco's run-scoring, pop fly single in the eighth (-ago split a pair, the Mills taking the first 5-2 and the Cubs West he would sign a $600,(X)O-a.year Weit week in practice for their up. drove in the game's only run the second 3-2; Cincinnati blanked Houston 1.0; San Diego and Don Gullett pitched a four. — contract this week as playerOakland 89 61 593 Cincinnati 93 £16 coming contest with Sanford hitter for his ninth straight victory, I-Oover the Astros. Kansas 0ty 82 69 .543 71, dropped Atlanta 94 and Ixs Angeles dowred San Francisco . IAS Angeles 88 64 .579 51-: coach of the &an Diego Con. Crootns. 1 3, odgers GIant., I 3-L quist.adors of the American Mineota 73 76 .490 15 9i San Francisco 67 . Joe Ferguson raced home with the tie-breaking run In the Chicago Basketball Association. 73 78 .483 16 San Diego 55 95 .367 37 Mets , "We need a lot more work on seventh on Roy Cey's infield grounder, sparking a three-run California The 37-year-old Los Angeles 69 79 .466 19 Tuesday's Games Ted Williams, one of the greatest batters to ever play the inning and the Dodgers beat the Giants the offensive line," said Texas Laker center would neither 53 96 .356 35 Cincinnati I, Houston 0 game, said hitting a baseball was sport's most difficult feat. Walnescott. "I horic this was a confirm nor deny the report. Philadelphia For Don Hahn, a.233 hitter. It doesn't sound hard. 5-2, C1iicgo 2 In the American League the scores were: Oakland c Tuesday's Games case of first game jitters, "I'm negotiating with the St. Louis 7, Montreal 4 "it looked good enough to hit, so I swung at It," Hahn said Oakland 5, California 4 lornia 4; Cleveland 6, Milwaukee 5; Boston 4, New York 2; because .e Just did not have Conquistadors as possibly being New York t, Pittsburgh ('f his two-run single that capped a five-run ninth, rallying Baltimore 6, Detroit 2; Kansas city 4, Minnesota 3 any holes open at all until the Cleveland 6, Milwaukee and Texas a player and coach but that's as San Diego 9, Atlanta 4 Mets to a 6-5 vIctory over Pittsburgh. 7. Chicago 2. Boston 4, New York 2 fourth period." Far as I can siy,'' the 7-loot-I ---------- ------ -fJlS Ai:eIes 3, San F'rara-jco -- - ------- ---Italtmiure t, Detroit 2 Chamberlain told The Associ ________ 1 Kansas City 4, Minnesota 3 Halfback Hal Peters lugged 0 i-ted Press at a Hollywood Wednesday's Games Texan 7, Chicago 2 the pigskin well despite the Montre4ll(Torrez9.11) at Chi- Boulevard bookstore. Wilt was shortage of openings; he was there to autograph copies of his (-ago I Heuschei 13-IS ) Wednesday's Games thie leading growki gainer for NEW YORK (All) — Do You Coach John McKay: San Diego (Kirby 8-16 and book, "Wilt," in a private of. Milwaukee (Colborn 19-10i at State 17: Nebraska Paternotakes it beat UCLA easy on Navy's the game. know the only college football (iv'j lr445 111 6-8 I at I l'oistnn i Grif- lice, ('rmdrow 13-14 ''If we don't play better this 40-13. N. C. State is smaller and George Welsh, a former Penn in the country to face USC i4 eck, California iHyan 1816 and (in 2G arid Koniec-wy 0-0), 2, N even though Georgia quicker than the bruins. Ne- state aide. "lie does not want public Waiii Steve Shackelford aided the Wilt's two weeks In a row? Tech got beat, they've got bet. braska beats St. Louis (Nag>' 0-2) at I'hila. autographing sessions," Tanana I-ll at Texas i Broberg all kinds. Notre Dame 42, Northwesrn somewhat ineffective Patriot The armwer is Georgia Tech, ter players Man Arkansas. We delphia (Carlton 11-19~, IN 44 and Hudson 4-1), 1, N public relations man coln. Alabama 38, Kentucky 13: 7: Notre Dame gets its Irish u P. attack with short yardage runs New York (Stottlemyre l4-l5i Pittsburgh I Briles l3-1) at mented. "As for what he's go- which entertains the No. 1- have to play' at Atlanta in the The series stands 25.1-1 for Ala. 7: Ten- 171 addition to receiving a screen Tennessee 31, Army ranked University of Southern afternoon and we're in over our lW York (Stone 114), N at Boston (Tiant 18-12), N ing to do, I don't know and California Trojans baira. Kentucky opened its new nessee's Bill Battle, a former pass for long yardage. on Saturday. heads unless we pla y quite a bit field Baltimore (McNally 16-15 at Atlanti' (Niekro 131) at Los don't think Will does, either," last weekend by beating Army assistant coach, has fond Last weekend, favored Tech better than we did." Detroit (Coleman -1S, N Angeles 01essersmnith 1340), N The Los Angeles Lakers of Virgiala Tech but the Wildcats memories of West Point. The Waynescott also plane to got caught looking ahead to Cincinnati (Norman 11-12 at the National Basketball The prediction: Southern Cal are about to become a 1.1 team Chicago (Worid 24-19i at Kimwork on the passing game this feeling may not be mutual for USC and lost ... to USC...41-28. 42, Georgia Tech 14. sas City ((;arber 9-9), N San Francisco (Bradley l3ll), atinri likely' will sue if in Commonwealth Stadi'im. long, week. Pat throwers were That USC, however, was the Last week's count was 41 Oakland Blue 18-91 at ,1in' leaves the club .ilyof because Michigan 2$, to: 11 St.anJcrJ Louisiana State 28, Texas Picked off three times last 7'hursday'x Games South Carolina. right-including the Michigan- Wolverines get even for that A&M nesotd (Fite 2-2 or Decker 1(~ his contract option for one i-nom 7: Bayou Bengal3 have evening while trying to go t~e upcoming USC, coming Iowa (31-7) and Arizona-Wy'om. 8), N Montreal at Chicago 1972 Hose Bowl defeat. been known to stumble against air route off a 17.0 struggle against Ar- ing (21.7) scores on Cincinnati at San Francisco the noseThursday's Games "We expect Will to play this Texas ?, Miami, Fla. 6: And the Ales,,,and that's no Aggie kansas, isn't likely to be that 13 wrong and two Lies for a per51 [nuts at Philadelphia, N hi year and if he The nt Its ('fflIornia Lit Texas, 2 Miami still has to play 0kb. joke. iu:t . itilt plays anywhere, kind to (he Yellow Jackets dc- centage of .759. For the season, Pittsburgh at New York, N he'll will ilaitlijiore at Detroit, N homa, houston, Alabama, Flor. tackle Crowns October 3 Arizona S tate 49, Washington play here," said Pete spite the following ungrwruna- it's 5&21.2_.M~ . &-ir Diego at Houston, N Newell, Lakers general manChicagoat Kansas City, N ida, Notre Dame, etc., etc. State 20: Sun Devils become and the Junior Varsity will play heal words of caution from Nebraska 45, North Carolina Atlanta at Los Angeles, N ager. Penn state 35, Navy 13: Joe moon devils in the Arizona their next game against the -Oakland at Minnesota, N Lyman JV's October 9. night. - Tech Facing 'USC' Team Again illill- -I I1IJ'JUI I -ii- ~_ - __ - - . L _ 1~ u --- --111W1,, ag _-W__ ak--M__ -7 -__ .-. t- - ______________________________ ;... uine. — -. 1 ' - " 0 .,.,.., - u . in Char. aHCheclli'nJ, dung and at a Chevelie price. Now [hat you ye looked, come and see the new Malibu Classic—and all the way it Calls... -- ~ ~. _11W -~~ - K R.F. Castle - * rut-1 ii Ic iiv Ion ca rl wti ng. That's just i nside. -........ to rllak it h'tter. we .. 11"I"11 - tugger 1W 11)JH iStlicPrra9eL. Ill-%% - jun (Herald Photo ByJ Richards) Vega Ct I timing, followed by Junior 'varsity runner Steve Odegaard, whose 12:39 (line will surely put him back with the varsity runners, reported a happy A you ng Sanford Naval Academy cross coach Tim Praay. Brian Parker foll owed for the country team split the first six Places in their Middle varsity with a 12:40. and Steve Von Opening Single-A meet with Melbourne Central Zabern's 12:46 time earned the jayvees a loth 49 Cathobc. but then took seventh and ninth as well p!acc fini:;h. ~ a5 two Jurior rsftyplacestowma "five way aeastminute :W meet Tuesday at the SNA Junior School. when the other teams didn't bring their Ivarsity - Junior Kenny Evans, who just started run- teams. idon't think some of th e coaches were too rung this past spring, took first place with an surprised with their times and Finish," Praay 11:30 time, 26 econd.s ahead of Jim Kolb of said after Melbourne to pace the Middles to a 25 finish. Ten points back was Mlbote and Evansredhbs t(lfleoverti.2,le SNA course, which will soon move to a 26 mile ird was "surprise" Sanford th Naval layout. varsity, a last minute entrant The Middle coach also noted with pleasure the The Baby Middle harriers came up with 74 time spread"between his top runner, Evans, points, outdistancing Mont%erde wi th 106 and and a pack' of finishers on his team from Lake Highland Prep with 112 Bill Ross added the third Place for SNA with a 'he 12 02 time, just to seconds off his best time of Just 32 counters this time 1. last year when he paced the Middle cross ltsureheipshasinga 'stud"llkeEvanjout country team Melbourne's Jim Ralph was just to pace your team The other boys are ahays 12 seconds behind the Sanford runner, while Th u trying to catch up to him," Praay said "We've Klein's 12:15 barely mused nipping him and also started ru nning In a "Pack" now and that settled for flf(h ill really help our placings" r Bob Grammig, also of Melbourne, took sixth Friday, the Sanford runners will travel to with a 12:27, but from then on out, the meet Trinity Prep for O a dual meet with the highly belonged to the local harriers, regarded Saints, led by Sanford standout mad Ken Dettman trotted home with a 12:37 McNulty. Prep transfer and number one runner Monte CarlO. radial-tuned suspension. Powerstecring and power front disc I)rakes. We think - _-_-_'__F_~_ _.~_; _-iFE" _,11 - ._ - -,_.- __ W -_ ___ - n _ %IIL.1 r.. - ,iu,.' - little else for you to do but enjoy the ride, you don't have to look beyond the '74 Caprice Classic. However, the freedom of the open road begins with the freedom of choice: Il1.f. eet Win - -• ,,, points - Chile's .i ' vertect Are ' - - S ANTIAGO, CUe (AP) The head of Chile's largest political party claims President. Salvador Allende was planning a coup of his cr,n to establish a .. herald Correspondent I Allende Harriers ,,. . Al ...1,,.'-' UJL ((JUL placed Blue Darter. Hal Taylor Most of the Greyhounds ticular course was used ir. In his first varsity felt that the sand that was in "Fifteen" is to a cross- Competition. This was the portunity of the still young came in with a 13:52 clIp, 11* Patriots pulled a lith, v8rious Positions hurt their (10untry coach as 300 is to a smnd record Duncan has set season Willie Smith came in l'iwler and in cross-country this season In as many starts, fifth witha 12.53. In the Opener 12th, and 12th sweep with times times and they felt that lake ranging from 14:13 for Jim Brantley knew the complicated action yesterday Lyman Coach he ran Jayvee. David Huggins achieved his Second In the individual Smith and Kurt Driskill's 14:32. course "by heart" another competition "perfect game" was Ron Lyon was in the middle advantage for the opposi tion. Mark In varsity the positions of Housquet who finished 13 top five runners on the teani are with a 14:23. The remaining Nevertheless this was the In a meet held at the Lake seconds off the lead with a 12:39 added together to determine Patriot Joe Laughlin came in at first time in Lyman history that Brantley facili ty yesterday 15:19 good enough (or 16th the cross-country team has time. In the Greyhound Opener team score thus making 15 u Hound harriers swept first he finished third behind Duncan lowest possible score. Each P1IC iiccompllshed a one through through fifth for a perfect team and SNA star Ken Evans. Hound runner Jimmy five team can run as many sweep. as seven score of Fifteen. In second in the Brinker was off harriers. his form with a The Hounds next outing will three team meet with 45 14:47 and a spot at 14th. Moving from sixth in his last come this Friday when they was host Lake Brantley. Third Patriot runners came in sixth start to third sesterday was The remainder of th' learn compete in the Colonial place was taken by Apopka with returning veteran Tom Ilerron, and seventh with Matt Schuft. froin Apop1a captured 'Jc 15th, !nvitatlonal, Many of the t.iuns iS points. fie finished -.vth a 12:48 ,)n Ux. (13:01) and Greg Miner (13:11). ,7 ' th,1301, and 19 positiong. carl that Lyman defeate.d In the Winning the individual honors "difficult" 2 1 2 mile course. A 'Hound placed eighth. Jim KIIXIFed with 15:05, and Ronnie Greyhound Opener will also be was Greyhound runner Kenny Otto posted a 13:35, Boyles (16:19), Preston in Colonial. Duncan with a time of 12:, a Dennis Burns improved Schofield (17:05), and Johnny Huggins believes that they course record. Every runner seven places since his last Lake Brantley runner Nor- Cannon 117:13) took these slots, can defend their title of sot a course mark for the place outing to come in foorth. He man Grant finished ninth a Huggins Was "real proud" of "defending runner-up" or even th'-v fin: h-d in x'r thi; ,i . t1 ri,' s econds behind time of 1311 his team despite various better It. ___________________ :-' - 1g �-......... iw u Wednesday, id .-pt. }9 1913 ._--_-_ Made Switch To Local School The Sa nford Hera ld Even Bobby Don Merrick One Happy Sprinter Riggs -.___..r..-,_ _-._ _i_ Wednesday, Sept. 19,1973-11A Has I By DAN GILMARTIN Herald Correspondent The amazing aspect concerning these achievements is that the SJC freshman has been running on the cinders for less than a year. Up until this past spring he had been playing baseball for the DeLand bulldogs and then did a little bit of running and decided to give it a try. It natural athlete, Mci-rick had a best time of 9.4 in the hundred, a I ~ t -4 iZ~_ . - -W I- -4 fi- ~It~,. 4 ~ __ 1-1 I . . ~ The Seminole Junior Colegc Track Team received the services for the upcoming track season of an athlete who has a list of credentials as long as a losing coaches crying towel. The star athlete goes by the name of Don Merrick and halls from DeLeon Springs. lie currently is commuting from DeLand where he lives with his family which includes brother Clayton, also a member of the SJC thinclad outfit. Don has established a name for himself in track circles by such efforts as; runner-up in the state meet in the 100 yard dash with a 9.6 time, fourth in the Atlanta Classic and anchor man on a winning 440 relay team at the same place, sixth place in the National Junior Track Meet held at Gainesville earlier this summer, with a time of 21.2 in the flO, a meet that includes high school seniors as well as college freshmen fr4!l It *-:, . ~= 1~ - Z-- 1~ -_1 -A ---- 10 V___1 , -4 11 _1 ,~ ~ I.__~ - 4%~_., . ; - -0 ~ - ( r.i'flM __ O_ 11 -I 'TI - - - . ~ - A was more interested in me for him season opens in February. Coach Terry Long and the freshtlw, he was In helping me," When asked why he come to the man sprinter have seemingly forSeminole campus Merrick said that med a mutual respect club. me SJC through his brother he met Vesco mentor is highly optimistic about the Bradley, a formncr SJC All. effect he feels Mt'rrirk will have on American, and Ray Robinson up at the coining season. Florida A&M. "I feel that Don has the potential "I talked to those fellas and I knew to be the best sprinter that Seminole they were capable runners and they has ever had," said Long, who knew something about running," acknowledged that he was putting Don continued, "And so I thought I Merrick in a very high category. would give SJC a look." Academically the Volusla County Another factor in Don's decision to product Is currently undecided come to Sanford was his role as a about his major field of study but Is newcomer to track circles. He sUited satisfied with his decision to attend that he wanted to get In an at. the Sanford based Junior College. niosphere that would provide itiore "As long as I inn happy where I individual attention bO he would be am then that will be the place I will able to work on his running ability. want to be. The people here at "Coach Long has been real good to nole are really fine and I Semi me and he takes time to help me," happy, so I guess I made the am stated Merrick "And I would like to on not going to correct tiecislon do some good running and by that Florida," said Merrick. tell him 'thank you' with winning times for his team." One thing is certain. Not only is Right now Don is working out by Don happy, bet so will several running some cross country in order eoarucs be, eiwc'Iullv ('e:ich Terry to gct in shape by the time track Long. clocking Raider coach Terry Long would not mind seeing again. In Just three-quarters of a season the DeLand resident managed to impress the University of Florida coach enough to offer him a full scholarship if he caine to Gainesville to run. Don signed the letter of intent but had second thoughts concerning becoming a Gntor. "Going to Florida a people's decision," said the SJC runner, "But I decided on my ewn to come to Seminole and I feel better about making that decision." Don said some of the second though ts were caused by the attitude of the Cater coach who ve the flypr SNA CROSS CusiY ktDttk FINISHES GRITTING his teeth, Ken Dett.man crosses the finish line for Sanford Naval Academy during a "five" way meet with the Middies' varsity topping Melbourne Central Catholic, SNA junior varsity, Montverde and Lake Highland Prep. The Single-A Sanford school is making a strong bid to take the state's top cross country honors in that class and along with Lyman and Lake Brantley have given Seminole County a reputation as a powerhouse in cross country. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) Aaron - _____ - - .-'.. : w 11 _______________________________ "i Z _ P -__=---~_ -- ----' ---- _: ___ - _ ,,, , - • — - -. -' , 1 - - - -- : 7. '_: ---:-; -- --•,.;., - -.' .— - ;,~A! • . - - 'i' 1' - s v, King ic e ~ r . a' nv o eat - - __ .---= ---.... l,;T/ In Battle Of Sexes TRO CHARTS ~ NBA ~ ( 3-New York Knicks — 2nd Place PROSPECTUS: People are beginning to See kinks in the Knicks Some predict this will be their last great year. The defending NBA champs will lose Dave DeBusschere next season, when he becomes general manager of the Nets. Bill Bradley will probably retire and go into politics. Willis 'eed's aging. aching knees must be about to give out. Dick Barnet! has retired. to be a Knick assistant coach. But — 10, this coming season, they ate all (here. And with Wall Frazier, now an undisputed All-Pro, leading the offense and defense, the KniCkS are again strong contendets. They do it with an extraordinary Coach. Red Holzman, who has made tcani defense an art form. The Knl'05r- have led the NBA in defense 10 of the last live years. -. - -: - thø trnfa ni .tha t'.m -on the toards and a good Outs-de Shot OPS ime offense moving *ilh hit; Calculi' Jerry Lucas and rookie Me' Davis lend idded force and skill Rating: A I,r,,i,ti, itt CENTER .-.. ,... .: •. rnnrnt •''t a un3l O fl'' 'j I up cenLer.' fin:fi PI'IJL - _j UARD5 (Monroe ts ' made h is persailat si tah 8aimorecntrm to learn pattern with KOiCkL Dean Merninr s a solid and apathy sub who showed mettle in Clutch Henry Bibby a*pta'; to be developing as A)he McGufre. former MairQue,tte guard, has a chance to sticit. #its ctiarces are not nu'i thaltincie is Knck SCoul Deck McGu'r Rating: .4 PREDICTION: flON Vo ePectecf I€ Kn-d to win l all it seaw And t' pprg of I k in lrna$ P1IOfS. lout rn to One icrr f-i CL'er 0 At,d c (NEXT: PHILADELPHIA) LL --- - - °I' yads—h sacks—and six of 12 passes r ef In the clukli was brilliant. On that key fourth-down, Hal. lui rim an option play to right. A Duke tackler had a clear shot at his ankles at the five but, accordintoa jp,ep1 of the Tennessee staff, -rxt. deñly the ankles ain't p, mnnre Holloway leaped away from the woukl.bt' tackier and down at the orse-yad line rith a first down HaJrp1 Stanharl 1i l o r for ioctxjui with tat, - -- -- - -- — .. .. • - _,.__ - and Brig Owens, who teamed up to completely dismanfle San Diego's offense Sunday and pave the way to most of the scoring in the Itedskfnc' -' r r r I rt SpevtIically, w'at they did was: —intercept three passes, twt by houston, hkh led to a touthdown and a field goal, —cause two fumbles with one leading to a touchdown, and 1ec0ver two fumbles, with Owens returning his 36 Y'Ards iOr a score wld Houston's setting up touchdown. And just for good Owens fIiIRII' six unassisted tackles while HoUston had three plus One assist, all Of that, Hijstirn and se"!M today to dlare hunm as 711e ASSOciated Pri - Defensive Players of the Week in the National Football l.ea,ue others f4 k. Ih iwuunwiuv uii pnei of waves of Joe Namath's passes, including three in a row during a goalllne stand, in the Packers' 237 hippin of the New York Jets, and linebacker I f Miirii lu Ll 10 kks dud three assists in the DolphIns' 21.13 victory over San Francisco. Ietiwir personal heroics, the Washington sakties directed the accolades elsewhere. "Everything starts with the front four, and then It goes back to the linebackers and to us. It's all One uniV* said Owens, a 5400t-11, 1901=nd eight-ye veteran from Cinfnnatj, And Houston, 6-3, 198, starting his seventh year and first with Washington after being obtained from the HoustonQilers, added: "ft was just an extIllent rtuh from the front four that (lid it. "rhen a quirterbic1 gels as mucn prt,suri a Jrhnn UniLis did, hi. has to throw quick and he L.. -. . -. '.i'isn i nave time to read me coverages," . . .. -4 ... a - -. - ' -. -. -- - _________ - ___________ - - - -, __________ i k '' . P r'c : --- ., -••' (,- ____ _= ' ______ - ,,,,J . . i --- _ SPANGLED 1NGERS _ - SEMINOLE SINGERS help kick off the Seminole High football season against th e Oviedo Lions by singing th e National Anth em. The girls are volunteers from the Advanced Concert Choir. Membe rs include; Chinita - OVIEDO CARLTON EDGE (33) must wish he were just a few inches taller, as the 6 defensive standout jist misses blocking a Greg Washington (41) pass for the Oviedo Lions last An Gene Littler, whose winning battle against cancer and a comeback on the Professional Golfers- Amociation tour is a highlight of the 1973 sports year, is about to see a long. cherished dream come to pass. 'Al - - the defending champion, -- , - - . AW LImr Allen, Theodora Bautista, Loveleen Shelley, Vanassa Gaines, Lorenda Schell, and conductor and teacher Sandra Petty. (Herald Photo by J Richards) __________ -- TownCountry We Can Already See I you to 1vites I our annual Ruth Aaron Arguments o pm Hme, M Sept. 21,22,23 NEW YORK (AP) Babe Ruth didn't need as was 24, set in 1915 by Gavvy Cravath of the much time as Henry Aaron to hit his 714 home Philadelphia Phillies, Cravath, whose 13-year runs, bascba ll trad1UonaflLj will argue. car eer with the Red Sox, Chicago White Sax, at's true, e younger fans will admit—but Washington Senators and Phils ended in 1920, Th th Ruth didn't have to put up wi th some of the also owned the modern-era lifetime homer travail that Aaron has had to face in his career, record with 119. like coast-tocoa travel and night games. - For purists, the pre-Ruth ailtime career homer Perhaps the biggest handicap Aar on has had to was Roger Connor's 131 In an 1$-year overcome the memory and mystique of Ruth. record career that ended In is 17 and the single-season What It comes down to is that It's easy to set a mark was Ned WIlliamson's 27 with the 1884 record when nobody's done it before. But to Chicago Cubs. break one, especially on set by a legend, is a What it all means is that, back then, nobody differe nt matter entirely, made a big deal about recc*ds. There was no Roger Maris discovered that 12 years ago en route to breaking the Babe,s one.aeam record pressure on Ruth when he hit 29 hornm with the RedSOxfnI919aod now wheflhehit his l of 60 homers. Aaron, with 711 home runs, is dli- with the New York Yankees two years later, covering the same thing now. Threatens legend when he finished the season with 59, the record and your whole world is shaken, he himself broète six years alter that in 1927. for a moment, the "records" Ruth Aaron, completing i, awn the was pursuing when he began bu sting fences, majors, has remained silent when the cornWhen his major league career was beginning as parlsopj with Ruth are flung at hun. a pitcher with the Boston Red Sax, the modernremarkably, he has shown no visible signs of era (post-1900) record for homers In a season reacting to the intense pressure. — / 0.17 7 : ' * ' ftw 14S J 1// - - CIIOY wuausf f• JVVI ___ LINCOLN-MERCURY LONG WOOD 322-4684 OFFERS END SEPT. 29 IT week. The Tribe plays Gainesville and the is lean and hungry young pros, who ha ven't yet made it on the F.olden golf tour, will get a chance to shoot for $521D.000 in guaranteed prize money during eight 54-hole tournaments played over two Southern Ca lifornia courses. Littler Is executive director of the Golf Inns of America Tournament series put together by Ted Vallas, president of Golf Inns, an international golf course architect and pretty a fair ama te ur shoaker h imself , His as,sistant, Jake (Silver Fox) Wrrschkul, ta~cs care of details fur the cekly $50,000 tirrnnn .--.---.-. in wh Ii players will win prizes ma field of 130 or more. The winner will take home $7,500 each week, Another $120,000 will be on the line for a $15,000 two-min team, best-ball competition during each of the eight weeks. The tournaments will be played over the challenging Whispering Palm.s and El Cainumo Country Club courses In San Diego, Calif., County. "1 wish there had been tournaments like these available when I started out to make the tour," says the veteran Lit. ti tier, whose winnings now are approaching the mih1Ion.doll' ma. "The series has all the ingredient, not only to develop young they might make It on the regular PGA tour later." Vallas and Werschkul believe the tournament series will attract young, unseasoned pros from all over the nation, including many who follow the tour, but seldom make the 36hole cut or finish high up, yet have all the talentel tools of the trade for eventual victories. The Southern California series will be played Wed. nesd'my, Thursday and Friday, Entry fees will be $4,800 for all eight weeks of competlthin . Each tournament will have a 160. player capacity. Entries are being accepted now at — I -44 ~i ~~ ~~--~~M Lions meet Rockledge in a pair s1 away games for the two county gridiron teams. WITH THIS COUPQ Whispering Palms, P.O. Box 550, Rancho Santa Fe, C alif. Fees include three rounds of golf a week, lunch, practice balls, practice time on off-tourney days, recreational facilities for co ntesta nts' families and help in finding suitable living accommodadons. Littler poin ts out that not only the youngsters, but the older pros, no longer on the big tow', along with many club pros, are eligible to compete In the Golf Inns series. "1 figure that in about 10 Years I'll be playing in the series myself." he says, .smiling. I'GA Commissioner Joseph Dey has endorsed the Golf Inns tourneys as a valuable supplement to the PGA's socalled "satellite" tournaments for some of the pros who fail to qualify for the main event each week. 'Me satellite purses are comparatively small and the events can't aecwnmôdate all the young men who want to make a livin g with t he ir golfing skills-. More tnqn 450 pros seek their fortunes on the golf tour each year, with 15 or 20 more coming along every 12 months with "players cards" showing they graduated from the PGA qualifying school at Palm &&'ch Gardens, Fin. 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Claiming himself as a casualty of Women's Liberation he says his second wife was exposed to feminist propaganda he is out to prove male superiority. "Women should be in only two rooms of the house. The kitchen and the bedroom," Bobby state wi th practiced emphasis. That was one of the one-liners in Riggs, original repertoire of aphorism which he began proclaiming via themedla earlier this year. Then he tos'ed ou another of his favorites: "Women should be sreen and not heard." i subtle attempt to quiet a fell,ale interviewer. He was s'iII amused by Uiose quips, you could see It in his face. He see' Med unaware Wt the sayings could wear out faster than his wash 'n' wear tennis shirts, ma king him sound at times like a second-hand parody of himself. "I was just elect ed man-of-the-year by a woman's group, wha t's the name of that group, Females something, Females .Agalnst lineratlon? No, that's not It," he mumbled. . - . '--•_-_ _ -" /17 HOUSTON (AP) Bobby Riggs is the pick "Bobby will never psych me the way he ,OiI'Y&y -' over Billie Jean King In tennis' Battle of the psyched Margaret V.-. Court," boasts Billie Jean, ,ç jç11 -. Sexes at the Astrodome Thursday night. speaking of the 6-2, 6-1 rout of the Australian at The score will be 6-4, 7-5, 6-2. qy San Diego May 13, - -. Billie Jean is younger-2l years younger, She Just in repeating '' it gives the impression that covers the court better. She serves j_.: \ harder and BillIe Jean is pro ba bly psyched already. 'tE,1'7 hits many of her shots— particularly her Billie Jean isn't the " tennis player that backhand—better, - %wt, ~__ . = *~ Margaret Court is but she is a fierce competitor. ,46; Ai ra .6. ,i o to - I i \ 6 But It's Bobby's hustle. You never go 1-gainst a Like Bobby. she has been computerized __ t . ' k : _ of I I ,'t d hustler when k it's his hustle, competition. 3i'p £R4 If the two were prize fighters and were to be .1 X s"', is It 1. Billie Jean's determination, her fierce Judged on gymnasium tune-ups, you'd have to go i., qualities, that will enable her to make with the girl. Billie Jean has been Overpowering flgJ the match as close as . By HERSCHEL NISSENSON in practice, Bobby has been just mediocte. / / 1 Riggs will destroy her rhythm and shake her Associated Press Sports Writer But that's only for fun, "There was no questi on i It's different w hen the big prize is at sta ke, con fide nce with the most tantalizing mixture of ould go for the touchdown and Riggs is accustc .:ed to playing pressure nuit spins, drop shots, lobs and loops you've ever :11so no question who I'd have ches. lie has More than 40 years of compeUUve seen. Accustoin,d to playing against the services carry the ball," experience behind him. lie Is a master craft. f such players as Pancho Segura and Tony Trabert, he will toy with Billi e Jean's best So said Tennessee Coach Hill sman at his trade. S Battle, looking back to SaturAs Wimbledon and U.S. champion and later delivery. day when the Vols, trailing king of the pros, he was the best. The best male Bobby has no weakness of the ground—except fly The Associated Press Duke 17-14 with just over two player can beat any woman player without l defeated Mike Machette of Eelthat of age, slowness and dulled reflexes. But he BASEBALL 're, Calif,1 6-4, 6-4 in the Minutes left. were faced with of a game, %ithut loba of too many points. But can still hit the ball better than any woman. MONTREAL -- 71v National Pacific Southwest ()P?n Tennis fourth down zinc, four yards to Bobby is 55, not as quick as he l4Caguc once was and not Billie Jean's fortes Montreal Expos pur- Cluimpionslüp are her whistling backhand go at the Duke one-yard line, even the best senior player In the United States. and her chased catcher Jose Morales sound overhead. Kinks in tier armor Battk disdaiCd a tying field Billie Jean, on the other hand, as five-time include an from the Oakland hORSE RACING average, not Athletics of overpowering service " and turned to quarterback Wimbledon champion, can claim to be I or 2 and a bad forehand. She ley well but — E%!erton 11, Condredge Holloway. who'd al. among the women in the world. Mrs. Court is the Bobby does it better, and it's really two different captured the $15,000 lea. BUFFALO ready thrown a 27-yard touch. Only one who can dispute her. The Buffalo $5.60, leagues lure at Behn., -rit [lark y three. down pass and galloped 49 ball Association traded center quarters of a length over Buck. yards for another score, and Elmore Smith to the Los Ange- master, Holloway came 11trough with a IF le3 Lakzrs for forward Jim porn that nailed down ATLANTIc CITY, N.J. — McMilllan. honors as The Associated Good John, 1840, enierged the FOOl BALL Pre~-s' national college BaLk of -- -Xenny and Brig are just 5POrts writers included Atlanta comerback Tom victor by thre uarters of a alert," Ralph Hawkins, Said. "They are two hIaye, who the Week, Pill LADELPII IA — intercepted two pares and carried Phila. length (wer lidting in the Inipt 1 L' kr l!';!!u.%ay, d (.I1L .4--I .iJut-,.4:, Lh;', lphi;i Eagk' uiier Ikuflitd I'urc .ut I; them [) yirti.s (4it prO::;,'' AtIdatiC Cit. fur a tchdown in the C I-,.a it t-t ., , . ti,...LL..... r iiii, Says ne pians 10 sell sta. *ipnu junior from We 8fl Of Washington's Falcons' crunching of New Orlcas, Green diwn seat with obstructed Huntsville, Ala., sseren't t dary, was talking about safeties Ken Houston Bay cornerback Ken Ellis, who knocked down L17 - -- - . 1.) ;i ç::z-. L : — - 6p, 1469 - . . - orts In Brief Atlantic Division 1972-73 finIsh.: W57, L25 FORWARDS DTh. —. - - * ______ . . -. . - For Honor 1' — . :'-;. • - - ___ ---- ~-- - '-- • / _____ V - - ''... ,--: - _____ . . Ple .. ______ ______ i' $4J2b ' - -. ____ r— ç? — . --. ,rcll. .CR 16 / 'ninw th(fc/4#Pg 11L4.4 - — '[a Back I NBA 4' c,Vc/ 7",t;j,4' 3'E CJH1'PØn'' 57:461 I)'ZW ___ -.-- ' - - by Alan Mover - night action between county rivals Seminole i -4 ' t . and Oviedo. Seminole squeaked by the Lions by a 2-0 count 0 The first subject he had decided to talk about was how he was going to psyche out Billie Jean King for th eir match in Houston Sept. 20. "First I'll put on my High Karate to d istract her," he began. He is doing commercials for the men's cologne. "And I might send Billie Jeim a big blck (luteral ren th 1 day before toe matcn at says 1 'In loving memory of th Billie Jean King ,' " he said, ga th ering speed and en thusiasm for th e idea. "And when she sees me, Ill be wearing bLack. I m1ht have a coffin on one side of the court with a dummy of Ethic Jean In it. And I'll be the fi rst to jump over the net and help her mourn her loss." v 7P& aV16101YV,ZF15f#7 - r. . f in - 17 Probably every person who has met Robert Latimer Riggs since his recent onslaught of fame is searching for a dent In thO tennis dynamo's ego, a soft spot In his undauntable, vitamin.6oaked constitution. Invincible. Invulnerable. Inscrutable. Such words are evoked by th e Bobby Riggs myth which was created, produced and di rected by Bobby himself. Sitting on th e balcony of his hotel room at San Diego Country Estates near Ramona, Calif., e o th th er day, he exud ed self-confidence. "If Iever discover a weak lin k in myself, I'll write and let you know about it," Bobby said charitably. His offer was accompanied by a smile which exposed long, uneven tee th . It was th e grin of a little boy about to get away wi th something. A peeling, sunburnt f or ehead heightened the image of youth. But Riggs was at the pinnacle of his tennis ability more an th 30 years ago, w he n he won Wimbl edon In 1939. Today, at 55, Bobby Riggs faces th e world like a successful Ponce de Leon claiming to have discovered In himself the founta in of youth . I1otvuL-, the ubstan uf 1u. yuuthful appeara:ice is in part artificial. lie travels with a large lea er satchel of vitamin., and th dumps some 400 pills Into his fit but aging body daily. And the gray of his sideburns glints more na turally than the Clairol tint of his thinning hair. Yet Riggs presented a relaxed, youth ful pic tu re of a man at ease with himself on a sunny morning. lie sat slouched In a patio chair, his propped up on his new book, which happened to be lyingfeet out on the table for th e Interview. -- SEMINOLE HALFBACK Jim Cléments takes the handoff from 'tribe field general Brent Carli bra quick burst over left guard Friday ., r. I ___ V oluntee r 11 11 9 714 3 DWINDLE DOWN - - , SEMINOLE QUICK OPENER - --wr -. DAYS , Sept. Aaron was held t a single in four at-bats by San Diego's Steve Arlin Tuesday night as the Braves were beaten by the Padres 9-1. In his other appearances, he grounded to short, fouled out and (lied to left. ::: - I Their legends now are being re%lsed because Royals 4, Twins 3 I Jim Hunter's steadily brilliant pitching The Kurt Bet acqua drove in two runs with a triple Oakland A's ace nghthander, American League and a sacrifice fly, and scored another, pacing leader in winning percentage lad year with a Ka ty's3decis OnoverM .750 mark on a 21-i record, Is bidding strongly to Otissmashed his 26th homer of the season for the lead the league again. His current 20-4 record, an Royals, giving him 278 total bases for the year, a M3 Percentage, is the best in the AL. c1u No ri finished with tte best Redco.4 Sax Yank 2. -, -. , winning percentage two Years in a row since Util lee hurled a seven-hitter against the Grove did it tfree consecutive sears, from 1929- zankei for his 17th triumph, and became Bos31. The only other American League hurler to ton's biggest left-handed winner since Mel accomplish the feat was Bender, In 1916-1911. Parnell won 21 games in 13. Homers by Reggie Ironically, both Grove and Bender pitched for th, his 19th , and Cecil Smi Cooper, his second, the A'a..wtien the tei'm was in Philadelphia. ing in the Red fumIer reached the 26-victory mark for the nd I imt 6, Brewers 5 third straight season Tuesday night as the A's Pinch hitter Johnny Ellis, the first batter to edged fl* California Angels 5-4 and maintained face reliever Chris Short In the bottom f their t-game lead over Kansas City In the AL ninth, slammed a two-run homer, lifting West Ce. nt.r MiI,n,,I,.,,., ,..*.I Cleveland In zi S U UftV UI JU J in other AL games Tuesday night, Baltimore thwarting -rst Jim Colborn's bid become fi to the downed Detroit 6.2, Kansas Qty defeated 26-game winner in the Brewers' brief history. Minnesota 4-3, Boston topped New York 4-2, Rangers 7, WhIte Sos 2 Cleveland overcame Milwaukee 6-5, and Texas Jim Spencer's two-run homer and Jeff beat Chicago 7-2. Burroughs' 27th homer of the season supported Orioles 1 TIgers 2 rookie Jim Bibby's five-hit pitching and helped The Orioles moved closer toward clinching Texas beat Chicago 7-2. - I 38 Most hlecent Home jiun l973 Ga mes remaining hlabe Ruth's Career Record Aaron's Magic Number SO what would itdotoJ3obby Riggs t0 lose? lie answered reluctantly. "I don 't th ink about losing - ever. But, accepting the 1P" primise of the question, well, . . there used to be a bridge by . the Rose Bowl In Pasadena called Sajde Bridge because 4. : : '.;: many people dove off j Ijust Jght have to th) the dive," he said. Th en it isn't possible that anyone, a woman, per ha ps, . .:::. could psyche me out. No woman ever has and no woman ever will. It would be" - and he paused to dramatize his words --_ '"mission Impossible!" -----He settled back even more comfortably in his self. _ satisfaction, the hair on his c hest pok in g rough th his net ______ tenn is shirt. ____ Suddenly, he rea lized he had almost missed a cha nce to — hustle. So, leaning forward, he grabbed his new book, "Court i r Hustler," off the table, straightened out the dustjacket which he had torn while resting his feet on it, and held e th book up beside his face tA Briefly he looked like Billie Jean King advertising soap. "Of course, women might try and find my new book and ' ' read t ha t to understand how I think. It's co ming out th is svek. hut they tell liIt': iIiIduLt,''Je aid, s . "Big Bad Bob," as he has call ed himse lf , said he is making at least $1 million from his campaign to defeat lJ'4uu"v "LE STAR women - Glance l973Home Runs — By BERT ROSENTHAL their fourth East ti tle 111 the f5t (I', P Lted Prrts Sports Wrfter linished third last year—bea ting the Tigers 6-2, Chief Berder...and Ltfty Grove...great namk$ and reducing their "magic number" to five over - By LAURIE BECKLIJND Copley News Service By The Associated Press J1* Hunter"SP*tch*ng Near To Grove Feat ' At Trouble Finding Weakness .p U.5..j I'...1, .1.. . ,&1 .i - OR fiiv~.~ I% ,.. ,,, I ,• S*,-, ,, , .4., • .. - ,. -. ,. . ., I' '$ S 5. , .................'i I I li 0.., 04J ' ,-,, I. A I! 2 _ 55 : UU__r2w15 $ Will-old 11*040rell E W.L —it --it"i SW - S4 ICI I 4 4 - I,#- 4' I 't S MRM -'_ a' t "s "' 10tu ..r •i - 555 W. FIRST PH. 322-2821 4 4 �- 1. It1ISc1nfQrdHCrijd ,. .1- . I i~ ,, -~ j - r I i I . I I z . Z.. ---_ ___ -~_ __- - P1 I 1 I---- .- :.pt. 19, 1913 ___ _*1 .... 1 4: -_" 1~_ - I I __I - - ''I - - -, .aN I .,-. I' - - - ., - , ___ ' I I s. ' - - l P - ii ' t c - opera" appearances Ken 11 ,I \ I - - i '/ ' a 4 - HIBISCUSCIRCLE Hibiscus Circle of the Sanford • - * xx~ = Joe* -_ - .... .- - - 4 - M = 1 ' J E-we - - 4 - I ii~ - - - E-a _. --- -• ' . present famed family _____ . Comerts in" ! leroy selections and accompanied soloist, Ruth Brown, who -Ava Maria," "The Lord's Prayer" and "Because." Plant The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Paul Connelly of New Smyrna Beach and the bridegroom's DuPont Mwpne Jr. and the late Mn Merle Murphey, 4 I carried a cascade bouquet of white roses, C nations and ivy. Min Patricia Connelly saved ber sister as maid of I The OLL meeting will Lw-- Oct. -J --- I Jh --=.w - - __ - * _~L hostess at her Geneva home to the September meeting of R Circle of Sanford Garden Club. A travelogue on her recent trip to Europe was present ed by Mrs Minnie Merriwether. Following a covered dish 'heon, Mrs Elizabeth Wilke . m _1 Sets Clusses _- ~V_ I I t_ - ____________ ~ ___________ ____ . ~M _ - - - hi C ram % -4 Z , d' - 1- - i Mrs. Lula Monomery, their officers were installed and club became acti ve. flcera are pden Mrs. UlUe the Merthie; vice president, Mrs. tAils Montgomery ; recording secretary; Mrs. Willie Agnes Fields, c resp din' or on secretary, Mrs. Noaml Gibson, financial secretar3,, Mi Fannie Moore; treasurer, Mrs. Mable Dixon; chaplain, Mrs. Cora Har; business manager, Mrs. arlle Mae Ford; assistaint business manager, Mrs. Ethel Franklin; sergeant. iU i t-Jan. 29, 1974, books celebrated his fourth birthday at the home of his grand. A A A k I IT kIT COMMUNIT IV%IV% II IYI L I I mother, Mrs. Thelma Nathan. Guests helping Victor ha ve Fun on his natal day were Octavia, Victoria, and Th elma eppard, Qulntin Nathan, 1acey Hill, Donna, Udla and Gil bert Harris, David Hayes, Tracey Jenkins, Dernck Wiggins, Penny Joseph, MIcia Morgan, Patrick, Roy, and Wynon Miller, Keshin id Kelvin Wilson, Kalla Givens, Joyce Nathan, Roslyn Black and Teresa Ransom DANCE Phone 349-5574 or 0 __ ---- --- Pamela ,Michelle Sutton, celebrated her fourth birthday with a party given In her honor by her mother. Mrs. Shirley Wynn at the home of her grandmother, Mrs Katie Wynn You get more when you buy at sterchii,s l97. There is a nominal registra tion fee for the - _T;V!_ :JA -------- ~ ~_ -i'JAMF - r' Vi ty flail prior to . •:- ____ . Cool Your Bedroom changed autos or for iIi FLV %TN MURPHEY With A G.n.r. ________________________ -- open to the public Oct 13 at the Civic Center was CALL brought to the floor by c(M. din ator J arls i Stein. WALL $ - Floor piana were PLUMBING HEATING, INC . - ..._. 9 ._1_.___________ - ____ _. ___ ___ - ___._M.__ ~-~--Z=---.-------.M-~-M--=-~~=-- .-=______ --- __ -___ 0 replacements for specific persons in Deltona. Mrs William - Vining assisted by Mrs. Henry L.angknecht. -. ( - -- Mrs Da v id Ferree; Mr and Mrs. Robert Pilkerton; Mr. arid , .Airs. Laurence Richards, .. Peggy Kirtley, Gloria Tues, 1 _ - o- -, t f" p . Tom Lecakis, 71K - Eileen Korth, Ada Graham, - Canton, Dr. Frederick Weigand, George Ellie. Maybelle M(re, Lillian Roth , Suzanne Browne, Edwin - - • •1 . -- .. : . • . . . ...., t' , . - ., '. .•-•.' . - - , - -' .' ..I . ~,~;- . 1-1. The next drawing will be Dec. . __________________________ . _____ ... . . ,\\ - ____ - - " ' - ".'"", I.! A'', - , 9. 44- * *Free Delivery within 100 milesI l /_ .- ja that consoles *We Accounts! p , % I1K it easier ior your electric ' ii c uPclltioiicr to - -I finance Co•••• mpan ____ '' W central system) But don't let shrubs block he A Oy f wi aro d 'he uni•t. Saving as " I Is apparent in every detail of our arrange- a 1 m"nts The sincere ____ •V - ccount an to Deal withl We Are W illing to Prove Itl ___________________________________________________________ y DAY 4=54~ . ! _~~ AA 0 FOR YOUR SHOPPING !& W ~ 0 A_e*0. Z d - 4 1 •).'ii _. oJ 0 ____ S For more ways to save on air s an appliances. pick source . ---- 1100 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD a. ~ •• PAMELA M. SIJVFON i _A k — __ __ - -- - .Celebrates4th Birthday /. , I - up our hee collect*ion o atcher hints. At your appliance dealer 's or local i. office. an . o conso otion for those who have been - ps conditioning and on your other major electric - OPEN FRIDAY lit 7:30 I rt }Ltcr and last longer . . ____ ' money. And helps yourair coil( itioner . CONVENIENCE un " toward the memory of _1 .1 WEDNESDAY • - I d0 its job Shade the air conditioner unit or the compressor(if you havc Ii \ I .j - _____ I • - - - - . - , •• .,. Zwartz, Adolph Candalino, Ma ry Bennett, Marie Maggio, Patricia Reinhart , Kathleen Fegan and Robert Daniel. VIC711M NATIIAN ,- . . I - ________ — _ ...... RME9 - DELThNA — Twenty-eight volunteers con tri buted blood at the recent Deltona blood drawing by the American Red _- 4.1_ SHOP STERCHIS.I,.YOUR FULL SERVICE STORE __-=______________ _______. - , OPEN AIL 110-iby Show and Sale" to department, 3-3lt.i, extcnion I - - EEICfrEC tering at For further informlion call the Sanford recreation Pq - since U club must Isoiddecala. ulfic' _i~, -. - 4? - .Nee K1itlt- jiiueir'arv Corinellv - aid Is - AtDrawing 0 N • ___ - . bT— I that have __ - __ __ - ,. A - - - - -s al-So has available I - t_~ Shop and Compare, !:.v G e Blood - . ~__ ==-:I.__ Nathan, - of Ut for the condng 4 • S _. _-- . little Victor M. Nathan, son of Mrs. Ruby 01141 L f it 7 * De tonans - ' •- ___________________ Birthdays Celebrated I • A" - ____________ _.-~~ i Ilet Mi ____ _- junior bridesmaid Jamie Beginners & Advanced —---.- k _______ ~7z=q 1-~ . t ~f - MRS. FRANK B. HADLEY JR. ...Nee Denise A. Dixon 0 Washington, Peggie Collins and Monks Dixon and 4 P.M. TEl 5 P.M. for urther lnionnab andA Classes will be keld on were distributed by Doris Stein. s pace call Doris Stein,onphone Tuesday from 710 pm, and The theme this year is 322-51orMarjor1eJerrigan, Thursday from 9 a.m.-12 now. "Re3ponsibifity in Action" and phone 3M%U and make you ---•----• - - Sept. 20 2 cLIr - I among members showing spaces stil' available. All , . t :- I Lk - V47M- :t Min Monica Dixon was hostess at a bridal shower given in honor of Miss Joscelyn J. Harold. Guests enjoying the evening chit-chat and games were Katrina Bellamy, Charlotte Ringling, Karen Thornton and Leila c,Drtez. The bridesmaids party was given by Miss Harold, brick to-be of henry L. Collins. Attending were Patricia Collins REGISTRATION OF • , _____ ___________ ___________ purpo se of Nis w Mrs. Gail Baker, matron of grandmother of the groom, was i t &S ~c -1 1, ,-I-'k-:~'AN. ~ ,-, p A. 1el , -- um fellowship and to work for the honor, was attirH in an off. attired in a ftreet length aqua r betterment of the Community. white Princess cut gown with rna ti ns &A'. t -!, . be high corsage collar and Lace insert at All h ,V~11 ,.- - - , women, Z. , . ~ I , 1..0 Is --#.71w site of the reception was Of 0W Civic Association, are bust with long sleeves, lace 10, autornalirafly members of the trimmed. She O=ied a bouquet the home of the bride. uxiliary and are invited to 1- . ;. .. . -_ . tten ne'tngs the third rticns la w of the bride, presided or the bride's book. Pouring were Thursday of each his. Elizabeth Carter, Mrs. I the bride, was identically Robert Word and Ms Eula A light lu.Icheon wilt be BRIDAL SHOWER ' dressed as the matron or honor Glaze, Philadelphia. Rice bags .. .Joscelyn Harold and hostesses served before the meeting and and carried a bouquet of red were given to the guests by Ms. after the business meeting, and en carnations. (Herald Photo by Marva Hawkins) Marion Maso cards and games are pla yed. M J _________________________________ Joseph Jackson, Salem, Eldridge __% The i1fIIU4 Sis ters Clubwas orgaNIzed from the thoughts of a group of young women who wanted to be helpful in the community. On their second meeting, at the home of __ - __ Bride-To-Be Feted 1 EVA • • Saunders, Macedonia Baptist Church and New Hope Baptist Church, DeLand and Daytona Bach and president of Mt. Lon Northeast Coast =_ —_ ~~X-~~- ;'__.- - ____ - ., _0 1. , ____ i ul a bt 111(1:1 ait'i usher was Samuel Smith, incorporation. A x referen- cluThe home decoration in. Philadelphia. Flower girl was MichelleDi xon. niece of thp ded w hite and redw roses white wedding bells with white bride and ring bearer was Jerome Glaze. On Thursday, at I p.m., the and silver streamers. , ns's Auxiliary to the civic Associatin will meet in the father, the bride chose an off. Mrs. Dixon wore a floor.length white chiffon simple a line empire waist dress princess with neckline of lace with gold trim with matching tIters are Miss Jospehine and seed pearls, long sleeves accessories and carnation Mullen, president; Mrs. with lace cuffs and double lace corsage. The groom's mother vice- "n hem. tier headpiece, chose a flOm-length green and president: Mrs. Robert Dank. to match dress, was petal shape white empire waist drew with worth, secretary and Mrs wi th seed pearls She carried a white lace and matching acI - - IM Miss and educate the Deltona Yvette Moore of Sanford, residents on the pro's and COn'S cousin of the bride, organist, soloist, and Ms Brenda W} att, ti( ii m' c y ear , cntuI ippropn te no tiai liocccr. association membus music - I __ j "I 1 DANON I . - Md. v Incorporation of the community .1 - : ., • . : '... . __'~.' . - -~ - I Club members, Ms. Linda M. Gaines is choir president. Ms. Zilla M. Uggons is organist and Rev. James Lynn. pastor. \ .4 - __ .r Moming Glary Youth TOMtorcoun" * /_ -,, -_ lc't , ~ __ v - N_ Calho rig I74 j I-__- * ,-_, 1.?,__ 7r?~ _-_ ; ti 4. Young adult choir, Young Christian Singers, Shaw and I1ggon . (Cecelia iting The - _' ___ 0 Baptist Church, Jacksonville, Rev. Walter ' 'j t . ri 'rd I r Depc)enL -- I I . - ( ,. __ through the years, God has brought us safe thus far." Choirs particIpating were Mt Moriah ft1th Baptist Church, AnUoch, iedo, ew Mt Calvary No 2, earwater f ___ • j at S-Points the Sanford Nursing Center arrangements, etc M embers entertained This will be the time to let Uij, There are still some a%ailablc -crvtd homemade Ice ti and -cam .oublic know of tat Ii and spaces for adult ceramic e - )f, L HELPF U L SISTERS CLUB (r Us hers ': 146t Church Young Adult Choir celebrated their third anniversary, master of ceremonies was Joseph Caldwell. Theme was -Comin i z; l)IN M'4R' REHEARSAL - -_ f a of the board. - P A Florida State Bank for their bists are urged , ,-U c~,fstdLj the regular business meeting club to display their talents VatIQUS committee chairmen such as needlework, stik4iery, wer# caUed upon for reports. paintIngo (oil, watereg1m, etc.) Sue Stevenson reported on the ceramics, sculpture, pottery, recent visit club members to jewelery, wood carvin , flower w ___ 1- A A- 11 met Tuesday c'.enlng In the \ - __ - a POPSIS -. t-~_._!-L 1__ .07 - - j. _j members ~ . . pine cone wreaths for the (!isunas Bazaar. _____________________ Sanford Pilot Club ~~ ( - 4- I . ,_ A- ~4 .4 , . _;.Fv. - Eam Money With Displays __________________________ - F %_ %; - Herr attended a stag party also UI Orlando. 4 Mrs Ruth Simpson was - t9m V, - - ____ 2- a at-arnu, Mrs. Juanita Redding and member, Mrs.OWWLa Hatd"s ,- ___ j McCleridon, member am on I I AY_A - mi Sue Herr, Bonnie Lipsey and Gay Waller attended a formal dinner at'an Orlando facility, following the rehearsal. Michael and his attendants, Emmett Hummel, Mark Frolich, Pete Peaco and Donn ROSECIRCLE 3 -1 - A - I ; town. Miss Lipsey and her attendants, Miss Hartsock, Marilyn 1513 Palmetto a S-1 ~ - j~ I ; , I i._r - ____ . Z.-!.-. I... ) f ' .--,~ - - _S__ - -_ .7 ,,-vim ~ - - The groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Noell, were unable to be in Burleigh's 12, at Mrs. T. A. CavaUerMoor Inn. Mrs. Thomas Royal was 1n charge of . ~ Set the 4 - 3k. -- . couple) MESS Mary Jane Hartsocl', maid of honor (left), and Emmett Hummel, (best man) right, are captured at the wedding rehearsal. Mrs R K Horton won the door prize. ttdant. Bay, Jamaica and are residing at their home on 1eamP in Oviedo. The bride is a seni or atflU majoring In Elementary Lduczdion and the bridegroom is employed by the Police Department in Al ta mon te Sprthg. - To get large onions, ~ -- - . should plant seed as the sets !(Z% -# 1f 1_F1§ -i produce average size ones. She also suggested to start a vegetable garden, a tierry barrelf show. MISS chiffon and carried a boMuet of assorted flowers. Bridesmaid was Miss Beverly Granieri, a cousin. Her gown end flowers were Identical to those of the honor at. bride's book. The emple left for a wedding trip to Mon tego - 27 i, . ~_ - Iv- - ', I L - - .. honor. S was attired isa floor length gown ofinulticolored The grolim's father %as best man and serving as usher DuPont Murphey, Ill, brother of the groom. For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Connelly chose a coral chiffon gown and carried a nosegay of roses and carnations an a clutch pum. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the . care or roses - - - ~ L % '- N - - - . - IaL - - - Anita Dixon, ' - Helpful Sisters Organize , • 7 - __ The five petals and through propagation, them are now . arleties, colors and 1 --t . • 4 formerly of Gainmville. Given in marriaige by her father. It Mai length gown of organza with schffelll embroidery and %enLse lace trim. tier floor length sweeping veil of sdk illusion with natching ventse lace trim was secured by a camelot style cap headpiece of pleated silk and crystal beads. e -- I- roses and what fruits cow from the rose family and how to ' sang - _____ Technological Tatnance - -• - seed. She outlined *w programs for the Horticulture talks f -' 3 Visitors to the morning worship at New Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist Church, were Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Young, - - -- r Fri. Sat. Sun. Sept . 21, 22, - -______ : I - - In behalf of the New All. Calvary Missionary Baptuist Ch urch, the pastor Rev. G L Sims, presented acheck for the installation of the new air-conditioning system to the owner oftheJandGCo ,(eorgeW Smi th ThLswasindeedahappy occasion to the members of Calvary as the board of deacons and trustees witnessed this presentation. Pictured are Raymond Brown, chairman of deacon board, Welden FranIn, chaIan of ustee board, cry McGill Jr chairman of building and development committee, Ms. e - - ___ - - ____ - - No-— - - Church Installs Air - • _" '*--- _____ Association , and a member of the National Council of Negro - • U - - -- of Greater Friendship Missionary Baptist Church, Rev. J. C. Bentley, pas tor. She is director of the department of Christian Education, youth director, Primary church school teacher, president of the Ynunp Mons MiccIonir an - Necessary To rs. Moreland gave an Inresting on ,', U au Bush which the birds love the Connelly a ' James a ynn Flynn • A,, 18 1973 at 12 hey won. at All Souls Catholic Church in Sanford. MurpRev. John T. Ryan, C.S.S.R. of Sacred Heart Parish, New Sm)Tna Beach officiated at the double ring ceremony. - V Port Orange Elementary School. Mrs. Church is a member ,*- re - Miss Kath leen Rosen -(i_, Miss Deni,u Many issues of dau ter of Mr. and M Deltona Civic Association holds , and Frank B. its first fall rnerly of ShZd) Hadley Jr , son Mr. and Mrs tonight at 730 rn Frank B Hadley Sr, 5740 ommunity center, according Kemble Avenue, Philadelph, io Harold Hiough, president Pa, exchanged wedding vows former FBI agent Johi1 August l at2 pin at the Irhan, director of la en brides me (orcement studies at Semmole Th e bride's grandparents, Junior College, is serving Mr. and Mrs F H Dixon Sr lagisthtie chairman for the live in Sanford association and will speak O(fiaUng clerman at th e issues confronting FMtona d ouble ring ceremony w the executive board voted at bride's Uncle , He Maxwell the last meeting to support Johnson Baltimore __ - =al UnIverty Redent Center in 1)a)toni Beach She is 1fl elementary education Instru ctor at Tom 11urphAo,Ar • )EI TONA — -__=__ _~ ~_ - Women's Day at Allen Chapel ÂME Church, Ii a speaker will be Mrs Willie Mae Miller Church of Daytona Beach A native of Sanford, Mrs Church graduated from ooms High School and Daytona Beach Community allege She received her BS degree from Bethuneooan florida Recomes Br,We Of Jarnes In Deltona -o pondent Dixon-Hadley -- Nuptials Held I diets presen tly working toward her masters degree at I tm 11 I - Scheduled allege U! nounced the will be a Flower show in March, the District loca tion to be announced later. e! Wednesday, Sept. 19,)973-13A . - ~ MARVA V HAWKINS Herald - Kathleen Connell . 1 Ch Wr Garden Circles 2. __ Speaker Is quite a stir in the entertainment and new King Family Show 'read world, with her unbelievable brothers and a whole raft of nieces ' and for the road'-new costumes, renditions at the harp. (lvanee ivieniersnip ian nephews with a bushel of new m usic, new script. The The King gals do a bit of grandchildren thrown in, as logistics of getting the family, well as grand nieces and the gear, the guitars and mikes, See , meeting of the IM1974 year. served coffee, fruit juice mints reminiscing about the past, as nephews In other words, you all to fit into one oversized bus, ell as bringing you right up to A covrr_J dish luncheon was and nuts to Z3 members w get a really big, big farnfly." not to mention baby sitters and Woodruw Clark, president of March. the today .scene. The delightful served before the meeling. Th pent. school teach.em is not easy. Seminole Mutual Concert King Cou!r, well th e Some oniy" children might F (' d' k Association, aflnoufl(s that the afit come, first serve basis. King Kiddies, are all on h. -i take, but , Gro&ser, president, gave a report on the But it has bevn done and the 1973-74 membership drive is For information phone Airs. ________ hoard meeting fo iOWCu )V un- Alvino Rey has been taking It family is ready ary.1 raring to go currently underway with ad- Robert Karns 11 1,2461, or Mrs. forgettable evening that . , few sears now without with a sparkling and cap. mission to the six topnotch Walter A (,ielow 322 2611 Mrs. J. M. Fahey reported on promises to make you believe batting an eye! tivating performance that tops programs limited to members the articles the circle had made that once more "all's right with everything they have done only. the world! " jtr*Co -( or dorin he What's a-eir secreV lAdse previously. They will be apThe sca=n will open with the summer. The bazaar will g be saps It's timing They know pearing in concert in March, Mac Framton o in October, "I was an only child, ther invites ou to when to 'turn off' business and 1974, at Sanford Civic Center followed by "The Messiah" in married a King Sister. Now, 'turn en' relexatinn anil M rs. arone WRI play. uPder the Ruspices of Seminole EkTember. our onnual hen RI Sister tequested everjonc to save Mutual Concert ocI lion as Appear ing in F'1ary 974 al.lumintan plates and cans for you not only get a wife, but You Alvino and Luise have spent one of the six feature programs %ill be RSVP-The Cole Porters hau a set of sisters, a mess of close to a year now getting the recycling. Mrs. Fahey on. of the season. 0Hwe o King a _I -_ __ ~~~ - — I ~4 . - . •_-- - Meei InPhiladelphia Civic __ __ - _____ 1. _ -~- -_____!~ . - u~ -'1_--__-_-=. . 7:14.1 _ .~. %V well as the family's latest star, MISS UZa Rey, who causing eAlsk . I - ~_ ~__ -:--~ 1 Tina IC bright new sUn of T.V., who couple. Their daughters, Pat and Sher, were hostesses at the celebration fete Women 's Day By in anniversary. The Aloma Avenue (Goldenrod) home of Mr. and Mrs. . - -. T.- the sistera, will be on hand, with his deep, masculine voice that makes you happy to know that li, _~ 7.i 11 _ __ - __~- ____ -.---- Herald __ ' -- — _____ -- Theeer1oveJyKfngSte "the gais who sed it all," bring with them the tolented family, which Is natural!) headed b) guitar, Mr Alvino Re) lnd,cd in the entourage is Hobert Clarke, 'the aor larnil)," who Is currenti) causing the lathes' hcas to flutter with his many "soap - -. cnlng or enrtalnment - - - w _ ___ A' - and makes your spirit soar to a v4w___ - IN _a. TO ___1 headaches, the King Family breezes Into town with a brand - I ~1-_:..~_~\ 4=.Z- - __r - - _____________________ ___________ -I------_ ____ -.-'M ~-_-~;~I—tz,' - -:: -11 __ --2 __ Durirg this day of political '— llx ' - - : 1. , At Allen Chapel I . __-1 ...- - it I , I ._:_. I 1 _. ,- - _-_ . I., ~,. - - Concert, Association To Present The King Family During Seon 11 .1, -:__-~__ .11- '-._, i 7 I_z -I II _.. -_ I .s. . . I- :_-_ - - . 1. . L -: __ •_ - ": I'-.'.. Wilson. fichetherger 1L01 cc * Mortuary Phone 322-5212 — 1110 Pine Ave. Sanford a % tche r an what you save. watch - �14A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Sept. 19, 1973 The _Sanford Herald Altamonte By DONNA F4STES Herald Staff Writer Seeks prkIr.g Lot. Public Works Director Donald Bundy said the Costs On A plan to expand voting civic center. precincts from two to three was ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Engineer Bill Palm was in. structed Tuesday night by place at the larmed new fire waiver to use the civic center will be served at functions. In other business, city COIJncIJ to submit a Palm station on Montgomery Road; For an Oct. 27 dance. Warren 1964 reported Associated Con- east of 1-4 an'1 estimate for updating north of SR 436 Brown, Jaycee president, was Comptroller Dick Baxter told drainage study to include all tracting and Building Inc. of with 410 voters at the police told aminimuin of $300 will be council the city will pay off th e new te rritories. The updated Ohio. low bidder on the .,iation and east of 1-4 and sou th charged. Earli er in the mee ti ng $275,000 balance on the $575,000 study would also Include flood skle sewer district project1 will oISR 436 wi th 2,fl7 voters at the council extend a bid price, 11,219,67089 approved a contract for hydro-piIlar water tank bank plain designation, for 30 to 60 days. PaFn was told to prepare plans and 5pecIflcaUor for Problems In acquiring sewer bids on increasing drainage easements from private pipe sizes on Highland, East, property owners, have delayed accepting the bid, Palm said. Turnbull and Pennsylvania connection fees even though payment is not due until 19Th and 1976. ALES NFOOR MOTOR CO. 15 O F eR ECKERYS for quality PRESCRIPTIONS Prices When you pick up sour (jfrj1op('3 film inn prints buy two roII% Of Kod. our or tac .)nhl white film fur te re price of One TODAY A() E V ERYDAY .. ... County Poultry fat is half polyunsaturated and half saturated, thereby making it preferable in a lower cholesterol diet. Furthermore, chicken contains fewer calories than beef, making it more desirable for those watching their weight. PEOPLE TRUST LKmM !HLM Chicken is more plentiful than beef and is less expensive as a source of good protein. In many ways it is favored over beef for those who fear heart attacks and obesity. — 1 PRINTS an extra Set of prints with eery IOJI of Kodacotoq or black and white trn •nioptn and printed .TODAY AND EVERYDAY By Gaynor Maddox CASSELBERRY Y. 17.92 EC IKE expired Menus MORE FURNITURE SALES L AVE. CH OR F _________ 1 The bid was to have Saturday. Rescues $390 to give the new civic center loan this week using utility a thorough cleaning. It was drainage from the new city approved. The new precinct The board turned down agreed contracts for civic facility is destroying a nearby areas are west of 1-4 with 360 request from the South center use will include in. registered voters and polling Seminole Jaycees for street. a fee foritiatton on whether !iquor Streets aid providing drainage outfall for the new city hall and Chicken p Drainage at low, low Cooking experts of the National Broiler Council prepared these basic instructions: FRIED: ! Roll chicken pieces in flour seasoned with favorite herbs. Some good choices are th yme - or tarragon one half tea. chicken; or paprika 1 teaspoon. Add coated chicken, skin side down, to spoon per - Commission r i'i.ivii,J,Y liI) I rw t)nC'tt,ui(-111n11 of oil and fry Actions ._.. By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer already speii out maximum misdemeanor penalties of $500, (lSOO and-or 60 days) would apply." CROP members, however, arrived c:2•tr'as Lu protest the commission's "housecleaning" on its controversial rening law affecting trailers. Desolte plcdges by the ccuim1sslon their land. Commissioner John Klmtruugh disagreed, saying "assuming the trailer has a legal permit in the first place, Um even with the present law, they aren't In violation of anything." The commission has pledged to come up with "ona4lmeonly" zoning to protect current trailers from what the admit "bad Iaw,"ln the words ofCt , Sid yffi1en The board has also admitted, however, that as matters now stand, no new trailer permits are being iss'ued for the unincorporated areas. _I REG. 87 ' attempts to draw up ffrm3-tor-regulate and enforce the recently passed Arbor Ordinance. Despite Polk's wisecracks about a "police state," and Inmond's pledge to fight for the rights of treehouses and palmetto bushes, the board approved a fee schedule calling for a $5 minimum and a $O maximum on applications to remove, relocate or replace trees. The board noted that single-family developed lots are cxeflipt, as are removals of dead trees. Storm damaged trees may require a special exception, however. Commissioners decided that the ordinance will immediately cover all plans or plats being filed, but would not be retroactive to plans and plats filed, but not developed. 11 oz. INSTANT / / SANDALS 5 FT POLY SHAVE AND I c 2 RED 49' 33 4 I ONE SIZE * KIGE OR LADIES' HOSE MEN S HAIR SPRAY : 1461M1177 CETAT[ IWtIL - 280 LA I SCARVES PtXPAR1MTSlG .L . r . . 9 Lfl 44c _ KOTEX TAMPONS 1 05 BELTS 5 RIG ALUMINUM CHAIRS 0 .. // 20 NON-TILTING LEGS 'ASSID. COLORS SHELLS PORTABLE INSECT FODDER BODY r:1t • FOR RIG " WORK 2 BOOTS new 1 RG .• 2 SINGLE HIBACHI MfflTIIcORPORALI,,24 ' . INCH FAN . . Cri GRID IS ADJUSTABLE TO 3 LEVELS .... '199 RIG, •' t,EL PUPERNITY SUIT LONDON I API - Mrs Jessie Way is seeking compensation from the Hnmmes.'nIth district tuu;wil tx-vause he ped.grce boxer bitch, Tammy, was acti dentally let out by municipal workmen and the rtsult eight mongrel pups. It's costing me arovnd 124 a week," explained Mn. Way, 46. 5'9 maintenance, ZEDPfl U U WATCHES 404 REEL MIN SAM LAD*z VATH MATCHNG BANDIS 12 bt I NOW LOT ATTENTION RESIDENT,C: OF OVIEDO AND AREAS ADJACENT TO STATE ROAD 419 i a - or J" . 544 TOILET '19 sEAT. . . this meeting. This is an on workshc!p metinq a nd the public is invited and urged to attend. W. T. Fish, P. E. Distrit Transportation Ptanr.inq Einer MATCHING ROD • L 99 1 GALLON PICNIC JUG - W"Swu PATIO iirur 1JUl11 * 199 . ., Ali PURPOSE INP £ FOAMr33 GASOLINE PAD I EDGER 3 ?RM ROD COOLER L L SLIPfu1072o4 88 fill t 19 flm MW tWRS -G lie CATCHERU -- Yt1LOATI ', o in 7 SPRINKLER L GARDEN £1%33 SHOVEL ci I , &R y PU1SATNGA44 LAWN SPRINKLER 't EDGER .. '188 HOSE NOZZLE.. ' .3 950 State St., Sanford Plaza CASSELBERRY: Si'rninole Plaza SANFORD • And 1433 Semoran Blvd. 99 flf'%( PRUNING SHEAR iik 9 C L DOLE T. .,. I ' ,- A&P FLYING INSECT OR ANT & ROACH KILLER we. -t4-.,4 Bug Spray.......... ' 69 : YUKON CLUBALL FLA VORS 112-az. C0M Beverages. REG .... A&P FROZEN CONCENTRATED Orange Juice..........3 U.S. #1 ROUND A&P FROZEN NON DAIRY Coffee Creamer............ 19$ A&P FROZEN SLICED Strawberries ...............'::55$ A&P FROZEN Macaroni& Choose .4 BULK tv• 95$ SUNNYFIELD FROZEN S oz. Waffles..................... phg.l2$ 19 RICH'S FROZEN NON DAIRY CREAMER Coffee Rich.......... 1048. BAG 24$ BREAKSTONE PLAIN & FLAVORED Yogurt A4 oz $1 '' .00 INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED AND SLICED Ched.o.Bit Ckeese!.0.'69 P hil A&P CHILLED IN GLASS irange Juice ............ .b.l. 43t -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ( ASP D VERNIGH ( - io,79 DaqliJ11 i 30 ct BOX ]DO PROCTOR & - - - 0-- GAMBLE'S I I 4 ROLL 4* PAK - - - - II ALP '/2GM. I ID PKG.J I - 65 - BtthuPoiiudwi,j I' BIL. I BABY OIL IIPIItZ Crusty Rolls GRAND TOUR ILTà __ Monte I I DII I I I 32 oz. I i II I JUMBO ROLL SIZE jar - - - - - - - - - •_____ LAUNDRY DETERGENT II p I I 99 9 LB. l3oz. FAMILY SIZE BOX -- - - - - - - - -- - - I I I • ', PKGS. ALP 1iiftiid Giti 'i I I1 : : $09 • - - - - - I 3 -- - 831. pkgs. - - SfOO - - - - - -- I : I I %-- I )one Parker Reg.Sliced Broad 20oz. 294 a6biie 1 i 3 - - - 10 i. BO,ICS I I $t - - - - PINECREST CENTER, 17.92 AT 27th Sanford hen's oftwed tot sale we nX avle to Xher real da or waier. , Piices 0110CM thra Sinday. St 23 - - - * - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - QUAKER i 32 ox. bottle BEEFBURGANDY 25x oz. PKG. CASSEROLE CON CARNE 21Y oz . PKG. POLYNESIAN SWEET 'N' SOUR 33 oz. PKG. CASSEROLE DI NAPOII,•14/ oyz ?KO. - MOUTHWASH I rIIII# il/ - - - - Mill- - - - am - - - - K - ii z e _________ tI591!1 (I_ E ASSORTED COLORS I 14 ox . 16 oz - _. 9- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - s - - - - --- AHOY PINK BATHROOM TISSUE $f49 I - swcct. 1 cup sifted flour 1/4 teaspoon salt Grated rind from I medium orange, about 1 tablespoon l/2 cup butter 1/3 cup sugar legg 21/2 dozen. 79 "LADIES SHEER STRETCH COOKING IS FUN On wax paper sift together the flour and salt; stir in orange rind. In a medium mixing bowl cream butter and sugar; beat in egg well. Add half the our mixture, mixing well. Add the orange juice and the remaining flour mixture and walnuts; mix well. Drop by level tablespoons, a few inches apart. onto ungreased cookie Meet_ Bake In a preheated 350-degree oven for 10 to 12 minutes. Intakes about 66$ '.10/89$ 2 tablespoons orange juice ( 39$ ....' C6can, Formula 409.............. 'I' STYLE 3/4 cup coarsely chopped wal- , USE YOUR MASTER CHARGE Grapefruit isice......... .?.': 39 i.s.$1.49 nuts wi-as, I MARKET Good flavor and not too OWMIrywo(r~ HEDGE SHEARS 545 3 0 T,ry Orange Cookies ORANGE COOKIES , now 77 .2 PRUNING SHEAR DISPOSABLE flc UMBRELLA SMALL ROUND BONE SPRAY CLEANER Consumer preference for white or yellow-skinned chicken explains the color variations in different geographic regions, according to the National Broiler Council. Consumers in the Northeast, for Instance, prefer yellower chickens. Chickens derive their yellow color from feed with higher levels of yellow corn, alfalfa, corn gluten meal or marigold petals. Chef's Salad Melon Cup 89 r. Window Chun ..........20. lot 39$ LA DI &S LUNCH 99 n'ç 58 c Instant Tea Mix ........ A&P UNSWEETENED A&P WINDOW SPRAY15 OZ JAR OR I -. '188 890 Coffee Creamer........... minutes per pound. Larger chickens need 30 minutes per - HEAVY DUTY BAHIA RAKE 9RA$S7nft) fr.Er, f ... L GARDEN HOSE _ PUSH 5 Ptj( RAKE, HOE (R1ArL LAWN A t(, )go rjj HOSE SOAKER HOSE_ 'PtXfl On 4 GRASS 44 SATURDAY .0 L S45 X!FT MIG 3M POWEll I A 88 TM . 88 tOHAr*WO(RfG 70 OUR OWN LEMON & SUGAR A&P NON DAIRY pounds at400 degrees for 3s-40 V' i: 2/33c Pineapple Juice .... INLWSPAPIM (N!RPPSt ASSN i 23C 94c l#.! I Instant Puddings CENTER SLICES SIMMERED: Place one chicken in sauce- PEG 12" SHANK U OR BUTT PORTION LB. pan with 2 cups of water, 1 small onion, sliced, 3 celery tops, 1 teaspoon salt and onefourth teaspoon pepper. Brin to a boil. Cover tightly an simmer 1 hour or until tender. Remove from heat; strain broth and refrigerate. When chicken is cool, remove meat from skin and bones. Slice for sandwiches and use chunks for casserole or salad. $1.59 ANN PAGE LB. $115 Per pkg. BABY OIL b44 RIG. 1.99 109 iviENNEN RIG 16 to API 1 PM Gm ETC NGI4 4 tt*lAibU',LU Instant Dry Milk........ Chops garine. Add I and one-half cups liquid, such as chicken broth or tomato juice. For some great flavor combinations, add 1 and one-hall cups of mushrooms, sliced zucchini, broccoli flowerets or cubed pineapple per chicken. Cover and cook for 20 to 30 minutes or until chicken is tender. POWDER AM RAI POWDER 116 MOWER MASKS FINS DANA AMBUSH CAKE-DUSTING 99 REG. ifLrIt4i iii conduct a Public Informational Workshop Meeting at the Oviedo City Hall on Thursday. September 20. 1973, at 7:30 P.M. This workshop is being conducted to rç rr tp ford ir?,a r c-d poriunity of expressing thei r views concer&ng the location aspects and improvement of Stale Road i119 from Chapman Road north to State Road 434. Maps, drawings, and other pertinent Information developed by the Depart. ment will be available and discussed at (PIG 49 TO$ III 9to 11 SKILLET: Brown chicken pieces on all sides in heated butter or mar- O 89 A&P NON FAT When done, drumstick meat should feel soft when pressed between lingers and legs should twist easily out of JOHNSON'S BABY CHAIRS MERCHANDISE WITH U2011 1 199 R11 T N WAI Ft RW Li SWIM Grape Jelly................. SMOKED FULLY COOKED thigh joint. REDWOOD And ALUMINUM REGULAR PRICE A&P GRADE JAM OR degrees. Increase total roasting time by 15 minutes when chicken is stuffed, 24 OZ Y3 OFF Ii ' MYLANTA ANTACID r4-,4. .u.L 88 Keg-o- Ketchup .............1 ;v 67 pound at 375 4 lSES4%,q;sI VERNEAUX think the cout.cil sheuld pay '- T4(A VA)! . . • • • • (BY VULCAINEI '1 ob'kusly can't sue the fafor SUPER GRATER . ,,,) 5 FAN STAND ac RIG t 88' * . JACQUES r ther QUAliTY KITCHEN HELPER !1!188 977 ' SUNBEAM L.LU5iI . • CHAISE . 12 88 U 1 0 INCH FAN L "i STOOL. .U bu 8 016 ' COO 28 HEINZ LE Includes Centers & Ends with 1 teaspoon salt. Hook wIng tip onto back to hold neck skin and the legs toge ther, th en to tail. Cook chickens weighing I and one-half to 2 88 16 INCH FMII. 12INCH FAN . JUST IN TIME FOR THE FOOTLMES VVI1 988 12NcHFANl 17 STADIUM SEAT :1 '88 . ALU 3151 OCnUATih N SHIRTS • 6 66 .. YARDS, ETC. PROPA E 199 77 FAN9 Sprinkle chicken halves, quarters or pieces with desired seasonings; for example. 1 teaspoon salt, one-fourth teaspoon pepper, 2 teaspoons lemon juice and one-half teaspoon tarragon, per chicken. Broil, skin side down, for 20 to 30 minutes. Turn and broil 15 to 25 minutes longer. Have chiekvrI 3 to 6 inches from heat in gas range and 6 to 9 inches from heat in electric range If desired, baste chicken with melted butter, margarine or salad oil several times while cooking. Prepare chicken by sprinkling neck and body cavities t(AWDiflrp51p situ Coffee ...........'o° JAR $1.49 Cut Green Beans .... 3-5 LB. AVERAGE ROAST: 44 ." CHAIR 20 INCH FAN REG ALUMINUM CHAISE NYLON 4 roR500 ILAVI 'W iNcH FAN NON-TILTING 00 ( \______ STYLES I . ') REG ,.. r14,19 PHOTO BOX OF4O— REG. AND SUPER 6 lviE' lv PHOTO ALBUM , c . THERMOMETER. C All LEATHER -*3310 C ORAL OR RECTAL ... FEVER COLORFUL C RE SHUITON 'SHIP SHAPE Iratg,n TAN BLADES REG. REG VO-5 HAIR DRESSING 4 DOUBLE EDGE \A w:S)9To6f 991 RAFTS RINGS BALLS (TC ' T UB E LIMIT Ori .0 PANTY HOSE INFLATABLES SWIM POOL ________ G- BIG MAMA 5 CT SUPER CHROME SWIM )PERSONNP 1 OLGATE C Arbor Law Laughter In another bit of "legal housecleaning," the board ran into ridicule from Sheriff John Polk and Commissioner Greg thiai2mond, who amused themselves with poking fun at 88 REG . 1 2.99 Whtmol, REGULAR PRICE CANVAS CASUALS to amend Ltx la curcntiy banning all trailers from agricultural land two to four years after expiration of their current permits, CROP attorney Herb Swofford clung to his argument that ,as the law now reads1 trailers are condemned." Tuesday night's action, Swofford claimed, meant that trailer residents would now be fined 1500 a day for living on is TDATE REG / 2 0F F 1 I DEL MONTE BROILED SPORT And DRESS SHIRTS S"OAT SUIVE * PEAMANI NT PR tSS* PR1 Tsa', OIDS RE L ONCEN HAMPOO Seminole County Commissioners attempted a little "legal housecleaning" Tuesday night, but wound up in the midst of another squabble with CROP members charging discrimination against trailers. The fight began after Assistant County Atty. Howard Marsee r4id a recent State Attorney General's opinion required the county to amend all ordinances if they did not Bokar over medium heat. Cook uncovered far 15 to 25 minutes on each side. Drain on paper towels. M F N'S 3 OZ, TUBE and-or Udaysinail, '1'nis Imposes no penalty that wasn't already there," Marsee said. It just cleans up any potential conflict between state statute and county law. And, In any event, state law Wedne s day, Sept. 19,1973-1B low - - 1 Jane Parker Cracked wheat Br.od lb00. 33C I mn. Pork.r WhoIsWh,otBr.ad 16oz. Loaf 33c ions Pa rke; Corous.I 1801. $1.00 I 22 oz. I Jan.Po,k,rp.ochpi. 1 .. • - - . - - -- s Not ispor,i to "Mphical Iffor , - - 63c - - MOO _I �213—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Sept. 19, 1973 10EREALS Freezing Foods Requires meat with freezer paper, foil or solidly frozen, store In plastic plastic wrap. freezer bags. Label, date and Label packages clearly with a return package to the freezer. crayon or waxy marking pencil By TRUDY MORRISON WRAPPING which doesn't smear from Copley New* Service dan4oess Inside the freezer. Put two thicknesses of freezer With scarcity iind prices Include the name of the food paper between individual making meat practically worth and the dat by which it jlot)jd pieces so they do not touch one its weight in gold these days, be used. another. Wrap, date and label you'll want to take the best Care For easy separation of in. package. Freeze, of It you CI Don't freeze meat with dividual chops, steaks, patties Because meat is usually and so on, use one of the seasoning. Including lunch most precious food in a freezer, following ways: meat and hot dogs. It can It requires special, careful change flavor considerably TRAY FREF2ING attention, during freezer storage, because Package in amounts conArrange meat in a single some seasonings get stronger venient for your family, Layer on a cookie sheet and and others get weaker. Wait to Overwrap store wrappings on freeze, unwrapped. When season meat when you're F4ttor's Note: This is the first of two articles on freezing meats, fruits and vegetables. Cereals provide a wide range of food value and most of us do not eat enough cereal. Cereals can be a less expensive source of nutrients, especially when eaten with nonfat dry milk. Making cereals at home usually is less expensive than buying prepared ones. Ready-to-serve cereals in multipacks are more expensive (two to three times as much per Ounce) as the same cereal in a larger box, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Also, presugared ready-toserve cereals cost more per ounce than many unsweetened ones and provide more calories but less other food value than those you sweeten yourself. Compare prices per ounce before you buy. cooking It. Don't freeze hoine-pr.pared stuffed poultry, either raw or cooked. Poultry stuffing can develop harmful bacteria that can cause serious Illness. Freeze poultry unstuffed; make fresh dressing when you're ready to cook the birds, Smaller cuts of meat don't have to be thawed. Just allow about one and a half times the cooking period for small pieces and chops as you would use if they were thawed, -Medium-sized cuts will flCl?d about double the usual thawed The Sanford Herald Strawberry Blonde Pudding Pic Skill N. cooking time. Thawing is necessary if you cut meat into pieces, shape it or stuff It; dredge it in flour or crumbs, or roil it In batter or eggs (none of these things stick to frozen meats; deep-fat fry it. Be sure to thaw large cuts really large ones, like roasts. Otherwise the inside will be barely warm when the outclde is cooked. Thaw in the refrigerator. At room temperalure, the outside thaws quickly; inside thaws slowly. This causes loss of flavor and meat Juices. , a HEALTH & 1 1,1 cups enriched self. I pint fresh strawberries. rising flour' washed, liulkd anti halved ',' cup shortening I box (Vioz.) vanilla 3 to 6 tabl'sp*on Colt] mutant pudding and water pie filling I package (3 oz.) strawWhipped topping, berry flavored gelatin optional Cut shortening into flour until pieces are size of small peas. Sprinkle with water, it tablespoon at a time, mixing lightly until dough begin, to stick together. Press Into boll. full out an lightly floured surface to circle 'i.inrh thick and fit loosely into pan. Trim pastry and flute edge. I'rirk bottom and side, with fork to help prevent puffing. Bake in preheated 450' oven 12 to 15 minutes, or until lightly browned. Cool completely OH WIIC rack. While shell is cool. ing, prepare gelatin according to package directions using % CUP ku water. Chill to unbeaten egg white consistency; fold in strawberries I'reparr pudding according to package di. rections usinr % cup less milk. Spread bottom of pie shell evenly with pudding; Ioj) with gelatin mixture. Chill thoroughly; serve with whipped topping, if desired. 'Spoon flour into dry measuring cup; level. Do not scoop. NOTE: If all.purpose flour is used, add 3 6 tcapoon salt. - - Sweetpotato Pie is the There are plenty of delicious The best quality swcctpotatoes inade with diced rather than sweetheart dish of the South sweetpotatoes fresh in the are clean, smooth, welishaped, mashed sweetpotato, ground that is now a favorite market not to make these firm and bright in appearance, beef, onion, ce!ery, and savory throughout the country. Many superb specialties for your seasoning such as Wor. an Inn serves this delectable pie table, the United Fresh Fruit Savory Sweetpotato Pie Is the cestershire sauce. Put it in pie as its specialty, subtly spiced, and Vegetable Association potAto course baked in a pie shell and bake it well for a very and comfortably couched in a assu'es us, and they also shell' It's rich with egg yolk, fine man dish indeed. (orktender, flaky crust. remind us that weetpot.atces fluffy with beaten egg white, But less well known are the are native to our hemisphere. and lightly herbed with The dessert side of the story swectpotato pies for which we The Mayas were already tariagon. This would be par. Is Sweetpotato Custard Pie, offer recipes today. One is cultivating them - and had ticularly delicious with ham or easy to make but mighty fine intended as a potato course to been for years - before the pork. Make it when you are cooking. A subtle touch of serve with the main part of the white man arlved. having a roast or baked ham, grated orange rind lightens the meal. Another is a main dish - New cooks may need the and you can utilize your oven robust sweetpot.ato flavor. In Sweetpotato Meat Pie - and Information that sweetpothtoes fuel most efficiently, these days of Inflated food the third is a very delicate are very sensitive to cold and prices, a wonderful dessert can dessert Sweetpotato Custard should never be stored In the A really different main dish is make up for a thriftily-paced luic, refrigerator until after cooking. Sweetpotato Meat Pie. it is main dish and delight a family. ' - - . - - ." •' Pies are particularly suited to show off the irwherrv's rich red color, MuIti.layertd Strawberry Blonde Pudding Pse suspends strawberry halves in a bed of shimmering strawberry gelatin aloji is flaky crust made with enriched self-rising flour, Cut a wedge of pie for serving and a creamy base of v,inili;i pudding emerges below the gelatin. BEAUTY s AV E This trio of pies will do varied duty In your dinners, and make the most of the fine sweetpotatoes at your market now. I/,, COKE, TAB, SPRITE A !!J , n• r II or FRESCA CASE OF 24 lorf$189 19 IF ipj __ Airlines Anc, PLUS DEPOSIT DENTURE ADHESIVE , Wine Pn1i.Rrin _ WIU U Ir By MARY LESTER Copley News Service 101*. PRICES GOOD THURS. SEPT 1 I C,171: THRLJ WED. SEPT. U.S. Choice Beef * Weeklq Specials * Friendly 3ervice * Ever dog Low Prices 6 Quantity Rights PEARL OOPS IX CHEXALLFLAVOR 19 2. OZ. SIZE is 45c Modess ullmIr&PUrchaiamw IuIdlriluiu ' -J 4I *35 DOLE FINE. . ... QUARIU IONLICID 1 12 CT, PKGS. ....... Pastries Pork Chops 881c $ .... .... La. W.D BRAND SMOKED PORK SHOULDER Picnics.,,,,, 3 PEPSODENT I I P 1-Bone Steak Chuck Roast I Toothpaste • Chuck Steak , : W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF Calif. Roast FISCHER I ... . W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF 1 TU N A--_71S-H 2 CA"575 ... 1 W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF . 79, 4601.3 00 1 PRICES GOOD THURS. SEPT. 20 THRU WED. SEPT. 26 09 . Smoked Ham 00 CC(IN GOOD Saltines . . . . . . Z"I Quantity Rights Reserved W.DmI STO R ES, i4c COPYRIGHT IQ71 W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF PORTERHOUSE OR QUAITUSLICEDHICKORY ....... 3 • : - Valuable Trading Stamps * Spare Ribs 00 CRACKIN'GODDTOASTU FIELD TRIIAL Apple Juice CT. FEMININE NAPKINS Soft Drinks..... 5 24 r;31°° Dog Rat ion . . . . . . inn-Dixie Quality Brands FRESH PORK 3 PKGS 3. 22 Detergent...... 1 Tooth Polish * WINN DxJ STORES INC COPYRIGHT 1173 sift 26 Harvest Fresh Produce Reserved GLADSTORAGE $ - ,of• 29 LB. , BEER 6 C PACK CAPIII89 E THE ENERGY DRINK W.D BRAND I A 701. %7M IUfl 1 46A TUBE OI 21N111111 E SECRETSPRAY p AD / ETCH U Deodorant 3 $1 32-oz. BOTTLES IRISH EXTRA LARGE P Al OZ. SIZE - 3- PEAS I 6-om : USDA CHOICE CLUB or SIRLOIN FRANKS 12-ox. PKG. STEAK EGGS1 a I ALL MEAT PINIIREIZI USDA INSP.CuA'. L FIX Alit WHITE /.i h1h, Fj ;.,'TTIES ' h' AA DOZ. 79c ' 9a JERGEN'S DIXIE DA*U NG(BR'.WN& SERVE) TWIN00 Flaky Rolls Lotion SAVE 7c I 0 SIZE i Duller BRECK Shampoo CASCADE A 2JAIS aaa - SAVE BREAD Tablets O $ SAVE 24, J 25 CT. 4 PKGS. GOLD RED DOG TOKAY C Hal" r Color $ 98 09 FOOD COMSTOCK PEACH 39c) STRAWBERRY 65) Grape Jeffv 83' Soltines ............... .. Peanut Butt" .00o NO.) . •• •_yp.... . a • VALUE STAMPS Baking Hioin C-000 SIFT flisi: Juice . . . . . I TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS • ' Mixed Vegetables 1. r,Øo f.1j SIP! ja i: _.NO.7 ---r . NE XlrlWAL TOP VALUE STAMPS Cafmod Nam I. Spray .IPS . NO .4 aii-0.0 seam.._____________________________ OP XVWAALA VALUE STAMPS 1E x F"A 11 VALUE STAMPS Corn on the Cab P 7 #ACI PIC,$ Fish Stick% FRESH FROZEN SLICED STIAW 99 Pirn. Cheese ••.,,•• SUP(RBRAND CREAMED Bologna 99c Cottage Cheese W.D BRAND WHOLE HOG 1S, 7 7 9c 1 01 Sausage Pizza FREEZER QUN SKILLET AScORTID 69c Dinners •,••••,.,..,,. 1207 59c 89c Fruit Pies •••,••••••,P,, PKG MORTON GERMAN RUSSET BAkING POLY BAC. is 49c • LB. 1 Dinner Rolls ( Coths Oi ' ••••••• PKG ) u'e p, oc, ,p ai w'a 01* This coupon worth $1.00 , • -, 20T. BEVERAGE M • 11.00 Cp WIN EACH SAC SlOG ;J'. J O '0., 0005 ti --------- -- 1 .50---4 -:: . -- 1* 3RNrJPW A? WU, 0.Ii THREE COFFEE MUGS '3.49 :t; • ' t 10- wOv P 1This Coupon worth %.50 , M - 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. JIM so 0 be Of 17 Go 1r1K t__ f• '2.99 "3E ,,: 77 PLATES 9.99 FfATURE V TWO DINNER SOUP SERVER THIS WEEK'S 0000 - - rKF4IJ1 AVt. & - 63 -----------1 é 1 0 Potatoes .......... u', p, This Coupon worth C O'- Id ' • S300 PURCHASE HARVEST FRESH SWEET 35, Potatoes ...........4P 'iia ova. 0000 SAUCER Potatoes ...........5 SEE COUPONS BELOW FOR GIANT SAVINGS ON COMPLETER ITEMS DINNERWARE :W Fudge Bars 5 1 00 CAKE POLY BAG SHOESTRING FINE ENGLISH f Choc. Cake ....... 2 CRACKIN' GOOD CRESCENT $ 19 FOX DEtux C"IEESE OR . $125 Berries ..,.........3 MRS. SMITH ASST, Sausage ............ PALMETTO FARMS Beef Liver .........,.. W.D BRAND SLICED ALL MEAT S'1' 1E X`-1r1VA TOP VALUE STA MpS a 9° SELECTED SKINNED & SLICED TOP VALUE STAMPS Pimento Chq.1. C.00 !r.0 'j! 7 BARS OR 12 ;CT.89C SANDWICHES PKO. COPELAND PORK ROLL l, :. Drinks ftdj'ffl 7A 33c FIISP4 U071N ............, 99c SUPERBRAND ICI CRIAM GRAPES Sausage 4 Topping ....... 2':,*,' s 1 oo z. .'NS 7 " - -- •..........•, .. SUPERBRAND WHIP 1 Fish Filletuwmrl ..••... $1 ASTOR UNSWEETEN GRAPEFRUIT '. I . . . , 3,929 Fish Sticks . . . . 3 -- :. KAL KAN CHUNK BEEF OR STEW LIPTON,8EFCUPFRRIHODCHICK, Plain Flour .......5 45c C 95 Apple Pie •••••,•,••• CAN SMUCKERS (5TRAWBEftV PRESERVE 77') ORANGE MARMA. oot PINEAPPLE . up Of Broth LADE 57900 4 Jc PACK t G. IRISH S'RING Snack Puddings • 1 PACK '8z5 5c SUPIROcE . i Juice •...... ..........o 1W JAR Soap •...............2 B'AR°SZ- 43C CROSS acwt CHUNNG (NOODLES 3 OZ. 25)OR BEEF NABISCO PREMIUM Sweetner oz. 6 9c eafood Cocktoil S17F" 4?c ChowMein 74 07 r' 16 OZ C! i C2 MA 60z. SI.I5i CHUNKING P(PPt* STEALS PKG. 47 SUNSHINE Brownie Mix ...••. 230L77c Inst. Coffee •.•...••• 100Z. Dinner Hi-Ho Crackers .. 42c -••ee•a_.. ••e•_•e_______ .qese.. 1E t W rITI X7`1r -T orTO P :-i CLAIROL HAPPINESS - -- c Onions...,,. 35tB 39 I SAVE 11' 2xGS. ALKA.ELTZER hd,. FRESH YELLOW Cake Mixes BETTY CRC-C,E2 1 OZ. 1BTL. 2 DIXIE DA RLING SANDWICH BETTY CROCK€R(FROSTING MIXES 14 OZ.51')O,* 14e Meat Dinners MARINER Celery . . $ . . es . 2STALKS49C 35 PKG. ON COR DOUBLE ENTREE FRESH SPIO WHITE JUMBt -.- i V 1 k [ 1 J • AA Pears.....,,,, 8 ,01 88c Cauliflower. . . . . ' ' ' $00 $ 19 t 1'l --.'1W - I WESTERN BARTLETT moo DIXIE DARLING RAISIN CINNAMON 01 FRUIT 1107. a PKG. 45 ARROW GAUON3QC Bleach iuo Buns 9 FOR AUTOMATIC DISHWASHERS (13' OFF 1,201100 8JWPEANUT OZ. 1973-3 B Sweetpotato Specialty Pies Superb I AIDS Wednesday, Sept. 19, - 23th. ST - • - - - Eons ago, when I was an airline stewardess, we crew m embers used to macabrely club a certain airline "Air Chance" because the pilots were allowed to drink wine with the meal while flying. Today, imbibing is generally forbidden by every airline, but th passengers' wis,e selection lists get lengthier and more generous. On my recent trip to several cities in the Midwest and Northeast. I naturally took an interest in any wine menu, whether at an airport lounge, restaurant, or on the plane Itself. And, just as travelers cone from all over, so the wine offering Is a varied lot. Al most every airport cocktail lounge or restaurant one ran now order wine to suit one's taste. A few years ago this was not the case; you were lucky If you had a choice of three or four winesand then only if you bought it by the bottle. Now if your preference runs to a glass of wine from New York or CalUorna, It is often easily available. On my Trans World Airlines' flight from San Francisco to Chicago there were wine selections from three different countries and a total of five brands. In coach, TWA offered (for $1 a bottle) Great Westerr,'s Extra Dry Champagne, Almaden's Cabernet Sauvignon and Portugal's famous product of Mateus Rose. First-class service pro. vided (gratis) for meal time enjoyment a French label Ginestet's Montagne Saint. Emillon. Then there was Almaden's Brut Champagne and Pinot Noir, Paul Masson's Pinot Chardonnay and Great Western's Extra Dry Champagne. Even on short flights in midmorning a sensible miniaturesize bottle of sherry could be had (both American Airlines and TWA) to help calm turnturn and nerves arising from a too hectic traveling schedule. I find It better than Dramamine. American Airlines' host. esses on my westward jour. ney must have burned up lots of calories with all the wheeling of those wine carts. On the menu were: Mondavi's Fume Blanc and Dry Sauvignon Blanc, Almaden's Cabernet Sauvignon and Ilanns Korr.0 Extra Dry Champagne. I spotted a lone, fIfth.i: bottle of Charles Heidsi(, k Brut Champagne (rum Rheims, explained how to chill it fast, and then had a de.. lightful time a nd crosscowtry trip while conswning over half of It. It's the only way to fly - really. Fish Fillets ('RIM'Y 8AlF:t) F'Il.I.ETS 'Iuces crisp coatIng; looks ahuiost like det'p.friecl fish. 1 pound fish fillets 14 teaspoon salt Dash freshly ground papper 2 tablespoons oil One-third cup cornfluke crumbs Preheat oven to 500 degrees, Wash and dry fIllets and rut into st'rin pieces (lip in ;!. .urid with (ornflak(' crumbs, Arrange in a single layer in a lightly oiled shallow baking ash. Bake 10 minutes without turning or basting YI'id: ru'urs t-rvin gs �4i he Sanford Herald Wednesday, Sept. 19, 1973 Y rW Expedition To Good Food 'I Gastronomic By CIMA STAR Copley News Service at U end, Sublime touch to a sinner's dream: chocolate mousse, the C1sterja dell Orso! In the fluffiest this side of Nice, Ozarks? The con cept sends Wed with burUng brilliant atrophying taste buds schizophrenic sntn And Into a red strawberries. I reel in away long- a and off to two years In Switzer. people. I doubt fljy 5 land and France table ration here Angelo to "I went to see how they did struggles at the side, trying to things a-," he uu. "I (113. covered that the techniques, I'd Learned at i nstitute were the same ---, Europe Yes,Iamtold,anOsteadeU for otten ¶ llow? Why? ext morning I "And their problems are the Orso, a replica of the world famous establishment on the spend with Pano, crusing Lake mine as ours. Not many young banks of the Tiber in Rome, has Ozark, while h-- tells me the men want to go Into the business an)7nore.11 opened in St. Louis at the Chase story of his culinary life. "I never thought I had any So I've been shown, all right, Park Plan Hotel, a "Grand Hotel" style hostelry, operated choice but the restaurant and this is only the preliminary by one,of America's last lodging business," he shrugs. "My rourx]. Off to St. Louis. The 01. dynasties, the Koplar familY. father was in it in Savannah, factory side of my psyche revs g g 'The Osteria has allegedly been Ga. I used to do odd jobs In his UP downtown cafe." TV Plane lands at SL Louis at designed, staffed, duplicated by 5:00 p.m. My Roman fantasy is Pano did more. From Cooks the owner of the Rome establishment itself, complete with and Bakers Division in the dashed at 9:00. The Osteria, in Navy to the Culinary Institute the Leautiful old Chase Park u psta irs Blue a Pa, only chefs' . OK,I say. show me. I've been shoun before, after afl, A girl who'd grown up on the alcutated California chic of chili at Chasert, Lind steak sandwiches at Romonoff's, I'd plunged, all unsuspecting t ilocence, into e 3StrOflOnh1C th -_ '1 ... I V-O KARATASSGS I adentidblts: marinated bean satad, Muffed heart of artichoke, stuffed mushroom, 1111 Two 16-m. cam diagonal- 2 tablespoons flour 4 cup dairy sow cream 2 tablespoons minced onion I tablespoon sugar ~i teaspoon salt In medium saucepan, Wend flour, sour cream, ortion, sug. ar, saJ t arid pepper. Grad u afly don't you want to go to the Dash pepper stir In Tenderloin Room? But they want to come here, for the at. 4 cup milk 4 ounces caraway citiftse thickened and smooth. Add cheeses and stir until melted. 2 tablespoons grated beans, cut 1ng until fr in beans, heat throu It) eight r- - - 4 )1 - 1 6741 So. ORANGE AVE. 859 7630 - ____ -, - - - ° $1.63 "TH VITAMimi KISSIMMEE 847 8533 - ____ ___________________ ______ ABOUT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin SHOPPING AT FAI RWAY FAIRWAY FARMS to \ ' ' ' • SHOULDER - •- ill 1. 4 AW A4 ____ I 39: TRY 59c Brown Ba BETTY CROCKER Layer Cakes B 0 $ 41 1 1 141.39 CARNATION Inst. Breakfast Russian &11ad, beluga cav bit of crab and lobster. Thoughtfulness. prettily applied. We sip a fresh young wWte wine, arid begin to mellow. But I don't swped tfle trutti till ule consomine. Clear, golden, from a steck that surely includes some teuder young marrow bones, Mth bits of shm of woodsy black truffles, a generous annointing well-aged cognac. There's someone ve special In the kitchen, I think, and what . I V CHOICE i Fatay MARTINSON - - lb. can $ tove uop 'u Dog Dinners 2 cam 35 SAVE I1P. VIVA IGO V\\ (iIrk\ \ 39" SMOKED Ham Hocks.. • • • -.. 49" Softener TO KAY C Rolls •• C . Bread CAGLE'S PRIDE FRESH GEORGIA GRADE A - - Cup Cakes 6/ 5 39 sa.69 SCHOOLHOUSE KAHN'S PRE-COOKED b. 49 Purex Bleach — 0) y I 1 r I dot.3 a il I, DELICATESSEN MORRIM - " 75' 59' 89' Spiced Luncheon 2 1b TRUNZ German Bologna lb hunch33 c waiter. bearing boned breast of pheasant, lightly sauteed in country-fresh Lutter. then slit open to receive stadfing genuine, truffled, role gras; enveloped in a sheetblanket of back truffle sauce. With saLaif) and ctn tereUes And a plump red tomato Florfmtim. filled with scented - - -- du chess potatoes. Mature, i. - 1, . meflow ~Iedoc, Someone Wecial in the idt- . n MU "1~11 "you must mean Pano, Pano 1 SAVE 16' PALMOLIVE • • r Hvad ii 04 - lb. f ' ninning Parnenn I i flc 29 GIANT 33c 2 Pizza PIP, EROPiI 140• Great With STEAK Ricotta Cheese iiR _. ii ISo., LIMIT ONE WITH 8750 I Ib OR elp HOME STYLE MGatloaf FAIRWArls Sloppy - FREEZER SALE! BEEF HIND QUARTER. I la ivilX 65' 1 /2 NO 791 1, 119 lc' 5 Q 0 C1 __________ _______ — $9,9 ALL lb Porterhouse T-Bone St"k Top Round Steak ' ir A ')c Ketchup 47C V-8 Cocktail ON PURCHASE OF 2 PACKAGES coloCKIR BEM Ib. Pkg. Hemburver 01 Tune ielp51, Value - Sweet Corn comil the I-litide. was inoperative and he was going to have to forgo a fishing trip. When I half-jokingly remarked, "Oh, well. you might not have caught anythir4i anyhow." I was senou> in formed that "I never come home without fish." With this Positive outlook, it's no won. der - iFIshInin(aJiforntaari Uregun, has bt-ena best sell. -- flflc Fitts" Whole Bluefish WISH Round Roost Sirloin Tip IsnkStsak 4 =- 303 103 $ 1508 CAMPBELL Rice FAME FROZEN 59C FAME FROZIN L OG CABIN Gelatin 2419a 77 3*t C 10 ALLL FLAVOIts It 29 Bleach GIANT SIZI Tide Detergent scorr Jumbo Towels FAME Paper Plates 79c 3 $ FOR DISCOUNT c fl Jef FAMI FAMILY $1 DOOF000 01. 0 3 6 Ken T Ration 3110135 Tomato Soup $ Cocktail Peanuts 3 LeSueur Peas Baby Food ROYAL 41 thiritd He then — ar'l PUS not sin altered- hi evcin mWerate drinkmg w1u, 59c Spanish Mackerel round b**I ing figures in the wine indu-str% and there are very ft!-,A "Inc Personages ftoughout the United States that he has thil inet. It all hegan for him in the early IM, when as a enL papteporin ctsvo lie %rote about the ffects of Prohibition upon 'ine as a mealtime beverain supplement the re.the food, stitute, IA-un is the man ini. FRESH SUCH NUT STRAINED Syrup TINY 0111111141 PT*RS 30013 THRU 9.2643 - --•.--- -- WITH THIS somm C 303 Cut Green BeanA CIL MONTI SAVE 10 $229 Nile Parch EVERYDAY LOW 6 C 101 $198 Smelts 4 tfl 490 Std DRESSED HEADLLU DELICIOUS CUTS Rump Roast ipit FAME Wff" THIS COUP" I .• 1 29 • Sirloin St.ak - All nd you may win 120.000 for yourswo ___________ SALTINES I goA / Av - be* ta Mullet $320,0 PEPSODENT FAMILY SIZE - OflF AY SAVE 7 - CAPE CANAVEPAL Rock Shrimp APALACHICOLA Oysters FRESH FLORIDA 00 _61 give Young America I 43c TOOTHPASTE • ________________________________ 69 C 2 9C $179 CHOPPED SIRLOIN Sib FAIRWAY C Sweet Potatoes LEAN AND MEATY PORK SPARE I T-BONE, N.Y. STRIPS DELMONICO • u Soft Margarine GEORGIA RED lb. I_________________________________ flc Lasagna 5 79 WT1ONIP4AVI0LIOR SHROOMS Ib. (Boneless) 5 1b b" FROZEN FOODS & DAIRY Bananas C • London Broil SPECIAL TEAKS GOLDEN RIPE taurant." But those were all the short-order variety, not this sorl of tern* to gwtronwly. Pano, is a Greek-American. 'Not only that he'v young, In liks INVII- 1 111rhe;n, ut'-Aicard-of for sud-i virtu-owftv. He sjvs beflo, gins. A Liquid Ajax - 1. (Bon.I.u) Pt Baked Beans BEEF — HAM — TURKEY Sirloin oi n ID C 204 - SAVE 9 REGULAR SIZE ... Lr;ed to sa),, "When Greek ImaIe be % I' I 39 slog STEAKS PARKAY A Greek? Years ago, Dy 4 75 9 HOME STYLE C Chipped Meats ONION, CHUCK WAGON, SALISBURY, PEPPER .d1. lb. pkg. the tood and befrerage manager." 'YeL • 1 '1 P, Macaroni & Cheese LYKES world because his l800t die-- er for many years. -, t nscAj, 89 lb. 1 _0 GI?IAL - L)on rks ut must I,, I L c Tomatoes i' .. (torn an. 6-12 or. Cans MOUNTAIN nan) ted r -- N - - qni 'e"i . ETTUCt jli FAIMAY $179 Momaun Lettuce STEAM TABLE BUYS $189 lb, • -_ Specialty Cheeses LB. T-Bone Steaks Porterhouse Escarole - 'fhen 1.1w PABST congratulate him on how splendidly his latest book, The Wines of America," is doing. he furnished me with the revent reports from his publisher and then said. "but now I'm rather upset." Figuring maybe he was go. Ing to confess that at a wine tasting he had guessed only 15 of the 16 wines correctly. I was surprised to hear him say thatallwasnotnghtwi ththe I41b H0FMA -quiescvnt hope, Another sUrpnseawa comes by and asks how we enjoy the food. That fw-er happens in New Yorir. They wo"'t havv the nerve. ward arrivw Ah. ha ute monde memoes revived! wi th a civilized glass of sherry to rqresh the 6 BREAST OR LEG QUARTERS1 $139 lb. v i C Cookies L Smoked Sausa ge — • 016 laureisand when l phoned to LEMON OR JELLY Rolls The unbelievable has ha p. Per": I am enamored with another wine imter, the high. y respected Leon Adams. Leon doesn't take time to rest on an earned writing l 54 FROSTED 0) C Reynolds Foil ',ç11- CBY MARY LESTER opley News Senice OP4IONpUMPERNICKEL F-k" SAVE 244 — GRAPES c Great For Seasoning 5* Hun Duty SWEETHEART FABRIC .1119 Book Well Done BAKERY $1 Jumbo Napkins 3 FLAMING RED ___ C , Is 1W PRODUCE Adams TALMADGE FARM SAVE 110% FRISKJES NEW 09 13' CINNAMON OR RAISIN _ SAVE 1O', STUFFING BLVD. Silted Pica*c* PREMIUM QUALITY - flUM,0 MT. WHOLE . Di IflW*,tp Cookbook" available by sending ;4.95 (clieck or money order made payable te "The Associ. ted Press") to this newspaper 12 C FAIRWAY FRESH AM -. -- T USOA . .' • COFFEE _1Z. =- 12 oz. .ifl - C " • FAIRWAYI NOW AT CROCKER REGULAR Cake Frostings --- --' AT - NATURAL FOODS WESTERN BEEF "SHOP HAPPY ' 9 Regular or Sugar Free .ucepot, melt butter. Broiistone'a Associated Press 1601 N. BERMUO HEAVY pIP4 SAVE 161 JIF Peanut Butter _______ lar:C AM )sic n. garlic. curry powder 4 0. "H uiitil (J1 1:W1 L wiikcl remaining icup water, potatm, carrots. parsnips ar,,i undrained stewed tomat,) ,'~ Bring to a boil; cover and Lx,il Four hundred recipes are giv. en in the illustrated -Cecfly L pP 17 p oute,?t1 thin half-slice! of lemon. This IOWA 1601 N. BERMUDA, KISSIMMEE — 6471 S. ORANGE AVE, 114 S. SEMORAN BLVD. -. densed beef broth I can (101 7 ounces) con. densed chicken broth intoNck over beans; rinse, turn a sauce an la bou t quarts 1; add 3 cups of the wa. ter. Soak for 6 to a hours or overn~ght. Bring to a boil, redoce iieat and boil gently, cov. trt , uni to beans are very tenAbout 30 minwes before end of cooking time, a1d red pepper. ired, thin with water. Makes p- uio ftt -my s I dI_44 and quartered I can (I pound) stewed tomatoes liquid with both ~ through a food trill into large saucepot. Stir in undiluted beef and chicken r I - ' 1 uäStëi chopped I clove garlic, chopped teaspoon curry powder iteaspoon turmeric 2 medium pota toes, pared and quartered 2 m ed ium carrots, pared and quartered 2medium parsnips, pare Put cooked beans and o ther vegetable mixture (including - $ 15 Bologna pt'. FAIRWAY'S CHOICE n AkL AL -MSG CALM ' LYKES FAIRWAY VITAMIN C 500 MG 'o°" 2OIV "$1.27 2 06 PRICES EFFECIIVE SEPT. 20-26, 1973 LYKES Sliced 114 So. SEMORAN BLVD, 678-4800 CORICIDIN M Steak Supreme - __________ -- DISCOUNT DRUG — CALL US FOR A PRICE SPECIALSI FAIRWAY LEX CAPSULES Ing "4"UAVII _-- -. - II CHEER 2 medium onions coarselt -' - t troduced to the Osterla's Spordsh decor and tmgc windows overlooking sculptured Ja panese gardens. Steak and guess, and off to bed. 'rhe first course arrives as a Pleasant enough surprise. Half Caraway Green Beans SHOP FAIRWAY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY of St. Imis before we are in- The din* milieu is pleasarit, . ms mpbere" a master of cuisine - SKILLET MUSHROOM MEDLEY 1h pound fresh mushrooms or 1 can (6 to 8 ounce) sliced mushroo 1 pound sweet Italian "Usage 1h Pound frankfurters can 1 pound) whole Small white onion,, drained gr"n Pepper, cut Into strips cherry t omatoes teaspoon W 1168spoon ground black CARAWAY GREEN BEANS Starfing from can "So many people come In and w ant to order steak," he laments. "I ask them. why r; MODANE MAHCHBANKS' 4 cups water Associated Press Food Editor BLACK BEAN SOUP ' teaspoon coarsely crushed A friend of mine who li ves in r 1 cup dried black (turtle) dried hot red pepper 'e Jersey, and whose office beans 4 C l ip butter or margarine is Oet h rapart . apar tm ent, has a . m 0 bringing delightful I home one two or three office t friends at least once a week for — r Because she enjoys , mak. ing soup __z.1 (in the eveni r ng _____________________________ ___ b cr over e weekend) and is par. ticufarly gifted in this depart. SL ment of cookery, her menu follows an easy and nutritious pat. tern: soup, salad, bread sticks crus y rea and butter and fruit. Any leftover soup is stored in the refrigerator or freezer for later use. %That with the high cost of eating these days, we think her idea Is a fine one for career -lazMaHaw girls or for stay-at-home cooks Sliced m ushrooms •l.I.h to adapt for just the famil or sausage , Cherry tomatoes make quick tidbits, when friends come to lunch or Rinse, pat dry and slice Add frankfurters and saute 5 from skillet with toothpicks as Sunday night supper. So we ca. Joled her into giving us one of mushrooms or drain canned minutes, Stir in reserved an hors d'oeuvre. If desired. her great recipes for Black mushrooms. set aside. Cut mushrooms, onions. green serve with a bowl of mustard. Bean Soup. The soup is put sausage and frankfurters into pepper, tomatoes, salt and May be served with hot but. through a food I-inch chunks. In a large skil. mill so it has a , black peppei, Cook and stir tered noodles for main dish. coarse BLACK BEAN SOUP—it's put through a country-style texture f let saute sausage until well for about 8 minutes or until Makes 8 to 10 appetizer por. ood browned about 10 minutes vegetables ire hot cr mill and has a coarse country-style f that-s all to the good for a lions or 4 servings d off rm' that'q perfect for a main -dish offering. tomatoes. A Skillet Mushroom Medley take s very little ti. me to prepare and may be done in advance an(I kept hot. Angelo looks strikingly like like the great Roman couturier, Valentino, wi th the same El Greco eyes. Next morning,, over a champagne brunch he apologizes, forlong. "Too many people, too little time. - gi ve us a taste of his Lakeside Ix Four with soothing 19th Century -' SOMETHI NG TO 'A girl like that develops passion TWO York of returning endless plates of imWferent, overpriced food to oblivious kitchens, grows willing to try anything, even an Osterta in the Ozarks. L'rest • Soup Makes The Meal - S*pt. 20-26, 1973 Golden fettucine man-tMde lake. Dinner Ls smed 'i U the Toledo - Wednesday, Sept. 19, )973—sB By CECILY BROWNSTONE - A ulck k " 0 sh may double as hors d'oeuvres served with hot buttered o dies for a main course. it In. cludes such tasty tidbits as silced mushrooms, sweet Itai ,an sausage and frankfurters small white onions and cherry - %, Tea too o d, overcook. ed again, and drowned in Sticky, 1,00-sweet tomatoes. And so it goes. p ungent, woodsy, musky. lucullan delights, It's a lovely, lakeside resoM complete with heal th spa, - _____________ nut-studded milk-fed infant veal, force-led - : Fly Hear M ed/ey - - training grounds In America decorated. The upstairs Blue comparable to the great schools Cabala bar is appropriately of Europe. Theii he worked as a sexy. Angelo, the chef, who ca m e 0 student of Phillip Seville, executive chef at the De Soto St. Louis from Spain via the Hotel; took ovo.TLhe "t when Rome Osteria. tried. Tno hard, Sevilie re tired m the Green perhaps The restaurant is Briar Hotel, Palm Beach Club, jammed wi th happily gobbling of my time than I ewe to adnk sampling angeWight gnocchi. Vt samples bE a ll his and tender, then disap. pastas for our table of 12 pointing 1 overcooked cooked and Th e to[lini are homemade seasoncdwithastingysuppyof ! cream. Cannelloni, also Of homemade pasth, and filled with spinach, topped with cheese, are close to perfection, hinting at what might have be en urge and lavishly ! The Sanford Herald Skillet 1. Met 6 7 C Onion Rings MORTON FROM Danish Meltaway Cool Whip eat lies Dinners 3 69c C `1398 MORTON FRortio MORTON FROM toric and medical research 1 9C 11111. 69 59C 43 C 39C si industr) *s education, % Inc 11rugrains. What I like best about 23c Chopped Spinach Lemonade 39c PRICES FAME FROZEN SUNSHINI LIME OR 1b Leon's Writing and speaking HOWARD JOHNSON Chicken Cro,uettes,79c 1641140TIROZIEN Chinese Pea Pods • MASTIRS YOgUrt ALLFLAvoits MASTIA LWf CURD 49 4 ecw $1 4 Cottage Cheese 2..77 C 9REAKST0141 Maplo Leaf Butter KRA" AIGULU American Slices KRAFT COLBY Longhorn Cheese ULRD 89 C lot 79 ob 95 No inurnbo-iumbo arW skirt. ing around the facts, No put. ting on, either-. if there is something he doesni know about wine, he'll say so. with his blue-ggreen eyes gazing di. rectly at you. In between puf is on his pipe. he'll slowiv and ask you to repeat a sentence or statement if a speech i like mine) gets a little W rapid. ere are 40 pages to IA% Adams' "The Win". of Amer. ica" illoughton Mifflin Co., HOst0t). 110-951, Almost every flt of these pages has M W �ó -- ihe Sanford Hera Id Wednesday, Sept. 19, 1973 Molasses It ice Cream oOkTN PrtTt - By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor When you start a meal with a fruit cup, or fruit in some oth er form, 4on't duplicate the flavor by serving a f ruit dessert. In. stead choose this Molasses Mint Ice Cream made In your home frzer. cc It is absolutely de lightiul iefmes'iing to the taete and as smooth as can be, MOLASSES MINT ICE CREAM 1 1/2 teaspoons unflavored gel , attn 1 cup milk 23 cup sugar 1,4 cup light molasses 1/8 teaspoon salt 1,4 teaspoon mint extract - 1 cup heavy cream, wnipped In a cup, soak gelatin in 3 tablespoons of the milk. In a small saucepan, scald remalnlng milk. Add gelatin and stir until dissolved. Add sugar, molasses, sa lt and mint è.1 tract; mix well, Pour mixture Into Ice-cube tray (without divider) and plae In freezer with control set at coldest temperature until frozen about 1/2 Inch from aides of tray about 30 minutes, Remove from freezer and spoon mixture into a large cold mixing bowl. With rotary beat• er or electric mixer, beat until fluffy and smooth. Fold In Whipped cream. Return to solid about 1 tnth tr'n sIde' of tray about 1 hour. Beat agair until fluffy, but not melted. Returt,mixture to freezer (may 3 to 4 and freeze until firm hours. Makes 1 quart. - Turkey cooking, i uur,uch AS the turkey freezer case' now Is the favorite stopping place for shoppers, Ideas on avoiding the monotony of baked turkey are nppropriatc, Thaw the turkey and rook the individual pieces, For small famjli9 this Is an excellent m to take h('cl,use Turkey '6 Versatile freezer tly and freeze until - . 1 most of the pict.e,—drum sticks, wings, thighs, and breasta—ire suitable for a Large meal for two. Addi(lanaI family-sire servings can be had by 'lilartering or halv' Ing the turkey, Turkey pieces can be braised, broiled, marinated for open grill cooking, barbe- ute cued on a grill or plain routed on a grill, Whichever way turkey Is cooked, It can used for undwjh,s. To save time this Labor Day, cook some of the piece. specifically for sandwiches or use the leftovers for sandwiches, And if you need a "holl' --- .-.: The Sanford Herald day" reason to hsve turkey, remember the first day of autumn on Sept. 22, Columbus Day, Oct. 12, and Halloween, Oct. 31. On these occasions or any other day, hickory smoked barbecued turkey is fit for a king. Sprinkle the turkey with monosodium glutamate. --- Wednesday, Sept. 19,1973-78 Insert the spit rod of the rotisserie or barbecue pit through the center of the turkey body cavity, parallel to the bechbone; run it through the center of the neck skin. Insert one spit fork or skewer firmly into the IS FUN '"_ r ----a J -- L. GOOD DINNER Baked Fish Steaks inach Casserole Carrots Ftcted Cake Beverage SPINACH CASSEROLE Originally made with broccoli, this version is also good. Ipackage(Io ounces) frozen chopped ninach 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons flour '4 teaspoon salt White pepper to taste 1 cup milk 2 teaspoons instant minced onion 'sit -. -- -. -- "w' , - - ii - Ir j SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER 24 ctzp maycnnaLse - \ 3 eggs, slightly beaten Cook spinth according to rwkn,,, dircc-tinnc• !rn thorsawe of the butter, flour, salt, pepper d milk; remove from heat and stir in onion, mayonnaise, eggs and spinach Turn into a txittet'ecl 11-:quart round glass casserole (712 by 2tj inches). Hake, uncovered, In a pan of hot water in a preheated 350. degree oven until a knife inserted in center comes out dean about 30 minutes. akes6senrin. EXTRA IA FV" A ' L.EAN__~ p o0 PURE: n -'••-- Ak - •N A I ITI At 0 1' or, -: • - - SATURDAY NIGHT REFRESHER Pear W FLAVORS : "JELLO" CANNED 5 [-bund C;.11%c Beverage POUND CAKE Not so rich as some versions. 3 cups sifted flour P, teaspoons baking powder 'i teaoon salt Is teaspoon mace 1 cup butter GELAHN : DRINKS SUNSNINE CHOC VANILLA (or) LEMON FLAVORS! FLAVOR AGED TENDER I IS L1ih JVIt! = I erpxrz vanilla 3 eggs 4 cup milk On wax paper slit together the IIULU, baking powder, salt and mace. In large bowl of electric mixer cream butter, sugar and vanilla; add eggs and beat at medium speed for about 4 minutes. Gently beat in sifted dry ingredients In 4 addl. tions alternately with milk until =Oath tam tin greased 94nth tube pan. Bak In a preheated 35Odegree oven BOX BOXES IPT 4 until a cake tester inserted in - ?' CREAM (OR) • WHO KERNEL I - - ti 18 STEAKLB I 100% PURE FLORIDA CORN PEAS 11 ORANGE JUICE U_4_ 410tc1 S/OOcT 07___________ CANS - NO. 303 60Z. FAMILY PAK CANS PORK 2~1 CANS p— 11 APPLE KRAI C SPAGHETTI BUTTER MAYI NAI ! WITH PU LEMON ii SAUCE C 280Z. JAR JAR - 4 - AMY the PKGS : -- . 69C ;!3202 RTI • X. : . )RC ....... "SLENDA SUE" ASST'D FLAVORS! beets IL 4 ==7- I •- LBO$ 4O owni 413 I I LB. PKG, (QUARTERS) LMITOE PtE OF 57 S. OR MO A Ii • 3 OZ. II J - - . . 1, t 1 'y i'l i IV-F I ______ -,- . -- . 11h .1,14 0 416111 ,--OPEN ' W4 -- JAR LIMI T ONE COUPON 'PER A P1 ;6 f !AJAAILY. Pt_,UA_5F_ SANFORD : I How you defrost frozen beef is important Always defrost it in the refrigerator if possi. !t' Meat may also be defrost. ui t room temperattire if !f I in i tightly closed double paptr bag. It may also be placed in cold water to aid thawm I if 01c wrapping Cook promptly after thawing 1 w en preparing beef Er barbecues or picnics. tou huuld be as careful as you can when eating food Inside C 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE FREEZE-DRIED COFFEE $ 1 72 I L.j I 1%Ste rS Choi 8 oz. ' T-DAYS 'A IT"WhE6EK-1-- I1 ' .- I LU ONE COUPON N 14 1 few days. For longer storage, freeze products. The re frigerator section should be kept between 35 and 40 degrees Freezer temperatures should be kept at zero or lower. Wrap meat loosely for refrigerator storage. For freezing, wrap meat tightly in moistu,'eresistant material, such is aluminum foil. , C .,6 LIMIT When storing. place beef in Ifie refrigerator only if you _ir(~ going to use it within a ,.-_.--- .. A.A,~ILY, PLEASE! 1ç--v----- dented, leak or swell, lilt looks. tastes or SH S SUSpl. o DON'T EAT IT. form or multiply, I LBS. FOR In buyingcanned avoid cans that are severe. - COUPONS 1 JAR (. .... I Make meat the last thing you buy in the grocery store Take it home right a~~ay ind refrigerate promptly Remember when preparing. storing, and cooking fresh meat, first to keep it clean Second, to keep these footh hot or cold not in between Don't let cooked foods sit . we are pieaku to 3CC8/.h Ua&&Aa FOOD VAMP N ECK BONES 38 j"NESTEA" ã Lnc U7 I CITRUS PUNCH- (8 OZ. BTLS.)58 _________ INSTANT rot,* C NORIO PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH THIS coueo /MARGARINE LARGE STALKI "FLORIDA" - I,IIaplI,.p_lI_lI ' CRISP" - :-;i u"irwc'. i IMMIAL - - LBS. FOR PIG AG 5 LBS. PRUNE PLUMS-LB. 23C 3 'FRESH 7U I I1TT mincIed with grew part included 'r 00 C = ij1HS COUP IS WORTH 2 tablespoons lemon juice g 43c CELLO - • In general, most experts high best 4herefore, treat it with care and respect. agree that beef, in p ri ce, y for your SWEET 'N TASTY! 8 PORK OVEN ROAST A AILAM-.4 -- CREEK" WIENERS u OZ. PKG. "NO. 1" RED POTATOES- OXTA S BONELESS %L 2 cups ottermilk 2blespoons d a rk brown " AD JVW . LB. 78c LB. % OCEAN ICE MILK PERCH 79c.L 43c LIQUID vwrc T "HIGHLINER" DETERGENT FrostedCake wera 1I-1-T( Lower in calories than iival sour cream version. I can 416 ounces; shoestring i S E WING .................... . I "THRIFTY" PINK (or) LEMON BREAKFAST I "MCKENZIE" VEGETABLES PEAS 55C 45c E X. :'::: "CAR ATION ASST'tI. INSTANT QT. JA "MCKENZIE" BLACKEyE (or)FIELD RAGU" - 98C must be taken to guard its 4 freshness and wholesomeness 5 CHOPS "MUSSLELMAN'S" - LB. Gaynor Maddox possession that extra steps • ' SIRLOIN STEAK LB. O By 4 FULL CUT ROUND OR PORK Seald Sweet --- SUPPER FOR FOUR Bert Soup Frances Salmon Patties Mashed I'uatoe-s atned bL and scallion, Coy. er and chill overnight to allow finvors to blend. Nice served 1h L cucttrs hch. i:ers can add ie theinselv& Makes 4 serings. . LAMB SHOULDERS. CANNED SWEET Beef Care ForHealth A - I "ARGO" • P P I --I- s 12, 2'.', to 3; 12 to 16 3 to 3% and 16 to 20, 3% to 4%. During roasting. baste (r,.. quently with marinade, using generous portions during last 45mlnut.eiofcooking, L I . recommended timet.able or until the thermometer rrgis. ters 185-degrees Fahrenheit. IMe oven roasting time. table for whole turkeys is 6 DEALERS PLEASE • I - d.buik ffl j . a a "STOKELY'S" :'7 elm - ctnter comes old clean — 60 to 65 minutes. Place on wire rack to cool for 10 minutes; with a Small metal spatula loosen around edges and tube; turn out on rack; cool completely. tad add enough cold water to V P I di rected for hickory s,oud turkey. Rout In a pre-heated 325-degree Fahrenheit oven X. a breast and tha other into the tail. Tighten the screws firmly with a pair of pliers. Tie twine around the turkey to hold the wings close to the body. Tie the legs together in back of ths' spit so that the thighs are not pressed against the body and the dark meat will cook faster. Balance the turkey on the spit so that the spit will turn smoothly. Insert a rout meat therrnometer into the thickest portion of the thigh or breast. Be careful that the Ibermometer does net touch the bone. Place the spit on the rotisserie and have the turkey about 6 to 7 inches from the coals. By now, the (ire will have been started early enough for the charcoal lumps to be coated with a greyish-white layer of ash, They're just right for cooking. Sprink!e them with about % cup of ;re-moistened hickory flakes ery 20 to 30 minutes durmw the cooking. A 12-ounce pcka.ge of hickory flakes will be enough to flavor a 10. pound turkey, turkey will; your (vorite barbecue sauce about O minutes before taking it a(( the spit. Earlier brushing means that the barbecue uce ingredients will burn rather than juicily cling to the turkey as it will by basting just about 30 minutes before complete cooking. If you're not an outdoor cook, try an oven barbecued turkey. A careful choice of turkey call.. for % to 1 pound per serving it the turkey is under l2 pounds and Y,to&, turkey is Marinate e hE fil hours your favorite barbecue sauce; sprinkle with monosodium shallow baking pan. Insert the No SUNDAY SUPPER Cream of Tomato Soup Madras Sandwiches Green Salad Honeydew Melon with [on Wedges MADRAS SANDWICHES Interesting filling camtinatiosi. 1 teaspoon curry powder 2 tabIespoonscho pped arained chutney 1-3rd etc mayonnaise 2 cups grated (medium-fine) green cabbage 1 can (4' ounces) dj1J ham 8sliccarye bread 4 slices cheddar cheese l tablespoons butter, soft In a medium mixing bowl, sith a fork, mix together the curry powder, chutney and mayonnaise. Add cabbage and mix well. Spread deviled ham on 4 nlkes of the tread; top with cabbage mixture, cheese slices and remaining slices of tread. Spread sandwiches, on all outer surfaces of bread, ith butter. Grill wxwkhes in a skillet over moderate heat until golden brown about 3 rrunutej on each side. Cut each mndwich into 2 triangles. Serve hot. Makes 4 servings. C O LBII: 71 0 X. 16 OZ. 1 GRADE 'A' III cupsmigar leasmon 6`1A. W II fl I FLA OR I nR Iri X. CRACKERS CREME COOKIES 4 OZ. PKG. - "'FIR ESIDE"" T 800AM 9 OOP M * 25TH. & PARK AVE. STORE 'MON-SAT CHANGE OF 8:00 A,M,.9: P. HOURS SUNDAY -7:00 P.M. ean your kitchen frequently, lean all work surfaces — including wooden cutting boards and rounter tops -- before and after using them for raw nd hot water w Never place Li e m eat orks utensil the raw uctunle?h 011T IN sanitized that surface or utensil. If possible. use separate cutting boards for raw and cooked products. to avoid mom your bands often. Mir ---- �89—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Sept, 19, 1973 ___ _. SHOWBEAT ..... . _ e 1' ;._.._, . 1_1 1111111, - .11 ___________ 1' ______ R _____ ________________ -- All this and corrirnents, e&% , .- nsvers and for 'Empt the early 195O. SUN At I.. E V I d aho + + + NEM If you have to have While sitting at dinner with a film festival Sun Valley is as good a place as any to have Grant one night th e conversa• ittion skipped hither and von, In and among four films Now 70 and a successful featured in the Brut Film nessman (he sits on the board directors of Faberge, West. Festival — A Touch of Class,' "Night Watch,' 'wel• em Airlines and Is involved in By Abigail t 1fl Pv s Van Buren CLciii TrsH, Y. Nqwi 1yt. Inc :hild for adoption, and wondered if the ache would e%er go My husband and I were childless until some incredibly kind and unselfish mother gave up her newborn baby, who an agency placed in our home. My husband and I are buUng with y, and plan to raise this beautiful little girl in a home filled with love and happiness. When she starts to ask questions, I shall tell her about her wonderful, crow "other mother" who loved her so much she gave her . - "I don't have a said '1 might I only with I could tell our "other mother" that I %41DUld riven :nvthip in the wnr!d h ball," he tr Hr. hidi, ni lu u'in,iU Television l and a former wife),- he said, was wearing a suit that - f DEAR ABBY; 1, too, had "Empty Arms" when I gave 13 years ago. But every year the ache grows more bearable. I was only 16 then. But I kept my sell-respect, went back to school, and worked my way thru coillege as a waitress. I am now married to a prominent man In public life, and we have a wonderful family of our own. [Yes, he knew all about Inc!, and it made no difference.) Every year on My 1irt-born' tlr1hduy I suffer ,us, . i little, but I have no regrets Ix-cause, in my heart. I know I made the rtgtt cllon 'Time heals And so &'e i'ø BEEN 'I1IE1E 7:00 (7) - I have a suggestion for Bernie who can no have a garden because of the rabt.s a'td small animals. Put two garlic buds in a quart jar of cold water and let stand overnight. In th e morning add this garlic water to a sprinkling can of water and sprinkle the young garden with this By the time nature has removed the odor from the leaves the wild creatures will have found other feeding grounds. They do nut iie garlic. One spring I planted my garden three times and then read this cure in a (arm paper. — BEULAH _______________ - Polly's Probiem Neighbor (24) Evening At Pops (44) Bold Ones (9) -- DEAR POLLY — My Pet Peeve Is with bedding I do not see why they cannot make an extra long bedspread the same as they do in sheets. It is very hard to make a regular-size spread work on an extra long bed - MRS. R. W, ____ ' air as you fold by usin t I ping mot.lon between thumb and fore tiger, Roll tightly around the first two fingers of your left hand, tuck th e tail through the center of the roll. 1:00 (f) you __.I I inch from the tap and then 4. j IN. • ~ IT 01 takit Z-, ,11 11 - i6) ace and leads a second heart, West can't ruff that, but when a trump is led East hops right up with his ace and leads his third and last heart to give that n 1I:0 (2) . 11:30 Plus .3 'IS FINGUS OF DEATH" d i ' -- 113) Local ________________________________________ House Of Steak News Sunshine Summer $1 News (13) Peter Gunn (44) Han's Heroes (9) ,' n.,s.__-. nI L)'JV3 ory IU Sirvedli - -, 0 LOUNGEOPENOAlLY--lNCLUDI&SUN - - 111111111111111111111111 M1 is that when it is clear that the play of a high card does not in- thi ''a'rn £ I,çopk __ ____ ____________ The bidding ha'. barn North East p Pass I, 24 3+ 19 sulh n fl (kvsald F ,lamrc Jai "hi -. LI , they do out tüinpcl Whit yo,s mnkc your Mc js larrely up to YOU (j-,fl Rthf"r s fnd,tdu1 Forecist for your sign (or tl of frdianiimth Your partrwr i "n" it "I I 1 LONG WOOD Ph. 322-484 7- sounds irner7.ds Is ( ontort 2.lAser- nickname 2 Iris 1a)er earThod(j(.,s 4l Equips 46 Foreignform 24 Dill herb atonu'theors Hindu granary I comb l 26,lrnr' rord flIb1jalis,d '4n 445ois vehicle 4losic castor VYeltos flower 50OrganIutioq I(ice, 'pint'. SR AItriate be,an protein ____________ Ftnirntr -' (lll tianith 1 l') 12 13 IS 6 7 of American Slal 's iab _ 17 — — — 10 11 . — ,.._. I — 27 29 ____________ — 32 31 — -r - ,J,,,,_,_ 23 24 34 - 20 — 22 • 9 14 19 — 21 DELIGHTFUL CLEAN ATMOspHae 8 16 — — — .., ,iE 5 j3" 18 ' BRA M TOWERS COFFEE SHOP 1,-IL aiLf iL 4 - j'' ________________ 35 — 29 33 — — _________ _______ 40 47 — 50 -' 48 - 51 — I - . __ x I~ 55 _ 56 - — - ______ — — — *',' ] I I'101'Il PEC i op ALl 01110C FOR P - WINTHROP by Dick Cavalli NEWS JRE GE-P3 A..W F,1,GT WHEN 'SO) WANT10 BCRROW I AREN'T YO'd ) I 7 - GC'i'-JGTO - ," NO, I'LL JUS'r WAr" cOn? AGV'.ES ( -, ( ANDZONINGCOMMISSIOH Noti, of Public Hearing The TP, Planning and Zoning Corn mission of Seminole County, Florida, *ill conduct a public hearing to consider recornming proctrty I I r- , I of the SE ' LESS AND EXCEPT the RV for a County Maintatn uotf on ma north side Ihei'enf. and the NE '.i ", along the east Side- therec,f, and the SW '401 the SE S.,, ALSO the E of the SW 'i LESS AND EXCEPT jr... U W f a County 1i;n,,In ed road on the 5,h %idetherf; Alto LESS hy an iiccs'ptable Iorm of Pmop.osal 310 00 ft. thtrt. S 2 degrees 75 l (;uaranly in an amount equal to at 1 0 5 OD It to the South line of sao lea st five IS) per cent of the amount Section 21; thence S 57 degrees ID' of the Proposal, payable to the order SO" W 330.00 it along the said South of the Ownir, Joint Venture '-' line to the P08. Developers. Dreyf u s Interstate Section 31 37 30 The Development Corporation. Hidden NE ' lying norm anW ', of the east of Lake Estates Partnership, and Goldenr od Road. Dimension Four Intern5tional, Further described as 500 SO acres Limited, as a guaranty that If the located t the eastern end of Lake 11.1 r.--fl I1 -IMD. \, r ---I Mont Walker LETh / TEE EW 'rc' O?E t'E 1EZ Tr; 'iç -, (. ." ./ . D'iEY SERVING 4 1z I ! 1 11. I ( —I 'cryc ;F~~(J '}' " V,At,% q / W4A1' ARE I S%'i.lEt'l YOU 6St.%'P .'ET 9-17 -, BEETLE BAILEY P1E',,.' TI4ERE AN L%cPER;'TH . ) 11 -, , - - ----1 " , Y' 1~: __: 1-1 'SI __ i- . ~ -_ -_ If - . . ' _________________________________ THE PHANTOM Lee Falk and Sy Barry I "\..,. - (AiLm6 Al (A57 *V" .,... "\,fi 11G4.JQ" (-((P bk"( C J1AwII AtTPC 4 '- W fU TM' wa*tastv' - -a---- - tkD(, IT - 1 - '. on the County Cornmfion Cha mbers Dl SPECIAL FEATURES: The of the Court House, Sanford, owner reserves the ri'nt to reject Florida, Octo ber 10. 1973. at 73() any or all Proposals, or any part P.M., or as 50041 thdfeaftr 5 thereof, and ' i. . Commission (SEAL? Seminole County, Fkwida Zoning Director Publish: Sept I?, 1973 OFT 17 ' ' :' I - - I . t1 any In possible Planning and Zoning formality or tCChfliChlily In any proposal in the interest of the ' NI - t - . .. J11 - "3- L, "I thp north an Howell Branch RO.,d On the South. This Public hearing will be held in L TO START THE WWOt.E Ti-4tsJG ALL OvE ____ - of lh SE Drawings. Specifications, and AND EXCEPT the following other Contract Documents may be deScrib ed dammed at the of fice of Clark. REGINat the SW conies- of tiid F Diet: and Associates. I nc . ' and run N 7 degrAs 2*' II" W 03 PROPOSAL GUARANTY: l?S OO f talongthewestlifleo,said E Each Proposal thallbe accompanied ':. then ce N I? deg rees ID' 50" F Phllh St. 5, 17, 19, 1973 OFT 10 fT I CAU.EC TO flETuJ AGNES' Section 7721 30 The NE I . LESS Procedural Documents may be AP4D EXCEPT fp,p WtoraCounty Obtained upon application at the Maintain ed road along the east side Off ice of the Engineer. Clark.- Diet: therf; ALSO the E aa3 ft Of the S and Associates, Inc., 500 Wnt 'a Of the NW '; ALSO the N 13 o Fulton Street, Post Offcs Box 1976, the SE . LESS AND EXCEPT the Sanford, Florida 37771, upon R W for a County Maintained road By: Ed eddingtçn _- SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING Section 7121 30 The S paynlentofadeposltor O0per Set, The funds Shall be in Cash or check drawn payable to Clark. Diet: and Associates, Inc - and shalt not be rctumnable p,, V S., Chic Young WELL,I or T *2 ' PROCEDURAL DOCUMENTS: Drawings. Specifications and - BLONDIE Zoning Director Publish - Sept 19 , 1973 described anc Associates, Inc., on October 5th, 1973 at 430 P.M 07 . D R A W I N & S. SPEC IF IC AT IONS. AND i- eptabte Performance flon1 within (70) days after the award of the Contract k I4.j r proposed change of zonim,j from I Agriculture to PUD (Pla nn ed Unit Development) on the following Propotals will be Publicly opened and read at the of lice of Clark, Dietz Owner. _ --- l"E"S'-'i'l'i 1'4tIu,1r 495 iron or ductile iron Specified on the th wai rt West isn'tt too happy about this but if West is a good partner he :i: --- Planning and Zoning Commission Silimirl[Olt County. Florian the drawings. SPCiIiC4tOnS, procedural documents prepared bp Clark, Dietz and Associate,, Inc In aene:aI , the prolKf includes the le'n 45 46 49 'L...,..., - 41 42 43 44 rt_ ic: tht - PUBLIC rae(ut the Contract arij file ac _J' : - ;. kitE I Proposatisaccep$ed,th,Bidoerwili ?36 iklorm2lly this would ask St wants him to lead a he 41 On anoeran ________ For An Appetizing Breakfast or Luncheon at $C5Mt.isaPM tns'ier tomorrow conhraciMun 40 Buffoons - .. _____ 33Negabva' I Japancwrosns 41 MImics Quaking trees Wa,isenjan ,, 11101' (if UI 1 Love Lucy Silt ,,,,, 32 Yearly #,#,f - , - I Ital ' mCkMnTr MadIoud301a certaIn A I Medley 7 Pedeital lab Italian tamils 27 Ilonry maket ' .,'. screr portico 10 Not fail 2$I"arnous s. Where Game Ton.4"squEsTl You dec jdr on the eumplt'at'd 5 IJick talk IsIanj$ I ..- Variety News '\ lime S Feminine 5J Entilith queen I'M kt . ' 6 T,Iid fbrs 31 Murrunrar,r, ' Long period of 33 (rfI SC Ageni lsullis) :iPo : - nni,me 52 Him edgings News fsi 51 l'rt4nt 22 Catch light of 24 Ve'dic god of P 'A 11 ____ - miSsion of Semin,tc Count,, ?,' .arket 'onstructjon of approximately 13.400 ft of 6", 14". Ia' and II" diameter force main. An alternate bid is required using asbestos cement Pipes In ace of the cast 49SpingHois. -- SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION in - by threat Iron,b form' i4 k hole i(;,r I $ Religion lab i l'i Mothrr's fl-user 1* Slaking lace s by Bob Thaves ~ -_ -_ .. - NOtIC. of Public Hearing LiIth " " FRANK AND ERNEST Orlando, Florida 37*07 the office of Clark, Dieti and Associates. Inc., 500 West Fulton ,.,, r.Qrioa, until 4:30 !o1', the ,?''' 'n ouin Sanford - JI !I1 This Public hearing Will be held in NOTICE Publicthe County Commission Chambe Notice IS hereby given that Sea ted rs proixisals will be received by Clark. of the Court House, Sartforci, Florida. on October ID, 1973, at 7 30 Diet: and Associates, Inc hereinafter called the Engincer, at• pm , or as soon thereafter as - irt'i.,'4,'t E4DQ-LL Publith: Sept. 12. 19, 26, Oct 3, 1913 DET 36 Force Main project in accordance home 45 Gets money IJEYER MIND THAT NOW_ Fern, Drive 01 - 'l.ii 4O WA'5 IT FIR5T t GOT A COUPiE OP rAV ouernOiJ TO A OUR 2 S Mr. & Mn. William 0. 5th- 71* ft of Lot I, Des Pinar Acres, PR 12. p 52. (• .. -. . e , ucn. i. 1973 Further described as the SF corner of Longisvod Markhem Rd and Markham Woods Rd, wt c' ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS An*wgq to Ptsvout PuzzI. ii by Crooks & Lawrence mid? vsi. i.ad 40 (rain e.,rtl'.0 41 t)inrJ Ililird olres ' friend (13) Who, What, simplr plan is tn bid four trump, iuiius wi t h lit it part. )ilFIoi*cr ut' CAPTAIN EASY Seminole Coun ty, Florida in ac The N ' of Lot I, less East 21* It, cordance with the provisions of the Des Pinar Acres, as recordedIn PB FiCtitious Name Statutes, To Wit: 17, P 52. PR of Seminole County, hb00 *65 09 Florida Statutes 1957. Fla . Sec 35 20 fl. AND N 700 ft of C I S Clint,'lap.t t. ceys, li ) Road, Casselberry, Seminole hearing to Consider recomm end ing C ounty. Florida un der the fictitious na me of THE HAIR PARLOR, and 1 Agriculture t CP4 Restricted that we intend to register said name Commercial on the following with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, described Property: 34 Light bro'An II Thought Tomorrow i: S7Coun,1 i2(Inclelnm (6) Search For k 15 7 ttier tlosser lAnyfrr j Secret Storm News iSAfrlcinfly F'asorlte Is (6) (9) (44) 12:30 (2) - .. caoss I, __ Jeopardy - -• (9) Split Second 1 CA 4 4 - Pyramid Wizard Of Odds 12:00 (2) i• What do you do now' '''-u' ' UI - are engaged in busi e s at No Howell iii Cleo @4 ffiai w*f —-' Ii 1d I As Executor Of Said estate. FICTI TIOUS NAME a se .. SSSII.PS ...4 , 1 Blossoms -- The $10,000 AFTERNOON ''ci'J 56 4 1 I .• 11:55 () News '" ______ %%esl East w that if West shifts ,, h,i''r; , IL LW U. tIilull eventually East will be able to give him a heart ruff (or the fourth defensive trick He plays his queen of diarnonds' I irthatr rJ ttlarcrfncsvspaper) P0 Box 50, Cr.' ''"' ""u' tiiiq 5i4 t,at,fi5 it nat who are obese) tend to on their backs. Perry Mason wri,• 'wrn'a. ,sciui. 5'YtVESTER t \Jy Dated at Orlando, Florida, thit 73rd day of August, 1973, S Cecil Darwin Wood NOTICE your (Always u' 12 the tame shall be void lam ____________________________ ______________________ Ii you thus wish to avoid - MOEI Florida, Probate Oiviion In the S William J. Murphy PuNi sh Sept. I;, 19, 28, Oct. 3. 1973 DET 3 consciously,is aroused, thus throwing him Into a plat on ic As a result, Eileen land most 11.45 (44) News vite a continuation it asks for the lead of the higher side suit. ... " - BOGSYS OAL CASE NO. PR 73-12o.Cp Cfrcut CC.ut of the Eigr,teentp, Judicial Circuit, Seminole county, Fictitious Name Statutes, TO Wit. And when a wife vaguely reminds her mate of his mother, then the old incest taboo sub. Meanwhile, try to enhance all present seductive charms, as by diaphanous niMhtips. perfume, coouetrv erotic aggress i on, 4 ________ 1 ER.,,.IAMI-4AIPAT '.ORX,S I RE' 2 SI-IALL BE FINISHEP hi A WRACK PROBATE DIVISION name of Th,,o Plane, En Sedlon 865 09 Florida Statulet 19S7, Obviously, too, she couldn't deep face dowo, (or that pOund protrusion felt as 11 she were lying across a big ' _______ - Capt. A MtuI3 )OPM _________ . by Hsimdahl & Stoffcl i C0.flty, Florida under the fictitous S. Eugene B. Cawood riameof L.1 M. AUTO PARTS, and Eugen e B. Cawood of the that I intend to register said name firm of GILES, HEDRICK a with the Clerk of the Circuit ROBINSON, PA. Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac Attornty for Executor cordinc. wit?- ttw po,iu 109 EatI Church Street t fat snoring and also jittery mates, then send for my m ed ical booklet "How to Lose 10 Pounds In 10 Days.- endosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 25 cents. --- t _-_ BUGS BUNNY . CS181t In theof (ice of thecierkof the Spring%, Seminole bulging Now, even though she wasn't pregnant, her weight was 165. 'As a r esul t, her bul ging abdmen made it difficult for her tqsleep on either side, since the etra blubber pulled on her ernal organs and produced - ! 0_.__i ELMER county, Florida under the fictitious engaged in business at Brantley Svare Srpping Cen ter SR 436 a Sir". o 145 by the time the ______ LUNCHEON SPECIAL 6:30 (2) News ) N for a %iflcC a _______________ N FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS hereby abdom makes a wife look like a good old motherly soul, in. bridal Weight of 125 pounds had _____ We Still Have Our . (44) Lucy Show The Flying Nun That's difficult ?-t9 Writing 'ouid offer him more enticing boudoir cheesecake. Saic.'.i '4av',cp, (6) News (13) Sound Off (24) Sesame Stree t Ex-glanders But Eileen's husband would WOmafl to do, '\ the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Courthouse at Sant'rj Florida, Seminole County, Florida in c :n Six !en41ar months from the cordancc with the prsi of k. tmo ol the f;rfl pve.:.catio c'I ttii Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: notice, Each claim or demand must Section $65.09 Florida Statutes 1957. be in and filed in dupl!cate and stale the Place of residence S William M. Clark Ptjtitp, Sept. S. 17. 19. 26. 1913 Post office addre3s of the claimant DET 9 and must be sworn to by the Clifli'it , his agent or attorney, or wood on the hack of their nightshirt, so when they started to roll over on their back, it would prick them painfully and warn theta to sleep on either side. And she told me her original Programming ew 2 _______ FLORIDA n voliOnMental Systems, IrK.. and that I intend to 'CSif't said name with even sewed a prickly knot of iegnaney?" (4) Gambit (9) PMIWOS'd 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (44) Nt For Women Only As you can see, this isn't simple, but you can follow a fairly general rule here which and force dummy to rut! but after a little studjit is easy for Wes! to see that there is no futurc in (rr;fl di..mrnv to ruff ier I.629, IIoIh wood, Calif 91)02R tic) l 3, McNaughr Syndtcate, Inc 3 S ____________________________________________________ - (6) Green Acres (9) News 600 (2) Pioneer m.. _______ Estate of cordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Nime Statut,j, To Wit: JOHN WESLEY WOOD Deceased. 'section $6S 09 FIor, Stitutri OTICE TO CREDITORS S. Gordo """ TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Publish; Sept. 19, 36, Oct. 3. 10. 1913 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST DET SAID ':STATE -— You and each of you are hereby FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS hereby given that lam notlfed and required to file any engaged in business at 423 ,scsiane claims a demands which you, or either of you, may have aga,nst Slid C.iJrt Altamonte Springs, Seminole - / BUT, I DIDN'T KNOW (cH4RLS ScHULZ W4S j A RROTi'1ER! ______ Seminole County Seminole County, Florida In ac iiiu making 2 ., _-, __________ Publish. Sept, S. 12, 19, 1913 DET I that I intend to register said name S3RRfl. I Wi111 PEANUTS Sheriff with the Clerk of the Cit:uit Court, . EANUTS OF COURSE F IS FA41OUS FOP, HIS WORK September 201h Right i%respry NOT ICE I S hereby given that I am that hu'z Saw sound, Onc ideal av to t thus to diet till you can sleep On your abdomen or on either side. Sleanwhile, any elastic band 'hat goes under your chin and over the t0p, of your head will keep your lower jaw from bese .And El een Is quite plump, hiving borne 4 ha its each of which left her with almost 10 póimds extra weight. Eileen," I asked, "how rl~uch did you weigh when you reached the end of your first I INI M17""'l ..... ........ Snoring Is not likely to occur unims you are sleeping flat on your back. So one quick remedy Is to i:c that such buzz saw sleepers lie 4t their side or on their turn. Movie Dinah's Place () The Joker's Wild 10:30 () Baffle does just that. East takes his partner to continue diamonds Si t' { afIc 17 - iL. 41R. PE3uSOV WHITE CAN I by Lirry Lewis ___ YOU TELL US IiWAT BLACK hiAN SLACK MAN iitiiaoed in business at 191 E. ,'IIamoflfe Ave., Altamonte Springs, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE rminole County. Florida under the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. t(I,tiOu5 name Of HAIP4ES ELECTRICMOTOMSERvICE,dnd CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, 10:00 (2) Doubt over preference signal .. .ry ctae , y 11 sag. so they breathe simultaneously through both their mouths and nostrils As a result, the soft palate (uvula) (laps hack and forth h,'n thgu r/ BIMO BURNS with reject any or all bids John E. Polk, , , 1,73 FICTITIOUS NAME - - BOUDOIR PROBLEMS — J (9) effec tive whena shift to the higher su it : desir ed est opens the king of d ia fl iTh ''ii;1,, r'in oi, . "". i I 1 Show WIN AT BRIDGE W YOUR CHIf.D IS BORN 1ODAY --- he or she will be Oft of those intelligent young people who could do very well in such riekls as psychology, psychhuy, personnel, or whatever has to do with helping othen to help themselves Teach o finish whatever has once been started so that there H ical retigjou trainIng c.irly here lift muucal oem hc: '1hr ,ctars im:d, E. R. B. Per shows lisa irs and then bid signa' is likely to be seica spadni if he shosis )wo kings . _ LI mil — -:' best - Movie SuttsPir,e Almanac Sunrise Jubilee -. miec Night Kangeroo (9) Mike Douglas Show 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) In certain situations the suit riu oo vsul be tnsp.:cd. bunt pt into arty anythng exfiasarani I njov t r tried r'1 true ;± 'l 8:00 (6) :, )rj the AM%IW 1:00 (2) Somerset (6) Mery Gruff in (9) Movie (24) Sctatne Street (44) Gillian's Island 4:30 (2) Bonanza (44) Petticoat Junction 5:00 (13) Women's News 7:00 (2) Today (6) CBS Morning News — nu , ' the hicçj' Legislature (44) BulIwInkle Semester saves cleaning the large broiler pan. (Nf5PPrn handling of a public business ailatr since bigwigs are watching you Don't wait any longer vs here a credit matter is concerned. that c-aiM lower your stamina . Be calm q ,.. i 'rt "q1 t' tt 'ç (6) of meat or two chops or two pieces of chicken to broil, put a cake rack in an iron skillet, place In a hot oven to cook. This - -- - tti;' !H......... . :;J aw.iciatcs You have good se AQUA R'US (fan 21 to Feb 19) Delvc right into the work thrad of you a.nd keep out of trouble that way. Take treatments that build up your health Don't take any chances 6:30 (2) MIA DEAR POLLY When you only have a small piece to a Ili,,I (24) today In (44) Green Acres 5:15 (13) Starcast Almanac move water over them to re Ice, empty and then refill. OLIVE - Take health trcatn;enjs SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov. 21) It is wise to first hndi tasks at hand before you go off to meet with persons you met in the recent put Obtain information that will help you advance Do something nicc leir a friend SAGI1TAKIUS (Nov 22 fo Dcc 21) Keep mated to the bhgations you have that are important so you have free time for more impouant activities later on Make allowances for Your mate if you disagree on anything (Dec 22 to Jan 20) Don' t pernut one who is vrnuiir.nai no gen unuer Your sxin but just keep bury at nyc 6:15 (6) freeze. These big chunks Last longer than cubes, Run hot TAURUS (Apr 20 to May ..'O) Show that you are COnScientiouS and efficient in the handling of daily routines, Don't enter into any arguments with others Care an motion and alertness is advuej to prevent accidents GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Find a new and more profitable outlet now It , meet your needs. Cut down on expenses wherever possible and start building a cash reserve. Forget plans for immediate trrscI Relax tonight. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Stop feeling that -.-.- . on and occome a m(a'c friendly and successful prison Go shopping and purchase an item of apparel that perks up your spirit Thank positive LFO (Jul) 2' 10 Aug fl) Instead of ting to gd away from your responsibilities, handle them with efficiency and make a good impression on others fleIn of service worthy person no* brings (mc ienfits VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept 22) Showing inure affection for good friends and reLations is most wise arid right at this time Use tact if you attend a group affair and avoid arguments. Become a more active percc.i LIBRA (Sept 23 to OL 22) You have to use care in the . (9) water to about one-fourth :, . ,1.00 .., PACW A40~ Car WaiP, I _______________________________________________ (24) Electric Company GENERAL TENDENCIES: A day and evening to pleg snenIbcrs of your family that they realize your devotion and thoughtfulness Also fine for developing Ideas that are important to you (or making decors of an emotional nature. Make Intu p1*ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr 19) If )rOU are more cheerful at home, you find the situation lightens there and harmony is quickly restored. Use your hunches in a canstructiyeway.Do not overeat and get more rest and sleep of , 11111114.111 Qi4lllhfts~ 91 . the ptol",%-Tiv* - It: IF " (6) The Fitnistones (9) One Life To Live Search News . ___________ ______________ Place THURSDAY 6:00 (2) nw niuva ch night thru Fri.) '", "i" J 19. Bids will be opened at 12 noon, City Manager ,,,,, NO OFFERINGS fATuIu AT ___________ 3:30 (2) Return To Peyton ]PE from the Carroll Righter Institute 1' . (14) New Zoo Revue (44) News cially those served in a pitcher or punrh bowl, is to fill six -or eight-ounce aluminuns juice or beer cans wi th - Wild P3Ct?t" 0, Publj5j: Sept. problem. "Dr. Crane," she began, "my husband has moved out of our ndroom and now sleeps in the 'guest room, "For he says my snoring keeps him awake! "But I didn't even know I shored' . "Vet he claims I slier nn mt back and start buzzing loudly within 10 minutes after I go to bed. "He isa nervous, jittery type, so he claims I am the main 4ause of his insomnia. "Dr. Crane, I want him back In our double bed, so what can I do to stop my snoring" 9 'A FREE ADMISSION mero,00d' mPlus I Ron S. Bergman 3.7, has a widespread sex 1 1 ii 's__,_, a__•_____•_f" (9) General Hospital (44) MovIe You have a small ball that will take up little space in a drawer. - K/tV - ,.' (44) Patty Duke 3:00 (2) Another World (13) Movie News ( News (13) Starcasl (44) Nigh! Gallery 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie () Jack Pasr DEAR POLLY - If you save those lightweight plastic bags that fresh produce and bread come In but find they are .ard to store, try folding them lengthwise squeezing out the ____ -- 20 Sanford, Florida RATED Right (6) DIm August (9) Owen Marshall (24) Homewood 11:00 (2) •'T Life Man Destroy% - - 'ena ______ CASE \"521: Eileen G. aged 519 Park Ave. howtimr 7.4$ I. h.i'.R tlntk Ililnintlia, i DET 3; , The Edge Night -, _____ , FIRSTBAPTIST CHURCH Efl6$Wedflfldiyt ---' ______ CAMPUS CLATTER Legal Notice ___________________________ - !'' I -. .,-,~ -----, * *...N 9-tO Notice is hereby given that the City of CaSselberry of Seminole County, F l o r i da, w,II receive sealed ________________________ bids up to 5.00 PM Mon'day. Sep., INVITATION TO BID ?emb.r 24, 1973, in the Catseibrry This is iflytatiO n to bid on one City Hall. Castelberry, Florida, for (1) UHF Radio control station to Cement ASbe%t Pressure Pipe. Specifica tions may be ctained interface with the sheriff existing fr om the city Manager, Ca5selberry radio system. Specif1casis may be " th e Seminole County 'tY HII Th City rerves thr roani 40.), anytin ut to accept or reicci any or all tween9,.m Spm, September •Id come back to her, 7:00 DRIVE-IN THEATRE (9) Girl In My Movie (44) Meve 9:30 (24) Man Builds, 10:00 (2) DIC JOHFS THURS. SEPT. LM1E I 9)cr she solves that, he SIII be , -~ , ' - Cannon (13) MovIe (24) Book Beat t my floors are covered with nylon carpeting, I fi,d I am allergic to it. I would like to keep this expensive carpet. Is there anything 'that could be used to spray it or that I could put on 10 make it nonallergic. .— MILDRED ,/ 2:30 (2) The Doctors (6) -. - .1 iiiui 1 . - 4 - -, ..:- drink several hundred bottles of a soft drink each day. ___________ W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. George ' - GEORGIA LEE ,_. , 7 7 ______________ Light (9) Nwi)9WeJ Game t6) I ______ Lives 9:00 (3) June Wayne ______________ FORECAST FOR THURSDAY, SEPTEMER 20, 1973 - Deal (9) Circus (17' Movie :DO (21 f5drn I? 16) sonny & (.her (9) Love Thy By POUS CRAMFR DEAR POLLY T :1 AV Lt "iet\iiii CLINIC deep-sea than she realizes, Her husband claims it is her 'riri lInt I h.,t' j riip( r., Z. -1 'ore .ACHINTOSH 2:00 (2) Days Of Our () Andy Griffith I - (9) ___________ _______ ; ____________________i Turns Let's Make A Legal Notice ment, despite new research. INVITATION TO BID WORRY ..i e.,' " "4' - , 0,M-i-& - mates made tip 7.5 per cent of food additives are potentially the entire diet given to rats. To inaccurate, All are difficult to consume that amount of cycla. 11 M . 11 7 30 (2) The Price Is - P, '' 9tH g In a typical study, cycla- Many of the safety testj for , . IT ...UNLESS ThAT 'YOU NG CAUGHT 'EM ALL BEFCRE I or HERE! - slightly restrict ed in use, It too CO ;1 ] Match (13) News (24) Viewpoint (44) Mod Squad .01 - J When I was young and foolish, I thought I was in love and gave myself to a man ho skipped town as soon as I told him I was pregnant. In those days only the rich could afford abortions, so had to bear a cHid I didn't want. I felt my bthy would be better off 111 gave him to a -apk who really wanted a chilid, but my mother talked me out of it. S~e said GW would pimish me for giving up my own flesh and blood, I had to work t wo jobs to mak ends meet, so my mother, who was a widow, raised my son. He didn't turn out very good. In fact, he's ser?ing time right now for armed robbery, but it's not all his fault. He never had a father's love and guidance. 1 want to congratulate "Empty Arms" for doing what she cM. I'm sorry I d1otn't give my son a beter break in life. TOO ________________________________________ To Tell The Truth (9) Lucy Show Garlic Water Keeps e - I -1 ,, Ends Thur,da!I __ _______________ ____________________ . 1. (44) Movie 1:30 (2) Three On A i n Brew I Saccharin, shoved Into the Sonle consumer advocates VOLd cyclamate left, stands acare convinced the Sweeteners cused of causing cancer in lab- pose suffici ent threat to society DRAMATIC U -u. .. ...t' .... S LC, AT 1 HAT! t BETCHA THERE'S SOME WHOPPERS - ____ (U) YOW'IQ Arxi Restless Is by Dave Groue :.( k' servative. They illustrate a often requires a dose hundreds ______ EVENING torm cientific There isthat new research in. cial interest groups Involved. nagging problem that continues or even thousands of times !dlcatjng CyClatnt Artificial sweeteners are the to confront scientists and anne four years ago as a feder. greater than normal human mainstay of an estimated i $ cancer-causing al regulatory officials: how sa fe consumption. agent In ani- billion annual food additive In. is safe enough? ________ POINTERS iz DEAR ABBY: 71wt "Empty Arms" letter hit me right between the eyes. How I envy her courage and good sense, r . . Theatres t , urn t,tr fiv e rnctnv , r int ri But 1 duuht it. un ton buItii.s it wa a Chanet suit ing up my fatherless child FIod hnterpnis S A re. now faces possible banishment The questions about cycla- reproduce newed scientific storm Is brew. from exactly from IMborathe nation's diet, mate and saccharin Ing over the safety of artificial safety are tory to laboratory. Most are fbi however the future of the similar to those raised in sweetene's, certain to recent subject to different inter. give food additives i:; resolved in the years use to diet COnscloua Amen , about monosodium pretons by experts. next months, the decisions glutamate, cans who like to have a flavor enhancer, Producing a rsonsc to a their probably will b ring protest and nitrite, a meat pre- food additi sweets and eat them too. ve in a test animal from one or another of the spe- . MAN AGAINST '- NEW DW-Gitt.l... FILM Renewed WASHINGTON (Al') . - - S . . I,ast June, the NBC Radio network begafl running a sd. pfsøiIs Th ALLEY OOP I .. stations and wasnt offered by a network. - ______ 1. `~ ,'A - Abty, please tell "Empty Arms" that, anonymous (ho doing." free advertising for Chanel she is, I love her with all my heart, and pray that her No. 5 perfume. I made her get What is he doing? new buttons." arms, like mine, will soon be overflowing. OVERFLOWING ._ _----------------------------------- ______________________________________ 1 it Wl1S sold to tndMtM radio could Philadelphia won't be carrjin~l Radio Mystery Theater," It'll care less what it does Among those prescot. hates - artifice in women for me the show because they have an Grant. J imes Garner, Laur. ind a lady guest promptly run seven nights a week, each financially." all-news format, CBS my.s. It her false eyelashes. 52rninutc ePiSode starting at ence Harvey. Stephen Boyd, He said the series — each says other stations in i1'c James Brolin, Gene Hackrnan, He discussed the lack of eth. 10:07 p.m. here. There'll be 200 show starts wi th the sound of a cities will air the series John Ireland, Ann Sothern. Ics among designers who put episodes and 165 repeats. creaking door - will have a Tisha Sterling and Sammy their names on products new The show is the first ttW lithe newshowcljcks, Digges permanenthostand tella sepa. scarvt's, ties, handbags) Cahn prime-time radio drama series buy, thus getting free advem. ________________________________________________________ + + + on a network in more than il aturally I asked Grant if tising when customers use decade and a half. One new 30he'll ever make another pie. them. , minute series called 'Zero ture. He snorted his famous "When I first met Barbara snort. Hutton Woolworth heiress away.1 Li The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Sept. 19,1973-9B TV By ___ DEAII ABBY: The letter signed "Empty Arms" moved Inc ISbe was the mother who gave up her illegitimate h'v ves Well, here it is the early 1970s and CBS is saying it'll start a golden days of network radio, pany, he added: "It's an , called M) new radio series on Jan. 6 j BFOWfl, a veteran radio pro. show for all the fresh, proven ence-fic tion series every fth One" Minus prime time. ducr whe credits date back and unproven talent we can day evening. TIre'i' been no reports of to th e 1930s, is equally hopeful. find," t'. I panic in television circles yet. 13u1 the biggest kick for Mm Or th CBS says e series will be But Sam Cook Digges, head of right now is the tact that a netI come to Arrow Beach and building a iiew town near the CBS off red the network's 2W Am Radio Division, and Hi ' "Count \'our Bullets" - the Shannon in Irelandi he is as radio affiliates, then to other producer of the com1 g dlo drama another opinionated as sta -s and other guests swam, always. GOD stations if an affiliate in a given He erergetically defended show think It cou!d start a new rode bikes, ice skated, went s an emotional jag for market doesn't want the show. horseback riding and Cary the Nixon administration, He aural trend at the network, me," says Bro n, who'll reCOrd "~ . - -.ill The CBS-owned stations here _;. Grant even tried his hand al talked about how unsanitary it '1' new series, in the thriller most of the "Mystery Theater" and is to keep dogs in the house. soaring in a glider. in Boston, St. Louts and WORLD WIDE PlCrURFS, Ile ssed one of his pet category. is called-the -CBS shows i n New York. "I alvice y A rm Gra rate tale each night. The stories will range from the macabre to the occult, Brown said. new comedy series in short, a The series won 't have staff modern minirevival of the writers or a stock acting corn- - A In says, It could lead to a new NEW YORK (AP) — Most network radio series were put dramatic an thology series, a their graves by television in daytime soap opera and even a too "Brea thing in and out: t/ Put Cary's By Dick Kloiner b b 1!1 adio IA ( I - I ( A PATPr.1 c,Ap i-, iffu(t 41 - ALACW. TpIIM �.--. ~_.: . .11 --- ---.-,---- - _. - ______ F 1 it. a'ituri Heral d -______ Wedfesdy,Sp 19, 1913 _ Stop Wishing iFor Money., Si 'Unwants," With A* Want Ad I - I ' L... DIAL is • Houses for - - - _ 24 Bne usissOpportunth j M * * * HIGH RETURN* Sale - 41 - .11 Houses for Sale 42 Housps for Sale - : Mobile Homes Mobile Home Ban. Repossessions IS to choose from. 8317)73 Dealer BALL REAI.,TY .-Mobile - --- I ' A THE BORN LOSER Homes /8 "Tsaw I T=__ ~___________ __________ -_ Art Sonsom r. -- Motorcycles eo I Autos for Sale '77 Honda CL ISO, good Condition., less than 501 miles Ofl rebuilt engine, 5473. 3223980. 07 central air, large Shed, Save 82.800. Will rent. $31-5232 _____ Now Home For Ew eryth ing Even For You' by -(E'1, O I t1 yow A Eltoco FOR I &T _____________ The Sanford Herald , Wednesday, Sept. 19, 1973-11B - C AS S F. I BER P Owner transferred, 2' x es'. front - - New 3 bedroom, I' - bath by owner, Brand neW 2 or 3 bedroom no qualifying. corner lot. townhouses Choice location No down, total price, $30 car needed for shopping, Schools or 323 2165 or churches. Wall to wall Shag carpeting. Dishwasher, disposal, FOUR BEDROOM, 2 bath with range and central heat air family room, carpeted, central air Hurryt There's only I of each 37? and heat Walk to Shopping and M61 chool Equity and assume mortgage of 1)7.000. Monthly payment, $150. Deltona _ 42 -_ - Male Help Wanted Factory hp wanted by phint manutjcfurer, $ i * n. rn. WOMEN Seminole 322.2611 -TI .--- - ef 0 assi ied Ads Will Find _____ Valli ___________________• - - a CE, ___ - 80 - Autos for Sate '6, CHEVELLE. 2 DR. HARDTOP. LOADED. NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER. C1LL CREDIT MANAGER, 3236230, 625134%. - '61Volkiwag,nBs. Good Condition. Best Offer Call 1224911 Located next door to Chase Gin StibIity in fluctuating In Ftti 5 PoInts, 'ANTED Vestment market, Invest wit h a Getting ready to move? Sell .xc'esit ' '10 THUNDER BIRD. LOADED. 1970 19 Winter Park. MOB, great condition, 11950 Pairting eiponIenc. Repaints a; 5tbble growing national Iasi last itemS quickly with aclasslfied acti NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER. ,7 , I)) 7157 after 6pm "W w con%trtjcl fond chn Join thegro ath Will Start CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 323 RECEPTIONIST & CHEVY PICK UP, HOTff;Nc, 1 ptr hr. Call alter 6 p m. 323 10 Bank Repossessions. just arrived P(Ofl *11h on expVerie Ced fiOl'd OPEN Place Hnic'5 No 6230.628.13-41 1970 Biscayne Chevrolet, Idoor DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL Orlando 831-990 1 No money clown thicken, fish, shrimp franc)use Call Rosir Robinson, Assoc Assume Hwy IT 97, just Nor th of EXECUTIVE Good condition. 11300. Call 377 CREDIT MANAGER, 3234730, and profit :n a .1 county Payments. from sas U. WIN. Jon 1977 Pontiac Sprint 301 VI engine, 3 Track Rd. at beautiful Lake i' . p 4410. 621 13.41. Lawn Maintenance, must be iouram Private investors oisly. CHESTER HOMES, 3ii S. speed transmission, 17,600 miles, Kathryn Estates. Pre Grand SECRETARIAL dependable. Equipment fut ''-"acl Cmdr. R. G. Sullivan, Orlando Drive, 323 3600. 3 year old, 2nd sectIon, two 12150 $2150. Also 1969 Ford XL Con Opening dlKounts. Models set up 1961 Ford Fairbane MOSSIE Two '73 Fords $000. Tandem clumps nihj Will BATEMAN Broker &fli,llder p. Must have own Ask for Want Ads USN. Ref., 1909 S. French A 'e. bedroom, all power, $1700. 322 /473 furnished, TRAINEES so you can move ifl,tDday. Ask 1100 A ,j 725 Cat, engine. 54.1 transmission, transportation. Call Sanford. 32771. James Sanford B)OKER after 6 P.M. proxImately 510.000 down, IT? 45 a 2I15. Oak Ave ,iboi,t free rent. Free detiveryand 10 t 43 327 6037 372 Lots 12000 each and lake over Patrick 13.4 6464 I n It Acreage the secretarial field ___________________________ month 570,50(3 371.69$ setup within 100 mites Place 1 thr S!imes -. -- - .-_____________________________ SELF SERVICE COIN OPERATI:0 payments. Call 322 $340 3ca lin sounut Inl.rrsting to you and your C arpenters needed (rough). _ T WItITEP SPRINGS 6thru2$times iiornes. 331 2270 .7 KWIK KAR WASH avallale S in 2$ 3bedroonm, lit baths, ww carpet, ... need is urgent, WC will give you line 1969 GMC Truck $500 Series, all air, !' area Cell Ronald Wines if Sirkin ford area. Very low Invt.stmen$ 75 2$ times kitchen equipped, enclosed _____________________ _________________ .... 22ca line romple training and provide you Construction Co. 6666479 no 767 heavy duty, 2 speed, 1$' body. Call txt financing An investment ior SO uaragc. central heat, $17,800. $750 ___ Miscellaneous th full orpart time employf Just completing 6 beautiful homes. 3 REAL ESTATE. ($1.73 MINIMUM CHARGE) VS111. 45 6014. ' : 5) those who MUST SUCCEED a d Household Goods ==m tkwn, $138 70 a. p & I _ ___ 66 " 55 & I bedrooms, central air, car dire Horses REALTOR For Sale Boats & Marine 3 Line Minimum one Itiat will Provide years Of peting, range, refrigratr. 1969 Datsun truck, good condition and evening classes Semi retired man for utility work P L AZA •rSR PARK zAYxr 668 4791. DvU.'y646 .ss Antique round Oak table $100 Small Equipment steady income. Call collect Cf K ULP REALTY Priced from $28 Classes now forming In .a.labLc. You must be witting to Call after 5)0 pm. 3223791, Mound (Oflstruttion site Call 631775 7167 ' wicker sofa, $50: Wicker rocking VA & 'e r 1)? $ .1.r t imedatcJ Realtor FHA financing Equal hounij English Equitation 6)7) Perse-nat in CLOSEDUNTILOCT I at Home and acreage on Lake Jetsup Shad y chair, $20; 90" Sofa, oIl wnite, $15; o'o Niw Sets 407 W 1Sf St. opportunity, 'v'e-.v required. Want Ad UNITED FREIGHT SAlES has for Trails Public Riding Stables, 32 ~ for sale by owner. Phon.373 1734. Maple stereo, $130; fl7-4, PORSCH MARI1IE Volusla County - 29 MATTRESS Rooms for Rent 80 3471.,,.,_ Autos for Sale sate to the public U) 0 watt AM 2977 Hwy 17 fl _____________________ -SANFORD CLOSE IN 6 0o Springs ALTAMOp4TE AREA- Country .1? 19 Female Help Wanted . NEAR DELTONA, 14 acres with Early American COUCI arid mat FM components, $61 each (5) AU 834-8588 Department Hours 322 Kings Compl,t. S I room furnished Private entranc c. Mobile Homes '67 Pontiac Tempest. New Tires atmos phere yet Convenient to abc, It 1.000 feet of lake front4ge thing rocker. Excellent Condition, 6000 Garrard Component systems bath and parking Call )fl 271 Wanted to Buy ORLANDO BUSINESS 5a.m.. 3:30 p.m. Hew sticker. Stick Shift, 6 cyIn s'.ir / [)E S p'rnJ Shopping, hosp.tal, restaurants, _,, reg 511, now only 1254, speakers 112$. 37 $431 or )fl.757. ____ _______ What a buy for 1200.000, 61i EvinrudeoutrdmotOrwlth _______________________________ Con.nien and charming, lust dei', Good economy car 5150. Call Saturdays & Holidays I.relerred TERRA ALTA 7 $ COLLEGE .nclgoll.1 bedrooms (Split plan) '41*-like Apply Lakev e flCW. included17 sets headphone Ph, 377 3i9. s completing I new 3 bedroom CASH 377 II)? 122 2539, Nursing Center. 919 ,1tP. 1)x15' family room, lovely 2nd si South Seminole 30 Noon .'iich; r4OiO headphones 813 Apartments Rent S SUBDIVISION homes with garage, air and For used furniture, appliance S. PICK UP PAYMENTS Wito5eii something? A small .anlord. S tchen with dishwasher, and Deadline--12 Noon Planning a garage sale? Don't each. II tape decks 120 each; t oo ls, etc. Buy I or 100) itemI carpeting, Located en a quiet Unfurnished ,SEVENTY THREE ACRES near "nvestment in a Claisif led Ad will MODEL disposal, Carpet, central heat air. STEREO CONSOLES Ui th Speed Queen waSher and matching forges to advertise V In lhC Day Before Publication street with lake breetes, Walk to I , Pea t.arry's Marl. 715 Sanford Ave AVON KIng results, 1959 Pontiac BOnn'.iitts' Bug Eletary Sthcot. Ripe Dou'p garage Basket weave At ctaSSjfl.ct ast dryer. Both $19. ma. Call 3270241, _____________________________ available misc. ipeaker BUILT CLOSEOUT shopping and Schools. Low cwn TAn b Jr)cn 1 bath, wall to v.a 1 To tvy or sell, call: for devetopi.r. Within water Runs Good ask for Sam. w.,ocien fence around rear yard. your choice of lISP turn table's, JVC qjad set and r S5 payment Only $77. carpeting, drap.. central he it Penn Yan Cash buyer for used articles, tu I. to $3i. Edna Woe*ler, 641 3079 and sewer dIstricts, 1511,000. 1' semi-cabin, walk322-1177 the following for only Assunie existing men. Priced at PIANOLESSONS 1;:;:, Garrard turn tabl.s Inspect and The Longer Your Ad Runs niture, etc. HWY 44 ANTIQUE, and air. Fully equipped kitth n G IT" l I We're ready to Shüw it' through windshield, 105 Chrysler, 115.900. (Includes lot). All models 545.900. Call Today! 12k r'Chord Course 1. test at 3550 S. Bar 3726972 Orange Ave., '/7 '.. dshwsher 5190 a ThE Cti l0ME MAV.E THE r)FAL 1 ord W3:Jon. Vt ,.ILiIU tr,.th The Less It Costs Per Line tilt trailer, depth fJnci, comn., 'nCtud II) m 70' raro ptlo ar" (rini.) Ph f9 CLIFF JORDAN -ic, full h,.., i..,. jt.II '.tL(k,j4 111 p.,'.c-. nc.s' tag. inspect i r.ii PIiitrS. Seats crc room, III Ir Da• sidc*i,. F URPIlTURi & ANTIQUES Lake Markham Area to 9, Sat 9 tO S Terms si'ek day Any time *etkevd owner, Baxter 377 1109. , Inc. Fiberglass bottom, two ta1*s. steps, carport, utility room. General Of ce-Girt Fr REALT available, Top Dollar Paid. Auctions ever 13 , 13% 9227 Travel Agencies Ca I-T Realtors lNETEEN ACRES with small lake 373 1059. iw. FaIrbank central' air- conditioning, land typist. interesting work, meet a lot 3 room duplex apt. with kitcher Friday NIle, 7.30 pm A,A A '69 Gran Sport 100, 1 speed, A,C..full Rated For Consecutive us 2333 -President on properly, Has own 6 WE TAKE TRAOLS Scilping and sodding. of pcple, local, good salary. 00 ft FURNITURE 3, AUCTION. FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC rçuipped. Ph. 322 5303. 16' f.bergtass Seabree. WILSON MAIER FURNITUR E Power. mags, buckets, AM FM. TAFFER REALTY hp. Insertions-No Change On Singer P4ecchi and Whte Zig frontage on Longwood Markham Airline tickets, Cruise and Tours ANDERSON EMPLOYMEN1 190 N I, LongwoOd Cheap. Baxter, 3721109. 338 70? Electric start. Flashing 40 depth buy-sell-trade 1100 E, 25th 1 St., Sanford Za'gs..Astowas$76, SceatSanfoict I?cóQ' Crescent, 2 bedroom, SERVICE, 930 0166. Road Land is now in grove arid 311 115 E.First St., Of Copy. a! atticial fates303 Semoran 1 bedroom, kitchen equipped Great RETIREE INVESTMENT' finder. Electric bait well. Call 3fl-34 Sewing Center, 307 E, )f. St. 372 6491 front & rear. i. baths, modern producing 000d income $66,000. t' 1961 Ford LTD Idoor, Excellent Bivd, (Hwy 438). 111-3733. cntral heat & air, carpet, drapes Building includes 3 attractive after S;3O 323 0)05, weekends ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Downtown fl7 9111 Wanted; Help for foliage nursery. furniture, Gas furnace and Stove from pool Condition $795. 2701 Orlando apts. Will make nice residence anytime C mtra long home made, sturdy wood ToppnIcesp4ld,u, any Condilioi _____________________________ Drive. Can adapt to your hours. Ph. $38 7 door refriUerator Sltuteo on -all 322.2420 Anytime FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. ST. JOHN'S with good rental income, 12I. picnictablewithbuittoflt,eflches Plw and Uied, 6418178. Winter Park. Freezers, 1416. Washers, 4 75x1I7' lot. 14 Personals Camping-Resorts ll2O Florida Ave 51$. Ph. 3726211. REALTY Refrigerators and Air Con IMMACULATE 3 bedrooms, ' "Sanfors Sales Leader' 1969 Olds 95 luxury sedan. Custom. 56 Camping Equipment HOWE INDUSTRIES--Sanford Req Broker's ditloner, GENEVA HEATING & ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Spanish Style with central I -l?6Q' Crescent Front kitchen , 2 Roberts & GIlman your camping and canoeing at Y ourMuttlpleListlngAgency VISIT US TODA Loaded. Sacrifice 11330. 645 3fl L needs Part time 1 iAD0LE EQUIPMENT.UOOTS 31 oflc,,pi 1 Free, 641 2027 for 'We Care'heal nd air. Large yard with Sanford, F la. AIR CONDITIONING, 3096 Apartments Rent -REALTORS Stamps-Coins Camp Seminole. No Alcoholic bedroom, I bath Early American tue., Rcaltors 7585 Park Dr MC 9001 with figures, (billing L ','estern Wear, Save a? the OI D.S'I 3'? lando Drive, 3235134 "Hotline". Adults or Ieeni,. privacy fence. $33,300. Terms, Bever 4ges3fl447 sivi Furnished furniture. Total electric. 7 door 1966 Wildcat Buick. •varvtSiin2 Prov 4enre Plz1 1. Corral Western Shop, 1797, i mile Camping Unarne It, we To buy and sell gold or silver coin, posting) and would like to work have ill equipment, _", Govt Surplus Q*Irw'. frost free refrigerator.s;luatfl Deltona. Fior, ed FACED WITH A DRINKING Power and everything work; Air S ---. at Detlary. RECONDITIONED Qofrtgeratr's, lTLAND Uslilact us tint J only I hours a day rather than 8, 12 BEDROOM:, ADULTS ONLY Assllme 7 CONVENIENT to Stores, 3 bed W. CONVENIENT al5o buy bulk surplus WOI-SII, 11631 E. lIxl)2 904 795 conditioned. Setai, 18 PROBLEM Washers lfIaIe Help Want.?d ricl this would be an ideal lob. Call Mr. silver co'n Dryers. room, I liøtli, s'nall lot. 117900. 117 0341 SEMINOLE COIN 719-2111 PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK s74.s Perhaps Atcchof,. Anonym SHELLEY USED CARS, 101 • All models available BRAND NEW 1973 nun. brand W. R Howe, for appointment. 373 fleutIfuI 3 bedroom, 1), bath home, WARRANTY, Free Delivery, Terms CENTER, 109W. lit, 3231357. I -- l?xTO Suncrest. Front kitchen, 3 7545 Park Or,. 372 7661 French Ave., 323 7960. (uttin lawnService, building Can Help sewing Machines,60 • Fully self-contained 1!30. WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, Convenient location, Ifld right Supt. permanent bedroom. I balls modern fur Phone 423 Ajjj month 7111 I Low down payment l. Off manulactur,r'i lii price, price Payments, 5)60 mnrtffl 51 TEN beautit acres v.itt, Crc'p rtI Excellent !o.iIin for I /7 AVALOUAPARTMENTS Sports Equipment Auctior, start ?ncter ii Empioyml.nt, $30 n'Iijre Gas heat in cooking. 2 dcv;r Write p a Bx 12I ________________________________ '!? I We accept trades l6l CFni.'.j Homid Waçcrn Rur', 's No waiIrng to qualify InSpect 8. test at United Freight to S(hools, shopping ,irit.t _________________________________ arid lri'c-. **WMTIILI)UI "LTN0 PETS D rc rS** .0166 retrigetator 'hi'ln Rug, 12' x 12', moss grern. Sllvateij l)rc!.vnng 72 0 Bank Financing on *5, $', Ciii jIlt-n 6, 37) 0126 Sanford. Florida Sales 3550 S. Orange Ave., ____________________________ automat,c rifle with 1 1 churches Swimming lake. Large C 118W.7rtd.St, PUbLIC AUCTION 890; 3 Pc. dinette set, 120. 1717 M. or P.M. shift. Apply Cavalier Orlando Ph. 959 1791 Terms tilted case, $100. Call 273 7119. Oak trees,Owner Owner will carry first Every Monday Nile 90 Pct. financing available Call .VIrsted..--Welders Park Ave. 127 0190. Motor Inn, 3200 S. t7.92, San'orct available firs Mon in 9 to 9 . .. SAN MOPARKS, 17-3 Bedroom Call Connie Russell, 211 II Oak, Sanford -,_ _. # _ 3,) )10 I 7 P M. 'd Welder 's Helpers (904) 7754177 iw or visit Terra t 9 t s DOWN Trailers 6 Apts 2 Adult parks. 2 Lt'ntnal tiapit Crwr(h 377 llllday, 373.0453 eve Open daily, 9 5 We buy or sell one . 1230140 Wanted-Maid, S clays a week, Alta, U. S Hwy. 1797, DeB.ary, ChromeDinetteSet 5 9 Musical Merchandise Family parks. 3315 Hwy 1792, $1 DOWN VA BROKER piece or household Consignments Fla. Deaary area Must have Iran6 Chairs, $50 ASSOCIATE FINANC IN ZAYc PLAZA IFEPN PAck Sanforci,, 3231930, Day, Wk.. Mo. SAVE ON NEW FURNITURE Workr welcome. 322-9909, SANFORD apply in person to sportatton. Ph. 6,63146. _______ Franklin Trumpet, excellent con 3220362 Roberts & Gilman 111.4733 S TWO STORY 3 bedroom on corner. Los? and Found , Amercan Wood Products, 1797 AUCTION, Hwy. Il 92, Sanford. Lake Mary, c lean, furniShed. Pr.ipt,, 2721301 ditiOn,wjtpi.i. $15 Call 372 1191 LIT NO ? L.virig room sets IS l' baths, tirc;;e, large rooms, BRAND NAME C a" s 5 Len noc4, Fia. rt'ponie piece) 543; 6 52 person , 830.5500 only. 6 O'awalha Ave. at i 10 "I V I ,rea ci Lake Dr. and Honit Male-Female ___________________________________ garace, only 113.500. Owner will IO-yi seats Ift. 13 sofas $61101266; A JEWEL Appliances . SALES. Hwy $702 FERN PARK FLORID Pelerence$6depo5teqj No CLOSING COSTS 1 /5 PIANO iu STORAGE 1: -'Inc. Realtors Track, Casseiterry Mahogany RQOFER5 Experienced in built up finance, with l3,3lSorrnor,down Campers Lcnawooct Help Wanted (hALF MILL N OF 000 TRACK riD) 53.000 DOWN, like new 3 bedroom, pets. 170. 327-3910. YOU CAN AFFORD bay gelding horse: blck. man, & rooting, Also-ROOFERS miSc, chairs, recline,s, etc. 31 KENMORE WASHER, parts, CeatlfuI Consle stored locally. I IEOROOM. I BATH 11*540 Travel Trailers lt.lbath,kitchencquippedwallto bedroomsetsl93each, I bedroom%Crvi, usea machines. 001(Count Lol tail Call III 8)79, WIfnMES. PACKCDFuLL op '' HELPERS, Good t';s, appiy ; b.'itn, p'srit'lci. Shag sets (M.oaern n'tt ..'i clean, 1 bedroom apt- IF you hCye L!50 a-sd IF you are crr.i ft Jsk per. Provincia, with will carpet, fenced. $77300 A Tep DeIlo lisP ?ivas YOU-0 EX Reported like new Responsible ixrpeled, family room A lovely i'Ol SIC. t"i•v.r.'!S Training Cr.d of paying high rent, let vs MOONEY APPL:A?ICES, 323. in prrcas to 960 Rooting Corn 1972 72' CZr',liin. Sleeps 6. Pay bedding $179; name brand box merit, Married couple Oflip Call Cil PECT AND DeseRvE' 60) party can take a big saving on tow 6 avocado electric kitchen. Corn Danny, 13)) Semlnoià Blvd. fl7 950? alter 6. Show you thiS 3 bedroom, 2 bath FLORIDA RETIREMENT, fur equity of $300 and take over. Call required. Opportunity for Spring's & mattresses $3 per set; ChIld Care ji _____ payment balance, Write: GULF CaiP4beri'y. home. Assume mortgage of ap petely fenced yard. beautiful!y 5/1 7711. vancensent, Apply Days Inn, 1.1 & nished7bedroom,lbath,neatasa odd chests & night Stands LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS COAST PIANO CO.. W.O. B 667, 2 Bedroom Upstairs. proximately IC.SO at 1 16 SR 4& landscaped. This owner Iran a CHtLDCARE IN MY HOME n. fruit, 1)6.500. 4l1. Inspect at United pet. Income and lr,vC%tiga?o, traInee. National G Panama City, Fla., 32601. 6 Mos. Lease. $175 Mo. ster,ed. Snd will sell VA or FI4A. 1972 Argosy Camping Trailer, With HOTLUPICHES WEEKDAY5 Monthly payments only 55$ Company. Top Pay. Excellent Do you like working with living -. Freight Salei Warehouse Outlet, Investment Property All 1973 model air conditioners must 'B accessories . Si-It contained. Alt Ca1l37370I7afterS CALL 37) 87v7 Priced at a low, 127.950. Call Mary 3530 5 Orange Ave. Orlando. 57k)0 Down 1)34 mo Clean ' plants. We need Potters. packers fringe benefits. Mt hays clear Pes,iak, Assoc. 00' Any air conditioners in stock, 61 conditioned. Colt when new, $7100, LAKE MARY 1 lots 260' x ISO' in $$79I Hr's. Mon-En. 9 10 and generous la'rs in bedroom, Ibath. Walk to shopping record. car and pho. Phone, 305 9. Sat. our Two bedroom Building Materials- - Nurte wants to keep infants in her over cost plus freight, Call 372. - __________ duplex furnished Asking $6500. Call 3304730, TexTace dude's lake privileges. Sales price -, - SANFORD AREA 9 t S Terms availa'jI,. & hospital. Must qualify. $16,200 S94 .O7) nursery. Good benefits, Apply in Orlando, or 1001 home, days 323 511 or 372264 0241 arid ask for Sam apartment, 4720 Orlando Drive, 116,500, with 79 pet. down. SANFORD Surplus new lumber, person, 2525 S. Park Ave., Apopka Executive Center Drive. An Equal Sanford Roberts & Gilman ) FOR SALE 3 Ton used central air conditioner. 16 or catl U&2222. eat. $9. Will keep a smail Child in my home all size,, half price, Opportunity Employer Auto Repairs Realty Commercial building, 30' x a)' with Freight Damaged heats & Cools, water cooled type. THE OWNERS HATED to leave '23,500 323 $47Q Can gi ve referenic,i 3231SU. WELAKA APARTMENTS i: 830.5500 Parts-Accessories air conditioned office. tdeal for theirneat3bedroom,7 ba th home, Will demonStrate, 1715. 3220513, Washers and Refrigerators, Dic Crane operator, Needed In AND STATEWIDE Realtor, '323-5774 fhW.1t5t, k 's A'' 4 Inc. storage and busiest. Lot size S5' x Childrerrs oQtgrpv.l clott Rea l tor s newly painted with fenced yard, i ______________________________ Cassefben'y area. Call (3) 934L0'gwao. I - t 2 VOltAuloB.atteries,5 Appliance Sa'es & Service, 2617 S. 64 Circulating Oil Heater, with 100 gal. !. Call Bud. EXPANSION 21 Equipment for Rent and futnhlurt sell quickly wIth a 3542 after 7 P.M. but they were transferred, and '23,900 61 CA.WHI 000PISR..BROKtR Lovely .3 bedrm, 7 bath custom French Ave. Sanford. 3277651. REEL-S BODY SHOP tank, 3229437 after classified ad had to go, to their lou Is your 32 I)) N. Park,, Sanford Houses Rent home sodded lot. nice locatno 1109 Sanford Avenue ' JOHNNY WALKER _______________________ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet With or without experience. Age rio gain. Sat this today. P-lire section. 322 $991, Nights, 3n-1 Unfurnished Child care in my home, Monday We hCy* openings for Truck city taxes, 16x 72 Pool' $S1.G3O. barrier. Agents and Managers $35,500 with good terrs. Liquidation REALTY --o-t.-s, Ware.nse and Sales 838. 53 TV-Radio-Stem 5548 _____________________________ 1W. throui Friday, hot meats. Call 3 bedroom, 1 bath concrete block, CARROLL'S FURNITURE. 17 Personnel, 4 hr. week, Excellent needed, leads at no cost to 'ou. HOMES and APTS, for rct. From Junk Cars ________ Removed Sale 'Ioor overloaded! Must dispose after S p rn 373 5241. 3226137.Att.rs,]fl.11fl WynnwO0d Section. 32270$a. ____ Contact Cap Kuntz, Regional Stemper Agency fringe benefits, Apply in person of: IIOO mo. Call 423-766). HOME GREGORYMOBILEHOMjS , Directo, at 647)777,Protessicnal after 9 a.m. to SCOTTYS HOME .,* *STEREOS* * 6S Living room sets RENTALS- 'er_9 to 9. SOOFrenchAve, Abandoned, unwanted, lunk cars SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL. WP. 380jOrlaructoor. 01V'LoPMENT Op Iris. Corp.. 2211 Lee Rd. Suite 211. Petsandsuppljes 9 BUILDERS, 700 French Ave., Good Things to Eat Bedroom sets 2235200 47 hauled away. Your cost, ito. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE "Stop Urn •,,, ______________________ 323 oo Real Estate Wanted WILCO LAND CO ' S*n$urd, Sunland: 3 bedroom, bath, kitchen 322199% Orlando 295 6191 anytime. Dinette & DinIng rm. sets 1919$. French 1, Zenith component stereo, Pay Miniature registered Real Estate Salesmen Farm Fresh Rabbit, any quamty. Sl CARRIAGE HILL furnished. male '' thed $160 mo. Call 772 0)53 Eve. Sunday, 322 7371 or China Cabinets Listings Wantei SERVICES UNLIMITED R&D AIR CONDITIONING nd C mo old, all Shots. balance of 544 70 or $6 per mo d for lit. Excellent commission. Call after 4 P m government inspected, 7Cc a FACTORY HELP needed Easy Chars C Hoffman Painting & Decorating AND HEATING SERVICE HANDYMAN • .i Shift . $7.50 per hour to 78 2. Magnovox. walnut console, Pay Francis Cygon, Manager, prvnd. 172 1231 .Motorcycles CailBart Real Estate home. 136.300 Even Washers & Dryers Interior & Exterior, Quality Work. Ph.13092 )7 PEASOPIIIBLE PRICES. CALL 322 SANFORD, New 2 and 3 bedroom EN balance of 16240 or IS per ma 130-9207 start, lSc raise in)o days. Reçuar - -,' '-' JIM HUNT REALTY Though ' though it's priced less than other I Several beautiful complete king Licensed & InSured. 3234)41. 3951 2lHour5.lce JACK R. McCLURE raises thereafter. Paid holidays '7OKawasaki ISO Avenger RCAwalnutcone Pay balance Gtrmen Shepherd pups, AKC, 6 1 townhouses. West 251h St. at P4QU' 1) 7571 P.irh, Dr rgorn homes in area, It is the size beos 'Central Air Conditioning, For free 372 7111 Instruct ions Ca!I)fl Peg Real E'tate Broker of $119 or Ii per mo $373 and vacations, Mutt be able to wks. 53-0. Animal Haven Kennels, Ave Pent starts at %72S 127 $661 best buy on today's market, It's Realtor After Hours; _______________________ __________________________ Lots of Single mattresses estimate, call Carl Harris, at " or 617 (9O instant credit. Phone 647.I77, $31 6)19 handle 10 lb. bagS. Apply in per32 5753 between 1a.m. .6 P.M -48 Office desks, large & Small ListIngs Wanted SEARS in Sanford. 21771. son, Premix HALLMARK, 17$S W. Fairbanks Marbietit. Hodges & Griffis Land Clearing For Builders, Subcontractors Some antique items Ave. Winter Park. Move Manufacturing Company, Junc. Aggressive, depindible salesman, Executive location in Mayfair. 2 Let us take the worry out of selling Master GroomIng for 511 breeds. Let Complete House Plans and 5tp Excavating & Grading. Ph. 37)1797 Lamps & Misc. items Boat in the way? Sill It fast and easy f"ooms 3 ,jp baths Dish hon Hwy. 431 and 419, WinterApply New World Travel, Hwy. 17. your property. w. have qualified eded immediately to train 45 or 3776243, day or flute, us start your dog In Drawings. Fast, dependable, Fall term Mssumt' mortgage, or put 5-10 pct. (j Read ______ washer with a low cost classified ad! waih.t,' Springs. dryer. EncloSed )3 W First SI., IBM, byyer's. We need your property It 92. Longwood. Ph, $3.4 9I74 economicll. Call Vlc?or-3413 Sp,l Price fnr Sept. Ca ll 323 COMPUTER 7550 pet. oft t down on new mortgage. We have Color TV $1495 Mo. garage, $260 per month plus 37360610,323 0511 PROGRAMMF.P; ThC 1911. fill ft. demands made voon us Open daily except Sunday lOam, to manymanymore,wecantellyou 7i4r,d CaroentersanctC,pent,rsH,, Rental Purchase Plan deposit. Will coflftlH5,wl,h -- 'DEAL DRAFTING & PLAN for qualified Programmers Call n ACTION firm. Forrest RETIRED? 5p.m. about. We arrange financing for Color World TV 134634$. option to purchase. 323,340). jr;`%*1 ~I;- -;,.. SERVICE, For builders, sub 641.1006 boberrn.an Pincher pups & adults, Greene fnc.Reattor, 645.2313 Qeaf W will train you for this I es vles - . MOWING, EDGING the home Of your choIce. Call or __ _ DELL'S AUCTION .. SR APPLIANCE REPAIR Non-eq can turn yoi goo skills in contt'actors 4 Individuals, Custom h.ohly5illedp,ofession &..c, $158200 AKC champion lineage TELEVISION SETSI2'UP & TRIMMING stop by our office, open fill S p m. 7 SALESMAN,APPIIanc.$ndneW gas THISWEEKAT Ter ms available. 36$ $740 4, .' to good US! No fee.lnstant pa y. 33 Houses Rent Furnished house plans, plot plans. 4. room All make'sserylce ,ou with employment at the same A CaMøt,hens, Real £stte ' CENTER MILLERS sys a week CALL 372.13j4 SO servce Good fringe benelits, Miscellaneous UNITED FREIOHT SALES additions. Ph. 717.)'9O P h $30$738 'ne The i-s no age limit, but Ph 647 11I Is Gid. Vs B.ler Li-la, - ------26190nIando Drive. 327 0353 46 'est Sanf ord Salary plus commission. Ex. flhI Let Rd. 36 wk. old miniature full b looded ' 7 Spanish. Mediterranean, 1 111111~ For Sale I Hooks Garden L Lawn Service must be willing to Start lrn 'We Don 't Stop Winter Park I bedroom. Wall to wall Carpet. 373-5620 ---__________________________' per ience preferred, but not Dachshunds, 13 3 each. Call In Full tine GE Appliances L ndscaping, Mow:ng. Edging, Frrnch Provincial bedroom set,, c Electric heat Air conditioned 0527 after 3 to, apponf,nfl,, Trimming Sanford Electric Corrp.iny 1 r n.,u,r 'l I ,, r ',c r 5' -'s;.r.;t %1t9Sandup 'S°S.3$Iylto Ac1jlt, no pets 3214241 STEREOS UlDn,da Puh c Utilii, ties, T-11 20) W. 1st 7572 Park Drive. 372 1587 13l)Iiij'l3(-si Every St1IIt1a Hwy. 17.02 Open Sat. 6 Sun 95 SI choose from. sit.s 13 $l599 Est,R.I54.bie..Aft.r &3236212 F r ee Household Goods St 372 51-11 , $38 -- -.____ 4 95 Pool Table taking up too much man Shepherd puppies from SEWING MACHINES S?'rutls, trimmed 8. s ha ped. Flower I,,9$ New '73 SIngers, 539 93 S. S TV Fl 34 Mobile Homes Rent 75.000 BTU air cinditloner, very room? A Classified Ad will find ita car mectanic, excellent each. Sanford Plaza beds cleaned 1. edged to per' SUMMER SALE w. ne buyer. and wetting Conditions. Working ORLANDO BUSINESS at Music Unlimited-Radio Shack tecl,on Specialist Mown by ed SYEREOSPECIAL Longwood-t bedroom, air. Ied Buy locally arid get service Singer -..----. .-.- -. wall heater, tank & stand, Ph. 373knowledge of all domestic and -(large) baths in prestige location. reqt 200 watt, AXeOCI) Garrarct corn ues only. Free estimate 373 COLLEGE private tat, carport, $175 plus -'PiallOr Fern Park Electronic Equipment 1341k7 por*nt set, rig. 1449, now Only importcars Apply in person, 106,I A.nd.ownerhasi ustreduced pn,ce deposit S31I)7 CAREER OPPORTUNITY in Davis. Bill Baker Volkswagen, Also available tpiaker5, Singer Sewing machines 139.95 to Prom1 7,O00to$4.500,Hassun ten .CARGO management, Person to assume FREIGHT DAMAGED 32193. 17-97, headphones and Garrard turn lying room, formal di Hagan Insulation, SANFORD TV's, phone equipment, 9 5tract Lawn Service. Odd jobs, and LI9h( 139.95, Inspect and test at 335Q S. fespon%Ibiiity and as assistant IN lATh PLA:A.pI.N PAMk tables. . STEREO tape player, FM-AM radios, tape hauling Tremblay, 323 777 Mobile Home Lots HEATING & AIR CON. amily room, beautiful kitchen, Orange Ave., Orlando, Ph. 359. Production manager of the night Model P01496. II cu . ft. no f rost 111-1237 Walnut finish, DITIONING. 2609 Sanford Ave.. Handyman need. Must be ed retordeti. Ph. 3237570. $291. Terms available Hr's you name It, and thiS Shift of egg processing plant, If refrigerato r. Top freezer. Harvest For Rent Lana Pg,Mairit Wan,t,w Ovtlet located Monthly payments aslowas$7 per 322 6390. dependable Apply New World Fri. C to 9, Sat C to S. tee has it. But don't wait too long! I you have the Supervisory ex. ______________________________ SOFA BED a Gold finish. Only 6)5 ma. Full 3$50 S. Orange Ave. Commercial &pe,,n,ll It you have an eye for real value. month Set at Sanford Sewing Travel, Hwy. 17 92, LOngwood. Ph. Pi perience In industry and IS' x 133' lot for rent on canal right Matching Chair $ Orlando (between Holden a warranty Call 3220741 ask for a. Charles B.IowC0 3136675 Hire a super salesman, a classIfIed you'll eye I 1349421 Center, 307 E lit Downtown Ph s,. the classified acis I Jct'in River. Lights a, good mechanical aptitude, with.; Ces.r Off 3"im _____-_______ _____ Michigan) Hø:s 9-9 MOn..Fni, to slesti CARPET lid, to Sill your don ' t needs! 88. regularly rn9lnor evenings- 8111) water fCititji , (trailer perm,, .- '----------lit. 'hI S 10 progrft to upper fi'-,nl d4 Ci _________ r SaIe,rnan, neat, alert. perSonable a WALL TO WALL _________ it .ij 3-19 5115 after 2 P.M . .in I (tM Pue)(h cont ct -A'droorn with central heat and High school Oraduate or better operator sounas interest i ng to you Grooming- Prof euicr lit. w wit h lc,. Can ieaa to your golden OP -.1111111111111111111111111111111111 and you are ova Table to 5tnf VIP-ICE BREWER • am 6 p.m. Animal Ha,,, 34 Resort portunsty it you have the Properly feed fenc nig We install best immediately, we can havC you TOWER 5BEAI)TY SALON Grooming and Boarding. 372 575 quafification Iflct desire for your 1 35.000 or Rent q4lty tences, all lypes Fast over 7000 yards of new Oadloom wqrlung and training at the same ttorrnrrly H.ur,,,'tI S flea ity Nook I _______ future. Apply Zales Jewelers, Turner Fer.c. C2 373 37*1 pe There is SI; C Pm', 317 57i7 age limit __________________________________ Sanford Plaza, No phone callS, Htiifhj5fl high hoot diploma is £01 Oceanfront apartments installation Will sell and install, FORST IN! TANTLtvlIhiG, Thls3ttedroom, 139 So. Atlantic, Daytona Beach ___________ at builder's wholesale cost, 60 30 reQur,d. Prepo'e youni41 for - C,v your hmi' o a bath Pemcve Call 377 4051. rentals for homes start at $75 per pet below retail. Financing future now in this highly rt-w4r Manager Tra;ne, Opening new riu4Iw. Protect Pai nt 372 5433 --, u.,, mincing available. Nice tree ----------For Rent-Motor grader & self Pressure t'ij F-I!rtc-na; inlerv;e,w SENKARIX GLASS& PAINT CO Office Good future. ANDERSON month. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY cleanwall$,patios roots, fr,e,t S haded lot. Has large living i-item, loading pan with operators 6 home estimate ARIES CARPET ilOMagrsola 11 EMPLOYMENT &ioota, Ave. Business Property EMPLOYER lmp,ac Spra labor, 130 99 )6 day or night ICICII, 3220397 es'. 1 711.4551. Call cotleclt od 37? SE'? For Rent C OvId be the jewel you're Sec4.irsçj '1....... 140A Don't thrøw away useful idle Car Wasna? t.ndftnt wanted. Hours 9 DC P ' A BULLDOZER DAY WORIC items Sell them quickly with a 'O6.San hour plus ti3flfl Improvements ORLANDO BUSINESS Ieaning lots our Spe Properly lot Rent. 306 C all 322.2420 Anytime cialty 323 17)1 ___________________________________ 0 Herald Want Ad by calling Must be experier1(e in telephone 322 after 3 p.m. Sanford Avenue, Available Oc Dilintng_inter or & 2611. and asking for a mn.;n?ioia corut and Cable c Cook for Deltona Inn. Wages e*ter',' 'Sanford's Sales Leaderfnicndlr tot*,' I fcw' __ 1nforrntIon, Call no. repairs, 'Sor truc1rq. Paid vacations aria 80-LONGER USED CAMPING roots painted, free hone-st Commemnurale With experience. four MultiPteListing Agency SwcCney's OSlie Supply, Take tnit,,stot. 4 east to th Ida Mory elperienced estimates, 3230791 Apply in per on. 666-4491. GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT holidays, sick leave. WINCO siN. Get off arid ge right on RE ILTORS Forest is on Par yetim 7$45 kDr tel. Miy lift, o sn,I 1'om rO,4c1uuc TIn, e-rwo all aum rr ----"----'--------.--.- -.NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD, Li't PE'flT nOon tI) 6. Vi,t0,5 welcome 'he , t. Opin on weekdays from JO IJI 3.30.$ogle,o,d Th. I Mature kitcttr'n help itiniy bd-visor ______________________________ Sumccjy5 from 1at1 1200 month. "("P you word your classified ad Wanted Ph 372.16)5 New shingles tacked on by square Call 3277611 or 131 9993, 031 4949 -(6 I 'm withair, or by hand Licensed & WC i.LL TRAIN TO SPRAY . Ifl1E JACKSON S (IRA '.' c - Supplies. insured 3719313 LAWNS 1750 PER HOUR 10 11 r'aint,ng, interior, exterior, Fur Houses for Sale 1 kiln dealer. 1(33. Closed Thursday Situations Wanted TM7 APPLY i74 PER5OPI TO fliture repair 4 refinishing %ant t) sell Something? A $m4il & Sunday. rn ill CANDA NCE OR.. FERN Licensed & bonded' ReCtonibie Regular and ' investment in a Classified Ad wiU l'ARK OR (Alt, P311060 orkiiiq mother will lh*fe fl(v lv' Seals 373 61)4 Char bmi"Q rr5i'% H&ACERAM1CS Subslititte (jlI' I' Q !ri(0! 1 .zi)1 E. Celery An.e , Santoi I--,-,., ir and understand children, Be INC. uIn Seminole Drywall and 5pm.;, 3 fcJrrr, 2 balM. 7.S41 and 37) 056) --n 'eatomt.;bly good heatth. No 1 . Service specialIzing in drywam 7548 El Cap'itan, Si.'ttord Central V,,V r 'm Equipment will lo st 'ortures Ph 3271335. drinking References rea,ired, I IL iCt heat air, tally CarpetOd. Conven th buyers ton small its 040 C41y witha CiaiSfted A4 Phone J73Ø4$$$4 m.tQip.m 372 t.onl finniqg. 671 460, CRAIIK vestment, Place a 16* cost WHOA Don' PALL SLATER t throw awayuseful die ;l1;c.11 or #31 M3 13')4 atler 5 pm. and CONSTRUCTION, PrcJ4 rssonaIwallpapef cl.;siified ad for results. ng,, items Sell them QuIckly With 4 Licensed - Residential Commercial Herald Want OAr1.AWU MEMORIAL PARK has Ad by calling 372 Free Estimates Ph 377 6473 ettino ready to move?Sell e c: ev. (f.f("J I.' 7811. and aSk.nq for a friend, Rusiness Opportunities a' salary and auorncbiIe itCrr.sqilil, m,.it-. i C,-i'.'. t.,J.,;J' •-ii.'Or expenses. li.C,' l- c' Park Dr i ve , , ., view call 327.1743. .,, Cu Days 377 7217 Custom made screen' roo ms, car t. BAR-B-0 ports Top workmanship DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING MECHANIC materials ,-"OF""ifl brnu,cla t. * profitable fait food carryout Patios, Walks LEACH ALUMINUM 3" and larger, pumps, 5prifliler 1h. NEWSPAPER does mm w mull FABRICATION 323 4673, sinest P-Iced; 1*0 Otnecal tine meth*ni 71 yeafl. Offers an for, Pool Decks -',-. -_________ Water conditioners. 327 1610 hot kiSowingly accept -Im .. Must hiv owii hand tools, Paid 'xCluilv fra!nctlisit, in thill Sanford Charles below experience Co. 373423 &A~.* kiinviaiiiiii CUO&M"1011114M 7; desired HE1FWAUTED A3S ACCOCK u-ce. Operate three days each ,h, v1ca1iOrv and hopitaliafi 50 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS ioldiceit Roofing & Sheet Metal '5 "Fix up" Time, Hire an expert Preference 30 commssioa, Apply in person . 1 SPR INKLER SYSTEMS basest o Gotten & Down Spouts repairman from today's classified from em. Jim Lath Chrysler Plymoutpi, 2613 'fr#ifl YOU. provide all equipment Ali types and site% 600 French Ave players ads! Orlando '$ Covered provide opening promotion. 4 by tt,. Cm-lye 5rj We repair and service A'F 'rctt pote'itai 55I3 DISCRIMINATIOtj .t tIUDDYS STINE MACHINE 6. WANTED rLAI( j~i jjvr oOraIor IN VIAPILOYI-AT NT 1 uI letc.r.iJ in person to the t'iCT. HOME IMPROVEMENTS SUPPLY CO Wan*td by pl4tfL Ufllaled *-itr Mq0 Information MAY be COOBUIIN FENCE co District School Board Srail Jots Wanted c.mpary. Shift wort. PH. Will ' $30 574k train 41/ 11 cbtairwd form the Wigi, 322 1)3* 1 3'i7 I.'I 5r,1 di 202 Commercial St. mechanically irittined individua l , Hour office at Rm. 309, Or. 'T'I Sanford Apptsnpl.r5,)Ij4 in, Ion fol:30 tandø Prc. Ctr 22W Lake e , f-n Y Paa-- W;r 4 vor Call R.auty Or P I U. 0 Ft;i :,.r.,. (Cnl4'i. i.or-.g .'..!liiiii1 iit'IJi'i t -- ir t -.o w s.t. F ia P4ik St.;le Hop 43, Lecitj'g. F t 24I.w Longwood, $047613395 -_______________ _. 817 W. 1sf St. 3225641 . Trucks and Trailers l _____ P - - Check With Us Before You Buy ' ' DON HOWE - C. - - . -' - ... CORBETT NEW HOMES. _______ - ___________________ SU-B-ARU - Ste n stro m ----- - ReaI - . - __ DL WAGON - -' NOW 28 BEST VALUE. - ' _____________ __________ - . - 1973 - _______________________ - CI - ' ' _-... ,',. - - ' .. Forrest Greene. Inc. - RFHOUSE , , I. I., - ..... . -' . FACTORY PRICES -______________ - . . - ----- __. Terry Travel Trailer --- 26X) CO. - - - - - - - -. ____ ( Pct. M' ''---------------.------.--- I FWEHAVEATERRYFOR YOUI] I - - ____ _______ ______ .___ . LAKEFRONT PROPERTY . _____ ' _____ ______ - _______________ __________________ horneStes - 150 JOHN SAULS AGENCY . - -' ' - - - ALL MODELS ON DISPLA Payton ____----- ----- ; _______ NE92 -- _______ 834-9424 ____ NEW WORLD TRAVEL ______ - - - 8] ZIG ZAGS - - _____ ____ eneva - - . Hall - B - PROGRAM ________ - ----- Shampooer for Only $1 per day. -' -______________________________ A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! 834-3131 Air Conditioning • _ __ - -- _______ 4- Concrete Home mprovements ____________________________ TER - - Draftkg 3?? 9211; 37? 3991,3720843 MEN&WOME clean, fenced yard, beautifully id cwariig _______________________ _______________________ landscaped, ovmer is ready to M. - . - i ,..,. ASSISTANT IdylIwilde IV . CALL 834-8588 NOWL"Ad Y now. ______________ REALT PRODUCTION * * MANAGER* * kMILY HAVEN? Heqe"safre,tige I (large b room house with 7 Uwn Servke Apphancei Lif t Stenstrom Real~ - ,-, ------- UNSWORTH ________ - - _______________ Till We Succeed! " _______________ HE DONE ME WRONG-', Ocr In Elmer Bakalla, Inc. good Condition, $773, Kero 1017. UNITED FREIGHT SALES 'IJ)C Jierahi Jack Zig Zao-13$. Hc'cchs Name brand vacuums, 1 t , thipmother. $7jea Chansp Golden Touch 4. Sew -- Ill a Electroni Equipment Repair ____ _ _______________ Attic Insulations MED I BM Repairs ______________________ K EVPU NCH _____________ - TRAINEES Mayfair OCR Phi filCh - - a -. SPINEBREELE __________ no FARMS. pleas. Ih floors wtPs carpeting mci tireplace, Frame Stuccio Pinecresi antation age Quite simply the finest adult mobile home park in America today. Close to Orlando, Extraordinary location, Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot ti, klfn, and Florida porch, I Consfructj,, Foremen * - 1 - __ 41 __ I0 tAPI0 CIRCULATION UP District Manager LABORERS If. CUSTOMERS GO? tv'"r Kingsberry Hcrnn *''' '' - SCHOOL wit I— - ,.'-..-,.. !' SANFORD REAI.Ty KING'S TASTE * * - BUS [iki VthS * * for Good Hours a - BOYS AND GIRLS Opening t Good ay i If At The Earn Your Own Money By Delivering A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week Sanford Herald Pressure CIeanig MOTHERS Glass-Mirrors " YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL ________ niivt iviusi Ut- lHt DAY WHEN YOU EARN ,.,- i. Home YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. - - 1 ,,, ,, , NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE Previous circulat ' but 1 not necessary. AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR APPOINTMENTS -- WaIIpo,'ier Hang1n'' - a - - Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD. 'p - LONGWOOD CASSELBERRY . - THE i SANFORD HERALD - .--. FOREST CITY Apply Deportment Wt1LI Dri'Ir,g Concrete -- _.. CALL 322 - 261 1 -, 322.1252 -- NO SUNDAY DELIVERY DeBARY & DELTONA . . . --------.-_--___.__........ WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS FOR MORE INFORMATION 322.2611 Ceramics - CASSELBERR Y CALL MULTI-MEDIA 2 UBLIC RELATON5 ________ EARN 535, to 170. WEEKLY A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT NO SUNDAY DELIVERY ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD DELTON. LONG WOOD ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. RooThig -..---------------------,' - Excellent starting ,, ,_i ' - - AGE 12 OR OVER . - . - - . BuHdozi g - NEEDED Th . HOUSEWIVES available up 1036 months. Free [Ui Fencing Beauty. Care I - ' 441 m Pet Care _____ 'MMFDIATE INSTALLATION ;CO$ThflfClal carpet wholesaler has car t left over from comm*rcial - WHER E DO 11 I Ii ___ . Furnished els open for your inspection AT THE FOREST - COLLEGE .e- 2 bath can be yours for - CALL 834-8588 NOW - Vii THE SANFORD HERALD ________ CONCRETE PATIOS .. -- -_ �I - 1 1 Ii 1IIAI I -. T 1 'II t!~_ .. -- ?- i IJ - '_ __ iflY : - f Tfl Ii iii . - F'b - a -. - .' --- Ii .- - 0 wiO DeBary Power Plant Planned ___ . A%A , . 1_____.. _ .1 I 1 I . /-:E -1 ______ /.1 go013 ! - A C -. -, . . I C I .6 IWI' -_, '--I.- - Detergent - .0 6 oft . I - LE MEojJ:IIMO '. - ULAQTR*T 1 I . , I ,-'i. __ Whip , i :-'i . % J ,. ft. f .. " W (~ I f liCtUDING ALL I BACCO Plika - 'L - . O ? 9 A % A multi-million dollar project near DeBary to build generators for peak power periods - in hopes of reducing chances of blackouts and brownouts- has been announced by Florida Power Corporation, The corporation has purchased a 900-acre site north of the city for $2million and will Install six "midrange peaking generators" by 1975' to provide power during afternoon and evening peak power demand periods, "These generators run on clean, very expensive oil, so we'll only run them during the peak periods," i'pc . o%m , m---..----- t a" I. M __ (A ! ,,~AIGJAR$111' __ way to to I i &JL;1C iu)wwx - Club t . ;Breakfast * 20oz. Loaf D-iIk$swsIy sweet 5Lb.8au59c Sugar - ' 4"s lut.,I..,,.,t lra.d 5ua.wbIte Tomato Juice . . . . . . . . . SAVE I It, Dal Maui. 3 3 0 Fruit Cocktail...... . . . . Mik eI Monte Corn • • • • • SAVE 4 . Del Meat. I S '-a-'* t: 9303 p'9' • •ø SAVE It. Del Meat. $..sa.ead q 4-0 . . .... . '.' J Brownie Supreme .... "-' Tomato Catsup SAVE lit, lilt1 C.k.r r. A 0303 Beans . .. . . . . . . . Green tA%it 1, r.1 #A*ntv A....,.d !~1 I - - _1P_1 / ......... Ir" -- tu £ - li5*~ Whi 6t pip. i s - a INSTANT ____ Pound P !. t-XIRA Ch"640016 11001 W lffhcy W~~Zo " ~on Pot Pies ....... 4 4< I JWGreenstamps oloo W Puiuuast I' ,t..47' Cut Green Beans ........'5,59' Hills 91"t fresise 52' ......... pi, SAW! 7c. Sal Ia. CAa.A Seat Dog Food .......... 2 ... 92' . Peanut Butter ......... -- " Se.ta. r,.u. * : P 11 ' T.11IP.U. 7.'z. tub 79' -. - . .' 49' . canl~_ 4 .j X1 rF__ ____t M / 39' , / 39 tT -\ /, 1~ Sirloin, . ,r ey I il / Phelffr Dressing ..... I F.WiFtio-olifilfjtilloisylilcovtn%tufty- U . . - . . J'AreenStamps wm f V j ' I Evidently ii a_Is. . - Pheiffor Dressing ..... I 1.5k'. Hickory S...k.4 Orange Marmalade.. o 3 1129-011- I : 4 a SAVI 234, Si5•ii U-si. . ............. . reenSIampsi 0 SAY! 14.. $.the,. all you must al5oaveethatRiggsisgo1ng • seUac Billie .,.. cause I ye yet to get the first phone call contradicting this obvious warom - ~ .. .I. ~~ . __ - 7 . 3-3 Its. Averelle prognostication! I L. -1-0-. W.d 8"4 06 to ps,, 'i --------mftmmmm-~ .... I It does bring to mind comments of Prof. Laurel Walum, Ohio State University SAVE M. IraN - - - ---Itftllnnblnnnr._ w-- - ---W SAVE Sc. with most Kraft Spaghøttl - • .••• W ll,,lss. . i... .. ., Bundt Cake Mixes .... 599 Iilh$ O..,d (Twi..P.t1 $Av ;: 79' wTen'' $*A S.... ... lot-off taboo 79' 69 $ft' Effecti ve Fn NX V"WA Dejt ... .••••e.....• t.h-..-J,.,h Old ' 49c '- "''49' - __ Three Bean Salad...... '59c Its-'59 1 -/ t ___ ~~ - ___ f0a dAatIkatDfft - : ___--= -f 379 - ~ ____________ - I __ - I 1. ,-0Cft"%6-sft".,6,_ Lysel Toilet - --- - -.4, - - - - - - Alt-M.&t IF t iI v'-*-- it~ -PV - . ~ 4 __ iGreenStama.p 1J f _1 4 4'r ~ I , very sad expression on Bobby's face after he has lost the 'ea ra - sam"a .___ FORT IIERCE,-The mother of a slaying victim tells a jut- v her daughter left with Gerard Schaefe * never see tier again. (Page 5A) ould L I - Ms. Stephanie 11yan "" floney. IOCA at today's page I ' : 79 Y. 17-92 and Airport, Blvd., Sa,hjrd CLOSED SUNDAY SCMINOLE PLAZA Hwy. 17-92, Casseiborry l - O;i#t,oui --- mrketslL '' _. '"" - hero.......and tomorrow mor- - Dairt Fresh 2. JUSTICE DEPART,NIENT takes position that the minimum fees en.braced by hundreds of (Page "" "fl I I ~_ 0 ( - - ampow- , , ci -lr .. t:4. - r0 - IA __ - m - . - 4 -' -: - - - - - - - PARENTS.TEACHERS AND STUDENTS TALK ATONCE . .. At one point, fist fight almost occurred (Herald Photo by Mark Weintz) er u and what was important was small classes that double ______________ ar e a e By MARK WEI Herald Stall W ri ter Ex penses Are ut C - . - - '.' ft - sistant State Atty. William with the $150,000 lire that razed statement by former orange Sinley. the marine dealership. County Sheriff's detec:lve Staley declined to iden tify the According to court records CorUs Fisher Joe Thomas Russell, u-year- twoperssonwh that implica tes ose tesony Eddie Booker Williams was two men in the blaze. old SanFord cattleman, is the state alleges Russell corn- charged with arson, grand"We scheduled for arraignment mitted pe rjur uncovered information y in sworn sta te- larceny and felony burglary. that Booker Williams and Mcntlav in circuit court on a ments taken in the ( ire invest I. Re cor ds show Wi1lian waived Bobby perjury charge in connection gation, Thommasson were cohis right to a speedytrial and conspirators along with others with the 1971 fire that destroyed llusmll was arrested Jan. 6, the case is still pending. in the arson case of Meador's Meador's Marine on the San. 1972 on arson and conspiracy Qiarges of arson and co Marine," Fisher said. ford lakefroni charges in the Meador's fire but spiracy against Dewey 0. Staley said two suspects in Russell posted $3,000 bond the charges were dropped by Greene were dropped alter Sisthe arson case have been and was released from Semi- State Atty. Abbott Herring's trunk vanished, according to granted immunity under note County jail following his office when state witness court files. Florida statutes for testimony arrest on the perju charge Harold Sistnk couldn't be Court files show Sisink was abou t the fire but declined earlier th is week. to found wi thin the 60 day speedy so ught on arson, gra nd larceny identify them. The perjury count was filed trial limit demanded by and felong burglary charges in on Aetna Insurance Company on the basis of testimony from Russell's lawyer. the lire case but was never settled a fire damage clan by two suspects linked to the Feb. Two Tho lando men were aiso asted. Euge ne 1971 f ire, according to AsMeadors alter the fwe ___________________ - in connect -----------.in 1972 i on Also In court files is a sworn-for $16,000. -. - . - __ _. I 1=4waSR 436 Solute By DONNA ESTM Sou t -Swofford at Tuesday night's construction is completed. the seen only with a '1 planned interchange accelerated to the point wt ere and purchase of addition, modifications to be put out for no relief is ING WOOD A stunned provid, He urged righ ts of ways. Mayor Eugene Jaques rat Drummond today called for a bid in November a "waste of instead that conslmcti on plans public meeting of city, county tie taxpayers' nncy," He said be changed to provide elevated ,. stonily silent Wednesd "The state and federal , ay night and state officials to request current plans are to fill in the as he learned the city council "fly-over" left turn lanes. governments should provide state and federal funding For a middle section of the SR 436 Swofford said with this method funding for a cloverleaf in as (lid not budget his $2,400 ex. ermanent solution to the bridge over 14 to provide left no additional right-of.way will much as the original in. politicaI parties nominate candidates for the No. 2 spot on their national tickets. (Page 2A) to Drummond disagreed, saying $2,400 expenses. But Coun. engineer lliH Benedict should ;a be Invited, Cro3swordpuzzle _ Sports . . . .... 9A-IIA expense money . had not been " it you wanna call nd tell Dear Abbv 611 State - --- ---------SA Inc that I as right about Lditorialcomrmient 4A Stocks 2A Riggs, I'll accept your 5fl TV -----------------611 apologies ----ftumml 111111,1111 .- - - - centapenanentsolutionto The The Iongwood budget interchange problem with the adopted a week ago is state picking up the per cent $4,218,170. balance. I ~ - - reporting I wis receiving a 100 "Since so much productive -_ per cent salary increase when I hine is being wasted with ___~ - -, - ____ wasn'Ll' hearsay and recriminations, I Jaques had been paid $5,000 suggest the public meeting," Drummondsaid. e a annually plus ii,eoo expenses state Department f Iran. money since March Th e raise sportatio ecrear Walter proved in budget work Nblic notices ....... 8B l)rurn . ontinue ersa Clusifiedads _.. 9B-IIB ri! I: Is, . Bridge satisfactorily meet the traffic lie insisted b the time the a permanent solution can be " in - Index -_ -_ turn lanes to 14 southbound k%l budget," Jaques said. "It was Swofford that planned <~% disheartening to have five modifications of the highly -~ % members of the board sit there traveled intersection will not not in provide , .I permanent solution, ': -%: the budget, bu! :11111~%Ing the agreed with his political ad- newsp&'pers ... iu' W ,~. ~ M.. - M HI!. F I OltIIM SUPUEML COURT upholds a eaF f)nirnmond in response to obenit hi '.l inti it tiks onl iornmon I din t hio V. th tatuiiu uts from rltarnonte sense to separate smut from art (Page 5A) removed the ,400 from the Springs Ma>or Lawrence ninu 0P - 1Lft .i The first hour of the meeting _______ almost drowned the boatd in - pense account along with his 'inuned j, up Interstate VSR 436 45c L,keErie5meltc.... 131 . • II.L round are K ing ) y - I - _:~_, disapproval -but a-Jaculty reprmntative from Teague se. i" ~ ~_ - ,T_ - - ~-= ____ _7_&_~ _~4 Count) Commissioner (;reg .a A !;7 =. .10 ~ ~~ =__ -__Z.: - ________ UGENE JAQUES IfleS Nel.A./44S. big-mouth ,. , - Ntb,% -. 1. _- y..;:Ir ~ i , - -- - ...lsesmoney hustler will be tr>ing to hustle T where 5.Iea Trti, w kno some say in women's lAb. And, f just for the record her name is y~~ Billie Jean KING, and make .-.*.: - ISO Mayer Wieners. like (or otj to tha t even us Young people J '" JwGreenStamps _ - Z ~~ tennis balls! I------------------------ I . I would like to put in my a' , _. iY.1 o., - . 16-91.5110 "Am, - 4W-IF PV what's her name ..... by the % way, It !hould be Billie, then Bobby; after all ladies first! . Bowl Clean e r _ - little itein in Around The Clock, I -:- , __ _%6 - - not ask for new schoob before on bus routes and overcrowding problems brought up by the driver's association, Layer said he expects 15 buses ordered a year ago from Arkamis to arrive Friday, and be immediately plugged into . I __ _. _. - 4.- . I _:44 - . - __ ~4 the route systems. i-. Spolski, about Bobby Riggs and Billie EXTRA - ___-Wi - shopping the county's IOdrlvers will stage a 'rot walk." Today, Layer chailegea the right of the drivers to strike, saying "th ey can quit if th ey want, but they can't strike -it's illegal," Layer said the administration has "no emergency plans in se the drivers do walk out, ly 10,000 of the count y 's st udents get to school without a bus, he said, adding the b ur den of transportation would fall on the pa r ents. The cannot keep the buses moving by assigning emergency drivers, he said, as state law req uires drivers to be properly trained and licensed. Layer spoke during a break in a m orn ing staff meeting yearo1dgirlwhoissopao Starting to remem be r floW. "Well, the name is Stephanie Ryan. And In regards to your 1R Pi Crvgj Mis $103 65' - e Pillsbury - Sandwich Spread ..... 0.4.1 $.y,. $..ji1t..t u-a.. Sniokie Links ......... Phop, eJ The followingis the only adverse comment which I,ve received. (and I know that the y is 'Joking'.... ) .6 Ground Beef Plus . a 0 0 1 los. egg 3 - tt,.i Whiting Filles •••• - -' Osasr MyI; $..eauhw.Iar.f Oscar S.O... . (With T.'f.r.d V•gaisW. Prat.i. _si __ JLWA% ~_ =-_,_ -___ - 1? 12-08. p -wo - - Lyk esFranks......... t - AfMvr It., Mic.Cu t...ui.s %v.i /2 - ~~_-- __ __ ___- - . _________________________ Hams ......... Swift. P"Iu J _______ 5.s.fts Pr.*w.. Sa.*Ia., n CreenStamps • " 4 __ for 1 English Cut Roast ,... - Ir _____ __________ each '. pillshury Chotolefe Illult OVA, or choc*lelo milk Instant amefifest I Swft, Pr.mIww Ma. __ _____ •' FOLIE.p _____________________________ HoagieSandwieh...... I - / Dui,,#..i t.•Mad. Hostess ___L tyR- - -_ \- 0LH-U.slf 0.tI.,.sI Lime Supreme ....,.... i '' sociologist, saying women must be not demand equality and to be "treated like a lady .......The more they try have their cake and eat it too the crumbier the cake ge ts!" __ Ic- - - year because of the "Wation ' 41 0-F tl!.c! -- Pr,aa Imperial Roast -' WOOF- - Potato Sa!d ....,... 00 Pr.1,. r. 7 ,I Swift' P'•i, Sa..I.,, Is ~ __~ ~_ - - I* , , Voalloaf __________ d ,tit/,,- - 13.s. pIe. Swift's prosoism son"a 1 7) German Style Bologna C" Chuck Steaks,... 1109906110. Slit I u.& s4pe. 2 , .n. _____ IA.., Mouthwash .. • lNw_t '-aday Sept. 20 Old W.rtd Slav,, $IM.d st P Antl.Perspirant . ..... Cepacol rla-s a4 U Hc.ak & I 4Ger,Sfamns - Colo" Scheduled to meet Friday with the drivers' salary committee, Layer said "any genuine inequities" will be rectified, but warned drivers not to expect parity with Orange County drivers. "We won't go by any one-county com parison, but by the swroding area," Layer d, some areas we are behind, in some we are ahead," Salary committee chairman Mrs. Eula Scott has said the group will demand starling pay $3,0, and salaries for 1 year veterans of $4,124. If the demands are not met, she told a Wednesday meeting at Sanford Middle School,'so per cent of I _-~ _____ - --. -__ - ____ L.4_ ----- term L-flned for more than a year. __________________________ - 1 ~ !~ ~ - situationwas A IC V the rd had would not have to be main- Layer said a -- ____ - - - be on double sessions for the rest of th,eir "Layer toda said relief is "on the way" In the form of 15 new buses, sorne route alternations, and salary negotiations. "equal status" between man and mouse, oops,..sofry bout that gala. AA.,I Tabi.!s Sees ,,, . "vise. l.a.•s. Cia.i tennis world, Billie Jean King. Since this is Supposed to somehow determine the true FkTF T707 - - ,L\ - __ ___ - __ - a- ___4 ____ hoot, Rick Mouman, seemed to By CHRIS NELSON turn the tide when he said that Herald Staff Writer he favored the double sessions. lie said the reduced time (10 Facing a threatened walkout by dissident Seminoleminutes per c lass) in tie County school bus drivers, Supt. William "Bud Tonight's the time when we find OUt lots about 0 fellah for nsnd Riggs and a queen of the "h --- 1 . '" C10 By John A. Spoiski [j4iIGreenStamps ' - MU Sc. WISs A Vtea.,.r l000.hl..d Jam et """ '• 1u 3-01. .S ps,. 4 Fish Fllps_ & Chips ........... '•. NNIF 'i" "'. Gorton Sole ............98' C..v.a1s.t Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix ......3 $ With I U-... Ravioli .................a. 42 SAYI 41. Pita. P.. I*..4S.r (r..aI.y A R LY Garde*n eas $...g 14% ,.... ............ ..i.' 42' E Individual Cod 44 7.Z ,.-s. comments have ____ F0r t ,2 firrt part raf th, ineeting applause followed and - Layer Vows Re/1"ef For B is rivers $13S :_Z Favorable t o on the perienced (IOUt)le sessions for solution to the overcrowding Mr. lAyer and other board Smaller classes allow in. double session plan like," It 3even Years up North and they situation would be considered members at the last meeting" dividulized and gives my kids a chance to get were not adversely affected Among the opposing remarks higher quality instruction by and he hoped double sessions education, involved in other activities;" the plan." to getup early," "I've noticed a * * * 0 6VLO ~Ar Stuffed Bell Peppers 1.1b. P8BCookies Grape 0-0 so.dam .." .~ Sara Lee Pull-Aparts ..... o s "' 79, ZestaSoltines .......... N.I.4..e N.ft•.sr*a,. Ragu Joe Orange Juice ........... 6 sea$ 4 "lowey "am Proton I '"aft '1 I 689' laurie. CHap trijI. CS.i I.p.A... : ; L ) Emotion flowed continuously these solutIons were offe red by sessions offered. Mossiiwn said through the crowd, and, at one point fisticuffs nearly ; 1, I Ou After the motion, Hoard sometimes drowned out every will learn less under this pan Member Stuart Culpepper told speker. because their time in school LI ,-- -Zhe st,inding room only crowd - .I Red.WhIte&Btv* Iesr 11.0-os lood. sopt I& SIM -n 0 ssI Teague Middle School on double sessions. Srhool Boird Sup!. Will The .special meeting was that A bve never seen such an P. Layer listened to the portable classrooms;" , called to reconsider the double arrogant display at any public proposals nd an wered 0, u sessions plan for Teague after meeting and If you people are so questions when his voice could "Year around school wouId be many parents complained. concerned where were you at be heard through the din. ng and the Board Member R. G. "Bud" C ' lad,, on the verge of opin 110 befor e that?" Feather said The majority I tcar ,: * 9 : - E plan gave their viewpoint. The second hour was used by Wednesday night of putting 1: 596 BUCKWHEATS By MARK WErM Iferald Staff Writer bmrd member peppored the ,-!-:~n despite repeated in. School board's approval terruptions by the croWd. V \ English Muffins . . ------' o s tongue lashing by a school implement the double session other to "Shut up." i.., hent (Jut Fit W Det t - M eetio ng / parents favoring the proposed Hoots of derision and yells of plan. During the last half hour flourished between two crowd RUMUM111111"MB-Hillijil;I ..;.; i., ~, - - a economically fueled plants take too long to build. ia U 59 C .. GENERAL MlLLS e r.- I .. I . I. .. . . . . . . . r. - - .- _~~__ 35..s. Calgonite 11. Alt P.cp.e. % 1call:8c I.... 4 Price 10 Cents I F: ft MN of" Ist ~ -t14~~. W ,.: N __. " ___ Skimmed hk s.uu •jJ/ The expensive generators were chosen for the site, Martin said, because steam plants and more grand Crisp __ t.- r, ~. ( Cottage Cheese .........., 49' 29c SAVE Sc. Car.., IS. ~--_ I **-hw 52' D.p,4itssh empers .li I I'/l lUa The DeBary site was chosen because of its proximity to existing power lines, the railroad line, and because the generators do not require cooling water, Martin said, large rangeJuice fliv.#a SegeL!etrink l7r.-:0 .. Wb.I. t 39 Foris Florida Tropilefte Mozzarella Cheese ...... 66 Wisi..ia CI..... S.c ludividv.lty.W,,p.d P'a.is* CI...,. V..d IZ Sliced 4flI" ........ 74, '" 79. WI.a.a.I.. Cb..s. I., $Iii,d ê.ui . Big-Eye Swiss .......... .,,. 0*6 I N Large Avocados .. •.•.• a.. Porfotl for Ilifing so, foleds Tasty Tomatoes .•..... 5..'- • A' 23' •'%' D.td..s,Iy PIav..4 tl.c. IAVI 1*. M.,t.r, Pasteurized Lemonade 3 helf. .i. 89' Cs..,. £ T.si. SI• IS.i. Merio's Pizza .......... si. 89' Kraft's S,..t.r. label I4..s. Pineapple...... ' i. SAY! 12t. Whole Kemal ,I or Cr.. Style 0.Id•u 1% Greenfleans........... Ib29 Sort Margarine .........b.0 39' D.I Maui. 66th Year, No, 26 197 .-' rapidly that we can barely keep up with the demand," Martin said, adding his company "signs u 250 new customers every working day -and they want power immediately when they throw the switch." Crisp Cauliflower ..... head 49C Fulit Ou Phj rhtlt jOc - •,,• Fresh Broccoli - latothervest Sliced Thursday, Seotember2O. . . •.• Cuhl.r.i. lnt.,I.urv.s* stand •_' :1 I.— 71 11 .. .~- p., Prune.Plums ... . . . . . . . . - 31 Evercane is Lettuce Bartlett Pears ....... p.ii.p. Lamm ___ Broad __ - -. 4 4LLJ pot 11.29c 1•I• Yea, Ch.i.r Puth.,. .14•,t,. IpS. Sir,,, I iu.dvu, II •ssll iii.) EI.s.,tvI Jwiy N.,,h..i.. P., 59c lcoberg -- Tall cans 17' Milk I uA/J? y 4 I.rps Crisp W.tt.,u - 4 1 male; - . -.- 7-bar-pack , - I L~ Breakfast Club -_ - __ _~__ __.__ ~.- Pon Wa [an I knowing how district manager Richard Martin said today. Martin said the company presently has two of the half-million dollar generators ready, and two more on order, noting they are similar to the jet powered turbines mounted on barges off New York City emergency operation. While he would not call the generators "emergency" equipment, Martin said their exclusive use during peak load hours would reduce the chances of a blackout in the area, "Central Florida is growing SO - - - I - ___________ I Or \ N - N -_ - - ' - - -. - - ' \~, L __ 1111101009611111M " 11 I !_ - /'/" / I -' ______ 11 ______ - / ______ _______ - - _JI1iuI_- - ---- - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/55b6d5bd261dd36e4478647ac63ccee2.pdf 264615be43d5279d16b7e538bf916c0f PDF Text Text - -: -. 1. - .- ,.. - - - -- -- - -' - ,-------- - _- __ 1_ ________ 12B-ThpanfordHer Thursday, Oct 111973 Better Batteries Are By FRANK MACOMBFR Copley Ntws Service : Irmo oww m1w longu doorstep. chv W proaching energy crisis and run QW P11411 it.s electrical appliances. Scientists at Rockwell GOA ~m am MW Internal.tomi Division (AI) say um Iw 'vx M they have solved a basic ltroblem which long has t,I&.-J:ed develoçment of a powcrful t'W um 1W This ke. they insist, ? Ih -- ____ - J thai IWl*a - - j,w -= in one 1. __=iI ____ - _ .• 0 I, - " _- - _- . ,-_ P 10 P r I ow"Rif $ Full Size Executive Der 1 ~, TsVodtm -- - ._ ___ - - I L. 11%;i 0 , i I - --._ffp!m.._~I - .. PF - j: .. - -. -- with lock is iipetsaity .k . I File o ers an Guides es ____ iut is 4O z 19' ad has thrt* box drawers, and irndasiypansl . 1 4UrJ ..-,.-- - - - ow Man siou i.eit - __ . Iftst SWW 1111mbluef-ft-f"tily Of low! MAW -factuftfs t1st 185Q. GmVe Stusn's October Sptcisl 166,45'. Chmi from "A Pan W5Q S*" MW -= 9 8 $2 69i.i units .., ,41 OZL ::": :Y. - V W 1; , ; Me ~,~__ - um van Milan r* XW, !A _ I %.,.!, L ateral - ____ . . --am .il . Iarrnale top Lil-suspension shdts assure smooth cperatior Soth drawers crcate d fully-planned cocm 6M INM listed on Ux- American Stock MM" Exchange, Gulfstresin Land & pw 11w Manufacturer's List $134.50. Giorgi Stuart's October Special S106.55'. am VW Milian W! VW -S TiVio-Drawer WORM,UMN , 1c, FACTS -- - __ '1 -- :' WJ lu" ___ I- requilumenis - . p, .. ______ --.________________ whale large-st aniptal in the world. chir" ii !enth nr 1(h . .....1- I. no teeth anJ feeds by 5*117171- pui4e lots ci space lot contioondanc. - V^N Luirt malta Iniuw ................ gil . &!aI WIUI (lnantrties urn ted t, s,ems re-' ,. P r' .=-. - , - Downtown - " QW um - rclurn, then and unly then %%ill you have a better Idea of why I I hi k I s a hodd I di and penalty to a man who ad- "-J' i mite that he's a shade the other ) . ________ .s tii*e vaic I,uC oe u tl4 111111 o LL-=A -' - -1 " "is A & - - - . Z - -1 = -. - - #jijl - geAL__ jr-_---_______________________ ________________ ___________________ _________________ .t. -- _..LP __________ k - -t . ... p" L-e __________ I ..-_ .T___- .- - - ja 11 . r z7 t Z - - ~ - wslv- ~-11 ~% __ - _f - -. Councilman Din Dorfman Thursday right urged the city .'. _ It WP - ,... - the project - . - , 4 _~', ~__ %~ - 'k X~ =C~ Dorfman offered to direct council took no action. -i '/ - - - ' Z. funding to turn the city*s new civic center into a cultural spot with regularly scheduled ballet-, theatre and concert orchestras Dorfman offered to direct the -- *tt - i 1 I 1 a J ' __ GOLDEN ARMS H1 RISE PLANS and pursWt of fedirrol IwAhag. Thecouncilineetingin work shop took no ct1O't on the ...StudiedhyKeer,DorfrnanandSwof!ord (Herald Photo by r)on'r Ecec servl will be available for 'reeommendatiGn, but is to 3C)II1C tune. Construction time discuss It later at 12 to 18 community.Sofford valued motel market they will view faorabb a was estimated Recreation Director Jim the high-rise at $4.5 million. fie said although plans were rezrining request. months. The land i 1<6ton r, quested an amend proposed In addition to 19 .7 townhouse approved and building permits Both projects will be con. 13 prope merit to the one.'nontb old development, Swofford said condominiums the Golden issued for me i owers before the Mdered at Tuesday s regular ___ --... now, Arms Toer il1 contain three city's new zoning ordinance 4 30 council meeting The budget to proide sa1ry for i TV Golden Arms Tower will dining rcooms, three ballrooms, was adopted the city neglected shopping mail has requested a new men's atWetic director, be built b the Dario Icardi- to banquet rooms, a first floor the fact and rezoned the parcel variance on parking 'pace size three new tennis courts ar I Johnny Unitas group, Swofford bar and a complete recreation highway interstate com- from 10 feet by 22 feet to nine by lighting on another of the tkill 8. mercial. The tower, the city's tallest Swofford said original motel The tract must be rnoneu to Swoffcrd pointed out the building, will b a complete plans for the tract were shelved allow the construction. Four same variance was granted to fields. Mayor Lawrence Swofford said it appears impcxisible to condominium townhouse with the overbuilding in the councilmen present indicated the Altamonte Mall. - fund another employe at this complex. . . (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) $16,802 First 111/ United Fund of Seminole Swoff - A When Hulbert learned the campaign chairman Len Unitas Fund had upped Its goal, he reported Oct. 4 a tothlof$16,2 added an ndditionl $200. collected tor'rds Its 3100 000 ghlights during Or rst - aston reported that SJC under state fundlng can conduct . ta onte ioruoniiuiOert,wi,ot5inrepor various courses . ou rovided in the city. He asked the board to modify its policy on civic center use his organization. I.-ist year Ja~ Alai contributed $1,000. . In the Casselbcrry area the campaigning Beth Glazer and Junior Polite twvc volunteered Aiminda "Tell me there are no ' Swofford to area contractors and shoddy in all Altamonte -.. - /' J 50X )t% '*Builders are charging it bi price and giving poor workmanship, but that is something the city cannot control," Myers COnCeded."The work does meet $0 the code, but it's still shoddy. .:. suggesting an Agnew successor. (Page 113) * THE' UNITED STATES will resupply Israel '~- - .. t- -i itli irtilkr shells and antitank ammunition ::. but holds un on niant's and tanks. (Paiw 1111 ,` ei from lawmakers to st'rvive the ,1 1 industry leaders say. (Page 5A) ~1%. - . . - lederal brothers ,1OO'Y .1 . . Act . ' ahuld be a -- ___ vaVrOrking 5A) - .. _ ..... .. - 6A Iforos,cope Bridge southern standard building rode does not require it in the Calendar Church news who will say - I 'S %` Dear Abby .... done Stockii . I - t dependent upon the length of Baton also recommended arrangements be made with a private enterprise ,'or the con- cession stand He said the concession stand can be leased annually for a 30 per cent return on profits. getting gram to grow because of the sugar fine sand. The council indicated support for construction of one ad- ditional tennis court if funds can be found and said an expert _ Mayor Lawrence Swofford ._L.$ •i_ -1$-. .-.n L-..- .- I--s 5J U$U*W to determine the best way to ig oil" ~ GA * door-to-door in their neigrt. I 3A 4B-5B 3A Hospital notes IA Public notices '.. - 6A !( In the proclamation, the f an - nch of cloud y Saturday. Slight chance of showers and thundershowers. ihASHINGTON iAPi - arc entitled to the today on his choice of a successor to resigned Vice innocent fun and festivity President Spiro T. Agaew r involve masquer."ing and visiting neighbors for trea ts - in a telc%Ulon address to the nation at 9 p rn. EDT. the White House announced - e.uWS President Nixon decided borhood -- th at I have X. time and the section to be used. mission called epon the citizens to use thus occasion as, a time to lilgB3 tUtu o upper . become be tter acquainted with 10their neighbors and asked near parents to join their children in Bulletin IA ,j the actRity of visiting from Finance and Taxation Committee says. (Page the apartments, but the since it* fire. dCIUCt1), dollars with the exact amount Weather A - I hope so - - - I 14811i tc I .• are several hundred . 'N T lreatNight for Lt~ citizens ago at the Meadows revealed 4 the fire walls were not present. Index Swofford answered by saying Arcadeat.is ----- 111 Lntutaininent fire wanLs arc prccnt between ------ Altamon te 1'1it _W - ~ - . - 1. - Halloween, which falls on school financing to allow reductions in local wall In the attic area and bet- roof IIl1 K. , 0' unter, oil 111E STATE should assuine a bigger share of ______ - . Ft.OI1IDA BLISINESS,NIEN have saved the n the Seminole County state from an energy shortage but need licip :'~' rilissioners officially designa He said a personal Inspection after a lire eight to nine months ii The mii)urs of fees to permit the cha and square dances he is plan.ning. Ig5 and buil~ling code requires a fire ' n Urged Fu \1ers1hurstl'vin.sit-d the NM a oween ... popular among state Republican officials tractor, Myers today told The 7,a)Te pledges. current campaign. un. law. ou nd . to work for the Fund (luring its responsible for gathering the meant to 'nati" just one con- Anythingfjfl15 glass o' orange juice Q -- See you ar .. THE NAINIES Connally, Rockefeller, Gold- .,.~ water and Reagan appear to be the most Explaining th,-t he had not S i -- acidity waiting for me In my I vv ledged, and 25 employes at violations in the Meadows Zavre's in S,anford hL-d pledged Apartments," Myers thun$6i6 after the first week of dered, extending his blast from for senior citizens and otheiiEcIassroorn - made a r.artial report of $2,676 - possibly one more tennIs court Deve I - time, that Lighting will have to wait until next year and -__________________ United Fund Collects shavin 0 K" Before I cut my Adam 's Annie And then there's marc - ,-- .,. Ot - ow wiff t1iii4u5 IPZJ "Ut - ____ W~ ' __________ land .A VV-- .111 ' ____________ UNITED FUND VOLUNTEERS ELATED .(l to r) .lim Rasa, Beth Henson, Len Unitas appear before the Internal Reunue Service and pay the '°' i' fl______ - 4 - Or 0 -: - - ___________________________________________ _____________________________________ NL I ' - eventhosanitarywer - - r __ -- , •- ~-~i-, _ i h - 4% um '$%at M $1060 St habla Espanol 1 33 East Robinson Str"et Zrw _ -_ ' : - - To 'Culture 1& - -' The developers, Mayor - flg ____ _ _. , - plaos '' OVI - - . Icee%thatyoumeafl Q ,, - -- '' . r Ward store, an A & P, a movie so- - . ______ -, . -, - - . ___ with a 5 million t ow I-W .' __ - Agnew's, do you think he would n't be thrown Into th e 4 pokey7 And not have to pay Interest on his C q oo?. trZJt*fl -- 0 : U(JI...n ' ' I A WWI Van 1we tree utorittue Parking Lots ___ en&- nic-,a', ared ic,!n; deeper a d deeper Into debt ... if this little guy pulled a boner like 1r WJQ Mot . ___ holding down two jobs (and us wife probably V~Att - unth Milli IVIrwfutwe'l list 163 10) at Ge a the street ow Vun Wif VIA" 4AW %0 r a S"Cisi Pri" of 148 95'. ' sdd4uoiial i cP'argr bt ou %av b7 pck.rç the i I F q94 - ,Aird li '7 - um, tw ! 1W . - fManuiac i 1. I f' v'... - ~vu. If you Wish, we'll im-pick #NJ dth- ver thtm for a smill $W" ' -- •' - an1w r '- -.1-4 fq __ - - '. W 'n-.., are ne case pricts lot brad new mrchandtse in the onginal cartons. P ick up at our downtcwn store (its easy to get to, ' 'rr epa' -' 1 - or p'ck V-em up at c _i It-gm for •. - t.. C So& Wv I _ - a ~__ .- - I tamonte Altamonte ,, ii'n 10111111111500 Al ' 9%91 z~ . ,. taw - n an enforce the said his major Lumplaint wit% waive ompation.al license fees -t By DONN A ES`TF -S week of the campaign were building code," Swofford the city is that adequate per. for the South Seminole Jaycees Iferald Staff Writer generous pledges from re plied. Anyone who says sonnel are not available commodity and I resent our riounie ,i substantial ath1inu Southern hell and Water d P d anything different is lying. inspect buildings. government being hypocritical on this total today, after the Bonnet. and W from emALTAMONTE SPRINGS-A per;ni i wa %er U fees an I I fireworks began after latest reports are 1BIdC III LI poyes of the Boy' Scouts, Red flabbergasted Mayor Lawrence Ordinances were not made to about it. Myers, pounding the council will enforce the ordinance. violate, but to enforce." United Fund luncheon hosted Home Swofford stood open mouthed , Cflii w,,, not cperate Q - Anything else in 3 After Thursday's verbal table, exploded when Sw offord by the Oledo Women s Club society which are 3 of the 11 Thursday night as Councilman ( Cont'd On P~. 3A Col. 1) skirmish with Swofford, Myers refused to okay a request to Among the contributors to A - What's the big deal about make reports at today's tun- agencies supported by the Don Myers charged him with .. . . .. .-.%k%W%~sZ-%PM=. spending more time eftforcing all "the good Agnew has done cheon is vice-president and United Futid of Seminole. Under the cirection of license laws against the for his country, etc.?" how generanui ' f 0 land I coirmiercial division chairman Jaycees than he do" enforcing 'bout all the little guys walking i Fronton t.t1l floe at 1111 i ly Jim Rosa, Montgomery Ward the building code tic,i tut t tuief's tat $57,35) at Goargo __ ,. urn, r'ith .............-. '• . I -- - = - V 7, ' Unfortunately there are too many wbo have an Indifferent goal after one week of camattitude an Ws most precious paigning, and hopes to an- ., - _ Loci" atechmm WAI to t*0 dtrmrs. Avatisbiti in itis it, df!~ Wip Stuart's Ou,tobtr Sptclil S34.20". - -1 Q-2V II'M , • ~. _;V=._ th,s, four dtIAu Spice Saver Model t - 'J Model the Maulatture : lit t47 35 - ,,, i' teui ~ ~__ 1!k' f Coolie Spittial is only $28 80". On tho 24"dttp - . . . right to vote. ow I*" .I - _. --wq -r 1^1 1W the armed forces arid die the li gh ting to protect It WWI VM - Ftrf"t in tht office, or home bitI de the desk. As a stand for the teltp4nt. fils eastly i nto most closits in M I. W • ('YI'.T ----I- -- -- -_.. &hw, ~W? I _. - . t,s ______ but out of tht wa and in a locked cabinet (both ----------- - • - . ~1.i - makes him a felon, and yet be doesn't lose the one basic freedom which we always use to exhort our young to go Into .er (1'I in - ,. - . . •. I The interstate Mall will contain 400,000 squire feet of - gets only a $10.000 fine; %hich Ia' 1i'i .__ - ____ ..,.•. A"Wllslidb~ ~'; ,, I . __~~ - . - N111111111111111111111111. l •I I'vc heard that only one • of many charges revolves around 1110A,000 ... and yet he ____ '1.,.- :j1__ in community development and ti* .it --_-_--' - 11 ~ . ___ regular file f&ders or for hanging folders fF&ers itiutrated but not n i n office area incI d d d -t I- A '' mUnIt'. - --- - ' -type filets for letter sizi or legal sde folders... for - -1 ~Ir`~ ~ , - -rI-LOM _._-~ bugging you? A V - I--_`Tl~ ~41_ = __ WOW I I4 , --- File the modern way in the popular n1w desk-side two-diawer lateral filt. . Choose from . Beige Tin and Ebony with beautiful walnut gram p'sstic which (;ulfstream expects ----_ I - -_ ______ .t ________________ 1 . , .. - -M,L__-, - . - -: P-:r.4 Van W- ..-_ -_ =-- ~ El . . - - ____ tracts comprises 6,740 acres on ici tn 1" - -- sun stock and 1.4 million doilars In m rsr um VA" cash. nx larger of th,- two owl rag __ - - - ____ .ines, etc.. A You gotta be kidding. Why? What's really . •_______ - Are you happy with the - - :.1'.# -. shares of Gulistream common - _.I_3W ____ -. . Leo Sve,'Wri ttsts!360) I- u - &i!4tti,fljj ,. tatter .j. (MhI. ui $5 CS) --. of Jacksonville. 'I'hexirchaseo! - Q UM 11I.Aff - --- I other shopilng facilities, the X ff'~A . . - results of the Agnew situation, u _______ il 113 utIca 1,5 cut tabs. square milisi of l4rid, free and W= F es -" Hatlin Ho Felists - Packed 25 pit tax, AviijbIt m seld land holding um ,_w 61M va" mpany, .krgle owned - morning .*1 IbalT Four-Drawer ,_ 33- Iit1iHthy8SO3R-P4ftt.Lfl10O V= FAV Jacksonville,- Florida. . A L.00k In Ilie Mirror 7~~ uzi • -_, 1249t, Wtv,Itt 8403R - Mfrj. List 14-30 .e ly Interview - while shaving this WU ft" 6M1 It QW.11 :7A" -ç Mu yWesçhi8703R-Mfrs list 1170 .. '!q z..- . U'I1 y i fiiiestI Bottom scored for :1U we d . . .-7 F W , Z~_ %= ..-a#_,~_ - \ -! 5 - : W, ;L7 CL M_' tun GENUINE SHAW WALKER GOLDEN VJAFT FILE FOLDERS. Won't show &W. Snoth ItstA main thm iny to thp in and out of the fks. Tibs are rtinforctil for I war to 409 planes. The Israeli air force is estimated to have a total of 488 planes 67 of -----• - - _... = - By John A. Spoliki "J!!"" Choice of two-drawer or four-drawer cabinets, in . .. - ' = .111( 9 U W- LAV lw~ w W% L13% - -%-'- : (41W.4 " --. -• ~__. I 61W 6_1#1 Schools For the shop For offices where the use is 1440 . ay (oIden Arms Toner con dominium project u set [or the - -- . -- - ' not too heavy (great for transfer files, - . -- - - , Th*tsiret'onabstt•t - Ok and southeast quadrants of Interstate 4 and SR 436 were rev1eed by the cit) council in workshop Thursday night. A $7 mil lion Intersta te Mall will be built at the southeast corner of the two highways while a 12.-story $4.5 million - ' Pun th easy-to-use sidelocking follower blocks. Ideal for home use. For AIJAIN projecLs two Friday October 12 l973 -Sanford, Florida 32771 PrIce 10 Cents 6th Year, No. 45 011 ? um V" hIfln+t 1111flfl I i i i . i i i-i u iiijiii u to t,tt.r Su. - 25 Onrseo A in z -. I their total claimed kills in the first six days of the BO'NASThS •-- . GENUINE SHAW WALKER FILE GUIDES - I for A -A Plans z _ A A IX .--- Floced back to back sih by sida. cc oytr in a comf ittly 9" sdeqattwottspaafoto1Dclt'oclpt4a Thit4O a24 dnkii plflict løt office se - for ukiseti 1iac rivilents. D"p fill 6wer is tt*~W with lack sftd Itty - to; Letter size files in tan finish, , 1 ~,_ _W -.,,^ . -T - __ - - E gyp t ounci1 resumed its Middle East debate Thursday night after Secretary-General Kurt*' Waldheirn urged the deadlocked body to do something to end the fighting Another council session was scheduled Otis afternoon, but neither the United States, supporting Israel' nor the Arabs' Soviet and Chinese hackers were expected to give ground. Egypt and Syria claimed they brought down a Iferald Staff Writer El .- - - 6=1!-~,ffn -. Is if ,T '. _ =4 IIiMZ1 BteckeaTsnwithWaitp4ucictop caY w*ih WhtItpitic he1linndaergrbrutdwnmelphibitic Ior nutasncI gwdn cia o supply cadar dtpirtmtnt f *dvict. Ilityl be hippy to discuss Whit 1$ iviiiibii and bevy ssi'ct the :ystim that w do the best. . e ts Make Your Filing System Work Argyle Forests Inc., ii iuir I, ii - .. G __ . tit W a Veit d#&L so sN can kiep Iter work intact - of substantially all of ttv amd- tw1tP C ) - t1 euestai 'Nt dtwW# in utin vvt*tt the itutury 4 away frm iait Gullztream Land & Developmerit Corp. today announced the completion of its purchase __ - .1.. ., ,.. . __ • rnaie I i - i !*Y- F 'i_-_____ same as art styattnotontcpcItha.otanaxtcVn . - At the United Nations, the Security -* I '' - kuter s tio.w' and wppksi nut h1ypswnttr .R - I I a M Sh s, ..,I... - o p1. , - on d om iniu -.- 4 1 11 'If ti lflS 70 October Special $104 95 am Min Plans New Commun tY PLANTATION, Fla ~ ,., (,i •eiT 4 • ~ GeorgeStuaris Gulfstream - - i - .____,%~ I above except 60" x 30". Piovidet additional work area on the larger desk top. Mfrs. List $143.50. Secretarial Desk 09 ujt ____. WAIV.ift ums,V" / j alir!v - ) I trCjritJ.ithactr g p' __________________- 0 -- tT4 3fl n ,. StuaflsOctobirStci,lPnce$E8&O. lasts more than twice as twig. 4m sw - 9p um slur. ~4'4 24 . Ifts d"k Itsi plovws Ampit 1;1cl M its tow • electrical energy than a con- WW tat ventionaiflashlight dry cell and ow Me 1, is to - , . - .. ' - periniental battery wt.ich ~, ~-i ti-," wes eight umes nixe ww mn I um VUB UZI SW Stpusu ym coffis"Meace, Vow bills, ym trlwrts - Electronics Laboratories in Stainfor Conn,, scientists say they have de%#loped an ex- - 'binge". i Israel claimed Thursday that its tanks had crossed the Golan Heights cease-fire line with __ . _____ - Mmw 4101 %W an yur uwi sw D - authoritative military commentator, said Ul 1 between the a there s and Damascus two Syrian df j e anda mplex around tana, 16 milg southeast of the city. As the fourth Arab-Isrseli war went into its seventh day, Israel claimed that its missile boats sank two Syrian boats in a battle at the approaches to Tartus, on the Syrian coast. The Israelis said all their boats returned safely. Syria claimed that its boats sank three Israeli 1.. Le .1 boats I d Israeli e icopter. Svria and moved six miles down the road to Damascus Israel said nothing about the dawn position of its armored force, resistance by the Syrians or how far the Israelis planned to push toward the Syrian capital, which is 40 miles north of the 1967 cease-fire line. Syrian communiques ignored cla ms Israeli advances, saying only that ground fighting resumed at the "front line" while its jet aigiiersand dndaircra& ua..ieriessiiotdown six Israeli planes between 6:30 and 7:10 a.m. dawn. (+W VOW W41 1444" STORE HOURS - M 11W AttheGeneralTelephane& I _____ iwff_-~-~ -_s-m____ . of WW liMit RM mat 1AW 1W operating costs, George Stuart iffors good quality steel office fur-comparable niture an d f i les _____________ .jl effluent 11 addition to being andclean,"saysDr.LaszioA. um Wit - labor, tranipouatIo:. taxes and ?,'-1 .d Tdsy 8 1 a - -- is hurdle in the development of an advanced battery that promises to be more economical and - - Gen. Ilairn Herzog, the Israeli state radio's (Earlier Story Pg IB) Israel reported a quiet night also along the Suez Canal but said artillery duels between the Israeli and Egyptian forces there resumed at Despite higher steel prices. higher Executive Desks __ tk-C remains to be done i have now cleared a Fundamental I -1 _ being lost. , Mscienttsts solved It by sui- UNISW stituting a metal sulfide ound for the sulfur. While e th substitute reduced dcctrcal energy 1'' batten still could be several times more powerful luff conventional lead-ac'd battery, (iafl Al scie.itists claim. : QW51 Wit ______ _______________ ______ .- __ __ - _.: ~, _~ f ~ _~ ~ _~.57F- -~--~7-1 - ~ - !!~ trode consIanu t but brand 111W. and latest , . .,' um SIM$ RM VW1 1! - ~ All items listed on this page are our very newest items. not seconds. not 4, reach their -, - - ET___ U ___ . y" r1r( I _-_-_~ a' • - WA 20i j . Today's comml!rcial im pan de - ____________ • during slack cc.n3umption period 40010 Will Immw 1"W 1MW 0011 '"NOW Pe netrate Syria And Hit Israeli tanks and warplanes resumed their offensive inside Syria at da wn today after an overnight lull in ground fighting Israeli and Syrian missile boats battled off the Syrian coast for the second night in succession. ,.um SUR I _______________ - ------- ___ m r" - - _____ I - um Alif LOW MU" II llII!! I gm" Rokiro", L ____~ Space-Saver nessee Valley Authority and wmu sw I*.I._. - - By TIlE ASSOCIATED PRESS 0.0 . Stuart • Lituu I(WA VAH Israelis _____ -_ . " s" commercial storage battery I .iLa . Al,thenusedduringworkona pr.1t uprftd tv th' Edsnn U-I .4It - __________ - '' 1It ,.,- -__ - - advanced, llthium-sutfui-type battery. It was discovered at I-A.-.8 G eorge Stuart will not be undersold, __ uneven floors. Each desk has a lock fi!e compartment, a plastic pencil tray, and adjustable drawer dividers. awsw - IMF= MEN I a w n. Warfare R esumes At ~~~~~~~~~~~~ - pecials go - These are high quality. heavy-duty steel desks with self .edged heat and stain resistant high-pressure laminated plastic tops. The satin chrome plated steel legs add to their smart ap• UM V;Q1 S quality and service considered. Stuart's Continental Style desks can prove that modern. efficient office furniture is within the budget of every office every home Work is more pleasant when you have the right desk for the right job. Beautiful decorator color combinations fibm which to choose. Come in today. um, M1dL2flsf I; #I 12 Opening a ew office? Remodeling? Tired of your old office fjrniture? Need a desk at home? Just one look at George j! with claims that they have developed better help solve the na ti on's ww_._~_ AA4 Crisis - s October George Stu'art' 9=1 SW NOW two highly respected ind ustrial firms have come UP - Energy r'----- built a better mousetrap had to the world on Ease To _________________ It used to be that the man who 1 Sought , .- -. t3M__~ �— me anford Herald ~_r eo% =_ __ V~~_. -Zr :.;_; -%'V -- ~,-:-_. ~ Irl* Results _.~_ i no Santod Herald Eastbrook - Wins Honors Pastors Corner rMIN Is Baptist uuIt Pool Meet -. L3 0 Y - F ~ 714109000000KININEEMENNEffiv- - __ _______ ____ ________________________________ 1 I ...'id they afl wi th one caisent began to make Clcase..." lAike 14:18 We have aU made ezcuses for not daing what we shouW you can think of Tn1Y U suro-that . should hare done but failad to do. We say, #,U I couk J=1 gn back and re-live n1 . again," i.et me share with ,.. _____ o __ - ________________ - K ______ - - - Association - - = W, An --0=-3p - - - - - - - - -- ---- - - . .• S -, - - ~ . ANCUL __ -- __ = . __ - - - - . __ •. - u -j- - - - - rt • has r c-.- - ORAL ROBERTS SPECIAL FEATURES BURL IVES Area Church News Altamonte 1~ - --- - j I.. 3; 't_IS ; "anford-E r - ' L; The ctiurth averaged traditional one meeting at 9:) one teenage church service and i S iO, in attendance during its sin. Hyles recently announced eleven children's church SCI'. __ -_-r-_10 plans,to increaw tioe si= ui Ume vices. Of 'these making that special emphasis an church auditorium, thereby decisim 3,926 were bapti,zed. .) average of approximately Elmer Towns, Sunday ')ChOol rode the doubling the seating capacity. (Jet 12.13 Woe per &m"y s he church is known for iLi Editor of Chri3tisn Life American Legion Auxiliary church's 135 buses. There am on evangelism and Magazine note? Ifl rsentlng rI Unit 53 rummage sale 604 l k in the Sunda emphasis old-fashioned Christianity. the plaque, "Probably no other Fair. 8 a.m. to noon. SchoolEach of Dr. Hyks' swn= is church in the history of ( 4 The Increased attendance ended with an Invitation, when Christianity has had such a IOct. 13— people cornefa-ward during the large attendance at one place C3Jfl without additional Lake Mary Rotary Club 7 , Dr. Hyles mVnized two ad- k*q of a hy= to profess ovw a one-year pow of U breakfast, 71m Forest, 8 a.m. we - - 'The prcram onniitL with the Rev. 1"w Soper, :' : , spe.akLr, 1ha) TVdL (.ka, '- lerald Photo L,v Fida acres' of low-lying land which giving zoning boards authority Nicholsi - BURL Ives and DeHa Reese join Oral Roberts, Richard and Patti Roberts and the World Action Singers in the "HDrvest Festival" to air locaLly Oct. 19, at 10 p.m. over 1VFTV-TV Ch. 9. I,^ ' reque'ts within one-ball mile of -'J - in giving God resulO. -". 11116111M - filswwiumruvu.fkwwu,t"Wts,"nd.txmm.,, Start today - -..,, • ______ .- .ia.$$ or enhtogotoheavibuiUequm is, have youaccepted Christ as your Saviour? Are you as pod as God? -y are '- - - I , iU atA &8%4 16 4 tmd church or come to God. The Bible leaches that Jmn dW not for the "htø'" wnI but ta' u Jesus kvw y= no mat!er bw bad you might be.IU d=Th is a hospital for sin-cgck souls. r J _____ is . IIULLIUfl c ake SLi1k ILS1 pond. - -P L - h ', -i \ i _______________________________ -.........=--- __ 1- FIUUU 10 Herald Staff Writer '1' _ .- ___ - First there are with God and His church because of the **by that I find to three hypocrites w W rld every one --c urch em are hy i tu in the wot spar w Id and scciai'iorkiYetwestlbuyfruntIebiId games En the sports &and feI!owsh1pi the so&IwuId Remember this, it's rat the church, t*it rist wto viU get you to hunren. And dwe will be no hyrpocrite3 in beam. Dm't kt anything or any-we " you from God and Iffis woderful Next there we ftse who say that they are "'gwd 1 IL The • IPUIIIV UIVV 1 television newsman that once heated exchange on impact Casselberry And Lake Mary) the water left Orange County, .niing and irob1ems created by should have zoning buu±d with "it's Seminole County's the Altamonte Mall. the power to make final - i oding In the Little Wekiva, problem." I 'Commissioners chaUened decisions on zoninu chance The apparently caused byan large Easthronk g es t Williams also Pool _________ a r ll ward a hesaid would Swofford's contention that the MqUe3ts rather than merely at ion s Orange County development, ca mall's M,000 a year in taxes advisory opinions. may prompt a court battle carmval on Saturday at the to Altamonte Springs offsets the was brought to County Commission Dick The broadcast / -'i111 Th FirL I3antict (lurch between ()ran nn-I eroumis nn un vuuny Msipayers Williams said zoning board Tourney Drive in Eastbrook. pin members are not elected by the Sunday sdml in America, ____ Altamonte Springs Mayor Wedn d V. -.;-- I -, . traffic people and thus are not directly Swofford esday (I backed -_ . up by wcorthng to ChrisUn Life . - From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Lawrence Swofford today : ,* nerated by Altamonte answerable to the people. ~ . Magazine, with an average everyone Ls Invited to attend . . demanded Seminole County Neiswender. AR:_ _____ Springs and the mall has lr Swofford said if this were the weekly attendance cA7,&mDr. and help the find a legal way of stopping the group reach the _______________ \\ hangup, the legislation should The special report carried on necessltated the tmprovements Jack Hyles, minister of the ________________ A goal of a new community Rosemont development Z from WDBO Cha nnel 6 newt showed on SR 436 and 17-92 and the 1-4 then require the election be to church, was presented with a clubhouse. The clubhouse will pumping water north into developers in Rosemont, near flyover, which could cost $5 elect zoning board members. -'I plaque from Elmer e e.1va. benefit all the residenti of the QI , million. "If the city govering body has the Seminole County Sunday School editor, —Eastbrook area. Icunty Commissioner Dick stalling huge The South County CALNO to be saddled with all the nitty. drainage Pipes to _recognizing this achievement. h workshop carry the water north I j cities were asked this week to gritty zoning matters, It does 1 At the present time, of River the 1 rneetlng, said 4 e WOU Side Acres into Seminole join n the county's proposed not have time to tackle real Also, the church recthred a ft, support a court case as a . 1-..i pact zoning ordlunce. problems," CALNO planner Al Includin' a junior tool to County from plaque re nng It for being ____________________ 1 u lo o 1 , nipI c F'e. The water % solve the problem, adding he is Swofford sa id he had not read Lewis said, backing up Swof. swimming pool; bathhouse: being chanreled to the Little the fastest growing. The ____________ would phone Orange County proposed, claiming "we ford's recommendation. football is %Yeklva River, Swofford said. the previousyear'saverageweekly tennis Commission Chairman Paul 'c a better plan than that CARNIVAL POSTER CONTEST WINNERS Williams and Commissioner co s; *fl basketball Court. attendance was 5,911. The "1 don't think 'Big Orange' Pickett this afternoon, John Kimbrougn told the can treat us this way," Swof. down In the council." current average Am an 4nWilliarris also said he has EASTBROOK Elementary School students made posters for the In other business action was mayors of the newly aaoptkd Some of the aitractions at the ford said. Nieswender said it Is LTease of 1,9M. Ibis is the first LARGEST SUNDAY SCI100L RECOG,N'IZED been informed by Assistant Eastbrook Pool Association Carnival to be held Saturday, winning delayed until a future meeting county policy inviting the carnival will be pony rides, a fact that Orange County time one church has CV Co (I to r) Pastor Jack Hyles and Dr. Elmer cash prizes and tickets to the affair. Top winners were (Ito r) Kelly on ferris tieel merry go-round Swofford's recommendation mayors to sit with the county developers have filled In unty county Sa+,u,rd,,y — 1% VV By CHRIS NELSON ______ rii Excuses D.#iI. Friday, Oct. 12,1973-3A Church _____ Not --------.,- .-- Friday, Oct. 12, 1973 • ') L • t_'.., i' ' , • • fl I 'r' -. 1) IIIt 'U --- AA I e Calendar Oct. 20October iSCAR CARE FOR WOMEN-7 South Seminole Coinmunity p.m. - Room 15, Adult Library Auction, new Education Campus, Semillole Altamonte Springs Civic r,n High h School Band g I•' Ii r I)' Ut ba p "Ti C a C - ts Planning C tAIrtff r'Ird Developers a.m. to 3p.m. Free baby sitting. OcL 16— .irfircl I inn,c Club UI U 0' 't.;'' yers to iwve the respective 11 areas. researched. Longwood, Winter Springs, zoning b r meet together. The matter came to a head The rare moment of ednesday night when Orange agreement between Swofford County Sewer and Water and Williatris came during a uncil Advisory Board member county commission work George Howard told a !jguJQn that also featured a (Continued F A p NO Attacked By CAL - roves pp LAKE MARY The CALNO cities in addition to the Council of Local Government initiation fee must pay cents mayors Wednesdny ni;i,ht per canita while munties wy 10 in 'n nn i' c.- F.,~. irgeL -. the East Central A Scminoie ECFRPC Florida Regional Planning delegate, County Commissioner Council - and threatened to Greg Drummond, said today seek state and fed:!ral he!p to the w capita levy to Seminole shift its control '!, ,m the rural County H 25 cents mid funds- I-. to the urban sector. ' State Rep. Vince Fechtel Osceola planning committee. agreed the cities should "ex. Grier called the per capita pect very positive action from levy "double taxation" since the planning council" the Seminole County CornThe ECFRPC came under mission already pays a per fire when Winter Springs capita charge for city and Mayor Granville Brown, county residents. CALNO chairman reported an initiation fee of 12,500 must be paid if CALNO or any of the Lamar W!lllams, another Individual cities wish to join. ECFRPC member, are urging a "I don't like this type tactic reduction Li the initiation fee to • fees are paid, Sirofford - ....'..; I _. , - L ' o Exna - I --~s -po.r,,s '-- ou to the Dominican," $JAJ luf a eex-long Larmval co lOC.0 s1ie d anu 1ape Sheriff John Polk will meet Tuesday with Sanford Airpermit, the fee Is $100 daily for and awards night; 6.30 .IU., room, stry of evangelism. Sanford Senior Citizens port Authority members to discuss construction of a new ministers in the area are presentation, will be shown at a total of Immunity ftrch at 10 a.rrL $700 The Forest. Z~-__ ~, All covered dish luncheon, noon, Oct. 21 :. the Sanford-Eu3tis Free $98,000 Sunday. Members of the Board crime lab building to expand facilities for the 27 - ifi, I - __g7_ Civic Center, followed by _~ --- Invited to sham in the a Dusty y Boots [tiding f-~_cotinties It now serves. --L ~ -___ _% __ j4picus Pilot Club of Sanford Home of the association. election and bingo. --. ---- _____- _____ Association Horse Show, 11 deal and now want the city to .;- . -1 - 1- - .I 1- ------.- ___. "I went before the Governor's Council on Ctim,inal and Laurel in Sanford, on of the congregation wiHljctell of 11* Guk-ou Into!rutional is a .Nta>or Lambert C. Mirris of There will be a brief busuxmi Sunda, bith in Justice in Tallahassee Wednesday and was told to negotiate Children's tiangs in their lives winch have ji giict Cbristxan business and Mobile, Ala, will be Civic Center 10 a in till 9 p.m. -000 cheaper to give them $150 than the lease," Polk said today. "The council said criteria set 4 Spectators admitted fr oct 18 Church and in the 7 p.m. speaker at the annual pxamos profewonal men's associatkin made indelible impreWans, be meeting at the ckz5e to hear by I of the Key 7 43 Cunmittee fj ttA to waive the pertriit fee on the the airport authority as construction contingencies will be -_ O~~ ~ ____ I report Oct. 14Sanford Pilot Club will meet Oct. 22 Hour services. This _______ it an experience, a picture, a _ - — L'' ' Banquet to be hel d by the numbering approximately and the Prayer Breakfast Swof ford said, met" Fire Seminole Count) itti Orlando and South Ivok or poem Sanford Rotary Club noon carnial, 39X members in mat e than 77 Ew r4mmittee ~ ~ Fighters annual field day, Klfi_ L--Seminole Clubs for Founder's luncheon, Sanford Civic Cen ter. October 4 the authority board to!d Polk P would build the fiesu and the xnares who The Fisls of Men Club of Oct. 27, at University Inn, countries around the wor¼l reported by Jaycees president 8,75osquare foot lab building providing hec',uldguaranteea Mart, Fern Park, starting at Night, Red Carpet Inn, Speaker, -_ -. — are serving the Free Methodist Torn McDonald, N OCL 28. nxmihers of the the church will meet at DelAnd. at 6:3D p-m First Christian Warren Brown. rive year lease with a five-year option. Chuich is'. the .cnn - _____ -------Ireland's Restaurant in Camp whicti eons will speak i u:L Brown told the council Polk said today rent on the new building, new equipment __ First Christian (Imcii will Repubhc. ~ i District 6 Altamonte Stirinat for breakinchulies Seminok und West w the Lake Nlonroe CAmp orm. ~ - - qv~ -_ - ~ nx Tuesday night the Jrycees and additional personnel will be funded by 1400,000 In federal last at 5 am. Sunday. &nry hold their tu-st famJy covered Rev. Harry Rousheyof Grand Volusia CoUnties, will honor They will be telling qst-9:00 to 12:00 noon, Social , acquire Sanford VFW Post 10108 and must permits, and local funds, Casselberry VFW I lbersat,, one of the editors for dish supper of the fall &xiday at Lsland, has been appointed as Auxiliary - = __:17i - ~ __ ~~ n , The new building will allow addition of fingerprint and 10050 bazaar, Winter Park Mall, Auxiliary monthly meetings at sanitation facilities and provide — Florida Catholic 6 pmL, in the socW hall. Each the prayer leader for the EUSW - - __._ZW~ mcirk of the Gideom and IM Gideons as wiell as some of the The some labor in exchange for 20 K ni, L.i~ _~ ,_ ghts of Columbus building. handwriting analy~is departments to make the crime lab a Oct. 15 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Candy, baked ~ _newVaper, will be the Vesoker. farruly is to bring food for and Grand Island area. This - ~ -I __ -~ pawns are expected to attend results ~ - - =& ar-~ pe ~ : ~ W_ of , r cent share of the profits. = "full service" facility. Polk said the expulsion of services and two more group iliectS Ut Sanford Rotary Club noon goods, and handmade articles. every Reservations must be made at i Oct. Myers charged that a major will require five more staff members, Lcludlng two luncheon Sanford Civic persuns a1 silver and plates Vednesday at p.m. Con .. ' dominated by rural county the j He added that any sums paid ' League of Women Voters reason Swofford has refused to chemists ter; program on Sanford Oct. Coffee, in and rolls will be 19.2o— commjjoners" Altamonte by Seminole cities f — FrWay now . r Discussion Units, topic: %Taive the fecs for the Jay-ees is Hol" Cross The expansion means the lab, serving law enfoacen ent wng ftflaheiL Fuikiwlng the SprWs Mayor IlAwrence Swof- capita fm win be subtracted A new approach to Bt Rummage and Bake Sale Education 9:15 am that he persond lly dislikes agencies In 27 counties, Is "here to stay," Polk said "There . .9 , SPC4rV= ford said, insisting the planning from the Seminole County asStudy will be the basis of the the youth will sing .-eNwal !* : —-, - .a es Gul at Aitamonte Community Church Episcopal %fi~ ~~4 §_ ='--- —;" -* . Brown. is no possibility that It would be relocated to:another city." - i t----' AduhSeniinarthatwiflbeheld numbers, at which 1k. Hams Ascen son an C M. m £ -ZL1 Pes' hurch, SR 436: 7:45 p.m., Pacey 'date changed from oct. HeconUnuedtItheJaycees "I'm pleased that It looks like we can By something sezitatlon but nevertheless reat 7:30 pmL on four Sund M wiU present a colored slide will be the guest gwaker at O~erbrook Drive, Casselberry. Building, SR 434, Longwood. "I'm recommending to the AROUND THE WORLD TOUR PLANNED Oct. 15. helped the city by donating a out," said airport authority chalmin John Mercer. 'The pcam on England. Nursery ii views federal funding requests county Oct. 14, and 23 and Nov. 11 commission that when sej Re. and Mrs. Leo F. }flg _________________________________________________________ rescue truck purchased from crime lab is an asset to the community and we will work to he from the municipalities, r the counts' .c-es the savings In NEW YORK SAP, SetrSanlorc, on .Sunday at 8 P.M. . (Herald Photo by Jane Casselberry) fu1ids raised at carnivals and keep it here." He suggested if the ECFRPC ECFRPCaasnents because and the following two Sunday other activities. The airport building now leased by the crime lab is too a are ur • The h 1 were abolished the cities can Of city r.,........ '' nd on Qianel :4 4 before it is Li u551fl3. - .------- -- - Gclld - --.-- will rive a shower Swofford replied that the small, Polk says, and even wi th $40,000 In remodl1ng would jI 1 1 I I have a planning council of their savings be rebated to the for the church kitchen. Family Dinner meetings IJfJI i J The findings are similar to At issue in suc± cases is Fr. Dtxrranc is a native rescte vehicle cost the city silt not be what's needed, from October through May, the own, Invitations were sent to cities." Drummond said. wteuer systemsof spiritual t!xae of past studies, although a graduate of in gs Ch ief chemist Pete Ragsdale said last week, "We cannot more than it did the Jaycees second Sunday o at 6 p.m. "I'm tired of th e cities being women neniiexs and friends StatE health boath cmetimes f Seminole's other delegate to Earl W. Whitaker, Deltona sustenance subscribe j John M. Pugh and the EISCOPal OCTOBER Il, 1973 because the city paid for labor exist another six months In the present facility. I can't get In On thy, the ytdhi gouged," Casselberry Mayor the ECFRPC is Winter Springs ch. iicientiy Anna A. Swindell, Deltona to sanitary raze questions about it. BePatricia D. Seminary of the Southwest. He Crawford 1%IussIoNs my room for piles of evidence outside the door." to repair Choir Of First Church will Bill Grier added, Insisting that Councilman Victor Miller. ca of this, many Frulestant Joseph L. McClung, Deltona safegutth. Ruth Knnicki Sanford: has served churches in St Swofford added that Brown in ______________________________________________________________________________________ First Baptist grcu ans,Meib. LflWhiflCe Seigler, Deltona Evelyn L. Morris Wanda L. Boone bWt.land, aW now is the lire station after a recent BptIsis ad t1s Sanford's First Baptist at the ML Ikira Church, at a rector ated in regard to u.tJ of Grace Church, .Marie L Burke T Leonard J. James T. Nulty Fry, Geneva council meeting "cussed out the dinner meeting at 6:30 '' pws using a "c*MT'mnon century to Quwcii enters Rev. and Mrs. Leo F. King Of Among the places included on "in switched in the He serves the Diocese of Mary Llggon Sophie Nulty Christine E. Carraway, New firemen and the council." "We and members of the prayer sin small. 1 -idalcupsWtaking of ci •jj ç" w;r of Central Florida as Canon FirSt United Methodist Church the tour Itinerary are Japan, Mildred Lee Smyrna Beach are not going to stand los- him Peter J. Bukur Another hygienic issue, this with The pastor, Jay T. meeting group will attend. MiSSIC. of Sanford are looking forward Taipei, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Communion, as is in Linda Polk Mullis Johanne A. Urban, Orange Vickie L. Kirkman abusing our employes," he then one concerning baptLn. came j Cosmato, preaching on, "One Thri will be no mid-week Thailand, India, Baghdad, copal. many Lutheran Fr. Eirrance is widely known to April 29 when they will t Irma M. Fitzwater said. City Laura Marie Massey, Chulu:t First Church øii Oct. up recently in Naslwilie, Thin., Miss'on' at 8:30 and 11 am. SO other (j)$ as a man who knows Jesus and conducting a 3-day around the Babylon, Soviet Union, Poland, May E. Lane ota Councilman Dan Dorfman where health ofridals ordered a lie month-long educational 11, Wa'Id tau. Switzerland, and London, Drzpit! recurrmt Donna J. Riggs, Osteen who can unicate Margaret Doucette ]HIS entered the fray, remarking water-sampling survey of and inspirational emphasis will Lillie S. Braxton, Osteen tiais that this might The Kings, who were England. They will fly back to knowledge and Diane t. Majors Walter A. Frailey, DeBary First United that a group doing civic work on Oct. 71 with a day of germa, a new scintiflc Study cbtdi baptistries. assigned to tie Sanford church Miami on May 30. Timoth y G. Clark, Oviedo Norvin B. Roach, DeBary Ellen B. Shannie for the community expects no D. JO,elib BIStOWISII, dfr iflitifleflt and decision. Viola R. Bedenbaugh, Oviedo Redeemer Lutheran in June by the Florida can. iads there is little chance of it. David M. Short, Deltona Betty Sue Colbert Methodist return or special consideration. tar of the city's health departOther - features of Operation Dr. Edward P. Dsncew Pairs and Spares will meet ference, have conducted two Several local residents will be ijenia t'arramore the Center t', DiM Control merit, said he toot th action One include filmstrips, Laity Day will be observed at Sunday at Lutheran Church of tours to the Holy Land, one to Included in the tour party and Don't Fight The Heavy Traffic Eric J. Mcrthie Shop Sterchi's in Sanford in AtLmta, says tests show thqt after learning that some dramatic pr"entaUons, and a First United Methodist Church the Redeemer at 2 p.rm Central Arierica, end one to there we still openings. For Zinn B. Beck A -Pi A, 'empty bap(istriei diner for all church members, at Saalnnl thic juwtSv 7,he The ctn!rcll council will meet Europe. They were formerly at further information contact the laUVdY s.ew orgarnsm re David M. Short. Deltona -.fJJ - TU only once every month or two." Thursday. Oct. 25, at the annual otervance of aymen Sunday at 7:30 p.m. churches m South Miami, St. Kings at 1818 Paloma Ave., main on the rim G2rtruJe Patio, Deltona - He said they shouki be emnp- Sanford Civic Center. Petersburg. and Jacksonville. Sanford. after one Imb-O&W sips frmn participating in all phases of ' Everett W. Angell, Deltona A L tied after eery aç4zsmai servSunday School attexIan'e is the os-ship service will leiture Ascens ion Lutneran Olivti Sjoblom lake MarWriting m the iowi ci the ice unlesr they are tianddikri- being stressed for Oct 28, with members of the church. Arthur The Ladies Guild of Donna J. R'IS, Osteen nated and have ciimiatiou and a goal of 650. American Medical IL Beckwith Jr., will bring the sian QrJi () 111111115 o uu m ie says the nwniiero bacteria filtration SystEms. Few have y lan n meawge. Mn W.W. lyre, W. brook Drive, inC.asselberrywill Mr. and Mrs. David Hite a such eqwpment. He said chinon a Ministerial Percy Chapman and the lay hold a rummage sale at the i girl, Sanford even on the minor chance that nation was a minimum leader, Gerald Myers, will lead church ti Oct. 19 aixl 30 DISCHARGES A A disease-bearing bacteria are safeguard. 4 St the services &:3Oand I sin. beginning at 8:30 a.m. Men's, !'I Rich d Sanford: Another thing," Bistowish prest-nit. there is bUle -j The SaTIIOI-d Area MinLdex-ial The thtme this year "Ca&d w's and ren's clothes, Mrs. Ross Adcox and girl '• said, "sane churches because Association will hold ts Together." Several of th e toys,teiiding and dishes win be St. Richard's Episcopal, 'The Christian in th Wallowing them.. Jennifer Ann Boyd e Political You were somewhere else last night, and missed the E-vin if it happened, he .2dds. Of improper kltcnen amid sin!-. October meetingcm Tuesday. at laymen will be at the Laymen's sold. A bake sale will also be Church. Tanglewood,hasbegun Arena" with City Corn4' Frank M Eupa TV news? Tough luck, and too bad it can't be replayed the body can deal e4fectivdy tattoo procedures and lack ci 10 a.m., at Grace Uiiited Retreat at Leeslairg. a ew approach to Qristian missioner Harold If. Roberts held on the same days. with u sm, I ll mWber of such trained personal can also — __________________________ Education in the Pariah With a Methodist Church, Airport just for you. Winter Parke and Oct 28 "Tie a ' series of "Adult Learning C'istlanontheNa)pa'j Woodland Drive with bacteria Iesas the chances of potentially spsead disease In Road at —prepared meals" No worry. You can catch up with your newspaper. TV and Experiences" on Sunday it, the Rev. D. Rs Dtitslo vr are further me- - ci " with David A. Johnson, i -mornings following the recordbreaking second radio miss a lot of what's going on, expecially when you - . ... via, - served at the Altamonte . - .. Honors Pastors _ . - ____ ____ -• . -- -.. ___________ - - - - ___ _____ - - Church . Probed Off icia s - - - .. . - -- -- • -. . - -... -.---.-.--,-- - 0 -- - K H Global Tour - -. last . - - - e ctua-c}em . AND THAI"' i THE NEWS FOR TONIGHT • . S • mp . - si P ed ar 's is a Char smatic L - . __t__~___ --- —i ________ - ---- ---i __________ - peaks At - -- -r_--_r'-r- p,j . 'tneakjt Cal - ' -_'=5-,.--_ _____________ ____ ___ - - - ------ - - - - - ___ - __ ___ Mjj fl cJir4rszi Assembb in and vieo tapes w'del) He ru I ' ' 1 bep,c • 7:30 p m - - - , . _r - - s . .' . - -' ,--= ., "- •:. - _________ - . has ,. nounced that Re-v Mumfcrd is a that normally attend Caivary ctynanuc speaker with a rare Assembi) On Wednesday ci Mirror nights Rev. Munford i -j I r I 4 r'-'l in the Charismatzi- renewal that people on tie ttuwch a parking ha, influenced all lotbefcwesp'akingtoth 'i sL-, -,ij1 u&UeaudiLum ind g-' 1 -i1 BoromObio,Mr.Mtunford "Bet the moutam fails 5Sd served fotwyearsm the United rock - ___ _ - -- - ____ _________ UNITED METHODIST WOMEN HEAR TALK - . -- L'h.':41i1 . - - ------ ,r., z. .,, C.. , i r- tor , -f ..'. ,- ' 45,, , •.uIuuJ5, Wornt'ntCommuni!y United Methodist Church in Casselberty. Left to rt' But? Higg, program chrirrlldfl, Mrs Wilson and Sandy Her Pnot by Jane Casselberry Lenzen, pr1 1)' 'c ti-'--t -t1 frr' a ndt.-4 carctr into the thinistry. He stwbed a' Lim Medical Missionary P&#W Toronto Tie nnLy ,,-,'. ., ' , '- his teac the torrents wamb aiam the sail of the ranh so thou des lroyeilthehopeofmaa" b 14.15. It. * -.' pen.eicre i of'etween failure and succm. - David ministry inçludt, SarT&1 Mfleflcan elecVwaj at seinars ar4 lithie engineer. Episcopal Pülae1püa Seminary " in u1j tIJ compare what your local newspaper reports. Presenting news is not just a sideline with us. It's our prime reason for being -. -.- 4 - to ase Various w john3M ho within the general framework a member of St. Richard's ( "TheChristian i Today's br*e the 51 car a reconi for' Rift Vnrafian ,, vomt mass "y 7 Life" 1-. -' P1ecntaUon mU follow A symposium was pren the worship service and List Sunday on 'IU Christian Iif ~0111 1C1 ( I in the Chris1an fellowship hour and take place 'J ".' Teacher ;si Each theme ScII and in the public school in Ptrthe 1 j'"1 is followed by a This Sunday the symposium here to go for nil the CkdtiOfl a tpel-i l et e"i' 1- (• iii cel f'' ri 1 it I Il ii \ )li n d si11 de1il t n d iztng in ',ariuu mm [Jo Ut )ti U r ne w t. 0111 Te her aix! itudent on theme which a' bee', muaity . University panel will be Dr. %aniah studied EVE CRABTREE assistant prefegsor. IN 971 2 -mmoru znmeenig ecnatucs and Material Science; Dr. David SANDRA RAWLINS Hern an dez , chair $349212 TengAnlysIs, r*- Hnrr Casselberry Smrith. ac-x',aUon rtc.r .-( SIDNEY THOMPSON Theatre Charles Martin, 83-45212 Senior in College of Humanities Aitamontp Springs andFine Arts; Miss Terri M SHIRLEY MILLET Sophomore, College of 5 E1.:' Fcet1City Paytui Freshmen, Coii,.* of HILDA RICHMOND E du ca tio n, t' I 'ji 66$ SW TcchiK4ogica Umersit, Deltena On Oct. 21 the topic will 1)e I Calvary I =r' - S a' . . . our first job. More than any other nes - medium, we identity with the community we serve. You can roy on us. - Miss the - - ac TV and radio news? Catch it in your newspaper and more of it. 3-PC. 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L ": -, .:-,-,, - - 6i~ S ~~ _~ / _& ~ __~_ 6 , L~ -, ana each individual seeks in it the things that are important to his needs, his interests and his way of life, 'This includes the information . I g. ,. as -rom offetings of news and opinion. Ve know certain facts about th e readership and usage of newspapers and newspaper ad them? In read a newspaper, and nobody is forced to read a newspaper ad But the fact is that nearly everybody d oes. Ind?ed, newspaper advertising eommands such respons,e that advertisers last year invested $7 bfllion to insert commercial messages in daily newspapers This as nearly as much as advertisers put into radio, television vertisin from our visiting a dealer's.showroom, the principle is the same. 'Me newspaper is a market - a free market - where the customer shops before he shops in the store or showroom. who reads the paper, for example, goes through it at his own pace. He looks at it page by page; LS eyes scan the pages, and he decides for himself what he wants to read and what he wants The newspaper is an information package So the messages must be getting through a i.i. • al,. Ar.aièl,' uilS •is happening merely because they interest and attract the reader, but because the reader goes lookfing for them. And that is one of the most important points we can make about newspaper advertising. Readers like it, want it, need it, and use it -all of their o,wrn free wil]. Without advertising, how would the h if to pass by — A wm WASHINGTON - We have found ourselves sucked into Lheortcxofa bizarre . a watch called the "Con. cord." . ...•. . - I . be . . , -- - - - i .......... . I -- __ --- - t. , ....*a . Fake Loot At the Concord sign, she dressed in a flowery shirt was told to turn around, walk and flared pants. fie called quie ove him.sel("Crayola." bable hole The bags landed on a s tory, which we have been able to verify. Justice rug attached to a piece of reces.ues of Depart nent sources tia'.e rope From the tic omit the room Inez began reeling filled In the details snlheloot.OnebagfelIoff '-U. J*W, t\ '" .. i ,---. _r 01 1. V. - j r -. - . lL ~Zl-_--il : r Y_L~~ - - I - - I in 'a.. M I I ~ . DELTONA CAMERA ~_.__ CLUBBERS RECEIVE AWARDS of 11i sta te dub (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) I t "f , 11 .. . ,;*--!, / 11 - __ _.0Z0, Lu i\ e *= I - I ---:, ~ — % & N, I Mv answer was just as citar statesmen of both parties respect '~L% the executive branclL u1d ponder the fact that the would be so heedless so tar as cut as the question The Coostitution lodges Investigative matter is really not one that rela tions with the ju.ilciary authority into the affairs of the should be decided by power branch am concernedchief executive and judicial blocs in back rooms or on a offices of the United Stattes in partism ba.si.s. If tkie courts are Indeed, it is lust P's WOW the lower house of Qvigress. Instead of acimpting the P1rr-W_TeA-n_- !0 -: - 01000" 6=8m . ONFENOM ==_%%%-..., _____ ~ " Gas mileage stickers - Bahl People who want to know about gas mileage shouI&'t be buying Cs!" iThip#anforbfpralob TELEPHONE 3fl 7611 300N. FRENCH AVE.. VALTER SANFORD. FLA 32771 - GELOW. E4;h . 'it4AYNIE D. DOYLE FRANK V"i 1" I4I1IW . serious challenge to the fundamental basis of our government's structure. With that challenge would come another rendering of the ntcnat tatinc. Mr, Alberi's decision is not one designed to heal wrmmls and get the united R Advertising A&anAger )OR IS WIu. IAMS I CHARL ES HAYS F. supt 11111 kLV OR ______ Of f 4 - - 4 - 11% / - hhlWV I - - -_ I , . * 1 1 -- - On - I- ___ __ - -- __ ioes now, Major-Y . When The Shoe Fi Double Standard On Leaks A COPIEYNTM . There has been much public waiting by President Vice P ALPH HAYS CHRIS NELSON Prusident Spiro Agnew about leaks I&I GPlon #- Ed; I ~:~_`~-.7- Room Foreman to Ut press of tnioriiiatiori regarBILL VINCf:NT. JR,, d:ng investigations ~f alleged RAYSTEVENS Chief Pograpr Pre,•, Room Foreman Payoffs to Agnew. They claim it "s a violation of the SUBSCRIPTION RATES personal rights of the vice presWeW H _ -t' ~U C.- . C', 55c Week S2 40 Moroth when there is publk-, reporting that a $ 206 Mont t-is S78 40 I Yeaf U-S. attorney and a federal grand jury are Woking into allegatiom 8V MA, I In Flnrida Same As Home Delivery against him and the nature of the allegations and some reported AIhOthr Mail 1? 7*P,'.o,rn 6MonthS5 20 12 m ttimnony are outlined in p brr pt f. tI1 I rr ' Ni,- gone co far as to t.i. pi ou.a.(e t1wea ten to fire anyom effqgoyed by Emert-d as &Acond class mattv AuVoit 22 19ft,af ohe Post the federal government who leaked (Yfire of Sanford. Flaftda 37711 14 - ,. ...': ? ' I1" No part of any rnafer,al, news or adverfsng 01 this edition of The Sac-ford Herald may be repruced in any manner w'thjf written permissIon of the pJbI.sPler of The Herald Any tr4tvidual y tarm responsibJe for such reproduction wU be CCkSrdtCd es '.roll r i ng.N on The I-$ro1 cooyiight and v~i dl boo held kabte for damage under t' law P1.bhished daily and Sunda ys. except Saturday & is . VNUA vestigation of Agnew. And Atty. Gem Elliot Richardson says a thorough investigation of the leaks is being corhicted One wonders If more effort isn't being spent on uncovering the leaks than on determining the merit or lack of it the allegatim against the vice president. Wewouldhavemcresympathyfor the Nixon-Agnew position we:v it no, % for the double standard the administration has applied on the matter of leaking infcrmnatioo from federal Investigations. This double standard is pointed up by ibe cam of former Illinois Gov. Otto Kerner. The entire ca against' Gov. ml--Kerner was tvitlirwA- in - -fhos, - - -.-t,v newspapers over a period of several weeks prior to his indictment. We don't know who sifted out that it,formation to produce an extended series of sensatiorW newspaper . IS just ssmuch likelihood it came from the U.S. attorney's office In Chicago as there is that the Agnew case leaks Caine from the U.S. attorney's office in Baltimore. Former Atty. Gen. Richard Kielodlensi said In Springfield recently that leaking information about such investigations was an atrocious practice and he would advocate stamping down hard on anyone caught doing it We don't recall any instam in which Mr. Klefndlenst or Joth Mitchell, his predecessor as attormy general, or Mr. Agnew or Mr Nixon expressed any, s_,oncern Overthe leaks ,of information about the Kerner investigrtion. And when the ---"-"- -0 .6 * --a—ves us u1c ttxuxr governor had been obtained. Mr. Nixon gob the phone to congratulate US Atty James 'flniscn for the job he dd in tile invesfigation and Mwecution7be contraEt in 0* degree of rnnces avow mc irrner case leaks and the Agnew case leaks leads 1121K to conclude that administration of. Ilcials are principally reacting now to the fact that it's their own o who's being gored and not someone else's, -V A; e ion Shebei said 'I'hurs&y in urging changes in the sta te's oil uuv I %J -,,,A u ars ,,,, r r i dblt: to impuse or to accept," wintz, txi Ow 6w. said R. A. Pierjxint Jr., repre. ________________ senting Exxoi Co. of IIou.ston. _______ ...; Floyd Syrcle of Miami's Bel. Cher Oil Co said his firm was ' :i _ . ! unable to buy insurance be. _-. __. ~W~~ APEN=__-- ~__-_ 30, cause of the law's unlimited lia ~- -_--- -- - -- %f 7_!==,Z~l bility, furcing Um company "to XU~ I4 .5WOOL't 1,~ " __ pledge W; rorporiae ma-SH5 to --_ , p p,, IQ d, I 4 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Stripper TemMt Storm Shebel, representing Asswiwon't be taking It all off at Florida State University's ated Industries of Florida, homecoming Seminole Pow Wow but the school may have to . Jwned a parade of petroleum pay her $1,500 anyway. company officials during day. hfiqq S((q.rq,_ ,-r.1n_rm3nce wai r=.c-,td from t~x hGme- . long testimony before an House coming program Thursday by FSU President Stanley Mar- i7 F, Orepm mwratinn% nr narp Ts~ -JACKSONVIIIE, Fla. (hP) business, Dare To Be Great. After a day of questioning Jacksonville's Wee televison Be Jreat ; cw wilimikd s...11pts Jatk.son',Ille trial, now in its h1, ,tich Turner and eight associates of their broadcasts of the news fourth week, said a mistrial was financial responsibility on slap, was expected to resume today. item. Those that had carried inescapable if any jurors heard pers for oil spilled hi Florida waters. Regular testimony was abant. the story complied. the Oregon judge's remark. doned Thursday as U.S. District "One ship after another is nnSome of the scripts included a tifying Florida businesses they Judge Gerald B. Tjoflat and quotation from a Portland, But because of a strict ga r&rs Ore., tudge that Turner was onn1h. knill-A .. ,JuI*aI, r and six alternates tf they heard crating "a gigantic and suc- no one would report on the out. or read reports of a U.S. ceasful fraud." come of private interviews with Deputies Supreme Court decision TuesIn its decision, the Supreme the jurors, who were Inter sent day In a case invoving the Court upheld an injunction is- ishome and told to report as usual Turner-founded motivational sued by the judge against most today. Studying ""11 6%1 I tT! Tubj)ti.I1ivtl to plu, 'tim --~ _..-J.. - ,. -JO _ .; .. - --I- alpirifhy Willi o"s -S "plif. nwnds" . 1)r Philip Sorcnsen, an ceo. I ' nomics professor at Florida ~ - t t.-_~_.--.- - - - ~~ -:- ~_ _- -_, State University, said he ` - - : Y-h4216404 _~~' agreed the law should have lm- 11~ *- - 15T_ I Hiliv~ I -____Z_ - posed a liability limit, but he p I - Sbn o~d`____' But Judy Ctyvil, I'S(Jstaliaavisertostudent committees, said the university as prepared to "honor the contract" with her agent. . Marshall said he decided to bar Miss Storm from the Pow Wow next week when he learned the audience would have to ______ i..j Blackmail p k'~l ' d *,%I i About Turner Newscasts ' I She was directed from Believe it or not, Crayola phone booth to phone booth, was trying to blackmail the --r-with unseen FBI agents FBI. Jack Anderson would be following at a discreet dis told of the FBI's "callous. tance. The strange scenario nez, he threatened, unle was directed by Cravc,Ja from the jailed LSD prophet. Tlmo a vantage point on the second thy Leary, was released. 'I) floor of the Pan Am building. But the FBI had the As the girl approackd laugh. Its agents, working Grand Cntr?I ctt inn qU ietly, identified Cravola ar4 located a safe ty deposit rio'ia box he had opened In a phony complice named "Bo payphone on the lower level. name at the .% SIV-"It's on" said Crayola cry"• ingiBñk. -. Growth Destroy Could Economy Warns Askew Florida Ne ws 1crayola was under partial FBI surveillance when he Female Accomplice Bali moved to a glass. came to us. My associate Joe *- , f? paneled door with a sign Spear listened incredulously .xtortion. "Ladies Room Closed. Use to his story or the e, Upper Level." Behind the blackmail plot against the doors a female accomplice FBI As evidence, Spear named "Inez" waited. Bob asked to see the extortion pushed his foot throuo the ter. Lt left panel of the door. In bust. Thereafter, an accomplice ling Grand Central, no one picked up the letter from the : noticed the tinkle of broken safety deposit box. He was on g his way to make a Xerox copy for us when the FBI moved in. ¶ B' rl ith ke Robert Greenmar, was ar. . flight bags was becoming e.sted with the incriminating dstraugWhen thwasn ocument. Agents also structed to proceed to still nabbed Jhn Calvin another phone booth on the VanOr$de jI0 free-lance lower level, she objected. writer and auth or of a novel "No job is worth this," she entitled "Ragland," in Pennsylvania pleaded. . VanOrsdell has now Crayols assured her she authorized us to identify him * '-1A w0'-'!d-"-% bc hs.irmed aiii as Crayola. e would flOt, directed her to a phone how ever na me hi ac beneath a poster advertir.ng complices' NO I0YxC . &A A IF TAU E, Fla. (AP) -Hearings on regulations to Implement the state's Unfair nd Deceptive Trade Practices Act will be held the week of Oct. 22-26, Afty. Gen. Shevin has announced, 17he hearings on two or three of the 13 chapters will be heid each fty from I to 5 p.m. in the Capitol, Shevin td Thay. urud " .V so-called "IJtde FTC" act requires that hearings be held on the reuIaUons drawn up by the attorney general. MIAMI (AP) - Scat tered gas station closings were reported in Dade County in a proted of goverrimeni price coptrols, but in shutdowns today. Miami television station WTVJ said only rive of 125 stations it checked were closed Thursday. ursday. But Bruce O'Quinn, prtsident oI the Dade Chapter of the Allied Gasoline Retailers Association, predicted Umt more than onethird of the county's 2,000 stations will join the before it ends Monday p',&tw - Paper Settles Lawsuit TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - A $2.4 mUiion an. titioust su.it by a weekly newspaper against the New York coat without &miages. Ii S Distri t J dii Terrell HMes of Tampa dismissed the Aug.14 after reviewing an agreement between the Times Co and the Polk Shopper News hit of I.Akeland. The Times Co. agreed "without admitting to any allegation," not to engage in publishing pracUces which the Shopper claimed were designed to put it out of busines& Policies Proposed TALLAHASSEE, FIn. (AP) - Insurance , Co'munisaioner Tom O'Malley says he'll able to cut costs for condominium dwellers with proposed new Insurance policies by "Present forms of insurance create many areas of uncertainty when applied to con. dominlums"O'MaIlc" d Th rsda bulletin .' 0 Insurance companies writing policies covering condominiums. I : Briefs Dade Protest Predicted ' ' - KISSIMMEE, Fla. (AP) — a year are moving into Florida Florida's environment and its from the North, but Askew SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) - economy may both be de- stopped short of suggesting Seeking an alternative to gut- stroyed by runaway growth, ways to slow the influx. The Sta te Department of Adrninisplay as a defense against at. Gov. Reubin Askew says. its vast tration has estimated that Flortacks on policemen, the 95-man "Should Florida lose heritage of environmental Ld5PoPuUonwill inrease Sarasota County Sheriff's pmen is si.uuying iUUt1u, weaiui, seconoime weu.oetng 110111 (.III1111Ufl W IU flUUlOfl by the ancient Japanese art of self will surely follow as a casu- 19M. The con(erence Is designed to alty," Askew said Thursday at defense. "Theretiavebeenanlncreas- a conference on state growth. ugy groundwork for legislative ing number of attacks on po. - Askew pleaded with the 2DO proposals on ways to control licemen," says 11 Everett lawmakers, state officials, growth. The governor said the probcon. Dick, 34. "Many criminals businessmen and nowadays seem to have some servationists attending the len4"has set In motion urban knowledge of Japanese attack "Florida 2000" conference in sprawl that threatens to create methods 5o we %santed the men this small Central Florida city a megalopolis along the entire to have all the protection they to 'grab the reins of this length of the East Coast and from JUUL%nnsik aCTu5& Car,need illo1lg giant" "We are growing faster than tral Florida to the Tampa Bay "This means an officer can any other large stpte in the na. and down the south Suncoa.st." control an attacker but rk)t Uon," he said. "And ttse sober. "Growth may not always be break nes him an), ing fact is that Florida, with its good," Askew said. "Suddenly, 2r:use fragile and unique enviroment, we are aware that the world in Dieg said Aikido reties 0fl may be the state which can which we live Is much smaller st techniques o force an at, eas t a for to grow at such an 11fl we realized, I na U A accelerated rate." tacker to • ral bounty is limited and so is purely defensive. An estimated 300,000 persons its capacity to sustain abuse" utl)ick said tite course not been. without its criu. ,Aikido Little FTC' Hearings - . JAtJE CASSE LBE R P V lounry Editor ,r .11UUII5I riV "r,7 &.*a 64'9 'aw. _U — rI W 1A.X= U M -, 04__?.1_* .—.-- *U __ DEWEY ROBINSON Circuationar.ager , °° could generate a W VOW TE wuic i W33 governor Comptroller JRICHARDS p1s Edht, - Maryland, said Mr. Albert, was based on the grounds that the courts were considering the matter. However, since the courts do not have the constitutional responsibility to oversee the activities of the executive •' I J % 0-0; - -W1 %'p — RegrettaWy, we would have to ai-r pt !h-t he h the pohtial JOH N A. S POLS K 1. AIWiale Eestor Managing Editor - Albert chose the path of politics and exjx-diency. His refusal to lead the House in taking jurisdiction over allegations il il ilil il 'Il l l lil ~ iS r ~z i .T'~ 'Merf.-I— Sk' th, '4 •. . executive Ievel& fake and the , g were PAYOFF A • Comtitutiocal reasons ebone The hotel immediately pl an t ed Whtu etectronic should ci th e entire lions. notified the FBI. whose beepers. But Ine dropping of membersNp to give weand agents supervised the payoff the bags caused the beepers thought to the Speaker's im- arrangements. At Crayola's to malfunction. mcd'ate reaction to Mr- Agnew- instructions, the hotei on July Two weeks later. the FBI 40 6 sent a gin into downtown reived a le!!er fr om Manhattan with the :~ % r 14 ' I F ,/O*'0~ 1 V. ~. 0 1; - hat Ujrt.. ulUndeTeti dis At aflCCi4I) Ia- P ft she astrously and srrtrievabIy i iHE '' waiting beside some A phone booths at the corner of (or real," he wrote. This was Fifth Avenue and 44th Street. .. =P Ranging from her shoulders irrefutable proof of the Bureau's knowing. deliberate . f l igh t nags. one o f the — hundreds of unsuspecting telephones rang. She picked ARMY at the Concord." up and stammered the code word, "Cra y ola ." JO8 - 1 Oi,slmen Ask Help $14 million limit on liability urged the committee not to into force two months ago. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) law," said Shebel. - Florida businessmen have "The cost goes one place ...in from spill damage toget.her change it now because it represaved the state from an energy Joe Parr'tt of the Florida the end, the consumer pays," with a series of defenses cow- sents a symbol that "Florida ering unavoidable accidents. will not sell out its environshortage but need help from State Chamber of Commerce added Sheb-1. "While we are perfectly will. ment." The business and industry lawmakers to survive the win- said some businessmen mem( mrnittee C 1 ir it if 1t p A Ifi' ti r oil indus try leade rs sa y. to (tip' ill th r p ri pt?it sin ii lirLed ki'isl itrs to 1. r already h i e tart d in "I'lie reason you tuiven't had curring higher productioa costs replace V)e law's unlimited ra. bility that is properly ours, as It. "Gus" Craig, D-St. Augusa crisis to date is because of the because of the law, which went sponsibility provisions with a prudent businessmen we (eel tine, said his 14-member panel that the risks of no fault, un will net again in November to initiative of the businessmen of MRS. Rose Goetsch, chairman, presents ribbon and citation awards from theFlorida Camera IUU .,UUflC1I to members of the Deltona Camera Club, Ruth Pullin-who received two awards-and Oscar Gopel, who received three awards in the second quarterly competition ____ Taxes I 0C . ot . I:_ .. - ~ _" — — CU .- - - . t L 11 T ', is -- - I -' __ -- W d -e not reducingthe inisslom to cut taxes when The law was twiswd by the boards wn "Our intention will be to put property is assessed at 100 per 1973 legislature along with a millage rates as the valuation was increased. The result was more money into the school cent valuation. higher property taxes for landprovided that property tax milsystem with a millage roll back Rep. Italph Turlington, D- mandatorily The 21 asscssors % ere invited lage rates be reduced ai valua- owners for which a33esws involved," Gainesville, told a group of Turllngton said to the Capitol by Mixson to air tion increased in order to pro. were being blamed, they said . i n 01 0 property taxes, t.he chairman of the House Finance and Taxation - _- . % ''... . I . — . Q - ' _ ' : .. . fj \ S c hnnl NT(IT '"IF Fla. (AP) angry county tax assessors Rep, Wayne Mixson. D-Ma- their gripes on operation of -.he vide the same amount of money The S tate should assume a Thursda y that the state has the rlanna, told the assessors he state's new fair assessrneit for operation of local gov bigger snare &Isduol Iuianung money to take a bigger rok La would svnsur a bill forcing la err.rnth and sehools to allow reductions in local school financing. But the assessors said school schoolboard.s and county corn- - Z ' 4 .- - _ -,-- - __ VMSI -,A., fi I F _,*__ _, 1,- ¶ , " 'd :;'- .. with her Into the darkness. J _ TALLAHASSEE, /4 w . .1% .- - . .~v . V __ _ __ 011M 1, 7IM -f - ,-- . . .t ..I ', - _4, -X - - %n nn C W M House Takes Th e Path .. r-- - I ' - —1-M _._-:...-_I - ' -.-. --.------. - -, - - I—. .. i .~ - -1 I ___ ~. ~ _?w _~ I - 4 -e " o __~. ,.-~_ . , -.-~~_ -, 1 --, .~I; : 7"I II I 1_:~_ . .-__ i IV' ..-----. __- ~._,- -.. -_O 71~_ ~~:i;ml .. W, 0*_r ,1~r- - . , , It began with the recent appearance In our offices of a m , I e rho US stranger In late June, accor .. -"~__ by Jack Anderion . general manager of the posh Three FBI agents rushed Concord Hotel in New York's of Poli tic but found the door to be illMountareceive When they managed locked. NEW7S muscle to back his COPIZY permitted to (.-onduct in. and mandatory that the 11ouse an extorion letter. Unless he coughed up to enter the abandoned course o! action. Democrats are vestigatlans of vice presidents, Mr. Agnew's request restroom. they discovered it s, Wien Vice President Spiro in control of the H(xy and Mr. they would have pvcedent. for it is improper for the U.& $320,000 in unmarked bill Agnew brought his cam to the Albert consulted with the example, to investigate the Senate investigate threatened the letter. the was connected by an old to ' i' t thc uppe r lev el dc 'r c h' Unttc 1 St IRS 1 l. C 11('tii U( ud fkr all \'Lcr4t ( Udr thc er was ladies room.,rhe culprits had A- . Y% ReWvwjUUya that body was gave his answer to the Vice all t1wee branches of govem stitution, the House of with LSD. The mi'nt re 'oua1 It is strange Reuresenthtives and signed, in bright crayon, with escaped with half of the -. -. , tJv 6L _ pa yoff. "(ru,I. " jj1 .... 1 sixiuw it exerase W691 .0 - -, - .. %hether the reader uses the newspaper to prepare a shopping list before going to the supermarket or dips the automobile ads before and magazines combined - Caper - --f ,I _ i ~t.. . .. I 9 -_ -_ - . j. - A sumer go about exercising his many choices of goods and services in the marketplace? Where would he find them? How would he evaluate remarkable thin about newspaper — Frithy, Oct. 12, 1973-5A The Sar,iord Herald I i ------- ;-.;;, x;. ;;, It BENTS "' - . V - . 4 M ,a - 'AM The - - ----. . Female Recommended TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - The Florida Women's Political Caucus will recommend that President Nixon nominate a woman to succeed resigned Vice President Spiro Agnew, State Rep. Gwen C7herry say!, R('[) C1WfT), 1)-Miami, said Thursday Caucus representative Roxcy Bolton of Miami will attempt to personally submit the group's recommendation during a trip to Washington. Rapilsto-Killer Sought HOLIXWOOD, Fla. (AP) - A 44-year-old man was shot to death and his 16-year-old daughter repeatedly raped b a bur•gIcr who woke them w hile ransac rig it tiOtiSt lice Say Officers said the burglar entered the hom.Wednesday through an unlocked front door . leaving by a kitchen door The gir l screamed, waking her fath er police said The manrushedtoheraideandscu!fled with the burglar before being shot once with a small-caliber pistol, police said ~ ~ ~ ~ ~, ~ ~ ~i~~ ~,, ~ ~ - ~ POSITIVE OT 'm I TION91 P .. M. . E MA R LXNV __ LABEL INSULATED FILE J dacu mmnt'. Bows Undc!rw,itr$ irdS.i . - . Catmrw '2 J' 4.Dr,isr Litiar Sin (WTL LI s371$309.SO 2-Dream Lamt Sin imim to em0205.00 ' Fbm 643-7710 george ~~_ - 1111 - Vs / hat ivaiit do a real bargabi ~' .- "There were a few moans and : :groans after the first lessons," 0 'A- . he said. "But now t.he men are getting more expert and there aren't so many pulled muscles. gv=~l 10~ -- _- -== ~ at. " pzedcularly haard for . 11,c I' less agile men at first" !--;'; Dick said the less,ns, which —_began six months ago are corn = Ii Ice. ~ ~ - -_ - t~_f-_~ ~- ~ - -- __ pulsory but the men take them k~~Aim~ ~~ ___ - ____ - - __ ____ __ - -- : - - ,.I- __ 1%.r. _____ -Q~~ _~ ____ iI in their own time. V kiz ~ -_ - M ~ -_ L.::: _____ Eqpl week and then practice at _____ 4' ' home," he added. r, ir;. He said one officer was :ijJ knocked unconscious when he I ______ was thrown by another officer 1: andlandedwrongly. ..-"ç :. _______________________ - — ' - . :'- . - . . - - "'--- .. - . - - ________ - - . .. -. - lIiLi - . - .- --- - --- - - . -- The Herald is a rrernber o the Asscaterj Prp- wPct' enb'ied ecfcs'tIy to the use for rtrodcicf on of a' the focal - :-.. - . .', printed in th' ne,.5p.lpel! - ç- ruceBiossa - -J B t - Herald Area Correspondents ic C di I 1y Marva Hawk An Rilty F31 "tt 4--- -, -% — — - ,4 ,4 mocra ts go iou flu an d mora ts . De . r , r ri t r ( f ,- r r.-%,4# ; r%^ .. UI I VU tli' !7? A.'ltL.i.j ION Bear Lake. Forest Cc'y Grace Spinks Lake Mc'.roe 1222611 83l7 slavia EnIerpriie E -" (- f i' . :7 _- ..1 riovs - Liarence snfder 322-441 Lizi 8ker 365 5207 Aijmc.nte ffoi Niche-IS 4P rmç'. tiarcy buru!tl 3fl-64S Wancr - - Maybe only the Dv orats, while talking more party reform, can manage to touch on vmw very prefound political issues and contrive simultaneously to give their work the faint air of a Woody Allen script Part of the reason is that the present chairman of the r -i: D!an Party Structuit i-- -- u-uii wtgun named Barbara Mikuiski, mem her of the Baltimore city council. Slit' li5 in i1Iciscin. about sie the job. She was e1evted from vice chairman when the first chairman resigned. Says she in a short news conference: I know Leonard Woodcock (president of united Auto Workersi was me ftea!'y, and I was riding side-car on the motole' Th ' misleading. Plump, round-faced, buoyantly cheerlu Chairman MIkLti neserthee-ss wie lds dCCISI.F corn mand over the 73-member commi&ciea, makes tou?h judgm .nts whose force often is conceaW by I- bubbly.personality -' I I I __ j- ', The hard t -4-' r dtterliun to a biC a.rtmcn ol Dexnocrt.s whose 'debate" on ke). reform issues can get asc-onvouted as Woody Allen's chatter as he hreathlessly explains his philosophy to is new girl. The Nk, thing the Ikmocrats are trying to dispose of is . F:: Fi t TatrW*J E. Estates Goldenrod. Essibrook tLfIjr 533 2gfl I the quota system in selection of national COflVntiOn delegates. The ir previous reform commission (McGovernFraser) explicitly avoided it, saying only that state parties should take "affirmative steps" to see that minorities, women, the young, were rcpresented in "reasonable rela tionship" to their presence. In 1972, the trouble was militants in some states forced quotas. In others, parties applied them to avoid Credentials Committee challenges of inadequate representation. IW.HICTI, wayarrayeo under the new politics banner and frequently alig ned t- c,- Political Reply Appeal i-. 4 : MIAMI (AP) - The Miami Herald says It will appeal a ,--.--. __$ - (- . \tr11 401 I" .Ju)n - -- Ii J. *_ C' joined the Herald in asking the Florida Supreme Court to re- ', ...vUa I I VI U31 ' held a 1913 liw that nespapers must publish the verbatim replies of political candidates criticized In editorials. In a -1 opinion Thursday, the court rejected the Miami 11craid hib!iJin Cc.. cuntc'ntitii that the law was uncon stitutiorial. "We will, as previously an. hflIflPndI l nrngws,f at trun _ - Tht!y charg. d that the la would endanger freedom of the press. i iII W edit.oriaI . State Atty. Gen Rot .rt She. yin and 15 newspapers had 14 --' — L. .J_ _J L -----.- - - -.-eii ----.T1 .--- - - r_ -. - isptc ally in these days of p1,1.-ri cctt; un-' lVj't,' 'a c..(;-ir p1 A - :4 .,rr-cre hcI, pr b.rar% r'.iiJng and ices. Howeve. ii you own pcojaarly and would I*• to build. you'll no FOUNDATION. ROOFING. SIDING. WINDOWS. DOORS. PAINTING flri, a Ib.rpininahome ... Jim WiIt.rbuiidslh.s't. 'ft fad,M Then, , ,,•options , Sntdv eit,rIal, and lnat.IIa.on of ft( A L W RING LU N LOO N . US, tates guilty oesigi than lust price to mat. your new hem. a bargain. . . it HEN AND BATH FIX U I ha,. - 000RSI TRIM. KITC tuic. But thecourt said the lav was actually "in aid of a free press" by a lltcwing new;papers to avoid punitive damages by publishing replies to critical editorials. bu'$d skcst anyahe,, that you own piva4y. . sting the tIm.honored When pm Wilier ln$tili iI of ttWii WteCO? GCilbonk you'M need only Ig paint of rnw of board-by-board, al-by nad cor.st,uctlQn. Mca,uvev, MnY Of the mats. POM waft, paint trim. connect to outsIde utilit*s and more In Or you nsa, nut, such as "wood made-better" hardboard siding. aiM be superior. $OIth1ttin purcf*n. w4iy4duaI materials p.ckag.t, instal] them youriel1 and ui rein ws. r'rmiuds of trio-aft modern t.ctinolory tth,r way, lb. cost can b. ,t(fuit'Pd Ir c? We snt yu to Inow th tuI tott ac4 p'ecy what yoic monthly modgsp 0 0 OVER 20 81111)1 BUY" MRS BUILT ON YOUR PROPERTY p.yn.nt Inu b. We elan want you to know more eboA It. superior materials tl-# far's yo and Ite quality construction mihods wi t:" 1' --.youdecid.'f i'm Walter MORTGAGE FINANCING i.ai4•d e'sps'Iv We offer is -. i c co111p11e omp lete lin 1ine o _ ________ . ' rr '-' - ald Editor Don Shoemaker. ' -" - Jim Walter builds better huv! U.S. Supreme Court," said Her- -, A. r L in thp The court ruled in July that the law was constitutional and ordered a new trial in a suit against the Herald filed by Pat Tornillo, an unsuccessful candi. date for ithe state legislature las' yea who sought and was den; ci iq,ece to reply to critical -, - -r -. . a - lii to reconsider a ruling which up- t ii lid ",itIi flit standard politicians and sometimes barred them and their slates from any represeation at Miami Aside from gratuitous slaps at these oldies (most conspicuous was Chicago's Mayor Richard Daley), the root problem was and .s how to achieve balance while using democratic proces, including primaries, whose results can t t- fort-t or untru!d Well, the Democra ts Iwo-day reform commission seasions show they're still hung up on that one, nt to mention deciding just how "affirmative" affirmative oteps toward balanced selection have to be. But there's much more going on in these Democratic AUcrss1partyrti1e take precedence over state m rA -i taw may help on that one. Should rimartes, wheiv people speak In some numbers, be controlling, or should other mechanisms be allowed into the act? Winner-take-all mate primaries are now dead and in IW6 lasers will get a proportionate share of the delekate _ vote. But how far to go with this propo.-tional business In states with caucus-convention setups, where the come mifled o'9ni'rl folk pour out to ,ci i plcu I' r lire seats the urireprttented casual Winucrat probably dominant in numbers though staying home? Some say the broadly elected officials are best and should be delegatm Argue that, and you're back to Woody Allen, weaving his unfathomable intricacies. Page Mikulsk.i! ' r'J iT i 4 I —I Highest Court To Get . riL___.T±t__- SECOND HOME COTTAGES -. CaM. visIt or sand thsccupon Ti to the flSM'flt Jun Wilt,. no I IJ . -e _____________ -- 1 - / - . JIM WALTIS HOMES 'ZZ'. . ,.I, '4.i$.4 *, .,,id 3 *b5O'1s.I to b1 ,i'-i — • ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32808 4S40 W. COLONIAL DRIVE HWY. SOWEST P. 0. BOX 15037 PINE HILL STATION PH: 295041 p 1 I '' 'fl •t -- - 40 -- ,4P NAPAI ADDit_.___. - - -- - city _.____.__ _sTA,a ,,i.p,*. ;i,s s ..1.øs _______________ it ,v,sl ,eU... te pi (T\OPIP4 S'td$ !J W..kdoys JIM OPEN tilbPM1 1'\ Sot. £ Sian. -- �-- 6A-The Sanford Herald Friday, Oct 12, 1973 I 1AsrtoPrey,Puute Goodsi sporng 44 Sb%rt oar _______ - 4e Thrice I . N I l3vere 17 Is Cast off . 7 C'II 50 21 Noun iuI1t em in° ,PL.tI roop toii,t ii ni wecd DO'.SN Unit of tollr 11 B im I • Abi y ioigaii gail pv van c. B uren -. rr r r — 12 She is immaculate, quiet, and hjsn't missed a day's ,work. She is the sole supDort of several fatherkm so 1 and even collecting children's clothing from my friends for P to 31 mine w&-e mining' 40 41 - 42 41 "i5 I F--4 "f' DEAR %%ONDI,,.RI,G: The woman La apparently sinaPie -minded cs she never would have worn In your prece the eardngit she stole from ) -ou. Tell her you know she 59 - -- — — 62 has been stealing, but 11 she tttUrfli thea&ojen Items and . !WI ;1 I -. t'\fflvynvi, -c - . . DEAR POLLY - One of my Pet Peeves is with the pack- ems of pasta products • say: ,, ANNE I,. __ !w.tI I ~ ) ~ 14 I/ /g -; at one end of our picni table so I can pick up the other end and most it aboatesils A nylon mesh play pen turned on its .a utrur'g rues tor sweaters ano otHer snit articles that cannot be hung on a line- The ODefl mesh allows ... 34, nins a besuity shop. air circulation to dry . garments quickly. . - "Dr. Crane," she began. "II best labora!ory psychiatrists nowadays I 1' "For we get all the gossip of th-v corrmunityand learri of the ' ' Since,, the more coiiscrlaiIl'e 111T in No rpore worries, atx)tjt hill) rolling too far and no mor' propping up with pillows This can be carried anvwhere . when deflated, - MRS K ______________________ --- WIN AT BRIDGE uth Unorthodox, but After a ,A eek.IIse 0--year -old monplace in' the theiders. returned home, but she and the magazines an C'. £11 t 13-year-old are still down Smith classrooms somewhere. -She claims this )junger boy In past generatuois. society missive attitude. mviet), kept quiet- mankind ever since Ada and Eve, but aren't they tmig Jesus once stated that "He that is fl1J4 against US 13 i 4Q1085 be a normal contract decided uthermn;bnoi mal e 4 K964 SOUTH(DI 4QJ42 TA84 4i, A 96 +AJ7 We" BoLS vulnerable North Fill .%ulb INT 1$ - a IXjrf ion 0, The failure Ili stress the venereal iurr,mit utis of I b which was 1;; 1. Imrt.iumhtUil'.' I,imid t• ill ). l.uflhi1, % Al lit i:fl iflIj(,Oi r.mrmh - mtt, The-. .,i(It1, Iii J. v.iiitij - . -A S'A - 0 H, * - . , : . lli(.N at home, the- nlovi f inartwd females ,Abij suffer ,; . .;.-!P" lki,re i-T, h-ird I ' thii '' i . - i Ill-tifill I . 1 . r-..r:m 'tit riu;tnir. !fln'.tt' I I)v %vill-i-r.11 'r; 't' '' - i I, flv,wassi. ap-posir '"'-' - i By ( hwald & James' Jacolly The duplicate game was oser andtoroncetheunluckyezpert hut . rapid rii#4rn kAing of flit- I lut'A has Iwat-nniv :in actual I r--- U fulure oaf . . ; ',' ! DKOPE i ?~~ / L, ', from the Carroll Riphisi Institute A. . / ', ca I ' 'b,' '' on playing With big Wife, L Pan It Ilan Pass transfer e4laineY pa" hhd Pass "Ther e were three an 5 ou.South,hold . whe"'o ' edno n o-t mp nd ru ti 4# a #A X 8 4 lr% J 2 #A 7 4 4K J 6 wat able in Islay I What doyou do now" major suit, &( the real clinchA-Tr,tai your partner,li bid as er was board seven. Blarkotoodindbidlisebrartsto oard SeJ• (fl -:pad ti ' ho ltjce by either North or Sout~. was T06"'Al"SQUESTION the final contract at every U_ Your partner continues to five bie but ' the one where if&S. no-tramp. '~.)u bid siii spadri to Uniuky hd p!av a ;'rd I 4J t rj1t,ri -ccn drr1 % t41 d. ForoncewewereipterestJ 07w1 P't-i se ezpia wt .rj '. ..,- --ry 10 — MM 11 3 SAT. l SUN ' s. t'i I' • _________ =I It MINN" '>'. - - ~~ , _ I A- i ;- _.i__ ' ' ____ -- , - - - I fl -. - -- - - ~ HAVE - SEX a -- . that could mn'ure your health VIRGO (Aug. & to Sept. rUSt . •' - .,- ,. ' .., dUO '- 10 dy will be rewarding. i'l-WSPAPEll F_N173jjjuj%r -- ' (jilt. S intuit Iiu iit5 call) "The Slats !mpcl, they do not ,:anipel," What ytnj inakc of your life is largely up to YOU, Carroll Righw's Individual FnrcLast flit your siFn for All November is * ready Ec ymmr 'lY nd your timtlhtlalc and SI t' ( trolt 14t&htcr I or.t.ast (name of 11Cvutirrr) Bo 62, Hollywcc,4 Ca'm( qoo i' I ' I 1" r I (6) Summer Semester , , ; I #NTEPTA1NMr.P4T ~4- A NIGHTLY on the LAMPLIG"ILFA4 : Arsolrv,olwni "' VEAL PARMESAN Choice of Two Vegetables. Fict Bread & Butter EVERY FRIDAY ~j lb. Chopped Sirloin 1/2 lb. Western Steak , Hot Dread & Butter qog ' t 1 09 OR 1:1 il l - 41 . ' $ 1 ' A-%S%) GET o ' ' ACQUAINTED BRAND .I ( -~_ I- A " 1 A -49 - _ - NAME FURNISHINGS F AT CAI E nnim-p-m i 1IL V Come in & Register for Hundreds of Dollars Worthof Saturd5y - 1 2 Z, U - ____ - - --- 1t-..' - ;W =_ - I *F A 1 / , ____ jF--- * 'is', Bill Berkley - - Open Mom. Thru 5U5 I FrI eere Closed Sun. opfn Eirt niftlit By Aopl. Vint Char" pis n Ph. ill 01)q 46 0 tSJnjnj Sanford's Newest& Finest Furni tu r e Store --_-- TUESDAY thru SATURDAY tsU LADlE NIGHT ifts11-11 )OPM Tuesdays Wednesaays a DRINKS V2PRICE I * OPENING SPECIAL l) P CAT FI SH ALL YOU CAN EAT Ph. 631-9321 I Mile South Big Tree, Longwood DANCING EVERY TUES., FRI., SAT. 9 P.M. fil 2 A.M. ' Country Cocktail Hour - I- ( RxTaton-Sankrd Inn Western Mt'slc I iiLUflCh.iVedm Mon. thru Fri. 2 Hi Balls-70c "R -V) SANI -IF I 1 1 1 11 1 1 ,-.~ ~ ~. - ril-7 r I --t--- .- - I - ry-= - -- 1 - - )IU) M A 0 AIR a 11 1 111 1 11 1 111 i ll, i ll, ...... -_ oilam Mbee~ I LEAVE THE COOKING TO USI Catfish a Hushpupples, Mouth watering Charcoal Steaks & Sea * food Our Specia9y. 11 ,) j \ -I- "81 er and B tt T han 'icr U TONY AND LOUISE COSTANTINO, YOUR HOST & HOSTESS FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 322 3108 HWY. 17-92 ON LAKE MONROE SANFORD :t ._~-_ ~ -_~ -__Z;______ - - ---- YOU i- I-r -- ., .- - -_ _ =t-=----= L" --- , - - 41 y ., EAT LUNCH 51.50 DINNER . $2.50 I HOFBRAU HAUS Lounge 10am Ph 3229716 344 Park Ave _!TIi " I t -t -= -, ---- -6- : - -t, f--- _ ____- __ t~ M~~__~ r-,,-- r - __ Addition In MId-November. Watch For Our Grand Opening Party Iftuft 91W - - -.11W - __ - - - - - - - - - __ __ __ - __ Buffet , . . j__ .1 1. Now at t6e 3 Seasons Restaurant. r - TUESDkY_TrIRUSATURDAY Sidit Parking - FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE 9 PM UNTIL ... 0 Sanford Hwy 17-91 . 11 Enjoy the unto fine Country. Politan Music lh.at you have enjoyed In the past by Los and Linda Varnes and Grady Butler We ha ve added a new ENTERTAUNING 5 NIGHTS A WEEK . AND HIS BAND LOUNGE OPEN DAILY—INCLUDING SUN CARELLSSh4A1OI );'- 12 Noon Ti1 3 P.M. - "13val &&k, I L a--ii FREE REF REFRESHMENTS E" ETC. AM ". I . r, p4tit4w lirm 1! -:i , Radio P Shop out of ' r - - to FURNITURE INC ~ I Oct i3 ....ft~ __ ----=.-d -7 - : .- ~ _____ . ; ~__ , -T~ - _~X ~~__7_~ i~ -A WEi if I = Comeouf and meet (No Purch.a sr "ecelsaf- y) I g-_r~ - __ 't ,- I (44) All Nite Movies ' :;i- f ASUDNATH1 : ' - '. 11:30 (2) Movie (6) Movie , ~ FOR kll - ~.- ~ Private VOUR OUIDS T .4 - -•43; - Smokey Says: '•_______ -1 4 - $1 39 Chan I - . 0 I ~ : ,- 1 mazing 'j -.~ ,--4 , _. . -A . I ~I -. t s.r,r-sii 8:30 (2) Inch High , . un HE ON SPECIAL (9) Bugs Bunny I. Choice of Two Vegetables - ! . (9) News itio LUNC us Bourbon Street 8:00 t2) Lldville choice of Two Vegetables ,r_ (44) Chaplain Of iu-r---------------------'------------ EVERY THURSDAY EVERY TUESDAY 4 We Still Have Our. . . . - AM The Chan Clan (24) Sesame Streef ulpimci Roams ASqA9C,&X:ff4Bt*!)X4 I (6) A 'f rf - 1-00 (9) All Nile Movies 1:15 (2) Th riller p , Lassie (2) - (formerly at Lake Monroe Inn) Theatre 7:30 I 64 ___________' (44) T BA LOUNG rii I "io' i House 0 Stea (9) Saturday Superstar "Odit "Ids CENTRAL FLORIDA'$ 'o FINEST STEAK pc,DtET S1I4VPNGCOMPL(T(()INNtp5',jpy, Ii OAY HWY. 17-92. North in FERN PARK - LETS I 6 - - - Almanac 6:30 (2) Man And Environment r'lPiuo I (441 Night Gallery Board Wide World Of Sports (24) Zoom (44) Movie MORNING .:_-_ C - 10 30 (44) Porter WagOner 00 ews (24) Electric Company 2:00 (2) World Series (6) Sounding 6:00 (6) Grower's __. WINN[_11 II (LJ((t(LQ?t (11) Delphi Bureau (44 Wilburn Brothers (44) Combat 7:00 (2) Flying Nun ALL THIS WEEK (ENDING SAT, OCT. 13) 10 ide3l life Avoid one 00 haS an axe to grind IF YOUR CIfiLl) IS BORN TODAY . . . he or she one of those delightful young people who will tb welt ir the fields of engjneerin.w-inventions ma:ketinQ prod - ucts , and it would be well to blani, (lie education along lines there u a natural aptitude here for finishing whatever is started &M th13 can bring much success in life Give an opportunitv to trivel catty with gof)d fnends ai this is most cijuzationai, - _ QUALITY 1 -- - 11 rwwa Bob Newhart Show (441 Buck Owens Show 10 00 (6) Carol Burnett Show 1:00 (2) Soul Train (1) Children's Film Fe&Iivöl (9) High School Football Roundup (13) Movie SATURDAY - (I I I(Q (6) (24) Sesame Street (44) News i h"M GOLDEN SPOON AWARD stance, a small pottery castle was designed to hold spills fe, you will find several good boo ks on the subject in your I An hour o two) j(urthe Tt'i. Sanford girl, and enjoys 't' 19) You can gain tile bigwip in a charming *ay now during free little HAS SO irrn I AKE MARY Bowling 9:30 12 30 ( 2) Go (6) Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids t G (2) Midnight Aw _9 UI (6) Mary Tyler Moore Show (44) Lost In Space (9) V1 Night P" 0% Oh ph terest in with others for fine results- Show more affection for matc one of her hobbies. :."; " I , — ____ 9:00 (2) Movie (13) Movie (24) Etectri Corn (6) Movie ('I Wide World Of E ntertainment (44) Movie 1 I. nted' 323-8010 ____ Olympic 8:30 (61 MA-S-H (9) Suspeose Theatre (6) Everything's Ar hi Movies Fit ACCOMPANYING PASINT If this has whetted your in- 23 to Oct 22) Use intuition when dealing - WHO (I"IDII 17 CIQUIIIS were used as banks. Small boxes, finely ornamented, were holder: for patches __ and cucceusful way Mike new contacts who have knowledge swimming, the beach and you need the sunshine. Needlepoint is LIBRA (Sept and encourage others who feel depressed. Plan time for . t: (13) Paul Lyncie Show (2) Tonight Show - c2sifa..I?ø. 111W WILBUR AVE Trial 8:00 (6) All In The Family (1) Partridge Family (13) Partridge Family (44) Boxing From 12'OO (2) The Jetsons (24) Black Composers 10:30 (44) Bobby Goldsboro Show 11 00 (2) News (6) News (9) News ____ ~ 5 GA.cross from the Shop & Go) AFTERNOON 9:30 (6) Movie (9) Adam's Rib 10:00 (2) Brian Keith Show I:W Small huts, three to four inches high, served as burners •1. Chest of B' concentrate on the Sanford Plaza. She 13 a spintual, then you know how to operate in a more effective Ii Rock Concrt - LAKE MARY TV SERVICE ,*flg (44) Pussycats (44) Don Kirshner's "Va lor - (9) Mi.on Magic (44) Th e Monsters Of Week -w~ . COLOR — O&W — STEREO (6) Hee Haw (!) Lawrenc' ,'eIk 11:30 (2) Pink Panther (6) Josle Arid The 13 football Game , ANY MAN ; ~ ~i 7:00 (2) Needles And Pins (6) Dragnet I We Service All Makes an Models 700 (2) America (24) Sesame Street (44) Wally's Workshop (44) Night Galitf y T WITH Pieces were decorative and often functional. For in- (24) Pacern In Terria ") - I)I !, TV Report Sigmund (6) Speed Buggy (9) Brady Kids 19) Odd Couple . . for pastille (incense). others i - that served as match . - (Cant 6:03 Sat & Sun 1:30) I those twisted strips of paper z ' ' NEVER . Meis.,i;en pieces'of that era, / AR A DV (4) News (44) The Untouchables 630 (2) News (4) News 11 00 (2) Fall Festival 11. I COULD - - - S5 1111011 . I - -- ' a" thing to interest you. ~ ___ - - - FEATURESAT: 9 'I - - M_ ~~ (6) Chmson and pop singer Barbara MaA sn. Comed y Is provided by Monty - that son Is twWAW then es Son ethlng group, Apple and Applebrry evMONIM230SAt AU MAn Ill." other countries as well, Thai appeal not k) On today 's 1. ec ors. Whatever your "bag" there will be some- -. 8:30 (2) Girl With Michaels ______________ Staffordshire cottage figures were made to appeal to a vast number of people. not only in England, but in - (44) The Bold tonight as Bobby Womck and I 0. R. MrI3rav'v 'Mac). LI S. Navy. R*?: u.ner (6) Jeannie 0) Goober & The Ghost Chasers (24) MisteRogers Review 1-2-30 A.M. NBC MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Tonight's hosts are family 1810 and 1853 Although fashioned alter the fine 11:3(W ABC IN CONCERT There are some good groups LAKE Lasi,ue b 03) Movie (24) Electric Company () Wally's Woc¼shop 10:30 (2) Star Trek (9) Brady Bunch (24) Washington I 111 1. (9) Department i: " I I include the Bee Gm, and tneir guests ill________________________ Chuck Berry , ee ). "b" ness 10:00 (1) My Favorite Marilans C&ucci's (6) suas I Flood S t d Tears and Savoy Brown top the guest list. JOIE MD' A hilarious (13) Peter Gunn I -- No.3 ___________________ .s work. The r - S -_ - of appeal in i culltributiorb as folk art6t3 were made between about - p i --- No. 2 9:SO OfChtss - _____ I 7 30 `16uch C 4 ii A Gospel Hour 9:30 (2) Ernerqency (9) Hollywood Squares (13) "Movie '' -"a time anywhere tonight. Jack Palance stars as Count iracuia1 Hits? I 11 - Eq 2 - L -, 730 - ]EASTWOOD -- They had the perfect love affair. Until they fell in love. 11 11) - T,M vv f7j*~A.. . ' - 3:00 (13) Movie 3:30 (9) NCAA Football 4:00 (4 The Woodward (44) Movie 5:00 (2) NFL Highl i g ht s (6) TBA (9) Wide World Of Sjosis (13) cleter Gunn 5 -11 (2) Tt,,f, Fxplorer,, (6) SQuiheastern F ootball (13) Movie ~ = ---I 1, IL (24 Electric Company (44) Temple Heigh ts 1 33 (2) PciIcc Surge on (6) And Griffith 9-11 CBS THE ,BS FICIDAY NIGHT MOVIE "DIIACUIA" This new motion-picture ver -__ Neighborhood (44) Day Of Discovery \ \ Theatre (9) Super Friends (24) Sesame Street N;140"M LwtU Pric.*t w of Staffordshire - . Have home neat to entertain there in P m Invite onll congemals 2N T - - you how to gain cherished destres. Handle Social affairs on a : -- __ - ~_ ____ _-z--_i ~_ -_ mote practical level To bed early is best as you need rest, John's collection actually ~.~____ -~-- - - -_-~__ __-- VC - ---~__~M k lylzy MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Enter the right ~__ A 2 began with a Staffordshire dog which had been a family social circles where yoa can make progress faster in business .: '-• r-_ - - _. :;- ,_~, -, I Ciece. This is perhaps thie or petsonal relationships. Forget the emotional and stick ( the practical Help others Staffordshire pieces i,x.eajI.,,e LEO (July to Aug 21) Find the right methods to PE N N Y MILLS recently has been Willy mike big headway with higher-ups from whom you want started working as a reproduced. favors. Show you have a philanthropic nature. Do nothing beautician at the Treauxe backmi; of Tile buddsnghabeen 'tI At Thi __ __ tRocxGcnAM11 ( Works by Walton and fealph R rent Sa!t represent a dit- onian vv GENERAL TENDENCIES:,ou need a new way. AQUARIUS (Jan . 11 to 1-ch Rio" Ij1A rs,pt tn,, a 9 - Perhaps the best known ftl . better and gain more cooperation from others. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Some good pal can show '-:: 1Z I 2:30 (6) Adventure () New Scooby Doo Movies Cooking \ ' M (6) Bailey's Comets (f) Yogi's Gang (,4) MlsteRogers 9:00 (2) Adams Family (9) Lucy Show (13) News (24) Culture & is In effect it will probably have on _,.~i.4 .: .1 N, '._*_1*j1,1* It P all were term Astbury figures is used it is usually as a generic term to denote cli-ssification, the collector explained. • - no-trump. Maybe something SCORPIO (0 23 N 21 K ' ft good would h2ppen to me for expect from you and try to please them; listen closely to conce.** wh3t they say Coet into that'important civic project Avoid a It certainly did this time. In troublewakef sp 1 te of the 64 spade fit the re SAGITTARIUS (N .'riv . 1 2 to Dc, 21) If you Sho'A are exactly nine tricks for deappreciation to those who ate helpful, you can handle clarer at either spades or notrump. We can't recommend responstilditiet easily today Wear that new apparel for a fine impression . friend*s bidding for ever our day practice but it certainii; CAI'RICORN (Dcc 22 to Jan 20) Illan to have friends in egallz , has always tievon present in ' human wiuty, it was at Icast officially dmappmved by law. '- - mangles suit contracts and since four spades appeared to # a V 1053 '" = .I .- EAST i Ii'. thi d1'irctn'and4' 'nb th umrnt ufl.c1aofi imiedia until I' WU 095 KQJ7 side " 'k, the binut purve)ors used that yardstick in reverse, by intirnalingr .. It tsl,ciet% (IllK-!n'l slwak out Y", ill lb1 list decade there "galnUU54 then if is for us"' has hem a very marked inThai gave frl~e reir, Ili those crease in st-th sexcapades as I , Abo strip idealisin from lo-.c Sall,~ descrities, plus -A l fe ! and make it mer~-Iv "A.1pping,'' promiscuit, . a brentiou -__ . ) . _ by transfer and there was no way that I coul4 get to play the hand in spades. She really • 104 432 ' oblige. "She opened one no- trump. We were playing Jaco- W96 more common today'" ~ - - Z. ~ 11 •AK!0763 sternly rebuked such violations it worked H was all too happy to NORTH **!-Yr Crane. I suppose sex problems have been w i th - - SC is really her lover and she never of age-old moral codes. But due to this modern pwill leave htm - I ~r, cnoy hobbies with good chums. Learn to communicate - - 2"Wa . .0. .1 I lo. DFAR FOLLY - A childs small inflata ble pla sti c mine Coo' mak' a r at rt''Ie b lob bJ it toni bed or tt'tl °lie wtha blr k d bb they -Acre htmng intim - CARROLL RIGHTER Is former social codes of morality, the uncensored commercial movie theaters went hog wild in dea T~s!), e cal4sed society in , - =. - .1 figure Aithouh the Walton type is primitive in concept and executed in a rough man ner, there is still a great deal _____ . clients is an attractive wife of a Iezding business ex ecutive in our town -She had previously told me I - 1:00 (2) 1 leli the Truth () Hogan's Heroes favor of it until she realizes the this ware does not resemble philosophical study or attending services. Later you can The boys were only 13 aed W7 He likes the idea and _____________ __________ Meissen reallv worked for rne and I hope it may help others - KAY - .I I* E VENING Sally one stolen from his home. 1 FRIDAY he discovers the TV 15 the SIIflC in the centerfold of a magazine. ____ ..0 :;v~%\,~~.votop.v..~~.-~:_,.~-*e _________ lelevi3jon more in tune with our language i2 Dr. Spoofs permissive _____ - methAs, Rarey did succeed in breaking the animal's gj "As an example, one Of my if -~ FORL("AST FOR SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, TV censorship kept home trying to outbid TV with salacious ffwvies and vWgar 'i _________ I (i1(3'i)lSlC)!'1, Market" Fred's TV set gOes Out Nude That's Fit to Print" John and he goea out and buys a gets an oiler to go the Burt "hot set. When a friend visits, Reynold's route and pose nude I posed cruel and inhuman ters and figure makers. ...±-±c steering heel I see th .tmen I stop the car. turn oil the lights and place it back around the light switch This has RIX she ran off to a southem slate. accompanied by her husband's two cousins. __________ I tine 8-8:30 NBC SANFORD AND 8:M NBC THE' GIRL WITH SON "This LIIUe TV Went to SOMETHING EXTRA "AU the - --- #4 tics who said the animal descendents of Ralph and . - 7J k PJ1 110revielis r i 'i () 4XIni 14- IItII --'----- t'xujl problems ti even the clergymen aren't t old. .ecmt': V could not be tamed. With sup- Aaron, his brother, were pot- of your life is largely up to YOU' Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for November is now read) For your copy send your bmrthdte , , 'd SI t CI11il Righ ter I .. •j, nwspaper, , hl __________________ - Spirit. at dinner. TAURUS (Apr. O to May 20) Plan time in a.m. for getting to turn off the lights. I decided I must find a Way to remind mself that they were on Now I have an all plastic 1 --- 1 . ' _I-1 1 Died the its finest. The W gift. He accepted "The Stars impel, they do not compel " What you make ((c) 1973, McNaught' Syndicate, Inc.) . • challenge of the English cri- was prolific and many of the push this child too far, or you ruin the life, Use tact. twist-em *fastened to t*he ligh: switch %'hen I turn on the lig~l% for anY daytime driving I put the twist-ern .1round the ENE DEAR POLLY - After running down mv car battery j'j '11 j i 1 •1 •1 uncontrollable stallion as a work is the art of the potter at and approval earl) o bigwigs in business aid undcmtAndinj of the down-to-earth way to 'PPIY Your phdosophical concepts if you are to have tbt advancement you wuh Be more aware of what in the world today and adjust your thinking. ARIES (Mar 'I to Apr 19) Make the conditions at our home more as u them t b Get d 1 clever and practicA person Evening is fine for enititatrung three times because of dri~,in to work in log and then foi- for - ____________ royal fumily at W'rdsor and namt'in Staffflrdcl!irep4)t(er) receiv e d the magnif icent but Is that of Ralph Wood, whose early and permit to get into sports in school Don't try to DEAR POLLY - My husbdnd listened whet-Is to the legs v- __ - ____________ ri* d little on the spot and pick at the bubble gum to ssible and then squirl on more fluid and rub it off with a cloth (Test first.i This has worked %ell in my cafe on commercial-type . carpeting and also work-7 on ciothes. - LOIS -, ~~iiio 0 __11~1_ ________ Rarey, an American norsetamer, performed before the quickly. Give good spiritual training 1 DEAR I'OLL\ - Do tell Susan who hs bubble gum her kitchen cariet that I find lighter fl uid works like magic. Squirt 6 I John Astbury (1678-1743) cre Tom, John Soiuinon Rarey with his Eng I i s It stallion Cruiser and Barnurn's elephant Jumbo. to Feb. 19) Use more moJern methods to improve home considerably today, Get rid of whatever causes fnction in that important maim Take action on something vital PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mu 20) Fine day for shopping, running errands and keeping appointments vital to your welfare Handle correspon d ence wisel y Show partneri you are pleased with the association. Think construc ti vely. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY_ he or she wi1I be A A One of those c Icpract ical Lent of yR By George W Crane, PIt C), MD IPJ - them all at once. I find it much er to press many I th3n di:nng1), their individuallv seams at anp limp rather . *. MAR C/.SE V-SI) Sail B aged - esuT big success. Give as fine an education as you can afford and DEAR FOLLY - I have a 1 iestion and a Pointer. can buv tricot. 108 inches wide. to ma ke sheets. but would like to know if it advisable to miter the cor ners and ii so a simple method for doing this I sne time by ma k ing darts collars belts and sleeve seams without breaking my machine thread and th emi press ' -- -- -_ and Set Bo&klets offered via ! this nr*spaper to help stabUilit ' I . 10 IiUV who wdl teach him or her the ropes and paye the way for - J • plastic would certainly problem . solve this annoving . - _. spaghetti, macaroni and noodles - - -- Polly's Problem — - It - It's up to the parents to finish the job they started by insisting thh. childre themselves. them on your magazine for patrons is, L_ - UIJ iC) - AQUARIUS (J&n.21 .I ( ________ Staffordshire potters also was the first English potter to ke figures arid v9,a fine going out with good friends for a good time Being more "commented" on the Ameri z Ad& ', - CAPRICORN (Dec. 21 to )an 20) Relieve tensions by IV gain t laboratory. Many beautiel,jus P - / ert rlg1 t. - shop is a niodern psychistrk =1T . i II Sally is quite right In saying her __ 12 _____ 0 - ________ E n g lish hist ory. pal for recreation. _________________________ _______ ___ Ad& mentary an that period of exercisc or wh3tcvcr wdl improve your healtil Join a good 64 before you get them home Putting pastaun a tough pliable II VY -- decorative item for the home of the common man. Becatire home for free prompted (MS letter, — . I by going to new sources. Travei is good for you now. even if -)nly mentally Avoid g fiLl LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct, 22) Reach a beitcr that usually come in brittle cellophane bags that break open t-tTLti .~_P ) to be1'a thought grown. educated, working children should live &t -, . ; i t ~ . -, .1 . -i~ — Brittle Pasta Bags Peeve Polly Reader .1 parents who conUnue to mipport their adult children long I- VIRGO (Aug 2210 Sept 22) Get information you need IU after they are abe to support themselves do them no faors The) are depriving them of one of life s most valun ble assets MRS C R, SHELTON, WASH a Frequently known as chimney pieces. the AlIft underst an ding for the future with an associate for success, every piece made during the "commented on every Take care in public, o' you could get into trouble. Be wise, late 18th nd 19th centiries, phase of English life to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec, 21) You have many the collector said, yuu would create a true folk art. tasks to handle so cm an earl 'tart Plan find almost a complete corn- POLLY' PONTFRS A feehng of self-worth is one of the greatest timmires one can psi. But It must be earned. Well-meaning I of L.. 58 --- -- - ~_ *CCIPCZ those terms, keep her. And If she DEAR ABBY. The letter from 'The Other Kids" who . — — _____ -- ______ helpful within Your community Avoid one who eyes your itwft - DFAR . - IP I furnished lite fireplace mailby Enoch understanding with debtors and creditors and make life tel often served as a piece of Blind Homer is furniture, thus t em 0 p 00 easier A hunch gives you a chance to get ahead faster chi u.. R Eyemn. c.r '. made r resemble ma _____ baby M' was born dead. We seW a sympw,hy cjr,d ad. " dres-wd to her and hr husband. 7UY were offended. My fiffier in law told me you shouldn't send sympathy cArds in a cam Uke this. TeU me, Abby, were my husband and I right or %Tong? UNIONTOWN, PA. - - ET __ 63 - .:5 ., - -1 - ~ - =_-- J 4.IJ- _.- * - - figures have been callea th -- - ________ ç'p' - --- -- a rp __.~. alwa -, WONDERING - ——— it - - 4 k olk f I MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) A friend really En land's last folk art,;je exappreciates you and will introduce you to worthwhile plasned. Originating in the • persons who can be helpful. Joiy.- that group affair and dress midland induEtrial county, well. Be. good conversationalist, they are unsophisticated and execu ted LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) You can make headway with sometimes crudely CXCt. IJUI y s entertaining. bigwigs and those in high political office and can he very I - I)&$ Irce Staffordshire pottery Be kind. 21 a 277i I asked her whem she got the earrings, and she said cnT !n I r 'iern r \t I n tr n" '. I '01' 'AI!,"cit:ii& if I skwuld ", tier to give me my house key and tell her why I don't want her to work (or me any more. I C& tZI' £lWh 1) 4 r h&..&a I fr-.saiw the -- - N Jelin ft was a privilege recently to view a collection of SffordshIre cottage figures and gingerlv hand c the brightly coloed individual piør a pleasure And it to visit with the col,Iector interests more successful. Evening is just fine for romance. Ill 2 - Suddenly she shovirs UP weAdng a pair of Over hoop er L14 ., 19 e.v'rings sshich lookcd familiar I went to my drawer, and . — 13 111- her youngsters. From time to time I've missed a few Items. Panties. an C's. hosier' towels \'oth valuable. __-_- ~_ -, ____ - ITlrTiT 16 . inwe enough, Dittres-s ijir nal 5$SOW4 r rT r jjy '' with experts how to progress faster Evening can be happy Willi 16- in. TAURUS (Apr. 20 o May 20) Improve health so )ou can do more in the future Make a fine impression on often John has not sparea an 01 socially lnvestigte new interest that could increase income, his resources to bring togeth GEMINI (May 'I to June I) You can ci into those er the pieces h.ch make up confidential matters that will assist 'ou to make Imp'rtant this truly,flne collection. SSAuric~r t __ '"' about his collection him, "John," to protect his pri vacy at his requec. 531'tane( better $V,aseaieJ Ihtkbtrd air4ar Open 39 45 Thespian Cbangt' for 4 Bemoard 3iO(t}ernojth 44 Dough Pauli) .7211-Retail ib) 17 individual DEAR .tBBY: For the last year I have emplc'e1 an excellent cleaning woman who has also done my aintiry. have 9 (II rnrr it Pi't:c f orm rtaht. 3 Laban's It TOO (b-Yht-f* xered Ill.! '"""" GENERAL TENDENCIES: A fine day for Saturday pursuits of a detailed nature You can get into whatever has to do with charm or health treatments, your financial structure and position. Do chores, then have a pkasant time at whatever hobby rnoit interests you lie very practical ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr )) Study budget well in am. and make payments, collccljong that are important. Discuss hi bird 13 Rosso" IHndIeprt ji $?rile itIr C 1#'\ 8urme wwnn4 IIuknt boudy frit onmn is i eYWrIhI 60 6Icn& Motb • Hei- 1 57y m an O( I6Libr Knight L,anch title r LA C ottag e pottery ' 1~ q :1 - 1. 12 COflC*$ A Ii IN! 0~........! .-- - 1 ~ 11111]~~ 11 - . cIIHWU Today's treasures CARROLL RIGHTER'S C 9 I __________ 11111111111111111111111EIIIIIII 01111111 - -- , - ---.A OrTolfl'R I 19fl FORFCAST FOR SA rURDA - -- -i-.. - ._ __ i_____ - Appeanrginourdiningroomtks weekthosensauonalPorkChops "Madras" Backed up by Scallops En ' Cwry Satice and Biochette of Tendefloin Plus all tune favorites like NOWYOII.. Suloin, Va Pat mcwn, Filet Nlignon. and Prime Ribs and moreDon't nuss the tinale of straw berry rfait, piea la mce, a rousing IrIeI Coffee. 4 q__ #,~_-__~-9~_~--- -- -_ --- -; -.--- -In Our lourlgL . - - - , old favorites and contemporary 5ounds for your listeningand dancing . pleasute, A rifect encore to the evening .. Re nt staura Delft ma Exit of Interstate A. For reservations call 6684493 - - ••1 �• _________ •,•. _____•_.•••,•___,.,_••,•___•_•••_.__i_,_•• -. . ..;. t ic Sattiora rieraia t-riaay, oct. [is National N ) - ews . Briefs do better than Zayre! Labor Promises Fight The Discount Department Store MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) Labor leaders promise as strong a fight as we had against Clement Hayn. serth"lfPresident?JixonnorninatezJohaBC(,,ljyor Ronald Reagan for vice president. ALFCIO leaders here For their biennial convention said Thursday they can ilve with almost any of the others prominently mentioned In cutaticnpartfc(iJarly New 'g'ork Got,. Nelson A. 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H L,7T I - Hurry ... all items subject to prior sale. ,1 • 00 5 - rKlavY gauge __________ _______________ __ J ( S 7 K F CARDINAL MlNt)SZEtTY, exiled 82sear-old primate of hungirs- who spent Ui years in our reg. 12. Front & rear caliper brakes, 26" wheI. - -- frMRTS CABINET COME SAVE 18.99 MENS & LADIES 1 SHOPPER'S SPECIAL SATURDAY SCOO PYS' CORDUROY FLARE JEANS SPECIAL PURCHASE "These are facts, but they be. long to history and we on the Swedish side don't regard them as a reason for not having normiii diplomatic relations." Coolness at the top level Is the "one exception" to the otherwise good feeling between the Swedish and American people, Wickrnan said, He said this was proved by a . - A. ran)e.- stock or mount. f lam 1 a 1... i nr CI ,j I - -. ..1.-... I i it, ii i,, Iudapess following the Hung arian revolution, Is a renrit visitor to [I.S. and Canadian cities. The aramunition was beirig Corner babcock St sr1 NASA 8ivd. / / Wt Colonial Dr at Powers Dr - So. Orang Av Near Jat Alat Frontoo/ / Highway 17 & VIne St / 92at Airport Blvd at Bermuda Ave. I Block Norlh Cf Gardens 8lv. on Cypre U.S. 1 - - r-M -'a, . % ;' ,, ., • -. W' \ . .• ,j r€ ..=-_-- - , - .. •.,,. • ' ' ' • • ., . . -__-•'1t. -- '... JOHN CONNALLY - j.: .••_.• . - - ••• Marcos Grants Amnesty •--i ___________ --- ' -- - - - 'i I ~Zf •-' . - V - rawl - ' - - - _____ . r \ .-.-.. . • M , - . ANILA, Philippines (AP) President Ferdinand E Marcos granted amnesty today to three Filipino college Btu uvnts who hijacked a Philippines Air Lines jet to Hong Kong on Thursday. The young men, 19 to 21 years old, were talked into returning to Manila with the plane. They . .. • - - -- -=- .• : ::-__- -:- - •-- -- : -- ___ .: to good use a sculpture on the St. fouls campus - public opinion poll the Swedish governrnnt had taken In the United States last spring. The poll showed that Americans differentiated between criticism of the war in Vietnam and criticism of the United States, he reported. er's capitals since 1972. The most recent fin reup of ill feeling was last December when Swedish Premier Olof Palme compared the U.S. bombing of Hanoi to Nazi atrocities In World War II. Following this, the State Depurtnient told Sweden Its new ambassador, Ynge Moeller, would not be welcome. Wickman said Sweden well understood the Nixon adminiiixation's sensitivity because the criticism from Stockholm was the same as Washington was getting from its domestic critics. said th ey complained about "certain abuses of the military" In their hometown on Mindanao, the southern island -vhere the armed forces are battling Moslem Inswgeau. Toda said Marcos had ordered his military commanders to act on the youths' complaints. Cambodians Repulse Attack PHNOM PENII, Cambodia (AP) The Cambodian command said i ts army repulsed a counterattack on Vthear Suor, the provin cial capi tal 13 miles northeast of Phnom Penh, and Inflicted heavy casual ties on Khmer Rouge Insurgents along Highway 4, the supply route from the coast which thecommand had reported was reopen ed Thursday. - "With all the close contact between Sweden and the United States, it's rather absurd not to have normal diplomatic relalions," he said. "I think this will happen in the not t() distant future." The two countries have not had ambassadors in each oth. £L_ Afl, Ch& , I(01 A *:I1n Am SdI Am Can Am Cyan 1.,..,_.. IJVItVI I VIdL1UhI, "Our contribution to normaliLation will beto behave asusual on all issues and where our interests coincide we will supup. port American policy, as we are portAmericanpollcy,asweare doing on Secretary of State Kissinger's proposal for a world food conference," he said. Cambodian Military Links tip Vital Road PHNOM PENH, Cambodia The command also reported (AP) Two government col- that its troops repulsed an inHe said the number of U.S. umns linked up along Phnom surgent counterattack around an'i at defectors living in SsePerth's highway to the sea today the provincial capital of Vihear den is declining and poses no in a continuing drive against Suor. A month-long insurgent problem to US.-Swedish relaInsurgents dislodged Thursday siege of the village 12 miles tions. from the vital route, the northeast of Phnom Perth was uiin&xxuan command reponeti. uro.en last Wednesday. Highway 4 to the seaport of The South Vietnamese cornKomPong Sorn had been cut for mand reporteci 76 cease-fire three weeks by Khmer Rouge insurgents near the town of %iolations;in the 24 hours ending NEW YORK (AP) *'-ha t'oot Trapeang Kraloeung, about 45 st 6 a.m. today, including a High Li. Last H 11,445 Law Last miles southwest of Phnom mortar and ground attack 34 11 31 K$sAJm 34 against three paratrooper posi13'i 1311 Perth. W lions northwest of Hue. Seven KnIt Co 14%, 411'. Lit. 174 I?'. I71 sat. 3111 p'i Krcqer 1111114 is. During the night and this North Vietnamese and Viet 704 )0. lb's Krr%-qsS 34 3114 34 rn34', morning, the command said, a Cong were killed and 14 gove 0"AA1 35, ' LockHdAIr 4' government brigade moved rnent soldiers were wounded, Si 104 II LOI1 2* I south from Trapeang the command said. 34'. 74'4 244 W4 Wi 31" marcer ,', ii. Kraloeung and linked up with a " In Laos, a squad of about 20 t. M.rwtMM II'. N V 706 • . column moving north, inflicting Pathet Lao soldiers and several 23'. " 33 33* 33 heavy casualties on the rebels. dozen police officers arrived in "' PdaIQ,t?-U is'. is" is 'i Government in!mntry sup- Vientiane Iremn Hanoi aboard a OI.rCcrp 17 1 4 574 574 72'-, Pow ported by armored personnel Soviet transport plane today. 308 741. ,i, Pip,'Co 44' 47'. carriers are trying to push in- They will form the nucleus of a 14314 14)li 1411 1 PtiIMor III lIlt. 111' 1 P45iIIPI . 30'. x. LI so', we surgents toward the mountains 1,50D-man Pathet Lao security 344 211'I 714 PD(ttOid IWO 1119, " south (-f the highway. 771-5 SS W ) PTO.t6m 7.5' 7' 1 XG )X'i force in the Laotian capital - ,, fA .. . - - Am ItT Bait Fd 1iTh St •offig - - s" Caro ', '. '. S We it P* CPWT'PIflI OWYIII oca Cot - in the Middle East has not yet It was hoped Moscow would been upset %.%; UI Noon Stock Reports moving U.S. Air Force F4 sources said, had hown at least Cc0M*Ed i...., The nunister made it clear Stockholm does not Intend to stop criticizing Washington as un in - nict with Marcos, and PAL president Benigno Toda Jr. IN ME LAII OF ART, a hevAt-eli-cla.,ses V~a%hlngton University coed puts r,'Itor,i major American arms to • I BANGKOK, Thiiland (AP) More than 100000 ctuentq rnncd on a Bangkok Univer.fty cam today, denouncing th.' military government and demanding the release of 13 critics of the goverment arrested last Saturday. It was the biggest student demonstration In Thai history, and leaders promised 'strong measures" unless the 13 were freed by noon Saturday. The government claims it has evidence L'iat the 13-five students, two professors and six politicians-were plotting Communist subversion. *u, '1 3 WT _ - : - ________ A - i.. Egypt and Syria. • • .' d . . place Israel's losses realize that while Washington By late Th ursday night, it stands by the Jewish state, the was learned, the only action limiting of uppIies to aminuni. . talrpn hu1 ii.mn *i'im .le',rIin,, ..s ..., the iixutt iwt.mcontingencyplans for transfer- istrattondld not want t an trig planes and tanks to Israel. arms race in the area. One such possibility involved The Soviets, Pentagon ,1nnnnrg,a,,! • -, Students Denounce Government Cart tagon on the Issue of providing East Cofontal Drive - . News Briefs prepared far emergency trans- Phantom jets to Israel from 80 AN.12 Cub transport planes 04aCan Air fer to Israel, according to Pen. American bases in Europe. to Syria carrying antiaircraft Do'. CPwm D,s• P..., fliese wou!d be repl;ccd by missi!es, antitank rockets and '" r tagon sources. IndicatI,ns pointed to the shipinca1 uwv- planes bcing prod uced in the other Ea Ar r Untied States. ing from remote bases in the The Shipments to Egypt were Ftm.i,5 While these contingency fewer, the sources say. United States, possibly on Is. r racli planes, plans awaited a final decision, Several factors wore weighed s" pow cia Pw I. The situation involving ue'.v preporations were made to by American officials con- Ford M arms for Israel and other ques. send Israel tons of ammunition cerning the critical question of Ford AACK Dyna' Lions concerning the Middle as a "quick fix" after it was providing new planes and tanks Urn c, EI,C 04(1 FO0d East could he clarified today by determined the first six days of to Israel. Gin Mifls lighting had red uced stockpiles Secretary of State Henry A. It was learned that some GIt' Mat Gin Tel (I to serious but out extremely State Department policy mak- GS Kissinger. lie scheduled his Pat t.......... uux t.. we ta,,..I L..Ih..._ _ ,t,, 4 blvu4 ,t;,t;i.. VI3 tuee iwre is no net'u ror tui uvivutx Goodyear Some officials said sending any massive effort to replenish GrrØtd war started last Saturday. GiIt Oil the shells now also as a re- Israel. Discussions continued this Htl000 at the White house, SIX)nSC to (he continuii:g shipThese aficials are said to be. 4or,"wH $ BMV State I)eparti;ient and the Pen- iiient of itu.ssian,equipmcnt to here that the military balane ,., at... • - =71 V AkronA WASHINGTON (AP) Ismel's need for artille ry Shells and antita nk ammunition will be metbvth'Il,,itd.qba*.., k,t a decisIon was st ill be ing worked out today on Sending planes and tanks. white; quality tw.i ,wI, - ........ World Viii! Go To Israel our reg. 70' ea. 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George McGoverns 1972 The staff of special proseformer boss of the White House presidential campaign, that cutor Archibald Cox has been plumbers lied to the original Republican dirty tricks created presenting e v idence on the acWatergate grand jury. an unparalleled atmosphere of tl%lUes of the so-called plumbIn a proceeding that tasted rancor and discord within the crs unit to a special grand barely a minute ThursdayDemocratic Party" empaneled last Aug 13 After hearing Mankiewlcz lore U.S. District Court Judge Krogh has pleaded innocent and Rick Stearns, another for. to charges of burglary and conJohn J. Sirica, a grand j livered an intlictment against mer McGovern campaign aide, spiracy, returned fltgb Atit) HOME COME SAVE up to 2.01 / IF Federal Prosecutor Prouuces Inaicimeni SPECIAL BUY! MISSES' BRIEFS AND BIKINIS -. at Camp David. And he said he aid Reagan still rank high an had no information ~,o the Pres' Nixon's list. But sources famili(le"t's ("((ii S 11fl, agains tfoismg But reliable sources said Nix. these ree un ac mo r •Upi.1 . • -- -. ' Negative Rating Registered D 0 F ie p . - rS . I ws ,. ilk IOUISV1LI.E, Ky. (AP) Episcopal bishops, worried about reports that some of them might ordain women sithout specific church authorization, have gone on record against such action. The 53-40 vote came in the Final hours of the church's 13-day governing convention here Thursday. Presiding Bishop John E. Hines, who favors women's ordination, sold"astonishing caution" hadbeenshownon th els.3ue,txJtnotedthatfnatanark action the convention had opened full communion to the divorced and remarried. •, IIIIIlI•uIIIIIuIuIlIIIIIIIIIl ENTIRE STOCK OF . - - - W&SIIIM.iON (AP) He. ren and priate statements by the notion he must name other aides underlined Nixon's .i "caretaker" vice president, reported conviction that he I'resldent Nixon has narrowed should seek a man ri thout resubstantially the ILA of possible gard to presidential poll. successors to Spiro T. Agnew, tics. sources said today. 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ALICE FARLOW 1 Undcrsoud, Indianapolis, Ind. and a number of nieces and Mrs. Alice Bell Farlow, &i, of nephews. 2709 Iroquois Ave., died Funeral and burial will be In Thursday night in a local Greenburg, Inn. Grarnkow nursing home. She was a native Funeral Home is in chare of of Jennings County, md. and local arrangements. came to Sanford 20 years ago ________________________ from Smyrna, Deli. __________ She i3 sruvipd by husband, 0. J. Farlow, ford; three brothers, John and Kenneth Underwood, both of Wiflim.ack, hid, and Harley �--- ---- Oct. 12. 1973 213—The Sanford Hera!d A p a I- - _______-. .- f' I I . * -1 i5 ,- M M I_- _-Z" d , __ --- - --_--_ .- .- -- -: ., I ' "One game doesn't make, a ,vason," said Lyman Head Coach l)tik Copeland to his players alter a huartbreakliig loss to Edgewatu' last Friday. According to the Hound mentor this is the important point to stress looking toward tonight's game against Boone, slated for an 8 p.m. kickoff in the Tangerine Bowl. Lyman has never beaten the Braves although they have gone into the game as favorites before. Along with that the Hounds have had very little success winning at the Orlando site. The only squad they have ever beaten there as Jones, not a Metro powerhouse For tonight's contest Lyman will have essentially the same lineup that has gained 3-1 record. Leading the second most potent offense in the loop will be senior quarterback B(b - ---•--- -. - , &_ . _ =-': • , AND - 1 t - -. ________________________ PUN!, -- k . -'• — .1. ILi -. - - ' .-- r Ii i KICK PLUAUST shows off his runner-up cerfificate for the Central Florida Zone Punt, Pass and Kk'k omntitinnI presented hv (n Miller nf ..fni"k Prnccr i,-;~-- SM t I r ocal event. Tico also s ows DAN GILMJ%RTIN Herald SUtlf Writer efensi vely, Iyavis d bombed Colonial 41-21 and last trophies. I In the injury department I )U141fl has the LthUdl isssortrnent of S)fajfl and bruises. Last week defensive back Oscar Vinson dtvsed out but did not play. lie suffered a broken arm in the Metro Jamboree before the season darted. w.-*..-.%.:%.:,~.~co,%,,-\\,~.%,~~-*~i%,M .-C.4=XX1p~_'00* - = 'lP 4'? Sports iI -, ght '- ,.J this However, Ia going out on limb in hopes of g over the top predictor spot on the Herald's .eekl high r,chool picks column. Not that I want th e Braves to scalp the local Hounds, but it's the only way to fly. I've said it before and I'!1repeat it: You take no chances, you get no glory. Seai; atsoaddedtheliavorolynuthto the Saints offense As he tallied in the second period on a 30yard run. Seals also added a two point conversion in the __________ .. _____ The I yman coach feels Boone s strong point lies in thur defense, Next to Edgewater an Winter ark statistically the Braves have the third best defense. This plus the fact the Hounds have never be.aten them could make for a close game, ( I mu 11 h - . — Le The Richards Peerless Pick ing Practice sees this one as a real close battle. If the Braves can mount a few times consuming Wishbone I, i styled drives atrwnes free O Bob ves iC[) • COstantrne -. . * ,, aixu , wdl take a 14-7 upset wim Cherwa ca)is it a 42-8 Lyman flight plan, while Lee Geiger goes for a much more realistic 24-20 game and Dan Gilir.at'tin sees a Lyman squeaker by a 28-20 count. C' tI ?iT C' f' * 01 T'LI C' JT*APLJ.4 V 4..I %IS After their first loss, the Oak Ridge 'Carr' got a tune-up and is running in fine form. The Seminoles, struggling through some top rated opponents will have an easier time, but still l ea ve wi thout a win. I call it Oak Ridge 28, Seminole 18. Cherwa says the Poineers will win Geiier and Gilmartin make it it, :9-14 I 7-18 counts, UnallifflOUSS Wit.li 36-14 and 27 respect ively OVIEDO VS. LAKEVIEW The Lions are still hungry and tough enough to do the job. John Jackson, Greg Washington, Clennie Patterson, James Riddle and company are hot. I'll say the lions Li will win it, 3&14. Cherwa calls it for Oviedo, 28-21, while Geiger says the score will be 27-12 for the local eleven. t.j1ImJnIz1 D4) UiV sew t: LAKE BRANTLEY ..lI L. 2..... WU X h11) IOU ., - v',ieuo. vs. WYMORE TECH Winless and scoreless Wymore Tech will have troubles controlling Brantley - Coach Bill Duty's ~ Bunch - Quarterback Hoe Brown added a third period touchdow on a to yard plunge as the Saints showed consistency by IL 1 every quar .4 1n te The youth studded Saints were aided In the scoring : r. - ...._. still has the top -spot and Steve l4argis Is avreong JI ii on a l ic Patriot f r -..• '1 1' , L., iILIt1His The Middies, who won their first game in o years fait week won't get a streak going, faci g a tough Tampa outfit that's been giving n fits 'o lor two years. t TRINITY PREP VS JACKI%NVILLE . I he SajnLti, on the '- ,- to the underrated Brantley team last j 1 are out for a win. They 'oil get i t fo the tune of 10 ---h '1 cll ' C!C 1f wIiIIC . I - ~ -'~ ~! -L ..- ..zI4fl4 Rubs sSaints - - - - - - = ---_ -.. .- ----=- - P -1 -.-' I L 1t ' I I It EM I t'f - ignment. ions I I Pierce 0) . 1. , - a eview I J - invited to the meet are Lyman, Sanford Seminole, ... VIRGINIA WATER, L ary I'iay r, Seabreeze, ' - VUfl3, - . . H1flU1I, '4' 4' I an aggressive defense to emerge with an 8-0 win over the South Seminole County rival. (Staff Photo by Roger Hodges) Seminoles employed n n,riint. . _10k I Ut • I 1,, I - - wiuk the Lions took the fourth quarter exihibition 7-0, behind Greg Washington's 53 y41r(l aiiir. It as in this jamboree that Oviedo first showed the type of defense they are a lay, by holding both (koee and Lakeview scoreless and Pot allowing them a first down. While Lakeview has shown a strong passing a'tad , the Lions uUhz tth thc air and ground - ______ .--_________________ - ' - •.. - .i $ 1$ i I .. " - ________________ The bullpen reserves include Darold Knowles, Rollie Fingers and Paul Lindblad. Jackson, who slugged out 32 homers and drove In 117 runs in 1973, Is the mainstay in the hitting department along with Gene Tenace, Joe Hudi and Bert Campanarls. The Mets starters are backed up by reliever Tug McGraw, who coined the phrase "You Cotta '.iii was shouted by Mets fans as they watched their team race to the league pennant. $16i'lAIM ^f curnburnn nfl I Campaneris and Dick Green. Ueon JOfl5. jolu. Mimer cid flustv Staub provide the Mets' - _ , ':;':;',_; ;'__ 11 _____ ___ ____ I- -q -- & T-~ I - I .V 11 i ' ' 4, '__- - i , - . .k ' .- _nA 1 -' - Ai - - 111_~_ ~____ --- ( "- I 4 . - , -, - - I f . - __ .; I if ''itu;,,t - ______4 4 _ _:ci ' -, 41 k-' .SJII) ORL NDO A -CIOfl ,. iOU Xre I* De(! • itu . us , -. - , - ._ - -. inrut ffdrm ,,:4-:-7 - 1 412NN"_ --- , f-I - mo - ~ ;'r- 'j~= . %~_,.~ -_ , - - -- I - - - - ___ - - -. _ i --'% . _______ A -, %C___ - . .. -- - _____ - 1A - IV - ___ . . - - ____ _____________________ - I ____ MIXED REACTION FROM THE CROWD A TENSE MOMENT is captured Thusday safety to defeat the Lyman junior varsity in a evening as the crowd reacts to action on th e contest that had a total of 270 yards in penalties field. The audience was entertained by an 8-0 assessed to th e two squads. hometown win as the Sanford JV's scored one (Herald Photo by Rober Hodges) touchdown and the hard hitting defense added a Holtzman - OAKLAND(AP) hard throwing left-hander Ken Holtz. man flnds himself In the same position today as he was a year ago-scheduled to pitch the opening World Series game for the Oakland A's against the National Leagur champions, This time the New York Mets oppose him Saturday at the Oakland Coliseum and the former Chicago Cubs hurler says, "1 pitched against them a lot of years and th ey gave me alot of trouble. But I feel super about getting the chance to pitch against them again." Holtzrnan beat Cincinnati 3-2 in last year's opener &d in his latest outing, he went II Innings to beat Baltlmore2-1 i the third game of the America League playoffs. The defending world champion A's wrapped up their second straight pennant Thursday as right-bander Jim Hunter blanked the Orioles 3-0 in the finale of their best-of-five playoff series. "I was getting tired but no way I'm coming out of that ball game," declared the 27-year-old Hunter who posted a 21-5 regular season record and beat Baltimore twice in the playoffs. "I was just trying to keep the ball low," he said of his fiveldt shutout performance. "They didn't get a home run off me in two games, isn't that aswltch" Dur!ng the regular season, the Orioles slammed eight homers from Hunter offerings but still he was 3-0 against them. The A's, who blew a4)lead onWednJay and lost took a 1.0 lead in the third inning of the decider. Ray Fosse was safe on an error by Brooks Robinson who slipped while UI UCi Wa gering 'i I-, PQ-vr-Ch,,.rg((I gamv~ nighti) ,(.xcept s uilkid), Post time 7 30n m tki4tinees 12 noon • Pln QinkIi • IIdIC ' ' -' ~ .- r rOn -1' -._- • - , LtOERR ¼iI'UT1; fRoM 1 4 :1b 4"/ a111e1f45q1tP- LII" - 7??43: - iw -,r.-,cvin,, --- _ rrwrn -- 'Our d"fe't'e went to work in Coach Cotton Fitzsimmons. - 1 - fir - I K___ - -- DI :' 7 1$ - Ii w ' ro t~'-'94~' r - g, ha t's happening We are he1 vig each other out and talking to one another j .z - The A's go into the World Series wi th three 20-game pitching winners-Hunter, Holtzman, 21-13, and Vida Blue, 20-9. Williams said Blue would face the Mets on So iday and Hunter would go on Tuesday when the clubs play game No. 3 in New York's Shea Stadium. As the champagne corks popped in the A's quarters, hunter said that until the playoffs he didn't think this season was as good as 1972 when he was 21-7. "But beating Baltimore twice In the playoffs was better than all of last year," commented the man who pitched two victories in the 1972 World Series. - flu ) J W in "it .- . .. u iara 1(0 t1O SItil IOOSt WIlLS, it O,tr chipped in with 26 points aad midway in the third period. throttled the l Angeles La eight assets 'Look at all the The Ilaw ks outscored the Li kers 129-102 Thursday night. great teams of it* past. New kers 38-25 in the period and Lou Hudson's 34 points, 10 of York, Boston, Los Angeles. coasted to victory, allowing but them consecutive in a third pe. 11)eY had great defense. lUt's 48 points in the final 24 minutes. riod onslaught. .lv,Aered the tin- %kl1,1t makes a winner," For the I,akers, now 1.1, Gail kako hawks to their seond And the new look Hawks, who Goodrich led the attack with 23 straight National Basketball forced 36 Los Angeles turn- points whmk Jerry West, still Amciation victory. lt was the overs have had that defense not in shape after a prolonged only NBA game scheduled two games into the season holdout, added 19 Thursday night. For a half It was a contest But the conversations always with the Hawks leading by only began and ended with that 60-55. But with the sniping tie- AIhnti - - . ZI i r in. 510 1 1) MW1'ND % ~ Doyle Alexander, the Orioles' 23-'ear-old rght4ander, started the game, but left after Alou's hit, and Jim Palmer made only his second relief appearance in four years. Palmer, the Baltimore ace who was blasted out in the second inning Wednesday, shut out the A's the rest of the way Thur5(15)'. WiL hAI liii u cnsv rur vu was the word most often heard in ' "J4#'0q4/,p, - . I erni1inalz of the $60,000 To ck, 6-3, 6.1 a d sixth-smded I)rysdamt sweeping Californian Jeff Borowiak&.2,2 r'i - - "!"US NORt M Of ORt A,N-00014 HWY- 17-92 UR\ PA fO1A547 \ TENNIS '11)KY() - Kon 1(05(-wall of Australia and (lift Drysdale ii top-sttded I's'& will be iti , J,,. . - (LI 1kV ISIm( JLIQ%IIIttI) Of Oa/Q j' A 11 - - - ATI-ANTA (Atli — Defen-se points in two cuntc5u. '~\ - ___ ,. fielding a grounder. Dick Green laid down a perfect sacrifice bunt and Joe RuJi singled the runner home. in the fourth with to out, Gene Tenace, the hero of the 1972 World Series, singled little Vie Davalillo tripled off the 375-loot sign In right center and Jesus Mou singled him home. That was plenty of insurance for Hunter as the A's won the cris Ihrø gamea to two. --- FOR 71)() 111') I&7- Iv&, WOOP. • (P - Atlanta Hawks Throttle Los Angeles IT , . , 1; in in r t the Detroit tigers hook, echo qul' as field I'll g ,• 4 , Gets Series Starting Nod tournament. Russell Esch captured the low net trcfly With an wijusted ccore of Second low net honors went to Enders Huey, who finished at i3 Don Edwards posted the days best round of 78 and won the prize for low gross. La ura Harris had a "calloway" adjusted net score of 76 in the 18 hole event, which attracted the Billie Jean Kings as well as the men. Orange County Sheriff Mel Coleman walked away with the high gross prize, a wrist calculator, to aid him in totaling his future golf rounds. Tournament Chairman, Stan Spencer, called the tournament a complete success. He thanked his entire staff and gave special recognition to Priscilla Green, 'Ms. Do-Everything' for the 0 "PASSING SHOTS" A lighthearted look at Tennis and its history [ Previously-Owned, Low4tUeage Tennis 2als Ii S CV" .' r 0ftSt i: Sec •er'. L r- tho Ci _,. tQ,d(nlmfilt $1 iS 1o, 3 ii san. j- of hf t.& \rkdn\ is qu trttrb.irk Scott uric t' that IsitIo1m Bull. i .lvd N( . I qtLirti't bi..( ~. 4 tiit Ilaaor1t( K tits cmr, tA II and just kept running," ° sprI&n post. mid Hudson, who now has 75 ),h' fen. Co ICWQ PI*d .ø i,,,. I JUST A*RIV(b T R ETORN TRAINKOS Tennis Stuff Hwy 17.92 next to Jim Spencer'sesta uranf' SALIE N . ALUMINUM SHEETS USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES 5C EACH I IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Ft Between Studdinas and Rafters) NON - RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL POR ROOFING or INSULATING atiforb Wrra@ (90 O 300 N. FRENCH AVE • .'a 141 Vial ?r'qir hrtt ~W wpsa 'Cf ttit• * -Otd LIdv' !i..- < 69 .,.Ac" i'. can League club, - -p--- ii a. I k th conclusion of the regular season, signed a thrc. SEMINOLE Thitfli Qi [Jaily . - the National Letgue ('hammfon New York Mets starting Saturday in Oakland. , , 7 Tapth' 1roi I state Golf and Country Club Was the scene for the first "'fr' Maitland --.---'i annual South minrae Chamber of Corn ,.:~~=7~_____ merce Golf TournamenL -Indian summer provided a QJ ai~ ,,ome 55 participants while . _1~_&~_Aq touring the 6,800-yard course. ~- Winners were announced and I rded at an ole -- '- . - - Z.,_~____ -_ - Z,_ t:itj - W. - -- -, ---% i - .- F -_ — ___ n . .-rt . - P. 501 ii By JIM HARRIS I by Alan Mayer -- cg.Ep/r,q,47'4f5Irr' &1 tZ7'' FZ?4T O HER ,4 64J,yov ~7;41. 0,9 ,~)/y ~~Ai5h:r, iY1771 The Oakland sM out the Baltimore On- ., 3eries I=--r -- _ - 'r, - /4'OTtC7 71/FIR pitchingof Jim j'atffish" Hunt. captured - ff10 .2' t E,'pb,4/,4f TfA4f/ ~v . P . oles 3-0 behind the five-hit ,._ . -_ Houk Plans To Erase MAKES ENDS MEET By The Associated Press HASIRA I I A 's %P%-- - __ - -. OAKLAND AP One of these years, the but none in his two playoff victories. Orioles Oakland A's may enjoy the luxury of having Jim Manager Earl Wea%er admitted Thursday, ,,We "Catfish" Hunter as their opening pitcher for the didn't even get a real hard hit." World Series. As usual, the hitters knew exactly wha t Hunter But the mustachioed righthander from North would be throwing-fast balls over various parts Carolina won't appear until game No. 3 against of the plate. the New York Mets in this season's baseball Hunter struck out Just one batter and walked classic, lie was needed Thursday and ended two. Orioles hitters slammed their bats docr another tough American League playoff by throughout the game after 'nitting beating the Baltimore Orioles 3-0 on a fivehitter. eluding five caught in foul territory'. "He's one of the greatest athletes in America," A's owner Charles 0. Finley said after Hunter '1 was making them hit my pitches. That's took away the unpleasant po.sslbi'ity that why they were popping imp, " the pitcher said. thousands of Oakland World Series tickets and programs would go unused. Southpaw Ken Holtzman, who also won 21 games for Oakland this season, will open against Hunter, a .91-game winner three straight the Mets here Saturday, and .game winner seasors, proved again that he's best in the Vida Blue will start for the A's Sunday. hunter clutch, will pitch next Tuesday night when the World lie gave up 38 home runs in the regular season Series moves to New York 'a Sha Stadium. ________________________ OAKLAND -- batting punch. On defense, the Mets iire strong with the double-play curribination of shortstop Bud Harrelson and second baseman Felix Millan. Righthandcr Jim "Catfish" fluiaer, 21-5 with a 3.34 ERA, who won the A's pennantclinchlng game against Baltimore Thursday, heads the Oakland pitching staff. The other starters are Vida Blue, 0-9 and 3.28, and Ken Uo!tzrnan, 21-13 and 2.97. The newest addition to the Mets' starting trio Is 23-ycaroid 1972 Rooiie of the Year Jon Matlack. Mat.ack recovered from an earlyseason slump and hairline skull fracture suffered when he was hit by a line drive in early May to post a 1416 record. 4 -- t ' I. O&I 0 r I if I • '-c " John Jackson remains the biggest Lion threat on the ground with his blazing speed. Jackson played In a Jamboree there against Ocoee in the went over 100 yards for the third straight time in first quarter and Lakeview In the fourth. the Apopka tilt, and is more than half way to a The Ocoee contest ended in a 0-0 stalemate, l,OoO yard season. KUU1IUU —_ top "sudden death' golf - Tonight'ss Oning Belt Lorifirence contest netween the lJons of Oviedo and host team Lake'.iew, will (lilCide who has sole position of second place in the loop. Currently. both squads hate identical unbeaten slates In OBC corn ;.ti(f on 1-4) Sports '''' DEIOIT (AP) -To erase ing into a town filled ivith rabid " a ?_ fit agdln Bhop Mouc, Winter Park and - ,; f , - Lyman is the favorite since 'the thin line between losing baseball fans, many of whom still are frothipg over the sack. Priz,L' again. they are widefeated and untled and winning." To rebuild "but not make Ing of their hero Martin. The 36-)Tar-old South African in eight ttwet& Another favorite faced 'J S Open h urr11t.1i the in' c for sake of chnn,e" Whether Honk an placate .r, t use t" ri '' "4, it ' I 1 ? tk irritak 1 ii iii tns (Ok -' '.JUfht. adinitaI. T)1t5 tilL Those are Ralph Houk's PH- Seen, but it is the enthusiam of of the Pwr3ditly WcrIJ Match Arong showing on Tuesday liury aims as he takes over a the fktrolt crowds ' the Ma PlayTourna'nent today &r.-r- against the hounds Detroit Tiger baseball team Jot" cited as one of two main ica's Torn Weiskopf, the defending champion. W-3 Tuesday Lyman came from chatarterized by many critics reasom he has ended his brief paired against Graham Mm4h the back of the pack to edge aS being too OW, too slow and on retirement from the game. of Australia in the othtr Evans " in their closeg its way downhill. Houk was named as the new semifinal three-way meet to date Strung "If you win you don't have to f`bver w - v m imprm n I It he said. --ive for t1ki Troj-tim will Lw Mike rnon3ger of the Tigers on wnrry,1t,-f1ut lip 1 ri " the firs: roind flmurs- Bun" Sparks, Jim '..vk, ['rmu-Lm b General Manager Althou,li ['ii Tige rs fint.heti Jim Campbell, agreeing to a third in the Ameriern Lmgue day. cruising around Wen. and Dave _* Darling, team record Uur-ear 4.on. East this ason-one notch twurth a Burma itoad course Mer top runners expeeW to tract for a team record a to bea! Tony Jacklin of BrItai]n 3 , l.L izl -r I I ' JIfI e 'itt f 'l I hluur IIh 1( 5LiJ4Ii Tiu Scwfli Afrwitiri is a Sedlru-!c, lknnC'took an Rori I h' rePLIM Billy " at I fl, who said: -1111 iin upWaisti I don't "Iour*r twmber" of this I (~ M oreland of Wintff Park, Jerv~ was fired from the job Sept. 2. go into anything with the The 54-year-old Ilouk (5 corw tI:oupht of Wright of Edgewater arid arn v --oii event — losing" world 's 4 '4. .,%.I I • Birds Grounded By Hunter - after illness, is going aftJ - •.r__ Li free his jersey from a Lyman defender in Junior Varsity football action Thursday night. The Baby £VWdIU1 In A .." - This ls the second bus ride to Lakeview for the Lion's In the past five weeks. Sep!ember 7, they V Hound Cross Country In Piccadilly nr- -_ -- . '4' 44A .. .- - ,-.-. . -. - - Series game, finished the regular season with a 19-10 record, a league. leading earned run average of 2.08. lie led the NI., with 251 strikeouts. Jerry Kornan, the southpaw who won two 1969 series games, ended the regular season with a 24-I5 mark and an ERA of 2.81. -U. - i..- - 1 I . . '.. . iI Mets .&--r-- ~!"I 0__ . — - SANFORD RUNNER tries to . -.. .. '-"..- - -.,.. áII - ee The Blue Darters were looking for Lakeview, opened the season with a 26-2o loss as ng on on s " a e to the fullback-keeper," ~_ to the Southwest Florida representative, Dade and stopped him with minus yardage In the first City. Then came the OBC triumph over winle ss half. The second half started with Washington Kississimmec 20-18. ThIs was followed by losses giving it to his fullback, Wayne Stump!, instead to Mid-Lakes' Eustis, 19-6, and Mid Florida's of faking, and Stumpf was abktopjckupval wood. 20-6. easy first downs.:. - -. - -.-----........-. - TRYING TO BREAK AWAY -. n - . =____ ',atf!'Sn To hrow T 3rd Game - _' - unified team and the Mets captured 20 out of 28 games In September and assumed first place in the NI. East. They beat Cincinnati 7-2 in the f1h and deciding game of the NI, ayoffs Wednesday and won the lea'li e fCflflRflI. Defending champion Oakland, which. ran up a regular season record of 9468 compared to 82-79 for the Mets, whipped Baltimore 3-0 in the deciding filth game of the American League playoffs Thursday. The A's started slowly in the season but shifted into high gear with it nine-game winning streak in July to take command in the AL West. The A's boast a strong pitching staff and a powerful squad of batters headed by Reggie Jackson, The Mets' strength Is pitching and two-thirds of New York's 1969 World S4riest;irtin tff r'mi, join cuer, We niy iet nurler to lose a Wnrll jilico into a "' The Barracuda's from the New Smyrna Beach have hold on both first place in the OBC Washington was very successful this wft,k against Apopka with a -qui and third spot in the sLate wide Triple-A ranks, Oviedo, on the rebound from last year's 1.9 Clennie Patterson, Bob Mrchant, and Jimmie record, enters the contest with a three game Riddle. w Ming streak. After losing to Sanford, 2-0, they Patterson was used as a decoy mo,st of the ran off straight victories over the Rockledge times, allowing Merchant and Riddle to getopen RaIders, 32-28, the Cocoa Beach Minutemen, 21- for the short pass. 9. and Blue Darters from Apopka, 1". - -_ - - y. —— BY LEE I. (.FJ(1F.R Herald ('orrespondent Evans Invitational Field Strong Gary Player Fit For Play or -. t i middle men in the Preps — defense were outstanding all 1it in the stopping of the Red Devil ground game. Bobby Mycoff picked off a rknli'i. Lakeview pass nd forced ripte WIMuI6II V another urnos'er with a jarring to tackle. John Lilly also had a It's almost championship lkrgstresser of Boone, ran at the last meet but The Hounds lost sortie of that finedefensiverughtashewasin time and the l.ynitan crossLyman will have top man Copeland and Brinker were iinpurtarmt depth with the on sevcral Lickles and pounced cot,ntry teanistill hasaot found Kenny Duncan in contention within a fraction of each other reinjury of Willie Sinith when on a hometown miscue. a team capable of beating along with Dennis Burns, Torn with Brinker setting the nod he had to drop out of cornThe contest brings the Saints them. Ilerron, Mark Bousquet. Glenn Against Evans and Oviedo petition with the rehJury of record to 3-0 for the year. The Today, however they go Otto, and Jim Donaldson. Tuesday, Duncan was the top tne pulled muscle in his upper pcepstrs scored an impressive against their roughest finisher. Burns was fifth, abdomen. The seventh man has not been 33-6 rout Over Ococe Last week. challenger along with a host of l3ousquet placed sixth and Nexy week Trinity will be other schools in the Evans decided. Lyman Coach David Herron seventh. Lyman's next encoun ter will Huggins will wait to Just before away against St. Cloud. Invitatbna. come Tuesday against the same meet time and choose between Huggins said that it was this Evans team plus a squad from About 12 teams including host Jimmy Brinker and Jimmy kind of "pack running" or Bishop Moore to be held on the school Evans take to the Silver Copeland. liuggins will con- "team depth" that enabled home ground of the hornets, Pines Country Club at 4 p.m. skier the health of each runner Lyman to stay on top of the iiitd (ow wppi,ia I-.cfrra I..- ninnit with nih,,,. f*,, t3 I.IL....... Uid ;u%w.I)Ic L. Lii dist ct and conference tour- tots. Usually the runners for a large invitational such as the ri niauiments, varsity are taken from the one at Evans that depth is a timesthat thediffrent harriers teamsmajorasset. - - 0 , ,% I IYt — j~ . - byRogor c') . I , '. \' \\\\ .-------.-- .. r:::4:. .. COACH' --- - ' the fourth period for two point subsequent to the final ID. Defensively the prepsters received strong performances J.c P L to , the tune of 3". while Cheet-wa is going for a 35-0 Brantley sl"ut-out. of the Orange County team. Geiger ~alls it a 21-6 local win, while Gilmartin is banking ____________________________________________ I . i ____ - byehthgrsder - , - Tim Talton who convuUd in Such rrvc' .'.ani.i:il - e:lllEr henry Stanley , . - -_____ SANFORD JV COACH Berto Benjamin is shown"hnw it ha necl"b the referee in the Thursday bht clash with the fl1fifl uUflICr Vars t Th e contest sa ' the e refs,drop quite a 1ew flags all night as the locals .- ' from linebackers Rick Keith and us an Dyke. The two I ' ___ n • ... . ____ -- _____ -. 'LIKE THIS Krm '' ., - ___.. UEZI _____ - - .. : _______ ~~L= ___ LYMAN VS. BOONE ---•• 4' . —fl , U V7 gallop on a reverse play. Uut __ Fer Sec ond 3TruigHT National League champion New York meet in Game One of the 1973 World Series. The Mets, considered a gang of miracle workers when they won the best-of-seven Series in 1969, ca ta pulted from last place near the end of the 1973 season into the National League playoffs and then defeated Cincinnati for the right to play for the championship of professional baseball A succession of injuries hampered the Mets this past season as they $tumbled along the bottom of the standings. Many fans demanded Manauer Yogi Berra be fired and several players were criticized for thi 'r s rf(Im IOU But B rr -. -'-- offensive period with a brilliant 35-yard - rm the Mets go after their second world title ever Saturday when American -" stallillm - ____________ AX OAKLAND (AP) - The A tempt to garner their smnd con. -1 I - ~. _"_-., - revenge oil their nunus as wry take to the gridiron tonight, .-' - -- ', During the Mainland game 4inother defensive back, Al Stanley, broke his leg, putting him out of action for the remainder of the season. The second hail commenced action howiver. because we defensive al . W h.~ - .. I __ir: I . - _ ; .. - -.-- _ . _ -_ - ~ ___1 _ _- :1 I . -----;--__ I, I %W ______ Paces • TP Win T na )uereUYatdPu1ti1sutthlon1, U. th... arca '• 1flI _ . ' " .... ' I - 1 A z - - .-- I I mL_ I I In the films we tiae been scorehoard as they face ten touchdowns. 1 Sanford is to 1. had tieea ru.'nored that watching." said Woodruff, Orlando Oak Ridge this orno Mark Whigharn was they will hase to slw', the I C4mrr has looked good inoing sOI' &~ - t. ha e been (be (or sount evening, -t Seminole Memorial versatile performer wink slated to start the contest this T.y ball, but 40 per cent of the the 1. *V. WE -I ... . '. - -.110wevul-, breaks and surely woulan t time he really dotan t d3 too getting a few insurance poinist -v" jig 1 • The Tribe has been through rn the board Coach Claude Woodruff ended mind upsetting the applecart much" SOme rough going lately as they TG— :. _-- iF- - - -. .: Last week the Tribe rnoved speculatiGn on that matter tonight against playoff minded *.* have faced unbeaten teams on the ball well in the first half this morning P Oak Ridge The game plan for the .., three consecuthe All en.ltrnllLflg it 5uccess.fulIy 'or "me boy h.'mc juct inn much Sen"nolcs features ball control potential to put him in a three losses have the first time this .season. I" by eighth Woodruff plans few changes, and a !ew points on the board to graderfeatured Brent By J Richards situation where he can get for the contest against Oak counter the explosive Oak Matthews and math ,.grader second half explosions after the 17he locals had an 85 yard blained for things going Wrong Ridge. One change will be. Ridge contingent. If they can - .-.: &A Norbert Seals the Trinity I-,rep locals had played rcslwtable ". K'~ Herald Sports Editor .1. bail prior to intermission. drive at the end of the second w1wn really they are not his positioning of Dennis Garret at - control the ball the hope is the Ridge comes to town a 3- quarter that was held up a foot fault," commented the Tribe the fullback slot. Garret has Pioneers will be off stride and convincing 29.6 win over Winter I Wefl, it's nice to know I'm the only one in the ledger. They suffercd a 20-13 from the Kaddpen goal Une. grid tutor. looked good in practice and the- hence ineffective. Garden Lakeview Thursday __1 upset loss in the opener to The game could well have been sports department that has any courage. As yo,u "TIhere Is no need to get Mark mentor is giving him a shot at evening at t.!ie Red IX-vils home Kickoff for the contest is Boone Lut rebounded the next turned around when the in circumstances that might get starting. can see, all of our other fearless (?) field. scheduled for 8 p.m. in SanSeminoles were blunted in four him down," continued - .prognosticators have picked Lyman to take a Matthews opened and closed weed to blitz Evans 41-15. Marty Pierce will be lord's Memorial Stadium Two Fridays ago they tries from f1w one yard line. Woodruff, "lie will see plenty of Woodruff's only change in the tonight. the scoring for the nighL He win over Boone to get back on the track af ter last IM3 ufi U LW? ill U&V WeeK .S siiucer w Edgewater, we Hounds iirst first quarter and capped the sear loss 11 i S -_ - - - _- -_ I I and the dissolutioned locals 14 In the meeting between the In the Pioneer fray. The Sanford Seminoles will c peopic The Pioneer offense is ex- were forced to endure a fine two cehoolchist year Oik Ridge surtthgl to Uy ujid revittse t1w happenings plolsive and features Mr. Do-it. aerial show by the Devil's Rick prevailed by a i64 count. The the tribe head does not intend of the la.t threø wk nn'i "i :.!' '--- ...................... '.1:::. :.:: ..v.. iflerald Photo by Cindy Flanders) 2_ 1 1 1_ . I . h . -- - - - I with Grey lJoyd working a shuttle system to bring in the play from the ideline, m' %J _____ . ,, - _ _-A-.k _ . _ .I_ _ ._--_ . . -F , _ . ; _-, _ -".- - h-W I I- I U-I,cLr__ " _ . I .1 T,', I I iu 4a I _______________ - Tr t qu i -- t suune offeruively and glarle Boone averages ISO vards total offense as compared to 310 for the Hounds. Copeland feels thcy can't allow the Braves always have Seejil to tiae time consuming drives that chip away at the yardage while slowly advancing down the field. Trying to break the wishbone tonight will be the Greyhound defense. Expected to start on the line are Rodney Dowling aid John Porter at the ends, and Jerry Human and Alan Wheeler at the tackles. The linebacking corp will consist of White, 11111, Paul Kelley, and Jeff Clayton. Since Boone averages only 28 yards passing a game it could be up to the defeitsive secondary to come up and aid stopping the ball carr ter. are Ed Callan and I.atimer is the safety. Travis. At tacking in depth the Hounds will Wlit '1 t% n ________ .. --- uver Wrn • ________ TICO PEREZ, son of Dr. Louis and Dr. Maria Perez, Safford, proudl Ford, a sponsor championship level 410%. ' cumulated 8,26 yards in the air plus eight touchdown aerials. lie leads the Metro in both departments. Also a conference leader bi end rum Gooch, with 317 yards In 21 receptions. Running back Al Cleveland Is thirawith 197 yai ds and tight end Matt Leslie i fourth with 174 yards. All these receivers along with Terry Travis will be Costan. tine's prime targets. The remaining member of the backfield is Art Oliver. According to Copeland Oliver is still not back to full strength after injuring his knee in the opening contest against Colonial. Boasting one of the best offensive lines in Cenra1 Florida Lyman will start Glenn 11111 and Mike White at the tackle spots. Charlie Meeks and Brian Stroup are the guards and Fred man azwpa the ball. Tommy Bolen's Braves will go with their wisl'.bone style offense 1! t h rt'ughtth' in t ri i Herald Correspoudent ,: - AMW In Aft - N. V. Face Must _ = n - 0 Seek C11 . _-___ - . , AM Hounds -----.- - ,:':" all lx% I - - - :.,- * M_ a --- I:,, Lv _--, - i 'awJiv. i 2_ ]I =-- - 2M ~ . . - i,.1 - - - __ ~ ... ___ .~--% 3-__.. &_~ - . ---.----- - - I . .t i 7 flJ 171 --- M I L,_711__, _-q 7W, _ -1.: -_ ;I ] ; & LI _ _ _ 1 " -_-, I4-11 %_9 i_ 1;i-3t lo -wV _ --_ f-1_ -s- * - -f- It_e_ _- -2__ _ . I V- . - gullibi riiuV's, ___ .14 r't - -- - ---.-.---- PH. 3222611 �C •.4- 4B— The S&nford Herald E.. LJJ I LU9UI flOTiCO - Despite Moore, II _____ I - racing NOTICE OF INTENTION T OPURCHASEUNDER BULK SALESLAW To all ournu ravorea _______________ ____ __________ ________ ___ ____________________ __________ _______________________________________ __________________________ _____________________ .:. - ___ _________ ____________________ ______________________________________________ -' U Faces 5 th L . - - -:' -' . . . . TRYING TO PUNCH ONE IN GOAL LINE ACTION in the Seminole-Kathleen contest last Friday evering saw the Tribe attempt to score from the one yard line. ICathleen proved impregnable as SHS dropped the contest 45-8. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) Os -- - r. - • . ..:ii , - • .-h .L......a * U I UI I .. _. .. ,.''. , ''. ,."- ". ••H if'' •."" t.jj "'" . . '•" I ''N' '" - - v . IU K S I - (flUUI UiiivzIy UI riunua a possuiie an ankle injury. wr live ot any Spot on the held." the Gators' seven touchdowns. Florida scout Dave Fuller i-c- Southeastern Conference championship by Quarterback Billy Sexton, who has cuinpieted With Maore and Kendrick in ported Alabama has strong whipping the Gators 33-12 two weeks ago. 3lof 85 passes (or 519 yards, has appeared more Florida State Coach Larry Jones calls good physical shape as a tim- runners, line block!ng, a quick i,fjdent In recent games. He had spent a year dem, Gator coach Doug Dickey and nobIle 'ieense nr.,j Mlssissipppi State "the most explosive team on the sidelines after transferring (10111 we'vefaced."AndthovlS1tursaIsoh5vertuenge Alabaifla. h3peshispreseason predictions dangerous passing. - U II $ - .' V.., By HOWARD SMITH AssOcIated Press Sports Writer Houston, rar.el 14th, also plays Friday night, hostiP! wiri1ec VInhifl lM Tech. Thl? '''r 4.n f r.rt "' ';r', 'U '-" 'tca nLi,li, md tfr iiniverstty f Miami, FLa,, which includes Leonard Parker, Reggie Cherry hoping to keep it., kickoff the college football and Marshall Johnson, all of whom gsinetl more '! CISON )TOT ... lrnpson, in , being In Seminole County, said City Council will hold a public Council of the City of Longwooj, the City CouncIl will hold a public 8' FlorIda. to wit: Florida, that said City Councii will hearing to Considqr enacimani hearing: Or1lnance LotsScQ, Soland5n,lesstM,th 315, entitled: (a) To consider annexation of the hold a public hearing to annesatlon of the •AII,..z.... 101fIafOfsaldIett AN ORDINAHCF fl 'rw ril'v ,. .. (II cisco counters with John Florida, to wit: No. ,.....,. ,. y, inSffminoleCct,snty, Florlda,towit; ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING belonging to the ALTAMONTE flcleflt lKlNhS 2 .VtI ItS 20 r'a' ri corded in Oakland 122) at.iri Diego (1' 7. Page #O of the PVbIic Records of Florida, con3)-Oakland must win this one - 'rt. iue ,, ,. . n-.any problems against u Chargers. RAIDERS 35 iinnuee.s 21, Pitt.cburh '4-0) at Cincinr,ati 42-2)-The Ptttsburh offense directed by Terry Bradshaw, i first in scoring among AFC ,.. a ' tine o said road 110 IPIWESTERLY TO THE N.E. Atta'norw, Spfngs Flat!:, t, i. along CORNER OF BLOCK A, WEST TO No. 77973 and at feettopolfltofbsuginnlng); being rnnndda41dsuPDl.flt.d Ordinance of said property Is Al AgrICultural upset by the injury.riddjed Ikngals this time. STEEIERS I3ENGAIIS 14. The Public Hearing will be held Hall. Alfamonte Springs, 73rd day 04 Octobet-, Vilianova nnwhile in fered a tip pointet' agafn.st l') rl t . 1 be dose i L..i' r re J to ,a r -I pOIn 't'i - i th h<.U'YJm ' iec. i.dtuu,,r i i i Buffalo V. ur :'": thereafter is' s tie at ctt Of Longwood, Florida. the CIty of and reguIaIIQns of Seminoie Cnty, TIlE AFORESAID DESCRIBED be Hearing will held the CIty Hall, I Florida, 29Th tiiyOf Oc'ot)tf 1973 a?7 in n'Jwon, y,tilc?T t'rne 'IR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; es gnatng and iSSegaing the zoning Cli$$ifk.tl of CO Corn met-clal General District to sa PI'oprrty 15 that cIessificatlon detcr in th zoning ot'dinan' a City of Altarnnns. towit: Ordinance o 221 73 Florida, and as amended and Supplemented 0ITh:IPe$egCIaSAiIICI1iOn ReSidefltiil, Single Family as to Lot CLUDING ALL. OF TP.E RIGMT. itt, ofib " e'.-' Tnis notice shall be posted at the Cay Hall Within the CIty Of rt'wlpap,r of ticritlj (,i nT,s it -li .it 'iew RPORATE RNg4G THE CITY OF LONGWOOC) TO THE CIUDE SMID LAND WlTHlp THE - -- -- . iI.t C Sit,..rd tt.l4 a 1 Lr4-* oi"ceawe for 4tleJt sour County FIor cia once 0 wcei fr ie$; cigr to the least four (11 tonsicutive wesas to flit rate of the PUblIC dats at the Public the date Hearirig not be r 1 4! rnher be ti n th Mci t t r a"ireaTioi at le4f skrrd for "'2 - tenibtrA A 0 1973 Seminole Covnty, Florida bet thlI FlOrida on the t I 1971 4 i) 1977 U IN Pubi.c hear rj wt,ch wit be held i 73rd P fl Th of Id in October, C.' as Soon 13 at thereafter 9 cc p Oct 5 1" 19 PubI th SeW ii OCt DE the City Counci,. Thit nJic '--f: ) / O(JIAT BiCaB.i' GO,JUSIAS 1 ,-,,.',,: ' _____ ___ ____ ''i 3emlnole si-oI I i _APOLE' J Winter ParkeOrlando 831.9993 * ______ _ Ask for Want Ads ____ _________________ thru S limes ..... 37c a line . - 2k line 51W 6 thru 25 lImes 25 times CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Lorry Lewis -. A Cf tt 'Spo-trdat the City P41II,LO.,.g tn k City Clerk C" tho Ci'. Longwo Of Ptjt ,,th' dates ' ' Floridi Oct 17, 197j in C %iitU C be Psted lithe area 10 be ontde-fed for annexation and I V'Ot to th date f th - 59Th Ot.n both DATED k'nL,r.,, p T9Th di -4 li?j S"p S -Ia-c kin ci City Clerk (14 the City øi,amunle Pu'° '- Sept - 01 T Of ida 7 Oct . ; 1 a - - - 22c a line (51,75 MINIMUM CHAR(I) 3 Lines Minimum Want Ad Department Hours Ia rn. 5:30 p.m. - Saturdays & Holidays 9a.m. 12 Noon Dead Ilne-12 Noon Day Before Publication - rhanks I-Cards of I,') (ii .----.---' "i!- rl lieu Ut i-uncjwow P U'J ii>racJ, on Monday. the 29th day of October, AD. 1973, at 9:00 pm, or as soon thereafter as p0s1ble, At the DUISNI ______ by licimdohl & Stoffel NO 1GN O'SL\,.TkK: THIS i5THT appearandbeheardwjthre,,1,ctto the proposed OrdInance. This hearing may becon$imjed from time to time until final action Is taken by the City Council. A copy of the proposed Ordinance Isposted at the City Hall, Lcngwood FlorIda. and copies are on file with the Clerk of the City and Pame miv . )..... ', 0 Jui! e.-I I - r t' "i T ' "l I a' . 1CK,4, - f // ' . . ' " - - 7-Motels ',. ji tZ 7-. t ' . / " i( , ' - - I5 i'mJ 1C 9- ,00d Tflir 2' - ei.r 0! ~f !?-f-.i ii - " Travel 8, Recreation I - - i — ____ '? ..- - -) -A". Li ______________ ________________________ __________________________ I - 1(L A'Yi A 11.1 CA5V I I PiII k ,ow ou y WHAT 00 MfAP.J-- V.jr' ,y DOtci'i' c'opn' $kIOif4 iJ'R.E ALL WE1' AND WH4T HAPPEPJEI) MJ'5lSJc5 O1JE 54IOE.. TO YOLn ou owxi.., 10U nAG Emptoyment Lawrence A v,'AVIPJG.. AND PR.A''IIJC', 53pi ,•*7 ..•••" - . . •.,: - Il--Male Help Wanted 19-Female Help Wanted 20-Male- Female .--¼ ME POWIJ •,__ 15-Action Sports ir TRUE! t C.AleJ'T EMEMRER A TH!N& E)'.CEPT ,..,_, 'r..,..; Mg.ocits 14-Ca mping. nit. sorts f'"' by Crooks & I Eat 11-Instructions I I / J(1 ' I , to 10.-Do It Yourself . :, . Hot.l; . I-EatIng Places :1 ,,,,,\ , I 4 - ' . 4-Child Care :.- ..-. j ' , F'L..A5 . ' Found S-Lost and . It' ZT HIM T' ' i ' I IIMIiNIjp\ U, '., !;, -. - I ri-i _i,,,,, - '' ...j (r- ."If . - '- iI .- 'Si 1-'- -.' L:l' ," ' 0 ) . ______5__,. ':. 0 -. "- __._-.) MOOCHES A PIME FER A SAUCEg O'MILK1 L 4-Personals - • Help Wanted fl-Situations Wanted ; 24-Business Opportunities Tne present zoning cIziss,f,caj,on 26-Insurance Florida nk P fIenbar er Publish Sept 25 Oct 5 12 IV 1973 S F A1AriulturaI IheCItyH.ltAitarnontespr,ng ,_.,... $ .-' ------------- Springs, Florida Publish: Sept 71,79, Oct. 5,17, 19, 1973 DET 96 NOTICI Of ACTION - -' FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP. TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor poratlon organized and existing pursuant to the laws of the United States of America, Plaintiff, v JAMES W- PALMER Defendants, and you and each of you. are . wr4tten defenses to the Complaint with the Clerk of sed Court, serve a Copy thereof upon said Plaintiff, or its attorney, THOMAS - -- -- fA ., •,__ CITY OF LOP4GW000. FLORIDA NOTICEOFPUBLICHEARINGTO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ,,,, Tao tiy councii Will tiold a public hearing to consider enactment Ordinance Plo. 346. entItled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY " OF 30-Apartments Rent Unfurntshed by Bob Thovei 3I-!)partme,tts Rent Furnsshed - - - (i c -- 32-Houses Rent Urdurnjshed i3-Houses Ren2 Furnished 34-Mobile Homes Rent 33-Mobile Home Lots For Rent EDITION) p1OOE0 ON HI ____ __ BODY *-::. — I - _S" 36-Resort Property For Rent 4? .' ' 17-BusIness Property For Rent ________ . 38-Wanted to Rent iiiv's Real Estate LONGW000, ,""'e •.. V any Arllv.jr 51 LAND ANNEXED; PROVIDING SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE Said Ordinance was placed on first reOding on October I, 1973, and the City Council wilt conk1e, Same for f-nil auo 4n O't-n ôfkr the public hesringwhichwilIhe in VILLAGE NORTH ORLANDO, the City Hall of Longwood, Florida, In Plat as recordedOF Book II. Pagei on Monday. the 79th dOy of October, and 6. Public Records of Seminole AD. 1973, at S Ci) P rn, or as soon County. Florida. thereafter a po$lbIe- At the (Westinghouse Range KFI3O. meeting interested panics may Bard Furnice CF 101) appear and be heard with respct to WITNESS my hi.sd and official the proposed Ordinance. This seal of thiS Court of ihe City of Longwood, Florida Publih Oct 1973 u IS-Resort Prcp'rt - y Merchandise I (.- S0-Mlscelian,ous For Sale '0-12. n- T11Ca4 COQA SAC '4E ' -i WAS TWlP4l<IP43 OC \_._y UAVIP.,k3 REQ 1 Sl-Houaho5d Goods Chjc Young 'i 57-Appliances -1 ALL.. I SAIL) S'/AS,I TREYEGO*PJGTOI I4AvETOSTAQr ,'" I " - - Ii Naato - Stereo I - SI-Garaçe Rummage 5 - ',-.- SS-Baats A Manne Equipment FACE LIFTED So-C.ampig Equipment 57-Sports f.'!, \ . --N 'I ) .jL ("J I EquIpment 1$-Bicycles 19-Musical Merchandise 10-OffIce Equipment And Supplio ''n%1 1)-BuIldIng Materials Il-Lawn and Garden 13-Machinery and Tools _________________ "' Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY Board of County Commissioners Seminole County. Florida By: A. 0 Jones Publlh; Oct. 17, It. 1973 DEU-S0 7 ," NO __________________________ 'r '\ VE" CAEE '-' WATER I - — 0__, 0 FogET FO6ET TE COf___y__ gf5a ME N0T'T gooIk I'\.FU,L1T r NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING pcspncn raut AIJA $MENDMENTS IN CERTAIN 14-Equipment for Rent 15-Pets and Supplies 16-Horses 17-Livestock and Poultry U-Wanted to Buy 19-Stamps - CoIns - j 70-Swap and '? 77-Auction I Transportation ' -- '4-- ___ .:_- '-;J- I le-Auto Repairs- / Parts Lee Falk and Sy THE PHANTOM Ii rC'it4( 'flIC'3E MLPI 30 WALPC Es'tiCT U TO sO.AJRE, T)M MCn. / 5fNPIG THEM ANO5'tPOPT 1.11., 1H[lP T')IHE "P '4 . Cars Removed 73-Motorcycles 17-Junk I, 81-Aviat,on -, 1 ' -:a' 79-Trucks and Trailers ,, t. , Sale :' I ,....,, Aicessories SO-Autos Ior .._ . Barry - P4O,4l'!i'sfl't[ 1(W) TIlE CAR' WITH 1,f C*() O'45 MD 13E tI7C THE I3COfR' M(lf lPtfY'Rt 'STill . P1Il, Personals ARE YOU TROUBLED! Call Toil fee, 414 3077 for "We Cêr,"-'Hotlmne. Adults or Teens . -.' 'It , - I ! H N Tamm, Jr. _' PROBLEM Perhaps A:COng1iS Anonyrno-.t Can Help City Cerk P,,btith: Oct. 12, 1973 '' - r ,%''f5' L - 75-Campers- Travel Ira ilr -- __ Trade il-Antiques ., (Res$rictedCommercal)DprIctt, flu 51 ' 47-Real Estate Wanted I. at Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, thIs 9th hearingmaybec(nting,dfromtirne OC.3 (General CommercIal) to time until final action is taken by 1973. day of October A District Said property being more lC City Council (Seal) partiijiarly described as 04lOwt A copy ot the p'oposed Ordnance Arthur H Beckw'ith, Jr Lots), 2and3, Boyd's Subdiviilon, is posted at the City Hall, Longwood, Clerk of CirCuil Court of PB 1, Pg IS. Seminole County Florida, end copies arc on file with Seminole County, Florida Records. Ihe Clerk of the City ard same may Bt. Cecolia V. Ekern All patties in int, rest and citizens be inspected by the public. Deputy Clerk shall have an opoortunIty to be DATED thIs 9th day of October, 'HOMAS A SPCEP heard at 5id hearing. A.0 171] OP S'EER & SPEER By order Cf th City Commission Orwiie R. Shomate, S. P0 Baa 1361 of 'he City of Sanford, Florida. City Clerk 11-Farms and Groves '4k..&. Investment Property or FLORiDA. Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be hold at the CommIssion Room in the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida, at ) o'cio.k P M, on October 22. 1973, to considOr changes and amendments fo tNt Zoning Or. dlnance of the City of Sanford, Florida, fo:low,' That property tying at t'te Sw corner of the inter,ction of French Avenue proposea and TwentIeth Street is to Do rezoned from RC l 13-Lots and Acreage 16-Incom,,, 'he r#2t to irregularitIes Site For SeI technlcalelies in bids and.or reject any or all bids. COUNTY, FLORIDA; AND: LOTS ,.U115, 16. AND 7 OF •••••••• INJR4NCE VL-JC'T' OIFRS R&-EM UJa4G. -' waive 41-Houses for 42-Mobile Homes I I4QPE 1-115 wuIIbeopenedet2p,m.Mony fl 1973 In the Board of County Commissioners Meeting Room, Room 703, Courthouse, Sanford. Florida. Actual award to successful oidder will be made it the next regular County CommissIon Meeting, Room 703, Courthouse, Sinfurd, Florida Tuesday, Oct. 73, 1973. The Board of County Corn- PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 59, PUBL'C RECORDS OF SMtNCLC - by D.k C!le!!; Monciay. Ot 72, 1973.) Bids FLORIDA, , WINTHROP MICRO F I L M P E AD ER. PRINTER FOR SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT Specifications may be otAained at Sheriff's Department, Masonic Building . Sanford, Fla.. or by -. ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA OF THE CITY AN AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND MORE PARTICULARlY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: LOTS 1 AND VALENCOUR'r, AC. CORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN TOWNSITL. 4th ADDITiON, II) Magnolia Avenoe Sanford. Florida 337't Attorneys for Ptaintiff Putiltt' Oct 17, 19. 6. r;ci'. 7. 1913 79-Rooms for Rent - FRANK AND ERNEST . LIMITS OF tember 73. )9'O and recorded In THE CITY. DISTRICTS AND EOUPInARIES AuTtIopl;it;G AMLT*D,ltjtfT Official Rcords Uook OF lIfE ORDINANCE OF SQl page 015 CITY MAP TO INCLUDE SAID THE ZONING CITY OF SANFORD, In the office of the Clerk of Circuit in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Lot 10, Block 1, REPLAT OF SHEET land?. NORTH ORLANDO '\ - _I are to be In a sealed envelop., plainly marked on the outside (Seated Bid for Reader Printer, v"Lr.rLuuix I, OLMINLT'LI A. SPEER, of SPEER 6 SPEER, COUNTY, FLORIDA, ACCORDING whnSSacjilrj'itjt Box Florida 1341))) TO THE PLAT THEREOF Magnolia Avynu,P0 Sanford, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, 37771. on or before November 12th, PAGE 59, OF THE PUBLIC SEMINOLE Judgment will be entered againstRECORDS COUNTY, OF FLORI DA; you, ant each of you, for the relief REDEFINIIIG THE CORPORATE demanded in said Complaint, LIMITS OF THE CITY OF Inc nature of thiS Suit iS to LONOW000 10 INCLUDE SAID lorecloW .5 Certain mortgage dated ,*hJr-, t'p' Rentals I /1 ------- ,, - I "'" described in the toning ordinances Florida. on the 73rd day of October, _______________________________ and regulations of Seminoi, County, 1913 at 4 - 30 Pm.. or as soon FICTITIOUS Florida. there.afterasposs,bIe,atwhtl, TO WHOM IT MAY NAME CONCERN Ire Public Hearing will beheld in Interested parties and cititens for . -- r,w,e a nereoy given that the te City HatI, Altamonfe Springs, sodagainstthepropedann,,iatlon undersigned, pursuant to the FIoridi, on the 73rd day of October, and zoning will be heard. Said "Fictitious Name Statutv' Chapter 1973, at 1:30 pm, or hearing may be Continued from soon time 969.09, Florida Statute, will register thereafter as possible, at whIch lime to time until final action Is taken by with the Clrc cf the Circuit Court. interested parties and citIzens for the City Council. in and for Seminole COunty, Florida, at,d against the Ptoposed annexation ThiS notice shall be oosted at lh* sipo rc.e;pt of proof of the and zoning *ilI be hearø. Said Cily Hal' within the City of publicition of this notice, the tic. Maringm'Ybecontlnued,rom,(m, Altamonle 5pring, Florida. and in tttleu ner,e, tO-Wit; SOUTH fhiee (3) other places within the tO time until fifll action is tak.en by SEMINOLE ANIMAL HOSPITAL tPIC City Council. CIty, and publIshed in The Sanford under which I am engaged In Herald, a newspaper of general This notice shall be posted at tte business at 102 Oxford Rad, Fern City Platl Wi!hifl the CIty ci c'rcutat,on In the City of Altamonte Park, Plorlda In the City of Fern At?tmontt. Sprintjs FlOrida, and in Springs and Seminole County, Park, Florida. three i other pIeces within tr'e Florida.oriceawe$.fo,at least four Th.t the party kerested In said City, and publlsh consecutive weSs prior in The Sanford the enterprise Is as follows: date of the Pu'tlic Hearing; the date Herald, a newspaper of general S Russell I. DeVore, D.V M citculation in tne City of Attarnonte ci4 the 1rt Publication to the date of MAURICE SHAMS OF Spring: sno Seminole County, the last Publication. both dates In. SUBIN, SHAMS 6 Florida,onceaweekforatl,a,tfou, clusive, thall not be leSS than . -- prior to the !WiH7 VJvflJ IdlS Udyl. 'fl iOCJiiiOfl, 670 CNA Tower, F.U. Dcx 2$S late of the Public Hearing, the date notl shall ba posted In ti arem '""t't. orta •,,, 01 the tlrt Publication to the date t be consid::. it Dated at Fern Park. Seminole zoning at least fifteen ()5) day% the last pMlcation, both dates In. County, lorlda, September 29th, CIuliw, staIl not be less than prior to the date of the Public '73 twenty-eight (21) days. in addition, H.lring. Puth. Oct. 17, 19. 26. Nov. 2. 1973 notice shall bepostea In the area to JATFD this Vfh diy of Sep. DEU7t be considered for annexation and ternber, AD. 1973. toning at least fifteen (15) days S: Jóne Rithôrdi NOTICE FOR lIDS prior to INC date of the Public City Clerk The Seminole Covnty Boird of of the City cit Hearing County Commissioneri will receive DATED this 19th clay at Sep Altamonfe Sprngs, bids it the office of Arthur H. Bicli Publish Sept 21, 21, Oct. 5, )7 tember, A 0. 1773 with, Jr., Clerk up to 12:00 Noon 1973 S Jane Richards T ?9 Mcnday, October 22, 1373 for the City Clerk of the ollowing: City of Altarnonte described property, lying and being ,..rtted LI the - - 23-Loans Court of Seminole County, Florida, encumbering the followind City mci PvbH5hcJ in The Sanfc the fast i.4.tlica.ion. S 13 19 26 tonino will be heard Said ,, n the Cdy of tingw-ood Ft,)I'Idi City atAttarnnt0 Sp'ngs J dflflcxt fl ' Springs arici 5emtngi County as Possible At the rfora oncpawee1 fr at least fc"Jr (1) contecuti weeks meeting ;ntetes,ed pafl1s orloi' to Ihe AD OATFO Ct C ii's FIOIIdi fubi fl Sept 71 7 i CLUDE SAID LAND ANNEXED; ttieCIer?cof the hrriT - C t, it*.-ç I biicitIon. both dates nctu%Jve. less then iCSt titteeri ii Tj CIty (1 consecul,,e (lushe. thi!i r , Council. DATE. be Posledat the S.aidOrdinancewasptacedofl,jrs, "J Hrn 10111' 1-.' .J Is taken by the adion ,, nera , . -",,--' - parties c t t rj beafmnQmaybeconinvq0,1 the Proed annexation will be n it, 9 ilit team 1soc that the Redskins I it I il [lr4t nh'.suiui,st: LT;i:':. uutsturLd tjzn by 12 battle WIUI the (.owbo;s under points In each of the Fecond and th&t belt, there's ito reason third ciart. rs a'ei tt.rnt"ti tha hen c 5tr-u'g shnu'i he 'rupped game into a rout Li the fourth. REDSKINS 27, GlAN-Ti 20, I. - '-1 tecocu uflcred a ktsk'wn gante home stand for the .-asi %krt-'i tiLt thinks his spartan'. who travel to squad will be mentally ready Soui,lsern Illinois next week regular season cLsh between the two md Green flay should the reb'uildJng '.olts' defense, , . r then (itt Bills will ha'-e SlOB 35 many gaines as they did for all Dwight Lamar, a rookie from of 1972. 01 Simpson might r,' - 11e gank ClU'4 t Pt st of tJ, :kt equa to the to ulJ hea'l who suf'cred a broken Squiris trailed S'Ith I t ( th nr ti.. Diego with 20 - - - r)i;iLsp.1rtfl, -- . - pill - l anti f e.acang nmrwr is thilback Alan Pfltman with 72 -r p Sdctrion jM.5c 1 101 3i1 ards 1!! Uiamberjatp expressed surprise at the talent in the ABA. total ,, _ '-1 i at (green , wjUi625vds Solo 'sek A)1rn 21-7 hae cnLeretj around ln)urte's to quarterbick Freddie ni TI! DIAL THfyE\ ThEN 'TMTS REALLYBrnP4G FinanCial i land. .1-10 to Massachusetts kads the team an124-EtaMissiippiTheonjy beat (its n line of "Id San1ord to Orlan,J,' Brick DIVISION, PLUS BEGINNING AT Road, run West iii feet, thence THE P4.W. CORNER OF SAID BLOCK A, RUN NORTH 25 FEET, '' dustriai DiStrict to said property at feet, thence East 41) feet to Weu EAST 205.4 FEET, SOUTH 775 that CIdSsif.catlon 15dM ribedi th property line of Brick Road, thence FEET,WEST TO THE SE CORNER ' South 79 degrees 30 minutes West zoning ordinances OF SAID BLOCK A, NOR. sively all season. passing barrage of junior quar. 133-95. Coach Lou Ferry expected terback Bill Hatty. Hatty is The defeat was Chamberdefense to be one of the strong third nationally in passing ath- lain's first after making his i'LL' (his [' - .syi "I-tt ti t , tth 2 (.7flf'tifiç n ,t,9'ulri' ilitut Wtitf.csdl) - r • Seminole County. Florida under the Residence ljnkr,own You, and each of you, are hereby notif'ad that a suit h* been brought against you in the Circuit Court. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In and for Seminole County, Flc,rida, In Civil Action No 73723-0 entitled, Sect.ori 71 Township SITUAE AND aciNG IN tt'r'gf recorded In P at 1t uth, Range 30 East (LESS: SEMINOLE LOUNTY, FLORIDA, 0 the Public Records of ,at 0 he ,Sth lIne A! EASP,kO CR tOfPCOfpOfaltlrni5Ofthe City of 4u t. S:suuiwi t lsaVl2 of(b1 cesTo consider also theq uesr ti • diCr.bed in the toning ordinances - Br'ck Ro.cl thereof a first in keeping the other team - H Now Fran Tarkenton and corn: panyhaveachanc toshow Just ABA con. 1 In the night's other -. the to Fryz.el's big concern all week ) Difore , seemingly urwrnng display of TAMPA, F'b .Ap) for VLllan. The Eagles beat shooting, scored 34 point.s and University of Tampa's football the Spartans 24-,3 in 1971, the led the Denver Rockets a 125team. suflering from offensive only previous meeting between III victory over the ConS a Villanova team here Saturday on - fljj . ;:c'r, - "t.sL race. ,, LEONARD RELIN, WARREN 0. NOTICE OF ACTION JOHNSON, JR., SHELDON THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO POLLICOFF and LOU MARTINO. HOWARD M. FANPIIN WHOSE Defendanti. RESIDENCE IS THE STATE OF NOTICE OP ACTION TENNESSEE. COUNTY OF TO: LEONARD REL!H AND WttOC MAIL1 One Main Street. ADDRESS IS; PFC HOWARD M. election ta.. , Wø.. you. Basketball As.socsat'on sees a wE rci between that league and the American Basketball , ilaiptI -vS- torney, Sanford Atlantic Bank -, I Mi UF(a nd P?a1nttf, DONNA M. FANHIU. front door Ru TIlL' ACCiMT Bowever,hedoesm'tfin losing Is any different, INC., and ROflERT .1, DROWNE. rxivdu&Iy. - rrcA5Ev'?)OsG'wrrH --. - Sanlavtclo Springs, Plat Book?, Page SectIon 15, TownshIp?) 5, Range 7? 5: Orr'e R. Shomat., I. Section 1, Towhip 71 South, E. Seminole Count',, Florida; City Clerk Range 79 East; and also to the corporat. llmiti of the Clv of of the City of South 175 feet of the P1 . of w ', Altarnont Springs, Florcia. and Lonwooci, FIorica Of P1W '4 of PIE '. LESS. South (bi To conSider also the question PublIth: feet of West 740 feet and East 715 01 deSignating and assigning the DEU.76 Oct. 12, 1973 fctt of tne North 3.31 fett, Section 15, toning Clalsificaticiri of CO CornTowflth,p 21 South, Range 2$ East; merciat General District to said FICTITIOUS NAME tothecorporateIImitsofthecItyof -operty as lhat classIfIcation IS Altamonte Springs, Florida; a NOTICE described In Itte zoning Ordinances THAT I am IS HEREBY GIVEN engaged In business at 04 the City of Altamonte Springs, to (hi To consider also the question 974 Spanish Mo Or, Casselberry, Of dt'signatlno and itl.nIç *it OrcTnnce Nn 72573 arid .e written Wiltchamberjain,a longtime ,, - - Record Even b_I Are the PhiladelphIa (0-3-1) at S have a new coaching staff and - - i"! Proclamation Chan'iber1ain oes %fI. CUlT CCWITT. ZTQL MIIiOLE CW.1TT. FLORIDA FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 7J1371E CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.flh$A In r: the MirrIa of: Legal Notice ,,, ROI1OVO ?L TOtcO, MEET CASEY' ()I HOW *801.11 SURE, IT'9 '\ FISHi)IGW1m'10u ' Dissolution - CmlDO, 'W I! 41••• _• - . and HOUSTON tAPi Notre Conover, who often serves his attempt to get the spiritual edge Dame's famed Knute Rockne players poicIes or water- sitting down. They've bought up might have learned something melon to break upw-ab practice i,soo tickets to the game to about Inspiration from Rice's sessions, and Rev. Joseph M.. cheer the Fighting Irish, imaginative head Coach Al Wyss5 head of the Catholic scheduled a pep rally and Conciver. Student Center at Rice, struck printed ribbons and buttons Rockne once gave a speech upon the idea. boosting Noire 11,me, about winning one for the GipRev. Rivers Patout, of Holy "If we can't out play them per. Conover once threw a chair Name Church here, Is organthrough a dressing room we'll out-iritual them," Con. over said. "We have a Mother's lung the priests for Notre Day and a Dad'3 Night, so why Dame. upset of Arkaria. Ill 5l) one thing fur hiec, not haven Father's Nights We'll they will need all the spiritual have so many rayers E01fl2 tii tim frDit,r,,r, i;ULSiCle a si- there's no tethng wliainlgIi help they can get," said Rev, ll, Patout, a Noire Dame graduhappen." lent itressing room untii ate. "I know they tthe priests) thtrd quarter was about to Rev. W'ss said he sent are supposed to cheer for Rice start, then er and invi'alions to all the priests in bull think there will be a few said "Okay, let's go giris." the diocese, about 3(0, and me- aossed lingers over there," Conover led the Aggie band ceived responses from 110. "Of Rev. Patout said. after upsetting Texas McM last course, most priests are toot- year, ball fans anyway," lt'v. Nintli-tar,hed Notre Dame said. "And this s a great treat wili get a chance to see Con- for over's style of inspiration when "Itle only thing we asked is they play the Owls Saturday that they were their 'uniforms' and cheer for Rice," Conover - . - .. ss , MATSG O. MATTC HAS MFS, hIh1y suspect-in preseason John North was once an assist. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND WARREN 0. JOHnSON, JR. MILLINOTON. TENNESSEE 31051. WP)se address i estimates-pass defense, had ant at Detroit, which is realty a FOR SEMI HOLE COUNTY. A sorn PttItlon for of ?Wriage a Vinculo having been FLORIDA. !xen relegated to the role of non sequiter since the LIons YOU ARE NOTIFIED IM? an tiled regarding your marriage to CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1377.1 '''P or lower in eck- _____________________ In iCtIon to rescInd a died to real DONNA M. FAN NIH, In Circuit re: the MarrIage of oning of the Ni1.onal Football estate, cover ing the followIng COUrT in a for S'moJe County, ZERITA BLANC, Conference wi'.st race. PETiTiOIR. AND RICHARD 0. ptopVrty in Seminole County, Fkr,,theshor-t t4?tCGl 'flch sIN FIorda: RE: THE MARRIAGE OF LE BLANC, RESPONDENT. Instead, t1 Jtjp OFFICE OF THE MAYOR 4, LoU (Less the southerly 71.3 tNt) HOWARD M. FANNIN. Husband, NOTICE OF ACTION LONOW000, FLORIDA have the best scoring offense in andth.soeaherIySOfe,fgfLot$BIk. sod DONNA M. FANNIPI, Wife, Calling For Etec. TO: RICHARD 0. LE BLANC "A" of SOUTH FERN PARK theSi presents command you ?oJ the NFC and .ne of the better Non In The City Of Longwc1 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Iat ippear and file your Answer or YOU ARE HEREBy NOTIFIED SubdivisIon. accoring to Whereas, The City Charter of TP defcnses against scoring. thereof as recorded In Piat Bouk 7 other defense or pleading with the that an acilon I dI55OI1iOn City of Longwoocs provi4 itTat This Sunday u ai, Publl Records. Seminole Clerk of the Circuit Court In arid for of Lor'qwood thaIl Issue his marriage Ms been flIed against County, Florida. host to the Dailas Cowboys and Mayor SemInole County, Florida, and serve ZERITA 0. LE BLANC, prOcIamatIc,n calling for an election, by and you been filed against you and you a copy therg on Petitioners at. face the severest test to date. stating threln the time, place, and are reguired to srve a cooy ot your hasa renuire to srvo a cocv of 'air ?on'tey, Jack T. Bridges, Of written defenses. If any. fl; .tflcrnt olNc.& tu The C.owbciyswtll be nuempung '3efin5q% if any to it Un Cicy,and, Migq i, sry, Post CARROLL BURKE. attorney Howard .1. Clifton ptalnllfls it Off ice Drawer 2, Sanford, Florida to rebound fron their loss tO filledandsaldproctamationthallbe PCtlønrr. rtse a1res3 pVd it the ci City tiatt wttøs.e ad4rj ii III South 32771, or thi 5th day of BuUdlrio. Washington and stay alive in nd PubliShed in the Sanford Herald MaUIarId Avenue, Maltiand, Novimber, AD.. 1973, or otherwlsj Sanford, Florida 37771, and I week ior twv wes. the NFC. The oddsmakers Pfo*, orIginal with the Clerk of the above FiorcM, on or before November a default will be entered against Therefore E...gene 0. called It a "pick-em" early in Jues., M.*yor of I.Langwood Court on or before the 6th day tflh, 1,73, and file the Original with do (IIfk of this cot.,rt either Dolor. Uo'em)ir, A.D. fl73; oTherwise a WITNESS my hand lTd snl of 'Pa the wees. heretw proclaim that an on PIinflfj attorney or Clerk of the Circuit Court, on thIs Is? in IvOOmefit will be entered aQair,st shall be held on Decemr 1. 1973, Before going on to this week's 4 the City of LDngwood, from 7:00 you fr the retlef demanded in the lmmedidt.Iy therteftet otherwist day of O'c?er, AD.. 1973. a default will be entered agaInst you (Seal) Fearless Football Forecast, AM, to o P.M. and thit the Petition, AfThu H. Beckwlm, Jr. WllflE5Smytiandandthesealof for the relief de,nad in the let's pause-not for statiot foHowing dstricts of Courici; Seats scOUrtonthenddavofoctober compIant or petition Cleik of the Circuit Court shall be identification-and report that WITNESSmyhaandtMs,aIof AD. 197]. By: Cecelle V. Ekern Dictrict No, 2 held by this Court on Octobar 9th, 1973. last week's showing was much Council Chirm*n W Now (Seal) Deputy Clerk I Wh..i,.. (Seal) Jack T. Arthur H. Becxwlth, Jr. better: 10 correct, three wrong. DistriciNo 1 Plow held by Arthur H. Beckwifl, .)r, of c;rcu;t CO CLEVELAND, MilE 6 Councllmin Dcn RRY Crnsha,., That makes it 36-1-1-2 for As CurS of tt* Seminole County, Florida Attorneys for Petitioner Dictrict P40. 1 Now held by tircult Court weeks and a .720 aVerage. By; Marthe 1'. Vihlen Post ChIc, Drawer 2 Councilman C. C. Wllllamscn By Joy w.*e Deputy Clerk Sanford, FlorIda 37771 S: Eugene D. Jaques, DUas (3-1) at Los Angeles As Deputy Clerk CArROLL BURKE Publish: Oct. 5. 12., 19, 29. 1973 Mayor (4-0)-The Cor.oy defense r',ttsh: Ott. 12. 9, 76. Nov. 2. ,973 DEU 25 Attorney for Petitioner S: Onni, R. Shornate, OEU 71 _________________________ played well enouglt to win at 612 Sanford Atlantic City Clerk ) CITY OF ALTAMONTE Btnk Building Washington, so said Coach Tom Phllth: Oct. 12, 19, 1973 SPRINGS, FLORIDA Sanford, Florida 3777) OE(J.7I Landry. Fxpect the Cowboy deCITY OF NotIce of Public Hearing PbIsh17. 19. 26. 11] TOWIIOMIT '.AY CONCERN LONOWOOo, FLORIDA tense to p!ay equally a.s well, CITYOFA(,TAMONTE" ______________________________ Ploticeis hereO- g'vn by SPRINGS, FLORIDA __________________________ P4OTICEOF PUBLIC HEARING TO City but the Rams should prevail. CONSIDER CouncIl of the City of Altarinte ADOPTION CITYOFLONOW000 NOticeofPublicHearjng OF RAIS 16, COWBOYS 14. Springi, Florida, that iaI City PROPOSED ORDINANCE FLORIDA TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: COuncil will hold I public hearing: Minnesota (4-0) at San Fran- Notice Is hert*y Qivenby the NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN by (a)Tocensiderann.zationof the CouncIl of the City of TOWHOMITMAYCONCERN. cisc (2-2)-The Vikings have 'Fathers' Pray For Upset The Notre Dame Alumni of Hotisthnhnsn't t,akn rt'c W ' — IN TII' CIRCUIT COURT IN THE In THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH - Cur ' '-, iji Notice - (r Range 7$ Eest; and also Lot A, Longview Heights, ac. ,Outh 132 feet of North 5)1 f 04 cording to tnt' plat thereof as South of Uorthw,t ' of South- recorded in Plat Book 17, Page 9,01 west '.01 Southeast '. (less West 75 the Public Records of Seminole fet for Road), Parcel lA Section County, Florida; and 10, TO*flthlp ii South. Range 79 PARCEL B: East; and al W '.01 SW', of PIE i Not SR. North , of b:t 4o t*e'as tl iyjI' anci btgirviiriq 165' SantantjoSp,,ngs. Plat Book?, Page E and 97)5' N of SW corner run E - As the National Football firit nwding between these' two record Indicates. And two League gue.s into its fifth week. NFC East teams 34-23. The Ftght victories for New Orend, the Barns, in a renaissance Cards are playing a lot better leans Just Isn't in the cards. under new Coach Chuck Knox, balithan they were expected to. LIONS 31, SAINTS 21. 4 are one of the three teams still The Eagles are doing what they Chicago (1-3) at Atlanta (1unbeaten and untied. iinta heat New Orleans usually do best, lose. CAR- 3) Los Angeles, with a new DINALS 31, M;VJ,c IL 62-7. quarterback in John HadI, a Detroit (141) at New Or- Florida State and then lost a heart-keaker to rival Florida, Oklahoma 24-20, despIte leading the Suuiers 2-7 fourth-rated Southern California is at home at the half. against Wa.shlngton State, No.5 Michigan "Wefee1Mazni5ouldbe0andI'm,jy sevei nked Penn State hosts Army, eighth. (eel that way too," says Marangi. "Now. it's a rated Tennessee welcomes Georgia Tech and matter of us becoming 4-1 or just another 3-2." 10th-ranked LSU plays at Auburn. the au sideline, all pledged to root for the Owtc = NEW YORK tAP) The Eagles, corning off a 44-7 rout of Navy, S;iturdays nattunal television tAhC game king a 3-1 itctrJ into te citest and even • tertam hopes of winning tht- Lambert trophy as will be the Oklahoma-Texas clash in Dallas. The the top team in the East should someone, some. Sooners are ranked sixth and the Le'ngharns 13th. how, someday beat powerful Penn State. Miami, under new cnach Pete Elliott, caught Th other games, No.1 ohio State visits the public eye the first time out with a stunning %isconsjn Nebr 1 plays 2i5 upset of hlgniy.regarded Texas. The 16th- 12th-rated Missouri In a key Big Eight Rice ,,i,1,i, Fnw' ' '" Legal Plotice Ill Florida.to wit. - Hurricane Power iWflU' "' Nor!rt 97 feel of South' of Pdorth following described property lying WeSt '.01 SOuthwt 4Of 5c'utheast and e'ng in Seminole Ccunty, . On ___5iI,,) ...HE', CAN I GO _ •___• - - CONSIDER AIJOPTIOPI PROPOSED ORDINANIL by Dave Giau. s 'roi.o... CASEY T}4I5 HE'S A FRIENDOFMINE! CITY OF LONGWOOD,FLORIDA NOTICEOFPUBLICI4EARINGTO Estingor, name of AERO CUSIOM TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The undersigned ntencts to pur• DRAPERIES, and that we Intend to r$,a .s k.. ., - -. NOTICE IS I4FRFIIv r.IVFTJ wi in, Stock ot register sal'l name with the Clerk of the City of Long;ood, Florida, that wares of merchandise and or the the Circuit Court, Seminole C.unty, the City Councl will hold a public but oras fl*tur,j or equipment used Florida In accordance with the hearing to consider enactment of In Connection with that certain proviiio of the FictitIous Name Ordinance No. 317, entitled: business o enterpri Statutes, To.WU: SectIon 96509 known AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Semnote Srell iOcatetj 90W, Hvy. Florida S?atu'es 1957. OF LONGW000, FLORIDA, tlé. Attamonle Springs, Florida, 5: Mcry L. Hoffner and ANNEXING 10 AND INCLUDING to conclude Such purchas it 9:o James M Hoffner WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA am. o'clo on October 21, 1973 at Publish: Sept. 29. Oct. 5, I?. 19, 26, OF THE CITY AN AREA OF LAND A$IOCiCted Bc.ndecj Escrow Co., 1950 Nov. 2, 1973 5ITUATE AND PEING IN Lee Rd., Winter Park, Florida, and C'ET136 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. all p,rgon ha,lng claims or AND MORE PARTICULARLY FICTITIOUSNAJ,iE dmand against the vendor are DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS; LOTS PIOTICC lSherebygjy,ntha, lam admonished to notify the un. THROUGH 9. VALENCOURT in buslnes 6t 2109 South derSigned at the flddre on or 1,par,, At..... (LESS ROAr). Acrnonii.ar. r,,uru, 3fTTlIflQlI iw'ure inc said date. -- THE PLAT THEREOF AS County, FlofldaundertpeflctltIous DaIcci at Altamonte Spgs., RECORDED IN PLAT BOOi( .'. Seminole, Florida this 24th day of name of IOWA MEATS, and that I PAGE 59. OF THE PUBLIC lrltend;oregistersaldflarnewl,hthe September, )9;) RECORDS OF SEMINOLE Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole 5' Billy 0. Wentep, COUNTY, FLORIDA. County, Florida In accordsnc, with Purchaser the provtiy REDEFINING THE CORPORATE of the Fictltioui PublIsh: Oct. 12, 197) LIMITS OF THE CITY OF Name Statutes, 10*1?: Section OEU LONGWOOD TO INCLUDE SAID 965.09 FlorIda Statutes (1971). LAND WITHIN THE MUNICIPAL 5; Fred T. Hage CITY OF ALTAMONTE LIMITS OF THE CITY, Publish: Oct. 12, 19,26, Nov. 7, 197) SPRINGS,FLORIDA AUTHORIZING AMENDMENT TO DEU73 Notic, 01 Public Hearing CITY MAP TO INCLUDE SAID TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN CITY OF ALTAMONTE LAND ANNEXED; PROVIDING Notice,s hereby gven by Ihe City SPRINGS, FLORIDA SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS Council of the City of Altamonte Notice of Public HearIng AND EFFECTIVE DATE.. Springs, FlOrid., that said City TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNz.;i .11 hold 6 publIc hearing: uotice is hereb1 given by the City reading on October 9, 1973, and the I.) To consider annexation ot the Council of the City of Altamonte City Council wHI ConsIder same for following dncrlbed urop.rty lyI 5prlqy FtrI,i, tt'fI Said City tifløl passage anØ 6dCOIIOn kftt'r tr __ - - OOP ALLEY hs, - ___________ _______ FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE I5herebyglventha,w, are engaged in business at 1154 Friday, Ocr. 12, 1973-58 The Sanford Her&d Legal Notice persons hiyog ciams or Galahad 0r, Casselberry, Seminole -nr :a:; Fr.? C, uner tro ticttou ___ JAlNlSV1LtE, Fla. (AP) will materialize, lie forecast that Or. top of that, th Tide has scorer in placekicker Bill Davis dary defense, Fuller Concluded, Florida coaches say Nat Moore the veteran pair would gain 125 the SEC's leading punter in wIth 37 poInts. "Nbo' made much yard. and Vmce Kcniriek, the back- yards a game Letween them. Greg Ganti with a 47.2 yards age on it, but nobody's thrown in one weakness II there is bone of the Gatrs' running atIn four games, Moore has 126 a%rrIIge and the SEC's top Alabama, It must be the secon- that much." he said. tack, will be in their best physl. yards and Kendrick 84. Even cal condition of the football sea- with this subpar production, son for Saturday's meeting with they are the leading Florida Alabama. runners. The tl-ranked Alabama Alabama coach Paul "Bear" s FS Crimson Tide, however, Is Bryant, who predicted Florida heavily favored to hand the woud be an SEC contender this sluggish Florida Gators their fall, says he still thinks TAlJ\1iASSEE, Fis. (AP) Florida State's in m1d since the Seminoles have won all s the Gathird straight Southeastern tors have the potential when winless football team faces the challenge of pre%ious meetings betwe'm the two schools, Conference defeat. The Gators healthy. either holding down high-scoring Mississippi beginning in 1966. The Seminoles won 2.2l in are 2-2 for the stason. "Florida sure gave us a tough State Saturday aftenoon or losing its fifth 1972. P Unbeaten Alabama, which is time last year, and I'd be straight game. The Bulldogs were foiled by '(entucky, 42.12, 4-0, rates above Florida in ev. shocked by anything less than a If the Seminoles lose, they will tie a record set lASt Saturday and Jones said the loss may just cry part of the game .except real knockdown, dragout-type by the former the 2-1-1 record visitors. girls school's first football team in kei Florida State's offense has shown gradual passing offense. Tide quarter- game," Bryant said. iii. ThL team only played five games. The only backs Gary R'tledge and Richsuch a bad start was the impro.Cment, particularly at tailback where Dickey noted that Alabama Is other team to get off to urd Todd haven't had to go to averagIng 507 yards offense a 1952 squad 'hich lost lt,s first (our, tied Stetson 6- hodges Mitchell has returned to 1972 form that tlw air often, nelted him 944 yards rushing. game more 1ian twice Flori. 6 and then lost th Florida relies heavily on the tIn's 248 and called the Tide Mitchell has gained only 244 yards this year, Mississippi State's offense passing of junior David Bowden "si .!H ?e:tm in crr Is averaging more but ! trn carn !azt week In a 21-Il loss to rstl _____________ Legril_Notice___ Return p rioriaa _____________ Kendrick - Phone 17) 1547 Wr.t P0 (lox 170 �___________ _____ -: - -- - - - ____ - - - - - . -.. ___ , Th Sanford Herald _____________ The Want -- ____ 14 SANFORD . CT. MOTEL tycsr _______________________ campng an eg a, Camp Semnole. 740 AIC0POIIC Newly A rating. Beerages. 327-4410. Family la*ti, Ifliciency I nitis, Low we*ty tilts 3fl.3aØ3. ___________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ 18 Male Help Wanted 9 Things to Eat - -Factory help wanted by paint tO 4.20. manufacturer. I Monday Firm Fresh Rsbtit, quantity, throug? Friday. LOCatEd nft1 000r goverrment nspected. 79c a _______ to Cheu Ferlst:er. Five Points. pound. rn r.nova ,e, Never Close, by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES ___Camping.flesorts Dick Turner CARNIVAL by ________________ Houses for Saic _______ - Houser.for Sale . _______ I _______ ___________ I - ____________________________ ___________________________ ______ _________ - (. _______ 11 -,ersHetpers 3fl0I instructions _________________ _____________________________ - O'Brien Road or call 134-2060. - PROGRAMMERS The cematsd Mof fl4id for nursery work. Wage based on ability and experirc'c,. tar qualified programmers is Call______________ 323 eNi after 6 p.m. urns We will train yOu for thiS __________________________ highly Skilled profession & service We hay, openings for Truck you with employment at th, sam Drivers, Wartrhouse mo Sates timi. Is no limit, but Per*onn.I. hr. wtek. Excellent you must be willing to stars im- fringe benefits. Apply in ptson mediately. PrevIous exPnfiene t alter 9 am. to SCOT'TY'S HOME not required. Fo your persorl _____________________________ BUILDERS, 700 French Ave., I L L E T. . I I ..... - ... F fl . - .. " ,,r - ) C -.____ ' ' . - .• ,' I - ' I I - -.- • , , . '::: '' I ir1' - d / Iy,1, t' -. - .--' but I 'm Retired EYP U N about our pot M.!f!Um 1( 7 ______________________ Immedial opening tot' desk per experience neces.ary pertun' tr a.ancement Irn-' . ni Liriuwood. 37750. ORLANDO BUSINESS Maintenance Man - __ fj,tn - re*y, CALl 834-8588 NOW Wor*ers apply in person :. Amerlcn Wood Products 3W CharleS St. Longwood- Fla ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE ____________________________ Men wanted for shift work In wire company. We will train on the job. NOtxpetI,nc,requlred Part time h.L s" A.y in person to Paragon WIre & Cable, State Road 431, Longwood, Fli. 111111-3. Travel Agencies FLYING CARPET Tatloc Afrie ttkes, Crut&t and Tauri 0 oftiial ntis. 303 Samgran Blvd., (Hwy C4). 111-3m - Career Opportunities In Ttapid F.xp,nd:r.g Fib.rglass Powor Ecat Manufacturing Iri:is?ry Immediate Openings At Oni of America's Leading Fiberglass Boat Manufacturing Plants Located In Central Florida Benefits Include PiJd Vacation, PaId Holidays Aed Group Hspitali&atlots Full or Part Time Time o.,s But RiHen$ Pduch$on LInt Worktfl Fu FS Boat Rlrs Production Line Worker FG Finisheri Mold Repairmen EVENING SHIFT 4:00 P.M. '0 19:00 P.M. WEEKEND SHIFT tat' 1:00 AM. 111 4:30 S-un: 1:00 AM. 1,1 4:30 Lamlna'ora FO Finisher's Mold Makers Mold RIPiIflflIO Meinleminci Men LAKE MARY New3 bedroom, central heit 1. air, 1mo,9lm Brown Realty, 322. 3237, 332 964 Experienced Personnel in AU Are Immediate Cobia Boat Co. ___________________ " '' ' Bldg. 142 Sanford Airport No. I SIIi'CrLak,ROId Sinford, P11,37211 An EouaIOprtwtiry Employer ________________ - . --- - - BOYS - Apply Club Oamond Hwy 17 91. Dettary - - y from commercial I tions wttkh are fltabliShed for you by our company in your . .AN. SWER THIS AD. . .Our products ?!t:tly & entrees by HeInz and are Sold from the lateti In automatic vending equipment, If you have good ref erenc vs and are witting to information or a personal In tIr4WU4rnL4r,5nd DELTONA ALTAMONTE SPRINGS CASSELBERR Y i.' (,-. i ' 322-2611 HOMES end APIS. fur rent. From rr. :: Cdli 411,. HOME PFPITALt,,- b"otcer--O to 9 __________________ 7 BEO4OOM HOME CALL 'ownhousrj Wet73tPt5t. at Hotly Ave. Rent starts at c.273. 322 *661 or 647 0590. - Ront 'r i..'. -' I t--.I I P 1 L '...i ' APPOINTMENTS ' &. • Divinq Rings - () (II) - - not knoilngly accept - HELP-WAN1D urnhshed or unfurnhslsecS-f)eltona, tr't I lrc.nn, r'o'A'.1 J i"'(U' tu v,aI arpc'?. years lease. $133 urwtznig, $145 furnished plus 1 month's %.ecority. AduttS, no pets. Ph. 8.86 431$ Srot'n Fri. 6 p.m. ADS that a preference based on ago from .m PwyetS C',r'erJ by the AGE DlSCRtM?4ATtON IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. Pre'irifoimaI,j may be U7)IOineJ form the Wno. t4f ice at P.m' tru- f-'rcf. Or. 4', Beauty Dr., P 0. fk'x A. Qrlatdo, Fia. 32*06. !!e',cr,c 7zt-a.7j. For IR.T - I., u I,4 4 ' '? ------- - Houses for Sale JIM HUNT REALTY 51.4PuDr. m7111 Roai'v(--Atier Hjr 7279754; 3 p4 3,372 i6t4 IJ I ----- ' brakes. steerIng, air, AM.FM. ---- 29,000 miles, like new, 15,000. 322 1)195 flatteries I3OC)Y tor' ". flue' ____________________________ 1989 Camaro 307, 4 speed, 32.000 actual mites. Excellent condition. 4' w.:€ - c )i!i call 322-3417 after 1:30 .' _____________________________ _____ - ______-- _: Junk Cars Removed _______Abandoned, unwanted, junk ca _____ ____ - -------- _______ _____ __________________________ __________________ _____ ................- -- ' Auto "" '"" ' 1969 Ford Club Wagon, 10 passenger, . ' urw ,rr' r''..- Water and sewer available. Orange Ave. Orlando. Mon. . ri. CLIFF JORDAN RLTOR 5311237 Till We Succeeti!" 322•3022 Open House Two ott, corner 13th St. & Mvrlle chu*C from, liCtS to $1599S Oneandl.lothacr,,6m;lnw,s,ot flew 7) S.gers, $3t.S S ,i1I 7.'.ipI 1rrr5, $6500. Call Barbara McLean, Agency, 706 WeSt lit St.. 3fl713 or 337214. I 900*NvA liii' FINANCING Center Road. Recently cleared surveyed, ready for building. 830.5.500 Inc Reattor Ln9wocxJ ________________________ 5 Acrts for sale. Frontage on black top road. Zone agriculture, Ideal __________________________ _______________________ Wirehot Outlet located 3SO S Oraa.. Ave. 531-1737 300 P4gw Sets Orlid (betwi Hold,,, £ MATTRESS 1 ' 1 [11 horses, 1 mIle from Sanford. JO H N N Y WA L K E R 1 REALTY 322 6457: Afire 3.32271)) I _____ ________ REALTY 2tLJJ Hark Drive Days 322 7 Geneva Terrace p;flltnn UJLJlI ___________ ____ I A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Stenstrom Realty CITY 4 hedrc"ern, iL, bath. Paneled family rm. Ciii. air & hea. Carpeted. Pay equIty & aet'me mtg. $151 ma, MOSSIE C. BATEMAN A -4 yr i townhoij$. Choice iocationl No car needed for shoppIng, schools or churches. Wall to will carpeting. Dishwasher, dIsposal, range and t.entral heat.alr. Hurryt There's only 1 of each. 322. $64'. Highland Park SPACIOUS 3 bedroom, 2 bath on 6 large lost. Has Florida room arid clImate central plus much more. Almost an estate In town. 139,300. Esclus lye. .'- Iw - DEVELOPMENT Of WI!. CO LANfl CO - CA. Wblddon. Sr.. - CALL RALPH OtlOflS 1n,u,itI,-n. .A.iF W. 25th at Holly 'oome or 647O89O kin deltr, 10 5 Ccted Th:rsda, - ______________ - r4.4. ABA% VIR.IL.I SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN EAONABLE PRICES. CALL 37? Putti rr co rT received a large shipment 04 1973 stereo consoles and components. Some nave built in $ track tape & tan, also red, sire 7 lbs • wet med. shots $65. Animal Haven I Grooming & Boarding Kennels I I 3225757. __________________________ I U robuyndsetbgoldorsil.,,. coIns contact us first, We also buy bulk Sliver coins SEMINOLE COIN Ci.TrP :; - STEREOS WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAkES THE DEAL 1971 beautiful w4lnut cabnet AM FM multiplex rbdio I track tape player psychedelic lights and much more Guaranteed Sold new for $429 Pay balance of 3113 or monthly Phone 647 1377 for - -- . - - 11 LLLtL Hwy. 436 & 17.92 .. .- - -y . y -j,,iz,x I' -- .....Z.' .. ....' GarardAM.FMand Shack Stereo console, $211: Stereo, as it. 5.43. Cash or Terms arranr,.,i (p per month. Call Credit Mariag;r, 72294)1 or see at Sanford Sewing ,, ,_ .....,- 7, ..' Ii fl :4J •,. '7 . . ." - '' 4, .' - 1c . .& -v - 1 , - . _____ _____ I "t.'i I , - Park - - --i-, - '.''' " Fern -" ' carpet left over from Commercial ttstitllation, Will sell and inStall, at builders wnole.ale COSt, 40 50 pCI. below retail. Financing vitIlabI* up to 36 months. Free ft.ii1J:' .-:,'I .. ' . t'L!iL L LLLiUL. L(thLL dJ- ' .,, ........ ' I -... , . . - . i -"-- - _________________________ ___________ _____ ______ ______ ____ ____ ___ 'Ia e 6 ',rove Delve 3379305 '*'PUBLIC AUCTI - MACHINEs S1)MFI,AER SALE '' "-2 . ___ __________ ' ____ ____ . ... I ...•,,..... . ' ',atout finish, hloo model MonthlypuayrnintSasIowa%sJpe - 190N Hwy Il 97 Centti' 307 E Itt Downtown Fri 3229111 or evenings-$31 1116 ''" ' -- ___ _______ 11)9.95 eaCh. Sales Ct.?om made screen rooms, car ports Top workmanShip and materials. LEACH 6LUMtNUM rAaI4lCATlOpd, 323 4675 -- -tlOUSOplIfltIflQ.by hOur or by _______________________ ADCOCI( Roofing & Sheet Metal 4 -. t :5H 4?: P - J1AJ. 1 n sr-Il something? A ',i'..ii *1% rn Classified Ad will - '.'q ri".;It'. - 0 'üarHangin " p,,ti SLATER Prfiss,onI Witllpaper Hanuer Licensed Reiidential.Comnle,ceal FreeEstimates.p'i 3726173 " Wel' Drilling - _______ ______ - ____ ItI.,_,,*..,ie ___ ..L r•-.,- ..4' , ', -. -_ : ':' • - -- . - - 1 1' It WaS the only thing &I..... __.. .-. uroadmoore, Lake Mary Frday, Sat & Suriday - er a -'-•-,--_-. CARPORT SALE. 13Woodendoublehungwndow's OCTOBER 13 S Doors-? halt glass Ill WEST 3rd STREET Call 332 4712 - _______________________ - ___________________________ '' -- SS0L " I - - to do • I rfl HA - -- - 1'' t -'' : I i kIUtI IC('SiGi'i 3 C. ) bus' a new mule. r inveil in a usoi bug, ' - t:ie,r c;t.,., l ,l.u' i uIr.1 woior, ''il 1- tr (1 cr'nv. rh p,ji tomcibile has ¶pnt n5itty :,i tt'ick in the - - Ats, u mule naeJç L -i'n A t'.. . 5ttita1i otthe iiril CENTEI 3" and larger, pumps, sprinklers Wttercondslioners 322 4óC .WWSdarIflg Hodges & Griffis Land Clear,no ExcavatIng & GradIng. Ph. 32). - 1797 or 337 6743, day or nite. WELLS DRILL ED•PMPS , ç, C SPRINKLER SYSTEMS t. • 'I i ic - ç,, , Read 1 es SUPPLYCO '1'iTI1i 1I I li('w ,,A wofm.btoorjedmnul. NOtS n on i'r.cooled VcIkss-ri flier s,hl obcut lhe •t'ng tot 's of the tw3 Hay vi gasoline. P55 Mt I1Ir42': DU' if '1 tie! eqMy miles out p OOIlr'*,th " •r r 'r ' Ihir, ol 51h,i .twri, the,t's . '.- ,.' ' - '- , 5 v.mr AlItypesandsIjes Werepau'undservice '-31 A it'd ,t -c1 - , - "' Service III !1 ____ to 9. 327 7593 J. C. Penney Mower, electric 'start, make offer 377 393-3 - v es c'f of gas and I get where I wont to go a In? qiiClr." lSut i an'wd:An. 'he r'r.; - .,. p.., : "S. -- 5,133 iiV7tII A Conip'ehenj:y, Rest litate Ovtdt'To 3ettr L.ivie PtihuiheI E'i'erv Stti,dav SANFoRD, FLOFUDA itt fl3-4ólt) Th Uer2Id - -- , ' pClrl5. fr _________ Unted CarPort Sais: 3904 'nve%tfflOflt • ;i-- " ___ Of I I On SR 46. 322 4470. Ave., Orlando. M,on. - Fri., 9 to 9, S.at. 9 to 3. 1 - DRAFTING 6 PLAN For 'uiIders, sub Lawn Pn' & riijiidujIS Custom . ,.,.. -p plot & ft:Qm Lawn CleanUp, arid LgrtHauiT Ph art.?'ns J71 lC'o Tremblay, 373 2771 JSERV1cE PEE Home Demon '' - DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING sub contractor's ari.I1 Shop 5P 1iL .'- hUPflfe HoeQvitr41' i., 3,3., Li'.'-''iry'' II tiltjers - ) " Garage-Rummage Full factory P __ . - .. Carpentry. Memodeling, Additions, Only uthorI2ed Sates 6 'service n Free Estimate. 323. Sanfort Open - -- ------viIJor - Jc) Vn _______________________ The SUBARI DL WAGON -- ,', '' LonsOlet. 17995 tOt' COmponents Cash or termi. 3530 5 Orange Ave. Orlando Mon Fri 9 to 9, Sat tIoS dean wails. patiOs, roofs, free est rnplC Spra Klean 3720397 eve _____________ " %tUIIJiflii ..aiI LQCATED ON $ANORo AVENUE Matching Chair Opens to sleep ___________________________ LZJyrr vor TV'Rd1o.Stereo UNITED FREIGHT Sales has just ____________ ____________ -- SOUTH OF M:P.)P _______________________ ' _ Sunday A CERAMIC , ,-- , S,,f1,Crd ,, _______________ '- '-'DOWN DON BALES anforci Motor Company SoS S. French Ave. 322 4317 _________________________ ______ Ph. 3371733 QOlidlil w_i,. U 1432i ______________ _____ tlormerlyHarrletts Beauty No<k3 c Hcftmnan PaintIng I Decorating flC 225 '2 lnteror& Exterior Quality Work P4CC shIngles tacked on by square air or by hand Licensed & Licensed & Insured 323 4)11 D u red - MUiniO!C,!!9 SEWING MAC H IN ES eq n ie$ so trial Izti- T''H BULLDOZEu .',l)1 Investment In a Classified Ad will reparrnafroin tcThys (:,iLShted Thete nationally famous deluxe zig l5dNng lots brmnQ reSults Spr(ali, 373 1731 aus' motieis.wilpi machines are 1fl3 Pesintlr.g-lnterlar & exterior 101 37o Freight Damaged our - IN ZA'rR( PLAZA $ etxi P For the best buy in American COCII'A.POO Puppies 6WetksOld. Cute 322-1417 ___________________________ ____________________________ ___ rnethi f't5sty p ________________________ attachments for buttont*,le, blind Appliance Sales C Service, 2617 S. - - - -___________________ I hem, fancy French Ave., Sanford. 337 7655. For used furniture, apPliances, I patterns, - _____ monogramlng etc. $59.95 cash or tools, etc fly I or 1001 items. I -terms. United Freight Sales, 2,350 RECONDITIONED Retrioeraiori Larry's Mar . 713 .1anford Ave. and _Oryers, --S. Orange Ave., Orlando, Mon. "'"' - Free Delivery. I useo artIcles, fOr I I FrI., 9 to 9. Sat. , to ______________________ WlIITESIDE APPLIANCES, 64.4 I etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUEs. II 6972. II SingOr Sewing Machine, industrial model 196K5, 7 HP motor, llkcs New and Used, Freezers, Washers, ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED new. $350. DetIona. 9047I93005, Refrlgera; and Air Con TopprIcespaid,u,wyclt, II after 3p.m. thtionera. GENEVA HEATING & I II Wint.r Park. AIR CONDITIONING, 3096 I ___________________________ i Twin sIze and full sIze maltreis, Orlando Drive, 323 5434 I II Poltoid land camera, like 169 Very reasonable, 373 695*. Stamps-Coins II L _______________ • berry C.vs.IIJ,11,sl.411 IJj "' Si? t KENMORE WASHER, parts, Dachshunds, AkC miniature, black - - _______________________ _________________________ s - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 377.7j35 1- _,__.,-_ rei ..DTO - Children outgrown clothes, toys rd Iumn,ture sell quickly with a !CONCRETE PATIOS " Ro,aclrnaster Buick. used an. _____ _____ ____________ ' __________ _______________ Kap Covers after 3p.m. 5712U9, eae t S. Winneba 6 racIng wheels, Also Chevy 213 engine 1943 model. Call 3fl.34. _________________ many Other miscellaneous items. Irish Setter. Female. S m.oIci. 77 Northmocr Rd. (off Sunset AKC. All shots. Call 3226067. ________________ - - - __________________________ OPTION TO BUY 322-8661 NolenFamilv Carr.pers SHELLEY USED CAPS, 731 French Ave , 3232960 ___________ thC OR RENT WITH Two 3 bidroom. I ha$h3 25.44 end 2518 El Capitan, Sanford, Centril heat air, fully carpeted Centntlonal fIn.ncig, 671 1160, CRANK CON3TRUCTION. Autos for Sale _____________________________ 'MMEDIATE INSTALLATION trimming Free Est Reasonable_,.iter 1-3236797 - 55,. a PAIN I t.u. SENK..Rii', C,L.t llOMagnole,, Ax )2 467? flSU ____________________ RENT term 80 e grOomn3j4fli juSt $179. Also llv'ng room sets, --199.95. Cash or terms. United 52 Appliances Freight 51135, 3550 s. orange _____ ________________ _______________ Ave., Orlando. Mon. - FrI., 9 to9, __________________________ _____________________ service, used machInes. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE MOONEY APPLIANCES, 330697 buy sell trade ______________________________ 311315£. First St.. 3375622 Paint Store, 315 5. Elm. S-anfird. __________________________ ______________ Homes .. , I " P-$ardwocd Maple twin beds. ix __________________________ uunJ , ,.J terms, United Freight Sales, 3350 S. Orange Ave.. Orlando. Mon. ARPET & TRIMMING "s you can With short ______ ___________________ ___________________________________ Realtor Kings Clectrofux vacuum cleaners to be __________ Olympic Pool, Play Area KULP REALTY - ShrubS trimmed & shaped Flower beds cleaned & edged to per Indian $peclsllt Mowing by request Only Fre, estimate 323 __________ 2 & 3 Bedroom T0WflPIOI1S Frame 7 bedroom, I bath home, kitchen equipped, furniture, drapes and washer included. On 2 L)ts with cllrus tree-s. $14,230. $2350 down, tO yr. existIng mortgage, 5143.51 per mo. ; W, Iii i r.t ' " , LitI t,.,!C f'J Ar,'I,.I,,,..0 - 'i.IrlIorc11:rctrc(rnpi,ly 2377 Park Drive, 337 i COUNTRY CLUB MANOR EXCLUSIVE 1)05W. 20th St., Sanford,2 bedroom, masonry home. Needs some painting $13,500. Terms. P Lundquitt, Broker, 322 2296 -- .-.-.- Lawn serv:ce items. Sell them quickly Wi'h a - Home at Apartment Prices SroP.ar Call 3727746 alter S or weekei'ds Rent _______ Rent A New Ill N. Perk, Sanford Ifl 991 Call 322.2420 Anytime 3 bedroom, Central heat & aIr. s' pct. mortgage can be assumed gtady Brown Realty, 322 5237, 372 1961 -ne_ AlImakesservce Ph 530 5133 GRAND OPENING I Bedrooms. 3 bathS, walk to schools. $21,500. Owner, 323-4547. HANDYMAN'S DREAMI Four. bedroom. 2 bath on beautiful 'rfa'u!ar tot 214* 197 t. Lok this over before buying anything. 1)3030 for swing sot, 170. 322 9161. 65 Pets and Supplies 7 PIece dinette set. crib mattress, ______________ lug, mirror, feeding tabl, glider (rooming-poodles, Terriers. All '°" - ueoroom shag Wynnewood Hall Realty Realtor, 323.5774 - - _____________-' '. -' "Sanford's Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency REALTORS 2565 Park Dr. U - Equipment -_-. .iuIIvrnJ.wrIanQ Equipment '' 323.7860 8343131 DELIGHTFULLY NEW7 story with bedrooms and 2 baths plus Florida room on butful tree shaded lot. Has all the extrai. 1,17,503 C*c.lutive -' Oft West tim Near Geneva Genies Ati, - I Electronic UI DAIR CONDITIONING Renoir r and heatin, service 1)09717 $309202 South SemInole TV Service new I used TV5 Hwy 136 Altamwite ".' Ccr.dll,,.n. For free Svrin' Ph .iim Starting at - Loch Arbor cOndlflOrttg MIT SANfORD Realty, 337 1301 2410 HI1wJtft Ave. at 17 97 64 -_________________________ - SANFORD (4Ca1iIac DeVile. Sc'l II I & 4 SIOROOM. 2 BATH $IAI4O NEW HOMES, PACKED FULL OF 'AU. THE EXTRAS YOU'D ix. PIC'T AND DUIRVIt .-... 322 117' niture, CLOSING COSTSI - is Pontiac Bonnev4le Runs Good AT'T'!74TIOW HUNTERS _______ and footboird. 3220229. * Maitlani Flea Mart* I Pent flue Lustre Electric Carpet .1 I'-,' ' Shampooer for Only II per day. )pen Sat. & Svn.9-5 Traditiunal couch & chair, 17S;floor I 1973 Singer machine, never been FTcL _____ 1 .-' I Complete double bed, maple head I Sat. 9105. NO Great RETIREE $NVESTMENTI Building Includes 3 eftractfye REALTY CO. apti, Will make nice residence with good rental Incom.. $71S -- Reg. EroKn 'an1ord,Fla. ' Day1322-4123 . -. - - , COf41ENlEtT to stori, 3 bedroom, I bath. $tnall tot. $fl,900, Nights 322.5174,2,fl.fl53 Terms. Trucks and Trailers - I Piyw000, exterior ...' !"-.jrior, all ________________________________ yj have an eve for real value kindS of other new lumber, half I 1960 Jeep packp n ythJI1 eye the classilied ads I price. 373-3620. COndition, Radio, heat and white Include large dresser, richly framed mirror, thest, twin or full for home sIte and pasture for 'I 79 _____ and hest on chest, $100. Ex,r. ______ DOWNJ I 372 9779. anytime. ____________________________ _____________ - _________________________________________________________________________________ C"-4-,. I IU . CVC1W? FI1IpT . Jvu.Jy ----- ±,5-"k Or, storage. May be seen at 12) Lake Forrest Greene, Inc. . H"altcrs 1304W. Farbanke 6.457333 WE TAKE TRADES. ____________________________ ___________________________ b: '''. ' refrigerator. Top freezer, Harvest ______________________________ 'Id "'s Or 35 rr Full 6i wT!"y. ..3702u ae for 3uildinj Materials ______ Sam. ELECTROLUX family room with fireplace. Shag carpet throughout, electric kit. ______________________________ Pllor iern Prk $34-701v Anytime CASSELBERRY MicklianI. Hours 9.9 M,on..Frl. & Box Sorins SaL 'hI_______________ ____________________ lCln!sConlpt,t, III ______________ 322-2420 WHY PA RENT? ?:- w,itt, AXIOO7 Garrarci to - , 1' lent set, mg Silt, now $1P Also availabl, speakers, l 3rd St. & Hwy. 17.92 :._ -, Ci S f __________________ 1179. (3 unly) cash or terms. United Freight Sales, 3330 S. LAL ttJ.' IPI ZAYWE PLAZA SIN Rent iow leasing-New off ice or itoce tj.ldng, flth & 5artrd Ave. 1.000 and 2.(P3 q. ft 519$ and 54-93 mo Ph 337 ii .................. - - - ______________ ' manufacturers include 5onlsh, Early American Mediterranean with matching china cibinets, table and chairs, 'Sanford's SalesLeader" Ia?,I,s iusiness Property - - $1 495. Can be seen at Mary Carter location. In the country, yet close to town. 115,50g. Phone headphones and Girrard turn Furnl$Md or uflfurnhshed3bdrm, I bath, kitchen equipped, Pie, room. nice yird, Lake Mary, 323 6719 31 - ______________ p 0 'Jox 335 Loxohatche,, Flit , '.1 Ift. [FULL LINE OF' 2671 Plartwell Ave. This UEWSPA'ER does - Miscellaneous For Sate x 50. Price for both k'ts sis.,so. Call P,'i,'r rr,3ri enh Pray, alueciroom ,ett, ___________________ 5'et 9,er 1 i'ii , 7 'We Don 't Stop 3232+70 Hnuuisi ________________________ deck, radio, lull canv4s, like flEW. ask for Sam. ________________________ 11900. 322•3717. _____________________________ Black 1. wtilte 19" TV. 150. Nev attic steps, $25. New Pull down lilt lfll Courtney with trailer, 5 h p. eIectr;c start nson, new lamp. $10. Call 332 6911. _________________________________ 6, tag. 1300. Ph. 3732921 ________________________ Modern douDi dresser, mIrror. 89 Boat, Motor & TraIler, 35 HP chest ard full SIze bed, 359. Ph. M.cc. Good condition. 1350. 322. 327 7114. 6991 alter 7pm. . "' '--r"-.. • . Casselberry HI N. Park THIS WEEK AT UNITED FREIGHT SALES p.symert Only 122,3' J) tot2i,75Q. LAKE MARY SAt1oRo, flew land) bedroom after 3:30. _________________________ - DLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS c5te vicar, Save at the Olo C=a! .lcr :. I ront,ge on US l7.2. 121,500. family. ' area. i - 50 ' - Deltona- I bCdroom, screen1' -J F'- ','pLic r'-... ho ç.$110 mc. 374 3040 cc 7753313. ! -,rr.r,pfl cALL jrr'- . A SANFORD hERALD ROUTE - -. - - _____________________________ 13 PLANO4E. $7,266.00 '''O 6 Afternoon5 a Week ' 322-5997. Nights,323.1I7 and Schooli Low down stopbyourofllce,opentillepm Santord' newest Oupltx spts. Ctae In. 2 bedroms, I bath, wall to wall carpet, dishwasher, UIspoaI. $175 mo lncI':des *4,ter, and garbage. Call - Orlanao Collect 423 5.111 C'tfl 6.47.797. area. uelivering ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD tl"S Sn , .s,..l • VoR,yball a Toss Ring - Silent Money Maker II AND GIRLS wn Money LONGW000 many many more, we can tell you about. We arreng financing Two bet$'oom. I bafl. I cr.cad v.rd, 1135 month, $75 deposit, 3220674cr lNS;DE SALES REPRESEN. TAfl MUSt agre:1. arid alert. Gnod pay and company benefits. Contact Ivan Patton, 323 - Calibart Real Estate m ST. JOHN'S Do yj kwiiiunq wiln lIving tttt? rd potters, pickers in GeaI'ous .rs in - our nursiry. Good benefits. Apply in person 7525 S. Park Av,, Apopka or "all M6-22fl. 0it. 119. AGE 12 OR OVER Earn Your down on new mortgage. We have ______________________ Crc WEEKEND WAITRESS stro 77 Acres, lakefront. Zoned multi- TWO ?AOBILE HOME loti. Each 75 ____________________ Chen, a deluxe pool and plenty of C'ENEVA GARDEN 2505W.25'hkt. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. carpeting & 'apes. Pact. KItchen equipped, 3 children accepted. Call 322.2090. PLEASE APPLY cn.i riai ,.i bookkeeping, payrbit. ec. ORLANDO HELICOPTER AIRWAYS INC. Mr. Clark 323 1756. n "-.:. J'tord 1' ''-- .'.:rs ''rd tr,n completing 4 new 3 bedroom tomes with garage, air and carpeting. Located on a quiet Departments Executive secretary-office - If you are willing to spend a few &I..,i P.& '.r. c.,; io ccutect money -.-..-. -- Call 3fl buy. Completely lutniahed 2 can ____________________ mni and • Floats, Rafts - 31 Aprtrnets,,Rent AVOI4 CHRISTMAS EARNINGS UUI neip mmxc tte hOl01y5 hap. RECEPTIONIST, type some, an. ____________________________ pier for your entIre famllyt It's seer phone, meet people, AN. WE LAX A APART MEfIT S easy selling fine AVON products. DERSOI4 EMPLOYMENT 111W Itt. St Call flO*: EKvIC. $200146. SANMC-PARK5, 1.3.3 Bedroom MIDDLE AGED LADY to live if. Mature kitchen help Trailers & Apts. 2 Adult parks, 2 Care for elderly couple. Giflefal Wanted Family parks. 35)5 Hwy 17.97, household duties, and cCnlpinI*n 111.4919 Sanford,323.W10; Day, Wit., MO. tO lady. Own transportation. ___________________________ References, Call 322-3*39 after 10 DRIVERS: Part time or full time. .i AVALON APARTMEII IS We train you. Good commissIon. ADULTS NO PETS Yellow Cab Co. 201 S. Park. LPN'S AIDES and housekeeper. ________________________ 116W. 2nd. St. Experienced preferred. Apply BARTENDER Likevew Hurting Center, 919 E. TwO bedroom duplex furnished 2nd Sf., Sanford. apartment. 1220 Orlando Drive. E*?erience minimum .3 years. Must _________________________ Sanford. be bondable. Permanent position. WorkIng couple needs a mature 3:00 P.M.. till closng. Sundays aft. reliaole woman for sItter for aged Fringe benefits. Fcc apoointment, 12 BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY mo'heq with light housekeeping. call 333.4030. Sheraton.Sanford PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK Longwood area. Own Iran. 1mm. 2545 Park Dr., 322 2161 iportation. 6.i7.133$ 13 •.m. to S p.m. BAR TEND ER 32 Houses Rent Nights. ,ppty Cl'A Diamond GIrl Friday, requIres ublltty to take Hwy. 17.97. DeB.ary charge and 'un office. Salary - Unfurnished open. 373-5770. Brand new 7 bcrOom, l, bath, 74 Business Opportunities kitchen equipped. Lease. Avai'a. REPRESENTATIVE bfe Nov. 1. 32? 271-0. i'r,xjant career. llCbl* tcijrs, SEivI([ COItI CPLA1LD New duplpz-Sanford. 3 bedrooms. 1 xceItent commissions, Auto kWIK KAR WASH available San ford area. Vcry low Investment, 75 bath, kitchen equipped $175 mo, necessary. Welcome Wapon Inpci. financing. An investment for security, I year lease. EVEREST ternational, Sanford, Lake Mary 'hose '#ho MUSt' SUCCEED and area. Call 34 92E~. FEALTY INC.. Realtor, 1601 S. Hwy. 17.92, Maitland, 62*0000. that will provIde years of CLERK-Typing, tiling ac. Steady ncome, Call coiled 901. 2 bodroom Pi4re and 3 or 4 bedroom counting, start work immedlateiy, 715 7167. home.$1S0 each. Lemon Bluff. Ph. Call PirrelI, 2211 Lee Rd. Winter Park, Pt. 6475)15. 3216*63. Apply Mcn. thru Sat. 1:o am, lit Noanat - ____ - 3989 Chevy Malibu, radio, heater, Brand new MinI-home, Sully con- Planning a garage salt? tain. Special sales price, $7,295 forget to advertise it in the - _____________________---51 74w World Travel, Hwy. I7•fl, Household Goods cfassil,ed adsi 55 Boats & Marine -- Lo"g*od. 534 9121 Equipment .t Jeep Station Wagon, exceue-nt PICK UP PAYMENTS ondition. Good tiret 322 5751 Auto Repairs S2eed Queen washer and matching TCraft, 2)', 135 Merc. Power, trim, 76 Real Estate Wanted - - -- litffl5WAfltCd Ste L P SANFORD CLOSE P1 days a wk , Jobi A Growing Progress Company And tncreas'.'d Earnir.;s Female Help Vanted ____________ competItive I. . . .: :' - cnC Trainees Accepted Wtwra Ooportvnity F's' I! - 17 - - 2' Acres SR 4-6 near i-i, so&000 97 _________________________ vt4litery transfer-Must sell, %unbathing or for contact ' ESTATE. )W. FirSt st., :23 6081 or 373 0517 339950 GEAR IS IN DEMAND, SELL IT PIOW WillS A CLASSIFIED AD. urgent, dC'jir • RE.LTOR 4I 4791. De8aiy6-M _______________________ -______________________ sCraened 55*73' pool area, 3 large bedrooms, family room and - NO-LONGER USED CAMPING EXECUTIVE _______________________________ rc 'Stop Urn !' Apartments Rent days. Anytime weekents, Experienced Forklift operator tOI progretslv comar.y. Apply OAK LAWN MEMORIAL PARK has American Wood Products, go opning for g'ounds maIntenance Marvin Ave.. Longod. man. Permanent job. For in. SECRETARIAL terview call 377-124J, Used car meniC, excellent pay TRAINEES and working Corditlon. Working Experienced maintenance man If working it tht secretar;al helci knowledge Of au domtstic end needed, Good startIng wages. Dek sounds [stereilirig to yovand you,. imporlcars.AppIyinpersn,Ja lIdustrles. Inc. need hi WI will give you CaviL Bill Baker Volkswigin, S*t'vICe Station Attendants needed. 3239 5 3793 wim fult or pin time ccnpo-jmrnt, Retir*d or o'der men destred. wticn Pv'ur you OOFES. Experienced en bul? up &orKiable. No tnKhin!c3I work or m'jrntng and evening CIi,tses rOOfin.3. Also tire repair, lust pumping ROOPRS available. You must Lit willir to HELPERS, God wipes, apply Fringe benefits, Include frre star; '.ediately. Personal in. it' person to BID RorAlrsg Corn malor medical Insurance. Apply ferview required pany. 131 SeminoIa Blvd., Imperial 103. 353 E. Cibi, _________ - on Hwy 17 GOGGLES' - a1rJ..L 1)4. 7914 after 6, week _________________________ INC.. 200 Marvin Ave. Lor,gvod, ____________________________ Fla. 37750. Phoi 131.4.56, -. ________ ____ _____ with dishwasher. Call Jerry APP! VINPERSOP4AT -. - S'Ickcratt-Robalo related wood working machinery Delivery men for deflveryof fur. a molderS, planners and gang Boat Manufacturers nitw'e. days a week. Good xaws. Excellent salary and iow TAXING APPLICATIONS starting siJiry. $çpiy In person company benefits. Contact FOR RECEPTIONIST & ---------- ___________________________ Bus Boys ........................11.0 bed or1i, I bath, wall to wall carpeting, drapes, Cefltrdl hect - hive experience With Sawmill or CaSsclberr-y. -- Lois and Acreage - ....•_ DEVELOPMENT For Dining rc'c'm and cocktaIl waltreses In *or'. Premix Marbletite Qualified man needed In wood ii anti State Road 46. Manufacturing Co. Junction Hwy. products manufacturing, Must ___________________________ WANTED 13 air con- Right-Call 322.5637. _________________________ _______________________________ ______ -..............................Jr..'.,n7n,a/fl 'fltr'rri 2' MIte5NOrtholDeflary 337 ,, -----tractive clean hcrnC. t enjoy - SHERATON SANFORD INN, 41 and 419, Winter Springs, Swim 'n Tan ______________________________ CARRIAGE HILL THE FOLLOWItG PER MAIIEPIT POSITIOIIS holidays and v31tonS. Must be ?,S:CHINIST OR MILL WRIGHT W OMEN -- ONE ROOM EFFICIENCIES. Special monthly raves Contact: able to bandIt 50 lb. bags. Apply COLLEGE condition-wIth G.E. Paola, 1)6.500 - REALTY 1IOQE. 2Sth St.. Sanford - sgstcm. Starling salary, 112,000. Co*samwr1thlf',$'''' 30 and d and 3rd shIft. 1.2.30 per rxur to Start, lSc raise 1n30 days. CALL 834-8588 NOW - Sheraton Sanford Inn ____________________________ ... IO( 'I'.f,-,.' - 3200S.U.S.1792,Sanford wanted 'n wood prnduct t1iutacIurng, M;t tldvC C* Op . - -- .-. . - IT NOW W E HAVE _________________________ _______________________ Getting toady to move? Sell excess lfW, Sanford. future now in t.iS highly rewar- ------ ________________________ Maintenance Mati manager. _______________________ Help Wanted Hwy. Il-fl, Fern Park. - J ' _______________ ______________________ shortage the govbrn " ent promised? " Manager trainee. No experience I' - -- - ------f''V)'T (' ;turPl ''1 r ..............Experlenc,icj !..eatoOd CO'k Apply in person WOodaIi, it General Fln'1'' Openinq u_. ' .....Oe)tor1.a, and Orlando area. Call M4t56. R.' W. Cotlini Lawn j Deltora Area it are ..,... I county graded roads on 3 sides, Country Homesite, fence, well, $2,400 per acre. Low down septic tank, 15500 I paymen,. Terms, - -- I CH cOer4tors.jndstnt,r,s,,rg,0y0 you are available to start , lmm50ately, w 13 ______________ ____________A6c - ,,'.,- _______________ ________________________ TM Gee _______ whiz, Mom! Whatever happened to the vegetable roas" Military We!come TRAI N EES time, There . IS sure - s TREMENDOUS ,, Autos for Sale p '-_, ________ ________________ • K not HAVE MADE 'K)) IlM VERY U1APP AC I I Hwy. 436. 534 2770. All models InClude drivewa 1, car ii_-----__ Port.screeneoporch,r.,esp410 13 utility room, iidln and Lots and Acrcaq 1*C . , ________________ ,I . ' 04y, 3tJr.r TAFFER "I know he has honorable intentorts toward our daughter. a Fringe Benefits CLF BLLt REDUCTIONS dOuble wide, 3 On 411 W 1973 models All lengths, bedroom, 7 bath, family room, 17' Wide and dovble, 3 Wparate Øining mom, tutrd n WidC$ Sat up reduced to $l,. 75' * 112' lot. check thesebargalns today. Place Homes North, Hwy. 1792 at Lake -4 ( ,, 80 _ PUBLIC AUCTION 89 CAMARO UOth.ng down, take Every Mondiy Nile over. Call credit manager, rn 7P.M. 62)0. 625)34). Open daily. 9-S We buy or iell one __________________ P'ece Or houseP'old C.vsgnments 19U Chevette 396. power steering & W'!COme 323 73O SAP4vOD "ke Call 8S4 5)11 ifter I rn "UC TIOPj, Hwy. 17 fl. Sanford. _____________________________ '63 Oldsmobile. good condition. S1!O. ______________________________ Call 3731340. Campers DOCGE POLARA. U?.ing Travel Trailers dOwn, take over. Call credit 337 6230, 6213311. '11 Wheel Camper-Excellent FW?V cO(.' TO (-HEW _______ ,. Auction __ \ 4N _____ JACK R. MCCLURE RecisteredBroker 3231170 fl) lot, * BRAND NAME - ' ______________________________________________________ _____ ______ _____________________________________ I ///L • Situated on 77' ZAE PI,AA • 111.1373 . IOHNSAULSACrV . ',1_. / - /7 farmetfe,%,65 $70,950. Geneva -. bedroom. 2 bath, family room, ___________________________ ,rnOSt new, 3 br. )''i bath- 7 CX? mlg. Nc, closing costs, to qualifying, Move in now Assume mortgage, 1)33 monthly. \ .: ______ ________________ ___________________ 1 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 FrcncpiA,. (79) Sanford)fl i' A -- by Art Sonsom Di \ ___ ____ ____ _____ 12 Week Chord Course ____________ IBM bedroom. 2 bath, lituatCd on I / Wester, 333 1'79 . MULTIPLELISTINGSERVICE 19)95. French 322 .4991 Eve. Sunday, 337.7374 of' 3371496 SPECIAL ,_,,/"' ________ _________ _________ - -- Inc -. ________ _______________ ______________________ P.cemkc'r Trier, 60' * 12 t. I bath Phone 373 . '. - _______ tin' tM::.'ii ilUldlli ------- - ________ Oortnrt1lrit-i Crr . ' "wifh tQ 46. Geneva. DELTONA'-2 bdrm.. 1 bath, fur830.5500 _________________________ fiShed, air. Extras S0 Realtors Lonawooó ar will tlnanc-7 PCt. 574 - Lawn Spray Applicators " ! L.DEUS1J ; _________ ________ age CALL 8348588 NOW -. - THE BORN LOSER MobileHomes ---___.. Roberts & GiImn ___________ / You _____________________ SeII"Don't Needs Stemper Agency V.11th, Aisoc. IBM, COMPU1IR mere THlSADlSWORTHjj" OSCO1Jnt f on any Of th following 1973 closeouts - General construction laborers M EN & VOM E NCtded imme-dalely to Iran , When IP4VENTOpyjbu ALEI All I? widesreduced and man' usei HOmes on month PlTl• central heat and aIr, wall to wall tarpit, garbage dispil, dh washer. This is a new home All i .,. 1 1? IS to chooSe Irom, 131232) al balance of $163 PITI or down )6 3 tedrooms, 2 baths. wIth 16' . and says "rduce prIce' in nici area, I bedrooms, 2 baths. This home has central air and heat, *atl to wall carpet, washer and 4lryer, 12' x II' new storage shed. Nicely landscaped, plus other 3225641 T_._ -_ ____________ MobileHomes - 8)7W. 1st 5f _____ ___________ Cash - OWNER MUST LEAVE --- BALL REALTY a__ The Shop .ass Good Bank Ease With Anytime ______________________________________ ______________________ ________________________ Columns Ad Friday, Oct. 12, 1973-76 ' .' -. . - - -, �- - ----.----- --. -"---"---- - - _________ - ---;.---;.fr.:.:. -i- Friday, Oct t2, t973 AB-The Sanford Herald --- . =T__ ____ - ------- ~ ---------------- __ __ 7 __ ,.:-,-*,-,- .. . - . _ . ~, ~,:-~-:-X -~-: .XX<M -~~ -c-,~.--.. -,-,-, *-,:Z. ~, ,%. -*!-*~~:W . C! I ~ .X X'"'*'.: I- ... r W ,--- --- - ~ a*.% n F f1l i IIMTHE HOPE I kN r.OMMUNITY, R * 10000p, - I~I.1. .900~ ~ . I !1~.1.... . ~:: . ~*~ i 000 0 A Ch h0 0 R ~\ 1. %% 1:M~% " . *X5 3 Park ADVENTIST CHURCH HtQh**y14 ~ Rev. Jay Mornngof1h'P Forest City. .......Putor Satu rday - 304m "a It Worship Srerv-re% Ch,chTreInffig .. . Mia~ , It 0) 12 DD 4 Q c . ra ef"If-cft I 1 - . -.-'" , Priy.r Mrr . 7 . FIRiT ASSEMdLY OF GOD CHURCH Ccar~ 211h and Ekin CHURCH its Oak Ave., Sanfillard Fr P. J. 1`111"'It to VJ M .IfliIN 4" ?:W p m Si m & 12 noon ccrlessons Sat 67p m ~ --- ¶.uflSei Dr - n ar u4IOn TC i 1.,. flAtI.T CftUHCtT Cot. ;Uh $ t &OakAvr - Rc"rl Loy Keller.. ...Atsi.PuKv Fr. Ma 43m r~ htw c n 7 rainfariag 6; IS P. m, %un Mass . , .* rd PrayrLt Sarivifff ? )On - Daily I 1.9.3011a Ila. m M4%% Cry%lal 'at? retlary, 1024 ~ )fi l. vi 7 R W .;_;_)_ CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2441 S, Park Avenue Pastor Rev Fredt. Neat FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SutdAy.chOOl P -r Youth Pilgrim ~_, - ____________ 'c Ser'.ce -1r, Morning Werthip I - ~~ . 2 Im _____ -.. Ewe Pastor 9 ASA m It 006 m 4P M. a reaction e * . FIRST PENTECOSTAL Wrv $41 Orange Street 1 30p rn Sermon out when you're grasping the cen- P )Op - ~~ tral truth of Christianity: I_--_.•_1 _________ Christian hOPE BAPTIST CHURCH rora?CItT TST CH'ST!(P4 CHURCH H DISCIPLE I*ilS Sanford A* Ili dHa C .nmu'4 Cwnl*t OH t4rrv *34 1 Mite W.S1OI HWY)4 Rao1dHo!lt1 9 4S %_,sr,ciay schcol - - - -- . -- --t:- I __ ___ --_ ---g::. - __ - -.-.. - __ ___ _:F-~ __~'__ - - - - resb:r'rwn Sanfo,:,Fa Oa Ave a. ir • P --.- R n. I ST 1631 et First ChIo*6y Sirid - Cafar-iffire i ,rnrs CHURCH OStdn ...... Emerlhirt Pis?or m )O. - pastor 'Worship Servi ce .,-.-11;00 -. Prayer Meeting . -, ---__1 -.---. - Church Of Christ bea Palm Sunday . - 413pm. L.nçWOtStiIP 7 m •'-d PrAyer P 5.ervicC y J I Corinthians " hilippians 11 Timothy 11 Tintnihy 1-14 11 14 r. i Wed Revelation , .1-8, :1 4 Altamonte c Actit 11 Corinthian* Morning Wo"hip, 5 1-8 Rete1a1soi YOUThSVYICC EvenlnUWOrsP 24.32 4 I-t , Paitv I , 6. Pr - Aven" '' H OF CHRIST @11%1wi Ralph j , ,• , r-. - F CHRIST WYNN Itroi'dC3St i' EvatQeIiiT h. w a TI Jr ,,t, f •rI ?S4J .', .t %h P Wr Pra,rr 5rv.r flQ ' 'Mtt.oiry UIbICcIaSS 6 )J P in 7 , Phon.l)4 IUf THE LAKE PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Christian Science HlShwav SI West E*ts91t Paul So nnty iq a m 5jtlC (1I5S FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST e Easi Second Stre e t hE vffl Ii Lc Q V,ot 8 )P 7 P P ..41 , riy Sc i-r.1 ,rtdi, St(Cf '' hi MONROE CHAPEL •.,- Morn i " m Avpsv.. it -00 s a. m *Vorsh'p i' av$I loviflel SR3 Sunday School - 9:08.m. ?'rti r ,relaj Ory J C ENNEYCOMPANY Aiid Stall - UNITED STATE BANK OF SEM;NOLE V.&q `-. E Isea and S lt,i f f Eunice I Wilson and Stai THE McKIBBIN AGENCY lrrtn . - t .)rLi t.itt FOOD FAIR STORES, INC, and Employes __ WILSON. EICHELBERGER KENTUCKY FRIEDCHICKEN Kentucky Jim & Employes - - - - -. Ate,nlJ,, SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY PeB4*4M.uJaiwvU%-4a't" 9Th5' 6. 'CT'1 MdTHOOIST nI' ,'r p,j •, t?4f ii a:, fla,n't U4 i MI ,LaI ,,or.j,.ii C.),1sf Miss C 'c BIJQ t-i0n ru & 5 hi - , , I -. L#. ai, 1a,%O.(,iu1V1 ., - .- - ' IL:., I ................ . . a: Rd ' Ht4I A r,- ' ..' .r *4lI.5! CP..iuI'-. 19 Pa .T3' .i4 - I iti.. itt? TC1' . Ail* I -tw. wv. I wit .apt if III 3u* • 44. AS - , Cl- .i..t 01 ,rBary - C.t.nnai stat Crxt,. Ot PitS Li Ct ST - Pt%$5*!4UOiuI'dI11IW Pta wo cn c.ø Mi*a, '..-i'rfl t,t4t-..ai Oa-it Ø4t jtT* Wjl SeCOAO $ii 101i A.,W0r4' Baotist O.#Ø 3u34 Pnfto St j*'ni M,fl.Wry pt QtjrØi3t Cd 4)5, hillord iiP -.-Cb4. C4w,tI %1)OL.L.H*IlNd Cr4o4Ct0st 4PaImSs,,ui ,sDt AIla"'*n'IS* .c GI-ilvi I I I (,-- t-. ... (tw,'Ch 01 C"r si P101 C'V'I9, 01 (.Wtt', W 1Pm $ , NOrT? Cl't0' 01 CJ'tI P'J (.4vfui D - O'r.' - ch%or.lal to Goo. Oviedo PW* i, !4tn .. baag~L al-KNA ;~;-I. -jr-iii-F sioaf* V%X-.A. 1#11 W C-1, I- --- L • p , NT. -W M~x&ftiraai-v ba~iL1-ffv#-. - .:Pft _AVV - - - 04 cRo- Ctai Vf Allevalifow C*twait: cilawch. U~ fff~ wi t.an 1ar01! 4d 1 44 J." - T A v4 Ois 0944i(k) *~ l- Z-azatir. , C_-414_1 cr.- 4--1 V,-.-- ar--ds = - , if W-46 toy" cm ~ AIC in -~ . . &,C WiL -- W"loyon Methodist. III, "W of FW* C't - - 7I& F 19, Wfoilwo 1WeP4Gi7%C7.ap, 5' P$ P!.±it Oi'f'nl PtO,DrS)o,a Laaaim -&ft AJ(u-t@d f"rWrIt1;An C-*#rCh *:f,8, , fnt~ywism Cht-rfrt. 00 Ayt L " ea:da$ A.* - -Ali 215-YARD 1,11'N'E u ' t st, aw- tb,,rQ, - -'o 4J# i *9flif4a ".*is hkfo-'ci,tur-J.- autilfr9mo :~O;no , _fr -! 7- = - _-. . -- - -- ___- - I,LI Home ' t 4 J exaigeraiinn to say that u '.ji drinking has baseball as pat'n}" our surpassed nmittonnl a JOHN POLK compilation of what Whl'Jey, were a little more - I - (C3at'd On Pg. 2A Col. 1) -- -- , ~, _ ~ ~__, W - I W , Sabal Paint I II - - -_ -A- ~_ I - - - . ~ :~, - __ . __~ WAII1I1JeIYVU IIiWIIIiJ i 4nt ' - - te ration lJou I-XdtA:d (Iiii wintxx. I I __ 1 4--2 Iti Z6 to 400, -- - '- ,., - '- IM-W, V • - •_ I 4 '- .4" -- - ,, - ... -• -.44 '" 4- • I.' & - - •" Li £ ,• - - N - , . I A ' I ' 1 -• -. r -'J I lcwll ' - F If 1 .... - - - - - 4. fuels - -' . L -..-- . . ...... ..1! - - --;- I ' - - k r. V - gf awal - .b . . a • 11111W_ig '- _. - . ! A r -_ -- 1% ' -- . =_ A . . ~_ : . I L_ ~ ~ or-= = WATER SCULPTURES Seminole Coun t y Courthouse in Saiford, accenting the modernistIc combination of steel. glass and textured concrete giving visitors and and only 4 per cent of its total - .' . aceOtIrits Of only - L - supplies from Arab states in re- 000 bands per day is possible energy - ii W4 ~4 7 ---- - on StICU the and the - .--__ -- I- I ~ ~ ,.. - -- .............. -'awrUge of cent o aywhere from 100 -, -a'a f.j.iL'1 It t ~ i~ F 1w dealt with. lie a-aid Arab oil AthniflIMt!atlon experts . - - ~- I . - factors as the --- ~~_.~ --I - - __ : 1 i.iiiiiui win - . - k - -- t r, depending ~ . .1 I ____ Pr+riri,'i IA - ___ rector Oil lewt ' -flaniiiatory. F.nerThe uim, the White House had gy PoUcy Office, told newsmen s2ld earfier, was to makt sire Fridey that a cutoff of Arab oli ng - BEN BUTLER ...Sanford ahead ...l)LappOmflk'd __ tary industry - __s - possibility of Interruption of Oil 1, 3 .-.-.. - III 1 F KNOWLES n :.-- Than 1t;S ..--.---w' - '"' T: tratiun b1d to ease the pai of producing ne a r capauty. any winter shortage of home But the new Middle East war ,, -I • I t" DCW Uflsxs iu*Ifls Alter use months of Insisting I Skit II SI I I t. nO un. Seuauon, rauig that petroleum could be Jj.,. One final note about this D sub) 'ct the U S tillc spends more than tn bilhon I! cF Fr `7 muons Friday making an allo- st - - -.--•.... -- ___ "' . 0! Is- ni .tar - 7_ 3 ~ k _AN -- - - - ~-__ z - __ __ - 41 x , ort Stifle) million doUars mere than &- board expected to pay, but moneys currently gated to furnish the facihdes and other capital outlay projects will be transferred into the beAlding fund to cover the contracts 54Z - s4t1ks !4W ' - j p0 Th Tusk will p4 seven new schools slated f or tj program. The total bids on the schools was more than ne-half -_ . -_-=--.-=- at M I -- - ? It - The OWI. is a wise old bit :1 ho knows his limits, sticks to theim' and enjoys himself Patti Rd -11- --_____________ _____ '7- - 'k. U :- The school board has determined the present facility on SR 436 near 14 is dangerous because of heavy traffic on the four4ane artery and the site is being sold to C kit *IAN - GERAI.DFORD -______ . .... Standard bid $8 4, Son the Sabal Point facility and $873,669 oil the Altamonte school. /4 7-- y EICHuRcHIS a. - 1 l . 1!1MIJ " - .. - - datory fuel allocation takes ef get high, always keeps feet f.rrni ,, Ihn gr, t I 1, '..,,,.. it near Uigwood 3nd Palm Springs Road, Altamonte was Standard Construction Company of Florida, Maitland. pa'iy . - for the Low bidder on new elementary schools havcaroundthehouseduriiwa 0 ti ..-. -'- Administration Ordprs 4 ,- K q.Few -_ tracts totaling $3,666,338 for three schools in the south 7-mimle area, Including a middle school and two elemen. tary' facilities. one of Which Is replacing Inc Altamonte Elementary School on SR 436. In a Friday session the board awarded the contract for a m e school on us awl Road to Roger P Kennedy Inc , Orlando, on th e kw bid of 11.898,000. . ____ blrtlsthatarealwaysniceto FOc#*tL*kt-ntaAd tav'i'th d4 A; I a4tw1 Se-.'h..- A4v,nt I -- . '- Bob Shedden, Sanford a.rff tho j...rntlell MOCK INGBIRD-dri nks Telephone, reported $2," 20 collected during the pas -week, because the others are doing itbringing Southern Rell's`100 per Can't take it or leave it alone. P& pa ri pede ° $1,755 Therear'acouplespeciesof Lveawow Mnt.sn Li.r-'-fritita Ift,ockf1a_J-wn 0#11 W_ & Ilwy it T), S.. •I., .t, - hole Oviedo COIPJflLlflltS '., Firlif Crarqi " , ilzmal Crauft:n. fl)øUnø - 0' - •1 '. ___ rst Pr yttfiIh Chth ol 'M.iqy 5 ,. Cvina:i$ Pr.s.I,ruai, CIw,0 P 1 5 O,tUdo Dr ST AtW* Pvthy'I.rIin Churth 19)3 1..r Lase i.i Ikofda, Ostr*rt M14p,diSt V PfICOPAL rf~s - - The Seminole County school board has awarded con. -- ..-- Unitas said WheeleFe. , fll,:] . Aflarnorals Umtdv" ct~;Y~r~ pf tna ttipti-dy- Laks, Mary I& i ,, _____ -- tilizer Company in Ovit:1610 has pledged generously, setting a FLORIDASrATI. RANK ANDSfnFi ChACf, If ....j _ie for which it was col,lected. I) Rd D*IIZV t Ovi4I F rst M.nt' ti rtf 1*.j?ht M4I4IT (h,.j'P%. tS 34Mord All Sr.* M4rnISt cl(n W &P7 St Gt..'..a ,ir4P.otItst rl,jqLf, Gv• Gras. U r4 Møtott Cht Onoi& Pd 00600" Mif'"WIdAt Ct"46WC1, C1utri 01 (oI 103 W flrr) Si , ______ - ,Ind as ali workers are volun. tiers and expenses therefore when he drinks. - -._- -- _. ont - co llected in Suntno4e counts stays in the county, sa id Unitas, - .II United CP,ufch of God, sll~ h.jiturl ti,.ttt ,,4 a.ii I - C1'%ct' Irs w It' a - . ,, CONORNOATIOSIAL Car~ HM -%fiffee'd 4uworwrsaw 1. iist & c it 10-wt, M-Worwry 8= 1 cf.wmi qX CrWir" It . . U LPjfti' "fl w -~~1711,vi ;99~ _=~7 . ;-~_. k= - 7 ,;. e . -i C ractsLet ForSchoo/s at thi.s GOONEY lIft!) -- giggles fine example he hopes the rest and acts giddy. of the community will blow, WINN-DIXIE STORES . arid - afluartk rorroc IVCO C,,i,,iI- C.Wdlf to III . David Fr'vnrlyanc1S'aff mpH-i" ' 01 GOd It" ~ HARRELL&BEVERLY - St Mit LI' CF COO 'I r The Management and Employes SENKARIKGLASS & PAINT CO. INC, and Employes STENSTROMREALTY Herb Stenstrom and Soff PRINTIE'C,(O INC. vu g 1. A&PWEO TDAticMIccmfllJ . %0A p SANFORDATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H Hoaqe-,and Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. JO,(JIrn)Srn'lhancStaff DLKIE (.'ULtRVICE P -¶ -=- ~- financial division - ~ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr and Mrs Al Wilson L. D. PLANTE. INC. 0, ., iedo, Florida FLORIDA LIV!NC NURSING CEN rER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated b'theSeventh-dayAdventist Church United Fund CANARY-feels a _i~ tive criticisms with solind we told Munroe we wanted to pointed in their attacks apinst kiiuwfvs attid. Tbe uu.Il tUi uf the T'he two officials mid life V- with the idea expert consultants report turned out otherwise. It' Butler and his aide, SgL Paul rep)rt pqe by page. uLtIndUy and Butler said. chairman Len Unitas at a BLUE JAY--becomes minimal, at least 96 cent. in argumentative.Getsrealmear, everydollargoesto thecattses PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford drinks under his wings lie has campaign to achieve the W74 The to prose he can drink like i goal of 1100 000 said cam ii 'n repor organization and should therefore be able to carry the . I' .' st Yorn rw Wtt '4ursrry& indqrtrn • m - I "The police chief and I information already known," pushing strongly during the the surface so far, said their ErtiLE -soars with a few rerrudning two weeks of the spokesman. I e CHURCH Corner Country Clubi U,,iela Ro.Jb 4UUSOf'I* current total is mnrdng between 15,000 and -- - UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN division's luncheon meeting held Friday at the Oviedo Women's Club. TTiiltn,l I 4..1 UIPJ A ce piv3luen United Fund MAGPIE-struts his stuff Jack Homer told club members for the ladies the belong to rf"l \ Pastor Mc*t 'W Sundify 54WVIC" at The Sovei- .4-day Adventist Church Pastor W,IIardEIUr.dOC .. 9 iSa m II ooa.m 73Op tn Chuf(hSChoOl Morntncj Worship Youth Group Wr1inrlday (ho.r Practice The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIM LASH CHIIYSLER-PLYMOUTH v PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave Lair Mary '' SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Lyman H Kirkwood - ,,., p THE LAKE MARY UNITED cOOP rn m -- IS111 Park 11~006 m 1~ -1 * ~. The United Fund cominercial The I campaigning, and will be $I,000. wa've only scratched psgesectlondevotedtoSanlord wouldbeusedtoglveconstruc. Is more nian. 71x:n he acts like a kill. __________________________________________________________________ PALMETTO AVENUE kitcher. &-rigot.arral ifa~-" 1-1 th, A-vii- I',',;-- '~-*, I '' CHURCH I.33p m 7 310p~m Choir-- uialPa.Ia Old Rev. waiialm E. Miller. Pastor Springs Or. Tui%diy Evening Stew Ice Youth r r1lowiartap ____ Robert C. I ose, Maitland by Sheriff John Polk. "The Sanford portion of the Joimson F. Munroe, Ocala ami study for .Se minole County and Joe A Me', Orlando Munroe did the Sanford four cities including Sanford only "compiles in one place Section ar 4 00p m. " m - .. ____ Knowles today, over the department, arid the Sunfords recently completed r!glonal Longwood, Winter Springs police planning smey asked police departments included United Fund learn is at around the punch bowl, or flue 25-yard line with $24 sao f0HOwing the host Into the collected after two weeks of ft i.v worship --VT. - . F. merely turned city hopes In Democratic Natiorial Conwiittee heaftarters. O\Af him leaning on the bar, hanging PA%IIr Rev Wilow" C Stallar~ If . ... - - - __gii~ CHUR0:H OF CHRIST CrwrchTraen'flg t.venno Wu,th .P ~_ ,F~Z 11110121. - ,- A - -I- NEWS ANALYSIS - - -- - - - - - - - - - recommendations In certain cases and misinterpreted InDisappointment was ex- formation given to the survey pressed today by the Sanford team In others Police Chief Ben Butler and -The consultant learn which ' City Manager W E (Pete) did the surse of the iheniWs RAIL RIRI) -stays close to the refreshment, You'll find -._-. t -ti-. ,~ n orce en iaw for COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN '. 4" firrald Staff Vinier antics of these stra •:OOp rn UM'I'F ............. Men sPrayer Br.akfa? . .4 ml r' .. .- Old TfUlts for a Now Day 44 . . a 1 1 1 1 01aA." ,, W99 r president .pectalWaterateprecutorA1chibaidCox,whohadiub. °' t R1J1 prt'i1derUa1 conversations about a erga argued t the tapes are essential to the grand jury 's attempt odeormIne the extent of the sonspiracy toobztructt probe of the JurE 17, 1972 treak4n at u.4rcry - ' affalliffall By DONNA ESTES ____ • Movnnq Worship r CHURCH Cpuch Sh - p *s - nomination of Rep. Gerald R. Ford, R411ch., for vice . . . , - . Serv'e - . :l: s~ MiMsters V __ - '4 s' t- - - - I ' - Rev VirgilL Bryanal - There was no Immediate comment from the White House, Timid souls become iggresslve When guests fly high under the influence of too many drinks, they can turn Into birds of prey and ruin a picasant esening URCH - E wt-04 6 FIRST PIESBYTERIAN rZi _,_I SUfldi't Shudy & W1 B raef ____ m ni S I ap rn - -- - strange thIn to • )ocafl,, Ikno'v Pastor $ X& lii MornInU Worship - . I IlOp. m ,deRd Casselbafarry Rev William Pi(kell It. Am .4. - ii morning Worship Wed ServK,r 11 OO a. M. ,~_ __~~~~ =_ A~. JESUS LOVES ME! This I know! Hwy i -- -.-- appeals court gave the President until next Friday to pMle. Introverts blossom into the life of the party. (And Alcohol - nominate Rep Gerald R Ford of Michigan, the house minority leader, as Agn€ ,'s In exchange, the government agreed not to successor. xg who has spent the last two da)s tortlon,brmbery:ndconsplrbc', including e ion or stltutlonal doctrine of separation of powers prohibits one branch of gov ernment from forcing another branch to the) CHURCH C# LONG WOOD COMMUNITY UNITED .._.:_.. II 1. M _ p ask tlie Supreme Court to review Its decWon. 'Me President "is not above the law's cominands,P, the court said in rejecting Nixon's contention that the con. Mine came from a booklet I found on my desk (A Guide to Responsible Drinking). Pentecostal .._ possible from crimim-ll allegations, former aides to have wa bed elecast. Vice President SpIri T Agnew has scheduled However, there were fro h4cations that lie a television address to the nation on Monday planned to comment on it. night. Agnew resigW his post on Wednesday, Arrangements for the speech, to be pleading no contest tu a felony 03rge of broadcast live on all three natinnal networks, .1 ,1,CIT disclosed I rid.ar nt,ji', ' rtly after ' '"a nd !0' 'td tc Lrc ,ca rc&ktit Nixon announced he would robation. S11S ____ - ... - President Nixon appears certain 15 Pra%r televised effe.-tiony, with only oblique mention of the corrup. on scandal that forced Spiro T. Agnew's resignation Wednes. day from the n9tion's second highest office. f'V" - .- / / ,, - - T0 TOIN .------------- - . Poo, ___________ In a 5 to 2decision Friday, the U S. Court of Appeals i~r the District of Columbia upheld US.District Court Judge John J. &riCa'8 decision ordcliflg the t11peStUrfltyJ over him, P QOP ---- dear Pordwn breeting toward easy cnf1rmat1on, perhaps wi thin a ',cek or two, barrLig adverse disclosures during congression o appeal to the Supreme Court a federal appeals cout rWIng demanding surrender of White House tapes for judicial ,I , •- .-.-..--..-.." fl By John A. Spolk.I METHODIST CHURCH F ar fWovthtp Go To (Jr Knew it ,A as bound to happen. Make one little mention 'bout attending a social (The PoWth - ~ l.uau-which was out-o world), and you're bound to get 10 soa m L.1nQ,htl'cSerV'e METHODIST CHURCH Tuc k er Drivi, SvnlandEitatvi ~A=r ~~_ .- -1-710 ~ -tam ~ -4 -1~ ___ -1 i 4 1V; Bible Study . M a Ia 111I I *It Pasici, Rev PauiV Tirmsci XUWninq Worship Jun-of Meeting L CHRIST UNITED v. Gary Itner Sunday Schocl Moarn,ng Worship MYF291' upie infipivul WASHINGTON (AP) It 004 m A W,0 (11 MY F a' w . A meu _., ,'*.-.. m LAKE MARY CHURiI Pastor Ford. Both the House and SenMe were p'i..i '- 'ctt tj ' METHODIST CHURCH ~- . Ii-11-'. 11 :- 1 m - I -_, - P f unil kk n tici ated A - confirmation the President !~()iwht in the narne (if riatiorvil 9 AF" .1.1 I I Mid Wiffk Met/i xlict --- -4- . 6~00p.m. I I 1.00p m 7 30 p "I # - 6 OOi ; . ______ - .. .. I ~ 11.00 A. m. MO(flIfl13Y'Cf%hilO 10:00 a m Worthlo . ~i_ __~~ -'-4. U - ' 5e Pastor -1. ~. Rev 0. Ross Drinslow -- 1IR&L---_ ___ -ammemmm - ~ ~ Z ~ - - ~_ -___--~_ - W OF THE NAZARENE ;no St..t Maple A ve 2O(CkIand3Avi(U2) (Luthu#nChurcblnAmirici) 1. WIarBDO*flfl' 11 ________________ . - - ~ - tym-~~ =-Tr_-_ high point in thousand s of "little lives." Things that aren't going too I - . "---,A, =Z - - _7~ - ~ values. Sunday moming in church Is t-he 9 4S1 m , -. C.,,,.. GOOD SHEPEROUNITED - ,_,_ 11%;_~~.~ ~~ 44 t- ' and TV ',This is the I, ate" 7-~. Sun NYPS - - Rev Elmef A Reuscrier ~_-,%-Pastor Sun Eve Worship 9 Isa m. wed forayer - . Sunday School to JOA M Wurship Ser ,vice xindercip*ten And Nurlaititir .• understanding of himself grows f spiritual t with his ('o' regauonal - . .. I ~ I __0XI ~ - - .1--m-- - 4__.-- ~_. I ~1_ ,~ ;_;~ . a Ok House were reserving judgment pend- Watergate and Agnew scandals ginning in III w ch we all dedicate Itepubilcan leader Gerald R. Ing the hearings in mind when he told the nation ourselves to the tasks of - - Nazarene is An Associated l'rc survey At the snic time, 13-4 House "it is VIthI that we turn away meetuig the chailcngeswe face, WA.SIIINGlUN (Al') Urging Americans to put aside old found Ford with 52 Senate members said the would vote from the obsessions of the past, seizing the opportunities for ibessions for a new beginning, votes, one rnore than needed for for Ford, two said they were and turn to the great challenges C-ont'dOn P 2A Col I:: 1'resident Nixon today sends a were undecided initially contacted or withholding comment. "Ibis is a time for a new be. presidential were opposed, but 10 said they unday, October id, l 9/ 3-Saritrd, F1orjd3277l 66th Year, No. " r Prfr ' -- 1 ~_ - I ominates Ford, y - - 9;S08 .m p __ __. . This is the ideal time to begin religious education. Then a child's rn )" . a )as M no*l Car ) a. ---------- __ - __ _______________ to understand arid curb his feel h nomination - - is Fast 14 t : iii m. LtT!1!r*W rsuucH OP g"2 .. -- CrnxchSchOi)I . pw~.. . kff_ ~__ - . ~ -.~,_~-~~_~ __ __ k=~Zl-~~ ~----__--~~- To the contrary, many childhood are more inten se than rnution any th ing we feel. . . stronger beca use the child hasn't yet learned fkiptzst - t__ .t I_4i~~ - - - - __ , __- _1\ ~__-% ig~~4= ff, - ..- . - assume a child Is sn'tll and his feelings are just "miniatures" of f ra - - _~~ .e __ 1,-1 ,_--co 111=11 = I 2- . afflism ~ ___ _9_=_==I . ~ if ~,-~~ , 5. ii ~-2 . =-..--- .1- k R. Burke Johnson Keith Morning 10 000 m Cnvrch School - .. 1 S~~ JM=~=_2Mq9U_ Affism --.-.--_M Adults we the intensity of a child's emotion--4tut seldom under. stand. Our natural tendency i ... Assist. P*%Ior -I- sat 1/49IIM4fl SunMsU )P ? 3P VOthP T#.ui Vflf ______ ALL SOULS CATHOLIC Pollof , .~~)rnmq WorthIp A ..11~ ~- A -...... . culliolic ;,t., tirinrvA 11toma% ,- -#~ - m PrayC? Seqv,r, - . - A* . - Juti East of IntrtIa?c TnRev LoDS*p ReCTOr HoICommun0n 7 a m Pitlo' )O -v* _4W 04AW * __ ----!_~-T)X=2;Q:;9_,~--- . I, Adem- EjH.SeO/)(I1 401 S Park Ave tvanceli%tic V YJ a m hrx)I 0'. - .. - N . ROLLING HILLS ~ 111 111.122-021111 Nixon ot : -.1 I . 7P. m. HOLY CROSS CHURCH O Oily GrfI.n WT N . ,aIII - mu-_i-:~~--;~;~__ . MORAVIAN CHURCH ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST SiglateiterAve. Ø) 1-1 6 __ I ,4 FEN iF~? Z-W 9 4.3i.m. II 00 m 6 ISp M. )up m Sunda yS(hc.I Morni ng WoiSh'P EpworIhLUUo nj WOSIIP cv':' noon THE SEYEMTH-DAY r)vENTIST CHURCH Corner lIh& Elm S ,. .,: .:,-'e. . .%-.*.:1 fin _ -_ 0 K, ~ . * ~Vfl *...*.. 14&0 Sanford Ave, Ev.ngIisticS.rv......... Family Night S.rvi ,.,a .:::: r4on wrd Prayer wadiosalufasy .6:),p m. I CHURCH OF GOD so] W. 11nd SIfQQI : -4 "I _'. I FIRST SOUTHERN ; . I-__ -,--M%_.- ~ ~~ ; Chfirrh Of G of/ T i'u Church o God 1404)' WTRR Su nday . IOr*d PA'?Ot G .. . ~ *, . "*. , ;~. : ~tin;~W. C.~% , :Z~~z4p%%%%'%%%,.%" FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH THE SEVENTH DAY * _~-,~ _ 0 I NATION ....N%, W." ou .._- -~ 2 i: * * 0000 910 rc * _.~ t The ;1 A ~ I residents both diy and mg1t ( nes to play upon anyone's imagination. (Herald Photo by Jean Pat teson) W � 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 12, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 12, 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 12, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald