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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 18, 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/1ad3c301a2408ff776850cea3125e019.pdf c6e3207dfbc3a188957f5098162ef275 PDF Text Text - . - ,Jr .,.-.-- -"----------- _,s-_,~-I,~-~,Z7;~--,";.~.~--7~.-,,;,-,=--.44,.-:-;;.--"-~-,_-MWNo he aroru iier - - - I .,. -. ,oli I • * p.. . ; _ .1. 1 V.; - I -w 24-46. 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C i Waste 0426 Hwy. 17-92, CsseIrry ___ ____ Morl .--no W what has happened cannot be Permitted to continue because s las been th it ,is -- - - a - ________ ri'o vers Show ~_ - _L a- - -, 4 - A_X_ __ -4 ___ __ . -j! l i pti~r_ .-A . - ~_ - - , ., - - -It. . - I ~ ~ tj~ - - - ~7__ ; M* i lip for work terminate your 1 as er said the area is relatively safe and there are no major highwayr or in. te rsetho ns in the neighborhood The area falls witiun the two The L-us drivers left the from mandatory bus service,- News Digest - r . . . PEEK - ~r I `;r__-___ - - BOO \V1TJ U L th curiosity of cluldhotl, Du km'i iny ti, uaugiter 0 , to find out wlwt might be (IIerld Pliutu b flfl1lley) t1ross BtirnI an.t red ne eceaar,l, J t Use Taylor, left (lie meeting to d,istance involved but tt) 0* ce them to come to work problems their children en. in the mormilng cwnter on the was to he talk betsseeii the drivers lhe residents .iid cehonl their and their superiors mint have children are harassed on th e way 10 school and it wal; not sportation re ported twrning "There ate no M be nwc GOVERMENT PROSECUTORS say Agnew reaped thousands of dollars as the kingpin in a shakedown scheme. (Page 3A) 1111 CUBANS C.-'tt'SE consternation at the 1. General Assembly with rush toward the a rtrum as a Chilean blasts Castro. (Page 7A) 11 The Washington Oaks -sidents said the problem waq JI ,. ~_ i were huddling noisily In the . 030~ : Ml;ide the hollms,'oak at Big Tree P4rk, Lnngwood, during a field trip of Seminole Junior College's Child Day Care Program return to righteousness and once again be prowl William P said, "Florida Iut ; btts public cmp1uyt from striking, and, if you fail to show t hool Supt ____ -- _____ - ~~= -kilre - - ___ ________ Mr. and I`Nilrs. Douglas Smyth, investiga# Americans, , , I I 13 - the pa-st", 1 /Ilt - - JW _~ - I Americans Nill base their / -- U . t . 4 Finally , I am hoping that all ir . 6_:,--~s~ - - t I ______________ I i\ -- ---- y D I country right in our own nornei)...can ,Ae hope to again _______ ~~ p Ieosue Milli 0 ...._.. soro J Only by our iiiosl prestigious national leaders deiiionsatIng i tru f Its ilt and in n corruptibility transcending to the city iesei of politics (II u 50-cs pkg - '- * ,, I hopping ,A! 11 11 0 JWGreenStamps ____ Ki . . Old tftglish le mon furnitur e Polish wy or m1pect the concern for the na. signed the office of vice presi. tiolull interest that led you to nation as vice d t dent c( the United States conclude that resolution of the to Secretary of State Henry A. A copy of the instrument of matter in this way, rather than ss inge r under statutory resignation :s enclosed through an extended battle in Agnew's advisor It has been a pri vdege the courts and the congress, letter of his resignation to Pres- serve with you May I express was advable in order to p ident Nixon. and Nixon's reply to the American People. vent a protracted period of ris. to Agnew: through you, my deep gratitude tional divWcIn . and uncetUinty. The Honorable Henry A. for their confidence in twice As Visa! President, you have Kis-singer electing nw to be ~rlcv presi. add.ressed Um gmt issues of The Secretary of State dent. Washington, D.C. 20520 Dear 51r. Secretary: s-Spiro T Agnew and your profound dedication to I hereby resign the office of the welfare of th.- nation, have Vice President of tile United been an inspiration to all who States, effective Immediately. Oct.10, 1973 base served with you as well as Sincerely, Dear Ted: to millions of oC*rs ftwghout piro Agnew ecisloas the country. — are often those that are the Oct. 10, 1973 most personal, and I know your I have been deeply saddened Dear Mr. I'resldent: decision to resign as vice presi. by this whole course of even panles, has dug deep into service stat.ion profits, . H S1RK %S F INT/ itu1otion at the sehil hid# .trt an insesti' ition they must ture doesn't look Herald Staff Writer You were partially wrong in ;Ire not conductive to education, have something to very Schemer said, " Harp suggesting that "the ac Fischer O'QuInn, president County school authorities are Mations against tile cannot be "The insesligation is aady 0* e ailers associa tion Harp explained that left in-vestigating parents' comunder way." Layer told handed students are separated in Dade, said this morning resolved without a long, plaints that new procedures at Fischer. that his organization would (romrighthandedstudenonIy. Casselbeffy Elementary School struggle in the Congress and Investigation of a school is in the first grade and the reason hold a 6 p.m. Me0ing for in are the Courts.' detrimental to the standard procedure when is te (aclUtate the writing % gasoline education of students, satiens against me cannot be facing a man in public life could family kill b parents complain about any learning e an m the e sustained in the Ohae ScW SuPt. Wilhian Layer aWct of operation, [Ayer said. be those who will now think resolved without a long, dlvi. be chance to say the y "Left handed students are . Your departure from thc days ahead by a well.juslifled confinned the probe is tin. more highly **Tbe investigation was called taught by a left handed teacher, want to say," he said. sive and debilitating struggle in administration leaves me with pride In all that vou have (, of you asaresuk of derwa after parents and ,in. to determine if any of the he said . tilt, Coni,tre.sr,and it, the courts. I 130 th Scherner and ;I great sense of personal loss. tributed to the naUon Casselberry PTA offi(ers procedures at the school are in by your O' 'inn said they knew Harp d he got the idea have concluded that, painful as You have been a valued years of service as vice presibrought the complaints to the . f . a publication You had a chance to pr V detrimental to educational from an arti le in no protests outside of Dade . . -te throughout these dent. school board Wednesday night. process." Layer said. C that they were "damned 0 but couldn't recall the source.ounty. in U best Interest of the nation nearly live years that we have Sincerely, Ken Fischer, IA president, that I relinquish the vice served toget))er. However. and instead elected to remove C.M. Harp, principal at "Boys and g11 Is are I re- Rich.ard Nixon told school board member,, Casselberry Elementa , said separated in kindergarten 'ourself from office, elementary school's ad. today, "Any time there is through second grade in an Perhaps now Mr. Nixon will ministration should be in. controversy the school board attempt todetennine If ere is also Jclde that the charges' , estigated and called the will investigate and let you a difference in learning ability made against during situation at the school know the results." between the Pxes, Harp said. Watergate are "lies," or etse No Seminole County school bus than the normal amount of "I think the investigation is "Both programs are new Right handed children are this drivers showed up at work absences:' all right and I feel that my year and the only reason be ind which can forever remove the separated from left handed today despite the unhappiness school or any other school the Installation of these The pay increase raised the seeds of suspicion on this In. STATE REPUBLICANS look to the future t hey "Pressed at the school star ting drivers children, boys are separated should be open to invi,!sUgation. salaries from (a'nous act, and permit the from f ind 1p . while Democrats talk about loss of public girls and there are board meeting Wednesday $2.20 to $2.60 per hour and Any time ormnne (t'c not the chlII'rI n' Harp i' contents of the White House confidence in government in wake of Agnew night because their pa y ra ise is salaries for drivers with tapes to be heard resignation. (Page 3A) not retroactive to the ~eginning maxium experience from $3.67 --1111111 im = of the academic year. to 13 90 per hour. __ __ ~* Your actions, Mr. Agnew will -7 The drivers' pay raise Some drivers &-tid today they hopefully trigger a nationwide received final approval at the iAere satisfied with the amount RAYMOND MeMAIION pleads guilty to reaction of pohtica' reforms, or two -meeting but they complained of th counts e PY of murder in hit-and-run deaths of two as you had itated "dislsis say ing the non-retroactive is In other a' tion the sd Young sisters. (Page 5A raise not fair board refused to give Inc IV drivers indicated they Washington Oaks area bus -,, ----7; may not Ix. able to show up for .service and the residents of the _ArMV~,miN *_ " . - " reenStamps $1" I is . t- - - o,I t.y, Pvesh l.I.d Ccrrv Pe tic ••. Spray ala. 11ax s;.ih.a Fried C c en . . . . . • . • rc', $I t..o,, 79c i 1 - 0 I 0u,*a*E'** toenail p'nuh' ____ J'AreenStamps 10 "' BakedBeans ....•.••.. - 99 I is "'ASHINGTOiN (AI3) - Fol- presidency. '* . Sliced Old Fashion testy Slic ed klis so, I L ' I 2-as 1 ' ' Johnson —j Pork Chops E T Rain Barrel llin$@ 6 oo • 1p 1[u11WGreenStamps per err - I " ' a PIr^ k r% I r% %J &J JU Ia to resign and en- Income taxaDle to me In that county ex * year and that I so knew. I fur- Marylaml in a manner harmfid " LS__._:::::::::::::::::::;... 111111 _________ - I r' , c No x 27..i.c?,n,,, _____ ' 10;4k Style oun cr 1W , - - ~, Country Ham.... ,,,, - Pi -— - _________ n Slam fl3 1 It, - ' . ' '• -- - _' I t: ~ 0 - - o eland Franks . . I 3 • 1- 29 of. $ O's A,,t fully 1.16 J s Premier" $ I ' . 69 - i schwei er ... Chive Cottage Criec,e I lb I I Sw ft's fran k s a - If_*ff to,"if, 3.1,01, 0411144. ,*-*`NcI D''' A proloolli-i" P a Sliced ,Brick Cheese B " Cooked Salami a . iI ,.. ,,.* 89, a $1°, acon • • d •i •____ , ce - 25 " Flaky Biscuits w* o. I "" i • a..f..a (lab Lk " 0uO back £ . r•- ,,;y4c , i . . dealer hai his own reasons for closing down but it all boils down to the sauee . stations operators are In fiOS Schemer said dealers were protesting against price controls Slapped on them by the federal government which, coupled with increased wholesale prices handed r . WAIlNG1ON AP — Here which were not expended for in m behalf would make it IL written version Political purposes and that clear that I at no time constatement bV Rivirn T A -,paw &rp( - ,, LX 1U Sugar 5 Lb Bag 9C [[J • . - smoked "t-4 Irritations S I C fim NX ''' I I ' - Grapa Punch 00 "ut' Citrus , @ • f PIUS fl9liSu U ib I . faster" Vwoofobl* Pro 164411 G xTRA " 39 • .40,41.411mij ex I ,--"-- siseft Resign att*on Letters group," lie said. "Each (Herald Photo By Cindy Flande ia and that therefore, these payments were income tax3ble to me in that year and that I so knew..." That was a wrong. And when we violate the laws of the land, then we have to pay the penalty ...regardless of station of lilt i ew j-`V , spojnsored by us or any wanted to get back to aching but didn't want any qution of conflict _________ _--. U have concluded that protracted stress, however, Wt no proceedi.W before the grand uI Id lt ere awarded tocon jury, the Css and the and my agents received pay- tractors who wert not corn- courts, with the speculat.lon and ments from consulting e.ngi- petent to perform the work and controvery surrounding them, nters doing business with the in imiost instances state con- would seriously prejudice the t te of Maryland during the tracts were awarded witi"t period I was govor With the any arrangement for the . se, briefly stated, are the eceion of the athncion that ment of money by the con reasons lam entering plea of follows, I den) the assertions of tractor. nob contendere to the charge illegal ac on my part made by I dens that the paymen in that I did receive payments in the go%ement sithesses mny way influenced my oftici 1967 which I failed to rep for I admit tit I did receive actions I am confident, more-the purposes of inco' tax PaYlIvrits during the year 1967 river. that testimony pi-m-rited ation. '.'fle are all Individual rtiuns and are not of interest in Orange __ I mnt aware that Itnesses prepared to ztmf} that I e Retailers Association have their jobs and there's no reason why women can't have theirs.$$ Davies said his wife applied for the Seminole position because she Mr Agne admitted that "I d receive payenis during the year 1967 which were not MIA Stations - consideratioa IL-It of placing "country interest before per. 531 ambition." • I 4 I 6. 2 ______ E SCHOOL BOARD HefuIly,1tw1ftcauseothp in public office to al.in take ffitt) " 'u 14.,,rif -------- * - - UE K. DAVIES, an Orange County School Board member Since 1969, began teaching this wk at Seminole High School in Sanford, The accredited math teacher plans to conriue to see on the Orange board • The U honors. graduate (above, at blackboard) ,wl't comment on her a new" career b h h ba d MD r' Said "Men . ---" rt-mioti :. 4/69C .:. : __ ( Swift's eRauSt ' - . P - - cLcunince Vlfto~mempo~ ...N10.411'sloolori'm \ 'AL- 2 - . 0.9-..W.4 I.A it -N_ . . J , I 11110 OR-IM - : -' / ' 13C Deodorant 1-01. sitif I-I - -I - --- ._ ......I- -I.........',". . ~_. 0 ~VF ___________ ________________________ - which could be taken by a peon in your potion and • .4. __ . - NN , r P II " 1_~ 1% tense media intc-rest in the case fy that preferential treatment would distract public attention was accorded to the paying enriched myself at the expense from important national prob- companies pursuant to an un. of the public trust. m dreds of Dade County ' gasoline itations acre reported closed down todav as dee protested go v. crnmental price controls but the thutdown gave fltt sign of Sptea&ng out of Florida's most populous Count) "We might have as many SW Statioris closed," said Willia m Schemer f F;Urida Spoiski A. You are wrong Mr Agnew' Your resignation, although • I I . - O!t4 %, t -- . " - - " it 4 -k- ( - 0~ 79c . Clos -W .. b = SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOV'T. WN 1t John :_ IRISMSPRING — SOAP W . 97C [IT] -- ' -: - - . I _______ . - - ls O Milwaukee II . - 4 CL Apparently Wednesdays sc narlo was agreed upon Tuesday . was the gm ,_ I __.=~ _-_. - T_ =-- ,- - _--- 0, INSTANT ' 351 ,--.-! !14__ __ _ ? • I 3C NESCAFE - _ '' Peas& Potatoes Tasty Tomatoes ' a . ___________ ueberry Toastee Green °'' "a Medium Sweet a Is is 11 k" 12c 0., $Iitinj - S Pi U7 ; lea d e r II$h Yeflow Squash , Bl • _______ Green Cabbage . I . . 5 ' " 5t 'a l!'! — , .* * ' ~ cii L ' Tasty c.t•.i. Gteh. AW • a..., M..h.. r c i -: fl----. '' I __ ~_ . j . ~ .~4 ~ - ~ - _ ~~~- . - , .. -.,-- -,.-.. - - I . A= ; - -_. ,_ 4___,11NX:k . 1 tlUi ______ . th W.iI..4a1s. I ° ~m ou RftyA Fod H..,d 1•t• Rome PP - ----'I 4~~~~ ______ I'' ., N 1. miv9? th Cors i -10,41 s.tv. wi ALAR I a. I :) $32 I ___________ 49 Golden Bananas It --_____ - - --___-1~ -- _- :-. _ -7:T= I "I _,.:~T:-,_,r______ .1 . • effective immediately public interest requires swift tracts were awarded by state state, or my duues as vtct. cash kickbacks from consultin,g his trial. I urge that the sen. disposition of the problems agencies in 1967 and other years pres de i n tof the United S latesin which are facing me I am a to those who made such - -_ - .- ___ __- __ vised that a full legal defense of payrmnts, and that I was aware and, further assert that my r ~_, - ~ _Z~ acceptance of contributions minmi -0 PIMIulp, Nut WLt. h.P.. . AM= IM - rttrtIed plea as an . gn th? effice of ;esident of the United States, In a longer letter to Nixon, Agnew said he was resin g fl , Jrbest interests of the nation. terms in cases like these 93 a "it has been a privilege to Possible deferent for others, with you," Agnew wrote. but in this matter would apt "May I express to the Amenthe agreement made between can people, through you, my the Justice Department and for their con. . I Hoffman responded that h usually Imposed short jail ) j . I Hk & *To J~ ,T - , .~~ No , -, - " - - _______ i' \ . - lice Department released leniency for tile former'vice through the court a 4page president dociLment detailing the e'iOut of compassion for the dence aned against Agnew man, out of respect for the of. n all charges, including those fice lie has held. and oilt or Pt,,. . . .,_ ""'.14 ;tril Me. lact uiai cly I AI I IN % N Itichard - I iS Mayonnlse lefty _ ii , , . too 0202 35C A,,..,..4 Figs ........... ....... . - N 4 Q 11, M_ -- I 'r /f? , r ).I ,* , - ;~. i f H.Ils. Wh.I. Awlew I ... 7' : ' fidence In twice electing me to be vice president." . .. In a 'Dear Ted" letter of r night in a 4minut meeting ply, Nixon said Agnew's sigbetween Nixon and Agnew in nation "leaves me with a great the Oval Office. reached with Justice Depart- --sense of personal loss. You have .01W RICHARD NIXON Bu: Agnew's fennal resignabeen a valued a&wdate." inent officials who agreed rioi to SPIRO AGNEW flon went to 5ccretary of State pursue charges o bribery, However, Nixoni agreed the ...Getaprobation Henry A.Ksir.ger and de- move was necessary"in order extortion and conspiracy engineers in Maryland. knee imposed on the defendant livered byan Agnew attony at to prevent a proacted period against him. Ally. Gen. Elliot Agnew said he was innocent by this court not Include Con2: p.m., EDT. Wednesday. of national division and uncerL Richardson had personally of all the charges except the one flnennt," Richardson said. It read, starkly: "I hereby taint)'." rected the federal Investiga. on which he entered his plea. tion of Agnew and described the After outlining the federal evidence as damaging. case agaimst Agnew, . 49 3Is. Tomato Ketchup SAVE T.. Hoffman sentenced Agnew to three years unsupervised pr hatlon and fined him $10,900. Agnew's resignation and plea lI• 39C Hvt4 *IIb.c I$L :_• . 0 0 Or 0 0 BarB.Que Sauc c said Agnew's 59C e '" Brown-in-Bag .......... • Oc - 49c - 11 *... $$• Gu,lIc. s*vi Re Leader D..w, Cup 0 Soup .. 300-11 Food Wrap ........... '.11 .. sions ep After •.. ie. Sly. Ch..*. - Ve eks s • ' Wish-Bone Dressing • l 89c ''''.' .•••- ______ _______ Ifr1i. k _________ *MI WASHINGTON AP) Se Prei- suggestionsor advice they have Mansfield and House Speaker more courtroom. ident Nixon sought the counsel on miming a nOifliflee 10 sueCarl Albert, kIa., met with Agnew pleaded nnrontP*tnR of Republicans and top ceed Agncv. rot. Nixon after a meUng the Pre criminal tax evasion charge C craLs today on a vice presiden. After Ing with the presi. . . ident had with top Republican thathefileda false joint Income tial successor to Spiro T. Ag- dent Wednesday evening, Sen. coigriioI leadt'rs. tax statement for 1967 that new, who resigned admitting ate Democratic 99c Mike ':: A)'new resigned Wednesday re ported income of $,O99 and ' ' federal income tax evasion. Mansfield said Nixon expected afteon tax of ,4I6, when In fact hk Nixon has told the political to nominate a successor later laced U.s. Distr 30 c ict Court Judge Income was $55,599 andh otd "' leaders he wants by tonight any this week or early next week, Walter E. Hoffman in a Balti. taxes of $19,967. Pork & Beans ____ . - A ' 2 I0 H.sw V on Nixon 69 b.' 3 Three Bean S !ad . • ___________ ' I, is .& SA?I - Is •' $1 o'd ' •,,. Pickled Beets. •' .• I 0'*' 4 / _____ r a' A pie Pie MIX • a out . . •. ••. C00%.164h reach of UX " -- - AVf1Oi.O.cipiay ttackcd by 4 9) to school. on their Index Ai e,, k'aths ....... 2A Bridge ..............lB Cai.,ndar ......... (iassjfjed ads ... . 9B-1IB C4nniu ......... 913 Crosswordpuule . .. 7B Dear Abby . 713 Dr. Crane . - -. .... AR E#ditussasi.uuunent 4A , . Entertainment .....lB Horoscope . . . 713 Hospital notes 81i I Public r,otjce . 814 :; Society........8A-9A Sports ....... bA-hA State A t Stocks TV 713 , 11 / �2A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Oct. H, 1973 The Sanford Herald -104 -~: ---= ;X- By) RICHARDS Herald Staff Writer Mum O Permit . Maich 23 ior ioun4ation and notified of any move by the commission will want to review j rough plumbing work. with th varLou3 depirtmcnt On May 8, the commission "I am sure the county heads to ensure proper . __ Commissioner Greg voted to halt work on t1r. procedures are follow,-J and Drummond today dedmedto rta aUofr -_ also continue provide to con comment concning a stop Drurnrnond which was umcr protection, order on a building permit for a seconded by Dick Williams ___ said today in his only statement private resider,ce or' Hobson -. During a May 15 meeting of ¶ about the matter. Street, in Longwcod, the subthe county building department ____ ('ing to the minutes of ject of a blistering report from arnotiontoauthonzearefund the May 15 meeting, Drum. the recent Grand Jury In. onthe$25buiktingpermitwas J mondsaidhethdnotagreeith ~Z!v vesftgation of building pracapproved, thereby voiding it ' a Ii. S. Geological Survey ticesinSeminoleCounty. ' afterconstructlonhadreached stating the property was in a The report refers to actions floor level Drummond again . 7 flood plain by a counts commissioner made the motion and it was - The claim that the building 39 "bordering cn criminality" for 1. seconded again b) Williams .night be subject to possible ordering a work stop without flooding during Wet )CatS was - - __ w .. then not bringing up the matter 'o- --..e. qmw --: 1 e*conw-dwion 4, W__ I additional request to check into before the commission for ' "' mon reversed his role and ! ior possible septic tank malhmcalmost a full mon th. moved to rescind the permit - - -• lion during wet GREG DUUlOND refund. The motion passed, me land had undergone two No Courthouse sources say the after being seconded by — . test. to determine its wa ter A pril 9 work stop order placed Williams. table level and run off time• on the house came at Drum- by Joe Chambers, a county Sen. Henry M. Jackson, , •• After moi Construction Cu. mood's request. The house, building inspector until the DWash., a 1972 presidential It wasn't until then that demucked the land after located on the edge of land commission had time to review contractor, Larry Rallinger, contimder, will be kcotr' IPItIiI It t it ç r,ptirt,d to r t I r S. iarwmu of AgriCultUre house had passed two previous jury during its weeklong look at Florida Homecoming seconds. soil servey was "red tagged" Inspections on April 2 and cowiy building practices, was banquet Nov. 16. Pi ' , W - F1ftE"5MJ1ej_-_~-1 i I - - -4 ,t0l ____ -- - •- •, - - - -1 tz: -•- £ 1. - - •'--- S M5 V (II N RENO VATIO I' & ILI INSPECTED- DORTIIORINE WILLIAMS exclaims "wonderful" as she inspects kitchen of modernized apartment at William Clark Court like one she'll soon occupy. Public Inspection was held Wednesday of (ti-st 15 of 85 .r'' - 4 Clark Court. Other units are to be completed by May. Federal funds totaling $440,000 have been approved for modernization of 196 low rent units in the Higgins, Cowan-Moughton and Castle Brewer Court projec. £Y-lernizaon is resu.ifoCa joins f1enan1s Tenan ts Cou ncil-City • Commission probe of deteriora ti on of local public housing projects.Chairntan John Smith said S1IA hoard meeting scheduled for tonight 1 i ii pid UUC Lu iii LL)L1 Jftdw Oi1iliLt and w ill be held at a later date. '. — • , . -- " .-~~_ iii !W !. AAnnnav Or, 'I'" I_!r'I"rt I i I I 1*1 aai . Annex Law ocal !77~~T J_ .4-__-_____~~?-_____ -=~z . _""~~~~ ~__~_E~f-f_ • a.. LAKE MARY—CMJO Council of Lxal Governments The homeowners at that time said city laws allored the mayors Wednesday night declared aU out war on the Rep. municipalities to aim lands and rezone them h 1.. s. --1-1- •'tnny 1ur'ene Mar vxm-i,,c''i denty or commercial. This could be accomplished with no requirirg n' (ication of adicnt property owners of land:, to public hearings, the unincorporated area citizens said, and be annexed and rezcaed. with no notification to adjacent property owners. The mayors of Longwood and Casselberry followed The delegation sponsored state law requires the cities Altamonte Springs Mayor Laurence Swofford in telling state now to notify personally adjacent owners within 506 feet of Rep. Vince Fechtel(R-Leesburg) In no uncertain erms that the annexed property to advettale the Impending action and the law must be changed. to listen to the out-of-city people at public hearings. "We will revi ew it again," Fechtel promised. "The "The Mooney law only benefits the newspapers by legislators are listening to the wrong people and we snow we requiring the advertisements," Eugene Jaques of Longwood could go to court and have the Mooney bill thrown out," Insisted. Swofford said. Casselberry's Mayor Bifi Grier said the advertisements The Seminole legisla tive delega tion composed of and notices are costly. Jaques added that Longwood will Mooney, Feebtel, Sen. John Vogt and Sen. Lori Wilson last have to charge land developers seeking annexation fees of spring approved the annexation bill at the request of many --$500to -- fee rr -------.. --- cover ----- the --- costs. Swofford said the annexatio groups of county residents. In Altamonte will be raised to $1,000. --- - - ___ -- ___ ____ ... :.. ___ • ___ •- — _____ ___ ______ - -.:? ''=- ~_ - --=I, IS - _Z . 0 JOECRANDEL FRANK DALEV It's too bad. My Impression of Agnew is he's a great American—too, great an ar American to nut odeal of impeaching him. ___________ --p-a- - Ii - - ~~__ - ~_ -. - .• Iv(_/%J,l - , _____ , CUFF McKIBBN am Con ,,, CHERYL HUGHS I'm utwli'd i him to fight, I'm aLso sorry lot fl'I n'. n' An , '. P.t4c $'t .LI1 17 ock i i,'. '_- I hope as a civilian urna UP other rotten eggs I'm sure are under ocks silil $34 $414 261's 261% 76h , $04 , MudCc 793i 2V %% ?tie AA4AnMM MtAIo " " :13 ' 3 All T&T Batlick W 111"t Fill - .- j,,- - — ~_11111:%119_1=11 r - lP!I I. .•iP' -' w T -- . =--• - !L ,,. arolan do C fesKod --Vy 11011V ________ - -. -- f . f I.- - g 4`1 R&IslomP ' " A'DY BRACKEN I'm surprised because he's given every indication he BUD LAYER had nothing to hide I was surprised he pleaded no I'm f1a!ergasted a contest I hate to see it in his position of trust could happen, but if it's going to no contest to such a clean up polities I'M All,p1 Charge. FOR IT. (Formal Tap.i Ij5A. ex- PETE KNOWLES It's surprise the heck out of me. When a vice-president resigns, where do you get another vice-president? Gin (tic G#n . M'i M ID 4ry MARANTZ DEALER ,W) ttI . "', It' = r - __ = Tuesday,11ithard t• ••f • -..-- .-*-,- ....---.t,- , WILL SHOW YOU WHY. U11 ntv 34 : VI i". Wi ?V to ?I'i U14 U1 1 Wit Irii leir 31" "•, , 1413 . (SsELBERRy ts.n I ( OøtMit,HorTh \,,, of Hwy. 4)4 I • d$)144.fl4) 411 WeSt Vine Strati I __________ • • 'r 1,,-~— ----- I 4/ - SAVE C. !/ 11 \ I L - Al - - F1 ' AT OUR BANK 117 ,. If The Atlantic Bankss ___ - ut . -•- 4 • fli ?U • • l he p • S.--- flItt __ A 11 ___ __ — - - X ______ 1 11 t'i i,_ tt I Be a trvtet, and get thw most in mitten, wid she most in sif*ty ci our Bk.T.thi ri oa d gel on the v ?fliijrj W.'r - • \j — 1 WINML KJ BLA - - _ V ?Mrntr fit If ml~. TfaeAttantic&roupofnnF,o Ida Mrn"b.tr n Next Vean AT 14W NE m " a 9 - M i 'N - 0 President Spiro Agnew. "I hope that we will not consider this as a step toward our eat country coming apart at the sea, but on the contrary that our system really does work," state GOP Clairinami LE 'Tulnm)" Thomas said Wednesday following Agne'c snnnouncement "l hope we will put th is tragedy behind us and go back to the business of continuing and strengthening our great nation." State Democratic leaders called the resignation a tragedy for a country already disillusioned by Watergate ThisLsa sad day in the history of AsmurIcanpollt," said Go% ReubEn Askew The vice president's resignation comes at a time when the people's confidence in their go eminent isaircathatalowebb lt's imperative that someone of the highest Integrit) to selected to replace Mr. Agnew and to help restrwe the kind of faith and confidence that Is so vital to our democratic system," Askew added. U.S. Sen. Edward Gurney, the Mate's ranking Republican, said he fclt "great sorrow for the nation, the Nixon administration and Mr. Agew." "I have no suggestions for a successor but I hope the president will appoint a strong new vice president recognized by all as capable of being an outstanding president if fate should tap him for that job," Gurney added Atty. Gen. Robert Shev!n, emocrat who Is considering challenging Gurney next year, was less sym "When you live by the sword, you die by the sword," said Shevin. "If a public official Is going to take graft ...he runs a very great risk of getting caught someday and that i what happtned in us Instance" fl WASIIIM, ION tAPi - Here Sept 25 Agnew asks the is a chronology of events lead- house of Representatives to ining up to the resignation es'igate charges against huii Wednesday of Spiro I Agnes Alt) (,en Elliot I Richardson •j as vice president: announces the Justice DepartAug. I, 1973: U.S. AlLy, ment will begin presenting evi George Beall of Baltimore no- dence against Agnew to the tllit'.c Agnew's Washington at- Baltimore grand jury. torney, Judah Best, by letter Sept. 26: house Speaker Carl that the vice president is under Albert rejects Agnew's request investigotion for possible viola, for a house investigation. lions of federal laws on bribery, Sept. 28: Agnew lawyers file extortion, conspiracy and in- motion seeking to iaU the come taxes, grand jury investigation. The Aug. 6: Copies of the Beall New York Times quotes Agnew letter art' obtained by several man Interview as saying he will newsmen and Agnew acknowi- not resign even if Indicted. edges publicly he is under inSept 29: Agnew, iii a speech vestigation. But the vice liresi- to Republican women in Calldent says he has done nothing fonda, vows to stay in office if j. wrong and adds: "1 have con' indicted and declares e fidence in the criminal justice nocent of the charges against system of the United Stales." me." He again accuses the JusAgnew. at a new! lice Dcpartmcnt of leaking ill' A'. conference, denounces as formation aainst him. "damned lies" allegations he Oct. to: Agnew resigns and accepted payoffs and says he pleads no contest to charges of has no intention of resigning. income tax evasion. Aug. 22: Nixon tells a news conference at San Clemente, Hill ",l tilt itil II l'rIl I Calif., "I had confidence In the integrity of the vice sres1dent ,%ri 11 trd D%. , %0- cn I selected hun as vmt' %(I 'jd*%y. ¶>4U'(Jt%y president. My confidence in his t The Sanford Herald. Integrity tins not been shaken." Sralord Fth A • Nixon and Agnew hold private meeting which a While house Pcyv' P-1 0 Si'ccrd (i aS Iltakt'simian 4lestrlhei Sanford Flor i da )2Y? "rmemPy," S ubscription ;isiri, cy Sept. : Agnc' and N;C. Carrier meet for two hours at the While 528 40 House for a "thorough disriscIon", - 1 Ii 8wr _' LO A= W PRIrQmF III WMFMFO Run N --- -- .- •- — --,- -.-•-.- w- o P Pi V, jj i L. W j1W J r '-t U W W W! -a—q r Ts""_ - i i , J~ —.--- - - -- le ION wo • - ---•- -- .- __; .- C. .-. •• ii; II 14 __ -- i I " U -- - -- - - " , W * L % UV _ t . aw L i ,1;_ 0 .;~ _ . LA A Connally? WASHINGTON (AP) - President nominate g vice es dent who shares his foreign p01. icy views, a descrption that fits Democrat-turned-Republican John B. Connally. However, key congressional I$ = 10 M " - J~ a" U.0 ii J4MPkbU -- nomination of the former Texas governor could set off a new political storm in the wake of Spiro T. Agnew's dramatic resIgnation as vice president One congressional Repubikan source predicted that Connally would be rejected by the Senate, if nominated by Nrcon Democra ts control Congress, which must approve Nixon's choice Besides Connally, who :'chcd t 'u'. GOi last Ma) to other possible 1976 Republican preEidential contenders are being mentioned as replacements for Agnew, Gova. N'nn A. Rockefeller of New York and Ronald Reagan of Cahforla. On Capitol 11111 there appeared to be considerable senti. inent for selection of a respected senior Republican, such as former Secretary of State Wil ham P Rcgers Sen Harry Goldwater, former Sen John Sherman Cooper and Senate GOP Leader Hugh Scott. Some House Republicans boomed their leader, Rep. Ger. aid H Ford I 9" DIAGONAL COMPACT BLACK P urnrrr op * HuIL i ni E: WL, Yes! Youget this-IT/. AT NO EXTRA COST hen you buy the Philco color console. With "Split Second Starr, automatic gain control & more! 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Instant-on picture, sound. ~ I :unir. so SHIRLEY MILLET 834-9212 Forest City HILDA RICHMOND 668-5867 Deltona LDS JITLEE ~ it 'ORLANDO 'ssIyvoP45sØ.Pi, h,.. IIM7P'i. i %\ EVE CRABIREE Sanford . r4# "I' KISSIMMEE __________ — N. that he fell, as did thii vic i. """ 3tISouthOrjn 11110110M rail tlSOWhplwy. t7.!2 - ,, t'oi au • - __ Theattorrie general said tlw thme't i' tirst anuroach on th e A4- new caft Wleia telephone Hours i rnOfl Mon- r Frn rii .10.9 Sat 96 , ,_'; in MWJFMEE a vinu Bel my %,I= - ~~ rkrrnrkrii - , , U d iflchardson saidNixon did not suge,t Inc rnc-rn..s of the agreement, in which Agnew ir"CØ'l Un oya •• s&t lie trial of thse Issues of fact ------'JJ Lr1tDSO. tbrne geieral " I v COME TO STEREO U.S.A. AND WE 211% 344 , W. ! IV' i~~v •. I is , ' ,,., ,, ,, ,Att4ary I .I& . , I FLORIDA'S LARGEST 31!, 31 31t. YCIScO 1 P o ,, ISA. wv usstrol -'. We A4 is.=& "" ltEI fl*' i W6-MDK WOOtWUI 3.14 341, wrcuts VAifl1ON tAPi - Alt 1. 1u ippro,cd th iiarjjxi in pleaded 00 iWitest to the Liii call from l Fred Buzhardt Geri. Mol 101 Riduardbrtil, urg- whichtl~-x vice prmdent resign. charge, 8nd r`esigned from Of- White How coiunsel. in Sep. ing consideration and com~ ed and admitted incolipic ta,x fice. terfAwr. tie said Buzhardt did passion for Spiro I. Agnew, evasion. • The prosecution dropped Its indicate that he aJ at said oclay I'retent Nixon investigation of alleged President's request.. Richardson polftwaI bribery and tortk "thr Rut Rirhardon's arrnnt e!e :rnr ________ _ --litt Iitt ixon 11 --------------------------It I the end. key been done." role in the plea arrcni'e And the government recom- mnt - and thus in Agn..-... -• The attorney general told a mended that Agnew beslated z' resignation. !'ationally televised new con. prison sentEnce. Agnew was Richardson said he had disferent.'e that a White Ilous? on probation. cussed the Agnew case with tile Riijson said Nixon was Presmoent as long ago as early lawyer made the first overtures -• ' d,ahofuswere, tosett1e the r.ewc1sewitha August The Investigation of 41 -t c'ti'i C-f-ir * rr..t-t !•,• --. •.•-•.- , . -.....t-- r- ____ ____ 14%' 14 , El Nixon Approved Bargain' - THE COMPLETE STEREO STORE 1111111 14 ,,., ,, 3311 331I 334 )4' I)'. lit. StO'lnd , .. ;75 11 Enhu 441,1 )S"a fl, fl', Sevem " VINCE FECHTEL Apparently he has problem. He doen't ueeni to be the kind of man who would do it If he didn't. I'm delighted to find Mm posed, and to see him resign if he's guilty. ._' ' " . \\VI//llI1\\\\*11111 9 1 AssociatedPress Florida Republican leaders looked to the future while Democrats spoke of the loss of public confidence In eorgan i z i ng ' - Resigna t I WI IP* II S ,".' Ford Mc K Gin Dy',am .' ' ......... & 1.s HI W. His 1111 lit 13W PoyCCoIi 71%' 31%' SCflPb 975%' 14 Ma 11%' itICI1Un FI& :' eacts To ' 7'i EtMarb E*so' ,. , P being revised. Efforts to contact Mrs. Blalack failed ,. ' .' n ''i IT?* 274 274 I 111~ , , Nominee Layer said the application procedure for bus drivers is not TH E MARANTZ 2230 NO. I an EARLY morning sun shining th rough polluted air th at covers Washington, D.C. It is mirrored in the Reflecting P ool as ;j man gets an early start on the day. The Washington Monument is visible, right, Florida IS'j 35'. 3%' we P.v.tCo Cam Ca - i-=[ I I I I - - 11111,1 Wo So's 60, p. P4atDslUl 7 ,..., L. FAFA — _ W!4 4 -"' 1 R a I I II " a Lie said both he and Layer received complaltits Tuesday, and upon investigation could find no application form in Mrs. Blalack's file. "Usually it would be discovered after a day or two that we had no application. There was some kind of aciminLiative slip-up," said Burn- ' _____ = W "" 1144 " "is CNrtw iL- - - W_ 0 - - - Ctlaewie -.. F- ~ 7:= - , & -_ -I- 01. " - ootn the school office In San. ford, and at the bus depot. 1k said are required to file an application form before being t'a1ned and they start out as substitute drivers. He said Mrs. Blalack told him at the depot she had filed a n up plication at the school olfice, and after a drICi tCSt, was hired. Burnsed said she was not first made a substitute driver be. cause "at the beginning of the )rear we re terribly short of divers.' fi ' tE-a]. •— ocitrtair 27 71 71 —'- .1 St ou . - ______ t . IV - • IIIIIIIIIII I milli -. • . ________________ - .--- CAPITAL SUNRISE ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - that negotiations had been conrolando Corp,, delinquent in ded with Cameron-Brown -tiig)I nis, lia3 nuide lnve3tment Group of Raleigh, financing arrngementa N C concerning additional Ii Mrs Blalack was tilted subject for its.huge motor hotel corn- naming for Carolando to scttool if board approaI plex near the Disney World was gin a bus route tourist attraction, the company mediateljr. Carolando had announced that Supervisor of Transportation has annour.cLd it was delinquent in p. Woody Burn.sod today cxments of Interest on loans totalThe firm said Wednesday ing $197 million plainedbusdriversarjredat _________________ - . - . NEWYORK fAP) -- Micaday %VcILI Int Psp Htvh Uw Last Xots Alm ' • WI PW t L .w,i The increases take effect Jan. _______________________ _______ I:.: - - p'r1Ufl' ........ niac scncouieior .a. $10.50 ~_E_ I didn't like him as vice president anyway. I think he did a good thing resigning to doe all the hassle. If he wasn't guffly, he woulOn't resign. I - - . i ~- mmummmogNoKO2 p.p ______ - _-" - -- TL-, ______ -''. ' ' — — ,-4 i-fb_ - — . -____ ______ . source. skilled nursing home tween the 21st and 100th - ______ . Herald Staff Writer flue to •vhat :t !:chc(1l o!uICil! termed "an adminiMrative error" a school bits driver was hired Oct. 1 who is currently awaiting trial on c.wges of carnal Intercourss with a 13year-old minor. However, School Supt. Rod Layer said today Mrs. Barbara Blalack, 39, was fired Tuesday immediately after he received a complaint from an unnamed (or post-hospital care m a .-. - - ___ ...w. •. ~-- __ __ _____ . - THE trial on Monday, but her atIn addition, a patlent's torney has filed a continuance for hospital can while he confers with daily bill psychiatrists. between the Gist and 90th Layer said the school admindays will be boosted from istration is "rather dperate" $18 to "t and the (Herald Photos by Jean Patteson) - ' or . — will have to pay the first $84 of his or hex hospital bills, -. t19 more •h.ri h. present $72 charge. n _________ a. Broken down, the figures show it Medicare patient Is Your Reaction To Vice President Agnew's Resignation? Whd kr~ ----- --------- - - WAbHINUmN (Al') T'went-thi-e' million aged and disabled personz on Medicare will have to pay an additional $103 million out of their own pockets for hospital care next year, according to new govern, merit figures. .... - ..W.- -• liv JFA14 .' _.. ;_ -4 7 ueiver tmi• recl At- — fr t .nmninints - - --- Z- W~7 'i~.~ - I 11111 --'••-,. - I ,=:,-~~\ — - ~f~~ r .C-..-;; strenuous .i.icis.. Change your We i1t, knowing tern of political fund-raising in granted immunity from prosestart today. MONADEX CO.,. they would be rewarded with the state." cution, the document said Matz 13. 00 tot a iO day supply and $500 grasp, Spiro T. Agnew cast lucrative state contracts, the Ally. Gen. Elliot L. Richard- and Wolff were assured that for twice the amount. Lose ugly fat or pour money will be refunded with aside the law and reaped thou- prosecutors said. son said the evidence shows their sworn statements woul d flD questions ask,d by sands of dollars as the kingpin "serious wrongdoing" but said not be used "in any criminal Faust Drug S?or407 EItt. in a shadowy scheme of shakeSt-Mail Orders Filled The scheme was described in he chose a quick settlement prosecution." downs, government deLailin a 40.page outline filed rather than inflict "serious and prosecutors say. by U.S. Atty. George Beall with permanent scars" upon the na3 Day Ocean To Nassau For at least a decade, Agnew the district judge who accepted tion through a protracted trial. actively encouraged the under- Agnew's no contest plea to a tax Leave Feb. 15, 1974 ç outili, of evidence laid cover kickback traultion known evasion charge. The plea was Return Feb. 18 WashnQtOOS B i rthda y) only to an Inner circle of Mary- entered moments alter Agnew out for public scrutiny many details gathered in a ninemontli Includes Bus (Rou nd Trip) land piliticians and contractors quit the vice presidency. investigation, seeking state business, the go vDeltcrna to Miami The accusations focused on claimed Wednesday. Agnew admitted he had re lie complained often that the ceived payments in 1967 and Agnew's relationships with four All Meals on Ship $i demands of public office re- that he knew the money was of his friends and business as. All This Only 2ort Tax quired a lavishness he could not taxable, lie denied the other al. sotes. afford on his salary alone. The legations and said he took part Though Richardson said none Deltona TravtI Agency contractors heipet with only In •a long-esta blished pat- of the major witnesses was 827 Deltona Blvd. Ph. 668.4419 - . bub -1-10 =-.I . . 4.0 - — To Cos frequit ueih p ~n —1 S. UUW."T011 uru- HU • F I Start losirg wei g ht today O MONEY P A CK MONADEX is a tiny labial that will h,p Ci.'b vor di• sail for •ic.ss food. (at t.s,*sgh less Contains no dangerous druid No and willnul ma., 7O units in the project. Sanford Ifousing Authority officials said $65,000 of $37,000 federal funds have been spent to date on 20-year-old William .. LI _ Party f , , . 9 --w , 0~ . I ,w. - ----I .dwik~ I 3 . LOSE UGLY FAT OR PAY NOTHING WW_ ,,..,,,,.j. WASHINGTON Al) Yearning for riches beyond his — J I I M §4!J[1t;W 14 § I AII AAM IM Aft A -~, , Dr ummond W -P ,f . , AE . Thursday, Oct. 11, 1973-3A A4 *ORLANDO li1ID5ti,pti.ZA 1'AU tI?tII f - *WINTER PARK 91'i 01111,A11100 AV( Sia Ittu .'JPii F i 1LEf$$%jG ili, tutu us uwr,'4e.I3' C3.I . Z.. *-V. �4— lne5nfordH&ald I Thursdy, Oct. H, 1973 A Sad Day For America A . f"%91 __ __ __ IeW VUITTing Latest Ut I he !ihocks Spiro Agnew's tmvkiion for income tax evasion Wednesday and his resignation from the vice presidency of the United States is th e latest startling event in a seties of shocking happenings thc American people ha ve suffered over the past few years. b-ccme stroiigi fie,- U;c _________ It is important to the nation that the chosen nominee does not use this office as a stepping stone to the presidency. This would only create further dissension and investigation. He must be a man, however, who could carry on the duties of the 'presidency fl called u pon to do so. Tnis entire episode will leave an unremovable blot on American history. The 197-year history of this great democracy has shown th e United States will survive th is crisis as it has many others in the past arid i 11 - A • . —4 Ii /' - . JJH -. ____ ____ _______ _____ _____ _____ ____ ____ lit, ____ _____ ____ / . ______ ' . ¶ .... . ______ - - ______ - ___ Law rf ii..) i P "Balaguer sastalkii,g in front of a group of people, and he was blunt a bout it, He said he needed White House help In his election, and he said he needed a bigger share of the sugar quota. "Later on, whcn everybody was outside, Balaguer said somet hing to his in terpreter, and th e in terpreter came over and whispered to Don. Ilalaguer and Don then went to the WASHINGTON . (AP) — It poli tical peril. The man Nixon nulnlstratlon, buildup to a 1976 presidential was to have been a term of chooses must be confirmed by The DemocraL clearly are campaign, triumph, but the first of Presi- both houses of a Democratic not incli ned to present the Re. (lent Nix on's four more years Congress. That process will in publicans wi th an heir-apparent And Nixon needs a victory, a has instead been a time of effect amount to a vote of con- by installing a vice president symbol of unity nnt nMitii'ii ticlericevuijtviwijtjuiicanaa. Whocoulduse theoflicefor a fight. And while th resinaUon of Spiro T. Agnew as vice rj,. . : ,:.. ,-; V '?.-;.u." t.-1 zOiL w1fl rntk,,,.,.,,i,.t il...t... L11. s II UI pIfl15 him an opportunity to rebuild and perhaps restore shaken _____ confidence in his adminis. tratlon. c7 Amid the disclosures that Watergate and its cover-up rcarhed top echelons in his A _______ White House, Nixon could only maintain his personal in. I nocence and urge that the nalion turn its attentirm to other . bus iness. In the case of Agnew, who admitted income tax evasion while denying government acI cusallons of other wrongdoing, Nixon can act. Within hours of Agnew's res ignation, the President — doing so, consulting congres____________________ sional leaders about the ,, . tionol a new vice president. lie athed them t*w6Wd make : his nomination within thIS :Then it will be up to Congress, The situation . _____ It morning. Tali me, has the furniture been moved out of my office?" br 'autiiri t'rath TELEPHONE 3?? ?1 300 N FRENCH AVE. 831 3 SANFORD, FLA. 327t1 ...., WALTE R - -------__ WAYNE D. DOYLE FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Manaoer JOHN A. SPOLSKI. A:iafe Ei! DAVIDA.8RYANT WINIFREDFGIELOW Managing Editor Comptroller J RtCHAR Spert Edttcr DORIS WILLIAMS Soc.ety Edi'or CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Supt, CHRIS NELSON Magazine Editor RALPH HAYS (nrnp Room Foreman B ILL VINCENT JR. Chief Photographer in it Imagine my horror, on glancing through the volume, to discover that '. who have always considered myself a free spirit, am. In fact, addicted to a potent mood-changer and possible chromosome damager. RAY STEV ENS Press Room Foreman 55 Week Iii 706 Months — $2 iO Month 525.801 Year Not only am I enslaved by this .ice, I will bet a niikel you are, too. The agent in qu'stion is not LSD, opium, barbiturates, amphetamlnes, alcohol, or even nicotine. No, it's the ordinary cup of A k'u.i,r Delivery i $ 70 nth 6 Months 516 70 U S PctaI Regulations o r e - de ?t - 12 m 53? 40 l rnjit scon cLs r1t'r nfrd. Flor ida 32711 f IIyJOANCOUJY CopkyNews ryj The other day I picked up an structive publication of c' Union titled "Licit and Illicit SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home Dehverw Ai Other She's Enslaved To The Coffee Pot ROY GREEN Advertising Ma na ger County Etor Liv Mail On The Homefronf DEWEY ROBINSON Ci rculation Manager JANE CASSELBERRY 2?. l!5 a? rr I used to naively believe that I simply "enjoyed" my morning run. The panel of experts though, If rcwTns me that this Is Just sell'-delusion typical of drug No parlof any material, news or advertising of this edition of The Sanford Herald may t, repr oduced in any manner iuo.jt written permissirm 01 the publisher of The Herald Any individual y firm responsible for such reproduction ,,, be considered % i nfri nging on The Heralds copyright and will t.e hi liable for damage vjtr th, t Pbhshe daily an Suay. except Saturday The Herald i . rriernber ent'tede!(iu,'.ei t tht That I'm cranky, dopey arid clumsy before having my coffee, not because I'msimpiy sleepy and need awakP.me.up,butbejn1ity h.' Associ5'd Press htch is tOf rCprc,.ju(tion of all the local news printed in thjs r*wsp-per zf Don Herald Area Correspondents Longwood El,ck Community Ma rva .ri Riit, 831.9959 Oetton . Lake Monroe 3?? 611 Gva f)eRry - Mrs Clarence Snyder 36S5707 3374841 WIIitI Spririgt AftamonIi Scrinos EIcts Uich1s 11LIR 29n "135 Itoi. t. Eates GJenrod Eastbrock - Oakley Nader, the hero It's news of some kind when a businessman has nice words to say about Ralph Nader, No less than the president kl:.,I " [ira Baker kss. of the Cham.er of Commerce of the United States has done just that. Lit Fannet it Edwtirtj'i I'm hooked On the dread drug cf. feine. I used to think I had that tasty nornlng cup to start my day brighteyed and bushy-tailed, Now I'm dismally aware that I'm experiencing withdrawal symptoms and I've begun rearting my perky cot Ice pot as The Dealer. FWthernK)re, I am Informed that an overdose of this drag jitteryness, sleeplessnessand stomach upset, symptoms I used to casua1lydisnijg "cofv" Whereac 70 to 100 cups of Java quickly consumed constitutes a lethal dose—and no lethal dose i been determined for LSD or marijuana—the implication is cirar. lt' a danc'ous drug frj?Ji4 Why, it Is flirting with the grim reaper to consume as much as 50 or 60 cups per morning. Not that many people actually do LITbibe that heavily; but then, you never know, as the Demon Caffeine gets a grip on your system, jr, sidlously you might be dnkJ more. And more. And enjoying it çfl- Nader, the villain, 377 5118 Bear [aLt Forest City Gr.ce Spink 831 8067 . ' Advertising Director & aa u.'iy of the yiein.' But i businessmer, would "look with fresh eyes at Ralrh Nader and (tie kind of ould realize that "his commitment is to make the system work," says Edward B. Rust, who is also president of the six companieii in (heStak Farm Insurance group. "The whole point of Nader," says Rust, "—so obvious that it is often overlooked — is his single-minded ded ication to making the free enterprise system wotk as it's supp! - t rnak markelpL'c realities out of the very virtu that oucin .snu'n aM:rimie to 11w svtc'nL" That, he says, 'suggests a conslder,'bie degree of faith in (he Fyst em and con trasts sharply with the revolutionary who wotd,i tear ft down," Well, I'd 'Alfl 'me 30(1 uu !re im' At niw time that hut was praising Ui cr of the consumerisnn mos'emeflt, another source chal le nging h:m to put his cnnvictrnz where his mouth is. The point oi contention was raders recent charge that o question that the oil indutrv ha been LN Ii Immunity from prosecution Is used to force e=tion campaign. Th ree witnesses have szrn to us in affl'its that th heard Donald say he never embarked on his business ad. ventures wi thout first checking wi th the President. NIXON'S CONCERN Ten cups today. Twenty tomorrow, You're enveloped by terror that someone might find out. Your neighbor might drop in and find five pots perking slinulLaneoualy, while you flutter about In the clutches of shifty-eyed Mr. Coffee Nerves. And to think that your uninformed mother merely told you that It would stont your growth rather reeaIlng your future lifelong davemerit to the Coffee Bean. Don't think you can escape by Sl4itchj.'rg to tea, COCOa, cola drinks or NoDoz pills. All (f these St1posedly innocuous substances also are filled with the pedi of caffeine. As for substituting an unrelated habit such as dipping snuff, this is like giving up whisky to smoke opium. Pursuing this logically, there Is practically no experience that could not be described as addictive; at least psychologically. Look at all those weak-willed slaves devoted to tIn fee usres per day. Or the compulsive readers, TV wstchers, tennis players and stamp couees Garri nhifif But White House sources tell us the President w o - .it unit JO,,rI finnlIv • nrtiprc'd --------., tra ii .J, tnnnn d Ehrlichrnan became paricularl s pcowi of Donald's dealings with Meier, formerly a buslnss aide of billionaire Howard Hughes. Once. Ehrllchman asked th e President's personal at. fr-ney, Perbert Kalmbach, to fly to Las Vegas to check on Melee,. Another time, the President's frien d, Bebe Rebozo, telephoned Hughes' headquarters in Las Ve*ns and demanded that Meter be kept away from Donald. Subsequently, Rebozo made another call to Hughes' headquarters and angrily reported that his informants had just told him Meier and Donald were together at that moment at the Orange County airport. • • 46 APARTMENT COMPLEX In Las Angeles, Clifford questioned Arthur Blech, the ertified accoun tant who handles President Nixon's taxes and who also prepared the proposal for the Santo Domingo apartment deal. The proposal, obtained by us, envisioned "10,000 apart. merit units (garden type), two and three bedrooms...The land 2o acres) would be transferred to a Joint Venture (corporation) by the Dominican government free and clear of any wnia,i and also improved with all the 'I utilities $ I' - -- -- - tried to get the documents back, "I got the run-around." Garrett said he held back some documents because he be. came suspicious Ui4t Turner employes were trying to cover up his charges, and later turned the information over to prosecutors Bailey, acting as his own at. torney, placed a slack of documents and cassette tapes in front of Garrett and asked him to pick out any related to Beale and Wilder. LUCITE EXTERIOR PAI to i - SEALS YOUR HOUSE AGAINST THE WEATHERI 'LUC ITt' HOUSE PAINT dries to a protecilyr sheet that's 5trrlct ,5,i,1 1 I All ,',htn lut (('t'5 to prevent cracking ,brJ Pt4iflg Shown best by tr'st to last Ioi-'jrr t'-i,in cthpr leading hOvie pint ,i.? !!!- L - - Wounded Knee: costly to all The cost to the government that is, to the for the Indian unrIinLJ at Wotinrti'd Küp'. S.D.,taxp2yL.rs last March is now figured to be close to $4 million The Justice Deportrnnt's biL' is $3,528,000 and includes expenditjres for federal marshals and FBI agents. equIprnent, negotiating personni, etc. F)lrr"t pinding by (he lJurau of indian AffairIpair of hnidge. roads, equipment 8130.600. a includes Repair or replacement of homes — 8148,000. flange restoration $44,000. General cleanup of area $7,000. Emereenrv uistance to dispiared families $15,600. Repair ot comn munity cCnter an'I Head Start hui!dir - 2,8O0. - 1x2 - Celebrating Our 100th Year In Business means I column by 2 in hes Too small foranad be noticed or effective? You're reading this cool - - - - - - rn6grMAR8 ' irs - HILL 213W. 3rd St. LUMBER & HARDWARE Sanford rir J ______________________________ ' .11 idp_4z se —Paint I, TIRE - - A H—o iH,i,y $81 ?-42 - I - • record. fie was t'nnit'tst •l •. I'M-, store in January, 1970, and was sentenced to 15 years in pr ison. - "We have told our story to our leadership, but they suggest that probably noth ing can be done until we have an energy crisis here in florlda ... a crisis which our industry is earnestly trying to avoid," said the aiLs appearing in Su nday and Tuesday editions. FIGHTS I a A new trial a 'idered for Marvin l.d. Jotuson who was den1edthe right to in tr luce arrest records during his tr ial in Duval — elected "W1 OATVI$.TC$.,t:30 - State Has Authority On Water Resources I W,Il Pia Up Ds",t*,i C at,DWIM11 evila"I peoiple TALLAHASSEE, Fla (Al') Police records may be Introduced as evidence In criminal cases if they are critical to the defe nse, the state Supreme Court has ruled. The court said in a 4-1 opinion Wedn esday that the trial Judge should view the records first to be sure they are essential and to protect them from unwarranted Invasion. - - Mugj Im,trn,, - Records Ruling KISSIMMEE, Ha, (AP) Padrick, a board member of Officials from 18 South Florida the Central and Southern FlorlTALI1AIIASSEE, Flu. (AP) counties have been told water da Control District (FCD), said Oil company officials were to resources belong to the state statewide regulations for the appear before a select House anti fall under state ai'thority, use of water resources will lx' committee today to try to con"Whether we like it or not, the drafted soon to prceir 1 t local vince lawmakers that the state has recognized water as controls. slate's oil spill law Is causing being a resource of the state an energy crisis, rather than a resource of the The new powers, Padrick land," hearing officer Robert said, will include legal authorThe 14-member oil spill corn- Padnck told city and county of ity for the FCD to order water mlttee invited the petroleum of- ficlals gathered here Wednes rationing in any city or county ficials to testify before its see- tiay within its Jurisdiction. end hearing on the state sta tute, "---which imposes unlimited responsibility on shippers to clean up oil spills. Eastern Seaboard Petroleum i Co. Inc. of Jacksonville earlier this week attemptet to generNT ate public opposition to the oil spill law with two lull-page adi vertlsemcnt,s in the Florida Times-Union. - calcula ti ngly developing a short-term energy crisis In order to get what it wants out or Washington.' The claim Is and stale nonsense, at that," counters the American Petroleum Institute. "11 Mr. Nader has (acts to back up his charge," the API says, "as a citizen he should present the information to a grand jury. If he has no such proof, he is doing the public a disservice by adding to the confusion surrounding the energy issue." Th enerv ri Is 'teal and will not go away any time soon," says the Institute, maintlining that "the basic cause has been years of indecision over national energy policies. ' If the effect of Nader's blast against the oil Industry is to encourage Ami' ricans to o th?ir merry enery-consuming seays.It would seem that it would be it li'ss•i,m ti-dr id iii'.' ;i'i - :fJ, iRtwn t) iiikt the 11t'et'IiIc:pri' iystein work, as (tie Cham ber of Commerce president gives him credit for. But whatever one's feelings about business or consumerIsm. It has to be agreed that Ralph Nader maker waves. Police - Oppose Spill La'.'' 'tflpf W.1(j, picked up the 1Unp form of Roxanne, put her In the '.4 $tiiIr hrnth'r Curtis. 12. Another of h1cMahon's public - ORLANDO, Fla. 'f AP) — - port from experts In 17 fidds on that the population need," saId Growth experts and laymen life in Florida in 1982 when the Askew. "So one objective will were to begin a three-day con- state's population is expected to be to fi nd some method to direct ference called by Gov. Iteubin reach 10 million. growth — Industry and Askew here today to The re port cites problems of population to the sparsely isbth'eproposabon devise legcontroll ing population concentration in settled areas," Florida's growth . coas ta l areas, the im pa ct of the' house Speaker Terrell Ses. Askew has explained the energy shortage, decreased job sums, [)-Tampa, has told COIflmI)ce(ing and future studies as opportunities, health hazards mittee chairmen that state pol. attempts "to get an overview of and problems of accelerated icy for responsible growth will the problem ... maintaining the tourism, be the main item in the 1974 quality of our environment The study predicts Florida legislature. While having a viable, produc- will soon get 6,000 newcomers a Sessums said major legislative economy," week. tion, including appropriations, "The crux ..As In balancing "Already, the large urban will be curishkced h relationthe two," he said, areas are becoming stressed, ship to growth policy adopted The meeting is based on a re- They cannot supply the services by the House. Oilmen nl McMahon was charg::d in a McMahon made severaI other McMahor,'s appointed defenders Thomas Meyer, July 14 hit-and-run Incident in lig hts-out passes before attorney, following Wednes- asked that McMahon be exalt). north west Tampa that fata lly suddenly switching on his1 thy's unusual plea agreement. med todeterming if he is a injured sisters Rabyn, 5, and headligh ts and veering Into the "I don't advocate It," Ed- u;il pchp(h Roxanne Caton, 13, and slightly the children, police said, He L Growth Control Conference Opens MY associate George Cliffoidnew to Vancouver, British — - Clriimc Crtiri - I Meyer said around the swamp. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (Atli Koscot Interplanetary Inc. A former executive in Glenn cosmetics company and Dare to W. Turner's mink oil cosmetics be Great motivational Finn. business says Turner aides (I-led to cover up evidence of Completing a wtek ...n the wrongdoing by two defendants witness stand, Garrett, once a In the Turner mail fraud trial. Koscot coordinator in Oregon, Colorado and California, testiRoy Lynn Garrett, 34, of Dal. lied that he once turned over las, Ore,, testified Wednesday documents to Turner aides in the federal trial of Turner, which indicated that W. Leroy Boston attorney F. Lee Bailey Beale of Orlando, Fin, and Hoand seven executives of Turner bart Wilder of Maitand, Fla., companies. were keeping money they col. The government charged lected from the sale of disnine of defrauding buyers of tributorships. distributorships in Turner's But Garrett said when he Meier was sub5equenuysued by Hughes who ch arged former associate with sidinznlng off profits from mining claims. Melee Is also under indictment in Nevada on tax evasion charges. He chums the charges are politically moti vated and are an outgrowth of the White House phone ta ps on Donald. Interviewed at his posh office near the LaBrea tar pits, Bitch insisted that Donald wasn't involved in the housing deal and that he alon e discovered the site while visiting the Dominican Republic with Meter. Irsourcessay[))d5tiflhasannth themines, called Las Cani tas, Which are rich in manganese and copper. The housing, venture, h3wever, has fatten through, Donald refused to comment when reached by telephone, asked," said Rick Ed- The agency's proposal includes 573,440 acres for the planned Dig cyp ress fresh water preserveand 265,440 acres for a buffer zone - MEtER'S PROBLEMS Columbia. to talk to Meter about the Dominican deal, 'We were in th e Domini can Republic loo" at de als," confirmed Meier. "Donald toured the property we were offered for the apartments, lie did all the talking with Balaguer." Clifford also flew to New Yor k City to see buslnes&nan Thomas E. Mu rr ay Jr., who made the a rrangements for the Dominican trip. "They took us on nhelictter tour of properties that were possible sites for real estate development," recalled Murray. "But our main purpose was to have the minister of mining come up with an area for exploration for us." VI trie 4JLI 1 ward added. w-irt1, - Liitlivaivan w eep an eye on Donald and, — Police said tlie three were Lz:r findsjwd away, police said. under walking single-file along a reoitwo young sisters in exchange Circuit Judge Ilerboth S. Ry. a mental he institutiosi would be treated in dcntlal street THRIFT SHOP before borne just af toward their for a life terimi and the right to der. Ryder ap d te r dark when te the guilty serving a sentence. Ryder McMahon drove past with his later ask for his own execution, pleas but reserved sentencing agreed. •Cti 'It's his life and that's what until Oct. 19. S Tips lights out. C APPiil.Ii C he - - a %&%# Alwyn M0,11ahrin haft n1padmi guilty to two counts of murder Bible student, imiade the surin the July hit-and-run deaths of pr ise plea before Hillsborough sexual psycnopath, that sta te law scheduled a special hearing on the issue Nov. 13. County crimituil testimony from persons who refi.ca to iIva' uused on their Fif th Amendment protection against self incrimination, "Bus" Lukens, went to Santo Domingo during Ralaguer's ,. ' _.. -- -- TALLAIIASSEF;, Fla. (Al') —The precept of Immunity from prosecution for persons compelled to testify agai nst their wil l applies not only to criminal cases but administrative ss,;etions as well, the Florida Supreme court has ruled. In a 4-3 opinion which reversed a previous decision, the high court Wednesday ordered the state Board of Dentistry to restore the li cense of Dr. Jack Lurie. The board revoked Lurle's license in September, 1971, aft er c harging him with misconduct for allegedly receiving sto len automobiles. The administrative action followed Lurk's appearance before a llr';trd ('ountv sohlt'jttrr In whit-h he wa: i.i:kd lilniiunity fur his testumiony in wi about a car theft ring, TAMPA (AP) —Ita)'niond The !Situalte ed to tile 6abinet next week. T"he Cabinet has Dental License Restored lift ioUuin; )eir, the 1iiunAcaii sugar quota was Increased from 458,000 to 515,000 tons. And two veteran Republican campaigners, CliIton White and ex-Rep. Donald s as te r ''-' ilIluktlrriH 'IIi BACK ROOM GAMBIT .'. .z 100 _____ k-: TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) a Thursday, Oi. il,173--5A Hcrad i a pan May ASk For Own Death Plan ni n Division ha; the Florida Cabinet designate 858,880 acres of South Florida's Big Cypress Swamp as an area of critical slate concern, The di?thion made f final recommendation Wednesday in a 7S.p1j:e report to be present- persons Wednesday night. "We are not sending money. All we are sending is a prayer," accorapanicd Donald Nixon to S3nto Domingo. a II F. Donald Nixon, the President's WASHINGTON irrepressible brother, showed up in the Nminican Republic in October, 1969, to talk business with President Joaquin llalagucr. In the back room of th e presidential palace, th ey discussed what Donald could do for th e Dominican Republic and what th e Dominicans could do for Donald. Out of the powwow came mining concessions for Donald and an opportunity to uiId a luxury apartment complex on govenuncnt-ownetl ocean frontage in Santo Domingo. In return, Balaguer wanted Donald to use his in fl uen ce wi th th e White House. Recalla businessman John Melee, who The Sanford I WON Cab met Gets Report 0111,AND0. Fla. Syrian. Lobanon.Ainerlcan Club of Orljo h. mtd nn United Slates Officia ls to lake the lead in securh1g peace i n the Middle East. "We are not calling for war or revenge," said Father John Hamatle of th e St. George Eastern Oithoo* Church in Winter Park at a rally of about I .-.-.-.-- z iii Club Sends Prayers By JACK ANDERSON SPIRO T. AGNEW WON Do n Nixon's Dominican Trip ______ .1 rioriaa Nevwws Briefs ____ ii~vj I S the tillie for Americims to place confidence in th e Democratic processes and to have faith that a universall y recognized, respected and eminently qualified statesman will be chosen to fill the second most impor nt ta office in the land. The president is urged to seek a man for vice president who can receive hi-partisan support. A man of the calibre of Sen. Henry Jackson (D-. Washington) or Sen. Barry Goldwater (RArizona) or former Secretary of State William Only in a democracy do elected officials come under the consta nt scrutiny of a free press and th us have th eir activi ties revealed in detail to the people. Too often. however, with information readily availabj (Ji imerican people are led to paint all public servarts wi th th e same brush of dishonesty and COrruption. Amerin is blessed wi th many dedicated men in public office, It is unfortunate th at titis crisis came at a time when the nation was already deeply on' cerned with th e Watergate scanddl and the Middle East war. 8EHIffS 4 01 P-I I ' --. -'-- 'LI I rM T I �rraja 11, 1973 lnursay, Oct. By Los Angeles Police -' Thursday, Oct. II, 1973-7A The Sanford Herald 4\ Nixon Aides Talk Disputed ______ EW Ii g ii r AflCkS police 0 ' I #V N, 1 117w , #a - I - _Kul. fitI EYE I I- - -W A • inn J ____ '1' L 1 d 1kIkz two f Ule testimony of top admints- Sen. George hic-Govern's lieu. (ration aides that Presi dent tenants in Imt year's Demo. I 7; P - ~Ilk - I:..1- j ji HySIIAUN,% LINDSAY AT 1' r rl debts." ends nicet for their five children. 1iIJFh She said slit' ;diiio t h:t'l her — _ U _ 111U June know, As the wilt' of a 1 resented his actions but I luisband for all thc iyng t' diii ompulic gambler, stw has 'ii t t hate 'urn," June ex. win. n he was giniblrw IA ru Sal ILL nipted suicide several philned 'I was ilwa>s glad to (oiupulsie gambkN dirt times. see him ct'ine back hnm" riirinal, drr'nt hnnrct fw'flpls' _________l_e "Last October, I took two She said she still suspects her but they have to cover up with bottles of tranquilizers," June husband of gambling when he stories about where the money (not her real name) said 'If doesn't lUdite it home on time. went The lying pattern was IiI} 'son hadn't tried to wake me Ellen, %%110s4. husband ha. repeated for )ears," she Sam id . during the night, I would have been with The children were nearly Gamblers _ . Is en (lead. For three da s sifter Anonymous for nine y ears, grown Mie n E llen' be .,_ n s husband that it wasn't certain I'd list. tpproaches the problem (lii Quit )ilIit,liIlg June, recently out of the ferently. hospital after another suicide I kit marriage was for better attempt, told her story at a or for worst," she said i meeting of Gam-Anon, a guess the compulsie gambling j Fellowship of the family was the worse' flflflTri'7'f ('1 rf I iia in ers of compulsive 'he said she somehow had __ - ' -- ------, ' ,L_ ' , a i - -- ç •-.".-. : r,I brou g ht borne any "ever __________ '' __ P I I I i'aln*s'uif twr hit hnd spendin: Compulsive gambling can be ters in Hollywood, Calif., was Wrnbed I.ast year and that ilie Former White House chief of Presidunt was denied the right staff II.R. Haldeman told the to speak by a "near-violen that the Nixon headquarters on Fairfax Avenue in Hollywood The reports were introduced "was blown up by a bomb" and a t the Se Watergate hear- that "One of the people who ings Wednesday.Proceedings brought the bomb In was killed were to resume today with tes- in the explornn" - -Ph • -32 --_ U. S. Is Pt eparing tin To Sunnly Israel 7" A A r I ' -4 - . -, • _________ 1_2 r - F IN! I 2 X -- . -- -.. Lot - ,. -- - IL -,_ - -- _______________ - _ __ a W W117 Eiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NAVE NEW rY -0 77 - GOVERNMENT BUILDING AT its BEST THE HOME OFFICE, Treasury and Northern Ireland Office are all housed in this gracious- block in London, England. Aerial view shows d grv;ii circular well. the ti.iet 1-he Witnesws reported, mean. United States :ippears to be while, that i Boeing 707 translaying the groundwork for a port plane bearing Israeli major effort 'r irrael iarkin as o iderl with Israelis 7 War I I i Reca::a I II ny ThLAVW (AP) —The new Mitlle East war enters Its sixth day today, but unlike 1967, when the Israeli military machine at this juniture ho d decimated its Arab foes, the fighting is far from over. "It Is not going ta be a short war," 74J Gen. Aharon Yiuiv, the puty chief of abif, told newsmen Tuesday night. "The people OF Israel can expect no easy and elegant victories. We will haie to do lot of fighting." It was a different story six years ago on the dawn of the sixth day of battle. The annies of Egypt and Jordan were defeated. Only Syria, staggering under punishing Israeli attacks, still held out along the Golan Heights. By nightfall it, too, fell. th the span ofx June days, aa lightning sales of attacks had destroyed more than 400 Arab planes, manvd them still on the Q!OUfld: set abiase tw eanhirM 5(l tanks, killed more than 20,000 soldiers, and captured thousands more. The Sinai Desert was a tank graveyard as Egyptian soldiers abandoned their vehicles and fled across the Suez C-an a l. This time lsraeVs loces find thmsdves cntaiiged in it savage st ruggle against a stubborn Egyptian army in thø raJ dewt and determined Syrian force on the Golan Reights. Lr,m P}— The Arabs are not shattered on Lhe th day of the new Middle E&31 war, and that in itself has almost wiped out the shameful trauma of the last var in 1967. Whatever the eventual oucomec' the new fightin g, Just the fact that the !igt1an and Syrian armies are still shooting today is a source of cautious Arab pride after six k:r5 (1 iti cJ ()n th !.rt day of Lb. !ix4!y war in 127, the Arab armies lay prostrate, thelt weapons destroyed, their men dead or penned behind the barbed wire of Israeli prison camps. Israel had mile a mockery of the boastful threats uttered only a week before by the ;eaders of Egt, Syria. "effly under way, e0 4 to put a new Iand Egypt By THE AS. )CL'TI) ?hSS Israeli commaidos made the r first raid of the ar into E.jpi Wednesday night, and Is.'aeli gunboats shelled oil installations in tu Syrian ports. But For the second da;no major ground offensive waa-,vorjetj from the Suez Canal front or the Golan Heights. a1 and attacked "convoys and rear echelons of the enemy, then returned to Israeli territory." Israel did -wt say how the commandos crossed the M foot-wide waterway, but them was specu1aU'n that they came and went by helicopter, the rnethc,d used on such raids in 0 01111 vrø, gI,vf obtain the up. situation" both for Israeli point, senior U.S. officials say, forces in the field and for the a decisive turn has not been IF .0 jets went back into action at dawn on the Syrian Front, at. 111 00 tsckig Syrian armored forces it the Golan Heights sector, Prenii' Golda Meir said in a telecast Wednesday night that Israel had recaptured th heights, driving the Syrians back behind the cease-fire line established in 1967. But heavy I SC = UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) foreign minister and his aides tried - B,,zaii had called Prime Minister Fidel Castro "an impotent leader with expansionist goals" and Iton "a man who chews the cud of hatred and Haz.an said Castro "used to watch executions and invited diplomats f rom other countries to watch." At that point, Boa and his aides rushed down a side aisle toward the front of the chamber shouting "son of a bitch" and "fag" in Spanish, Nicaraguan delegates rose from their seats and ahauted the same words back at the Cubans. The chief U.N. security officer, Lt. Co!, Har.-,Id \, Trimble of Canada, said the incident was - fought a:ross the plateau Wednesday. , On the southern front, the Egyptians held thec east b a:ik of ple S,Icz C-anal and had pushed the Israelis back three to 10 miles into the Sinai Desert. Newsmen from Cairo who visited the Egyptian forces on the canal said that more troops, ilaui*i.jt ,Izv* tlV IIKIVUl across the watenc y. I S the past. Today was the sixth day of Israel said its navy hit oil Links and other Installations at the fourth Arab-Israeli ;4ar. Syrian ports of Lotakia, and at that point in the 1967 U Aff I* fto #nnforb 3Q N, FRENCH AVE Forn-10 PH. 32226;1 Full with mostly Latin American delegati present. The president the assembly, Leopoic Ilenites of Ecuador, i'siced thu delegates "I forgive this incident, which is wtheard of in It :Lstory of the United Nations." Observers recalled no earlier incidents i outright violence in the assembly hail, altitoug Bazan at the speaker's podiwn last Wednesda elbowed Saudi Arabian Ambassador Jamil Baroody, and Baroody shoveti %a,k. tlndet secre taryBradford Morse separated the two. U.S. Ambassador John A. Scabaccused Boa c using "gutter vulgarity" and denied the Cuban' charge that the U.S. government was involved I the military. coup that overthrew Castro' Chilean ally - the late President Salvador Al lende. Boa later replied to the Chilean charges abou the executions in public after Castro took powe in 1959. "We had to ex?cute a number of wa criminals. 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The assembly hail was only about one quarti News. fit %V C- NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGIJN iir -- hat Do All Front Pages Have In Common think are the most important of T.Wf ---- - . Sate prices effective thru Salurday. Whitewall, Ft Between Studdillas and Rafters) ___ ring MASTER LA 0 [ABEL INSULATED FILE w Banias and lartous anI "large c0,11bet Israel was just hours EACH Cuba's to storm the (;e:ie'ral Assembly rostrum Wednesday night to knows r.ouüng of dignity." USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 3- iNCHES . - rinr up his gambling," she recalleti. Cuban Diplomats Try Chile Assault attack the Chilean ambassador. U.N. guards and delegates from other nations—including Nicaragua, Paraguay, '.Ini. guay, Bolivia and , Chile— stopped Foreign Minister Haul Boa a few yards from the podium. Later i(oa toid the assembly he rushed a Chilean Art ibassador Haul Bai.an "solely and exclusiely to give him the slap that he required," El Tigre 278. Wide profile 78 series. A 2 cliji 3 cons truction of polyester cord and fiber glass belts witn a wrar. around tread design. No trade-in required. .. I kk t Penney's in Sanford Plaza Friday night 'erc ' 'o urtor Scout Wagner of Troop 144 ; Senior Scout Maureen SlicerS Junior Susan S.awczuk, Troop 218' and Marsha Sawczuk, Troop 928 - - 9ypt ALUMINUM SHEETS ----------- - States. 'ires could be seen." A commu- away from triumph over Egypt, iique cIsimed that two Syrian Syria and Jordan. Mrs. Meir .L....I.... .3 r,'nvtUluIy night mat were sunk and ItaPl .wm,!4 win h;e i.,. thersthattriedtoIcept but she warned that the country alders Syria said Israeli boats at. "may still be facing difficult acked the port at Latakia and houTS" he oil pipeline terminal at Much of Israel's lightning tanias and "were engaged by success in 1967 was (bC! :r ;ia iii krxs and oot gurs striXim,g fir s t awl kfl(,tIi, out r two hi,rs." The Syrl -i., the Auth air iorccs on the laimed three ol the Israeli ground. 'This time the Arabs at. oats were sunk and that "the tacked first, and their air bases tUick also resulted in the sink- were protected by advanced. ig of the Greek commercial model Soviet antiaircraft misip MurghoL" sites which they didn't have six Israel also reported (bat its years ago. - G!HL SCOUT U fcnis have bc-i -1 kü4 , rest yled from Brownies throut'h wn,ors A variety of separatLs can now re worn in many different combinations to suit the girl's perionality, climate or activity. Modeling the new The Israeli command 'aid its artillery and air dues were commandos struck across the southern sector of the Suez Ca- 7 . NEW GIRL SCOUT UNIFORMS iatig negotiated settlenenL H Phantom Jets and other Robert J. McC1okey, a State weapons promised In contracts Department spokesman, said a Okla massive airlift of Soviet Sul)A key element in the decision plies to Egypt and Syria, re- e%iden(ly is whether Israel or uint - - - - And Syria Reporters Editor's Not:: Today is the sixth day In the fourth Arab. lirsell war. At that point in the last one, In 1367, the kraefts were on the brink of triumph. This time vlctcry is In sight for neither side. In the following dispatches, tiioeiaed Press correspondents compare the situation then and now as It zppeaii from the Israeli and Arab sides of Gte fjt1ng. - regain trust and faith in my Jts) ' she r biti ,JlJf: I.uJiimii tiic dud problerns of alcoholism and mlipulsive gambling. lie has j.--- 1' flU C U I I U II felt her husband's gambling problem was her Fault. "I would do an thing to cover "After iii)' most recent overdose, I found it hard to - L!aJuing heavy losses in its war AIrtnbsIlesat the anaNa. with Syria and Egypt. al Mr Station near Norfolk Va Bu tc tiiat dedsion has ben made. They sak1iri vff e. and y the United Sta tes is con- not the kind of major rescue centrating on a diplorriatic operation that Israel would drive to find a concensus with need should it lose ground to its the t Union and other onw- Arab mr , r end the lighting, and more undoubtedly has asked Washpreferably for a framework for Ington to speed up delivery of fnr 196 ramblers. WASHINGTON (AP) — DOI IX 1-9 _________ T I, V , .- POSITIVE ' - .' JCPenney We know what you're looking C arge it at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10 a.m. '61 9:30 p.m. Mori. thru Sat. Phone, 323-1310 'I ¶ / - �_ - Griselda ILg wr Bride Of David H. rr: skirt terminated into a Chapel the bride. She was attired in a Sanford, brother Repairs rofy1tam On T r affi*c Safety - ANIL -" mar, f 1V nnth ; Altauionte Springs. lie sa id recommended by the Ford r - W_ - - - - Xi cu.%e!! I U1 cident, thus having the situation wheee you are in a tz t1it place" such as changing mettical gear setup to radio lanes too quickly; reduce speed iznmedjaLel to the hospital when visibility ahead La winch could save tLne and and always signal when maybe a life." changing lanes. In his talk be stated th it there Mr- Mae PiwTukn - . is Federal and state monies member was welcomed 3vailable to any emergency club. Hoste&ses for, the evening medical counsel v applies were Marge Jcrnigan, I..et.ier and quail!is for It. Dr. Fowler and Roseniond Newman feels that this should man. Guests attending .. Cmtrdh / oride's book. The couple left for --. -- i' t a - - 1 -. - MRS.DAVID HOWARD FORBES Nee Griseida Adela Boler j '- - - Organ I IV \\ \ •\ \' . ( Cecelia ii Farmer r , That You May Now Purchase The Famous. _\ % --' t I 1 - 1 1,0TUS (ruffit) •.•_\. i "Nç '.1 y . 1.' shoe. The great sport shoo. pd white A bold toe style made to work meeting Mrs Kenneth F Davis with clothes of just 98 \ .\• Workiiig - Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith will Whitley, Mrs. Richard Elam, Following the busines introduce the past presidents Mrs. William Wray, Mrs. meeting, Mrs. Blair showed who will form the receiving George Wells, Mrs. Douglas slides of gardens, plants and line. Stenstrom, Mrs. Norman flowers she had taken on her }ielfnchand Mrs. R.N. West Jr. travels around the globe. The PfogrJuil will feature a n ~ffd nun' SHORT '. • Uvmg By SUBJECTS... r i' - - .1 I(n k.. I s . _____ ..- _____ ,, IL at.n HVI4AMAY works in Bras "A e Cross Your Heart B 1 Hour Bras I \ . She was pleased to report the board members of the A.: ' I Christmas Is lust around the corner - a'i II W. UIlEEWH ST. l't€ff (cft(F1f/ DOWNTOWN Alt 5,x 't't4 Make Your Gift Lay.Aways Now. 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Purchase BRITISH 110UE1 sporty swsoter boat DEPARTMENT Si(RE - 100% POLYESTER -DOUBLE KNIT / Wauue jaeiihu 213E. FIRST ST. - Purct'iIe & Body Shirts 107 W. '! DRESSMAKER 15 Sq. Yd. 4 PRICE , L. On An Avers9f knit Blouses A•A - SAVE $28 ,\ /7tH 'y r ,.. I:%YI ii -- Also OFF REG. -' T-SHIRT KNIT SPECIAL -.YJ r I bo i T raimeuo cl ub, at Daytona Beach on Od. 11. 4çteaLwe11 i&&4i ifA fDC SOLIDS & FANCIES Volleyball I , KN!TS.FANrIcc it .' GOGGLFS! congenial women. The next one will be heldMonday, Oct. 22. at Ten women will represent the 7 p.m. in the Clubhouse on Deltona Woman's Club at the Normandy. State District Tour at the :Jow- 92 Bra Sizes A U, Swim 'n Ton and Girdien t 100% POLYESTER fl1.!L! go NOW WE HAV E tember. I WLL BOLTS NO-IRON _____________ The month of Oct October will • Deltona Woman's Club that she taken care of by Mrs. John was praised for the outstanding lJnehan and her equally efmembership record of this ficient committee of women. Club. She gave credit for this to For anyone Interested in the club's very energetic playing cards you are cordially membership chairman, Mrs. invited to attwild and bring your nominal and •. "if Since this falls on the regular meeting date of the Deltona Club, and It is necessary for the president to be present, Mrs. Stuhrenberg, vice-president wi!l preside ' tL' regular SELECTED GROUP LIII) gown of pink and white floral pr in t with a corsage of white swee theart roses, a gift from the hostesses. They also as Director of District 6. It Is, through this Tea Ceremony, that the arts and craf ts of Japan have been re , as weIl as a Approximately 75 people during these many centuries, attended the first monthly she tells us. Dessert Card Party, Monday jA\ t&b I - j A Also lso from Sanford, Mms, G. L. Swartz, Paul A. Stokes, Miriam Siwli, M. H. Godwin , Wrangler from ON QUALITY FABRIC the ladies' fashion depart. menl of J C Penney' in Sa nford Plaza. Her home is in Sanford. During her id. sure time she enjoys sewing, reading, and when she has time, 1ishi n. Permanent press - Other invited guests included LES will present "A Japanese Tea MeetiM , of the club. to -~:r C) .(' wi 'JuII(kd iJ High waisted cuffed flairs In brilliant and varied plaids. PLAYTEX (1"r"ji ----1.. • j 000 Bras and Girdles at Purcells! (', -- A' V%J MRS. ALMA Neese was Reservations should be made guest of honor at a birthday with committee members celebration on her 83rd before Oct. 15 for the catered Sept luncheon oto) and enjoyable function was highlighted by a display of President Dottie (Mrs unique s'ie lls whi ii End d crucft shell and a stuffed rmndy from the Fall State ocean fartle from Guam. Board meeUrg in St. Pet&. sburg. where the prime Mrs. Bernard Kartmann and discussion centered on mem- her efficient commitf ce were in bership. charge for the month of Sep. -- - ( derson and the Sli&ses 1,,~ri Pruden and Maria Galletta. - - / j':-/\ 'WY .,. - ments 1 c r4r rd Uut31 Wili Dc •noae attentung win o Mrs. DEILIONA - The regular Champagne punch Mrs. Cecil Halbert. Both wornen Henry Langknecht, Mrs. J. meeting of the Deltona are residents served of Deltona from a silver punch was Arthur Anderson, Mrs w Woman's Club is Oct 11 at Kenneth David, Mrs Francis bowl, with strawberries 1215 pm in the club house Mrs. Davis explains that the Stone, Mrs. Omer Robertson floating in an ice ring. along Normandy Boulevard Mrs. Ja n e pa es Ten with assorted parts sand Ceremony was Mrs. George Notarnok Mt-chenry -' innufrnai.hi 'iut.ni be 'ought to Japan from ChIWI Cly de Matthews, Mrs Paul wiches, petit fours, nuts, will preside a Monastic Rose, Mrs. Frances Schulte and rainbow mints, coffee and tea. Refreshments will be served She says that it was All silver appointments were founded about 1500 Mrs Bernard Kartmann bef ore the business meeting by custom years used. ago. it is forgotten in Mrs. Fred Pettier and land of Its origin, but is prac. Mrs. Norman Wagner will be committee, - '" - about any cut and si CO Or, Plavex ,J '1 8Y FANNmF: EI)WARDS Herald correspondent S ~~ k s ItJ1 meat platter In tier chosen Fred Joreis, Kenneth Hen- The refreshment table was obLilIfI WiIb wtitte & irt ovr • itium peach tu"e and each corner Pebunda, M B Robundo, M held a nosegay of white roses Lodge, W. W. Utterback, Archie and neach bilk jibe hidi"q -_chosen colors). The centerpiece was cornposed of Peach and hItt Fuji mums, baby's eath, fern and a large white LERS s Club News a We Are Pleased To Tel! You Adom t apir • eservations Required P7W~k - for Hello Luncheon .. I - -- _11,1 - i BRIDAL SHOWER (1 to r) Mrs. Darrell F. Kirkpatrick Mrs Neil Prude n LVflfl Pruden, Mrs Bart GalleLtn Mrs WiIlsn &..- invited Mrs. Boone to represent Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry ByFANNMEEDWARDS Lo so at no cost on Oct 13 from Ckdo the Pilot Club. The meeting is to Jernigan, Mr. and Mr3. Harold Iferald Correspondent noon . to 4 P.m. Piece dress from, -ft if money could 6- raised bY Herbst, Mrs. Sue Stevertson, 4 Tickets r e dons local clubs to ei MARIGOU) er th CIRCLE purchase Miss Elsie Fancy, Mm es. the Corinth DELTONA—The Delto na peniorinancemnJl) gcy vehicle lth Louise Nelson Doris Stein, ~3treet. Collection 4adio, siren. etc., or to in sorm of Catherine Whelthel and famOU3 and fabulous %jildred 1345 W. Fowler Drive, Deltona, .Will take you way maybe lem ene. Circle of Deltona Florence Arledge, Shirley Alexander, outstanding 3'2763 or call her at 669-Wr), or Marigold Garden Club attended the Sept. everYWhere. Tile Dr. Newman pointed out that Milis, Dot Pearson, Felicia organist of the Nation. &t two call 668-5210 or 574-1690. -a 19 meeting at the home of Mrs. if an officer was confronted Swanson, Adlyn Wolfe ,Dorothy organ concerts. smart Burgundy Walton Witzke. Mrs. John with such an emergency that a Morrison, Rosemorid Chapman 0ne will be held Oct. 13, at 8 For the Winter Park concert, Linehan sened as co4mtfts. sweater styled physician on duty would relieve Mary Boone, Margaret Hodge, p.M., in the high school loc led 3oninierfield jacket higb1_iqhtS the officer and take charge of Mamle Warren and Florence g-ea b Mrs. . i E. FIRST ST. auditorium contact I) .i Kent, P.(i Walter 3,WI his job tore-route traffic, clear- Mapes. the plaid skltt OrIanw. =, or to the other at the Deltona Box 31152. g the business mcetinr ______________ out he usual crowds that ___________ ____ __________________________ A Of Burr'urrt Woman's -mans Club on omland) Cla u(J yHowell oeII a above a . Raymond -_____________________________ . gatber at titnes like Uiis, thus Boulevard. 9ct. 14, at 3:30 p.m. drem. Olive, Brown and giving the patient inunediate liatinnond Organs are being president, announced her ap. Those wi!t~Lng to attend the 'Grey. Castom attention by notifying th pointments for the new year: workshop at the club house may furnished by Keller Music Co. Mrs. John Perry, tailore.1 of 100% hospital in advance and giving wa ys and first aid on the spot. . •• - . means; Mrs. Richard Blair, Polyester double ( publicity; Mrs. Ale:; Paquhi. Dr. Newmam feeh ftt he can knit. 6 to 16 aW in willing to work at thist garden of the month; Mrs. alone, if necessary, as long as 1/ M. 71 Everett Shaver and Mrs. month unlit a rotatiort plan can 4 9 be arranged and interest William Bicrlin, beautification; My faltwr %* s a flochreiter, doctor and did U~s swiliev years Robert Anderson of The historian; Mrs. Hugh I,ynch, 228 E. F I RST 51'. lionlie IAfe Department of sunshine; Mrs. Russell John. ago as did many ottlen and I k .--- -Sanford Womn's Club will Forest will welcome the guesU. _X A PH. 322-3524 1 0`91.01 ;# %:nn 14 1 h- A-,, " L Cflt&tfl t a "Hello LUII. / Hostesses are Mrs. ll Wi iam WRHsi:: Ev:r., i,citel ad vantage Luuay, ne tvu r4()nn pr Pvn,j . j cheon," Oct. 18, at 12 noon I at Kirk, chairman, Mrs. A.C. Mrs said Walton Witzke hor: Sanford. Florida m The Forest In Lcke Mary. McReynolds, co-chairman, and ticulture, and Mrs Karl -•__ ALM Mrs. James Lash, Mrs. L. Paul Schaller, litter-prevention . -7- '' - ange flowers. . Also Mmes. R. A, Rumbley, and white wedding bells Mrs Louis Linnekugel, of Highlighthg the floral Altamonte Springs, Mrs Joe arrangemen ts was one on the Goodson, New Srnrna Beach, swreo in various shades of Mr.s. Ernest Bellizio, Orlando; green in a white milk glass hits. R. W. ArndLs, fk-Land; container, nanke(i by white Mrs. T. E. William, Maitiand; doves. The stereo was flanked Mrs. L. W. Jones, Osteen and by two floor length brass Mrs. Robert Dorn, Lake IL ... - Our charming two mary/ esthc3r s -. - ; . - oncert mother of t1w brid"lect and The party area was decorated wills ftuui ivu arr ., - . u..,,&. _______________________ a Mrs. William Malicwwskl. . -4*7 wedding P.,inr.,imrn majoring l'oocl and Nutrition Hnd is lrinplmed as hicycle ethanic b) the (treat Bike Shop, Tallahassee The bride is a lso an FSU Senior In Visual Disabilities and employed by t FSU Career Planning and Placement Office. Out4'I town guests came From Sanford, DeLand, Tampa, Plant City, Tallahassee, Jacksonville, Orlando and Lakeland, and Atlanta, Ga .-' way c .i -' and the Tallahassee aren. Their new address will be 155-7 Ilerlong Drive, Tallahassee, 3M groups such as the Pilot Club Dr. Newman, Mr. and Mrs and In that It would be run Geo. Stine, Mr. and Mrs. from a citizens point of view Raymond Ball and Mr. and rather than the physicians. On Mrs. N.y. Farmer. Oct. 11, they will have a board Also Mr. and Mrs. Lester of directors meeting and 1e has Rethwell , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 1 4 fri with complimented home of Mrs. Darrell F. Kirk. the future bridegroom to Brown, Curtis I.ivender, Patrick, 301 East Crystal Drive, complement their ensembles. Edward M. Smith, D. A. Butler, Loch Arbor. Co-hostess wits The hostess gift to L)mn was a W. B, Sawyers, c. r). Howard, - v i . - DAY SALE " i iiiiscellaneous shower at the Mrs Bart C alletth, mother of William Causey, Willie G - - THREE I Mt s Iynn Pruden, bride. presenkd white carnation H arrielt, Robert Von llerbuq, elect of Michael Galetta was corsages to Mrs. Nell 'ruden, and Clifford Johnson, - - onorea I I , X~ ue . - W..n4 Ruk was P pattern of china. Waiicr , Jac kso nvil l e, cut and served the cake and pouring were Mrs. Bennic Hollister and Mrs liolil Ann Ildll ister. Miss . Motor Company: Aim high, Count) have an eznergenc) using the center of the lane as target; moblie medical vehicle, the "qi0 get pir,y a an but a four wheel Picture"—get In the haoit of drive would be most essential In seeing a big picture of the road; this area, mand by licensed keep ycur eyes m.wing all the -. -. picture equipped to give inunediate constantly changing in front of medical ot " The s in the rcar; il remr Nu tial Fete At I 'mn "He would Ue to see Seminole - - ' decorated with red ro". and topped with an arrangement of fresh red roses. Fruit punch .w as served from two crystal bowls surrounded with Mrs. Helen Stevenson, St. Mrs. Mary Boone, safety should be able to drive at least committee chairman, in. an yem without any traffic troduced guest speaker, Dr %iolations." lie sug g ests i N-M, 1 ' U three-tiered wedding cake as Following the delicious two fil ms, hamburgers grilled by "CrIef Driving" and "Freeway Corhitb Street Jerry" was a very entcrtaining Tactics.program on "Traffic Safety." lie also stated 'a good driver u( -len SAVE L . - Ronald Rottinghous— Optician The reception site was the Adiniral s Room at the Fogeutter Restaurant, St. Petersburg. Ile bride's table held an arrangement of mul ti color roses and greenery. A ______ f INOLE i k 1 Thursday, Oct. 11, 1973-9A i I 819 E. Ist St., Suite 8, Sanford oi ynn rr i '. - 323- I . orchid corsage. Sparks Pilot Cldb Picnic Deoutv Beau Taylor. Safety Officer with the Seminole COW1t) Sheriff Dept showed SEM grown, wore a street length dress of pale blue voile, with white accessories and a white 010" .0 01~ jJ.tSl I ... Hrs. .5 MonFri Airs. A.J. Howard, Plant City, maternal g I Sunglasses • t' . the groom iTh . on Alva Family pews were marked The Sanford Herald ? 'X knu, pir M, Forbes Miss Gnse1d Adela Boler, Officiating clergyman at the with rhhinhnt.,. sg''ca tram fori,iil length mint green and Steve (,nldrns ()r!a 1ug1iter if Mr. and Mrs. double ring ceremony was Rev. nd swcetcheart roses. The long veil and bhLchr with lace bodice Robert K. Boler. 4642 10 th Ave. The bride's mother chose ii Brock, a former Sanford (Then ;irag by her secured by a matching head. and full length sheer organza fornuil.lengtti gown of yellow i'etertiurg, became the resident. (l:ganL3t, Dr. Paul faO*i, the bride wore fCInMII piece. She carried a single long sleeves and cuffs. She crepe with white accessories Of Dv oward Forbes, and of Ie:gui gown of satin faced stemmed red rose with white carried a single long stenuned and a yellow rose corsage. The son of Dr. and M rs. Richard B. the groom, presenteduhclC an ap. rayon organza trimmed m with streamers and a lace trimmed yellow rose with ribbon groom's mother wore a formalForbes, 153 Pmecrest Drive, propriate nuptial musical cotton ciun lace edging The handkerchief, a gift from an streamers length gown of blue polyester Sanford Saturday, Sept. Is program Dr. Langston Is Dean tucked boñc featured a sheer elderi friend Bob Aurich, Lakeland, %dS crepe with matching a 1971 at ' p i n in t I.ukt. s of the School of Music at Stetson yoke intl Ow 1Edwardian Maid of honor .is Miss h ette Lt in4in, ami ser ing as h usersessorles and a pink rose United Methodist St. University. sleeves had ruffled 'cuffs The bier, r. co Petersburg, Aster of were Richard ' Forbes, corsage. Petersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jernigan their final summer picnic at entertained Sanford Pilot Cltib th eir lovely home at 405 Lake members wi th a "cookout" for Bl vd . Aww s Fill Bole,' SHOP ALL THREE LOCATIONS SEW &SAVE �1OA—The Sanford Herald Thursday. Oct. 11. 1973 flnrnr (n" 11 •i . lit', - ( ' : . .. - -. - - ;• . ( 1i " I, ________ I f ' r: lymrnnguio ' a 'uc C i t n Ut -. _______ ____________________ b ,,-: "r -* • • - I f J •..- / COMMITTEE GIFT irir. ' i.e ( tor "'' '' to Dr DR. THOMAS (rlgzii) presenishcec An'hoiw Boro'sk', Prfdent Deltona Lihra' Association for the I I A i 1 rt DLI Ud I ' s1iii C iS tI 1 ipiiiiL of proceeds from the 1973 Open Golf Tournament, H - __-.- .-, flifl I 11 0- cp •_ - - - 1 Iht :.ni r -. - - * * * I File can get open and is capable ef hanging * * * NEW YORK (AP) - There r The Mets, l2 pine behind NEW YORK (AP) — The were eseorte d frorn the ta ds trs In the Ni. Cast We were nere laurel nreaths for all to- at one stage during the season Cincinnati Reds were tired, to the safety of the dugout td three months ago," said da} n the team of the nen Na i'l in last plate starting Se frustrated and angryit losing Tn, nhen rookie Dan Dries ttman Fd Krancpool, "and tional League dLuIlpIOfls but tunber a final month, non 19 of the Nation,1 Leage pla}off to was retld (Or the final out dead one month ago." the shiniest had to be reserved their last 27 gameeven cruthe New York Mets, but more so of the game, bedlam beoke Three months ago, the Mets for the stubby lull" guy whe sifi, clal ones in a row-dimbed at the unruly conditions which loose, F ans swarmed onto the were l2' games behind. One and suffersiargely una- over the backs of five rivals for surrounded the decisive fifth field, clawing for sou%enirsmonth ago they were in hst predated-in the (Itu!uit the division crown rind !!a'n jda irs lit and 1nveF, d* luppn. ttth;cun, beat tIie IicrLul Itcii., thrcc !t makes me ashamed," plate and the bases, even tufts I just want to wm four moro Yogi berra is the nagic of the ga:ri to two, for the pennant said Reds' Manager Sparky An of grass games," said a buoyant Yogi New York Meir. "We won fr.r . Y,1g "What happened today isn't a [lerra, the Mets' manager. Yogi," said the eppery field oasion derson. "Not that I bel3ng to aseDall, but tiuit I belong "Just four more," izu'k miirk sn hachn"" e1d leader, shortstop Duo Ha;. I ,.unuy. ',.... t tt A A , &1 lUfli -' The Mets will go into I hc reion. a.ter . c'b3 Cincinnati catcher Jliisu, 'm no1 oo ureCCu. '''' .. to i%1 -. •• Uiat Dvncii, ' -. ; ., , i s a ta ck n k pi-t :ehing victory over IIIJd linPi ' 0 New York is in thu Country." Shea Stadium." . .rrrican L.eague site-Ball- the t.tnclnnatl Pds at Shea mystca1 or rnag1ca, 1orce or Anderson FCa'rrvu to UX! I ' I "W h d more andOakiand play U fifth Stadium. "Bock In Augt'st we like Ia 'in"Pe before 50000 said Rose, the c?iar "ei havior of New York fans dur-"1fans" and deciding game in the AL kept reading mports that they ing-.and especially after-the Red' dl •'Wh k lu "lao reciate vz w:..t,1ji 'ti,ej-y that menun Fans surged towards the field get the fans out of the zoo and happen machinations are oserrated in take them out to the b11park "You can fire a manager the hazardous business of was halte'i a wives of some fhen, a,ter the gani, they The tribe has thus far compiled a 1-2 record said Coach Reichart. thatriasseenheBoby.Semjno1esninsty a pitcher who supposedly players." TheotherendposiUonwfl1beI, ,Jb).K ____________ _____ ___ teague ball club, deopafl 0 decsiontoflaytBeach&abize Butler. - • TheSemrnokstpwithal(oJones Jeff Wall and D'an Woods will operate from ____'!': '':','•• 2':-::: but rebounded to bump off Mainland by a 10.8 thckleandworkn1thTomGonafldTom Lake ' -- --score at the Guards The anchor man n dl be Bobby ,, _..., -.'X i.i& i . UU i. Duggar t center LII ,. 11141 i1d pwgui-ii +-, ujC1Uu , ---= campaign is eligibility tiast me Defersh,ely the Baby Seminoles have added - - L ----'--. -... -'-::-- -I--' at.. just recenth acquired the servwes t 180 pounder Clinton Westbrook this week as he ey j___ the Cincinnati officisl family cages." --.• -.--- -________________ _____ -: 11 had suffed from iaI of p oimel forced to use some people both ways, $taliat defensive tackle and will be aided In the --- — by 'Ned Ramneq for example," continued Gerald Meyer and Ahin Kilgore on the Inside -.-- - - - jjj'j - ••"W! [ A change in the regular starting lineup for the i Baby trthe has been made at dezerisive halfback ,' Yvade Butts will be on one side and Dale ? BLIlMcDameiswitforjv'sat, -.-. Ma)e4,th. riiUbecaiedby I3ott r UeievJ sarer tatua ' - , -- -- - ..-.- .\ ' - 1%, I " •-. • By JOHN CHERWA Herald $poncI(n To find out how this "sport" Is regarded in local high schools I consulted the President of the counties only coinpeting chess team, James Ellis of Lyman. Anri1rw • '- Iitt. i.r.,A. • . As •r "7 $ ciyo -- iE 8' JA(K STF.%ENSON = -== 1 that got away from the Oakland A's forced the American .1 i League playoffs into the finale toda, of a series where the V%. unusual outdistanced the ex- ,-_ '$.. __, , - -.•.• - --- A- 1 - ___ - - -• -- - --•- ___________ Y fll -- •----.- ''" --- - ---- -• •.-" " .. g.4,-;4•' ?I • - - i'.'ii Grich providt _______ — -- '' "" • - -- - - • - R"tiby ..me power ednts1Liy that won S- (or a Orioles after the k'shadled4throughstxin. FWRIDA-ALABAMA LYMAN OSE By Dan Gi!mortin - -- I t 1i. ;UC1ATED I'RE55 %%ilt Chamberlain, a familiar fixture on the basketball hurt, remained on the sidelines and adnilttecj he felt like a - it . 'ta'- - --- - . ________ - - - - •, ___ ___ - _____ - - -. = • --+- ' - - ---- .,.i j-,•- tw Herald Staff V/rater - • . . .. •- ,. i.yan Jeff Hodges Craig ntos prep conference will be derided this Friday night down In rnckWi&inn The folks from Polk will be visited by the Gainesville Purple Hurricanes, The Canes will be In town for the purpose of dtsmantelirg the Kethken passing attack that &t Clark Bo WeIIT Greg Banfield averaging an awesome 41 poInts per contest. Sanford fans have had the opportunity to see both these saads alrev. The Red De i left th celery city with a An anJ SilS juwtiyed home rnemher a 51.14 Both squads are unbeaten at the present but Gainesville has had problems scoring lately. The Canes tied Winter Haven and were held to a 2 score with weakie Daytona Beach Mainland. Gathv1lie has been fumble prone all this season and they could &J apart If they give the Red Devils the bail for Kathleen puser Rick Plar4 has been fantastic In first three cutings. He tossed for six scores In the orner against Bartew, four TD's vers Mainland and another four at SemIno'e Memorial last Friday. PIirk has hit on 28 of 43 tosses for a ,651 percentage and hai ken picked off twice. He aerials have covered 582 yards for an averagc gain of over thirteen yards per throw; not bad. The Cones can contain him only one wav. All-Mnerican Mel flourn will attempt to nduct research on how many passes ankcanhit whl1eIn Uwsithpont1on flournoy looked impressive aact the locals. He nc ri r.i dla) eeineti io be at the betiom of - - ,•-, - - • - • .. • Kurt Borpk'm Steve Lam' -, Mickey Manning Ke%jn Bums Glen ebles Paul Ather Scott Clark Tom Lent Bruce Bransford Sam Stover Doug Peters ('uvCambell teie l.a SEMINOLE OFFFNSF Kurt Bulr flick F itt Jeff Wall Dean Woods Ti G or n .i_ n or os e o on er nce , and the(n L".:e ho::, Inc ttje L l•; t have played ee of the rougtst 1OIfld. The SemInole County stivad had tJU1e(t With Gainesvi1i, Winter Park an Kathleen. They have bfl biownawayaflthreeftmesjnthesihafl Carr is Mister Ditfl for the Pieneers, He pses, ct - f;1-, r::, ;i fixes U.' L n It beaka his ten scores this year has k lied nor ttrd in the area scoring race and Sanford shoWd help hirna bil , 411 Craig Smith Steve C1inIe show during intermission at the Kathleen footwork as they depart the field after halftime activities. The band members put on quite a _____________________________ • Seminole game last Friday nit, (Staff Photo) I i G G QB RB HR WB 'J "I L For County Gria '..iosn re 0 Un BvJOI(N (HERW1% Herald Cspondeat $ shortstopHertmp:nerjs homered in the 11th for a 2-1 victory'. Today, the OrIoles face the A's ace right-hander Jn "Catfish" Hunter who was 3-0 against them in a 214 season rave even thoogh Baltimore slam. eart rkttn. ('have. L'!n runs (rota his defreitr halj back and ot- variatioi off the T. AIS t IS Uiese were their main lensive wlngback, &tt Clark expected ut the Greyhounds uf(crthgL sawintheir weaknesses in their last outing, also will go offensively and will rely on the pass. This could ace JIni Palmer who blasted U the Lyman junior varsity looks few question arks for the (ensive guard and inside and prime receiver are both not DE for Its first victory of the season Hounds. A questionable starter linebacker, Doyle Alexander, 124 Alex. up to full speed. DE in an intra-country rivalry is split ed Jeff hodges. lie ander was 1.0 against the A's The rest of the starting ofDT tonight agains For the Hounds On defense and ljow ruii d only five13 iits and Sanford suffered a bruised knee in the fensive backfield should have will be, on the line Mickey one earned in the Seminole. me game will start DeLand game. hodges has been Steve Ulne, amid Kurt Borglem Manning and Kevin Burns, at ninga 14 InILB at 7:30 at Sanford MunicIpal the rnfntav for Lyman this in addition to he pitched against them Smith, and Lang. defensive end. The t9!e II Stadium. e year at the end position. rcgular season, Besides Hodges, Craig Cluintos Glen Peebles and Paul Ather. OLB After losing a suueaker to will be at end, me linebackers will be Cia-k The other unknown starter IS OLB Evans 19.13 and then falling to The Al, playoffs go an extra The offensive at the key line will remain and Tom Lent on the Inside and day in deciding posItion of quar. DHB DeLand 24.14 In a game that who will meet raig fl much th same as It has in the Bruce Bmansford and Sam the New York Mets In the World DHB senitwoHdtoItal ter been the signalcaller In the last past. hick Williamson and Stover at the outside, me Series because of a s the I yman coaching sta'f ralnout Donak Miller will be the defensive iialf backs are Monday. two games, is scheduled looking for a to start tackles, Clark and Roger sctcduled to be Doug Peters Etchebarren's hit drove in' According to' Coach Lonnie at quarterback but an Injury Werner will handle the guard and Guy Cambell with Lang sustained during I Don Baylor and Brooks Robin. at Chavez the jayvees have CIILS spots. Greg Banfield will center Safety, son ahead of him and the latter working hard for the past two could change his status. the ball, E had already knocked in Die first wceka in preparation for Because of these and other Commenting on their chances Baltimore ran, F tnruc'htc }1 id UI s tpir' I Then Grich, t" I it If tk 1 t' V ift.ttiu,, of (h i L IlL1 that it they Play nitli 12 homers during the 162T have been stressing "hitting' least two players going both the future the Hounds will be good ball they could win the I along with form running and game regular $Cfl3On,homered goirigfromn the I formation and contest, .— _ off a Ftnger last ball, G t , G ' ____ --------_____________________ ' DENSE Clinton Westhrook GeorgeSinkanich ('urti AhinMtil1 sanders Irtsrtn AhinK'r Wade Rats Dale HR F j GLORIA ASLINGER, of Pierson, state champion woman archer who fmished sixth in nationa! competition, displayed her winning form while demonstrating at the \'olu.sia County Sportsman's Show. She and her husband, James, who finished second In the Southeasteu Division, are members of the I)aytona Beach and Sem1nole Archery Cluhe. (Herald Phot by Charles Edwards) Simpson Leads The Pack In NFL KENTUC'KY-NORTh CAROLINA - Playing In Lexington In a night game the Wildcats at' on their way after a beautiful upset over heavily favored Mississippi State. The Tar Heels come to town after losing a squeaker to Ilval N.C. State last week. Newly found offense, home field and momentum all on Wildcat's side. Kentucky by 6. MISSISSIPPI STATE-FLORIDA STATE Playing In Tallahassee the winless Seminoles take on the lulldogs just off their first loss of the season. Coach Jones of SU is probably wondering if he Is going to have a job next ear. He needs this one bad. Bulldogs have the horses to iplode (or two or three touchdowns In any given quarter, mut offense has been off again-on again, Still too strong for lorida State, Bulldogs by 10, . VANDERBILT-WILLIAM & MARY Playing at home at night, this was scheduled for a reather. Not so now, with the IndIans now four out of five, ie Commodores looked good last week against Virginia, nally getting theIr offense cranked Ii?. Conch Sloan doing a iper job at thLs academic inincfrd school. Should be close inn' with both teams scoring three or more times. Vandy by 5. "I definitely feel like a rookie lain going to feel like a rookie for a long time to come," Chamberlain said Earlier, N' ''4tXlll NEW YORK (AP) In case nobody's noticed, Calvin Hill of the Dallas Cowboys Ia !eading the National Conference In rushing with 388 yards and Essex Johnson of the Oncinnati RengaI is No.2 1mm the American Ccnferencc with 39-f. So much for the National Foulball Leigue's also-rans. Everybody's eyes are on O.J. Simpson right now, aad they'll probably stay right there for the remaining 10 names - of the season. like Henry Aaron of baseball's Atlanta Brav,, SIitqon of the Buffalo Bills is pursuing what was once believed to be an untouchable record. Aaron, of course, Is on the threshho!d of surpassing Babe Ruth's home run record of 714, although he'll have to wait until next season to break it. But for Simpson, thc seasoii is now. In just four games, he's rushed for an astonIshing 647 yards, according to NFL mdi. vidual statistics released today. It's unlikely he can maintain that thundering pace-but If he comes anywhere close to doing it, the odds are Jim Brown's single-season NFL rushing record of 1,863 yards will tumble. 11 SImpson does, In fact, maintaIn h1i pace, he'll wind up with an astronomical Z200-plus yards. Bob Tucker of the New York Giants and Chancy Taylor of the Washington Redskins lead the NFC In pass receiving with 23 catches apiece. Tucker has me yardage with 325 to Taylor's 290, but Taylor has the most touchdown receptions in the league with five. Ed Podolak of Kansas City tops AFC receIvers with 19 catches. rule that he could not play for any other timam this season exepttheLakers,butwdh the Conquistadors The ruling stemmed from a Los Angeles suit to prevent Chainberlain's jumping from the Lakers to San l)lego Esposito TFPt!4IS Players - l THE ASSOL1TED PRL: s tooLa iLs Cli c as postponed until tonight presented me GJden State Warriors land, but that gameinW Uw coach J3hn als) fl game have actually did get MacLend with his first victory bbIis themje!i'j ru11edoffbecaeofawctti underway and Detroit was since making the jump from early in the season as the "Ce. "One thing like this you could ahead 21-14 in the first quarter Oklahoma University. DE lamity Jane" team of the Na- say okay," said Warrior Coach when referee Darrell Garretson liE tioniil Basketball Association. Al AIDes. "But two? Some- called off the amiie after The Philadelphia Thers W1aed.,, the aiors, for ldy' tryin to tell m' ine- coiiiplairits from Warner shwed little Inclination to i the secondMrajght night had a tn." bust iUc (Iwo the losing gasr poatpod beu of a In oer MM games, the (iii Bill Russell had his debut as trend Li ey folled j slap court last seasomj cago Bulis buried Kans City head coach if Stattle spoiled houston opn tt final quar Th eour nditions were Omaha 1C9, !!mn bhtied when PhM ak opened up o• Icr ithi a l&-poirt harrage led skl1aced floor i at Cbo rna 88,and Phoriii defeated Seattle the first half Yin Muhy to hand erte Shue in etron I1IIl (suard Charlie Scott scored a loss in 3j5 first game since mght, 1,clde'n State The Warrior-PIton game points to lead PhoenIx, whuh becoru'ng 7&r eochi Drive 10 Minui and ba, WiIon B.jjls $1.,, S Stringing. Staytife $9.00 flavis Classics $3,'95 WilsOn F(rameps 521,75 - Ts I.ft & 434 Fern Park ir- Zayrei Plar,i 830.72U Vols take on the rambling wreck in Neyland adiuiii. Tech, an ex-SEC team, trying to get back in, ways plays the Vols hard. Don't believe they have the ofse to get past the Big Orange. Look for Tech to start rowing early, after the success Kansas had against Vols it week, Stanback and Holloway too much. Vol.s by 10 Alter this week, ,iost teams will have completed about e-half of their season, If the winners come out as expected, will have (our teams and ninbe five that will begin to La little bowlfever, Tennessee, Alabama, LSU and Auburn nearly shoo4ns unless something drastic happens between now and the end of the season. Georgia and Mississippi State have only been beaten once. lite way it lc'ok.s now, the Conference crown wil go to Alabama, LISU or Tennessee. The Tide plays both Tennessee and L.Stl while the Vols play only Alabama. The Tide-Vol aine or the LSU-Tide game will in all probability decide the Conference championship. One thing for sure-the year of the Gators is still to come, Indiana trailed 91-85 wIth seven minutes le't to play, but McGInnis tallied 14 points In the final period and tht Pacers handcuffed the Nets with a solid defensive effort Willie Wise scored a layup with nine secds left and gave CoachJcMullaneyavjyIndebutwithSthrs The Tams, paced by Johnny Neumann's game-high 33 points, held a 100-94 lead befre Utah caught up By FRED ROTHENBERG Esposito S4 'ored the 399th goal Champion Montreal Canadlens second period. AssocIated Ps Spoils Writer of his 1l-yeir NHL career by started their defense of their Vic Haduield and Billy FairThis is (or the National hock- backhanding a Bobby' Orr crown without AU-star goalie bairn scored on power play cy League goalies who are so rebound past goalie Smith. Ken Dry6en, who retired, but goals ar4 Ranger goalie Ed concerned about Phil Goal No, 400 came midway the there was no notict.able Giacornin was credited with a Esposito's health, through the second period on a weakness In the Montreal rare assist, sparking the New Watch ou'! 10-foot blast on another feed goal-_only In replacement Bun- York Rangers to a 4-1 vIctory Esposito, the National Hock- from Orr. over the Detroit Red Wings. ey League's leading scorer four It was a good night all around fly Larocque's stomach. "I was so nervous that I be- Gary Croteau's unassisted of the past five seasons, still for the Esposito family as Phil's caine sick between periods," goal with less than three mmIsn't, 100 per cent recovered brother Tony posted the 37th Larocque said after stoppIng 28 tiLes remaining gave the Callfrom April surgery on his right shutout of his earc"r in UI " '.' ,IU .41UI 11$ 01011tal 5iurnia Golden Seals a 2-I openknee, but Vancouver goalie Chicago's 3-0 victory over the victory ovet' Minnesota. mg-game victory over the St. Gary Smith would be the last to Los Angeles Kings. John Stewart's goal late in Louis Blues. know it. Chicago struck for all of its the second period gave the At. Dave Keon and Rick Kehoe Esposito slapped three goals goals in the third period. J.P. lanta Flames a 1-1 tie with the each scored two goals, pacing past Smith, caree.' Nos. 399-401 Bordeleau got the first goal at .M" Yorl Issar.ders in the sea- the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 7-4 Wednesday, in t1e Boston 5:35 before Dennis Hull and nonopenerforboth -year ViCtOryove:theBuffalo5 3 Brufns' 6-4 season-onlng sic- rookie Darcy Rota added some teams. -• tory over the Vancouver Ca- cushion. Lorne Henning had scored 'pAççHG SHOTS"l __________________ The dekuditig Stanley Cup New York's goal earlier in the hihearted look Elsewhere in the NIL Mona? Tennis arid (real downed Minnesota 5-2; its history Toronto outscored Buffalo 7-4; the New York Rangers beat POCQIRO line- WEST YELLOWSTONE,1 $fl nfl .ib,'ci Detroit 4-1: the New York backer EGO (AP) Tim Forei HiOs on Ai ?. 1912. Islanders and the .'itlnnta agreed to shuckRossovich has Mont. (APi — Bill Cummings his San Diego Jr. of Columbus has been Edward Kerwsesiy 1. Flames skated to a 1-I t'e; (IiChargers uniform briefly. He named 1973 NatIonal AAU Box°° luriney Outlasted cago blanked Los Angeles 3-0, says Senators Jacob .iavits & he will be a centerfold lag Coach of the \'ear by the and California squeezed SarOent Shriver in a tie by St. subject of Playgirl magazine Amateur Athletic Union, the benefit of LOuis 2-1. it was early iii 1974. ue Rob?. F. K.?nnldy announced Wednesday. Memorial Foundation. ________ Sports Roundup - _________________________________________________________ ______ ___________ __________ j')*.' S - II ' - -. might say You tpiat the wirw4ng Sitors hwt'd good grass Cummings ia .'oach of the tools sippor?' Ohio Youth Commission Boxing Club and was coach of the Ohio ,j j", Stuff team which won the 1973 NaHwy 17-92 next to tiona! AAU Team ChampionJim _______________ ship In Botcn. -Spencer's Restaurantj __ ,, 2 ' I it F S 4 'Fl rNGS C CLOTHES ET US FIT YOU: -.'- BIG MEN! TENNESSEE-GEORGIA TECH The The ABA season almost didn't open Wednesday until a late settlement between players' representatives and owners resulted in a new three-year contract There was the threat ofa strike afteramaority of the players voted Tuesday night to refuse to play Veteran Stew Johnson and rookie Dwlaht Lamar spearbeaded a 4&pomt San Diego fourth quarter surge that carned the Conquistadors to victory after they had trailed at the end of each of the first three quarters Johnson led all scorers wIth 38 poInts and Lamar followed with 30 George McGinnis, who finished with 27 points, led a fourth- Leads Bruins Past Vancouver _____ li. hlerbeftllrsnvb Ji p 4 e ard ttJ toha things going thc way until acoornpanied mceoes bwied thm ad (c'd the locals to catch up, E E SEMINOLE BAND members display fancy cleared the left field fence In the Oakland Coliseum. I)tego Conquistadors Chamberlain, thestellar 14-year veteran who jumped from the Los Angeles Lakers of the National Basketh.11 Association to the Conquistadors of the American Basketbdll Association, started his coaching career on a winning note 5 anDegodefetheSaJhtJ)to0p 121-106 Wednesday night. In other ABA contests, the Indiana Pacers defeated the _______ ______ The Gators sure have a potent guest coming to town this week. I3ama. the second of four tough ones In a roi', will be out to make 5-0. Coach Di ckey has always had the abIlity to get his teams up for the Alabama game, both at Tennessee and at Florida. Coming off two losses back-to-back Dickey will have considerable trouble getting ready lot' this one. With Bowden, Moore and Brinson hurt, Dickey is going to have more than a slight problem finding a backfield. hate to, but Tide by 12. SOME FANCY STEPPIN' .- ____________ GEORGIA-MISSISSIppI Bulldogs entertain the Rebels in Athens. Georgia leading Alabama In the fourth quarter and upset winner over N.C. State the wk befOre have certainly Improved. But the Rebels under old Coach Vaught whipped So, Miss. bad, and had Auburn tied up to final 90 seconds. This will probably be the best game in the Conference this week as far as equally matched teams. Experience and depth are the difference. Bulldogs by I. (E) topped Rodin (14. , STATE CHAMPION WOMAN ARCHER Matr.laredencoonter Fite h sjustreei,ed iwrd position this week in practice, so we are going to thathetseIiibleandwiuIstartatoneoftheenis 5tzIrt him." ________________ with the top seed of the opposing team. Then second and 50 forth down the line until you reach five. The match Li then played with the winner receiving one point and the loser getting zero points. If a tie c.ines about, and it often does, each player receives point apiece. At the end of the competitIon the scores are totaled up and the team with the most points Is the victor. For the uninitiated the board Is composed of 64 squares with each side having 16 pIeces. There are Spawns, 2 rooks, 2 knights, 2 bishops, one queen and a king. The object of the game is to put the opposing king in such a position that he can't move without being captured. Each pIece has a di!ferent function with the queen being the most powerful. For those who would like to learn it's best to asks someone who knows how to play to teach you. This writer has been playing or trying to play for seven years and still doesn't know what castling and capturing En Pasisant are. The Lyman chessmen, or chessers, or whatever you call one who playi chess are Ellis, Bill McFarland, Jon Rodin, John McFarland, Wendell Day', Jim Ewell, Scott Freeman, Jeff Goad, Tona Kocha, David Leonard, Joanne Natoll, Dirk Samner, and Mark Solomon. The llmind quni1 h.s :drcady particip.ited n one meet with the outcome being a tie with Evans. The meet lasted well over a week. The results were Edward Anderson (E) over Ellis, Goad (L) over Keith Lr7L ilocha and Malt Modesitt (E) Coach SD Head - , , in u2lLnIottesvuje, Va., had their hands full In the first half against a favored Virginia team. Leading by only one point, li.14 at intermI.cIori the Corn. modores put on a brilliant display of running and passing In theaecond half to pull away 1oa39-22w1n. As we get four or five games into the season, things begin to bind up a tad. What with three Conference games, three teams playing strong inter-eetIona] foes, leaves only Vandy with a suppoedIy breather against William & Mary. William & Mary has turned out to be anything but a breathrr, winning four or five this season. There are several big key games this week. Let's start with... Playing away from Tiger Stadium for the first time this year the Tigers will find the Auburn War Eagles waiting. This Is a must game for both teams. Auburn, loser to Tennessee, has to have thIs one to stay In the race for the SEC aown. LSU, on the other hand, is undefeated and national ranked and wants to stay there. LSU has played three fairly tough games at home and their 1st road game turns out to be a toughie. The Bengals are riding high, but I'm going out on a limb. Home field the difference. Auburn by 2. Chess Metro chess stars are united under a dub rather than a team. Of course this has its advantages too. There are no problems with eligibility or at least the kind that boggles the athletic director's mind. On the other side of the coin a tremendous success wont help Lyman win the All-Sports trophy, which Li the goal of the Greyhound coaching staff, Instead of a coach the chess team has a sponsor just like any other club such as Interact or Key. At Lyman it's Robert Provenclier, a math teacher. This is only natural since probability and statistical evaluation and all that other stuff that we never understand in high school play such an tinportant part in chess, Since the Metro Conference Li known for Its hard-hitting and wild action in football, basketball, baseball, and crosscountry you can't help but smile when you hear there Is a Metro Chess Conference, In the Conference participants are from Lyman, Edgewater, Jones, Evans, Winter Park, Oak RJdge, Bishop Moore, Boone, and Colonial. These are the same schools that compete in the "major" and "minor" sports. This year the season runs from September IA) March by far the longest season but who ever heard of a chess match being short. For I.yman this season there are 22 matches. Aln ith their Metro foes they iW vie ,.itii 1'is.jiijt&', Lakeview, and Ocoec, How Is a match played you ask? Well, each team picks five players to compete. Usually it's the best five players, aparUcjnanti..k.--'- " z::.. called "seeds," The number one seed will then square off P-K4, N-K83, N X P. Is this something Inscribed you might find In search of the ancient mariner? Is Sicilian Defense the title of a new Italian gnngster (fUn, The answer to both is no, These are common denotations found in the game of chess, Ever since Bobby Fischer defeated Boris Spassky for the world chess title there has been a tremendois upswing In the popularity of this "intellectual's game." Fischer's win turned him into a superstar thus produclni the paraphernalia that goes wIth this seldom earned status, It's quite common to find Bobby Fischer buttons, penants, posters and even sweatshirts, During the famed match In Reykjavilc, Iceland Fischer not only caused a stir in the chess world but managed to split the United States. The last time the U.S. was divided was during the Civil War. The reason was his less than normal attitude. Despite what you might think about him you can't deny that as of now he's number one. Mother controversy that raged on at the time was whether this activity can becalieda oil Some newspapers (lericiNi to carry this in the news ei-tlon others on the sports AUBURN.-1ASU '. .1 Hounds Compete hi - '.' - liii " Thursday, Oct. lb 1973—hA '% The Kentucky Wildcats put a trick on the ML'sisslppi State Bulldogs over In Jackson, Kentucky,a three touchdown underdog, against the undefeated, once tied Bulldogs showed what Co"d Curd has been teaching them. LeadIng 21-14 at half the Kentuckians scored more In the final quarter while holding State scoreless In the second half. Kentucky 4 - ' pRatnes will go solely at the halfback spot a will be accompanied b Herbert Branch at other half - ___ • tI With Bill Baker st of the summer when the \lets neri' far behind the lead -u_I$4 some New York wun the dedding S The Sanford Herald Game Getting Popuk!r — Depth-that's the flame of the game in this Con ence. Tennessee proved it beating Kansas, Alaba, proved It beating Georgia and Ole Miss and Florida proved it getting beat. Florida had no one to replace Injured Nat Moore and very flUte - help when Bowden went out In the tint quarter against isu. Moore, hurt and not scheduled to play, had to replace }'rosh Larry Brinson when he dislocated his wrist. Moore was Iltè help gainIng 6 yards in two tries. Result-..[ 24 FlorIda 3. Meanwhile, up In Memphj,, the Kansas Jayhawks put on the best show in this town since Tennessee beat UCLA here In 1965. A total of 75 passes were thrown with Kan.,a tossIng 60 of them. With 76 running plays, you can see it was a wide offensive game. Dave Jaynes, Jayhawk.j QB, threw four 'ouchdown passes. While pitching for 3U yards total, he on1y missed two point Conversion In final minutes saved the Big Orange. Vols 28 Jayhawk 27. Alabama completely dominaj the Georgia Bulldogs in every department except scoring. The Tide, leading 13-3 at half-time, f,und themselves trailln 14-13 in the fourth quarter. But a combination of coaching, depth, tradition, and pride came through just in time. Final-A1aba 28 Georgia 14. Ole Miss and Auburn played a typical SEC game In Cliff lJ:rr Stadium Saturday, Tied 7.7 with Ofl:) 9J :roud. left, Ned laid a 33 yard touchdown run on the Rebels. Ole Miss came right back with a first down on the Tiger 8 with 11 seconds to go. Tiger defender Roger Mitchell Sophomore ended ft forRick the RibeL. '!ft z wit, r.;i. i_. - t'II Around - NEW YORK (AP) - It's two wasn't able to win the big ones then, critics have derided Sea- er opponents 13-7. WIn pennants in both the la' mircIes down and one to go 1 and with a lineup that wn't ver for losing crucial games, The New York manager had tional and AmerIcn U New the New York Mets. supposed to hit that well, calling him a 'choke" pitcher. been fired by the fans and the Remi won a flai,w i otiier "You've got to believe," said Seaver, although the ace of me Mets' hitting has been press long before the Mets \ ork \ ankeesin inn was Joe pitcher Tom Seaur after the the New York staff, was the suspect all season, too. On pa- made their season-ending to turn miraloq Mets won the Na- oni) Met pitcher to lose a game per, their lineup doesn't have durge wrd th National Mctar the National tional Leagu penn4nt with a In the 1969 World Series-nhen nearly the flrpower of the League East flag Incidentally, Leguesiucago CUha In 1929 stunning 7-2 sictory oer the the Amazins" non their onl) Reds But on Wednesday, they Berm beame only the second an the b Crndnnafl Reds Wednesday norld championship And s'nce out hit their supposed strong manager in baseball history to Yankees Winning thepennant for New , - - - ( . 'I'• . ______ T ___________________ _____ _____ rrrr-------------.--_ - Mets Take Reds For NL Flag flìi _____ ______ 71 . Tennis World To Get TALL MEN! SHORT MEN! Slacks .................thru size 64 Another Evort Name FORT LAUDERDALIc, Fla. youngest member of what has Wimbledon and Forest been dubbed "America's First hills, beware, Another member Tennis Family." of the Event family has taken She's starting at about the up the game. saint' age that Drew (now 20); She's got that two.Ilsted ('Is (lS; Jeanne (16) and backhan'I shot just like her big JOhn (12) did. And she's being sisters. Her tongue sticts out coached by her dad, Jimmy and her Pony tail swishes be. Event, WO seem.s to have a hind her as she glides into a knack for (lie game himself, Even, a tennis Instructor, Li forehand return. eTedited with fashioning the But relax. She's barely taller Competitive spirit and ability tlwi her racket. that made pros out of Chris and flare Evert, at age 6, Is the Jeanne, tAP) Sport Coats ............thru size 64 Suits ..................thru size Shirts.Dress .............necks to22 - Shirts.Sporfs .....thrUSIZeXXXXL FULL STIUNGER hUGH KING exhibits a full stringer oi specks that totaled twenty-five at the end of the day. King (rolled ''ith an artificial lure for his catch at Lake Monroe. (Staff Photo) WE A I QILAPiOO, PtA 32*01 3)2 S. Orange Blossom TraU-425.8695 �- - ---1 T oull - y, Cut. 1 11 i973 1 I _ I ,i IPtI A01h, rdIILaSLic aq 1/VL i C; / 0/U iA! suit _ C11 h _ i ld oar, I 25%U savings on every model tin our n stock,,$60 and up. Sale I Thursday October 11, 1973 THE SANFORD HERALD Don I Ar - • fr / ¶ - - L — t ,.rt S :--- '- t•w IN I l.RK)Fi\' -=--:--= I .,' ê -; -•=• U J~84. _;-., -, ,r- ' -- - .- -- - ' •,• - . - - . (i: - ' -. - - 2 Exteriorpri mer - --=--- -------u ,rj ..•---- V -10 - furnishing company. Net sales for August were $2,6&4,989, up 3.15 per cent over the same period last year. August marked the 32nd con.ccuti.c month1 satc5 Incr. over nwntha of previous years. Sterchi's will open thdr 66th store later this month in Maitland, Florida, a suburb of Orlando. The new store will be a modern one-level structure of approximately 20,000 square feet with convenient parking. With the opening of the new Maitland unit, Sterchi's will have six stores in the fastgrowing Central Florida area, Sten-hj l3ru, Stores, Inc., is based in Knoxville, Tennessee and operates retail furniture and appliance stores in eig h t so utheastern states. Its stock is listed on the New Yorli Latex Exterior Primer for wood siding, shingles. - luiSi 'icc's, !cncct 'i" ''r ' •tYUI$ta DIE2I.a. blisters ano increses life of the finish coat. ----'- -- - :. ' - - , ,. , . 1 ' j'-1. \j t'1i - -• - -' - -... - , .. - - ,- - - • i • - - - —, 4, • - - i, - - - - -------•--- .- .... ' __.- DELTONA TRANSPORTATION CRISIS DISCUSSED (I to r) George Fawley, Alberta Coy, Dwight Hawkins, James Ragsdale, Barbara Goodard and Bronson Monteith (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) Deltona Trans it -- ,z'zi-,w ,J Orlando, was re-elected Jr, Oviedo, Peter S Hart!", secretaYtreasurer. Da vid Is Palmetto Also J C Hut also the -erat marI.g('r th'2 iui z. suwr.r8 association. Kast.ner, Sanford Harold E new district directors Kemdall Jr, Goulds, R R e e y are John I Kinard, Homestead, L A Whitworth, Pompano Beach, Mas"rs, Hastings, Tony Cola B Streetman, Vero Rosbough, Immokalee, Roy Beach 0 D (Buddy) Huff, Vandegrift Jr, Canal Point, McIntosh, and Dan P McClure, and George H Wedgworth, Bradenton Belle Glade Serving as hold-over district Alternate commodity directors are: Richard T. directors elected were: W. H. Alger, Homestead; W. D. Buss, Belle Glade; Joseph M. Barbleux, Leesburg; J. W. Cerniglia, Lake Worth; W. Rex Beardsley, Clewiston; John W. Clonts, Oviedo; James D. Evans, Oviedo; Kenneth W. Colbert,, Oviedo. -. I -q £ ____ B) NETTEEIThU)3 HeraldCorrupondent . IT $ Survey Underway I - George Fawley, owner and Operator of the DeLand I3i Ragsdale explained that The questionnaires were M,ackie 4 is anxious to he.p distributed by James Ragsdale, of Dltona assistant director mikiln the bus which and Community United First Florida Grows present only stops at Deltona for Ow Mackie Brothers Miami ••••'••I Office, at a meeting in United Merrimac Street and Lombardi The Marine Bank of Punts Gorda became the 32nd Methodist Church Streets, does not serve the member of United First FIorda Banks, Inc., when it opened continuation of bus service. second or third areas no Its doors for business on 3ept 26 The new bank is the multiThe meeting attended b nsompletel) built bank holding company's first in€znber bank In Charlottemore than 80 i n terested citize County and is United First Florida's second entry into the of Deltona, DeBary and Orange Stating that he was aware of rapidly growing lower west coast region of the state. City, was called by Dwight Aubrey B. Campbell is the President of the new Bank, Hawkins, Deltoria, recreatiorial the inconveiiience to be wiftut tr!rt.Lcnu.n,, C Keflnth W K!mmT!y is Vice Predent and Edrd E. tiirwr. car or Is unable to drive, Phmriey is the cashier. All three men have had considerable Ragsdale said the bus line , banking experience and look forward to the challenge of cannot afford to continue establishing a financial institution that will meet the needsof i rm serving the area If more riders th e expanding populati on of Punts Gorda and surroun ding do not use tk buses. communities. The bank was capitalized at $1 mdlion and is located In its own building that was built specifically to meet th crteedsof th ebankat3l4laylorSlreet,PuntaGorda, N Therefore Ragsdaleand Florida. Hawkins devised the Frank Smathers Jr., President and thief Executive Ofquestionnaire to determine how fictr of United First Florida Banks, Inc. stated that the new many persons In each tousing ti Marine Bank was an important addition that provides the area would use the bus on a holding company with access to another one of Florida Mining & Materials regular basis, what hours, and Corp. (NASDAQ-FMMC) has where they would need to go. i' growthmarletsthat previously had not been serviced by named Paul S. Glilirn Director rou pof Environmental Affairs. This new staff position has been created due to the Company's Hiqn Increasing involvement and concern over environmental LAKELAND - Total sales of frozen concentrated orange problems and the establishJuice in the June-July period amounted to 69,000,000 recon. merit of proper solutions. Mr. stituted gallons, the third highest volume ever reported to the Gillan is a registe&'ed Florida Department of Citrus by the A. C. Nielsen Co. This professional engineer, and has -4, was 14 per cent greater than in the same period last year and been a division manager for represented the strongest increase in two years. Florida Mining & Materials The strong trend also was noticed in dollar sales, which for Corp. fifteen years. soared 12 per cent ahead of last year, with the total of also listed as the third highest volume reported by T. E. Bronson, President of Nielsen. Price f or six ounces of frozen concentrated otage the firm, explained that "Due to Juice has remained virtually unchanged for almost two Mr. Gillan's operational and years, with the current figure of 23 cents down fractionally In professional background and recent months, experience, he will expertly The popularity of the 16-ounce container was reflected In represent 11or'da MinIng & the report that the 35 per cent gain in volume over last year Materials Corp. in torepccsentcd the strongest increase for any SZC. Additionally, vironment.al mat'ers." As a the 16-ounce container claimed 14.1 per cent of the total share member of the Corporate Staff, Of frozen concentrated orange Juice sales. Mr. Gillan's office will be located In the corporate offices at 13132 Central Avenue, Poe Income Up Tampa fi"i'5 r - Company, who has threatened DELTONA—A survey is to discontinue service after Oct. being made in the Deltona area 31, was present at the meeting. to determine transportation The bus line now operates to needs of residents and learn lilt and from Deltona Plaza to will be feasible to continue bus DeBary, Orange City and service within the area and to DeLand. downto'in DeLand. '''" Reg. 9.99 -- It:! i. r1 Sterchi's Sets Record - Sale 4 I . - _______________ ' 59 - , .- C. A. Terrell, President, Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc., discloses that net sales for the first half of the fiscal year .,V ended Aug. 31, 1973, where $15,687,892, reflecting a gain of 10.91 per cent over th e cut-responding period last year, thus establishing an all-time record for the 85-year old home I '-'c'" , member banks located in 16 counties with total deposits at June 30, 1973 of $1.2 billion The Miami and Tampa based holding company currently has an additional 13 banks inL various stages of regulatory completion that could rblse toti1 of member banks in the holding company with the addition of the DeLand bank to 45, if all are successfully consummated. - Ot5!3 t31-sftrc - - - 11th largest cotnty The bank was organized jnlg63 and bad *2 9 mlllk,n In deposits at June o, The terms of the agreement call for an exchange of stock that '.venH rrcn!t in EI.'lir,d's stock1- ldcrs reccl'ing, at current market values, approximately $6.7 million of United First Florida Banks, Inc common stock C _ _er ll y Uml!ed F4.7-1 F4 Reg. 5.99. Sale 3.99. One Coal Acrylic Interior Lalx or Non-Yellowing Latex Semi-Gloss Acrylic Latex in 10 ready mixed colnrs Easy to apply, tools clean up in soap and water [ - - '' - \ • . -r -.' - - ---------- -- ew F ills nj .7 - •'--1 -, .• " --- - -- :- - -- ' _____ ------' ---- — -: - _____ • - - — " P - ________ S -'-- -----'---'-'---=----- ' - • - - ____ - -. Tampa Exterior paint r - LA Master, Hastings, was Griffin, Elkton, L J Nobles elected president of the Florida Jr., Immoalee; Billy Rogers, Vi'vfzible Asst"-" " South Ba, in4 Vtr.'a -' today at the 30th annual con- Gibaomnon. ventlon of the Association at the Commodity directors elettd Diplomat Hot e l. Hollywood, were: Robert D. Apelgren, Fla Pahokee, C E Bridshaw Jr, Buford W Council. Ruskln, Orlando, Robert D. Butler, retiring president of the Deerfield Beach, Sidney 0 - I Local Growers Elected By State Association - / ' Save I JUiH5 Wendell Jarrard, Chairman of the DeLand State Bank of DeLand, Florida, and Frank &nathers Jr.. Guy1 ,uIjv zcvr of United First Florida Banks, Inc. soda) announced Jo intly an ngeement that the DeLand bank ,-tll become affiliated with United, a 32-member registered Florida bank holding company, subject to regulatory ap. pro'.al. • * The Del und State Bank Is located In Vnlusth - -iuie rezisian giass maker is peawmg his proauci. He might try to pass counterfeight bills though, and so the electronic devices are prominent. .S..L... aL.. _Ii uvu w upviaic uum we uani 5 UUL&w an, ts activated by the customer's bank card. Insert the card and a sign appears on the television screen: "Welcome to - nngs '- -. S im V4t PbPn lIhI..nvn.mlnh• un1 , "W. .. ... ... Need itb said that t1* banks want your money these days, even if they are reluctant to part with theirs in the form of a UU ciJ Jj V Lc% - t l i tGf ., * -4 F one-. roat \' : DUH - ,Ye z -X 4 uarantee'i PIN - -' StS' ___ -p I bank, where our customers like the way we work for them." The customer then raps out his request on a device similar to a toth-tone telephone. He might want to m,ke a loan or pay a utility bill or add to his checking account, The TV screen displays the instructions, but If the customer bangles the Job a live teller appears on the screen. At the end of the transaction, assuming the customer performed an act deemed by the card to be legitimate, out comes his receipt or, in the case of a loan, the money. Inside, the transaction is automatically recorded in the bookkeeping system. The safe companies are here, too, and they have divershied their products to counter the sophistication of those who would do the bank in. The thief today doesn't necessarily use a gun, although a - grass witl Urn I • '-, 1 ---. _ ;;c r4 '0 \\ patterns hare leg pant and two-button shape! JCk('t Mpn° cizis 3--t Page 18 rr home mortgage? And they are willing to try almost any enticement, including high interest rates, to get it. The assortment of premiums on display seems to suggest that If competition by interestrate faUaand to some extent it might have the banks will be fighting furiously with premiums. Mere weeks ago some banks thought they had a great thing in their 'wild card" CDs certificates of deposit unrestricted by rate limitations. But then they found a good deal of the money came not from the outside sources but from the passbooks of their own depositors. The future of retail banking, and to some extent of society too, Is demonstrated by the large number of automated, selfservice devices that might reduce the bank's overhead, the customer's wnitln line —rnd provide personal service. - Bargain Sect*I Qfl paint. Reg. $60. I3la:r .u't of Dacron polyester double nit Patch flap pockets shaped jackets and flare pants in handsome 38 .$A CHICAGO (AP) You might see your banking future m the displays at the McCormick Place conventi on center here, The American Bankers Assoclat!on is holding its annual meeting, and what do you suppose they've attracted? Racks of dishes and silverware, displays of stuffed dolls, trays of jewelry. There are Btbe salesmen and salesmen of hand-lettered scrolls, and a manufacturer of chimes and carillons who wants banks to ring in the nation's bicentennial. The Christmas display companies are demonstrating how, with holly and wreaths and candy canes and trees, a bank can transform itself into the spirit of Santa Claus. Christmas ts a time for spending, they say. A grass seed company is urging bankers to offer "horticuitural premiums," the suggestion being that the depositor's t h i'l Iat x e Reg. S80. A perfect suit for year round wear, it s Dacron' polyestc rjnijhfp knit In fact,.:' left-awl to V $4o5 Wide Premium Array Displayed A AtAmeric n Bankers Annual Meet -- - - -- e,a-2 Pos on - i ' ' l .'I11_ -' '- - - g Save lnol. ,%. OJ - boy' s N uOr - paiamasl - ben- '• - r RtoR1/HoJsc J Sale 240 R e q. 2 3 Uaflnf!I pajama Sale 459 Reg, 5.75. #400 pct. K4el Polyester broadcloth in an assortment ssorimen;of handsome prints. Sizes 8-18, '• stzs $4 Sale ---; - t-: --- t•- ;.' 4, : Forr'-' - - f 18 req 4.98 Sate 4.00 '*• fr-- A •'4 &1 Reg. 4.98. Long steeye ski style pajamcs for sc ioolaqe tiys Oynt mO(fcrytic in SIZeS 811' e Sale 41g, Re;. 7.49. One Coat Extnrio, Lali,* No primer netpded on PICViOuSty pimled surfaces dries to touch in about 20 minutes In white only ,' enney We know what you're looking for. CHARGE IT AT SANFORD P?AA PENNEY'S: Open 1 0 04rn. 'til 9:30 o.m. Mnndav thna Stirv csrn hsit Lim a gumajiteed 0.751,10 twi IAN Savings Certificates We know. The "numbers game" everyone's playing with Interest rates gets to be pretty confusing. But when you wade through all the rhetoric and look at the facts. the fact is that a $5,000 savings certificate at First Federal of Seminole is the safest, surot, most profitable investment around. So if you have 15000 or more to invest and can let it work for you for a minimum of 30 months, come to First Federal of Seminole and raise your earnings to .i \'.hppnc 675 pd When h,_-.;d 1 0 maturity, the effectiv 2 rate becomes 698 pct. - - Poe & Associates, Inc. (OTC) reported a 25 per cent increase in net income for the 9 months ended Sept. 30, 1973. !H.venues rose 22 per cent to $1,558,408 for th e perkx as "compared with 11,218,789 for the first 9 months of 1972. Net Income was 078445 or 1.28 per share as compared with 223.282or $.22pershre for the sameperiodin 1972. Poe & Associates is a Timpa-based firm engaged in the narkettng of property and casualty tnsara'ce with emphasis On commercial customers and offers specialized coverages members of various state and national assoeiatlo,s. Florida Mining & Materials Corp. operates a network of 45 ready-mix concrete plants throughout central and north Florida; limerock, gravel and sand mining operations in Florida and south Alabama; and prestressed-pre,ast cmcr'te product plants throughout central and north Florida, FIRST FEDERA F SEMIN LE Sanford • Oviado • Longwood • Winter Park • Orange City 0pntng Soon .1 L-4' �___ ________________________________________ _______ -__________________ ___ ____ _______ ___ ________ - _____ ____ __ _ ______ ______ I- ___________________________________________________________________________________________ __ I ' _______________ r B> [,O'h'Lfl C H %tJDER Copley Ne% crvkc ba fl rs K Relaxed deposits, optimism. en fil a slump. This is — - - CHICAGO (AP) th the preliminary hours th e 9&b an. nual cw,vention of the American Bankcrs Association, the ' _____- .. . .4~_ . But whether they accomplished anything except meet friends and otherwise enjoy theinwIvEs !q the fustmied bal1rooiiu and some cri ti cs maintain that con%entIons aren't meant to accomplish much more their attitude didn't reflect the condition of the Industry. The issues are urgent, and few Americans realize how Involved they are. Banking is, in its own peculiar financial way, as important to ordinar; citizens as the oil company - _~ - 1 - 4E - . ,& __ __~_ - _________ , _ ____ - - V~ r _______ F___. 0 4 . _ . 0r - .- upon wch the) depend i A home mortgage is to them a somewhat worthless intsnent today. Thy buy money at 10 per cent and then lend *tflp.r,.* L,k U'J Lw.. OU can go hlghi.r' - _. I . --.-- 1. __ T / -I go' _____ 9A.. / __ A- I. ___ = i .k . X . I Awk ~1_ - -- wl~_ -- = . - A . _ F '" ________________________ ____ of tW Sanford Sears store. Tickets are available from any Lion or at U door. Otter fund raising projects of . - f - Alw 7 , ~_-_-. That's an Immediate, and for thousands of families, a very . _. - . w- a - _- ~ ~I_ i of ' " .IJDL t . ne binks are up against what they consider w9air re- - d4tricttons. Some of them would just ar soon let Interest rates 1-.'' ' Tind their true market price, instead of seeing them held -. uidtr control b the 1' ederal Reserve the Federal Deposit Li -- [LC (t itiu' hat*1 'tr-- r"r' - I .- . - - .-- -" - VIt Ut t*RltL - ntil ha -------. -. ' '. . " - win ,rnt,ur an year Cnrer west rate advantage, would howl and' 17A The reason , they maintain, * Is that the banks ha%e moved I wfinto their territp,ry with "nying card" rates, or rates free o( hmitatian on funds left for four years or more The two in. stitutions are fighting for tud. Those aren' t the only industHes in which bankm are sideTed intruders. StocK brokers think the bankL are intionally eToding the torms of the Glaw-Steagal,l Act, - - w'-ach since the mid-193( has separated investment from . ~ t." ---, - _ - z_ =_ . - (1fu't Ctcs mpnmn vn e w - X Ray s a uppr!assrne: L, . a V %i a — __ . ._ • - ..- ' M __ - 4r o_w F = %A/II A tru tvt - .1' ' '. )eMn - " ___________ V HWY 17-92 . T a-f Sou th " ' I West - MOTELS Dougherty, first vice president - 4 L I ii 11 A.M.-2 A.M. a physiology and biophysics at AMERICAN EXPR ESS-DINERS CLUB-CARTA ____ Tappan, ~ " ., .1 .,.- YOUR rnj,, STE . __ H.IS - - WITH the stork ww~ * .1lolding companies to dive:say into other areas? Md that Mew Shipment ._:~~ ngs up sell araher altuadon that coj .ZvfTyone- The ebarters of . thaw holding cocripanlei permit , Ipnb to do a lot more Um banicing. They &re hgo le"n 24ind Wura. mand data Ovceming and fwtwing aM Mo. Carefree Living! Durable, Rugged according to Spear & Staffs belic!-not>t a conv iction-th,t the Federal Reserve Board is beginning to loosen up on the I 7 , I I i I 1 matchs)d I 6 0~r_l 60000or ", SPICE - dramaytzed by deep groon 1/4 4 c oodpan panrn 1 '4 Rriulaf P-,cv LIBERTY - PfOYOCIS thill 1*14 CtW6ctv and appe#hN charm of this nch Affwfkan wood to- louc_*,wm of forn%aii-ty and elegance in your horm. 1/4"x 4'x 8' 1- i;i; - __ relay, entertain. work or play . . leisure . I 1~ 4 - i * I'~ IIVIfl9 3 . 0 40 i se r vice ind predicts earnings around nstitutional food product line... — i .)tlf fully diluted txtsi3,'compared with $1 65 In 1972 Walker's Newsletter tells of ' t. ; I I THE 197374 -- -a 4Mm I _____ P ~ i zi -- ; ~~, $__ Tr , _~ , ., 111i it I 4 I , _ 77 llw -_ 0 - ~ ~ *1*1;._ _____ -- -_ - ' - - - T . 1. - _~ __ - =~ - ~ _- - _11~!L4~1~ r .:--- ---- . - ,- 79 4 . . -=- : '~ _________ "TP, 1P = I - ^ — lr,~ I - . altached seat cushions filled with 4 - Lr - -- - - OF BLACK OR OLIVE I - 1 ,'_~ C ~ I I %001 Paddles : 369.L / LI ~ 1 - Locks, Repair Kits ___ I k 1. Z The GREEN , - U 1 ~30r Bu on Stercti: Cvnvf-i1!L?r,t Credit ro SU no one irrro R Lt.QPU qoc unrtr MON. THRIJ 5AT.8A.M.. P.M. I_ EANORD,FrA, PH________ N m aourH-3 LAftGtST OUAUTY - 153°5 LOUNGE CHAIR $10995 SWIVEL ROCKER $11995 I FREE DELIVERY -- __ i --- - r-. ; i i 't I MIT__ 11, ~_ - - - =_ t - T IF i - - - t_ 1. - ~ 4W_ ~ - ;6r, - A~_ _____- - - . ~ . it - _. - — __ i LA __ N PA • 418 PANEUNG 4ntn Imponed Lawn Mahogariv corns In 4hl. nvdiurn of daft IV II G ~~ *4*8 VINYL 1 MINAT[D Prefoished 4mm *4 pan * 4 4 t - ______ - ; -~ ~;V- I4EIRLOOM BIRCH 819 HAZE TEAK Sconys peng ovsdid th a - - CHAMPAIGN BIRCH GOLD WALNUT w FROST TEAK adhs. Of colored GREEN B' Haood ._i - - FlUSTIC HIGHLAND BIRCH PLANKED ELM - *8 NATURAL VINUR - if 11 I = ~ _______ 1. _______ - ---. o, W°'' installation, - _____ -_____ ___________________ ____ Sale, Price __ 699 - CLASSICRUSTICWAL$IUT 99 - 1111111111111111111111111 12.99 6' ' W I/ / PrION 3227953 I i I most any panel 1ki/11.1 ("llibi S. ('entrill Ehl. Chimile ,gi !a,uti! t' a MACCO LIGUID NAILS - A coosituction adhaive defT11 S. N , ,-f ,'/ 4 / 1~~_~ I / / I FAMILIES - _; : ,m3 I& me k604 Of ii _j_- - Fils nsi h4es and cf IN!, - W 1"M ICOW - ~/ L UYS — 25 — FOr tOWM4010ft C0 WS RAW RA-4 Ill I'll _____ -- ci r PUTTY PENCILS ,mmrrnrT 1(10 FRENCH AVE ____ SANFORD 1. ____ to match moit my pefunitd Ili 1 IRI!'At'T117 30 - IF PANELING ACCESSORIES ~`~, n ~ ~,~J L tl,01,0 1he 1"'ll't, )., V JU 1~"u L-C t,,~?v! I i -k,il AOMISSION8YMEMB(RSHIPONtY 11) J I fill - -- . -. - -A, 11.X 11'1~ - The Ctilt, Pi)rlers ,,,,,. tt ,r _____ _ 1IC3FRENCH AVE I - J* b3UIIIUI CO'OfS . SINCE lose , -- — - ~I i/ia 0 KffW&Mr.W - Terms! 1W__1 I .11, / - i II I STUDENTS 16 ADULTS lI Rafts HiavyRubberized Nylon, Pcrman2nt Oar _ __ _ t _ - ILLr with sophist i cated designs and coioi 40111~ ..1r,1114%181-'11-V-, I) I § F U FI€uIatF'rce -v~#w.b, I .wenunth f 1-4 %nd Mrmlwft I --- I _____ v )-i 5 - - . / - - CHOICE - I L -S ; Se,son Fromises TaB. One Of The Most Excitina Schdulu 01 Attroctions W . $19995 a ,T,r ___ ____ MI Z - * -- ered in Iona Iachnn atf I vinyl 'Jt 1k 2 v . __ I " _,*,~~_~ / Co I . I-I __----- __ -- T LIGHT MEDIUMOfOARK FINISH Senllllok' -k " 4-L - z - 'r rl - L_ X_ - - 11 V . -i I =_1 . ________ q~ 7 ,~ ", A % `- - - --- 40 -' -; - __ ___ - ,. -1 n ---- i 4 _ f of "ad it _____ a _ - V - I (- lrw~ _ - ~d 1 _________________ i I I - .~ _- , -=- . ~_7:_ _%!;~ o, lk% --t i - instil h - brass _- --, - - . __ ____ - _ - %~-A OfmOrethafl3)OIflts(OlIOWIflg benefiting from technological - '' -/peci,al military.type valves on IIIs -- of bull inarkeLs- its f1r5t antitrust defeat.,. _ I - 48 5-79 fast-food industry shou I,n^- cf%, r=. --,4-- I- national Cori). beLmn a diver. Kidder, Peabody & Co. say. sification program in 1959 and Also, Clorox is said to be wok its present name in early , 9 - __. " .I I*- . I I t'- _jl stridt? I"St's twO-sessiOn Plunge outlook for Us bulk ocean during carefi:~? leisure hours Spacious furniture 1 Li cJm'Lrl ai aj cue It hac aU the feitures 'o im'ortunt for today ~ -, I . >, - I - ?-.,-,,,,,, , f lim Expansion of Martin. s role as supplier to the Utilities, a Canadian utility Brower' 1 1% . and stiff formality is oii. Pertct for the famtiy room where you have e freedom to Invasion of the Am miew domestic market by fome, a," be-Ins, c -, iurv d a Lu1nutte. and thu-i s a fceI1n' kre they -might seek r estrictions on this "unfair competi tion." I I ' ~_; K-k 579 1% ,es 10 I f ~_ - Sale Prka stellar performers during Q ~~4 g,- -..il , 4 I . - -7, ~11___ k'~,.__ tplr. yeto rnnmr- lip, v- slons of sun-splashed Mediterranean Villas where comfort's In the gous V! / . , 1 - The ; ~ II - I , _______ Ai : ~ r_.*, - I I ~~ 4ft-.v I A study commIt, for example, ls study I I _*,_-., . . . ones making all the noise are the ones who do not to compete,"said Eugene Adow, American Ban .Association president. "It's as simple as thaL11 I 1 i __ :! L.1~~ I 71wt &me holding compp.ny regul.ation that permits com. _m"cial banks to enter investment benking can be exercised in other related fields. Some hu -4ant I I I - I lat' .1ity mutual funds will be -_ Ill , ~~ , ! k:~- I " ~ lI OR Chicken In Choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread & Butter • I - choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread& Butter ' scotty-s P . . . EVERY FRIDAY EVERYTHURSDAY - - i th 5th)sof tight discounted . will move slowly at first in money apparently bit. the stock market was &ble t.-I Grouping is perfect for the -itaLffil 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 (5)Deepl y decline . ibI bonds COIflfl)en ts . securities ; Just Arrived I -. - I' 1/4 4 8 greater percentage of prict very sharp rally in Ole money I fewer bank.s have come to control more and nwe assets. ` Tflere are 14,11M emnmerclal banks. Some '.,6W holding ,,-om- Iliff I ~ -i70-1 of Uhmn. Moreover, they ct.ntroi two`-' -_____ ..- I_I. bit hut in 'eneral tho a out of the s)stcmn prompted a — Hwy. u_2ij Mi. Wii$, Of lanford - Sanford's Newest & Finest - a darap cth. Random gtooved with , ORIENTAL - W ar- br,~,&n tones h-jh:jjr1.t an etct,c range will slightly lag the glamors in markei action. but almost always join as their group develops strength; (4) complete atifaut-fda ct: it-ofl) previous attempt.6 to take funds /I S - R evolving Chaf g* pion Ph.323-VIA __________ A factory PRE11NISHED HARDBOARD rentered on the Fed's placement of a sizable order for Treasury bills, thus adding funds to the banking system. .1 eere URNITURE, INC. ____________ WAKE UP exciting profit potential during i i i i i 'l ", i ios I perform very well. offerun - Fri 10.7 - - Underlying IN, J " glamor stocks, but will continue se longer; (2) high-grade growth stocks will BLANC-BANKAMERICARD Mon. Thru7hvi ' I I -- - characteristics. (1) During earl) phases, .'ue chips will be ,i FREE REFRESHMENTS ETC. Shop Out Of the congested area-Store Side Parking ' categorizes some bull market —Weaccept8 major credit Cards— They said it opens the w.iy to 77he metlwd was described as A pencil-thin X-ray bewn "precisely defining and offering special powers for pam" through a 11shce" or locating such disorders as diagnosing brain disordm. plane of the Old of MOTEL, RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 323- tax-es having four times more automatically on a television Georgetown , explained Its I Di . V r1 * WV Radio Personality 12 Noon Ti13 P.M. - truibs E)iGiogio Corp producing about 11,000 precut housing packages a bull market? Smart Money, . the Vale Hirsen publication out PRIZES _______ . 11 $109 ('.s hat uu.0 yuutseil muariiet pj.a Come out and meet Tom Clark - WLOF No Purchaw Nceiury) Choice of Two Vegetables. Hot Bread & Butter this year, up from last )-ear's 1 The de%e!opel-s said the new tional X X-ray 'icw- of an part Robert Led!€y,aprofessorof FREE ' " EVERYTUESDAY ___ 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK is at Seminole Jack Jr CAT OCT 13 Oct 13 Dollars Worth of Adobe, a subsidiary of leader in the builling suppi siness to licensed contractors The Hght bulbs come six to a and is soon to open its first e and are available from rctail operation in Boca Raton N?C and . LOP! LYNEWSSEIt'V ICE.. . Restaurant Its de-velopem, headed by Dr. .. Y the brokers; %liat will be IKt for us if tbete giants - m1ave ir. on our function, wthch is to educate and promote and -,Sell Mlam In American Industry? How can we eckrnDete WM I -. :: _. Observers Say Market T' Is Rea dy ForBu ll Ti i me Pfr' .r, nfr r d THE #EST - Lounge body and said it's expected to The technique, • employing a prototypemodelhassofarbeen 3, provide unprecedented ac- special scanning device, is built, at a cost Oi, •w ; C' UB PLAI7T tin (z) zRtn £ AV £ I S i'. ?~4*:*-,~_ " I 4) ON LAKE AND POOL SIDE VIEW The device utilizing the . -Rw Georgetown University suen clo ts, trauma (injuries), cysts, method is called the "ACTA tist3 today announced develop- strokes, and improperly healed Scanner" - The "ACTA" ment of a new, computerized bones" without risk to the meaning "automatic computmeUwd of X-raying the human patient. erized transverse axial." only a I ;vommErcW binkers not 014 selling stock the:se days, .but are promoting dtdr activities. They are right, and the t~Munerrlal bank.ers caril veq well deny it. They are ad,. - - . -r -__ = 11_5_1i__~ :__Wt~ z= _- ____ • '' II $ * : <Y ENJOY YOUR MEAL WASHINGTON (AP) - tumors, hemorrhages. blood technique provides X-ray pic- of the bod' y and display U= progres3.7U bags of catAy art, availabl:! from any meniber. - Are Aiding Medico cvracy" for medical diagnosis. designed to produce cross4ec- — URW LUU Debbi e ICe Woodward) Photo N -- - omr. * . ''"° 1 - a a utrr tn =. I __ FTIJ students,-some new — members attend nearby community colleges !'!!%C u' with w -,at tey coiiuvr cvn more severe urn- Say, in order to survive. __ campus after taking the oath administered b Maj. Bennette E t a- The S& have fractional percentage point advantage because th ey e a segment nf th e thr if t which . - pieans that their existence is predicated on the tss;umption they will attract me) and pass it onto icnebuers en . ~klnkers will agree the S&Ls have done their job well. - But the area between S&Uq .. and commercial bailks is blurr~jng. Some savings and loan associations and mutual savings banks want e ri o ma e consumer oana a checks, which they are denied doing now. They must, they - : EAGLFS NEST - - Brand new tr.embers of the Air Force ROTC unit at Florida Tech Univetsily -24 krong A -make their tint formation on -. ' . V_-V . . '(' ii . - , for Hundreds of ontla>, r--- u BRAND NAME FURNISHINGS THIS WEEK (ENDING 1IJIIW ?iI.L Over Counter '- I AT SALE PRICES Al need of vision care and whose parents can not afford it. Ilelp is given without regard to race, Adobe Building Cen te rs, Inc., color, or creed based Ofl . . __. percent, and well have money to lend to you.,, . - - nort,, th'h indwl s i iji i has httii of children in Ui faiiitl> 1IiIoween candy for (rick or the national Over-Theeatandtheyearround1Ight Cou nte r .xange lirir the . children Ii a;, h . , - QUALITY -- 50 The Sanford club aids school the sig to a years for dinners at All Souls ____- - WER E - ACQUAINTED to help statewide foundation, Florida through it SPi local school children lions Founda!ion for the BlirA, about 100 conservation activities of each year to have a the club arranged for major club. professional eye examination surgery for one Sa nf ord boy. He Cooks1ortheapagW dinner and ts needi complete restorative glasses. 1caloptome is participate by extending a surgery on c,ne eye as he w Club president-, and Carlos reduced fee to the club, thus uorn without any tear ducts in Raines. Immediate enabling the lions to help more that eye, In this case th-.president. Both are well*nown surgeiry and hospital bill will be children. i 1' w. 'T ___________ ; - er Sanford Civic Center on Oct - A Alk.- M~ ,l /Jb LETS from 4-8 p.m. to benefit sight . 9 V ,- i 1 P K __ --.-.z-,; . I - - hold a spaghetti dinner In the - .1 - _r __ ___ -. E -_'-I i4 mmw-, :*TAW "__ it!' 7 - The Sanford Lions Club will _____ - ~~ Pf _I Mk "' r e past jj 7 - ___ J ____________ - - ,~~r ;,%" _; .,.-- Zi=_.-57! -, =~ . I— -jF 1 V Mortgages? Don't talk about them to commercial bankers. W T r I i ~A6~~ 1AY =9 PM ) THRU SATURDAY TUESDAY .- 1 - - S t ns will also be available at the program alone The club has also pledged $,O00 to the heW dinner r those a SahratlonArmy's building fund, want them Sight conservation Is the and recently pa id its second e nde',or of the Lions $1,000 P8Y1Thnt By JANE CASSELBERRY County Editor _ , ----- __ C I = X_ i~_# _____ i -\ L _7 -- _ Dancing . T_ "0_06 ~ - _________ 1Ti_______ ___ - - T - - - Surveying market watchers, been in a building phase for six down. ~_ a a L~_._ _ _ - - I _iI LAW- e. - _yt I -. I .- __*M0C!# ~~_S_mw i . _,* --- , A _SA~; -_~~A -1 - ; W~! _-~r-, * ,. - .- " r .. ", ~ 5, - ' i or -_________________________ __________ Sanf d L o Spag hett'l iD __ - r atmosphere was deceptively relaxed. Most of the 12,000 I %___ - -. 1, attendees were at receptions, parties, cifters -or before ) ~ ~ Ml51lffiMNW3__ ,. __ -_ more anal>sts are StiflL' a lung '%ould pour into high pa>Irnz inL III' lht m b" c get sonic troiig u Idence of iiiurith I hate to behie e re hull market ahd'M ceriificates of bonds moves up in anticipation of a a new bull trend. It is not an anomaly. Many and Treasury bills, and back good econom) two or Lhree Said lzIrr) Wachtel, "Money managers are Casual watchers of the analysts consider a downturn or into the market qunrrs ahead, or down j president resrch, & waiting for the peaking of i market are no doubt confused, even mild recessi on as a bullish The stock mnarkct is seldom a anticipation of Ipture bad news. Co., "The over-all market (crest rates and I think the 10 AU the economic signals point signal The slowdown would good judge of the state of the The big questjon is this latest bo ttomed out in May and June DCI cent prune is a significant to a downturn in the final have the effect of pulling down c"onomy rally just an intermediate rally The i quarter of 1973 and well Into interest rates intl 'lir" in Aug , but teak Certificate of deposit (onsider right now the in bear market, or is it a I'm talking about broader rates are going down The etlonomy is boorning and the signal of a prolonged bull averages, Where there was real economy is slowing down and Yet the market spur ts up the The lowering of Interest rates niarket, until the last two days, market' carnage But the market bus the nwiket would like it to Iow last two days more and Would mean that le&s illoney has tx, I T ____ Market Watchers Are 'Confused d ________ I I I ittrcy, Oct. 11, The Sanford Herald , I __ Wpate ___ HOURS: 7'30-5'30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-4:00 SATURDAY home builders supply SALE PRICES GOOD OCTOBER 12 thru 18 - �L •_.:•,L• — -- _-_. r I 4 D-- lflen1ord_Herald Thursday, Oct. 11, 1973 * A 4w soak -the-poor market scheme? e A H Ca rlton Smith Me stock, and eventualls' selling a stock has to make a pretty chase or sale. plus a it. since one has to sell to respectable gain before the sum, each varyi ng fixed Brokerage COflth)5.slons With the rcahl7e a profit oda Iotkr can even pay for size of the order are up again With fit it on t he cm ill investor I Who hu and 'sell his ticket of admiss-ion. Oil;%( k I flts oz 111ud Plus ctwhke to Lots ht'c than 100 ilter t h at ca n he bt"r count S100 t 7fI 20 ;ng ht proldc ca ll him on S treet" S GAO 499 w ay s relitivetv high Consider next a 0$3ock. At r t b l ush it souhds a Mock. 00 c Buying 20 The odd-hotter buying 20 the l ittle U) 1 IS getting ¶ stock priced at S1i shares pays a roundtrip fee break. for Except that on stocks pric• In (he — ' lower ranges (the dollar a share, forexample. under of 7 per cent._Buy a $3,0DO amount of a purchase OF the former rev schedule you round lot, and your fee, as a said, present cominis..ions paid $2180. Now it's $23.98 percentage, is cut in half. - will sed by 10 per fl [ li e amount,in- ol tt IS a bove .i UVU (lit ' If that sounds like a son k the- rich plan, though, you Doi As The Sanford Horaid Increasing Pr ices PERSONAL FINANCE Ak ___ - a big enough slice of the investment, no doubt. to make many a little wonder if he shouldn't just keep his mont-Y in the bank. Slove up to a $7 15 stock and (hi round-lot Cu. is1ust on und er per cent VIIII1C iCOuti ,ot 41 per- cent. ed at 47-7,18 or higher, the Bracelets i!1' (1 I' - nng Resisrance 7 — \# News me time is install carriers famovs central air Cat-Otis" buyers hasn't demonstrated it. during the second quarter of die about ec-mornic conditioits." self s ell sharply to 'late, but nttitu- year, inflation reduced it to n As consumers retreat from surveys show that many effective rate of 1.5 per cent, the market pkee they are exly Alnericans have had their fill of formula you now add 10 per Earningis of production worl.. pected to tid) up !heir pers-mal spending for the time being and ers in August rose 7 per cent financial conditi ons. Expected cent on transactions 1w U, S 000 15 per cent from S 001 are now prepared to sate over it year earlier, to $3.92 an to be most noticeable Is i Un (o $300,000. Such forecasts in the past hour, making weekly earnings dency to repay debt arW build Commissions on othi lots, sometimes have Lad an uncan- C $145.43, about $9.27 g er I litrilermil Fri 4"lity b"t to ce" maximum comtnisslon per round lot is $65. To the Corn- REGULAR AND KING ,,flt M (Is', ALL POPULAR BRANDS i 1II SOUMERN J AIR I, fl U . 0FSAHFt.)iD 'NC 100 H. MAPLE AVE. PHONE 321 831! IChoose --' — . that is, buying tle i CARTON $ 9d& Service Display—buy as many A IA tir L ALL price or aurnission is too high. u eMUt - Buftw,ice as man), shares, 40, - after-tax inectine has risen to On transactions involving carry a commiss- on not twice about 15.5 per cent. While this '6, or i 8 per figure isn't unusual, It is con. 100 shares or more. the Com- -is la~rge, but $33,6 With fees taking that much, dollar amount of tne pur - liir;p,.I D NEwsI'Al'iiI A%LALL POPULAR,, 100's-40 - rows e wv _ __ Ar G Us Guns - - By EINECOLON'NEIIJ pills, saccharine vitamin Copley News Service Ci'eti'ozen tablets, bouillon cubes, two richest nation In the world. average ho4ital are there as a IdealLun, witnesses testified. dozen eggs, dry milk, peanut Mary's plight seems in. result of malnutrition. For many of the senior W:th thc ;ing eost of (nd buttcr, bcara, coii&titv1, oat- congruous. But sle is only one -Inflation lsthe killer disease citizens, this is their second making things difficult for a meal and macaroni. of millions of the nation's poor of the aged,"said Robert Forst, time srountl with the struggle middle-classtarnily, how does a After those staple purfor whom the pinch of rising legislative director of the for survival, Frances Akerson, person thing on Social Security chases, which Insure that she food prices has become a National League of Senior a representative for several keep body and soW together? will have something to eat If a crushing blow. Citizens, senior citizens groups, said. For these people it no longer purse snatching or unexnecjed And she is better off than Not only is Inflation a killer of "This Is the generation that is a matter of cutti out expense drains her monthly many. Witnesses for senior the elderly in a physical sense, bore the brunt of the uxur Those were cut from funds, she Is left with 60 cents a citizen's groups testified that but the economic hardship It depression. They know what lies. their budgets before inflation day to buy meat, bread, some of the elderly poor has brought them has been a deprivation means. shriveled their meager fixed vegetables and fruit, forced to eat dog food because income even more. "You don't buy luxuries like they cannoi afford meat. There (Inc formula for a "survival coffee and tea. They are ex- are those who are reduced to diet" was given by Mary pensive and don't have any stealing the food they cannot Leonard, a disabled senior nutritional value. You are afford to buy. 4tizcnj C . ctitfui V.Vltuy pim yuur food, Most tragically, there are the ScngL C itar L.om. becate if . ou burn something those VIho die of malnutn Lion or rnittees Consumer Redress you have to eat it anyway," she diseases related to it. Dr. Hearings tr, Los Angeles. taid. "And you learn to utilize Edward Lenoski of the USCMary said that for a n)o.-3th's everything. You don't have any L.A. C*mty Medical Center food she bus 2 pounds of rice. garbage," testified that about one-fourth .. POWDER All brands YOUR SHOT 5.6, 7k ~, CLAY BIRDS ONESTOP We bui, sell, trade, layaway HU RRY H U RRY HURRY See Ji m or Joe ' : TheSportsSho .. ' SANFORD PLAZA OPE N TIL 6 P. M ., EXC E PT FRI CAY IlL 9 p M ' ' ' - £ 1 UL POLYESTER SIMULATED PEARLS THREAD 1 9AJI 1 $1 colon and whit. JSha*bO4W0F1I sPi /7 77 $TR.I patternsReq. 79 OSflfl5 Za •gs,u,I 4 .01. hidden diseases. "I would like to see the LOS ANGELES - No one program publicized, especially knows what brings on an in the ghetto areas, where epileptic seizure, people don't seem to know were about if the the bracelets. When they victim But wearing a Medic Alert bracelet arrive at the hospital '3 it would help the paramedic emergency room, they can team and the physician know present a real problem." what to do. The foundation provides a It also would protect the central directory of medical problems of its more than Public as well as the victim. When a man suffered an 400,000 members, who wear epileptic seizure recently in the special identification bracelets suburban Torrance courtroom, or necklaces. he had nothing on his person Engraved on the back Is a saying he was an epileptic, brief summary of the wearer's The paramedics rushed him disease and medication as well to the hospital where, as he as an emergency telephone regained consciousness, he number physicians can call admitted to the doctor that this collect for additional inwas his second seizure, formation, "An epileptic has to An identification number of relinquish his each piece of Jewelry said the piramedir. "That is corresponds to the number of a Probably the reason he was not W e containing the wearer's wearing a bracelet or medical history, which Is kept necklace," at Medic Alert headquarters. a There are Amcrican who suffer from The foundation has a staff of some sort ci hiddi disease 40 with emergency, personnel such as diabetes, epilepsy, working throughout the day. It heart condition and allergic., op'.ra tea on an annual budget of produced by penicillin and $700.000 with 80 per cent of the funds coming from the $7 other drugs. membership fee. The 11 these persons become III remaining funds come from and are treated with the wrong donations by civic groups, says medicine, they could die, Many persons with hidden Alfred Redder, executive diseases or special medical director. problems have a fear of suf. The funds are used mainly for fering an tittack while away educational programs. from home. Iersons 18 to 22 years old use Their fears are eased and Medic Alert more tiian any their proper care insured by otter age group. The second Medic Alert, an organization largest group of users are In with headquarters in Turlock, their mid-. Redder says the prepon. Medic Alert Is a nonprofit derance of young persons is an to group, started in 196, to warn Indication social s"r of physicians giving emergency certain diseases, particularly tleatiuent of the special needs epilepsy, Li diminishing. of the patient. This lummer at least 400,000 "We would like to see a wider persons, who have harbored a use of this program," says one fear of traveling alone or too far doctor working the emergency away from home, can hang ward of a hospital here, their fears on their Medic Alert "People with rare blood types bracelets and know wherever always should wear a warning they go they are pr.'tevted. £ V ki 1 0 I N F A *Bic225 void ttl& *Popular colors I I) Copley News Service LEAD In what is claimed to be the of the geriatric patients In the killer of their hope and PIP1C RST SHQPP'N Wear a Medic Alert bracelet or necklace 'S 4SI% %S.P PRIMERS All sizes Sen mjal"I tor l'ROTECT YOURSELF 0 0 By DiSdc!9& ab-1ed DRYER ,,..'. '.., SKVE $10 38" THURS. - FRI. . SAT. Energy Stocks Gain In Investor Interest 1'OI'LEY NEWS SERVICE i RBLESS CORDUROY Dfcr 45' wi de, Sol.d colors P.11ct for $#potates, WASHER Pe 100% Cotton 4 SAVEmgmaL C1l' . •--- aI F"°° ZU $ C94 1II —' -- W THURS. YD. FRI. j T SAj jurnp4.r., lockets Reg. $1.69 it 51' J1 W-11 7 t 100% crrn 45 W in ttylen a a Alt IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY '1 '- ow F SAN FOp n Sears i (l - MAE— I CENTERS .. - uRE) PRICE: EFFECTIVE 00. 12 1018 OPEN DAILY 9TO-CLOSEDSJN1')AY - COLOR $5 EXTRA PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER • - - Payment Plan ORLANDO SAWORD PHONE CALLS ACCE PTEiD Prices Include normal Installation and delivery urEasy - 27018 -• All Wic-09 Catalog sie Prices 1PLNECRESTCENTE1 77, combined with other factors. npu.g A.s% j' AM Ab All makes £ models ___ elf *.s -, Wall .1 per .I_ iii3 investment, in ckingmissions. than his more affluent cent of the $5,000 investment. col!eagui!& Cost.r, are c.31cu- They chomp 12 per cent off I from our 131g as you want. No limit , ' '. trip" SIZE • ' •. • Sk. 60V NEW YORK çAP Con1'erhaps the most iinpor. cording to Chase Mar.hattan suiner resistance to rising tantoftbeseother1actoristhe flank, which cornment.c: pricts is beginning to stiffen inability of mi;n workers to "For this reason, plus a host One sldcl) know n business nutnLin their buying poer of o'hers-ranging fro m ne consu't4nton economic ,flatters (oan Idrn Sachs, t& investment about the Amercan dollar to is forecasting a poor Christ- banking firm, notes that while interest rates, the il3ck market iIiLiS for retailers. disposable income rose at an and Watergate-the public has The growing cautiousness of annual rate of nearly 9 per cent turned decidedly pe'simistic More interesting is the C0i1 What it all amounts to is need only get out your pocket trast between the size of the that the smaller the transac fewer than 110 shares, are fly accuracy rating, and few than In august 1972. But higher The present savings r.tte Is bite on this little uy. and tion, calculator, and work figured on the snme percentthe higher the commisbusinesses are willing to ignore prices resulted In a 2 per cent about 6 per cent of Income and that on the more af uent in- sionasa what actually happens percentage of the in- ages for the same dollar- the findings The first decline n spending power. 'tStO who gives his broker a is varIou&'forcast to rise beterms of the Percentage vestment. The new schedule, amount ranges as above, hut A further erosion of buying Iween one 'rind two percentage sour profits going to tiro $5,000 order, for iro&1nd lot oi b design or otherVIlse, is the used 'plus is $2 li'ss k ness already are showing S,iOVIin, stOCit. kerae fees under the new a power can be expected in th po ints. In 1cilitreacheda pere clothing, urni Lire and going to discourage Liii' odd- while' there is an dditiunal P scheouhes. final quarter of the vir, accentage betv':en t' and 9. Theliuiegusfeehasbeeq loflers with little money to odd-lot charge, per share, of appliance sales. increased b ii 12-1/2 cents, ''rccntae spend. watch hrokvrs And don't ask what prof' l I .. Higher prices are listed as (Iuajntiv call "an eighth" tts That is not considered points, hue toe $5,000 With the formula below, etictotner pa y s on l yone only one ot the reasons i\mont gorht 1;1'40 utnJi Marl 11 I i Ut tfl101 t- LI U I tin ill 1)1 tlr I I 4 e 1jti I Ii 2u IIU I I I i t .t. 1 1k ia t' IOUSh tlJ J0 0 -A growin g burden of debt conmIssions, and mak e your stock 'works out to $1.0.t1, Lurn.s out, is required to fork The r:it'n . C)fllm1mnns for the round derision as to s.' h,ih, r iae q S rsr — Inrs. pt jf 1' ti 1p __A0b A L vlas ( Thiircrfav flrt 11. 197i—.Sfl - 32Lr,7I 'I "The recent broadening of investor Interest has been pretty much across the board, focusing on groups benefiting from capacity shortages in some commodities businesses, the rapital spending boom, the hugh demand for energy and the recent and prospective and pattern of interest rates." Argus Research Corp. states, "Many stocks in these rategorles a't' very well ituated and are likely to continue to outperform the Iwoami averages over the In. termediate term." Among suggestions Joy are Manufacturing, with its un. derground coal mining equipment and oil well equipment division; !.one Star Industries, a ceuwiit producer; to American Motors Corp., which could be the only auto company to report higher earnings in 1914 than in l93; ;uii4l Mwuufzic. turers Hanover Corp., a moneytenter bank whose borrowing CostS and l..4ing rates should II1OVC into •t more favoriblc b&antt. . From llornblow'ir & WeeksHemphill, Noyes comes this advisory on gold stocks: "Gold shares could drift somewhat lower over the short period, but would beexpectc-tito rise again, possibly to new htgha, in the next currency crisis. Therefore, those Inve.ttsrs holding gold shares should conUnu to retain them and begin to purch.pce more for longer-term uppredation." ASA Lti holds about 75 per cent of net ascts in ,tutli African j,,old mining shares and 12 per cent in (IiaInon(Ls. Institute Hesearc of America seers the International Moneta.r? Fund inet'Ung In Nairobi resulting In a standoff. IdA explains: "Europeans art' anxious to find more use for their unwanted dollars. Since they have given upon gold, Uy want more precise guldlines as to v mt the do!lai' is 'orth in the world's money and goods market. The U.S. goal jf a systemwithbialt-Ifladiustmenth reflects a fear of chronic deficits. = IPANA MOUTH WASH List 2.15 IIIAh? emvr LU COLOR PRINT FILMS P): Cj7! CE!'!TEP LXT TO A&P! . S ' _•_S — - II1IIP & sin HIGH 0 USEt �_____ 68The • 1. Sanford Herald Thursday, Oct. H, 1 - .. - . - . .- _ . . -- ,.- . --, -_ - • - - .-- - - •--•-•'• .-_".- 973 .. Real Life Figures Often Play Jq-k_~ A .^'N VA . sk A A 1% A A (C o • (( C ( C '. ~11 Whenever 11~ :" % - _____ I ____ Because consciously -1 consciously, ( he's dtpresslon, ( Wf"?"XY'V \./ ' j> ., Credietors Break : 'L 11, an - . 4 To A Fl. PLANTS -_ I Lovely - ButhYI A Living Bargain i _____ -- pupuhii i • Ui. 1ork ..ue-' - II Supn'' Louis tubirt h_n,J CMSELBERRY — l... I HIBISCUS 4.89 1.99i I V3 4d I * I I. I i a o ii LOIL UIt CONIAINtH) I CQMf MAN •. i '(I • .••. . . 2 ,1 2.30 '*991 gg, A. IJ WU.J MI4VI IIIIUI, ,,, ALL YOUN G TREES HEAT TREATED AND WEED FREE --EW GARDEN SEEDS OR FALL A SPRING GARDENS RE NOW IN. FLOWERS TOO anart 5y-lb-.2 Grin Gre#n up . I 3.951 ONE -, 40 lb PEAR CRYING: The milk Is not only "spilt"-ft's curdied, so quit feeling sorry for yourself. There a valuable !e n Ic be !eare b,-...w . t wou should never "file for divorce," hoping a map she loves will come to his senses. You- "ex" has a mean streak in him a mile wide. Why else would be call you the night before his marriage to tell you he would always "love" you, but be's marrying another? You may need a therapist to help you "get over" him, But get ever him, you must! I • . • RY! (A AY or v as a of -- 9 10 -- - - 13 — - - - - ____J __ ,*• '*. ,*' - - - 19 __ ::n 26 __ - ,• __ I 31 32 ____________ EVENING •JO i • off =. v ; store jl~ " -_ - -- NFIDENT1AL "HONEUN" IN NEN, MASS.: Ills motives are questionable. Tell him IS he's t."ybg to pa11 the wool over your eyes, be's using the wrong yarn. Problems? You'll feel better 11 you get It all your cbs, For i peilOaaI reply, write to ABBY: Box 11.. 075*, L.A.. Calif .0*0. Enclose itiaped. uUaddre.s*d envelope, p$ -.1se, Hate to write lesen? Seed $1 I. Abigail Van Bum. 132 Laiky Dr,. Beverly HlL:, C...2. 5*212, for Abby's booklet, Write Letters lee All Oceukzs," " Mow to - - FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, Ot,.'i ORFR 12, 1973 notion of an - . . my at CAR ROLL H f. ; ' financing over ncrease -- ' • ' -- - - .f -- ___________________ - •_____ - - . • - ' - ____ - • -- - - -- - • • - e , •- - __ • ___ entries - • by to • RIGHTER'S tuts from the Carroll Rl~itsr R - ________ 34 35 ___ - - 38 39 - 40 ____ 43 1 148 1 = 44 45 Pf1' $_ I I I - - - ____ I 146 147 - - l --1 -1 I I I — • ...4 1' i LLLi I I 7:00 (2) NBC News (6) Hcgan' Heroes (9) Lucy Show (13) News (24) The Advocates (44) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) Andy Griffi th aa. ..,. -- POINTERS Painted Bricks Make An Ugly Fireplace - - Roll Years (44) Bc!d Ones 9:00 (2) Ironslde 4f for -7.1' STYLE P GENERAL TENDENCIES: Today's Fu ll Moon is likely to bring too quick action, with mistakes rciultiig from unpredictable and impulsive conditions that take away from mature and de1iberte judgment. Then little of value will be done. Avoid acting before you have studied all factors of any situation and hive made sensible appraisal, \J \.\l / ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Do not act hastily with an associate and sever valuable connections. You c:n solve ; problems by careful thought and study, Use your head and atop being so emotional, • TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Visit an expert and get the proper method for making some interest highly successful. •a$ U 7 11 into trouble. Help a (tiend. Is GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Join with close ties ,i t some recreation that deepens bonds with them. Do something ik patriotic. Show real interest in a new associate and gain goodwill. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Please bigwigs and cl.se ties today and safeguard your present fine position with them, Make sure you do not lose your temper. Don ' t criticize others LEO (July 12 . to Aug 21) Expand; make sure you arc studious and careful about same. Get facts you need f carefully. Refrain (toni acting too quickly because a new associate applies pressure VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept. 22) Handle monetary affairs wisely and don't make any scenes. Not a good day to have ' that talk with one you like; you could get into a serious Pis argument Await better div b•I•• - II.' _,,,,, JS SI ,_ 11$ - __ DEAR POLL\' - Mv Pet Peeve concerns today's lack of manners. Today Thank you' and "Please" for fetching and doing tasks in the home are absent Children and parents. too, respond with more alacrity when these words are used Time and time again I have seen a woman sail through a door held open by a man with no acknowledgment made of his courtesy It tak e s such little effort to nod. smile and of icr a wrd of thanks Is the pace of living so accelerated and are we as people so harried that we have no time for such amenities' Take time Good manners are infectious and a plague of them would make life more pleasant for everybody GRANDMA Ii DEAR POLL\' Pat wanted to know how to make her 9x12 living room rug lit' flat ,in the floor She should use doubIc faced adhesive carpet tape the kind used on wall-to-wall carpeting I !iav'f li-ad good result,;using this to anchor runners to the fl')or It can be removed any time MRS. L. P DEAR POLL\' — Pat could make her rug lie flat by fold. ing masking tape down the center istickv sides outi and plactng strips of this at intervals along the' underside of the rug I used this method when I made a room-size rug out of carpet samples for my daughter's bedroom When something is spilled on this rug I merely remove the soiled sample and replace it with i new one. Such a rug is most satisfactory where there is danier of accidents MARY JEAN' .' DEAR POLLY Children love corn-nn.tha'.t oh hut eating it present many problems. When serving -orn-on-tjie-c,il, to my grandchildren I generously spread butter or margar. me on thick slices of bread lone (or each childi. When eating the corn. they rnll ihø cab vwr Ih hattnr ik k....,.1 l's.. . corn is buttered with no muss and no waste and the bread can b eaten later MRS C __ - - _ ........ - - ran ' ' - , RAND. Patent-Pius! Tertific new CornbtflaliOfls of soft Suede... tO3Sy1lO) p!et toa and teFs In your choice ''ir; ccn!rart $I•0j,. 11 4. 'IRM Revue •a'i new Iovy do'i':r" Get - • -• - - - patentd no& '- expert • ct ('n' tat 20 1 * ,- 14112 ;! ir-cs Cur Ser-. Open Thurs. Nights By Appointment Sanford Ph. 323-450 5. French L) kth'd SHOE L ,_ T SWR OPEN FRi. NIGHT 20. E. First St -. . - - Ph. 322-0204 - . MORNING 6:00 (2) Sunshine Almanac (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 (6) Sunshine Almanac 6:30 (2) The Flying Nun (6) Summer Scmester 7:00 (2) Today (6) CBS M o rning News (9) Bozo's Big lop 8:00 (6) Capt. Kao-eroo (9) '' 9:00 (2) (6) (9) 9:30 (6) 10:00 (7) Getting to slam by transfer LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct. 22) Study your relationships with others Lnd talk over how to improve them. Listen to their ideas carefully. Try not to jet into arguments r Smile more and all is well SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov. 21) Get busy yourself instead of expecting others to help you so much. Take the health , treatments you need so you become stronger antl happier Think constructively. 1 SAGITTARIUS (Not'. 22 to Dec 21) Plan time for plesurr that is not expensive yet can give you much nappiness The I-un Moon can make your mate moody, so be pat tent lie considerate CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan. 20) Use tact, avoid By Oswald & James Jacoby arguments at home that could be costly and depressing 0. Qtaietfr ;t rid of whatever is causing trouble Take aSouth holds only IC high card peronal interest in the welfare of others poin's but they are an ace and AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb 19) Much CaIC in driving is to kings. In addition he has neCessar/ now to avoid dangers of any kind and insure two five-card suits and should realize that It slam possibk - safcty. Iry to i-i cci y otir contacti who are fet linp Jrjcctci opposite an opening no-trump. Avoid criticism PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar- 20) You may feel a financial lie can get there with the use lack today but if you ut expenses you start the bail rolling of the Jacoby transfer plus in the opposite direction Get good ideas for advancement hub imaoirs3IItln Ills twohorn heart call Is spade transfer His rebid to three diamonds is he or she will be IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY a game force and shows either one of those highly energetic young people who is apt to go a spade-diamond two suiter or a diamond feature fr, from one thing to another without completing anything on being pre,arcd well first, so give discipline early needed to North has a maximum hand make this a successful and happy life Slant the education Il in support of diamonds Pt along lines that will he of help to others, such as psychology, permel, medicine, law, etc., whether maie 01 points including three aces and l vr oimfinv in 'antic tot a kin;: four a-o.j diamonds, ,t doubleton spade ilis (our-club "The Stars impcl, the do not compel" What you make bid is a slam try' of yot'- life Is largely up to YOU! for your sign for Forecast Individual e Carroll Rijtcr's South just goes to four diaNovember is now rc.ly For your copy send your buthdate monds to show that he really and $ I to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), L(1 11 11 ,..,..i .n. r.i,r onn'R has a t wo-suit hand North rak. V%J 1).,', IIL..1447 an is - ill W. WILBUR AVE., LAKE MARY (across from he Shop & Go) - (6) (445 P,4•4,,, ' ' 'Vt. - ri..I.... F'. - , • .- _'_4 Right General Hospital — (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (6) The Fllntstones Legislature t4 ui The bidding ft.i i bet-n %%r%t North East South Pa's Pass .* 2N.F J 'a:ss 34 id-. I 1# 44 Pass paiN ' You South hold A K 5 4 19 h it •A 74 4K J S Wtutdovin , ionos' .-Did ter diamonds There is no rrj%on to speed up the bidding. TODAY s UESTIO\ \'i,ur partner ronitr.urstofour wn Whit do 'to do nofl. Ansarr tomorross - -"'---'' • - 1 CLINT EASTWOOI) - It ,.,, . Ceorm GIa ki' *ksfm Consequences (13) Local Programming (24) Electric Company (44) Gomer Pyle 6:00 (6) News (13) Sound Of I (24) Sesame Street (44) Lucy S;'ow 6:3012) News 0 - JOE I)D - - ' No. 2 5:15 (13) Starcasl 5:30(6) Green Acres 49 itl 2:30 7:30 W 9:25 . - ATouch - No, 1 at 7:30 "Where Eagles Dare" 0 10 000040 Peter Gun; aIs -- "SCA RECROW I RATED "R" STARTS TOMORROW BINGO FRIDAY 7:30 P.M. A hilarious movie All Souls Church proving that sex Is funnier than anyth!ngehs.. 9th & Oak -I 20GAMES.PAY ONCE FOR ALL EVENING INCLUDING 11 106 JACKPOT ~ _N4X lk - blix~ UP a _________ I' r ICOULD NEVER HAVE SEX WITH ANY MAN - - WHO HAS SO LITTLE REGARD FOR MY HUSBAND UNDER 17 REQUIRES ACCOMPANYING PARENT — - , - — - " YOUR OUIOn TO... rf. (9) News (44) Variety Ne.'.s V .'-1!.! !J' $(fl,flqf . Where Game 1:00 (2) I Love Lucy (6) News (9) All My ChlIdri (Ii) Young And Restless (44) MOVIE 1:30 (2) Three On A AMIch Linda Varnes and Grady - - - ' - I .:-.=• XIQ 4i - o. • of Class The Joker's (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) SpIlt Second (13) Who, What, ) Fn, 8 Sat. . Mikø flialA S. ____ .. Last I "I' 'i" p" (44) Green Acres 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (6) Secret Storm ass %'g L.... -- Tomorrowl AFTERNOON 'aa ..,V_a __ . W (44) Bullwinkte 4:00 (2) Somerset (6) Men, Griffin (9) Movie 11 - . (9) One Life To Live (24) Today In (24) Sesame Street (44) GlIlIgan's island 4:30 (44) Petticoat Jurction 5:00 (13) Women's News - -.•: ... . Lail "w's 0 W110 LaIMrI.g ' Show Phil Donahue Show What's My Line? MovIe Concentration DInah's Plato es to five and now It is up to Wild Sout1'i to use that imagination 10:30 (2) Baffle and bid the diamond slam. (6) The $10,000 It is a very sound contract. Pyramid (44) Fury Actually, if spades broke 33 or diamonjs broke 2-2 lie would be 11:00 (2) Wizard Of Odds (6) GambIt able to make all the tricks. As (9) Password it is he has to lose a spade or let East g&t in an everruff (44) Revalatlons 1130 (2) Hollywood We don't claim that the only Sq uares way tort to this slam is by use (6) Love Of Life of the acoby transfer. All we () Brady Bunch do claim :s that the bid lets us (44) Not For get there in the most elegant Women Only manner. 11:43 (44) News €65i'APIRI5tUPA.SfA5S4, 11:55 (6) News iI sriu 393flQ — (9) Girl InMy FRIDAY WIN AT BRIDGE ' SUN TRAVEL AGENCY Authorized Agent For All Airlines 9:30 (24) Jazz Set 10:00 (2) NBC FollIes (6) CBS News Special (') Men Of The Sea (24) An American Family 11:00 (2) News (6) News (9) News (13) Starcast (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) Mo"Ie 1:00 (9) Movie (44) News -------- is pe:13 "' - i. our point to you. *1,1i ABC News (44) Movie Poily's Problem— any the opportunity to prove '" (9) Close Up (1)) Movie (24) Folk Rock 1970 fEAfl POLLS' - We have run into a problem while redoing our old farmhouse. The brick fireplace is a mess as the bricks have been painted, first with a maroon color, and then with white paint on top of that. Does anyone have any good suggestions for removing pa'at from bricks PIIYLIS I s We would like to have .TH AT'S JackIe Gleason - 4 I" 1 : (6) 10 LAKE MARY TV SEKVICE Light NiywedGame 2:30(6) The Edge Of ' (6) The Walfons (9) Toma (13) The Rock And I "Your Sa1i:factton ; 'uarar.raid" - - Baseball (6) The Guiding 7:43 (24) Theonle 5:00 (2) Flip Wilson By POLL.Y CRAMER 1# _____ __________ 'iU - Turns a-. - -• . '.. 2:00 LeVsMak-i A S ___________ - down .I ' - Pl - - We Service All Makes and Models I COLOR — L& V7 — 'J'IEREO — — 37 - - F i 0' II 1%Ji',.jp..J.'% I " in I, .,-, ________ 36 i1 u, Owner Te ieVist,on Tii—t' I,.. -L, D. R. McBrayer (Mac), U.S. Navy, Ret. n 20 - LAKE MARY assignment . w 15 5 - I lb is my • - CRYING OVER SPILT MILK • motivations 6 7 8 - I I 4 %ITflt', to to - -- on — — — 12 .. marry novel;st India Y)Nfimickers ii Fernk-s-ort It I&I 35Lnn cut 37 wirights of Part of a lthr 47 Fall month 'ab i 5 form — 14 -- mi ,, oder One tc-*-'utt' 8-9 CBS THE WItLTONS 9.10 CBS THE JACKIE Boy Named Terry Egan" A disorders which have afflicted Warm little love story. The GLEASON SHOW "The Great touching documentary that some 0,000 youngsters. Daniel widow Verdie Grant Is smitten One" returns, but this is his focuses on the emotional Schorr reporis. by Harley Foster, who hasn't swan song for CB.S. Next year, much to of fer as an itinerant Ja ck ie starta a new contract at ""_ . Fruit picker---except a tender rival NBC-TV IA: \ I personality and a nice little son. 9.10 NBC I1tONSIDE •"l'he uli J\LV 8-9 NBC THE FIJI' WILSON Armageddon Gang" Did the SHOW Flip has a big lineup of missing scientist defect or is OCTOBER ii gucsts tonight-Redd Fosx, there foul play? That's the singer Helen Reddy and question. comedienne Joan Rivers. 9-10 ABC KUNG FU Caine's 8-9 ABC TOMA "Ambush tonight is to 7th Avenue" When two retrieve a gold chalice which respectable citizens are has been stolen from a church. 4 , - - _?7 ri mistakingly killed in a gang e j rivalry, Tomna is assigned to the •. 10-il CBS CBS REPORTS 'A case. ri ,- Fl, -- LI*. " W TU 7 7—, 5 1 1 2 3 1ugger Operate 541 Iraflevi 35 Island in Net York bay 21 Mukv Irs-i Preriews tne, _____ i-i r.ttlwyst t coil I — — — — —' - - S;uelti?nmb 23Redak,nteiii 4lSwtucanton Tributary of 44 Ma sc uline form: rar i the Tweed 6 Infernal nickname eonc*ursr Rsercrosing 46 Pub brew )roni edg e nl never - i- Even tho I loved him, after a year's separation, I (lIed for divorce, thinking that would bring him to his senses. I was amazed and heartsick when he let me go ahead with Ih g4lunrt'ø £ft,r th ,lIi,npa'.* ,, 1n1 h ., ,...,., itI'J that he was gett in g ma rri ed again in two weeks! Abby, (K's brought forth such a feeling of love for him & I had known before. I made a complete fool of myself by telling him how much I loved him, and begging hiri to raat i Inc ..igain. 1k :ud, ii, In iimid a made UP. My whole wwi.'I fell 'fl" nlh! ef ore he was to be married, he phoned and said he would always love me, but was going ahead with his marriage anyway. This really tore my heart out. With the help of tranquilizers and my friends and family, I'm slowly getting my head toge ther, but I can't stop loving thLs man. Don't te ll me to keep busy. I am employed full-time and have a 10-room house to take care of, plus three children still living at home, If! 'ou1d only hate lrn, It wou:t 5e r' much easier, but I love him. Please help me. I am 41, whIch is a terriblp - - 3 Kind of lea 4 Soism canton IprefisI 31 but he refused. - - . fj4t• .,M 43 Ilm n I'ed.iI marriage RFG- PRICE thiwphrcnic Jekyll and Hyd aicr.l7rti1lninrtan ! I; andwasltersoldtoUiestates; who so well illustrates -- vL, been called ,"Me dual capacity for good and evil. wuld ha payment w'Wn 15 days, Juit threatening to turn something it By day, Brodie was a highly IGulsworthy Sags" 6ecause I I BUGS IN YOUR LAWN? because some fool le&latnr~, Off. E d I n 1) u r g h John G:.W!-r-th,-, nuthor of the r e s p v c t e d ._,. Y. Nivi IVd. 13t DEAR ABBY: After 20 years of land five children) my husband and I decided on a trial separation. I begged him to go to our minister or a marriage counselor, I CC SALES I - I I *i4 I I FURNITURE I I P11 1 k sm or Ci tt'O -• Ti Thursday, Oct. 11, 1973-7B T Faucet ,it think 2A Sl"p in gi.ivi, .'9 Middling 'comb f,'rm' 110 11riorilY By Abigail Van Buren . 4 'at, IS iuIh1itt'1%tfl 1,110 1$ i ..lIi-n, de Aiu,r Itr.,nl 49Abuun,jc, IIo lUfilt' Sp.tted eat iO Egret ID t)isguting ii 19 Aligiude 14b D IIeaiingdco-r Ii I.cYii siLitie 04 WIN ho'iiç 22 Kntire Julouni J Kind oil w vighl I 1'runin hook 13 Authenticate 24Itrrnn foiLi Iertain lC (I1VOI'CCd and #. tlIlJI1' Ii..•Xl1 ii Bow 1 F r uit ISAFETY KILLERS HERE IRON sq, Ft. .My creditors don't un- passed a law. But the public u!ilities aren't books on which it was based, uabinetmaker, a pillar of the derstand and love me, So, near the end of the month, the only nonunderstanding bout one of the main th emes local church, and a member of • They want to become pen I get ahittleenvelope containing creditors. the City Cnuncil: by riiint, he GALLON FERTILIZER his own eperiPrw' I GREEN WAY ? Uttier computerized n° pals, n1 they ;ncl L'cu corn- a message and a drawing of a -g I Irene, who divorced her donned dark cloak and muffler Buy ONE.GET FERTILIZERS •__-•--•_. ,. i.nor. ,... - ..,s...,..4 il fl, 4 i, I• ,,,u, a 1*-u *iUL4I istt iau,idiiu • .;b fl1C IL show signs 01 htIU1 is iieii-raice, Soamnes to the gentle gamuier. 4 11 -" Go—am A silly Itlessage, such as, I'c,r exarnie, public utilities Ai ORYHO LAWN ROSE They put a late charge Jolyon was modeled on housebreaker and thief. I i 50% 6-66 I I 2.19 'I Re to bill me in the middle of "Did you forget?" is written as-ve&unent on my bill. lie was eventually trapped Galsworthv's own wife, Ada. 1 100% 6-6-6 .......... I call up and has5le the Or i ginally 'wed Galsworthys alter :'n abortive raid on the the m:h ber- eath the drawing. A RTIFICIAL TREE DEPT ukii. .-toti they why I am I ts it aside. ctHorntHItI-OthC* lqu.u6.4.6.4 CITRtJS....2.89 f I cousin Arthur, she ami me r.tiinb'tConi:!ku.'e, anti They explain that my not standing with checkbook 8i hanged. became lovers in 1 SLUDGE ........ 2.89 . tw, akimbo to pay them finThen, sometime between the PaYTflent,atthOughit arrived on and were married 11 years 1 To this day, hLs (tim,, took Several days to later. They en toyed an remain a mystery. B'.it lts I mediately. 1st and the 10th, I whip out V kI I AI II I —_ V prwc, ess. lience, the late charge. idyllically happy hile 2I I pay my bills betweea the Ist checkbook and pay all bills. certain that his audacity in I I lAth nf ii '. aAnd no amount of hassling and the similarities be tween flouting convention C.h ,nnnth , ac*-.ore UI) CIieC, and cording 1170 YEARS ON WYMORE ROAD. BETWEEN FAIRBANKS IS & LEEE ROAD, YI TE U PAR K If tradition and the reaches the utility company, will undo the $4 $5 their marriage and that Irene courting death - theft lS5IflCI1L. good old American way. the bookkeepers and computers and Jo the story are self- capital offense then appealed OPEN .' DAYS A WEEK 9 00 to 53G NO MAIL ORDE 11S My wife, though, beats t he evident But public utilities i nsist upon spew out a mts'-, Rl;t trnralv toStevion, ri.s who Sys. She waits until the very last day and appears in person Few Authors, from 18th ' ata b r anch store (om,kethe Century Jane Austen to r lu ltonaps To Select payment In cash, present-day Harold Robbins That causes the clerk to call can resist using real-l i fethe main headquarters to head "originals," It seems. 1A • i a r R the late charge assessment. Perhaps the most celebrated That concerns Sherlock and its clerks show a case definite hostility to my wile. Holmes. When Conan Doyle, an • DeLand, DeBary, New By FANNEr-ri,: EDWARD it Is one of time dertment impecunious English doctor. Ilafifax Area, Ormond Beach, Herald (ndpj Holly Hill and Daytona Beach, stores that enjoys sending a took to writing fiction to boost 11, ftiiiUk1ef that a bill has income, he conceived the IJEL;WNA - Deltonans havi as well. From these entries will Was sent., then a warning that a educated detective been asked to select a King and be chosen KIng and Queen of all who would use intuitive skills to wa rni ng has been sent Queen to represent them at the the Votusta County Fair, \ .O sponse, Mrs. Donald before I get to sit down to pay solve crimes, as much as In r e Volusfa County Fair on Nov. 6. monthly bills between the routine police methods. o There will be entries from Winters and Mrs. Henry Q , As his diai irs show, Hobnes Konigamnark have been ap- tst and 10th. But other department stores was shaped Irmo two distinct pointed the committee to enroll sources - first, Doyle's entries from t)eltona. They will are just as had. National They all send out return mentor, an Edinburgh surgeon be the Deltona aza on C,,"h The only i wa y to . named Joseph B-elI, ar i second, envelopes for payments. murs&iay from 12:30 to 3 p.m, E NJ OY our low cos, eports • 4,. But they put in a horrible flap a bowler namc-d Shet ringlord, t accept applicatior1s for King is to close your J Q 9, It. It off whom Doyle once scored 20 and Queen of Deltona, Persons with advertising all 1.0 ca r ln4anclng at one of our ,',,, q, ,. t u votes for who has to be torn Off, somehow, runs in a cricket match. I loan officers desks. I., Doyle recalled LIeU's fan-. without ripping the envelope. I .. ever they wish at 4 40 P " MiAMI — National Airlines mail nominations directly to usually wad it up, after I have tastic skill and diagnosing a saibbleda nasty note on It, and patient's a il ments; me re ly by .flew 405.244,COO revenue Mrs. Konlgsmark at . J hsO 'P4 passenger miles In September, Merrimac Street, Deltona. i'is. chunk it into the envelope with looking at a person, observing 4' my check, his facial features, the state of , , , ,' a six per cent increase over the 3753 But sweet revenge is missing. his physique and clothes, he Requirements for applicants 38Z4,0OO during the same j , I get that sweet revenge could pinpoint not only the simply are: (1) They must ttfltII in 1972. ,$ -\ so.nctimcs. illness behind hi sr.pt*m'.. -eged in the corn-. • " l'astmer heardings were up adults izdei % four per cent, from 4l,3S9 in munily; (2) have contributed (5 September 1972 to 478,94 tsst toward the betterment of the r . '' 1I' month, according to J. Dan tonmniunity; (3) are active in J -I3rock, vice president- tneworkOmtL!CtgafllzatlOnsto k - ;tt ,% ihich they belong in Deltona; marketing, and (4) ar good all-round -., Available seat miles in. $e c.S creased from 669,858,)0 to citizens of the United Statz. — 951.O3,O0O, a aln oh nine oer This is neither a beauty Ad'. . cent. Passenger load (actor for contest or a popularity contest. ui , 'e 1497i ______ O the month dipped from 44to4i It would be preferable that hhrd and lfe were not ir c O'5 .f sofits entered together. It would be . '• lnthtfirstUmreernon th 9al bQsa t aA0 e fiscal eir N ational flew more desirable to have the Pie ?44~~o 10~ 4 ' 1,47i.iOO,OO revenue passenger win=s come from separate ..,,f.ji If'! I wiles. upfourwrcentoverthe families, te' 0 £ __q Mi mailed must be 1,411,897,000 ;'or t '.ame Itat . Oct. 11 so that the period a year ago. Passenger received 4) ,, jr' %0U1 -Ij boardings increased fcam judging might be done early a i "' c enter them In 1,654,472 to l,691,2S), a gain of enough I 4i County. twopercent. -," ' 43 She s -r *r I TV ' H1 '* gh11*ghts ____ fT:"7y mn,,h,'i estlirnhlir' OR MORE ri . a Ic'Q;i---IVII-.I T 37 l'arhrIun 33 Hritilc 4ai ignitru lining - ____ _____ heavily on real-life figures. - B, - JOILN AIOON , News Service CJopley 4 It 1. I I draw heavily or, real-life "original" for tile cerittal fi gures to provide their fictional character in a macabre stor-; which a century after its heroes and heroines. , IF 0 H I I I U ___ 0t " 36Cpurhii, red s kin ii ldoli:r 13 Wjriikr redskin but still loves her ex film rnolsg LrL wiuch, cifihibined with his !tuscrly as Etsnezer Scrzt that any resemblance between diagnostic skill, led to the birth (here was, itid in fact, Scrooge his cast of characters and of the archetype fictional was a "composite" — distilled 11, actual people is purely coin. t1es of ;0 tile procem. who E 10 L_ I t 8 ll __ - i±-2- quite But tile fact is, most writers Deacon Brodie, provided tile 14 "?",~t0 the titi'i U lioriernrn iil'atu.tt,n o ught mem and took turns uardi,ig their hidden board of Cambridge, England, two scape" clause at the start o! , - All LJW1L could ever was a ACROSS I I)oi.* rrdahin W The fact is, most writers draw or often e has to Include lie _____ _______ or %vrong. I \ 'e . t- . author 1. _. -- — ~, ~ an \4W __ r%a \1ifl) p(OI)le oltui ondir i drugs to re li eve BUt he been it bachelor thtre he three real person SO mean and the violin scriptuTiter tells you he's made cveryth ingupoutofhl3head. andheplaycd • E Redskins W .I - I I4/,41,'. vvut I !Tion C but also the person's oc enjoyed th e low life. NICK COIX - / in - c' r - took sO. • % i - Ma jor Kole A A A . a Fm . 10 The Sanford Herald Anwt to P,oyoua Puzzle 1 ________ - -. ii - -- _ Butler. We have added a new - 153, Bill Berkley, COME OUT AND GET ACQUAINTED ENTERTAINING 5 NIGHTS A WEEK — ._IUDAY 'THRU SATURDAY atfish & Hushpuppies, MouthWe Will Have Completed Our vatering Charcoal Steaks & Sea. Addition In Mid-November, Watch nod Our Specialty. For Our Grand Opening Party — — - AtI'"Bigger and Bettor Than Ever" TONY AND LOUISE COSTANTINO, YOUR HOST & HOSTESS FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 32-3l08 HWY. 17-2 ON LAKE MONROE SANFORD �-.-.- __________ 8B_TheSanfordI 1era;d _____________ — _________ _________ ______________ Oct. I SISTER, Iflc,, _____________ S 1 ou WOMEN -7 Sanford Rotary Club noon p.m. - Room 15, Adult luncheon, Sanford Civic center. Education Campus, Seminole Speaker, lam McDonald, past College. district governor Rotary Oct. 12-13 American L,eglon iu.iIinry iuiuor Unit 53 nmmae sale, Food oct. i Distrtct 6. Fair, 8 a.m. to noon. Sanford Senior Citizens covered dish luncheon, noon, Sanford VFW Post IOIOR AuitIarv monthly meetings at . t.tVtC UCBtCF, tollowea oy Knigflts 01 Columbus building. ike Mary Rotary Club election and bingo. The Fore5t, 8 a.. Oct. 24 l.kt. 18 I.eague of Women Voters Lake Mary Chamber o Sanford Pilot Club wiU meet l)iscussion Units, topic: Commercecovered dish supper with Orlando and South Education. 9:15 a.m., and awards night; 6:30 p.m.. Seminole Clubs fer Founder's Mtamon(e Community Church, The Forest. Night, Red Carpet Inn, Sit 436; p.m., Pacey 7:45 and Hobby Show and Sale at Oct. 19-20—. Civic Center 10 a.m. III, Rummage and Rake Sale' Oct. 14— sponsored by Ladles Gulki at Seminole County Fire iCenSiOn Lutheran Chch. Fighters annual fii1d day, K. Overbrook Drive, CasselbeiT. Mart, Fern Park, starting at Oct.21 noon. Dusts' Hoots Hiding All Souls Men's Club Lreak- Association Horse Show, 11 fast-9:00 to 12:00 noon, Social a.m.SR46,fourm.ileswestofl. 4. Spectators admitted free. HRI1, Oak at 8th. 9 p.m. ______ . . ..'---.--- t !t 4 Hoso _____________ ____________ OBER10,13 girl, Sanford Vickie L Klrkmar. -_--- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harnil a bOY, i.ake E')' Jchn Ceddc .Ian C Fowler - i3CilAGES .", i' ha . 1lallnwy FIe s. Webb Mary L. Iliti' Mr'erite Corn&J - C I jIll- . U _________ __________ - - - -- - - 3 DiVIStO C In is: TM MarrIage ad ROY E. AUSTIN. JR.. Husband, Seminole County. Florida uncr tti undersigned, pursuant to the OranjeCounIy.FIorida,upCna final MORRIS CONSTRUCTION CO. dflf IitIou nrne of SOUTHEAST " VIDEO AND COMMUNICATIONS SoSfifj$ij 0?. Name Statute" Chapter Iudgment rendered In the alotiaid that inteni to register sld nan Florida Statutes. will regster Lourton the 11th day of Septcmbcr, wUb the Clerr of the Circuit Cou$ SYSTEMS, end that W In?Cr4 with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, A 0 1973, In that certain case en. Seminolv County, Florid3 n. register said name witfl the Clerk bfld Seminole County. Florida, titled. ECCO LOANS Plaintiff, .vs. cordanCe with the provisionS I 4 the CirCuit Court, Seminole County. receipt of proor of the EARNEST AND Ficlitinus Name Statutes. To.WItl FIori in Iccordance with the publication BELL of ihis nOtice, me fiC. KATHAL HE BELL, Florida Statutes provisiont ad the Fictitious Name Defendant. Section sos 09 amr to wit: HOLLAND 5: Elton N Morris Statutes, To Wit Ich aforeld Writ of Eiuton 1. i97 Florida Statutes 1957.Sc<ton fi5 0? REALTYUndCrWPIICh lam engaged was delivered to me as Sherilf of PubliSh. Oct II, il. 25, in buSiness at tOo West Commerci 5: Richard C. Smith at Sminole County. Florida, and I 0EU69 Jerry A. Hancock have levied upan the following That the party Interested in said described property owned by Joseph M. O'DoeII NOTICE TOPUBLIC siness enterprise is as follows: iblish: Oct. 1, 1) II. 23. 1973 Notice Is hereby given that a Eamest Dell and Kathaline Dell, Zachary 0. Holland, Jr. DEUlS d proty btinQ lated n Public Hearing will be held in the Publish: Oct. 4, Ii. 15. 73. 1973 Seminole County, Florida, more City Commission Room, City Halt1 DEU particularly described as follOwS: Sanfor4, Florida. at 1:00 P.M On SEMINOLE COUNTY Lot 7, Block 10, Lakevi*w Sub Thursday, October 10. 1973, t4 UTILITIES BOARL) divlSifl, FIat Book S. Page II consider the following change a ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TN Noliceof Public Hearing amendmenttotr,elonlngOrdinanc EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Seminole County, Florida The Board of County Corn CUlT IN AN,) FOR SEMlN0L and the under$Li,ned as Sheriff of of the City at' Sanford. S.minol4 Wife. NOTICE OF .CTlOH THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO tARlN K. AuSTlu. WHOSE RFcinFc £fl MAIl ,r. ADDRESS ARE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a PetItion for Dissolution of Marriage has been tiled against you in the ove named Court, and you are required to serve a copy of your or pleading to the Petition on Petitioners attorney, ROGER L. BERRY. of CLEVELAND, MIlE I. 3ERRY, P.O. Drawer 1. Sanford, - A .oNt). TI I ___ r"'•"--' .' _____________________ ,,.IhI _____________________ .'r-: j L_'___.-- 1PCS '. .I - Winter Parke Ask for Want Ads 37caIIne 6 ;nru 25 tImes ...28c a line 25 times 22c a line ($1.75 MINIMUM CHARGE) lthruStimes ) .____ Want Ad - Department Hours i ___ - CAPTAIN EASY . I... :. : L ' ' I r; I - ...L 4 ... - .' . Announcements ., - , ..,_. ., . '. 9'. $'Ui Ill •'i.iik. -.4,. "N. ' I i1 4-P..- S-Lost and Found ______ 9-Good Things to Eat 10-Do It Yourself 11-Instructions _._.. - 'a'.L Travel & Recrcatiaa US bUNNI by Helmdarn & / VA BER WASTE ANY MU L sT PSTROL, MY O0P ' DUG Y _____ IS-Action Sports - ____ -'' 16--Male Help Wanted ' 19—Female Help Wanted 20—Mare . Fensate Help Wanted _ _______ ______ ______ Do you tikt working wrm living plants? We need potters, packers and o,.nerout IAh,.r% In nursery. Good betic?15. Apply in person, 7523 S Pars Ave. Apopka SANFORD CT. MOTEL ' Delivery men for delivery o fur. or call U67fl2. ext 159 nOun. 5'., dais a week. GOOd B.Oatassembiy-rggers, Top wages Newly renovated. Clast A rat'nQ Apply in person Ph 63)1170; 70)3 W. Hwy 436 Family units, efficiency & over Badco<k Furnit,re, 500 Hwy 17 9 Altamonte Springc. riitM. Low weekly rate's. 372-340). Casselberry RECEPTIONIST, type some, an swer phone, meet people, AN Maintenance Man 9 DERSON EMPLOYMENT Good Things to Ea -------SERVICE. 8)00)66. Electrical, guatified electrician Farm Fresh Pafifit. any Quantity, nanted ,n nuod products Mature k:tchen help government inspected. 19c a manufacturing. Must have ci Wanted pound, 322 8732. perience WIth 110 HIgh voltage __________________________________ 53) 4919 System, Starting salary, 512,000. _____________________ ii Contact President. P0. BOit 9° Instructions BARTENDER Longwood, Fle., 32750 - 3 years Experienced Forklift operator for Experience minImum be bondable, Permanent position. & /O Wi EN progressive company. Apply 5 - Ce P,M till closing. Sundays off ', .:- t 'rnri:diatcly to iron at American Wood Products. 200 Fringe benefits. For appointment, I It M C0MPUTEP Marvin Ave., LQngwood. ca'l 373 1010. Sheraton Sanford t'i4Of,RfhpOp,IEPS The demand —___________________ Inn. tt,r qual,ted programmers is ROOF ERS, Experienced in built up __________________________ 'irq-at We ,vOI train you for this roofing. Al13 - ROOFERS Manager trainee. Pdo experience highly Skilled profasslon&s.rvlce HELPERS. Good wages, apply essiry Good opportunity with ,. wtti employment at the same in rnrson to BLD Rooiinc Corn r.d ,Incd, r" Sr.' AIr 1'' r. .' fl, 01,' frI l, .' .'r' '.ii 'l riota !I'J ','CiG(Jall, t GeHeral iner,_e. ...................... , ".'. "I(S' " "' '' . . . rair*ay Plaza. Sanford. .'ss.dsaltly Prtv'csrs exp,rles.ce s nn7 Iequired. For your ocniena,, Maintenance Mafl BARTENDER rr'trn,cw P4i;Mt.ADgI'Ctuf,0lan%1twi MACHINIST OR MILL WROHT . , .-'. I (Ill _,., Qualified man needed in wood u. u llfJVi __________ ''' products ma"urcturing. MuSt -)RLANDO BUSINESS 24 L'usiness Opportunities have experience with sawmill or ___________________related wood working machinery COLLEGE -. . ' '''' as molders. planners and gait; * HIGH RETURN 1L aws, Excellent salary and Can statIity fl fluctuating in company benefits. Contact IB vestment market. Invest with a AMERICAN WOOD PRODUCTS. stable, growing national (as' food INC., 700 Marvin Ave., Longwood. chain. Join Pie growth program Ftc. 37730. Ph.One 3 K EY PU N CH _________________________________ nOb an experienced chicken, f..h, Shrimp franchrsee and profit ma 3 OAKLAWPI MEMORIAL PARK hat cour.y expanSion program. opening for grounds maintenance TRA I N E ES Private ;nvestors only. Contact man. Permanent lub. For in CmCr. P. G Sullivan, USfs Ret tecview call 322 4263 ' ,.. 1,5'. 5.':',.r.ci _____________________________ 1109 5 French Aye, Santc-rd, c,j rotor sounds ntercsting to IOU 3277). Experienced maintenance man and you are available to start needed. Good starting wages. Dek mmetivate:y, we can have ou SELFSERVICECOIUflPFPATr" IndustrIes, Inc. norking and iiaining at the same _________________---. KWll( KAP, WASH a.r,al!at'i.' 'in I. no n e.' i.m:t ard 5rv,ce Siatian At'flt5 rieeczetj, 'rn,' ford area. Very low investment, 73 Pigh Oui ,i:iIO. iS r.t kt,re0 or older men desired. pct financing An investment for "gured Prepare yourself for Bondable P4o mechanical work or 'hose who MUST SUCCEED arid ,uttjre now n thiS highly rewar tire repar, iu5t Pumping gas. One that will provide years 01 f.nii held Personal interview Fringe benefits, include free steady income. Call collect 90.4 ri'qu.rCd malor medical Insurance. Apply 735 7)87 ___________________________ Imperial 100, 3.35 E. Hwy. 430._- FRANK AND ERNEST '- —- Financial RECEPTIONIST & EXECUTIVE SECRTARIAL TRAINEES - 30-Apartments _______ Rent _____ Unfurnished 3)—Apartments Rent Furnished -.- it ,iork'nq n lh secretarial field 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished -. sounds 'nlerrslnq to you and your 33—Houses Rent Furnished nerd it urgent, we will give you omple'etraining and provide you 34—Mobile Homes Rent with fullor part l,me ert.ploymt'n!. 35-Mobile Home Lots tiip ever deSire. BOth you morning and evening classes For Rent .ii.i'Iable You mutt be wi,Iing lii 36 -Resort Property '.t,S Pv'rsonal ii rot Rent hi',r -n required 37-Bussness Property For Rent - Real Estate tI—Houses for Sate FRIEN3.. — , ti-Faims and Groves FLYING CARPET TOURS. INC Airline ticke'tS, Cruise and Tours at oticia rate's. 303 Semoran Blvd. (Hwy 436). 5]13133. 14 47—Real Estate Wanted '5' - ------------- Merchandise BLONDIE I.' SO—Miscellaneous For Sale SI-Household Goo.d 52-Appliances 57—Sports Equipment \,. 58 -Bicycles S9-Musical Merchandise L T -1__ - ________________________ BEETLE EAILEY . / '\ )U T1'NI ILL ' — , t''01' AT ) _' 1 [fl lR. cojog, i' ,, , r1 . ,j ti5\ .. , i ç TlE - ,t $ -- qi. i r c C"..,, .,,.- ______ u WOw. AND <' 114E'7' 6Tii.i. ;AY ,,' ,, - -- \ - r\ / // ") THE PHANTOM - . OP WN'Ci', r 1 i- ii ' / , /" . - I / ,5j a .. L- 1 /7 2' . . .' — 67 --LIvestOck ad Poultry 7 I-Antiques -Transportation I r IL. .1 P h L.CC rain aflu y oarry ltsf M/ ______ is-Campers TriiIrt I ! .4 1 ' i,,.\ / , 'c" __1' / I i i i/ e" - rP ' - 79 Trucks and Trailers 00-Autos for Sale - 81-AvIation ______________________________ - a' . / & /i I! i \' / \ \ r P*I" ______ k -. - 0 -.a'.' - 77-Junk Cars Removed - , '- 78-Motorcycles .4. "' - - TravI lb-Auto Repairs. Parts . Accessories fAi _______ 4 • -- - f4 -- _________ Personals .'.U( you TROUBLED? Call Toll 1ree, 614 lOu tot "We Care""l4otIine' Aciuhls on' Tears , 21 Operators Housekeepers Stockmen Restaurant workers . Male-Female Help Wanted APPLY: Sheraton Sanford Inn - HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR THE FOLLOWING PERMAP4ENT POSITIONS, Salad Girls Cooks am and pm shills Dining room and cocktail waitresses Bus Boys . Kitchen Help (part time I Fiont Desk, (parttimel APPLY IN PEJON AT SHERATON SAPIFOROI1IPI, I I .d State Road Jordan Marsh Personnel Departmett Mtamonte Springs Store 10: 00 a .m, to 3: 00 p.m. fifonday thru Frksay Use North Entrance Off Palm Springs Dr. an equal Oprtuflily employer I •'"'.4i' General construction laborers needed Immediately Apply at 107 O'Brien Road or call *34-2060. 70-Swap and Trade Buffing Equipmeflt -__________ Wanted-WelderS andweldecsHeipers 4730)10 ______________________________ ---------'----- 5. i 65--Pets and Supplies Has Full Time Positions For WEEKEND WAITRESS Apply Club Diamond Hwy. 17.92. DeB.ary -____________________________ Eaperiencel 1.ea'.od coo-' Apply In person 377 575) Openings avoiiable in Sanford. C)t'Iton,j .sna Orlando area Call w w. Collins Lann Soravirin In. farwia.'a !' 97 Ft'rn Park '1-AUCtIOn v . / . A 1 .. t ,,J - (I • al-Equipment for Rent 69-Stamps - Coins J - ( ,._.i.// I - _________ , -.__-r? ' ' , - 0 F-I 1ouGPi,TI1 CIT-I MIll lIlf I (AW I is 'tt4:c I L • ____________________________- ---- ".. i / 63-Machinery and Tools - I -. I 62-Lawn and Garden STORE Executive secretary office manager. Must be experienced .n typing, light bookkeeping, payroll, etc ORLANDO HELICOPTER AIRWAYS INC Mr. Clark 323 Factory help nanted by paint manufacturer Ito 4.30, AA0*iday through Friday Located next door to Chase Fertilizer, Five Points 'a 66-Wanted to Buy L, \ ALL 4E RACeS V 1 ,. *,, (iiy) \ .. -.... 61-BuIldIng MaTerials / ALL '/OIJ i4AVE TO Ø ' 0-Offsce Equipment And Supplies -_Mort Walker " - Male Help Wanted ALTAMOP4TE SPRINGS SECRETARIES Norrell Pies the type temporary assignments that fit your needs. No Fee, instant pay. 7211 Lee Rd Winter Park. 647 Sill ______________ Camping-Resorts LatNfl Spray Applicators . Career Opportunity . Turf Education Program Advancement o Fringe Benefits a Ppfirpd M ilit2ru Welcome Minimum Age 18 So-Camping Equipment 0 _____ _______ IS SS-Boats & Marine Equipment II____z. _____ Do your camping and cans.'g at Camp Seminole No Alcoholic Beverages. 322 4470. . 53—TV - Radio. Stereo 54—Garage . Rummage Sales "I Travel - Agencies JcdakL ________- ____________ ' 13 16-Income And Investment Property Girl Friday, requires ability to take charge and run office. Salary open.3235770. — 23-Los and Acreage IS-Resort Properly For Sale L Go,qpj,A i..i- { IlAvE TO srA1r) I____ WEAmJG < A".J AQtJALUP'JG PIAPSOLESSONS l2We,kChordCourie Harry Waster. 373.1379 - - ---Two beooms, 1 bath, wall to wall carpeting, drapes, central near air. Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher. Call Jerry S1ocks. 834-7911 after 6. week days. Anytime * Working couple needs a mature neliabiC woman for sitter for aged mother with light "ousekeeprg Longwood area Own Iran 5i,o,h*tlOn. 447-1331 10 am. to S pm. ___________________________ __________ 47-MobIle Homes HfMA'5V,1'LL * * WAITRESSES * ORLANDO BUS IN ESS COLLEGE 3a-Wanted to Rent Apartments Rent Ur.furnished AM or PM Shift Apply Cavater j',or Inn, 3200 S 17 97. SarOor ____________ CALL 8348588 NOW by Dick Covolli ENEJ,kIES... - MIDDLE AGED LADY to live in Care for elderly couple. General twIusehoid duties, and companion ___________________________ to lady. Own transportation. ZATRE P%,AA •lfh P42K References. Call 372.3*39 after 10 an,. 131.6732 Xl New Sets LPN'S AIDES and htarsvkea'p,r. MATTRESS Experienced preferred, Apply & oz Spninq; L$k.eview Piursirg Center, 929 C. us 28 2td ST . Sanford, 1 WANTED 99-Rooms lot Rent 'ia.) ViOt..C*4T' 64t1HAT IF -'. AVON CHRISTMAS EARNINGS can help make the holidays hap pier (or your entire family! It's easy selling fine AVON products. Call now: 644.3079- ri EN Rentals lb 6CWMA&c FRIEN WITH 4TTILA 1HE HUN. ' 30 ____ by Bob Thavirs WINTHROP '.".""" ORLANDO BUSINESS 19 Female Help Wanted COLLEGE - -----_-------_____ 75-Loans ____________________ • CALL 8348588 NOW 1)-iltuatIons Wanted - 26--Insurance ________ - - 24-Business OpportunIties II ___________________ ' Employment 4g /'.' " ______________________ ' ------ 'I I . - S IPISIDE SALES REPRESEN TATIVE. Must be aggressive and alert. Good pay and company benefits Contact Ivan Patton, 373 .,',. 14-Camping.Resorts 1 / fl—.----- : RRY' .:.3,Cl .\gcn:.._ - toii HAT'5 ( kE CES ' RAk COLEC7ioN, ( NOT G. -rriN' ou-r 0' kgRE, SYLVESTER! ________________ _____________________ WI4Y?TAMIW MaIe.Female Helo Wanted * 8-Eating Places .' 150 ! '?7 - "" i-Motels . Hotels .' 10 '-'-'- _ 6-Child Care ,_,/ '-. ...... Tr.': ('- Used car mecha.-iic, esteilent pay end working conditions Working knowledge of all domestic and import cars. Apply in person, Sack oves, Bill Baker Volkswagen. 3219 S 1797 IACED wITHADRINKIp,r. PROBLEM PertiopshlcoholicsAi,onymoijt Can Nd? Phone 473 4517 Write P0 Boa t7)) Sanford, Florida "','." 2' to Meinorim 1' , -.- -'-V... -• -- - ________________________ _____________________________ . . ' , -.- .- ' '.1'.". ' __________________ ''-:.. __________ by Crooks & Lawrence - -' Deadline—I2Noon Day Before Publication _ ___________________________ _;-,; .-.----.-; tj'j 6a.m. '5:30p.m. Saturdays & Holidays 9 .,m.. 12 Noon ____ — - - 3 LInes Minimum - _____ t i_ . ...... -..-..-,- ...... ___________________________ A' WAS MAKE COURSE, k,4 " ______ Orlando 8319993 : S JNER SW BELT f RELEVAMT . ''" .. Workers apply in person to Arn,,'k.sn WW Prn,dur$i. 1297 rnie's St LonqwOod, Fia- -J tv1T'"" by Larry Lewis ( LIKE A :ER ..-, 18 -- Male Help Wanted Personals Seminole 322.2611 . - drur. addiction. the rn!hng %tnne UNIVERSAL AUTO DETAILERS, J E N N I N OS PAT T E P SON, Attorney or Immediately thereafter, Emma Roød; end andwith that the we intend laid deceased, late of of said County,Cnty, to the OfhSf'WiW C Oa'f'jIt wltl be entered Si'dion 26; All In TOwthIp 71 Sovtp,,. 4 Pcfld'fl.lIlly. and Insanity. are name Clerk to ofregister the Circuit Cfrcuèt Judge Sttninol Together with all of ?',at P W of JUANDA KAY ALLIKAS, Wte, a'.tll flight reai.ii"n' Range 31 East (containing 321 93i't$t YOU for tt'e relief demandtd L000YVLfld Hill' DA.$il 4& ak.. Crt, Seminole' County, Florida in ----------- . -, '" _•_ -------------I rt....-i.. '. '-wrw., . ni; oir;ce in , cri in tnt r,1,T,04,. or 'en;; Subject to -llui(,JR' milliIaJuiiment 1(cxdance with the a,,,, NOTICEOF ACTION "' tfg en..trn WITNESS my hand In the seal of r,.,,.,, the FiCtitiui N*me SI8?U?ff, To- nouse of sata County at Sanford, with the vkiims present TO NICHOLAS M ALLIKAS asrecoredIn PIat Book Sat page 95 utilities, and dra:nage. Alto ad.' this Cowl on September, 71sf, Wit: Sectln 8650? Frcrida Statutes Florida. within six calendar months '.tr:in, it 2l FMt S'Hh Pii,,' of the PujIi Recertt of Seminole tru-, tte tm,,. uS the Iirt publication C.tOn,)t OCrC*;, the Last , (Seall of the i"ark, l;tiilt rI'a('tinns Ihus drive County, Florida, lying Within the i. iu!lii.tg NW ' OS the NE '4 and PIE ½ of of this n',tic,. Arthur Two , H. fleckwilh, jr. i the 5; Leonard & Zmorerisk) Caltlornia 90253 SW 4 of the sW ½ of Section PiE ¼. tees the South AS Ihmntlnds of men and women claim or demand shall be In welting Clerk of the Circuit Court "11cr grades also Mirk A.t. M.Ore YOU ARE NOTIFIED thaI an thereof, TOwnship 20 South, Range 30 East; Section 23, TownJ,ip tIlts) an abnormal menial 1at1state2hep1aceOf residence By; .ioy We drop this tetm and she seems PublIsh: Oct. 4, 11, IL 25, 1973 action (or d'Ssolution 4 marrtag. South. Range 3) 2l' to the corporate limits Of the City As Deputy Clerk East (contalni, _________ and post off Ice address of the .'I)fldlltiifl. DEU-16 luwooccrned though she ssouid has been filed against you and you Longwood. Florida; aid claimant, aid shell be Sworn to by Publish. Sept. . 44.176 acres more or less); 4. . . 1973 "flt"r neurnt, behavior is , have cried and been upset (b) To consider also the queston ire requIred (0 wree a copy of your to the corporate limits of the City Of the claimant, his agent, or attornt.y DET.21 f written defenses, FICTITIOUS NAME external tign of an inner if any, to it on Ovledo, Florida; #rsd of desionatlng and assigning the year ago she had even and accompanied by a tiling fee of WILLIAAS H, W.SCX, Attorney for zoning classifIcation of PUD IdOTlCEIsMrebygly,ntf,at tarn one dollar and such claim tmresnlvi'd colifilet, O(ICn (bi To consider also the ques:lon ret'etved a il' marks cr IN TIdE CIRCUIT COURT engaged ir business at 110 N demand not so I iIcd FOR Planned Unit Development to salo Petitioner, SuiI 704. 816 East of designating and assigning IM1et conscience and some shall be vo,d, "Now she turns in tPte, SEMINOLE COUNTY. F'.ORIDA property (15 thaI classification is Semoran Boulevard, Altamnte toning claui(lcatlon Commercial Ave. Sanford, Seminole Gten Aurbecy, 'f PU such seuaI act as abOrtion. Ceijnty, Florida under the I ic1iiovs themes arul jus sits, staring at Action No. 7i-un c Springs. Florida described in 7770), the and file the zoning ordInances as executor Planned Unt Development to said" DIVISION C aulneroticism, or dread that name of SLOAN RE.-LTY, and that of the City of Longwocx$, FlorIda, to Original will, the Clerk of the OtOve property, as the wall Will and Tettam,'nt of such classification is In The MarrIage Of wit. Ordinance Plo. Ia) and as sty'eddourtat the Smino'e County propos90 I ,nIeid to register s,alcI flaMe with some imagined dc(cct Qccasonally. her 'iIl WILLIAM JENNINC-S PATto be adopted by the City.' C.x,r?hov. thi Clerk E. SCHEXNAYDCR. Sanford, Rrfli'n(ted te of and Supplemented. Circtjit Court, TERSON, Fltid, on or Council of the City maki' them unacccp3able light up. as if she is hearing of OvisiIo, Husband Semlnore Couny4 Florida In ac ' The present zoning classification bela OctOber 72nd, 1973; ollierwlts Florida, 1 riuirrlage leceased and dislani voices. a Judgment coroance with tNt prnvlsions of said property may be entered of the' Ned U Juilan. Jr. Is A 1 Agricultural against The Oresnt PflSlInn ..4. ....A..i.. ,,,....ai....... -. . . -. -iajj urlunly siutilous, Conl,ANuw You for ur. t. rane. whaT is A. wrong SCHEXHAYDER, District, as that classification fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: STEPISTROM, DAVIS 5, thC relief demanded in the OS said property ii ,," Wife. leen-ager may thus described In the zoning Ordinances Petition. Sectionlè3.09 Florida Statutes 1957. MCINTOSH with Nora'" Olstrkt, as that ClassificatIon ii' Sr P. L. SIO%n NOTICEOF,UIT hi' Irti";' !: .:.iiipt'nsale fer au Cndregutationsof Semiriote County, f SeaU POSt 01t(• flfl 1710 . deIcritcd In thq toning ordInnc,s TC ELEANOR A. SCHEX Arthur H Bckwitp,, Jr Florida, and regutationsofs,minade County OCT 126 AflOrney$ for Estit lithcrs and Wccniatcs don I Longwood Florida 1973 CIk LOurtiani 70)11 IhCty ' ii rI al>.ii dctI t,rlard picture if FOP SEMINOLE COU'iTy lhat an itiOfl (or dissol,,tion of ixjss Lie at wCi'ft tirifl i'it(resttd DET 90 I ' ii I ,J ii (c ury across color t'rn or as soon thereafter as e FLORIDA SEMINOLECODNTY rriaaeanfll.dan.,,.J narllet .ri,S p1*1,.... 4.. .*a... , : & T I - -. --'': - e it Otten fl.• Ifl IflP t1PI '.ini rmrqeste UTILITIES °OAQD t1efinRndwhCrtby CIin claimS tti pie anetion fl:l 7Oflir, -,r?ies In r." Fsta!e c.l ' , I Ct , i f , .... ,, . , t NOTICE TO PUflLtc f Pu n'l are L-eir H'ig t.ue real -nIl Ic tir-.rJ So d licarir, rny be the prod 4nnexatl P4011CC is hereby given that JA!VMS ALiRAHAMS id Zoning The Bo8rd Of County Corn property owned by you said real cont a will be hNrd Said hear,ng 'nRy be nued from time to time until Public Hearing will held in IN 'I ' 1t1 JS if thur should he a cW IS 0120 thict FINALNOTICE Sitting as the Seminol. County Lot 70 l$$th7ft'cl thereof and Council i'itraclzed thc n they Sinfqd t' NOTICE merits ItTlmeáat' ttta'rnt r' IS PILRLBY GIVEN that action is taktn b the COy Florida at 000 PM on Ut,tnt,es 8Oar will hold a ttt u 37 5 r of Lot ii Block 31 ThIs ntt#ce Shall b, posted at the Thursday October I I 'Iii N i' (hf.pJi1i> for xomc.4 p},.la..rist. ,, I tt'runCertigne.d n.h ci Ihe ard day hearing In he a Ii 1973 to Council County Commitsi SUBURBAN HOMES Stction 7 as City Hall within the City Of Oc'ober, A 0. 1713. presen' t Ill ChamberS Of "i This notice Shall be Potted at the' l r sIYii.t1Iu downtrrxl&n (1 eise the mas t tr the St,nlnI. County recorded in P1*1 Book page 97, 01 Longwood, Florida, and in three of Consider th, following ct1ang •rtd Div'iio ) amendment 10th. Zoning Ordinance City Hall within the City ol Ov1e, ii . -' r Cou thouSe ni Sanford Flid • , r tt Phl.c Ucid5 of i ' Semnfe othrr p¼ces It n ,h Fi r r i ?hn 1 t r. ¼ of Santer i H•2 j or r (uffl, I r 1' 0 cLr ' fl T 5t rJ P aCcS I? i the C ty F ifS as A 0 t,i at 1 PM., r • a Published andyouarerequir.dtoserve&op, newspaper l hi idlung lOIn tI (,1'SIe LSI) • of 'JeneraI circulation in s I IdI', keen th s ncs b.t'r'-'ic Frptut3r of t'if Etla?, Of ROSE tt''ri.ftpr as potsibl, Tha' Art,r11 V Ute Provis,,. i.iTt" SanfordHeraio antwlpaper P f your written defenses If any tO it the CII,' of LOngw-ool ard .,ern ?OCOnsldeq an • c riole tb iAYES ABRAIS ' " u1 ' ' t I Mutt pie Family t' 9f'nir (4S2d n 0 the C ty of 4 00 3Ubrnittd by Ma,tland 00 LAWRENCE H X,RQØ Of County Florida onc. a fcr at P Irnu,jt O*ilinp Di;ttit Ov edo ard Scmsti0i, It U \ ¼ IIILIS (II CountyT. mOke appli(atr to the sa dge fahi. charged Is customers HIEPS P0 Drawer U Y,snter prior to the dAte of In, Puhli ConSecutivi PCrm,tteti Paragrapn (3) beadde es PfOr to (n rt'tni'oe ltlrlcr ten.ions rm m, Tcousders, it nitght ap*ar r..stresionof said estat,,and' Seminole County, FIoriGl. Ott.r flnd 1973, arid .111, the publication to the dale of the last (3) Colleg, VOCOtlorial and & thefIrstpvbt,ca,jgn,O,h,d t,, or I n a mi rn DATED tN 1h day Of Sep n' .hnd ,In 1ab'Iip . mnj south water and Sewerage Services for thl Peti(ln, home n a subtffhan flC1 attorney or im (75) days In add"ion notice shalt teber A 0 1971 Afl p4rt,; intere' and citizens twenty e ght (79) days tO C abie m I f 4 I o F I utility t a r' rrj ateIv thme(tr 1 tr' pcs!ri io th area to not ii 1 A 'ier3 con n Ojorftrn,ty he Pos'rl n r tr (i H a'na H I t J I s dtidl tiirCiti0flind i s at r5 ird at ;-i Inc d rearm0 tons 1fØ tOt *nnet,00 anu pre.ert sr,,,'ti ( .n attendanCe the relief demanded in tne least fftit (IS) d&p's Prior to th By order of the Pln0lnn and :on,ng C' iea (if teen (15) d6yS J,,'. IR l',',iii Irrg J&M.M(S ADRAHAMS r -Ions Of County 30u ,rc'r 'i ,5V niy t,an,J SrdIt SCOlo DATLO tht *51 day of Octob., Hearing S4nford Flor tia li rtitsed IL1UIT S'IIt Commlsners i,i'g' ''j the 471t day cci1fl,ct1 tafl,ç") P%FflS m is "t'-I (he c.fr 5eptembe, 17th 797) A 0 1973 ( October 1 rEptTpOM DAVIS 9 73 DATED thi$ 101 ta of 5e 5 tty Sidney L VIPI en Jr i ISAL, f t Or-n Ht ift £ -r , r. II. Cv ...Irrk ot the CiF1'u-t COurt of tie Lily i Pci a 1L111;s frfir1 C 445 City at nford t3, - I 'I.hC UC £tti 1't.r 1or City Clerk Ar1Pjr H Jr By ky Y#Iib t,angwucie Fiorda F.tJ1 32771 S3fltO , of the City Plannitq and Zonvig is fr rrr en of Cicik / Pub"sh Oct 4 11 18 5 Nov ., ••. PtI ia4 CoS"C 2) 27 ct LIt 2,13 Punt iedo Florida S' 2 V 0$ '' ' Puli t ii tr lirath orr,ari colirge Sr' 1 : - ' • I .: : iV t')F! Publish Oct ¼ Ii ij fSh Qc 4 II 1973 U:U n r:i t r.: , ' i 'Jy I91J . 0EV 42 -1 DIAL . CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS T' "' Want Ads Don't Cost0 They Pay iv.,.) ? dhY'..4 - i.t, _______________________ '- -a.- '' .. - .VURE GOWNA iii ED)5&,Me HookS,TOO, .• MR. OOP' i - fl'/ '' j .. -V. T' S'!:'r -r!r . .1 .-..*..... BUSHES OVER i .. -. I WAS JUST STANOING HERE WHEN... J f. ____ orpieadlnglntheofficeoftheCterk sitting as the Seminole Count, CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1303.8 Re:oningFrom: RC.1, Restrldec 11:00 AM, on the 2nd dy of Oct.. 2 aof the Ctrcuit Court In and (or Utilities Board will hold a public BEt. 'lRE HOMES. INC., November, A 0. 1973. offer (or site COmmercial District. SISTER, Inc., noon, Cavalier Seminole Cogtty, Florida, on or hearing to th COunty Commission Florida Corporation To That Of: GC 2, eneraJ A and sell to the highest bidder, for Chambers ad th. Seminole County befOre the l2ndclay of October, AD., lest.aurant. cash. subject to any and all cxlsting Commercial DiStrict. 1' 1973, Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, on That Property Detcrib'ed as: LotsI PiainIU leins. at the Front (West) Door of If you fail to so, judgment by Tuesday. th 73rd day of Oc'ober, HENRY 1. BURLEY AND the Seminole County Courthouse in I. 2 and 3. Boyd'S Subdivision ac OcL 2$..-. defaullwillbe?akenagains,youfor A.D. 1973 at 7 P.M., or as IF Santord, Florida, the above cording to Plat Book 1. Pagt $5 BURLEY, HIS WIFE, there (tt1a%possibIetooideran M"RRlEo AND MARTHA A. tP)er,Iie( demanded in the Pitition. South Seminole Jaycees Public Records of Seminole County1 described personal properly. WITNESS my hand and seal this application 5ubmittd by Indian BURLEY AND — BURLEY, HE That said sale l b*Ing made to Florida. Halloween Costume Rail, 3 14th day of September. AD,, 1973. HUts Utilities, Inc. to incrse the HUSBAND, IF MARRIED. Being more generally desribe siuisfy the terms of Said Writ of p.m., Maitiand Civic Center. S.aU rates charged its customers for Execution, as located: Southwes$ Corner Defc'ndan IS Arthur H. Da'ckwttn, Jr. water and sewerage servIces in French Avenue and West 20t John E. Polk. NOTICEOFSUIT Clerk of the Circuit Court Sem.nole County, Florida, Street, Sanford, Plori'ia. Sheriff Oct. 7— 'to QUIET TITLE Bt: Joy Webb The areas concerned inctjde ll IN THE NAME OF THE STATE 0 All parties in Inerest and citizens emlnole County. Florida Goldsboro Elementary Deputy Clerk f(IiOfl5WlthifltheareertlfirJ(or FLORIDA: F Publish: Oct. II, 10.25. Nov. 1.1973 shetI have an opporlitity to be water andse*,n-age services fr ?h School PTA Carnival—Fish rLEVELAND MIZE & BERRY DEU6 hoard at said tieariig THE DEFENDANTS f11rfltiOn uttlt PH',r Fr, ' fl to 5 p.m. H. --, L t Iy .-AIIyCH tying intor,n.t,A, . . ... ,....... - .. . . ,: .. . . - •.. -: ": _ .. 1 . ..... ?VV)W Ac;:v )1.a. - - A. Pe!:th: 51. 20, 27, 0:1 . 12. :;' Otier, v13 ,,. r4olIce 5 hereiy glvCn that a Burley and ----Burley, her - . Board of County notary Club noon DC 1.91 ' so Arthur H. Harris Public HearIng will be held at the husband, of Route 2, watkins Commltioners p Chairman New York. II married, If alive, or if CommisSIon Pm In the City HIi lUnch i, Salt dC Ic Cttc.. • t.p. ...•uiv..' C.:, , ' ., , jmi'ora, ii.,ui :i, , 'JTILITIES$OALID ,. -p-':... to, t '..y Speaker, Tony Russi. .... ... .... '' Lu.... - .. .rn;ss;ac 7.00 o't r ii .....:._,. ,. NotIce ad Public lIearIn I consider 'n. arwiexaf ion of Publish: Oct. Il, Ii?) all other persons or Partiesclalming The Board of County Corn. Arthur H. Btckwith, Jr., 0EV by through, der or against them; vopert drscrIbd as foIlo: mlssioners of Seminole County Clerk Oct. d to' _________ __________________ 5*tUng as the Seminolt County Publish: Sept, ). 27. OCt. 1, 11. 1)73 South Seminole Jaycees EXHIBIT A All psrtles or persons having or Ijtilttles Board will hold a public OCT-06 CITY OFOVIEDO, A Beuinnng .11 Limitt a pointline of thC any right, title or interest Children's Halloween Festival, hearing in the Couity Commission ----' •-------------- _— ç andclaiming to the following de1r,beJ present eslern City of FLORIDA Chambers Of 7:30 p.m., 1.ongwood Park. Notice Of Public Hearinq Seminole County THE CiRCUITJUDICIAL COURT OF THE properly, situated In Seminole the City of Sanford. which line It TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 1 0 Courthouse. the S.'nford, FlOmlda, DfliuEIGHTEENTH CIR. County, F3fldi parallel with L.nd 77$ feel west. Tuesday, flit 23rd day Of October, CUlT, IN AND FOR SfMII(OF Nollceis hereby givtn by itmeCity Nov. 8 Lot I. Otocl'. 35 of Santondo the wardly, measured at right angles Council Cf te City of Oviedo, A.D. 19)3 at 1:00 P.M., or t soon CONTy, LORIOA. Suburb Beautitul, Sanford Sictin, from the center line of Persimmon Florida, that said City Council will: , p.Iht, n ri i:: a ..,.. . -. A""': "'4 I.--. '-:' ' r'g '--' • .... -. . nv ii. ri,. •, ... ,..I. .. Rk4T flltS ViN TU\OU? . t-. hy D'vt Groua SOME&00t' NOTICEOFSHERIFF'SSALE thM I ar NJCe iire tERY sne at 2119 Balsa by virtue of that certain wri;"; enuagOrlando 5rninOIe CoufltY Dr . EKCUtOn l55j out $ ecords of e inIe'ut', rent ari!es (rum the CenTir line of (ollowing described proptrty ling ll?ie Co. (CASSUCO) requesting Petitioner. Florida, decertification Of areas as Covered and SCL's Sanford Atoma Tracl; and being In Seminole County, a YOU AND EACH of you, are running thence Ronald C. Parsoni by Certificate No. 40 for water anr PAUL L VIPOND, southwardly Florida, to wit: - Legal Notice along said City Limits line ne L Unck Certflcat, Ne. 41 for scrage rewondent. TRACT 1: SE L. of INc P4W i, Iona V. Boniface above-deribed property has been 509 feet more or less; thence Section 7?. Tnsh;p 21 South systems In Seminole County, Resty Ia Dupree NOTICE OF ACTION Gussie L. Ccmer Florida. filed against you and you are TO PAUL L. VIPOND stwardly at rigt.t angles fm the Range 3) East (Lest the North 75.0 FlCTITIOUSNE Cletha Merkeon required to serve a copy of your preceding course 6 fI Margaret Muay Board of County C Ot feet and the East 500 fe'et for NOTICE lSherebygivthatla 3153 Duquette Drive a)1ond Sell Commissioners answer to the Complaint On the iøts ta a point 72 fet eastwardly, right of way purpoSeS); containin Ociavi engaged in business a? 90 W. :4wy, St. Charles, Plaintiff's attorney. Robert W. By: 5: Sidney L. Vihlen, Jr., at ripht angles radiCily 38 167 acres more or less Edward L Buckner Sr. Missouri 63)01 430, Altarnonte Springs, Seminole Marret iUhes Peacock, Jr. of DOLAN AND fm he center line of CCL's Chairman County, Florida under thi fictitious TRACT 7; NW '.4 of the SW ¼ YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a PEACOCK. Suite 1335. CHA Jacksonville-. Tampa main track the NE '., Sectkn 72, TOwnship 2 ATTEST: Pet ilion to Adcpt and Make Fnre'0 CuIldir, 753 Siti, Grange Aven, thence northwardly and nor. South Range 31 East (Less thj JUidi . JOl) thet I intend to register siid name 1And L Se'4ls Ck Freddie 1e Robinson with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Of Ditsofution of Marriage 6nd hr OrigiI in the office Of the Cerk Kathy A. Akers concentric with the last mentioned purpes), containing 9690 acre Publish; Oct. 11, is, 1973 Seminole County. Florida in ac Relief has been filed against you and Ije Cfrcui? Court on or before Oc- center lln 1430 feet more Ctf leti to n,ore or less. 0EV 63 pot I feet touthwestwardly, Dova L Mash, Apopka ___you are requir to serve a copy of tobtr 7h, 1973, otherwise the Ella S. Howard FIc'titiou Name Statute's, To-Wit: TRACT 3: SW ¼ *l the SW ¼ Lottie WILFRED Nell Goodman, SectioriUS,Oe Florida Statute's 1957. H. NOTICI'TOptJILlC cy D. Sheafer CONRAD tan as confesj. center tine of said SCL's Santora South Pang, 31 East, containri 5' Billy 0. Wenz& Notice it hereby given that a Petitioner's attorney, Casselberrs This Notice ihII be 2ubtished Atoma main trCck, Siid Point being t 01$ acres more or Ins. William H. Jones, Deltona PuI,h: Oct.'. II, II. 2S 1973 PublIc Hearing will be held In the ss is tOO North Highway 17-97, once each week for four (4) Dessa M. Knight, 1kBaxy distant 72 ut Ioutheastwardly, DEU.15 Elmer [)urharn, Deltona TRACT S .. of¼, theSection E ' of the CItY "Ommisslon Room, City Hall. C4i1$.lberry, Florida 37707, on or secutive weeks In the Sanford measured along the last mentioned SW 4 of 4 tI'C NE n, _____________________________ Sanford, Florida, at 5:00 PM, Te1na Rurolo, Deflary before October 19th, 1973, and ttl Jose A. Sheflln, Deltona 'fecald center line Iron Mile Post A.744; Township 21 SOuth, Range 31 Cost, Thuredo, October ii. 1e73. to the original with the clerk Of this FICTITIOUS NAME DATED this 24th day Of Sep thence soutneas!wardly parallel to containing 15.104 acres moreor less. ccnsider the following change and court either before servIce on temir, 1973. Herman S. Wasser, Deitnn the last mentioned Center line 1,433 George A. Dichi, DeIW TRACTS. E 31trTe SE'4 of are engaged in DusIne • Mary Hilbert, Deltor.a Of the City Of Sanford, Seminole mediately therIter; otherwise a f)a no Marie O'Brien, beginning; containing 133 acres Boxwood Cir., Winter Springs. County, Flda, Ahur H. BtCk*ilh, Jr. default will be entered against YOU Range 31 East (Less the: Frederick 3. Lau, Deltona Seminole Ccunty, Florida under the Clerk, CIrcit Court more or zon lest. Said pperty it North 25 feet for ro right Of way, That Ailicie V. Use Proyisicins, for the relief demanded in the Presently JesslS. Nicoti, Deltorta Seminole County, Florida tictitiout name of CYCLONE SecJlon 7, RMOI, Multiple.Family Ptitiø. M.I (indujtrldl) pijrpe's). containing tCM acres Edward L. Cunningham, i5h,tt. CLEANING SERVICE. endthatwe Resdentlal,,ce fly: Joy Webb WlTP4smyhaflandtheseaIof mor, or less; In5tItu11l I U Lot; SandS, flloc 10, A. 8. De2ut/Clerk TRACT 6; P4 - 'Freeman, of the SE ¼4 Lake Clrk of the Circuit Court. Seminol. Uses Permitted, Paragrap*t 12;, Ses!gie Reagan. Lake M.a.' (CWc,,ii Court Scat) and . County, Flldt in accordance w1h amei-detj to read; OCT 1?t Kennel?, L. Robbins Jr. Arthur H. Bcckwith, Jr. the prsions of the FIti That porti000ftheSeabuardcoast PRange 31 East, less flit W ¼ of tre. Peter Drennan, Orange City (7) Hospitals an moteIb. As Clerk of the Court 4 w'of theSE ¼ofdsect.n,: . Nane Statutes, to.Wit: Section _______________________ Line Rai!ruad Ovieo Branch right con?aininq7I.009acresrncreor Lcss;, All pdrtie's in Interest lndcltlzens By. Cecetla V. Ekern Frakye M. Grayon, lo.s.og Flida Statutes 1957. William C. Dandrldge, of WRy Cbutting the easterly li ot' CITYOFLONOW000, Sr WILFRED H. CONRAD sl have an opportunity to TRACT 7 3: The S lao chains of' 5: Jan Broer lando LoisSands Block I0.A B.Rustelli IdE ' of the NW , SeC1IT n, FLO IDA heard at said hearing. Attorney for Petitio'r Richard C Cek Addition to Fort Reed, ac.crdirg tO TOwnship 71 SOuth, Range 31 Elst; flinothy (. Clark, Oviedo Notice of Public Hearing By order Of the Planning and 100 ?ionn Highway 1192 Para Lee Darsaw, titusvjjie Publish: Sept. 77, * Olaf thenf reCorded in Ptt Bouk 1, subjert In 'ned rt of way, con. 4, 11, 15. 1973 Zcn; Carmsshn of he Cmty TO WHOM IT MAY CGP4Id: Caseloerr, Florida 32707 OETI31 Sanlord. Florida, the 4th day Publish: Sept. 20. 77. t. 4. 11. 1973 ______________________ Octobtr, 7973, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Page91,PublicRecordsof5emjoo,, County, Florida Said property is taing 15.415 acres more or letiji oE'r.e, WORRY CLINIC George W, ______________________ Crane, Ph.D, M.D. TRACT ,tm ' of theSectlo,i W2 FICTITIOUSNAME the City CjniI of the City Of pretly :e A I (Agriculturat; Of the NW ¼ of the NE '401 ____________________ Arthur H, Harris LOngwood, Florida, that said City Diltrlct NOTICE is hereby given that I am Chairman \r.i i dtptuteh in need of a 72, TthIp 2) South, Rang. 31 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Council will hold a public hearing: engaged in business Of 102 South All parties lfl fltttetl .syS City of Sanford iasz; tublect Pe road moreor right of less = way;' Park Avt., Sanford, Seminole u('i1 pi- hiatrixi. It.*t you (a) To described consider annexation O theheard shall have antearlr.g Opportunity to be Containing 14.S32acres Planning and Zoning SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. following property lying at said CASE NO. 731324.E County, Florida under the tSiovs I,at,-n %hnuld realize that Commitsr, and being in Seminole County, DIVISION E TRACT 92: The N ½ Of the NE ¼ 14 name Of THE VILLAGE CRAFT. PuDl'sh: Oct. 11. 1973 fly order Of the City Comm,; Flrlda, to wil: plI'ittr do not Inn tisas (run, — of tc SW '. O theNE In re: Petition of Sion SMEP4, and that I Iend to register OEUOf me City Of Sanford. Florida, INtl fl, Tnip 7) South, Rang, 3S hqiitirixt Vet ek(t'rnali, tna The West ½ Of the NE '.01 the SW 10th dy of September, 1917. I said name with the Clark of the ROBERT JOHN PR ISELA ar4 ¼ 01 SectIon 30, TownshIp 20 South, sugr%l that Nora houtd be East Subject to rc.d right 01 way Circuit Court, Seminole County, H. N. Ta,nm, Jr. SHERIDA WHITE PRISELAC. his Range East, being approximately taining i.* acres more or rn F'crlda In accordance with the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, wife. City Clerk ,9.2W acres more or less; TRACT 20-5: The W ½ of the NW' ,. (woyision Of Itie Fictitiøut Name SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, NOTICE OF iCTION Of rn, City f -- , c-an pruduic lnxanht T)gethrwith (Pme East OOft of the ''s ' , of th SE ¼ Ofthe IdE ¼ (less lPs TO: Richard Louis Ferrara S1at,jt.s, To-Wit: S.ction sosce IN PROBATE. FILE NO. )'3.194.cP Sanford, Florida • or .iiicidr N 23 fees thereof), Section In re: Estate 01 579 Eagle AvenucFicrida Statutes 1937. P4W 'aOf tire sw 4 ot' Section ' Publish; Oct. 2). IL 21, Nov. I • Township 21 Soutti, Rang. 11 East Townstilp 70 South, Range 30 East. 1973 WILLIAM W. Hempetead. New York S William A. Barker JENNINGS PAT. fl Semnote County. Flot",cJa, C,\..Sf V 1lu Nir;, f . r'isr, Sept. 77, Oct. 1, 11, 15. 1973 TER.,ON YOU ARE "4OTlFIEc that an beingthep WofLakeEmmapoao; 0EV 70 — I with East o:i,______ _____ Conta.nng 4.Ia6acretmor,or lessAI OCT 132 Deceased. Action for Adoption was filed of thatTogithr par? of thettte SW '.ot 660.0, the SW 17, needs p'chulrtc help last ,,."7 ' -. '' TRACT II 1;NE The ¼ of the 72 5 -. ___________________________ To All Creditors and Persons Having against YOU and you are required to of Section 30, Township 20 South, IN THE CIRCUiT COURT OF THE ' of the ¼SW of Section "Dr. ('rane." her Guidance __________________ ' -. Claims or Demands Against Said serve 4 (OPv of PeEtionerv FICTIT:OUSP4AME Range (ner at high school ban, East lying North of the EIC)HTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. TOwhshlp 2) South, Rang, 3) Etstj Estate: \ — NOTICE is hereby givn that tOmney, Warren S. Kafer. whote North P W tine of Longwood Hills CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE contain.'ng 'O.O53 acres moreor ls "Nora was formerly a straight You and each o you are her'm Cdiress i P.O. Boa 745, Winter Roa as arc owr on the pLt Of ".OUPITY,FLORIOA. Why" -. - engaged in bus,st at 7442 .- !e?J and Pp,., ' -± : ; ?; "Longwonu itlt KOeØ asecorded CVL Ciiün NV. 731294.A South test Goenrod. any claims and 0*mands of West ½. NE ¼ of N' "Site was also immacidate jp ich OCtober 26th, 1973, and :ile the in P1*1 Book 5, at Page 96 of the In re: The MarrIage 01, '.. tnd West ½ of', East ½ 'a. of Sect lniier c'onflkl, of .nnic' or1! fl1, Seminole County, FIOrda s,,, or either of you, may original With the Clerk of this Court PvbI.c Record; of Seminole County. NICHOLAS M ALLI KAS. Husband, 72; also the North ci NW SE - ' ALLEY OOP gaiNoice Legal Notice -.,.-.-- .-.. . _____ FICTITIOUSNAME NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICE it hereby given that we __________________ IAIUTE â.vcng.geu ;ntjslu at Bldg. No, TO wHOM M CNCERN pt home. t;:'flCva Agoranos tier home work assignnwnts "And the prn't iced (aihfully 'in Ihe toli mdi he ws quite an iLCLOIflpjlSflec5 tllUsician "Rut 1 rnnnthts ago. che ht"gy 'ri t'are$e'. r'i;du;g hr'r I ____ THE COURT, 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CnliMy K?,RIN K. AUSTIN. ... .._._Jrr.r--:-::--- ,' I Mr. and Mrs. James Cain a Ehn.lru& H. Hisbec 1)avid Gor.dness Bnice Mingo _________ ___ . BIRTHS S Sanford: I . ... _____________________ Legal Notice . Ie9a1 Notice Oc't. jj r. Legal Notice Calendar ..... _ -. ________ Oelber l— CavaIir itestaurant, noon. _____________ . Thirsy, o. Ser' mole i --- ManneededfornuI-Sfy work. Wage based on ability and experience Call 373 1966 alter 6 p m _____ ___________ We have openings for Truck Drivers, Warehouse and Sales Personnel 4 hr. week Excellent fringe benc'titS Apply ifl person alter 9 a m to SCOTTY'S HOME BUILDERS, 700 Frets," 'C., 5$c4' Immediate opening for desk per sonnet (auditor). P40 previous experience necessary Op portunity for aavan'.ement. GooJ uerkin; centitions. Apply Day's Inn, Sanford —_______________________ FACTORY HELP '- needed for 1st and 2nd and led shift. $250 per hour to stjrt. 1k raise In 30 days Regular raises thereatler PRJ holidays and vacationS Must be ati'e to handle 00 lb. bags. Apply '0 person. Premix Marblelte Manufacturing Co Junction P4*p 431 ano 419. Winier Spr.ngt Career Opportunities In Rapid Expanding Fiberglass Power Boat Manufacturing industry immediaTe Openings At One of America's Leading Fib.rglas it Manufacturing Plants Located In Central Florida Benefits Include Paid Vacation. Paid Holidayt And Group Hospitatization Full Time oa,u Boat Riggers Prodict,on Line Workers FO Laminators FO Finishers Mold Makers Mold RepaIrmen Maintenai'ce Men Full or Part Time L -emnin Boat Riggers Production Line Worker FO Mold Repairmen EVENING SHIFT 1:00 P M. to 70:00 P.M. WLlXEN0 SHIFT Sat: 5:09 AM, III 4:30 Sun: 5:00 AM. tO 4.30 Trainees Accepted Join A Growing Progress Company Where Opportun.ty For Advancement And Increased Earn.rigs Are Immediate AppI1 thru Sat 3 ,-o rn ti Non at Cobia Boat Co. No, I Silver Lake' Road Sanford, FIa. 3)771 An Equal Opportunity Employer - �10121— TheSanford Herald Thursday, Oct. 11, 1973 The Sanford Herald ____ — -— _- — ,-.---Are 30 You An Armchair The Check Shopper? Barcains Below. is%r Herald by I Art Sentom I Miscellaneous - W ________ SO - IM ioir u' i ZT _____ - Massive Spanish bedroom sets include large dresser, richly ___________________________ framed mirror, chest, Iwin or lull headboard, complete I piece set 'ust 1)79. Also living room sits, $99.95 Cash or terms United PIFFRPST ' jj I _____________________ _____ _ Rent Rent . I I 171 ?M J - I year old. 2nd section. two 'irc.rn fjr ncJ r rcixrnatel, .... $IO,.. ... ¶.'.' CORBETT . - I ... . I I I ve, . ,, I, 3 b-p-zoort I 2 b.f IIL air & heat. large ~~:= W 1iI22S me.ISO damage deposit,6 Mo. leas, !, 313 SM -_ ____ - - Houses Rent Unfurnished 37 — B'ond new droom, P-, bath, A'., 'i -- - J4L'itI!J , 11 F4o'.Fc ,rsd APT for rent. From 57' r Call 473 76.61 HOME Houses for 111-4122 BRAND NAME Salo $93 I REALTOR ZG ZAGS rJJ[Lu'1' - DOWN I Realty SIDflWNVA :JiLcw AVAILABLE ( '%... NO CLOSING COSTS I 3 64 I*DROOfA.J BATH BRAND NEW HOMES. PACKED CULL OF ALL ThE EXTRAS rou'o ixPlC? £D LAKE SPACIOUS 3 bedroom. 2 bath on I large lots. Has Florida room and Climti central plus much more. Almc%t an estate in town. $33,500, HANDYMAN'S DREAMt Fourbedroom, 2 bath On beautiful tfIanQUl$a' tOt 211" 195* 195 I.00k thisover before buying anything. oriest Call 322-2420 Anytime CHOICE older 3 bdrm., CB, larg shaded W. nice neghhorhoec 137.500. Terms "Sanford's Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency REALTORS 7SdS Park Dr. DIVELOPIeCHY WILCO LAND CO L323_7860 - GRAND OPENING " ;'. Aitc'pc :;4a&3z23v91.fl7 "Stop Ulf) ' ** At APJIiAWnI p .t COUNTRY CLUB MANOR a 3.d, Olympic Pool YOU Here's your chance 'a gal this treshly pointed home with many e*tras at no rest. 3 bedrooms, stone wall in family room wtm an repptr1ove applianre's. If you ,',.ri a 'nme th'61 y. wil b jOud of. check thiS txith inss1e and outside. Priced in 301. ."caQe. or pt S 10 pci, '" w..n on new mnctgae we P.jy c4n ,til you 'Th'nv more, t Ac arrange I inanc ing for . home of your choice Call Or A Area RENT p OR BrlJY RENT WV I I ri WITH OPTION "' ' U BU Y I __ 7 ] ,. [, Till at Holly 322-8661 or 17'O8 JOHN SAULS AGENCY 211 N Oak. Sa..dcwd 3221174 day, 323 CiliSeve. ASSOCIATE r I 7 batPt'. I i.11y shag carpetcd r'jll fenced yard with gate. Comes' 'of, Close to shOpping and school, Self C%eanfrg over 573,7w. For further information, MI C,...ir R1j'tlI, /.of Roberts & THERE IS A SETTER WAY TO"--LIVE . I - Lu.xui-v Towiihniise . . '-p C . P ; Pr''. ,' ,, , t1YfTl)7'H j"j . I ''vt''. (54,1 - . . P' I . . I IAJ it''ETMENTI Gilman ro, cv __ 74 AUTOS for Sate 80 WE HAVE SOME '73 LEASE& EXECUTIVE CARS LEFT.... GOING AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS , EXAMPLE! ___________________________________ 1 Good Selection 88 _____________________ Models Are Here, Now! Ills Plymouth Fury '73 and Dodge Polaras ________________________ _________________________- * * AMC JEEPS ** . 13 ft. Shasta, excellent Condition, for the best buy in American Motors, and Jeep vehicles, see: 1195. New World Travel, Hwy. 17 DON BALES 92 Longwood, $349124. Sanford Motor Company 508 FrefKh Ave., 377 4117 11111'Frollf: Travel Trailer _______ Canbeseenat 19,? Pontiac Bonneville 313W. 15th St., Sanford Guns Good The Equipped with R, H, AT, PS, PB, AC, TG, WWT, WhI. Covers, Vinyl Roof, All under 9,000 miles. Extended Warranty to 18,000 miles. SUBARU DL - Auto Repairs 64 Cad ';IaC DeVille. Sell or I racie for Paris-Accessories ' . , . , , '''' . . -. -- Nolen o1en -- — -d" ' . III, smaller car. i&000 ml, Clean. 11.695 Can be seen at Mary Cartr Pinl Slure, .515 S. [In, Sarl.'ij. LiUDY 51$01 lItrrJfltor0Avenue ,.•., _______________ -. . ' ....' a-] _- -4_!jl"i __________________ 1 Crv.pers1 amiIy . . It . " •4v. ....... . . "T"e Little Dealer With The Big Savings" _., rwOv 11 • . Winnebal Kap Covers LLL " L LULL LL " L ',, OVIL-LLEAt - L.ist Hwy. 4 36 & 17-V2 "e" I A3H'DODGE J I IM ixil I d if Mon.$t I'S ' Sanford Ph. 322-1055 TRUCKS Orlando 647-8878 ' ''.'''-'-"'"•' -. '- - L -. ________ . lacks. Ph 333a39. mirror, - ______ ,'. "' b'SntS I LI) "' Top,rices paid, used, any condition, 6111126, Winter Park. FRE'GHT DAMAGED . . r . ,', .• - r. !~ ____________ ___________ '-r_ i.!.'!I .-.4 .L—. : ,_y'- I - I . I 1ModeI RD1686 l cu ft no trs! . _~l - ____ 11111W awE'... I u*IL'II. nodU, r...aT and *flIIC face JoInson citizen bind, $995. Call 332.774I after S or wukr.:. , - 1 ., - _:_ ,,dtiI5 - - . . .. I - - / - 2 11 Set up a test drise at: aditional couch & chair, $15; floor '1 I's, T lam p, $10; marble top lrbc. 120; INC. BAIRD H WY. 436 & 17.92 FE ____________ s, fi~i ';'I t; .t 1• .. 831 131 $ RN A T ' __________ ____ I'll Electric Fireplace, 1240 watt heater with fan, white fieldstone, used 1 winter, $60. Also mahogany room - blvIder, $10. 373-1595. ___ '....l * ________________ ... ______ - 'x P '1M __ _____ f'T •• ZZ __ _______ 1 —CREAM OF THE LOT— 0 Annlianrnc - 14MOR E = J_j t L lep! _____ _______ __________ ___ .IIII1I _______ I-- --4 T -o matChing love Silts, cocktail >meble. swivel 'rocker. Captains p'air, traverse rods & drape's, golf reUg All good condition, Call 574 53_____________________ after S. 11 I FORD _____________________________________________________________ ______________ J J . JACK PROSSER and footboard. 332 0n. - r DiCK 1973 Ford Country Squire Wagon %Jo ------- 1973 Ford LTD WASHER, ports. AT ne rn i-,..• ,., ,-, ro, rri, Rack, Lt. Green, ,.. fl -. Factory Alt, Luggage 4395 $ - ; - MONEY APPLIANCES, 32) C. tA OF'S - Adv i sor - - 'i2 Drive. 322 1567 ___ CANADIAN REFRIGERATION AND APPLIANCE SERVICE "in Repairs on all makes 4 moJel washers, dryers dishwashers, disposcls, air conditioners & refrigeration, Domestic & Com. ei'c a. 323 - - Heating ohLtr." -t 5Stii.'vrry ' outy . Real Estate Wanted - 12 - Home Improvements -)f RuUdozinp 2 4 Htum 'r,vi, _____ H&ACERAMC5 4 IF AveSanford ' ;'ps --_ ---Custom made screen rooms, mar ort To workmanship and malerials. LEACH Attzissa - -_ . fiefe rIff 1-1 ~.!4 plan. ;jActnaflotautiful tI'Idadl.c The responsible I - only-' for the s1 a;3. .iutt l ie re is monthly maintenance fee for the btjlfdi,'s exterior rOof, CfrIYEWCYS. g13ragei, yard carv, etc JACK R. MCCLURE rn ss7 A financing plan Is a 'allabte to new home buyers at Senora. Mci-fgages I ortacpct h,ar* M ., I SALE? ;.II I? *idsredun and many use . - i'S on Sate IfltL4t rdtQ is 8 lpcl on an - santotd3ns!! ()fl lk - io ,;r1 It i 3 - - , — 0 U..-I-- wel" NM I Long Bed. - - OF -.I7,/// ''1iI//I/A ,I/I// I , I F Owner, 1973 dlI V//n I DUICK 3IcyIarK Sport Coupe, One r, Bucket Seats, AT, PS, PB, VA $ 'u i j Ford Torino ifCmt .. $4' STIPIE MACHINE 3, 'IJP,'LV 0 , . . , "- ': . S: ________ •T ri fivid 1 ,_II' P'l 1k I == . "' -- 11 It 1971 Courtney with I,atler, 18 h p electric start Johnson r ckr & tag 1300 Pt) 323 ,)l --i .atifltbiway? Sell it tatt andeasy j~,, h a low cost ClaiSifieclacif . I, io Ply. Fury $1 AT A 4 Dr. Sedan VIA ran A. S Sport £ .1 ar V/i iii (A IJII ~_vm~ ~~ mt ' V8 AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, Vinyl Roof, WSW Tires, Wh. Covers. Med. Brown Met. W- Beige R oo f. 695 £0 1 595 rt..ntru - Squi re 19('N 1797 Longwood, F14 ---fl.-' . -- . --- o ) ____ 68 Olds 88 4 Dr. AT-Ac Coupe, One Owner. Very Low Mileage—Like New $2795 70 Ford Falcon Wagon AT, AC $ $ 70 Ford F3S) Van V8 4 Sp $ fNTIAcj i It! 11 DICOTT II:l. II I 54t=---... - p fl/c, - --- """"` '3 % $1095 lo Chevrolet Caprice - 95 Ford Econoline Van 6 Cyl, 3 Sp ) - AC 14?5 , $1995 - - - 1495 $ 795 - 6 TbI,nclørblra 4 Dr., Loaded ) 1495 69 Olds 98 4 Dr. HT AT.AC 69 White Diesel Tractor $995 79n5 S 2195 70 Ford Pick-Up $1095 - - - - 1~~ I - if4- I W I L 1_ . - 1. '"N71 m 0 ru - — - • NEVER AR - - i CK PROSSER Hw'. 1792 at Lake Mary Ivd. Sanford Ii bedftm I bath Phc't'itfl35',5 70 Ford LTD Station Wagon. Power & Air 71 Ply. Sportj Fury r H Power-Air $ 70 Mustang I At.AC 1972 Chevrolet Nova . ' i.iP '4 iior& Traii*r, I9HPMe c 68 Ford Country Sed. Wagon AT-AC Z T Craft , 31, 135 Marc. Power, trim. 6411 d;o vaivantrou trailer. tape 1. 2O95 ' .-------- , - 71 Ford LTD2 i'T,iower & Air TFIIJ - WE SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types ind siteS - $3095 WEEKEND AS-IS SPECIALS1 I _______________ 9 I l.'.siflul finish. floor model MOflthly payn•entses to* i-5? per s,nt', 5,-..' at Sanford S'-wng Ci'nitr 331 1 lit Doantown JSI?UIIJuCVvVfliflO'sIw Equipment 11W1d C learrnj 3195 V8, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, WSW Tires, Wh. Covers, Mid, Green. $2795 STEREO • rvs STOCK REDUCTION SALE NEW USED REPOSSESSED : r dlarqe'e Pum ps, s ii tt.I)lr,% I 1(5 riouse t'Jafli and Shnp ble alcs _. . 2 Dr. HT, V8, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, Wh. we n Roof. po t S A £ LL us,, Chevrolet Custom Nova Hatchback $ ARA('tJiRtrc' .. __54 Garage-Rummage - Sal les PAUL SLATPR ' ( I - - - _____ - Professional Wallpaper Hanger .F - lay & Sal 12Ih III 111th Clothes Liceirtsect Residential Cornmercial I . Firk clithes, games. odds 'L ends' Ffee E stimat", Ph. in 611) m .- CAMP SEMINOLE, S miles wnf W1111111111111111W fitjnt)y,~ t. a, Gv,ff, LInO (IerInq Excavating 1. Grading. n 1797 IDEAL ORAFTiP4Q 4 PLAN (i2 62 4, d'yor nite._SERVICE For builders, tub contra?ors 'nd.v,du'iit Custom Lawn pt, plpn A. rO.,rn h(j',' W A,- E.lut I :,Vol ,, I i ,.., lC • h4'flQ I Eleclrolux vacuum cleaners to told for $W.95 each. Cash or term,. United Freight Salts, 3330 S Orange Avt Orlando Mon Fr 9 Ni 9. SaT 9 to 3 h I IQ stil SOrn4-lhng' A smail Draftmg u r i'flAry :-;VT - -.---. ola '''M3" "SE' OFrenchAve tl7. -. - - INVENTORY REDUCTION mvimm f 25 ae ELECTROLUX ag — !'rrn are limted t, srvWear. to A& Gqyiev d M Pontiac Catalina SUMMER SALE - nevroe. .nevelle Laguna Air, Silver Grey W-Laser Stripe. Ton Pickup F Air—Low Mileage l0(Ity ana get service, Singer • _çoluen Touch & Sew $77 Hcc<hi t tin - ____________ i;;; '/, • . $3695 1972 Ford Torino $2695 QTIREOS UI L . Ford Gran Torino Station Wagon $ One Owner, V8, AT, PS, 1968 as . . 1972 Dodge .' 'C'flAIIRI(s 1973 • "' TELEVISION SETSjjSUp 1 1 MILLER$ I 04 ,". 241 90rlancto Drive. in 0j52 --- -----.--- FREE Home Demonstration ' I $12 %F $2895 - Door Sedan, AT, PS, PB,, Air, 24,000 Mile-; • . adli ''•'.. nwnei Is rrortagr MEMEMI 4' P1 b n1fidtVir, Protect Paint. Prttsurf! (lean Willis, patios, toots, free est Impac Spra Klean 2220)9? eve. - -- 'U " - Miscellaneous For Sale 3.) Light V8, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, Luggage Rack, WSW Tires, Wh. Covers, Polar White. $ 2I"ColorConsoleZenith.$)95; "fr AM FM and S tract Stereo ConS.31C S211, SAO, Casti of Teps trager er month. Call Credit Manager, ' 3229_Il or see at Sanford Sewirc enler, 307 E. 1st St.. Downtown Sanford. . m4nufAclurers include Spaii;sh, -_ lf~_i l-e painting. by hour or by Early American and 1ERVICLSUNLIMITED0=mffiFn contract. 312 1#55. Mediferrantan with matching HANDYMAN chind cabo'nots. table and chairs, REASONABLE PRICES. CALL 122 ADCOCK $11 N. () Orvy) cash of terms, )931 Roofing & Sheet Metal United Freight Sal", 1550 S ___ Citiffers 111, Down Spout& Orange Ave-, Orlando. M,im. . Fri. CONCRETE PATIOS 000 French Ave, jn 9A,-" Mobile Homes ".ISLI -_ -- 4 V8' AT' PS PB 'R&H 'Factors' Air Gold, W-White Roof. 2 Dr HT V8 AT PS P8, AM-FM Stereo, 'aCtOrY Air, Power Windows. Dk- Green Buick Skylark 1i I& .,--- SirvIct. Free estimates. :b000'. ------. Children's Outgrown clotMi, tOyS •"d furniture set OuCIty *Ih a ilats e ad ' rressure 'k 971 -i A." . - . CONSTT~UCTION Clsiut. -_ 1972 Ford T 1 Gran sport I 9 $ ' ' Ceramics Cailbart Real Estate t All 3fl 141$ ___ ' Door Sedan, Real Clean—One Owner 4 STEREOS REPOSSESSED i77 beautifut walnut cabinet AM M multiplex radio S track tape . .iiaypr piyCPedelic lights, and _" muchmt,re.Guaranl(l,ct, Sold now - ""tv $i79 Pay balance of 11)5 or $1 50 monthly Phone 641)377 for -..lreihornctrial HALLMARK, W Falrbnk Ave., Winter Pa.'k. • Repairs. Remodeling, hot water q I ________________________ Listings Wanted Grooming - Pro1elonaI with Dvi • •rn..a P.M. Animal Player Grooming and Boarding. In 952. MMMMS D. 8. RUCKER PLUMBING, Mc. DRYWALL.S PRAY ING & PAINTING " C.,', ' , - _.._.__ Pet .' Ph. 322 UJIS TOWILHISPEAUTY'ALON M (yierly Harriell,j a j ly pjoc*) Painting. Interior. exterior, free — S19F Pine, 3475742 44 tau millmates Reasonable- "years New Shingles tacked nin b— sommm experience, DeBary 6616.563 *th air, or by hand. Licensed S 'inured. 3731333. c nnmn PaIntisc&OesoraIieg an t " T' -itilerporLE06vior Qualify Work It's "Fix L DOZER WORK xw rt, i rsv,u 4 -inured. 3734141 CIc.unjlot, nut pecaIty 323 1731 Icr] pm — , —r Painling -Interior 6 exterior, U I repars. roofs painted, fre*pione'st YCVVM 11M. -.11110 "sperlencedrst,maIes 37)0191 J(p'üpdr) KIRBY VACUUM CLFAP4Lk CUPA';ICS SLpI'1ieS, (arpeigry, Remodeling, Additions. Only autplorizid tales & service in Custom work. F'ee Estimate 37) 4 Sanford. OPtnS.Mon..5, , 47 Care . Chevrolet Impala 1971 TV-Radio-Stereo S3 - - Sastrooms, 3 baRn, walk to 1(hooh. $24.500. Owner. M.4s4y. WATERFRIGNT LOT, 114 It frOM&", &vtfag* dWh 197 It I 72 ft. on Lake Minnie. S9,1sa 1114 Park. Santo-d 377 5"). N ights. in 1 i 67 Call 322-2420 Anytime "San'r'r SaIesLea,-' EXCLUSIVE Your Multiple Listing Agency REALTORS .-a i) hI I4 -- '—.-- - - Iii IP o () I lii. I is., & At CON Dl IONIHO 2609 Sanford Ave, 3176320 '. - CALL RHIC IflZUHJWU$ Park Ridge kitchen equipped, furniture, drapes and washes'includad 0n2 lots with citrus treqs,$l4,750 $3550 down. 10 yr. existing mortgage, 511351 f ma &ArINl Cu O'1 vic and Dump Truck ' HirebyHourorjob Call 322 7415 $3795 .A:PCopioiflouIuG,u Orlando Drive, 4 1973 Dodge Custom Polara 4 Dr HT Wi 1VA IVA ' '- iL. I CALL 322-13U --------- il-C. - ____________________________ _______________________________ Pass Watson Fully Equipped—New Tires 9 Ford LTD Brougham 2 Dr HT V8, AT, PS, PB, AM.FM, Stereo, Factory Air, Power Windows, Seats, Door Locks, Blue W. White Vinyl Roof. $ 1972 Pontiac Safari — 'w and Used Freejers Washers. Refrigerato;s and Air Con- - 1973 $;389 3895 ' MOWING,EDGIiIG Factory Air, Vinyl Roof, WSW Tires, Will. Covers. Beautiful Copper W-Beige Roof. ___ ..411141 trrnrni'cJ I. Shaped. Flower bests cleaned S edged to per lectiØn Specialist . Mowing by request only Free tStimte. Stut, Free Es? ReasonabIt.Atter 1-3238717 IIIIIIIIIIIII " i RECONOITtQN1ORetrlg 'Washers and Dryers. _WA RRANTY. Deli i*nutcapnq. Mowing, Edging. GIauMkToIl .- . ..~4-6 El (8,51f&q. Sanford Cer . tral . '-(al ollit. :uIly catpiried, Conven , - Lawn Servki - Herald Want Ad by calling 312. 7611. and asking for a frIendly SENI COMMERCIAL LOT 117' x 1117'with — frocitege on US 17 t2. 123,S00. Brand new 2 or 3 6,ir,,;.IIi,~ townhouses. Chu'ce localionl Nc r carnrededforthopping,hcts or churches. Wail to wall sh.ao MOblet HOME lots. Each I $ Prlt.e for bth kA% $)5 130 finge and central 8rId s*rr a)ailable s'mr Trrre S ovF 1 c cac 372 1641 SO , ii i () ,,:-)(.,, App&wes PLIANCEREPAIR A&RAP All make 6 Son,ice r:i, 130 111711111 - - Downtown Sanford OKER Electronià Iqunt - - ReaI4 crvi,.tN -.. - - S. - fi&D r,iR COIIDI I ursirit,, Repoir ANOI'IEATIPiGSERViCE Ptt.1309217 1309202 South Seminole TV Service, new S used Altamonte Central Air CoflaitngFr.fr.. estimate, call Cori Harris. &I SEARS in Sanford . 322.1771. WHOA. Doni thresv away useful ilk Stenstrom * Air Conditing --- 377.4-457;After$,3fl.7I11 - on - Lealial) e- Coupe, One Owner—Nice Car, 13,000 Miles ard RtfrlWrators. Dick's 4 Serve You! A Directory of Experts Ready To - - lk,hers - -. REALTY 1710 DUICK Freight JOHNNY WALKER bedroom l'.'i bath Panelid family rm. Can. S heal. Carpeted. Pay vqvly S assume Mfg, 1151 mo k. 3234470 1-1• JAI top road. Zone agriculture, Ideal for hOMil life and posture for horses. 1 mile from Sanford Kin sberr 3 bedroom 2' baths, Si dilferent floor pJan. Double garages, courtyards, encbooed patios. Some have garage's In front with b.kc'y. Others have gAragEs In rear, r.,f.'... from - -. A SAcres for sale. Frontage KULP REALTY 1 LOCATED Q4SANFORDAVEI4UE Wheel Camper- Excellent ith 0 C. air con ditboner. New tag-The' Price is Right-Call in 5627. COnditiOn- for Sale - - - ouble Md - - Realty. 332 1301 26KIHa*afha Ave.at1197 -- 'UI It' In ') I - dc.ri , One and 1 1 miles Sanford North ott $1, Rd. 16 On Center Road Recenfly cleared survcyed. ready for Lwilding Roberts Real Estate, 322 4911 Pa J on Licurs, f ' . Question: ' Can your car pertorm like this! 13110 Ttrms. 830.5500 crirrshlp , I I I I ? P - Pi1, ó Weeks Old. Cute 373743,3 :..,,_.. 'h. Wanted to Buy . Autos _____ :-"- _N CONVENIENT to stores, 3 bed. room, I bath, small tot. $12,900. .. ~ I the most punishing terrain in America -- - ~= Pay! 15I Roadmaste, Buick, used an. MercedeS 2CD, 1967. auto., ,sir, 9 CAMERO. No?hing wn. take tique tag. Excellent shape. $395. Pirelli steel belts, very good over. Cell crIdi manager, 32) SHELLEY USED CARS, 701 condition. $2295 firm. 3220334. 67, 621.1341, French Ave.. 3232960. 1961 Jeep station wagon cciliet 19M Chevette 396, 9QWf steering & Ptaniing a garage sale? Don't cundltion. Good tires. 377 57 ItW2*$ I,, *,l..-$1.. Is trakes Call 661 5)14 after I p m cIssilieii ads' -______________ 65 Oldsmobile. good condition, $150. CORVETTE 71, T Top, power 7, I speed, 39,000 $969 Camaro Call 323 1340. brakes steering, air, AM.FM . actual miles. Excellent condition. 29,000 miles. like new. %5,, 3fl. _____________ See at corner of 14th 1. Locust or call 322____________________ 3617 after I;'0, ____________ MM 61 MUSTANG. Nothing down, take lire a super salesman, a ctassUie1j PAWK rAtArtu.4 ",Cr. Call credit manager, 32) ad. to Sell your don't ___________________________ _____________________________ $Jl 4? 6230. 62$ 1311. lt69FordCtubWonopessing SOFA BED a 16.000 actual mlljs, s new tires, Race Car. $956 Chevy Bomber type Matching Chair $ 6 racing wheels. Also Chevy 28) curtai.s, wall to watt carpet, • Opens to steep engine 1963 model. Call 322L3429, track tape deck. See to appreciate. 322 8279. anytime, I is 1 77 - - _ Junk Cars Removed f PICK rni_t_u_ re.-_ i,p`pii-anct's, UP PAYMENTS r -r - - - T~__ I. , I Abandoned, unwanted, junk (ar% I. looh, etc. Buy I or too) item% 6 Speed Queen WAShtf and MaNhing hauled dw*ay. Your cossf, sio Larry , s Mart, 21S 1, . 1 Sanford I ve. dryer. Both $18. Mo. Call 3n.02". OrlAndo 2VS6194 anyii-ne, . w,12ti ask ________ '.)fl L'uvcr for ueu anictes, ror. . -. 1;tvre; etc. HWY 16 ANTIQuES, I; BIacK& white 19" TV, 1.30. New attic 79 Trucks and Trailers 372 folding steps, 125. New Pull ____________ . _ - __ _-____ -_ At 1bNI ION HUNTERS tamp. $10. CatI 3725921. wntea-useu pickup camper Two tots, corner 13th St. & Myrtle Ave,, by ?W 1stSt. -- ,__1....11___,i.ii;iMWsift An22o -qb-- ____ I - - . d,' . . E, tO acres, high and dry, 31S' on hlgPway. Zoned for mobile home. $28,000 Terms. EVERcST REALTY, INC., Realtor, loG! S . Hwy. 17.97, Mlitlind. 421OSCá. Realtor I' :. 0 Front wheel dilve pulled the Subaru through Ice, sleet, rain, Sn0W, fog and '1 Travel Trailers Father from good neighborhood Ca. to spay mama. 327 5711 _______ - Five beautiful acres, east of Sanford. Three acres tiled form INO. 1*0 Acres wooded. Good ;: A RARE FIND '(34 13, 7 Park ...- Not one tire war, changed I make alter . 322 3930. I) Wooden dciuL'te htg wind-, 7 t.It Call 332431 2 f____________________ -- _ . on 2930 Campers is . If• - IIf AUI, IR 11 knigre JUU4JU Jail IIIcJII I,. V tu, - •'--'and 59 .. Not a drop ull oil was added, "St Ovi.n. a . -• .'- mil MAITLAND FLEA MART 1941 Hwy. 17 #2. Open Sal L Sun 9 S ____________ 76 Facts: es between • There are over 3,200 1E.itc Cit' ,tid 5i ircisco .w. • • __________________ bcdroern, fluuidi7Inclodes3 Apls ,,lh good rental income, 52)5(0. CASSEL BE P P V Elmer Bak9I!a. Inc. S 12 , AlmoSt new, 3 be. 1 bain, 7 pci Mfg. No closing costs. NO Qualifying Move in hOW. ASlurni a;:. :: ir',ni;v We Succeed! P, ' ,vlW)I1 SPECIAL -____ BUY-PRICED RIGHT Stop 'We Don't W. 25th - IR -- Hall Realty Realtor, 32314 CARRIACE HILL BUCKEYE BOUND wt, Play, can i.' ' i .-' - I NEWER 3 bdrm., l'.-3 bath, WW carpet, privacy yard, E.i, !rrrrs .(i'•or Rent A New Home 2 - Subaru sets new coastcoast fiame mccwd On all new $97'] models, All lengths. 12' wldes and dot*l. 3 double *ides setup reduced to $1,500. Check thesebargain,today Place Homes North, Hwy. 17.92 at Lake Kathryn Estates, 2 ml. North of Hwy. 436. 134-2770. Realtors_Longwood PINeHURST-Two FURNISHED eacS4lrnt 2 bdrm., In country, fruit trees, SII,SCn JIM HUNT REALt,"' - Inc 1301W. Fair ban i WE TAKE TRADE s New) bdr;, 2 bath, family em , 00 w carpet, air. choice tXAtioi 179.000. Also 2 choice ham nearing completion in baulkfiul son. sesoo. Terms. I. ~ Z PUBLIC AUCTION Every Monday Nile 7 P.M. Open daily, 95. We buy piece or household. Consignments welcome. 373 7340, SANFORD AUCTION . Hwy. 17 9, Sanford _________________________ _____ '' TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS masoqry home. As Is s13,so. verms. Raymond E. LundIguist, Broker. 3n.2296. [ 2 STORY LAKEFRONT rv..me and grove on 2 plus aires, You'll just have to see this on for yourIf. i11,200. Owner will carry mortgage. ExcIuSivi. ' 8343131 £ They - home. Large family room, fenced yard, and fliCi shade trees, only 521.900. To tee, Rudy McLean, Assoc. L_ Greene, Inc. Ps'ait MS 2723 Lake Mary ___ _ ___________________________________________________ Auction -- zg Siwing machines are 1973 AKC Great Dane puppies, $20.2 (all models with built - in controls for alter S p.m., 571 2*. S.RETCH STITCH, blind Stitch, ___________________________ fancy Patterns, and features new 9 M old male Irish Seller 150, small tvsh button reverse, black puppy, free to good home. 1I9.95 each , Full factory Ph. 37] 5411. guarantee and monthly payments available. Inspect at United Dachthundt, AI'.0 miniature, black wor mcd. shots. $65. Animal Ha.'en Ave., Orlando, Mon. Fri 9 to 9 Grooming I. Boarding Kennels . , , ' - ' In this lovely S bedroosn, 3 bath S. 12111,5001 SANFoRD oft Cost, . WynfieWOOd '23,930 I 'I " i: 2 , Miles Norin of DeCar on Hwy 1792 A PEABODY DEVELOPMENT FOR LAUGHTER PRIVILEGES SEWING MACHINES _____ • Subdivision Alta /? -- I, [ .~ 4 Those nationally famous deluxe lip ____________________ ______________ _________________________________________________________ ". TurDrtCb DAA&I IflLRL J RUVITI LAKE MARY -Nicecorrer lot wit completely' trees. tenc.i masonry home with 3 bedroomIII 1 baths and 2 storage room . 3t SYLVAN Terra ____________________________ Rent Grooming — Poodles. Terr,-' Al Free cIlar or toy with every groomingL 373 4974. • (i ': lio :jI ____ land available. Immaculate id beautifully decorated I bedrooi home with tots of storage 0 cabInets. tovily freplate Ca If now I . Stu'tIr _..., Pr1,- o a cop' of this ad wiih vo .,'.aiI•.. I.e .1,.r...,I DELTONA-1 rm.. I DEn, tue. nished, air. Extrat, 14000 down Owner will tinanc-7t, 3405 ia01O' cou nt ry Site with m or Highland Park Geneva Tei'race 4 4 ~ i' . LAKE MARY-Luxury mint r&nc On 200 x 220' site. Zoned for ho seSL 4W SCI ft. under roof. bedrooms. 3 baths, family roc with fireplace, formal dinin. large eat-in kitchen, extri galore! M9,1111' pool with water tc table and benches. Cool deck ar professionally designed i6ni scaping. $74,950. Stenstrom ) . Large 3 bedroom, ' bath home, family room with fireplace. Shag carpet throughout, electric kit. then, a deluxe pool and plenty of storage. May be seen at 121 Lake Dot Drive. Sanford, Saturday 210 6, Sunday 1,0 6. Everett Harper Agency, 70.6 West 1st $ t 3727813 or 722 274. 831L _____ ______________ 21' *60 Trinity dauhip wide Open House a33W Frst St 373 60al or 32) 0517 2603 Park Drive DIYS 322 7217 Niiää 4 4 ZAA CLIFF JORDAN M. UNSWORTH REALTY REALTY SANFORD -- REAL FOR CLIFF JORDAN Reg. Brokers Sanford, Fia. 0y$3726173 NightS 7225424,372 :352 PA R K Sxp Must sill this lovely 3 bedro home, fenced yard, carpeting, all city conveniences. Assu prisint mortgage. F3y onik S mc. Quick possession, Of 1' Ills Capponl, Also R EA LTY CO. _____________ - OWNER CRYING ST. JOHN'S '.: . 1141 _ : .- - ..r- ' Coiivenient and charming, lvs1 (arnplefing 4 new I bedroom * * * * hGmeS with qatot-or, air 311d C. f 1, 11-A Lfl I U 4U!:" S UI U Cl ''''V It. street with lake breezes. Walk to All n'iodil Include driveway, carport. screened porch, raised patio, ho on and schools. Low down utility room, siding arJ land p.tmc'nt Only 122.500 , 12,250. sc a ping SANFORD - -- I? IV 5. F rencM - • - _______ ________ _____ _________________________ _________ _____________ _ _______ ________ __________ __________ __________ received stereo consoles and components. Some htve built ri S track tape .'t!1 G.rr.rJ tern " i -s start as ljw as U5 fir , t,ash or teims. 3550 S. Orange 60 Suncrest double wIde. 2 bedroom, 7 bath, family room, trd on 2 1)3' Equipment for _____________ ______ _______ _________ II - . ' IANFORD 669 ,.?9 1. Do Bar y 664 4W P.0w leasing-New office c :tore iu!tdinQ, 2:.h & Sanford Ave. 1.000 1.000 54. ft. 5295 and $495 ma Pit. 327 iSV. S14;.FORD, New 3 bejrocrn -v-. houses W& 2fn $t. at Holly Ave. Rent starts at $275, 327 3441 Or 617 9O. Pf jy __.. I- 6 I _____________ __ Singer Sewing Machine. ir.dus?riaI model )96K5, 14 HP motor, like new. ltona. 4 7 3005, attic 3 P.M. 73' x 112, lot. For Rent -- 21 ... -"I A Business Property be 1. eve -.- ADULTS 32 49.fl ._. _________ ,- Homes 64 _______ 71' x 1$ Ramada double w'de, 2 Twin size and full size mattress, ________________________ bedroom, 2 bath, situated on 81, x Polaroid land camera, Ilk -- -vi 111 lOt. Very reasonable. ORL . PIAL - . ,biIe THIS AD ISWORTH $1,000 Discount cit on any of the following ClOseout: y I '''"-r.''i' porch. Available r.ow, No at mo V4 194 42 and says "re'iuce *, I bedrooms. 7 baths. This borne has cen?ral air and heal, wall to well carpet, washer and 'yec. 12* 1$ new storage shed. Nicely landscaped, plus 'ther extra goodies. 1,21,950. S7A00 cash, balance of Ill) PITt or down low _-_-_. - Sale - OWNER MUST LEAV E i--I TAFFER REALTY ______ -- , . 322-5641 bath, kitchen equipped, Fla room, nit* yard, Lake Mary, 373.6719. . Houses for , i - i. - . lns$ Ljre.e, Sale . - 817 W. 1st St. _____ s, - BAIL REALTY _________________ i ___________________ jrIrr-i'nI, 47 Word -, - ______________ WALL TO WALL ctric ffl ~ _ _ ____ I 33 Houses Rent Furnished AN MO PARKS, 17.3 Bedroom ..__. 1ratter & Apts. 7 Adult parks, 2 7 Dedr.)om, adults only, no pets %125, Ist & last Mo. plus %so 11-64 Park$- 35115 Hwy 1792. Sanford 373 19,]0 Day. 5A p.,t,, deposit. Ph. 3flt9. _ Houses for - ______- ADULTS NO PE T3 __________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ ______________________ ______________________________ n 2 BEDROOM HOME CALL _____ _ ___________________ I Unfurnished _____________ _____________ 1)1W. 3rd _ _ Houses WELAKAAPARTMENIS 114W ~ . 1973 Singer machine, never been used, some still in cartons, no attachments for buttonhole, blInd hem, patterns. fancy monograming etc. $39.93 cash or terms United Freight Salts, 35.50 S Orange Ave. Orlando. Mon Fri., 9 to 9, Sal. 9 to S. C" : - Blue Lustre Ele CoOlmercal carp PJ tuk,-ier O'wer 2000 yards of new broadloom ftrnpOoC.r for only SI 'er day, CARROLL- S FURNITURE carpet left over from commercial • 'l1tallation, Will Sell and install. Get ca buyers for a small in 1I T 0, at builders wholesale cost, f) 50 vestment. Place a lO cost . pci. below retail Financing riatSified d for results, I available up to 36 months, Free home estimate. ARIES CARPET 65 31) 455) Call collect' Pets and Supplies ,,., _________ ___________________________ __ _____ U CARPET Aulo for Sale Stamps-Coins tO buy fld sell gold or Sllyr coinS, Contact us first We also buy bull, •ilvtr cnn'. SLMIHOL( COIN 109W Itt 3?34V17 P WILSON MAIER FURNItURE buy sell trade ill 315 C. First St., 3225672 " . — I _____ Orlando. Mon Fri., 9 to 9, Sal 9 to S. 5.ar.fprd's wiit dupfx ae in 2 bedrooms, I bath, wall to wail carpet. dishwasher. disposal $175 mo inuudes water. and garbage. Call Orlando Collect 425 . eves. 647 7957. Furnished s o ____ I •IMMEDIATE INSTALLATiON i 'I - ~ Ave bedroom. I bath, fenced yard. 1)3SmOnth.$7SOepost. 323 0614 or 931 130. Apartments ________ Materials ___________ ~-- itU ;:-, : ______ Bullc1slg Plywood, exterior and inferior, all ki,'d of otr'er new lumber, ;f 323 820. -. ______ move? tI c.* -'.% ...ê. _________________ 31 e,I ForSate - ______ _______ . Don't --___ - 'vt.ullaneous - For Sale GENEVA GARDEN APART MEN IS 155 W. 2$1n $I ______ 3 bedrooms, 7 baths. cNpetn 1. Map". Pool. Kitchen equipped. 3 " chIdrin accepted Call 372-, ___— _______ J Unfurnished T Ads ii, i''i— i i - THE BORN LOSER Apartments Rent telling fead t Classified ThursWy, ocr. - _________ '1 1, ,11 F �- -: -. 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__~ � 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 11, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 11, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 11, 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/1241460f5de6b25f9652a7d4a3155b2b.pdf 5aba7d3f734da547108bf5f6aa4922b3 PDF Text Text -- - r - _ LIi SHORT I __~ I - . ___ I .I xJ,sIRc' ) A-.4 :V 0 ac ~ 71 . 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AA TV .... _.... 65 driver under 25 ' v - _--- -k_#-- _ - *- ' - '_: — ter X. to Sanford According amberDiredorJohnKrider, , __. - - WM - — _.. -- . .- ~ — - __ r2 - __- - -- - - ( - ______ -_ A ~TU_9_ - - - *I %, . - . IT -417 Jh p BICYCLIST TMTt?DD Rousch hospitahzed with broken leg ...Harold _______________________________________________________________ oun That meant (7hrysler lost 4,. 60 cars it had expected to asThie Saturday on ove rtime. Chrysler had planned to build 42,000 cars and 11,000 trucks this week. including Saturday overtime. a ru The au maker has told Its suppliers In the steel, liro and parth industries to hold all menu until further notice. No ve B ai 1Ira1 c ion i request, said he fell the the South Seminole Druid Hills municipalities should come up bei bothood with the remaining $10,000 While county pound officer Chairman Sid Vihien told Sam Martin has voluntee red to A$ 000requestlora countybacked Drug Action Committee agency director Tim Bannick, take the dog home him,self, been canceled, a company may see Seminole County when Bannick made an Aug. 14 cumnione have expressed spokesma n said Sunda y. Commission approval Tuesday, appearance before the co reservations about freeing the F the Budd are mion, Oi De as "regard" commissioners animal, f I repeated a-base s supplier. said scheduled to hear a wk program, saying "we will give attacks upon people. it is laying off 250 of its 2,500 session pitch by the agency's every consideration possible" Other m,atters before the workersbecause of the coreor, then ad on the to the request. ard include a re view of the I tr Drummond, toda noting uestinthere regular afternoon county septic tank inspection Bannick's figures shiowing 2,2DO responsibilities, in the wake of save the future predicted cases in the next Ia 115,000 the hoid scare in Oviedo oi IIhia nd if you can't months caid tn the sence ks (luring the past to arid 0 M professional look at the humane side, look at thile ks. nce from the private "L'Q the dollars and cents cost of The deve.opers and the City handling drug abuse cases ector, it would appear Out funding 'roin the count and the Of Oviedo were cited by the y Uirough the police and courts 11 cities is more than justified." State Department of Pollution Commissioner Greg • rum- lnortness, the ,edb Control last Monday af ter an mond said today. scheduled to deciuc the fate of investigation revealed the at) NON Staff Writer bo T flashlight on his face and he wil: support county funding of ,%layor, accused of biting and spection of the subdivision's started to run," Barnes said. two-thirds of the agency's intimidating many residents of Septic tanks. "The prowler ran away but ___________________________________________ riot before Barnes clobbered -- . __ en ugh to break the wooden bat ~%, FORMER Martin Counl y st-trriff's officer *.1. goes on trial in the macabre dealft of two I - _____ - . 1 F - liw ,%-. . . . . I.- ' -' - _____-Alj~~ __ - - __ , - - I p 1 ' - *:~: escaping on foot with $M worth of hard drugs. Sgt. Tony Calangelo noted, ,,This is the first drug store afternoon and evening hours. robbery in which a .43 pistol has ____ ~ --'-. 2 FN - - f i -1. ght gwedge of cold air plunged -'-', &ep into the southern Plains - today and fanned out over the v%-vr tnuch of the nation's Ii iithection . ) through mesthy with a chance of thun&-tshowers mainly in the at - __ - Partly c loudy I during the days aiid 20 per vent your class A narcotics-be ZMNS N .45caliberplstolonclerksat Stubb: Pharmacy at Forest Investigators reported the . - . -W Chrysler's automotive ng ck - . !_- - - -- K7,!--i—Z.;,~ . FOR HIT-RUN DRIVER , Is , *.. IN dominate congressional action this week. e I B) iPage3A) .- - - ;A - I ,~ - "I figure he'll be wearing a Tom Barnes, 34, of Forest . ty Dale ster he saw a man looking in teen aged Broward County girls (Page 5A) flrnes described the man — ndghborstndosBas w ho fled screaming from his said he turned on i bedroom %k light and hid in bushes near his Yard as six feet tall, about 25,M Identify this local letter writer. ..., .... " government I squeaks through again i n .,%:~ window and waited, with a years-ol,J wit!ishort brown h;ilr :_ =_ parliamentary electiows. (Page 3A) and wearing a dark bi baseball bat. an absolute c1mic: I don't "When he attempted to loo know who is responsible fur this %.*' — Sheriff's agents are also THE ('1111,11"AN JUNTA admits some armed % looking for a drug bandit who resistance continues but says it is isolated. ~.. -, - - --- L , i - - . A . 01 __ - , .. I T ; - #, - z= - _Ahm t7 1 . _M_ = _____ 4 - - I tI . I . * - - e.. ITF I WAKYTM TD DRIK-4< AT . THE FUL ;3U~ LJEV-,JAW I W.LD -, " ') ___ ... . I- . I __. -- 1xi H~ i . ri ."seen on a sign-'Weather ....-, / I~~J - LI&F --I .. - - - V ,'e- - _ . / , / II - _.Z_ .."! - -i I I -- . - _::.. -.---- - I_A6_ __- Ak- L-TA A - . y .,. And if that's not enough of a ~ FOOD AND Dl1L'(; ADMINISTRATION plans ~-1 to keep secret the recall of certain defective warning for you to start your "' C1sUnasshopping, the d medical devices and drugs (Page 1B) to 5 Inches of snow in Montana BZA H . __ - M 7i I W Jj - k ,6 ___ I I . J P!r-=- i =-- . hoItbaUon y ha _. ,_ - - - - ia • g G - or objective, Mdrin said he sank into a ujC I that threatened his marriage, crippled his military career and required refused to News Di est .., 5: .&% ^ . 04~ 1 1 4 ) . /. ___ . ' Don't look now, but.... The defense had argued heatedly that more me While they were complaining was needed to study 36,000 documents the governabout the excessive heat and ment says may be introduced as evidence, humidit) at yester ay a .V % Dolphln49'ers game at Miami's ~ZV -X :'*****-':" :** "' Orange Bowl, teinp X. dropped rnto the as far cast -, - CircuittCourt of App eals in New order a delay in trial. John A. .......... , .F - i ia I --. I . 1~4j - 4 C r 1 : I- I . /// 4s,_.IV%- ,i nln ~1~ F~n_ 1 1 ~ \ 1 _ ( ide. a * . . . ne 10 " _____ / 1,- -: % __Q _ SCh - 7 e ow ; ~v FP1 b3r . - t, /,/X . / /,1~ // , / 'I, ZZ~ I - _____________ . ~_ ____ - -. z .. -r- 3K Defense attorneys argued up to the last minute for a seperate tr l for Bailey and for a delay in Turncr's trial But Tjoflat refused to seperate Bailey as a ________________________________ I z _. 1. -_. To Be Great Inc., a personality development firm, and Koscot Interplaneta ry Inc., a cosmeticsfirm. __________ H I N1 _________ ______ - partment The weekend action as not explained The defendants were indicted last May On 28 counts of mail fraud in connection with conLroversial practices used to sell franchises in Dare 0< - = NO-I,- . ,--_- Company executives said that, if no settlement ,were reached today, they would de. midnight Friday when thousands of UAW members walked off their jobs. ' •. Depression A nother associate, Terrell W. Jones, 31, was dismissed by U.S. District Judge Gerald Tjoflat as a defendant at the request of the U.S. Justice De- _________ ii a I,7 — r- - , m -W elimination of mandatory AldrW, In a telephone Interview, said he "benclitted tremendously" from making man's fIrrt landing on the moon, but the change of life following the flight" brought on a severe depression which Launts M yet. The astronaut, rd from both ro and (be Air Force, sd he was unaWe to cope with the sudden loss from / A By specifidnumroftheau maker's 10,500 white-collar workers. IAyoffs would hit those whose jobs are linked truck production. - I , HUNT ON 'r ers union and the company had failed to make any breakftouan on kev econnmir i.wuips HoUston(AP) - ApoHoll Glenn W. Turner, a former South Carolina astronaut Edwin E. drin plowboy who turned a $5,000 loan and a hard sell into a Florida business empire, Jr., the second man to walk goes on trial in federal court today charged with illegally using the mails to pro. that after his lunar journ ey i s methatempire. depreuLon Into a ment al Also on trial arc- noted defense attorney F. Lee Bailey of Boston and seven that left him paralyzed and ther associates of Tumer's Orlando-based businesses. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. AP) - ________ -- . Haunted Goes On Trial Toda - 4 - -1- A . . .. I .. - _______ . - - %; A . . K*"r, _t I -. . * - - ] , %% _; . " . . - . I..-I V ,t z;~_~AL_Z_-%i%.Aw 4 W_-Qmv~vlff` ANN t i Astronaut Caroleina P :)w ov - Z Y .- . . ). 9 ____ ___ ! -1. was struck by an east- thlasunionandcompanyne. n J Th brgatnir ad uthun tionde st ri k e b) 112,000 auto at lOam Sunday. workers Butdes despite the marathon ses- ' 0 I . " t-) - \ • _____ . . - I ~# - . .. 11 1--\!r_- O~ - IP IL ] I __ I ___a._" .-- TO . - . -Cn - -- - - _ I 00 IT*, I %_ .J~ I t V , -f- I . #1 DETROIT I AP) — Top Chrysler Chairman Lynn Clrysler execufives remained Townsend and President John at their desks throughout in- Riccardo were still at Chrysler tensive, d,ay and night contract World Headquarters at 6 a.m. - rra Mndy S _____ 7 . SERVICE AREA - -__ EM-e— X - 0 .1 - - - - = f - •- Trooper Ernie Jacobs said 0 • I s u o' CAT 41-4 -- 0 Stoffe3L'- & fig I - t- .-._: - - , I- . . \4 _. rC't" -- - they will be able to repair his leg, fractured below the knee In the 6 a.m. accident rys er - -. '4 1 _. 5 0- a) - egoti 'ators I W left A hospital spokesman repo rt ed Harold Rousch, . of Fou rth Street, Lake surgery ---I . I - - .- , 1 -"' . / - : _U~ , -JA\ ' __- I a.m.anddoctorsbe1jec . I N~a . -. - 1' JWevard as docs at Florida Hos p ital In landoorkedtosaet Injured mans fractured Time said the Baltimore grand jury it be acting as a preliminary invcstigavc body" in preparing and transmitting to the House its report, known technically as a "presentment." -, - - -, I/ / W , 11 -I.- - - - L fK i- . . protracted legal struggle over th e ConStituonaJ question of whether a Vice President must be impeached before facing any criminal charges in the courts," Time said ____ --. . 11 TC) /A F=./ - - ~__~', .r ~=l --I - - - -- - I - _______ ~ State troopers searchetl today for a hit and run driver who Injured a bicyclist on Lake Mary WOOPIFN __ ) I . Report PUFF . i SIillOANLw I IlYBOBI'LOVI) "Such a course would be designed to avoid a - - p 0 P NEW YORK (AP) Time Magazine says the Justice Department may ask a feucral grand Jury Investigating alleged kickback schemes to send a report of its findings to the U.S. House of Representatives as a prelude to possible im peachment of Vice President Spiro T Agnew. The magazine said in its current issue that authorities were leaning toward this "unique course' instead of trying to seek an indictment against Agnew while he is still in office. 1 - - - I -- - ____________ Victim eachme ntf m VP - - CvIIst wii 7 19dftL (., I - LUIW w LI ' IMnr, 1ftL z P . TAA __ Prrr1c I 2 ,_ -3, — I .T - _____ - . -_ _ 1 I - It I nr+ R t6 9 - 1. _. __ - -T- I - I• 1 _____ I 'Ir ~m, 7j4&I f. H 'i ¶1 PLEASURE/fl __ I I g I fl-4AN!( ;vu/ JYOU,SIR'.'; MIG,LLAG =.Tii____ ___ by __ Prank .. - I N.,_ =-I _ ___ - p - I __ > ___ 3MI BS I . Z 14 __ . . I 1' POLICE INSTRUCTORS DESIGN PILOT PROGRAM in the INIEETING at Se'llinOle Junior College this week, police instructors from allover the state ill deve l op a model prerequisite course for ness roWr as a young itian with black medium length W, 170 pou~is and about five-feet-ten. Inchcctail Linehan.,S..JC coordinator of Criminal Justice; Louis J. Rausch, Police Standards Board Field Services administrator, Tallahassee; and Herbert Johnston, of Tallah project coordinator. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr i fast be sure moral," to put instructor certification under the direction of ti to r) Dr. John P. P1. - ___ �2A---1he Sanford Herald Monday, Sept. 17, 1973 ___________________ -_- Legal Notice I1ositcj1 I'icites ) SE1thER 14, im ADMISSIoNS Karin A. Coehran, Geneva BlI'TflS Sanford: tArry D. Sgs William S. Gracey Minnie B. Mackiln John Horace Jenkins Andeon Edge Elms Orris Lewt Mr. and Mrs. Maus Yates a girl, Lake Mary Mr. and Mrs. Simon Harper, a boy, Geneva Mr. and Mrs. RiCrd Reid, a boy, Deltona George A. Ednsonds William L Driver Lula N. Shearon eryI A. Smith, BuncH Martha D. Fordham, DeLand Ruth H. Saltzman1 Deltona Mildred N. LaBosslere, Deltnna Manuel A. Gonzalez, Deltona Hilda II. O'Shea, Deltona Susan N. Yates1 Lake Mary Kulpa, a boy, Springfield Mr. and Mrs. Gerald cochran, a boy, Geneva DISCHARGES Sanford: Jenatha ILall ShellIa 1. Addison Larry D. Suggs William 0. Zink Harvey W. McCalley Patricia A. Labnisciano Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME to consider the annexatIon of Platthereofasrecnr(jedinptat Book feet of Loll, Block 65, SANLANDO. pra,perty descrIbed as follows: 13, Page 71, PublIc Records of recorded in the public recoras of a girl, Longwoorj to Park View, PB 4. Pg 5. Seminole STOCKHOLM (AI't — Pre- the Social 1st bloc 176 scab to 174 mier Olof Palme's Social for U' combined opposition, World News Briefs poInt in the counting was Social )ears, lost six. All the other lkniocrats 157, CommunIsts 19, parties gained, and the Center Clerk. Circuit Court of Seminot, SALE CONTINUES THRU WED. 30 Per Cent Uncounted WIIKDAYHOURSO.9 OPLNSt,INUAY 10.7 S'TOCKl-Jol.,M (AP) Premier Olof Palme's Socialists and their Communist allies held a slight lead today in returns from parliamentary elections Sunday, With about 30 per cent of the vote uncounted, unofficial returns indicated that the leftist coalition would have 176 seats — a loss of four to the opposItion's 174. MeanwhIle, Sweden's new bachelor king, Carl XVI Gustaf, arrived in Stockholm from southern Sweden to the cheers of 10,000 Swedes who massed outside the royal palace, Funeral ceremonies will be held Sept. 25 for his grandfather, King Gustaf VI Adolf, who dJ A Saturday night at the age of 90. - iness enterprise ii as fols: coul house of said County at Sin. JOHN FORDHAM. INC., a FIOr Ida lord, Florida. withh six calendar months from the time of the first Corporatlo-IoO pci pjbliCOtOn Of thu notice. Two John Foriam, tnc. By: John FordMm, President copies of each claim or demand shall be in writing, and shall state Patricia Zattrow. the place of residence arid post Ofti Secretary Dated at Oçlando. Florida. tnis addressolth.ctalmant,andshallbe sworn to by the claimant, hi agent, flth day of August. 1913 or attorney and accompanied by a Pub'ith Sept. 3. 10, 17, 74 )973 filing fee of one dnllar and suci' DET.1 ciaimordemandnotsoluiedstallu CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. void. FLORIDA Virgins H Xrav NotIce of Public HearIng As admln,stratrix NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Planning Board of the City of said Planning Board will holi a William Roberts Soc i a I e ni oc rci ts H0I d i ng Slim Lead IN THE CIRCtDIT COURT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN PRORATE. In re: Estate 01 TO WHOM IT MAY CON iN Notice I hereby given ttat the KENNETH KRAUSE undersigned, pursuant tO the Deceased 'Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter To ALL CREDITORS AND PER. eos.o,, Florida taIute, will register SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR with tha Clerk of the Circuit Court. DEMANDS AGAINST SAID in a r Orange County, Florida. ESTATE: You and each of you are hereby ipon receipt of proof of th publication of this Notice, the tic notified and required to pr.wnp any titiotj name, towil: 'SNELLINO & claimS and demands wtiich YOU, or SMELL ING", at 303 Semoran eithir of you. may have again the KENNETH KRAUSE, Dld Altamonte Square Office estate NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE 32701. Monday, Sept. 17, 1973--3A The Sanfcrd Herald Legal Notice Le9l oti Legal Notice FCTITIOUSNAME NOTICE IS h,rqby given that we •¼TtCE IS htfeby giver, thj a are eOQd In tne at 731 Madalyn 0. 'rIenck TO WHOM IT MA icigaged In builnns at Golden Sandalwood Dr.. Fern Park. Notle It hCreby given Grace Murken County, Florida under the that the Seminoi' County, FIorld under P uflderllgfled, pursuant to the Charles G. Theme licfi(j,5 name of TSD Distributofl fictitious name of lirocO clnin "Fictatio Name Statute Chapter Janet Van ltten and that I Intend to register said service, and that we intend lo FIOri Statute, will register me with the Clerk of the Circuit fegislersaljnamewith the Clerk o Ward W, Muay Circuit Seminolewith County. th the Clerk of the Circuit Cou, Court, Seminole County, Fiorj In Florida inCourt, accordance the Clara hayes Inand (or SemInole County, Florida, accordance with the proyij upon receipt of proof of the the F'ctitio., Namt Norris I.. Bishop Statutes, Tof proylsiorn of the Fictitious Name publicati of thu notice, th, tic Statutes, To Wit: dion us.o, Wit: Section $63.0 Florida Patricia S. Monti 5tiIuf titiout name, towit: CAVOLA )957 Florida Statutes 1937. PROPERTIES Under ICh We e Mary L 3: James T Muif in Sig Thomas P. Derringer Robyn KrAw Anna L. Griffin, Winter Stackwood Drive in the City of OESI. Sh; Sept. 10. 17, 74. O(t. 1, 1973 That the paflies Ierest,d in said James A. Rightmyer, Orange CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. business enterpriw are as follows: City FLORIDA William C. Cveny CITY OF ALTAMONTE Si'RINO$, Edward Mogollon, Deltona NotIced Public Hearing Neola V. Caveny FLORIDA Mildred M. Schwejckerl, Dated at Lonod, Seminote TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN t bl1cHear1ng County, Florida Augutt 20th, 1973. Lakc Mary Notice is hereby given by the City TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Publith Aug.27 & Sept. 3, tO, 17, 1973 Eddie Simmerman, Apopk.a DES 169 Council of the City of Attamont, Notice Is hereby gIven by the City - Springi, Florida, that said City Council of the City of Altamonte NOTICE OF PUeLIC HEARING Council will hold a public hearIng: Springs. Florida, that said CitY BIRTHS TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION (at To consider annexation Of the Council will hold a public hearing. Notice is hereby given that a following dc'scribed properly lying (a) Tocon5idr annexationof Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Vana Pblj hearing will be held at tti and being in Seminole County, following described pruperfy lying Comm,s4o Ronm in the City Haul Florida, 10 wit: a girl, Sanford and being in Seminole County, i t City of Sanlord, Florida, t Lois ID. 11. 12, 13, Ii and 13, FlorIda, to wit: FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE man, a boy, Lake Mary Mrs. Karla Flowers and girl ___________________ • in Sweden's general elections, lore the outcome would be were the Ubemals, dOWfl 24 seats. Unofficial returns from all known. seats. The Socialists, who have The voting was overbut 21 of the 357 counties gave The seat thtmjbutjo at this coiiulled the goverment for 41 shadowed by the death Saturday night of 9yearId King Gustaf VI Adolf and the automatic accession of hIs 27year-old bachelor grandson, who became King Carl XVI Gustaf, The king will be buried Sept. - , McINTOSH presently zoned Ri (ResidentIal) AItamoWe Springs. Florida: and IApeiere, a girl, Sanford Altamonte Springs, Florida; and Dustrici. Lois V. Howard of granting special cx fbI To Consider also the question Mary Sue F.nloe Post Office Box 1330 (b) To Consider also the gut ttio of , (eptign numbers tour and five at Sanford, b.Frornth,in ersecfionof,h,CL Peggy J. Pedigo Florida 32771 designating md estigning the Of designating and assigning phi' liSted in the zoning clissiticatlon ° Patricia A. Labrusciano of the C SCôboard Coittline Railroad Zoning classification of C.G Corn- toning classification of P.O CsmmerclalO,n,ral,toprop,rtyas Publish: Sept. 17, 74, OcL 1, I. 1973 Ronald Ieach Matircena S. Johnson and the C L of Country Club Road, merOal, General District to said PrOfeor,.ui Office D!nicl to DISCHARGES [ 67 K:ithrjn ft3 fe , ,y, i'ont -'r' tcnIy ' ftit Sanford: P Ai 1'i . r' f f !t • '•'r- P: rL FH-.r,! • t :: IS.1l ii: L L krOci ti Inc Zin I (I;.f,atoi 5 (flY Ot ALTAMON T SPRINGS, iO ii the Juph A. SheWt, L)tltona ord.nanc,s described in the zoning ordinances Mattie Howell Sanford: 01 the City of Attarnenje Springt, Road and Country Club Road comprthensive Zoning Ordinmnci 01 FLORIDA of the CIty of Attamonfe SprInj,, LverneGjbbt,na. Lake Mary Bette C. Wontenay tf00 3.3, TownshIp 19 South, Florida. to wIt: Ordinance No. 721 the City of Alfamonte Springs, Shellie Shorter Notiuof Public HearIng Iorida, to wit: Ordinance NO 229 FlorIda, No. 22173 Range 30 East, Seminole County. and as lmended and tUPPltffltfltSrd. and as amended and supplemented. Suhieci property Is described as TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Audrey L O'Dell, Longwood boy, Lairn Mary M.nttic E. Forest 01 laid Property is RI Residential of saId propurty 5 R.1AA C,*flliy Club Roan, 515.00 thence runt North 30.00 f itt Mrs. Lynda McClaln and boy, Frances Jenkins Blocli "G" Fern Terrace as CouncIl 01 (lie City of Attamonit, to a point District, as that classification is Residential District, as that r,l(ord.e in Flat book I), Page 71, Springs, Florida, that said City SEPTEMBER 15, IV?'3 on the North R-W of Country Club de' Winter Springs Virginia & Bf'OWT) in the Zoning Of'dinancsi ClItsification Is described in tte P ,bIic Records 'atons of Road. laid point being the Point of of Semisole County, Contl wIll hold a Public hearing ADMISSIONS James N. Woods, Deltona Seminole County. toning ordinancet and regulations Lillian K. Bakka FIOnIdI R.0 the East 200 feel Beginning, thence continue North Florida. (a) To consider annexation of the Sanford: Seminole County, Florida. 371,00 feet, lhence run East, parallel Sandra F. Jensen, Deltona The public hearing will be held In John E. Burton tt,.reof), also Begin at the Not- ¼4Iowing described properly lying Thi PublIc Hearing will be held in tNt at (of net' Of Annie Mae Onellhle to me C L 01 Country Club Road, the City Halt, Altamonte Springi, the Southweit and being In StmInol, County, Keith Packman, Deltona Marjorie Ilenton the City Hall, Attamont, SpninJs, 10000 led, thence run South 136373 Flonidi, on the 2Sf h day of Sep. Florida, on the 2Sf h Qu'rter 01 the North*eit quarter, Florids. to witdiy of Sep. IC, TnShip 21 South, FIRST rARCEL Jonas McGnff Sharon S. Ciener, Oviedo Westerly RW of the old S.C.L.R.R. James N. Hansel thereaftefasposslb,,, at which time thefeattefalpossible, at which time degr:rs. 12 minutes West, P W, thence run S 36degrees II' 53" 744 feel thwflterlyof the right-of way of the parties arid citIzens for intifttted parties ard citizens t' lo a ,.int on the Easterly boundary Atlantic Coast LIne Railroad Richard J. Nooney Sr. SEPTEMBER 1, 1973 Thomas I.. Sullivan toning will be hHrd. 791.111 feet to an intersection with Patricia L Lapenierie Said and zoning will be hard. Said right o way, thence run North zero ADMISSIONS Valerie A. White feet of$6. 10(37 and all of at FOST Lots 3) the NOrtherly R.W of Country C'ub time hearings may be Contin*d from hearing may bd Onf inued from tlm• degrees, IA minutei West !a) 70 feet(171 through lnctusue. N Witson, Ingwood In ti.iiC Road. thene run Writ, Sanford: until final action S th 1'h.rles F. Naylor to time until f'n-il acticn is taken by tt-e po,ni a,.4 NOheri? R W of Cou(ry flub taeui by fte City rCiCi, CITY. ORANGE PARE. Iruurtling the C'? y Conil. '- '' d Vu! ?hr?f tCCO(d ifl *0 .':, ! Ar'4tJ PIf i. N.C. Hall within the City of 8eginning. Said property City Hall within the City of Lillian F. Grant, Loctgwooti Frank W. Jones on700 Thursday, Martha D. Fordhamn, DeLa.nd presefl9y zoned Mi (General In. Altamonfe Springs, Florida, and in Aiti,nf Springs, F$oridL and in Florida, 1973, at P.M. October i, reCords of Seminole County, _____________________________________________________________________________________________ dustrial) District, three (3) Other places within the three or as soon Florida, beIng also described as. All parties in int,r,st and Cltizer4 and published in The Sanford the (3) other public places within thereaft,raspoul,, at which timi BEGINNING at City, and published In The the Northeast shall have an Opportunity to be Herali, a newspaper of infe'ested parties and citiztns for corner of Lot $6, run thence i general 5anfr'j Herald, a newspaper of circutat,on in the CitY of Aitamonte heard at said hearing Westerly along the Northeni .n*r.l circulation In th City 01 I Springs an C, crc.er :f ?hc' C.iy Cummission ernInole County, 00Uryf lots 36.33,54,33 t4 $3a Altarnot". Springs, and Seminole be heard. Seminole Calendar I i This notice is to published by distance of 633.94 feet to a point I? (4) COIIIWCLAIYe Wi4&5 Prior to 77th day of August, 1973. the least tour (4) consecutive Wi*5 described property and posting in boundory 3f lot $3; rn thence f pL 17— Sn1mte Memorial H! :: unIt. 745 p.m,, Of trie first publication to 'ctt, 01 ;;;;,, City Clerk 01 t the I irst City of Attainonte Sprmn 17 fed Westerly of the Westerly dustvt, shall not be less that twiflty. publIcation, both dates p., cemmi DET-21 center. 'Inclusive, time of pubIl hearing, 4.9'9 feet to. point in (hi SOuth*qiy 'tpping nood. Topic: Education. sklI be posted in the area to be (7 dan, In dditio notice MilweeMjddieSchooi&ckto Day Care Center For Aduits" IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, considered for anneatjon and be SEPTEMBER. 197), A D. Easterly along the Southerly $ted iri the area to beshall con. (OFFICIAL SEAL) zonIng at least fifteen (IS) days sidefed boundary 01 Lots $2, $3 ano 54 a for annexation and Zoning at Jane Richards. distance of 334 73 feet, more or less, Woman's Fair, SJC foyer, Hearing, In re: Estate of date of tie Public Hearing. Atlarnce Springs, Florida follow student's schedule ron, Civic Center. Covered way of the Atlantic Coast Lire recruiters, employers, folllng th Deceased. AD. 1973 AD. 1973 Principal dish lunchn and BingO. s-Jane RiChIrdi DET 61 TO ALLHAVING CREDITORS AND PER. __________________________ 19.47 feet Wettly measured along Owen McCarrin, __________________ s Jane Richirdi volunteer agencies, nulitary SONS CLAIMS OR City Clerk of the said Southerly boundary from the City Clerk of the CITY OF LONOW000, FLORIDA - center line Of the main line track 01 Central Florida Personnel house of Steak. c. srti Springs, Florida programs for women. ESTAtE; Florida Ccrnpany, rsm thn NOflt*$itpriy TEPISTROj,j, DAVIS & notitied ano ruir.d M any STENSTROM. DAVIS I 1. Lee Road INTOSHState Bank-5ft, fl 19 - - - - Notice Is hereby given by tli City 415.) fee, more or lets, to a point in claims and demands which you, or Florida Attorney Torn Test and review of the either of you, may have agalntfli Counclt of the City 01 Longwood, the Easterly boundary of Lot State !lorida Bank-Suit, League of Women Voters c,,,,, ,, . . £ - i''- -a . ,- discussion unit, Altamonte a public hearIng deceased, late of said County, to the Sanford, Flonja 32171 boundary of Lot 36 a diit.nc, of mittee's eight part CriSIS (a) To consider ann,xatioø of the 373.51 feel to thi Community Chapel,. SR 436, Cl*rk, Circuit Court. Seminole Attorneys f the City of Attomty$ for the City of point pf beginnIng, øjj j'e tralnng Aftimonte Springs. Florid. Ioilowing escri will Courity, FiOlda, at hl offic, property tyIng containIng 1.3 acres, more or lets Altamont, Springs, Fioridi 9:45 a.m. Tcc: Education, beIng court In house of said County at San Publish Aug. 21, Sept, Seminal, County, 3, 10, 17, 74, be at 7:30 p.m., Sept. 20 at 1100 Publish Avg. 77, Sept. 3, 10, 17, 21, ______________________ DIStrict Nurses 37 meeting at ________ _______________ _____________________________ Florida to wit: ford. Florida within six calendar SECOND PARCEL League of Wom, _______________ 1973 E. FÜS Sanford. The West of the NE'., of the montns from the time of the DESI6Z • LO$5 II..el. 3O.SIfldS2Of FOREST _____________________ publkatlonof thitnofi,, TwocopSWa, of Section )O, Township CITY, ORANGE PARK, according South, Range 30 East b3ng ap to ptat thereat Ut — ic's of each claim or demand Legal : recorded in Pt at CITYOFALTAMONTE SPRINGS. Nohce Legal prozimatety I9.7 Acres. be en .ting, arid shall stateshall BOOk 2 Page so. of th, Public CITY OFLONGWOOD,PLORI ______________________________ thi Legal Notice FLORIDA — NsticOfPuicH.aring Records of Seminole County, place of residence and post off ice TO9ethervhtheEastMnof,(se NttksfPvbllcH,arIng FICTITIOUS NAME NW'i. of the SWk. f Section addretsottheclaimanf,andshail(,, Florida,LES$ and except the IN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT FOR NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR sworn TO WHOM IT MaY CONCERN: toby the Claimant, his agent, TO WHOM IT Township 73 South, Range 30 East, Easterly Seventeen (17) test of sa SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA MAY NOTiCElShere*ygi..,ent weare CONCERN: THE VACATING, ABANDOIIINO, or attorney ,nd accompanied by a PROBATE DIVISION NetIce1$heribyglv,nby,heCl, DISCONTINUING AND CLOSING filing tee of one dollar and engaged in businets at 3310 Cncll of the City of Longwod, Toqethef'tththeE.stMft.of.lI littoral sd ihor rights thcqeunto Such 731p Pityi c',ll of the City of Altamonte OF RIGHTSOF.WAY Way, Forest City, I cc Estate if: Florida, that said city council will 01 thatparl01th,SWt,of me belonging Or In any wise ap claimord.mandnc$soflled,,hallb, Springs, Florida, th4 said TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: SIi?tInOlCty, Floilda INId' the Hilman CIty bold. laId a public Psearing: of Section 30, Township 70 South, pettainIng Pompy a-k-a Hilman COUnCIl will hold a public hearing: fictitious name of SUPERIOR YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE 5: Douglas Stenstrorn (a) To consider annexation of Range 30 East lying North 01 the (a) To NOTICE that the City Council of the ROOFING, and that we herad to As executor of consider annexation of ttte following described property lying Norm R-W line of Lonqwood HIlts the Last THIRD PARCEL De'ceasett. following described property ly1ng and being City of Canelberry, Florida, it 7:03 register saidn.am, with the Clerk of WaIl arid Testament of Road as shown on the piat of TM North Half (N'j) Cf a vacated in SemIno'e Count i To ALL CREDITORS AND ALL o'clock P.M. on the Firit day of being in 5-ernlnol, the Cfrcuit Cun, Seminole County. County, Florida, to wIt: LOVEDY 0. BROWN, Street formerly known as Orange LaigwoodP1itltROad..asre(_Qnd( PERSONS HAVING CLAIM! OR Florida, to wit: October, A.O. 1973, in the City Florida in accordance with the Lots I and 7 of VALENCOURT. In Ptat Book accessed DEMANDS AGAINST at Page N of (tie Avenue according to the piat That portion of Lot No. 542 lying p'Oviior5 Of (NE FititIjt fame SAID Council Meeting Room in fh STENSTROIA DAVIS according 10 the plat thereof • Public Records of Seminole county, ricorded in PIat Book 2, Page , ESTATE 'aI-ies. To W.t. Sc'ctiri 563 09 ard each of you, are hertb' e subdivision of lands belonging to F*cr,d,a Statutes 1,57. FIOfdi, will hold a Public Hearing Attorneys for Executor Public Records of Seminole County Emma Road; Florida, being a strIp Of land twenty liotitiedanorequiredtopren,, tocornider and determine whether Mtamonie Land, Hotel and o. James T. Wliitehe.d Box 1330 () Florida; Together with all of that R-W of in width from North to Claimt or demand wtiicf', your, or I — Navigation Company, according to or not the' City will vac.'ste, abandon, floiidi 3tate Bank Lots 10, 11, 12, 13. , 13, 16, and i, Longwood Hills Road as shown on bOundid North by said First Publish Sept. 3, 10. 17, 24, 1973 against the estati, Book 1, Page 17, of the Public d'Uiaim any righ: of the City and Sanford, Florida 37771 County, Florida, according to INc asrecordedlnplat BookIatpig,N Lake, East by said right-of way of DEl' S _____________ Ifilman Pornpy ak-a Hilman the Public in arid to the following Publish: Sept. 17, 74. Oct. 1,9, Records of Seminole County, pt thereof 191) Florida. recorded in Flat Book I PIAUC Records of SemInole the A.C.L.R.R Co. and South by the SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Pompey deceased, tat, 01 Seminole rights of way r.annlng through the OFT 59 Page 5, of the Public Recoros of COUnty, FIC,I4*. lying within the Center Line of said former Orange OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS County FIorica, to the Circu't described property, to-wit; ___________________________ Avenue. Together with all rlparlan Si-minole County, Florida; SW'JI Of the SW'4 of SectIon 30. — 10 ttie corporate lImits of Judgt's Court of Seminole Cnty in ci Public Heai. That portion of Overbrook Drive the City of NOTICE FOR BIDS rights thireunto belonging; TownshIp 20 South, Range 30 East: the Court H4v5eat SarWord, FIOI3I, lying East of South Triplet Lake AttamoiWe Springs, Florida; end ike Seminole County Board to the corporate limits of the C.ty of to the withe, Six calendar months from the The Board of County CornDrive ano contlgus to Lots 20 and COUnty Commissioners will rictv corporate IlmIlt of the City of to ftc fbI To consk'et also the question LOng*ood. Florida; arid cotpoate limits of m City of LongwcOd, Florida; and Altamonte Soring, Florida; ano ' . . . i Gustaf Adolf died at Ilelsing- borg, in southern Sweden, - -- - I: .. :'. ,, -- - -p11 ;n: ated . on Aug.21 for stomach ul. ''r, nnrf his thrco.sat4: (iiht for life amazed his doctors. ,,I I The new king was greeted on . - . . - ,, . "We want to see our king," the crowd chanted, until Carl . -."_ — - . - (histhf waved to thetii from a window, -- Naval guns fired a 42-salvo to m.nt banned the sale of corn to feed them, so this lonely bird can't find a single kernel, ----- rounds for the new monarch, — ----- - a s'ador sacrificed himself are destroyed when we think of to mitted suidde rather STAINLESS STEEL 5 CT. BLADES I.,, Oil Prices Increased H I C ,,.,.t I REG.49 (liMiT o4E, li,...i I I-, VIENNA, Austria tAP) The Organkation of Petroleum Exporting Countries announced mat as six members around the Persian Gulf will open negotiations Oct. 8 for higher prices for their oil to compensate (or the devaluation of the dollar. The six are Iraq, Iran, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Abu t)habi and Qatar. Anothel" member, libya, has taken control of all foreign oil holdings In its territory and announced It is going to raise prices. WILKINSON EDGE 'I] - r'7 - 'o'J ,Ot "c, -- .1-- i, bi TONI.13oz. 2 AflflflNI HUUflI' " 001 I HAIR REG. 1 !! • Assembly To Be Picked _____ SPRAY - ______ :: ONI IG &I4ARD TO HOLD LISBON, Portugal (AP) An election to pick a new na• tional assembly will be held Oct. 2, and thit new wssembly will meet Nov. 15, the government announced. Both the ruling National Popular Action party and the Democratic Opposition, a loose coalition of leftist vrnup, have been picking candidates for two we'b, but the c'!. (ictal party is expected to win mostof the l5oseats. - •r. _ DOUBLE _________ Allende's_Widow Claims - - 1S.Sed outside the royal pal. ace, '" I PIINOM PEN!!, C.rnbdfa (AP) After a kill of several days in fighting at Kompong Cham, insurgent forces attacked government paratroopers near the city's airport. The government said 20 of the Khmer Rouge insurgents were killed while government casualties wert on! six wounded - The rnvcrnment :do reported fightin ; eu tlii' canipu.s of tie Noinpong Chain university on the western edge of the town. by a cheering crowd of 10,000 ,,,_,,. - ,-- 20 Insurgents Killed mourning will continue for six weeks. KENNETH KRAUSE deceaseçj - s. four grandchildren and a sister. st ______ the death of workers, students to them. or 1eers," says the widow of "Icallfervent1yor,theuni Mrs. Salvador Allende was civil war. I call on all nations of day. "In (1ii i MUST RE DULY SWORN TO AND FILED III DUPLICATE. meic.al ot the following described property: (lillian Popv a k a Hilmin Pornpy Why 165 ft of the SI-,' 143 ft of Lot ,, Enfimenger Fannt Aødn No. 3, pg Further descrtbe'j Nursery Road, east of US. 17-97. Thit public hur'ng *iIl be held in the County Commiw.,n Chambers cf the Court House, Sanford, Fla,. on Octt-i't 1973, it 1: pm, or soon Thereafl,r as possit,Ie Board at Cc'mty Semirole Co,jnt, Florida B' 514 Vihten. JrChairman IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION ruI,l of County Corn viola a pubtit hearang to coil a Duplex to CIt Rflfrk'ftd Corn -- ADO rtqurt 10 lila anai - lh following described property: -.i estate in ttie'OflCtOt the Clerk at the recorded an Flat Book JudicaaI Circuit, Semasole County, Cøunty, Florida. lht. f ------------ nh'r itr. ,, ------ 3. Page Mat Department of Tran. (irculai,cn in the City of Altamnt S,.,'itioni may be obtained Engineer, 4)00 South Qrlari Anitxar '-4 aeckwuth, Jr Pvb{1.b: Sw' l7 (973 oCT51 .{a' , . 4 . .) d •; L, I - . ' ..? , - . - .•' . •• F. ____ - ."•. .'. -' . "4' ,, J..ç. . ' j i'-. .'\('.'' ij ' .. • ' - - "1' 'frn' .,' 4- - Ii.- p f. .- ' 1) ' - ' , .. -. -- ' ' -' ' ' __ -7 • f1 ' .,N. , p. ,', '4. ____ port terminal to greet the exiles Protestant extremists rather Chile, Uniformed thafltheRomanCatholjofthe from ,4) consecutive weeks prior to the County, Florida, once a weelt for at Cnty. Florid., once a wee lot at 3pring of IN, first publication to the date prior to the date of the Public prior to the date of the Public Florida PubliSh: Sept 17, )973 Ott-is Seminole Cpun?y, I-I4I Puw:sh: Sept Il. 74, *913 OETa A.D. 1971 s Jane RIchards City Clerk of the Fior.da STENSTROM, DAvis & MCINTOSH Fiori St*t, Bank -Suite Foist Office Boa 1330 Sanfnd, Florida 3777! DATEDIPI1$IOIPIdaYOIAVQus,A 0. 1973. s Onnig R. Shomat City of llunida STENSTROM, DAVIS I McINTOSH Florida State Ranb-Sjte fl Pott Office box 1330 Sanford, Fldda 3777! DATED this 20th day 01 August, A.D. 1973. s- Onnl R, tsomaj. City of Lon Florida STEPISTROM, DAVIS & MclNTO$ Flotidi Stat, Rank-Suit 72 Poit Office 1k. 1310 Saritorø, rm,r, at.adr hold. Maks, eat- m Ftx' rewewity REG. . . . - and comfort, use FASTEETH Denture Adh.slv. Powder. Dentures that bt it. .snUa1 to health. S.. '" v' iaaaa (')O_ , - " ' -- ;. .' . :; .': KILLS FLYiNG INSECTS UP AWAY union U58 ILIYIT TWO) aao a a a a o a a a aaao,aa ,.a'i ---'0000ar-' C' 0 a a 0' 'i a o a 1 But the Welcome Wagon Northern Ireland toward a" M A TT E K • to adjust to your .,. - -aaaaa a ''' -''. 1 ' -, ' - , I! - Supported by organization, (PEG 9ci -----------a sabotage the visit. WOODEN \ \\ \\ \ "I'dbetttiat0etftIt countriesand private donations arc In favor of birth control," in others, it operates in 102 na- Ivan Ferreira, a federal tions. congressman, told the meeting birth control admit they finally sphere director. "No one seems circulate birth control informa. r c A 0 SMALL - MED LARGE XIARG( new stir- To Pills and vasectomies abortions each year in l.atin than they were a few years ago, Mnerlca, and at least onethird say experts who attended an of them are ('omplicllted by control - Latin Americans are beliefs. - a 18 CT. Latins More Receptive AP) o a a a a a a aa'ara - '..". ,0000c PLASTIC RAINCOATS . - " MEN'S OR LADIES' III Nt . - n - attempt to -, TO 20 FEET REG.S1.89 co, hugo Heath would make a " ' - I S N () L: t Vigorena Ramirez, fearing ' ',c'oo : ' - RAID • YARD GUARD Ra%1OUTDOOR FOGGER a ao CLOTHES PINS STURDY SPRING REG.2/45 TYPE C i,i','iT 1'-,',) 4 A ' - Brazil adopts birth control as liI(k.. aioiiiinantly Roman CatholIL Latin Americans, as they had been accused of doing In the past. Some of the top names In the the 'astiriti lIiourtt' "It's a shame that we've becollie accustomed to such a thing," the Chilean physician ;ind ________________ 531(1. _____ _______ R.F. Castle Calls. _____ -_________ ___________ ' City of Attarnie Springs, C ment ended three days allow- coverage in Brazil, Latin key discussions last Wednesday America's biggest country, hleiiusphere regional mceting . - -s - C Dl L for a wornt wekom. -- issues abortion a crime as serious as and even abortion which were once taboo in this murtkr. The foundation is the world's part of the world because of re- . - to your. . "New Castle" _______________ -- 003 Altitmonte SprIng% 834-9212 Forest City HILDA RICHMOND 668-5867 Deltona ______________ a -,, ,',a a DURABLE PLASTIC c 59' VALUE - 834 9712 Call 831•6370 E' ,..' SIDNEY THOMPSON SHIRLEY MILLET <' -- " - UMBRELLAS Sanford , Oi, New in he area? - - - . Brazil's irioraltic, military. national Planned Parenthood increasing the population and does no' permit the mass tnedIa Federation promote cr encourage birth T)ie' or ged inomc (ipet1 titS- - ______________ -- DISPOSABLE 8349212 SANDRA RAWLINS 834-9212 Casselberry ,'- a''aa a,-,,,a_i,,aa_'....,.-aa,.a.aaa.,o_O.aa_ri,r.sa.,O% O00% '"'c'., EVE CRABTREE ______ . DATED this lh day 01 Augvl, A.D. 1973, I Jane Rlch,, Aflarnotd $pr'ings, Forida LOrigwood, Florid. Iongwoo, Fioride PubliSh Aug. V & Sept. 3. 10. 17, 24, Publish AUg. 77 & Sept. Altamoqw, Springj, 3. 10, :7, 74, Pvbi Aug. 77 & SipI. 1. 10, FlOridi 1973 1973 17, 74. Publish Aug n, 1973 Sept., 10, 17 7 DES-lu fiFS-u,3 1973 DES-tM DES 14 AIR FRESHENER FASTEETJI'1ive, denture, a iog. er and Chilean flags lined Mrs. Al. believed to have killed him. knile's path as she walked to a Troops and poliec in Northern waiting bus. Ireland were aLso put on a speShe went to the home of her cal alert. Olficiab believed consecutive weeks prior to the STENSTROM DAVIS & MCINTOSH Flordi State Bant:-5ut, Poti Qf(ic , Sanford, lOtidi 3777$ Doot keep worrying about your fals, teeth droppIng at 1k. wrong tIme. A d.ntur, s4hs,lv n ' --- ' ',' Semlnote County, Horidi - *IJLHUL Glade Go away. Leave your arms ditch outside Belfast. The dead here." man was Tommy Herron, 36, of A crowd of about 3,000 per- the paramilitary Ulster '' -' I'll kl%F - FALSE TEETH That Loos.n Need Not Embarrass Edward Heath, who arrives to. day. Extra security measures "Salvador asked me to leave, were ordered for the first offi saying that it was useless to clal visit of a British prime waste blood and that he was minister in the history of the going to stay. hen one person Irish Republic after the body of with him asked what he would aleadingProtestantmilitantjn .. . II Leaves Can celled the navy gAl, had risen in arms. Then he learned that besides the navy, we couldn't count on the anny and we didn't have any anns. DUBLIN tAP) — The Irish "About 11 o'clock, more or to government canceled all leaves less, they started asking him surrender. The bombings con- for Dublin police and brought extra troops into the capital to tinued at l.a Moneda and "Salvador told me 2) ASSORTED rHAGRANCES (LIMIT -- residence), All the offices president were destroyed. - . .. 'p . - , a I • . 'uii,V, . C .": . 'a -. • - In Ttse Sanford . - Qrf444, F'.orfda Pttitt: Sept. 17. 2a. Oct 1, 1 197) DEr43 PubliShed in The Sanford Haid, a publis4 in The Sanford Herald, a CiI1 ano rfrs' Inclusive, stialt flffi. P 0 f)4*':r ( rihtkation to Ite dale' of the last rjbtic,itinn t the d!e of Ilir Inst I'i':'':.rt,nj. c4t-n to Ihn oete Of tf tnt iast ia.cr.t' eit 16) tii' t.;.th Uatc' JJ-tn. , L4JJ J../i ction, both dales (.kt-tr AO bds InCluSive, "'Of bOth dates In Ig shall not be less than twenty notice shall be sted in the area 1973. at 1:30 PM or as soon (0 bt in a seated envelope, eight Ihalt no? be less than twenty eIght dully, shall not be less than (79) days. In *ddit*n, notice shall be (29) days. trieetter at pos.iiie, at wticts mirked on the OUtSICIC. "i.,iIed Bid be considered for annexation In addlfign, ncficej shall I*efity eight (21) dayt, In addItion, zonan it limit fiftttn 1W days posted In the area to be ons.ocred be posted .:iu notic, Shill be POsted in the parties foi' ana gainst for Signal Cor,stnuctiot',, •,i Oc in the area to be area to PrIor me pr be Considered for hI diti of the Pubi fr annexation and toning at least tidered for annexation and toning zoning chngt will be tober 1, 1973." infltlatiQn and Hearing. fifteen (IS) Bidt will W opened heird arid final acljDn taken. days prior to the date of Ie.it fifteen (1) days prior to the toning at at 2:00 P.M.,, (cut (15) days prior to the . timi 0111"., I,rst pobiic#teori of this Ice 4, Block a, Hay,narr Aciajn to notice. Eacti claim or demand mv'$ Altn. at recir4 n the FR Of , a wriFnq and ',i..j n Sern,no&, Count1, FIa. in Pb 3. p 3e, arid tt,.le the place of residence and Further described as approx. 700 post office address fA the claimant road, 5cc 7-31-30, ciiimant, his agent or atlov-rwy, Ot POSTED III THREE (3) Public Board ci County Commissioners This public hearing will be held In tNt same shill be void, places wIthin the City of Altamonle Meeting Roam, Secana pio the County Comtnieoion Chimbers Dited at Orlando, Florida, iNS Swingt, Florida. Crid published in Court Hse In Sanford, FIotjda. 0ctc-", Ct7tpm, igcr ('rcJ,c,- ri Sd C?,'. in toe next rlat of County of s Court House, Santor, Florida, prigr to the time of the isearing Dennis J Hight"*eq, Equir OATo THiS 14th DAY OF Tt56iy, Octo,ser 7. t973. Seminole County, Figtida WHITAKER AND KOEPVE SEPTEMBER. A 0. 1973. Arttejr Ii. fleckwiffi, Jr., By: Ski Vlt'alen1 Jr,. 1 ASSOCS Clerk 3,.ne Piche4-. f'''''-'? tcord ef "' . , , TO ALL PERSONS HA"lNG CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: 5CMthi, COU!jTy uuAi-eLi Thp Board 171.37) Street, Sarasofa. Florida Publish: Sept 17, 24. Oct. I. 5. 1973 OCT 10 (state of ROBERT WAYNE SP4AW Dectasco Atlhtjr H Bc-ckwith. Jr. PubliSh, Sept, I,. mi DTS r,, ,..: and preferred to kill himself." last hours with her husband last -- ,' Planner Baker 3. ccording to the plat thereof as recorded in PB a. 27, PR <0.'d''' t tt'. PIt thereof. as P.'.onday. October 1, 17), for fur merciat, General, Ditrlct to Si*(d zonir,O clastaicati.on of C I (Cm Zoning classification of PODcc'J Pft 5, re 21. of r'Sh.r3 nee%sary equipment and çwo fr.crty at that clessific.ation Zoning cIassetica,lon of I L, In mercial DIt-lct to ia'a properly as Planned Unit Development the Publi Records of Seminole Performing construt!on and to said dustrlaIDe)trlct tosaldpropenyes tnatclas3ificat1onisdescriinth, property as Cnty. Florida compiet, Installation Of the the City of that classificatIon it Attarnnte Springs, zoning ordInances of the City of described In the zoning tcIaualicatIonh$0escriin,h, ordinance, zoning Ordlnarie, of the City of TIME AND PLACE ABOVE The prewnt zoning classif;cat SECTION 77070 (SR. 4)9) stJppiem,ntad SPECIFIED. amer4ed and $upplemintec(, SECTION 77060 (SR. 479) AND 01 saId property 15 Al Agrfrift( d The present zoning cli55ifi&tion The present toning Cl1Uifi(itlO The P(tten? OnIng classification City Counc;l of the de5cribJ in the zoning ordinances OVIEDO, FLORIDA: CONDistrict as that cfatsifiCatlofl s District, as that classification i District, It that classification Is Fioridi SIGN.IL TO REPLACE EXISTING Florida. and regulatIon, of Seminole By: Mit-I, W. Ilawihorne The Public Hearing will be held County, and regulations Of Seminole Cosrity, and regulations SiGNAL. Florida, of SemInole County. Fior'da. City Clerk Bidders shall be qvabliiess traffic the City Hall, Altamonte Springs, Florida The Public Hearing wilt be held Ui Publish. Sept. 1?. 1,13 signal construction contractors Florida, on the 25th day Of Sep The Public Hearing will be held in The PubIc Hearing will be held in DC 114 aP9fOUed by the Florida Dcpirt. timber, 113, at 4:30 p,m., or as soon lIe City Halt, Lortgwood, Florida, on the City Hall, L000wood. Florida. on the City Hall, Altam,ont, Springs, time the 77th day of September, 1913, at the 27th day 01 September 1973, at meet of Transportation to perform ttseteafterasposslbl,, at which for 7:00 Florid., Ofl ttip 25th day of p.m., or as i thefeiftir as 7(t) p m, or as soon Sip thli wOfk, and 'hail submit erested parties and citizens thereafter a* timber, 1973, at l:)Op,m., CITY OF ALTAMONTE possIble, at which time Interested possible, a? o, as soon whIch time interested ttsereafterasposslbte.atwhichtime Sit4lactory written eddenci with andagatnitthepoposed annexation SPRINGS, FLORIDA partlts ar'.d citizens for and agaInst Parties and b.d that they are so approved by IN, and zoning will be heard, Notice of HearIng citizens f and against twetetted partie, citizens for wlllbe heard. Said hearing may be will be heard. Said hearing Notice, is hereby given by lie City SpOrtition. including deScription time to time until final action may be arid Zoning will be heard. Said continued from time to time until continued from time to time until taken by the CIty touncil of Altarnonte Springs. and location of most recent hearusqmaybecontint,ed,rom time final action Is taken by the Cily This notice shall be posted at the flit action is taken by the City to time until Seminole County, Florida, that said Pl'OiKl COmPleted on tt. state high final action Is taken by This notice Shall be posted it tIC Roadway mo-ifinafions and Aflarnonfe Springt, Florida, and in the qutStion cit (hanging the zr-rur This nOtice thll be poSted at the' TIlt flOti Shall be posted at the be three (3 other places within the Cit1 I-tall within the City' or City Hall within the City of City classifIcation from e.o, pavement markings shall HaIl within the City of Longwood, Florida, and in three publishel in (3) LOflOwood, Flotidi. and In three (3) AIlimont, Sprlrigj, Flotid., The Sanforo Profettionat Office, to C N, 'nctuded In bid, These items will be City, arid arid In mustard-colored pants suit with _____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ __________________________ __________________________ ____________ - . c the palace.' visott station Saturday night nfir4 •k . m4. ______________________________ , t at home Mexico and his wife greeted beeome Mrs. Allende teaully as she Mexican government DC9 that voices in prot'st and end the submachine gun presented t "Fascism has taken over in brotht her and other per- massacre." him by Fidel Castro. He told me our country," Mrs. Allende said Notice proposed change ct zoning from P 2 kiephone were: 'Stay because things have - ,- , - 'i ' * :0-a *n - �11 ~1. -4; Tht flic ti 1 h 973 MonJy, Ray Of Sunshine c ~i - %of Respect For Skeptics Is Wideninq I' (Editer's Note: These are excerpts from an difficult, even when conduct is assuredly evil, to say with confidence which was the knave and address by Kingman Brewster, president of Yale, to the freshman of dacc Mrs Edna ThPrfI fn - .,,... .... provided the Herald with copy to share with our readers). Sanford BY KINGMAN BREWSTER NEW HAVEN - the shadow of the last few years is lifting. There those who stepped beyond the law. There may be no physical repatriation for those who chose literal exile. But th ere is a new respect for skeptics; a new welcome for cti; a new tolerance of heretics. There seems to be an invitation to a repatriation of the spirit for many who had felt turned away by th eir own country. In at least three ways, the country is turning back to the fait.h of our may be no amnesty as yet for fathers. The first is a new understanding of how important it is to give even the most dubious human being th e benefit of the doubL The recent Senate committee hearings have driven home to all but the prejudiced dogmatists how foolish it S to try to put a ll mankind into two categories: good gi tvc t nit hd !V Th ':pl in "1 'ts nd events, especially motivations, are more C C n complicated th an that. Certa inly it is infinitely "I think that anybody who talks often with to on of what you know has a " e New Yorker magazine for many what ' s a made in -, - suspe turn in tomorrow nse has experience. M os t important has been . ui Judgment - paranoid sLather called the more than of a century ago. the demonstrition, th at criticism of the prc enon. - hr t- ___ _j ________ _______ I I \'I I S :J - - . i . _ ______ Crisis __________ _______ - ._. - .. Schools Say Women Get Fair Treatment - ____ ____ - ' . -74 ____ ____ ___________ -.-_: __ -~!---T.iqw~____~ _______ ______ _________ _____ ' _____ . f/IY(, . . . - as., % sA.t..s u*,aot., . .. For Violent .... sldized notice, this solitary heron en - - - .. ' . F, (),flpensation ...' . Bi Iirged . •. US. - i'ra1b 0 The While Dam is trying to WAShINGTON FORT PIERCE, Fla. (AP) of St. Lucle County from the news coverage of the case. The En his own behalf. But &hwarz trolman with the Witon Manor chairman of the Equal Em decide what the White Iiousc t' 'i.' Former deputy sheriff Gerard Atntic Ocean. The g1r dls- Judge said moving the ai said he would call on Schaefer Police H partment but was traitorous, was the petard u ployment opportunity Com- attitude should be toward the pon which the White Schaefer goes on alon a first- appeared from their homes on would not ter the problem of only "11 absolutely necessa," fired (or using puor jument. . j Hou se group was hoist. Wha tever th eir guilt or mission is being forced out of antitrust exemptions, the Ju5• degree murder charge today in Sept. 27, 1972. turn, could point to the growing conspiratorial findIng Jurors who are unaware The investigation leading to _________________ Commerce becatie he did It too tice and depa. hi job the macabre slaying and innocence for particular outrages, almost all ,11 1 During pretrial hearings, Cirof I ue Schaefer's arrest came from f DON BALES radicalism of their enemies. Paranoids \ in well. menis are bitterly divided Over dismemberment of two . teenage cult Judge members of the White House team shared a C. (sanao Pfeiffer TrowMOTOR CO 'I Investigators say the deaths his arrest on . an aggravated . confrontation tend to justify each other's fanwhether to cave in to the girls. frenetic need to believe that if you were not for bridge agreed to limit State and 100 pages of notes written sault charge made by two teen, William Brown, the embat• patent lobby. tasies. ______________________________________ Schaefer, 27 and a former Atty. Robert Stone's prose- by Schaefer may be linked to age girls En July 1972. He plead. __________________________________ tied chairman, was instrumenMartin County officer, Is cutlon to events between Sept. the killings and disappearance ed guilty in Martin County to tal in making American TeI sos S. FRENCH AVE In a memo to Coness, ti'e charged in the deaths of Susan V and 1c. 7, 1972. Th is means of five other women in South handcuffing, gagging, and phone and Telegraph pay 315 Justice Department has worn Place, 17, and Georgia Jessup, Schaefer will not face the death Florida. The noWs tell of hang- binding the girls to trees on million worth of damages tO ed that the ext'mption would 16, both of the Fort Luudaie penalty, restored in Florida ings and ritualisti c murders. Hutehinson J'n'l. its empioyes. Inside °U'c "have a highly adverse im suburb of Oakland Park. tell us that the AT&T dei pact" on the government's Dec. 8. Schwarz says the notes are Schaefer, born In Nenali, ____________________ Of Headless skeletons of the sion unqumtionably Pr0mPte<1 battle against "illegal and But Trowbridgc denied peti. fairy tales. Wis., same to Florida with his ; By JEFFREY ST. JOHN . "Since Richard Nixon's also vice chairman of the New stalwarts have joined th e BroWn's departure. A spokes anticompetitive conduct" by I girls were found April I on Ilut- tions by public defender Elton Schwarz said over the week- iamily about 12 years ago, 1~ i — j Copley News service chinson Island, a thin strip of Schwarz to change the trial lo- end that Schaefer had con- lice said. election to the presidency in York Conservative Party here, chorus. lJoeral defeatism has man for the telephone cOm* the big firms. . ________________________________________________________________________________ "rldkulous. NEW YORK 1968," writes Paoluccj, who is "many one-time conservative been around for a lcng t. pany called the allegation "Conextensive sentedto take the witness stand lie was a probationary pa- ~ "a servative acquiescence," The memo charges that th( =21-: writes Prof. henry Paolucci of patent lobby wants to legalize ." i &i• was founa guilty øi New York's' St. John's fixing, tying arrange. . discriminating against women mt'nts, boycotts, ~,.Ip f University, 9n the ap. // market divj 0 __ . 11.1 - W. and minni-iti'. In dditinn nt fl ! N r;t'r is :ti:., Cfljfl pulr,v pck;ig t LIR iiiiliiiii, pohcy cithnr the most tragic thing that has censing, predato ________________ price dis. were totted on AT&T which crimnination happened toofir uni since the land) anticompeti. __ __ ___ : will cost the company an es tivepatent C!vil War." pools" — just to 1 timated $23 million per year. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) the sex-role stereoptypes of name a few of the Justice _____________ When President Nixon anThis was the largest settle- nements fears. —Agroupofcountyschoolsu. women in the home and men in L. i issi would ment ever won by the govena perintendents says women are the professions. replace William Rogers as given (air treatment in school secretury of state, American offender. administrative assignments ______ conservative leadership was The Commerce I)epu-tnient and that school girls are being ced F'is An h:. virtually silent. William F. I'URNING it hack on the KEEP OFF trcuIated privat' "iA encouraged to enter all profesBuckley Jr. and Sen. rrv mornn vi'w ;icr Lake Mosoe from th 1end neath be dons. Du ng l ri as t year's presidential Goldwater, speaking at commodation with the patent ' the Volusia county bridge. ildi a report huiu the (',n;cr, . lv,k,campaign, he openly dissented lobby. The papers give the national convention o the I 1, , ~Ox~ nor's Commission on the Status (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) from President Nixon's anti• impression that the "sma li conservative Young Americans quota hiring stand. of Women says: "Either there llliitrw for Freedom, in Washington, patent owne:" would profit - _,..,~,_ - .8Is an apalling lack of sensitivity D.C., had more to sa about most from the nntitruct el :. ' N ow to the problem of sexism in Cri,the aggressive Brown exemptions. ne Victims r1/ Watergate than the full-scale schools apparently has taken or current research If the The big benefits, however. disaster that has befallen , "equal pay for faulty." equal work" would go to the giant, multi American ktelgn policy under ,provisions of the law too far national. muItimilhion.dlla r Carol Jones, a commission the Nixon-Kissinger doctrine I'. for th e likings of the Nixon conglomerates , II staff member, says It all means during the last five years. Administration and its busi' that either the commission V Take, for example, the Soviet ne backer. He i being FOOTNOTE: Thc didn't k the superintendcnt.s t wheat deal which was sub. TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) penses incurred as a condition oil spill law. Petroleum inreplaced by John Powell, gen. merce Department's position the right questions or that findby the - F — Criminals should be required to probation," said Pettigrew. terests claim the law's unlim. taxpaer i~I - 'I~~._' 4 i lim eral counsel for the U.S. Corn. was drafted, n part, by as i ~Ov ir~1 I ings in other research is Intoy u medical bills of their brena .. ~ r _* The Miami Democrat said his ited liability section is driving -:i _PqT ' mission on Civil Rights. tent general coun5el Kenneth correct. ar,l beef prices for u.s. .: injuied victims before being re- committee also will explore the ships away from Florida ports . % ' Powell's background is cor }'>'ne wtrn recently joined In preparing c report for Coy. sumers. Another example: the leased into society again, the possibility of providing a spe- and have asked that it be modipotato law and Republican lobbyist.lawyer Ted Bowes in Reubin Askew, the commission I I_ shattered Vietnam ceaseflre chairman of the Senate Crimi- clal death be nefit fund for tam- fled in a politics. Brown was appointj the prestigious la w firm of . slecfaI session this fall. sent questionnaires to all 67 Kissingerdevised,which :.-•; nal Justice Committee says. ilies of victims killed during by President Lyndon Johnson Finnnegan, henderson, Fara Committees will meet school superintendents in .,f. .. pros'ed to be a thinly disguised Sen. Richard Pettlgrew, D- commission of a crime. bow and Garrett. in 1968. through Thursda,, this week. Florida on July 31. It had reAmerican retreat as a Pacific ___ Miami, presents his proposal to "People Just can't properly L'eived 18 replies by the weekt, compensate victims of violent insure then3selves for such In. PATENT PROFITS HALDEMAN INCIDENT ;; end. U thecountryiseaughtupin crimes today when legislative stances," he said. Washington has more law. II.R. Haldeman, The report also said "there is the deposed a crisis of confidence, con-committees open the first round Any compensation program yers per capita than any city White House chief of staff, has a remarkable lack of Internal seriative leaders have aided .. _ of Interim meetings to prepare also should include benefits in the world. Arr.ong the most been growing out his famous consistency in answers on andabettedthlsaislselU.by (or the 1974 session, persons Injured while attemptelite are th. patent lawyers, .flauop,d basking in the IoA many questionnaires." their silence or by tacit "If you rob somebody and hit ing to aid a crime victim, he who obtain exclusive market. California sun while, he awaits In answer to questions about agreement with the policies them over the head nd ther're added. ing nght.i for the great the Watergate deve1opment the number of women adminNixon administration has corporations. hospitalized, you ought to repay Pettigrew said his committee "Stick with me!" sitrators, the 18 superinpursued at borne and abroad. the victim for any medical cx- is trying to "examine all cornut&ui ,io He was boating near harbor ItL tendents said 29 of 182 adVC1ILCVH nants nf fit,. '...Ilm4j JUU.V A patent usually gives th e Island. Calif., th e other night days after bin mlnlstrators on their staffs are cr'jj owner total co,troI over a in a system," including Improved borrowed boat. harbor hit a log and went down in women and 104 of 507 ad. valuable product or process. police stopped him to coin suddenly Brazil popped into th e picture, as Japan let loose arrest potential to discourage Caribbean, two ministrators on school staffs Miami youths the word it's been eyeing that Latin country as a new and It, therefore, can become a plain that his boat Lights wery ____ would-be crljtinals, and more have been rescued ar e women. from their g0 en license to hold up off, possibly, in time,sizable alternative supply source. citizen cooperation with police. lifesaving At the professional level, 506 13-foot dingy. the censu mere. r:: UFO It turns out that, though far back, Brazil is already the In the House today, cornof the 547 persons on superinTommy Evans, and Buddy third largest soybean producer after the U.S. and China. ruittees start work on Speaker The hples5 hlaldt'man TALLAHASSEE (AP) While "We send an officer Cosgrove, 19, were spotted out to tendcnt staffs are women and __ Now the patent lawyers are couldn't find • More Important, it's hot for expansion In this field. The Terre 11 Sessums' call for devel- Sunday 1 the boa t's regis. some residents of North check on every report," said 189 of 314 supervIsors in schools miles northwest of product grows well in the country's higher, somewhat drier working behind the SCCtWS tO ~ tration papers to prove he opment of a comprehensive southern Swan Island by a U.S. Coast Florida, Georgia and Alabama Sgt. Mike Langston, Tallahas- are women. squeeze even more pro fit out growth policy for Florida. Guard search plane two days are keeping a skyward watch see police complaint officer. of patents by wangling exemnp- hadnt stolen the craft. Finally, Only two superintendents Wheat farmers there, disappointed over recent poor tBy Bruce Biossat convinced the police ho ws sums. DTampa, said he wants after two companions were for unidentified flying objects, "But none of the officers in the said they were not satisfied put, are switchIng to soybeans, despite the fact Brazil righttions from the antitrust laws. the Bob hlaldeman all committees to look from 10 of Water Florida police of ficials say field has seen them, now has to import part of its whea needs and dOesn't want with the number of women in found in a rubber liferaft. gate fame. They to 50 sears ahead when drafting let go him WASHINGTON (N) to become too dependent on imports. Five of th e patent bars they're keep their focus ear"At "It least they haven't told me administrative or supervisory sure was a lucky thing" wi th a mild warning a bout the legislation. tf . With the world taking fright over its capacity to sustain It," Langston added. positions. Coast Guard CPO Paul Von thbo(ifld. Still, providing th e pursuit of th is new big-seller doesn't most skilled persuaders, head- nonfunctloning lights. There's no similar charge to Prot.z, assistant itself through vital resource, It's a pleasure to report on the ed by W es tinghouse Electric's 'What would the highway pa- "Maybe they thought they'd be get too feverish, Brazilian authorities want to encourage All 18 superintendants said duty officer at determined opening up of Brazil, one of its great yet hitherto committees in the Senate but Miami's Search and Rescue trot tb with objects up In the Laughed at." what's happening. Th is year th ey estimate th ey may export former patent counsel Ted teachers were assigned by sex largely untapped storehouses. President Pro Tempore Louis Center, $&X) million worth of soybeans as th ey produce perha ps three hlowes, recently took th eir Friends at Harbor Island. But UFO's are no laughing only in physicial education said of finding Evans sky?" asked Maj. A. E. Red. milliontons. de la Parte Jr, D-Tampa, says and Cosgrove. "But The story has m.eiy facets. This huge Latin land, a bit case right into the Whit, mea nwhile, hope the Justice dick, chief of operations for the matter for HIP dispatcher Mu- classes, the major area where they were bigger than the United States, has Immense stocks and there Is little disagreement that right In the Senate House. They met behind Dt1ttm In 1974, th ey say exports of th is product may surpass $1 irn Florida Highway Patrol. rd McDonald. segregation by sex of pupils middle of our search ore, barely touched. It is presumed to have other extensive "an orderly growth policy is area." billion, with production possibly reaching five million tom. If closed doors wi th Geoffrey Watergate committee will be Reddick said over the week"We haven't had any UFO was reported. mineral reserves, unknown still as to kind and real size, that occurs, it may be the first time in the country's history Shepard, the assistant White as lernent with hlaldeman ac imperative for Florida." end that his agency sightings, at least not yet," had no Only two superintendents rethe local police. that coffee sli ps f rom Its historic perch as Brazil's top ez "They were able 10 stand and House domestic chief. Several committees plan disManufacturing ii growing apace. A new, brief Brookings records McDonald said. of UFO sightings alhope "I we ported any study of instruclutitutio chvotd fundamentally to th e "tradingport. rusions this week on the state's wave at the plane," he added. .. ,4,,n't I ,lnn't ei,,.,,f , •ft,,_,. f1iiiiI reO,.,4..I f.. .1...f—.i..- it &U1 liii iU.III Ill lvi U1 iiUU M II*bI U1 U UVI UWJV U i?.... Tt.L. .I.1 meaning North America, Europe and Japan, madi This doesn't mean coffee falling from favor. Demand IS rTU'L FOOTNOTE: Upon the ad UJU WHILE DAM UFO things myself." and Alabama aad citizens and the DECIDES vice of friends material was perpetuating passing refe rence to Brazil as an example of a na tion grow. stable, and the wor ld market price high. Brazil wants to hold were picked up by the German who watched ( Ing through the betiding of Its exports, some police officers In Georgia Shepard heard them out his TV appearance at the its place in this l ucrative field, freighter Angelburg after being wi thout ma king a co have made such reports In reTo speed its development, Brazilians are cutting Ion new mmitWatergate hearings, hialde spotted Nevertheless, the soybean export push is symbolic of its by the plane. lie said a cent weeks. ment. He pnsd on some of man swa th s of highway through previously "impenetrable' Jun. wish to find more and more of th e means required for major has for"iaken his crew cut Coast Guard cutter would take their , Ken Darn, who his ales one even traversing the sprawling Amazon river b. economic uplift which will truly unlock the big storehouse, hair is still ,ihort, but u m'. "We might occa!ionaily have Evans and Cosgrove off the ship heads the White House pa tent in from east to west. combed and parted, with the Natura lly enough, Brazilia ns are th inking of th emselves, as it passes Miami enroute to people call the station and mentask force, bris tles plastered down. But let's dwell here on just a piece of th e story. Soybeans. Their annual per capita income is W. as against oil-rich New York. tion it, but usually the newsBig in th is country now for animal feeds and oils, and'a Venezuela's $950 and Argentina's $880. Brazilians want to be 0 As the youths were being res- papers get it First," Reddick cash-value crop longer than many Americans reaIie. In industrialized, independent, and playing a role that matches cued, two Miami brothers who saki,"We get our information dema nd elsewhere, too, particularly in Japan, where th eir size and resources. . beans spell food and they 've dependecl on us for 90 per cent had been aboard the ill-fated from the newspapers." A ranNever mind that. It will benefit a good part of the world if their consumption. cruiser, the 53-foot Itasca, were dom check of Law enforcement they bring it off (and of course the problems are many. v A BERRI'S arriving in in Miami on a corn- agencies showed three or four When President Nixon for a while slapped export limits Anyway, Just for a change, th ere's a nice helping of good our soybean output, he hit the Japanese where they li ve. And mercial (light from Belie (for- reported sightings of UFOs last news. ihEW$PAP(P fs(PflS A5'4) week In the Tallahassee area. men) British Honduras). . _______________________________ ______ - the conspiracy theory of government seemed more and more plausible. The Government, in '1. , ____________________ ---- - ,f im driven into the hands of the radical left because ..-.. Our point in quoting it today is to show __________ by Jack AndeRon style in American oolitics more vividly portrayed. The trouble is that it breeds a counterparanoia. Liberals were over again, that the compulsion to assume all th eir critics were evil, if not Ex=Deputy 's Trial Starts I a, I i n l.a) ismem Der rier a ri • Never was what the late Professor Hof - been a healthy F people about newspapers nowadays must be impressed by the growing distrjst of formation they eontiii. Thnr? is hess disposition to accept what they say than to try estimate the probable tru th the basis th ey say, li ke aiming a rifle that deviation the right." Actually, it came from none of these. Instead it was offered by the late A.J. Liebling, who chronicled called th "wayward The yea rs. And more, it was 1947, quarter what he mv ... Other Thoughts for you u us you were against us, and if you were against you were part of an evil conspiracy. us over and seem odd, but I feel It may until êk,. ti1 ,j Forced to Quit Monday, Sept. 17, 191J-5A The Sanford Herald EEOC Chairman I: - ..,.•. .. .- -. . - . .-..- - '- of ___ 32?26H 300N.FRENCHAVE.. 8319993 SANFORDFLA,32771 FRANK VOLTOLINE. General :Y ,, WAITER A. GIELOW, Editor and Publisher WAYNE D DOYLE Advtttjjng Director & Associate PubliSPlef 2 Youths a.. . '-' Pd rift . 17 Days a ger JOHNA. SPOLSKV, Assoi&e Editor ssr-tmri,.! "-"I-, l4.; ca DAVIDA. 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Florida J"I t 'c Post No part of any ma?er,jI, news or advtrtising of this edition The Sa nford Herald may be reprod u ced lfl any manner *ithut written perm,s,ion of the publtshr of The Herald Any individual or firm responSible for such reproduction he co*dered as infringi ng on The Herald's copyright a will be he'd liable for d.srraçe under fhefaA Published daily and Sundaø. except Salurda — The HerôtJ s a member of the f xiated Press ,.hjth 'S t ie u for rrp'odu(tcr, of tP lOcal printed in ths WOW ezclus.& Ann Rit, , Ha-e, 701 n 531 5C? Deflottj. DeBary Enterprise , Geneva Ovie do Slavi.a - o.os si& Ctwtuota Liza Baker 363 5707 Attamont. Springs Osleen Mrs. Clarence Snyder 3724843 Winter Springs ' E!dn Cass.1ber ry . Fern Park Tanolewood, r r,ttxtog Gdcru,d. _____________________________ "J i. I I AND COOL of WORLD ,.. I trols Fail Arid Prices Go Copley News Grace Sprnks èá HEAT Herald Area Correspondents Black Community - - Terrible Drama Unfolds Lorgwo Sightings Of Brazil'right Ofl as export nation Mo.st Americans probably will look at the staggering .1per cent increase In wholesale farm prices during August as another ha nd reaching for their wallets rather than as the "terrible drains" that Seeretary of Tre.iurv (c-or' '. that it . However, Mr. Shultz Is aemantically eicrect. Webster definej drama as a composition portraybis ilk or as a sftsiatlon involving an lnter confilct of fortes. The prospect that food icta, which already have rIsen 12 per cent this yrar will urge again soon .s a wave of wholesale prie rises reaches the retail counters certainly arouses a conflict of forces — and the cempnsi is th we have Z.*I1 CxpetftrLflg in real life for se veral years. Slo that price wave reach the suprm4irket shelves in the tidal proportions that are expected, the lcirernment, prodded by public OPlzuon,wiltyerylikelystartwrjtjng the next act of the drama on the spot. For the en tire two-year span of federal price con trols, through all four acts of the play so far, we have lcn dtnt'd to r ;ict to the Inflationary emergencies, hoping that we can find the happy ending to the drama. It is time to reexamine the na ture and horsepower of the forces at play to rearrange the plot. One of the forces certainly is the farmer who grows far more food than the people America need, The wheat storage Msin the Midweat are bu1g last year's crops even as experts begin to assess what a ppears to be another record crop this yeu. Fully two-thirds of the wheat that we grow will be stored or exported because It Is surplus to our domestic needs, of Up Anoth er force in the drama is the great he rd of cattle on the range and inkdiiig pens, foote thir. enougi to furnish Americans wi th all of the beef that they need to dine tuously. 31111 flfloth!r force Is the great material wealth of Americans as a hok. Wag earners are making more money than ever, and their average income rose again in August. Industries are humming and the employment Is stable. At this point, the viewer of the drama could properly conclude that he is watching a happy play, the Story Of a rich natlo'. of redoubtable people. Enter another force, the federal government. The grain stor ed on the faui cannot reach the market because of traiLsp(rtation shortages and because the artificially induced r'eai th of farmers has pushed them into high ta x income brackets, , I r1da& d ; 57 - ... . - 1 PKG. 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Atr to P:eos DUU. =F a r I ___ ___ ALLEY :1 .1 "'Ini AWAV 6- , _ Ut em AI child's hOt 1 problem's solved th I LIII By t Abigail an tt*a rm ha" an 1Ierv 31 Let -1 peared In my column: 1 DEAR ABBY: It seems I have a problem I am 47 years old, arid last year I married for 11* second time and my wife is expecting soon. Since this is the ffrs i1d I has ever fathered, and pbab1y my st, I want him to ha a special rame No a' e t 'ease i KO it ii I I S 2 29Rtk 7TrJv 4 13 6 8 iT — — — — iT — — — •18 i — ______________ 22 26 27 __ 28 29. f30 31 — CIifll OlJr l ) p!' — — ____ — 46 37 14L - - I 50 t 5j I - I __ " - have no p iff __ *rr '.'rr-r ';' . .---- C reator :ur POLLY'S POINTERS iva~ - - I -4 We have decided to name our beautiful, four-pound. ,cr "I"zithu: -" -,n Huffman." - -& i _0 ~ <-- JACK [OF AM TRADES) I DEAR POLLY . . 4~: il =_ - FORECAST FOR TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 1973 10ZI. sharpener.) - M. M. 11YERSPAPfft f,N?tFk11?1-11EASSN I — Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY -Can anyone tell me how to remove baby formula stains from an expensiv tress? A 3itter left the baby on the bed and he spit out sonic milk when he bued, I have tried usm an old toothbrush, soap and w bok worse Please help me. - SYLVIA . WORRY CLINIC , e, 1 fr tration ' I- • , Carolyn I, too, DEAR POLLY Like got some fabric softene! spots on my clothes. To remove this I sprayed hair spray on the spots and brushed them with an old toothbrush. The spots disappeared after the clothes wer dried as usual. RUTH It. I ij 4 4 I- _; :i I t . d I - : - i / _I.. , 1'~, 1 -_ I - TPE mo 11 ' , j if ; SEP' 50ME,1y1F9yV.9V C) T? -- to) ^ 4 ~ _,,d 14 " t 'f !11--- I ____ RIM& THL ) V P oman I V to%.t worl, ahc2ij ni - . vtlu %~101 r~?h %r%l ~_;__ "c cxr "C21112C111 13 YOU nVDIJ during y' Our spare time Avoi-d a troublesome situation. AQUARIUS 0an -? I to Feb 19) Attend to routine duf,ei early so th.1t You can ihen go out for the ph-sture you want Lq the company of good friends A business exp ert can ve you I z ___ - Pam Pass IN T 34 Pas-% 3V I'Als 4# s -UI Lo-i1 _ - -Z I . ~ ~ .c I ILW very caretWly and plan how to chow more devotion - ' -TA- C! tinIc fol tht cultural thillp of life, IF YOUR CHILD IS 1110RIN TODAY ... he or tibe W that can be put in motion but must be uught not to lc&re work unrmMed, atherwDe I& su--cels bete 1) ct the education 31,,nr -3 the y do no t compel Ca2w11 Rightc s Whatyomje Irdnvival Iorecasi for your gn for i Opemne lead - 43 , - Oswald or txampe - le~ ç*is - - - - ( !)% [E[~~~~ when I F ui pre er - n)r bidding has bft.". wnt McKennev. who wrote this col. 2A uraft up to W death in 1949 b Nonh East 24 PaSA ; Jim Usedwithtte!tigen supplementary sigaal that does ifl 19I the Uilt TRIBUNE delcitA tha _, part of every expert's kit if . nals. Invented more or t bid TOf)AY SJt I'TI1Pt I *1 1 writing about%-Ord scft urgt of venereal disea se ! Moreover. some publishers cancelled this column just was en- mill'ions of guill -ridden patients LOSE ft rn I it to their '' ' 6 mg (tci 1973 Mct;ught Syndicate hc) lots fur t4knttc leads etc fnurth i'çt nrr ~ , .., I ~ 1jØ 9-17 o OR MONEY pastors or confession an advice The 0dti Pun n help The r Warzzation of abutSImS I1L psr lion has iadirectly abetted this 001M "IIII 10 *.Mims hs been ut#d I rise of psychiatry, for such SwUstfully 4ti~Y= S 411111 CM thit esome IF I CZLLD \,CrE, IV VIOTE FCR HVA. CN 'TV VE13~V, 50ME8X1r144&CE0 HVA IF HE HAD A -94RX... \ ANO HE 5A.101 *WKAIb A FAPBZ-? 8 6HRE . 'w .4 i b..'*' i SPECTACULA .cuu Endi Thursda I .',. ,i HAPPY HOUR . ' - - 01 14 S t . I ~ -&- — c BLONDIE '' JJ1 Young - -IT I.- . ~ APAQ'r AT rp4F . SUCIE DCWt k4AKE b - 4! çEv USED - I J I -1 -_ -4 N- ~ I ' çr / -11F . ~ T~. I ij -N. — %... - IV Della Street I played by Sharon Acker I, was a shade more flip than Barbara hale ever as in Old — I \.. - J - I I I _. - - - - - -_ ~- - tile THURS. - FRI.- SAT. ENTERTAINMENT 7k NIGH LINESCORTED LADIES DRINKS 3Sc THE MIAMI'S 9 30 P.M. 2 0 LOUNGE * PACKAGE STORE j// 1 . - .-Z ,I ------W—. q 1 i$ Mort Walker ,) / // I ''..-I 11 ..(( ),N 0 ( I kk '.'', I 1, It .ffTjji DRiVE i 4 t- 1 OIL -_ CONEY I DOG ..";i1 Y) lii Sept. 21, 22, 23 r - c 1J ' its Aot 01? M/ Witti, ol ,.f~ ' if A r .f .1 ' " ____ ____ ___ * 't.., ' ' - I URAHAM C? C? - Delicious Hot Doq 49 , 6 ' 1~ , _ . N Coney Sauce CHURCH' , and enjoy ! 11 / - ~ -I- i- ~~ . - ft. Req. 45c (A new movie each night thru Fri.) A Bag Take Home 905 French Ave. Ph. 322-9154 GOLDEN SPOON AWARD () 1 IN r i OLN MERCURY Hwy 17 92 So ////' V tm_A__ A ______ ________ .1 i)M J, Smothered in A&W FREE ADMISSION 71$ Hotdog 1 Peps DAY Toml~. - rAit Mt_______________ I 0 , tNxv i- _. - #1 W Lee Falk and Sy Barry . w_. - \,ll - - TUESDAY ' ' FIRST BAPTIST __ - ___ 1" t~i r EVERY % 7A ? v' IN RESTAURANT ft - . IUL). SE PT. 18 nsa . ( i:i - —... IIl!III..Ir . BILLY to ji Hwe _____ - YOU ________________________________ -'Ill Off 'K -, "S. WAY T4, 4&5 ; & AS I &9 . I invites 4wu Ti' I'I - 1 .I1 I rt L ' THE PHANTOM 4 DOWNTOWN SANFORD Lrv. I ____ / ___________________________ EED6 BEEThE. I GPLED c' rr / StE '. ~ I series. - //' ' 1 DRINKS WED. Town4t.r*'Country . BEETLE BAILEY ~_s ,, I who also faced viewers' memoIeSof Ha}'mond Burr in the old "Perry h1ason" series that still runs in many areas. 71me expecting a younger final draft of the federal budget. f (, __________ 1 Court ment and dipped in speech whereas Burr as and still is as (leliberate and imposing as the - I LN - \ J I ) TWE AAKE -- - --_- ' saw - / --_IL_—_-•-----_-_ A Ends Wednesday Showtime 7:43 "ThHammsroI' - ' - y S T 1_%*~ Ph 322 4 1100C !t VOCK _______ Hwy 1/ / 1T0&-,ULV '.A. u & Pepsi$ ", ~~ DRIVE-IN Exhibit A, "The Case of digal Iophet "was on al I I ' _. -- NIGHT I i And enjoy - • TUES. 0 N GUITAR IvrI[1II1 b _____ 9Qutons ' / ____ HUGH rI . y PRICESI ORGEODDO NE:W YORK (AP) Oyez! \.--.f0'ez! Court Is now in session. ________________ 7V viewer versus ,-The New Pc Mason" series iII now e heard, the latter having been ... . comitted Sunday night on the , — L ' T"U"IT , AND M NIGHT r Plus "The Wild Racom- - ~ chri;ng a long tainped monaiil ftitM ,lope plus 2s "Up!C5 a'otd (he comrv n wug so far that homosexuals are publicly demanding to be — __119;~" ___ sentence. without elaboration thermf: " is gain "D vnrce usually start.,% in the I 11, ere for their abortions conducting w . • Back ___________________________________________ by Dick Cavalti FOR A11AVOR 1 (.1. * - Vy Ijfl j, -30 am ZW Fri. - sat.. Sun. Sept. 21, 22, 23 h s now Zoom i I eairt - U Mason's I - WINTHROP _________ aver. ", She Suggested t . us"19 herself as an ex. could tie treated more, gruul) in ample. "Why can't we tell the economically at home or truth -- I'm not getting II office f4i As a corollary. pcychiatr I'm getting better They toted ~ ct)uldn'l mention the word s)philis" in the newsaper and Lt4(*SPJLJFtS4 LhIMMist ASS% I F loyd En?erprle .1 AFTERN PRESENTS THE TUE ..— - -r,t epidemic. driving millinns to, m T Z' ____ ,% •' er NONCHALANT - ;t I JE RRY eft ENTER TAINMENT . •. front, a 0 er wome n her age group tri btir1 told by youth cult advocates that they were "over the hill." "I wasted i lot of in' lovely MT 11 I have made , I pa. outh romantic idealism. Discussion of sex ) U11I Pri * 'tilv"'-, 11-v, tKvil liberalized, rubber. ()I cvurse. three no-trump woule but in many respects the pen. con clulurn has swung too far ShetwatmoSanixod -- 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares . I '4 £ (6) Perry Mason (9) Movie 10:00 (2) DInah's Place (6) The Joker's Wild 10:30 (2) Baff le (6) The $10,000 Pyramid 11:00 (2) Wizard Of Odds . TOWIit~#"'Country . 11 11 HAPPY HOUR4.7 Two Dr i nks For The Price Of One _. , having no pla ce to go betevn -- ___ .1 - I LUNCHEON 9 by Bob ThOVU ( . T HOTELS & MOTOR INNS A WORLDWIDE SERVICE - 'k ( t ' Lunch 11:30.2:30 Dinner 5-10 Business Men's 11 " (9) Bows Big Top 8:00 (6) Cam. Kangerco (9) Mike Cimiglas i 11 Breakfast 7-11 _. Almanac I -. I I -, : .i FRANK AND ERNEST i~ 11 '. i-%"`--,~ ~ ~ -- (4) Today In Legislature Show orkinty IM RIVER R001 11 RESTAURAN - _____________ f/ 9X t In LOUNGE OPEN DAILY- iNCLUDINGSUN One Life To Live 7:00 (2) Today -' - (9) -I--,' - 1JI1JL I 41 I ,.. (9) General Hospital (13) Movie (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2) Return To Peyton 6:30 (2) The Flying Nun (6) Summer OPPM91L5! ' $139 frve,J I I X A AA 1.1 : ): P M Almanac 9) Sunrise Jubilee 15 (6) Sunshine ' -- Right 6:00 (2) Sunshine QUTTWO1JCH - i I a ~_: : 1; — LUNCHEON SPECIAL (44) Patty Duke MORNING ANY PMST6 Sanford rn ,io 2:30 (2) The Doctors 3:00 (2) Another World Movie (9) WrCnCC HEAVEN FORSPI.WHY ON EARTH ......._.f -111\ . . J. I I 7 Newlywed Game (9) SiMOrg DELIGHTFUL " CLEAN AT'O%PMERI - Life News ARE YOU QUEOTIONIN6 .-....MV WORD 6 ! ~., y . of the Lakers and Knicks, a for them, they were told 'it is baseball coach in explaining the too late, you are no sprin 9 success of a team. a vice- -.-hicken.' 11 A j i ouoted bs a commentator In re tnd. Shut off to porting the basketball playoffs b;Iities that may have existed president of a silverware' company in greeting winners of a table setting contest. It was I used al,so to describe the auftr ' __ - I&N- Intended for women, the overlooked the women who psy. -better" phrase has proved chologically have been denied also to have man-appeal. With- half of their lives by society's in a few days recently it was attitude toward age," she con- 0PFER--GRAWPVAU6HTER '1__1 I,,L " YOU'RE VON P _____________ TO THEM PL41"." C3t1%Lil for her talented contri dustry. irst P. 0000F000FIIINOLYSEIV,CE (6) The Flintstones I #% 12 15 by Crooks & ANP EXPLORE W51DO TV ~ WELCOME TO PC 50! GRAN,FAT,P.R: But I !iie uet f:ustr,* any-way that Wotnea's 1b has BRAM TOWERS COFFEE I () Girl In My (6) Movie (44) Movie -_ It / APTAIN EASY ANP AMZ-10155i esident and creative director dreds of letters received each of Foote, Cone and Belding, recently earned the Triple commercial, there are mixed reactions from Women's Lib I "half like it, half For An Appetizing Breakfast o Luncheon at We Still Have Our. . . . . (44) Night Gallery I i Suit preference convention i I i ! - . - ~ /I ~I _____ - .a I ~ I,/ _. - Of Our 1100 (2) News (6) ews (13) Starcast i' f' V INSPIRA71CN \ - ~ ...YA,iW.1 . I in explaining the .slogan she isn't a nice girl like you marA soon-lo-be 40, the lively. ried," are imstatic at the success of tht- slogan. Arno pretty bi'unette, a senior 'I butions to 'he advertising in- BM iCen er cal 01118 isJ mlu? _______ ____________ Deal _____ vcrtmg niessae that implies thilt) is r going thcre th L'!Iiiii be, oid " Even the young her office, beset with -wfi) GENERAL TENDENCIES- Look into the . ~4 1 Ivarious bu;htess probkms requirinS your 20s because society kept mair(11 l I attention and build up a more ing me feel old from 25 well-rounded knowkdgt of the various Points of data required Of YOU. Shirk noddns and you 27. facing 3D, I felt older and CASE '-5I9: Rev. Thomas C. make b hdway now DEAR POLLY 7 My daughter washed her basketbjll Donlan. aged probably 40. is the more depressed than ever. I Take ca of civic sweater In water with a fabric softener. This white sweater ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr 19) You have made being told if I weren't marex(ste editor of the atholic P1O1UW3 to turned a dizzy gold or yellow color. She sprinkled a others that ned b) then forget it i I Digest. powderyour undivided attention today. This n ed household cleanser on it and let it help you make Ptogrrts in your line of endearm. Show the L5/i desperately encouraging guys soak in water for It has over 2,000.600 readers awhile and then washed it. Se~ generous de of your nature to loved o ho did rut even understand san to regain much of the original color - GRACE TAURUS (Apr . 20 to May 20) Important OU tC inlluence on the trend toard more c lerg ymen money now for the days ahead. At 25 "when the 1igh began DFAR POLL? moral decay in America. I I artif i cialI (1 ALSO, IPve more attention t Women's Libbers have also dimming" she went into the monetary flutters so they become more [Dents without disturbing a (lower by spraying the whole ad We sat together during the profitable, Making become such wxual militants vertising bustrim "after knockthing with liquid Window cleaner containing ammonia, let it soth birthday dinner at improvements m your home can add much to its value, till our ti_s. Supreme Court had irig about In a lot of different stand for a few minutes and Chica go's Blac kst one Hot el, GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Good day for contactin then rinse off with warm water. g finally legalized abortions, MRS. R. L. fields. Considering herse lf 'an good friends and cxch honoring Dr. Andrew C. Ivy. ,sngift idea thit can be mutuany /,, . And a new version of the Bible old maid" on a vacation trip to sponsor of beneficiaL Grou affizs can roducc (Inc results (ucla You the Carcalon DEAR POLLY - To reserve a high style hairdo for has altered Ecclesiastes 3:8, Hawaii, she had toyed with the treatment for cancer. are apt to be overly cautious ab3ut money numn. many days insen cottm ill into each curl befo". putting which orignally said "A time to Idea of becoming a beachcom. Dr. ('rane." Father Donlan MOON CMLDREN on a hair net for sleeping. The next morning your coiffure (June 22 tO July 21) Some quiet love and a time to hate" but now ber, but she had to return east -suggested. "you have written a will be intact. - MARGARplanning can make your future operations more sucu"ful. makes that same verse read: to fulfill a busines.s comFT daily newspaper column on Your mtwtive perceptions are gid now so for "A time for sex , . the most ___________________ mitment. Her brother advised F,VF.I,YN INICCURIj:y human re atioiic or )ears ones Try rot to cntitzc otne at this time \ et lot e and are n ht r to Li, t li ir:' th did And IJL rcitc mi ions oth at the Figle Family ~' to Aug 2 1) Plan to look up friends you reaUy syrn.n)nous! At she f married an athertis letters meanwhile from Disct lik e and who can be most helpful to you in the future. Sto In Fairway 13) Television is an innovation rea ders . P1X8 as cashier. Originally that has al be both an asset family' of four. Repaying social obligations is also wise. Take care of from Miami, she has Hved In ,, as well as a liability, for it keeps wen Her "early "i ird article-for Cat holic Digest, ..wasted . VIRGO (Aut many husbands at home nights, ho, Sanford for the past ftee ve Ost unportant changing matters the busineu wor'4 more mteltigenUy now and gain whereas they used to squander bly in her mind wheri she was )'eRr;3- %rhen at home she Oswald. "Today's hand is P3ych,0l09Y that ha,occurred in NORTH 27 their pay checks at taverns taken fro the APFfOvAl Of higher-uPs Don't Procirstitinate where a credit called into a planning group m a l96 article b America since 1933' oil: But it has also helped consert seion matt crucon ce rned Relax tonight INIcKenney which shows th'e -For your !etter input must at her agenc) two years and picm, and hkes to read V,J94 millions of Americans into ago. LIBRA (Sept. ,3 to oct 2 2) coflsentlonatitst offer a splendid spontaneous during quieter moments, 0 Q IDS Getting into new out)cts thAt .%orry Warts about their you really like is'ww., :4nee The routine seemed the Jim' "West opens the three Ix)ll nf tho public's attitudes." 4QJ74 You can thtn haye SUCCtU with ealth. partly due to the many satne as for most beauty prodthem Come to a better understanding with Of clubs, FAM w Fill the ace and '*'T usocjites Show AS T patent rredi ine commercials. uct3. They were discussing returns the nine of clubs. West apprethtion to a steadfast f riend $935 i. $973 • Even worse, however, has 'You make me Feel so young,' a ru ffs and If he Is alert he reads SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov 2!) If you A73 are cnthud out been the that effect of the medical campaign for hair nine-spot as a suit prefer* 976432 Brir ,. color. digest a few ot the Ill K the TV invites v shows that portrayed Dr. denly thought I couldn't I sodence requert for a lead of the to fit ost significant changes: clothing that will bri ng out your thdividu*J 43 652 live for charm Snd hfhr side suit Kildare and Dr. Ben Casey, He truct his only within your budget Re thrifty months "Ith such phrim-s as Among young people, the Our annual par ncr. ea sa earl ifllc For the latter taught 'you can look 10 years focus has t urned Inirn a girl's SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) Listen to what *AK • younger, ui ,out1, sprev,oushiarti Americans to worship the 'you too can charm to her 'measurements look 18,' and so on. hos ital till they often hate Itz Oswald: East wins and 11iis shift (mm "person ilit and then you r.,in the goodwtji or 0 y cn lod *R Hwe ced God ,Aith the %I D. it %vito is., give-, his pariner another club .-1 . I, : ched on ,to the -emotional ad- she feels the 12-year-old men- Ernst's experiences in a youth-oriented swiety. She had been caught in the bind "of — dermining both the sno.sI and economic i 11rPublic. Note the I changes helo%! -- /1 0WAITING / have tat. tali t ' Maybe they did but ci Ua.1iCi' (11) Young And Restless (44) Movie 130 (2) Three On A Ma tch ( ) Ai The World Turns (9) Let's Make A (24) 1Onk ner ias a 12 )earld men I II Tt* prove, it (,; FIX AL PACAVOOR tie , NEnvironment 10 .- Nil 7 10:00 ()) 4el4:1,jqlofIR4i'jfAsiol.'I!loI.* AU AT News 13, Movie FINISH IT OR % FVR AN That catchy adverti.%ing slo- of multitudes -you hit a great gan, "You're not getti ng older. market, in her opinion. She You're getting better!" was doesn't "go along with the , born Of IIN %%riler's per%onal vertising corwept that the cun. . (13) Peter Gunn (44) Hooans Heroes Acres (9) All My Children (6) YLER I . 5 15 (13) Starcast 5.30 (2) wS is (6) The Week (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (13) DIana 9:00 (2) Movie N94 r1tig "with emotional (24) Sesame Street Where Game 1 00 (2) I Love Lucy (24) - ARE C'ws TkAT SI&N YER _- - (44) Petticoat Junction ) (13) Lots A Luck k L*sy.~ (44) Gomer Pyle Tomorrow (9) NFL FooWil - In or National - f 5 (9) Movie (6) Search For Geographlcs (6) Gunsmoke (9) The Rookies . . .1 ~1 "ettel, (13) Its - Father flonlan asked mc to ____ The timely phrase reflects By 9 Ii ;: A . le facturers that men no longer need tapered shirts when thIJ changri in Americ an attitudes ss a size 16 shirt If anything the tails srn I'ISj Some hate need to be larger tn thus my Pet Peeve. - MRS. H. H. s, biicfjt'jal but others are un. from the Carroll Rlghtv Institute I I U "People who are privileged to camp In our mountain parks and yet dump (out of the sacks) 3 loads of garbage down nearthecree i eyewitnessed by 5 people 1. "Gee, I could go on and on . .. this wifl prompt me to get busy doing something aboutMaybe my dirty list, DEAR POLLY - I hf.-pe this will inform the shirt manu- 11 %' -: in a pencil — CARROLL RIGHTER'S ~ "To let land devell Irs sell our gorgeous mountain land in little pareels to sharmns better when wet as it does not crack or break. POIIY 11 00te - I found this Is great when sharpening an e,yebraw pencil. You all know how easily they break when . .i -_~ cutting funds for education, menta; health clini", day care centers, pollution controls, etc. Often my pencils were shaved away as they kept breaking until they were too short to use. My discovery was that wood t4 00 It "YwAY. Engravers can caly make suggestkicts. in the flull 2nallyth IWM VM few,excepufts], t* eamy" wal de(er to the wishes of the ealamer. . ._ - I By VIVIAN BROWN ya knw From Judy Wong Denver Cob "To spend billions of dollars to ellect moon rocks while bled ento the following Pointer gite by accident whenI stum a pencil fell into some water and I id not bother to remove i I Sharpened this pencil a t rl1ht away. It became quite wet. nd ound the lead did not break. put and present day school boards Gutless as well as obb The waste of good minds in the public 7. Dope pushers and jwddlers go without saying 8. I'lle indifference of man to humanity." B) POLLY CRAMER Wtdftg irMtation wbid included fin engraving, mind YWJ! I the name of the storie WhM the W& was registered, Don't you think the establishment that engraved it is as much at fault as the bride for not having her that ft is in the worst powdble Wte? FIABBERGASTED DEAR FLABBER Don 't blame the engraver. ..Ie may nd 5. Most scene. ( - I 1 1 - 4, Radio and TV commercials that carry a threat 'unless,* Pencils Sharpen Easier P ~graved r h 'A PECTANGL DELIC4TEL SAT UPON! •1 xptalns (6) Secret Storm (9) News (44) Variety News (13) Quest F Adventure (24) Frenc h ' Slogan Of Growing Unmuffled motorcycles their riders and the parents 1r-: Deal by Lorry Lewis 1 7 Local (44) Bullwinkle 12:30 or% sbipid mind ~~-- __! - - DEAR ABBY, 11,e dilemma of "Alanthuff Wolfga;Ighas been solved. We are pleased to anfloumc that our baby . After I was assured Wt both mother and baby would be all right, I realized that nothing imm-C _____ AFTERNOON (44) 7'30 (2) Untimed World Andy Griffith 1 them to jail. A i Lucy Show (9) 1 ____ BUT 4tiSS S'Z61(IORE HAS GIVEN IT THE MOST ORIGINAL, MOST POETtC DEFINmON 'VE EVER SEENJ ______ . "I, ffw experience IS Lois Geraci Ernst 2. PoUct officers who harAcuff little girls in order to tike E— '— J It CAMPUS CLATTER with_BIMO BURNS ', , 1111111111111111111111M...CREAT011 of advertising slogans bori) of pul- soliz,"' such riders Wolfgang." and name him "Jack Jr." IP. S. it Women Only ______________ \ 1S 1 01 '"t (6) Love Of Life ___ : OUR EXAM MOST OF OU CORREL CALLED THIS A PARALLELOR4, Monday, Sept 17,19737A 1") :::- I ULAN I ' - ' have for their babies and know what real home and parent love is. so when they go out in the world as teens to try to find It. they can't." 48 4V I 9 .I i - A grandma of 79 years, Halliday, N. D., thinks iU.I obscene that baby sitters must supply "the real love parents should 39 I I v - Teul— V ( C ARYTHI MONDAY _____ From Melvin Newcombe, Palmdale, Calif.: DEAR JACK: Never mind what - umn," from Dixon, IlL, unsigned — of him. WImt do you think. Abby? If you feel the boy WHI be handicapped by such a name, please let me know, &s I have his best interests at heart. JACK [OF ALL TRADEsl . ____ L ~A MS IE& I, The Sanford Herald --*-s&, .. 1 f My wile obct st nuoJy. e sa it be a burden to the boy and people will make fun .1 _n.k . ______________ - I ~ , A short time ago, I presented m personal list of what I thought was obscene. Supreme Court rulings notwi thsnd. ing. At the same time, I requested your "dirty" 11th. Since v ly supplied more than we have room to print, we have had to cull a few items from many lists. From Karen E Wilbur Quincy . fass I belie v e all X rated movies and even some rated o th erwise are obscene. Not only the movies but their advertising ... To say that 'dirty is in the mind of the beholder' Is like an ostrich with his head in the sand. Dirt is a rea!itY.just as sickness. erty, etc. are, regardless of the bchol er s interprcthtion of it We can not be so broadminded It we dou t stand for somett.ing we will fall for everything," From Frances N1. Wold. Regan. N. D.: "Dean Martin and Johnny Carson for their middle- aged-adolescent sniggering about sex. _______ ! (j a, 7 (Note: Today column is written by Lew) — -I CIPIF Af I RIV S Got W- 10 / 4thbrv 9 ! _____ By Joanne and Law Koch 4SCry 3QQenching 5 [ — ir -, U !- k ucu - MY r-urnam is "Huffman." so I wwjld like to name our son 14hfaduff.,, -My %ife's maiden name is Wolfe, therefore I want his Middle name to be "WoUgang" his fuU name being 'Mauff Wolfgang Jtuffn" lilis nickname ' u!d of I iltiflj Sam Zt'iltlijt July ?3, the following Item ap I'City (port ) Item DEAR READERS: Waite . - I INE!_9 . Readers' lists fordirty reading 39At1o%3f1 1.11) I I *tt 4SR Warm climite V. - . t V.W-_ 19 tmnN '1 Buren A I r4, 3:rAC,- .rsbte .uJrn'.! T, .k- - (P ston" (*) bo) C ~ __ 4i Ircvriwaitt l7si-as"o e "i -11 .;;~- . ISNliftn" .1 by Day. Gmu. n T)nDlu-n w"I OOP F ____ CENTRAL FLORIQASOLOEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE St MvIPO COMPLU( DIP1(R's UNTIL I 3 AM HWY. 17.1 2. Notth ii FLRN PARK Ph 322 4884 ________________________ __________________ / $35 3z bagm �'lfleSanford Herald Monday, Sept. 17, 1973 The Sanford Herald g Jaques Calls Road Floodin 11 Keep SecrV t Detective Medical DiPV1rea_ _.. !P ' ans T%I# o StaUllF tement nca ed or' . By DONNA Herald Staff Writer Greg Drummond "uncalled The llerld a foreman Jaques said he wouhi a at drainage which maintained for." Winsor Manor said he had just by the county. If the county predate" it If the Seminole Dmmond Friday instructed opened an ovcrflow valve and desires the city to maintain the County Commission or the LONG WOOl) City County Engineer Bill Bush to was preparing to clean out the drainage ditch for fi)em, the county road department to Engineer B Pa will make "docnwnV' problemscaused sand from a drainage contact his office If any con, pipe may make the request an on-site inspection of Winsor by land developer in the city between the development's city do it," dillon exists which neer and I believe we can Manor this afternoon to "verify territory adjacent to SR 434 and Winsor Lake to Island Lake on Jaques correction. said, the fact that no flooding con- to present the evidence to state the other side of SR 434. IT3Y Jaques w'riItted there clitlon exists in Winsor Manor," and federal engineer.; in hopes "We have had no reports of have been water across the too,"They are neglect the fact we, Mayor Eugene Jaques said Longwood and private flooded conditions on SR 434," highway Interested in the City of "as a result of a sta today, calling statements engineers will take steps to Jaques said te Longwood and Controlling today. "however drainage ditch being stopped up published in Friday's Herald solve the problem. thewaterwashighaa resJ0f in front of "The Moorings," a streets and dra inage in the from ('ountv Cornmjssionr Friday morning Jaques told blockage city," he said. on the state road city - subdivision, - WASHINGTON M) The Food and Drug Administration plans to keep secret In the future the recall of certain defec. five and potenUlly deadly medical devices and drugs. .. In a series of interviews, FDA officials said they are concerned that public warnings may literally frighten people to death . Thomas W. Brown. tiirøfnr of compliance coordination and ______________________________________________________________________________ ______ Maynard To Seek BIKES COLLECTED FOR BOYS AND GIRLS TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Zollie M. Maynard, a 22-year veteran of the State l':dieatjn I)eparfrnent announced today he will ii ij lUe Fis 01 the I)ivbiuO ol Vouth Services repair bicycles for youngsters without bikes. Youth Programs, Inc. and DYS are collecting bikes or bike parts for the project. To have them picked up call YPI or Harris at 3053 Altamonte To Hear I i+; I; + z; , I I Y% f% 1.-Staff reports Road to allow its widening and 2. Price-Waterhouse repul notes that Pope and Crowe, 3. Report-Zoning Board of ALT&NIO.YrE SPfUNGS- Land, owners Of Spanish Trace, Appeals Price Waterhouse In a haoffedtodortelofeeto, ve 4. Pr ogress report-Civic PrefimblarY report to the city frontage in cooperation with Center Improvementsat 4:30 p.m. Tuesday is neigithoring owners for the 5, Request frr'm the health expected to recornmend the city expansion. plaaning computerize its water and ' proresa report will be cham bers sewer bi;ling. w civit: center. 6. Warren Brown, &South The company which has been Payment for paving at the Seminole Jaycees. nducting an effi ency swey facility was delay last week. co ci ed of city opera tions, told Councilman Helen Keyser rd two weeks ago dollar insisted a top rail must be l savings aH provided on the fence around f streamlining its operatIon. the center, ix4ed as one example that Warren Brown, Suuth pentty five f orm s must be Seminole Jaycees filled out for utility service will again ask for a "break" in reconnecft shut off because fees for his Organization to use of delinquency In payment. the Civic Center for a The function could be taken masquerade party to raise care of with two forms be said, funds A report is duled en for a ommuntty 's Halloween the Zoning Board of Appeals, The advisory board will ALTAMONTE SPRINGS recommend additional rightf. Tuesday,:30 p.m. Herald Staff Writei seek the post of education commissioner when incumbent Floyd Christian retires next year. Maynard, 60, said he would strive to cut down the paperwork burden on local educators, deal aggresively with disruptive students and reawaken Pupils' appreciation for the American heritage." Maynard, to Christian Sept. I, said he announced his candidacy early "to focus the atL ntin o the rj of Fkñth ritically important iSSUes facing r."r W;schools," By DONNA E.STES Herald Staff Writer CASSELBERRY principals whether the city will considered. hold the company to sewer and b CASS E LB ER RY water connection lees of $750 COUNCIL - Recom. per unit. The company has CITY ! The former teacher said lie would stress his "in the field." Another expected, but unannounced, can- experience property W4T!) didate for Christian's job is Senate Education Committee Chairman Robert Graham, DCommissioner John Shipp Jr. Maynard said Ch,&istian had pledged to rrnain absolutely neutral" in the selection of a suc- utility service agreement for Bergman has rrcnm'nended the tn-ecn property adjacent to will li iicussed and a Sit 4* The council over the preliminary part for a past several weeks have been two houn project on Block cessor. C. discussing with Green Co. Triplet Lake Shores will be - III ____ 1 1 A __________________________________________________ (,nQ - - LIM FU witu in the body n be uncom(ortable. E-UM will helP You lole excess water *eight. West Fay Plata Drugs rw"nmend it. Only $1.50 Fairway Plaza Drugs WASHINGTON (AP) The economy Is expected to be the main topic before Congress this week. The house Committee continues its inquiry into soaring interest rates and dwindling supplies of money for mortgages and other loans. ( Wednesday, the house Votes on overriding President Nixon's veto of the minimum wage bill. The Senate, meanwhile, begins dete today on appropriations for the State, Justice and Commerce departments. - 4' WASHINGTON (AP) The Food and g M' ministration says it will keep secret certain recalls of defective medical devices and drugs. FDA officials said they are concerned that public warnings may literally frig hten people to death. The FDA will decide case by case whether to issue public warnings, said Thomas W. Brown, director of compliance coordination and policy, - f REQUll1EORe k,io, %c &$o*s_ T' SUBSCRIPTION Will be some things people may begin to forget an Inch is because I don't think that's likely A - - - tJ SHOCKING -Bullet matt es shock waves thwugh heat Wa ry Eye - -Increase (in prices)," he said. "But the market continues to move sluggishly, I see a drop in prices." A spokean for Safeway Stores in Washington, D.C., Maryland, Delaware, southern Pennsylvania and northern Virginla said there were price changes on only thres of eight major beef cuts during the first week after the freeze ended, Two items porterhouse steak and rib mast went up by 10 cents a, pound each and one item, blade chuck steak, dropped by 10 cents, - - The Big Bear chain of stores in Ohio said it would not raise any beef prices for at least two weeks because the market generally was too erratic. The ceiling on beef, Imposed more titan five months ago, was lifted last Monday, two days ahead of schedule. At the same time, new regula tions went into effect allowing Increases on other food items to reflect higher operating There were scattered In. creases In the prices of some nonmeat products, particularly dairy and wheat items. Reformers Face Fight WASHINGTON (Al') reform rules binding on the asks him to pack it or he ultj. Party except for those directly mately crumples under labor mandated by the convention for pressure. WASHINGTON (Al') Eco- Democratic leaders have prac1976, the sources say. nolnic problems are expected to tically written off the chances - effort by organized labor to de.. June McMillen, a commission Without prior Intervention of dominate hearings and floor of saving the less popular mini.,,, rail reforms such as quo s for nl(mber from Ka ta ns as, has Strauss, the packing move Is ac ti on in Congress th is week, Uhium Wage measure. b written all Women and minorities at party members saying she expected to fall narrowly in the rh. ('.sr,s The. A 4 i_ I.-t'Ut 42 UlIIU iI1IWI dL luis inconventions, plans to propose that the group closely split body. mittee continues its inquiry Into dicated Nixon would sign this ;:- ( Alexander E. Barkan, chief ask party chairman Robert soaring interest rates and version, which has already political operative of the AFL. Strausstoaddnewmemberson dw indling supplies of money for passed the Senate -' CIO, Is expected to try to pack grounds that it presently lacks mortgages and other loans with It. -The Senate, meanwhile, be$ - ,,, -the party's reform commission "balance.' .testimony today by the heads of gins debate today on a $4.47 ti J ' and possibly deadlock it Party sources close to ____ two banks which boosted their lion appropriation measure for .Aceording to party sources, Strauss say he Is not inclined to I prime interest rate to a historic the State, Justice and Cornthe forces opposing reform enter the fray at this time high of 10 per cent. mnerce Departments, guidelines hope to prevent the less the commission actually, On Wedneda the House OnTuesda),It is scheduled to commission, which meets here ___________________________ totes on overriding President take up major pension reform Friday and Saturday, fro m 'I-i Nixon's veto of a minimum bill, designed to protect the ever agreeing on revision of last I wage bill he criticized as In- rights of workers in private h , year's controversial McGovern 'RR flatlonary and against the best pension plans to earn benefits A RREN, While Commission rules for selecting to [loose assistant interest of the affected workers, within a reasonable time and convention delegates. is subbing After failing by five votes last be assured payment even if gkr'so often The labor-conservative facgetting to week to override the veto of a their plan encounters finncial be a familiarbe's face on the tion then would contend that the - -medical services bill difficulty, national scene. 1972 euidr'linc hst py'.g•4 ,,,,,4 _, II 1'l 51? L' 1: 1 I - '' -. Democra ti c party reformers face one of their toughest fights this wee kend over a last-ditch -- - WASHINGTON (Al') - Senate bearings dealing with the legal profession begin Wednesday. A Judiciary sub committee will start by taking up minimum fee schedules and consumer access to lawyers. • o,n,: :, - t ' ' •'-:- -. - . - ORDER A "There that won't change," she said, "We'll still run horse races in for some beef items dropping as much as 20 per cent below their ceiling level as supplies increased faster than demand, "The market has straigh t. ened itself out without the help of the federal government," said Terry Ward, market relatons director at the Milwaukee, Wis., stockyards. Ward said more expensive cuts of meat simply weren't selling, making It virtually possible for retailers to boost prices further. "If there is a sudden surge of interest In better cuts, we will see a sharp - Congress Expecting Economic Problems' Lawyer's Fees Scrutinized - Septembe r," said Agnculture Secretary Ear) L. Buts In an in. terview published In U.S. News & World Report. "In the last month , we've had substantial drops In farm Prices of cattle and hogs and corn and soybeans and wheat," he said, "At the same time, shoppers In the supermarket are finding the price of many foods especially meat and chicken and eggs is down moderately." An Associated Press survey showed there were scattered declines last week with prices generally Fight Is Expected ~_ Ati If The U.S. Changes To Metric By LOUISE COOK ASSOCIated Writer Consumers kept a wary eye on the supermarket cash reg ter today as the experts tried to figure out what would happen to beef prices that were freed from controls a week ago, Farmers, processors and reta ilers agreed that beef prices would settle down at a level determined by th e law of su pply and demand, " way things look now, the cost of food In the last three months of this year might even be less than in July through - (AP) A fight Is expected this weekend over whether to retain Democratic convention reforms such as quotas for women and minorities. Party sources say the Forces opposing reform guidelines hope to prevent the reform commission from agreeing on revision of last year's controversial McGovern Commission rules Iorselectingcoiwentiondelegates.Thefactlon,Includlng organized labor, then would contend that the 1972 guidelines had expired and were not In effect for 1976, the sourcessay. The Hometown Daily Newspaper With Its Complete Details And Low Cost Will Keep Students Informed Of Back Home Happenings pounds. - List To Remain Secret 4. / / -- On Supermarket Cash Registers - \ -._ oomed Customers Keep Economy Is Main Topic Sanford FROM HOME Is Present System Will Linger Ph. 323.0"1 - NEWS r the present system will linger ';L': tlm' r. thr Cu:a. - all. inerce Department's top sd- Johnson said. "It's so much seas In metric uniL'. She said football fields will ence adviser, Dr. BPLsy Ancker- Simpler, so much easier to cal1)r. Ancker-Johnson, still be nwasured in yards, rhe Johnson. ulate. You junk all thoe stupid assistant commerce plan Is to keep some of the But the American people will conversion problems." for science and technology, is present units of measurement, find the system much easier than they with an expensive dual system advocates of a plan to change to The changeover depends on think, she said, of measurement in their pro. the system of measuring things an act of Congress, which the "School children are going to duction, since trany of their in meters, liters and grarm in a tr ation expects to get dininis lap up metr ic," Dr. Aneker- conswner goods are sold over- stead of yards, quarts bytheendofthisye WASHINGTON (AP - Some aspects of the present system of ill States changes to the metric system, says the Commerce Department's top science adviser, Dr. Betsy tnckerJohnson. "We'll still run horse races L11 f-uriciags, and why not," she says, adding th at football fields still will be measured In yard3. The administration expects Congress to pass the proposal to switch to metric m'asuriiiut this JV 76 16 S. ________________ _____ The final decision on delaying public disclosure of a recall will be made by the commissioner, based on the recommendation of thi"nnnrnnrinfn L'flA UUI rr UU and the associate cornmissioner, Brown said. The new policy Is scheduled to ta ke effect afer an interim announcement in late Septemher or early October, wi th for. inal regulations published later. The FDA has delayed public disclosure of rtcalls and did not Issue public warnings at least twice recently, Brown said, in the case of heart valves with a IVIIUVJM.y 10 ikClK and pacemakers with loose batteries which could cause them to fail. '.- / iâI Brown said the policy might cover cardiac pacemakers, tinplanted in the patient's chest to provide an electrical stimulus to the heart, and perhaps some drugs for the chronically ill, WASIIINGThN (Al') - The inch is doomed but the furlong may survive. , If United States changes to the metric system of measurennent within 10 years, as it didacy would rely on public support to overcome antici. pated opposition, fvim many party oFficiaLs, - 0/ No public warning will be Is. sued if the FDA Feels it can conta ct the limited number of heal th professionals and manufacturers necessary to ta ke corrective action quietly, he said, u t inch Consulting Firm Hired red WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Charles H. Percy of Illinois has hired a political consulting firm to appraise his chances for the 1976 Republican presidential nomination should he choose to run. The firm says his chances are enhanced by growing GOP reliance on from City Manager Ron it was privately owned were for hoe bids Bergman at today's 7:30 pm. $o per unit. 2. Amended budget for in ' observed in recalls of certain products, which, alth ough potentlally fatal because of defects, also are vita l to prolong the life of patients. The recalls might not be made public until weeks or months afterward. gMay Se Briefs - 7:30 p.m. ' !!: News mendatlons on backhoe bids Insisted that past agreements received last week will beheard with the utility company, when I Recommendations on back Bids received on the equip. threatened some weeks ago to meat were C and C Tractor ar&'n "Lv' tte . ) the 2 $15.99 'narent !nn;1 I! ti city inii low bidder. and State Tractor sticking to it4 entinpi-tnto lop and Equipment $17,99 D. Wyn charges. Machine Co. $fl,fl7 and Hood At a workship after the Tractor $25,906. meeting, the board will hear a The council will also consider report on "Group Seven," the and ame,ided budget to reflect firm retained to seek fed eral exact spending and receipts In funding on various projects for the past year. the city. "We want to preclude any Ufldue fright on the part of the public," he said. "If it's going to harm the public by making an announcement, we won't do it." Officials said secrecy will be - to Counci ToHear 0 ci vinment Bi d-,;s Education Seat nrIii't. u't r DA Will aeclue rIto" ii,,. on a case-by-case basis wheth er or not to issue public warnings and Include the product on its weekly list of potentially hazardous Items being removed from the market, - - ' Monday, Sep'. 17, 9/3-J8 , TO ' !1w 'aiifnrh iirrth , W '• I To Start The First Day V 1 o 'Your Rack To- ScPookr Reaches Campus - A Full 9 Month Subscription nly ° - - - -- 2180 - . - . ro .. , , .,• . 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Wi 3%'. 3%'. 304 21's 311's 151 so'. i3w. Area Deaths MKS. l)EU.EPfihIJ.hI's Mine ral services for sirs ieiie Phillips, Spartanburg, S.C., who died Sunday night, will be held Wednesday in Dublin, Ga. The mother of henry (hank) Johnson of Sanford, was born in Dublin and was a Me thodisL Other survivors include her husband, Joseph W. Phillips, and daughter, Mr-s. Donald Carmichael, both of Spartanburg; three siste rs, two brothers, four gra ndchildren and three step.grandchuldrcn, Cordey Adams Funeral Home, Dublin, in charge of arrangements, , (if a California was cut down, and scientists were given the op. portunity to make a detailed examination of it. They counted the rings in the wood, and this Is their findings. "This Sequoia was a seedling In 217 B.C. 516 years later It was severly damaged by a forest fire. But nature tinmediately set to work to repair the damage. For the next hundred years nature Folded new tissue over the ugly scar left by the lire, and the tree was entirely healed.'' 'The healing power of nature." How it helps men as well as trees. We all i ealize that time Is a great healer. We can all recall joys far more vividly and in grea ter detail th an we can recall aorrow. like the great tree-men and women regain their composure after bereavement, and they recapture happines after sorrow has devasted their world. God seems to find a way for us to look out and not in, forward and not back, up and not down, OUR THOUGHT TO RF:MFMBER: "Search for the courage to endure will find it." (3 RXMKOW . F UNERAL HOME 130WAjr pos 1 Biv d M. East or Airport eivd from 1r411'c S'9flâIn H'rs*ay 17 - -' 4 �'b— 1 he SanE ord Herald H Monday, Sept. 11, 1913 . . . Trinity '7 Rain Keeps LI Game i On rips Ground Carroll, John 8y LEE GE1S Herald Correspondent John Carroll's score came first period Greg Chandler had with only 29 seconds left In the a 46 yard T.D. run rnitøl knrfr first half. The Saints had because of an oft-slides In. The much hera1J and thrown up a goal line stand that fraction, long awaited offensive struggle forced the Rams to ta ke nine On three occasions the V1_1 V% I -, - ~ i7 __ i~~ r I I N I - l i _____________ -- — - .- -!--~~_-j_=ne,.~--- T% ________ ______________________ ______ ________ __ i / / / / / I - - -IF .*A At ( 1 11 Simpson 4_ 7-0 ___ - - Dolp . WE / 4~ --- 12 i a- . 9.. _________ 4 f - - _________________ , L _________ ______________________ ____ IL .. I 1. - zi~~___ ~-.~7 -0, , 11 .,, -. ,ir-, ~',_ Z _: C~* - "T --. CC _. .,.:, - .' - '_ _, ...... ,___ _ . - *11 X 7jA - -, ,-_ _____________ - - __________________ — - '1 ____ i.1, - __ .- ____ " - t _____________ •_ -_________________ __________ ""_ 1" 13 Ac__- ~. ~_ ).,.fr ' _____ - -- , -- ,, - -- By JOHN CHERWA Herald Correspondent - - — 4 ,I The next roadblock came Wasting little time the baby - N _%V - - VOtE STRATEGY OVIEDi HALFBACK John Jackson cror d. vice from Lion assistant coach Oviedo came out on the short end of a 2-0 count to arch-rival Sanford Seminole. (Photo by Cindy Flanders) quiet until 10:23 1 Evans- Jones si yard pass #to, 13 Olerald Photot by J Richards) - 0 n ians to Cullison (kick blocked) rvans—ChlIles 11 yard Pa from Evans Rushing- Doug Dan 73. White 4 20. Davis 713, CuIhs,,; U1 th 3gtt: 1. 77 Punts I 331 0 WtIon I I 3 23 Lyman Passing- Sm it h II I3I mi RCivn9-Jone$ Ill _______________________________ "w* 120, COMM ' 2 9014 l':a 9Z V 7 C- C - L '- ii -4 - . .. : .5 Ul ~. . .. -M~ 7- Oviedo Grid a ii , I i lylorul Win our undoing E%er)tlme segotro1ling oneof the I I : 9 I' I . J ;I f , # t ; ' . I I 4.. . Ir . z -, . W. L Pet, 6.8. l -±cD87 61 ~ - _- , Baltimore NL East - - - . - ;',' _ ~ - - ' I * - _ - - - - ~ . a ______ j .4 - 11fr ton - -' In nc! 1%aw"U114 rnmilth P Tn.p 89 VM a IV A a fr i r- 10 f ~ .4J, - j S. a i-i a - I I , . --_ e. .:x " . f. 'i -g - j' - .. =_ ___ -, _- - . - ___ -ear ____ - LIONS TAKE T0 THE OVIEDO END James Riddle waits for the ball to complete a pass play against Sanford Seminole in Friday night action that saw the - - - - -- _--_ - - at ke Serninoles escape with a 2-0 squeaker. ulerald Photo by Cindy Flanders) - Dolpf ins Prevai Over ' I , sco,, 21=1 MIAMI (AP) - Miami rallied players wereaffectcd by the sickne&s, Brothe, 38, replaced (lusctt had 43-yard d for 15 fourth quarter points temperattire. truggling Steve Spurrier for goal try blocked a,the C against fatigued San Francisco "However, I don't say that three plays in the fourth quar- the first half. Recovery by the iri 86 degree heat here, but 49ers was the difference in the ter but said he was so sick "I 49ers of another, Coach Dick Nolan refused to gain," said Nolan. had trouble finding the huddle at third quarter blame L14- heat for the 21-13 Brodiehad led the 49ers to a one time.failed to produce any score as National FMball League loss. 10-6 halftime lead by corn. 11* only other wore the 49en p enalties set the team back to Nolan lost quarterback John plcting 11 of 14 passes for 104 could muster in the game was the Miariil Brodie for the second half of the yards. 11,e 49ers had scored on 30-ya field g I by tt in season openerSwiday because athree-yard run by Vie Wash- the third period. Gossett also of dehydration which caused ington and a 47-yard field ' goal missed a27.yardIjeldgoalaf Trswn 'VWI •• dizzincs.s and nausea and said by Bruce Gossett. . the49ersrecovered a fumble by center Forrest Blue, guard "I felt like somebody pulled Miamios Mercury Morris at the Yiw$ you 0 WoodyPeoplesandothertheplug," said Br-odieof hist)olphtns'1?. -- Pro 'No Shows' Could Fill Stands F 1110n Sept. 21 22 23 Takes Heritage .. got past the $100,0W mark in I season earnings. .. "I think the $100,000 figure is z : a realistic goal for a folfer," ., *- Irwin said after his easy, front. -e - e triumph in Jones antl Jerry Heard at the end of the tournament. And his 12-under-par. 272 total wiped out the course record tif 279 Irwin set when be scored his only previous professional the Heritage Colf Classic. victor%. in this tournament n 'It's like i 300 hitter or a 201 ' '_ ,I I" A__ - -. I.I I \ 'wl.I __ __ __ I -.% 14f t-tew'141S ''' •ad .n1Y . .. F I Hold"S f JJ ii Towli Country . - A j , Hwy. 17 92 So Points - LONG WOOD . Ph. 322.4U4 -- 1 NFL's first weekend of action 45-yarder snapping I. 13-113 tie in the Simpson, h!3wevpr, showed up at final period Washington's fired-up defense New England ind did some job on the Patriots shut out an Diego and contributed a His 250 yards included touchdown Pair of touchdowns on recovered sprints for 80 and 22 yards and (un'hles b) Brig Owens and Verlon eclipsed the single game mark of 247 set b) Willie Ellison with Los Johnns Unitas and the Chargers A light-hearted look tters All — f)tt (I) "eat \litt says he 72 I at Tennis and Yards (if the t i I F d!Eented week in , clainiuig We play agaii4st guys like (fl€ In ¶ T,rns V'o,ti l rr.er, *ere a orç --e coming Jack Kram., vcn f - at men's WmbI-lOon wirweq to q 0Pfl5 i 1347 Uri$I cream cov.n r.ats Af , ' C'iir-f of ti5 I Speaking SI IhQf?5—.t 0ft*q a J.id-t •$I.rt,flUit Si IVYL.1 a.d IP"c,'-',d. HEhd, Lord I1ior Add h' Suet II S,iyi I [I'ZII Bowden fired touchdown passes of 10, 13 and 16 yards respectively to Moore, Glenn Sever and Lee McGriff , corn pletmg 15 of 25 for 147 As I'or the Florida defenbe, Dickey said it suited him accer, for a 79-yard drive by Kansas Sta te to start the thIrd quarter. - ate MIAMI (AP) - New Coach Pete Elliott has Elliott showed his uncertainty over t1w abandoned pians to stick with one quarterback position by saying that Carney, a junior, --could and 55)5 he will alternate senior Coy hall and come into the picture ov er the period of the sophomore Ka Baker Friday night in the 5SOfl" season opener against Texas. Hall will cn up the aame auirct the -U ,--.—. Longhorns, expected to again be one of the "Each will ta ke a bout two series in a row," na tion's top teams. said Elliott, who has waited through the Hall, a 6foot.1', 176-pound senior, saw most preseason for either Hall, Baker or 1972 regular of ht actioi last year as a member of Miami's Ed Carney to take hold of the job. teams. !thlIlllS 6 -Spencer's Restauran t - Diving Rings Pool & Deck Chili, F lo ats, Rails Kiddie Swim Aids % 04 - FR ESTIMATES ON A POOL IN 'I- YOUR SACK YARD? , 3rd ST. a HWY 17-H SANFORD > Prep - - -- I __. \ ) - -- -_ . -_ . 3223022 - ' __________ - Y 41C, . - - N - .Stuff Hwy 17.92 next to _ = _II BLUE DOLPHIN HAS POOL GAMES Volleyball JUST FOR fr loss Ring (4 YoUI Basketball Miami Mentor Switches Plans . C -uC Short Pants 81-00th u(.-teeeiy Dickey said tie plans no personnel changes In the offensive line for this Saturday's gatne In Tampa against Southern Slis.sissippl, other than to play Paul Parker if fr. Is physically fit. I The line gave David Bowden good protection and when David has protection he is going to hit his passes," Dickey said But * ac ug Dickey blained the wet Astroturf and poor Gator blocking in the Saturday night game. Moore Is at least as good as last season, when he set a scbool record of 845 yards rushing despite sitting out several games, Dickey declared Our Imp blocking was not as good as we'd like and I credit the wet field for keeping Nat to what I hope is his lowest of the season," Dickey said "With all th at rain you couldn't cut the con rand that's where Nat isat his t" '--:--- Sta'- c-crnerbackswho saw the r,,wl ul Muore, Terry Brown and Paul Smith, rated th e Florida runner as __________________________ ' .._ -_ - F- - ' 1 - - ~~ 0 -'" __ - ~ '' ___ _ '" - ____" Jacksonville Fletcher has been named the top Class AAAA high school 1`001bbil power in the state In the first weekly poll of the Florida Sports Writers Association. The voting is done on a 10 points forfi rsidown to one point for 10th system 11 ______ . 11 it -, ~ - --2-'-- - Y P -. .. -_ - - ~ -_~,W~___ ~ _-11M - _- ~ "-- - - — 0 . lassic $6,1 50 * Andy North $5,1C0 Jerry Mc(;ee $5,100 N - V N 0 9. St. Petersburg Catholic I 1. 9. North Fort Myers (1-0) if Also receiving votes: Titusville Astron3ut,Tarpon Springs, 74-6&7(~70-292 Bradford, Fernandina Beach, DM -:Rht:Ilx2rger Olarige Pilrk $4237 73-68-70-72--.283 Fort Lauderdale Gibbons, p lien Crenshaw I $4,237 Venice, Milton 69-7570-2 1,000-yard rusher in football for the sear,- marking hi! rorresi iCZ1er It's the goal, the thing you and consecutive $100,000 70-71.68-75--.284 strive for," he said. .season. Arnold Palmer "Last year I got half of It. I Heart], with a 70, and Jones, $3,300 70-73-71-70-284 won 110(1,000, but I didn t win a w ith 68, were tied for second at Ikrt Greene tournament. That's the other 2,7. Jllililiy WitThers managed $3,300 71-71-4;9-73-284 hall. Now, today. I got both of ;I 68 for 280, and South African . Jim Jamieson them," Gar Player took a 72-281. 1,300 7441-72-%-294 1U 2&year-old Irwin, a formen collegiate golf champion 12,4Th \I'i F irnl scores an 717171 72--.& and All-flig Eight Confuren-to s Bert Yancey football player at Colorado, did $2,475 000 hlerltzihe Golf Classic 611-75-772-70-265 it in almost ridiculous ly-easy fa*aon. $2,475 71-74.71.69--285 He had held a seven-stroke J° r '1t Golf Links71-7'1-70-70-282 0 ;::,1i; 2 S8 !oj 1.1 , ( 1",4 , * CL Q :, F F1'f - ,I i. . Survivor Radiil tire. 4 bells of rayon on a rayon cord body. In lhe low, wide profile 70 series.No trade-in required Whitewall tubeless. -- - : -1 I - -~~ 0 ;* • i ng more than 72 yards rushing and 23 yards receiving as CLASS AAAA I J ac ksonville Fletcher 778 2. Orlando Edgewater(1-0) 71 3. Merritt Island (1-0) 1 6-, Miami Jackson (1-0) 50 5. Hollywood Hills (1-0) 37 6. Gainesville (1-0)33 I. SoUth PlantatIon (1-0) 32 8. Clearwater (1-0)24 9. Fort Pierce Central (1-0) 9 f_ - n-r . - J Ut1 IL dS UeiiI(I 1IIU JIHCN" that k-1t hun [toni 'That wiflner was by Secretariat. Something else," Bill Shoemaker. a inan who Secretariat, ridden by Ron Turcotte won by 312 knows about racing, said about Secretariat, a lengths over Riva Ridge with a time of 1:45 2-5 a horse In eve sense of the word, under 124 pounds, three less than Riva Ridge and Shoemaker was an active spectator to another two less than Cougar. Tentarn once ran I Is miles Incredible performanke by "Super Red' as he on the grass in the identical time, but Secretariat rode Cougar II to a distant third-place finish was -. the first to run the distance that fast on the ' behind Secretariat and his Meadow Stable mate, dirt. RIVa Rldg!, in Saturday's Sm,000 invitational race at Belmont Park. Secretariat joined Riva Ridge and Cougar 11 "1 was glad to set' that tile phony nuitch race on the list of thoroughbred racing's 14 miii!. 10. Tampa Plant (1-0) 7 was not a ph,ony after all," said Helen Tweedy, lionaires. Th,e $150,000 first money boosted the 3. Also receiving votes: Miami operator of Oeadow Stable, year-old Secretariat's earnings to $l,-132,089 Killian, Pompano Bech, Font Ile Marlboro Cup was originally scheduled as compared to $1,077,027 for 4-year-old Riva Ridge Walton Beach, Pensacola Tate, a match race, a proposal that was met with a lot and $1,149,741 for 7-year-old Cougar Tallahassee Leon, Miami If. The total of criticism, then evolved into a seven-horse in. of $205,000 won Saturday by Secretariat and Riva Northwestern, Longwood I.).. Otational and ended up as another (our de force Ridge will be give to charity. Mrs. Tweedy said. man, Choctawhatchee , Vero Beach, Miami Norland. CLASS AAA l.PalmhlechGardens(I,0)5 C 68 I. flames City' t1-O 1 68 3. New Smyrna Beach (1-0) 1 1 66 AD ISLAND, lead,the biggest on tile tour this liale Irwin 4. Hollywood Chaminade (1' S.C. (AP) - hale Irwin, a season, through 54 holes on $30,000 69-66-65-72-272 thoughtf u l, art ic u late rounds of 69, 6, 65, then Grier Jones 5. Bradford Starke i 1-0) 38 youngsler who ad ... its toa love Iree,el home will, it one-over" . $13,171 70-6&71-68-277 6. Delray Beach Atlantic(1-0) affair with the forbidding par 72 in the final round. . Jerry Heard 35 Harbour Town (,olf Links. lie never was challenged.Th e $13,875 69-71-67-70-277 achieved two major goals tIosest anyone ,, 7. Tallahassee Rickards1-0 I I was five Jun Wiechers sl 5unda strokes—the margin that V,050 67.73-72428O 110 OPM "e Iegrslaton last eck. Miami got four field goals by little te;evision. That figure will probably tonight in Milwaukee where (;art) Ycpremian and overtook San theGreenBa Packers will meet the Francisco witli a 15-point fourth New York Jets in a nationally tele- quarter. Vepremian s kicks came swell - - our annual - 8y BERT ROSF - -.NTIIAL Associated Press Sports Writer A N'-'W sOliKiAl ) I - AIR Sunday's figures encompassed nine NFI, Pih"lelpllmia (TwItchell 13-9) of fans who had purchased tickets in advance, game"t Chicago, TAMPA. Fla. tAP) - UnA wo"'t trade him for any how You stop hirm Ile's a super at Chicago (Pappas 7.12) Denver, Kanus City, but failed to attend. They apparently preferred Miami, Minne versity of Tampa Coach Dennis sota, New York, Ph St- Louis (Wise 13-12 and to stay home and watch the games on television Pittsburgh and W Fryzel says tle wouW natch the Fry-zel added."I thought I I g ash n ton. They were Ow ones ,solornon played Wtup last Folken 4-4) at .Montreal (Ito- following Congrm'setion in riernoving the local -k-ld it 7~ h. ire, in , dv j tjk u.it,'Us. i8mIl. llsn it i up to ) iIb (HObctt 14-10) at least 72 hours It, advance was always good,, ' quarterbad. in the country. The biggest numIx-r of -noshows" wa_s at left something to tx-- desired. Cincinnati (Bifllngham 194), N ' The numbicr of farLs who stayed away from New Yotk (Seaer 17.Oj ran and p ryzel wuiicI In his first starting role, 1I L.t local taserns arid suburban motels was unac. V,, nsas,1Ctr1, where 16,031 fans who had purhandled the passed, exee --v "' ' 'VP," Jun vi 4watterback it U Alin "% with no misialtmll tie saa San D40(Jft" 64) at At. testified that the figum wtte excepti"Uy blackout ban and watdled the gsme from the parnay POW Oil. Um touchdwns and passed Tole* mourited a second hag lanta (MOrtOn 12-10). N high- Also mi1fering from ,Lhe decisIon w cOmfOrts Of fKaw. Of the 7kM tickets Sold, offl) for another, igniting l'ampa for Q9h eased Umt behind the passing of San FraflcfsCc(Barr 1144) at t.-'esslonaires and puking Iota in o,. 62,315 were cashed lii tory. Fryzd said he's wasn't I m Angeles (Sutton 164). N season f'l"#-T for various NFL stadiums. . both Sait,T- sollhomw quafterbaO Gtne entiretvI sa -tLsfied with the over. "Naturally as the year proXraws, and the Stxlck, "ho burlud lliree suorin., . Tuesday's Games fN day at Taipa t:i And m.attery fi al ir(orxuance of 1115 A1UI1d. Uw tearns'won and lost passes and raijicil from a St. Louis at Montreal The ballpark figure should swell to over 50 ,000 records become factors, we probably will h "lie I I did an excellent iob Italftitnorlpfirit 11titim than I" Npw Vnr* nt EX#i."__t. st 11W_ --A___ '*' "" ww#;c yz,ung ar'd OVIV "04" ,wtkill t1w Gret-ij Bay Packm play the hali*emPtY Stadiums at all the 'wa arowal, said Frygame was out of reach Pluladelphta at Chicago inexperienced nustakes," he New York Jets at Milwaukee in a nationally tele- seTeral games,' said Rozelle ~ . rIL,j. mirl (if his tearn, penalized 17 San Diego at A1.6 - rila, N -. vised game. The coritc-st was a sellout within tile lie sild 11wre lAt S ,* (1i,( kidtt ii dLJ1 lit , ' . Junm' dr€fl Toledo i3i u\ fl krancico at LL Angles, 72-hour penod and also will be trkIsed Liu Err a Lt.11 Is of 1 In the about the s;t,mti0i1 tii w itO i5 1OP the Milwauk,ee area. where it would have bteen figures and prove whAt we have been saying anc'e. all after the game. "I don't know then)." Houston at Cincinnati banned before Congress passed the 1"/ blackout along," he commented. - ecision u _ _____ _ __ j ~ a-4I V rMses OB Solomon * I 10C__ . - - Pz ' - -- =~ __ • r-up Boston seen gaines be hart drilled a threerun pinch Cincinnati 4, Atlanta 3 in i iufld the front running Balti double that capped a five-run innings, Montreal Orioles in the American fifth inning, giving the Yankees Philadelphia 2; St. Louis 7. League East race their 7-5 victory in the second Pittsburgh 3, Houston 6 The Orioles reduced their game. Angeles 2, and San Francisco 9, pennant-clinching "magic Brewers 5, Tigers 3 San Diego 4. _______________________________________________ - -_-_- il 6 jr A — l5'-13h N Ueewouldcolnealongandkillus" the Lions' same.Minnesota Corbin 5-5) at Mentor reflected. Kansas City (Busby 14-14), N "If we car. improve off thL% game, the vicQuarkdack Greg Washingtm played a fine tortes we will get in ft Orange Belt Conference ChIMO (VJWt 14-12) at all-around game, but showed one glaring won't be 'Moral' at all" he said Texas (Siebert 6-12) N weakness. When he runs, the ball is not tucked The Liom next play Cocoa Rockle C411it0mia (May 7-14) at Oak. in, tight to his body. This can lead to "coughing" Saturday. land tfloltzxnan )-12), N Only games scheduled 'Tuesday', Games Ca hfwnia at Oakland Chicago at Texas, N Minnesota at Kansas City N Cincinnati squmed by Atlanta 4-3 in 12 ftinings; Associated Press Sports Writer Milwaukee at Cleveland N Houston beat I m Angeles6-2 and Baseball may .r be the American national New York at Boston, clubbed San Diego pasttime, but the boys from Montreal certainly Mets . have c2ught on. Natioual League Tug McGraw. the Mets' ace reliever who has 11w idea is to score more runs than the tem in bm erratic th, 3 seam, East continued his lastthe other uniform, and (hats what the Erpos season comeback helping W. L PcI. ca kack in N York havt been doing. . Pittsburgh 74 72 27 chase. w a4-3iicSunda y, they were no-hit for five Montreal 74 73 , innings, toryoverUieCu outhit for nir.e 5-3 and out-erroreol 4 St. liiu1 49-3 'a "l've kUiroth (I ball i-wf rive or six But they weren't outscored, New York n 76 .4% weeks now" said theM is bull The Expots beat Ptuladelphia 4-2 and rimed to eight saves ChicaF.0 70 78 .473 5 and three Victories in his fast 11 within onehaif game øf the ! nt-running Pitt' Philadelphia 65 &t . ioi outings. Cards 7, Pirates 3 r Pirates in , - tight NI, East where West Tomm y Agee, traded by the Mets to Hous , . nnati winning is ng . becaw everyone. else 92 57 .617 — I and nm with the Uitirdinals, --mashed ,his- 10th SeeMS to tK-' 10SI11g. Los Angitles W 64 .573 612 In the other 1N1. garrifs, New York nipped homer of the season, a 440-foot wallop, that San Francisco 83 65 .561 at? snapped a 3-3 tie and spurred the Cards to a J Cbi"ago 4-3 5'% I,-.uis defeated Pitt.cbt.r ' IIOILSWfl 76 5 503 17 victory over the Pirates. . Atlanta 72 79 .47221 - - L Wei-_--g_= - • Jim Palmer pitched a two. fending world champions had for the Red Sox' pennant just one homer in their last 11 VC il 116 U" riot too upset," said Lso-nin single in Baltimore's SI) ore,w o.ostlusfjrstganie over Royals4,Angel.so of 1973 after 11 victoljes,"you York. Palmer, who has lost John Mayberrv's run-scoring have to lose sometime You're eight games, pernfiJ only single capped a three run not going to win all tte time.- singles by Roq Blomberg In tht eighth inning that sparked Paul Morets first loss of the Sea second inning and Thurman Spl1ttorffandKamasCit over son came at an untimely mo- Munson in the fourth CalifornIa 4.0 National League -' ... - - Stump!, 'ho had to accept a Moral 'victory' Montreal Tightens F; - , BaltImore Friday night's deff-trisive battle at Sanford it up" when hit. Memorial Stadium ended with Oviedo on The Lions who had the "jitters" in the firct Detroit 79 70 530 82 short end of a 2-0 score but strangh enough, it quarter spent the second in poor held position New York 75 75 500 13 was the victirious coach who was upset. Sanford's lateral persuit had stopped the The Lions Head Coach Ralph Stump, option coldCleveland 60 85 437 22L disappointed In not winning l)uririg half-time it was decided to try the left Weal "We gxndd have bealen thenL We were side of the Seminole defensive wall. Stumpf and Oakb.nd 87 6! better Wemadeafewdumbmt mistakes his assistants Sallie, Montgomery and Kline felt Kansas City 81 M 544 6'i us. Our defense was near perfmL Ibis is the ftt was "the weakest chain In the link." Chicago 73 76 .490 144 sixth straight quarter that they have stopped the Oviedo did improve offensively In the second Minnesota 72 75 .490 14 42 other team, I'm o tuem," stumpt half, but with four minutes to go, a foolish, California 77 .47317 said. "unsportsmanlike conduct" penalty forced a Texas 51 96 .347 35 The mistakes coach stumpf referred to, we re desperation pass that was picked off. That offensive ones. terception killed any chance that "underdog,' Mon4y's Gatoes .. - . ,• . . 1 ~ - Reviews -. Mentor - i - . - I ~ ~ . - By KEN RAPPoPORT number" to seven when they Charlie Moore (trilled three Associated Press sports Writer split a doubleheader with the hits-his first in the major "I walk ed (he first hitter and NewYork Yankees.The Orioles leagcclp(ng Milwaukee tha t's a bad to start," said on the fast game and lost at Roger MoreL the serond 7.& TwIriji 6 While Sox 1 Th' r'et hitter bbi,sted a In the other American norne run—and that was worse , League games, the tarry ilisle capped a three. ?tauke run fifth inning with a tWo-nm It virtually finished the Boston Brewers beat the Detroit Tigers homer, lifting Minnesota over Red Sox' "Perfect " pitcher 5-3; the Minnesota' Twins Chicago Sunday. trimmed the Chicago White sox 1; the Oakland A's drubbed .'"!' Rangers 4 Walt Williams' hnmør tr$.w4 J0' Hudi drove in six runs the Texas Hangers 9-4, and the the Cleveland Indians to a decision over Boston that not Kansas City ljoyals stopped the with a grand slarn homer and two-run double, leading Oak. e) only spoiled Moret's undefeated Calittgain Angels 4.0. Evans Passing-Do" Danisis j4 an 1 Moret L U II II 13 11to 3 9. camp"I IS. Cline, 5 4 First Do" Rushing Y&rd&ge 42 QUARTERBACK êç. HERALD SCOREBOARD :10fhm1 L y man Evans Lyman when the suited jayvees were Hounds took the kickoff and Three plays later the baby scheduled to trek to Longwood drove 72 yards in 8 plays capped Trojans had L he ball back again for Sat afternoon's game and off when L,mn running back on a naIts intereeption t he bus never shoed up With Tom Lent Wok the ball five From midfield they moved the grit determination they yards for a touchdown. ball five times on the ground "scraped" up as many cars as Still in the action-packed __ first and followed with ii Doug thcvcouhIard th4 voyage r,'i tiled un onside I)anaiLcto Wi1ie t:nilgcs II yam I iyrnan-Lant 5 yard run 1P4o ordered blackout ban that made sold out games available on local its history __ Claude Woodruff instructs tribe signal caller Brent Carli in first half action Friday flight at -Seminole Memorial Stadium.Sanford barely won 2 Ooer the Oviedo Lions - Evans- Jorws 51 yard Punt ,,-nrdm for a TO Jeff tindge-1 attempt at an extra point was deflected and the score r'mnirc't1 19-11. untiJ the fin,I re SENIINOLE COACH scoring toss with 10:02 left in half. The scoreboard remained contest when Hound qUarterhack Craig Smith went four ' ' - JV Hounds, 19m I /e that way. kick that failed and Evans had they the ba Once at Lyman ll on the 50 yard stripe proceeded to trip up the Bab) Two p15)5 later, quarterback -13 behind the talents Greg Wilson pitched to tailback " seemed like somebody didn't of speedster Arthur Jones Mike Cullison who then threw to ''. .rm' . speed 'vavt them to p15) the Lyman Jones Jones on a 51 yard end 1 inr -,;;;r4. -'I LtW z;-;ijT-#T.Er. A,:-- I j part, 1 y, It #a:1 Thursday when the contest was first Period when he returned a extra point attempt was is ir -'' cancelled because the Hound Kurt Borglem punt 58 yards for b1ochd the score stood at 13.7 ' " : the first score of the game, field was unolavable. with 1 .tg loft ik.. . . U ;.... a 16 - , ~ ~ _-_ Trolans To In 1971. O.J. credited U" oftenmaligned Buffalo line for opening huge holes for him. of the Congressionally Angeles _ --- COACH AND ~ __r== ,4____ vantage "PASSING SHOTS' oo (.AINFSVII I E 11i ________ I -1" Miami and Washington, Super _______ ___ .. ___ nentstastJ ary, both stepped off smartly Janu th Miami's defending Lrld cazn07 came (torn behind for a 2113 decision over San Francisco elderly Washington looked while ripping San Diego 3". Elsewhere, it as Atlanta 62 New Orleans 7; tile New York Giants 34, Houston 14, Dalla \Iinnesoth 24, Oakland 16, Cleveland 24. Baltimore 14; St. Louis 34, Phila. delphia 23, Pittsburgh 24, Detroit 10, Denver 28, Cincinnati 10; and Los Angeles 23, Kansas city 13 Almost 50,000 fans across the Lountr) sta}ed home to take ad ''- 'ffi 18 Bowlo Associated Press Sports Writer fl ow's that for openers? Not bad for O.J. Simpson, the Washington Redskins and Miami 1)olphins who sta ged their on versions of instant replay as the Natic,nal P ootball League season got underway Sunday. Buffalo's Simpson, the NFL's rushing champion with l,25i yards in 1972's Year of the Runner, got off to a gall oping start with a record 250 11, _______ ' 250 Yards ins Extend Str ing To romp over the New England - - I ~_ - _T9 I _ - ''"- ' - I _______________ 0-_& ~ -__-_ ~_ h ByHALBOCK I ' Monday, Sept. 17,1973-3B _ Ruby's nilr.d was the run back dirve to help set Greg up. calmly mv lhindlev, then of a David Cnrlsb ru"4, , walked In and soCcer4tyted the "I thought the man ball through tue up rights for gone. H had broken a couple the winning margin, tackles and seemed to be between sixth ranked Fort plays from inside the 6 yard Prepsters were inside tile Rams way. flow Rob Knowles Lieu by Chandler and Pierce John Carroll and Trinity line Finally Forget crashed 20, only to be pushed Parsons ever got him, 1' cut of Morgan the Saints used power Ha) Prep Saturday night was rained over on fourth and one to go for scoring range by penalties. out. In It's place the two teams the score The extra point at a the did," be laughed "it was tilde things," Head game most of second half slipped and fumbled all over the tempt was foiled as Forget was North Florida Christian But John Carroll never said field, during The Saints 7.6 stopped cold trying to run it into Coach Tom Ruby saids, ,,like (Tallahassee). who routed a backfield in and with 14 seconds to go des defensie squeaker the end zone Oeo:d5;: 's 15 yard tough Cross City Frida) and junk like Trinit y eather conditions for the . Saints' Quarterback Pat game jitters, most teams do. line. Chawller interception on 22-0, are next on the list for A £TflIt) east coast battle, force both Crimmins put the ball up In the The fumbles really hurt We the fi%e finally put the game out Trinity Prep John carr" teams to abandon most of their air only on four occasions, all in air attack On the ground the the first half Ih.s reclevers much as I would hate liked, the Yards RUIhIQ A crowd of over 4,000 227 slippery pigskin was I'Liffibled could not hold on to the slippery weather made it impossible." braved the downpour to be 0 q nine times by normally glue sphere, so the anal attack was 4 It I Trinity never gave up, e ven treated to some hardnose Fum(ott fingered runners, scrapped for the remainder of after their goal line stand football 336 Pun?i ... Wid Forget again probed the eening proved in am They took the Whuli (hi. gamc did not to be a thorn III the side of the Despite the treacherous second half kick-off and Lice the anticipated Of' Trinity Prep 0 0 ) 0-1 barging Ram going, td 'a m the field play LefIreworks,fepsIve back rushed for more than 80 powerful ground game, churnin to score on a 14 )ard Chandler shown ic were parHers }ards and (or the oni) T D that out fl2 yards that never showed run Yalt Morgan - Fwqt I run (n carried the throughout TP - Chandler Id run they could muster up up in the final socre During the bill seven times during that r , One such play that stuck in - The Sanford Herald Gets - - Tire size Or,_____ NowPlus led. tax GR70-.14 49.85 37.38 3.06 0R70-15 HR7B.1S 49.90 37.42 3,08 53.00 39.75 3.33 58.00 .___ __- 43.50 3.55 59.00 44.25 LR?8.1S L 370 ______ JCPenney auto center We know what you're looking for. Charge itat Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 8a.m. etJ 9:30p.m. Monday thru Saturday �----.--.-. - .Heiad Monddy, Sept. Il. iYfl -. - - --=- - -- - - - - -T-± ___ - - — -- -- - _____________ - ____ _—' - ____ -- ___ _________________ ______ - ____________ ___________ ____ - - - ---- ____ -- - - -, , 'V." '-"•' all cebt Seminole 322-261 ,,currcd b J-Vr my " - - OfllflU - ... MI ___ 2 — HpW:: 3) Do you like working wi,p plants? W need potters. pc IIAPJAI"ED TPMPJEE jYItWtULl' iUnIII C [ d rreW ANYONHHAN we are linu MYSELF AS OF SEPT. 11. 1973. WluiamE.McGhiIv overallaspicliof training. This!5 FACED WHA DRINKING heiatgrowgservic rig r 'j -' - - Aggreeabt,10p APPIYNIWWOrId7,av,l Hwy 17 93. Loncwood. Ph. I349i7. WE LAKAAPARTMENTS _ __________ - -. -- - - - CP" - •- - ..- V but not a must Call 134.1060 for appointment, N W Collins. tnt., write P.O Box 1213 Sanford Florida Want Ad Houses Rent Unf urn ished - Req Neil E"at orokec . .' — .-- im'i : _________ _- L.. r IW.. _._ - Deadltne-12 Noon Day Before Publication AIbam.i 66, California o Auburn 18, Oregon State 9 C.rson Numan 26, East - — BUILDERS 700 French Ave Sanford. LOST. Ares of Lake Dr. and Horse rack _____ Investigator trainee National — Mechanic 5-6651 00 MaIntenance Repairman 00 Ce Cd - .. -- - .4 . _____ - -_________________________ — -- - --- -- —-- - -' East Corolina 13, South Mts- --- - -, --- - Fisk Jrii'crsit 32, Miles Col. lege . 0 -. . F iou-ida 21, Kansas M Univ 10 Furman 17 ' -• UnIv ' ippaa1can .)I U - - _____________ - 891 0161 Orlando. or 100) Civil Service Office f and Iillng Fiecu:ive,cererl:e An Equal Rated For Consecutive LI iuIh-o IJflQC LMLL 2J ° . ___________ nnnouncemenis ri' .- WilIkeepismali Child in my home. Can give refere'nes 322 151$. .- - fleeded in operator. Casstiberfy area. Call ($13) 936 Crone -_______________________ lmm*atoopenlng for desk tr. Houses Ren Furnished - 0 PrevIous traIni Qed. Opportufl4t for a cl t*irnom, vanccme:a. Apply Da'vi Inn. i & Deitona 'o' ditoned, available now. 1)60 ma. SR 44. - . _____ 3547 after 7 p.m. — ' GOGREYHOUNDS GO! Varsity Cheerleaders (IC Ilouten, Ban) Brown, Sheflev Zern, Jana of Lyman High School are Suzy Radovic, Watlick, Cindy Fetter, Laurie Atterberry. . Margaret Owens, Mtckic Dowell, Debbie Van hna (ramhhngCo1fl,AlornA&.M Kntuc k y31, vlritma 'T Louisiana StatE 17, Colorado (Herald Photo by Ann Riley) 6 ______________________________ ____________________________________________________________ -- .'.. :.:: 4 I. - r1AAJIr)1 . )cer1e Thisleaguegotofftoarousingstartofthewjnterleague with no less than twenty-two teams toeing the mark. Tracy Cashes ,- HI - - .3 : thathewiflbeabowle!tobereconedwlth as he started with a 203-527. Other high rollers Included Milt Fricker with 198-557, Eddie Barnes 197-510, GlorIa Accardi 204433, Roger Accardi 180-527, Janet Bow 171-457 and Rip Ripley 202-469. E&IIe Adams starred In this ioop with 233-570 as Barbara Cik hit 171-440, Frankie Kaiser is-, Ja KaIser 190-556, Bill Kinney 201-504, 1t Smith 1t4-430 and Charlie Plant 186512. SCAMIxUps Rodger Sanis was high scorer with 198-528, M. HI-ISkO 176-436, 1, Thonpson 177447, Beverly Stephens 168-458 and Joe Jackson 180-465. Tuesday Morning Swingers I j AcoupleotgoodoreawereroUedasKarqnpacyj tdt23-410,14S406forDotBrooke,a 134 game for Wendy Boness, a 140 game for Clara Van Dusen and a 172 game for Karen Wallaee. - Semnote Printers North I -- I season 's trouncing airIn -1 I - I ; - Dottle Hogan set the pace with 190-531 as Frankle Kaiser hit 185421, Liz Ranch 192-480, Helen Barbour 152-434, and Phyllis Walsh 184-45& 7-Motels . Hotels 9-Good Things to Eat -: State 24 __ orfolk State s-i, rayettevilte • jr ,16 Ø,, III I j North Carolina WtUIan & Mary 27 No Carolina Cen 9, FlorIda By HERSCHEL NISSENSON A&M 3 Associated Press sputa Writer No Carolina St 43, VirginIa 23 South Dakota 30, Tennessee Theresee1nstobeal1ttledisagrcemcntoyerwho'so. Teeb 0 the college football ranks these days Southern Univ 23, Texas "Yes, Southern California certainly is No. 1," saId Coach SoUthCrn 15 Frank Broyles of Arkansas after the top-ranked Trojans TeflflesSC 21, Duke 17 blanked his youthful Razorbacks 17.0 Saturday night in their Tennessee State 54, Alabama opening game, MM 21 Taking the negative position, of all people, is none other Vanderbilt 14, Chattanooga 12 than the president of the AmL'-lcan Football Coaches Wake Forest 9, Florida State Association, John McKay of...Southern CaliforrJa. 7 "I don't know or care whether we're rated No. I next West Virginia 20, Maryland 13 week,"he said. "Idldn't even think we should be Last week." -Although they were hardpressed to beat Arkansas, a Midwest point underdog,the Trojans undoubtedly will remain No.! in Akron 51, Butler 19 the ratings alter extending major college football's longest winning streak to 13 games. Cent Michigan 14, Ball State 7 The big question then is who's No. 2? There certainly are Cincinnati 40, Xavier 7 plenty of aspirants, mct of whom got off and winging in Illinois 28, Indiana 14 impressive style Saturday on the KaiLsas 29, Washington St 8 first big weekend. -There's second-ranked Nebraska, Idle after a 40-13 rout Kent State 10, LouIsville 3 of UCLA the previous week. Miami, Olila 32, Dayton 0 -Ohio State, rated third, smashed MInnesota 56-7 behInd MichIgan 31, Iowa 7 Champ Henson'g three touchdowns, Archie GriffIn's 93-yard MISSOUrI 17. o kickoff rim and Neal CoIzie's 78-yard punt return and with North Dakota 31, Montana 10 sophomore quarterback Cornelius Greene at the helm. No Dakota St 34, Montana -Flfth4anked Michigan potmded out 440 rushing yardsState 17 including scoring drives of 80, 76, 75 and 66 yards-in Northern Illinois 34, Southern Iowa 31-7. Chuck Heater gaIned 133 yards and Illinois scored the first touchdown. Northern Iowa 20, Western 11--Alabama, No. 6 last week, ripped oU a school record 667 Iinois 14 yards-surprisingly, 262 came through the walloping North Michigan 21, Wis. ! CalifornIa 66-0. Gary Rutledge and Richard Todd each waukee 21 pasedfortwoscoresandTodd,runflthgthewjbonetoper. Northwestern 14, Michigan fection,plckcdup l(yardsononlysevencarrjes, State 10 ____________________________________ Ohio State 56, Minnesota 7 I Thin sto Eat — FACTORY HELP needed for Is?. 2nd and 3rd hfl. $7 so per hour to start,lScras.indayS. Regular Farm Fresh Rabbit any Quinflty raises thereafter. Paid holidays government iniected. and vacations. Must be able to pound. 327 $732 handI.'Ib.bag5.Appt'pinper___________________ Maroletite PrnIIP P,anufcturnU Compan. J'.: -.Instructions ____________________ ....1 ,', n'r Spring. llWeekCho,dcourse Harry Wetter 373-1379 - Carp*ntefsafldC.fPifltersHtlPtfi. --_ $3463IS 11-Instructions - Travel& Recreation — WOMEN U Employment at the same limi. There is no age limit, but you mu-St be witting to start im mediately Previt eipuione is tt required. For your personal iqw: - 36-Resort Property For Rent 31-BUSIneSS Properly For Ret 31-Wanted to Rent CALL 834-8588 NOW ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE - Estate - I : 1 ii ' I ,,rTIIII[I11>\ TRAI NEES ___________________ I ____ Good Shepherd Church Mixed I - -- .. Wayne Lennox made a runaway of all his competition L9 this league with a (me W7-559 series. Other high scorers were Vaster Dowu'y with 184-483, Wally Smith 173-4K7 anti Judd Lightsey 173-487. I ( NB ) I I - 4 If WUIg 15 an IBM keypunch Operator$oundsin,er,t,jflgtoyou and you ar avaiIabl. to start U I 2 —B uftalo Braves 1 I A few goodies turned in here with Thelma Hickson rolling 183-473, ElaIne Kostival 182-435, Margie Farrls 161428. Mae Wilkins 157-460 and Sharon 'IThis 165-464. Rummage Sates ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE SS — Boats & Marine etit.lon, co-sponsored locally Equtpment by the Sanford Recreation $3 Trave' Agencies pUneI3t and Jack Prosser 56-Campiflg Equipment HiNooners 1! P1entygoodeswereturnedinberewtha 186-527 Ly ilden Pd.-tt !e:Ln; uff as iibbw itehud hit 162.430. Erma Tharp 151-427, Rosalie Biirkart 157-431, Bessle Randall 163-432, Ida Baker 153, Alice Densmore 157, PhyllIs Mott 158. Roruie Jordan 15 and Mary Mclaughlin 165. ;- at official rates. 303 Semoran 5$..flicycles Blvd., (Hwy 4)4). $313731. Ba1f&C,aInMixeti I 4 J 1 ; I - - j 41 J -1141 i - - : Larry 1flar as ui rare li,ru a. he rwtclied a 20i.516 series while teammate E..ther Lanlng hIt 163-459, Mne Almond 168-479, Gene Packovic 194.492, Jim Nader 204-538, GusSexton 1%401, eggy Moon 167-432and Thelma Hickson 186-46& city This league turned in hgh scores by the buheI as John Fischer hit 20140& John Garza 186-527, Ronn Altman 199421, Cth- 2IC-2, SLAve ro'e i-2i, Eddie Mr 2i596, Jerry Temple 217461, Junior Lewis 183448, .JIm Lamb !07444 f'w lihrnnr; ?444 1)rk 7iirkr-rrn.p ?1?$'1 Barbuu.r i4Q, (luck li.aker Ii3-=49 and Liuk Caukui 211541. - 60-Office Equipment And Supplies PRO3PECTU8: It was commonly felt that a "little man" Pro Bowl Game In - a guard - could never turn a franchise around, Only a Texas, January 13, 1974. If Jabbar, say, could (and did). Now Buffalo i looking for Er- can kick, pass and punt a nie DGregorio, the Providence All-American, to steo in and football amd meet age set the Braves stralaht. This is Buffalos fourth U8A season. -untnts, you will Wiint In pant drafts, they Itave selected big men, Elmore Smith and requu Bob cAdo . first rounds. Vet they have never won more compete. i'artwipanl'J counpctc only than 2 airies tn a regular season. The Braves were sans a shoots first and thinks afterwards, and pass an wheel and deal them into contenders? The world waits, FORWARDS: McAdoo was the leagues rookie of the yur. He f-s great fnoy for a man 6.10. and for a man any size for that mu!r i-it p i'"r !n h rr 5'jt,!,1rC - a!1 'r.p-'ro' tr..ri- [jL) aU,riin a ti'ck-ot. steady piajer r-,o can ritbound and was third-high scorer (17.5 average; but had highet? shootiri; percentag, on team (5051 John Hummer V.d £L "44'*-t)t are adequate, pernaps. Rating: a. CENTER: The disappointmno (Imore Smith has naval liken the tugui by, if you will, storm. After two yeaa in the leagu. he h proveit to be only good. not great. AaW.ag: a— GUARDS: There's Ernie 0 and a cast .1 Piumdrums: Dick Garrett. Dave t&ohf, Fred Hilton and, still, Howard Komivas. Randy Smith, though. cuud provide a spsedy and sdtpt mate to Ernie 0. Smith averaçed almost 15 pools a game last season Rarely do rookes ii! jtd come n and cause 5-erstons Etne o may be 1Pe a.eption. But Maravich was conSidered one, too. It took hn tme to ecst to NBA n'iora. Patina: B PREDICTION: 'the Braves no* five the talent. Th• question ren"s.rs wietl't#' they can tie it all together into d nice little bomb. The feeling nre ; that thnv m,t watt a couple r.f non ? -.-p .r games tbs a sc oeier .i trc S'0u!d w. season. Maybe 23 (NEXT; Niw Yost) more tonO i2 66-Horses 47-Ltvettock and Poultry 41-Wanted to Buy There Is no entrance fee and fl l'iv ( iiflt; t (t1!rin.'. ii'Iii. 69-Stamps. Coins titior. No special cqul1lnent American Wood Products. ni 72AUCtiDn does not impair a boys amateur iWfl• -- - II L.......,__. WlflQlY accept HELP.WANTED ADS that "u' indicate a preference On age from em- bated Trailers AGE 78-Auto Repairs. Parts - \ccetsories 77-Junk Cars Removed lB-Motorcycles 79-Truckt and Trailers Il-AviatIon covered by the 015CR IMINAT'JON EMPLOYMENT ACT. ¼we intormaticin rna be obtained form tb. Wagtr Hour office it Rm, 309, Or- . -3--AulOS for Sale 01n stability in fluctuating in vestment market. Invest wIth a stable. growing national fast fast Io'd chain Join the growth progam with an experienced chicken, fish. Shrimp franchise and profit in a 3 cOunty expansion program Private lnvestor Only Contact Cmdr P G Sullivan, us. net, i, s. French Ave. _______ Sanford 37771 $ I 1 tbndo Pi'cl. Ctr 77W. Lake Baut Or P fl P ;. i.4j Flô 33$telephon* 741 4413. Callbart Real Estate By Owner-] bedroom, 2 bath, central heat & aIr, screened porch, garage. $23,000. 7', pci. Pn 377 0033 377744) -. - Brandn.wspac,ousl&7bdrrnunt% in quiet. dole ,n area In Sanforo - - Ideal for families or cosples. 373 - - 6674 -. ____________________ ,'I.intr-d Ht-!p fr t'Iagr nursery. be partly furnished. Call 327 0)51 1416. W'-q5tytist. central heat & air, carpet, drapes pOol. FRANKLIN ARMS APIS. 1) 70 Fini-da Avi323 I - k 1 AVALONAPARTMENIS ADULTS NO PETS ll8W.2nd.Sl. ( tnall but clean, I bedroom iportmen? Married couple Otly. Call 333 ;7 allir 4 I— "fanford's Sales Leader" your Multiple Listing Agency EALTORS 2MSParkDr. .00H ARBOR- Custom 3 bedroom, 7 bath. one year. 16 z 32 pool 15)000 Assumable mortgage of 130,000 at 714 $761 me. includes taxes and mi. 322 7717 21 Hour Service CiIl)fl 719$ your old Car." Sell it with a ClasSified Ad. CASSELBERRY Owner transferred, 12' x 63'. front kitchen. 2 bedroom 5 1'., baths, central air, large shed. Save 12,100. Will rent, 131.57fl LAKE BPANTLFY trees! With area clean-cl for fretht1 painted home, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathl all rooms are large. if you woula like big garden, and tresas fist check this budge? pleaser. 123,950 Issume mortgage, or put 5.10 pct. down on new mortgage. We have many many more, we' can tell you about, We arrange financing for the home of your choice. Call or stop by our offlce,op,ntmui p.m 7 days a week. 'We Doo't Stop t.Itor Fe.n Park CASSELBERRY NES3 ONLY $2,650 DOWN Attr0fj 3 bedroom, 2 Lath I'nm v..th tencr-d t.ak yard, Screened patio, shallow well, and more Conveniently located to everythIng Swim club mem bership available to area residents, Principle and interest payments of $777 mo. for 360 mo's Buy this $30,150 home, Call Joe Rubei, Astoc Gilman 830.5500 tnt TERRA ALTA SUBDIVISION 1973 MODEL CLOSEOUT I.-)7x40' Crescent, 7 bedroom, front & rear, 11, baths, modern furniture. Gas furnace and stove. 7 door refrigerator. Situated on 7i*I)7' lot I.- I2xf' Crescent. Front kitchen, 7 bedroom, I bath. Early American furniture. Total electric. 2 door frost.fr,e refrigerator, Situated on 11*112' tot. Resptors District Manager I -17*70' Suncre'st. Front kitchen. 3 bedroom, 1 bath modern fur. niture. Gas heat in cooking. 2 door refrigerator, Situated on 5Ox)60x)09*1)4' lot. 90 pct. financing available. Call (G4) 7751771 now or vlsi? Terra Alto. U S Hwy 1797, Deflary, Fl JOHNNY WALKER REALTY 322 6437; After 5.3227)1) — TAFFER REALTY I100E. 75th St., Sanford 3776491 — Kingsberry Homes 'dUILT FOR YOU ASIFTHEBOSS WEREBUYINGIT" by President from Save over $1500 on each 40 acres by assuming payments on Colorado WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade 3)1 313 E. First St., 372.5672 Roberts A Gilmia Inc., Realtors Extra long home made, sturdy wood picnic table with tjuilt.on benches, $15. Ph 32262*1. Prc'vide,we PlaZa Deltona. Fie,l. 914 313 719-3131 1742131 Ranch property. Excellent In. vestment suitable for ranching, recreation, etc. Rolling hIll untry wilh trees, grass, hunting, fishing nearby. Each parcel may be picked up by making 2 back payments of 170 14 And assume principle balance of $4791.33 at 6½ pcI. mt. Call Collect for Mr. Adams, (3031-3*4-7739. Two brand new models, f' your inspectIon.,, MARINA, RESTAURANT, CABINS, APARTMENTS, MOBILE HOMES RENTALS, AND CAMPER PADS. ALL ON THE BEAUTIFUL ST JOHN'S RIVER, IN A RAPIDLY DEVELOPING AREA. CALL US TO SEE, WON'T LAST LONG 'V'cTII..CO LAND COMPANy REALTOR - 838-5548 1304W. Farb.an*s irattors 1452333 WETAKETRADES I--.- 834.3131 Our low prices start at $23300 and include all th. extras you would expect In h.mes costing much mor,. I., Comaoutanits..svgywo are excited about this valveit OH WEST 2Sth ST.NEXT TO GENEVA GARDEN APIS, Plantation Village Quite simply the finest adult mobile home park in America today. Close to Orlando. Extraordinary location. Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot rentals for homes start at $75 per month. Furnished models open for your inspection TIIEFORE&y AT _________ ORtST '-'--'j/ -p-lied. // II JL owoo - Take Interstate I east to the to1, Møry esif. Get off ar4 go right on talc. Mary losAeierd. Tb, Fo'est is on your lilt. a ml, from si., Sit. Open on weekdays from 10 ,.11 5 30 nn '.I 6 V's.'o,t welcome Su,dy. from HOUSEWIVES MOTHERS YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN YOUR MONE? FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. EARN S35 to 70. WEEKLY WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS NO SUNDAY DELIVERY A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT Applications being taken Previous circulatlor, experience desIred but not necessary. LONGWOOD - for routes in SANFORD- CASSELBERRY FOREST CITY DeBARY & DELTONA MODEL HOME 1) ELTOP4A — 5e'c this lovely Southern Colonial Beauty located on Jetsa Dnivt Six large rooms. 2 baths 9695 .ent I rarx Only 13)300 per n,3 Apply in person to the irculation Department A. UNSWORTH REALTY — t'O)W FirstS,, 3?) 608) or 3730517 THE SANFORD HERALD - CalCo Builders, Inc. C.alA foster MAlTt.*rO FLEA MART. 7741 Hwy. 17-07. Open Sat. & Sun 95 $3) 9550. $312930, At The salary and automobile expenses 28 )6. ACRE CCLC"ADO RANCH WiLL SACRIFICE ALL OR PART NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE r a 3 bedroom, 2 baths. 25'U md 14-4 El Capitan, Sanford. Central P, eat ar, fully carpeted Conven onal financing 61) 4*80. CRANK C ONSTRUCTION. - lit 23 New Sett I MATTRESS 6 los SprInts I Kings Complete $19 Singer sewing machines 139.95 to 149,95. Inspect and test at 3550 S Orange Ave., Ortancia. Ph. 8.59 1791, Termt available. Hr's. Mon Fri. 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to 5. Opening Sanford Herald ill lAnE PLAZA IFEIN PAIK UNITED FREIGHT SALES Forrest Greene, Inc. Your cho:ce of the following for Only 1)S,900. (Includes lot). All models include 10 * 70' raised patio and screen room, driveway, sidewalk, steps, carport, utility room, central' air conditioning, land. scaping and soddIng. 134-7167 3 bedroom, 1 bath concrete block, Wynn.ewood Section. 322-7014. Roberts & Kngwood mobIle hOme, 3 bedroom, t'j bath, 12*85, tikt over payments. You move. 373 6 SAVE ON NEW FURNITURE 9 Living room sets (S piece) $41; 4 love seats lie; I) sofas $64 to $261; misc. chairs, rectlners, etc. 71 bedroom sets $83 each; Ibtdroom sits (Modern & ProvIncial) with beddng $129; narre brand box - ..r-ny, 7, rY)rr { 5 Si 1-'r r-?. odd Chests & night stands available. Inspect at United Freight Sates, Warehouse Outlet, 3550 S Orange Aye., Orlando. Ph. 1391291. Hr-s. Mon Fr,. yto,, S-at. 9 Ia 5 rot Commercial carpet wholesaler ha over 2000 yards of new 'xoadloom carpet left over from commercial installation Wilt sell and Install, at builders wholesale cot?, 10 .50 pct. below retail. Financing available up to 36 months, Free home estimate. ARIES CARPET 741.1551 Call C011ect' - - SAN MO PARK S,17-3 Bedroom Trairrs £_ ,4's 2 Adult parks, 7 Fam.Iy parks. 3315 Hsy 17 97, S.antor .373 1930, Day, Wk. Mo. Mobli Home Bank Repossession IS to Choose from $31 3333 Dealer. SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE, all summer items, 25c. All SouI'i Sharing Center, 5)2 Sanford Ave.9 o 17 Excellenf starting Call 322-2420 Anytime Calibart Real Estate r "Stop Urn!" CIRCULATION LOLLV HOME, OUTSTANDiNG CONOITIONI Has 3 bedrooms, heat, air, p.110, city utilities, equipped kitchen and other extras, on large wooded lot 123.500 price tag includes furnishings plus lawn equipment. - Payton Sunjarid Estates r Apartments Rent Furnished I 2 BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 734$ Pjrk Or , 322 716) Stenstrom - Income and Investment Property ft() OPEN SANFORD AREA Place Homes North, rt,v I; . lust North of Dog OR SP'IF Rd. at buauti;,jl Lake Commercial building, 30' x 10' with Kathryn Estates. Pre Grand air conditioned office. Ideal for Opening discounts Models set up storageandb.jsl's Lot slzeSS' * so you can move ifltOd6y I5b. - about free rent. Free delivery and I 710'. Call Bud set up withIn 100 mIles. Place I Hornet, $31 7270 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave. 3103 Orlando Dr. 323 5700 323.5500 lrner Bakalla, Inc. 7521 Park Dr. 377-211 Reattor-Afler Houra; 322 9214; 3773991. 32 064 Mobile Homes Make sure you have a place to put that new home befe you buy. We have home's, and lots of lots. Hacienda Village, 131-4411. till We Succeed!" JIM HUNT REALTY 332 7313 TEN beautiful acres with deep we and trees. Rttty. 773 1)0) 74.10 H'awatha Ave at?? 92 24 Hour Service Call 377-7491 .irge 't Maw, room terdody. t4ave .1 garage sale with a low cosi cIaS,fed ad' __________________________ - ANISJ1 two story Cxe(ut,ve home with pool and guest house Im maculate inside and out flutiful rrOjfld3 139.900 ?ONVENIENT to stores, 3 bed room, I bath, small lot. 517.900 Terms. Calibart Real Estate iKNOCk' But you may get lo kin(k only once. Owner has reduced price on this 3 bedroom, 7 bath o IlL 00) Nerds some repairs, tnt.,e Rut its a reel buy '5 COOL IN THE POOL -One of ,ur finest valves. Spotless inside ,nd out, this tome i's ready for v'OUR family. The large fenced - ear yard has an inviting Swim mng pool, dressing area and (Q1'.'red pato re&ur,-. enlral he't and air. Located , inC resident(al neighborhood, but rry cOnvfliet Only 132,200 urry I bedroom, kitchen •qipped, Full or Part Time 313 1760 LAKEVIEW. We have two ni custom bull? homes 4 bedroom,: bath, with central heat and air wall to wall carpets, finistu,i garage. 121.900 and 0 p.?. wit handle .12 STEREOS 'MMEDIATE INSTALLATION - 26 strefch stitch sewing machIn, 40 pet off manufacturers list price. Inspect & test at United Freight Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave., Orlando pt. 359 $21. Terms available. Hr's. Mon Fri. 9 to 9, S-at 9toS. CARPET WALL TO WALL Bring Results Realtor 107 W 1st 5?, - THE OWNERS HATED to ly thefrn.at3bedroom,3bamp,,, newly painted with lanced yard, but they were transferred, and bad , go, so their loss Is your gain, See this today. Nice il(tion. 175.500 with good terms, Lake Mary Req Brokers Sanford, Fla. ayt 372 6)23 N19h15.3fl 5471 IMMACUL,A',E 3 bedrooms. V baths, Spanish Slle' With Centri I heat and air. Large yard wir prIvacy fence. $33,500. Terms. LAKE MARY 4 lots 150' includes lake privileges Sales price $16,500, with 29 pct. down. INSTANT LIVING! Ihs 3 be'rr,om, 2 bath can be yours for 125-200 r'inancing available. Nice tree shaded lot. Has large living room, nice kitchen. end Florida porch. Could be the jewel you're seeking ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. Call Jerry Stocks, $34 7911 after 6. -1 _______________________ week days. Any time weekends IF you have 16,450 and IF you are tired of paying high rent, let us thaw you thIs 3 b*drcium, 2 bath home. Assume mortgage of aØ proximately at 1½ pct. Monthly payments Only 11$. Pinec rest 817W. 1st St. 322-5641 and air Fully equipped kitchen *sth dishwasher $190 a month TWO STORY 3 bedroom on Corner. 1½ baths, fireplace, large rooms, garage, only 1)3.500. Owner will inanc e. with $3,37S or more down Realty BALL REALTY Apartments Rent Grest RETlfl(E INVESTMEr-fl Building includes 3 attractis e opts. Will make nice residenc e with good rental income, 121,50 I. 211 N. Oak, lintord 7'.74da-, 323 CcE.O. WHOA. Don't throw away useful Idle teens Sell them quickly with a Herald Want Ad by calling 3222611, and asking for a friendly Ad i .or 21 Hour 5erv,ce Call 377 7491 Two bedrooms, I bath, wall o wall carpeting, drapes, central heat SERYICE. s30ouo. Mad, S dart a Week, DeB*ry area. Must have Iran. Spol-lOtiCn, Ph. M14$4 IDYLLWILOE._S+ acres wIth crystal clear lagoon around three tides for tithing an swimmIng. Your own exclusIve hideway in walking distance to golf course. A great investment at $23,000. Unfurnished essenllaI---Sday we9k. Permanent '.'tantcd DON HOWE IROKER Hall Realty Realtor, 323-5714 ________ Beautiful 3 bedroom, IL baIt, home, convenient iO(jtin, and right price. Payments, 1)60 monthly. PdO *aIin.' ' qu.,!t'j. OSl.EN-1 acres with S room, bath home-fruit trees. 123,00 terms. Call Rsi NObinion A5SOC -- 30 ?C Down. 1131 ma. Clean bedrøom, 1 bath. Walk tosboppng & hcsoitl .'ust quafy. $16. C0 iEMINOLE-REALTOR ORL WP. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 322499) tI95fnsflct Eve., Sunday. 373 7371 or 377 Ii? LA WIII000NSR BROKeR ill N. Park, Sanford 377 $991, Nights, 373 1167 .aseCall373 ;-- REAL ESTATE. HAL3Ok t 4191. Deflaryf4 46! Stemper Agency '4ousltslor Sale . position to qualified person, Send qualificatiomandr,quIr,t0 A M. or PS,'. %tsitt Apply Cavalier Motor inn, 320-p S Il 92, Sanford - Body Shop For Rent, $200 month, Ph 372 1133 NiCerOOvflWfthtlbath RarM,id,night, " )• * *WAITRESSES* * Busnej.s Property for Rent. 506 Sanford Avenue. Availibie Octber 1 For information, call Sweeney's Office Supply, 222 1216. VIOSSIE C. BATEMAN iroom furnished. Private entrance, ' bath and parking. Call 37777.3 To buy or sell, coil. WANTED. EUII time medical secretary for local doctors office. Mutt be e*ceit,nt typ:$t M.nday through Friday, Pleato send complete resume including t4tar" r1p4'ctr'd Ic' 1' 0 tIox Mi, Sanfcrd Business Property For Rent 29 Rooms for Rent ______ _______________ HEI.PERS. Good wages, apply ivpisis Corn ir.r 'i(''tl f(.( ir', ti t,-'.t i-' r,. m .da 11i'IJ CALL CAS%tib#rry. .... _________________ . NORRELLTEMPOIARY 647 $111 7711 Lt6 Rd Winter Park Thit NEWSPAPER does Transportation -____________________ iS-Campers. TravEl j * * HIGH RETURN * * EdnaWoehter,6443079 ________________________ Charles St. Lonowood. Fl-i. ROOrER5 Experienced in built up roofIng, Alto - ROOF E R 71-Antiques Is needed and participation , Male Help Wanted Hutchiton Oceanfront apartment,, 339So Atlantic.Oaytona Beach. Call 377 4051. - - LPN'S AND AIot:S Eprenced preferred Apply Lakeview NursIng Center. 9)9 E. 2nd St - AVON -_....._._ Working mat Mr wIll share nice Broker & Ruildir home wIth retired couple. Must Sanford loyt and understand children. Be 311 S Oak Ave 3736970 372 69* in reasonably good health. No References required 'STEAL thiS one for 119.300 w;;i;$ Phone 37) O1)ISa m toip m 373 pct. down-) bedroom with cen3351 after S p m and weckenth tral H A and carpets on beautiful ________ fenced corner lot - - - -_. 21 Situations Wanted -____________________ W — P.O Box 1795, Sanford. Florida Camping-Resorts ___________ Do VOUf camping and anoeirsg at General Off icp-Girl Friday, good Camp mInole. No Alcof oilc 04 People. loaI, good salary Beveroocs 377 4470. _._ ANDERSON EMPLOYMENT 10---S,w and Trad' _____________________________ Cook for Deltona Inn Wages commetnurate with experience. Apply In person 644 449) _________________________ _____ 14 6)-BuIlding Materials 47-Lawn and Garden 3-Machinery and Tools -Equlpment for Rent Any boy, eight through 13 years of age may register to compete itt Ii pdrtklpttting Ford I)eaki-. Scoring is based on accuracy and range with One point added for every foot of punting, passing, and kicking dIthnce and a i intsubtractu-dkr every foot off a center line. eccuitipanlea- -ny a parent or guardian, may rels!r !or PP&K ::t • Sanford Recreation Departinent, or Jack Presser Ford. . Properly For Rent Resort .11 Wanted $31 49a, _____ FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC. SECRETARY. experienced Airline tickets, Cruise and Tours Shorthand deSirable but tsof 57-Sports Equipment final elinlnations at the NFL Matur, kitchen help ____ ____ ri - 54-Go'q The contest is for boys eight .- 34 CarWashattendantwanled HOUrs9 to6 $1 an hour plut tips 332 3356 LAWNS $2.50 PER HOUR TO • START. APPLY ltd PERSON TO 101 CAIIDAPICE DR., FERN PARK OR CALL 13.4 $060 FOR DIRECTIONS. P. W. COLLINS. INC CALL 834- 8588 NOW through 13 and it winds up with 19 '2-13 flciish: W 21, L 61 — 3rd piaco ' future now In this highly rewar d'ng field Pei-sonji intpryie-*, 'J'd S.-TV - Radio. Stereo Registration for the 3 Punt, Pass, and Kick Corn- ____ ' ___ riot '9 Female Help Wanted 57-Applianc Ford continue to roll tfl NBA'- Atlantic Division Jet Bowlerettes reqtured Prepare yourself For Sate St -HOUIihoId Goodt Continues I _______________________________________ "' ChO0l diploma 50-Miscellaneous FARMS. 377 5433 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER I ABORERS WE WILL TRAIN TO SPRAY WOfkiq and training &f hav, the same __________________________immediately, we can you ____________________________ Merchandise ?imr There no ag Irmt and Registration e'rrin $5' 133' lot Icr re-nt on canal rlgl, c4f 1 River. Lights & 900d water facilities, (traiIr permit) 3(9 SIIS after 7 p in 37 holidiyt. sick leave WIN CO CONSTRuCtION CORP. 131 3455. KEYPUNCH 47-Real Estate Wanted Local PP&K t,- CORBETI KULP REALTY BRAND NEW 1913 name brand 30 gal. all glass aquarium, Corn. ole-fe, 5.50. Call 37) $401, UNITED FREIGHT SALES has for sale to the pjblic U) 300 watt AM FM components, $44 each; (SI 600) Garrard component Systems req 1449 now only 5.256, speakers included; U sets headphones 11 each; radio headphones $13 each. 11 tape decks 120 each; 7 STEREO CONSOLES $41 each. Also available misc. speakers, ASP turn table's, JVC quad set i' iri'df 'J i-r- tiric s' ln.t ,i ,i test at 3530 5. Oiangi Aye, Orlando, Ph. $591291. Hrs Mon FrI. 9 to 9. Sat 9 to S Terms available Want Ads Houses for Sale FLORIDA RETIREMENT, fur fished 2 bedroom, 1 bath, seat as a pin, fruit, $16,500. JOHN SAULS AGENCY - '1ep.re t,Iflt1OiC (Ofldw? jnd Cablr CCJfl structon Paid vacations and ','jst IBM Investment Property VIPICE BREWFR Houses for Sale 13.000 DOWN, like new 3 btdroom, 1, bath.kitchenequipped, wall to wall carpet, fenced. Sfl.k)O year old. 2nd section, two bedrorn, furnished Ap Proximately sio,000 down, 577 a month, $20,500. Assume 7 Pct. Mortgage Mobile Hon' Lots For Rent PINEBREEZE * COnStruction Foremen * - -12---Mobtle Homes 43 bIt and Acreage $4-Fa,ms and Groves 45-Resort Proper? y For Sale - S get is Dial-a-Prayer!" 31 For Sale 2lots. 150'x 200' $1500 each. Terms Call 3.9.soc* Jp.raIOrI I'm trying to reach the Whi! House dlld dii I 7603 Park Drive Days 372 7717 - Two bedroom trailer on t'erjyer is _____ ______________________ Manager Trainee, Opening new office. Good future, ANDERSON EMPLOYMENT, 1300)44. turnisite-il, prIvate lt ASSISTANT , UAJA1rI) IUfllUiUifl * * CAREER OPPORTUNITY management. Pron to responsibility as assistan Production manager of the nigh thift of e ProceSSing piant ti you have the tUPerv,y cx eruenc. in lndusry •n mechanical aptitude, with a desre JO progres to upper ley Pr0 liOn management. contact '( ____________________ 41.-HouSes for Sale - cirpi$, 1150 a month lnqire at 741$ W. First 51, after s p m. - future. Apply lain Jewelers, 5.anfgr-iI Plaza. No phone calls, please SANFORD REALTY "''. ____ Florida Public Utilities. 2V1 W. $aiford Plaza Merchants Mixed EdLeehadone'dhis"up"nightsasbow1edI8&wjth Polly Burgess bowling 176-453, Charles Eherry 204-583, Eddie Adams 216-576, Jim Carver 223-642. Wayne O'Neai 2125r. p l l'rt R 1 ird ',1', i .i I irrn Ii.. 219-503, Ken Jones 199-507, Ruthe Zavrotny 150-431, Berny Hudley 194-564, Pat Rou.ndtree 175-457 and Eddie Jackson 190-514. DRIVERS: Part lIme or full tim We train YOU Giod cornmiSsio, YSIIOWCObCO,201S Park RECEPTIONIST & 51.332 5733 _____ -11.-MaIn Helo Wanted - LXLCUIIYL Used car mechanic, -maI1eited and wOrking Coflditi,)n%. WOrkinSECRETARIAL 20-Male - Female knowledg, of all domestic a Help Wanted import car-s Applyinperson, Jack TRAINEES Das, ft#1 Baker VoIkt*agen. 2I-Sititiont Wanted 3219 5. It 92. ______________ If working in the secretarial field SoundS Interesting to you arid your Financial Wan?ed-Carpintfls helpers and • need i5 urgent. we will qiwt abort's Call James A. Tr.go, complete training and prOridi you 24-BusIness Oppoefis 373 6917 iftti' 1 p.m. *ith full or part lime employment. 75-Loans *nicn ever you desire. BOt1 morning and evening classes Immediate openings $ or cx 76-Insurance perienced survey party chiefs. • available. You must b willing to i.ntrumenl men, end rod men. Start immediately. personal in. - - -- - - anteed 40 hour week, paid Rentals tervIw required. ______________ insurance program, 6 paid 79-Rooms for Rent hojidayt Paid vacations. Profit CALL 834-8588 NOW sharing plan Contact Mauney 30-Apartments Rent ORLANDO BUSINESS Engineering Inc. 1425 So VoIujia Unfurnished Ave Orange City. 8047751530. COLLEGE 3$-Apartments Rent Handyman needed Must be Furnished MEN & WOMEN dependable Apply New World 0 Travel, Hwy Il 97 Lctgwood. Pri 37-Houses Rent Unfurnishie fl4 9424. Needed immediately to train as 33-Hou Rent Furnished IBM. C 0 M P U T E N Salesman, neat. alert, pt's-on4ble 31-MoblIC Homes Rent PROGRAMMERS The demand High school graduate or better. for Qualified programmers 35-Mobile Home Lots Can Itad to your golden op. We will trim you for this portunity ii you have the Fo- - Rent hhly skilled profession I. service Qualifications and desiri for your you with employment Real air, "Sanford's Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency REALTORS 2565 Park Dr A' 9-17 Miscellaneous ar-' cl- n?rlt fiurryt -. ____ * - - pe-rivnce preferred, but no' WANTED 'alI 322.2420 Anytime rpting - _____ 11-Camping.Resorts IS-Action Sports or . ____ SALE5MAN,APpIn(e1ndnewpis FORTY ACRESw1th 500 ft. frontage on Cameron Road. About 7* acres in producing grove. Mortgage assumable. Terms neçotlable. 1970 editIon of World Book En cyciopedia, like new condition. Call 372407). thtingj'Want.d Let us take the worry out of selling your praperly We have Qualified byyer$ We need your property to Ill the demands mad, uoon us Call if ACTION firm. Forrest Gre Inc. Realtor. 643-7333 50 Sanford—East Side Brand ew 7 or 3 bedroom 'ownnousn, Choice location! Ho car needed for shopping, schools churches. Will 10 wall shao c Dishwashvr, di'.v-, I r iit h',it ,r There's only I of 'ath. 377$461 3 48 - Deltona STATEWIDE One bedroom Cabin with kitchen, EXPANSION Lakevie* Court, DeBary Hwy. PROGRAM Il 92. 66$ 1571 With WlthOi.j? experIence Age,10 barrier. Agents and Manage -5 nctded.l4adsatnocost,o0 34 Mobile Homes Rent _____ Contact Cap Kunt,. R•aion OrecIc bt 64? )U?, Pretson lent or 1eae, 3 bedroom, 2 baIt, tr Corp 7711 I., double wide trailer, Central hi-a? 9 6-Child Care .-;:.: :7 Navy 37, Virginia Military 8 • , t 3,I Cobla Boats Mixed Lost and Found Mississippi St 21, NE Loul. sianaSt2l MorrisBrown2l, Tuskegee 20 I3--Traiet Agencies :: : . Marshall Univ 24, Morehead 373 O1 - I-EatIng Plices Mernplu TnVThL S I a 92. 4-Personals 1)1-1372 __22,.!65 574 1040 I bedroom Wall to wall carpet Electric heat Air conditioned Middle aged couple prefe,,ed ActjIt, pets 322 47fl Miscellaneous For S-ale SADDLE EQUIPMENT.BOOTS Western Wear, Save at the Old Corral Western Shop. 17 92. 1 mIle 5 at Deflary 74 Hour Service CaU 377 7195 EIGHTY ACRES, fenced on three sides. unimproved pasture, some oaks and pines, Has about 70 acres in woods and some low areas for watering cattle. Only $1,333 per acre. Great terms. bedroom, 1"i bath, by owner, no qualifying, corner lot. 5)000 clown, total price, 520.500. 32) IlL.) - - SO Listirigs Wanted Deltona Area - _____ Eiper.nced muffler man. Apply puu Shop, P715. French Ave Real Estate Wanted CallBart Real Estate NINETEEN ACRES with small iaki on property. Has own 600 ft frontage on Lonqwood Markharr Road Land is now in grove anc producIng good Income 136.000 CLIFF JORDAN - I Wilt keep thiidren upto 3 years old - in my home near grammar school. I-Cards of Thanks well shag carpeting, diSh ".Pier refrigprat, disposal, r,nQeand central heat air even a ',t9 322 lo 47 Lake Markham Area New) All Lots and Acreage Realty Convenient and charming, just completing 4 new 3 bedroom homes with garage, air ar,1 carpeting. Located on a quiet 5trt with lake breezes. Walk to 5ppng and schoots. Low dowr payment Only C22.500 to $74,250 REALTOR BRAND NIW 2 3 roorn tOwflhouset Choice location. L,is With option to buy. Starting at$flSmonthly Nocarneededfor m -* -- - 3 bedroom, 1 bath Pinecrt C.illafter5.3O 372-1275 m ______ ________ - .1 fledrocm CII hQut, kitChCn ulppJ, $175 mo., 1st & list plut t0 deposit 377-2190. -- - Stenstrom 'BEST VALUE. itt. all 43 SANFORD CLOSE IN - COmmA Fox Just completing 6 beautiful homes. 2 & I bedro.om, central aIr, car peting, rang,.', refrigerator. Priced from 176.500 - 571.300. VA 1. Ff14 financing. Equal housing CppOl-tunity Two bedroom dpl futjp -partrnent 4720 Orlando Drive Snfoiø Real Eitat, Salesmen flIcI Cd. by Gill 'NEW HOMES. 7 Bedroom Upstairs L&%e.Sl2SMo. Call 327 2047 alter S - . GLANCES WIIJTEP SPRINGS 322i49. petSCn25235 Park Avi Ap ,, is Houses for_______ Sale , Cle4n furniShed Upstairs apartment. or call iaenn fl SIDE Apartments Rent Furnished our nursery. Good brn,fD%A, In ___ RESPONSIBLE I wiLL NOT lC - ________ --.. 32 ____ Monday Se t I? 1973—SB - fcr groundS c,,purnanent job cr Wilt %al777iP East Kentucky 26, Indiana u, Ask for Wcmt Ads 1a. 13 Iloistra Univ 24, Wagner 13 lthruStimes ........37ca lini Cross 38, Northeastern 6thru2Stimes - .. . — — M arun Johnson Custodian la*i service, bulld'nQ $500 month permaflvnt. sup?. ARE YOU TROUBL, start. AnderSon Employment, fl) l)elawnre49, West Chester 14 --1 lneanTorapjera iino 14 — ____ ______________ W Boston College 45, Ter.1ple 0 W"ter Parke Boston Univ 16, Maine 13 Bowling Green 41, S)Tacuse Orfandn R21 000') "HottinV'. Adults or Teens. .= - _______ W East :-._ - -, ___________ —_:_..* - -.--. - - Ey THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ____ -- ______ ________________ .! w S 14 -- ______________________________ Goodbye Summer, Hello Fall, Herald Want Ads Sell All Scores r- A;.? _______ .. - - - - — -- _ A cI1 wiTh Wanr Cniii ________ _ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ — - II ________ ___ .-_.r2-.n=,-.--. --'---• :----__.____:_:_.;____ ----: .-;,. .-.----.-.-----. -.'-.__*y ._'__ - . . ___________________ - -. - .-...-. . FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 322-26 1 1 THE SANFORD HERALD �4 b. Monday, Sept. 17, 1973 6B-The Sanford Herald Ads I Si - CX U5!d We5tnghouse washers, - - LOSER WASHER, parts, 30 to. .Magc Chef range. 1 year old. US. Refrigera tor. 125, wait fur. nice. 170. MI In good rking condit ion.Pit, 372 9412. -- F ask for Sam 50 7 I- $5 -•-- ___-7-_ Boats & Marine Equipment -- - ------------------------•_........... CLOSED UNTIL OCT 1 R OI3SOPIMARINE 4 Equipment - --- for 69 Rent -- -- -----; - 7971 Hwy. 17 93 -- - 6 h p E vinrude outboard motor With tank like new. Ph. 3225419. 65 Pets and Supplies ti'. AiI CQ)ITIOUIUG, OrIand Drive, 323.541. RECONDITIONED R4rlg.retori, Washers and Dryers WARRANTY. Free Delivery. '.ai 'St 6411006 __ ';;Tr5t- P°1ANCEs, o.. TELEVISION SETSI2S up MILLERS NY l R I.ig, 17' i 17', mosi, gr een, 00; 3 pc. dinette set, 120. 1117 Perk Ave. 3220190. . ____________ . 59 ?619Ortando Drive, 3724152 - ______________ - : PAUk :rca 4321322 $OS 0 Op. 1.-- - - 61 Building Materials Surplus new lumber, alI sizes, half price ,ttter S - - icin 6441176, Winter Park. .. 1914 WIdcat Buick, •veryii' power and everything works Air Special, conditlOflCd. SHELLEY USED CARS, 701 French Ave., 313 7940. Hwy. - Ciinpers Travel Trailers 5/ 4 274). _________________________ 1971 Ford 44 Ion Camper ccia,. Iis than 20,000 mil, 101 j It. cab over camper, toilet, all extras. 1 owner. Coil $31 419) _____________________ FURNITURE & ANTIQUES - 1c Dollar Paid. Auctions pv.rv CrliThy P4i!e, 1:V) pm A.A.A, t-URUI1UiF I'. AUC1IOIJ. 190 N. 11 2, L(xgwrsc3 131 7070 1970 MOB, great condition. S19O 1972 Pontiac Sprint 301 VI engine, 3 Speed transmission, 12.600 mltcs, __________________________ 1. 12150. AIio 1949 Fcrd XL Con ,ertble, all power, 11700. 322-7172 alter 6 pm. 79 Trucks and Trailers 115 Call Dan, 332.1991. CAMARO SS DOWN. TAKE OVER. CALL MANAGER. 3736230. t?$ 1341, Two '73 Fords $000 Tandem dumps 725 cat. engine. S & Itransmission 17000 each and take over paymenti. Call 321 1360, acrIlice SillS Ph. 323 1010, ask for Bud 70 Plymouth GTX, 410, 4 speed. SacrifIce, days or evenings .sJ3. t 713. 1966 Chevrolet El Camino 327. V I, 4 speed, mag ssteels. $900. Call 3fl 80 REELS BODY SHOP 1109 Sanfor d Aven ue _______________ Junk Cars ________ Removed ;.bandon.d. unwanted, $31 7152 af'er 8p.m. - iii ii cc. Honda. Good condition, _________________________ - Junk cars hauled sway. Your cnst Orl..,do 2956194 anytime _A u , tosforSale 1970 Toyota corona Mark If, Station Wagon, Air, automatic, cSen, low miles 332 &347 eves WASHINGTON (AP) A senior Republican figure says he is 99½ per cent sure th at Vice President Spiro T. Agnew will resign, probably th is week, The Washington Post said today. The Post said that it has learned that Agnew has held lengthy in the past few days on th e advisability of resigning voluntarily. The report was not flatly denied by Agnew's press secretary, J. Marsh Thomson, although he said it was "no better a story than the ,r ; ,t ` ...: Im ,n 1.I ,1r THIS WICK *r UNITED FREIGHT SALES 7 Spanish, Mediterranean, French Provincial bedroom sets. 57995 and Up 6 Sofas, S styles to ctoose from, $4995 10 $15995 Name brand vacuums. 1499S, 1" 93 New 173 Singers, $9 ss each - . f STIRCO SPECIAL watt, AX6003 Garrard cor I _. - Mlcfi1en). Hours 9 9 Sat. 'hIS ______ __________ '70 Kawasaki 330 Avng.r 1375 $31 $Jly The SU-B-A-RU 1 DL WAGON F 4 p : : , 1A ij of Directory I To Serve Ready Experts iin ' Or Condiflorthg Al' Concrete SERVICES UNLIMITED R&D AIR COND$TI" AND HEATING SERVICE VLE P1'i.130 9717 28 BRAND NAME $ Central Air Conifionhsg. For tree estimate. call Carl Harris. at SEARS In Sanford. 337-1771. _______ ___ ________________ f5 For Builders, t ? ,ntpew' and easy with 0 I(*' cost C lass ified edt -. - Repwr J Laning Clear _______________ Hire super salesman. a Cleilhfiad ad, to sell your don'l neadsf a R.imtv Ce - " _______ ____ SIC E Ptot. 1275W -. for Rent-Motor grader & self loading pan with operators & 1,, or nIght. 5 t,R cMP - GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLA S SIFIED lED AD. - Cerorn1 JAC9SOI45 CERAMICS. Suppiies kiln dealer. 10 S. Closed Thursday I. Sunday. 3221971 - - . ash ttiwers l' vrt1.C5 lo,i cost results, ____________________________ rsJIf.i' ____________ - .---- Chl - -J . A ,--__-_'---__, - Icr! 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I1; - - CASSELBERRY M d lJ c ouncil i - ----. two w hen dogs and cats receive their rabies inoculations Commissioners if Sanford city commissioners succeed In new ordinance said penalty provisions of the will be reviewed by the State iIsslni, as c anima control ordinance b Oct.. Attorney since his office PtO$ecu tes CI) t cases In I the city will not only ha ve dog catchers but cat county court. The city catchers as well m Comissioners said the court will handle n ight sess - ' ' personnel and chemicals to the rown the city without their owners traffing on the -i 0 8 leash. ai to i*. included 113 otherr enu for M. ordinance are mandatory rabies Inoculations Spaniril mutt accused of biting indicated that if Martin cannot contirm- ersial at least 18 rusidents(41 t1le Soual guarantee Nlawr M11 re!4rain zsLu Before the equipment and and city licenses for all dogs and cats In the city. personnel leave Casselberry, County Considers Moves to recon- ' city of Longwood for two days On Dog, Company The county Is set BOB l.I.OYL) Herald Staff Vinier commissioners unanimously approved the loan instructed City Atty. Vernon hW to draft an f mosqu to f equipment, . making . illegal At impromptu meeting this morning (1-lerald Photo by Ann Riley) ________________ Under the proposed ordinance dogs and cats ready to tell the board it erred Index Ardeth5 .........2A Entertainment ..... Horoscope liftspWil notes . Publ ic no ces 7/i 6A 3A Longwood assure both are autombiles. covered by Longwood's liability Tbe ordinance will restrict the number of insurance. McIntosh said dogs or cats a citizen can keep on his property to C.asselberry's insurance will three with exceptions to be granted by the police . the cit)'s -al nill1: 11 not co%,ur ouLside the city limits. cNef, who will be designated Oi of ficer. council pounded caLs and dogs for seven days and ther (lelate untilnext week action dispose of them if the animals aren't clatn,ed by on dl. i&C uiuS. Utility in granting a May I contract to Abstracts utomated, giving Director that company free court house Joiu, Lane recom- their owners, Owners will have to pay a $10 fee to et prove to be "the Wggest in. Calendar dustrial announcement" in the hist of I ounty. fla.sifiedøds Comics .............7/i Society .............6/i Ctols3wnrd puttle ...... 6A DearAbby - . ...., . _6A Sport;.......... I ... I-3B state ... ''............ 5A space to 476 rolls of inicrofilm mended the low bid for the equipment be rejected arlid the unlicerud animals back plus $2 a day for each Der roll. smnd w bill flIt1 State day the aniffwls are kept in the city pound. •,, fi rs, im , ndment slu cost Tractor The matter came to a head be accepted. He d Offet.nsesS a,e several weeki ago when the low bW did not meet owners nwre on a graduated scale yet t,o be cempeting abstract companim, specif ications. .........6/i Dr. Crane .4A Fditot-Ial comment Stocks .........2A TV ...................7 led by John Morris, of Chelsea Title and Guarantee Company. ' ' . Aren't you glad you're a part Of III; tremendow g . c;Coin'd On Pg. 3A Col. Ii I 8B . .. - . - - . v us freeing city commissioners of ad. ministrative hearings fike 11filase recently held by county commissione rs in the wi de ly publicized case of Mayor, a sou th Seminole cocker spa niel mutt. City commissioners have budgeted funds for two dog-cat catchers starting (kt, 1. In Nionday's however, City Atty. Kenneth can be legally unleashed only when on thediscussion commissioners recognized that costs McIntosh recommended that owners premises or in properly ventilated may rise since dogs and cats will have to be endangering people, they one involving Seminole Druid hills neighborCity Manager Ron Bergman con of the county , . . and the site the life of a dog, the other a hood will depend on whether the will reluctantly impose the said Longwood Mayor Eugene The commission hopes to make the leash possibly dubious contract board believes county pound death penalty. has already been picked. Jaques is concerned about provisions of the new ordinance effective Dec. 1 However, that's only we first signed with an abstract corn- officer Sam Martin can provide On the abstract company's mosquitos due to the last week's while licensing requirements and other of a double - barrelled pany. a safe home for the animal. hassle, Assistant County Atty. heavy rains, provisions would be effective Oct. 1. economical shot to be an- The fate of Mayor, the Cocker . Commissioners Said the city will keep imSeveral commissioners have Howard Marsee Is reportedly In other busnw, the 1r0111 - Cats Approved . -- UNHAPPY IIED BUG SCHOOL BUS LifflVERS ., . To Leash Is - - ... - Equipment Loan t5 LT-' - Ji County. It'll be in the south end decisions today The other will Involve the northern part of the county and Ill i. Wru ifl%'Oi such a big cor- I.iviiig ___ built rigl)t here in Seminole sider s. A Comprehetijs-e Real Estate ,,. Don't be surpri.sed when it's anrounced later that ffie sports - Pu1)Ji111efj Eery Suiida' In The Sanford Herald - .- - Friday, you ask? Cause that's when a couple fish I thwave dangfing on my pay-off hook stadium for Florida's next professional football team will WILLS ORJLLHD-PUMPS SPRINKLERSYST EMS All types types"Sun We repair indktr'vIce STINEMACHINE& SUPPLY CO. N ' - will come forward and "make their of ferings" to the g reat prognosticator. (Move over Howard Cosell. decorating ideas and much much more! antI larger, p'rnpS, spriskites 372 410 A_ &~ --_'. , -_ __ . -1 ____ --- _A Why do I look forward to Wet! Oiling 'V lrOrt prize money to make it equal to the men's play... Your game's not as exciting Therefore, It should not carry the same remuneration - ~_, -) -. I1 LL 4111111111111010-w- _ product because they have ' I contributed the difference in period' -- - susan' rooms, r. s- 5rn3nhip an-i _. . '' PAUL SLATER -- .emrncto Drywall and Spray ...cnvi(e, Specializing 'ifl drywall teutureS. Ph. 322*335 fABklCATli)$4, 323.442i -. Oa4, -= 1 --tell tOfed, trirnrntd, liken down, cut t'.,r firewood 75 yrs. experi*nce Ph. day or night, ------'-'---.--'---- Seali 37364I Custom ma irs "Fix-up' Time. Hrfe an rf repairman from today's ciaUified -' ... etlrng reedy to move? Sell excess .temsac¼lywthocil\tifeda-d! . - Pain;;-Interior & exterior, repeir;, rooft paintel, free p1 kant •i sell something? A small experrene.g ejiim,af,5 3fl7 ,.tvescmens in A Ctassifle Ad wit) -5-.--ii 5it5 Paithng, InterIor-, exterior. Fur ni?urc repair 1. refinishing. j. 323 0561 Grooming - Prote*if with tovq. I A.M. 4 P. M . Animal Haven Grooming and Bo.arding. 3225752. Tree Trfrnmtg Remodelinc? Room Add Painling, all typesof carpentry, Interior. €'terrcr, Reasonable. 3734347. - H & .. Ci1...'.-1C3 IE Cr.-tr.-ryIwr.5lrWord " $3376211 Pet Core -- day of nigN. -. - ft ~ Complete roofing 1. hous.. peinhing, ys ('Peritnce. 'n. 3731145 . - - t throw away useful,;die ,te'mj Sail them Quickly with a Herald W,snt Ad by calling 377 and asking for a friendly _____________ I.OP.4C.FQ at tonight's School Bus ministration will discuss "some would be ahead from the Asarciatlon meeting. at 8 at inequities in the salary drivers In light of double C 10 Sanford Middle SChOOL with schedule tonight." ' sessions schedule at Teague B) John A SpeliikJ Thirty nine of SemInole's 104 Supt. William (Bud) Layer, Burnsed said tonight's Middle School school bus drivers are director of school tran- meeting is not a special one, "I Earlier this year, the drivers I can hardly watt for Thur. preparing today to go on strike sportation Fred Taylor and don't know how well-organized got a boost from 30 to 32 per ___ --- , 71OM.agnoliaAve. 322-4672 p . m. - . 1. arrdsrap ing - FAa In? enance, Cortmerc:al & RM;dentiat Charles Below Co., 373-425 - Home Improvements -- -. - ._. - _________ - -'- t Laws' Service. Odd lobs, and LIght hauling. Tremblay, SENKARIKGLASS&pAlpdTCO BULLDOZER WORK Clearing lotS 04ff SpecLaIt1. 373173$ alter 3 - ES'iES fleraMStaffWrjter W HOA , Don - - 5..5__ Shrub6trlmmed.& shaped. Flower edg ed to perfetlon Moriiiiiing by request only. Free estimate, 373 6061. -s GknsMln'ors - - _____ Fencin natl ¶J1tt 1*nces, all types Fast. nsce Co.. 323 37*1. ,. 2/' Price 10 Cen1TI Horiaa By DONNA . ' . - -- I a ,!d%caping, Mowing, Edin, Trrnm.ng If you have an eye for real value, you II eye the class filed ads regularly, amofto- On way out? ' R epairs U'. L5 bL.'UT '( 'SALC1I (formerly Harretrs Beauty Nook ) - ' Garden &Lawn Service - - ' Hogan Insulation, SANFORD TVs, phone equipment, 1. Strict HEATING tape player. FM AM radios, tape & AIR CON.' DifiONING. 3609 Sanford Ave 23750 - -- lutoay. ei1 10 iii-antorJ oóth Year, ro 24 . -. 010111111111111110 Elec'ronic Equipment 1111111111111111111 7:~-.. . MOWING, EDGING &TRIMMING CALL 327-1341 S.lc,rd Pla:a Unl.mtted-Rj.o Stta - SPIRO AGNEW it Su - 5.5 TV tirdAdw:iiin.-J,ia m$Uwiwaa -_ * Becffl)fl EqUiient Pool Table taking up Von mu c h iiu, 1 d W servicie Full line GE Appliances S.anford Electric Company 7S72PartDrive,332.l$63 r...y- ' A CIA 111111111111 - iodges 1. Grifti land Clearing IDEAL DRAFTING & PLAN Excavating & Grading. Ph. 321 1291 SERVICE. For builders, sub or3234213, day orni,e. contractors & inviduats, Custom -, Emmallill "" 9bn1. plot pIOns, & room addi$1.nt Ph. 337.5090 I' A& R APPLIANCE REPAIR All r.ak**ervIc Ptt. 130173$ . sub-contractors, ., - Millio , n In sday... Friday morning should unless the school admin- transportation supervisor they arc," he said, adding he of beginning teachers salaries, 4; be pleasant, too, has heard "some rumors." istratlon meets demands for Woodrow }3urnscd. but dropped from 50 to 48 per today Layer told The Herald Layer at last week's school cent of beginning teachers' pay immediate salary Increases, First of all , It's the opening The demailds are to be made the bus drivers and ad board meeting stated trouble for drivers with more than I game for the Seminole High years' experience They had JVs football team's home game requested a raise to 52 per cent at Sanford's Memorial according to Mrs. Eula Scott, 4-:' .. Stadium spokesman for the drivers. Lztcr that night, I'm certain -' Mrs. Scott, beginning her 17th to enjoy the utter devastation of y tar with the school system the Women's tab shenanigans f -./' ____________________ said, "Whether we strike is when my idol Bobby Riggs lobs dttiendcnt on what Mr Layer Billie What's-her-namerlghtoff 'iys tonight" 'f a1 ' the tennis court! .. She claims the majority of ........... __ association members are 221CM1 TT PLEASE GALS don'tcall behind the 39 'A lot of the In your remarks before drivers are the sole breadf , It, game. I really do love you for winners for their families," lntcricr&Extecior.Quality Work. Licensed 1, Insured. 3234144. - - between for the nation's may. ors in dealing with the White House on requests for urban aid, said on Monday that Agnew'., efforts on behalf of the conference no longer would be needed. *4 -w- +- LIKE THIS C Ptoflman. Painting 1. Decoratft'ç, CO,ipItr Hr.j3e Plans and Shop Drawings Fast. dependable, economical. Call VIcor3.S ADDIWICU * II - Home Improvements im" Mayor Roy B. Martin Jr. of Nor',lk, who earlier this year had suggested Agnew as a go- 44 School Bus Drivers _ Preparing To Strike AA Getting ready to move? Sell excess Items QulCkIywlThaCIafljfedf HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES. CALL 372 3951 r 10111111111plif uiuiiRig - i - finances. In view of the likelihood of NEW YORK (AP) -The big, draw new companies Into some make some changes in its pric- tions for a new trial. And IBM glamorous computer industry parts of the business and re- ing procedures and to disc!ose responded quickly to continuing court action, some appears to be in for some major shape its whole competitive additional Information about nouncement of the decision wi th observers said it might be prectuingei If Monday's ruling in structure, new produc ts when It an. an announcement that it would mature to draw any conclusions the IBM-Telex antitrust case The judge, in a ruling sent nounces them. about the impact of the ruling. appeal. survives the apwal IBM was from his .Wt lake City office to Asa result cia countersuit by "The decision (ortclls a di1 "IBM has one of the best legal prl.gntsed. the U.S. District Court in Tulsa ferent nuirket in the computer IBM. Telex was ordered to pay staffs in the country," said John If It stands, industry officials where he heard the case, or- world." said Lester Kilpatrick, IBM *21.9 milflnn 1nr In- Doigia:, ccmptcr Industry and Wall Strect anaIvs. sinner- tiered IBM, the world'r. largest president of California ComIrit- fringement of !BM-cep)right ar.iyt at Reynolds &curitLe, a lly agree, the ruling from U S compcter maker to pay Telex er Products, inc. manuals stnd for hiring TBM large brokerage house. I)Lstrict Court Judge A Sher- $352 S million In damages Judge Christensen set a hear employes to get trade secrets erewas an immediate Imman Christensen Is likely to It also instructed IBM to ing for Oct. 16 to consider mo- from them. pact. 1, %sommmmos~ - 1. You! President Spiro T. Agnew as a spokesman for the cities because of a possible grand jury probe Into his rr .1_-~rw __1 zi_.^. red -o . __~.. P ,.,,.Ni-i i~w- T ~ P N%ni4p y - $352 4 _ 2: n - KVYOU'LL JUMP F'OR A DEA ' will not use Vice - V O.. `j___ I P,t~& , - 7 1AIV IN E7 PLAZ A EiN PAIX - . rouit, good transportation, $773, 9 ELj IBMV. 4n V404 - - -. 'As Dodge St6'On wa gon, ps & p b , air cond.. R&H, new sticker. body ZIG ZAGS The Post said the unnamed senior Republican it talked to had spent two hours with Agnew last week trying to talk him out of resigning, but was convinced that he had ~rn pvs - - Ill) Hodaka Super Rat. IOU cc. $3.50 phone 3220921. NORFOLK, Va. (AP) The president of the U. S. Confer. ence of Mayors says the group , " According to the article, the high-ranking Republican said Agnew is determin ed to prove that he is innocent of the charges that have been under investigation in Baltimore. However, the newspaper said the vice president is considering resigning because of the intense pressure on his family and also because of indications that President Nixon wants him to resign. Maryland probe of alleged political corruption. %%q a 4;4W 0 " . _________ to resign. concerning Agnew's legal difficulties in a I - tables 35 10 $ . Orange Ave. Orlando (betw.*n Nildon £ k , ,- Vccsn - I I , j-_ --11 ~ -0 . ~ -, _____ ___________ - - ~, ~ 4 !.,L,P-, ,i tal failed and that the vice president would Thomson has declined to comment directly on the substance of the various news reports " I War.fwuw Outlet ter.ot,d Dump Amr - i.nent set. reg, 14$, r- or", t'' At'. 3r-ea. .r-j l,,rrarjl !, . __-N, _~\~Ny ,X _. -1, - ~ ,I ,.I- -."161-1 - k-'0-1"'"' --.-1\ 11 -1~ - ~)-, : - Motorcycles nunors that have been circulating about the vice president recently." - Mayors '-,*39-`~ A By A 'Senior Republican Figure' 1961 Chevy Nomad Wagon. Runs. A is. $50. Call afler 6, 373 0126. 00 F .,,,-, - -1 gnew s Resignation "m AnTicl Patea -- -"1 ', 3774977 -- 1967 Ford LTD Idoor. Excellent condition. $795. 210$ Orlando Drive. 4755. Auto Repairs Paris-Accessories AutoBatteries 1/ Cheap. Baxter, 322 $09, '49 LEVY PICK UP. NOTHING 19'2 22 Centurian Sleeps 6 Pay equity of $500 and take river. Call /6 '69 Grin Sport 400,4 speed. AC., lull power, magi. bucktt$, AM FM. 3300 miles. 1910 must sell Call )23O12. •. niture, etc. HWY 14 ANTIQUES, 78 ;;3 '67 F or d Wagon, VI, auto. tranS., air, full power, new tag, inspect. 1 owner, Baxter 3221*09. li KOWSOI. 500. Excellent con __________________________ Consignments .rn,. 327 9909, AUCTION. 17.92, Sanf or d. Cii.P "uyer for used articles, fur. - - 322 2559. 1969 Olds 9$ luxury sedan. Custom. Loaded. Sacrifice $1330 64.5-53*2 diliOfl. piece or household. is Motorcycles 1977 Harley Davidson 71 In raul1ful condition Full dress with many extras Only 1300 original miles, Will sacrifice, $2500. Call 3730730cr $312619. PUBLICAUCTION 7P.M. Open daily, 9.5. We buy or se ll one - - ORJEUTALRUGZ WANTED - 5- - - 16" Color Portable TV, $100; 14" Black & White Portable 1V Fisher Stereo, FM Ttsnet.323'O70S SOFA BED £ ChaIr ______________________ Ave. Winter Park. - Matching form ginbeglnn.q English Equitation of Shady Traits Public Riding Stables. 332 Rrpcsws,siomytdfrvghtdamaged. .i. Zenith corrpOnst stereo. Pay Ph. 3flSiie 68 Wanted to Buy balance 01 1*4.70 or $6 per mc. _______ ___________________________ 7. Magnovox, walnut console. Pay 60 CASH 332 1132 Office Equipment btlance of $42.40 or IS per mc. For used furniture, appliances, & Supplies 3 RCA walnut console Pay ba lance tools, etc floy 1 or 1001 items ci Slit or $I per ma Larry Mart 215 Sanford Ave Instant credi t. Phone 6.47 1577. NCR 3173 80 excel1,nt con4tition D'vi 332 HALLMARK, 17*5 W. FairDank Furnlh it with Items Aver'tii in 'lassifled os. ,.':' Classesn ______ 347*, Used Spinet Piin l700Flrm. ACi4liflg a room to your Home? !Av•! Horses ______ 'A' 'A STEREOS * * 3.1 Out tie.. Good economy car. $450 Call - ____________________ Every Monday Nile ____________________________ 66 Musical Merchandise Franklin Trumpet, ex cellent con - Auction ________ dilion. with case. 115. Call 322 lljl ChrQmCDinf4teSt.$ b Chairs, $50 'a - I? - , ---- 3fl 5961 MACHINES am. , - CENTER, JOY W. 1st. 3734152, -_ OldEnghsh5h,pdogs,AKC,4ws c'u.tr Penn Yin S males, 7 femalvs. Call 305373 '9' semi cabin, walk through windshield, 10$ Chryiler, _____________________________ ZIO Zaq 531 ttttraller, depth finJer ,comp,s, German Shepherd pups, AKC, 6 battery and plates Seats A. v.ks. 150. Animal Haven Kenneli, STEREO r beqglau bo ttom, two tanks 5157 between $ 6 P . M. Walnut tmih, floor modei-141, 11,700. 3731059. Monthly payments as low aspper Master Grooming for ill breed*, Let Snfrd tart c.ijr Oag incur FaU term .. L rc LdIIljiiliy [quipw&uit ieciaI price for Sept- Call 37) 3221411 or evenings-L3I.))i4 -- 4971. _____________________________ ______________________________ Camping equipment, Uname It, WC Doberman Pinscheq pups & adults, have III Gov 't surplus galore Color TV $14.95 Mo. S75$700. AKC champion lineage, Surplus World, 11631 E. Hwy. 5.7 Rental Purchase Plan erms available, 365-5740. Co 77.' 036i. l or World TV New and Used, Freezers. Waiher, Refrigerators and Air Con Stamps-Coins ni B'ue Lustre Electric Carpet To buy and sell Id or ¶lvr co n , roiitact us first, We also buy bulk Shampooer for only Si pr day. sIer coins. SEMINOLE COIN CARROLL'SFURNITURE Iiuy lzaIl, aria get Golden Touch & S'w 5' S =,smA* 0 0 Ford. lNostafIon wagon. good condition. 1150. - Ph. 641 377). I - SUMMER SALE ,.. -....'. .. 411111111111, ______ _ -- - ___________ STEREOS SEWING 0 A Autos for Sale - Pontiac Tempest. New Tires. New sticker, Stick shift. 6 cylln 167 3721477 TV-Radio-Stereo FREIGHT DAMAGED 0 it (j 49 DODGE POLARA HARDTOP LOADED. NOTHING DOwp4 TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 3736730, 621.1341 Runs Good classified adsi 80 -; '66 JEEP WAGONEER NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER, CALL CREUIT MANAGER, 3736720, 62 8 1311. 1939 Pontiac Bonneville Planning a garage sole? Don't forget to it in the s sale - Queen washer and matc iing Westinghouse Refrigerator. IS cu It. Twuoise. Perfect condition. Autos for Freight Damaged dryer Both 11$. mo. Call 322-02u. .40 S I 1I4AT _________________________ Model RD1686 . n. no IrInt refrigerator Top freezer. Harvest Gold finith. Only ItS mu. Full warranty. Call 322C241 ask tot Sam. Sonsorn 4 1650 Washers and Refrigerators. Dick's Appliance Soles & Service, 2417 S. French AvC, Sanford. 372 nsa. PICK UP PAYMENTS Art -I 80 1 model air conditioners must uo! Any air conddionCrs in ss over cost pluS freight Call 3'2 ask for Sam On Srnger Nethl and White Ztg Zags As low *5126 see a( Sam ora Sewing Center, 307 E. 1st. St. Dito*n 3229411 Speed by 11. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS - PRICES A I 0697 FACTORY II Get Into Action Benchl"They - - Service, used mchlnes. MOONEY APPLIANCES. 323 VREHOUSE SALE The Appliances KENMORE Ph $31 7237 after 4 P.M. "Warm THE 52 Household Goods Never . . • . The State Tractor and Equipment bid was $17,995. t pou Also, yet to he set are license fees that city hopes will be collected by veterinarians separaW in the pound and in trucks uwd to transport them. CorTu1Lssirs noted that a cat catcher will have if more difficult job that may call for chinbing trims. night patrols and use of -Stun guns 'in apprehending fleeing unlicensed felines. In other business, commissioners wer told by Bill Scovell. DeLand petroleum distributor, that he Is losing money under his contract to supply heating and diesel fuel to the city. Scovel.1's contract expires Jan. I and cal,13 for supplying fuel oil at 16 cents a gallon. lie said he is now paying 25 cents for the fuel oil. II 'A 5. ii sa id won'e LLI on a new contract and predicted there WdI be no biddert; due to fuel nuil shortages. Ile asked for a four cent Der gabn price increase to enable him to complete the resent contract and recommended the city negotiate fuel oil purchaws next ear on a month to inonth basis. City garbage packers, he' i d;) r.'SIUIjmmftu and one fire engin' use diesel ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 10, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 10, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 10, 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/1742a773fd0dd055d886c0880e43d9a0.pdf 2624f03ea0bed8467c38f3aaabb16b85 PDF Text Text -Frithy, Sept. 4, 973 8 B—The Sanford Herald .. THE HOPE OF OUR C OMMUNI TV, me Church... wI Oviedo I ó URNAiN I Baptist Ad,'n 1:sl FIRST 5APTIST CHURH SIt Pare Aveflu• P19hVI1Y 1)1 Rev. Jey T. Cosmato Patto, Forest C.ty. Flor,da MornngWonhip S.30a.m Ca. Brurn T4irt P'r . .9 45mm. Saturaa 54rv.ces PninWorship ......fl OOam. Sbb4tPi P00l 9 )iI m Church Training m Wors ,oSrv,ces it 0012 Eveninj,Worsh: 70p.m. '°" Wed Prayer Al%o on WWQS 1101) 7 Ii I didn't know how to tell Billy about the accident. How can you say to your son that his mother . is injured and there teems no hope? Evcnin Prayer Mee1.n 00 P " THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7Th 4 Elm M Srery Pasto 9 but I felt myself kneeling with Dilly. . E.OER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Hitter Ave Ph. 33202$) P,,'ot G'!'n I 30 a m WTPP 9 ISa Bible Studs EianQelt5tiC .. . . Billy go to . flY DONNA ESThS Herald Staff Writer • P ) )I t'r,i,, MfC$ 3lorat'aun Sundiv,1 Sept. 16, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 22 PrIce 10 Cents ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlardo Springs Orive Long..vord. Fla Just Easlol Interstate Minister P Burke JohnSon .....MinIster Klth HufchrsOn .. t I. lie m. Morning Worship Church School ..........9:50 Redo' Communion brought Mary home yesterday, and I plan to spend the rest of my life praisIng God, not only for her recovery, but also for the faith I have learned from our son. that whi Mury anti —slnging, praising and believing. 'rthp WttJ I.j)1M'O/)(I1 HOLY CROS 401 s Park Av The Rev LCcOI 0 S0P Miraculously, we You an but is., m Ii . Softly he prayed as his mother had taught him. To my surprise I heard no begging plea but rather eiirnest conversation like that with a trusted and loved friend. Thy will be done, not hopelessly, but serenely acknowledging the goodness of God's will. " t s m Evan9IistIcServ........6:00p.m. Family Night 1:30p m I held him cloi,e, but could find no words of comfort Suddenly I heard Billy start to pray softly. r00n 9 05a m Suncla,, 5cr(ioi 'ornng Wrn 1 had always left prayers and that sort of thing up to Mary. I somehow felt it couldn't rtally help, DO 12 00 WNf'iej4y SOUTHERN F METHODIST CHURCH 34&0 Sanford Ave. Rev W, P Denneft Sunday Sc 00 ii 00 m Mornin-j Worship 6 ISp rn Ep*orthLraue CHURCH OF GOD 103W. 22nd SIred P.stor ., r 'u 'Cnurch of Goc ur WTRR i!etIidist 1(ffihi1I:ci1 (isurci: Of (,x! THE SEVENTN.OAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Iun And Developers At Pollution Solution 11 _- ---- - '" Th \(,zureru' church liixt sunday, I11 bc right thert with then Lutheran . FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH — ALL SOULS CATHOLIC . Lake Mary a I£ . - m - Switch 1l'OOa m 600pm. 7 OOp m - .'.4J ,*J ' Ia rn 10 )Oa m SunMasU -... I. 12noon - 6-?p m Confeisiom $. "A - _5.. ('' ST AUGUSTINE Ba 111%! I Pd . AL E A t T CATHOLIC CUURCII ,i fl •. ( U Car 14Th St. £ Oak Ave. Pastor Rv Robert lay 9ISam Sunday School ?tntngWorsh'p Ii 0O m r-tiy WtWR 1 m . . .-. Sm r*y lOP (ryslo' Bl Cir) Pastor oja. iii Morn.ngWor'sluup Even'nqWorth,p Wed Prayer rfvi II 00a ni 7 30P in 1 30 p m t. c:sTc Rev ruaL Neal Sunw School ?'orn ,r'Pp S.ngspr.l,ori 1 Sermon ;-' 730pm DISCIPLES OF CHRIST tiltS tanfrdAv. 5 Minister 1100am 7 ))p Evening WorShip Wednesday Sable Morit,nqWort.h.p Wtd Service Pastor SANFORD CHRISTIAN 'M-' PIWECREST BAPTIST 7 3Op fit. Evening WorUtep Wa'r Evening Prayer -, W - - . . .•. . .WJ V . - .: - ã r---rI. - . .. - .i • ______ -'- ' . . . - . - - p,so,nigyorshlp Youth Service Ivenrug Worthup C.rttt I53 I....., •t -t..Lsrj .,r..t, lr. - ,..b.rg ..g .a .ti411 &tiHi-., nt t'.ay,, & in Church School (Outh Ftllo*thsp Choir Tuday 11:00am at, PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST MON Christian Science HiqhwaylIWisf tEL JIMLASHCHRYSLER.PLYMOUTH Ai'id Staff .' çm JCPENNEYCOMPANY E C. Elsea and Stall UNIT ED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE Jl)hfl V. Mu'rcj.'r and Staff 1 fl p in tit Cl,tsrs WitI .ervcC WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunc I V'dtison and S?!t Mornnq Worth p II 00: FOOD FAIR STORES. INC. and Empinyrts $ O0 rn KENTUCKY FRIEDCHICKEN SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. INC. ............................... IF arl(i 1- SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. ................. I, before cacti paydayt, they'll findthlscounlryandsceksome help. hy not ahint' for too FLORIDA STATE RANK AND S IA F F -, SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY I,IW "s'' 1 - (anru - .- t a d7 P.O,$ flapt-ji (t.i4I3gl y, First Sireei P nsrrt1 p4 ti (,.,rtn II y, Fr r. Last e.as' t, n.. w t r Phr 1311 ft A ttiir Sao'.si us heth, 3674 Jo sMu,',, grch. $19 Pa i.Rt. awrt,sof Aitantonte . PanlilO ,Rl lltOttten CC?II OFCHUI%T V i A it Si*4(Pu4u'choICJ,r CPurc'of . C I( C a-, SI A dre*j P,e'y? anCf,qotei ftt Ca r ft 1 P.ney Ridge Rd C*H.tb.try 4(y CO mu - ,, t Clv Cf of Chl.it. W hut Hft*i* CliyqO'i of Cisr$, Pta H•.* Chv'th H 4 Matr,od St CPwrth ai W ark Ar •ti M.eitIaf SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Fort-ti Cat. 3e,tnt', Liii Ada.'t SrflMhodtfClgp5,t.144o Sanford A 1 r 92 D.$arv S&nfOrd Shd ii Cii CfW Ca.. '* t$ aM. Fort-si Ci?, ' 7,h'$ Elm ., OTNIR CHURCHUS Rd ? -i.,.:. - --d ...e-._- ' country -. - - f Timeut, 3af,sl Or,irn. Palm Sings *1 Atlentonte Springs t,it' P.ap4,t Ci-.,- G'.i '.' Laka Eta-c- C Rt m* W a. Pacto Cnurtn ol it jut CitI n. Latt O, ttn 3111 P C A Al,è.y....,-,. , • Cyprei - TIMI I V (WOlF.—Aleks . y5tCh'p, Ilgw sj,ssq CATHOtiC '--.th Of Hut r.,5 Ea, i ( .-t. t4*d aph.i (IwrLF 0.r.eeçu M4i-eutry Sapt.i tYni'th LII W F.rst St hHueit aur at (Y-.'4 a I ( P.çt I St au,ne catr. Cin.,ti. fl$ o- -,•... C. ttt*ar 1.sth 4aa N.Ivty. aL. Ala 5.C.alho& (J,r - -_-1 4 t4Oiry 54 I tJ,r horGoOof Pr uy 71Q91 El.ei4ye H Pr$e..cy 110.1 PH%irnmQnArf' (I 't"Of p (;%7 - ot3M3a-u* an F €51 1'iI Il.&fl CPts€f. ToO) S SaaJçrØ avt a EPISCOPAL S' Fovop.' Ch,n C D.Baau Q ' fC Lor'g ' 'artlist a t.UT*tLuA,i A%-ir.&.i.-i C -' ,roro (2* Cawiborry GOf $"59.rO U.if Lythvrn 7900 5 OrIan Dr Lu.,trin Cth 04 Prcvsd.nc. Drduuisa S'u44Lvt!-or,n C'wrcr U? fll 5t .4 elf usarpr , * Atfgmt,' .-"9' NAZAREN r ,, -- P. CMrcP' k DeBa.ry s ru,jrn. Tamp F,rt lrtialOfra. W lnda, 1.'.o. -=----= - c Saqtorsn I-aL' P' CP'apei Qranp iur .,a, Vunodo,n 14111 Of Jw'aars WuPn.u. Lake ¼n, Aienr9.°'4t U F*it horn Cnuro of o ?J 000 M'a'*a C-- - $ Ca Lat#Mar, i tevJi sr.n Làt#M4tyBh.i iaktMry CIC$th 4w tfo *Vinui *Fyrn.n & Jesaup At* ,i Pofi Go,pr$ tab4t,;. Mt Oliv Hotin.s C7u, cr o.k Ii Sanford Ail,5,, ChCh. WI ,- rtSb-tWa4ai Cvirds 00k Avid & 3rd St -------------------------------------------------_ — . f1.cP.Uf(lf ( ., M .l -- ssinning ' . cia.mlng 343 W 3rd a Russian 111 evvs JU., IJIC liii. you a ran iniftil)ib1 ROdIfr'9 H Its ?,'riy fl ngff 4lto approval of 1 the K(.R or by it . - .-. - - . __ - . . .• - - - sij :. , - , • ': : . - - . . -. - j "I hate deficit spending, and want to stay away from borrowed spending," he sakL The newly-incorporated city, . . . e uge e helped Mercer get 'right down to business' when Bess showed up. Muk is own:ed by Karry Kelly of Midway. (Herald Photo by Bill B. Vincent) -- UF Brass Gather [ -.- -,<-. IOin CS 5.?'' a ti via C C t F Sc 00 MI '7 - of about lSper-centinmjlk Fund of Seminole thM6thonhalf.pjnts were - - :- a - - -- -- € ( - - -, --I- - -- - - - _n'- -- - " -. ' ' _\' -1 'T - \\ M ' •-- .• ri: -- . -. 'I : ieAgrkufture Department - -- -- . _______________________ -. __ y \' F - •;-'' -.- * _______ -. - -- -- -, ,. - - -4 - - - , --. .• .-- - ' i,j - l - - ' -- - - - '-" - . - ' 1 - - - :-- I -- - - - r -I - Index (alendir (iaulfiedadj II; '--' - I ..4 c nkprogram,ftgusreleaJ - ULI 3A council discussed the budget briefly before passage. "We're reached a plateau with our special meetings now, one, the second week In October. Administration at the request of Upon first learning of the Chappells office the seven council last Tuesday put the the Florida U.S. representative, planned reopening of the area planned parking areas would be budget through a work session, The road, according to to vehicles, several local adjacent to the dunes, before holding the public Congressman Bill Chappell Chappell, ssill be accessible to residents sIho used to surf fish necesitating only a 300-400 feet today announced the go-ahead the beach fishing sites hearing. with there vrnc'iI complaints, walk over the dunes, made ____________________ to Implement plans to open the parking lois every mile of the Sanford residctns Bob Morris possible by straightening the Merritt Island Wildlife refuge u.S mile planned stretch with and El1wurU: C. Harper both roan out. to vchcics. 7 hA ; parking lois abuttini the en. said using the existing dike I V SI III Beach traffic In the area will 'i" The pLan, according to a dangered dunes. roads would make it. impossible be prohibited, as will be use of Chappell spokesman, will The present road runs for 15 for surf fishermen to traverse the present dirt trail running utilize existing mosquito miles ulong a meandering the sandy stretchs of often just behind the dunes, both of control dike roads with parking course along the beach, but several mites before crossing which were cited as major lots to preserve the dune with new mosquito control the dunes. reasons for deterioration of tue barrier threatened by traffic, dikes the Chappell spokesman Both said they were long-time area. Funds for the project were said the road will now run fishing enthusiasts of the Most of the money released released to the Department of almost parallel with the beach, Merritt Island area WASHINCTON Al' The and the by NASA will be used to cut ton's school hldr Interior's Iureau of Sports thus solving one of the reser- initial plan to use the dikes was, additional mnosquito control ''inki i11 be Fishe*-ies $,500 by National vations to the plan voiced by' "impossible for us." ilkase t hool this dIkes on sshich the proposed Space and Aeronautics area sIxrtsmen. According to the releasu' from road ss ill b' tiutit. —_______________ -- ________.------.-----____ Zet i tue Ie A) SR 4A 513 16B inthe bl*ck the next time we do this. "I thought the councilmen had done their homework fully By J RIChARDS 11cr-aid Staff Writer es Dear Aby s' ii i i a a(uaOr,liiCOmmefli horoscope ocicy lthrnr year Bess instructions. Scores of area dignitaries pens oa - --- pr -. -. . - R 111K SANFOIW Seminoles held off a smaller Ovied0 baIIcIub foi a 2-, vic tory Iast night Ifl Area deaths "We arc rccctving soist money from building permits," tie said, "And I don't see any . need for us to borrow anyihizig yet Weregoingto3Itbackan _____ C*3 .- I - :::: H I & n - -- - e. uv'i ',sltu 100 per cent certainty, &a. urut ' / f _7 - sought, sources say. (Page 5•A) 1. oncude, . c JOHN MERCER (hands on plow) helps 'Bess' choose best spot tobreak ground for new United State Bank' facilities Friday afternoon along U.S. 17:92 near Sanford Plaza Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce official John Krider seems more than willing to let Mercer give ATTY GEN. Elliot L, Richardson will let a • noselist, 1. t)ruitrned by the so'viet secret pailki III run deelart'd hlled or stiddenl tuysttriously dead, jA s-s 4 . r )' flT1 . ___ - . • j j Firs, rorr,t (.t ppu ca- t CW, CPui,ich 4 CoO HoIine M'ioØ ___ ____ -. 7 trst Bapft%l Chtd, ef Lk.. -. j ___ • .,.....-. a against Spiro \ rvv arc the first sint e he became a Iioseliold urd but not the first in his political c'irer (Page (1A) itready h.is a task toni o& r there to study' their requests Wonder sshen they're going to kee that 'task f 'h t c study ' t — - droughts(youknow,ntenough Prr Lac# Un if Me*2 __ -- - • , . . rOOTBALL FANS in eight cities will be able to watch their home pro teams on television 'unda W1(kr a ncs r&ing lilting I V balckous on sold-out home pro games. (Page iuuch...only _____ .f,L - tienonesInow clia)oueier hr'nr of Oungadougou? Well, :; (t)V. ltl•.UHIN ASKI', 'istts Altumonte neither did I. Springs to help cut ribben on a printing plant, IJows,wheneseran)onels and tells news report°rs that cosering pott0ni stories has become a 'major beat.' can bet your last dollar (and A&PWEO HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION D i id 8€ . r I and tall - :-:: Junior College. th• pans across ecountrv. ( age 3- ) They'll graduate at Lyman ' 111gb School auditorium on Sept. 20 at 7:30 p.m. Al' l'DERAI. transportation report urges free : rides for urban handicapped and 'lderly poor. SANFOFD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H Hodqesafl Stat? rb Stentrorn and Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO I t4 .................. GULF SERVICE class, : under the supervision of the basic recruit training 7 00p I r _____. . ____ - probe of Vice President SpiroT Agnew, but is One graduating class I'm The Management and Employes FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER DEKLES p : ç: ?1.• _ ...... j " Evening Worth PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO J. 0. (Jim) Smut, and Staff L 0 PLANTE INC. Oiudo FIorda by the Seventh-day Adventist Church . Pat'nr 9 ISa in NurSery & Kindergarten opm WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr and Mrs. Al Wilson PUL1X MAR".ETS and Emplayes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford Li Sunday School THE McKJBBIN AGENCY Inc.*r.,,.-i. .. UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . start tanning into the city s totters h 'hi. rlildfl 'tti mit He Indicated the city will try to defer payment on any of its expenditures, using the expected Income to bankroll such . -: ;. *I#v O4rw Upa$a Roads IOOEai?SeccssdStrest ; ,'..i t'tj,,- u,t.ri,t. r Or.n.id June II. 1973. Lengwooa Muets for Sunday Services at TP Sevpnth-day Adventlit CBurch M.ItI. d •pm - .• - . 'tT' — ,t .... _______ - _;C&•, •- •.1. - tergate hearings. The Rhode Ialand.based group also asked the court to resoke the committee's authority to investigate the scandal "Tht hearings are set to resume Sept 24 — Atty inn. Elliot I.. Richardson said he would give Watergate special prosecutor Archibald Cozan FBI summary of national security stretaps on 17 ixon administration offinals and newsmen. si who have a complaint would tuwe to file a claim with 7 30p m CborPr:ci,ca. LymanH.Klrkwood ........Pastor •. i; ___________________________________________ establIshments which do annually" ' Since there is no state minimum wage law, those of it DOa m Youth Grotjp hs conviction. In other Watergate developments —The Commitice for Fairness to the Presidency asked a the summary section of county court, which replaces small claims court. lie said that It Is his understanding there are people working for this section. who will assist complainants with paper wark nd a It is not necary to hire an attorney. ,.. -.. . iA2 - A 'HORSE' OF'A DIFFERENT COLOR of the Wage and Hour and Control Division, U S Dept. of Labor, "the Wage and 1250.000 business 7)Op it -. a -i conducted the hearing in an paid for working Public PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave . Lake Mary Minister Rv A I te.iens °P, - fostired on them by üthers, induding co-defendasit E duce the plea or whetlieranyone threatened or coerced them into it To eaCh quesion, the men answered no Hunt had pleaded guilty a few days earlier. The other two ck fendant.s G Gordon Uddy anti James W McCoro Jr WE DID SOME CHECKING for those who called and informed us that they didn't get ,,j THE LAKE MANY UNITED 7 300 in - eachmanaboutsiihetherwiy promises had been made to in iSa. m £00P m Even.ngSeqvce' .Jt ': - - Church ScI CHURCH OF CHRIST eMva Rothblatt who would n41 let them plead guilty The cOurt assignedalawyerforuiltyp1eaians1tbefpurmenlaer hirLd attorney Daniel &-njt.z, who filed Friday s motion Before accepting the gw.'ty pleas, Sirica closely questioned 37)$5ut,,O,tandorrve SANLANDO UNITED MET1SCHU/1CH 1 =te 6:30am, Morning Worship CHURCH OF CHRIST epstem of interstate highways,, or 25 miles per hour In business or resldi'ntial district COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN . 7 X)p m 1512 Pare Avenue (mersonJ Eslet Evangelit 74?IPII.TI,n.AVI. taslor Sunday the t'ranch of the ge'ernri.nt,' their motion stid 6:00pm. E. Milte,-. 4S:m . outside of municipabties which Morning Worship ......I:30a. in Chvrh Schoi,I ISa m PAOL.A WESLIYAN CHURCH Old Rout. ilt pacta IlCorin lans f,,rrI'? tO 00 it -, * MuIt'S . .. - . - .. ' - . UMYF been V rgul I 1k varit Emeruti,t Pastor Men iPrayr Breakfast Thursday ' .'- 19 14 0 Steen • authonred by the school bo1ird, Oak Ave £2tdSt Pastor Thomas C- ..f C argus ng.a.nst them. CHURCH Sanlord, Pta. F INST UNIT ED METHODIST CHURCH . ' _ *. municipalities with respect to Lxtracurricular actisities FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 419 Park Ave - 'r-. - 7 30p Pvenu'ig - the maximum speed imiI of 55 t tiles pr hour on highways ch form a part of the ratia1ttcrcy;cmc, any expressway or limited access four-lane road or when Insolved in inter-county travtl Prpsbyieru':n - _____ Psalms 73:21.25 • øop PALMET 0 AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH cv _____ . ' years in prison and fines of $5O,000on charges of conspiracy, burglary and wiretapping. The four, all of whom had been living in Miami. are Ber. Su,,ri..i vurtltn •nn.,*, nard I Bark€r, F ra .i Eugn10 H. Martinez. they are imprisoned at the federal Uary, Daii'uuiy, Cui.n. Their petition said the guilty pleis were "false and Insotuntarily entered under the force and compulsion of a be. Lid that the necessity to protect national security interests 10 00 II 00a n 7 ). m S,nday 7 30p ui FIIo* :' m rzr-±- r --,--- ' . guIlt) to protect what they thought were national security operations and hiit,e asked for a new trial In a petition filed Friday with US District Court Judge i.. J. SrHt. Ih :i a.kcd o chdI,, ,uilt Uk'th li uuioccnt and requested a jury trial. a .i ii • Arresicu ifl3.uC s)emocratsc National Committee headquarters, June 17, 1972, the four pleaded guilty on Jan. 15, during the second week of their trial and have been No. 316.183 Unlawful speed. . No school bus shall exceed m 7 30o SundatScfloo' MornngWorshp V "0 " - .i m FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 130111. in Even Worth Wed Bibl# Study 1 Prayer Serv (FS Wdnetday P VP 1 CHURCH OF CHRIST PASVO' Jin't-s 1' pp: 9 .$ iii unt' 5tui - - eOOPatm Springs Dr. AIIBtI • tiH&t - .. ..- Thursday 7 OOP m csr i'L. -=-- i leflfrcostaI 7 30p m MOrnIr'0WOI-IhIP 4 W.ds'ay - -_ - - i fvanqelustc$ervep Wed Praier & PVJ ii ooam °1' ' LAKE MARY — City council Friday night passed jis $147,252 budget for the coming year withoutanychangesaftera 15- . WAMIINGTON lAP) — The four Cubanborn Watergate . rg,ars 38) ,.ey were ucce.seu intO ptcauing Spolskl w!it t ert t;tlk!! :itjtut U' U prL'VIou coizm that 50111C Of II I. tat fhtr nurn1.rs wou, ge fl), 'ticketed' for speeding," I'd suggest you all carefully redd .jn.or Mevttng & CasseIberry -— - Morning Wo'hp METHODIST CHURCH Hwy l7tJatPinnRad;eRd . . - Psalms a - __ 39 113 Ii OOa m Worship Sc _ - - Psalms Even ng Serv,ce Prayer L. !_.___ • Tuesday PuJn'ts OW TrumsioraNew Day p, ....t -- - Phon , --•. . • - - 'I'...', . u. irL Li .. A In reply to those bus drivers who called and wanted to know 9 15$ in Mn'ng Wot-ihup MVF& ' Bible itudy Wed • IJlAifport Blvd. 10 OOa " Sunday Shoal MOininUSSevite ..............11:00 EC. g. 13.20 II : rn. 7 )0P in in I OOp in Study and Pryr-i- -. MOnday t,adlqy. 945m Family Worship .- ' ' - . _______ .! Or Harold Harr s Sunday Sehtwl .. ..' I) 00a m A lfln ui TucN,rDrevrSunIandEtat,s Rev. Gary 15fl.r PaSIor _______________ . m tO SO a m 6 00 m 7 00P m l7SCryStaILaIIeOV CHRISt UNITED . _______ CXnnWItiIY Canter ____ 9 Hi John OF TilE NAZARENE METHODIST CHURCH Mc.rn.n Wochp 1 ast LAKE MARY CHURCIt GPACE UNITED . _______ - . I ' ,..,,.J ,., "' .. MtIwd.st . - .. -. Christian OUKvy lIe IMiSWestu Hwy 4k 1 ... P&I.IO, 9 ISa m It OOa m . '.c - # Morning Worship YOuth Hour - . ., .... ,.. . . ---• / -. '- ;•_. . ____ . . . ..-- - _____ . - 2nd Sunday School flOO Orlando Ave (17 93) (Lutheran Church In Anteiica William B Do*ney Pastor ChurcP.SdItoot ..... . = Aics Lak.Monro.. Fla ' . . .• -MTIGAL p, - Congngahand FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH '. —" 1 1 I VW GOOD SHEPERDUNITED . r.!4 CaiseIb.'ry Fr. Jam Martinez .........Pastor Fr. MarllnKelIer ......Ant. pastor Sat Mass S OOp ., fl3 Win I. --.q'- SI a Douglas D Elliott W Passes 1st , - - 7 30P m - .. , Pleas £ tamtyNagPdtWeøl Unit I) will be put into an In- a different tack. "Because the Construction Corps to imterini type treatment System. health department has In- mediately pump out defective The DPC order that the City formed residents, they are (Cont'd On P1. 2A Col. 3) ,. 14 neva 'Th, ChurO ut tnt. Lutherin HOvr snsP and TV "Thss is th Lute" NYPS Rev Elmer A Rt'tischer Pastor SuE WStI) ".. "Obviously, we are going to grease the rail.," to get plant approvals from various state 0 1j&. Assenitiv UJ (,od r i U t.qirio.. plant for a permcnent solutkn the septic tank pollution flooding problems in Ovfcdo to of ()viedo must chlorinate all aware they must Institute the defective areas has been sanitary precautions. We do not lifted, Wood salc. "With all the feel this particular order was rain, the city would just be terribly pertinent, so it was dumping chlorine that would moáfled." Immeiliately wash away," he The order signed by T.ry said, adding the health Cole, state DPC attorney, ii GENIVA CHURCH OF THE NA LUTHERAN CHURCH OF Oviedo vity officials and sixto-eight land developers have agreed to jointly finance a 500,000 gallon daily capacity Oaks, Unit I. Bill Wood, agencls, Wood sail. engineer, Central region, state lie said the plant's plans have Department of Pollution been submitted by city (.'ontrol, told The Herald. engineers. Driver and Spooner. Wood said the plant, expected Wood said while the perto be built southeast of the city, inanent solution is worked on, will he constructed and in "the septic tank seepage in the 1 / I t ,f.'. —i ______ F - ,.. , - . 1 IIANF1S I (-' I iilJ Ii S Uflhl\(.. ,Jnck I!orner it talks to IIOb Anderson (herald Photo by Jean Patteson , - "gathering" Friday at The When the Nixon budget was I" irest in Lake Mary for area announced Last January, the pilot firms to meet the departnintsersednoticeta i'rganmz.ation s solunteer, and popular special milk prolearnhowmajorfirmscanhelp gramcost1ngabout$1oQrnllj raise this year's goal of $1, a year would be trinitmed to $25 nullion. million beginning July 1. "This gathering is the backThe special program, sup. bone of the F und, said Jack rted , milk lobb ItoCter,PilotflrmsdhL,lon isis and Congressmen fron fuxn you canour make a great eral assistance to schools 'hlkri. net to St. crvirig milk nurirug snack l&onard Unita.s, a uOIku breaks. The servings were In Fund campaign chairman addition to milk prosided with qoted a proserb, Ieholl Uie regular turtle - he only makes breakfastsschool lunches or progress when his neck Is out,' and Lrged, "Let's stick our Pr'esentty, n1y children in necks out and raise $l,520,fCO schools without regular meal thIs year." service are getting milk under fl f' the tSDA program, theme, Thanks to YOU it !umne state and local school sorking for its 1974 iampaign lurh administrators base fht United Campaign of complained that rising food Orange, arid Seminole costs plus the reucflon In milk niunties Osceola is a cooperative joint tnture sponsored by' the The mmuonev iave tcrciyj theni to i United Appeal of Orange e uruna e m.il'1k SC IS County, Inc., the United Appeal Proposals to force the Agri. of Osceloa County Inc. and CUIt.Ui't kptrtmiat to resume The United Fund oC Seminole full specIal 1411k spendIng are l'ountv. Inc. pending In ('cngress. �2A—The Sanford Herold Sunday, Sept. 16, 1913 The Sanford Herald • 0 UAW I ko i t S I Is - tci 111111E,~_E~_ LF7_ '1 Z__3_" V_r_ __1 ~_- at0 Chrys ier Production 6 PRICES GOOD THRU MONDAY OPEN SUNDAY OPENWEEKOAYS9TO9 o2r, ; • I ooc-r. ,%,,,,-,,1?0 DETROIT (AP) Chrysler insisted the strike Was not trig"It suddenly was the 14th of heaviest because 93,500 of the ' production of l74 cars and gered by Bfl) single issue. September and we were a long firm's workers the in the city trucks hatted today when 113,'the strike Left Chrysler with way from home," UAW Presi- o r As suburbs. Initial union 3(X) United Auto Workers union Just 122,000 of its new cars and dent Leonard Woodcock said strike benefits total 130 to t0 -1 m embers struck United States trucks ready sale while Friday night almost an hour weekly. and Canadian plants after time senibly lines kept rolling at its before the 11:59 p.m. strike While working, union memran out on contract talks. two major competitors, deadline, hers earn an average of $5.12 Bargainers from both sides General Motors and Ford. The strike against Chrysler per hour during the first 40 Corp., the nation's fifth largest hours of each week. 1 manufacturer and No 3 in the Excited workers leaving the domestic auto Industry, closed MackAsenuestampingplantin 54 auto plants in 21 states and Detroit after the strike was Canada, called Friday night were But 14,200 union members at greeted by friends carrying .i---- rp I I __ : KODAK "TRIM-LINE" CAP.DS • 24 KODACOLOR CARDS t6 593 4 88 • 24 BLACK & WHITE CARDS REG. '' 299 iir.. KODAK SLIMLiri.c CARDS • 24 KODACOLOR CARDS ............ a ; 5.98 • 24 BLACK & WHIT( CARDS ............ g 3,49 • 5X1 ENLARGEMENT us c • SEASONS GREETING FOLDER k 1 1 . National ~----I- -__ - -9 = - __ ~_ _= 11= __ NOT OFTEN, BUT SOMETIMES EVEN 'CATS' LOSE FOOTING IT WAS just one of those trying days earlier this but weak road shoulders, a heavy rainsorin, and a steep incline proved just too way to an Oviedo football game. ____________ N - - - r -7-z',_' . F7 '' 1 Ia , n,,_~~ -_..,. V F tU'I i U, liv DUNNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer tt ----- fl .. ,,,,',rd, - ______ --.-.-- "_'-_ _ W.-~-_.~_ ,7~_ ~ '' Nqd-~~ ------. ~~::~.__ Z~_ I - T!: - ____ '!' ' i _ ____ - - . I J - . -- I Cambodian Rebels Towns _.A I __ - 3i__ I- - -t __ V - i'l INOM 11`1 1, Cambodia t Al') — Cortwitinist-led insurgenLs today encirrAed two government vittages acrom the Mekong River northeast of Phncm Penh, according to - - Ca mbodian navy officers. 11w offircm sWd'the insurgents had surrounded the prr%indal capital of Vilwar Suor, 13 miles f---.n Phnorn Penh, and Krcch Soucli village, four miles from the capital. They caid the government was sending reinforcements by boat up AE An estunated 54X) government troops were An Vihear Suer, nine persons. Atxrdt 10 minutes later police aitI a terrorist hurled hand i'renatje Into a crowd at another ferry crossing and Injurvu (wee persona. - ----- A of Kompong Cham, 47 miles northeaO of repair or replace the defect.ive .1 I _ 1; tt4'- j .iL.uL the iuihLir> Kompong t. - _-_ reportedly has ::z zz, OZ ";.A::-,;.4!-!, ProVinte about 3M , miles northeast of Vie capital, SU(T,CMful!Y as long.as North Viet.=Wse troops rcimin in .. LRus. 'P \ '( I -.1 J ' -i l had rc it I d e par fr I" • T .kT.!1,T?Z-_; — .2 I ,\uditr General 1.rnest EllA- r r 3T / no uniform ~ . __ - __-_%, - . - 11 - -_ l'be DOT stall response said to Florida Department of vehicles after hours for the department needs. Elilsonsuggestedthedepart. "It appears that job status Is meat obtain special permission sometimj a factor in author for parknt home pr-I'.ilges for izat'cm ti rIn fr..i t 1 Ia.!.t nA ubj. ct tt, r,ncr Job to ho'm Lilisun si1d I ri gery calls but tot which such cm utilization of mobile equipwnL terest of the state." But a response by Vans,. The audit, covering the periP'tatonScret.ar Walttr i(e od Ltwecn Ji'h I 171 I I)t t3rutisvil ftt we frel inigilt po&sibly bip r2l mil-lion ntatewide fleet f)f ciinstrucd as falling in this cat. nearly 69C0 'chicks of ' ,, .. j -rI i Otu r• WASHINGTON ( AP) There is apossiblefire hazard in 3972 table-model, 19-Inch Zeni th color television fj the Consumer Product Safety Commission sa id Friday. it said Zenith, alerted tothe problem Wcdnesdayfollowinga fire in one stt in Milwaukee, has promised to try to . tact all ow ne rs of th e 12,000 sets for repair at its ex pense. —. a --- I It r-411 heating oil where dealers call t1f the price hikes. Council er John nom-ect sI a. Dunlop gave cation wtxiie highem- rn-ices w 'u1d hit consumers, but said the Ci "will ct promptly" -- - - 29 RIG Si 69 - . yNCAfoa:4 lU t R'OWOODS - wWch time formaUon will be - - L \\ II $ £ SVVING ER GRILI \\ I LARGI CGCt - The council also announced approval of a one cent per gal- Ion price increase by Atlantic . Richfield Co. effective Monday For both gasoline and home heating oil. Thousands of gasoline dealers have protested that the Phase 4 ceiling5 have put them Into an economic squeeze. Dunlop said the dealers will now have a chance to prove t heir case, lie sa id they will shortly receive forms to submit price, cost and profit iformation to J ustify the Increases. Under the Phase 4 price cellings that took effect In early September, many service station operators were required to \ , closed session of the conmitttec Monday. __________________________________ million handicapped Sept. 17— — - perlence difflcijiti p.m., community center. - - 1 Ocltona 1Ilinoi Club dinner, 6 9:45 n.m. Topic: Education. '(.11 mass Wansit. It said about five million of them live In urban :11 areas where mo"e than eight per cent of the working people ride mars transit to their Jobs I - ... - - _ - - ___ . . I " .- . ,,, -. - .. .-.'. . % 1~ 7-~ - T f \ \ I CHRYSLER —Eighty fi ve plants and Installations covered by the ww agreement In 21 states , -10 . " ' - / ,n live in urban . areas where less than eight per ." cent Of Ilk' population rides —Employes 160,000 payrou, i,&. (MiT ..i ' U N IT E I) ••L.o t-~ __7~~;- I . I - --- uwironmenta I esto oug I herald PhotohyJean PeIttCSOfl) ore ______ ________ ________ _____________ Area Deaths Wit.! IA'iH %SFit(11 Vc'tlIiiin C W 71 f 720 ."orillarilh 110111ev:ird, Deltona. i Reporters Pollution Major Assignment dIed ' Saturda y morning at - s ________________ ..' - auditorium Lit incinlx-r of the Linpire Club o 1)eltona, and was also a Program will be M Stevetts from "Stepliii 'said in 1I imonte cntrnnmental bittle 1- ru!i. Mire offcu than n1, h G wtti An Flortd has continued It has been Askew The r°%ernor said the press I mti.ik tire th,i it re w ' reporiing is ahaay bro-aght unprecedented aggressive reporting that has aimed at the Public benefit. pro-Verity, but the Influx of disclosed illegal bulido4ng of peorle and rapid development majestic shade trees rnd "It is especially incumbent or, il c giant of 1l tcttrLt dredgingcj- r.itiuns lum, bcfore the Peess (0 consLinth i!uufll Metcas' ha_- also braught law vriforcerrient officerx against the temptation to problems of population density nrrt'.ed an the scen e misuse jourm4han for its own filt .ni ..udience of nCwsfleg, liii. Injblme K sda. s-nd ,%si,, his tr- I ilium i rgc Dt'ltona dat! 1.:. 1 .:l. r I Itm !r'. V,u l.ttf ' iii 'it •' 1 65 ii I I 1 I) iiu u u .i i ., C . - L , - -- - - De DOROTHY GRAY "ONCE A YEAR SPECIALS" 4 U AAl fl OZ. HAND CREAM ('DC PtP.R -I - - 1~ . t7 . ___ __~- __-_- =-N.- ____ __i F ti~i - We-- 1_0 U _64T ,L -- E __ W , 9 ' ~ - - ---. A! 1AM r _ •' ; 1- ____ • - . ii fl7 • _______ . 1 , . 100 CT. • 200 IU (LIMIT II I I NLI I VIIRMIN t 1.50 I I A I 100CT MULTI V1TAMIS DIPAU THE )AGARD DIPATI 511* ADULT - -s a tzp - - NIG. 3 II — LIMIT 50 5 S , ,, , I -.1 , 0- U,0,11c, 0 r C - - - - .. .. C N I . -1 I nC,r,_W_,~WT,~, :" - •. - - - - - - . 3 , VAN WYCK . r ~ WHIPS. CREAMS, MIXES. FOLOS. C" BLENDS. MODEL VW55 ~* (I 1~ "I I MODEL5 99 %j '.. :: - - 't 1i ." / IN".. J1f T INSTANT ADDITION SUBTRACTION & MULTIP[ICATIO $ DIGIT DISPLAY - - lqw I PANEL - OPERATES 04 4 . C C _______________________:,191179 _________________ 4--- ROOM AIR COOLER VOIDED CABINET BUIIT-14 WATER PUMP i, CAPACITY 2 RIG '999 DRY OR FINE r' %r.w :~ ~i i i;! !l I') a I" ___ .", CONDITIONER '1123 a I GAILI A99 - - — ESKIMO I "I . " - ,~ 1 ELECTRONIC " I 11 '' . LLOYD'S 660 . - , I I il . " ' 9 --- .. " I '' or " I REG 179 I J=Z ' " '-t. - E_ __ 1 -7--A . - .... ' ._.,,, - - ,.- Call 4rv-ki'i' __________ WIND '- 1' 834 9212 ROSEMARY KNIGHT liii' "IlIIflI'tI IIir.sIsI Pubi ht ci D , day. ecept Saturday by Th, Sanford Herald 3 Samord 1.*Wor Citimns Club, vered dish luncheon and Bingo. The first parking meters for automobiles were installed in 1he business dis. anfurtI l.lon (lub, noor ()kla on July lu 1935 1 ht I louse of Steak. C. Barth Engert World Almanac recalls. The wi'l present program on Fill rnaihtnes Sept. 19 PIG 00 "u' - I £ £ CHIMES I , . MEN S - REG. . 8 • -_ - 134C • SHOES '" HIA VY DUTY DUCK UPPIRS AND THICK CUSH1004 I111SOLIS ,',"* ' devised bs Carlion C. Mague arid took c lot in the N UUnL - GLORIA IRWIN _______ 'ere 61 pluil3 M 50 CT. ' "S -_ t)flary Fire hull. ____ I ., __________ - $34-9212 ____ . "', its . ' All nurses invited. Leaguc of Women Voters & FLOWER ii s C!mI ''. li~ not all bQd.- OCt. 12 - , - ____ REG 997 - ti,qii i 0 RAfl RiC "71 ., :- 'I REG 1 82 .. . MOISTURIZING a 1 GAL tON N II LI K I I" •I ,~,...~.................. .. '', .. -. MAJOR ISSUES —Voluntary overtime: Chrysler contends - I - 47 - U 1^1 I LIIIITWIIGIIT P0T*BLt STUROT UNIT 10 TO 1?$R OPtATt011C) ONI IittlltG "', , - -' I . iUflIflflN - ~_ I ~-e_ Day Care Center For 4 --i •-., _J — HUM IDIHER BAM BOO "F' — .-- ci se I 28-29 Civil Enolneers Hilton Hotel -. - -. • — cc ( Ii New in fhe ' -;~' are planning and le~zlishiti%e repralentatives and inember of tile United j1cId Staff Writer providing [or the upheaval, county oIicIaIs while attending Methodist Church of E)eltona. Bringing environmental confusion and dismay resulting the opening Of the SenUnel Star lie was a retired employee of pollution to public awareness froni this 'growth binge'," said printing plant in Altarrmle the New York City Sanitation hastecomea major beat'for Askew. "I urge the press to Springs. Dept. media, Guy. Reuben 'keep the heM on' fighting Survivors include wife. , to work overtime. — - L........ - - "C' 'COOL MIST" , _____ ______ strnt NLIIS - C l $ ELECTRIC _____ RLu. I J C~ ,)0;OZ-" A U TO energy supplies, FACTS Sept. - ' HOSE our i*I.C. LIGHTER - ----- WORLDALMANAC lived In L)eltona for the past 14 months when he moved from - \., I ,, ' 'rest and review of the and Education Cooperation." -- ------ I !L.. = CIGARETTE ORANGE Continuing Education. 1 V -N __ __ ___ - - ~~ ' t' -' PROOF' '.,9, WORKERS —Union membership: 1.5 million in auto, aerospace and agricultural implement ind ustries. —Represented Chrysler employes: 115,000 in the United States; 12,500 in Canada. —Strike fund : $60 million wi th ability to borrow from other unions. —Strike benefits: $30 weekly to single worker, $40 Seminole Drug Action comschool auditorium. Parents inittee's eight Dart crisis in- -Sept. 25 &-inford 11ilot Club picnic, follow student'i schedule terverition training courbe will following talk by Principal be at 7:30 p.m.. Sept. 20 at 1100 6:30 p.m., 405 Lake Blvd. Loch Arbor. Program on traffic . Owen E. First St., .Sanford. Carron. safety by Mary Boone. Sanford Lmon.s Club sponsors entra11.1orida I trsonnel spaghetti ilinner at civic center Sept 27 A 018 , ,f neet 4. pm to benefit Sight Con ,,IpLra%on 1 0 e. .nn, ..ee ,oa.. SISTF 11 tnt' ionn ( ivilier %ervation 11'rogram. Lions have Alturney'rom Moran will speak Motor Inn. Halloween candy for sale. on current management 1 •'') . bi ion. Country Ballads. Social Hall league ot Women Voters Oak at 8th. School Itack to I "_ I WIND 1972: :. ' discussion unit, 7:45 p.m., renter Speaker, Dave Fhlcrt, Pace> Realty liuildlng, 421 Sept 24— SJC, topic, Community Sanlando Springs I)r. (Ml intoro totary, noon, iJ'.lc Cooperation in Adult md l.ongsood Topic Education (,cnter. .peaker, E'.cre't 'S IN X 50 PT I GARDFN N .- • 188,000. operations would be crippled if workers could not be made Nine to Midnight. Music by 999' .' 1972: $2. I- 1 -1 / L 'ox; II EXTRA DRY ?,.,$ , . * " ", ", 11', ,_ 01, ,1 I 11", nrc today's strike: "-srv.r.r&' BA U '066 Oak 0"w .1 I ANTIPERSPIRANT -' -' _______________ ARR ID OOD Vlorrc and ('hr s'er Co and the issues that led to rieig DECKER & ROTARY MOWER 0" Ill . W —Shareholderu, 11 I K C" .i'st.Ct'ilf I AS' c hildre n, Se pt- 22 All Souls dance open to public :- ELECTRiC 6 01 °" Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic ~ - vjw----~ 1-~ --- discussion unit, Altamonte C mmunity Chapel, SR 436, . .1 NG SVOKI'G CROdING \ 30 00 00 000 00 00", 0",-, Dunlop',s announcement that the prire of petroleum products will soon be going up came amid new calls for mandatory fuel allocation programs to help conserve the nation's scarce Seminole Calendar I ' RIG 26 BR I 99!! ARr:,. COVIR-IDIAt (OR ROAST RUSTPROOF #0 assets of the Unit —u... ll t ' I million cars ics in tte :c.• United Sta tes and Canada, .°, ' C S\ ' . We ' 99 CHAISE ________ .... tRIGt 9'3 I UM!UP. / II 0, RE&. 7.99 A/ - 99 -0 $ i A T S - Glance in - - - I - -. C000 At-A nd Canada. et11 — •tu.0 (HAl ' TrIKe citkd to raise once ceilings on go1ir., dicsel ftcl and hUmc & ALUMINUM --- :ro • Justified' • ouncii Says C' Of CC 1.1 -. - - - nth a gallon. WitSHINGTON (All) — The Senate Foreign Relations Committee Is expected to vote Tuesday to recommend con fi rmation of liem'y A. Kissinger as secretary of sta te. Its final public hearing on t he nomination Frida y was given over to 10 opponents who characterized Kissinger as a war criminal and a racist. Kissinger goes before a UMTA says there are 13 4 • .1 .. ii Fire nazaru transportation of the haridi. capped. It says it plans to determine what tiafety rules should be imfituttd. - ~ .. Askew lag, saying 'the only eategory 1ackd centralized control frnsne 1'.ng p ( I , T - . 5.5 , a , portaUon for the handicapped. ;/ i -, the control Rut a spokesman denied the Saigo' gayer-n. 'lilt ,*o Launch -A rnhl -. a a fie said the typhoid in- 1 I f It h . u er y istratlon also has annt.unced it is investigating air leans- _____ - to link thei mountain alronghold3 in L WihBlAthDix'.h. Sou th Vietnam said today it welcomed Fridays signing of Li ii' r.d greenwnt 1n Ios us it would welcome nn !n t 1 i' -ut Hg aiid Listing iic Hut it -- - son says vehicles are assigned district engineers need the state :I tptured ('ntiimunit documents rcvtalcd REG. S1.49 - —- ,o%Crr, 'if UMTA) and the Trans. ic dee1oixm,nt, he a I portation Systems Center. The Federal Avi&Uon Admin- • MONTGOMERY, Ala. tAP, — An e th ics law requiring certain newsmen as well as public officials to reveal the sources of their income was challenged In court w1tIn hours of its signing Friday. The class action iuit of Jesse IwIs, owner and publisher of the Birmingham nines, cuims s.aUe '.10 , aLLS uiC .,Ofl5t1iUOfl S guarantees of freedom of the press and equal protection under the law. The law requires newsmen and public officials to make public their soureca of income, debts, outside interests they represent and property th ey own from which they receive an income, Any reporter failing to make the disclosures would lx' liarred rom covering I4ttI' i"vernflwnt in ,ri> Wa)" For rI J •• a I Ethics Law Passes Rides ' - typhoid bacteria had been Iabora~ories. (;--- Bir th Duth -.. Oaks .1 1 A iIuaUuri in coistaI ___ - •• system Fcetd was not available at E4rller this week, Seminole eithet his office or his home to County health Du'ctojcomment on whether test suIts ha been turned rr fl,' lat fts ,cee)s h'.c' initiated an mcre4slng number .rounJ t'L ll.LlS pervneter betau..& ttai. A gottrnment source reported the woop concentrations an ::-:-:';: REDWOOD . •4,,I4 ___________ ________ . . i1sc ieveiapers, the city and ;,;*,4 "'H, 4irvistUlleni was In .-I ---~ the re"nts were also ordered clollecOng 5amples from the -I ' I to construct and share equally reuidents in a search for a in the cost of the collector typhoid carrier. troops %vre niecting heavycaliber fire from Khmer Rouge gullne-rs entcetwhed in the not-thwest corner of ttw city, Camb--Aa's third largest. Adipluzmuuc sourcemPhnorn Penhsaid the Kiuner Rouge border in Thailand. About 300 planes and nearly 40,000 Americans remain in Thailand, and 110 planes and 3,600 men have been withdrawn since the bombing ended Aug. 15, according to th e U.S. Pacific ('nn,,nnnilhnri. •... jointly by the Urban Mass Lixr_~ jV-1 - -Im.A;i. ,4R" --%-. ou'ru- ciAiwiaild"i duct ap%mt-Atlmul, 54"U IV I . Cost of Living Counctl has de- (' ago still is poised across nearly 2.7 millIon urban handicapped and elderly rxor. The recommemlatlon came Friday In a Department of Transportation study, which said that ci ties receiving Inaas transitfundsahould berequired to make their bus and tall lines more accessible to the handiapped and elderly. The report was prepared -. ' tank systems and to Se[IC battle-scarred .. - . Armada 'Sits I t Y" 'Y" -jaLs say much of the aerial armada that bombed CacbodIan targets until one mon th lXflIØ warm wcine to Seminole County for the governor (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) found in effluent from 'Cont'd From P 1 Meanwhile, governinent troops were reported moving northern provinces. J U.S. - , __ __.,__ - ____ _ - -. WASHINGTON (AP) A federal transportation repOrt urges free rides f or the nation's evelopers •• At Pollution Solution tc,&y and :wt off explosives at a fprry crossing, wounding five A • I" , Lemnmn, Florence Henderson Robert Goulct Carl Iteiner 1)ick Van Dke and "anc Yvllcon -..-- PRESIDENT EARL WELDON •.. ~ gent sappers infiltrated the peruhietr of Phnom Penh early -- IIEIIALD PUBLISHER WALTER GIELOW (1),GOV. ASKEW,SJC without having to rely only on MeCarter's testimony. and about two companies were reported in Kroch Souch. At a daily briefing, the command also reporied that insur- ___ __ ,,, /~ -:*-i: - McCarter. WhenMcCartcr gave the tip about Powers investigators conductet! their own invesUgafion and determined there was vnough evidence to seek an Indictinent against flowers upoile . ritassW nvm titan 3,000 troops near the ceritt al coast in anti. ciption of a remew-ed Cummunist push to isolate the counVy*s - -, ., i. k ,w. - -- mar. and filed a charge of false report of a crime against More titan 100 wounded government soldiers were awaiting _ _ _ L Honeycutt murder was 'U'e secGnd tip .McCarW gave Brevard police. The first tip occurred when McCarter alledgedly paid 1135 to a Titu.sville man for heroin and when theheroin was notdellvered McCarterwent to police and had the man arrested for robbery. When the robbery nharge proved to be false the state attorney's omce dropped the robbery charge against the . p.m. to 2 a.m. EDT. Major figures of the Democratic party will appear with such entertainers as Milton Berle, the Fifth Dimension. Henry Fonda, James Garner. Jack : _W= _:—-,,_f== .___ _a- - _. = __ - U rge - govefl4icflt ,'wgt . , ihe current strike against A news blackout on progress Chrysler has the Detroit area of the talks continued - -_ - - -, - - F ree presented by a star witness. Powers is charged with the murder of Kenneth Dell Honeycutt, 50, a convenience store operator found May 18 stuffed In the store's cooler with four bullets In his head. Marshall Ray McCarter, 18, Cocoa gave Brevard police the tip which resulted In the arrest of Powers. According to testimony and previous court records, McCarter was to buy heroin from Powers. Reçortedly McCarter gave Powers $300 for the drug but the delivery was never made. When McCarter realized he had been "rippedoff" he went to investigators with the tip, Brevard suurces say. It was testimony about the rip-off that led to the mistrial. State Atty. Abbott Herring prosecutor In the case said it W.LS the first mistrial he had ever had. The tip about Powers aileded involvement In the — -Ui Virtnaui. the Saigon (10 FOR $8 . 99 ) - - Rids for new blue police uniforms were referred to the police chief for study and recommendation. Apparent low bidde* was the Engel's Co. i4 1.15.90 per uniform. Presently police uniforms are brown. The first-decree murder trial of 17-year-old MIcael L. Pitrs is set for Monday in the Seminole County Courthouse. A mistrial was declared at Powers' first trial In Thu'i!Ie when testimony about a crime not being tried was " -I Head to planned unit devebpment. RyMARKWEINTZ Herald Staff Writer hi u'iu,u. S The Democratic parts tests post akrgate financial pull tonight with a nationwide te le th on to pay off the party a deb ts a nd raise funds for l974elections The kadoffs akeriSt & I' N ( h iirmn.iri of thit ' n.iU onirnittt in ha:i1 tht W iltri' iii iff;ir Till, vf rr.-Ii- ' ,i • - is On Trial Monday In Murder Cas- - SYLVANIA - lJ.)S AM,f I I' S AP ____ -_.._-r_ f ' - . - " , _________ 17mw Year~Old - the • - A public hearing was scheduled on Oct. 8 at 7 p.m. to consider a change in zoning on the Georges St. Laurent property on Range Lane Road at SR 434. St. Laurent plans to use the already zoned highway frontage for commercial uses z.'d is :!-king btuthwss district zoning on the balance of the land. Oct. 22 was the date set kx hearing on the proposed Trim-Tic property reon1ng cn the Lor.gwoad-Markhsrn the project, against Uc'mi;m uniit-Ied fort.'c th — i. / . 4 mobile borne ;irk v'ninu. TN zoning will he given at a later to h's'in The paving project, a joint effort of the city and the countv,has been gi ven fttpriori ty n coun ty proJeeisfor tj new iear. The county will provide labor and equipment for twhi ~P'.,r--. fn,ni pi(lku-,~ A ..-.--, '-- - PAK OF 3 (Lfl - -. :- ____________________________ . :-. _______ date, Inc city council Indicated. Councilmen H.I Ft'rre!! E.E. Wiiiiamso voleu against Inc annexa ti on u Lungwooci-Markhan ttoad. Thl ov -%aten -:- :-:- . - :.; I rntx,rt .~k ~ ___ ~ - _______ -__ -.-.--~~~. -_-- -___ - - __ _ ~ ~___I&~-~ ~= -~~ _____ ~,__24 M ----.~ ~ L.___ _~___-~;Z_ k : .. i p . — _____ " I - — - - In other action, the council authorized the city attorney to prepare an annezation ordinance for the Al Stolte property adjacent to the planned Tom Radloff mobile home park north of SR 427 near Longwcod Hills Road. Stolte is asking for 5min'!e Ccuni Ccrnznissfoners have requested that th city p ce ondepcit i, Oct. s€,iuoc0- 1ator - ic - k I ieS .-' - .#-._.. ,... '. , , - - . - s'i hir.-3 b division under construction in the Or lando &ea but found little reduction in vandalism. He said vandalism slows down when regular patrolmen are seen often around a developmeat. Rendell also indicated the $23000 wiU be contributed by t-'rI brul develeni. Longwood now has 14 regular policemen, Including w 4r ,----. -a'- •, them white collar workers the "The Big Three already said PAW iI'i'kb't1 in kppn nn Ihn Ink 'nfl vnlitntnrt, A ,• r' .sincethey were not involved Lu son should have therightto deauto producti on. The other 3,)0 cide for himself. Slavery' Is B e are at planLs in Kokomo, md,, over! yelled auto worker John and Van Wert and Fostoria, Warren as he left the gates. Ohio, which prod uce parts for Warren was referring to one ' r. Skylab In Day 50 other automakers. of the union's key demands " A last-minute company re- that workers be allowed to deSPACE CEN1'EU, lloustcn (APi As Skylab's quest that the current contract ide if they will work o'.ertime Iron itit so in d throw h lb. ir 'oth L,y IJThC( Id ( tim ntl b ext rI' 1 i rtjec.ttd otrttmiit 1 man mound I it. ( i 1)1 1 ' It. 1, Iii IJ1°(.t.tIUi 'i Yiroodcock had said repeatedly datory. bring the spacem'ien home in the partially disabled Apollo :.. iv there would be no extension UnOther key union demands still . ferry ship. Two of four jet steering engines on th e Apollo less there was an agreement in awaiti ng settlement include an have had problems since early In th e mission. As tronau ts principle, unspecified wage increase, al Alan I.. Hean,flwen K. Garriott andJack H. Inusma plan The strike is the First against lowing workers to retire with to use only th e remaining two to guide th eir ship through Chrysler since 1950, when the full pension at any age after 30 the critical re-entry maneuvers Sept. 25. Groundbased u ni on closed company plan ts years in the plants, boosting astronauts will test the two-tngine t echnique in simuln•. for 104 days. That strike, the pensions from $500 to $650 per tom-s at the space center on Sunday and Monday. auto industry's second longest, month, company paid dental '•'' -' I-- The deteriorated, pat-holed pavement was cut up several Weeks ago with county cooperation. Mayor Eugene Jaques in recent weeks said new development builders adjacent to the road had pledged and would pa for the paving. Thursday night, no mention was made of develoners' con tr ibutions for the project. 1AThGY 001) — A developer Jerry Rendell has offered the city $23,000 to pay the salaries, fringe benefits and equipment costs of hiring two new police ptro1men. The offer was viewed with favor by the council, but referred to work session for Further discussloit Rendell, developer of Sandalwood Subdivision off Longwood-Markham Road, said Thursday his new housing project is being vandalized constantly and the addition of two i.f(Ieers would not only a.cure better patrol in his area, but re:t I th'. f' 11 - - ivews iI - -' - $23,000 Offer Made 9 that turned more than one driver's head on the much for his machine. Herald Staffer .1 Richards snapped these shots of a rescue effort tractor, week for the driver of this normally sure-footed a -: I GRSI1ffD 1~ `~^, ,01 ,6,',6.' '. - . Early Bird. .. PHOTO 49, / ; . .. ~, C,Zr, if - y Sunday, Sept. 16, 1973-3A 834 9212 All, monte Sprinqs Longwood fl A . . 88 • b% I I I r' FrenCh A ve . Sanford, 4 I _ - 834 921 2 Sanford Florida jii biPtion Carrier — Rat. . ForetCi t y 79C b f68 M67 __________________________ . ,- 49 1 _T ' - ), .1,, r" �S - 4 lil A .. TheSfOrd Herald Sunday, Sent. 16, l9'3 AhéTWF maii uu Lockheea By JOHN PINKERMAN Editor, Copley News Service Office reporting to Congress that Lockheed Aircraft Corp.'s financial situation is "promising." It was two years ago this past summer that Congress, after a. bitter ba ttle and in defiance of precedent, voted to guarantee $250 million in loans that Lockheed desperately needed from 24 banks, Had Lockheed not received th is guarantee legislation its L-10I1 Tristar commercial plane project surely would have gone under and even the entire firm might have gone bankrupt. had the latter catastrophe occurred, 70,(X0 workers directly or indirectly concerned with Lockheed's continued existence would ha ve joined the unemployment ranks. It w: contrary 1(1 \in'rir;e tradition to iavc 'tile government come to the rescue of a big corporation, d espite the impact on so many workers, and some in Congress described the administration proposal as an exercise in squandering the taxpayers' money. Sen. William Proxmire, Wisconsin Democrat, was th e leader in opposing th e loan guarantee for Lockheed. The Food and Drug Administration has a legitimate reason for regulating nonprecrip1ioii 1L'C (If vitamins A and I), IflasSiVe uI 1'hh ue ildi ii. 0d ii) st?VC and a ccurate labeling, The commission went astray, however, when it decreed that supplements or foods containing more than 150 per cent of the aecorninended daily allowance of other vitamins must be classified and sold as drugs. The classification i arbitrary and capricimi 1 gives FDA tiiuer tnn?rl! content and sale of admittedly harmless vitamin products. Claims that the federal agency needs this extra clout to protect consumer interest seem unfounded. _______________________________________________ - traE1 TELEPHONE 831 9993 WALTER A. GIELOW. Editor and Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE. General Manager SPOLSKI, Aso..ateEd4tor DAVIDA.BRYANT WINIFREDFGIELOW ManagIng EditorComptroller , DEWEy ROBINSON Circulation Manager ROY GREEN Advertising Ma nager _________ Goal Is Elusive be presented o Congress, reportedly will back away from The federal government ever the mortgage cubsudjes since World War U s VTT't he--n c'nnuntpd to !nntmg ev'rv 1< \ \ coriv NEWS - home, a goal now made more remote by rising mortgage Inerest ratea, soaring land and mounting labor and matja CHARLESHAYS Mhan,caI Supt CHRIS NELSON Editor RALPH HAYS Comp Room Foreman ' . - - 'f11, - - The Department of Housing / and Urban Development currently controls some 250,000 houses and apartments, valued at *2,7 billion, as a result of fraud and mismanagement In the most recent federal expenment In subsidized homes . / _____ . ____ -' . - All Other Fiord., S28 401 Year San- c. o ', -- 12mo e held liable te dac urde the ne iterata is a memoer of me As,oc?ed Press whith entitled eicclu%sveiy to the use for reproduction of ,t tt tc,jt printed inTh.5n.sp1lr Herald Area Cot resporlcJe,) ts •- Stack .. - Community .. . . to I 'r? = 3225418 Rear Lakc Forest City Lake Monroe Grace Spinks 831 9062 322sl I Geneva - ette L d,,trij OIoCdo Slavia - 664 ssi I Liza Ba ker 36S 5O7 Mrs. Alianconte Sp Winter 322 8735 f . -- springs °Y 038 2 _ Ctarente Snyder 272 4541 iukwc.od, E. €sti od Eisfbr b38 r71912 -.-.-----.-----.- ' ___ ____ ,-. I,, ______ _______ ____ ________ ________ ______ - ____________ 'hi1 '4 11 _____ "O.K. McGovern — I've told him what he can do with his oil. Now get busy and dig!" -- — 'left' The The nsues used as measuring rods in this determination included the Vietnam war, urban unrest, inflation, cimpus unrest, ecological pollution, amnesty, abortion, the racial struggleuwuthscboolbusingthesyml,, What mainly did McGovern in , the surveyors said, Is that he was widely perceived as going Far beyond the population's asserted leftward shift. Indeed, he was seen as further left than any other political object (man or flanlyl in 1972 The Center concluded that, in consequences. President Nixon was seen as closer to the population mean ithe middle point (tfl the spectrum of attitudes) on II of the 14 issues examined. Only on inflation, urban unrest and pollution did McGovern's policy positions get closer than Mr. Nixon's to the decisive midpoint of the population's v's. U is the Center's Judgment not only that McGovern was -quite distant from the population's po licy preferences," but that the issues had an exceptionally ly potent effect' on th e 1972 el ec tion " Well-probed by th e surveyors is the corollary of this find. ing -- that loss force must be given to McGovern's alleged bungling of the Thomas Eagleton 'lumping in midsummer, to the South I)akotan's oft-asserted general Ineptitude as a campaigner .—to 5 moralizing language and sup posed lack f •svni.un;srn These are regarticci as indirect, reinforcing (ac -tars rather than as matters central to the voters' choice. stands unpopular By Bruce Biossat — - — WASH WASHINGTON (NEAi it.' l':o lt\ of Muhiin (tntor l'udii .ii 5twhr'. running counter to much conventional thinking. reports that Sen. George McGovern's stands on issues, perceived as too far to the left, had more to do with his crushing 1972 presi. dential defeat than the Eagleton affair or anything els' hearing on the candidate's qualities. The Center's 90-page report, one in a continuing series on U S. elections, was founded on personal interviews with 2.. 7 persons. all eligible voters , who were qu'sttoned both before and immediately alter the 1972 election. Inc Michigan probers set the foundation For Uair more PIICULar findings by asserting that their iUearchec show a 'mild shift** toward the left in the Rcneral !! I8 to 1972 _____________________________________________________ for Let!ers To The Editor States Suspect Hangs Self GREEN COVE SPRINGS, Fla, (AP) Clay county officers say a Georgia man whose hands were handcuffed behind his back hanged himself in a jail cell in this Northeast Florida city. Officers said Harold Ernest Harvey, 21, of St. Marys. Ga., hanged himself Friday shortly after being locked up on robbery-kidnap charges. Harvey managed to wrap one end of a bed sheet around his neck and work the other end through the bars of his cell, officers said. They said Harvey then clenched the other end in his teeth and ttrangled himself by bending hiri knees. Officers said Harvey had been charged with robbing a I'alatkii motel and fot-cing the couple who ran it to drive him north toward Jacksonville. A witness called police and the car was stopped near Green Cove Springs, where Harvey was placed under Arrest. most (if the Southeast million to Chinese traffickers S - Ill S - MIAMI BEAU) I (AP) --- The national Democratic party's fund-ralsrng telethon is expected to raise at least $500,000 in Florida alone, says state party chairman Jon Moyle. The telethon will be televised out of Los Angeles l>ct:inruifui' at 7 pin. tEDT) on the National IlroaiIra'tinu oui pa ny network and ill ba lure show buau Ica, ptr sonalitles and top Democratic politicians. Florida's telethon headquarters are in the Miami Beach Convention Center and in Jacksonville, where volunteers will accept contributions from throughout thc. state. Moyle said donations on major credit cards will lx! accepted. W - - WrJ n- - - - - A t11 ' - - - :- -- - '- -- Miami Mayor Retires MIAMI (All) -- Mmxiii Mayor David Kennedy says he ' will not seek re-election in November. Kennedy, 39, made the announcement Friday and cited family reasons for his decision. Kennedy was reinstated to his office last month after being cleared on bribery-conspiracy charges .stenuning from a probe of alleged political and court corruption in 7)a'ie County. Gov, Iteubto Nf,Kew had swpendecJ the' i'e'mnecratic mayor when b was charged In April. colleagues. A follow-up meeting was held in a nook off a her crops.' If this is finally accomplished, promised the bustling Bangkok street. Shim leaders, they will "allow The Englishman handed helicopters under internahim the two-page proposal tional superv is ion to search signed by Gen. Law Il an out and destroy any opium and Boon Tai, the two rebel, fields that still remain" Iuiders, who also sent as evidence of good faith a wolvrs view, the advan' handwritten list of all recent tage of destroying 400 tons of opium shipments by mule, opium far outweighs the ruf' backpack and trucks within fling of official Burmese the vast Shan state area. feathera which direct dealSkeptical at first but eager ings with the Shans would to explore the offer, Wolff In- cause. vited American diplomatic, narcotics and CIA officials in Thailand to a meeting where 'Heavily Involved' Our own CIA sources conhe laid out the strange Shan firm that the Shim State proposal. Army is a tremendous factor At this private session, authorities confirmed that in the Southeast Asian drug the Englishman was an traffic. One secret report by authentic Shim contact and the CIA's Basic and that some of the handwritten Geographic Intelligence Office asserts: "The Shan reports of opium convoys State Army , the largest of agreed precisely with their several forces that have been own secret information. Our report that both fighting for Shan indepen' own sources dence from Eurma.,.is also the Slate Department and heavily involved tn the opium CIA had also been busine ss " approached by the Shin insurgents but that the negotia- 'Another CIA document tells lions had been aborted by of caravans of "up to 600 Washington. horses and donkeys and 300 to 400 men -.carrying In excess Progress Report of 16 tons" moving out of the Wolff left it to the Amen- Shan State. Classified CIA 11 cn officials in Bangkok to and Justice Department pursue the offer but asked for documents say 400 tons of the a quick progress report. fear- 700 to 750 tons of opium proing the unorthodox Shan duced in Southeast Asia come gambit mi gilt become from Burma, much of it from snarled in red tape and bu- regionscontrolledornearthe reaucratic timidity. Shin State armies, ALMOST LIKE FLYING DALE STEVENS takes off from the top of the water slide with a whoop of deli gh t. The s imming pool, a games room equipped with pool table, :inhall inacliixu' and CXCt'Cie ' 9urment, a:rJ five rolling acres of yard fl Lake Myrtle Hills keep the four active sons of Don and Janet Stevens busy and happy during long vacations days and term-time weekends, hlerald Photo by Jean Patteson Rate Increase Denied TALLAHASSEE. Ha. (Al', - The Public S'.rvicc Commission has denied a rate increase request by the North Florida Water Company of Marianna, saying the firm's 2,500 customers should not have to pay for water lost by a leaky 60-yearold system "From the number of leaks reported awl the amount of water lost it is not strange that complaints on pressure are received," the PSC said Friday In its denial. "We can understand the problems of maintaining pressure ton system that leaks like a sieve," the commission added. 41 Cop May Talk FORT PIERCE, Flu. (AP) — The attorney for Gerard Schaefer, a former deputy sheriff charged with killing two teenaged girls, says his client may take the stand to help in his own defense during his forthcoming murder trial. But public defender Elton Schwarz said Friday the decision wouldn't be made until midway through the trial, due to start Monday. Schaefer, 27, Is charged in the deaths of Susan Place, 17, and Georgia Jessup, 16, both of Oakland Park near Fort Lauderdale, Their headless bodies were foti'nd in St. 1-uci.' County in earl)' April. Schaefer Is currently being held in the Martin County jail at Stuart charged is ith threatening two other young girls in July 1972. Water Projects Threatened TAMPA (Al') — "Silly recommendations that would be folly to take seriously" are threatening America's waterway projects, says U.S. Rep. Robert Sikes, 1)-Flu. Sikes made the comment Friday while speaking to the National Waterway Council, meeting here to discuss new proposals For deciding when the U.S. government should finance new water resource projects. "This is not the time to abandon the nation's waterways to it haphaxard system which can only Fail," said the Crestview Democrat. "Instead it is (line for a stronger federal policy which leaves no doubt that our nation intends to continue these important programs which have added so much to the economy." to When Wolff reached Hong Wolff, while reluctant to Kongfourdayslatcr,ew leave Congress during the called by his Shan contact, windup of the 1973 session, is . who reported nothing what- willing to se e as an emisssoever was being done about ary to the Shin generals if it the Shan offer, will help get negotiations going. Although he is unwillAt our request, Wolff has ing to vouch for the Shan now agreed to show us the generals' ability to deliver on proposal in hopes this might their proposaLs, he (eels they stir at least preliminary talks at least warrant serious talk. on the feasibility of buying up "So far," he told us, "the the Shan opium crop. After U. S. government seems far all,theUnited States has sub- more eager to wipe out in' sidizd Turkish opium far- surgents than to wipe out the ? I mers r'ith $35 million a year heroin trade," J 41 4 Fight Closes School OAKlAND PARK, Flu. (Al') - The nearly 3,000 — studt'nls at Northeast High School in this Fort IuuderdaIt' suburb were scat home at noon Friday alter racial fighting broke out at the school, officials say. Three black students were arrested and turned over to juvenile authorities but no injuries were reported, the officials said. Police were called in to quell the distur bance and keep groups of black and white students '-e'perati'd alter the' clas,ws were dismissed. - - .á..444iL T ~ ;` 1' - ___________ "'____ ,, A.A - X - I 'oliie Sgt. ltoruald F;hricl, told Merchie he had attempted to persuade the congrega ti on to worship quietly w he n he answered a disturbing the peace ----- . I I _. , f . S coinplaint. 'i'hey were sitting in a circle, singing and chanting in loud voices. They were chanting in some unknown tongue and I couldn't understand it," he said, t PROUD CANINE FATHER OF FOUR Later, the Rev. Jack 011phant, leader of the small C00 gregation, said, "Wherever we've been about, we've caused no little tii NATURALLY a fine looking fellow, great dane George looked par. ticularly cock-o' -the-hoop recently when he became a father for the first time - mother arid four sons are all doing fim' ('hark's lvran of .4 16 '' 1' 'i)11 t) "''J' fO!' .'hl': his sister, Brandy lyi-an, l')oks after the mother and pups. Myran reports it takes a large amount of dog food daily to fill George's large 160 pound body. (herald Photo by Jean Patteson) .'' Merckle told attorneys he was willing to place the congregationona year's probation if it would plead guilty or no contest. ' '"''''' Baha ma EJiuFaaiTion ueiayed Vesco Florida Courts Will 114or Id 0 '1 111 0 'S I .iiiiiiiiiiii NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) - Commonweal th Bank in Nassau Adderley refused to specify Bahamian Foreign Minister is a repository For much of the what further information was Paul Adderley says the United disputed lOS money. needed by Bahamian courts to HOLLYWOOD. Flu. (AP) his wife, who came here from filed for adoption once again. States, not his nation, is to 'stablish sufficient grounds hr Out of hiding for the First time New York with a baby named Longo said he thought blame for any delay in a deci- $ 1.8 !V'ti ion arrest and "tradition in the in their eight-month legal battle Lenore, whom they wantl to chances were good u sion on the requested extraevent that Vesco returns here. for custody of a baby girl, Jet- adopt. tition would be approved even ditlon of international money School Vandal "A request to arrest the man rold and Linda Dietz say they The natural mother sued in though two New York appeal figure Robert L. Vesco, is not sufficient," he said. "Our and Little Cindy-Jo are In Flozj- New York to withdraw her con- decisions favored the natural Vesco has been charged jn the Fund Made Chief Magistrate nf!edI an affi(Ii to stay. sent and won her case but Flor- mother, Linda York, 21, U.S. with an illegal Nixon davit or something similar to TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) de cam pa ign ('Ofltl'jb*jtkjlfl of soo. ida courts ruled In favor of the termine w hether an order The Bayport, N.Y. couple fled "II the ruIlns in the two 000 and with defrauding mutual after adopted parents, citing th e best A 11.85 million kind to keep can be Issued under terms of south three mon ths ago states are contradictory, fund investors of $224 million, order and prevent vandalism an interest of the child, the extradition agreement" beNew York courts awarded cus"We are still waiting for fur- Florida schools has been allo- tween the U.S. and the H;i. "We knew Florida would con- there's the possibility this issue tody to the 18-month-old child's cated to the state's 67 coun ti sider Cindy-Jo'.,; best inter ests will ultimately wind up In the (her information from es hamas. natural mother, Supreme Court," Longo s'iid. Justice Department,'' by the state Education Departand New York would consider Adderley declared that the The family ended its flight ment from publicity Friday, holding c-Ill) the righL's of the natural "We love her like crazy," Adderley, also the Bahamian Education Commissioner Bahamas "has been subjected a news conference at the offices mother," said Mrs. Dietz, a for- Dietz said while carefully fol- attorney general, said Friday. Floyd Christian also sent along to a considerable amount of illAdderley said the U.S. Jushis attorney's of attos ney Stephen Longo here, mner elementary school teacher, lowing guidelines for use in drawing up informed comment" from Her husband added, "I knew suggestion that he not discuss Department first requested the safe school plan called for American newspapers in con"We are very happy here," we had to leave ... our chances legal aspects of the custody Vesco's arrest and extradition by nection with the ext.r dition. the 1973 legislature. said Dietz, a burly but soft- were 90.10 of losing Cindy-Jo If fight, "I don't consider her June but has since failed to lie suggested that a multiraspoken ex-Marine, "We miss all we had stayed In New York." anybody's baby but respond to a Bahamian request cial advisory committee ap- (SANFORD MOTOR CO. our friends In New York but we The interstate struggle for Asked about mounting legal for more information. pr0xmatlg the racial cornare here for good. Florida is our custody now lies in the Broward fees, he said, "It's worth it. The 37-year-old Detroit, p osition of th e schoo ool and di home." They took their cue in County Circuit Coin where the She's worth everything in the Mich., financier has a home in p 1 to Florida from the 1971 the child's adopted parents, world. Her happiness is our Nassau and has been a heavy eluding parents, students and L FRENCH AVE nteachers be set up to help plan example of Nick I)eMartino and investor in the islands during and imulement living ____ in Pompano hkach, have ma i concern," 322-4342 ____ ____ the project. the 'ast 18 months. Vesco was believed Friday to be in San Jose, Costa Rica, Let J where he has taken refuge. An extradition request in Costa Rica has also not been settled. Former U.S. Atty. Gen. John M Itchell and former mm Coerce Secretary Maurice Stans were WASHINGTON t AP) Atty. only that it is appropriate for In August Richardson had adindicted along with Vesco in the Gen. Elliot L. Richardson will thegrar.d Jurors in Baltimore to vised Agnew by le tter (hut he Nixon campaign contribution all year' Whatever your product or let a federal grand jury consid- consider information about would have an opportunity to case, which Securities and Ex;er -.ce our advertising pages rate your er material (ruin an investiga. gni'w gathered sii far in an in- mn('t't isuth prosecutors before a change ComnmLssion investigalion of Vice President Spiro T. veatigation of alleged kick- final decision was made in lusting. Be ready to place your messages Agnew but still has not decided ba cks by contractors and at- case. The sources said they tors charged was an attempt to when our Yellow Page Representative calls buy influence in an SEC probe to seek art indictment, sources chitects to Maryland Were unaware of any such on you this month close to the case report, politicians, meeting or any contact between of 'esco activities in mutual funds. The sources said Friday night The sources said there was no Richardson and Agnew, The SEC has accused Vesco that Richardson has decided indication when the continuing ___________________________ of defrauding Investors Overinvestigation of Agnew would seas Services Ltd., a Swiss. be completed. The vice , 1,, 111111111111111111 based 42_I!. mutual fund c'umnpany, of president has described as lies $224 million, They also contend allegations that he took kick that the Vescr-owned Rthma, hacks in return for awnrdir.g .aves Boyc - ,, L 10 contracts while he was Ralti__ A South Seminole scout. more County executive and naster braved a heart consubsequently governor of ditfon and dee p waters Friday Maryland. '. "1.017e Earlier Friday, Dale Ander- afternoon to pull three' .I son, the first Maryland official youngsters from Lake Orients. rients. .04 Mark C. Hipps, 47, 601 Lake indicted in the scandal, pleaded -/ / innocent in Baltimore to Orients brive, told police he ,' .44, charges (if bribery, extortion heard cries from one of the youths after their boat capsized and conspiracy. Meanwhile, in Washington, and sank. 7'0 S~yab The scuutiiiaster raced to his You Car ...... .Juuce Department spokisinen RIN and BEAR IT G begun saying "no comment" canoe as one of the boys went Instead of their usual "no" under, and paddled out in time But - - - - - - when asked whether llictiard- to pull the youth to the surface, You Don't Have To -: son had made his decision to while ordering the others to -' Install a famous Carrier / seek an indictment of Agnew. cling to the gunwalls. Central Air The sources said the ikc'islomi Peke Dates', 12, I)oug hit q ualit y CondItIoning System II) let the grand jur) see the and Kevin Schroeder, 11, is ________ results of the Agnew investiga- then paddled safely to shore by Call Today for a lion apparently isas behind the hlipps, who has a history of Free Estimate hari',' in f futuil t - iii no-lit heart trouble, police said. I— jy I ..J I - II -' - Richardson To ury take Abantage of the BUY-POWER Continue Agnew Probe - , - . Editor's Note: Mags will be dogs, and kids wi be kids, but ut both nee to be disciplined nnd their actions usually reflect (heir training or lack of ow fl yard. Rather thfl hastily d'troyin u...'j,t t to ., Studying 1ciitut, Herald: In regard to your editorial tin Septrnber 7, isis, the Seminole County League of Women Voters has no position m.''ncerning consolida ti on of governir,'t in Senuinc'lt' Conaty. We are currently studying the present f orm of government in the county and we shall be looking et many alternative forms of govern. ;ntit. Upcn cumplet1"n of Lils 5fuly, our League is ill attempt to arrive at a consen concerning the best form of government for SemInole County. -- ' At t he present time, the League Is assisting CnmLssioner Drummond with the circulation of petitions a..kiig our Iugislative delegation to appoint a commission to study local government in Seminole County to "determine ways in which govern. inent can be Improved, reorgan ized, and-or consolidated (partial or I . I, " .0 - ,', - ." 1 efficiency,'' This study commission will investigate all the alternatives and their findings will be presented to the citl1Cfl3fOraVOt.TbeIefgur urges full public support for the e*tabll&unent of this study cornmission. Marilyn E. Crotty President lEAGUE of WOMEN VOTERS Seminole County Editor's Note: Whoops! You - aught our mistake. Thank you for clearing 1 up. And we again wish to commend the League of Women Voters for Its cicrilent work within the community.) - Scoutmaster - Ma)he htrl they run out of cals, Uy will start throwing each oUr over the fence , . lLL \ 'i'Ol..di iiC__' 4011 __ - 1% % _ - we are vague on is what the law is." Oriside the courthOuse annex during Friday's hearing, memhers of Hallelujah house stood with Bibles In hand and softly chanted. - N~ T : Edi tor, Herald: Conce rning Mayor, U Cocker Spa niel — since I don't lire in M;i)or's neIghiir-Lol, cant rliUIl tj knowing what the facts are. I do I a person has full right to keep a biting dog, If It is restrained to its separately fence an area wthin the existing fence and kec2 g"iito. locked. Since there is a small boy who wotjtcj be having frientlsjiçhls yard, also they might carelessly let Mayor out of the yard. Once youth learn that they can agitate a dog, it will be continuously I know! And U&-r is rio way Ic' get through to them the reasons why they shoulciz't. My neighbor told me that boys come to our yard Yrid throw cats : f.e to ca t..r da tI'-. them. I don't know niw the poor ng- s escape, but I have found no evider,ce they don't. And probably they re using just anybody's eats. 0 Demos Telethon Tonight Dogs, Kids, May Not Always Mix i-i, TAMPA, Flu, (AP) — Members of a religious sect charged with worshipping too loudly are to stand trial Monday In Hillsborough Circuit Court after attempts to have the charges dismissed failed Friday. Thirty-six members of the Hallelujah House are accused of disturbing the peace by "chanting and singing" during a 5 a.m. worship service Aug. 13. In unsuccessfully arguing for a dismissal, attorney Charles Vishiirt told Judge Arden _____ Merck!e, "Of course the Bible says to obey the law, but what - Asian opium crop and to and others In Thailand for vp wage war on any other contraband opium, which .0 Sunday, Sept. 16, 1973-5A - M a)r, eoqlr!n't nth"r aItt'rnath'.9 DItna DtBary Enterprise - rop11 iv s. !! Published daily and Sundays. except Saturday Longwood ' _________ ____ $7 .*OMontti Mail $7 70 Month 6Month $16 70 O - reverted to BUD. - Noprt of any material, news or advertising of this edition f The Sanf ord Heald may be rproduced ,n any manner ttoI written pejrnsssaon of the publisher of The Herald Any individual o firm responsible for SICh reproduction wilt be cori'de'ed i. •flIIIflIifl( on Tht Heralds C()pyriqfO an d I - n- Foreman U.s Postal Regulations prov ide that all mail subscriptions be paid in advance Entered o second class matter August 77. 18 at the Post Office of Sanford. Flor'da r~ ill . _____ ____ _____ f "Y sellers victimized the SUBSCRIPTION RATES In __ --... -_ :-. ,...-_ home buyers and the gov er meat by cluzr4:.tng structures into the program. When the unhappy purciusers abandoned the properties, tlte _______________________________________________ 5.Sc Week 2OS Mont hs . ____ - RAYSTEVENS $14 vn$1M. p71. b IJnU.d Tsstur' 5Pd, hit.) WASHINGTON - The col- so They would stop growing ortul Shan guerrillas have the lethal stuff. The United offered to sell the United States also secretly paid Si Aim _______ ______ S Home Delivery Briefs away from his congressional States to "replace opium with .,. ___________ $ Press R . by Jack Anderion opium convoys that may try was burned. (A secret CIA report claims, however, that to operate in the area. In exchange, they want $12 the U. S. authorities were million In hard cash and a deceiv ed and really burned U.S. promise to help then cheap fodder covered with win autonomy crom Surma. opium.) Wolff's document, typed This astonishing proposal was made In writing by two beneath the crossed swords top Shan leaders who sent an let:&'rhead of the Shan State emissary down from the hills Army, is titled 'Proposals to to meet clandestinely in Terminate the Opium Trade Bangkok with Rep. Lester In Shim State." It begins Wolff, D.N. Y. As chairman 'Temporary Measures' of a house narcotics subcom "The Shan State Army and mittee. Wolff is the House's Its allies will invite-the leading expert on Burma- United States Narcotics Thai-Laos opium production. Bureau, or any similar body, lie was in Bangkok last to visit the opium areas of month on a survey with five Shan State and to transmit other congressmen. information about opium The signed Shim o ffer to convoys on their own 'l'tr up to 100 r'n. 141601r ad e A. au UPI U UI S. S. A. and i allies combined with the U. S. will ensure that all opium sponsored crackdown on controlled by their armies is Turkish opium, theoretically burnt under international coici wipe out 75 per cent of supervision. The opium will the supIy of heroin °' be sold at a price to be America s streets. And $12 negotiated later, but the million admittedly would basis...should be the Thai cheaper than trying to stop border price." At present, the smuggling operation the this would amount to roughly hard way. $12 million for 400 tons of opium. Dramatic Encounter In return for these "ternAs Wolff recounts his dra" porary measures," the Shan lie is expected to call Instead poor families to help them matic encounter in Bangkok, armies want a "permanent for a system of housing cash or or rent new or used homesbuy In the Stint) emissary, an solution" based en political votchers to he distributed to the private uiet. Englisbrn, arranged by self-determination for th letter ,nd tiieption In dOS an d r cultural with b; ii , ti*,r iIby assistance from the United .•, But the housing squeeze °n the poor generally dorninatei programs proposed in Washington and there is ample evidence that recent programs have hurt low-Income Families more than they have helped. A wary President Nixon, In housing kgislon proposals to DORIS WILLIAMS S oc iety Ed i tor BILL VINCENT. Chief Phoraher of a $20 billion monopoly in the aircraft business if Lockheed should go under, saying, "I am sure that If Congress were asked to consider a bill written specifically to provide a commercial monopoly in any field—no matter the size of the market—it would give no support-Snot even serious consideration." Ilaughton took a lot of abuse from those on the other side of the Lockheed assistance fence: "You preside over all inefficient company and you want the government to bail you out" was one of the roughest objections to the loan. Now, however, he may take some satisfaction from the fact his company is emerging from a financial dungeon, and might point to a framed Abraham Lincoln quotation that hangs in his Burbank, Calif., office. It says: "Ido the very best l know how—the very best I can: and I mean to keep doing SO until the 'fld If t he end hrinrs we out all ri'hl what IS said agai ns t mc won't amount to anything. If the end brings me out wrong, 10 angels swearing I was right would make no difference," At this point it appears that hIaughtot has no need for the 10 angels. _______________ ________ ____ WAYNE 0. DOYLE JANE CASSELBERRY Counts, Fd'f or lie told senators, for instance, of the danger ______ Taking advantage of a plan that a llowed low-Income rmrchasers to buy homes with no down payment and with the government paying the bulk of mortgage interest charges, Advertising Director & Atsocate Publisher J RICHARDS Sports Editor domination of uncertain government business, The recent GAO report indicates that Lockheed is emerging from those difficultie& although the 1011 program is still touch and go as a competitor for the McDonnell-Dougl as DC10, a somewhat similar medium-run widebellied passenger plane capable of carrying up to 400 passengers. The GAO complimented Lockheed for restructuring production processes to reduce costs and improve its delivery schedule." And, by meeting its 1011 sales forecasts, the GAO said, "the guaranteed loan will m os t likely be repaid by the end of 1975." At no cost to the America,, taxpayers, An even more promising report was made recently by Roger Spear, Wall Strect expert of considerable standing. Commenting on Ickt!e(i stock, Spear said, "The ('nTip:mnv has tIHt(1 1ld ii 1K cent J ul- Uic year (1973) to $2.75 billion. In the first half, sales recovery exceeded that rate, increasing 14.5 per cent on a 19 per cent gain in backlog." Much of the credit for Lockheed's recovery must be handed to Chairman of the Board ----. I has presided over the upsurge in cornmercial business vs. a previously strong he f 'Itie Sanford Herald Church Trial Set Monday News a I Daniel Ilaughton. He fought the battle of the loan guarantee in congressional hearings and 1011 engin es, 300N.FRENCHAVE. SANFORO,FLA.fl771 frtheneed3. JOHN I Nixon Housing Plans Are Poor d+irtho ugtns 322 2611 Shan Disconnection: D -.10 & We Can't Refuse aKes Uood Turn I head off aid for Lockheed was that no taxpayer money was at stake if Lockheed emerged from the difficulties that had plagued Its giant C-SA military transport plane and survived the negative impact caused by the financial troubles of Rolls-Royce, subcontractor on the of Congress members who went out on a limb two years ago. The news story had the General Accounting Gbe6anforb t __ I .u— What Proxmire did not say in his drive to A little-noticed recent United Press Intm-national news story was good news to about 70,OO American families, It also was good news to President Nixon and good news to a majority g I .1 I Florida ______________ ---. I /___ % OR MORE -- 5' ONE-MAN-POWER TRICYCLE V i V , a sandy lane, and big brother David to do all the hard work! Donna Beckwith thinks it's a perfect way to spend her play ..A . hours. I k'ra Id Photo by Jean Patteson I _______ Y. / i' _. .1 FURNITURE SOUTHERN AIR SALES OF SANFOr.D, INC. CASSEL BERRY 100 N. MAPLE AVE. PHONE 3228321 "o Wbdar park wltpbsne Canpany = For additional information call 64177 "I. �'-r-- - -----, -.----,----------- 6A—The Sanford Herald Sunday Sept, 16, 1973 , . . ~1 .I Agnew Has Survived How are you o going Pi : Ca i I Cris is By DANIEL J. FOLEY CoplevNeiiisServIce ____ '- -- ' WASHINGTON The allegtlons of improper conduct against Spiro Agnew are the first since he became a household word, but not the firrt of his political career. Agnew survived the previous attacks, which Involved many of the same associates and close iriends who now am being linked to the mqlllr) Into alleged kickbacks by Maryland architects and consulting engineers. But th e vice president's new difficulties differ in some notable 'especLs from earlier times: First, the pre vious charges concerning has land dealings, his directorship of a Maryland bank and his actions as a local wning official—were made In the context of a poli tical campaign and quickly f orgotten once the votes were counted. This time, however, the vice president has been notified by fede ral prosecutors that he Is being investigated for Possible violationof laws concerning bribery, extortion, conspiracy and tax fraud, and the Inquiry promises to conti for many' months. Second, the stakes are much higher this time, with Agnew's chances for the 1976 Republican presidential nomination—and perhaps even his survival as vice president—very rnw'h dependent on th' (1te-flm''. k UI uiilst t Uit Vau.igatc in. veUgaticm, have further crippled the Nixon administration at a time when Agnew was one of the few high of ficials Untouched by that scandal. Thc unca r th Mjiiei ditfhuiliea is perhapa best illustrated by the words of President Nixon himself at a recent press conference when he pointedly expressed confidence in Agnew's integrity "during the period he has served as vice president." The investigation in Maryland Includes Agnew 's two years as governor in 1967 and 1968. Earlier, White House aide Melvin Laird had reportedly waaied at least one Republican 'ongressIonal leader of the political hazards of rushing to Agnew's defense. Previous attacks on Agnew. In his 1966 race for governor of Maryland and his 1968 race fci vice president, centered on hk ssorintjon iith P-'i lor.-tfme fri.-.'J, .1 SVitter flfl., .t Jones, a banker and land speculator and major Agnew fund raiser, got to know the future vice president back in the early 190s and he frequently was an expert witness before the Baltimore County Board of Zoning Appeals, on whlh - ' : ' - - A- ~~~ r •* . __ - ,, I — saft .', . y' 'V - 91~k 1 ' ..c;j ..' ' ' ',r' -,' '. -" -,______ '3. ,-. ..• f . - - '.• In fact, iones becane rich with the help of one 1960 -.- ' ___ -'-'c-... - - - - ,,,• ' t i Awl ''. rezoning decision in which Agnew participated, The resorting permitted the building of an industrial park in what had been a residential zone. Aei'nrtn tt •,.XJ'i i:' Iy W i3 WirU. jJ rxiilflon, In 1963, after Agnew had been elected county executive of Baltimore County, he joined Jones In a business venture, the organization of a national bank in Towson, Md. Agnew Was elected to the board of directors and, at a later time, was listed at the top top of Its letterhead as "Spiro T. Agnew, governor, state of Maryland," '-' keep tourists in Acapulco after they see Ca flCLI ATLANTA urope s t Reac ton Waterate g ' A Mixed Bag E WASHINGTON (NEA) Most polled When Greg Reed, then 19, was aLive Image of have had a neg- be. in Ann Arbor now, the "everybody suddenly is con?: po litics most of county prosecutor is demand' plaining about Watergate running for the 'vrmont legis. their lives "a basic oils. lag full disclosures of political when most of the time "they lature last year it was only trust." says Ann Arbor, campaigns. When I ran I got don't ive a thought to governnatural he invoke the name of Mich., councilwoman Carol $150 from something called ment Heed believes only 15 Richard Nixon,lie was lie- Jones. Most polled have not the Democratic Woman's Club to 20 per cent of his constitu publican, his parents were been shocked by Watergate but he wants more than ents understrJ how govern. Republicans and his state was "I've always felt Nixon capajust a name, he wants to know ment opuates. He Republican. Besides, Reed ble of anything," says New what it is and who belongs. I most many people learn belIeved the President a good Mexico state senator Tom think it's great There's no is through a high school field fellow, had limited the war, Rutherford. Thus despite their need for secrecy. I'm sick trip to an hour session their ended the draft, stopped cam- age and Inexperience, they over Watergate, but maybe state legislature. ''Then they pus riots, etc. say they're not so naive as to this Is a good lesson for all of wonder how Watergate can Now in office, Reed's party run when a stink bomb hits. US," happen! l oyalty has come back to A ccor di On the contrary, says Ruth. ng o young po I Moreover. adds Ann Arbo r' taunt him. Ever since Water. erford "I think most vourw polled. secrecy i!nt th e Jones, time President and the gate he says people come .upie will redouble their el only good lesson to be learned people are only two (actors in up and ask what I think of krts from Water ga te. Maureen the goernnient equation to clean up public of ruon now like it was ill my lice year-O'Connor, a 27-year-old San '' What really bothers me are Rutherford a 26 .fault or somethmnt. I tell )'OU, old I)emocrat, feels that the Diego councilwoman, says the bureaucrats I'm not 701. I get a lot of ull in this p roble m is not the system, but that people are beginning to ogizing for N'xon but a ter Job think br themselves A cor is thos who maria e the sys serving on my own city coun The Vermonter is not the tern nerstone of th e Nixon admin. cil I can understand how he'd I ikt any oter profes - -i ,; - 7: AZ -, • ' pI decision," the London Daily Mail said editorially. added. -The United States must regain its strength ... to negotiate with the Chinese over the future of Indochina, with Russia over arms a nd with the rest of the world over the By FRANK T. MARTIN currency situation. Copley News Service "It Is high time to begin closing the file on this 'third-rate PARIS America's Watergate affair and the U.S. burglary' which has so perilously weakened the West." Justice [)epartinent investigation of bribery and conspiracy One observer recalls that "throughout the Watergate charges against Vice President Spiro Agnew draw a in1ed hearings Were ha., been a rather smug feeling In Britain that bag of reactions frn European gcip,gp,.j It could not have happened here. and press alike — probably because Europe Is a cmdous "Not that British politicians are notably virtuous, as the zniztize 01 oftenconflicting viewpoints over any major Issue. summer scandal Involving call girls and the government Copley News Service correspondents, taking the pul.se of ministers, Lord Lamblon and Lord Jelllcoe, showed. government officials, the press and others in a sampling of "Perhaps the most intriguing result in Britain of European nations, found in general that: Watergate and the possible charges against Vice President The British are worried and saJdened by President Agnew has been an ' increasing public disenchantment with Nixon's involvement in the Watergate scandals, mostly career politicians." because they fear It has paralyzed the US. government's The vice president's troubles have made little impact In abIlltyto act. They take little heed ofAgw'$ troubles. Britain. Most commentators, appealing to the traditional nFraflce,offlciaafld the pemnotso stuxited a t British sense of fair play, have said Agnew should not be the events of Watergate as at the fact that White House aides condemned prematurely but must be given the opportunity allowed themselves to get caught. As for the charges against to refute his accusers. Agnew, they see little unusual about them, since the French in this French capital and around the country, the thing are acetztc*ned to such accusations against their that shocks the French about Waterga te is not that is hap. of.. III pened but that White louse staff members let themselves get In West Germany, sr.e members of the governient caught so amateurishly, and the press have used the Watergate Incidents to fire up A french president's aides never would have to stoop to anti -American sentiment. The charges against Agnew came tgget1,ig that somebody'3 telephone be bugged. as a rather tame anticlimax. Police here nave done that with professional competence In Brussels, often called the 'capital" of Europe because ever since the telephone was invented and without being It is 1wadtuarters for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization asked to do it. and the European Common Market, Watergate brought The French government has admitted widespread dismay at the time when officials believed President Nixonwiretapping to protect national security. could turn away from the Vietriam war and devote more time These disclosures alarmed nobody. "Frenchmen are less to the neglected Atlantic Alliance, annoyed about the government's big ear than about its big The charges against Agnew stirred up scarcely a ripple, mouth" i Its control of television), quipped the Paris daily Le In Belgrade, where the Yugoslavians could have b'en Monde. - - A MAJOR it A.SET of Cancun, in addition to the island's sunny Caribbean setting, is accessibil y of the b'illi1rom -sera tch resort to major North American cities. -- .Ia_. L_ hi ak. UIC to '' The trust called INFRA- rt, under the TUR for sho direction of Harvard Bus iness School-educated Antonio Enriquez Savignac, began assembling an enormous amount of how far facts and figures Caribbean tourists were tray' eling and for how long, statlstics on other resorts, such as number of hotel rooms, an. nual temperatures aad annual rainfall. All this and more was fed into computers Then over a two-year period, Savignac and a team of bright young technocrats. in. cluding economists, ecolo' gifts, urbanologists and others, fanned out to personallv Invest Irate a variet 1 sites along Mexico's coastlines. - Among the man' factors considered by the IIIATUH scouts were ihe availability of good beaches, manpower that needed employment, weather conditions and distances from major U. S. cities, These data were also fed into computers and checked against previouslrcomputerized information Eventually, the choice narrowed down to Cancun on the Caribbean coast and Ixtapa the Pacific coast as the Ideal "resorts of the future" Gf'nglaphlr:41 Iv anicun w.30. lad a l join for it besides its sunfavored location (an average 80-degree temperature with no extremes of hot or cold) and its proxim. ity to such famed Mayan ruins as Chichen•Itza. Florida is a mere 55 minutes away by jet, and Los Angeles is actually closer to Cancun than it is to Miami What followed was the for. mulation of a master plan for Cancun, using an initial $21.5million loan from the Inter. American Development Bank plus $25.6 million of Mexican government money, to develop a basic infrastructure of roads, public utilities and an international airport. Most of Cancun's hotels (a total of 10.000 rooms La pro. jected'by 1993), marinas, golf clubs, night clubs and other !ciur (ariIifl :r' to be fl. I nanced and built by private investors, including toreigners under a new Mexican law permitting non-Mexicans to own real estate. Cancun City. a support center for resort employes and other permanent residents, going up on the mainland. H omes, schools, churches, clinics, shopping centers, z' convention center and municip pal building are to be built through INFRATUR. Ultimately, the city will house a popula tion of up to 70,000. Where does the jaded jetset!cr c.i after tie's seen Acapul. ' .itIi tL' t4Ifl MCZ!Co, which still offers a bargain for the weakened American dollar is betting on Canrun is - - some prominent , FOR only politician getting barnyard salutations over the Wat ate sion. politics has its bad guys, But we're not all crooked I I'ryin reaction. But Reed, ju3t a tad, BACK I S /-L ,'.A EudAL (They Ju.1 Fit Between 3tuddings and Rafters) NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS 'DEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING O Oattforb frrldh M 300 N. FRENC-I AVE. PH. 122-2611 appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprint sizeize for $3. DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 SIDE. Jack Anderson is the scourge of wi'ongdoers no matter what side they're on, Democratic or Republican, right, left, 0i' in-bctween. He's the pul)lic's best detcllse against corruption and super-secrecy in go%rcl.n n'ient, searching out and exposing those who-hide behind red tape and rubber stamps. Follow Jack Anderson's relentless exposures of the dark side of political Arnerica—evei'y (lay in t1r tititiri But to mount a sustained campaign of guerrilla warfare in rural areas or terrorism in the cities and towns, with any great prospect of success, the Marxists would need wellknown, relatively popular leader. - - AS I 1fITf -i' cilman Larry DiCara, it's that "decent Men make decent -:i ________ ç - - .LL..j, U. 12~ , i. ilw.. '; ______ -- SMW . be misled by his bureaucrats. The middle people in -rr' -- - .,. --s- . _____________________- ~9 .- .- I _- 7fi -' . like this, they protect their own interests and friends. If they want, they can put out a ' 15E - . "'rI'm lv Z- =k?~.- - _- i . 710T ~ - - ~te tv-1,V! But good lessons or not, lot of misinformation and no m itt r whit v i do yot, in me ',oun' \n, rut in office anything holders can find nothing to cheer in Watergate. Th ey, the et despite the prob es m ra dica l m inority. the the apathetic White merei'a ua asogovernment reaucracies all young poiltilorabk "atrocities." Comments 22. cians questioned be l ieve their year-old Nancy Wechsler, one jOuS are worthwh il e. They having difficulties of two Human Rights Party admit members af the Ann Arbor State Ren. Steve Du re oi city councilNe w Uaran iire was called a Gu ANY-WHERE VEHICLE -s s E id that h , b col' ' Watergate was the worst THIS SIX-W HEEL amphibious Pioneer IS It IS useful in disaster areas, coastal an thing that's happened in the erford had his first bill deftatdemonEtrated -it S%%ansea. Wales. Equipped mountain rescues. nation, including the Civil ed four times in one week, with four-cylinder engine and fiberglass body, War, Well, I believe it's just and Ms. Lombardi is one of ________________________________________________________--one of many things. Like CIA three young Cotati council plots, and unernpymcnt and people currently lacing a re" -' Vfrnps An ii & change these things. We need learned to survive and thrive a totally new system to do th3t,Says Jon Crews. 26. mayor The new system. Ms. of Cedar City, Iowa: "There's Wechsler believes, should a Lot to put up with, but If YOU start with the impeachment of learn you ean do good thin 3 . military, or from the right. atric? NEW YORK {NFA A c.arl eal. told 1 Richard Nixon. And though One ot the good things With American participation where veterans have joined the American Psychiatric few of her radical in the fighting i Southeast chauvinistic groups or law Assn, last year that are learned, as example, he Fort _____________________ shared by , the majority of was how to stop a superig.- Asia acoarently ended are enforcement agencies that Benning, Oa., "increasing 91IJ left 'with among other things young politicians, the im rovide an outlet for violent numbers of combat veterans way from being built through about pcachment opinion gets fairly the center of his town. Among veterans. eelings.' th ree million Vietnam were being seen by th e post's Litton also argues that most mental health staff for rag.' Vietna m ombat -' - OPEN And they present a prob. : Ia feel ut fighting in the and 1cm: How has the which may turn out to be turns. 'I'hese often appeared 1IJ ed them and their future role traumatic for the country. '1'111i ,.k J( ft ' be associated with depressed in American society? -".s repressed guilt about -i ' "The real American ca- and Will their experience make / 'I )/rtUIIIfl1A')h 'vth eir combat roles." ..JT1 ' *JIJJ1!Itq. ualties of the Vietnam War, them activists s"king O m Pentagon statistics, howprove their communities, he says. 'at least in num bers may well be those who thaf there were more or less no the t erans in a fanciful new movie. Psychiatrists and bear no psy. fewer victims of "combat la "Gordon's War," who use chiatric or medical labels, yet ti$ue" and -bhell shock" in V i etnam than there were in quaruple-handedly diminished by numbed guilt any previous war, destroy the narcatics traffic they can neither animate noteven recognize. Even a socieof ty whose leaders bent on • Will th eir experience leave numbing cannot are hide these th em bitter and valueless 0casualties; we shall hear of tential i'evoIutionarIes as more and more of thencbring. psychiatrist Robert Jay Lifton ing th eir bitter guilt 1. and rage. 'suggests might happen in his which they are unable 40 ec book, "Home from the der, back to a society. to reor already War"? suffused with dislocation antI '._.-. Will their experience be bitterness," important to them only as inLifton is not the only one to 'X' dividuals and will they have be concerned a bout the emo W. no more serious impact tional problems of Vietnam society than did the a political veterans. Dr. Chair 4 Shatan, a ve te rans of World War II and sychiatrist and New York Korea, as Veterans Adminis- 1niversity professor, says officials argue? that "significant numbers of I The questions muddied Vietnam veterans, especially youth and politics has been bottom it, but how we ose th wide backing. Six office hold- other strategies, he tu rned in b the same political and with extensive com ba t . . 1/OV r1 one of the saddest sidelights get anybody to speak out if it era polled favor such action, his driver's license to indicate nes that it confuse most experience. ience, are deeply trouof Watergate, So many of the has to be made public? God. bled emotionally" by what he SCUS51 s about Vietnam Four others say "maybe." the auto was not as critical as it rincipa1s of the affair have th ere has to be some secre- That's If o w one defines such words calls "the post-Vietnam synnearly halt of the the engineers, Teamsters and been political youngsters that cy. young people questioned atrocit victory, drorne asphalt companies insist the Senate Watergate hearings cowardice and gumtt depends Yet secrecy In government And a former Army psvchihave several times mused has to a large extent on how you become for many a synonAmong Tobe th ose calling for the about the unfortunate alliance. this learning feel about the war, which ym for what's wrong with President's head Is Annette process sure, be risky. Michael makes When, for example, it difficult to find any. former government. And though So- Lombardi, 26, of the Cotati. UbuChoWski,26, member of the one detached enough to make White house aide Gordon gun says furtiveness is a Calif., city council. She says Vermont legislature, says C Strachan, 27, was unprejudiced asked what must, many of his peers dis.aWatergate was a "blatant f into politics because he about veterans,judgments even I advice he'd give young people gree. e cit Councilwoman Carol it neeued cleaning up. lt crime. She says she wouldn't coming into politics, he said )ones of Ann Arbor, 1, says believe Richard Nixon And the only veterans WaiO quickly: "Stay away. athe's the Now he fears' "Maybe I'm have iiau a politics from cam naigning comm un ion rail. "I think 41 tangible effect so so clean as thou ght As it happens, Strichan's to administration hi i far have been those whose Ii criminal. 1 h o , u' - ,, ,, a - -- - r • - " " ' - - ' . - to ' . ,.m - -_____________ '- ' -- - Future '" -, Are There Still Viet Casualifies'? price - - !)r views at we of _ ' - to '-.-,, - -- e / a - - . ixe - - ever, say see sour _______ 1'' - warfare to _____ ' a . - With Allende dead and already buried, the Marxists must quickly find another jefe, chief, of his stature to carry on the revolutionary struggle. - - - -. - - 1 - - - -• - - r ent ____ - - - - , _____ - ___________________ , , - - ' • - .j'—"-"-'--'-1 ' 4 _ _____ (ration -- are S of . can , - ' ' " ', - . - . - can , PRO , - - advice is apparently not being too much under the table: would be a good exercise for was." Obuch0w3ki says he's experience has left them op- accepted by large numbt'rsof found himself voting for bills posed to the war. most nota''One of the revelations of US al he thought he'd nix, and plotyoung politiia,i,, An NIA Watergate is that it is waking ly and publicly the Vietnam And if young politicians survey of two dozen U.S, ting with colleagues he knows Veterans against the War, people up, People now know are hardthe the on the President iiceholdtra, age 20 to 28, rethat Invisible government is concerning Watergate, some he dislikes, Compromise, he do-gooder vigilantism of veals bitterness and anger da ngerous government. Per says, is the name of the "Gordon's War'' having thus over Watergate, but no sonally. I want all overflment of them are also hard on th e game, "but I can see how you far beer, confined to fictton, pie. Republican Reed says might compromise yourself thoughts of abandonment. to be open, and I kink it can t he objects to the fact th at into dishonesty Lilton. a Y ale University ra-çhy professor, admits that he opposed thst and of. " 'auf'nii tjrrati mos of the talk d book were antiwar veterans — " ' e - t_I ` A. ' I 0':T:: - -- .. - — I- -- - I--- I I— - __ ___ —iL - - ABC -..-_ . ____ 5 - I_i'L - - '' . ' -. .- - - - - -- - . , '"- -. -. T i AN - , .• 4'" - __________________ -'- -' Reaches Campus hile they are not thj t?J1 model for men who got into a process th ey saw tainted Ant veteran in a combat situation develops enormous reservoirs of rage that can ' - - --- ,, " " . ______ -- -.-.____ z- . - - -- ' . -' ' '- '7 . , ' - - - - . i -- 11 - . . - _ - - i:=__ -'--______ lead to violence if they are unfocused and unmanageable and I have seen some tenden cics like that among the men _____________________ 1 'fliece men hate lvarrn'd I weapons and that could present serious consequences hI society, from the left where the veterans now i- c rw',v* - 1% -i'_l V~A , , The 'Happy Bankers" at the i . Southeast First National Bank of Maitland DATE TIME Sun. 9/16 9/16 9,16 Mon 9117 0. 12:30 p.m. 1pm, 3:30 p.m. 9pm CHANNEL 6 2 6 9 Duvoim 0 iltsburgh NY JetsOG,,,n Bay 130pm 6 MinnsotaeCcaqo 9 p m, 4pm 9 6 2 Now Orleans &. DaIia N.Y. 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Paul S091111, the ha i ry Man, Reed sihs. "E independent, 23-year-old new verybody s on my bac mayor of Madison. Wis., says His lament is similar to that he has been virtually that of many ot his young 01. hamstrung dunn? his four lice-holding contemporaries in months on duty: 'Watergate America. 'l-'rorn California to has made it very difficult to Connecticut freshmen are be ma'or. I'm trying to run being initiated in po litics the my office on a basis of mutual hard way. in the wake of an. trust. but nobody trusts gry Watergate emotions, body more. It's hard , 00 any d el negotiations. These elected officials, the campus activists of the 1960s, For example, Soglln says, the "Children's Corps" of hk administration is trying Idealists who have enit"rt,d c ', rf:ce :a cnprcc.kntetl num- tic, stun by Watergate, wants bers Once 1970 have had the everything done in ogn , ses. misfortune of ~mbarking on sion. "But if we ma e I all careers at perhaps the most public," sighs Soglin, "the critical tIme in American land will skyrocket." government Then too Snlin adds, "We "As if being young weren't are ha ving problems with our handicap enough," one of police department." (There is them from New lIsten, "we criticism the chief got Watergate, too." and some alt.gationu of Indeed , the combination of fraud "We want to get to the . rilliC stration, she su,-gests. has been to tell 'he people what to cos Je catrywheure are in V'ater ate proves anything , the !P:cl()n or put)nc adds 22-year-old Boston , - . ALm ALUMINUM SHEETS a The reports of resistance to the armed forces Intervention In government, of sniping and sabotage, suggests that the Marxists had Indeed organized pars-military groups to "defend the revolution," - 1VJ1I - , war, m 1J 111( IM I iLIIV7IJA V91 ow xr.lry A IJVI - war affect- r ed IIIIIIIIIIIi go - gui to the end. his own hand, Tuesday, Sept. That he should have taken his 11, to modify his program own life, as the military junta calling for the conversion of announced the day alter the Chile in to a socialist sta te. coup, came as something of a He argued that Congress shock to many of those who had "seeks to ignore that a 'state of met the ebullient Socialist law' only Is Fully achieved In the leader. measure that the Inequali ties of True, the capitalist society are Foreign Marxists declared that overcome." Allende had told them privately Allende remained defiant. When the armed forces that he would commit suicide chieftains eventually got rather than let himself be around to demanding his overthrown. resignation, he turned them But newsmen, like this down flatly and vowed to resis t writer, who had observed him at press coi'iferences and in public appearances, rather expected that Allende would have chosen to live to fight another day. Wli - -: , for-ce., and a host of other problems worsened, the Chamber of Deputies voted, $1 to 47, to ask the chiefs of the army, navy, air Force and the national police (carabineros) "to put an immediate end to all ME!— the situations ... that infringe on the constitution and the laws.," Allende, predictably, was Irate. "To ask the armed Forces and the carabineers to carry out functions of government beyond the authority and political direction of the president of the republic is to promote a coup d'etat," he ______ :T declared, prophetically, .- _ ___ ____. 4 turned out. SAL VA DOR ALLENDE Allende flatly refused then, in The victim a signed statement Aui, 24. and , ffEa v - clans says right up to the day he died by / -- ir - of . .... -a 1' .. ( says the Chile Approved Coup In Advance i ivv iUI - ever Latin Spotlight s,tn,anl....,. - - '':" '-'' Chile asked for it. The ouster, though not the death, of Dr. Salvador Allende, first freely elected Marxist president of Chile, and the Americas, may go down In history as the first congressionally approved coup d'etat In the world. Chile's opposition-controlled Congress has continually debated the worsening political, social and economic chaos brought down on the South American country over nearly three years of Socialist. Cominun1A.Radjcal rule. Finally, as tensions neared the breaking point, as food shortages, politically provoked strikes, Marxist-inspired - - - By WILLIAM GIANDONI Copley News Service Sunday, Sept, 16, 1973-7A. 'Against Waterqate Tide some to gloat over Mr. Nixon's Watergate troubles, Communist diplomats are claiming the President was the victim of some kind of American plot. They seem to care little about the Agnew case. The Greeks may hav, a word for Watergate, but they have their own preoccupations these days. News stories 0events have been perfunctory and often •about Watergate carried on inside pages. The government has tsiiued no official statement on either the Watergate affair or the charges against the vice president. The damaging effects of America's Preoccupation with Watergate has worried Whitehall and the widespread feeling i in British political circles Is that enough is enough and It Is time for the Uni ted Sta tes to look outward again. "Prime Minister Edward Heath was heard to complain at the recent Common wealth Conference In Ottawa that since Watergate, Washington had become 'neutered,' that In recent months It had become Impossible to obtain any major Struggle ~ - '" - 14 MEXIC O - ' Politicos Young '1Z EAt i i il l A completed 200-foot bridge will connect Cancun with the mainland and provide access to a new international airport, capable of handling the biggest jets, which Is scheduled to go Into operation by the end of this year. The Mexican government which so far has committed $100 million to the project, expects 60,00 tourists I I. come to Cancun in its first year It is confident that 10 years a half-million will visit By Don Oakley the resort, and by 1993 a million a year. MEXICO CITY (NEM The name Cancun will someWhy Cancun' One answer is day be as familiar to Interna- simply that tourism repretional fun- and sun-seekers as sents texlcu's greatest .c:ipu!r Njc':i t; ini ,J:m uurc of b'reun lct:1ut' In ca are today. 1972. sonic 29 mhlion visitors about seven of every eight It will, if years of careful planning by dynamic Mexican of them from the United bureaucrats. computerin'tl States — spent $737 million in analyses and the investment the country. of millions of dollars not to It's estimated that every 17 mention sparkling beaches, tourists provide a livelihood unspoiled scenery, ideal cli- for one Mexican for one year, mate and nearby archeologi- and provide It for those who cal treasures have anything need it most low-skilled to do with it, no-skilled people Cancun i pronounced "kanIn 1967. the Banco de lexIkoon" is a narrow. 14-mile- co, the equivalent of the us. long island on the tip of the Federal Reserve, set up a Yucatan peninsula Jutting into t ru st called th e Fund for the th e Mexican Caribbean. Unin- Promotion of Tourism Infrashabited until a few years ago. tructurt' to study the feasibiliexct'pt for transj"nf (iIier- tv t creating one or more ••... I ".''UJI L(ifl" !ft coming 'tourist season the is. Mexico. i Ininastructure" land will boast a rrinimum of refers to essential facilities 1,000 hotel rooms ready for like power, water, roads, etc.. occupancy. basic to resort development.) r"°n A4014 DALLAS NEW ORLEANS - VICE PRESIDENT SPIRO AGNEW During recent cress talk OiONro KANSAS CITY jLos ANGELES - - I The Sanford Herald SAN FRANCISGO DENVER — - _~E~_ --, -., ~ __~ __ __Z1 ~1_ - I UNITED STATES - ' - - CANADA 1ANC0 - - ___-, ; Ili~!i l l~1 1 ~ li ~ ___ - -,-~_~~ ___ ,~_ - 1 ,I1 I1 1I 1I 1I 1I1I1il l liI i i i i i l l1 1 --- --".--- 1x2 FLORAL BALCONIES BALCONIES PROTRUDING from a new Creteil, near Paris, France, was designed by apartment 'building take on the appearance of architect Gerard Granth'al, floral petals. The structure, in the suburb of means I column by ? in hes. Too small for on ad t noticed or effective? You're reading this one! , _ #, Ito .. Southeast First National Bank of Maitland Highway 17-92 Maitland,, lioridu 644-7000 Member F.D. I. C. . �-I _ ._. . . . - ;i7rilie it 1-1 - -.--~t, - ,, - _ - -, , - _ - __ - . - - , .: • It I . . . . - ver , Oli 6ra tion V ~ - .-- - -- I - - - . - - -1. I ~ I h - __- - - . I . - I '0* 110 ---_-__--_ -_-___ __- __-- --;. . --__:_7;._ - __ -,---.--~[1tX,-T_ `ii~ ~ Opener , Cleveland Shine In 4 r Lyman * Surges Against Inexperienced Arkansas N~_ 11 I, * _ iM _--' a one - M a r* 4 . -t i .___~ 17 7~_ _R 34=13 -__` - By JOHN LIERWA Herald Correspondent sla ck with a punishing ground amongst th e Colonial defenders Christmas and a final score of game that churned out 144 20 yards ConntIne then completed a scriinnige Oliver rambled 80 S %P to put the Hounds on 34-13. e Colonial i ndividual yard.' just 11 carrIes, Lp 13.7. Oliver's kick was pass to Travis but the play was yards through The first successful drive of nullified when The 'Sleeping Giant' of the for a touchdown. scoring once on an 80 yard play deflected but the was still good the evening happened after Metro from scrimmage. Sunday. Sept 16, 1973 . lineman was caught holding. ,., ..,. • ,nnldni, the .• 111 ii ill WIL UOIOflIal defensive halfback woke uptor two periLof hard. UI Colomaldrew blood first with 11:13 left in the third stanza. Ol)rL1en ' bulled his way for battle of the passe Lynn's Steve nosed defensive ball, but Schanabacker in. 2:38 left in the second period Lyman got On the board tercepted a pass that bounced seven Constantine hit Costantine completed 10 of 23 Ilk master quarterback Bob when Steve Mellich hauled in a again in th e third quarter off Cleveland. Go1 in It) C fits for a nine with one Interception for 182 Cons tantine then yards. Ochab of Colonial was 15 running backs to reintroduce rbck I ury Oi Larry pass 19 yards for 26 with two interceptions yard a perfect spiral that was the Hounds' patented -sleep eve ct Middaugh added the extra point This was with 3:43 left caught on the 3 by d Cleveland in the reedver and a pass From Ochab potion" in the final two chap. and the Grenadlers moved out quarter. gained 16 yards. An eight yard who wCfl : ters of both school's opening in front. a OliVercameawayilsastltrin Aftera Grenadier punt sailed gain zone via an Ochab to Jay way into u end zo grid contest for a 3413 win On the very next play Lyman out of the the statistical department with end zone, Oliver touchdown. took Passrnore reception followed. Friday night in Orlando. return 'icfThct Al Cve!aiz the boll from his 20 (o tin 60 carriers For 144 yards. The 11 Colonial continued to move Costantine, the conference took the kickoff 88 yards for a yard tou On the next series Colonial leading rusher For Colonial was chdown runback and a premier passer last year, was a down the field with Gene Ilounti touchdown. Oliver added coflunfln(llzlg 27-7 lead. Crewsmoved the ball to the Lyman 33 Gene Crews who totaled IS S tli ht , little tagged and the Grenadier gaining 23. Ochab then threw yard line the extra point with 2:24 but was unable to get carries for 53 yards. The Final Lyman score of the incomplete to Tommy Morgan. defensive set-up was especially % remaining. Neither s team night came in the Fourth ititcross. Faced with Fourth and He followed with completions to (en • designed to add to his woes, but L Lyman head Coach Dick scored in the remainder of the quarter situations Grenadler Coach Richards with 6:01 remai ning as Morgan and he did manage to hit running l'assmorc Copeland "pleasantly period to send the teams to the Ctantine dumped a screen which Terry Manfredi decided to punt set the stage for the first score back Al Cleveland for a pair of plCflSC(l dressing room tied at 7.7. rather than try a 40 yard Field Herald Sports Editor passifltothehandsofCleveland of the evening. The 14 yard goal. scoringMrikessendfnghimt perlcrmaflcL. lie was Colonial kicked to Lyman and he took the ball 70 yards. Ochab to Mellich TE). of the Hound backfield. especially happy Vi ith his opening the second half. Travis Colonial put on a surge at the His favorite receiver, Tom After tVio quick touchdowns, l'LtsSflIore then went for a defense and specialty squads took the ball from the nine yard end but it was It kick not enough to ane in the second and one in the Gooch, however, had defenders corner" that (ailed although he (eels they will need line and brought it bock 61 challenge the Football game-, are liveat places for inGreyhounds. third Lyman got a break when and the around him all night, but bull. ball rolled into the end more work before the Hounds yards to let it rest on the With 2:52 left Ochab tn-c.qm tvio terviews with the behind-the-scenes men and ~I, "&%^ %; like fullback Art Oliver was cater Jerry sAine lor a touchback and the move into action on Sept. 21 Colonial 30. pigskin 25 yards into the Human pounced on a Colonial ball was put women who put in vast amounts of time and more than cnouth to take ip the In play t the 20. a.Inst Big Ei ght foe Mainla nd After _. 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Tampa - e- 6 ____ S'_ ____________ L2 1H'j! -_-- - --- iL-1--.-- 'j:;"-. .-. - . = T. - - - — 4 1 ' TI - ' - = __ TERRY TRAVIS TACKLES GRENADIER ...GIenHffl(83)movesuptoheJ - -. - -_ l ro*t LSU also has a new quarterbackMike Miley or Billy Broussard-and a score to settle with Colorado, 31-21 opener two years which won a ago. Oklahoma, national runner-up the last two years, has been plagued with problems-the recruiting Mexico, Pacific at Texas-El Paso and Utah State at Weber State. _ _..,..: =_ .- ------.,. - . v1WL - - - ..- . ate Irw n II i Harb our TownLink s Leads C1 assiC By 3 By BOB GREEN Associated Press Golf Writer -. •. ' - - I . - .. ll!l.1DNlAD ISLAND. S.C. (AP) - - . ' . - , , -- . - -- " - --- - - . -. •: . ' . •. . . - :- - - , of rain, -, - Doghouse ' Tolan Earns Bone By IIAL BOCK Associated I'ress Sports ii% titer Throw a bone into the Cincinnati Reds' -. ' ,' - _______ - -,_ ' ' -' ___ - -- -- - - -- -:: - ------ ___ ______ __________________________________ _ American League scores: Minnesota 6, Chicago 0; DetroIt 2, Milwaukee 1; Boston 6, Cleveland 4; CalIfornia 3, Kansas City 2; Oakla nd 5, Texas 1 in 10 Innings. New York's game at Baltimore was postponed by rain, betting as a Charlie Whitting. ha-trained m entry'. Secretariat also had an excellent chance of becoming the 14th mnilliumutire UIOrOUghbm-t'd. First money was $150,000, with $55,000 to second, $30,000 to third and $15,000 to fourth-and Secretariat'ki earnings were $982,0, _______________________ 'Tennis toe' may follow tennis elbow A New York doctor says that some tennis players cornplain of ''tennis toe'' tts well as tennis elbow. According to Di- . Richard C. Gibbs, M.D., the pain of len0i toe Is associated with the ap;rance of hemorrhage nca'b the toenails, - - m ____________________ _ first inning and hung on to defeat St. Louis, dropping the Cardinals to th ird place, two games behind the Pirates. Willie StargeU's bad-hop single scored the first Pirate run and then lilcimie Hebner doubled home another before Bob ltobertson's check-swing single scored the third, Expos 3, Phfllles 2 Montrea nicked Steve Carlton for three runs in the first two innings and made the early edge stand up for a 3-2 victory over Philadelphia that moved the Expos into second place. Bob Bailey singled home one run in the first and then a walk, singles by Ron Woods and Felipe Alou and a wild pitch added two more in the second, Padres 4, Giants 3 Clay Kirby and Mike Caldwell throttled San Francisco an six hits, pitching San Diego to a 4-3 victory over the Gtants. J ohn Gruhh and Dave Rnbertc each doubled home a run for the Padres and Derrel Thomas added another with a sacrifice fly. with a total of 108 victories, 63 in stakes, and earnings of $4,539,335. Post time for the race was 4:48 pin, FD'17- It WIS preteded by the 1100,000-added flel. dame, and both races were scheduled for national talevision, by CBS, from 4-5 p.m. Weights and Jockey assign. rnent.s for the race were Riva Ridte, 127, Eddie Maple; Cougar II, 126, Hill Shoemaker; Key To The Mint, 1 , Braulio hloeia; Secretariat, 124, Ron Turcotte; Kennedy Road, 121, Don Pierce; Annhllatc 'Em, 116, Angel Cordero Jr., and Oninn, Jorge Velasquet Secretariat and Itiva Ridge were a Meadow Stable entry. While Cougar Il, owned by Mary F. Jones, and Kennedy Road, owned by Mrs. Arthur Stollery. were ciup!cd in the - "- --- k-Pirates 3, Cardinals I Pittsburgh struck for three runs ci the Secretariat Meets Race Challenge Entered against the Triple ownwinner, returning after a -, defeat and illness, was a superb ,.six-horse lineup that included ibis millionaire stablemate. PRiva Ridge; Cougar II, also a !lullIon.dollar winner, and Union, the 4-year-old who upset -&crtariat In the Whitney In his Wt start Aug. 4. Also in the field were Key To The Mint, 1912 3-year-old cumin" plan; Kennedy Road, a former Canadian horse of the year, mmd the consistent Annihilate 'Em, winner of the Travers The seven thoroughbreds went into the iarllxtro ('up - a High IS -- situation, ; By El) SCIIUYI.ER JR. i-Associa ted Press Sports Writer = NEW YORK (AP) — Secre-lariat met a major challenge tdi> in a $2.M,.')O-added ° .vitational race U ' Belmont - & ______ — - -, ~ ___ — i - _%_I - - - if — - 0 I sommonsommemomm" ib --------------l - I,,'.', I I" RIdge I) W s'tre Park 76 Ortancf, rv r . - ystal River I 20, Orlando Oak ' j - IT Colonial 13 -- . De doghowse. Bobby Tolan has earned at least that. Tolan, suspended by the Reds after a front cffice run-in last month, delivered the ninth in. ning single that sealed a Cincinnati comeback op and beat Atlanta 74 Friday night. The victory reduced the Reds' magic number For clinching the National League's West division to 11. Los Angeles remained 4'2 games beh ind Cincinnati by walloping Houston 13-I. In other National League action, Pittsburgh widened its East Division lead to 1t2 games, defeating St. Louts 3-1. The loss dropped the Cardnals to third place. Montreal took over - second place, beating ['hiladelptth. 3-2. San Diego nIpped San Francisco 4-3. Chicago's game at New York was rained out. The Reds were trailing 64 with the bases loaded and two out in the ninth inning against the Braves. That's when Phil Gagliasio delivered a pinch single for two runs, tying the score and giving TuLi, the chance to be a hero and, single home the deciding run. Dtdgcri 13, Auras 1 Andy Messes-smith tossed a four-hitter and contributed a two-run double to 1.,s Angeles' attack as the Dodgers battered Houston 33-1. Willie Davis collected four hits and the ' Dodgers scored four runs for Messersmith in the first inning before he went to the mound. audience." record 78000 ., season tickets , ,. ow, itñ' seven-year-old (ranseas Jr.lnh(. til Iter 1r2's perfect 17-0 ason cl-use luI5 aau 19 straight se Robbie said Miami cut off sea: OULi. lie said he feared costs for son sales at 78,000 because of using the Orange Bowl will be previous Congressional corn- increased if the city's con. plcints that no seats were cession and parking revenues available In some cities w he n are cut end said local television seasons began. may mean costly promotional 11 Hobble said all remaining effort, to produce sel1outs, • New Smyrna Beach 3$, Apoka C' M,nt Dora 27. s t Cloud 0 Dayton& Mainland 11, Orlando ____,,-f ---- 0 0 2 r 1! Texas State at Memphis State, Georgia Tech at South Carolina, East Carolina at Southern MissLssippi, Toledo at Tampa, UT. Chatlaziougii at Vairitleibilt, Florida State at Wake Forest, West Texas State at Tulsa, Howard Payne at Lamar, Santa Clara at Southern Methodist, Wichita State at Texas A&M, Colorado State at Brigham Young, San Jose State at Fresno State, New Mexico Stoje at New By BRUCE 1WIrr llama at Kansas Chiefs, probably be next to I,arry back, John Hadi; and a new off Associated Press Sports Writer houston Oilers at City Floyd little in Deer's New York Schreiber at runnin g back, target for him In Harold Jack- running game. Cincinnati has a It is THE game...but it's not Giants, Baltimore Co!ts at The Vikings, who slumped to son, the NFL receiving San Franc isco at Miami. leader new starting runner In the Clevela nd Browns, Cincinnati 7.7 last year, rebounded to a last year with Phi!adelpia. It Is San Diego at Washing. Rengals at Denver Broncos, At- exhibition mark. backfield, 12th-round pica The Chiefs' quarterback, Len Charles Clark. Coach John ton.. and a chance (or Johnny hints Falcons at new Orleans Dawson has been bothered by a North sends his Saints against Unitas to show the world that Saints, St. Lou1 Cardinals at The Raiders may start Ken jammed thumb and may life begins at 40. give an Atlanta club with a threeway I'hiladelphia Eagles and Buf- Stabler at quarterback if Dar- way to Mike Livingston. Unitas changes uniforms (ala Bills quarterback sa-atnble. Dick at New England Pa- yle Lamonica is not completely after 16 years at Baltimore. Shiner Is starting this weak triots, recov!red From injuries. The Oilers won two preseason ahead of Bob Lee The Redskins careened and Pat The New York Jets and Green Roger Staubach has again games, twice as many as their Sullivan. through the 1972 campaign wit h Bay Packers play Monday won the Cowboys' quarter- entire 1972 regular-season an 11-3 record and made it to night's nationally televised backing Job. The Bear. will be mark. hut now face the Giants, 11i' Ctrciir.ai' Don Cory;l1 the Super Powl bcore ic'irg o Miiwauee going again with rint,Int' nbbv wh wtt !hefr hihitii -it'd MLtI'. ?hi1adeipiu'J ML Miatin's witie ret'tivers Paul Douglass. games. The Colts are giving McCormack make their head Along with the San Francisco. Warfield and Howard Twilley rookie Bert Jones from Loul- coaching debuts. at-Miami battle, Sunday's other are doubtful, so they'll go with Pittsburgh's ground game siana State the starting quarseason openers are the Oakland Marlin Briscoe and rookie Ho will be a big test for Coach terback job In their opener New New England, with new Raiders at Minnesota Vikings, Rather. Chuck Noll's lions, whose de- against the Browns. Chuck Fairbanks, will Dallas Cowboys at Chicago The 4rs have Vic Washingtense faltered last year. spotlight rookies against the Bears, Detroit Lions at Pitt liin apparently out with a bad The Rams have a new coach, Rookie Otis Armstrong is ex- Bills, who have NFL rushing sburgh Steelers, 1av Angeles knee, so Doug Cunningham will Chuck Knox; a new quarter- pected to take some of the load champ O.J. Simpson. --.-----------.-.---...-_- ____ ____________—________________ .-.... I • MerlIti island lron Pier Ce ce Central WtlS - -. ç yl' ,, ( o two-out bellout deadline, saying, -We ting fans to games during trohad to sell the poorest seat b. pical rainstorms In Miami was cations in the Orange Bowl it,. P.S hard as coaxing fans in cold with ll weather cities to late-season games. HC sai "We want people in the aid fans resumed chases when they thought the stands, not watching TV," said nine wouldn't be shown and Hobble. "If there's anything ordy 52 seats remained unsold that w-'Al reduce the immenset-) 11 Friday afternoon. popularity (of the sport)...it's in 6 - Colorado has a new offense- an Iformation-_and a couple of new starters in the backfield in sophomore quarterback Clyde Crutchmer and Freshman tailback Billy Waddy, who have ousted holdovers Ken Johnson and Charlie Davis Chance In Opener Gets - - p - ______________ - j Punts Penalties 12 S- Pringle tackled C,,N 3-I tone tar tAty, re Scores P YtSIUI HI pviiiitzei However the lJons offense could not put enough together until thp final period when with 3:41 left in the Saturiby's Games Texanllroberg 5-9 at OakLwfl Blue i7 New York (StattlIrmyre 13-15) at Baltimore (McNall y 1814), Houston (WIlson 10-15) 31 to%rdtieendofthecog)testwmth$(1plL..11er5teeFarrdU got them to the Lion 11 before the final buzzer sounded. te(ense was the brightest item in an th;'sice lickl"-tcr (wit"t. James Itiddle ILd Lilt- 1,40o, Who Oulliustled J - .*1- I " 1'11) Passkidaga The air game was ineffectual as well with Carli throwing nine tines or no camp e otis. i New York (Sadeckl4.3andStonel0-3) 1'; I urn 6-9 .tt - lorLrc4a1 Torru 9-11k Ptttsburgh(ftooker5) at 5 Louts agy0-h 16-9) at - Oelsdo I 374 First • 73 Rsh1ng Yardage Alt 57 76 Seminole assessed each team. Tommie Thompson and Herb Sutton were the bright spots in the Seminole attach with 55 and 11 yards respec. tivelY. However the tribe lost y Ardage on many plays and iuuiiuCai Jenkins 12-14) s.minol. f0ft'r* ~1 R ~104 ftJ The rest of the night schedule finds Temple at Boston College, Presbyterian at The Citadel, Appalachan State at Furman, Morehead State at Marshall, North - 'JItuU 31 )UZt) 111W U0 Uflhd poned Qndnnati 7, Atlan ta 6 California 3, Kanus City 2 Saturday 'games Cleveland (Tidrow 12-14 at Boston(PatUn 1344) said. Stxiipf's counterpart, Coach Claude Woodruff, was m:ore than :middy displeased after the game. The former Bartow and Winter Park mentor chastised the tribe (or their "lousy" performance. "If you boys don't want to play football then get out of here," screamed the enraged Woodruff, "You boys are big If you won' t play football then I'll run your tails off the Id" The victors were ordered to "get in that bus arid don't e a sound 'till we get to the schoolhouse," by a coach who was extremely dissappofnted in the Seminole sub-par effort. Next week the tribe will really have their work cut out for , tilt) , , ti,tm as - . face i'r,iou , ,.'.imm s, e n their conference opener. The Purple Hurricanes rolled over Gainesville East 3-0 last night. ct.kt was marred further by four turnovers and Prid poned Greg Washington hit on 4 of 12 attempt for 54 yards but was picked off twice. James Riddle, who looked like the best ballplayer on the field, was on the receiving end of three airiaL, good for 42 yards to match his brilliant defensive performance, Coach Ralph Stumpf of Oviedo was obviously disapted with the loss but praised his devense. "They were really hitting and believed they could win, Tom Sievert went 11 yards on the First snap for lions first and ten. An unnecessary roughness penalty gasu Oviedo another first but then they too bogged down and were forced to kick. II offenses sputtered throughout the night with longest sustained drive being a 45 yard effort by Seminoel, idded p, a 15 yard penalty, which ended with th e final SL Louis New York cago iifl*j. personal foul stopped what seemed to be i game Wtflfliflg tiny. John Jackson was the loader In the rushing department for the Lions with 37 yards in 15 cracks. who was assisted by several other defenders. Had he made good his escape Sanford would have had a first and goal sUuation in.4de the fire yard sZrlpe. Oviedo kicked off to the Seminoles to open the contest and the "Celery Feds" set up shop at their own 23. Herb Sutton broke loose For 28 yards to the Lion 47 on a second and 14 to give ° " evening Sanford was forced to punt four plays Iatff as the result of a fine defensive play by Dale Wasson and James lUddle. The two linemen sacked Brent Carhi for a 16 Yard loss as he attped to throw The !Jon started t he,ir initial offensive series at their ("An I uh'qucnt tc a 43 (arhi boot and a 15 yard clipping National League East Robbie, the club's the past success of : general what he terms the nation's best nuanaging partner, acted Fri. day in face of & law signed by franchise, Robbie said the President Nixon to stop tele- three-year experimental law vision blackouts of National could have a ftuterous effect Football League games within on the club next year. He said) 75 miles of game because of the number of Orange Bowl seats, Miami Congress did not aprove bill until late Thursday, past laced a vulnerable situation belaw's 1 p.m. Thursday deadline ('iUSC of flUfl)CTO3 POOr 31t 10for games to be sold out and the cations. "When you get past 50,000 ban to be lifted But Hobble said, "It is clearly their intent sea Is, the desire to have those to have this law In effect Lhis seat, goes down," he said, addwk and we're going to Ing the possibility of local tele. cooperate." vision could result in many fans lie blamed fans, speculation not renewing season ticketll the wt would be lifted viedo, 2mO ~ The Sanford Seminoles should be grateful for favors given them Friday night. They wound up on the better end of a 2-0 count wi th cross-county rival Oviedo in an error Plagued contest at Sanford Memorial Stadium before 000 fans, The game's only score came In the second stanza when I.lon punter Kevin Qeedin bobbled a fourth down PeIct snap in his own end zone with 8:43 revulning in the second period. The 190 pound junior Wtempted to get out of danger but 72 74 493 2 71 75 AM 3 70 78 : 69 76 : tI4W..IMI4I 5 4. i-i-ulaaelpiiia 65 82 .442 9i Wed West Oakland 85 61 C — iali M) 5 .612 — Kansas City Lo Angeles 86 41 Chicago 'a 7 7 5 .4A 131n San Framisco at 65 .SM si2 Minnesota 71 74 .490 13ti Ilous,ton 74 75 .497 17 Califorrda 611 76 .472 16 Atlanta 72 77 .483 19 J Francisco. - Uk scandal which coat the Sooner, quarterback Kerry Jackson plus Illness, Injuries and heavy losses. Duke and Tennessee first met in 189.3-l)uke handed the Vols their worst loss ever, 700-but now Tennessee is a three-touchdown favorite. - it phins, Joe Robbie has lifted the club will not ignore the blackout local television ban from Sun- law's 72-hour sellout provision day's season opener with San in future weeks. , 'D einino I es 'Edge S Swim ener MIAMI (Al') — While ex- tickets to the other six home pressing concern for the Iina games were being put on sale - , es Safety i rii-ii_ - Montreal e~7_--_-_ cial future of his Miami Doi- immediately and warned the Prri ngle ASSOCIATED PRESS - Owner For - a F Bill North led off with a single and moved UP on Bert Campaneris' sacrifice. Then an intentional walk to Sal Bando and Mike Andrews' single Friday night w'is the 35th time he's rescued a filled the bases before Tenace's 23rd homer drowning Detroit arm this season-tying Sparky unfilled them and ended the game, 5-1 for the Lyk American League record in that depart- A's. merit Angela3,Rangeri2 "1 think it", thing to be proud of," said [lilk, California's Frank Tanana. a 20-year-old alter nrotect..tg Mickey LolIch's 2-1 victory over rookir', mad? the Royals' pennant hopes a game the Milwaukt }irewt'rs. inure unrealistic when he fired a six-hitter to Elsewhere in the American League, Minnesota beat Kansas City 3-2. blanked Chicago 6-0, Boston subdued Cleveland Tanana struck out six and walked one to 6-4, Oakland beat Texas 51 in 10 innings, avenge his loss to Kansas City last week in his CaIiforr edged Kansas City 3-2 and the New major Icakuc debut. York-Baltimore game was rained out. Twins 6, White Sox 0 Hiller wouldn't get excited about his pitching Bert Blyleven hurled a fourhitter, recorded his . feat. But that's better than when he couldn't, ninth shutout of the season, struck out 12 and Doctor's orders, gained his 18th victory In pitching the Minnesota hillIer suffered a heart attack in January, 1971. Twins to a 6-0 victory over the Chicago White 11111cr made Lohch look good Friday night, Sax. protecting the big left-hander's victory for the The Minnesota victory moved the Twins into a third straight time and thwarting Jim Colborn', virtual tie with the White Sax for third place in ;bld to win his 20th game, the AL We'it. A's 5, Range rs 1 Red Sax 6, Indians 3 It's getting near playoff and World Series time Carl Yastrzemski drove In four runs with a 'and Gene Tenace. last year's Series hero, is homer and a single to Lead the Red Sax over the starting to warm up. Indians 6-3. Tenace's team, the A's, preparing for postYastrzemski slammed hIs 16th homer after season cornp'etiton after moving 5 1-2 games Tommy Harper had walked and Lids Aparlclo ahead of runnerup Kansas City In the AL West. singled. - were down to their last out, trailing the Rangets - and Jim Hubby 1-0. In the National League the scores were: But that last out was Tenace who singled in the Montreal 3, Philadelphia 2; Cincinnati 7, Atlanta ' tying run after pinch runner Al Lewis e wis moved into 6; Pittsburgh 3, St. Louis 2; Los Angeles 13, scoring position with a steal of second. scoring Houston 1; San Diego 4, San Francisco 3 and the . in the 10th Tenace was there again in a Chicago-New York game was postponed beca use Blackout ~___ -.--. _- - ;_ - -.I . 1~___- 1 OVIEDO GROUND ATTACK ... Lion Fullback Tom Sievert Carries Standings 3.sto I . - - =I , - , _. ___ - -. . __ ________ ;, ---___--__.__ - - - a By FREE) ROTHENBERG Associated Press Sports Writer John hillier saves, - Herald Correspondent the Sanford Pittsburgh P Colonia l Passing - — -- 1 - __ I ._ _,___1__ ~._, - CoVantine to il • _. -J _21—_-~___.~_ : - WHIGHAM AIRSORNE ' ,Ol iver Miami ____ . I --.-.. . ~_ _-A"I ___ - - -~_ .-_ - -- - ~ ~______ --,. -----_ - -- laps Of the several "celebrity" swimmers. We won't tell anyone, Don, you used a mask snorkles and swim 111ins, OK? BaltInre -- _Tm .14 _ _ 1 - .: __ (1b - - MOst E"t W. i ,, a C G.B. 59 .593 - - ___ - -. .. -_ -,- - - Lyman - Travis 20 yard run _ - , Association's recent swim.a4hon to benefit various cha rities, and ended up completing the Am erican Amkaiiij,ajue -_ M FIX - - - . Thelikable i!nuijte- Tribe rifl(I[, "ri is also a fine athlete in his own right. He ilir.. j :3 I ' Ii aior - 1~7') - fl!Jl. a1. M Rushing - Crew'% 1553 Mellich S 3?. Rowe I I, Ochab 3Lyman Passing - . SANFORD RECEIVER John Whigharn tries for a Brent Carli aerial but the pigskin is just too far away. ' LEE! 1 k , (Herald Photo £ iJOiO u)' ii as1Civaru,, ___________________ Lyman Rushing-Oliver 11144 yd. Travis 1 26 Cl.veand 3 tO, Latimer — i - _. . Tre Pracaaj SWIUS i S Colonial - Mellich 14 yard pats rom c a (Middaughkick) Lyman Cfeseland U yard kiCk - _ d By DAN (JIIILMARTIN I V ti o I 30 - 1SM .J Don Reynolds, SHS Principal "You know, I'* never been at Seminole High during a losing ason " ALtUaII) , he was mostly talking about building a football stadium near Lake Mary for use by Lake Brantley and Seminole on alternitmg Friday r.d Saturday iugbL, and turnaig over the Sanford stadium for baseball team What about the expected Lake Mary High School' "Well," says Don, "What's wrong at night. Three schools could use a big stadium pretty well. "One of these days when we have Lyman, . Oviedo, Lake Brantley, Seminole, Lake Mary and Lake Howell High Schools, wouldn't it be a good thing if we had a county league to cut down a lot on the travel and still have enough open games to play traditional rivals?" he added. We always knew Don was smart. He used to peck out from bethind a &ss showcase during biology class at Seminole High when we ffiought he wasn't watching. volunteered to swam for Lyman - ___ 7 mas~ lromCostan$n (Oliver kick) Colonial Chriitrna 25 yard pass 15262 Fumbles Lost Pmattles,Yardage S3 _______________ 60 Punts I _____ ==== Passes 218 — IS Rh Yardage 11241 Now StadMJm Ta& ,i Ft( Downs 'IS the fo!lwir: Jimmy Terwilliger, Sanford Trainer: "It's the last four minutes of a game that I dread. Th ose guys out th ere a re ti red - . . it's too early for them to be in real 'game sha ' and that's when the injuries start popping up. rVe could lose our hole season in the last quarter Coach Stumpf was my coach when I went to Seminole, and if I wasn't working here on the Sanford sidelines, I guess I'd have to be over there. That really is a lovalty test isn't it.I I 4' LJUI. that's II pats - Title Defense touchdowns over California. Penn State at Stanford for a nationally televised contest (ABC. TV. 3:30 p.m., EDT), Oregon State at No. 12 Auburn and William & Mary at No. 19 North Carolina. Second-ranked Nebraska, No 4 Texas, eighth-rated Notre Dame and No. 16 UCLA are idle this weekend. Alabama is favored by three - Arkansas has only seven seniors on its squad. Arkansas-Southern Cal Is Just one of 29 major games under the lights, no less than 10 of them involving at least one member of the Top Twenty. - yard The Trojans, ranked No. I in the nation again this season In The Associated Press poll, are a threetouchdown favorite to extend their 12-game winning streak, longest among major colleges. 0 -e : Sixth-ranked Alabama entertains California at Birmingham, ninth. rated Tennessee hosts Duke, No. 10 Colorado visits No, 15 LouIsiana State in the only Top Twenty matchup, No. 11 Oklahoma Is at Baylor, No. 13 Arizona State at Oregon, Kansas State at No. 14 Florida, Virginia at No. 17. North Carolina State, Rice at No. 18 Houston and Utah at No. 20 Texas Tech. Afternoon games find Minnesota at third-ranked Ohio State, No. S ?'tklilguit at Iowa, sevtsitli-rkij - - - Grid Opens By HERSCHEL NISSENSON Associated Press Sports Writer With things just the opposite of last year's opener, Southern California begins defense of its national college football championship tonight against an inexperienced Arkansas team in the Los Angeles Coliseum. - WA Sunday, Sept. 16,1972-9A - olonial, ,- .. -:4 1 -4 4m 0 rf S The Sanford Herald , _1 . , 111 I PLAY ACTION FAKE SEMINOLE quarterback Brent Carli hides the pigskin on his hip after faking a halfback dive play into the Oviedo defensive wall. The play got good reception from the Lions, who swarmed over the fake runner. (Herald Photo BvJ - Richards) Football Buffs Can Stay Home To See Team Now WASHINGTON i AP -- Football fans in eight cities will be able to watch their home pro teams on television Sunday under a new law lifting TV blackouts on sold-out home pro games President Nixon, one of the nation's bestknown football buffs, signed the anti-blackout legislation Friday, about 24 hours after it had won final approval by Congress. The bill-signing may have been a bit antidli matic, since National Football League Cornmissioner Pete Rozclle had issued an order the day before Lifting the blackout for Sunday's 1973 NFl, season openers. Rozelle said he lifted the ban because it had become clear the bill was going to piss, even though he still opposed the measure. Therearel2 NFL games this Sunday and eight of ttwri are sold out and will be shown on local television. They are Houston and the Giants in New York, Dallas at Chicago, Detroit at Pittsburg, Los Angeles at Kansas City, Oakland at Minnesota, Si Louis at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Denver, and San Diego at Washington. The measure applies for three yearsalthough it can be renewed by Congress after the three-year period is up, It also applies to pro basketball, baseball and hockey. Ocala Jaycees To Hold Bass Rodeo BY DAN GlI.MARTIN Herald Correspondent The Ocala Jaycees antK)UflCed today the dates and rules for their third anriwd Central Florida Bass Rodeo, The competition, In which hopefuls must use rod and reel and artificial lures, is slated for the weekend of Oct. 13 and 14. The fishing will be permitted in all lakes accessable to Lake George with the exception of Rodman Reservior, A $2000 entrance fee Is required for the two-man team e ent amid all entries must be In tournament headquarters no later than midnight, October 10 Entrants may choose their partner on the appropriate request form which 'i ill enable the tourney officials to make the asslgnmnent.s. Teams of two men each per boat will be awarded prizes jointlyn a d winning participants may decide from there how the spoils will be divided. Those wishing to enter the Rodeo may pick up rellstratlon packets from 6-11 p.m Oct. 12 and after 5:311 am. Oct. 13, at MPort Marina. Each team imiust check in at the boat dock and have their boat and icebox checked before departing each mnnniing at 7:00 a iii. Eat-h team must check back in at the boat dock before 6:00 p.m. Snti.tclay and 3:00 pin Sunday to be eligible for weigh-in. Marina owners or employees hio do hitsiness 'a i?:tn ftc pact t' earp on r'r at the body o f"ater chosen for the tournament will not be allowed to compete in this tournament. Guides and professional fishermen from any part of Florida are not eligible for the competition. The tourney ofliclals define this category as anyo ne who earns 50 per cent or more of his livelihood from tournament fishing, fishing equipment, etc. manufacturer. Final status of entrants in question will be made by the rules committee. Further information may be obtained by writing the Central Florida llass,jtodeo, 906 Nor. thwest Pine 'Abe., Ocala, Florida, 32679, '('load luck — Hale th has a love affair going with the Harbour Town Golf Links. The 6,655-yard, par-71 layou t that was hacked out of a South Carolin a swamp served as the site of frwin's flat and only professional victory in 1971, It's generally considered to be one of the toughest, most demanding courses the touring pros play all season. "1 just love this place," the quiet, 28-year-old Irwin said Friday after missing the course record by a single stroke with a 66 that gave him a 135 total and a three-stroke lead after ter two rounds of the $150,000 Heritage Golf Classic. Three strokes back in second place was Grier Jones, who had a ft-IM. Canadian George Knudson was alone in third with 67-139, while there was a group of three it 140-Jerry Heard, Leonard Thcxnpson and Jerry McGee. McGee matched Irwin's 66 as the best round of the day, Thompson had a 69 and heard 71. South African Gary Player, a winner in the Southern Open last week and the pre-tourney favorite here, slipped back to 141 with a 72. Arnold Palmer and Johnny Miller, the U.S. Open champ and defending title-holder, were at 143, eight strokes behind. Palmer had 73 and Miller 71. First round leader Homero Blancas had even more severe problems. He blew 12 strokes higher than his opening 66, taking a 78 and 144. - HOCKEY WRESTLING INDIANAPOLIS — Indlanapolis Pro Sports Manage- ion completed its domination of mimi, Inc., owner of the Indiana the World Wrestling ChampionPacers of the American ships, winning five of the of the Basketball Association, has l0 gold medals jn the Go-. been granted a franchise In theman competition. The United World Hockey Association for States failed to collect a single the 1974-75 season. medal. Call or Drop By And Ask lr'-Z :3:0~,~~ John Dickey About The New STEEL RADIAL BRIDGESTONE TIRES The revotuntionary lire designed for long distance and freeway driving - - . GUARANTEED O For 40,000 Miles ALLSIZESAVAILABLF - - McROBERTS TIRES JOHN DICKEY INC. 405W, First Sanford 322-0651 ID �Sunday, Sept. 16, 1973 'Super Students ' Mean THE SPORTS .s -W - I IME w - MACHIN ' "V Spanish __ ll Profits, Faster Athletes 5 F' • r - . iP'I ,-. - - / . , ll P '\• . .---. V ' '14 . a ' )I- - - - W / -. - .- -'' " _ . 1 :.:... . - By ALIAN MAY Copley News Service •'• - P -. - . . - . ,. '. . • 'I -_ 1 __ L1 :. ___ 4' 'iJ A -. ________ - __l _______ . i-A - 1i'.' , __ _____ _____ i lli~~ - ______ ' I _____ Hi • . - . i - - __- ness careers . -. ..:, -. ______ . - r 1V , - f c I Stop By Carl Vanzura In the Central Florida and surrounding areas we are fortunate to be able o go to any motor sport we wish, as Were are stock car, drag race, motor-cycle, go kart, sports car and midget car tracks within a short driving dlstance.I3arberyjj Raceway also known a Volusla County Speedway, run every Saturday night, is a half mile dirt oval and really packs In a good field of racers. Sanf ord always has a good showing as Harold and Rickey Sargent Int l96SQevellesjg in the Late Model Division. In the Hobbey Qua Qwiz Dellarco Rick Graham and Cwt Canaan are regular compe ti tors. From Longwood, Ronne Rohn and Wayne Doyle make the tow over to put on th ir usual good show. For th e drag racer, Central Florid.-i l)ragway in Bi th jo has Street Diag.s on Wednesday HIgh LS and Sunday a ft ernoons. Sat urday night Is reserved for class and trophy runs In the E.T. brackets. The tracks schedule includes special events in which they run Funny Cars and Fuel Dragsters. In the future weeks I will be checking wi th some more tracks and getting their schedules. NEW SMYRNj MOTOCROSS I had a chance to see my Put mctoc-oss this week as the New Smyrna Moto-Cross Inc. held its mon th ly event et Sainsula. More than 100 bikes were en tered In competi ti on wi th Ken Strong winning the Open Expert class on a Yamaha. Jim Taylor, Edgewater, and Albert Knoll from Ormand Beach took 2nd and d. The New &n)1na Motocross will run each Second and fifth Sunday and is a fully Insured org'utii..t1on. PE'TTY'S RACE The Capitol City was won for the seventh consecutive time by Ilki'. "4 Petty as he beat Cale YarborouRb by more tc hip. i1c rate I.trktI out wi th a li-car chaAn collision crash which sent 8111 Champion and Baxter Price to the hospital. Ch ampion was released and Price was report ed in fair conditi on , Bobby Allison finished d and Benny Parsons was 4th. WORLD DRAG SERIFS I -- 1 Boston Celtics - NBA Atlantic Division 1972-73 finish: W 68, 1 14 - 1t place PROSPECTUS: Through the regular season, the Celts were one of the all-tune best teams. Not just in Celt history which would be saying a great deal — but for basketball in general. They won their second straight division title by win;ing more games in one season than any other Celtic team ev er . But th ey lost in a rugged second round playoff series to the Knicks, and lost the only seventh playoff gane .1 the' us'.'u hCry. Joti avcc. u1tered a shoulder lnjurj late in the series and this contributed g:eatly to their fall. Dave Cowens was the league's Most Val uable Player and he and a cast of oth er deft youngsters appear to be in a Position of power lOi' several years to come. FORWARDS: Although f•vhøli is entering his 121 h s.ason in the NRA, he is tt'iJ marvelous Srtough to run ocponeri lfll tnt I It fl/, Hi s','. ot tsp 3ii prvi the rebounding mulct. the Celts had lacked at forward the put few Don Nelson, at soc 33 'i stu provide a needed coupe ofyeats bucitets tO.ti Ku. tTe's r'.i te reckoned with th funny but fine oldtins forward Missed *ill be 5ao; Ssnti*'s . He retired to coUege coach. log Reting:A— CENTEft C0wn, is senahonaJ. Only 6-9. hs quicknes 1110*1 him to rebOund and defind against CPiambe,lain, and Jab. bars. And he can shoot Outside b.ttrthethir, any OIly's center ex— cept for Jtry Lucas Rooii. Steve Downing COijid p,àvdo helpful breitit, at center or lor*a'd Riling, A - :". waj d.tv.slon race for the National Hot ft-ad A&iciarlo' 1973 World Championship Series of drag racing unfold this weekend wi th a $32,000 points race at Gainesville Dragway, Curren tly nearly a den South eastern divisional thivers figure asranajy in the Eastern Confereie standings and could sew up a berth in the Wockb Finals. Lon Garlita of Sefiner, Fla. will be making his first World Championship Series appearance of the season at the Gainesville track. The three4Imr National charnple-n i not especially seeking points but Ls- in pursuit of the National quarter-mile record which he plans to set this weeke nd . The nark Gw-Iits will be shooting fir is 5J6 teeonda. set Wily last week by Ca nadian Gary Beck in winning the U.S. Nationals at I iarnpt4ts bid. Garlits aku also will hr trvng J. iL tb Nz*uonai etd mark wlich ic l os t to Beck and will hive to better 243.90 mph to do it. Garlits formerly held the speed record of 243.2 24 mph which he set at Gainesville last March , during the NIIBA Ga tornatjonah. - ., ' OUARD$: CeItci have ', 'eat bacori traditi, horn Couy. Sharma da y s to the Jones hors era Jo -Jo White and Don Chi. ney don I matcri up yet to eurei of the othOi'* but they ate young and tcitcrnng. Whu. 11 a tine OtSenty player whtt* Chaney s 10110 5 detente. in tact. on his best dlyi. Chancy at 64 can hoend a man good us any;lnç jr) the fc5cuo. nciiit1..ig the Kn.d.' tr Wi F'aner f We!1-h n f, -r.'i un; c-p cou't Rating- 0+ 'i t' 's c-'j so' t help the back. PR(DlC1lQ; Boston to repeat as dvi,ton champ, and this Should get I'm to playoff I'nai,. unless a st4r 01 Havhcek cat., Is t*rnporCriiy 'r(ap.cItated aQSsn (NEXT; Buff1o) - .$ ~_ ~ -_ . .• i £ i:. Wodu'w \ViI., ., t he fl(Ittflfl ,. t fflttI t iii IIt not -- ---------------------------------------------I iiitilt i i n (lit ir ir fuuJit In the treni'hi',s of Europe. Ominous headlines east a shadow over hi.s public optimism, They report that shipia have been sunk off Nantucket by U boatit jwit fifty miles from here. l'rt'4 1(t,rlt •..' 'tturing Tito war creeps cl(mwr to home but not close enough to stop is World Series from taking place. This year it's the Boston Red Sox squaring off with the Brooklyn Dodger.. In Iluston'. (litre previoui World Series appearance, they emerged the world chzirnI)ionhi. The Dodgers have never been in this :innual October finale. In a losing cause in thu fi rst game, a young Brooklyn outfielder named ('airy Stengel has the distinction of being the fIrst Dxlgt r ever to score it run in World Series play. Boston lrftharnkr. Hair Ruth, Is the starting pitcher for the Red S' iii t he "econil gu rn' II" '. .n 23 irnes during the regular ""a"n 1111(1 led I Ia- Amuri.'ari lA91lIe with an earned. SALT WATER SCENE in the fIrst inning lie helps his own effort on the mound in the third inning by batting in the tying run Ruth and Irookl) n s Sherry Smith battle each other for tourtet'n grueling innings. In the bottom of the fourteenth, with du'ik r:ipidlv turning to darkn,its. the Red Si-' -cirr another run and Ruth wtr the game 2 1 Thi, fled Sos, with the aid of the hot bats of Duffy Lewis and Ilarr lInen, r en on win " tb" rnmes 'nil In Jil! ngiin tli iorld isiipi"sis of The high points of this serie, are the hitting of Brooklyn. ti Stengel and the wnsational pitching of Boston*@ great left. hander. a ii _________________________________________ Mike Ko If 0 nrefires' By JOHN CHERWA Herald Correspondent Mike Kossmer isn't really 72-years-old, it's Just that the men who have to (ace his softball pitching wish he Were that age. Actually, the wiry, tousle-haired 67-year-old slow-pitch star moundsznan of tournament champion St. Augustine Catholic Church, who Just happens to play twice some men half his age once told the men he plays as well as the South Seminole Church Softball League against in that he'd "retire" from the mound at age 72. Since then, his opponents are all for voting a calendar change. Anyone who has faced his exasperatingly accurate pitching and seen him scoot for second base on a "punrth" double knows what the rest of the league means when they say they hope he has two birthdays a year. Koasmer, who should have been watching the church league tonmainent from a comfortable lawn chair placed Under a nice Made tree,If social security had Its way,led his team to a come4rorn-behind tournament championship on one of the smoothest pitching arms seen In local softball, A retired toolmaker and machinist from the Pittsburgh, Pa, area, he has been a permanent resident of Central Florida for five years, although he visited the Sunshine State annually for thirty years. He lives on Lake Fairy in South Seminole County with his wife lorence, whom heFhas been married to for 1 years, and Michelle his daughter who now attends college locally. It's not unusual to find Mike involved In any sporting event from football to surfing. He explains his secret of vitality as the right amount of food and drink, "I don't cuss and I don't dring beverages. I eat good solid foods mixed with plenty strong of vegtables." As far as medicine goes he says, "I don't think I've ever taken an aspirin in my life, I never even have heiidaclies," Being a firm believer that good, wholesome foods will keep you healthy, Mike Includes In his diet Florids orange juice and milk. He is a student of the philosophy of never rushing Into anything, always studying a situation first. "As a rule If something looks good I don't grab it. I look it uver and study the situation. After all, It Is your brain that gets you everything. If you start using your head when you are young you havc something." Living on a lake Mike enjoys water sports such as swimming, water skiing, and surfing." "1 used to swim across The Fake every are a few 'gators In the lake, and I don't day but now there want to tangle with them so I doa'tsw Lui as much as I used to," he grins. An average day will find Mike working on his three and one-half acres of property. outside He tkkes care of all the gardening chores. A long time project of his Is the building of a beach In the back his home, "!'. got a 400 foci beach that work on In the morning. It took one year to clear the muck Iout, and two years to put the beach in and I'm still working on that." Mike considers himself very sports-mnfr,dod devoting "'0 per cent" of hIs time to sports. He led St. Augustine to a tournament championship In the South Seminole Church Softball League. In the home stretch Mike pitched eight of nine games, winning six and tying two. Through the entire season he collected three shutout inciudini an a Irtist unheard of one -hitter that ruiMed ito-hitter status b) just inches of a de fender's outreached glove. Mike has '"of the best irms In the league and he at. LAS VEGAS leaving October 28 Attend the Si5O,f Sahara Golf Tournament 5 DAYS 4 NIGHTS INCLUDING: AIR FARE, TRANSFERS HOTEL AND MUCH MORE FOR ONLY '243.30' Delt na Travel o Agency sea 447 $77 Deilons Blvd. 1) ?# S AW: ; tributes this to horseshoe pitching. fie compares the favorably. 'In softball you've got to be able to III' the corners In hOrwthm YOU have to get a ringer at least one out of every - -. two times to stay In cont-rition. If an urnolre doesn't give you the corners the batte-s will hit Anotberact1vftvMjkeenI,tt.Ia ;" t I1O unusual w tutu titus at sxman Playing and winning at tennis. = EMMY AV' issfoll Ide from all of them. Finally. the Yanks had a five-day session 4 - Sports In Brief Th. ASLOCIII.d Prej jT SEATL — John Alexander of Australia downed top-seedeti Arthur Ashie of New York 6-1, G. 2 in the quarter-fina of th e $37,500 Seattle lnter)iational 'ritin,'iitterit AI'TOS, Calif. .- Onny Pari.tn tif New /R'a1and5topeJp ictory over Dick Bohnstecjt of ftedlan&. calif., In the quaner finals of the $37,500 Ntiol Hard Court TCIUILS 'fllpIorr, ship. ' ' _____ : I women's LONG WOOD ' % vp — - r N e = . - --- '-- - - .' j, 7. ' , -- — - ; - -. -''i -'-i c ' - ______ skeet, archery, and even provisions for ad- Dot,e' Taxidermy Shop, Plaza Sports Shop, and vocates of black powder weapons the Bass Masters Club of Deltona, as well as the i __ Our riunung A55OCLUOfl and Will be flei(] at the Delbert Euga, president of SCGAA, men. new fair grounds om e nds Fne * Can Be A .', = IANTrwi -'b- - -'- - - __~---__-_--__~__-__:_-_~ --- ~_, ___ - - . -,___~_ --_ ___1. -_ - - -_ ~.-- -_-_;v ~_~__ -- ~r_, - _._- ____ ---A California Lures Fishing Tourists n ROILA WILLIAMS ing Nyqitist rich in tiit' irll's way of measuring, He has a handsome reso rt DEER IA, m. on a water kn own as "The everybody goes to California Lake of Chnngtr, Colors," 'Ic to find the good life. Some- taps his trees for a going times the flow Is the other maple syrup business in seaCopley News Service - way. son. -i--- '- Got a tough quastie'u cts"i3t sports aria 1ke people who play the,"? All ,, do ask Murtoy Old.usaa, Writ, h ,s ('.. .isd address of thu ,io.spope,). The, moll intertitsog qvsstisas ujll be ass. tied t colvien, Olderusan that I. pcncnol i &i (P4Iw$PAPU 1P4T1*Pit$t AflH.) - to tell prupctive c-ustonwrs what the area offers that is different. "The state's g we idea now," he says , with a grin, "Jo the seven years the state has been promoting, the annual sales tax from tourists alone tsup around $4OmlflIon, Joel Nyquist owned Isis And, in the wintertime, he's line near Fresno till Grey- busy c ha rting maps to aid hound bought him out. He fishermen on the lakes here"We expect *1 bIllion from came to Minnesota In the abouts, tourism In Minnesota this l940s to find his fortune. year.lt'sthethird-rankinginRuiJoelmusthave brought Doubtless the grizzled, something here fr om Cailfor tht'try here!" slow-ta lki ng Swede would dis- na, perha ps an appreciation But the largest selling tea. pute the lie would of what tourism can do for an lure of Deer lAke is its sumsay his bank account Is mod- area, 'Iwlere years ago he mer walleye bite. eat and his imprint on the formed the It.asca County Gopher State barely dIstin- Travel Association. tapped In most Minnesota lakes, guishable. his fell ow resort owners f or the walleyes bite in the spring But a visitor, looking about, $7,000 total fund, got co un ty and in the fall, but they're djf. can be excused for consider. matching money — all of this fictilt to hang in the summer, - - - -.. ,. - -.- - Coming traffic (top photo) and then he narrowly escapes winner David Pearson's Purolator Mercury number 21 (bottom photo) to bring the runaway car under control at the bottom of the bank. Herald Photos Bs' Roger Hodges) -- - - . - ~-- - ~_ -. 1 -~ ~ z_ =,i;J-*-:iv~k- _~~*_ __-_ --_-I.~444: -_ A_ - --------- ------a - " ______________________ _______ __ _________ - - _____________ -,- . I[-..ft When Shafer pets Moritz, the boar jumps for ________ -= -_-~,r- ____ TZ (standing on his hind legs), 2NI-plus pound wild The family from Moritz and his "weapons." boar, with the emphasis on wild. Yet Moritz is extremely docile and tr ots along Berthold Shafer, a tailor by Profession. lives behind herr Shafer just In this tiny forester, the talk turned to the wild pigs that still Joy and then like an overgrown dog, he lies down roam the woodlands and meadows of Germany to have his tummy scratthed. The eight.inchShafermentionedcasually, "Ifyoushoudfft4 long tufts of hair on his neck and the two young boar, I'd like to have one," The con. p ti'lng tusks add to th e incongruity of the ro versation moved on and Shafer forgot his scene The two engage in friendly wrestling comment, In the following weeks Moritz was born and he n:Mhes from time to time, an unforgettable and his mother shuffled through the German sight. Only once has Shafer had any problems wi th woods intent upon finding nuts and roots. But Moritz. During the winter mating season, Moritz hunting season opened and one day his mother got res tl ess and wouldn't behave. A quick cuff on was gone, shot by hunters, the ears ar4 a shove established the fact that The young boar was only 5 seeks old and &hafer was still the boss and wouldn't tolerate orphaned. As he made his own way through the any funny business. WOOdS, he came to a sheep farm. "I can't show fear; once I've done th at it will The farmer found hint there the next mor- be all over," says Shafer. "The boar realizes I'm ning, bedded down with the ewes and lambs, not afraid of him, arid he won't dart attack tine. Pleasant enough for the baby, but obviously It He seems to sense fear and I think th is is why he couldn't be a long-term arrangement. Herr charges women and dogs, he knows they're Shafer soon had a new pet - a-week-old wild, afraid of him." schwein. Moritz' future is brighter than that of the Moritz is the type of pet only an owner could boars still roaming free Ili the forests. Shafer love and a bond 01 affection and respect has said Moritz will remain a pet - no hunters or grown between the animal and the burly Shafer, butchers will lay th eir hands on th is wildBotharerugged,abletotahecareof thep,5. 5 schwein. " i_-_J - l)ARLINGTON S southern iOO crowd witnesses Bud Moore's number 911 Msrriirv hocrin mu, hnnli' fiir islet a"- a 'nin,iiif nn Iho -. 'h" inc two are a common sight walking through the forest or down the streets of Schneeberg. Moritz has SCHNEEBERG, West Germany Pets e grown to more than 200 pounds and has two huge something wonderful; soft and cuddly and tusks protruding from his jaws, aptly called lovable. They've been around as long as man WCdpOflS in German. has, since the first little boy gave his love to a Shafer keeps the animal on a strong leash wolf 'ub. Dogs and cats usually, with oc- when they are near inhabited areas since Moritz casionally birds or reptiles if a really different Is vile-tempered and 3 pet was called for. Orphan Annie has her Sandy, Although Moritz Is Shafer's friend, the boar has a Mary had a lamb, and the Peanuts gang has great disliking for dogs and women — even Snoopy, Shafer's wife makes a large, wary detour around Herr Berthold Shafer has Moritz. Moritz is Moritz' cage and admits quite frankly she's really a different pet. A gray-brown, six-foot afraid of him. --------------- a noontime chat. As Shafer spoke with the - '__ --" . __n _-___ ' "- nn,i u,m'l ....iV.... ,.,ii.------------ . .JUL LW any nuttat'asc, village near Frankfurt am Main. Although Shafer lives in a lit'Jo house in the the two take off on their long hikes every center of town, his backyard is reminiscent of a Saturday and Sunday through the thick pine miniature farm. There are rabbits, ducks, forests. During their walks, Shafer collects branches chickens, pheasants, a dog and a cat, Enough and roots, while Morita grubs happily through you'd think to keep any man and his wife busy. the leaves If Sha fer was moonlighting in the local sawmill whistle quick will bring him scurrying back to one day, when a German forester stopped by for his boss. = _____ 4- in. .- Boar VI/A :s — -- - . 4 1 —- '- tMa 4141 ______ :- _____________ T _r i -- : '.' -, - . -. _____ -, - -t \t. ;.*;;__ . g! • , - - '' "-' - - - -, - p ' — - - .z' - ---- - !T" .-':- There was good news this week for the more nationwide attention as the local club is at than 200 members of the Seminole County Gun lifliated with the National Rifle Associa tion and Archery Association as the county corn Saturday Sept fl, 5CC/LA will re present the fnisslonvotedtoapprovetheleaseon35oaere* of National Rifle Association at National Hunting the old Osceola airfield, and Fishing Day in DeLand. The county commission has ten tati vely Th is affair wi ll be the second annual event scheduled a work session Sept. 21 to iron out and will feature a barbecue and fish fry in addCtLuti'.vivuac on act-cage which wid be used dition to the turkey shoot nrch"rv "hibition b) the club to build one of the finest shooting and lectures by nationally known men in the ranges In the United States outdoor field .,— — - .. e - - " , - •' w Rang a - '.- I r°t' If you want to see femme libbers gel lot, walt'll you see what happens when they get a load of Coach John Madden's feelings about having women around his ball club — to watch practice, sit in the press box, or wkatev. Cf. ' .- j for all corners and Phil showed enough to start a sterling career "If I had given up after the first one," he said, "where would I be"' And where would Brooks Robinson, th e eat Oriole' third baseman, be if they were treasuring a oaseball aspirant by a time clock" - Whit was the diet Joe Torte used to take off so much weight and how does be manage to maintain it' - Bill Stet. ncr, Hollywood, Fla. A - Basically. Joe reveals, it was the Stillman water and diet And his older Drother Frank, a former Braves ,fts( baseman, had been on It. Joe's big weight kick was in the spring of 1970 when he knew he'd have to go behind the plate again for the Cardinals after they traded Tim McCarver and Ted Simmons was in the army. lie lost 12 pounds in IS tUyc and eventually went from 225 to his current pta. teau of 200 pounds. "I maintain it," he sars "the year, round by calorie watching. I don't leave the tab e stuffed -- alwiis one forkful short.' Joe's always had a weight problem — e was 240 at the age of 16. Q - I understand that Bert Campaneris, Jose Cardenai, Chico Cardenas and Jackie Hernandez were all born in Matanzas, Cu1 a. How are they all related? — Michael Doyle, Salida, Ca . A -- All except Cardenal are major league shortstops. But only Campaneris and Cardenal are blood in — second cous ins And then remembers i'ney played on the same Little Lt'gue tea:ui, or Cuban version thereof. Jose pitched; Ilert caught . In fact, the Oakland A's shortstop never played the infield until he became a pro. Q - I didn't hear very much about Alan Page last year after his sensational 1 97 1 season lot the Minnesota Vikings. How come? — I', J. France, Canton, Ohio. A =- The official line is that Alan had a calf injury during 72 traIning camp which lasted into the season and affected his mobility. Inside version is that Alan also had deep per. sonal problems. lie has since been divorced and remarried and th e Viking defensive ta ckle has had an outstanding exhibition campaign. Look for him to be all-pro again. Parting shot: ' TOWfl'COUnfry LINCO LN- MERCURY Hwy. "-P7 at 5- Points with, Q — I am an ardent baseball (an and went to a tryout camp for the l'irales. My running smas a bit slow. One bIt! second too late. I want to 'play bill so very muck. Ills my whole life. Is there any way possible I co*ld gel in the major l'agues? — Gordon Greaser, Pittsburgh, Pa. A Take heart. Gordie, from the example of Phil Rizzuto among others. I checked with the old Yankee shortstop great and he recalled that In 1936, when he was a kid around New York, he went to three tryout camps held by th e Dodgers, the Giants and the Cardinals and was summarily dismissed - The only regret he has about moving to Florida is that there is no ice hockey arena to pr actice at. He's hoping that someday hewlilbeabk(opay with alocal Ire hnrcev tam 1 ~Aui (-(ARI,OTTE, N.C. — seeded Chris Even of Fort 01 Lauderdale, Fla., was foced to Mv default her match with RussIa,i Yeugeniya Blryukova In the _____ $40,000 Charlotte tenPtaflTojojnInOur nh tournament because of ill3rd Anniversary ness, while Erü Goolagorig Celebration of Aztralia eliminated Marina Sopt, 21.27 & 23 nIev PIPS1 £ Hot Dq wiNs Krnschlnaof the SoyfrtUnion &. 7, 6-0, 6-7 In quarterfij play. Why ii professional football starting In mid-summer try to define some arbitrary time barriers they can live Cc4nmenting on his performance in the wfthall le ague he 'I'-nni . - —- ' — is money. — atson hiowden, Oakland, C lii. A — Not possibly. DEFINITELY. An.s 4i1le we're at it. the pro basketball teams re already warming up and soon it'll c,e hocke time. It's not like it used to be when you and I Iwero kids, atson, with de,finite seasons. I do think the commissioners of all major sports should get together and . - . - L - __ , -BUD MOORE CONTROLS SPINOUT and interloping with and Into baseball? Possibly the answer had th is to say, "I left bowling and horsesh oes for my first love, softball, "1 hope we have a win ter leag ue so that I can play in that too," he adds, "We have a good team and I ihink we could play some a the independents and give them a good game." As for his playing career, Mike would llhe to play t least fi ve more years TENNIS - - 0 Irs , -. - ..t, , - ldcid — . Copley News Service were coached by Buck Denefli. Another sport Le enjoyed was rugby football, a bruising, bashing sport played without pads. He has lost some of his ng ability but C.In still boom the ball forty yards. When he was younger he didn't get to play as much sports as he liked. This is one of the reasona behind his gull keen Interest in the world of sport. "Wien I was a youngster I couldn't play as much as I wanted to. It was work, work, work. I started worklAg when I was thirteen. Now that I have the time to play sports I take advantage of II," he says, and plenty of redbreast bream are showing up right at the camp. —LET'S GO FISHING! .- - ______________________________________________________ .. By Mantanzas Inlet south to the Lagoon. At Mantanz.as, anglers fishing one side of the bridge were taking trout, the other side of the bridge was yielding channel bass. At the "Rocks" near Marineland, surf fishermen found bluefish and bass hitting, Snook are in the Halifax River from the High Bridge on down while trout, mangrove snapper, sbecpshead, and drum morning and late evening hours. Keller mentioned also that Its, CIAflhIvrrs."i rk!nTu Played such formidable foes as Boston University when they "Beetle Spin" exclusively to land 150 bream in a couple of days fishing. The Wekiva River waters are dropping and fishing ft picking up again as the fish return to their favorite haun ts John Hill landed three nice bass at Camp Seminole early in th r and Donald Faulk hid d 1 tik It for catfish with mussels for bait. The hook was too small and Donald failed to land the big one, losing It at the boat. Too much rain and not too many people fishing was the story from Weklva River Haven Camp. Even so, the few who braved the showers came In with some goad string of catfish . %Vwv ne flr 'Iv u t r f ft Ii 1IIII 11 i l itt ,ind & I.iIt:lwp iii vayunia wia of good catches all the way from Spanish mackerel and bluefish hitting like crazy in the early -,--------- Q— of a couple of real nk-e catches this week. Oscar CnIeman used live minn ows to take 45 speckled perch from the deeper holes In tile river and Ted Williams and his party used the Mosquito Lagoon gave up 34 keeper sized trout to Dennis Whitmire , "floppy" Hopkins, and Jimmy Williams, all of Sanford. Whitmire said th e small trout, the "throwbacks," were so th ick he hail two doubles (luring th e day. Mirrolure plugs did the job for th is trio Vast schools of Spanish mackerel have congregated just offshore and parties out of Inlet Harbor have been having.a field day on half day trips. The "[Iroadbill", which Es the only party boat running out oflnletHarborat thepresenttirne,isbringingjnuptoloored sappers per trip. Ih 11 dii ix i,iirI I i hini',, I lith hiil fliL -------------------------------................. Wi 'i i'iu two spinner sharks entered in their annual tournament last weekend; the rainy weather keeping most small boats inshore, Merle ldllcr at Main Street Pier In Daytona had word of YOUGN"DO t When not playing softball or tennis, golf L another favorite of his. It all started when he ran a driving range using golf balls he found In the woods, "I used to run a driving range In Pennsylvania, I would eo tramnini thrs',,.nk tk. si_.i .,. . -una gun oaus and. I'd them at my range. "The kids would come UP with hall a dozen balLs when,'t"d Come up with 50o l7OscanethingIsmyrecijrtjf day," he reminisce,. His first Venture into sport came in the Pittsburgh area playing soccer, playing for McI'Ceesport as a oa1je. Among his soccer credits Includes the fact that he was one of the few non-Srottsmen ever to play with the Douglass clan. They were one of the bt teams in the north east and of cats are hitting pretty well for ones fishing the deep holes thei -.-. - Our prediction that the Fall migration f bluefish would start before Octooer panned out correctly so Bob King at Marina Isle Fish Ca on SR 46 East of Sanford now has a bet up with this writer on the first shad of the season In Sanford area waters. October 15 or before Is our guess with the loser to buy th e long, tall, cokes?. King says few bass being caught—Dick Mower being one of the few who Is catching any. Dick has had several good strings this week, mostly on the plastic worm. Rream arvl * When completed, the range will be open to the Deltona Sportsmen's Association. 6 Bob Orrell reports. Curtis Dunaway of Sanford landed a 35 pound Wahoo he tried his luck out of Ponce Inlet run a-erngt. of 1.7 5. 'I 'lie Bnbe gics up an nsidt the park homerun to Iii Meyer HORSFSHORES ARE KOSSMEII PITCHING SECRE T 'Used to beat champs' says softball it FRESH WATER NOTES mangrove snapper In the one pound class and channel bass up to 10-12 pounds have been plentiful since the water cleared Keller took a busman's holiday and carried his daughter fishing in the river near th e inlet. IlLs daughter had herself a time s mangrove snapper were on a feeding spree along with some io(*i sized trout, .. flick •.• I tc inac •- - BC) ton 1916 " Ken Norton Prestige Risin,q Pilot ___ ___ N % . -: ,hj-.- .t O He refers to Art Rivkin and Bob Biron, two San Diego, Calif., businessmen who have financed Norton over the last five years. What about the possibility ot a conflict If Futch must decide which of his heavyweights, Norton or Frazier, will fight George Foreman for the title? "There is no problem th ere at all," says Futch, "Norton definitely will get a title fight." lIt'wcvcr, he declipes to say what he has in mind for Frazier. If I tell you that, I te ll you every thi ng. All the Pieces would f all into place." Barring legal complications, Foreman probably will make his first major ti tle snatch against All. Futch Is th inking of Joe I3ugner, the Hungarian expatriate who residesin England, as Norton's next opponent. San Diego Is a . . I ,,~- -- ~~,- __, -=zi;ie-l - ~ _-,;— _- ~ .- -~_ - I - Ali derstand." . 0*: ~_ (Herald Photo by Richards) A year ago he was fighting for $300 purses and now he is an interna ti onal celebrity, a young man on his way to i'-mIng a milli onaire. If the estimates are correct, Ken Norton and his faction wi ll receive $600,000 for 12 rounds of hound-and-(ox pursuit of Muhammad All in a controversial re1-natth at the Forum In Ingle'wood, Ca lif. Norten's share Is 30 per cent and the net receipts from closed circuit TV, according to Bob Arwn of Top Rank, Inc., will total $2 mil lion. Equally significant, he Is be nefiting from critical acclaim dented him after his first fight with All last March. Oddly, Norton has received more recogni tion in defeat than In victory. Some of this is due to the generosity of AU who terms Norton "the best man I ever fought," And the public perceives he is a man of quali ty in the ring, or wherever. Norton wil l always believe he won bo th of his fights with All, a conviction shared by many witnesses. But he isn't corroded by bi tterness. After a fi tful night ("I kept waking With a start") he was faulting himself, not the officials. Revelving the second defeat of his career, Norton was dismayed by his mistakes. lie decided he hadn't thrown enough punches in the early rounds, he hadn't made proper use of his Jab, and he had fought too close to All, allowing his older, m ore experienced opponent to smother his blows. To an extent, he was a victim of Al 's guile. Norton is the heavier puncher of the two, a stronger, setter fighter at th is hour. . . preliml.iary concepts. Babe Ruth of the 1916 Boston Red Sox ~_&,i_M _, _ But he was exhr1usted by All's tactics; he was worn down both by the chase and by All leaning on him in close quarters. His it ner, Eddie Futch, complained of All holding and draping hi mself on Norton but the r eferee , Dick Young, was unimpressed, "I th rew myself out," said Nor t on . Th us All was stronger in the decisive 12th round, All that running and woodcutting at his camp in Deer Th'rk, Pa., had given him s ta mina that will prolong his carecr for at least one more big fight. To N or ton, defeat was acutely disappoin ti ng but no more than a distraction. "Nrton is in a good positi on," judges Futch. He ga in ed In prtstige from this fight. Kenny Is on the way up, All Is on the way down." The trai ne r's phone had been rin ging a ll morning and he was pleased by the critical reaction. "People recognized the quality of the fight," he said. "They have been dazzled by All but I think they are beg in ning to dis tinguish between f orm and effec ti veness . AU has beau ti ful form, but Norton is effective," Norton is the instr ument of Futch's trnter and t he ir rela tionship is based on mutual respect. Th ere will be new stresses, however, when Futch takes on the addi ti onal responsibility of training Joe Frazier. Frazier has asked Futch to fi ll the void left by th e recent death of Yancey Durham. Obviously, Futch Is agreeable. He will train both Frazier and Norton and, f ortunately, they are close friends. "1 see no possibility of con fl ict," says Futch. "1 don't antici pa te Nor ton and Frazier fighting each other. I was wor ki ng wi th Frazier before I took Norton. T y unhe it -. I' are taking the bait well, expeclally at night on an oulgelng tide. '..- With The Bull Creek hunting area allowed all corners to try their luck on opening day but the archers found that roads had recently been bulldozed and were virtually Impassable beyond the game keeper's shack. As a result, the only reports of any game taken amounted to two hogs, according to Informa ti on received by Joe I..azare at the Plaza Sports Shop. ... ,_,.-, row is Nick Mergo, Ken Lee and Ken Brown. John Litton, Joe Baker, Terry Smi th and Price Baker are in the rear, H)' JACK MURPHY Copley News Se rv ice _ POT SHOTS Cecil Simpson of Sanford was another one of the lucky archers ho bagged his deer as the bow arrow hunting season opened. Cecil got his deer, a (toe weighing approximately 100 pounds, last Saturday, the first / . uiiurw STARS' FETE BY K OF C In Losing To - ./ Working closely with Bowman and the college athletes. the students researched and designed a better, ligh ter, chea pe r s ta rting block. The team developed some 40 4 SANFORD JUNIOR ALL-STARS pose at a fete put on Wednesday night by they th e Knights of Columbus, They are (from left to right) David Wiggins, David Tangway, Donnie Williams and Jeff Anderson in the first row. In the middle -- _ With Patton and I3jur as advisers, the students sought out a jroduct to manufacture by offering a $25 award for a winning suggestion. They set up a booth on the campus and received 300 suggestions. The winning selection was submitted by Richard Bowman, the college's track coach. Long dissatisfi ed wi th the standard track starting block wed by American athletes, Bowman suggested the new company develop a better model, similar to one used by - .- 4. - -- within the framework of the college clam. They nained their ises and elected Mark Primozich of ',1, m ______ 1 - ' Soviet athlete Vaiery 1Wzov at the Olympic unmes last Hit Heavy At Inlet Mackerel __ Thercinaining l3 students formeda company tooperate BELIJNGH&M,Wast)._profl ts and faster athletes are th e outcomes of a ciass project corducted by a group of stude nts at Western Washington State College. The students were part of an experimental course In business 'conducted by Dr. Robert Patton, associate professor of economics, and Mic ha el lijur, assis ta nt professor of technology. The course began in the spri ng quarter of 1972, with weekly discussions on th eoretical meth ods for developing a product for sale. During the fall quarter the 18 sttdcnt dcclded ti-, pit their theoretical classwork to a test. They set out to find a product th at was needed, ininufacture it and sell it. Durin g the process five of the students dropped out. Iattofl believes twy m have learned an Important lesson Sunday, Sept. 16,1973-11A The Sanford Herald Fishing Picking Up On Wekiva IMMSW5 11 - -- - -. •. •-- _____ - - - '.-- T' ------ —..e--. - ... - ... . _' - ---. '.' - . -, - - - '. ,,.' -- -,-_-,a' - -.'is.' -. .. .--'-------..--.. ,-_ - 'i•'.a',. -, ""-- - -------.-,- - - - I -i- - - - -- _.::'.' , -"-- - - -- -. _. - - --'--"".. T. -- Nm __ ___ .,, _______ uTIi....,... - - ----- :' - -. ---- - "-. _, -. '. g4gflpw ' , -, - kz_ 4. ' "'' _______________ I 1 i~ I&A 44 u4 u/ks Ruger 44 Mug Rifle . . . YOUR ONE STOP STORE 1 10 Hunting Knives Shot Shells Buck Shot. . .aiI sizes slugs Remington, Brenneck and s&w Sabot Rifles, Shotguns and Hand Gun', Come in and talk with Jim Blythe or Joe Lazare. , :" 1!0- ' - The ports Shop S SANFORD PLAZA a OPEN TIL6 P.M., EXCEPT FRIDAY 1119 P.M. �— -.--.--- 12A—The Sanford Herald -- - S --.----- -' - - - S - i____- - 72 - - - Sunday, Sept. 16. 1973 -- __ - lip i0rralh 1 &Wit(& JOIN u s A Wo World I To - TELL I Sunday, Sept. 16, 1973 . Wa Page 18 Sandra Lukkarila, _ PF _ _4 ~Vx Lt. Eric Walstrom T1 IF ffled In Virgina 1V Boom — Miss Sandra Lee Lukkarila, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. flugo W. Lukkarila Of IAVsburg, Va., and IA. Eric Roger Walstrom, son of Sir. Roger C Mrs. Mildred F. Walstrorn of Altamonte Springs, were united in Holy Matrimony July 29,1973at 4:00 p.m. in the Main Base Chapel of Langley Air Force Base, Hampton, Va. . I1i I 1191 I ii 4 t I ' z. The bridegroom is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs James W Poif of Lake Mary. Chaplain Robert If. Beckley officiated at the double ring ceremony. Musical selections for the ceremony were presented by the chapel organist. (lurch decoratinn-mi were chrvsm. thernuyns intl various flo%%t r arranunt nk and ind lihra - IFP/ MARY ANN GROVER, THE VAMP ... As she appeared in dancing role 1 REFLECTIONS FIGURES 01 two youngsters are reflected in - joys of childhood Ik I IN vaterat 'I'a ll ahassee. The are given dreamlike quality on surface of a pond • there. Gr g * o vV i I I D ook -- 0% U U,I I — Im FAT S And legislative committam growth policy which the major- De la Parte added that Hom 'e 8 \f()I LiS L~\ ((') IJI\i • the A il 2 openi of the thinking," said Governmental troach. Each leader has h sion. Operations Cathnan Kenneth own way of doing things." MacKay, Despite the emphasis °n Hoe Speaker Terrell MacKay added. 't lawmske In swns has Issued a 5age seems to me tha t the House is chambers will find themselves sage to committee Ch5Irfl anesceUentplacetogeta faced ° outhnin his suns f deIoi- sensus of the kind of state we troversial Isies which will be me of a Orid3 ny tough with the 1V4 want Florida to becea we p elected of ons approaching. "When the l4 The House Envmnetal journs,I am determined, to the the people." beg of rny abilities and with 10 In the Senate. President Mat- Protection and Insurance Cca)home Las not issued such a iittees both ba scheduled OUT vital cooperation, that detail ed d're to his discuons next week on FlonFlorida shalt havea state policy of responsible growth and a mittees In fact his office said das oil *11 law. An ad hoc Iforne, D-Tallah&-4ee. will be committee in Ule House already ibstantial beginning out of ti nest week on a is holding hearings to deter. wand its Implementation.— hunting P in Canada. mine the unlimited liability section of t1 statute needs The Tames Demot isked The president has left 10 modifica tion. each dan of the 19H dis tionof comzmtteechaIi. "it seems foolish to wait for to look 10 to men what they want to study turnyaladthfnhIlk, during the interim, said rnittee. We should be devellsiatlon for the upcoming Home's executive assistant, oping and considering legislaHenry Vinn. hon along wi th them," said E nEn"fl ow large sho uld each of than. Sc-nate Precident -ru Tern- irorunerg.al Protection Chairour atate universities be pore arte says the allowed to grow?" he asked the absm-e Of a , 4KTjfic blueprint man Guy Spicola, 1)-Tampa. Spicola. a member of tAe ad Educafiffl Committee. "Do we r'y' She carried a bouquet of yellow daisies with matching streamer s. tier hea dp iece was of braid and lace in matching colors, I • I Bridesmaid and matron were Miss Kristi Walstrom of Atlanta, Ga., sister of the groom, and Mrs. Daniel COCk f Woodbridge, Vs., college roonunate of the bride. Their gowns and flowers were iden ti cal to th at of the honor at. tendant. U. Charles F. Catalano of Ham pt on, was best man, and serving as usherroomimen were U. Clinton A. keson of Hampton; and james A. Barks of Alexandria. Va., formerly of Sanford, and a close tend of the groom, - I Fl orida 00 _____ . For Five Conies Postage Included Copy PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER PROGRESS _____________________________ -- Name i Name 1 Mailing Adtht,_ The br ide is 0 sta ff m em ber at Riversi de Commiity Men ta l health Center at Newport News, Va., working solely with children, having received her B.A. degree In Psychology from th e Coll ege of William and Mary. • Mailing Address ct . City I State - I '' III U ", i B ee aller n"ei B g i Fall! Years, at about the saine time Marine Corps Rifle Club. which she began dancing lessons, is now disbanded and last year Glide, instead... or roll, if you won a bowling trophy. Her please...for, and with, dance For the past eight yea, artistic endeavors Include of BalletGuild of Sa nf ord. Mary Ann has been a student at ceramics and she loves to sing. Seminole, at a "something School of Dance Arts and has showing great talent. new" fun-filled fling designed been a ballerina with the guild for the entire fami ly. for four years. hold it! family fun Tuesday night at Melodee Skating Rink, Proceeds will go toward scholarships for Ballet Guild dancers who will be on hand to skate and "fall" for iOU. Mary Ann Grover and 23 other company dancers cordially invite all to come skate and "fall" for them. J ust in cise you're tired 71wough the generosity of Mary Ann. 15~i-year-old already, Mary Ann does all her Shealy Best, owner-operator of daughter of Mr. and M. Rich own laundry and that of her 11Melodee Skating FUnk, all local Grover, is a Taurus the Bull year-old brother, In, when he can sweet-talk her into iL have you" can come skate with mination and endurance among dancers of U guild on the third her vir tues. At the dancing school's Tuesday of each month, from From now until June, 1974, Spring Recita:, Mary Ann. who 7:30 to 9 p.m., wi th B Tuesda y she is just one of the dance has Tom-boyish tendandes, at set for Sept. 1, who will have to rehearse times, like l girls, did a tap almost daily in order to meet solo, as a "vamp" to the tone of The owner will open the rink the heavy schedule of "Sweet Georgia Brown" and I - at this time for the sake of guild's forthcoming per. "Used Hearted Hannah." culture withno increase In foances. Terrific. admission price. One-half Ma Ann and other guild ta ke will be donated to Ballet What does Ma Ann do da ncers will see you Thesday Guild to defray costa of keepin g besides dance and skate? •h d For opene she is a straight night at the skating rink. their Non-skaters are totally scholarship a A student at Christian Home welcome to come and watch all and Bible School, Mt. a, and admits math is her favorite the fun. I) ill be hand to subject. — skate, roll, glide and "fall" with r oman s Cl - One of the guild dancers, to ndwh water-skiing in for Mary Ann Grover, who aspires rood measure. to become the best tap dancer She bandies a .fl rifle with Don't ruth into Fall...and by in the United States, has been expert markmanship, is a no means not to "fall" into sting for more than nine former member of the U.S. 1 5 Fun B DORIS WILLIAMS SOCIETY ED-TOR - GUARANTEED that many will "fall" in their love for Ballet Guild at a Fall skating fling designed for '. a o ene,jit - - C ami - -' • In addition to being an ae- It's guaranteed' you. complished equistrienne, Ma There's bound to be many So do that homework early Ann feeds and grooms her four who will surely "fall" for the and cin the fun' horses and do, and manages balki guild beuefil. ' 'IIflIlfI} - b u ZIP State_____________________ doiesn't irwAn the Senate suffers hoc panel, said the petroletun want absolutely no smog in lack of dir~. industry so far has failed to Flarida?" he asked ll' ie en- a *1 don"t think anyone will prov the law is dri%ing shipUnIItaI prOtCt1Ofl paneL quarrel with the view that an pets away from Florida ports. I Following the ceremony a rece pt ion was held at the La ngley (flce rs Club. r traveling Mrs. Walstrorn wore a soft green double knit dress. ter a wedding trip to th e Pocono Mts. in Pennsylvania the i will reside in Hampton, Virginia where I.A. Walstrom is an Air Force Pilot stationed at Langley Air Force Just return tnis order with the names of those to whom you wish the paper mailed. ________ a brother as ringbearer. Th e bride's mo th er wore a double knit street leng th dress of aqua green wi th matching accessories and a white and aqua carnation corsage. The bridegroom's mother wore a navy and white polstcrknitdresswithwhjteaccessorjesandawhlteand pink carnation corsage. ___ Per ' the bride, was the matron of honor. She wore a full-length gownof Ye llow polyester nylon with a high necked bodice and full sleeves gathered at the wrist, avacado cumberbund and (Wi gathered skirt of summer flowers In corresponding FANTAST IC PROGRESS '73 EDITION OF THE HERALD ity of members of this House prde personal meetings with which begin holding a have can adopt" meetings here this his committee cha irmen -7ou can see from the kinds stead of formal memorandum. been asked to look ahead to the 21st of questions he's asking t he "His Input will be iz The meetings are U first of a warta U nnbe to do rne son-t o- person." said Dc la ' Mrs. James I). Carroll of Lakewood, N.J., twin sister of MAIL IH E TA1AAHAEE, Fla. (AP) The House Governmental O orderly growth policy — Florida's growing pains have erations Comnlittee was as. perative for Florida." said De been Identified as major sied the task of compiling la Parte, Tam. "I concur problem facing the l4 legisla. suggestions of or pane and completely and Senate com t. drafting 'a comprehensive tteswllbeeakng to L" R01,117? t -- EMINOLE II Face — (Itn In marriage b) 1k; father , the bride took her tons in a formal le ng th empire styled go of white chiffon over pesu de sole, with lace appliques on the fitted bodice, skirt and1uHbisiopsIeeves.Thctrafnwaso.peaudee Ifer veil was of net attached to a headpiece of satin and beaded leaves. The bride carried a white ilible set with lace and carnations. 1 410' Z" •jJ• [ In A Coffee Mood Additional list enclosed Additional list enclosed _____________ dop PROGRESS MA -A-WAY ORDER PROGRES — As Season. St a 1-tS/ Name . I - Clty__________________________________ — Assisting Mrs aree as hostess was Mrs Jack Karen) Perce membership chairman Guests ho were welcomed b) the president, Mrs 40 , — - If 1 City ________________________________________ — The Ma yfair home of Mrs.John (Eve) Cr abtree was t tie State - '= MAW Zip I 1 td , tiorl ___ State_ - Zip_ 4 hs enclosed Additional list encloseo . NO TELEPHONE ORDERS, PLEASE t)L L(JtR,(I II f .•. . c\ L.iL f ' - V — MMIN - - — milT - — - tt -.--- - -- - -.- __ Special guests attending were htmes. Carolyn Fisher, --- - P a mile . Maurita Barks, Ln 11111 and Katie ano. I A UTO DEALER Ed ScInder and his son, Mark, will drive this 1914-s-rg I ge from Iorr41, -' 'H to ,T ,o t review U -. w4 odel so Mmes, Susan White. ickI Rennet, Wanda lively. ' p .. . -- - Nee Sandra Lee Lukkarila - — Highlight of the morning was a drawing for a Raggedy Ann Cake and the floral cente rpiece. - ___- - - - oating hostesses were Laurie Dicke Nancy Jul Kathy Wallace and llnd-q Reck with Jan Freeman and ILirb Slier%%ood serving. V, -- I - - A display table featured a detailed scrapbook and awards the club received during the year. Sponsor for the club, Mrs Robert Karns, brought special guest . Ragged) Ann," theclub's o(fldal mase't i The dining room tahie, oer1ald w'th a lace cloth, was centered with an arrangement of yellow and whitemurns and y's breath. A pot pourri of dainty pastries and party fare - was attractively arranged on silver serving pieces. Coffee as poured from silver service. BECAUSE OF ADVANCE SECTION PRESS RUNS TME DEADLINE FOR ORDERING MAIL AWAY COPIES IS OCTOBER ]0. * ... / - - tiitk and acconipIishimni -. ' thtributccl to our regular subscribers on October 28th Ad ditional COPIt'S may be reserved by mailing a list of the names an c or eac copy, to t he Circulation Department, 300 French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32771. SENTIMEN TAL i ed p , / ff, - ____ - Fr • A4 JAN FREEMAN, CENTE R, SERVES COFFEE (;UESl'S 'I T - , , • , Jean Renna (Mary L. Blair Photo ,. �- - - - -- . -- —'--- - WP 2-The Siinfcrd Herald Sunday, Sept. 16, 1973 ____ _________________________ 4 ____ ____ --------------- __ - - i ___ I -Mr~ m~% G€U€IJa ---, . ______ _~-_______ ~~ L 0 andGtrud C°e are If . -" -- r7 ~~11 .1 _I ____ M6 ended the Old Muiu Itoad (formerly the Jim Stowell home). During the course of con- _____ 1, j; - , ro- 25th Anniversary - I . RUBY AND JAN' CARTElt Ili's brought tile fabric market celebrated 25 years of nuptial to Stopped h) th" l'nine MARTHA AND BOB ORWIG to bliss at a dinner for family and staged recently on three floors return some art and close friends much to their of an area motel, which photography equipment I had surprise. Caroline and husband, DICK. botroed (rain th. obviously Congratulations to the very attended haPP Pair' 1"P1} couple, Just listening to all the Bob has Just returned (toni fabrics the couple purchased Indiana and is real proud of his — for Milady's made me drool diploma from a school of For the holidays, glamor and Speaking of pro1essiona photography. nice glitter are in the limelight and ' ' 1k stU(lIed wedding portrait coupies...iwu a most delightful come Spring, the mood is light art under the direction of the visit with SIDNEY AND RICH and airy. w r Id .111 in o U M(i N TI.: (;HOvER.,.in fact, I stayed ——— ZUEKEIt and l'ni iraipessed. ('vertime. I'll never forget the elegante when that "I do" time umu,, let [lob 'do it!" dinner they threw for us (Ballet Recent UCSts (not at th" (u11d behlnd.the.sceners) last .same time at the home of )tar Birmingham when th e MR' O'NFAI MA1HEWS dancers apptared en were 101. (USAF, ret.) PAUL Six-aking of weddings. in our concerte. PARSON, his wife, SHARON, Anyhow, they are so and daughter, SHERRY, neighborhood, the bells are ringing and they're off and hospitable and down-to-earth, Cocoa Beach. running down the bridle path, which I really dig' and odds Also %isitmg were MIt AND toward the bridal path..."ith lifestyle (Ouklawn daughter, more than just one bride-elect CARLA, of in the race. Cemetery) would demand it! Fellsmere. Just BRIDAL If,-y, JAN TOIUIEVr,. listen! II%'MMmmm' — II ( u up frorri the Ii of I rid u 'u culture an how, at At Seminole Junior College. wedding March." THOMAS (TAD) DEANS,son the theme is "getting to know of CDR- AND MRS T C this year f,r the women of y staff Sanford, has accepted a members and wives of faculty Another ten3er. I wrote graduate assluantship at "'embers. JOh1', S-POl.SK note asking florida State University to According to TFRRI hilli what Pole3 (Pollucks) do at leach courses in Opera History ELWOOD, president of SJC a Polish Luau...likc mayc ga and pursue a Master's Degree Faculty Wives, facets of library in Music History and Opera. out in (on a) I.imnbo-() like i services will be discussed at th e I'ol)s (nesianS), huh first meeting Tuesday Night in Tad. who was graduated cum the board conference room on laude from I' SU with a double carul hilariously) and so will )'OU pus. Other college areas latter part of the montli. Bachelor of Music Degree in will be presented at future Composition and History In meetings. - - AugusI. I,;,;. t)eell cl o!_,ely I itid witI tIL I '4L -— in the W. 1, I -I. -- f-f _____ mints ____ ___ , - - ii - . - • , - - - EDITOR - white - _. is ; / -. - Fl Mrs. Michael Daniels th •' - 0 - divinity - ' - - - - 1, - celebration *. _________ sm oked sausage, rolls. Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. crackers, pickles, olives, nuts Charles Lombardi, Orlando. (Cecelia Farmer Photo) Knee- ___________________________________________________________________________________________ en-d if> ard CI zarin Coiliest " For the past three years, he Iaas st',died with internationally recognized operatic composer CARLISLE FLOYD. He has had (1 htz eompocitioqs p"-riormcd at F IJ Ifl(l tins also the Asolo Theatre (Florida's State Theatre) at Sarasota. IT:' - . some friend, Ruth Simpson, is back but I bet I didn't tell you about the real cunotewshesent.o me when she sent T very beautiful triCri handkerchief from Belgium. riO b " --- Dorothy Nordstrom Named Miss Junior Teen - , jast learned that Mr Ethel Gtett has suffered a broken lelt AM is confined to Mau FlItcher Hospital up In BLTlington, VL frs Gu>ett is another of my I. ., v*y young friends in her Mild "a of life. Also confined to the ho*tal is Mrs. Meta LeFils who is a pdtient at Seminole ieri•i. peamg of hospitals it reI1> i;rieves tile to have to tell you thlit I recently kw7)ed that I " 14cile Norton will be bound for tin Hulls Miller Hospital in Gainesville fur eye Urer, ! - __ .!~ ;;;; I- IV-_:-$- .. - '. - _____ ~ I- hommiakers am busy making jelly and assorted butters' aOdIknowthtfwouJd win' J4o1Jy Ihave been elbowdeep in Guavas for tile pas! '' cml o rr, I j l, )Vu i jw-a -'tFl zt 1X-" :a:vt: 11lat I have ashed at least $00 - into butt". all I can . .I I z_ J. Ji ~Z hope for is that it rill be good because it surely was of warlL Let me, pim you a heIgul tip, coiurlesy of my tAkle Ulry buddy, Mary Donaldso ,111 -- t-q al part t Gua%i pulp and SIIgM in "your blue 210 degree oven for H.me __~ . ap. -1 ik . yac - ~, WE _~ I - - . t I - -__% I .~~_=zoe - -, A " -- - -' -_ . ___ - - - ~ - - -. T r- -*/ -P0, . .. - - ____ __ imi Tt-; I .j;, - ' iiid bounds in Scrninole - cur. Ward. The colorful fashion parade ran the gamut from =4 - !_ c . - , -. -- z -_ -1 0 . _ - - - --- -., - __ 94;=~Q .- - - ,. I -_ I- - 'A - -__ - 4 - - — . -- 1 - - ____________ -- , __ Dottie Minietta very proudly told rin liml, her son wW daughter-in-law. Capt. and' Mrs Eugene Mmniettajr,of Ft Jackson, had welcomed a new son, Brian Michael MinittL-1, will() was born oil Atill, _______________________ _____ 0 IJORO'I HY NORDSTROM ... AUSS Junior Teen Fall I4_'ashioris From ItalyI A re 1 • texIuit. CTl1" J r op'(( •1 ersa(ie j a • i .,Lt pounds and 11 ounces arid wa's greeted by his sister, Miche;e and brother, Eugene 10,11rtletta t, prenuu'r d( cwit hung ibout A whole P.w u .rmt group at (liuti urn tour puete wear. is , )ne of the most mul- suits. some with skirts and ti-faceled drsigners in the others with pants. carry the field of fashion lie has spent entire fill fashion picture for rwarly tuir his life desining i the American woman. Puetruu f1iifl(u) •n tr it ted Statts A graduate of Ile does the sweater look in t n, r t i p , sit 'I rrtu.,r (' ,(--li0u,l lot Fontana and blazers, single and doutibleVeneZilini In 1957 he bec.1me breasted looks and there are hiV top-tenl~ looks, Chanel' ns in everything . then on the Fabian! and SIM- from heather), tweed knits to netta cable and ribbed knits. The Here in the States he de- tweater Is carried t ny s Sued for Ben Kahn, Revillon frorn lhe m3st casualilrou dearest Louise who will Ain4 then opened his own salon most formal at-home and eveas Bianca of Roma Arid now ning wear - Ivoning on the 14that Gino luau ii il"s '.s 'ulrcad> partJketswItht4bu1uSIok the 3econdweekofa.cl- o.,Iandj US Inijustrics. he is back th iiIe.mink and puts U over his native Italy supervising ta'quard sweater and match. ille Central Florida Chorale. Faott s three lines which do ing pants more than SM million .- hallar,dt1uxiksunout to (or u . III. ft 4101. I-s) (011 E ( I Oil 111 MBouk time and knee highs go hand in hand to mix and match with skirts and dresses. New patterns include chCLkerboards, dois and dashes, tone on tone diamond argyles and stripes, top photo The 40s anklet is newer than ever to wear over fall's favorite colors in opaque tights Menswear checks, horizontal stripes and even fuZZY-wuzzy cuffed solids are on the scene, bottom photo.(Both pictures are from the Trimfit Coupe. rn I cn I ' 4r F F) %I-OtaSl_. W Lake IIWT,ey Circle, and his maternal ;*r;undparents atre.Mr. and.Nirs, Startle y Gazzak of Lawton, Okia ' ,' i ~ ~~ ~_ ~ ffl~~ - - k A 'W ~ CAROLINE 1101 mzct - Under the masterful cornmand of GORDON. the Chateaubriand (it was outta sight) was carefull) and cautiously carved with par excellence Until just recenti> fabric fanciers, had to go to Atlanta and New York to the market to relect their materials. TtmeuzrowthnfCc'nlrnlFlorlda - , 7 T - ;~ - ~ . 3 u r , - Z ~_ Jlla~ - ____ _1111011111- 'Hi" and were ROSE. ANDBUDWOODA'I BFT1Y AN!) Hill JAU( AN!) ANN AND BOB BRISSON They had fun, too I _ Gotta ran the race is on...can't beat that cl3ck...but a winninci 1: — - ~~ .- . - " ...1. - -. I-- iF~._ -_ -I I- -: ~M ~ J- L--. ~ - __ - . itf. ) .-" p I S ~ I 1 _____ ,! ' - : -_ .t ___________ ' - - ____ - ________ - -- - • -- .- I - _______ - - ----- - - - - .,-- - " \ r aem ~ ., V - A.1 - - ____ - 107 #--- 1i - __L - - - - - - _____ - -- I) -I1E.N7.S THOSE AWARDAVINNING women of Sanford 11'n1nr %%)m1' Club are ' nd running into il I ,John Crabtree are (1 to r) Mrs .!;ucJ P°rcc i i 't(LJ pl1zL., aiath . HOt)ert hams club Snonsor Mr " ever e, Pausing for refreshments at the 11OStess and past president; and Mrs. Fred beautifully 1!ppointed table at the Membership coffee at the fashionable Mayfair home Mrs.Gaines r., president. of (Mary L. Blair Photo) CREPM11211 - I - _- 1 -__.. lor 10 -- I ' t JI ;~. -- .- . I - -t —. ' - • --- ( (11 UI F I S =- - -- ( I 1. S TS -? - r r - f - BHtN11- MORRIS, right, t%cicom' es" prospective members il to r) Katie Tiano Lynn 11111 and Maurita Harks, to time Sanford Junior Woman's Club coffee at the home of Mr John Crabtree __________ -1 - - ,, _-- - * I '. " - If 'i,- ' - - - - . R . I -1 t - M"I - - z. ?, il . I - - .. -. 1- - .•.-•-• I GRAHAM S. BELL, "' - I 01- C GENERAL DENTISTRY ''t' Si SaS"ovci .N.-* 1141 9690 k_'O( I iey D ri Howf% a, I _ l ead ine 11, A tte ntion, please' Tell us your story. We welcome your news! Engagement and wedding forms, available at The Herald office, should be accompanied by a black and orhite glossy studio photo at least fie days before desired publication dat . R ts f clubs etc) vance. Area correspondents on CDOiI Willia ms-., Society Editor = __ ___ -, A Is Buzzing About I Th Bee.Ncrnza . . ... ,. 'N V HERE'S C " (6 L OO KI NG -4 io(# -. - T V(") i i f. V f'A V i I I ! - •' Of Imported And -W - -_ I ave. Come On In And il id UU ii .1 I cstcr N)'ntv dt.* I I i' iooc ii / I [ 0 .I I t Rom. , kn't in brass, copper, leather and ceramics China selection Candles Plaques Wrou hi F, . . - ". ,*8"Will ! \ pleats th.ut swirl' Domestic Gifts We A ccessories In wrought Iron, I .1 &L~N Illat cling" , hiw beautifulls Bee-rouse Around - - - -7 -~_ C:: - T& I - most , 4. 1 __ - ~4' r ipp for knit called 1 for that someone special. showrooms are filled with the complete select ion of fine gifts in the — I- -~~=--=__ , f __ -~ -.-- he ORLANDO FORGE makes it ________ _____ 7-~, I - — i l-vomA TIM %%I%ld GqV* I - — ________ S ! _____ .1i_ -__ - -1 - ___ M I - - - . - . - _. . . 0, - , 1 ! 1±j' .yl I ZZ~4 : __~ - .. _. ___ - III -~ 1 -~ -X__ --- ~ -Am `V 10 - - .. _ ; - ~ __ ---: . lookin of our finest diamMs Men sring 7diamonds I ciriil 10101 V(th? sotInI4kar$goid - - S w convenient ways r CHARMCOURSEMODELSINACIFION !_ - - A. Also you will find the largest selection of fireplace furnishings in Central Florida along with pool and patio furniture in wrought iron and aluminum from the finest manufacturers In the field of casual furniture such . Brown Jordan and LI to IL) '38 \ FREE Bisque-Stalnless Steel Wooden Ware / ~ 1111111 ~ . 1 THURS r , ble, OPr4t,OIa 1 / \ %-. Tropltone 1 _ IN REAR WHILE SHOPPIN2..2JAY I.III 1 1 1, - - Ir the tall collect - e Z 5ttdcfIthefirstm7)eet1ngof Now if we can Just liVe -- The Civitans and the ladies were also having a "do" at the same winery and dinery wearing their fashionable finery on thie same nighty-night. _-11I' - ii~ ~ -T - i- -~ ALES - - - = ' ff_Z __-. IF sft~ , / - heavenly fabrics on the market pwimalts - - . IS t ~ _ f~ NEW YORK - (NEAt - done in groups (or flexible 1111 ~ " - __ _2111111111M ~ -- ____-% . ~ -I - -- __ ~ ' - ~VA~ " -7rf= .; .= .= W" _____ - 1- ifl(i 1 -Bye" --- - _4 - . - - - - . !-_?=i 1M 1-in _V.. ;.1; 5i;i. ~ iA a . v- - - ~!~_ i ~Uj !'- - __ the to ert A soda o I)OI1IE KARNS (322 2461) OF BILL GIELOW (322-2611) %ill be more than happy to explain all details, Membership is limitcl hurry! .i , glamorous after-five fashions in a variety of wash and wear fabrics The show was superiority , ________ I -. • Don't get restless natives. . arch for high calibre i. -. entertaintfient. Seminole However, the luscious heart. ! Mutual Concert Asswiation has shaped strawberry filled- i___ 6 '* - w , ( rb fortnat this year birthday cake was savagely featuring six exceptional mutilated with several jugs df programs including three pink champagne literally talentecigroups. kil led. ,u-: hlowmuchfuncanonestanij' I..J - ________ r ' ) i ~ ___ - foward more cult ______,, V as • - - _11 . - -.,! t I Q 1 wore _________ be known to all Sanford who have a sweet tooth and taste for fresh b4 I 4 r bt:ihind tile cwnter at the Old Ettrope Jiop, re"ntly purchased by her baker husband, Thomas Although the work could hardly be nxwe diffemt from her OW Job as 8 math teacher, Mrs. Stegner says she is enjoying it and has fou'io the Sat.ford folk peasisnt and friendly. Ikr home is in Altamonte Spin$' and in her leisure moinents s'r i I !: W;- . I 0 - Highlighting the show was the selection of MISS Junior Teen, from a group of charming girls between the ages of 13 and 16. The coveted title went to Dorothy Nordstrom, who attends Lyman High School and resides in Camlberry. As M!ss Junior Teen, IrothywiIlcompete- in the regional contest which will be helJ at a later date, poLsc and ,race, the models wore the latest Fall fashions from the - - -- __ _ = - t - - " --' - - - - _:_ A .2om o ____ i _.*d.-,t:mi-f inn list ltnpital LJI . T - ~ fruend't will be from my kitchen cupboard c .ristma3 time! r Now It I could just figure how to put some of this conmetion in a spray bottle, I might be able 8- I itW TS__ F , -- ___ ________ ' - - __ffi.-_% Juniority was the final word for thlose attending Wendy Course Wednesday night at a fashion snow and contest, sponsored by Montgomery " .4 recovery after " N -_ . - - - -- I urn h.sp1 , to tell ),U Rev. Leo Barnes is well on the way to the recent sagery on his shoulder and arm and is back at work. Surely an) glad :ao bcuuse .~~ rt, I . - z-i-mm -~ ._= 14~ .. -_~__ __ ~__ .- - ___ iii~ ____ 1 I - ~ I " Ah, so! Chivalr) is still Ca%allers and their fair ladies rIL round and round the table I at FRED F!! INoR's WINERY AND DINERY I personall> plan to watch Thursda night to the tune of hlapp> Birthday" honoring this mm' man wh h LARRY BLAIR, who happily (1eli'itfut' e , fantastic st-rise of humor soar barked and wagged his tail at the surprise fete' given by to tile top. MERRY BEE for her HONEY (Larrfl BE F ______ --I z. --r. 'I kk "• __ Tadlsal969graduateof Seminole High School and is a former piano student of WILlIAM EIIMORE of Sanford =T -'i 't-Y1 - p ____ among us! - "' ____ . - ~ I) oniaii oldest friends, who will be 96 ___ lop - .; Written music for _______ ,' W7rk; — ____ -. . ______ , j~~_ ___ . * 'ra ?' The beautifully written message was as true blue as the stationery ...and genuinely welcome, LUV. And to BETTY I3OWES. - .1 genuinely thank you, LU'. ___ son elegant souvenir in the mail with the humemis note atL%ched. Them was more to this, buf a girl amnot tetl! Ruth is kirid Wild she never forgets to brng me a remembrance wherever s / • y you nobody home past your boa se r } seemed to be ever-present whene-mr the Pe&rce family The "Ridge Runners needed her and 1. for one, wJU Association" that's another surelymisshersniilingfacenaneIorthefolkswhobve when I go to '.lsiI. along the ridge at Lake flame> Beach, really had a blast Sa),gueswhatarewardmy , everal days ago when friend, Muib Urbanski sent to gathe to have a welcome me recently' A coaimerathe newc.'mersparty'attheSueg silver dollar! Milly said it was Pavullion because Iwas alwa>swifljng" Jeanne Heath said that the to hpwbenecalheJ butitjs primary ptrpose of the getswh a pleasure to do anything together was to introduce the for t.his girL one could never young people to each other. hesitate when asked! her delicious duck and yellow rice Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCortj dish arid that plus the other nave had 0* pleasure of Mrs. epicurean delights really McCord 's sister. Anr Bodak of helped break the ice Those present were Jeane New York at Uleir lovely home on the Old Mints Road and Hank Heath, Eugene and visited the usual places of j Dottie Minetth and their lovely West in Central Florida and Maryann and Paul, Bill and went L'P to Six Gun Territory. Shirley Myers and their three Ann stayed two weeks which stalwart sons, Terry, Dan and MM McCourd (Mary) saW was Ronnie: Dean and Betty Henson too Short. and their son, Wesley and Gene Let me tell you something and Barbara Brown and-Cheryl about this wonderful persor. and Mike, Dan and Mapret Mary has worked as a volunteer Dunn and their 'two adorable 'kLad'at the W' t Park granddaughters Bonnie and Mema?fl,jtl long Cathy FeslerandsonJim,Jack time and has more than 5W and Jennie Mann and their -son howS to her credit Jackie, Tom Denton and Polly. A lot of women can Ia> claim his lovel> wife and their two to this fete. but if you knew sons, Todd and Kelly. (Polly Mau, Ilke some of us know her baked a eake especially for the she has really been a sick girl get-together complete with and I mean really sick In fact, palm trees and a beach), ,fr _r _ and Mm David DantxIer and Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Taylor, Inez Huguley and Verne Kowalki All lcan say Is that if Jeanne 4fld flank Heath had inth to do with it I know t1vat tile)NX: had a real fun time. r1v, ~~V_Z";.- 1It number ci " , yj I I,ij Mang to which I replied in the af. rumative. No xioner had I replaced the pine In the hanger than 1orralne's handson, Nicholas, was present with two of the most gigantic specimens(mangoes) I tune ever seen .nnI were tbe ever .. 1)UIVE! • J T I 1k . . liaruuuony with 'The - C , (UI) ' with __" I. -- IA -- in call it one uf ;r1 I their - riccoratcul .- Sunda jj: - from Mrs - - 1 ______________ there anti - Ti:j So •- bake to Geneva where they will take up residence at their home on - .- - where 1: .- - .. which we just lise to talk. and sing a few songs with them While talking with Cr111 I was shut-ins. Mary said that it was very unhappy to hear that her such a rewarding thing to housekeeper, Lee Anna the smiles on the faces of Jacksor who had been with folksthat she and her group (cit Cr111 and Hubert for over 36 so rewarded that they found eaIS had passed away, themselves wishing for more That's a record of some sort thin" In gd dccd - - -. .. . - LiuuJjIIU,fl1 - n ' ." Mr and Mrs George Daniels anci (george and l3einleee were observed their 25th wedding anniersarywithanooenbouse married at the Glcnnvlew 111, / / -— reception at their home, 106 Nava' Air .,taton Chapel on T v ,. 194 where George w53 Sept i iO ure ..p1. o, from ______ III ________ r .• ¼ a Marine and Berniece was a 10p.m. t :--. Hosting the celebration were WAVE. It was a formal . military wedding with the male the couple's children. 4" n) Dolt is WILLIAMS Mrs. Daniels greeted the attendants attired in dress SOCIETY uesan guests attired in a long aqua r es attendants . crepe gown with ac in white. in my Willy rounds the only After lea%-ing the service thEY cessoriesand a white carnation will' secat to go round in corsage with sther ribbon Mr mo',ed to P nIX Arli, Where circs and the drcu,nference ) Daniels wore dark slacks, a George was employed by the is getting rounder and light striped jacket and a white Air Reserve Corporation and Seminole is AWAKE ~ transferred to Sanford as a carnation boutonniere. buslin out all over. So. dear Daniels' anniversary representative at Sanford NAS hearts, jump outt4i ,our skin set Fie is presently employed by I a . swini, sink, blit please don'; • of silverware and the children Epoch Construction Co. in the start walking water! and their paternal grand- SanLanda area and Mrs. t parents, Mr. and a Civil Service — Daniels, gave the couple a set of employee at the Orlando Naval Training China Whichreminds m The attractive Daniels borne l'he) hn% e three children 4 7. ,. I i rut rut!' rio 0 i I - Martin IJIuiIIiC ltava, REV. lIAlU)i.l) I IARIIIS told arrangements of pink row, Barbara and Alan. Janice is 0 '.0 int. this week to "swin4" the tern and multicolor daisies The employed by the L,nke Brantley euluran si little more. 11, r(freshment table was overlaid School Board, Barbara by the . Th--. up-to-the-minute doctor ! with a white lace cloth and American State Insurance Co., of frequently "pepX` highlightO by tlu! three tiered In Orlando. Both live In r.rs" his conversation with tile wedding cake, deorated in Longwood. Son Alan is ti-Uword "cat" in his vivid wl- 1, v0ite with blue roses alid ;)resently serving LW U.S. Air delightful dialogue. topped with white doves and a Force and stationed in Utah, like a wild cat?" silver 25 emblem, but came home (or the anquestioned. An of nhersary arrangement Heavens no" tic answered nds and mums in a silver vase adorned relatives called during the Just for the record, sir, I have one end of the table. Fruit appointed hours to congratulate found It is safer to "purr" . pinch was served from a silver the couple. Friends living in the gently like a cool kitten than punch bowl along with the cake, area who were present at the sprinp like p tigrt-_%' MR AND MRS GEORGED DANIELS finger sandwiches, ham wedding 25 errs aiin t&rp i,4i. Whiting Point, L1. The Kraftsc,ws have been - --- Ju , __ - Memorial -___ aut6k, em, " -, - . .;~ _. - _ I IF t Open House U __ The Sanford Herald - _______________ Pink = a ______ several one ---- __ -__-a_ .,-,_ - ______ . _________ At times tha t hadltM bth' er fth 1, ~ - 1, extended and determination restored her !_N4 __.&^~ vacation to points of interest in to us and we are happy. - . .Michigan where they visited __ ~ Mar,. has so man), acwith members of their family. I complishmentst that it would be While n the Michigan area difficult to numeral; they attended Bob's mother's most proud cf the fact that she 2rI htrtbfid) dtnntr. isabktodoher volunteer work Gertrude said they had a and to help ott'ers. marvelous time but that they Mar) said that she reall) felt were happy to be home she also great when she stood behind mentioned that while they were "her" sunshine cart at Winter away they were iaddened by ParkMemjaIa,ddidherbest Use almost fatal auto collision to spread a li ttle cheer where which invoked their grandson, was needed U Robert Pratt, whom several She also told me that these B) LIZMATHIEUX will recall as a former Geneva women of the Winter Park Herald Correspondent resident. contingent held a white tztpzuuut sate each November 'Lorraine Whiting called me nJ took all funds gained This past week was a 4ke. other day relative to memorable for my little through sales to help buy iiiiness but before we something was siceded at friend, Reba Jean Yarborough. `au:4 telephone conversation the hospital. This reminds me She started the first grade and toid me that she had enjoyed of our high Fevers Follies How A130 lost her first tooth. .- __ many remember that? We had 'tn Marjorie Thu-S Lv.sing fun doing that and we donated who visited with her recent)' all monies (h event to Blanche Edward3 called 1 that they had a the Ladies marvelous the other day and told me actime renewing old times, sister, Thelma Batchelor, is a complishments at Seminole "Rainic" said that Marjorie patient at West Orange Memorial Hospital Wish we ** scheduled to fly over to Ho-cpitz-il in %% inter could (10 that agun ' r 1 ul; .t iirnbi -- F db-t -n - lrr "Knit Wits," an organization American Political Association --composed of women who attheir annual meeting. I all sorts of lovely articles, The speech Marjorie Anthony has left clothing, sweaters, dresses I ' delivered was one which she Genevre to attend Columbia rompers. etc., and most of the had written and was entitled University he hopes to time they donate these articles "The Voting Patterns of work an his Masters Degree in to the Sunland Hospital and to American Black Women," English Literature. the various nursing homes in Marjorie is a very capable the Sanford, Orlando, Winter and talented person Her Crull Pearce and I had i Park area pamLe are Mr. and Mrs. Roy conversation the other day to Once a incrith Mary, and her 'films of Osceola. catch up on all of the things companions, Lois Scott, Ruth Also visiting with I"raim which we like to talk aboult, I Evans, Jessie Knight and Mary and her mother, Mrs. Pearl might zidd we did a good job of Shuppe cookies and take Yarborough, were her aster it. Wivnever Crill and I get thein into Sanford to the Sanand brother-mn law, Virginia tot!' th-.i- t is q 'mc asIc hc wul t - rti 'urstn, hloilli - - CoupleHonored .- - .2-' sxn-trr1--" --z-.e,r- FRI TILS SANFORLtPLAZA 31 02-1000 WhereYouAlwaysFindQuaiuyAt Its Finest i 201 $ Elm Ph 322.7121 Sanford . �- ----.- --- --. - -..--.--- - 4B— The Sanford Herald Sunday, Sept. 16, 1973 . - i. j—j -, - : T _______ /fii.L.; To Frustration Can Be Helpful -- , IIFA ....I.. ;i T 4 19 [ Conflict Added - XX _ k By M4RH (iOflI)ON seminole CaordInAtor for Youth Programs,Inc. r 6 - ________ - ,,~ 0, iI ______ I N, 1 1I' / 1% / - 1/ . /Lj to . I .. . *44. ' A , ,;1% - - .4- - llrz -- _i O'k n 1 , rM in Z - .: - . By Abigafi Van Buren ~3~ a V - . . . - . - — -; 4___ .- .,, , 4 1. .-Ow T*-~. ! . I Originators of Fun And Travel Club (Char l ess Ed w ar ardssPho oto) II I 1.1 1- - - . ii , . r ' , . Connie Sinoatt, a Lives To Serve , ki Comet. House' Recor -- - M .; Altin limit X ;,i % ' . I - _1411 will Donald Wynn & 011ie Mae. John E. Mayhew.36, Satellite Robert Arnold Mason vs Bch, 11IIian A. Mitchell. 31, 775 Doris Marie, WI 4 children N Wayman St., LW & Michael '' " Anthony issa Cobb, C. Charles D McLean & Martha 1014 Metlonv. James Johnson,Jewell Cat ' Hansel E. Simpson & Mary City. Pauline 8U1 Sue iwfin Av. Donald L Soper, 61, Coria s , Els rn,oer name J A. mley Jr., Alma I Bar'.° Bradshaw Dr., Mary W. Wm. P. r. Foster & Marsha A., Borland, 48, Bx 557 F WI custody 2 &, Denis R. Frsneur, . . ______ 17 ~ I j - 9 --,,-. j - ---. - . ~ I a -- . - -' P - 1, - _-m- .-,; ZZU _. -.--.- j . J0 T ______ - _______ I'll, 111 .- .-- A W.M Wa4 — - 'i , . .- .do MOM in AND LABOR - 6. , "e $87 a' u I. quality nursing 'some care - 1.~ ; -1 - ' We offer individual V%CIVArs -- -. m _j_ I , --I - . __ - . . CHisli*ps - -- . -- )0il,kilvi's I VN;90er lb^d - - Modern and spacious located in the heart Of Sanford's Medical facilities. - -,----- Z s ~ ~_ J .- I 111111LA1110111= Nmo:~ 1=21 - i / 15 ,I Shop 0 No co, -drHome ___322-3315 - - R6 Donald Graham, Owner-Administralor YARD e it V ; t _ - P~i --.r- -- -_ ) . I , ______ 1, ,,, '. - 1~ . . J ( . J 'I.. - . - I by All Vermo*wr / SE WA P0ING\ wssE) 0ULE . WIFE- / 'Y (.1 - I . ) -- ~ X r::~,~ r , __ - - 1% _), .. , WER HANOVP STREET I LAKE , 2CA . . I know b - insides out 01 i clean used foil Ple p:!n .m(i place the Ut o' trlr ou1t v pie 0 keep the u of I mb or quickly. .1 1 1,c_.,t:_ - . HIYA, PE-TUNIALW~I,ATS YER FPFZOeLrLm ? , k h16, 4 i_ . - j -- WORRY CLINIC a Georls W. Crane, Ph.0, M.D. - EGOINFLTION N - 10 0 _ ' 9 - I _:~,_ k __ , ) ____ I I / most ctly toy that papa 49 6 Easy To Sew 0 Prints and Solids ~p teso Infla rearrange the products of other Inventors or authors and - -I cornpOsers. 41 M1 . Even the various new versloons of the Itible are an Indirect -example of this, -4 For Regular si.yt the King Jsmes version & - _. 0 tat Teeth It 11 ... _ ~ ,7 IP )/ !I 6 . (~J . " . -.-- by Crooks & Lawrence KO T!.- 54M HJLL ARE ôir i1:'' liqo - .. A 'F-"e - ......_.._ . __________ .- - I - - .. ok- j)O1( ATMRO'P, "FA t.. U, ,. F K 1 I l' ou ifi I dollar If Polly I orite b making Idea, Pet [leeve, Polly's Problem, or solution to a problem. Write Polly In care of this newspaper. - 1 01 .- ( I _____ 0P.?.JO PORW P I _____________ ._____ ' I I _l_ I_ . : 1 T I \( / _! 'L I.__.L L_ DONATIONS L it - _- '_ / —____ ' -_ - I i ONLY T_I_F - _L__ii I_I_I PLEASE _ ..L - - _/_. __ j ' •-. .; T_I_I_-r _ . ( ':-1 - LL J I I GENERAL TENDENCIES:Thenonjgj5fj0 for making plans to Increase your financial %ell-being and to discuss with businessmen how this can best he done. The afternoon and evening bring you in contact with iL_ by Bob Thaves __ i ' x: KOPE TO be M13"Ty iEkêTl __ Lt from the Carroll Riit.t Institute 1D5 . _____ CARROLL RIGHTER S - - - ' \ j \ affairs almost exclusively in the morning so that later you meet with thou who can help you become more successful. Plan right repairs to your property. FAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Concentrating on personal goals and taking right steps In fine in the mornlnL Later get into the monetary details connected with them. Routine by Dick Cavalli UBSThE FOR 00"A J ) c, CAN RXLUTICN!Thu6 15 A REQCThIG. - fL ~, _. ~ ---.-I r ~__ / ) ç• - 1.- . b, - I .4-1 / GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Contacting experts in the _ But Biii(al scholars wished morning and ge tting advicc you need for pester progr ess is to add their two bits worth of wise. Get busy in the f buneu world after lunch and put new innovation, so they have plans to work with vim and vig or. ' retranslated the Bible, arguing MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Talk over with that their new versions appeal __ .. , ... - .. - _....good fticnds the social plans you have for the ne&r future. / L.— ... to peopse much better. know what you want to do of a personal nature early in the That's malarky. .. QikYoung Da you see English scholars aay and takeghtactnthsuchdfrection. I.FQ ( July 22 to Aug. 21) Morning Is best time to work on OOPAY MY B ecAsE.'1 trying to translate -Shakespeare 5C0ME WERE d N'T T CUTE 'SuE new plails of a career natute and then you have free time for - 1.uwl DAISY NDUQE WONDERFUL! ~ e, ~ VAT14 74AT - ww Eq1! Into modern hippie lingo? I HIS 5QiECr_A.SE-~TWI S VOIJAE PLAYNG ---\___^~~~ fccreation litter in the day. You c&n enpte in a pubhc &(fair ./---, laltead. we append a gloss ( ARE *f`tX1 GOING 7 I -_ Stitt gAin I . ,4 It , _..., "" AT TWE VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Seek public approval for writin gs the, ( s'rtps , 1L r1114 — new plan; dunni the' mornin! Contci blwiz.s hut j - 6. T' DIUS -'l' A. -. I ?.' I azy but egotistical before formulating ideas Show mate more devotion and rt I T 'i /c musicians likewise find it better cooperation. Take it easy tonight. F OI --7 .' much easier to try to add LIBRA (Sept. 2310 Oct. 22) Handle a responsibility early arbations to the melodic aiJ then look to new appeals that are beckoning Take a more j I maste.leces of Iust composers positive approach to whatever it is you have to do. Avoid one I :j -IN i t~ ig;,~ than to creak uitlrely new wtuohasaneyeonyourauets %A i_ songs or hymns SORPlO lOut 23 to Nov 21) Talk over with an assoate I J / J \ I And this urge to inject our some problem th has been bothering you and fmd a solution ' °' Persona lity into our en. q_ i5 ou have to put more thought and effort Into a new situation ' %Ironmenl is expressed by the that BE'LE -. uses Think constructively . fact that boys will climb Mort Walker SAGIARI(JS (Nov. 22 to Dcc. 21) Attend to routine LONDON OIL, W'EN ARC I dangerous cliffs it) %%rile their ARE TAE 96 . / %, ork in the morning so thst *vou can later be with an associate names an d the dates on the to iak plan; for the future Take health treatmerts, This will CkEEE AT RE P sheer walk T4E %\A'T FgIE . help you in your tine of cndc-or. I N ThAT PETiTE PEA&, Or put their handprints in / t 26. EANG...... CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Engage in a tivitie s MADE N fresh concrete sidewa,k CELEAF ( . hung you real pleasure and happiness in the morning. ThenOCT. 2 47 27y R01.1.6, LN - - I ____________________- _ _ _______ _____ ______ _______ ' ______ - - . ,. 71 -, -, - - - '-- - - - iiv_- - ____________ -.- j ______________ - -- - - -, BR J rmsed this same desire 0 tike care of the work that is important to do. Treat loved one feave our per.sonal imprint (') n kindly and get the coopcistion you need. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) First make ture you do rocks or walls or even free fin % - ' c th ou create or even embellish and " . _____ wAAT %%r A$ ~ - . 0 I . . . _- Pie AND COFFEE~ \ ~ ?\ N ' . I I .I - I~ \%1 ~1, .111111-1 - - Ito ~1~~ - '. L . F! that children obtain far more pleasure out of something they can manipuilate than even the 1 WINTHROP - \\ . -v-- CAPTAIN LAS ( - . I ..., I.• '.,... W,w,t - - inch ' s cut off the top of one and the -,-'dcs and bottom of It are pasted to a full size card placed back of it. This forms an envelope or pocket to hold the recipe so nothing is lost. f I o - / // _______ y 'And in that connection, I often wonder a bout the song ders in Sday School. "For example, they will select a hymn with 4 stanzas, "But then they ask the congregation losing only verses 1, 2and 4 "'ct on the next hymn, they may tell us to sing only verses I and 4. * "As a rWe, however, it is that e verse like the g y' oo~ ckiii LJl:, Yet I see no logical reason why we shouldn't sing Ml 4 verses, "And I notice that a tat of modern musicians like to add variations to the famous of the past though such variations don't seem to add more charm to th e familiar 0 times "So why do people constantly great composei of the past?" , E-' j' - , - , Y'I .1- p%S T14AT I % FORECAST FOR MONDAY, SEEMBER 17, 1973 -________ esm.o11 TR'Y,, - DEAR POLLY - I use an old wig brush to clean the. hrii h' t' my rug 5hamptr and am ab!e to rcmr.e rnot of the lint that sticks in the bottom of its brushes. - ANDIIEA Lo 1 WeddIng" the usual church hymn Is J like the famous -Ugly 10 treate, Duckling." Notice how people have an urge to add their own Persollaift) t'atemark to the N il YARD I I some-nmEs m" 1'7'cT' ____ i . 17 KIN17 OF HARP . I.. I - _/ V ,,,,, If I( _i I ( *.'. ~ I , IX 5 file card or thote with pictures can pose a real problem. I solved this by ~~G~Y - / r t please. F Abb' booklet 'Th to Ha l L 111% t'OLLY DEAR I10LI,Y - When . I W&GE OUR - /I / it , - - -. I it . - ) C\ trademark evri if w' (it) so I ISIFS (Feb. .0 to Mar. hO) Morning U fine for doing by- rearranging the com. citinds, kceping business appointmentit and then later you can Positions Of superb musicians. sticrid to family needi. State to avociates what you have in But It Is better to sing all mind. Discuss m4liers with family. verses of a hymn! IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY ... he or she will be Omitting one or (wo is like one of those charming Youngsters who will want to get into skipping chapters in a novel. Plactical activities carlY in life since it's the productive time in I you young song le.uders your progeny's life There will be a pea detire for learning wish to sperd the effort was written in the beautifW prose of Shakespeare's day. create new songs, well 10 siudying and reading. A very inventive nattac here. (;i%c good Christ's statement "Suffer terbugging .urouurl(I urnong the lhe Stars impel, they do not compel 'What you make of /:$- _ - I,--,' - — om SO BUMPY I "Is POAD A NAME F I r,,Jr53,- %~/' ., S ___-.1 11~ _1\ IT Les Fa Ik and Sy BarrV ~ I 7M SGAAETHwS. NXTER I'Du GET 1114 To (to 1Zr7 "A TRAIL tWiME, R14AMftR 4#_ ) I I - P44AWCA4 1 - - GO TO FND TM todr . ".t' r~~/!' "_ __ , - f, ñ.1 N Ii / . r) and brittle on the back. It should be handled %ith e%treme care or (here might disintegration. When a gentle hruhing does not remove DRY produets like those sugges(., lake the coer out Cam. *.. elose ilamped. elf•adds.ed try to change the products of the 0 1.2-3 Cotors & Solids • Fancy Weaves OFull 60" Wide PHILIPS Fer lnrmatlon Call or Writ. - BURLINGTON KLOPMANS ou . / I NEST ' Kettlecloffi, home.iike atmosphere - ~ ' . • MAPAW % "Empress" Antique Satin "Misly" Da on Sheer. Both for $4.42 yd. or buy either Cr separately. care — .- , music. :j ,I, , -7ile Coll tc-ttoDy'll TWAT BOThER ii i " CASE Y•518: Lila S., aged Is, is a college coed, "Dr. Crane," she began, "I Flannel I . ng ents Lfor L • trio Some skilled 'COACH 3 '/, - NOT EVEN E'4 T40SE FE FANS ARE OUR P$C 2 ACuLT AR . ussigent creaIe geniuses. - •100 Pct Textured •Machjne Washable If U Reg $ 103 20 - I - " Both ove,- and under draerues coripat* LOU ote . O . • eni fir TT PAUHIL e' Ia fi1Jl'i Made At Horn . ui. mentions hat one verse in ) s The Nicest Things Are SHEERS 9 , ; I - ATINS N — I'llillillillilljlllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiI TAs TEiR PRi VILEGE A FEW - ..1 104 phone E. FIRST ST, -1 I' 321-2810 STERCHARGE BANK AMERICARD STOREHOURS'9TOS3oEACHDAY — Jumbo and mini checks Of seersucker are cornbined in the smock (1011) that adds a handsome topping to f;311's cuffed wide-legged pants. The pantsuit (right) has a now look for school with its gathered waist, Important zipper and shottoned S5eVU estgns Dy (flit Lhat) by Larry Lawsi . of a nightmare' We have been married for two years arid are now in the procfts of moving. yesterday I found nine h&Ddwritttn "th&nk You" rates I had written for woedding gljtj shortly after we were married They had fallen behind a dftk drawer. I feel two inches high, knowing that these people UWO never been thanked for their wedding preEents. They are 0 probably wondering what kSd of manners I have. Or 1i0 ym think they have forgotten about It by now? What should Ido? MORTIFIED DEAR MORTWJED' It's hundred I IZfl .1 aW OflC they ulVe "t forgo,tten. Better late than never. Send the original thank you note, explaining exactly what happened. They'll underitand. - - ________ ____ _______________ IT T4E 1OU TO HAVE TOSE FANS CALLING I i. . - 7~4 _____ -- .. 30 '. DCESHT hook to pick ul: clothes, shoes, belts and so on. The sharp end is used for pickin up papers. I am saved lot of stooping and the re Ing F. R. P . - O __________________ - , CONFIDENTIAL TO LOIU..N: Superstar missn you. P)eue call your mother collect ImmedIately. 9. _417_:.= - ' - ', ii - St 4h . -- I - ----- . __V~X if - s -. I , MERU . -_ - , t. , . - . - , WI custody child 603 iyiile Katherine Leigh Kniff & Nonmn . Anna Dr., Apop., Connie Del Wrn. Gregory. WI. minor child Hisey, 17, 123 Ngwood Dr., I.inda E. lAster & Larry W., f CUaZVU*y 3 ch" MaItId. Walter Win. Collins Jr., 19, Sw Ann Slebel & Raymond 341 Kentia St., Casselb. Cyl A. WIUTen Franz, 1t. 3;1 Ei'ffli;s, (it Patricia LWalker&Garyw 11111 -j a g YOU everywhere wooden spoon. Connie is a wizard at cheUng. She has Now, even though they've ected officers, Connie still completed a white poncho for herself and - said she had made') works behind ix planning the trips with Joe .friends back home. ments axe always served at 'Life in Florida Is just as I Sanford Pilot Club members taking in the game "Personal each meeting Women help her had always hoped it would Le met recently at the lovely Loch Growth" arid prizes were won serve the refreshments, but she beautiful and *onderful. wi Arbor home of Mr3. Rosamond by Mrs. Loraine Messenger and brings them and is always Utere beautiful and wonderful Chapman for another won. F.laie Muller. to serve them, and to dO in it. Just two weeks ago, we u1 outdoor picnic Also enjoying the picnic were anything else needed, even to celebrated our 11th wedding The main Course featured the following guests; Mmes. lugging the "pick-up" barrels anniversary and I hope that it is baked ham and meat loaf Lillian Clark, Martha RabWi, with other wives, to collect the God's wish, that we will Felicia Swanson and Loraine rubbish left behind after celebrate r h here, too.1, ou 50t delklous covered c.usserolcs Messenger. meetings. !'o duty Is too menial Connie concluded The co-pilots h followed by a variety of cakes %oocre able to attend were Paul and Arledge, Harold Herbst, Entertainment for the Richard Napes and Ralph evening was cleverly arranged Stevens. by lly and Mrs. Mrs. Mary Boone was the • I Betty Akers. Fun for all par. lucky winner of the door prIze. fow 14O/ $ a \" - Rosamond Chapman Home I i - . IS n August Vappasan 79 414 Edward H. HutsOn&MaryA. Robert H McElroy & Faye Mjrtle Delores M 'croa ot Club Picnics At , nav_t I - __ __ . Sanford - S1 ,_ J : , -z . Divorce. Qles Leon Coates & Ladye 1.. WI 2 children 115B, Micbele Reeves, 16, Rt 2 Peter J. Decker jr., & Sally . . i Entmett H. Balzer, 46, 404 French Diann McDonald, same add .9 . helper for those (including myself) who have arthritis. Cut an ordinary clothes lflfl'('r OPen it th honk DFAR ABBY: He the letter from the housewife who said tAe hus&i-!d got all kinds of offers from wilthig women 10 have coffrx ni "oiictrung" while making a delivery I've been installing phones (or five 5-vars, and the mait I've ( ui&t IL.J U (U (if (ViI( e d pu.' Of Cdkr I hope all wives whose husbands make deliveries and service calls don't think their husbands are fooling around. They aren't. Believe me, I know. NOTHING ON THE SIDE ' 7 DEAR JF.1tNNP. Flattery Here TOF a ; , sr spi ii ia F L CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Xi OC ii . ____ - DEAR POf, LY - I think pain "lust be the mother . .. g Instead of doing that, I'm asithig you to please print It In your column again, so all your readers can read It, and conüdera(e human being I've ever known. so I know what happiness And because I've known all these things. . '' ~ DEAlt POLLY-and gals and guys, too, If you are in (crested--Try using those packaged wet towels for clean. ing your hands after putting on a new typewriter ribbon Does a great job, smells so good. If you work In an of'te, tpere Is tndIn in line also use t the washroom he I i some parts of writer.-P. J. R. I bave had by my side. the kindest. gentlest. moom , - 1I .. ~ "":.;~ lA%/J FI ., . -~_ :; . Ir,' -, - C(1N Yfl.*N Y News DEAR ABBY Ishall never forget hearing ou speak be(o the Independent Ufe Insurance Company's convention in ew Orleans When you read that beautiful tribute to your hband, which you published in your column on yos r 25th eddlng anniversary, c ladies and gentlemen in your audience counted our blessings as you counted yours. After your talk, I asked you how I could get a copy of 100 ;•1rn You told me to write to you and you'd 1(nd had a mother ant tither who really loved each other. so I know what lovi. loo. I hi'e orkad hrd to see two tn.age safely th their tum4tie ens, so I know what s5thfacU k. I have proyet'. And my prayers have been answered. so Couple Begins Travel Clu . . '~_I,- 11 . ' . twcause lie was too litt.le to reach the first rung. ~ I itf" I I iv " I ~#_! 4" A The 1gc student wants to graduate but must wait for , the professor to tell hin s if he has made a passing The cancer victiin must wait seven )ears to see- If he is ~~ CREATIVITY FROM DRIED WEEDS completely free of all symptoms. .. . Connie Sinatra with artistic arrangement Mary Beth was frustrated because her parents could not , 1, * b ' afford to send her to Europe with s of her friends. susan because de of town. . . These barrier., FAINN .~ : are classified as social, and they are as ARDS eight years later, when real and powerful as a physical condition. Herald Correspondent was only 10, her father suddenly business, and president of the J. they traveled to the West F'rustration is often caused because of personal feelings "That was one of the happiest Today their club boasts a died and Connie and her sister S. Tool Distributors. Indies, the* Virgin Islands,South days of my life," said Connie. membership I DELTONA - Dark flashing were left alone. of over 300 with of Inadequacy that are real or imagined defects. It was love at first sight. A America and Mexico. I.Ater brown eyes, vivacious. uentle, Robert was very overweight and uncoorlin.atpiJ "lInt please don't feel sorry short ro'nance cn many more clamoring to loin. ..?d Bctt they joined a tour to Europe, Joe Immediately became a notjut'ause itisa club b mother wanted him to be the star of the dance floor. , are but for iis,", for my aunt, (my had the *Amc interests, music. vicitinSid n' ey~1 quiet, unassun-dng ut -f Italy. Portu gal and travel ags!nt in Orlando for one L. r--- c irtt iien' t but hii father wanted hi to be a ' of the ,irth to... dtstribe motht r s cuter) took u' in anti dar'-inu tratel 'nd lose if Spain, and later because of unselfi.sh pmple lik-z sear. The j')in"d the 1). ltonu r flfl tn :: (-.onrje ;iii u reared us like ly.r own. he was people. And Civic Irance and A ssociation and the (Qt1fl)C Sinatr, Germany. Tile healthy step in fighting frustration is to try to fInd an "To know her is to love her," very good to us and I enjoyed always, Connie was intrigued Empire State Club of Deltona, alternative solution. 11 that is impossible, the goal should were marr e on an expression you have heard my childhood as any otherThe Life is fun, If you will only set aside and perhaps forgotten. 1962, and moved to Yonkers with the people she mc' and made up of former residents of many quote. In this case it child," Connie said quickly. take life as it comes," Connie J more time with New York. Some of the unhealthy approaches would be Y., where he had his wanted to spen, touY is e. ' They lived in Astoria, a business. them. rationalization. Mark wanted to be a radio announcer but had Hejolned the Elks Club in Connie Sinatra, nee Connie --vibitirb in New York, and a üud lisp. When he thd not get the job, he decided it was DelAnd and there she became Manusia, was born in Queens, Connie received her schooling i1l I love people, said Connie, Elk Here were a Lady They honeymooned for flowers a1 enjoys N.Y. Her mother and father had the-re. After business college entire month of St-ptenitx-r, be Another unhwilthy approach could be aRgression. When tht most rhythic. poetic she'took a pa,titinn !n t I who shared thoe Sinatras' love of ,g fir3t, tf. A111r,- #-. 6.. them. learn more about the arrangemen!!. For instance, iSWY could not climb to the tree house, 1w- hit a rroup of tsocombination of au1me Fran- t'ur"r., ck'irtmcnt of ii local then to the New Lng1nd States 11' travel 5o 14-y Pakotood Jew to plan tc asked her husband to stop t year-olds playing nearby. I bank and remained t.here for then on to Miami and from love seeing new ram and trips for them. e. , cesca and Francisco. 11U#11 TomwActrwicromonollf V whHe driving to the Com--itJ At Low age of z, Connie's Several years. c 100wall team sone hid in ~Z Bahamas. It was, making new friends. People are Center to pick large fluffy green there, to 11w At first, they were short tri ml daYde .Iydrens,jfnot mother died, leaving her and Itoan extreme allow While attending a Saturday while enjoying the warmth ana so interesting," she said, ending In three day trips to the weeds along the roadside. her 4-year-old sister. Mr. night dance with friend[s, she beauty of Miami, at nni In 1967, they visited Deltona Bahamas. Manusuj assumed the role of was . introduced to Joseph decided Florida was where she and purchased me land After they dried and turned both father &M mother. Just Sinatra, a good looking young wanted to live when her Joe . Interest mounted, and On Oct. white, she arranged Chem in a In 1968, when Joe decided to the" retired. And Joe agreed with retire soon, they flew down Deltona Fun and Travel Club. large vase with red flowers she her. had made of egg cartons, ) again. purcha,sed more land, selected their home site, Connie served as arranger, resultin in unique creation. A and In "This trip rps our Her group, tae, said Connie. For, as June ofi9C9, moved to[)eftona. secretary, treasurer and few daisies and baby program cbairman, financier soon we returned home. I 6egan While their home was being etc. -din s .. chrysanthemums smes as a pinnningournexttrjpwtthlloe, built, they rented a house and beautiful centerpiece for her and that's the way it's been, when their home was corn- As Joe put ii, "I made the table. ever since," she added. M_ ~ __ pleted in November of that plans and Conrile completed —, . iijjjj r4 ; _ ____ ;-~ X ~ [I 1 t or1i. .- , i ` tribute to her hUsband I- ~~J,fl I5. I --Mf) DEAR POI-LY-1 very foolishly glued pictures to . the pages In our family alburn Instead of using ad. ' . )ithe cm ners I would like to remove the pictures and hive tried pulling one loose but this ruined the picture. I cannot cut them out because there are . pictures glued to the backs of the pages, too I and would appreciate some suggestions Abby's anniversary - - - - \1.1 PoUy'sProblem it . kILLJOY. ALLEY 4 b6f... , / '' _______________________ M t .- . * ~ . : a? ' I . I -4 a -'-',- - - - - . r . .. -- I.~,--_ --Iwv I ri,-, *I . 11- L f _. r r .- - ; ~_, --..--- . jf 4-.* . _ . I e . _ . I i -. N .. f v i 9 , - i_i. I ~ I - Aj . I I ______ ____ .. - . ____ - . . .. I ow /11 r _1L I thRotool - L-1 I . T Frustration and conflict are not always undesirable There are times when they lead to unhappiness, but at other times they prose to be constructive and beneficial The outcome, on bow to respond to them rather than on their mere occurence. When Mary asks Dad fora new dress and Dad saysno. she frustrated Nowshemu3tdedewhethertodowjthouttOflprch mother or to look for babysitting job.i The frustration now turned to conflict. ~ If a youngster worries about whether or not to attend a ". movie on a night before a big test, he or she experiences conflict. If this- person studies, his desires to see the movie will cause frustration but if he sees the movie, his desire to make a good grade on die test will caLLw conflict. The boy or girl will not be able to mlisfy both desires, there co11 a,d frustration follow. Psychologists roint out three main sources physical, the social and the personal -old Billy watched his 10-year-4ild brother e nd . i . lt~ 4~; Sunday, Sept 16, 1973—SB ALLEY M D A . if __ : -,.. 4 _~ ~'_*- ...I _~ I - ioo~\ 0*a%, . -'111I.- , 4 I Z The Sanford Herald POLLY'S POINTERS ___________ ) ' - U ,-& .. — '-"- -. I I . 6 '~ -- _~ lr -':- - - T I _X .- -- 'rT -- _ I ~ 1~ -C.--- .. ~~-`, I ..- -44 ' W r7-- �613--The Sanfurd Herald Sunday, Sept. 16, 1973 Nancy's Newsnotes ./ - 7-i- I . -- _ - ___=__ I __ I , .- -& . --W% __ _~ __ W_ k,S~ 'vt_; W .. - - -':1 . 9 \ - 4 f B) NANCY 800Th Herald Correspondent - riee In these t'n ____ Mr arid Mrs Charles Lamar Nickle were honored at an open house reception In observance of their silver wedding an. t"' Real Still s tate RnnmS E : - - L . Mrs. Nickle (Joyce) greeted their many guests attired in a floor length blue polyester gown complemented with a white orchid corsage and silver ribbon. a gift from her husband. - . . . Page IC -, - -- ., - ---.--------- - - Sunday, Sept 16, 1973 #'l. ff ii - ission ______________ - - Co - - - -' - : :.- - . / .. -.:' r w ~ 4 . t that will produce Florida's tallest hotel (36Story Hyatt Regency Orlando), a 6-plus acre office park, townhouse condominiums, commercial and recreation facilities. Th e target year for completion of th e entire development is 1975. Super-active real estate markets are noted throughout th e state of Florida. Land project per cent per Year ffw!~ !_. EML. - - 4 - i old knit sul' with a silver mum boutonniere. -1 e / M ' Develop . I ' in most Questions I 7 ., . =, teadily Iii - I ,1 S - - ' III - ________ t By JAMES hi. estate markets But let's look WOODARI) eastward for a couple of cur. Copley News Service rent examples of booms. You say the age of "real esProbably the hottest houslate booms" has passed into ing boom in the entire counti y history? Look again. We are lii central Florida areas now experiencing some of the in close proximity to the new strongest booms in many deWalt Disney World, near Or. cades, and at least in a t lando. Fantasti c increases in cases they are steadily pickland values have been experiing up momentum, enced here. Areas along the west cocst Several large-scale develhave long been known for opment.s are rapid growth and "hot" real area, including a $120 million .'j - _______ ig_ i. ' Fel øGardening.Decornting East, W esi • - -. - _: ' Mrs Clifford Johnson, who art close friends of the NIckk family. _I . ____________________ ' Estate - - ______ _____ Being _____ - ______________ . es s tyi en .'- areas. A number ofGuif'.oast sites have doubled in value during the post two or three years. It's also interesting to note th e nation's largest condominiuni market is Florida the on e sta te that can claim a third of the coun try's condommruum starts (a bout 40,000 units), For an industrial real estate market boom, consider the fifth smallest state of Con. 'wcticut. Here is one of the hottest grow th centers In the northwest. Over 21,000 Industrial plant, are now in operaLion, employIng 40 per cent of the ilate's labor force, Increasing numbers of manufacturing firms indicate a preference for Connecticut because of (1) avallabifity of labor, (2) good transportation routes, (3) desirability of realdential areas, The real estate have and will continue. TheY - ____- I Mrs. ' -• ,- - -- -'-' . - - rect L Charles Q. Wed like o buy a certain house closer to my place of employment, but are urmwe about the plumbing and elec. trical system. how can we be sure the "unseen" areas are really in good shape? A. You can probably spot obvious defects yourself, and can request the seller to corthe condition in your original "offer to purchase" contract - '', _____ + + + - - ~ Ago are usually sparked by some new and dramatic develop. ment, such as Florida's Dis.. ney World, and plugged In to today's life style demands of modern families. Watson, By JIJLIAN STENST1wM 0000 I T! li m t Is out fcr l) B 't d i t ti. 1111 L ' 1 ecently lkrnld l(cal Estate Editor s ia GOOD NEIGHBOR OF J'ItL, book table: near the entrance, "-_--4-& numbe1'. Boston and found the dif- moved to our city. WEEK.. . Mrs. Marcia Lathan which was overlaid with a white F Jot it do"someplace till you ferences in city government During a recent meeting of the Sanford City ('0111,11i.ssi ol, f % _ ~__" — ~_ 74:10 ~ 4 John arxi Sue Gudgel of 1116 of 90 No. 3rd Street. , : .. . •. .. can remember it 890.8111 This both vast and quite lace bordered cloth and some pertinent questions were asked concerning the ac_]~~;c interesting Dyson Street in the Winter Mrs tail-ian Is quite active ~ EN new number will enable the in adorned with a single pink rose tivities, of the Sanford-Seminole Development Corporation in As a bonus for Bob, our Springs developmen t moved to cB,ic affairs She Is a member tnacrystalbud',ase The silver relation to the (renter Sanford Chamber of Commerce cities to utilize one central daughter Susan, who is in ,,.. the Winter Springs from Virginia of both the Ladies to inspect the property and is9 L3, _a Auxiliary to co vered guest book was a gift number in order to hopefully USAF, came home - III for the sue a "statement of condiMr. Gudgel The Commission is retired military, the Volunteer Fire Department from their son and wile, meeting in question was a budget t gain quicker response time j,' Lion." A few firms specialize :' i: . weekend and they got to say hi' The Gudgels plan on making and the Winter Springs session and during that particular confab one of the matters Charles and Jasmine Nickle The business number for each All in all a most pleasant time. Winter Spr exclusively in su"h lrspecuon 'V. & nent munity Association a decided was the amount of money to be allocated in the Iso is nwwma~1 _~~- - city's police department will R1 service, covering all basic Z-_I~ -_-_ . The cake table, overlaid with _ - home. 1973-74 budget for the operation of the City's industrial remain the same. - .. — -, 7i_-_ __ a beautiful white ruffled net ) ,, procurement orogram for the next fiscal year. & They have a son, 14, who is a town who try Tomlmm1ze prob1emsdj to attend council cloth, over white was centered sophomore at Oviedo high meetings regularly, the change over, the citizens of Several years ago the City of Sanford created the SanWe would like to congratulate School 11cr involement goes hevoni with an elaborately decurated each city should identl' tUd InduAtrial Carrie Grttthn '4 '3 M Commission and thLi org n1z.t W'h. I aç.cru(ed tz " '" 1,..rE j t.ugcl ilILd thenar øuy AS 41I true good was highlighted with his in fir a period of three years at a cost of a little more th thmbardySL Mrs. Gribbin was she mentioned the fact that —'---ptnk roses, an both neighbor, she is always -,--r,r*•.city they reside. -ii -$40,000 per annum r r wha recently apppointed Den 5he there curer leaves and topped with a and her hasband are inwhen reeded and is tile one Winter Springs Who ill still Leader Corn-i, for Pack 1 of tercted in In 1973, the City ('otnmlssion decided to do away with _._~ ___-- ____ - .- __--_ - - KV~,;ZA -_ --_: ~_ - _~---. I the getting to know usually takes the unitiatic to = ___ __ ---_ M - -- __ = - ~, Ing __M i respond M L==-= ~_-___ I ?P __ ~~ =_ calls from the old the Central Flo da -,--, . ---... --- -7 ____ __ ___ ___ 0 1I i ___I ____ __ ----------.- ~_ --____ _-Awf - ~.__________ 1. ~i_ - 11pi, - ~"U-L~I angels and the silver emblem Council of more about the city they ha ve help people if she can. ri ,000 to the Industrial Committc of the Sanford trade body to foster 25 . Between the columns were chosen to li ve In. That's what Mrs. La th an is a war- ot nd ustr ial procurement. i MR .1 A ND MRS CHAR LE her cupids and a miniature S LAM AR I NICKLE we need - interested citizens. mhearted person wi th a zest W -jr ~P. . W _ I S!M~_ 11i An~ WIN AT BRIDGE Consequently, during th e past two years instead of lmm-MINN W -131111 I . ... On th eir silver brideand groom A three FM pa wedding anniversary life and the ability to make you - __ . -, I .1 1 1 1 1 1 - -_ : spending some $80,000 to $90,000 for industr __ -~l"!ilililll,!Ill,!,Illl,,illill""Iiiiiiiiiiii!!Illll,l!"Illllllll~ll!111L _ __ ~.__ __ _____ ~-.ft- -,branched silver candelabrum ial procurement -1. -_____.__1-1- ~_ - -~ . -M-~----~_ --feel good Just by being around with purposes the -17" 77"~~ -__ - . - - __, City has actuall y given the Ch 4) ;;; , m an arrangement of pink amber less than displayed an a table overlaid -"%--1 _-_ --~,,~ _: __ . __ - FoIkt3n, Ga. Mr. NLcbie Is which has been utilized to the City's satisfaction. -- *. -z,' , -.1- . ____ ,"I"'" and _ silver spider t ~T mums and 1 _. with ~ (wen and Jack Gregory a white king aed a third diamond to be net. Mr. Those are rare qualities, Nickle's employed by Chase and Co. z C Chamber, e way, does not mingle hese funds won by East. white burning tapers adorned anniversary gift to his recently moved to 171 No. 1 wife was Sanford and they also operate __ Good be and God bless' ' with its oWii funds in promotion of othe' projects. --:7~_:;1 __ _____ one end of the table, The inFast led th. hurth round of Bombay Ave frnni their home a pair of !'$lv"r eandelabra. du;trisl the western Auao pt ocwement funds are maintained separately and :., . _ the suit. West ruf fed with the in N~*hville, Trim, T~e Mrs icklc "' e nun a DeBar ' '-tcounted for In the same manner Both are ü"Rt - T' -Iiix d dummy overruffed with Gregorys have a 4-year-old son, t' diamond tie-tac anu Is , -L liver I ith an identical cloth, held a the k1n. A heart lead to his ace )rii . infestations of spider mites The City COMmiWOn, in Its proposed IM74 fiscal year IF~ -1.-'Heworkjfo local air p' droppea the nine from West. budget reduced the chamber's allocation from $10000 crystal punch bowl filled with dollar mone" clip. " "ire a common occurrence In i""; _10to conditioning company and Mrs. The have three children. pink sherbet punch and a circle South led a spade. West took Gregory isa nurse's Mrs. Edward Clar', Orlando, 17,500-mainly because the Chamber's industrial operations ornamentals Frequently , aide, S" Two sons, Charles his ace and led back the CI did not require the full amount during either of pink [lowers floating on the (sbtcr of Esu homeowners fail to recognize +.— of the past two They are still in the process of .'•— -1—. to dummy's k The last Mrs. Nickle) ancjMrs. and a dughter, Mrs. John )'ears. top. A bouquet of white spider F. G. Nickle, '%,,. I _ iI the probl em until the mite Orlando, a sister20 trump wasled from dummy "getting settled" but should 4-.-. Krelnlring and 'three grandA However• during A mums and inc white carnations aiscussion in-law , population is extremely on th e amount to allocate cut and served the cake, high and alter East followed south prove a most welcome addition P THE / 'to the Chamber sever al pertinent questions arose in conwith butterflies adorned one Mrs. W. C. Nickle, Kissimmee, children Sean Nickle and Jay and severe damage has oc. ..went through a process of what to our city as they, too, become i-- ' nection with the Chamber's connection with th 1 curred end of the table. This another sister-in-law presided and Alyssbi Krelnbring , might be called thought and invoh-ed. e Sanfordfinally finessed his eight. arrangement was a gift to Mrs. at the punch bowl. All hostesses Seminole Development Corporation and its activities during the greatest aids in REER Out of town guests Includ d the part 10 years in promoting industrial development Nikle from her husband. Pink wore a small white daisy Mr. West collected a surprise effective mile control b to for the and j Mrs. if Glenn Taylor, trick with the 10 and th n Sanford area. and white mints, and nuts were corsages with silver ribbon, commence treatment before trick with the jack of spades from North Carolina; Mr. an served with the cake and punch. the First, however, let's look Into what gave rise to the birth population develops Mrs. Bob Smith, DeLand; Mr. That trump finesse had been The president of the South of __ 2%l the All silver and crystal upvery heavy. Learn to recognize Sanford-seminole Mrs. Nickle, the former and Mrs. Dudley Development group. entireiv unnecessary. A high Seminole Charpter of TOPS, Schurlknlght, Imintments were used. the mites and their injury. Some years past the Joyce Hart and Mr. Nickle were lUickledge and E. L Barber. Chamber In its wisdom and In its trump play was a sure winner. lw=WW ,Mites are much easier to see Actually, It woud have INC., Mrs. Sue KIos of Their many gills were married Sept. 12, 1945 in Orlando. desire to create employment opportunities for our citizens JUST THE PLACE TO BEAT SUMMER'S HEAT activated dropped the 10; if it hadn't, Altan=te Springs spoke to me what with a magnifying glass, plants was known as th A e Committee of One Hun. A t I dred. three rounds of clubs would the other day should be examined frequently MEMBERSHIP in a 11C)Meowner's association by have allowed South to score the organization. and treated promptly when an By Oswald & James Jacoby ci kitchen ft'Cillties for private social gatherings. The 1 residents of The Highlands in the city of Winter Such committees became popular Mdwell known dwthg .ht irrespective of what East Springs For the uninforxed, TOPS C C clubhouse fifties. exterior is jn in Our includes use of this 4,000 sq. ft. clubhouse. In addition to finished in natural cedar in Plan T "You can sure mangle a di TI 1 A stands for "take off pounids T But the Chamber 's Committee of Some of the plants most 3rd A keeping with the surrounding stands of oak and palm One Hundred-even the dumm, mutttrc-d North. ersary sensibly " junior Olympic swlrirnilng pool, club facilities inmmonly atta cked by spider co though it had the need and the des1re-did not have the t ools trees. The clubhouse was built by Florida Land Corn1 .5 'Wny did you give me that Celebration dude game and card rooms, arts and crafts center, and I Mrs. Klos told me that they to do the job. mites include roses, marigolds, silly raise?" asked South. pany, subsidia ry of Florida Gas Co., Winter 21-22 & 23 ___________ are looking for new members. Park. ' But matoes, th to ere was a way to get th e job done and beans, pyracantha "Three no-trump was a cinch.! Enloy P•1 & H the cornm bidding t If you life in the south tiection of m e a dmit! could have made (our found and crotons. The presence of CHULUOTA Virginia Thomas Mickler. The party was North attendance and included Bishop East South Seminole County, hearts, but it looked to may . if West The Fed eral government had what was known as the mites is indicated by fine webs Tarver was recently honored hold in the garden of th ntru I Pass hearts were going to break i the organization eir home John J. Fitzpatrick of "s " 7 SBA (Small Business AdmInIstratlofl)5oaprogram This was around the plant and a scorched with aboffedrgiye,iin 2• Pass In Chuluota. Pus 3 Brownsville, Texas, Fathers According to Mrs. Kios, the a LINCOLN.MERCURY procedure whereby an appearance. Mites am most honor by her industrial firm could apply to the friends upon the Decorationj Included colorful David 3• Pan 7 "What difference did that Pass Page and William Joseph organization meets every L SBA for a loan of 70 You A percent of a ntdurinit hot, dry H proposed w. 17 , a building's value. Ocsionofhergdutbonf,.vn windchlmesand lanterns hung of Orlando, Sister Patrick Back mike!" yelled North. 'You Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the / Vlut the I 6 a(. 4 2 Z •A ¶A K Nursing School. industrial firm (particularly a small one) needed to played the hand well until you •Q from the trees.. LONG WOOD Teresa of St. Augustine, and G. First Baptist Church 480 : get the other 30 per cent of required financing. Consequently, Whatdoyoudonow. There are several different went nuts! .... Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Forty-three friends were in Just a few years ago, Warren Johnson of Bradenton. But havin pointed out tilLs adapteci It' a sitting area in a area rug in a -, A-.Ju%t bid four 'pade,. Your Church Ave.. Longw d the Committee of one Hundred evolved into what Is now mitici1en North was right South startvery touch larger, two good-sized indoor trees take Sometimes on the market. upholstery was all legs. The single drawback, I Ph. 322.4884 p lIne can thae ThLcor'anjzatoas started would like to master bedroom, the others bolder geometric pattern. ed out by assuming that West light look was in and our fur. applaud advantage of a sunny window miticide over a period the whole back-to. piled on top of one another in a for both educational and _____ held the ace of spades at the -group of individuals who pooled son-ic of their resources of time In the center, and at one and high pitched ceiling, . __________________________________________ for niture floated delightfully, ear th trend for its logic and living room for party seats, " of a suit that was less than Instead of paning he h~is bid two scientific reasons They not the purchase of stock In the corporation to provide M I will result in a poor ki ll. This is corner, looking transparent about 20 but hovering delicately in air like a good common sense. In this elegant room, almost be r"-" ':irsix cards long Ile won the spades dif ectly over the two dia. "Lly want to help you to lose ; `per cent of the financing needed. With this kind In a living room I designed ample, I set ta caus e mites w l build il up a of support barely tethered helim balloon. diamond lead with his ace led moods Vhatdoyoudonow' bles of clear any furniture would have resistance to a particular weight and keep it off, but to for a young cou ple, I used a big plexi, local financial institutions agreed to take on the IM 10 per Nomadic a second diamond to dummy's .' fi' . in different dimensions, looked equally exciting. But for Peoples. But., as with all fashions, the thousands cent help OU to find the reasons square ciuster of squishy 0 ,ears, 17 the Books and T.V. are stored in this young couple-on-the-move, chemical. Some of i --•' ---,'-, ..! circle has come full around, and behind our weight gflSOYOU i . n rood pillows. The result has been aruxing-4hat is. as far as industry -,r yI covered recommended miticides In)11l,S up them consisting in a modular shelving shaped to (it what could be more pract O 1•Ui here we are aground 011CC in Sanford Is concerned. Let's scan a list of some of th can Understand them. arid by ical elude Cygon, Answr$ P(S'4OU$ pronounced Diazinon, polka dot and the slope of the ceiling, and a and pleasing tha be picked up on a e In. 4 " more, anchored firmly to the doing so achieve the ideal World Tour 1uMrial operations in Sanford today that occupy buildings " 1 anchored them firmly on an ganie-plus-dining table under pillows and foldingn packable Malathion, Kelthane and r notice and shifted ,1Gl ktL1 weight and stay floor. chairs7 that way. milan. constructed through the efforts of the developmert group. secure or more fertile Peshpas it's ' our need The former sta tement ' 37 Hip is my 11 0 D Not necessarily In any kind of order, the list includes the ACRM . to get living olace down to fundamentals, or : XJ hurtible Paraphrasing of Americans exercise in. .-f--Cobla boat operation, lox Screen, Pinebreeze, General 401lisIgtts A,,Ft~, W R.... ~cy _Awfift~ perhaps because we like in. 4 celta in ABut we are nomads too. More. the articles of incorporation. doors or otit. ____ Dynamics on West 25th Street, Dearborn on US 17-92, Butte irl Ar S -Eurupean t formality, or maybe because than one out of ever)' five lLtit Forgive rue 4: T;b;e .R , Mrs. Kkius! warmup wear of Acrilan a Amievit Knit, flarcar, Miami Brick, General Dynamics on U.S. 17.92 cushions are less expensive. Americans moves each year. To find out mere about the acrylic, by Loomtogs. and seural othe1s. Whatever the cause, the yet most of us still buy the kind . iii '[)a'onAu for orgnization and to have it ex. Just Imagine the number of jobs all of these industries " I_---squishy look of the harem is of V~, ..!t th Xi Epsilon Sigma was Uk -have provided over the years. Many Of these b1UIne33e3 have , definitely in, keeping with the ancestral beginning of a new year with ---.paid off their original obligations to SBA,local banks and Any ay IOU Cut 11— __ 31 Remit(emb. ISCA " aw It's geared toward the young, palace than with the temporary old acquaintances. form) 16 Diw" Sanford -Seminole Development Corporation, Th is of course. Folks with easy pads of today. roccdure, such as followed by the first project of the former backs and supple xnees can get 14uid It was so enjoyable to ineet And pillows are such mobil,, G"Many Bornto *Chianber group-the Sanford Manufacturing Company 54 a t" L,Dia Moka I-11 F"h 33 til L witli all the members at Amoret N Movie SPINAS the most out of harern seating. accoinino(lating to sim-W city 40 f ties aloft building on West Mrst Street. enabled the development It requires dexterity and great Today's parlor Pillows can ~_ 54 cwgsh" group to go on to the next project, and an m nictuAtne , 17 rZ15 away Within a lartcr resiliency goals scl, for this year under the to sink rt into-and become the nucleus of 19Bd (K Course, one of the big questiolu concerns the profits •_\ .. ab I firi ~--~ 16.. flit 0 !rom-these de!ghtftitiy % %U -- I fvt,a (uIuuiiy nm. -: .*.--%, toJr the 431M ~ durd-5nninole Development Corporation. 34 Arab ruler flQuff al 43Pab Inviting pillow clusters. One set car. be happily &irprisirly enough, the group has consistently paid Cityfa \ eatu Aiana :The yearbook was assembled \ dividends. But, one needs to really undersiand that 27 Satnt-Monu. the 21 Region ZA and programs distributed amid —teort amount of dividends paid would fail to compare with what 3V08cai ' nt formt ', the chatter of new and Inthe same amount of money invested in a savings 47 Twy :• account M Tr" cut 27 112nense vwkru 48 se"at a t.erestlngsocials. g would have earned. As one member of the group put it. "Most of Us inves!ed r) • i Cr so11'i-i Ad X ~ 1Cr r some of our reserve funds Into these projects as a way of Refreshments tre scr-ied to i I'' Jo in Brooks, Dottie Bolton, upgrading he thing standards of our people, increasing business and industrial activity and creating at the same Ruby Carter, Marchetta — ___ ___ time a broader tax bqce 1 % Ii k nb,u Ii Both 11 ffoi 'And" he addet' without f - -. making an appreciable amount of money we have been iuioret LaRosa, Marilyn By IA)U!SE L (;lLl. rocketed back into fashion successful," teridith Nellie Pilcher, Joyce . Extentiun Home = popularity. One of the current projects of the Sanford-Semin ole Samme( Vertis Sauls, Grace Economics , Agent Several factors infli'ence ths _____1u . Development Corporation in the R&M building on Airport Marie Stin€cipher and June / . Woven Fabrics Make A trcnd. Man's basic need and Boulevard which we understand will be rebuilding used auto Warner Comeback Today woven conditioning for change-with parts such as generators, alternators, starters, 6 and rabrics are rising on the fashion ' cwill I - iu'w and tiliferent-(Illp!O% u' FO ue r ome uu& I l) A 1r &';iw. One season a par. mar be the UXt LtI 'ft ''' important. lielieve it or not, the program is Just now catching on Z. . Icular fabric or style is down in Also. today'smost Jay Carter, were _______ woven fabrics '-' nationwide. M R— MM I kpu1arit)- while another is up. compete with ___ - .. entertained at a dinner at the . i! 4 , V ~ knits for their What other areas of the country are calling CIII (Corn I'oday's fashion seesaw In- prime Purple Porpoise Saturday ni * ght advantage-comfort , ___________________ ' munity Investment buildings) prngrama, Sanford C ludes knit versus woven through stretch. to celebrate their th wedding had for number of years. Of course, a few other areas have lt' abrics. had Stretch woven,s can give from them, too. Knit fabrics rose steadily to It, to cocktails and a del1coua dirt. -" 15 percent either in one or 4 A recent study by th e Maine Department of Commerce aIn overwhelming populari ty both directions. ncr, many beauti ful gifts of '[' ___________________________ As showed that out of 110 buildings constructed in the East norh, f(b silver were opened tiring the late 1960's. Today, Woven fabrics are popular for were complete failures. Only th ree failed only to some however, they're at mntdbar tI1 enswerlargel)' beviluse ' degree. Th e rest were successful. It'vel-with woven fabrics Those attending were Mr. the)can Ix tailored more easily Th e same stud y, showed, by the way, th at out of the two 1k Directors Clin-ibing rapidly In popularity, and l•l mrs.in1myn1erson,r., E V EN 111 TIU- iE'II'ElI Sfl --Ct,iton in i"rdurui .'ml rIpf,it1 cre a quickly. in addition, many 'y'pesof buildings-the turnkey and the shell-the al-tell type II' I s hi Also, knit fabrics are more men find Mrs Harry Hoffon Mr. and Miriam Wright thi ks' f pr.J r:id ucea- for bark to e h I Valerie Weld them traditionally turning out to b' the most popular. etr.f.- rt ciios'ly resembling wovens, and Sin. 1J -uitud ' ___________________ % I more appealing .-espcuially S. Elm Ave, lt-ok 0--,-:11!E_ I vla-dr Jumpr-r tit-ft- ifUit, The turnkey, of course, in the completed building down r-i. ! 5 tcawi"l .-.Ith it iMr.s., Lamar ovens resembling knits At since they're tess likely to sag to cv 'r detail. The shell t • buildingi o in which the fl i-st glance it may Lx' difficult ri,', 'ie'.i ; t i:, loris ,fl or bag than knits. it";"t" Ikiit front ,Iiri Ii,ti - . Indwitry to Occupy the atructure finishes off the building to and is to distinguish one from the onn ,,,. . red oriti blur' f'Iatiel I'lco.,.. Il..th ..LIt Charles Sari snct Miss Grace 323-1900 Although knits remain part of IiVY detailed specificatIons. tit.iriij I utile r)ne •lu ion of b'ur •ii; Jlt9272 her. M •Stineri the; anti Mrar1tJ ,'flt 1nu( irtu in... the fashion picture, ronsunwrs Comp Thisenahiesat speculative building, especially, to appeal •'.r r Traditionally woven fabrics- are welcoming irresistible' "II'iJfl I F! to a wider market because the shell unit can be easily ciiecks, corduroy, denims, additions to their wardrobesadapted with out any radical changes in the basic structure. tvreeds, and ginghams-have woven fabrics and garments . ( itit' rU i r'rnment f net1rns Poll) , . 1. : - . ________ _______ niversary, Sunday, Sept. 9, 1973 at the Chiwch of God Social hall, 22nd and Holly Ave. from 2(04 p.m. Hostesses for the afternoon event were their children and next door neighbors, Mr. and to ____ -r LI "fe Real Hi! Winter Springs Police life to both! campaign for new members, Chief Donald Dobson and They plan on going around to Longwood's Police Chief th e area schools to talk about The only requirement for Wesicy Dowell had a meeting the Scouts and to see If they can Cub Scout Is that the bOY be with Seminole County's Sheriff I had company again this past get some young boys interested either in the th ird, fourth or John Polk to discuss the New week. A dear family f riend, in the Scouting program, fifth grade in elementary school .1 Nrralb Big Mr. And Mrs. Charles Nick le Honored ____ Sept. 1 to Miss Carol Williams of CWIando, The wedding took Simply contact Mrs. Gribbin place in the hometown &il the Around the middle of at3 3-385anc1shewjllbemore bride, Black Mountain, N.C. October, the group leaders in than glad fill you in on all the The newlyweds will reside in the Central Committee of the particulars Pack 196 also needs Longwood alter an extended Central Florida Council of Boy adults to sere on committees honeymoon A long and happy Scouts will be starting a They will also be looking for r.nd be between the ages of munication Network. As a result of that meeting, Stoughton, Mass., was here for inothers who can act as both eight to ten. a wtT .k. As usual, we enjoyed Den mothers and Assistant Den Come on aH ou Winter the cities of both Longwood and Bob's visit very much. Mothers. Springers, here is your chance, Winter Springs Joined the We took Bob to a council Tr.ke advantage of it! Communication Network as of meeting and he found it Sept. 3. All calls for police facinsting to see how a Mir I Is lnterestsed in scouting doesn't have to wait until October. You can join now, years. '' . At Silver Anniversary Reception police number until the citizens Boys Scouts. plained better than I just did. have adjusted themselves to the him Gribbin has served a give Mrs. Klos a call at 834-=2 change. year as den mother anti a year and she will be most glad to talk Hemember...S3l11osnssIstantdenmorforour to you. new pohr'e ser1ce number own Cub rcout Den.s I and 5 üf Winter Springs. We are sure that Mrs Gribbin will do the c.lIne fine job in tier A P on the Cub scouts Congrautlations go to our new new position as she has done Any boy, mother or fa ther who city Judge Edmund "Ned" over the past two Woolfolk, who was married on / ----- '--••- --.......I---.---- - - - --'-- ____ - _____ ________________ '..7WiL&j .J1 ___ - . ___ -, -- : -_- ~ F '- ram - ___________________ . ____________________ ________ - , %w.pe - ____ - -- I - i- --- ~7r_:=, L_ to . ' - Disagree (sound familiar?) 4-,_~ r li ~;~ .K mIIIIi~ L-L-__._ --4. :, __11_*"1!iII..I_ 1__.LZ~.,VA,_-. '.:1 t.1 1 1 _ ____ Frequent !"I"__--m~ _~_ In Plants L • - _ ' ..' ini M"tes W&W~_=a~~=~_ :N. y - - .- . - F . - - _: " ' - - - - - -. - - - - - . - . . • -.. . - . . . - - _ -. - -':'".:-'"--_..,-,-,. - - 1 - - -. -- -- e . ,- d . - - --- -------- --- mite - - - . - New Nurse , * - inner ' - -, TomttIm Furni'otu re . ' . - egs re '-- - oo . Again . . - . , continued LSe of one . . -. -' - _______ - . . Groun Staris ' • - - -'.. - - - more ,- ' Ye(ir - • T Of Tod,_4. - Lore - ____ •--. Drearns furniture at is more in - Cotton's Top-Rated For Classroom Comfut Make - Tomorrow'ci Stars • - __ - '-_. - Seesaw Of Fashion Tilts Up And Down I :' -"- i - - - HP (n We - _____ - " / ' Make reams T C ______________ / - - - - -. - -- -. - --- - - - , r 'A -1 - - , has ,- ' - - -. :- - __ ' ' . - - -. - - - . -. -- - - . .- - .- . - - •--- - - - - - ' . ', p,iirvd witti - . . __ I - _1 -- I .,_ -. - , w - -- - - - -- - - . - ___________________________________________ _________________________________________________ - �-- A i make blinds work properly I Fine" blinds shutters Ut'IPCSiIIM notwithstanding. ol1-up wtndow shades are sl very much with us. And while changes hive occurre :n shade material, color, design and trim, the basic-mecha. Warn of the roller has remalned the same. So have the basic problems They still sometimes go up with a bang without any warn- ,. -- - - tVBRC.A1E SFRJNG rt 'Jr riirL WITH 4. 0/ti CD JWL.LL.I\ LIGHT 4 I ilklr • OIL VK r TO SIRTEN ROLLER .SLIGHTLY- - - REMOVE I I CCAPAWDPN) THEN FILE OFF END A window shade roller is simple to repair. Don'trush out and buy a new shade just because the roller is not func tioning properly, Learn to understand its operation and repiring it will be simple. SHIM I BRACKETS WITH %w/ CARD"PT 1, The wooden roller is hollow It has a spring inside. There I - LAYERS % , — roller: One is round and the other is flat. The flat one rO- brackets. Then pull it down a light machine oil so they tates and the spring is at- again will work easily. tached to it- The round pin A shade that snaps out of .simply supports the other If a roller sticks the brack control when ',ou raise it mdi of th e rollerin the brackets .ic are too close to ether If Cates a spring too tightly you can*t move the brackets t When you pull the shade wound. Reverse the procedure (the metal fittings that hold . ; down, the motion winds the just Outlined. Raise the shade the roller) then try flattening !, spring. When the shade 61s all the way. Then remove it them with a harnmer, tapping Is or catch- from the window and unroll it lightly. Or tap the fixed pin. ,. down, ratchet es at that en the roller by hand, about half-way down . Put Ui1 rollerr back It should nc'thor of the'c tricks drop int pI.c •rc1 lock U ' :- what - - --- - A -6 - — - - Irm-. . am_ 6 Lh-Ew -I--,~~--A .'-_ ;7 _1~ 1:. _", I- ~ - VVIV I _7 _ __~ ~ -*=_ .17 . _: .~A_ - ~wd _~ - -_- __ _- I IN - I BOL-r *~ IE -- v I ill . 1pii ~ ~ -I L l .- ", ! .. EFAMENOLMN& 1111 %. i I1a it IF 1 . iF .r . I i I Ill I i i - ~ ~_ -, i - -_ - - re -7 - - - VZOMM-1 - -- -_ Ii'. I I 'A ' iNn in and squished in mud during the winter. - c':r. I , — I 1 $,_ p 14 - 4 I 01 - it/, M- . - , I - I 4 , J~_ . .- -_ -_ - - I /, ,,% a - A. If you wish to keep to the Uues aticl grcc-m f&mfly you -:q II( t ( 1(1 51K t tP') U I taut lapt betevn ce'Jt:; germination plant3from 10 years to seven. 3 - ISp ____ -_J ~ WF MARKET H0MS -- . W_ _j- ___~:I __ . MRE_~ ==~ 'i - - " -' • Tree StV44 L.siI - I HI - - lb ci • rus rees r 1" I -- - peach trees. - .-.,, • I-- - . -. - i — This is a big fat zero. Saits office (fl Iz1 . ___ Step 04wn it-vin 9 rof", 1` 9* Go It course home under f4mtiyrmoHoatinki,he. sio.000. room, arm, clean as a h(ay f,kH flut h&miw con be Wtc*i ro*m 10 s"tch Out. M O*m#r 9offen follow thmugh from &wIll 1%otel m_Ir7j. F',.iffp tI _t - ELMER BALLA. INC. J,-f;-_.. sno rth I fy " iiiiinfi ft- ~ou. in y--..;jr t)rdrid - "-v 11,dden Lake Home is & '~wce of 3 or 4 bedroorn;. 2 Wits, 7 different and exciling :r:il wall carpeting, a&7 i 'flr.,4 Irom if all. and near Pverythg,, enlovttveman~twatatitioisopi,",,,,&,. 2?,-_ blcycl& uy F- 1,4A yoiur.-Ir calud bot"Wx s Al. F - I it CONVENTIONAL FINANCING -, i g 900 *"\ - 11110 I ____ i . 0 ~ UI / 7 WINTER PARK I -11L ik 4895 SOUTH 0 11:4 • • P-0. Law 186. LCM-Wood, Florida -0810 -H __ i "' " KOWATION - I 11 - I I 44 - IH I --------- - - - - __ -L ---- rf I. 4 r i _%. ;.&N 24-4 - 31 i $25,900 I I L' - fl, *---- ;1% 1~6 , , I -' S. I ,- I , ..- . he INCLUDING LOT1 FHANA CONVENTIONAL • - -- N 01 ___ AVAILABLE I ~ Z~_4_ 0--ok, _____________ mand (ci- homes increasing? THE JUAN CABRIL "3 2 ,-.. A. e major ndicator the increasing number of uYIOrlTUiucXiSti.uugi,out the cOtInt.17. Family units have grown in numbers by 37 Per cent during the past ten years, according to a recent reporI. from the National As. soclatlon of Home Builders - I ' RCflQflflk 122.') B ATHS o WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING 9 CATHEDRAL CEILINGS e LAUNDRY ROOM * QUALITY WORKMANSHIP . WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES e * DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL CONVENIENT SNACK BAR .flt on DeQary Doyle Pci The ?IAHB report also res that the stPP of exist. and vacant "for homes is now dovm to cine per cent a record low. Educational features are being televised with Increasing frequency arid variety. And the country boys an enjoy u,vv F8dIIY as tzIr dty cousins. We should also note here of educational centers - __ ~4,, — offectl t' our mushroorectJ ming house shown. Big, beautiful living area has a fireplace, with another If you like for the 1o', level recreation room. The extra balcony bedroom and bath s a great asset. This A-frame Plan HA792C 850 sq. ft. on the first floor and Is designed by Architect Lester Cohen, Room 505,48 West 48th Street- New York, New York 10036. Enclose stamped envelope for reply. UIVCJ to II mOes Turn let? ) btocts to the model homes MARonDA 628-2162 HOMES inC. - - Q. Is the "condominium boom in Florida still going 789 2999 - -- Here s How 1 , 1 1 1 1,1 1 , 11111Illilli~ ~ ~ 11111111111111 I . bedroom located away from the trend to the queen size bed. main quarters of the house. For a great many people, bigger bedrooms may mean Head architect George Tlo Builders have taken the hint enough space to walk around as. of N haven Conn., people want bigger d esigns for Olin 'claims the the bed. Some people ha.e lit rooms. bedroom Is r.iore than a sleencrally crawled on beds to get For W. pep the roon) has become the ,ill,st Im- Ing place. It is also a getawayinto their bedrooms, and some ace. - .a place to sit when the people have space around a bed portant room I n the house. Forthat Is little inore than a eatout front. merly only a sleeping room, the milk all because they negbedrooni has now become a sit. King ze beds are being put let-ted to measure bc&ooins bcting room as well. Some W. into model be(trooms to fure they moved into the house. rooms have game tables that house hunters an idea howgive the double for dining. -Some are de. big bed will fit, said William 4 . signed with informal scatini? Volk. executive of U.S, Iforric,.1 areas, with the W plared for nationwide building mmpany. Land Loan . easy television viewins,?. Everi, Lxxly is looking for larger master im because0 nf - AP Newsfeaturrs Writer dheniaster bedrooms built his compan s1mclow'. Centrex, A Texas-based finn, pony, Scaly, asked 15 of the nalion's top builders whose corn isuslngtheslognn, Stamp Out MIAMI-A total oI$l,040 000 lined output was 90,000 dwell- &uill Rooms to guide its ar in hind acquisition Financing ings in 1972, wheth er th e mis- diltects The firm uses a king- tins bun arranged by The 0 ter bedroom 13 larger In new Mzc bed as a guide in every housing than It was In com. miaster bedroom which is IL-tual. parable houses five years ago, 1%* 14-b)-18 fect. [jut in Cali They found that builders are run, where there is mor "11. Osceola County, Florida and Ill rooms to a(comntnod,mte old omgN111 afl beds and ne big beds, but that lures than the additional space, ?orllng to Robtrt I the whole trend is to more n reported. Parallagher, Jr., MIA txulmtie mace In bedrooms of all housxicall on the other coast ing - single family, president. a $475,000 land where outdoor lhin Is also acquisition loan luse, apartments. was obtained Even if builders do not want ""Phllsized. Fiorittlans are .( pro1demoresjtce,the> ker'al e.stat must accept the possibility that ou (he house, not only in the bedt•ootii the trend to larger beds , ia' bt ha.st oF 4 1 .itres of land . a thieat to sales. People ith In th& iiudwet a Wichita lig beds not only wan! room Kan., firm says It is making. According to Hel-Ana, Inc., t property, I, 1Dr the bed but they are looking certain there is ample wA purchasers for space around it . not yet been ace In apartments and tomes planshave "People want conversation anti they use the big beds as a fsnalizedfordevelopmentof the , sea; in the bedroom," archiace iic1e, In Mimiesota and property. tectural consultant Jim Giallo, %%sruusin 0iUefirfl%5 are offer. of frwin Group of California g 20 to 30 per cent nrc Hospital Mortgage Gr'iii told Scaly in answer to its sur- space in master bedrooms also provided $565,000 for Uti %Vy. fie is planning high the upper price category. lvirchase of a 54-acre tract of beamed ceilings to add further i l9fl studs' of Scaly's top land located on Hrlgcntlnc dimension to rooms, and In line tim1tresse-s had Indicated Aventic in the city of Brigan. saine of the more exclusive mch a trend must be under homes he has desly-ed library ,A- y. It revealed a trend away tine. Nev% Jersey. Accord.ing to Uw ,;vvvlopers mid study areas as part of the of the project, the Pinnacle master bedroom suites. nearly hnf'f Even in less expensive of their mattresses were in the International Corp. of (,Iwrry Hill. N.J., the property will I' hornes, there are areas he re. Igrger tied sizes, erg to as "parent retreaLs" - cant change, the coinpany's developed with a high-rise private niches In the master .nllstic n lei'te, is in the 'irut un - e f rig t • Lq' i 1- -0p= ~_ 40 e I is . Terra Alta o an You won't know what you're missing until you visit Terra AIta! Brighten up your family living in a spacious, luxurious home. Complete recreational facilities amidst the beauties of nature. Come out to the bright side today! e City Completed Ga — ~~_ L __ qen for people who want to change their home ban from air-polluted high-crime areas to the fresh and simple way of life in a rural or mnall tc-xn corrimunity. - r0M.ffr.qJ1&r1,0,V .1,%qc •1* - - t Sanford 1 4 i 6 '.r HWY 17-92 AW r -N _______ ___ - . ----------- ipt~;, - i lium ______ -_. HWY 434 ti" -- .' Convenient to Everything? - - m-ma cx .. MOBILE HOME SALES - i . .'F hac*penda sales Ca ogram to obtain new insights - N ., f. J:U-. Is E 669 a $6, OVOJLL Mile ___ij_I ."' Acq 11 S tI Ofl car BROKER CO-OP 834=7867 .- __ %) I ---- foca$ a renewed desire estab2h - i - = V I 11 11 . -------- 1AIthough personal replies are Impossible. g!1e13l1005 f de Invited. Wrl tr: J. M. Woodard, Copley. News Service, In care of tWs , Tha t S whaf you COU Id M put down on a gra cious new 3 or 4 bedroom home in Hidden.Lake--if You qualify for VA F inanCing or as lathe as S PCI. for 'COflven?jonal financ ng. J - I I Is there space for all the iL On your next jet flight, look menttorura)communitlesfor t.he fint time. Space satellites can now beam programming to TV theatres anywhere, presenting high-resolution color rActuresofllvesporta events, news features, Broadway plays, concerts -any significant event of Interest to large rumters of people SUN SEPT 23 . L --------- " .. . I I = jM1fll [-'-.U4 I SAT SEPT 22 DELTONA By VIVIAN BROWN - $ ' t.als and medical centers, greatly enhancIr their capa. tibty and effectiveness OPENING IN plaints of Wdden tically rising mainte'nance charges and shoddy construc tion could quickly cripple the demand. New technology is also 1-1A O I{O1$(e6 - , fr,tndi Y folks 0 at Hacienda 5ie; Th e country boys Just didn't have enough going for them "down the farm" them I here a decade and mort: ;''o EdL'atkzandJ.'biimi'. I- I I Bigger Bedrooms Are a Must VA ta y and ask what kind of "O"rita' Your ...Ift us mow your grass flewmow*r ,.,fliq, will . O bring fme of distinction by Vltidit,, Hit$crjf, Fleetilne VC __________ sst i - __________ YEAR-ROUND ACTIVITIES can be planned with pleasure In the • from Dnu-e by an see the "ft - - . YOUR N E W MOB I L E HOME F ROM HA CI EN DA SALES .- _____ , FOR YOUR MOWER WHEN YOU PURCHASE - - I, I.Wjjj. Ill I U- ft YOU AN ALLOWANCE - - — H o1w c I Tslfl SI A. Yes, but Florida real esLate pref= e WC6. lonals ried. Many predict the boom %ill tum to a buist. The demand just can't keep tp, they e current "back to the land" nd. ExpandIrig technology in the Iield of communicationzi The disadvantages are all has motivated many large inn Wi e thstrl.al hrms to esthblisnbut of new technology. The ploriches or even headquarter neer spirit thit built this erauOfl3 ifl aun i Or great co try t nirala thus b agaill - in reverse direction lromacoupleo(dadeu D. 18 04 iis Winner WE LL EVEN GIVE - so L'S. 1 1 .;11; 11 I ProvIdence Blvd., Deltona, Fli. 904-789-2121 3OS-574-2S30 - IN F A C T, r It's a new scene today. ___________________________ - ____ I I = A& - - . -i 1 Ims,""i I. L to to 0 ltill The stead.ily increasing miundergoing a major transition gration of families movIng to better accommodate fami. from metropolitan areas to hes who prefer to live "c!ose rural conuntinides was the to the land." Mobile health central locus of our last col- tilts are being established In YJ l7t a rural areas The) are tied few reasons ° " electronically to maJcr hospi - - - - becoming a reality in many areas. un ea i()l'4 NO CLOSING COSTS MRSEBW -._~~__"_-_ t ~Ftu ~. - , - - -. -, -, .,e.~ .7 3 I% -: - . I , I .. - 1 '..~%l i .. !. ___ ____ By 3AMES N1. WOODARD Copley News Senice ' P1èddenLkefpt,L1f,;,, VoUvebeenwalflng or is -',Ailing for yM! - _. - New technology starts 'bark to land" trend . -- Z_r , : .••____ v q. I $_ . ' 1. '- j.T 'I 1 I _:rt:v I i -._ (tt%fl £ - - - i were in the cities and Uwir -_~ -4 Al A - - __1 , I- - cef 6_ Weq4 r___jjPP-1!n r-m Z '4 _F tif-A NOW ~~ , - ILLI , Specially built for "quiet living" them huge 2 and 3 bedroom, 2 bath homes have central heat & ,.a,a aIr dishwasher, disposa l, color kitchen appliances and special sound proofing. . See these beautiful homes, located In the 'country politan ' atmosphere of pea ul model Open I ~__ ~___~_ ZT. -7 ~ I i I \ - - T -- -. __~-__tt .1~_ ... IIr. IICtU4HI 1-"IY __ . - - __ . =~_ - - , • _ , F- -_ . - - ! CAFCQ BUILDERS, INC CARL A. FOSTER, PRES. IA r • j.J L— - _ ___ .•- .--•'- -Aft, W=_ - I ft ; X-K-0 _. ~ :, by s')A WON'T NEED THIS AT HACIENDA VILLAGE. ______ •..- - pI .'• A __________ - - - - I ' A / ______ -- -M %-1181- -_ , I _- , -_ __ Z ~- -_` -- I I I ____ - t_ YOU __________ / / ______________ U. I __________________________________________ . i ~i I --- ¼ _16 - I Ju W • the -- i : 0 . -- y I I, - - - I • - TIL' WE SUCCEED r a - _I WORLD ALMANAC - I M : I ______________ Ivor .________ f . it about eight inches in diame- concrete with water, it thoroughly and sprinkle the a roc ter at the top, sfightly larger at (lure that will prevent the miv- covering several times a day. - ', ; I ______________________________________________ 01-111 I ' 0. Stock I post should be pi'Ien se veral ci- than settling into the ground skipped during rainy periods coats of the prtseratI',e along the On the other hand, if the con. The length of the post, which Don't be in any hurry to re. crete area Is exposed to a tisually I-; a 4 by 4. should de. move the braces. Let th-2rn stay strong sun for terrWrie how much of it will there at least 'wo or three clay. a mere wetting down rest in the ground. At least one- days. twice a day may not be enough. third of it should be inside the Once or .%vire a (]:IN, pref. Instead, place burlap, carivas GREENBELT 'EALTY & INVESTMENT, INC. I ~ I esiden - Beautiful 3-bedroom all new brick homes are ready for your admiration now. Prices start at $234OO Models are open from 1 to 6 in San La nta at the corner of Melonvilie and Celery In Sanford. It 4' , . the tuation became a tug-of-war between , 4 V . I through dozed _ I .. / i - ' - I . . I_!uIJs woods to make th nw B,FHA with low down payment. - PLAm r -_ rer.%," down. ~ _~,I 1 -4 • striped turquoise fabric for yow rocker and otton'tn, a ,jg By EARL ARONSON woven blue, gree, t qw vigorous and well branched Its ,ru,r (P Newafeatures and off-white fix background tnclude3 three A-A You cantget themtor plan- winners, Charlotte Armstrong, round table and an oatmeal ting until fall or next qring but Mrandy and Chrypler I and off-white short shag for here the e Ali- rial, plus Madam carpeting Accessoize " awar d -winn ing Joan 1-1111 and ourorite, fa,' wood tones of brown and someAme r ica ang off_white Winp roses* Criumn Glory and Night. It Bahia. a bright orange-pink also has among its ancestors, shades. If youwish an accent fl color, try lilac. Or if you pre-oribunda; Bon Bon, a pink Peace. and white b1color floribunda; Perfuine Delight blooms long fer lnon yellow would ° and Perfume Delight, a clear and of ten. give a dramatic sparkWeeks has devoted his life to 7bese three beautiful rows producing rms. Ile planted his Please send questlous lEa erechosenforthetophonors first cuttings In i9i He Decor Scare to Copley News after two years of tests. They worked weekends and during r ScrVIC -C, ill CWT Of this Dewsare blooming now in 112 All. school vacations for a rose nurI if nect=rY. Seconcl problem ,vider draperies you miAt do psper. America test gardens through. sery and became interested In is our front window that Is 50 tie-backs at the sides of our .it the country. • hybridizing in 19 His other inches wide and 50 irichn louvers with the same crewel BAIIIA: The breeder, With A.A winners include Royal king. I would like to put floor fabric. (- if you wotld rti ' understatement, commented Highness, Mister Lincoln, c. klWth drapes Over IL But not do !ust a valance au the about his rose, "A vmy flort. elot, Comanche and Angel eight feet away is a second top of the windows You might ferous floribunda It has more Face. and last year came window that Is only lnchcs consider covering a small than that - attractive color, Gypsy, a scarlet hybrid tea. - - Imig and aLso So inches wide. dWr in the crewl. too. You simpely plant and rmi.stance to BON BON: This one, densely &wase. The floise, are 24 covered with pink and white End Inches ktw How" s I the crew) for your other Inches across with 20.30 petals blooms, Is recommended for make the smalf'wlndowfftlzi' ces of furnitw' e that hold their bright culor and landscaping. There are large uke a Xj))t!•3 having 1M"I" —J L. t red In solid or subtle ve a spicy fragrance. The dusters of fragrant (lowers t IWW from spring to frost. The pink compact. The dizer is and cream blooms are 3ti tra-Thx for the last half of 1& Wau reiP you FACTS which is no longer in effect, American hybridizers, who sistance to black spot and milof ed b should direct their Inquiries to crossed Rumba and famed dew. The bush is of medium a green thatwould be8JLLS t righthi Tropicana. lie has also won All, height the Department of state. ç 2 feet - neat and V could think a about America honors with Charlotte compact, If trasting welting.too,,, out of cam Armstronq, followed by Chrystax has been transfered from . out the colors. beth. William Warriner. with Jackthe Department of Revenue to G o I d e n Showers, Stairfire, son & Perkins since 1963, pro/, (. My living room drapes the Department of State (Os' American Heritage, Ben Hur. diced Bon Hon from such fine -r finalization. are a mingled mixttre of PERFUME DELIGHT: As its performers as Bridal Pink .11 trigit green and W Due ton change In the law by name Indicates, It is richly fri. Spartan and Fashion. He has es-ed print. Couch is covered the 1973 Legislature, any grant, the work of hybridizer developed many new roses, in. I,. In plain bright green and dissolved corporation that O.L. Weeks of Californ!s. It has duding AAR.S winner Medaldialr t plain bright blue. wishes to be reinstated will now the classic urn shaped bud that lion. His latest Is also excellent An afghan and a throw pillow be required to to the opens into 30 cear, radiant as a border for walks and drlvare of a variegated green. Departmento(Sthteaflat lee of ptnlc petals of satiny texture, -in 115trIlmornic.11 dark green, light green and $150 in lieu of any unpaid strong, stiff canes hold the Warriner, director of plant bloottis, which often measure reawarch for J At P. is report. Capital Stock Tax a dust' which moves about the cover a ba.i rocker Privi ee üve inches across. The leaves ed making significant changes Tax for the period July sun in an orbit that is tLytial1. 1971 inart plus a table cover for a are big and leathery, the plant in handling hybrid seedlings !y elliptical in shape due to through Devember ll round • table? so ravit.ationaI effects of __ color carpetirig and accesso. Planets. As It approaches ries stich as lamp shaideti. pil. the sun. a comet formi a gaseous !all. millions of lows. etc. Ali wal.i3are wNte miles long. which alwa ys zM must stay that way, nts away from the sun W.LW. ,,otor winds. The . . n es II I ii F ; .I - I V,I MP r lo i A J! I- 7 v . - ' EUN I . - . When the builder bull- By ANDY LANG the bottom. Pour about four AP Newsfeaturea inches of gravel into th e hole. streets he left the There are many reasons why Follow that with several inches ft Is necessary to set wooden of a concrete mix. It can t streets unpaved . . . the sts into the ground solidly, one of the pre-mixes or a mix, W~ most common is for the In. lure of your own made of one dallatton of a fence, but what- part of cement, two parts of ever the reason, there are cer. sand arid four parts gravel, tain principles to follow it you with just enough water to make want the posts to remain se- it workable. Too much water e uUliuer an t e cure over a period of years. will weaken the mixture. The first fundamental -and Place the post into the sev. ft is a very important one Is era) inches of concrete mix, I th r that a post should be treated to then brace it into place in ex. ts prevent decay and rot. Even acily the position you want it. dust when you use one of the rot- A couple of pieces of wood, set the summertime resistant Woods, such as red- at an angle, usually will'suffice WDOd and cedar, It is wise to to keep the post eteady. After soak it in a wood preservative. the braces are in place, pour in Note the word. "soak." A the remainder of the concrete single coat of preservative, a mix so that it fills the hole and plied with a brush or cloth, is comes to a point slightly higher not sufficient. The post should than the surface of the ground. be kept overnight In a contain- Trowel the concrete so that It er 0 iquid. If, for some rea- slopes away from the post, thrs lure from drying out too quick. ONE OF OUR HOME-BUYING PUNS WILL PUT YOUR MIND AT USE ABOUT MONEY lk -P P ' jI;' I I - The the bank to have I OSUfldjP t. 16973:I ....y.itu 4111 LVEiHhLe5 dozed then rta tbk ew streets. he leit The lair of a riverboat rogue. ' me nega. Ingham, Mat", They bough( 2 the streets unpaved. For live, no termites The Matlows now live in a house there for 136.000. Last awhile, the Whole situation three-bedroom, split'levei May. th ey sold it for $46,000. 'Two weeks aft e r became a tug-of-war between moved in *'oh1t $10,000 or 30 per home In Westport that is the builder and the borough. "the place " said Mrs 177.000. It is their third cent), was crawliig wEU worth The builder said it was the termites, We couldn't believe home in five years. A marketNow they live in th e $77 000 borouh s responsibility to it. We ing manager for a large phar. home in Westport. Presuma. complained to the pave t e streets, but the bor. maceutical firm in New York bly, when they are ready, to OUIJ said it was the builders pie who had made the ins lion, but nothing happened. All City. Mallow earns around leave Westport. they will be Job to do it. that happened was that we $30.000 a yearr fie and his able to re-sell it for between Meanwhile, the resident; hz.d to hire an exterminator wife have two children, aged 7 $90,000 and 1100000 (In West. inhaled dust in the summer. and have all the termites and 6. Their scenario began in port, an affluent com munit y time and squished in mud dur. removed, That cost us Sw,- the spring of 1968 in New Of 28,000 people. the average ing the winter, But for all of the horror Haven, Conn., according to income is $21,000 per house. Mrs, Matlow. hold. the average selling "We had streets with such stories that accompany home prices of Wei( rt houses last who feel that a man's home is thing in the 120,000 range A year was 171, 2). Pines Lane" said Mrs Sch not only his castle, but his two-story. three-bedroom The Mallows know what is and they re v ehicle to financial stability house wi th a nice size family required to get their price. nothing bt dirt roads as well. David and Barbara room, a large back yard. in an Said Mrs, Mallow: Not all home-buying prob. Matlow. currently of West. area with good school s and lems involve span) in~, new rrt. "We lived in the house witii 0 Conn., are self-admitted nice people." developments. They failed. They settled on the Intention of upgrading it use hustlers. They buy have their trapdoors as well. resale. I redecorated the homes, fix them up, and then 17-year-old house which cost for When Lois and Buddy Scott resell them— fora large master adding pais. urchased pera them 132.(X But, 18 months Icy-patterned window p a used home in sonal profit. All shades Closter. NJ.. they were re. pre need. surnably. is the you first down later. they sold it for $36.000. and matching drapes and (Profit: $4,000 or 12 per cent). touched up the furniture. __ ...... . 1 ,,,. • II F, q' !, • I - ' _ a- . d1a . - . - - ~ - - --- - - - Louvered shutters give windows .. balfince -- 4') ME a H4*A1i ON THE a I -.a et - - __ - ~ -1 When you can't make the fixed pin) anT:and or file sh.ade stop where you want it that end of the wooden roller to. w~en it tnant rJohl h;4r1r before replacinR the pin. When the shade doesn*t up when you Pull it down. then When a shade falls out of wind up all the way it means there is a lack of tension in the'spring is not locking in the brackets. the brackets are the sprinq. You will have to position The pawls stop the too far apart. Brackets on the rotating pin normally. If they Outside of the window wind it tighter than it is, stick, the ratchet mechanism might be moved t u To do this pull the shade will not work Or shim the brackets with down about two,-thirds of the Remove the metal cap from laerc of cardboard The fixed way. Then remove the roller the flat pin. This will reveal Pin is little more than a nail from the window and wind th e the pawls. Generally dust and and it can be pulled out slight. shade by hand. Hold it firmly dirt will make them stick ly w1th pliers and set the roller back in the Clean them and lubricate with IN,. f__ By BARBARA IUR'TUNG A. You could combine your Ii. 4* Nmn Senim crewel ;abric wnd carpeting _-_ Q. We recently purchased walls in the palee beige of the an older txe and have two crewel background fabric x-obIezna The previous own-' You could do it In paint a er had I,ic•f -beige .A '-" wite shag carp.fig.. mightfindaacenlcwaijpaper ' , out the entire how. I feU in you CMW use on the n&mw love with a red, blue and wall toglve)ou depth visually gem on pale beige crewel 2nd paper the rest u.,the walls type Pmt- I bought :0 yards in the background of the scenof this fabric. The living ic.You telizethesjze with narrow. I've made tie-buck louvered wooden shutters : - - drVeries to seParate the two. pointed out the color of your i 'First P1`0111= is how can I walls. You coWd do an extr-a mwjxaflthecolorschemeto- rowo(k)uversonthesmaller q _____ ___ spnpg from rewinding on its own _'. notl a,,_ _00 - - -_ ii? -, ImaV ___16 — ~;- j. I you -t-5~----~- - m ldnw~ _ : MONNEM-aw ~_fy I., im - s is ' _ - ~) -1 .: .1 . ,I# ,' :: see the armwga springs suburb by white split-levels, they wont be surprIsed' when you re at the builders mercy of Milton was gone; the trees ,y Marty aiuovsy they wake up some morning You may control your were replaced by streets that "''hcn I moved into my and find the beautiful woods tie plot. but the land around were named, perhaps appro- house,' said Mrs. Dorothy behind them all gone. NEW YORK is usuIly his. If it isn't devel. 2967. a voun bu1ler named ritely, Tomanawk Trail and Schermerhorn. "it was sur"But most people, myself oped already, then it surely ed Coach Lane Clifford' KoYakowsk, be an rounded by trees, and the included don'( thk 'that far will be. bulldozing th e lush green for. trees had a lot of oirds and ahead When you buy a houc. wno movea into With each ne w develop, squirrels. It was very nice. I est tiat was mere five mmuu're 'nterestetl in our own the Ko akowski developments utes south of the old race ment. home-buyers' problems had the fifth or sixth house in mut t ptivu. The Itle plot of land. But the way also experienced another track at Saratoga Sprin first people to the development. It never it works is like this: Your own problem that' proved to be purchase homes in each devel. dawned on me to ask the N.Y Ile n. eyond their control -- the r opment moved into their builder what his plans were. I little plot of land can stay the rwds. When the builder hidl. Velopment of ho -G d wellings same for many years. but the and looked out of lust assumed I had Crest." In honor uses of th' city's their in a new aeveIopment. purchased living-roorn and kitchen a house in a nice. rustic area land around cu can change in home famous mineral watt windows at Picturesque white and that the area would stay birch trees, They had as- that way. Now. I have So or 60 Then, three minutes south sumed the development ended houses n back of me and 50 of Geyser Crest, he built an. with their particula r street. or more coming in front oi other development of homes They did not anticipate that me. 60 Whet used to be a nice which he called Iferitage within a year they would be quiet street has b hills. Finally, right in be. looking out of the same win- major thoroughfare. come a If people ,., 0 tween the two, he built a third dows at the skeletons of new are goin g to buy a house in a development and called it homes under construction. new development, they had Heritage Knolls Within four The white birches were being . .." 1 better ask the builder what - III y ears, third " r' '' I I hiti' ranches an hi; plans are The n at l east . ? you - a . I t What - By Mr. Fix 4 1 ---- _ Sanford 1! I ____ ----- --- " - kr - - ¶ - - -- ; Terra Alta home ow ners have their ' n civic association with a recreation hall an swimm ng poola lIso. And at Terra Alta we offer excellent bank financing for terms up to is bears at simple Interest. • SpaCIOUS homesites are the theme at Terra Alfa. Adult and family sections. paved streets. community water & sewer, driveways, underground facilities and cable TV are just someofthefeahiresawaltlngyouatTarraAlta. I 00 kt 0 thebrI ht side Id of VISIT OUR SPECIAL r FAMILY • CHILDREN & THEIR PETS WELCOME Terra Alta e. - # 1 II'sa IT erra Alt a For More In1ur ,n,ti0n 7754777 — OPEN DAILY — 1 ! . -I . re. t ____________________________ - ____ at Development- "The Envitonmental Company" I �4 Sanford Herald Sunday Sept, 16, 1973 DIAL C emjnoje Land ,The Herald 0 _19~ Transactions Charles A Cope1ard & WI. Londn to Scott L. Schaffer& WI. Martha 0. S 67' of Us 11 & 12 & N 53' of 13, 14 & 15 Sanlando Sp Cs m 7, Second Rep). uoo. Charles Copeland & WI. Linda to Michael 1). Wdsh & W! Barbara, Us 11 & 12 less S 67' Thomas E Curry & WI. Romona Calbert Constr., Inc. to Wade H. Perkins & WI. Mary A., LI 2 Elk A Lake Ruth South, $27,50. Otto L. Hagar Jr. & WI. Lois to Ropnald D. Masten & WI. BertIe 0., 1.ts 5 & 5, Elk C, Tr. 6, Sanlando Spgs, $8,000. Harold L. Kintz & WI. Mary J. S., LI 15 111k G. Spring Lk Hills, Sec 3, 159,000. Bramur De, .. to Walter J. Kiages & WI Nancy IA 45!. Winter Springs Un. 4, 37,000. Austin Dci'. to Ralph C. Skrputowskl & WI. Christine L, U 121 San i.ant. Third Sec., Sanlando Springs Tr. 73, Second Hepi, $100. $23,900. Hallmark Constr. to Anthony R,-Dev.Co, Inc. to Thomks E. Brown&Wf. Rutha B., LtlI 131k 13, Washington Oaks Sec. 2, $17,400. Hallmark Constr. to Henry J. Chancy & WI. Dorothy Mae, LI S Bik B, Washington Oaks Sec. 2, *17,400. Mary L Lynch, aid. to Willard C. Sprati & WI. M. Margaret, LI 18 Blk B. Oakland Shores, $211,500. Elijah &own Jr. & WI. Willie Mae to Emma Lois Quinn, LI 24 to John R. Albershardt & WI. Nancy J. Lt 21 La Floresla Un. 1, $47,000. Dcv. Entr., Inc. to Leone E. Gilberts, condom. RES. Un. 1 Sheoah Sec 3, 526,800. Walter J. Klages& WI. Nancy H. to Bramur Dev. Co., LI 12 BIk C Eastbrook s-d Un. 16, $36,800. Amos H.Barr Jr. & Wilma J. to Edward E. Hill or Helen Y., E' 131k 4 Drewi Addn Black Hammock, $3,400. John Scott to Toy Lee Scott, his WI., Lii 93, 94, 95, 96, 97 & 98 Biokertown, *100. Charles Drury & Wt. Karla, U2 The Colonnades, 2nd Sec., $isjoo. Charles N. Barrett & WI. Sharon to Hilton I.. Rounds & WI Connie C. Lt 9 111k 11 Heftier Homes (l See 1 $19,000. Re.Dev-Co, Inc. to Bert E. 7Ammer & WI. Martha M., LI 1 The Colonnades, 2nd Sec, $18,100. Pat S. Smith & WI. Janet to John E. Burton & WI Peggy LI 131k 11 Washington Oaks, See. 2. 6I Lake Markham Est., $32,000. (1'7 Jeannie Homes, Inc to Mcahe Kesten & WI. Barbara, U 11 81k G,:sjring Lk hills, Sec. 3, Al:,,, ! F. Colon-Velex & WI. Sarah 0., Lt c' Co. J $36,700. Holton H. Sims & WI. Argean to Paul M. Callahan & WI. Janie F., Lt 99 Lynwood. $27,000. Hyde Supply, Inc. to Builders Inc. to James E Brown Jr & WI Diane Michael Mlner& wf Unda IA11 W., U 14 BIk H. Druid Hills 83k J North Or) TeIT., Sec 8 Un. Est., 1st Addn $43,000. 2 $23,500. for Want Ads .--...- $ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF SEPT. II, 1973 William E McGhi,y a FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymoos Can Help Phone 42)4557 Want Ad Department Hours 8a.m.. 5:30p.m. Saturdays 1Holidays t am. .12 Noon Dead lino--12 Noon Day Before PubIicatIe" Write P.O Box 1213 Sanford, F lOf Ida £ S CJ Anruncarnen$rS I—Cards of Thanks 2-in Memoriam i4' I. 10 lIVe: / ='•J £... Rent or Buy look to classified FIRST! And save J -. J5 fl!d .Wm Gross, I'tr., Lt 164 Woodciest Un. 4, -.-. .' -! _-_1_.. . __ i $26,500. Ralph F Pugh & WI Cheryl to Salvatore Po!vere & wf Mary Joseph A Gardner & WI BarM., LI 2281k A S nmeraet No. bara S., U 17 BIk 7 WeatherSec 3, Cl), $29,000. suds Is Addn, Rexford M. Morris & wf Seaborn Goebel & wI Sue 10 j. Judith to Alphonse R Cologgi & Robt. Moore & WI Elix. J., Lt 2 wf M. Florine, U 13 Spring Bik A. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 4, Oaks 0 Travel S, Recreation 13.'r-TraveI Agencies )4—Camp4ng.R.sorts 15-Action Sports Lang Tool & Die, Inc. 10 Paul Anthony v PeUo & wf W Lang & Everlyn A., [.130111k Rosa to James 1. Pacey & wf I, $36,900. A Spring Lake Hills $100. IM.ts34567&5BD . SW AM. NWI of SW% Sec 1640.30, less Sterling Copeland & wf James I Gembecid &wf Longwood Park $17.*. Epoch Prop Inc. to Gerald E2' for rd, $4,000. Mildred to Louis L Imbergamo linda to Dale M. Hoke & Korman & WI Wendy S. , U 30 (eater Consti. to Dean E. Bertha J., U MiS Edgewood &wfAnnaM,E oIUlS&all Erwin K. Rogers & WI Dorrta 83k A, The SprIngs Shadowood Haen&Wf.E1atne,U2B1kU Manor $19,0. of 11 Bit 33 San1ndo the Sub. to James L Pacey & WI Carol Vfl1e S. Thi Woodlar.d Sec 3, $40,C00. Beaui, Sanford, $34,400. Jayde Bidra inc. to Jerry A M., Us 12 & 3 Bik P Longwood (QCD) James F. Whaples. Wilco Constr. to John C. Thorp & WI Diana, Lt 11 111k 2 Pk $7,000. ct Donna M Williams, sgl. to Perry L Mitchell & NewsomeJr.&WfBarbara, U Shadow i. to Ruby EGa.SCbO, agi., N $, 31 %k II. North Orlando Tern., H.A. Ross Constr. to Charles Mildred I., LLL9 BIk I East- 75'otUs34&5B1kC Lake Spears Constr., Inc. brook s.d Un. 5, 1100, Sect Un. 1. $29300. Wayman fits., Lake Add., $100. Stephen B Mikier & WI Carole P Jones &wINw cy U40B1kG Geo.K.Woods&wflmogene Ueo, E. King & WI. Eleanor to N..It 37 Oak Mount s.d $35,100. No. Or! Tern., Sec S Unit 1 Geo, R. Knecht & wf Delta tp & wf I. to Robert M. Shakar & Harold H. Kastner, S 10 Ch. of N Co Ulm Home & wf Daisy D., U John J Strahunder & if WI Linda T. IA 42 Spring 2,116 ftoIE5th.oINWt4of See Rea',M. to Everett G. Sampson 15 111k E Lake Kathryn Pt H A Ross Constr. to James A $38,000. -r9-30 etc., $5,000. & wt Marguerite L, U 20 81¼ E Cox & WI Eleanor M., U 2781k Add, $11,000. (QCD) Michael hael Richards & Uiy J. Stinson, wldr. to John The Meadows West $36,50. J North Orl ThT., Sec S Un. 1 eVa M. Jcsdlin, wid., LI 9 if Sharon to Michael Richards J. Carver & WI Ethel L. LI 11 111k 0 SUTIUUOFSI North Sec 2, Harry Spear & wf Louise to $26,500. &wfSn,U225Srijgoa B1kB Woo(1rnere Park Second Thomas D Glass & WI Julie, IA $31,900. H A Rois Coustr to Dennis L Un. If. $100. RepL, 17,500. Winter Spgs Dcv. to Board of 78 BIt B. Lake Brantley Isles, Hilton & wf Karen, LI 5 Bit C Donald L Wchr & wf Marilyn Cur-Us DrF. Sherwood Jr. & Sec. Addn $21,000. Prov. Elders of Southern Prov. No. Oil Ten'., Sec 6 Un. 1 $28,067 to Jerry R. Greg ory & if WI1 Sally W. to David Rates, W of Moravian Church or Unitas H A ROSS COnStr. to Richard Bakn Constr to Thomas Wm. Teresa, U. 17 131k 6 Weather100' of S 130' of E 504.17' of SWta Lint & wf Karen s., it i Fratrum, Beg. at NE cor of LI. 6 Stnghofen&wf Shirley [.1 51 131k afield 1st add., $28,000. of NELi of Sec 19-2141, 115,000. Forest Brook Filth Gardena Farms, S acres rn.!, c, $35,967. C North Oil Tern., Sec S Un. 1 Cushman EnIr., Inc. to Concept Designs Inc. to Mark S Squires & WI Patricia 523O0. Gordon B. Phillips & wf Lucille Ridrard E Grate & WI. Juanita, Erma V Sherman, wid. to Geo to LA. Chappefle & if Mary C., Donald L Howe & WI Sylvia to v., LI 19, less 10', Ra';esbrook, U 13111k F Hidden Lake Un. 111, LI 205 Forest Brook Fourth Amy Anderson, agi LI 4 & E 107' Chapman. trustee, Us 10 & $77,900. $30$O0. 015111k 4 Thi' ,Sanford 134,0011 See., $33,900. 11 BIt C. Tr 73, Sanlando Cushman Euir., Inc. to (mcept Designs Inc. to Geo. Greater Constr. Crp to Carl SWW1S Ranch Prop Inc to Springs $5000. W, Myers & WI Betty J., 112 Raymond Fair-lay &wf f4Jyn Richard C. Russell & if Jo Gordon B. Phillips & if Wm E Wells & if Lizzie to fl3brook, 111k P HIdden Lk Un 18, S. LI 15 Bit 2 The Woodlands Anne W. Us 8 & 9 tinrec. plat of E 11' of LI 20 James A Thompson & WI Ella. $190. $30,200. Sec 4 112,800. U 49 Duck Pond Addn CB, Lake Bath Eat., $5,500. Concept Designs Inc. to Three-D-Homea, Inc. to Wm. $2,800. Amer. Modulars cep to Greater Constr. crp to Gary! Broneslaus J. Shat.as & WI. Horace Gillett & wI Donna Lt S Adams & wf Va., Lt 6 [31k M. Mackall & wf Annette L, LI Calbert Constr. to Wm W X The Use. it 4 81k 1) lbdcjen Lake 581k C Country Club Ills., Un 1, Gilbert & wf Pamela, U 18 81k 2 Shadow 11111 s-d $35900 Woodlands, Sec. 3 $41,800. Va. IA, $28,700. Walter A Levy & wf Bernice Richfield, $23,900. Greater Constr. crp to sn,soo. Bako Constr. to Dwight Odorn to Norman N B'an&wfCor-iju Three D Homes, Inc. to Jean Huey form. Junker-man Richard L Langworthy & if & Wt. Stella U442 Forest B E.E28.60'01L124&w42.40'of Sharon K., U 7 81k E, The Gerald A McCaskill & if to Charles Junker-man & if 5th See, $37,400. BarbaraH.,Lt.3B1kaCtry Nancy,Lt35678g&lOBlkll, 2581k 55 Sanlando Sub. Beaul, Meadows West $3° Concept Designs Inc. to Palm Springs Sec., $39,9 Club Hts. Un. 1,120,100. Dreamwold, $1,600. Geo. M. Shanholtz & if ouny Ray Turner & WI. (Q)SoftLHo1d1ng sgl. Albert M. Moore & if carol to Mildred to Country Club Corp., ChaunceySDanJe1&wfF3g Mds E., U21 BIt C Hidden SanhIrFekanY&WIM3IIIA.,U portion of dose. prop E of SR to Patricia R Holding, 1.14 81k to Shirley I Sheppard, S 140.07' La Un. 18,121300 3O Elk t flepl. Part of North Or!. 425,: Beg at SW erz of SWt4 Sec 4,Heftlerfiomcsonisecl,$loo of 119 D DR Mitchell Survey Qmcept Designs Inc. to lit & 2nd Addn $36,600. G N. Ronninger, wid. to Levy Grant 1-5 less part $600. -19-30 1150,000. Stanley F. Wier, U 8 BIt F Mar vi n A. Wrtgh.. & Jo Aim WalterTSchefer&wf Mary!. Norman S Pittenger & Kenneth Watson & WI Cam to lake Un. 113, *29,900. Lorraine to Cleveland Wright Little, its 3 & 4 131k C, Gee. M. to Alfred S Przybyla & WI Elsa Shanholta & WI Mildred A. rncept Designs Inc. to John McAfee & wf Juaft W., U & , Flamingo Springs, $2,800. E 20' of IL 20' all of 21 & W 5' of tnt E 17W of N 412.5' 01 S A;Cash & WI. Sandra S., LI. 4 W 17' of 2 BIt F, West of Sec 34.19-30 less ri Airport Ward Hicks, Inc. to Patri cIa 22 CHIt N Lake Wayman HIs, Bit C Hidden Lake Un. 1A, Altamonte fits., Sec 2 $32,000. Blvd & also N 412. ft of S 825' of C. Evans, sgl. & Patricia 122,900. $2,700. Wm. S. Daskam & wf Bar- Sec 35.1940, W of Airport Blvd. Jenkins sgL, 11. 204, Woodcrest Calbert Dcv. to Calbert La rson Constr., Inc. to bora to Wm. 1. Shafer & Un. s, ,s000 1100. Constr. Inc., LI 12 Bit A Ronald E. Meyer & WI. Juneann C. Li 36 81k N The Geo. N. Shartholti & if John R Mitcheni, trustee & Highland hills s.d. $6000 Margaret, it 63 Brookhollow, Woodlands Sec 2 119.000. Mildred to Kenneth Watson & lad. & Dcv. Emr. Inc. to Aline 0 Beverly to John P $7,900. Douglas W Far-wig & wi wf Cam k z tnt: S 412.5' of E 179' Caulfield, sgl. & Krug, wid & Charles C Bottorff Michael The Huskey Co. to Evtrs Bar-bar to I. Lynn Tucker & 01 Sec 34-15-30, & S 412.5' of Sec Flynn, sgL, Us 218 ,219, 309 & & WI Jacqueline, condom. Rca Eiitr., Inc. U 16 BIt C Sweet- Linda C. U 13 less W31.75' & w 35.19-30 W. of Mr.wt Blvd. 310. 0. P. Swope Land Co. P1st Unit 24, Unit 24, Slices)', Sec 3 w.'iti'r (uiik S t!'Qnn . : 100 r, of Black Hammock, Ever-s Env., Inc. to Ray mend Sub. Beaut., Palm Springs See.. Cross County Constr. crp to Chester A Florence Jr & WI Wilco Constr. to Robert J F.Kryea Jr. & Wt. Carole LU $21,000. i.-r, Ltdile to Jmcs K ODo*,eI1 & I I LI 6 B'k Swfttualvir Oaks 5c R;asellW!larned,sglto Guy Unit No 1.C, The Villages, North Or!. Tern., Sec.! Unit 1, wf Anne, 1.422 B1 E Swiland $75,100. C 4., $23,500. Thornton, trustee Its 678 & 9 5200Ø. $32,.*)0. John J. Juntiman & wf Anna 131k 7it Elmer S Levle & WI Janet to Second Section Cross Co. Constr. Crp to Wm. Wilco Constr. to Everett C to4tobert W. Foote, W of E'- t eamwwd McLean & itt ArlineN., Bolin & if Sandra, 1124131k M. Frederick N Parker & if oW'ofNW'of Sec 321.33 JanIeSKReeCh&WI Gail C to Patio Unit 3C The Villages No. Oil. Tern ., Sec. 1 Unit 1, Yurkko, [.14 BIt 1. Sununenaet 111.000. Alfred W Netter 1A33filkB The $28,530. No. Sec 6 131.800. Ear-il.. Hartwell &: WI I.tllv A. Mxdqwc L! t flu. I $44,900. 111 Johnson Con.qtr,, Inc. to Grissom Inc. to A. A. IrvingkIhIuber&wfphyu &.Margaret R. L)avis, W. to Murk Bitt's Inc to Richard N Jeannie Jlorn.i he,, U 17 BIli McClanahan & if Carolyn, Lii Billy J %$Jy. & wf Carol J. to J. nutin & WI Lor.ine If? & wf P;trjda. 1.48131k M Spring Like hill, 2 & 3 131k 3 Aldarene Park MONEYi - , • IF, 'Rentals 7$—Rooms Rent Unfurnished 3)—Apartmnp Rent Furnished 33—Ho*ti Rent Unfurnished 33-Houses Rent Furnished 34-Mobile Homes Rent 3$—Mobile Home For Rent 16—Resort Property I'or Rent 37-thssiness Property For Rent - • % - . . I MEN & I you want at I .. EXTRA $2-Mobile- Homes 33-Lots and Acreage 44-Farms and Urov.s 4$-Resort Prp.rty For Sale LOW PRICES! l6-lncom. an Investment Property , 0 - YOU I ARE - S41-Giltfitge - Goods IN THE — MARKET FOR I F - • AkIVTLJ ANYTH i ING nING. LOOK TO OUR ' I I ~~l , lED J I PAGES lst AND 0 7 I - SANFORD REALTY 7603 Park Drive Realty Two. Bedroom Apartments BRAND NEWl To*n1'oijse apart men tu, Only 570C 00 per month yo~l 'II l m' !tr,mi Call 322.2420 Anytime Days 332 7212 By Owner-3 bedroom, 7 bath, central heat Lair, screened porch. garage. *23.000. iL, pct. Ph. 373 0033. WltaErl SPRINGS aNEW HOMES. Just completing 6beautiful homes,] 1. 1 bedrooms, cen;ral air, car piling, range, refrigerator Priced from $26,500. $75300 VA & IFIA fnanclng Equ' hous:r. URS, .INC Airline tickets. Cruise and Tour-% at official rates. 303 Semoran Blvd., (Hwy 4.16). 1313233. _ f Camping-Resorts 14 Do your camping and canoeing at Camp Seminole. No Alcoholic noversoes. 322 4410. • -- IS Fullor Part Time tyio Male Help Wanted ROOFERS cxperlenced in bultt UP - . - - CANT TYPE' Now about a general office lob receptonlst Clerk PDX or 10 Nice room with'.', bath ._.____________________ 1 TV. least ell 173 852n Realtors L&c11 Addn., $40,000. Peter F. Jasanis & WI. I U r-2dU Tcrr., e8 Un. 2 128,400. Cross Co. Constr. to Wm. H. Janet Mark Builders Inc to Philip Smith & wf Arnarylls W.. Patio I Joseph W. Knight & WI. I) hlanners & wf Debora h L. U Unit The Villages, $28500. Mri1yn M. Lt 22 (Less W 9BitD,orth(kI.Terr.,SecS, Deecatealne Constr. to 4')&W40.8boIU23fl1k53 tin 2523,500. Martin I Barton & f Bar. ..1 . !) fl:! !'.1u '.!.0 '!';r lu ifi Iimv L C tjLtkf )t= C., Alkü & iiogIs .D U ii itit D Oaks Sec 3 $57,90Q )rok N. Street & WI. Ruth North Or-I. Te'r., Sec 8 in. 2 WIICO Constr. to Virgil C G.to Chrles K. Mt-Neil & WI. $ZI,50. MoeIey & WI Jean. LI 8 BIt G KktNeen, It 4 BIt E Pr-ar-ic MuilIj (ne. to John W Lynwood Rev., $28,500. 14e PLait, 514,0%. EuaLk .it Judy LI. 1481k 1)1 Wni. S. NCY1UU & WI )'ktarT, Smith Inc. to Arthur Purtiou u 20 & 21 North tL to Wm. A Whitesen & wi Ak WL Jo*'Ja 81., LI Tern., Seel Unit 2 $2. B.. U 181k F Ti'. 11, Sanlando 1*1k 8 Sntau..4. Country Club Mr Builders Inc to James 89"11D $53,100. Ft., $59,500. F Hudjtfn5 & Karen A., Li s Bit Wayne constr. to Richard H 1arryS Kiatkowski Jr. &W(. K Nrth-Jr1Ttwr.. Sc'4 Unit i 0 -, & wf Sandra 1., It 1 Jtith B. .i Edward D. Love & 12S,EX). Windsor Manor W Marie C., Li 32 Orienta Mark L4ldrs In? to Fred F. Epoch Prop Inc. to Paul F Gomea & w?Susan K..U 6 BIt Reich & ifB. Diane, It 20 BIt 13 G*'UfleS. 28,000. James 13'. IIolIis&Wf. JudIth 0 North Or) Terr, Sec 8 Un 2 The Springs Shadnod i1ourJ E. & WI. 1ZJ,5YJ Village. i-ec 2 $36,400. .',L .Z 13 LiLt I.), Mar1'tIidrs lnc 'to Richard LI Owl Con5tr. Co h.e to Edwin Sthnmeract North, Sec 2, Herbert. & wf Nancy 3., LI 19 w HeweR Jr & wf Kathryn P., 131k D Notth On. 'T'err., Sec 8 114111k ASweetwar-Oaka 1OH. JohnsonCorrstr., Inc. to Un. 2 $24.8. 3 oo - . -- - 1 & ; ktn $2.000. Jiny F Stone & L Margie to Walter E Sullivan Jr & AnneM, 1.1 1 Bit C The Meadows Un 1 549,000 lames Higgins & wt Barbara to Joseph A Sangiorgi & if Betty I. LI 581k J Oakland Fit., 2nd Sec p. Stephen F Kacar & wf Mildred to Arthur hi S.ambrook & if Jean L It 38 131k B Sunel'set No. 125,500. Buhl & 'wt Edna to Bruce P IIeinemann & if I-:1car A, SW of LI 2131k 1 Kaftyn JYj Sec :. , $33,000 Frank W Martin & wf Margaret H. lo Thomas N Holladay & WI Helen It it 27 Enhsh Woods , Wendell W. Whited & WI Velma to Charles I Nickle & if Joyce, LI 4 BIt A Woodmere Park 2nd repi, 15,600. Charles Blankenship & if .Jrinl' to 1',h!u I(riuu & if Carmen. LL 9131k A Country Club Manor Un. 1, $13,000. liar-old T. Bu'.cber & wl Margaret E. to Bertha I. Watson, sgl. LI.. 1 BIt 4 Loch Arbor, Ptfl1p, See. 123,100. Dr. Wm W. Sessoms & if Bo to Daniel B Hudgens & if Joan P., it. 6 111k 13 Mews 1st Addn, $4,000. Janet Janet W. Williams form. & bb Brooke A. to Charles A. Copeland, Lii 1112 1314 & 15131k B Tr. 73, Second Rep! S.9nLrndoSp1-ings,$. Tompkins Land Co mc, t.. Dominick Ficentjia & if CIWLStinC, U. 157 &S 4.30' of 156 Trallwood Fit Sec 1, 173,300. - I ., - - - - . - - - ~ 61—Liv"tock and Poultry 44—Wanted to Buy - 70—Swap and Trade SAVE . Transportation ________ 7—Campers . irav'si Trailers O/ ? - 6-Auto Repairi. Parts Accessories 77-junk Cars Removed 7$—Motorcycie* 79—Trucks and Trailer* so-u'os for Sal* 81--Aviation For Daily Savings-Shop CLASSIFIED ,. - 322-2611 832-9993 -.', '?v., Ail Idv,efI119 appearing The $iflfor4 Herald on W4h4t4iy will automatIcally b placed in Thur. I-days FAMILY I4UnA,.a SECTION 1141 it 01,61flaw4d 1* on 11 -_____ . - • , 11"401 In computillit lh##,earn" .. - W 573.300 with good termS IN ZAYRE PLAZA •FtqPo raxxj . Stemper ,Agency 8.31-4133 BRAND NAME 1, tOISPhons 241-"73. 28-iI EARN 20-'40 EACH WEEK * BECOME A JUNIOR SALES MAN * PHONE 323-2770 ASK FOR FRED (WE PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION) SANFORD AV -J 1~1 X%%6 LM ____ "h, PANELING RIOT ! Paneling 2z& up NOW IS THE TIME WHILE IT LASTS NATIONAL WOOD GRAIN '1 Shelifers. I / /0 OFF ALL GARDEN HOSES IN STOCK 100, / i WHILE THEY LAST ~ Uiff i l :i: ±i!I 7 : HOUSEWIVES siniiiiiiiiin MOTHERS . YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND ST111 fl1! A 'T HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN • R MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. . EARN 535, to 70. WEEKLY . WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS NO SUNDAY DELIVERY . Ph. 6471111 , Pa vt'n,rrarx rk WANTED: Full time medical secretary for local doctors office, Must be excellent typist. Monday through Friday. Please sent complete resume Including salary expected to P.O 80* 463, Sanford. Plant expansion has created several openIngs for individuals qualified in the field of electrical maintenance. We offer a challenging position in a growing company and a complete line of fringe benefits, If you have plant electrical experience, come In and talk with its. A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT Applications being taken for routes in SANFORDLONGWOOD - CASSELBERRY - FOREST CITY DeBARY & DELTONA We are located in DeLand, lust north of Old Daytona Road a little west of DeLand airport. FOR MORE INFORMATION BRUNSWICK CORPORATION ')AñA I 4. CALL 322-261 1 a I~ ZIG ZAGS BOYS1 1134W Farbank 9: TAhf= TDAr%r r. ________ THE Aq v#r1j,qt1j1'"4 110MOS 14 the area. r #I REAL ESTATE. REALTOR MlI79t, Dory 6M 44*5 SERVICES * Construction Foremen * Mu*t be experienced in telephone mAnhole Conduit and cable con • struclion. Paid vacations and I holidays, 0,k leave. WIN CO a CONSTRUCTION CORP. $313153. ________________________ — This NEWSPAPER does P' knowingly accept HELP-WANTED ADS that indicate a preference based on age -from em. ( • ployers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. More ttiformlion may be obtained f'y, the Wags:'Hour oft Ice at Rm. 309, Or- CORBETT %CJ MAINTENANCE 123 0140 fri liCtion, two furnished, Ap. proximately 510.000 down. $7'.44 month. $30,500 NO BABY SITTER EXPENSE I 71-Antinues i 2nd B,tdwcxrds ELECTRICAL NO FEE INSTANT PAY VACATION PAY year old, bedroorr, -- ' - key In person to 511,13 Roofing Corn panny. 1111 Seminole Blvd , n 72-Auction &MMW - 4 Ill 1._i ,~ ~ 3 903 WEST 3rd STREET . Questionsu, U 6 Molnar Addn LW $31,000. Anthony Spilotro Jr & if Carolyn to Ella. D. Woods fi b Paul If 1122 Ork'nta Gdns, Sec. —_ Deltona I See ...0 211 N, Oak, SanfOrd 322 1174 day,37jO4$51, THE OWNERS HATED to leave their neat 3 bedroom, 7 bath home. newly painted with fenced yard, but they were transferred, and had to go. to their loss ts'your gin. See this today. Nice siction, Forrest Greene, Inc. Hutchison Oceanfront apartm,ntt. 339 So Atlantic. Daytona Beach. as .JOHN SAULS AGENCY Set' thi, nc.w! 5.37,901 LABORERS For Rent wonted Help for toildg* nursery, Fincw orw Man business in area. ____ Unlimited potential, Can adopt to your hours. Ph. 034 S"oo In 43- x 133' lot for rent on canal right vestment red. Call Collect 1114. off St. Johns River, Lights & Ocod P.tr.- Mor rQu gMm, tOl 394.1707, water faciliti, (trailer permit). $11$ attar p.m. — wt;M o area. Must have Iran- 29 Ro ms for Rent sporiation. Ph, 6".644. __ __ bath and parking. Call 322 2750. For Rent -- Yit Stylist. corner. IF you have 14.130 and IF you are tired of paying high rent, let us thmw you tb5 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Assume mortgage of ap pr0imately $,430 at 4".1 pet. Monthly payments only Sol ([AR LAKE AREA-Closets, cIosti, closets plujl An Older home with a level master bedroom 13*19'. A profesion,,l touch In design inside and out I bedroom, 2 bath, fireplace wass mm ISl6' living room, family room. Sell' shop plus uIilty room Lovely kitchen, new plush carp'! .PINEBREEZE FARMS. chicken. Ife.h. shrimp franchise Two bedroom trailer on the river and profit In a I county expansion General OffiCe-01,1 Friday, — good $1.04 4 month. Inquire at 2418 W lypiil, Inlefesting work. meet a lot Program. Private inv"lors only. First St.. after 5 p.m, Contact Cmt:r. R, G. Sullivan, Of people. local. Vood salary, USPC Rot.. 111109 S. French Ave.. ANDERSON EMPLOYMENT dJ , I____ 35 SERVICE. $30 OIU. - - Home Lots Mobile Houses for Sale flut.f,,,t 3 bedroOm, Il, bath rome, convenient i0Citn, and right Price Payments, sic monthl No waiting to Qualify i' baths, fireplace, iaige rooms, garage, only $13,500, Owner. will finance, with 13,373 or more down. SEMINOLE-REALTOR ORL -WP. BEAR LAKE AREA-Clo,t*, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE closets plust An C 10011, older '.3224991 l?)t5.Frencjl nome with a 7 level master Eve., Sunday, 322-7374 or 372)494 bedroom 13*19'. A professional 'r,u(h in design insi de and out. %h-D) !liIil f room Lovely kitchen. new plush carpet. See this nowl $37,900. DON HOWE - . Travel Agtncies - i~ 6)—Building Materials 42"'13uh1 am) Garden 43-Michintry and Toots 'I-Equipment for Rent 65-Pets and Supplies , WOMEN 4 13 And Supplies JJ Malnt.nartcv Repairman .$5740. Refuse Superintendent _ U3?O, S&320,0( All positions are for full time em ployment wih all Civil Servit I uts and 1-ne f i ls In? rc personnel contact the Sanforc Civil Service Office for furthe, Information and filling of ap pilcations. LAKE MARY- Horse County! Over, an acre with luxury pool borne I bedroom. 3 bath plus outside shower, formal dining, eat -in luxury kitchen, 19x39' family room with lireplace. Much, much, much morel $74,950. PRODUCTION ORLANDO BUSINESS cyciti .S9-MuIcaf M.rchandii,, 114--Office Equlpm.nt '. , .I $?-SP*rfs Equipment I positions: Mechanic .............. Ste n Stro m 373 7443 iwo STORY 3 bedroom or, ACISTANT I Rummage Sales 55-8001 & Marine Equipment S6-Campofig Equipment __ - The City of Sanford Civil Servtc Department is accept'ng a' plica,ions for immediate em pioyment for the f011owini 31 Hour Service Call 332 7195 J•FU(WU 372-6491 .t LAKE MARY 4 lots 240' x 1343' in. cludes lake privileges, Sales prIce 516.500, with 2$ pe t, down, Cailbart Real Estate Sale TAFFER REALTY time.4-ills .w Reg. Real E'tate Broker 206 N. Park Ave. 323-1870 _____ 3 2-Appliances _~_ ~ , -I-- -.,.=l~ —, Houses 6 or - ---- ---- I ' HIGH RETURN Fat Sal. =_~ Z~w FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. ll3O Florida Ave 3236450 it _________ Merchandise ffl_ - - " pool. KEYPUNCH TRAINEES )O-P$Ceilan,ou SI-"Houwho bedroom, kitchen equipped, central heat l. air, carpet, drapes, UiOKFR very convenient. Only $33,500 so Purryt IBM 17-Real Estate Wanted z 1 Available Oc tober 1. For Information, call Swe eney's Office Supply, 3321246 CALL 834-8588 NOW -- 'I -Houses for Sale - Furnish it with items Adver1i in Classified Ads. _____________________ ' Real Estate \" - -Buuneis Property for Rent. SO4 Adding a room to your Home? Sanford Avenue. Kingsberry 1111-Wanted to Rent 0 JACK R. McCLURE Ph. 332113$ Houses for Sale MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Assume 7 Pct. Mortgage $75 COOL IN THE POOL-One at ou finest values. Sposiees muds and out, this horn, is ready for YOUR family. The Iargs fenced rear yard has an inviting Swimming pool, dressing ar ea and large cove"ed patio, Features central heat and air Located In tine residential neighborhood, but , - - 4 — Aggreuive, dependable Salesman. Body Shop For Rent. $200 month, SPANISH two story eiicutive home with pool and guest house tm maculate Inside and out 0ei.s1lful grounds 559.900 WOM EN CALL 834-8588 NOW 30-A.oartm.nfe Re.I looking to furnish your place. Look for the buys in CLASSIFIED Isti .....dll You're yOU it in Male-Female Help Wanted ~. FACTORY HELP needed for 1st, lid and td Shift. $2.50 per hour to start, lSc raise In 30 do's. Regular raises thereafter. Paid holidays and vacalions, Must be Rule to handle $0 lb. bags. Apply In person, Premix Marbl,t$t, Manufa cturi ng Company. JL'ru ticit t4, ' -14 i'uJ 419, Springs. - U Houses for Sale Ii GARAGE SPACE FOR RENT $71mo, _LL 377 7347 after S —.Planning a garage Sale? Don't f or get to advertise it In the classified ads! Brand hew spacious 11,7 bdrm units 'n Quiet. Close in area in Sanford. Ideal for families or couple'i. 323'474- Real Estate Salesmen needed Excellent commission, Call trencis Cygan, Manager, _ ' _________ u_ 20 carpeting, drapes, central heat and air Fully equipped klchen -In dishwasher $190 a month Call Jerry Stocks. 531-79)4 after 6, week days. Any time weekends. Business Property For Rent SECRETARIAL TRAINEES 26-Insurance, ___ ' Sanford, Two bedrooms, I bath, wall to wall 37 *MANAGER* Financial 24-Busèn,ss Opportunities ' 2$—Loans I LPN'S AND AIDES ExPcrienced preferred. Apply Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd 5*., Apply New World Travel, Hwy. 17. 92, Longwood. Ph. $34-942 . WANTED RECEPTIONISLI ___ 1 AM. or P.M. shIft. Apply Cavalier Motor inn, 3100 S. 17.92, Sanford. Apartments Rent Unfurnished CHILD CARE IN My HOME Manager Train,e, opening new "Sanford's Sites Leader" HOT LUNCHES, WEEKDAYS office. Good future, ANDERSON Your Multiple Listing Agency CALL 373-1797 EMPLOYMENT. $300166, REALTORS 2S4SParli Dr. tmmediat, opening for desk per. Will keep children I SI' to t yeats O!d Custodian, lawn 54 vIce, building sonnet. No previous training S Room unfurnished apartment. Can nmyholneneargramm$rschool opportunity, supt permanent. $300 month required. Opportunity for ad be partly furnished. Call 372 035.1. 373 441. vancernent, Apply $trt Anderson Employment, $ Day's Inn, I-I & SANFORD CLOSE IN Will keep a small child in my home. 0)14 SR 46. --------------------*BEST VALUE. --.. w... 'w'u'.Ti. 31 - :- . Apartments Rent OAKLAWN MEMORIAL PARK: Dependable mature person to Sit Convenient and charming, lust Furnished Child c-are. S days. 2 hot meals has opening for grounds main ompleting I new 3 bedroom with semi invalid gentleman on ______________________________ .'--..i--.. -enance man. Permanent lob. For ivv'uwu. vnv age. CdlI now! 332. wrtenau call 323 1429 homes with garage, airand 4692. Clean furnished upstairs apartment. ifltefvie'w,call 322 4263 carpeting. Located on a quiif _______________________ ______ 32219. • street with lake breezes. Walk to STATEWIDE Carpenlevs and c.rp,nt,rsHelpers, Shopping and schools Low down 7 Bedroom Upstairs 134 6345. 9 EXPANSION G'012d rhingsto Eat payment Only 122.300 to $24.750. 6Mos. Least, *17SMo. PROGRAM Farm Fresh Rabbit, any quantity, SALESMAN,Applia,uceand Call 322 .317 offer 67I HarI,yell Ave With or without experience. Age no go.'ernment inspected, 79c a service. Good fringe benefIts, barrier Agents and Managers Nice 1 bedroom, air, fireplace. no pound. 332 571 3 Salary plus commission, Ex flee-did, leads al no coSt to you. CLIFF JORDAN Pets. Adultu only $130 mo. 531-9443. periunce prCferred, but nor "ere%sary. Call for a'oImtrr,t'nt. U RFA: TO F1 Ii. •'lnstructonu D;recv e1417 3717. Profes, c'; Wante-.-W.r,m.'.' •'rs,,I. to :t'' iut,cja IUQi,C Ut,lities, JO) W. ISI bedroom apt. with same. P91, 323Ins. Corp. 7311 Lee Rd. Suite 211. PIAPIOLESSONS "• 5733. 'STEAL this on. for $19,500 with S 737$ after 4 p.m. 12 Week Chord Course pm. down--3 bedroom with ct'rm Experienced assemble-cs aid coil Harry Wester, 373.1379 WELAKA APARTMENTS Used car mechanic, excellent pay tral H-A and carpets on hi'.iuttui winders, transformers. 10 People 111W. 1st. St. 'and working conditions. Working fenced corner lot. needed, Good pay and good O INDUSTRIES, 17 BEDROOMS. ADULTS ONLY knowetig. of all ourneutic and import cars. Apply In person, Jack lOYLLWiLDE_5 INC. 1367777. amrc .',th PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK crystal clear lagoon around three Davis, Bill Baker Volkswagen, 2513 Park Dr., 322-7141 73)9 S. 17-97. sides for fishing and swimmIng AVALö)AffTMENTS "I") Your own exclusive hldeway in ADULTS NO PETS -'.nt.d-Cerp.nfers P'elpqrs and walking distance to golf course. A )l6. 2nd. St. laborers. Call James A. Trego, great investment at $33,000, 3236912 aft er 4 pm. & SAN-MO-PARKS, 1.2.3 Bedroom Cailbart Real Estate * * Trailers 1 Apis, 3 Adult parks, 2 immediate openings for ex. EXECUTIVE Family parks, 74 'four Service 331$ Hwy 17-92, perienced survey party thiefs, CAREER OPPORTUNITY in Sanford, 373-1930; Day, Wk., Mo. instrument men, and rod men, Call 332 - 7491 management. Person to assume Guaranteed 40 hour week, paid responsibility as assistant Two bedroom duplex 'TurnlSflTd Brand new 2 or 3 bedroom insurance program, 4 paid production manager of the night apartment. 4220 Orlando OrIv, townhouses. Choice locallonI P0 holidays Paid vacattoçs. Profit shift of egg Processing plant. If S4n ford, car needed for shopping, Schools If working In the secretarial field sharing plan. Contact Miti•y you have te supervisory ex. or churches. Wall to wall shag interesting to you a • Enginetring Inc. 1433 your So. Volusla parlance In industry and Small but clean. 1 bedroom apart. carpeting. Dishwasher. disposal. ned is urger,t, we will give you Ave. Orange City, 4.775.3550, mint. Married couple only. Cal' mechanical iptite, with a desire .'ange and central heat.amr complefe training and Provide you 372 9307 after 6. to progress to upper levels of Hurry! There's only I of each. 322 ynin needed. Must be with full or part time emp4oymenl, Pu Production management, contact: 5441. dependable. Apply New World which ever you desire Both 32 Travel. Houses Rent Hwy. 17-fl, Longwood, Ph. morning and evening clauses VINCE BREWER OSTEEN-4 acres with S room, 1 0349424 available. You must be willing to Unfurnished bath home-fruit trees. $23,001 start Immediately, Personal in, terms. salesman, nsai. alert, perstabie, 3 Bedroom CB house, kitchen fervii'w required High School graduate or better. equipped, 117$ mo., 1St & last plus LAKEVIEW. We have two new Can lead to your golden o ISO deposit. 322.210. ' custom built hornet. a hwtrn,,, 'i nnrtuni*v 0 wit.. e... •,. ba th. wi th Central he-at and air, Qualifications and desire for your 3 bedroom, lboth. ORLANDO BUSINESS 372-8473 wail to wall carpets, finished future Apply Zain Jewelers, AN Pinecrnt.. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY COLLEGE garage. $71,900 and 10 pt. will Sanford Plaja. No phone calls, Callafte,- 3:30. 372.1773 EMPLOYER handle. picas, Room house Newly decorated. Car Wash attindint wanted Hours 9 1303 S. M&ionvmlle. Large back Cailbail Real Estate toö.$I an hour plus tips, 37333 _________________________ yard. Call 131-3031. 21 Hour Sen-Ice Needed Immediately to train as WE $IILL TRAIN TO SPRAY Mature kltctmenlmmelp Call373-7491 —. LA*PIS BRAND NEW I or $750 PER HOUR TO IBM 3 bedroom C0MPUTER Wanted townhouses, choice location, Now bedroom, 1'.', bath, by START. APPLY IN PERSON TO PROGRAMMERS The demand owner, 831-4949 Lease with option to buy. Starting 101 CANDANCE DR.. FERN _________________________ for qualified programmers a no qualifying. corner ml tIIx at$72Smont PARK OR CALL $311060 FCR Do you like working with living hly. No car neededfor great. We will train you for this down, total price, $30,500, 323-4763 school, shopping or churches. Wall I or 373 7IS. Pighly skilled profession & service DIRECTIONS. R. W. COLLINS, plants? We need potters, packers to wall shag carpeting, dishINC. you with employment at the same and gonel'ous laborers In our time. There is no ego limit, but washer, refrigerator, disposal, nursery. Good benfits. Apply in rang, and central heat.alr; even a You molt be willing to start lin. MANAGER TRAINEE Person, 232$ S. Park Ave., Apopka Homes swimming pool. 322-8441. mediately. Previous experience is We are locking for a or call $842222, ext. 159. man with some t..&.1 r two 3 bedroom. S baths, 244.1 an .-..vw. riP, 'uw supervisory experience to learn 2514 El Capitaoi, Sanford. Central over busineSs and eventually take 13 Houses Rent Furnished heat air, fully carpeted. Conven. * *CASHIER* * overail aspects of training. This Is — tional financing, ill 4440, CRANK a chance to make a career with Dottona - 7 bedrooms, air conCONSTRUCTION. Apply ISGe S. French Ave., ons of the fattest gr ow ing se rvice ditioned, available now. $160 mo. ORLANDO BUSINESS Sanford Fia 571 companies mm Florida. Experience 1040 775 13M CA WHI000NSR.. BROKt COLLEGE In turf grass, lawn spraying, pest Ill N. Park, Sanford I bedroom. Wall to wall carpet. control or related field is helpful, 3735991 Nights, 373.1167 21 Wanted Electric beat Air conditioned. . but not a must. Call 531.1040 fOr Situations ________________________ Middle aged couple preferred. appointment. N. W. Collins, Inc., Call Rosle Robinson, Ass ____________________ Working mother will share nice Adults, no pets. 3424I. 101 Candace Dr., Fern Park. ___________________________ hom. with retired couple. Must oc. love and under-stand children. Be LAKE MARY. 2 bedroom furnished, newly painted inside 1. out. No Broker & ItuiIder in reasonably good health. 19 Female Help Wanted children or pets. R ef erenc es drinking. References required. 214 S, Oak Ave Sa nf ord Sicurity. Responsible couple only, & Phone 333 04111a.m. to 4p.m. 3,3 e920 AVON 372-4918 5)3.5. 3223930 ___________________________ 3551 after 5 p.m. and weekends. To buy or sell, c-all': working as an IBM keypunch Spotless 3 bedroom, 2 bath. car Ed Woehler, 641 3079 operator soundS interesting 10 you One bedroom Cabin with kitchen. pet ed, nice home on Choice lot and you are available to start Lakeview Court, DeBary. Hwy. 24 Business Opportunities 121,000. far Maid. rmtgtmts immed iately, we can have you 172. 64$ 4374. 322-9979 working and training at the same ____ KULP REALTY • time There is no age limit and SECRETARY, * * * * 34 experienced Mobile lames Rent Realtor high School diploma Is not Shorthand desirabl, but not -7 W II St 372 233s Gain StCbility In fluctuating . -— required. Prepare yourself 'or rlsential-Sday week. Permanent vestment market. Invest with a Rent or Lease, 3 bedroom, 2 bath future now In this highly rewar position to Qualified person. Send double wide trailer, central heat, — stable, growing national fast fast 111111 ding field. Personal interview c,ijalificationu and requirements to air, carpet, furnished, private lot. food chain. Join the growth required P A NA., 1 264K t.....,l ... tmployment s:Lijwanted Is-Fema le Help Wanted 30-Mile. Fema le Help Wanted 21-Sltuation$ Wanted TIME * *WAITRESSES* * Crane operator. Needed In Casselberry area. Call (II]) 934. 3512 after 7 p.r-b. We hive openingi for Truck Drivers, Warehouse and Sales Personnel. All hr. week, Excellent fringe benefits, Apply In person alter 9 am, to SCOTTY'S HOME BUILDERS, 700 French Ave., 30 —'-------------.---.-------- — UI Investigator trainee, National Company, Top Pay. Excellent fringe benefits. Must have clear record, car and phone. Pnon 191 0761 Orlando, or tOol Executive Cen ter Drive, An Equal Opportunity Employer. Female Help Wanted -- 4-Personals -- - , . - S—Lost and Found 6—Child Care 7-Motshi. Hotels s-Eating PLace3 '-Good Things to Eat io'it Yourself uttioni ______________________ _______— I Great For Bargain Hunting - j-cemeiaries I IN ' . - ChildCre :1 Care fr rf"C'-.(oi hldr home Please Call 5)3 • 19 Ave. Lost and Found 6 Male Help Wanted Paints,-, experienced only. Spray, roller, and brush. 323 0791. Experienced muffler man. Apply Mr. Muffler Shop, 2431 S. French LOST: Area of Lake Dr. and IIor. Track, CSsselberry. Mahogany bay gei.Jing h1e. blck. mans & tat. Call $31 6379. For Concutiv Insertions—No Change Of copy 'JU 1W lI.AJlflU for a place Ads w Sanfor d. DIAL A DEVOTION 323 5010 Central Baptist Church The Longer Your Ad Runs The Lou It Costs Per Line Per PerDa,t. t Want — Workeri apply In person to Ameriin Wood Prodj, Ill? Charles St. Longwood, Fla. —.---------------- wf Mark ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 641 2027 for "tee Care""Hotline", Adults or times ........31c a line 6thru2Stimes .-... 21c lint 3 times 22c lint ($1.73 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum Harlan Galbraith & wf Barbara to Get). S. Wardell & WI Barbara J, LI. 28 131k N the Richard L. Johndrow & wf Woodlands, Sec 2, $48,000. JulaneS.. LL4 Elk A Knollwood, (QCD) Clyde MacDonald & $18900. wf Maria to Maria J Mac. Greater Constr. to Richard C donald, Lis. 46, 47 & 48 Midway Balmer & WI Jacqueline A., It Park, Sec 2, $100. 28 [31k 11, The Meadows West, Edw. A. Walsh & Frances $39,800 C. W. Cecil & wf Linda to all debts Incurrord by my wifi Bernadette Johnson, except thou connected with Civil Action No. 7] 11320. M4 r I I n On 1 thru S Figley & wf Maltie M., Lt 40 Twenty West, $18,400 John Roman & wf Ogla M to Gttikz Cuustr. to harry t Innis & wf Mary A. LI 10 BIk V, .T. .. _ fl1dIIU CC J I.$O ftJ. GarJC'!dll&wIJOA. 10 *_ Personals ------ 10 IwIll continue to be re'$pJ%ilbJ, f, Orlando 831.9993 Ask Sunday Sunday, Sept. 16, 1973-5C 4 Winter Park- h1tir.. Itjc. , to .\tuiligun & wi Joan M., Lt 7 BiK Richard A Wilcox & wf Evelyn 3 Shadow Hill, $36,400. G., N 125' 015 150' of: E 10' of IA Wm. 0 Moore & wf Phyllis to 15, all of 16 & W 30' of 17 111k BIk Francis J. Baylor & wf Harrtett D Maine Addn Lw, $30,000. F., U 3 Crystal Lake Park 1st .Slermn Boyc . vi Marilyn Addn, $19,200 to Joseph Foruo & WI Emma, U Loyc K. Sizemore Jr., & 3 111k A. Carriage 11111 Un. 1, Sandra SD. sgl. to Herbert G $30000. 4 131k C Sterling Pk Un. 1, $32,300. Amer. Modulars Crp to Henry C. W1ntrs & 'M. CathLc .1., it 8 131k 3 Shadow Hill 34 christopher Jarrell & WI. Patti R., W 7' of Lt 9, all of Us 8 & 7 & E 4' of Lt 6, 131k 11 Crystal Lake Winter Homes .d, $27,600. John I.. O'Connor & WI. Glenda to Jam L Onior Per . Crp 1 P.1k Q, Quail Pond Addn. C13, $100. Robert Simich, agi to D. E. Mount, S of L&s 1 & 281k l Luke Wyzni His.. $32 00). Gerald W. Jackson & WI. Carol to Ernest G. Houck & WI .staav i.U I 11k fl Carrtae Hilt Un. 4, $.31,800. Conwili 13ev. to W. F. Phillips & WI. 'Viola N'-z of SWi of Richard L Smith & wf Lulsi John L. O'Connor, 1.7 Int.: S to Joseph P Shorten & WI 238' of IA 1, Rik QD, Quail Pond Carmen A. it 22 Enstbrook id Add., $1,000 Un. 9 $31,500. Roberta H Wood & ?b Charles Aylesbury Homes Crp to to John L O'Connor, 1.7 mt., Melvin Sprung & wf Carolyn same $1,000 M., LI 3 111k B. tin. 1A San Gee E. Hoffar & wf Leila B. to Sebastian Ills., $38,000. John L O'Connor, 1.7 mt., Geo W Myers & wf Betty to $1,000 Phi li p B Webs & wf Joan F., LA Charles Hoffar, agl to John 1. 19 81k D Sunland Eat., $20,000. O'Connor, 1.7 mt., $1,000 Gustave Weinstein & wt Beverly H. Horton & hb John Beatrice to A C Biingert, LI 56 to John L O'Connor, 1.7 Int.. lake Markham Eat., $800. $1.000 Sidney G Miller & wf to Bon B Dragstem to Charles F Forrest B Cheek & wf Hoffar, Lottie F H Bowman, Marguerite, Lt 18 111k A, Spring Be verly H Horton. Geo E Lake nn nz Hotfar, Roberta 11 Wood & Robert I Richards & wf Ines Mar) H Flels, S 236' of Lt I 111k to Dean J Oakley. trustee, LI 2 QI) Quail Pond Addzi C8,$500 131k B Summerset No. Sec 4, Zlkrberj J Thompson & wf $19,200. Helen to Guy B Uddenberg & v1 Calbert Constr., Inc. to Carl L Dorothy, Lt 13 131k E Sum. Wolary Jr. & wf Rebecca J., JA rnert No. Sec 2. $37500 £ 1)Lft it ..T7LdI aBUIVs, JU,4PJ. Thomas C Sells Jr & wf Joann Wilco Constr. to Wm. B. M.TO Warn Wm. LW&wf Woodeta & wf Ka thleen J., IA 8 Dianne M LI 10 81k 0, Winter Bik I North On Terr., Sec I Un Woods s.d Un. 1, $33,600. 1, $32.000. fle'idex, Inc. to .lil:n C Sul-! )i1i : I Seminole 322.2611 Lottie F. H. Bowman, igi. to — The Sanford Herald . - __ ___ r!-, I --- ~Z _,fi1-Z,:__ f,V- I so . .1 An Equal OpportuAlty Employer ------- - - SANFORD __ __ HERALD WWI �- :-r--- -- ---- ---- - _____________ ? ________. :' '-'. '1 1111111111111111111111111111 6C-The Sanford Herald Sunday, Sept. 16, 1973 To The Sanford Herald Sunday, Sept. 16, Talk To _Thou sands How by Gill Fox Houtpsfnrc BALL ______ - ''?I,//""'"T( Reg DroI'ers Sanford. Fla Days 377 6173 W911 11 3n 521 -)( beoroum. I'-, ttath. :rec commercial, Only G $21,500 Owne ________ will carry mortgage. KULP REALTY ' - / - V 4: Payton 'De3r, look back there and sc LIVE GRACIOUSLY in thiS lerge 3 bedroom. 3 bath On six lots. Big living room, formal dining "°°". Houses Florida room, double garage, fireplace, beautiful cretstone floors, well, Dump, etc., 139,S Outstanding buy 7371 Park Or 37: 7115 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 ss UNSWORTH REALTY '-''' MAR — -- want a pny t3 t - t . ' Call Mayfair S to set. $74,950, - ASIFTHEBOSS fli'T.ily room with Pinecrest BO. 5500 Forrest (jrp. Mayfair fri-c. La 1304W Fab i.E TAKE TRADES SANFORD NEW BRICK HOMES lawn n r 7 ._LJ. V __ ] 1 f I C)II _______ Extraordinary tr.W1I TNt FOREST I Realtors 904 7".1121 305 114-1330 , a.rcfully-dci.clopcd ltvd. Furnished .' Miscellaneous For Sale _______ . -. • FINANCING J11111111111111 .. ________ - on)> iO j 7*')PL I monthly trw ten years (!;'1) - Take Interstate least to the tok. Mary exit. Get off and go rtght on Lob.. Open on w1k4yi from 10 t S;30. Sundays from hhhl0i1 rome, "aen h 6. ___________________________________________________________________________________ BUilDER INQUIRIES INVITED. $242. Also avallaose Speekers, 'ICC5j'llJfl ' -'cjptunes dod Garrard TM 0497 PLAZA SPflt PARK Waieh. Ovtlet located 931-4222 1511$. Oa Inspection tour. 3*0 New Sets Orlando (between Holden Michigan). Hours Man..VI. III- Sat 'tll $ an AiiiiiaIty, Inc. Gal $99 I A Box Springs rn ' £. (I _________________________ aft ' ___________________________ I , Stop Urn!" INVESIMENT HOME . .- *YOU - - - LIKE ASSOCIATES, REALTORS 9SOLeoRd. Winler Park 6" 04 10 LOVELY HOME. OUTSTANDING CONOtTIONI Has 3 bedrooms heat, air, pitio, city utilities. equipped kitchen and other Cx frat. in large wooded lot. $23,300 price tag includes furnishings plus liwn equipment. -'- A Directory of THISMI I - . Air Conditioning " Central Air Conditioning . For f ate, call Cart Harris. at' SEARS In Sanford. 372.1771, 4 4 _____ Rçaltor Fern Park For Builders, sub contractors. Complete HouSe Plans and Shop Drawings Fist, dependable, ec ono mical. Call Victor- 30 3743 i-lodgi's & Grifft Land Clearing IDEAL DRAFTING & & Grating Ph 37) 1297 . -. -..... .vu or 327' 6213. day Or con'ractors & individ ua ls Custom ,tOtul1' plan, plot plane, & room .titøe, sie" adullions, Ph. 372 1090 _____________ ______________________ Appliances $ 834 7587 1411111 I 1 0 - - Call 322.2420 Anytime I ' __ - - Hire a' super Salesman, a classified . f , SUII.TV Sanford Plats at Music Unllmit ed _R ad io Shack Electronic Equipment Repairs TV 5. one s'qu.pnIpnt $ Strict _____________ 113 s-eli your ooni neeost tape PI4yer , FM AM radios tape •ecQrder Ph. 3237570, ' It you have an eye for real value, YOU I'm the classified aas " '_- rr'405.rlv. -_ . Bulldozing Tired of hopping from place to place looking for a new home? Let Lifestyles do the leg work for you! Lifestyles has what you h, Look to Lifestyles for local news coverage, new apartments, homes, $4,99500 decorating lbaIh ideas and much Examine the marketplace presented in Lifestyles. Feel secure- Learn all about real Estate and "take the big leap" Into vestments. H A A CERAMICS lolE Celery Ave .,Sanfc,rd 373 0521 ; home in- SENKARII( GLASS & PAINT 210 Magnolia A.'e Co - _____ I4'modeIlng' ROom Add, punting all tvoes - . - of tarr,l,ifr,,, Fiterior, Reasonable, 371 45 7 -. jACp5QPç CFRAl(S Si,plli'i, Liii tirIt-r I.) 5 Ci,.st-,j Ttiurs.diy & Sunday. 322792) -- 'Get cash buyers for a small fl vestment Place a Idw cost clacsfrj.i'Jfoi_'cSulli --. -.... . ' ",, 171,_ill', ii it_ Ii) LIlGUSe frurli I,?, - Getting ready to move? Sell excess Items quickly with A lassitiedad! i _____ COIXTefq Patk* Walks Published Every Sunday In The Sanford Herald ".' I neqi1enttyIocattpdont1wy. 11-92, 'a mile north SR .434 in Longwood Open Mon Fri 9 7. ',t PJrc'n t 6 14 Lifestyles .s'urd' P hacienda MOBILE . sales HOME SALES P. 0. Box 156, Longwood, Florida 32750 Phone t30 831-4411 .:41 niJirl'll',)j%'t. *You Ilril I:4Ili ;LliIt' f,nitu,g, int er io r, exterior. Fur ,iilure repaIr & refinishing, Licensed & bonded Reasonable C'-trtei Seals 373 6114 r To Lkttrr Livin g . . ''.."S-' drywall Custom made screen r ooms, car. ports. Top workmanship and materials, LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, 323"75, ---.,-.-- ,_,•., ADCOCK Roofing I Sheet Metal Gutter's 4. Down Spouts ::: I rench Ave 377 93$ .... BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS COGaURN FENCE CO. PH. 03D 5241 Small Jobs Wanted 371 133$. "Lake Mary" - -I - 1'.. I. Zenith component stereo. Pay ba lance 01 sat 70 or $4 per ma. 2. Magnovox. walnut console. Pay ba lance Of $47.40 or is per mcj. 3 RCA walnut console. Pay ba l an ce of $111 or 5$ per mo. Instant credit. Phone 641.1577, HALLMARK, 1755 W. Fairbanks •,. re.,_Wint er Park. Boats & Marine Equipment 'I4OA. Don't throw away useful idiC ms Sell them quickly with a leralcl ',','-inl Ail CMIncj 37 7611, .inui ,ishritj for ,i fie'ntj!y AdviSor. CLOSED UNT IL OCT I Wait for sensational reopening sale. ROBSONMARINE 7927 Hwy 17 92 - P, r.. '' i siu _________________________ Grooming - ProfeflionTwith love. $ a m 6 p m. Animal Have,, Grooming and Boarding. 322 5752, _d 3fl '. i. . 3961 56 Camping Equipment trees lo pped, trimmed, vaun gown, cut tor ti'ewood. 23 vrs experience Ph day or night. lfl 5745 Duicierou Wanted to Buy ___________________________ CA5H3724132 For used furniture, appliances, tools. etc. Buy I or 1001 Items. La rr y's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave Make room for daddy. Hive a garage sale with a low cost classified adt only t~ffi lq ff lr _ t Hwy. 436 & 17- 92 Fern Park Sacrifice$1175 Ph. 323 10110. ask for Bud 499 os Dodge station wagon, P.S. & pb. 'oh. good transportation. $773 3773170. ALL MODELS ON DISPLAY 8349424 FEW WORLD TRAVEL ILLS. HWY 17.92. FERN PARK. FLORIDA ,HALF MILL Pd 03F DOG TRACK 010 11 ORIENTAL ___________ I:-_- _______________ ' Auction You Get .ai114 IF _ PLYMOUTH r_I._ ur;ng Hardtop, Air, Campers Door 1079 1972 27' centurion. Sleeps 4. Pay equity of $500 and fake over. Cali 514 7711. .. Power Showroom Clean, 1971 Ford 4 ton Camper Special, l es s then 30,000 mIles, tOt', ft cab over camper, toilet, all extras I owner. Call 53.4 1193 , UDVeirn uun I JLL1I . Newport 4 Door, Hardtop, Air, Power Windows, So als. Steering 6. Brake's, - Steering and Power Brakes, Automatic Transmission, RadioOnly 5.000 Miles- Travel Trailers 16 More Here, 4 QUAIJ TY USED CARS! BAR6AINPRKED! PUBLICAUCTION Every Monday Nite 7P.M. Open daily, 95. We buy or sell one piece or Piouse9toid. Consignments welcome. 322990*, SANFORD AUCTION, Hwy. 17 12, Sanford. /s I -- To buy and sell gold or silver ons, Contact us first. We also buy bulk silver coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109W Is?. 3734332. /2 A TRAILER HITCH E ______ ______________________ ________________________ )rampss..oInS 1 I ANY COMPACT CAR WITH I CAMARO SS FURNITURE & ANTIQUES 10 Plymouth GTX, 410. lsp.ed. Top Dollar Paid Auctions ev er y SacrIfice, days or e venings 373. Friday Note, 7:30 p.m. A.A.A $745. FURNITURE I AUCTION. 190 N. 17-fl, Longwood 131-7070 1970 Toyota Corona Mark Ii, Station W.gon,Air,au-torn,atic.clean,low miles. 372 $110 eves. Tcpprlcespald,used,anycondltion. - _ I CAN BE TOWED BY from air cone.. R&H, now sticker. body ____________________ Bed Models Kitchenette Available CAMPING TRAILERS 1945 Cadillac Sector,, 37.000 miles, cood Condition, $1,000. Or trade for small pickup. 322,2335 or 3722260 eves niture, etc HWY 46 ANTIQUES, 3726977 4141174. Winter Park. 2&3 CAMEL 1967 Ford LTD 4 door. Excellent condition. 1795. 2701 Orlando Drive, Cash b-jyer for used AM-FM Stereo, Radio, Split Seats. Real Nice. 001 2495 2 $i3627 Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories 12 Volt Auto Batteries $ i REEL'S BODY SHOP 110* Sanf or d Avenue 1972 CHEVROLET VEGAS 2 CIRCULATION - Browning .27 automatic rifle with tilted case, $100 Call 3237179 Sun TreeTrimming LC1±U 'tLtti 6, Gran Sport 400, ISpeed. AC.. full power, mags, buckets, AM FM Cheap Baxter, 122 fillog. tank like new. Ph. 3723119 ________________________ WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL '87 Fvd Wanon . tIl. air, full power; new tag. Inspect i owner, Baxter 3771509. YViFU motor with WallpapQr--Hanging"' District Manager .1 Door Hatchback, Automatic Transmission, Power Steering, Air, Radio, Low Miles, 'B.eautifuI Red Color. 1972 Custom PLYMOUTH Satellite Wagon, III Passenger, Air, Automatic Transmission, Power Steering & Brakes, Radio. Very Clean 2999 Opening 'I 'l 7 At The Sanford Herald i'rolc-sscinal s'.alipap.e' hunger Licensed- Residential Commercial Free Estimates Ph 322 4173 - Excellenf starting salary and automobile expenses. WellDrlMng DICK JOYCE WELL ORILLING 3" and larger, pumps, sprinkler s Water conditiof's,3fl.44tO y 4 '1973 IMPERIAL, LEBARON 300. 2 Door Hardtop. V7 n Full Power, Bucket .i'' 4 Door Hardtop, Seats. Very Low'Mi)eage, Vinyl Top. AM-FM Roof. Like New. $4345 All Power, Track A Stereo Radio, Automatic Transmission, Only 9,000 Miles. Th is Car Sold For $1,315.70. You Save Thousands S. .21e Previous circujaflor, experience desired but not necessary, WELLS .:'O IL'. ED PUMPS SPRINKLEW SYSTEMS All typeS ancisizes We repair and service STIflE MACi-lINER. SUPPLY Co. 207W Ind SO 1971 CHRYSLER 10 Aa0lill;4. _111111L 1111L A16- Jfl 4437 , 1 \ .6 BU 11111.11111, . .1 _. . I . .%- - 9 DIAL I . .. . . ii ~:t - ,. - . : . . I 110 261 1-1 viif- 83100119993 # . 322.~, ' ~_ ______ _z - ~__ 1, t -- in CONCRETE PATIOS 1611ST 'Y Can Be a Big Frog in Your Own Pond .". I It's "Fix up" Time. Hire an expert I repairman from today's classified adsi Service'. Specializing trx?urc-s Ph 172 5335 _, F. 3 - Pool Decks Charles Below Co, 373.41,5 Reposseisions and freight damaged 55 DE "r WAGO N - .Outt% Sc'mnoIeDrywaI$an,51,,y natfr'natty known manufacturers like FIeetIine, Vind&e, Hillcrest ,rjd f33rrinqton. Many reid,' for immediate c c CUpanCy in Hacienda Village. * * STEREOS * * i'.1*flIiflg Interior & exterior, ----repairs, roots painted, free honest Want to sell something'? A small i"perleflc ed estimates 373 OICi investment in a Classified Ad wiU . '"--'-----'------._--_,. Lring resuils - U1j1cii Ii . - Complete roofing & hOuse painting, 23 ex perience, Ph. 373 5745 day or night, J - TELEVISIONSETS$33UP MILLERS tolCOrlando Drive 322 0312 Turner Fence Co. 323 3711 P4O LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT AD. __ NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED ________ Ceramics ' Landscaping._Malt, CommercIal 6. Residentia' Charles Below Co. 373.44 best Fiil. HomeImprovements -- much more! install - -_-- - We GIuuMIryors _______________________________ duplexes, acreage, Investments, transactions, gardening and 14,2 door frost- fr,, ref 2 bdrm.. - feniing? quatty fenc es , all types BULLDOZER WORK Clearing lots our Specialty, 323 1731 after 3 pm I wanti 'CompIet,Iy" Furnished _i ' For Rent--Motor grader 1, self ' i loading pan with operators 5. 11 labor, 930 "16 day or night. (AT A VERY SPECIAL PRICE) 12 A " Need RenlalPurcpiawplan i*n0o Color World TV HoosGarden&LawnServi' Landscaping, Mowing, Edging, $6" Color Portable TV, $100; $4" Trimming Black 1. White P or table TV; FeEst,Rsasor',abla.Aft,rI73 4212 Fisher Stereo, FM Tuner. 37130201 alt er S. Sh rubs, trimmed & shaped Flower beth cleaned & edged to per 54 Garage Rummage lec tion Specialist. Mowing request only . Fr ee es timate 323 Sales 106$ SALE Friday, Saturday, - GARAGE •, . .... misc. ems. lawn Service. Odd lobs, and LighI 711 Palmetto Avenue, Sanford hauling. Tremblay, 373 7771. _______________________________ - TOWEii's (ICAUTY 3ALOP'l (formerly ttarrielt's fli'uly Nook) 319 E Pine, 372 3747 ' Color TV $1495 Mo. . euriy _ Fencing cutyCare r THE MOBILE HOME YOU'VE WAITED FORI MOWING, EDGING & TRIMMING CALL 322134$ . - / '-'-_ lo%wI.1tni .'P;F53fQ HEATING 4 AIR CON DlTlONIp, Th0* Sanfor d Ave., 3174390 I I Equipment RepaIr Hagan j .. EleCtroniC Attic Insulations ' 1,/f --".. Lenuis FulIlisieGE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 2322 Park Drive, 372 1563 ,ff ' j;'j -- . Poo(' Table taking up too much room?ACla$slfied Adwlllfindita buyer. -L - , - Al. R APPLIAPICr REPAIR All makes service Ph. 130 1731 - i '- _________________________ I 10 - 1T / HiLLCREST "- ___________ . p LandCIeating _________________________ Country Club Manor "Saislont's $4I Le," Your Multiple Listing Agency REALTORS 7U3 Pork I3' C.ltotf man Painting I Decorating. Interior QuaPltyWork. Licensed & Injured. 3234141. 68 finish, floor model-SM, _______________________________ __________________________ ttoetIntheway?SeIlitfastandsy with a low cost classified ad, Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Getting ready to move? Sell excess itecns quickly wlthaclas3ifi - l)i'aftlng est im - Monthly Payments A low as S7 Per Home Improveme n ts HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES. CALL372. 3931 __________________________ .ati5y REDUCEDI This 'S bedroom, V ba th with large above ground pool Is now available for only 117.500. Has awning windows, lanced yard, hcl. air, drape's, terra no floors, etc. See this on, right awayf by English Equitation at Shady Trails Public Riding Stabl, 377. STEREO SERVICES UNLIMITED AND HEATING SERVICE pp,$30 92)7 $309707 .' -. Concrete OLD AIR COpIOITIONINO " 'J MHK I - Horses CISMOS now forming in beglnr*r . month See at Sanford Sewing Center, 307 E. 1st Downtown, Ph. 372 9411 or eveningl-131 1144. - The SUBA) P1 - 66 SUMMER SALE Off - ,, _____ _____ Apts. No. 10). San. ford. 3731050. tliiv "alIy and get service. singer Golden Touch 6. Sew-Ill, Necchl Zig Zaq-13$. Walnut I ______________________________ -' ' 'We Don't Dick Bond Sunland Estates Commodore - , - , Some revalrL I • New or trained. fesidential and commercial, men anti women. Ample drive Ins. Broker helps In training, Office 17 92 across front KMart Shopping Center . • Ruth Rub. Assoc. a real buy - Ph. 322.4884 88 Trucks and Trailers 1939 Pont iac Bonneville Runs Good 372-1127 - _________________________ "'- TV.Radio.Stereo LONG WOOD Matching Chair Opens to sleep '67 Pontiac Tempest. New Tires. New sticker Stick shift 6 cylln d Good 372 259. Doberman Pinscher PUPS I. adults, $200. AKC champion lineage. Terms available 36 33740 Doberman Red. lwks. AK C. $125. STEREOS i SEWING MACHINES LL JUMP FOR A DEAL REAL ESTATE SALES Lake NOCKt But you may get to tcrocii OAt Qflca Own..' his reduced -.price on This 3 bedroom, 2 bath 'a Y1A(MFP,ITe - 53 at 5. Points am. Master Grooming for all breeds. Let us start your dog in our Fall term, Soeclal prfre for e' Call 32) 4974 Washers and Refrigerators, Dick's Appliance Iles & Sir vce, 2617 S. French Ave., Sanford. 372 7651 8413931 Hwy. 11.92 - - ' TownCounfry - - Freight Damaged - I i 4tt, us SOFA BED 6. r'? ("lEVY PICK UP. NOTI4lb DOWN, TAKE OVER. (".1 rPEDIT MANAGER. fl 65 Pr'1nc5 Si)'-' pptIa''--' 62513.11. Old English Sheep dogs, AKC,lwks 1966 C he v rolet El Camino 327. v a. i 5 males, 2 females. Call 30 5- 372 Speed, meg wh eels, $900 Call 372 7030 4735. German Shepherd pups, AKC. 6 WkS $30. Animal Hav en Kennei , 80 Autos for Sale 3775757 bet Wi'ifl S 6 p.m. All 1973 model air Conditioners must got Any air cOnditioners in stock, $25 over cost plus freight. Call 3 22 0241 and ask for Sam. On Singer NCCthI And White Zig Zags ,Av low as $76 . See at Sanford Sewing Center. 30 7 E. 1st. Downtown, 3779411 MATTRESS ii . tit 0, 5.131-4722 - _______ LOW MO ,,' LINCOLN-MERCURY Two '13 Fords $000. Tandem dumps flScat engine 56. 1 transmission. 32000 each and take over payments. Call 323 1340, - I living room, formal dining and (Close to S,rniroIc J-tosp;tal family room, beautiful kitchen, • Two Lots and-well, you name it, and this • s' Trees onehosit.Butden'twattJt',g •Two B,drpoms. I Beth fco R ustic Family Room • FHA fermi Available Mary iiii.t Sanford 79 Equipment for Rent - i:., I'. - Rent Be Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. CARROLL'FU?ITU RE fr-?.f0i 'J.'5HER. parts, service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3' VREHOUSE SALE FACTORY PRICES turn 171 .Ayq 64 " Appliances 322-223.5 323 5620 - In Our 3rd Anniversary Celebration Sept. 21.22 & 23 IN ZA'VNE PLAZA* FERN PACK 1973 Hodaka Super Rat. 100 cc 53 50 - Phone 3720921. - Surplus new lumber, all size's, half ice - DECORATORS los W. 1st St. Building _______________ Materials - Plan To Joiii $1930 1977 Pont lac Sprint 307 VI engine, 3 speed transmission 12.l0 miI. 'i'o t1l%0 lU? F urd XL Con vertibli, all power. $1700. 3777473 itIr 6 p in '70Kawas.aki350Avenger 5315 $3.1 $119 - . 1970 MGB. great Condition, Ill 743: after op m. -- ----- NCR 3100 &ookke,rping machine, _excellent condition. Days 322-4305. 61 ! 1973 175 cc. Honda. Good conditIon. 3300 mi. Also fly rod, reel and flies, sis. Call Dan,372-199) , Office Equipment & Supplies ---- %O I - -_ ____, 19s-? Olds 91 luxury sedan. Custom. Loaded. Sacrific e $1350 645-3512. - nw.,sai 5 E'reIfrnt cn LJitiofl )X) i!leCS 5J mu,t ',,JI Call 373 Q$)3, ru - - 77 !itrd Spinet Par-i S. f Pri 371 Silo I bedrooms. central heat and air, model home open II p.m. daily. This 3 cearoorn ultra clean owners Ph. 323 7010. home with large 2 car garage. Greenbelt Neatly Realtors Move in. Take Over mortgage of 531 3007 127.500 with V.250. $195.60 mo. 7~ pet, interest for 2$ years. from s5LOW to s4LS00_ Nos sunkt.n t,'ii5 KULP 1911 Hwy . 1792 Oçen Sat, & Sun. 9$ Call 13$ 7*70 Motorcycles . mutes, stand, music $90 Ph. 3723350 60 1910 VW Dune Buggy, with 63 engine Runs good, Street legal Ali,ø hydroplane with 70 ftp, Merc. P.'edt minor work. $30. Call Don, 322 1991 after 6. 1972 Harley David son 71 In be autiful ConditIo,. Full dr ess with many e4fras. Only 1300 original miles. Will sacrifice, $2500. Call 3230230 or $31 1649. Musical Merchandise - -- Flea Mart -* /8 - .liiorne' Dinette 2.c oChalrs, $50 3720)62 , 200 watt, AX6O(0 Garrard corn 59 Speed Queen wa sher and matching dry si. Both 11$. mo, Call 322 a2", a'sk for SAM Vinyl rocker ..................37.50 run bud, box springs, mattress ...............$35 Danithcouchvinyl a Other fine used furniture Ab,flidofled, unwanted, junk cars hauled away. Your cost, 510 Orlando 795 61 anytime. ______________ - - ltI Chevy Nomad Wagon. Runs. As is. $50. Call after 6,3n-0126. Junk Cars Removed _____ 11 __________ ' ... - STEREO SPECIAL ' _____ s. Orange Ave., Orlando, Ph. 559 5791. Terms available. Hrs. Mon Fri. 9 to 9. Sa t. 9 to *Maitland Camping Equipment Camping equipment. U-name if, WC h-ave ,If Gov't surplus galore. Surplus World, 11631 E. Hwy. SO 7710364, PICK UP PAYMENTS UMMER CLEARANCE SALE. illi .. - jmrner i!rn, 7k All ).jl I iLl(,ffT DAMAGED .i1aring Center, 3 1 2 Sanford Ave. 9 :o 17. P,'odel RD1684. 16 cu, ft. no frost retrigtrator, TOP freezer. Harvest SAVE ON NEW FURNITURE Gold finish . Only $13 mo. Full 91 iving room sets IS piece) $4$ warranty, Call fl20241 ask for love seats $19 . 131.QfaL$.4410$76$ m. mss(, Chairs, recliner s, etc. 71 W es tinghouse R efriger ator. Is cu. bedroom sets $93 eacti $ bedroom ft. Turquoise. Perfect condition, scf (Modern 6. Provincial) with bedding $129; name brand box 5.60. Ph. 322 3210. springs & mattress es 3.4$ per set; PICW arid Used, Freezers, Wa shers, odd chests A, night Stands Pefrlgerator and Air Con available, Inspect at United Utioners GENEVA HEATING 4 Freight Sales. Warehouse Outlet, AIR CONpITIONING, 3096 3330 S. Orange Ave., Orlando. Ph. Orlando DrIve, 323-3434. $59 $291. Hrs. Mon-FrI. 9109, Sat. 9 to S. T er ms available. RECONDITIONED Refrigerators, Washers and Dryers. SI WARRANTY Free ')rlivery, Household Good; -..-. WHITESIO[ APPLIA,ICr5, 644 7811 tOrn Early Amer ican 3 FAMILY HAVEPIt Her.'sa prestige '4 (large) bedroom hous, with 7 - (large) baths in prestige location, And,ownerhaslus?reth,cedpqt,, I - ponas-tt set, reg. 5.149, now only ________________ VA-NOTHING DOWN idyflwllde IV 56 in. Magic Chef ring,, I year old. US. Refrigerat or , 123,, wall fur"ace, 570 All In good working condition Ph. 372 9417 Unat In the way? Sell It fast and easy low Cost classifi.d.dl 7t1,1(.fllfl5 $39 '15 113 )iriii'j Forest Is on your lift, a 4nli Iron the exit. ,.4 ----- Household Goods ('.00d use d Westinghouse wash ers . Ph. 51 1 7337 after 4 p.m. S. at Deflary. .. '46 JEEP WAGONEER NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 373730 615 1141 _______ - 1970 Cdition of World Book E cyctopedia , like new condition. Call 322 4071. - - li'luj.-. $9 Ci and up. 6 Sofas. 3 styles to ctioe from, s1,.S to $IS.i. lame brand vacuums, New 73 Singers, for a personal y o Ae- l SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS 'rj I _______ Western Wear, Save at the Old C or ral Western Shop, 1792, I mite Commercial car pe t wholesaler hal r;ver 2000 yards of new broadloom carpet left over from commercial nistallation Will sell and install At builders Whofile' pcI below retail. Financing available up to 36 months, Free home estImate. ARIES CARPET 241.153) Call collect rrench Provincial bedroom sets at IO0u annual interest. CALL TODAY *uoo ft6ftft Miscellaneous For Sale so UNITED FREIGHT SALES TPIlS wur:X AT U"IUtDFREIGHTSAL i _____ - ____________________________ IIomcits' from only iv,n ______ L CARPET WALL TO WALL at today's price for tomorrow's value. 1966 Wildcat Buick, everything Power and everything works Air coi:dltioned. Special, $393 SHELLEY USED CARS. 101 French Ave • 323 7960. I 'MMCDIATE INSTALLATION __ WITH EASY rc mc tal!c' Wtn built on tier 1-15 $li )iI 6281 ' able-s. _______ FU • , WIL.SONMAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade .11313 (.Fi,t St 372 5672 ______________________________ _____________ ________ SI Mary ' ______ homesite with undcrgruund utilttiçt Orlando. A? MI 50 or other choke on-hal1 OF LOTS AVAILABLE, inspection Provldente Plaza De'Itona, Floriq •, ON A LAKEFRONT LIMITED NUMBER models open for your Ro be rta & GIIni, I Si...l, I ' -1 your property. We have qualified bayer;. We need your property to fill the demands made uoon us Call an ACTION firm, F or rest Gr.ene Inc. Realtor. 6452333. ' would look, beautiful in this large shady oak s siting alflidlil the scent of freshly fallen pins' nccdks. home park in America today. Close to month. from LOCHARBOR-Custom3biedroom, 7 bath, or'e year, 16 * 37 pool 131.000. Assumable mortg,g, of 530,000 at 7~ pct. $363 ma. intlude'i taxes and Iris. 3fl.fl7 AustinOcvelopentCorp YOUR FAIR LADY will this 3 1 7 bath executiv e home w!th central heat and air, spacious en alt the other nice thing But 'f ireplace 1 p . location. Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot rentals for homes start at $75 per dt rt SWliW.fCR DELIGi.lTi b rooms. 2 baths and all necesslll&' and all the extras, You'll have to see this hon-t to pp67• it 3.4730 A, j5 Realtors worth seelng. . 645 0313 : by Caf coBuilc1er, Inc ALT%O:T • L ..R!.'. : L,s-,breakfast area, Plenty of 3ar'lenlng space hf1 ...0 nui1 r.ore. ROrI stables 130*195' Site with immaculate and available. Quick occupancy, beautt-llydecorateØa'oom,7 Asking 364.900. To see, please call .atfi home with eat-in kitchen, Jane Denlsenio, Assoc. plus format living and family romi 134.900 Pric ed below so Robe s & Gilman praisal Owner leaving area ----- -L41OD'dI .,..) rupp4tsHo 3 bedroom. I', bath with Pica?, air, and equipped kitchen You'll be happy with this one. I YOUR NEW HOME ' " -- Ford, 1944 station wagon, 90or5 condition $450. Ph 641 3777 I ________ Autos for Sale '6, DODGI POLARA HARDI'Or. LOADED. NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MA14AGEP 11 6730. 621 1311 ______ -- Extra long home made, Sturdy Listings Wanted 42) I -, ________ 48 322-2677 I i gal all glass aquarium. Corn. piete. $30. Call 373 $40). Call 322 75 9 1 Phone 1)14 . U'.'ct Farm Equipmen t will se ll fast 'ti esy will, a Classified Ad i.,,,I 127 2611 or $31 9993 24 Hc,ur Service that means ou can buy Quite simply the finest adult mobile WERE BUYING IT" pointments throughout. Large Save over $1300 on each 10 acres by assuming payments on Colorado Ranch property Excellent In. v es tment suitable for ranching. recreation, etc. Rolling hill ountryithI,m, grass hunting fishing nearby. Each parcel may be picked up by making 2 back payments of 570 Ii and assume principle balance of $47t$ 37 at 6' PC lrit,. Call collect for Mr. Adams, 13031384 7739. Lis?eris wanted CaIlBart Real. Estate - -_____ ______ ! sauIL.,10ft1(JU II double oven and Pcmvon over an acre with 4oOO. ALL OR PART Near Airport to i1'';:r-;.) I .1 1 - range, dishwasher and disposal it. under roof, 4 bedroom, 3 bath SPRING VALLEY Fenced back ysrd and patio. New l9x39' famiy room with fireplace heavy duty commercial shag and boo4thevet,, foyer, eat-in PEACEFUL LIVING carpeting in living room, dining kitthn, custom designed. POOL ronm and hall. Si6,00 Firit tDrfl", x4t' plij (O *th ".n.'hj, and f. a.irm, Superb home .n a rm,st f,rt %e'rved water top table Extras galoret desirable area with lovely ap- 160 ACRL COLoiAUo s.;.tu-, WILL SACRIFICE FORTY ACRES with 500 It. fron tage on Cameron Road. About 2$ acres pr od ucing grove. Mortgl'ge assumable. Terms negotiable. -17*60' Crescent. Front kitchen, 2 bedrOom. I bath Early American furniture. Total electric. 2 door frost frrerefrig.ratnr SitI,Med on 51*117' Jot. _____ ______________________ ___________ 3badroom. 2 batti, 7 car garage. All t'-te'(triC kitcne'n includi's garbage I l.sIxsal. dithwAshpr, C. E n"wpw-im. $793,'.' , IH"'i"i l? 91". I ,' '. ASSOCIATES REALTORS 61401)0 l9SOLeeRd. Wloter Park MOVE RIGHT IN )W.First St. Jl3bor37)Ip ,..,,,,,.',,') Dick Bond NFORD Sanford- East Side 2S6SParkDr. - Forrest Greene. Inc. Ads by Art Sansom 'bU DROMC> Inspect 6. test at United Freight Sales, 3330 S. Orange Ave., Orlando, Ph. 539-1291. Terms available. firs Mon Fri. 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to 5 'Looking for livestock buyers? Place 'a low cost classified a for results. - - - Want - - pct off manufacturer's list price. "Santord'sSalesL,ads,r-' flEALTORS WiTh 80 BRAND NEW 1973 name brand stretch stitch s ew ing machines, 60 Your Multiple Listing Agency ..... TEN ACRES.about two-thirds set in I ---17*70' Suncrest. Front kitchen, orange trees, r es t i.mimproved, bedroom. I bath modern fur3.4S,000. Terms. ijlure. Gas heat In cocking. 2 dOor refrigerator, Situated on Call 322.2420 Anytime f.0s160*)09x UI' lot, Sf) pct. financing available, Call "Sanford's Sales Leader" (901) 773-1777 now or visit Terra Y ou r Multiple Listing Agency Alta , U. S. Nw'1', 17-97, Defl.ary, REALTORS 2343 Perk Or. Fla. --______________ ., DLL TC1NA Sun. 7 6 Early American with: 2largebr,2bitI'is,Ex?resI WIt. ') I 4 ')4 lot on paved road with a cozy 2 bedroom home on property. Bringing in $175 monthly. Fantastic Investment to hold for maximum appr,cLation. Priced at $I$.0(0. Call Joe Rubel. Assoc. - . n strom Call 322•2420 Anytime Zoned commercial 98*1)6' Expenses -_____ UNITED FREIGHT SALES has for sole to the public ti) 300 watt AM f:7,f compOnCots, $66 each, (S) 60(0 Garrard component systems reg. $149 now Only $256, speakers included, 17 sets headphones $4 each; radio headphones SI) each, 11 tape decks $20 each; 7 STEREO CONSOLES Ill each Also available mis.t. feak,rs, 135W tarn tables. JVC quad set and Garrard turn tables' Inspect and test at 3550 S Orange Ave. Orlando, Ph. $39 $291, Hr. Mon Fri. 9 to 9, Sat 9 to S Terms .ivailable ReIty SAHLANDO3$ lots. 3O*12' .5)45.0(0 ENTERPRISE Approx. II acres 111.900 EIGHTY ACRES. fenc, on three TUSCAWiLLA7102)U' $1500 Roberts & Gilman sidts, unimproved pasture, some ALTAMONTEI5IteS,91x141'. .16750 oaks and pines. Has about 20 acres 830550O in wods arid some low areas for _______ watering cattle. Only $1,033 per Realtor s Longwood Inc. Realtors 1304 W,Fairtiar*j ______________________ acre. Great terms. £15 733) WE TAKE TRADES Deltona Area PLAY Ground f)Q 4 •Fantastic Play Fort LONOW000 HWY. IP •3 bedrooms, 1 will, •Sunland Estates OVA Terms Available IMid II ghway Irontige'-- zoned 6). 3 •Ruth Rub ASSOC bedroom, 2 bath, also 2 droorn 1 bath Ready to move in. Priced at $39.c0 To .i'i'. C.tll Jc'.in C,,rter. A oc St I 5 . CHILDREN .' • Above Houses for Sale *OPEN HOUSE* J[?. .'RIVE. MGDEJ 13t3OOM, 7 La1i h,'ni' wth central icat ,5d t&11%' j'#'i'f1. ij d".cJ F1L'r (4fl f.'U'C, ..i(. p(f.tS '' *Large Fenced Yard, for Sale 37? 399 1 . 32 084$ M. the kids AREN'T WHERE R ealtor -After Hours: Dreamwold P'4tty,)77 1301 '"-."--1 -.r .' 1' c', 1ll1t1i1 HUNT REALTY ' what Realty I l7x60 Crescent, 2 bedroo m, front 1. rear, baths, modern furniture. Gas turnace and Vri,. door re?r;cr,-itor t-,t1- ci Highland Parfr - Your choice of the fntiowing for only SI3.900 llncludes lot). All models include 10 * 70' raised patIo and screen room, driveway. Sidewalk steps, carport. utility room. ce.'tral air conditioning, land scapl'ig and sodding , -, DELTONA street. Paved water andsewef',I0*175,, $00 LAKE MARKHAM Canal front STEREOS Your Property Ste 1 Miscellaneous For Sale SO LIST WITH STEP45TROMt Be it t%C. lot, acreage, etc., highly trained Sales people can help you. We can put It Into area MLS or national MILS for you. Try Slen 'Strom Really for the best listing service We have buyers wilting) DOLLAR RETURNED Stenstrom 1973 MODEL CLOSEOUT - heat *411 built In Selling ' TEN beautiful acres with deep well and trees, - ',AP4T A LAR(41. OLDER HoMsil' We have a S bedroom, 4 bath, story frame for 521.900 t-t,formal dining room. 3car carporl. cntrat and a':, six fireplaces, large entr'' sayer and bea ut iful woødwork, A doi-,tors dream! Real Estate Wanted Wont to sell Something? A smal. in'.estmc-nt in a Classified Ad will tiling results. - IV N THE BORN LOSER - - CONVENIENT to StoreS. 3 bed. room, I bath, small lot. 9.900. Terms. - - 10. City-Park Avenue Lanta 47 ' Sc'6001 To -aci --.--- ' . Realty 1. / :'' Stenstrom L t __ ReaIt' Realtor, 323-5774 2 233$ San B Ad L Hall ___ 11 Realtor NEAR LAKE .IENNIE AND 51451 A neat 3 bedroom. lt bath lust ix months old A buy at 3.24 500 garage. cent'ai heat and air. equipped kitchen and and fully carpeted. It's Immaculate, toot Want - Three ? W. 1st St. A - - ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. Place .i __________ 'J Lois ana acreage LOTS anti Acreage DOWN, like 3 bedroom, Mobi l e Home Bank Repossessions. )" bath, kItchen equipped, wall to Place Homes North, lots. 150' * IS to choose ftom $31 2323 NOW OPEN A RARE FIND wall carpet, fenced. sfl.Xo. Hwy. l7-9L lust North of Dog $1500 lath. Terms De..t. Track Rd. a, beautiful take NE Ciii 319-5401 -- _______________________ FLORIDA RETIREMENT, fur. Le$aClaslJtiededhelpfOUC loan out Kathryn Estates. Pr.- G rand yQurattiC.94r9urbas,ment-' Opening discounts. Models set up AcreandahaIf,oflargeoaktretson nIthed3bedrocm,1bath,.eatesa 46 income and pin. fruit. 514.500. a beautiful sand bottom take. This SO you can move In-.today. *3k ,.• place-1-0-77 Investment Property about free rent Free delivery property Is In The growing that new home before you buy Sit Uj within 100 nillej Place Maitland Altamonte Springs area. %?&"O Down 5)36 mo Clean hae homes. anti lotS uf lots ANFORD AREA Homes. $14 fib, bedroom, I bath. Walk to shopping A rare find like this can't lilt. Hacienda Village, $3) 4411 ____________________________ 1 hospital. Must gua*Ify. 5)6.700. When it sells for only 129,500 with ____________________________ FOR SALE GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 43 with _____ _________ good terms. Call Doris *0, Commercial building. 30' x Lots and Acreage 500 French Ave 3sO3Orlaorl., Assoc. TODAY I '' air conditioned office. ideal for 323 3200 3233500 FOR SALE storage and business. Lot sIze 33* Choice Lake Mary lots. Small 210'. Call Bud, HILLCREST 12*61, 7bdrm., I bath. _______________________________ Roberts & Gilman acreage tracts well located, f ront den, air, patio cover. Great RETIREE IUVESTMEUTt Seminole County. Mobile homes JOHNNY WALKER Dealer, 131-4111. 830.5500 and lots In Lake County. Building includes 3 a'tractive ______________________ REALTY Inc R ea ltors Longwood apts. Will make nice residence Kingwood mobile home, I) with good rental Income, 521.300. BALL REALTY t both, 12*43'. take over 322 4437 After S. 372 711) WHOA. Don't throw away useful Idle paymeriti You move. 372 6136 IMMACULATE 3 bedrooms, 1' items. Sell them ouickly with a LAKE MARY $17W FirStS? SANFORD _____ baths, Spanish Style with central Herald Want Ad by calling flTERRA ALTA heat and air. Large lard with 26)1, and asking for a friendly pr ivacy fence. $23,500. Terms. Advisor SUBDIVISION . 817W. 1st St. 322-.641 Houses forSal 41 ________________________________________ - REALTY Hours ea SIDE GLANCES -1) Within ppIy in person to the Jrculation Department THE SANFORDHERALD - ON THE SPOT WHEN YOU COMPARE FINANCING i i-dil if W11111 WE GAIN ACUSTOMER! A i.i ' ii Ii I- -1 1 111 t: [ii I k"! 1'iL1 6 �—N . 8C—The Sanford Herald 6a Sunday, Sept. 16, 1973 1urr -- - *.4,tU1I1f, Real Estate Question Box By JUIJAN STENSTROM Herald Real Estate Editor tEditor note: 1k you have a question about real estate, taxes, planning as'd zoning, etc' Mail your irte Editor, Ilk-styles, The Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fin. 32771. Sign your letter. However, only initials will be used upon publication.) t F.ditor: Since the interest rates on VA and FHA loans have risen to 8.50 per cent, what about discount points. You recently said they had b-en as high as 11 but you predicted they would come down. Did they' n_sc Dear I did suggest that discount points would fall when the government announced an Increase In VA and VItA interest rates. And the discotmi rate dropped from as b!gb as 11 points downward to 3.5 and 4 points. A homeowner now can afford to &M his home to a buyer who can qualify for an FHA or VA Joan. If you are contemplating purchasing a borne under VA or FIIA financing or selling your present please read th e next inquiry, was talking to a real estate broker recently and he informed me that the government did not make VA and FHA loans. I am almost certain that my father and mother home once from the Vctans Administration and the VA carried the ,uortgac. Could you explaio DBH Dear DBH: chased a 1 think so. If you purchase an existing home from an Individual homeowner or from a developer-builder and you qal!Iy for VA or FHA financing the mortgagee - Uie mortgage company providing the financing -actually lends yuu the money with which to make the purchase. lilt Is a VA, the Veterans Administration quarantees the loan. In the case of lilA, the Federal floustag Administrof ion simph ln.sures the log. VA maLs no rhprgi f Ite gr.ranerr bttiuse thls oe cj a eteran' bcneiL under the CI 811101 IUgf$.. = I"ILt Je .ha.'ge of approximately one-half of one per .ent of the mortgage balance for Its Insurance. Now, about your parents buying a home from VA and making the payments directly to the Veterans Ad. ihLuithrn, this is entirely possible since in an probability your parents purchased the home directly from the VA. Several years ago there were many homes In Sanford s'ith VA guaranteed inongaes. may of the homes went Into. foreclosure. When me mortgage company carrying the mortgage got title to the property they sold the title to VA because VA guaranteed the mortgage. So, consequently, VA became the owner of the borne. VA repaired and refurtMshed the home, put it on the market, and sold It. New, In some cases mortgagee" mortgagee"s could not be found so VA Itself carried the mortgage. incidentally, your parents could have boeght this VA owned home regardless o whether your dad was a veteran or not. Sometimes I read classified ads in The Herald in the "Homes For Sale" classification Which state, "Equity and asswne payments." Just exactly what does this mean? -Mrs. BNF L - 2:1, rue'puuuiion s By GENE GARY Copley News Senice Q. Some o(my friends and l have just •ei into house. Two of us have a km - ftreptaces that are dirty and carbon coated. The brick used to be white. Can you suggest a cleaner that can use' - Mrs. N.A.J. A. There are clear.lng and etching preparations fcr brick and other masonry pfl)ft(ts available at hardware stores or masonry supply dealers. Follow la bel directions carefully. Or another method, use scouring powder containing bleach with a solution of Water and trisodlum phosphate, about one cup to a gallon of water. For stubborn stains, a poultice, using trichloroethylene, will pull the stain R th e pores In th e brick. Great caution should be taken to ventilate a closed space Hrt trichioroethylene is i futio., are hat inful. Q. Five or six years ago I noticed water under my house following re rain. The contractor said I should call a landscape expert as It was no doubt due to the of the hack yard. The landscape architect advised me to dg a hole under the house and put in a sump pump, but this was not practical. His other suggestion was to have the area concreted, sloping toward the street side to carry the water off. This I did, but It was not the solution either. With the rainy season to come, I am alarmed that the continua) dampness under the house will cause damage. Please advise where and whom I should call to solve this prob1cm' - Mn. H.H. A If your house is on a low space where there Is a slope leading toward the house, at, intercepting drain ditch should be located at the base of the slope to collect the Wa(cc and divert it front the house area. For continuing dampness, there Is ano ther solution, but it will be of no help if rain waters continue to rr . hO1t IIness, 11P (he ugw ruinedy winch seems to be universally effective Is to cover the earth inside the foundation with a pla stic mmbran, scaled moisture tight at the Joints and at the walls where the plastic should be carried up the wall from three to eight inches. The earth 1111 under the floor should be leveled and stones, building debris, soil lwnps or clods should be broken up to provide a rcasonably level surface over which to lay the plastic sheets. These should be lapped at least five Inches at each joint and cement with roofing cement or similar material. Q. We have a two-year-old fieldstone and mortar fire. place which has developed cracks, causing some of the stones to loosen. Is there any type of glue which could be forced into these small cracks to bind the stones tightly. R.C.E., CGventry, Corsi. A. Concrete glue could be used for small cracks, fot. lowed by a mor tar made From concrete patching naterlal mixed with water to the right nsistener. Then add conVttC I: hO:: 1tl\tUit at the rate of one pint of glue to 60 pounds of concrete patchIng material. Be certain that all loose material is first remov ed from the fireplace surface with a stiff t.rush. Concrete glue is available at masonry supply and paint stores, - -- The Q. We have a problem hornets In the eaves of our house. The area seems to be Infested with these pests. We have driven them out by smoking, but they soon return. Have you any sugges(Ions for driving hornets away and keeping them out' - FOR PENNIES A DAY! WfOIAL ADVIRTIIINO $IWPL1W3T TO THE wwono H94LD P.S.E. A. Spr under the eaves with a strong chlordane insecUcide. This type of insecticide not only kills by contact durIng the spraying, but dries on th e surface to leave a trans, parent film which is said to be kthalto insects crawling over it for several weeks. Q. What care or treatment should be given a tar roof' R.W. (J I IN C1omakeI AIR CONDITIONING For Cooling alone or cornpinto ye t around Air Conditioning-play It smart and Invest your rroney In equipment that will last longerprovido more Comfort. A. When the tar looks dry and shows signs oIbrittleness, it should have another coat. It can be either more tar or a cold asbestos compound. A coating of gravel on top of citlicr sviII liclp jftct it against the hot, direct rays of the sun in summer, and against weir, too. Questions on building, home maintenance and repair may be mailed to Here's How, Copfey News Service, in care of this newspaper. GET THE FACTS --CALL 322-6390 SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 2619 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford r: - itdlewood Villa,5 qa' - _ (P sit 01 ' another 30 minutes. then scrape. The chiuces are most ellulIhetdhwthwilldisappear. :. But U It t*ir% you'll just have to repeat the project a third lime. it you get oil most of the varnish, you may find that the rest ofit will give way with a vigorous tariding, using •• • lit - Itf I AM I = • • ll*S 4M UST LP Nft V 141 ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS FROM 57 17,9OO SlYand the Farruly STONE FRESH Pwz18unon There Go"Rhymirtfilimon ' ftb 010 111 rWft*WWVM sown • 4 L. SgS UST LP C51 I I •. - 0 .2 . V ' 'E a t E A C so 00 I - . •• $ANFOøO - -- t:;,flj.4 - r JU — ,- - --- I AIR PORT $1_YD - . -. NOWEJIT D,SWLAT&TEAIIS SURRENDER I Atimm 00 111 The HMOO 00 1%* '—v- . — - - - a ___ 0 E .CNc SIP1L K TAPE B-TRAC £ - _ law KC 3M!! k SHUFFLEBOARD RECREATIONAL FACILITIES ______ Ut1 _i 7 KC _ a2I • im SE PTEMRFR lb U4PJDIUM PT-,; F - • __ Gr j I <i F T , PRtS c 4 14 a11__4 -- CI in J:h Bill i __ POOL CLUBHOUSE E u 698 SERIES - r ail 6 .. Ll . l5'' 4AZ* M -tiP' r — - " -- Carlos Santana 'lahavi,hnuJohn?vkL-wghln LOVE DE'vOTK)N 11"* us Aom is Tvat .ite - ---- . JANISJOPLIN'S GREATEST HITS I 10 I CX o. <j.Z = - A cu o IVU I E- €! EE I - ..J tiv: you will find explicit instruc(Ions about the wipe-ott procesa. Brush the affected areas with a cloth lightly moistened with denaturetf alco&4 to remove the tackiner1. Y(,0 then will have to decide whethir an other application ci the sealer isneetary, (For rather of Andy Lang's tww4totj "%ynd Finishing in th e H r'e or Paint 110111e n . .wj Out c - uj i way ox h..t-a eriPgcents and a long sLarnped self sntmsotievwontbend' addi essed envelop.' to Know. How, PM. Box 477. Hwitlngmn, A thncrete nails ran be Fi V 11743 Be sure to specify used on mas1 cotrrcte walls which bokleI you want i - $ 97 t3 A. It appears that you may have neglected to wipe off the excess sealer a few minutes after you applied it. If you still I have to attach some 2 by 4s to a ce'- e wail Can I -- ~, --- They are driven into the 2 by its and then into the wall. You won't be able to (cli iheir cffectiezwss by testing L'rn by driving a couple Into the wall without the wood, because they will bend quickly. But the fact that most of a nail is in the wood before it hits the concrete usually will prevent it from bending. Sometimes, however, you will strike a spot or even an entire wall which will resist all your efforts. You can rent a tool for driving concrete nails or nttth the !id5 with adhesive, - • , 1 1111 4% dr? °c1tdt4 - A. - Yes, repeat the entire process. But this time don t any scraping until you have Lcrtr4oed that all or most of the varnish Will come off. First, att'r arvig t' vap'kh r' inttl.r: £ -rvuly, wait at least 30 minutes before you touch It. Then scriipe a bit In Just one area of the wood. If you see that an of thevarnish is not going to yield to your efforts, apply an !hzr r-'. 'f t!-!o rrn:"fr m v--.- ca \\# Here's the Answer I applied a coat of peneQ. tratuig sealer to the wood pancling in our fanmy room sev. ral weeks ago. I used a brush to put it on. It seemed all right, but when you touch it now it has a very slicht ta'klness to - VW OftelftraA 10 Come and register for a free color TV! : .'-' Sift.41 1M;hEL *11 a • ' Jo rate of 6.06 or 7.00 per cent you certainly would not wad to pay ft off. By the way, the owner of that $5,10) home may have only paid $2,000 for it but because of appreciation the markrtvalre today may bewbathe Is asking for the house. = - . r'frs're' •- W4 4 a - . - ALL ADULT CONDOMINIUMS SANFORD, FLORIDA on—C -- - -=- '-; Deer Mrs RNF: This simply means that 11 the price of the house, let us say, is $25,000 and the owner has an existing mortgage on the property with a hatance of $19,000 owned on It, you can purchase the owner's equity for $$,000 and auiane that existing mortgage. The Chances today are that the existing mortgage has a very favorable interest rate ai It, much lower than If the mortgage were paid oft and a new mortgage placed on It. Today'sIII Interest rates we r'wtag from UI to OZ. If that existing mortgage bears Interest at the By ANDY LANG AP Newsfeseures ught a cabinet seeQ ond-nand and attempted to take oil the old varnish finish, since I wanted to refinish It. l put ona good quality varnish remover and, after It softened the finish, scraped and scraped. A lot of old varnish came off, but there's still plenty of it on. I can't even see any of the bare wood. It seems to me there must have been half a dozen coats of varnish there originally anddii%Pparatl3 got ct y one or two of them. I'd like to kiiow whether repeating the whole operation will help any or would Ibe wasting my time and -- - D AT I El-U Offered For Fireplace -=---_ ' ca C 110 Airport Blvd., Sanford 1950 LEE 1. RD WINTER PARK 1 a LI • -'a -'a-- - ;,t "-o' '3 E NV IL 78 C~ • 410 CL I-. 644-0810 24-HOURS 859-6070 lot W to W V tot I dli ) Id L •I * 3 to . =- 42 to 3 1 0 L. A 1.19 > CL 4 L. It 44 U �--. -- ------- - - --_-. - - -----.------- -------- - - -- - - - . BC—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Sept. 16, 1973 Real Estate es Qu ti on Box architect advised me to ck a Inches. The earth 1111 under hole un d er the house and put BYJULIANSTENSTROM lIrIlT I ' Q. We have n oroblern MU-U I _ BEAT £ — ----- --- — - - ---- IV ' me ,l — FOR j. . (l:dltor's note: Do you have a question about real estate, lutes, planning and rotting, tIc? Mall your inquiries to Editor, lifestyles, The Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fin. 32771. Sign your letter. however, only initials will be used upon % -( Npç SUPPLEMENT publication.) " - I Iferald Real Estate Editor .0 -- 5 Cleaning Preparat"'ions OfferedFnr Pilo rnplace — - --- Since the interest rates on VA and FHA loans have risen to 8.50 per cent, what about discount points. You recently said they had been as high as 11 but you predicted they would come down. Did they' —Rsc ' Dear R.SC: I did suggest that discount points would fall when the government announced an increase in VA and FIIA Interest rates. And, the discount rate dropped from as high as 11 points downward to 3.5 and 4 points. A homeowner now can afford to sell his home to a buyer who can qualify for an EllA or VA loan. 11 you are contemphung purchasing a home under VA or EllA financing or selling your present home please read the neil lnqulr. Edtur. I was talking to a real estate broker recently and he informed me that the government did not make VA and EllA loans. Iam almost certain that my father and mother purchased Si home once from the Veterans Administration and the VA carried the mortgage. Could you explain this? — Dliii Dear tHin: I thfa'. ..i. if u pt,rf '19 t•'d individual homeowner or from a de'.eloper-builder and you qualify for VA or EllA financing the mortgagee — the mortgage company providing the financing — actually lends you the money with which to make the purchase. If ills a VA, the Veterans Administration quarantees the jT ' lauz. In the ease of VItA, the Federal litof fnir Arto ministration simply tnsure, the loan. VA makes nü charge tor U jrc,iih'.. twww,p I1U* is at P ielera,*u uadcr Uw CI Bill of iUgbta. But FHA does charge a premium of approximately one-half of one per cent of the mortgage -7 - - - - .•' - .-- - t*lanc for its Insurance. Now, about your parents baying a borne from VA and making the payments directly to the Veterans Administration, tizi3 i, entirely possible since In all probability your parents purdlased the home directly from the VA. Several yearn ago there were many L*utnei in Sanford with VA guaranteed moflgagrj. Ma!v of the haues neat Into forcdosme. t%ben the mortgage company carrying the mortgage got title to the property they acid the title to VA because VA guaranteed the mortgage. So, consequently, VA became the owner of the borne. VA repaired and refur- • ,,cJ, . - - -- __.___•_ -.•.•..•'------..---,•' -'--. -• _1.,,•._. - . - . - -------- 400NWMA~ -- Yad JIMUMMIin V0 - .W - Uts .•,•,-'.-, an s - O b do exactly wh*t itO Idle pomls. - of 3uhnny W-gqr. - • - L _i_ A . I a • f Uto tttI 9vtt5vtts around. Hi most imorta1t and WelL" - - album yet, lnfl AUy - - ray STONE' Albert 7. - i\ickyI1opkiiis'' - - eTInMan%sA Dreamer OM iee it - Am , VP,. fl-wi whole ' W%0%T0ftWGQCAmk% lb p GoThm" Wine - — - —— — — — - — -.------------------ ________ - - -a-- •-- .- - __. -- — - - — - --- --- KC 324C0' Chiig (a t A Istat °atiL!°°.i.' ,. most d*u(a wO {'*I* 1OCI "• sosas .. , - - -- KE 32124' _____ .-:-___ --- i 37 wt5 Owl au th anger Ev*y Øy.0 - - . --. ---- -• .— .— - - - - - - - "St NS5V Rains in SOiO*n C&hfomIs' Unbins 0 #100 Of ilunnkig new eongs ,,, _---. •- ..• - - .- - ,- - .-. - - Dear Mrs. fiNE: I ,J14' . .- - - — •- ---- r.-C Aftef yUtS Of Accompanying John Leenon, The RoBing Stoms sad The W?io, PlicIry Hopkins has rnoe his ft.st W*&buat Aral ft is an çfVoij of grail muslc& Ideas ° --- _____ This simply means that ft the price of the house, Jet us say. Is $25000 and the owner has an existing mortgage on the property with a balance of $19,000 owned on It, you can purchase the owner's equity for $0000 and autane that existing mortgage. The chances today are that the existing mortgage has a tit. -r----,------;_ ±' -*4_,-_.._ Ott -- _ WWI —- - .-2--- r -A - _ - - Aw -4. pay It off. By the way, the owaer of that $25,000 home may have only paid $22,000 for it but because of apprecat1on the ifarket value today may bewbathe is asking for the house. • UIP — IX It 'RARICF'S — - --I- V - JOHNNY MK1ANEMUCEM og - - -- - - - - WON -. c ... 4'A They ate driven into the 2 by 43 and then Into the wall. You Q - I txu'ht a cahret sec. won't be able to tell their diceund-liand and attempted to Lake Uvcess by testing thci:i by off the old varnish finish, since driving a couple into the wall I wanted torthntshiti put oaa without 11w wood, because they good qualty varnish remover will bend quickly. But the fact and, after it softened the finish, that rnosi of a nail is In the scraped and scraped. A it of wood before it hits the concrete old varnish came oft. b' usually Will prevent It from 'here's still plenty of It at, I beading- Sometimes, however, c,n't even see any of the hire YU W'11 strike a spot or even an entire wall which will resist all It seems must t,e-u halt a dozen your efforts. You can rent a tool cnatsofvarnl;b there originalty for drivinz concre:e nails or and apparently I got off ony attach tie stud_- ith .i specaI one or two of them. I'd like to aihesise k rti; the o • fl 90 . - -. — ---- - wt [1 El 0 E"I —. E o I - By ANDY LANG A? Newifeatures ' . I*e Lan JpTo we t SomelsI read classified ajflThe Herald In the "Homes For Sale" classification which state, "Equity and asswne payments." Just exactly what does this mean? —Mrs. BNF swer - - FRESH ma am n - RE AW wiwthr your dad was a veteran or not. Here s the A -.. ,p-*-,--_,,, •. -, 1- now An& '—p-- - t c !her id 'TskO !4a to thO t.SJ{L .-i Or Gras and ta11eda t Tsnd.fniE' and Tom - - - . -- .- . ____ - - - bished the home, put it on the mattel, and sold ft. Now, in some cases mortgagee's could not be found so VA Itself carried the mortgage. Incidentally, your parents could have b',ughi this VA owned borne regardless of very favorable Interest rate on It, much lower than If the morrgage were paid off and a new mortgage placed on It. Today's Interest rates are rtistaft tram UI I. 025. Co.eqnectly, If that existing mortgage bear, Interest at the rate of 0.00 or 7.00 per cent you certainly wuuld not want to - —- E tip __ _ WI 1J! ±9 - 97 OIARUEMCCItY ff-C 1101 C&fl-i - : 'JJ i '-'°' —'-'--- -- -- LIST - 69 '- Tsóica - ROOM ALL GRATESt HIT t rON If' Bel Tn.Sfat'I - — (,f I rwLc)/E PERCYFAITH -- '_C,_ LV I ni _ '- R - . - — - —T r El C -. U; .: . Al WSM nan I - cr- Ire- c E '- '' C) - ' '0 u -- Z ç a. n .a 0 F O'0 lu o'• c ° '- I c , ,.0 0 E Z , CY . a. 0 .c 8 v 2 ' -" ,, _____ '' ' E ; a 5 >. -° P. LIVE i I _____ - 0 C, tt)! . C4 , C C . - i*PtYCA3HAT OANP(T54 - . I uviom - T— %tItu'ir, 12 a — An ow wbM T1111111111lows - whole operation will help any or would lbe wasting my time and moneys Q. I applied a coat of poeentire trating sealer to the wood panA. — Yes, repeat the pros, But this time don't , cling in our family room stycral '.ecks ago I used a brush any scraping until you have (le to put It on- It s'ined all right, termined that all or most of (sit when you touch it now ft varnish Will come off. First, .. has a very slight tackiness to rnoverge.nerously. wan at least it. What wetit wrOn mnats before you touch Then scrape a bit in just one A. - It appears that you may area of the wood. If you see that have neglected to wipe off the all of the varnish Is not going to excess seater .' few minutes yield to your tffort.i, apply an- after you applied it. if you still OC >° - - = ;E C t! CL C IV •• •1 ic la another 30 mInute,, then you will find explicit Instrucscrape. The rhame3 are most Uon.s about the wipe-off proc. a or all of the old finish will disap- ins. Brush the affected areas Pear. with a cloth lightly moistened But U It On't, you'll Just with datured alcohol to roI i I ve repeat the project a rove the tackiness. You then 1 thIrd time. If you get cAt most Will have to decide whether an2 of the varnish, you may find other application of the sealer that the rest of it wit) give way L .ecesar. witha vigret ndi. using a paper with a besvy grit. - - [ if - .. . tFr eIther of Andy Lan Q. — Ivetoattacbaomel booklets, "Watid Finishing in by its to a rrrete wall. Can I th llcm" ir v- y pctii WOY of harnmr8r tc-nts and a Aung. stamped, sellthem w they won't bend? addressed envelope to Knowflow. F•O• Rot 477, Huntingtoa A Conirete nails can be N Y. 11741. he sure to specify used on most CO&we wlI. whl,01 booklet you want.) El • 0 I.JV) NO0I 7H t 3 0 -- AMMON 0=0111111111 U I'C, K I - 110 71 00 'Jo* ** p- bo0 COP) 94 Ad as O -u 0 OJO $'djO WA 0R RAL1OR is ', 644-0810 24—HOURS 859-6070 â. 0 • d C % to ' 01 Al t .as c ,R ' I __ agwo q >': CJ N5.4 : 'a-a Q5oI0 E Le 40 ri 3a :L go U -e-' ts M Z A -.I it a.4N c A.S ol - .- . o,sc,A.D. - 1 C' !lc' 'a 'h 1.4 U 0 12 e14Cr N ;I. , co 0 N D_ MINIM] WNi del . Cn ci. V7 CL ?- _ iS — - �r - - BC—The Sanford Herald 1' -- ' •- -- -- - '-V - . -- - 1 Cleaning Preparations on Box BEAT Offered For Fireplace Questi - ( Editor's note: Do you have a qucstkrn about real estate, taxes, planning and :oning, tic? Mall your Inquiries to Editor, Lifestyles, The Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla. 31771. Sign your letter. However, or.ly Initials will be used upon publication.) PAGE 4 The Q. We have a problem hornets In the eaves of our 1wsu. Tiar*rn.sojv.ta..ksa..., architect advised me to thg a laThes. The earth fill undet' hole under the house and put the floor should be leveled and By GENE GARY By JLJUAN STENSTROM Herald Real Estate Editor ' ........ Sunday, Sept. 16, 1973 Real Estate 1 P-_ ----, -. HEAT - .&&...4. - ...31 FOR COWM8IA/EPIC NEWSPAPER SUPPlEMENT Editor: Since the interest rates on VA and FHA loans have risen to 8i0 per cent, what about discount points. You recently said they had been as high as II but you predicted they would come down. Did they? -RsC Dear ILSC: I did suggest that discount points would fall when the government announced an increase In VA and FHA interest rates. And, the discount rate dropped from as high as 11 points downward to 3.5 and 4 points. A homeowner now can :Jford to sell his home to a buyer who can qualify for an FIi,t or VA loan. U you are contemplating purchasteg a borne wider VA or FHA financing or selling your present home please read the next Inquiry, Edit. I was talking to a real estate broker recently and he Informed me that the government did not make VA and FHA loans. I am almost certain that my father and mother purchased a home once from the Veteraru Administration and the Wi carried the mortgage. Could you explain this? -DBH Dear DRH: I think so. if you purchase an existing home from an individual homeowner or from a developer-bldldcr and you qualify for VA or FUA financing the mortgagee the mortgage company providing the financing actually lends you the money with which to make the purchase. U it is a VA, the Veterans Administration quaranteei the loon. In the ease of F1IA, the Federal housing AdmInitratkin simply io.urti 'lit, lo a n. VA makes no charge iG( Its 91tarSULCZ bt**se thli 1* Mi , teteton'r benefftt ftuties dbe Gi Lai u guts. bOl PllAaoescnargeaprenanm Of approximately one-hall of one per cent of the mortgage balance for its insurance. Now, about your parents baying a borne from VA and mating the jca directly to the Veterans Adm1nIsratiou, this is entirely possible since In all probability your parents purchased the home directly from the VA. Several )ears ago there were many homes in Sanford with VA guaranteed mortgaga. Many ai the homes went tLo foreelaurr. When the mortgage company carrying the mortgage got title to the property they sold the title to VA because VA guaranteed the mortgage. So, consequently, VA became the owner of the home. VA repaired and retur hAshed the home, put lion the market, and sd it. New, to some twa mortgagee's could not be found so VA itself carried the mortgage. Incidentally, your porvuti could have bought this VA owned home regardless of whether your dad was a veteran or n. - - j \ ' . - -- •'' 1. - o lZM _____ £ wtzhJ&wjsiex S/tim'!,, I- FNW I J I - ii --LLj. Eththr: Sometimes I read classified ada in The Herald In the "flcnes For Sale" classification which state, "Equity and assume payments." Just exactly what does tins mean? -MrLSNF Dear Mn. BNF: This simply means that ii the price of the house, let us SYs I1US,000 and the ewner has an existing mortgage outhe property with a balance of $19,000 owned on it, you can purchase the owner's equity for $1,000 and assume that existing mortgage. The chances today we that the existing mortgage has a very favorable intertst rae os It, much lower than 11 thee mortgage were paid aft and a new mortgage placed on ft. Today's Interest rates we rabig from SM to LU. Con-1 1 seoquestly, U that existing minge bears Interest at the rate of SOS or 7.00 per cent you certainly would not want to piy It off. Dy the way, the owner of that $25000 home may have only paid $22,000 for it but because of appreciation the market value today may bewhathe is aikiug for the house. low :T1 so= tm Sr rout--flu I L -i 1: Th,L_1tl t By ANDY LANG They are driven into the 2by and then into the will. '(( AP Newafeatures won't be able to tell their cUe. I bought a cabinet 'c Q ind emptetJ to take ticnes by testi ng th em I, oft the old varnish finish, since driving a coup!e Into the wa I wanted to rtfiuish It. I put on a without the wood, because the ond.-hand gud quJity varnish remover will bend quickl y. But the far, and, after it softened the finish, that most of a nail is in it 3 scraped and scraped. A lot of wood before it hits theconcrè old tarnish came off, but usually will prevent It fr' there's still plenty of it on. I bending. Sometimes. howcv cant es'rn see any of the bare you will strike a spot or everu. wood. It seems to me there entire wall which will resist a must have been half a dozen your efforts. You can rent a t coati ci varnhTh there Inaily f or driving concrete nails r an appareilCy I gut oil only attach the studs with a one or two of them. I'd Ake to adhesive. kiiow whether repeating the wholeoperation wlli help any or would Ibe wasting my Umeand montyl Q.-- I applied a coat ofpeo' A. Yea, repeat the entire trating sealer to the wood p process. But this time don't do cling in our family room no weeks ago. I used a irtu any serapin' until you have deto put it on. It seemed alt r4-,,b term-toed that all or most of the First, but wh en you tOUthItfW4 will come off. afN-r pljr therr,ch r- hc a wry slixht tackiness iil Ixast 30 minates before tou touch It. Then scrape a bit in just one A. - it that you an Arco of the wuod.0 you see that have neglected to wipe off I) all of the varnish Is not going to excess 5&er a few minuv yield 40 your efforts, apply an- after you applied It. U you ath. rvt of 1h, remmvor right havo ehr rf tirv'r that the' I C*140 - --C - -, fl.Lt1 Z'T - I TILJaa, - PERCY FAX HS OKMUA a - (For either o1 Andy tans Q-J have Wattachsone2 bookkt. "Wood Finishing in by 4s to a concrete wall (au I tht' home" or Paint Your - any sprcii1 them so they ¶' • 4-T- ' 8 St (;.!I ____ Ilp !I I 5 - I I .2 Cc Co 7VY OW.I .fl own :ft " -- c - - The FveciqiTheetr I --.------.----V &&etz -. CL f CS V. LO I be 0 911 lu cz 40 oz~& CL-80 Oisi5 uCE> ANJV \\c U9 0 =• I _ I I co ____ f Ø f' i-i . i";: ,. _____ It - X '4'' I I11 y a tj 0 0 %OEM I 0 E lot eal 11,CV -II :'. 't. 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I Atio f—{AVA sFE,i LONG, e ..7TICKV TONGUO TO ESE to 7it7N'T __ ...r c,s tJVR __ IN - . - - S • L ____ - - - - -. - 1- '- — - -- ___ ___ -t - -- • AJ I L ii ii . -- ____ - A l 11 Jr Now-- cr 2) CL 0 CL _T 1111 WX31 i i l l l l l lmp- __ r!) JTil HOW CAK YOO Sir / C .1fuL PA(f WKIF THIS ANP W40R' 14.10 -- CU (D - L1"S &'! WRDT*e IN MrOSA CL~P-) A MAM p vm Ei* CL C P1HPnS15t5,, i pgA4'r'i. r 01 5'TV(I41AL. c's T q t41MA'U HROP by M~ow MEOW MEEOW 4— t.iw.isi rfle,oF PERSONAL Dick _Cavalli + : I PROSSOReS 1F= IT MeIIIIIIT NEVER GEI ANY UisI uls ©ins bNA,7,,c. -- .2--- - tVA4.4_- - LtO wd the Wd 0A__'DING_HOUSE IIJIF 0KT09ERFF,5T TMrm 1.47 UPON US! IN C700P VOICE nj!ST FOR'THE 00 EI'Ti4K 1AE FINN OUT OF 5j2E:NTvj v! y 'S'NE FIRE 17U6 Cr IL A hi ___----i t J 0MR 16 A 4 FALL TIME TO PAINT THE v DON'T woplpy.~ GUTTERS IT WILL Y001 ion UPW OF HERS WHA1 H I [ ESERVr .-• •. ;-j( I 0 an __ 1 • 77J I U. - -... ..... Iv L0 05 So IF I CM 1 KKVE A W=7 WITIR N BEFORE - 16 'WIN05 L1 __ "WiNNT6 TO 7-) YVOSE CA F71 i ~,:; - IF YOUVE C-0II I MAdo;Z,1: NVkt4-r k TO You 'To BE Iv, YOUR YOWL-%,.I YOPF-LIN6 WNS TcLi IMF, - I HE'S X.. 1~ 6CRNMMEP H1 5 PWrN*TTEP m ( - Asia bn~ II I., ) I -::~ I --~ -)) .,- -, 'YOU NEVER TOLD ME I 1~ 01 1*4 Nit L -- ion Wo AND T11f:i. ____ SORR"I PRISCILLA" VVE GOT TO TAE COPS OR by Al Vermeer ffie UNPER 'THE 611 A5 14E POES FPU. by Les Carroll PRISCILLA'S POP OUR __ _Y~ 46 UCH ARAVIdANCE. AT Le-Air 14Y w ____ 47= ór going ' - LUt! t .l4)usJ LJZI VIsIt �L1 — ----- OUR IA - ..— — NEW AGE P -A -0 * kI- * By .00 _ AV 0)37 FOR A PEW DAYS ThIS WINTER,THE SUN wsu. ENTERTAf N A NEW VISITOR FROM S 3C—A CC%ir WJICH MAY TURN OUT 1TtBEThEM0T — d (CO - / \ EXPEC'rEO TO BE SO BRtG'1T AS 10 BE VISIBLE TO-THE NAKED EYE EVEN IN SROAD DAYLIGHT* 0 1 Iwo _______________ / -' DUE 'rOTHE LONG LEAD TIME MADE . 2' N - — - - - --• -' ' / re S4rE/4./r6SANOPER/14PS • . I - 1 — _____ J) - ..._..........._....tt I f u,e \ i..a..*. , —.22,. WE MU DECIDE 08E ME LEITER Ok TOE LSP/RIT OF TNE LAW MAT 10 CTLIbkA MERCUL' 1ToISbLI8RA. VEJLJ OPPOSES MARSAT9TAU. vc TRAVEL !iG F'- — _____ TO! JJ A -__---- - Iw ;\ "/f \ N% ' /7 O 18 tont attempt t live dangerously. Monday, 1 uesday beat for workInd out personal plans. Next weekend on Ihj doubtful side. Travel plans can meet with unexpected results. -AW MSCES (Feb, 19-Marrh 20) Don't allow your feelings to et out of h3nd. ".j \ VJL # kFI ONNEARfl4E,SEDATES . \ . T NEARBY DATCBE 1 / — 7 'C[UDED 4D1NGaJ cAEOFI'DEN71CAL1WINS j TWO MlU 'P nT ON FP,.,. 9,:9( ,2AT — Qe ent~ [Aofebook - 'L TEACJ4ERS OFCJ4!LDREI4 ASK — DOPER- sfrolog QJAR4'(FF.'I ____ * I TAURU. JUPiR 4013A Rlljg. SATURP 31 To 40 /— AQUAR IUS Jan. 20-Fen. Monday, Tuesday hold pitfalls in home, family tiancia? affairs, Thtirday can be disrupted in romantic matters. Guard health next weekend, EXPERIMEW WIDEN I N6 ezze is '."-. . cl jcbion lYE v - - __ L-3 rD Oro CAPRICORN (Dec. .22-Jan. 19) Handle all legal matters with the gitealer discrealion. Wednesday through Friday; opportunity for dangerous frilltakes. Ifidden factors can make sUrface appearances deceptive. ioug, Bur 7WEY C,4N ENXVNTER )VILLPOWE2 7NAr IS MTFJZ.1ThJED TI-uS L&4DS7O 7RAI1JS'. CJE4LaJSlS CAN ALSO BEA 4C7/ IS T4U I 1ES mkO'1 -' —. / SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Mon4ay through Wednesday doubtful. I Don't speak out of turn. Appearances can be deceiving due to un~no,- -,h N - -- might climax on Thorsday. Be overly cautious of ISSMia S with the opposite sex. Avoid involvement with any triangldg. SCORFIC (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) 11 born near Nov. 1. tense iituations c ut of social life. Sunday has dangers for all Scorpios. A week molional balance. Feelings can grow quite In ense Thursday. _____ . LIBRA %vhept (S 23-Oct 22) There can be some serious jealousies a$ / 01 -, i F1 CANCER (June 22-July 22) Oont take legal iisks1 Mid-week genetU favorable heavier rcsonbUIties creep In, partkUiarly it go te LEG Uulf 23,Aug. 22) The we.*k 9tows better as you go along. but 01 aml your *otk. Thursdal, Friday, best for business, it ancial affairs. The opposito SeX May Pidy till unputtant role, too. VIRGO (Aug. 23-S91, 22) Friends may have legal problems that ad careful handling, Hest to follow the rules of the establishment. Caullm lit dealing with members of the apposite sex on Thuriday. L SYTFó1. :, : Avoid accidents, parlicutaay concerning SporiL [J June 2445, Possible prob ems with the establishment. POSSIBLE BY EARLY DETECTION ASTRONOMERS WILL BE READYA 0 0 AND WILL MAKE*90hWIrA4THE MOST INT"IVELYSTUDIED COMET MRri1eawoz&tscuos, ORS,r/,t44~r,qw041/c,qj I /Z '., 17 -/*Mt - -- isf GEMINI (May 21-Jt e 21) Week above average. Monday throUgli Wednesda judgment generally sound. Breaks tAn be Imptovto, p.j-a mantic maftlers could hold soma compucations. Jealousies are possible, . _ S1es hard to defeat j y hV0 r- _____ c4qi6' . FCJOWl to TAURUS(Al21-May2Q)It remains very dyflafl to( thou born ne1j 101V& 71E AVC31NATIO~j CAN Ck)EATE ANE) MAkE T9I NGS r , 0L0RFL)I_. FANCY FOOD IS IN EVIDENCE. 4ZWMALS AND Pt1ARE NEVER 100 FARAWAY. 7/i4P/'T/rS E IJcIIALLY ST1GtJG , I 0 :3 Ann f I ___ It_F LJ XND IN 7WIS COMBINATION, LIFE CATS WIRY PERSONAL I$ ACCOM 4, 1974a THOL*H IT WILL BE SEEN EARLIER, THE BEST VISWING 940LJLD BE BETWEEN JANUARY 10thAN020th* j 0 J ASSOCIATIf NG , CL to &.- -r _ powerful fee' lln`gs predominate. Seek pearpful solutions. CD 1 i I -- .10 7'I 'O/7/.'ct331Er WILL BEATPERIHE1ON Iosst TO th2 sun) DECEMBER 28 AND 4EARE5T fl'4E EAR N —75 MILLION MILES—JANUARY 15, _ H 11 IT'S CL rCARL PAYNE TOBEy I iiic ; JII1 RR$ __ -DISCMAED IN MAIqCMI WMILIS STILL 440 MILL1014 MILES FROM THE SUN,BY ORO Laws CL Athelstan Spflhaus PRO8LEMSMENTALLYtJtJflL ITLEAST0G/YE4*R W(/TOLlFEANDCo. 7ETOFThEr,TM -( TOMATEk!ALlsMAPD ITS EL F!SU MoTrJE FIELDS WILL BE ASkED TO - `;1E INDAIDLIAL IN it JEJA ARE DOWN, r BUT NOW AWCH DO YOU ACTUALIPY Y*MQW ABOUT HUNYIN&ELE_ANT? : .11 HOLD OUT' TILL 7WIS' T149 WEEKLY PAYROL.1,1 ~ ilk 00 F JAI 77 41 ~A Hub - . - •i f \(L qCer .•- %POO' _ OUT OUIL lv:&y A&CM TAXIF TRAT 71.1w Z WS ,jiisr GCNNA ___ WALK ASZOUN17 "E NEIGHW~RPOC OFF. YOUNG MAN.' ated 74woe&. HEKK 14M 71-C 042 WHO TOLP ME t-4C)M IMRThNT -# HOW WSINF-99 CANT GGV ALONG 14 1* 14OW MUCH INFLUSNCE -IT HAS ON EVERYONE'S BY THa WAY, POP— WHILE YOU';ZC- YEAH! COhiMEWPING V15HING OUT OUR ALLOWAWCE~5 'AVE S,OU 5MN T8I5 JOTS FROM A NEW LEAP AMP HOW A CLEVER AP CAèSJ MCWE (Q) ____ PECPLE- TO C70 e _-A IN CLA5 5PI5. 1 50 POWIT - I I PEERVE UMThI4' EXTRA MONEY FOR YOU KIPPlMG1 LOOK'. WHEN I WA!5 A KIP c' ___ FO BEHAVING MYELF1 the I BEHAVIOR. 1SUCH GOOD • BOYØ - lion e of 1c4 7 fig City the Uon an 7~1 JA e. VAT MIA IZ 111 if — J1J1I'( II , WPN t I-4EA BILL5 HE KAS - L T MLM PAV - ) ffJ11 - [(IIJ"' $7 'utIl pijr IT TRHC/N tiLLIS '" - I I t EVER MlEuAvEP P )TCI-1E 10 wout..o WHUP MY ___ 4 - FINI -( ;i OFS ) O FOR PETE 5 ME, WHY 6HOULP YOU TWO EXPECT MONEY FOR EI '1 WH CAN'T YOU UT MM...MAYø POP WAIT A ECo NJ D1,wH4r oT 5UMTHIMI THERE... ) EXACTLY PID L AY THIP'JK WE OU&HTA JL5T Ti-4EPJ BE GOOD FOR WOTHWO, .7 LIKE IWA .\ _ I _ GIVE IT TR ¶ - r= __ _UA () .640 ' ri Wk 7-V Y kA PL FROM I It _J(j :-1 ' itou, ,it vl*it1,tJL p �1iIJ U CADIP 3r Larry SCLATTER Lewis b DEAN POLLY—Nki'1111111 OR MOST fOa A PHONE BOOTH I for thot does not have a hole in thcololm"Zil e, clip a spring-type cloth*$. Pin On each side of the pan, turn the n over and [at it cool."LINDA WIPULD PAY 0FP 60 PO __________________________ / ( Klfchin a t .—• . - I - . •7 1• .A•-. _______ a 4 _____________ - ______ jJ 1 (' _____________ ___________ PHOTO-GUIDE Is In sizes; Sma OS-110). ifltI ' _________________ _______ r _____ 2 wi th U - ose , . :" .:.2. _______ neat wt;le kItchen chores - .-r__-- _________ .. 141199 1 ' I - . H EN I ...AND HAD To OVERCOME... 1 BECAME A D"AN OF: INSTRUCTION ... 4I.OUR SERIOUS and then glue the picture to [he felt after It is dry. Glue the lid% to a wide 1 Vi. _,>1 -SHORTAGE,,' I 8 3 k Your Cholca Make INt dress with colt -____ 8241 DEAKFOLLY—Wheneverl etlitifullon my fingers I use a bit of nol po in over to got it off.—KELLY A _____ • S I . . i.:- -•ie\___ - - - .. . - ..-.-. _% •P. _.c.lT . • 511, - - . ,.. ll_ • , , •. j I / // , -• I' i V •_•%__•_- %' - - 17 I - . y_,i i i . . 21 , , I ( (f'7L_1 l, •1 Wth 12tr g y ps sparkle *htfl Sb. SttS this dAfilna pt Cu ll to be mn with or without tell tb 8241 wi?? HU 10 GUlD is in Slits 4 to 12 'i S 6 . , 1Iii'I4lTWlLZtJ 'A,svalds s - EB and - C1 CD 0 By FLO - a -• -- I iL TERM Y. tools ALLEY 003P t £ ' those .1 •II •-. 4 Ing depotlts from my cut glaCs I dtssoIe on efferviscent denture ticonter pays $1,00 for eyet), Weer Send them to her, c/o this news tablet in the waterinabowl,yas. r, etc. The denture cleanser the glass remarkably clean and sin—SLY Is Only I I I •"_••_•___ - ' __ • .__ _u.u___-, d iOcwit!, T O ORDER oddr.spttern number nd slitor to NEEDLEWORK I own Station, Cts - Paul Sellers LY L.J'AR • '• , TO ORDER (CcIdt"" s 4 J. some to patch and one to emirorder in cross-stitch on gingham . 'V - I ra Quills In FLOWER DESIGNS to add color and charm to the room are offered In this book. You will STILL, • - ______ .t t DEAR POLLY—A clothes sprinkler makes art Ideal watiirin~ con for stedling% that have been storied indoor%. When the Iptinkler Is filled with tepid r lukewarm wooer it gives an effect almost like a worm spring or summir DEAR POLLY—My family likes toast willi butter and honey on it for breakNO but it ilirat always such a sticky mesi, dripping tot the table an d the newspaper utIlwestarted puffing the me 6 the toast first(totoki in belt n ipread a dab of butter over LAME 8t is in Sizes $ to 18 Size to 32 bust shorter leng • . th a # .a tvafu3,-iflCjj • I - •1 4i 4.12 0-118 WWI I 11M eh table, and my 9biblit left unharmed, ..rM%SC. T. hV00 '2 0~ wag the exact diameter square .1 .fA, fpc -1 114 1117 ercd with a pretty circuip; velojjr akirt that I made atid trimm eti :I 46 l place would sew the top part of the ribbon around a brass or ploitic c urfoin ring and then put the ring over the no't or 152 J. s (PoIIy'.s Note—This hanging sfi'Ip *ould daub tIes be a bit more secure If you AA S p it by. Many pictures can be -n the tome Iiingth of ribbon.—?AM - . _________________ I DEAR POLLY I wantod a rount.. table, but, already had severe' square ones At a lumber yard t had a circle of plywood cut o it tweerr them down its length Put eyelet in the top of the ribbon ,c ho I I a_I' DEAR POLLI A cute and easy way to hang ichoI pictures I, to glue colored felt to the inside of a canning Jar lid mat. It i a perfect one-cup measure to I no longer have to worry about losing r breaking I s measuring cup,. ;AT5T -.. by e I Graue f 33 AO LEM/ I THINK WE ER GET TNVORK ON KING TUNK. CU (Al CD :1 PRIMED T"GIVE CANg 00P`Jr AT ONE TMF. 40- 0 ..,THERE WHArD I LOAD HER TELLOU? UPAGIN! '3j RECEPT!ON! C,,mN,LET'S - OF O tt a-loft gi g% jp - . - - •. 97, ILIKE 60METHING AR I— OaUJIG TELL CO ES W M SOME MORE maw FROM OUTER at POW qcer 0 - I ________ ssed the : . J olffzqxy WONDER II ABOUT )4OWMfr,14V C144KON JA • , I! • • .- . • - by I I -- - _---•--1-_ -- Dick Rogers a: ______ - •. - ______ _____________ _________________________ • _______________ __________________________________ - the INTERNAL URNHO- IN • iedo two RTNOIAO - the - - City / - - IWO don RICKS AR 3 ARRANGE rim 4 / Sri: Fitj WX Ae r A. Z / '.-A* J4V0V AVI 'REE1 . t~ of ' -• • in- -NOW. MISS ROBERTS . . AB(XJT THIS LITTLE r-LIB-1101.1 TINE # I RS. . "HENAY S FAR FROM BEING OVER I HIE 11 ILL . . I DUJ;_; T IF HELL EVEN MAKE IT TO THE TOP!` ll pow f4m I • --- - 110TUR J A U9JKI . .- z—=—=-=------ ' - - '/ - .i 'iKa , :., " rn -- - .- . - -• p \ ,cti,.i I • I' - F. -\ ' - 16 fl - CH • 1 U •,- -A-- - 1 r-1 1 .- 4jjj .: .---'-- LL • . • . cN 5UP rgw -, -- THII - , /i --• ..i.i,.,• _ '-' r—' I I "A .41 JRAL / NATURAL j ai thYa1JsbIepnz,e , - -- .i . 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RYW — - - U - LLUS AF - A ____ I- . - __ _- --- f! .; - & --- - ME: - i-r,l,~1 A -1 - -1 . /- . / W a , / / I - " J000-f -0 i5 ---- 5 5 i - r_~ a .T4 - - Y -Y (0~tp — = - -- 4 -- _l , - - I - I _0 -- I Q - I , _ / le /. / I" 1 . ,,~/ I .1 / / - -, - 1 j [ 0 — 1 L:_3 Orleans i ./ I i. , i I O - I- .X ; YY - ::~ " X. arA write about instead of our .** dail y dosa g e of afternoon thundehowers 1 111% - - .__ f ---R r__ - - - X ~/ / -~t/_ ___ Ir/ /,/~ , - i- - KIND.k QUIET IT WA'S.,. TILL LL :D R( J 1k, 1 1 1,,___O~FF IAT T - - __ __ - _____ - ! -_ n -_ to ~!t i ~__ 0, ~ -, ., -i4 if i - - A _;j__ __ ` - Z -_-__ - - . - - . - - ! - -- - a. , - ifl, - - I - i * -4_` V- t--- I- V ? i M 17U a -- . ,--% A - . - - - z __ - . ) .0 A- - - - couldn't quite understand the Preside nra comments about 0, - - — ~~ .T_ ,E1 ----------— - 1 i 4 - • A peeping torn may be imp o' ,~. into the window of a Forest City . - x' lJ01ACE LEAVES are canceled and tr reinforce(] for Prime Nfinister Edward t - -- Heaths visit. (Page 3A) %~q, Watergate, but not being to Clasathed ads 4B lbiic notices 2A Comics ...............7A Society ...............GA I Z: Crossword puule GA Spor N . , - - I.2-413 Turnpike, yim're Lx)tjnfi to .we "~::* Dear Abby . ._ ,6A State . r .............. 5A I 4 menace on the highway ...drive; I Editorial comment _ .. AA TV .... _.... 65 driver under 25 ' v - _--- -k_#-- _ - *- ' - '_: — ter X. to Sanford According amberDiredorJohnKrider, , __. - - WM - — _.. -- . .- ~ — - __ r2 - __- - -- - - ( - ______ -_ A ~TU_9_ - - - *I %, . - . IT -417 Jh p BICYCLIST TMTt?DD Rousch hospitahzed with broken leg ...Harold _______________________________________________________________ oun That meant (7hrysler lost 4,. 60 cars it had expected to asThie Saturday on ove rtime. Chrysler had planned to build 42,000 cars and 11,000 trucks this week. including Saturday overtime. a ru The au maker has told Its suppliers In the steel, liro and parth industries to hold all menu until further notice. No ve B ai 1Ira1 c ion i request, said he fell the the South Seminole Druid Hills municipalities should come up bei bothood with the remaining $10,000 While county pound officer Chairman Sid Vihien told Sam Martin has voluntee red to A$ 000requestlora countybacked Drug Action Committee agency director Tim Bannick, take the dog home him,self, been canceled, a company may see Seminole County when Bannick made an Aug. 14 cumnione have expressed spokesma n said Sunda y. Commission approval Tuesday, appearance before the co reservations about freeing the F the Budd are mion, Oi De as "regard" commissioners animal, f I repeated a-base s supplier. said scheduled to hear a wk program, saying "we will give attacks upon people. it is laying off 250 of its 2,500 session pitch by the agency's every consideration possible" Other m,atters before the workersbecause of the coreor, then ad on the to the request. ard include a re view of the I tr Drummond, toda noting uestinthere regular afternoon county septic tank inspection Bannick's figures shiowing 2,2DO responsibilities, in the wake of save the future predicted cases in the next Ia 115,000 the hoid scare in Oviedo oi IIhia nd if you can't months caid tn the sence ks (luring the past to arid 0 M professional look at the humane side, look at thile ks. nce from the private "L'Q the dollars and cents cost of The deve.opers and the City handling drug abuse cases ector, it would appear Out funding 'roin the count and the Of Oviedo were cited by the y Uirough the police and courts 11 cities is more than justified." State Department of Pollution Commissioner Greg • rum- lnortness, the ,edb Control last Monday af ter an mond said today. scheduled to deciuc the fate of investigation revealed the at) NON Staff Writer bo T flashlight on his face and he wil: support county funding of ,%layor, accused of biting and spection of the subdivision's started to run," Barnes said. two-thirds of the agency's intimidating many residents of Septic tanks. "The prowler ran away but ___________________________________________ riot before Barnes clobbered -- . __ en ugh to break the wooden bat ~%, FORMER Martin Counl y sf-tr-iff's officer *.1. goes on trial in the macabre dealft of two I - _____ - . 1 F - liw ,%-. . . . . I.- ' -' - _____-Alj~~ __ - - __ , - - I p 1 ' - *:~: escaping on foot with $M worth of hard drugs. Sgt. Tony Calangelo noted, ,,This is the first drug store afternoon and evening hours. robbery in which a .43 pistol has ____ ~ --'-. 2 FN - - f i -1. ght gwedge of cold air plunged -'-', &ep into the southern Plains - today and fanned out over the v%-vr tnuch of the nation's Ii iithection . ) through mesthy with a chance of thun&-tshowers mainly in the at - __ - Partly c loudy I during the days aiid 20 per vent your class A narcotics-be ZMNS N .45caliberplstolonclerksat Stubb: Pharmacy at Forest Investigators reported the . - . -W Chrysler's automotive ng ck - . !_- - - -- K7,!--i—Z.;,~ . FOR HIT-RUN DRIVER , Is , *.. IN dominate congressional action this week. e I B) iPage3A) .- - - ;A - I ,~ - "I figure he'll be wearing a Tom Barnes, 34, of Forest . ty Dale ster he saw a man looking in teen aged Broward County girls (Page 5A) flrnes described the man — ndghborstndosBas w ho fled screaming from his said he turned on i bedroom %k light and hid in bushes near his Yard as six feet tall, about 25,M Identify this local letter writer. ..., .... " government I squeaks through again i n .,%:~ window and waited, with a years-ol,J wit!ishort brown h;ilr :_ =_ parliamentary electiows. (Page 3A) and wearing a dark bi baseball bat. an absolute c1mic: I don't "When he attempted to loo know who is responsible fur this %.*' — Sheriff's agents are also THE ('1111,11"AN JUNTA admits some armed % looking for a drug bandit who resistance continues but says it is isolated. ~.. -, - - --- L , i - - . A . 01 __ - , .. I T ; - #, - z= - _Ahm t7 1 . _M_ = _____ 4 - - I tI . I . * - - e.. ITF I WAKYTM TD DRIK-4< AT . THE FUL ;3U~ LJEV-,JAW I W.LD -, " ') ___ ... . I- . I __. -- 1xi H~ i . ri ."seen on a sign-'Weather ....-, / I~~J - LI&F --I .. - - - V ,'e- - _ . / , / II - _.Z_ .."! - -i I I -- . - _::.. -.---- - I_A6_ __- Ak- L-TA A - . y .,. And if that's not enough of a ~ FOOD AND Dl1L'(; ADMINISTRATION plans ~-1 to keep secret the recall of certain defective warning for you to start your "' C1sUnasshopping, the d medical devices and drugs (Page 1B) to 5 Inches of snow in Montana BZA H . __ - M 7i I W Jj - k ,6 ___ I I . J P!r-=- i =-- . hoItbaUon y ha _. ,_ - - - - ia • g G - or objective, Mdrin said he sank into a ujC I that threatened his marriage, crippled his military career and required refused to News Di est .., 5: .&% ^ . 04~ 1 1 4 ) . /. ___ . ' Don't look now, but.... The defense had argued heatedly that more me While they were complaining was needed to study 36,000 documents the governabout the excessive heat and ment says may be introduced as evidence, humidit) at yester ay a .V % Dolphln49'ers game at Miami's ~ZV -X :'*****-':" :** "' Orange Bowl, teinp X. dropped rnto the as far cast -, - CircuittCourt of App eals in New order a delay in trial. John A. .......... , .F - i ia I --. I . 1~4j - 4 C r 1 : I- I . /// 4s,_.IV%- ,i nln ~1~ F~n_ 1 1 ~ \ 1 _ ( ide. a * . . . ne 10 " _____ / 1,- -: % __Q _ SCh - 7 e ow ; ~v FP1 b3r . - t, /,/X . / /,1~ // , / 'I, ZZ~ I - _____________ . ~_ ____ - -. z .. -r- 3K Defense attorneys argued up to the last minute for a seperate tr l for Bailey and for a delay in Turncr's trial But Tjoflat refused to seperate Bailey as a ________________________________ I z _. 1. -_. To Be Great Inc., a personality development firm, and Koscot Interplaneta ry Inc., a cosmeticsfirm. __________ H I N1 _________ ______ - partment The weekend action as not explained The defendants were indicted last May On 28 counts of mail fraud in connection with conLroversial practices used to sell franchises in Dare 0< - = NO-I,- . ,--_- Company executives said that, if no settlement ,were reached today, they would de. midnight Friday when thousands of UAW members walked off their jobs. ' •. Depression A nother associate, Terrell W. Jones, 31, was dismissed by U.S. District Judge Gerald Tjoflat as a defendant at the request of the U.S. Justice De- _________ ii a I,7 — r- - , m -W elimination of mandatory AldrW, In a telephone Interview, said he "benclitted tremendously" from making man's fIrrt landing on the moon, but the change of life following the flight" brought on a severe depression which Launts M yet. The astronaut, rd from both ro and (be Air Force, sd he was unaWe to cope with the sudden loss from / A By specifidnumroftheau maker's 10,500 white-collar workers. IAyoffs would hit those whose jobs are linked truck production. - I , HUNT ON 'r ers union and the company had failed to make any breakftouan on kev econnmir i.wuips HoUston(AP) - ApoHoll Glenn W. Turner, a former South Carolina astronaut Edwin E. drin plowboy who turned a $5,000 loan and a hard sell into a Florida business empire, Jr., the second man to walk goes on trial in federal court today charged with illegally using the mails to pro. that after his lunar journ ey i s methatempire. depreuLon Into a ment al Also on trial arc- noted defense attorney F. Lee Bailey of Boston and seven that left him paralyzed and ther associates of Tumer's Orlando-based businesses. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. AP) - ________ -- . Haunted Goes On Trial Toda - 4 - -1- A . . .. I .. - _______ . - - %; A . . K*"r, _t I -. . * - - ] , %% _; . " . . - . I..-I V ,t z;~_~AL_Z_-%i%.Aw 4 W_-Qmv~vlff` ANN t i Astronaut Caroleina P :)w ov - Z Y .- . . ). 9 ____ ___ ! -1. was struck by an east- thlasunionandcompanyne. n J Th brgatnir ad uthun tionde st ri k e b) 112,000 auto at lOam Sunday. workers Butdes despite the marathon ses- ' 0 I . " t-) - \ • _____ . . - I ~# - . .. 11 1--\!r_- O~ - IP IL ] I __ I ___a._" .-- TO . - . -Cn - -- - - _ I 00 IT*, I %_ .J~ I t V , -f- I . #1 DETROIT I AP) — Top Chrysler Chairman Lynn Clrysler execufives remained Townsend and President John at their desks throughout in- Riccardo were still at Chrysler tensive, d,ay and night contract World Headquarters at 6 a.m. - rra Mndy S _____ 7 . SERVICE AREA - -__ EM-e— X - 0 .1 - - - - = f - •- Trooper Ernie Jacobs said 0 • I s u o' CAT 41-4 -- 0 Stoffe3L'- & fig I - t- .-._: - - , I- . . \4 _. rC't" -- - they will be able to repair his leg, fractured below the knee In the 6 a.m. accident rys er - -. '4 1 _. 5 0- a) - egoti 'ators I W left A hospital spokesman repo rt ed Harold Rousch, . of Fou rth Street, Lake surgery ---I . I - - .- , 1 -"' . / - : _U~ , -JA\ ' __- I a.m.anddoctorsbe1jec . I N~a . -. - 1' JWevard as docs at Florida Hos p ital In landoorkedtosaet Injured mans fractured Time said the Baltimore grand jury it be acting as a preliminary invcstigavc body" in preparing and transmitting to the House its report, known technically as a "presentment." -, - - -, I/ / W , 11 -I.- - - - L fK i- . . protracted legal struggle over th e ConStituonaJ question of whether a Vice President must be impeached before facing any criminal charges in the courts," Time said ____ --. . 11 TC) /A F=./ - - ~__~', .r ~=l --I - - - -- - I - _______ ~ State troopers searchetl today for a hit and run driver who Injured a bicyclist on Lake Mary WOOPIFN __ ) I . Report PUFF . i SIillOANLw I IlYBOBI'LOVI) "Such a course would be designed to avoid a - - p 0 P NEW YORK (AP) Time Magazine says the Justice Department may ask a feucral grand Jury Investigating alleged kickback schemes to send a report of its findings to the U.S. House of Representatives as a prelude to possible im peachment of Vice President Spiro T Agnew. The magazine said in its current issue that authorities were leaning toward this "unique course' instead of trying to seek an indictment against Agnew while he is still in office. 1 - - - I -- - ____________ Victim eachme ntf m VP - - CvIIst wii 7 19dftL (., I - LUIW w LI ' IMnr, 1ftL z P . TAA __ Prrr1c I 2 ,_ -3, — I .T - _____ - . -_ _ 1 I - It I nr+ R t6 9 - 1. _. __ - -T- I - I• 1 _____ I 'Ir ~m, 7j4&I f. H 'i ¶1 PLEASURE/fl __ I I g I fl-4AN!( ;vu/ JYOU,SIR'.'; MIG,LLAG =.Tii____ ___ by __ Prank .. - I N.,_ =-I _ ___ - p - I __ > ___ 3MI BS I . Z 14 __ . . I 1' POLICE INSTRUCTORS DESIGN PILOT PROGRAM in the INIEETING at Se'llinOle Junior College this week, police instructors from allover the state ill deve l op a model prerequisite course for ness roWr as a young itian with black medium length W, 170 pou~is and about five-feet-ten. Inchcctail Linehan.,S..JC coordinator of Criminal Justice; Louis J. Rausch, Police Standards Board Field Services administrator, Tallahassee; and Herbert Johnston, of Tallah project coordinator. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr i fast be sure moral," to put instructor certification under the direction of ti to r) Dr. John P. P1. - ___ � 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, September 16, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 16, 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 30-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 16, 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/a7f7f8dbc7820352162e7cdf6cd08c89.pdf 771f74a17d37b386d6564193b5586e99 PDF Text Text -( -•x '-,r 1 '' - ______ 613—Th Sanford Hera ld ::T_.:,: ........- -. ..... . -7 -- Monday, Od.8,1973 IMP srae is o JOIN US ' TO TELL eavy r t ---------- tLi----- a ascus ama 9e Re Porte DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — Israeli Phantom jets bombed the Syrian Defetise Ministry 2nd radio station in Damascus today, heavily dainaging the buildings and inflicting casualties. (Related story on Page 113) It was the first reported air raid over the capitals of any of the three countries fighting in the fourth Arab-israch war. Syria immediately threatered retaliation _14 __ The Israeli jets left several bomb craters in the large square in front of the Defense Ministry on the eastern fringe of the city. They also hit a house hbout half a mile away. Many residents flattened themcel'ies to the ground as the raid brought the new Middle East war home to this ancient Syrian capital. Bystanders watched as more than half a dozen ambulances eva"iated dead and wounded '1:1.. .- - I - 'fl)' - - .- - t, '-'-.' ' .- - _ 71' , 4..ç 4I.j,,•, •L ** , __________________________ " I Ei,, .-. -, er.. , _______ ____ 2i • I i FERN PARK TO HOST FIREFIGHTERS' FIELD DAY THE annual field day held by Seminole County firemen will be dedicated in the memory of former Longwood Fire Chief Carl Lammier, who died in the line of duty. Hosted by Fern Park Fire Department, it will be held Oct. 14 at IC-Mart Shoppini Center heiThnin at c uuui S&miu;ik Jiycei vi1! sponsor thecvent and the public is invited. I I I lIII' b? ' %w Oct. 8 Sanford-SeinIn(II art asoeiatit ,.,,,, at the Forest on La ke Mary Blvd. Guest speaker Dorothy hliles, Past President Central Florida Art Association. Topic 'Versatility in Art. " he will zii)W io me of her lucite carvings, ceramics and water. tiilors, Seminole County Mental Health AcIaticn, 7:30 p.m., Seminole County Mental Health Center, 103 Robin Rd., Altamonte Sprins. Pubhi invited. Oct. 9Teague Middle SChOOl PTA, 7:30 P.-in., open house and installalion of officers. Pan el Discussion on (p paign financing sponsored by League of Women Voters of Seminole County, SJC library rooms 207.208, for general public. i.mi..a Oct. 9 Sanford lions Club, noon, Uou.ce of Steak. Oct. SISTER, Inc., Cavalier Restaurant. noon, Laku Mary Chamber ° Commerce covered dish supper and awards night; 6:30 p.m., The Forest. Oct _ Lake Mary Rotary Club breakfast, The Forest, 8 a.m. Oct. 14— erninole . County Fire Fighters annual field day, KMart, Fern Park, starting at noon. Sanford VFW Post 10108 and Au x iliary monthly meetings at . • flU. League of Women Voters thscusjon Units, topic: Fductton. 9:15 LW., Altamonte Community Church, SR 436; 7:45 p.m.. Pacey Building, SR 434, Longwood. South Seminole Jaycees - 'A Mess Of MIAINII BFACII. Fla. (AP) — AFL-CIO President George FANTASTIC PROGRESS 173 Sanford Rotary Club noon luncheon, Sanford Civic Center. Speaker, Tony Russi ) Oct. 31Scuth Seminole Jaycees Children's Halloween Festival, 7:30 p.m., Longwood Park. To your relatives and friends.outside Florida 75! 'tot s'OO Dracula PROGRESS MAILA-WAY O RDER Name, "~l -- I - B 1 04 City State LJ Lr__1 Additional list encIoed Zip - PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER Name P IS Mailing Address A State _Zip f'l I City I State - (1' Zip— j j POQ,r,oflaJ115T enclosed r'ath, fh. orr tTëIL O rjl - - - _I '-s" r - iw-ii u'iir was selected for use on the greeting card. But th sictory celebrati on was Ivebours later Amy was Pg LL .--. _______ um- LAKEFRONT JEWELS — QUIET WATERS of Sanford Marina nest basin mirror the Seminole County Courthouse that draws citizens daily to the city to transact business. The marina too has drawing power as thousands of central Floridians use facilities The doUar, ~e said. has been centers on a Provision to 3et up politics over the bill; we're . News Diges t ., ISRAEL says it is holding off Egyptian forces in the Sinai and pushing back the Syrians in the Golan Heights, but Cairo and Dainascus there should have been : somewhere around 3,500 ;. mothers and fa the rs at the meeting Obviously, there we re sorn c who had a conflict o meetings claim victories. (Page IB) - islrihutci to our re g ular suh5crit m on ()c lcL.r 21ith, Ad oitionai copies may be reserved by mailing a list the names and addresses to whom the ed1ton is to be mailed, along with 75c fororeach copy, to the Circulation Department, 300 French Ave., Sanford, FIa, 32 7/ 1 . - BECAUSE OF ADVANCE SECTION PRESS RUNS THE DEADLINE w.vr iS OCTOBER IS,. a&s, *siaau FOR ADnrDIsJS - .-,,,,i,i ,,vv, - op. soine of the major contractor there as a gateway to sport fishing and family recreational boating on Lake Monroe and the beautiful St. Johns River. (Staff Photo) - ._ %orker covered by a pension "into account the unique cir- TWO REPORTED NIXON CAMPA!GN SPIES testify today before the Scate Watergate committee. Wage 1B) FLORIDA'S JEWS give b)rAd, money and moral support as their part in 1.he IsraeL-Arab war. age ) Rest assured that If I something shuu :l go wrung, .1. ,ro'v,' 'I umv flO 5iW3 , Wtu we e 110S TONt Bailey evokes first ano ch.' loudest to iripu testinlorly to hick up his contenf'on tNit his But ask them to participate : only job with Glenn W. Turner 1.usinesses was constructively, and they' re as attorney. (Page 3i) now here to be found a ';d Reynolds. 'As a matter of fact, when youcoruider that all of ctminoles opponents are .%t4Ik r at ed and und efeated ,(Winter , lar and Lake Ii ly loss ' i ,_1 whic h Oviedo iiflS VidS to " Sanur tt.t• 1 pc ac I nd e Bridge : SC,nuUtC%% 1CflOCI nOO(UU,I 7A Calendar ....•......,...3A Classified ads......... 5.6B Comics ------------- 411 ,, difficult 0 an esi, ns os er -a-sse err By JEAN PATI'ESON Herald Stall Writer : Crc 'surIpmiz!e . ----- 7A t Dear Abby --- --------- IA .GA Editorlalcomment I"ntrnsnnu'nt - 411 - City Dole hari ty Probed C) an Wniop for 'he boud as soon as PCZ - ible. 'Me request to the attarney general in January concerned an appeal for funding by the - - - j..,e i'-' ' KU - -. -. tj 4 Reliable sources said todas cvarqI councilmen art, &scussire, the paWbility of making the. office of mayor a full-time position to include the duties of city manager. •1 I --1k + _ • " - - - • -. IAKIN COMPLULL\ BY SURPHISE . .Bergman (center)with councilmen Edith Duerr and John Zacco (Heraid Photo by Jean Patteson) Parks Due 12 M*i I*ion ? "Some of the $12 million in three parks, the planning developed," according to parks we already have, sonm council says, including one set Hattaway, and a major county t,"i... ......... TIdi: lime the board by the city, and two by th e park by a lake with good heathwil l be donated by 'o know if it can r5'nnirlu • developers, up r .' f ronL A 1 2 million county and city ome by the cities and the COtirn). • a city employe to provide In thu. South Count), the ram to Lx unnpkkd bunt), 'md the balance u ill In other busuiu.s, CU Mirin' ser-ii.i. for the pa rk prog Longwood area Chamber of by 190 is being developed by come, we hope, from federal planning COlnIfll.sSlofl teconi- missioners report "good mends 16 neighborhood parks; pr ogress" in the words of Commerce. Th e clamber th e Seminole County Corn- park funds," he said. two In Alt,'monte Springs, three Cnirpjji wit, to 'nstall a telephone in mission and the East Central Dick WsUiamr., ha&U p!ann i -g, -cnunis-i on three 4i Casselocrty, Florida Regional Planning split Seininele Into one each for following Monday' evening -s city hall for the purpose. " L=gwom and Wintpr Springs, work session with CROP on who has ruled in Counci!. gi ons, with Sanford om and nine to be de'eleped by the developing a new agri&'ultr. Coiiiiisionec Mike Hat. re Altainonle Sprini' vhvre he iiiu.ndet fur our neighborhood county. also city atlorney that tawny, board kasars officer f' park-t, iinu InajOtp3Xk3' zoning ordinance to permit Also recommended for the placement of mobile homes. donations to charitable parks arid reCreation, today Lake Sylvan, and the new too South County are three public organizations are improper, said "We are well on the way to site on Lake "We are close to finding ..W)flh1Tlsfll pools , a bicycle trait something satisfactory now," solo there Is a definite question meeting 'bat goal," following 17v Oviedo area should have system "already heing ti-i2i conctrning the propriety of this hlonday idght's merting to oft aim said, addifig "I call - ' ' discuss ECFUPC's preliminary plans, According to Hatt.away, the Weather high 89 low this planning commission has ' e.sterda 's drawn up an interlocking morning 67 and there system of municipal, county an Inch of rain yesterday through and regional parks to In. Par 1l cloudy of corporate parks already Wednesday with a chance th existing, and to stimulate thundershowers mainly in afternoon and evening hours. d-'velonent of parks by the individual gQvernrnental in}flghstn"-'uerPi nues rnwieu in the tow type donation, - - er By CHRIS NELSON herald Staff Writer x iA Horoscope }kvipitalnotes ..........3A Public notices ..........BA Society---------------- 7A Sports ...............2-411 State . ...................3A Stocks..-. ...-....... 111 'r IA San Bernathno, Cail! a Bergman's proposal at the thre Mayor Bill Grier, who with McIntosh knew of Bergman's had been for a notification City Clerk Mary Hawthorne intention before the meeting, period of 90 days. and City Atty. Kenneth lCont'd On Pg. 2A Col. 31 the council of governments covering the largest sin gle county In the United States - LONG WOOD Bergman said his rcsignatloa lawfull 'contribute taxfu Is defln..te and will Lx effective charitable organizations' The city council Mon.a) Dec. L tn deference t,- the i5ni gh t, weary of waiting for an day minimwn notzce discumed, but not ye attorney-general's opinion during budg et cqos requested 10 mon ths ago asked ' City Atty. Joe Davis to prepare KISSINGER cautions the Soviet Union that detente cannot survive irresponsibility in the Middle East. (Page IB) - -.- - STATE NATURAL RESOURCES I Incidentally, Principal Don Randolph Hodges resigns. ( Page Ileynol l is demnntrated his adept laokenfield answering j:j ability when he scored on a THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY question froin one of the LICENSING BOA111), hit by controversy purents, "what's sarong Withearlier thIs year, namcs its only public our football team?" member as its chief. (Page 3A) 440J4 MI- This cdition vilI t crtvch." I4 when her picture -' ss rpfl R E CU T IDEAL G-R ROOFING or INSULATING .. There s hould have hr upwards of 3,000 persons at Seminole High School last night for parents-teacher orientation. An opportunity to sisit and meet the children's teacheri Less thin tflfl Sh1fl% , 't 'P' (Too Darn Busy ... I have a couple letters as an answer B1;L1. (that stands for bull, balmey, etc.) NO TELEPHONE ORDERS, PLEASE 1r,. LINING MATERIAL (They Ju Fit £3etween Sfuddir,asand Rafters) LO they suffering from the TDBs? I 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES rk hn' '° Jo i and not attend. What about the othe rs? Are Ah • I NONRUSTING PURE ALUMINUM wr C1'AD '-, Tit- " Name Mailing Address_ , 71d3 scimol has an enrullinent ~,f 1,750 students...which means Additional list enclosed PROGRESS MA I L-A.WAY ORDER I - Name— State [iii - USED OFFSLT PRINtING PLATES I __ guidelines were expected to be The bIll, approved 93toolast workers and the termination of Casselberry's first city the focus of attention through- month by the Senate and sent to some funds. out the two.,,eek labor meeting the House, calls for an overhaul The issue came up Monday manager Ron Bergman took here, of the private pension system to during the opening of the de- council completely by surprise Monday night resigning from "After two freezes and four assure employes of retirement partment's 57th convention. phases, the annual Inflation benefits When a delegote noted that the position he has held for the rate which "iron fi'uind tin n. OposiUon to the 1ntasurc the ieguIatu.rn ha.s the supprt past2inonthstoacccpta job m ceptable at 4.8 per cent in 1968, from the 17 unions making up of the AFL-CIO, department his home state of California. Councilmen sat in shocked was 8per cent In the First half of the AFI..CIO Building and Con. President Frank Bonadlo re1973," Meany said Into silence as Bergman told ther, struction Trades Department totted,' I don't want to get he has accepted the offer to become the deputy director u t19 Mailing Address City Acii V ipcmi '_E j L on Aug Criticism of administration broke with the p '. ir"hCIO would boost the rost of coneconomic policies and demands to oppose a labor-backed pen- struction pension funds by $600 for wage settlements above the slon reform bill now before million annually, resultng in 5.5 per cent uliuwed by current Congress. the reduction of benefits paid to 2 If PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER Mailing Address_ IM I.' ____________ murm Only KM&Y.I!w U.& Charn- controls would calm som MwU said he % as wt- an and aligns U* cons-ftctler., --r of Curmierre and the Na- proble= at first, but over the economic expert, but he added aftiont vvit.h the Nixon afthistianal Association of Manufac- long run "it would restore some he didn't feel too igniarant in tration and several big business ttirers tssiw.d a similar appeal, confidence on the part of the view of what he called the groups that also oppose this urging Nixon to 'Send the entire American people." propoganda from Nixon'seco- particular feature of the bill on wage-price control program The labor chieftain declared nomic advisors. "If they're ex- grounds that it would benefit that unless changes are made, perts, I prefer to be a plumb. too w at disproportloiately ~446 "rler3' wages must Increase er," he sail* high vvst. At the opening smior %ion- TU budelng trade unions sub3tant.iatly just to keep pace For Five Copies Just return if is order with the names of those to whom you wish the paper mal!ed, OR ALUM UM I r -: The Economy' prompuy," wiffiout pdor notice - F SUTe then has attracted more "I' and without sector-by-sector devalued several times, In- an employer4lnanced, govern- posed to it." associations. As now written, to plan. cumstances of cor.str-ucticn Meany today blamed President phase-out. terest rates have shot through meat-run Insurance program to One labor source Indicated finance the insurance system, In a resolution, the building pension funds." Nixon for making a mess of the Addressing the AFL-CIO the roof and the housing in- guard ogatnst failing penslor that heavy pressure may have the bill Includes a Lax on eni- trade unions urged the House to The union said there is no economy and again called for Building and Construction duatry is strangllnf, but big been brought on the unions by ployer ef 1 a year !c' each reject Lhe blU unless t t-ake teed fo tcrnination insurance. an inimediate end to wageprice Trades Department con ciness and the banks are It represents tIe first break controls. -. vemflion, Meany said endi ng feeling no pain. In solid labor support for the bill L I, h4..') - ! * EDITION OF THE HERALD I NJ bos suddenly taken in the Diacula legend. The Count i)racuia Society here was formed Last May and - Nixon Is Brunt O f ea s Attack - _ G o%'F fl vrr the pcture wh ile In me nosnztai won certificate for (c -,----- - drew - - Oct 29 urr card Tuesday. October 9, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Ye3r, No, 42 Price 10 Cents MAIL THE 481651-found Casa Alonia; girl's 8" dark gren-found I li'i' o 'vi ) - GR EATER SAN FORD, SEMINOLE & VOLUSIA COUNTY Per Copy P&stage Included O'Brian Road ar?a; boy's 20' - PL? %'L CLItI )ct. 24 dark green, S speed, set, no. W 014829: boy 's " dark brownfound Linneal Bead, Drive; gl:l's 26" black bicycie, set. no. Holiday Avenue; boy's 20", dark blue, scr. no. F5824-found ros; from Milweu, School, SR 427; boy's 20" lIght blue; boy's 25" 10 specil, no fenders, dark brown-found Naval Drive & - I Knights of Columbus building. hidden EstMes; boy's 26" 511'.er, five peed-found Sanford Avenue. Also girl's W' purple and silver, set, no. Lo159: bov' 20" blue and white hike wjthn3Jt seat; boy's 20" light blue; boy's W' beige bike, five need, set. no SF422018' boy's " brown and xhite bike; boy's 26' biko brown five speed; boy's 20" thrt cd e1kiv bike-found i)1rst ani Palm Springs A%tnu boy'a ZG" urangr red, bicycle, dark gold-found three speed. Set. no. 165608; Dearbyshire Road. girl's 24" blue bike, onc, fender in front; boy's 20" dark green Also, boy's 20" yellow 8th. and zilr,ser. no. 500103; girl's winn tfirftv in eed, set. no. 20" blue bike and boy's K-017009; boy's 26" bicycle, greenish yellow bike set, no. black Huffy 3 speed-found F417523, found near Navas flicit wood; girl's 20" bicy:le, !)rive near O'Brian Road. i ........I t I - - 1 FE IN Sheriff's Department Lists 29 Recoveries The SeiiUzuk County Sher ifrs department reports the following 29 bicycles rovered In the last month Rrul Owners of the bikes can claim them a they come by ° detective division anti have Proof ul oncrship. boy 's 20' bscyr'c dark green, serial no. D204121-found in E&stbrOOk am; boy's 20" bicycle Mon. i ,uvri Ward AU'ULU Mrrak rnh yedow, scr. no boy' 20" bicycle 10 qWd greenish yellow, ser. no. 2545-4oun1 Spring Valley; i.ys 24" blcycte Raleigh, tight 'age, set. no. 3found li, t,;v' 2.' (lark ,.we. set. no. 2492S; boy's " - -- District 695. Halloween Costume Ball, 8 u1aiUan.l Civic Center. Crooms High School Band Parents will sponsol spaghetfl 5L'pper to benefit band, 5-7 p.m. F-conom:iCs in Crowns room. .----- ask— ___ Oct.. 20 - —- (fltiiu,rii#r Oct. 22 Sanford Rotary Club noon luncheon, Sanford Civic Center. Speaker, Torn McDonald, tast district governor Rotary Restaurant. Sewage Treatmeat Plant. -- %AL1I SISTER, Inc., noon, Cavalier Oct. 15 Sanford Rotary Club noon luncheon, Sanford Civic Cnter; program on Sanford - CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) — Ralebuw I3ablei' and Cblldrer's 'lospftal Is using Amy Burnett's picture of a girl In a red dre o n a hi this IjY(U3141 1) _ Oct. 25- . Oct. 9 Pine Qist School PTA, 7:30 p.m., Tuesday , short business meeting, open house and refreshrnentz. -- I -j i Wins $5, But Loses - 3 __-- 4 - Open House The Sanford Housing Authority will hold open house Wedteiday at 4 p.m. for publi c inspection of completely modernized low rent, public housing units at William ciai-k Court. 1IA execu tive director Thomas Wilson ui nJd th e units are th e first renovated with f ed eral modernlzatlon funds lnacontinulngprojecttoup date the city's 410 public houiLa uni ts, OffIrlaitwIllbeprrsenttoanjwerctfro the geiraa puouc see no reason why we shouldn't have somethtig ready for the commission in another mon th or SO The board has been working with CROP to develop a "one time only" zoning procedure to eliminate the present ternporary permits. and the conthct with a recently passeti counv ordIn-nre banning tr:nit'r LLUIIJ ugnrwtural land ..• �.-- 2A-The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Oct. 9, 1S'73 Old - Lo n wo You're o g Lasselberry d Manager 7i_- ' - 1. ----- ____- .L_ -. - - -- _ -- ---p---_, - ,- - ,_ :,,. - - -- . -- _ To Hear Better Return L'r,,vt _-jflI*IIIUl& lulli •^ t.i- -1 6 it ..4 UIU7 IV '.1I UI UVU$5 3VUI hull i IM!". Hod ges Qu I By DONNA ESTES Her6l Staff Writer Rock Lake resident W.J. MeNinny Monday night con his fight to stop poll ution of the lake bounding home by a ppea ling to th e city counJi to re-examine drainage Untied plans for The Moorings subdivision and stafing he Is protesting to the Departinerl of Poll ution Control. Mc'Sivn) showed color photijs to ihe cvancil of a 5,4W b- fie contended it is obvious to a layman that the holding basin will not retain or nPreniaiP the wntrf and ultimately i -- wtur" n Itanding water in the basin hours after recent heavy rains. -A I.-N.-n't X.. 'ITtia dl-ah-age aS P!A100W WW -_= expensive maintenance for the next 5W years," McNinny, its In othcr busizim., public bearinri were set for 7 p.m. Oct.. 29 on the reouest of Schubert Construction and CumberLind L. Afl esecam proclaxaauon was read denoting the city's Dec. 4 election for coundl seats in districts 1, 2 and 4. =T-erfly held by Cv,incilmen E.E. Widlirimsm, Bill 10asky will be held by County Supervisor of Elections C&mllls Bruce The city council Monda y night, after hearing a mixed Lt frcm onshire r idenLs, ppro td busirccs - - . -~, I "- assist al SR 434 and Range Line if o ther developers agree to share fm bde - - Road Donations - .• .,,.• , matthals costs will be ccnlng Into the city shortly for 1nt county-city paving projects Lcngwood-Markham Road, a section of Range Line Rand and ( urch Street fro" SR 427 to Markham Road, Jaques reportel. He said developers have agreed to pay shares of the cost e an acresge and per housing unit basis, City Attorney Joe Davis was instructed to prepar e ctmtracts with the various developers pledging rebates of per unit to dveLipers when read costs are assecsetl against I developers. T contracts a1st provide that the city will receive per w from future developmen ts. ipuitun j, tu mr.n iv vuwziy i paving projects. But!ding Use Plan A survey to determine renovations necessary to allow full use of the medical clinic building vacated by the coun ty heal th department 10 days ago was au thorized by the city council. Donovan Dean, architect with th e Environmental - " " .r .M Dc " C; Jaques said Dean's rvport will be available wi th in a week and the city has $21,000 budgeted to put the building In shape. While the report is being rradhd, th e council agreed to have the facility treated f or termites. tic sthi thc rthtct tli tso thct' the city Its arid future building needs. Council set a series of public hes.rings at 8 p.m., Oct. 29, on the proposcd annexations of the MCA!dle property on SR 434 near Island Lake, the Griffin-Conway tracts and the Campbell parcel on SR 427. Davis said the hearings are -. - t.... 4444. u ku,.-.... .......ju. •.-..4.$ ,. . -. ....r-. •t-.. ,...7 : , fr t..ie t-, çerile3 L'rii Z.ttOfl . - L 4 A- - _____ jp! 114.113ui~-A ; ert E._- _=I -' .• .- ._7II4L.. first read ing. Davis said the homerule law and the city charter appear to be in conf lict con c*rnuig whs r.her ordinances must be read in their entirety. Until a ruling is made by the state attorney general, Davis said, the city should read aloud the ordinances fully, as required by the charter. A copy of proposed ordinances Would be posted 00 the b iletin board In city hail f or publleinspection,he said. h yvOi(r Everywhere A new drainage problem-this time at Georgia Aveitue clt!Mor4aynight-hrs . . g;cp rdt ininti .eraeetIon suid adjacent properties is crea ting a heal th problem. Re entas&i'l the water hasbeen standing more than 14 days and because of the stagnan t odors windows or nearby * __ ". J McndaY's heavy rains left the [and and Credo 11! By Sewer .,u tjre(r) belT tease Construction SanfordFlooding ReporTea 4 r -1 "3ft.' T work. u'r - ----- - - "1 feel that the time has now come for me to retir e," Hodges, 59, said in his Monday request to Gov, Rcubin Askew aiv( the CaInet. lie has served in county and state government tor the past 30 years. -' • •- f' 1W - ii.. off 0 11 ! approved 133 East Robitisou Orlando ______ill _-..---i - l II Where's the fire? Who &-- I _____ 1' 9 to ;"- . ,,, 4uw H - I \IQfl 'TT . '-. _. ',. I n W '-; ' t ,.n., is,r',ii ...,.t___,,,_-- -- ' "•'-• Turner's T ____________________________ _ _;4.-_ ._ E' 0 C 3 N Dl L '3 -__- Building Board Taps Attorney As Chief - 04 _4 I Lawyer ________________________ 1 L S in le C 1 -- - - Hosoital Notes \ .. - ' ..'-'----- -W LAS VEGAS k ,, c4.1st1, . C Seven years ago, The (The. ID yenne Kid hit bottom and was I 0 arrested for vagrancy with just 35 cents In his pocket. But TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP; censing exam procedures. LaRue is back In the saddle -The new leader of the Florida "1 didn't really want the reIf your hearing loss again, helping round up mave:- Construction Industry Li- sponsibitity, but I'm glad the cannot be improved medically Ick souls at the Mission Power ceasing Boird says the panel board saw fit to elect the only Headquarters and Home of the has demonstrated its corn- representative of the public," Apost1s. A HEARING AID mitment to regain public said Haimowitz, who is also / 1 confidence by electing him chalrmaii of the Duval County WILL PROBABLY HELP President. Democratic Executive Coin "I got sidetracked In world of competition and got "I think it's a good start," mittee. The 1973 legislature reori'alost," said the 54-yearold for. Jacksonville attorney Harold JAfl<SONVILLE, I- La. (At') A 28-count indictment against Miami and again in Portland, iner matinee idol who made a ilairnowitz said Monday alter nized the board and u'dered the You can hear for yourself. Free Test Demonstration. - Boston attorney F. Lee Bail- the nine individuals and the Ore. indepenh'nt t4SUng of an behig scicctcd to head the new. use dozen flints before leaving liol. CAREFULLY FITTED FOR IPiDIVICUAL LOSS. YOU CAN CHAkGI U. cy, seeking to prove that his theec companies charges that lywood in 1961. "I was in a situ- ly-reorganized 13-member service alter all 2,947 conha ked only role In Glenn W, Turner Ba iley was an active partidtractor applican ts failed U.S. District ation where I didn't make a board. MONTGOMERY WARD HEARING AIDDEPT. Enterpr ises Inc. was as a la w- pant with the othe rs In defraud. Judge Gerald B. Tjoflat to let ba rgain with the Lord, but I __ _ Halmowits is the only public March exam. yer, has brought out testimony trig buyers of distrihuti4'shIps. 1dm show the jury of eight dedicated my life to Him as His member on the board, which Semloo1 Plata 2500W. Colonial Dr. The board later e1L'n1natd Casseiberry (Hwy. 17-n) Orlando (rain a federal witness that this Roy Lynn Garre tt, 34, of Dal- women and four men a motion servant. My sense of values earlier this year was the object 'some questions and passed 1,.. picture of his part In the PortFREE PARKIN , was probably true. las, Ore., testified Monday that _ of U88of the applicants. changed." of controversy because The government Is trying he probably said in a recent land meeting. Bailey, Turner and and seven conversation that as far as he I executives of Turner1ound& knew Bailey's position was as 1 corporations - Koscot Inter- company nttorrey. :o M With Bailey cross-examining planetary cosimictics, Dare To Ott. Oct. C lain, Garreii aiw je,gflied of UCI. I-: -0- Great utlutuz ,üuri. Teague Middle .School PTA, Lake Mary Rotary Club Crooms High School Band and the parent Glenn W. Tvrner hearing Turner speak at niany -- - 7:30 p.m., open house and in. brea a.m. Parents will company ast, The Forest, 8 on charges of kf Enterprises meUngs but of bearsponsor spaghetti stalhitiun of officers. ing Bailey only twice, once at supper to benefit sand, 5-7 p.m. mail fraud. " . The Sanford Pilot Club will In Croori home Economics -- -•- Panel Discussion on cam- V. paign financing sçonsored b) sponsor a Home and Hobby room. Oct. 22 _ Show at the Civic Center, 10 League of Women Vote rs of Sanford VFW Post 10100 and Seminole Coiry, sc li brary a.m. to 9 p.m. Open to the 11ar' monthly meetings at public- free of charge. rooms VShUO, liii-....CiIC1d public. Pilot Club of Sanford Home OCTOBER 8, 1973 [i'm M. flirt, Osteen Pine Crest School PTA, 7:30 and hobby Show and Sale at ADMISSIONS Para Ice Darsaw, Tdusvilic p.m., Tuesday; snort business mm %. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ \ Civic Center 10 a.m. till 9 p.m. house and ineeli ng, p 14 Sanford: BIRTHS 4h refreshments. Oct. 14Ka thy A. Akers 1011 1 It Seminole County Fire o__ 1 Jennifer Arm Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Ilegtno Oct. 10Social Department of Sanford Fighters nnnual Field day. K*_Ronald C. Parsons Alexander, twin girl & boy, Woman's Club ied.., 1 p.m * for Mart, Fern Park, starting at nbert L. Ledford Sanford noon. Floyd Brown Mr. and Mrs. Ross Adcox a bridge and canasta. Raymond M. Fryer i'jrl, Sanford CAINI) imiectitug, 7 p.m., The • I All Souls Men's Club BreakAnnie J. Williams . S Forest, 542 W. Lake Mary Blvd. .5 •• fast-9:00 to 12:00 noon, Social S ha G. Holloway .• Oct. .' •S •' DISCHARGES Hall, Oak ut 8th. Diannetta Alexander . S SISTER, Inc., Cavalier IA-0111a V. &,alhiee Restaurant, noon. Oct. 15 Sanford: Ruth C. Smith S;inford Rotary flub flMfl Melinda flrvint I .a) e 'dory Chamber (if Michael S. Kinin1in Lddic WiIliiiu Madalene hIow"U Coiuiiiit'ree covcr''d dish supper luncheon, Sanford Civic CeoBeatrice Williamson and :-warts night; 6:3(1 pm. ter; program on Sanford Debiie D. Adcox Sewage Treatment Plant. Mrs. Patri:k Sarro and girl The Forcst. Judy A. McDonald Judy J. Blount Wanda J. Williams Thomas Chadwick Roll _________________________ John C. Wilcos, Apopka Doris A. Oglesby Lo,iise M. Weaver, (Thuiu,ita Carol B. Nelson Jocelyn Marsh, DeBary I It you dial your own or di,tance calls direct after 5 p.m litisie C. Simpson Sabra Bremer, Deflary talk to anyone in Florida for 3 minutes for only isc or less, you can leaving October 28 Johnnie let? I'hyllis P. Oas, Deltona plus tax. Which saves you $225 over a Person To Person ci T - ' Attend the $1544000 Sahara Golf Tournament Uenjarnin J. Davis John G. Mayer, Deltona ratemseveniowera)ldaSaturdayandupuntil r n, S h I r I e y W ill m e r t, Joseph L. MeClung, De!tona Here's how it works. 5 DAYS - 4 NIGHTS MAXIMUM EVENING RATES Elizabeth E. Wyman. Deltona Casseiherry IPCLIJDING: AIR FARE, TRANSFERS, Rosern4try J. RUSSO, Deltona Wo:de, E)eltan,a HOTEL ANF MUCH MORE FOR ONLY Sta'vo To Statton (Operator haorVed)-------$1.25 tnthony 1(anm, Deltona Curtis Albert Hall, Geneva Person To Person (Operator handled) ....... $3.00 Phyllis Wilmoth, Longwood Sedgie Reagan, Lake Mary Maximum S avirg &................. ...... $2.25 Deltona ira243I5 $ * , s* -. w tl.J Mary Spencer, Lake Mary ,-. Herbert I.. Williams, Orange tkG 1 ,M to a t1 =-:4:;-= vAgency st" Kenneth L. Bobbins Jr., '-", sm a Soum Bell l--__ Priscilla Hodges, Oviedo Longwood © Bailey: Only ' ; %,~Z §l in.f.art ) 10 , Nutt) .shal. terpoof and, they floati flAAI TO%Vr s J. for the Lord. the electsor,' h I J gelist STOnv . appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprint size forSl DIAL 322.2611or8319993 - I a 'I'l Llir i.-.... DAR&RACOUNTm - -. - - ~_~ . ,iit /--*N/,*) P'"= 4 Wednesday. I 1.' choose from. rwi - Evangel t Newspapers deliver ILe local story. I 4.i * 1~flswejrers...611111slol School TAI,LA11A.cEE, Fin. (AP) doin, FSU Information director. should be careful to avoid )ectthg to the stripper's appear. 'l,..$.'- qtt Universitv' c(2t.r,1 t. ?C'_' t ra; '.4t ,. homeiiui Pow Wow next oft." cident that occurred three "any program of : Basketball week will feature a buxom Regent member Jack years ago at the University of OtbC should take ft long and tUIflI Diving Rings stripper despite questions McGrIff of Gainesville said Florka's Gator Growl home- look at it." • Pool £ Deck Chaise raised by a State Board of Re- Monday the un1er?lty should coming show. I Fioavs Rafts gents member. Swim Aids carefully consider its selection Beaudoin said Miss Storm Several legislators and gov. Tempest Storm Is scheduled of MLc Storm, even thoug h the crnment officials walked out of has recently appeared this year . -_ . , . . . . -i ,,i tar a W-minute [erIrmance On performance ,vu.' De tunnea to uit' ziu uruwi ana criucize', i, .. aw.i the program that will also tea- the 17 and over, because of language used in ally, William and Mary, the % CHEMICALS lure a rock group, fireworks "I don't know all the facts" some satirical skits. University of Alabama and and a man who dives from a 60- about Mts.s Storm's appear- The Flori da Blue Key club, Carnegie Hall. -'-----f - t tntr,.r •" 14u "L K:.3 ,C ------- c)llxI[1Ii__i "' .111CC, solo. -- inereirire pVI1QIs of Inc I.irowi, have . water. 3rd St & Hwy. 17-92 I could not take a solid pad- since made it more acceptable The Florida State Pow Wow "We understand it's a fairly UI'L " to family audiences. ixrmally attracts about 12,000 I 3223022 mild strip," said Michael BeauMc(,r111 said the university McGriff said t"t was not oh- to Doak Campbell Stadium. _____ - - "banking convenience", lot more t-i 4111 To MIAMI (AP) - The Florida public pressure to make that Bar Association should disclose Information available," Askew the record of professional con- told the Dade County Bar Assois duct of a lawyer running for clatlon In a Monday night public office, Gay. Reubin Ask. speech. ewsays. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. "The voter has a right to The Florida liar Board of (AP) - Lash LaRue, who has know and the organized Bar Is Governors recently refused to been up and down many a val- coming under more and more act on such a proposal. ley since he punished bad guys ____________________________________________________ In the movies, is now an evan- Who made the touchdown? Find the answers in your newspaper, plus ', " - -• _-- Goes - The ultimate in 1' ' ". county's electrical review expected -"" L4J . Jury will reconvene a. to eq-tiftsim -. ' .,. - _ daily and weekly papers. What other news source ccin claim such trust and loyalty? ''4 e' Swim 'n Ton Cowboy Askew Urges Bar Becomes Disclose Records . , , - M "_ ~ " 1 _..." .. r V _______.-'- ...') • - -' T empest - stua Cp ' Grand Jury . . . . . .~ - - 1~~ V... - - '' weaft ftftw. tempt has been rumored for a-year head of the 1,400mon ths and the Florida Wildlife c.'nploye agency. Federation last July endorsed The de pa rtment is responHarmon Shields as his SUCCeS- sible for parks, mailne resor. sources such t4 enforcement of Askew and Atty. Gen, Robert the state oil spi ll law, interior Shevin reportedly are opposed resources such as mining, and to Shields. Parks and Recrea- the Game and Fresh Water lion Department Director Ney Firth riwrLssioi'. Landrum also has been gp,,. Hodges has beaded the agenhoned as r. possible successcr. cy since it was formed In the One of Askew's environmeri- government reorganiza tion of After the unsuccessf ul ouster tal aides, Jay Landers, said he 1968 and be fore that was dir ec,- *lmfli ITn,l.I .ni,l a)?'.., ,,,, I,.,,I I...,.,l .l..4i..... Le -- 4..1.1 i U011- : 111015 , -._ Grand Career . Out of in 1961.62, was accused by con• servatlonists of still th inking like a rural, old-line politician and favoring development over protection of the environment. Six environmental groups tried to get the Cabinet cept a resignation Hodges mitted in 1971. But the Cabinet twice voted to ask him to stay on. N _~.~ i=1g =_ ~-~~ __ - - - stration Monday at Sanford Grammar School. ________________________________ (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) - - ' L '. Is-______- ~ EEl ' )4 • °" 30 Hodges, a former Senator Ing to convince them I can work official discussion in the sa-vation and director of the from rural Cedar Key and for them." kovernor's office on who might Internal Improvement Trust President of the Florida Sonate Hodges' latest retirement at- suemM Hodges as the $31,000. Fund. FIREMEN VISIT SANFC..I U ' GRAMMAR .1 ii ..._._.....t ., $ 4 -. . I.. .-4 a.itii £ UIJU JL1 thulL, VVa '....- i flCU-4 Uj Fireman Frank Culbreh and his big red fire truck during demon- - - 1 yr . wJTrznhl LOCAL Seminole ~Z I ..s -,*.,., ..~-1,1~ WIN" ",,_ I . , toIke. T- - - , - - '_ q. .. ".__ ,..I ,ofIt G r. ~,01 a I I i, i,t____._ =____*. - On - - rI ki igE-t - .s •i,, n3. ifli - - nvcd tc pi Lou, motor, bt and trailer at 17W far fire department res,cue - applies to the initially -, calary ordinance ' i'Th (4).4100j Creek and not to the east to the Committee is an independent A pair of appointments were \J ,U ogency, not an arm of county made and council also heard residential rKghhorhOOd. . C0TiLOfleX's authorized go%T1'nt, and hopes to get a presentation one for another job 0, Sanford city commissioners City Atty. Vernon Mize to draw $30,000 grant to set up a model Monday assured ocerned an ordinance to annex the in. program with a free clinic and Present volunteer fire 0 rap house in th• county. Couc'try Club Circle residents dustrial site, department chief Louis SebRegion Five coordinator weickert No bids were received on 20 that flooding of their back yards was formally Deposit d w ithdraw P0 caused by construction work on ci ty-owned lots in a multi. Bruce Parrish of Orlando told acknowledged as chief of the "Big Inch" sewer in.. family zone between Celery commissioners research shows city fire department. The post from our account terceptor lire will be alleviated Avenue and Er..' 14th Street adrugabuseprogramis needed Is still without pay ' Soon as possible by the and Sanford and Locust in Seminole aimed at midoleD4.h '' Avenues. Commissioners aged females also. *- wi u pjt*J,%MJ city absent from the mee ting was '7 11 Days A WPI Moore said he favored more named Zoning Administrator to project, tabled the matter for two w'eks to allow more time for bids on than the city's 1972.73 C0fl fulfill the 1 f bull in. 24 H ours aday City engineer Mack Lazenby the Iota that are divided into tributiuii of $30U to the group. spector, Lut roleno salary was said the contractor has had seven groups for sale. He noted starting salaries for large pumps operating roundCommissioners voted to give policemen in central Florida B c "Cal" Conklin city the-clock during recent rains to the Se minole Drug Action approaching 110.1)00 and said engineer for both Casse l"' SECURITY F DERA SAVINGS m keep the Installation ditch from Committee $1, toward its con tribuUon to the program and Winter Springs. mnde n i na',i :c'!! Anze- l-,ueLi._s 'i.,itti 'ni' I Its t'. zi P. l z:;;'. J%-,-I-& presentation to council for the . -- -. -AT THE WlNTU-f PAf MALL *_ pumps dumped the water onto leng thy discussion, policeman s time. Sam" position but no action thet operty. hi addi tion to contributions was Two weeks ago the corntaken Gate resident said the flooding mison declined to f und the from Sanford and the county _____________________________ was SO bad his wife couldn't drug abuse program that has Bannick said Winter Springs Wade to the clothesline. en selected as a model for the has piedgel $500 and Lazenby sched'iled another state. Casselberry and Longwood meetIng today with the con. Drtig Action head Tim have tentatively earmarked tractor to mach a .cIutuni. Bannick told commissIoners 3500 each. The Country Club residents Monday that $15,000 alloted the "I went before Mayor did not oppose annexation of an group by Seminole Co un t)' Swofford (Altamonte Springs) S'... 44 rftfl ..... • 'It l,...* .,. .1. II 73., 1 4.4 I4.'I .'j'...••P, 5. *n.-t ,'*Ct,,,, 6-1 I 1. ft .O,4,, I..AIIhJIIttIPtp'I dfl Will ttiiit JOi 45,CC' quare f: Ccnituftnlal. kdcral rtv ne sharing funds. he .aid a".'' Central Florida Foods Commissioners said they In other action, cornwarehouse but questioncd if the aren't opposed to the program nuasioners voted not to raise 1W I construction would furt her add but expressed concern that city the $5,200 a year salary being to drainage problems at th pa ying offered for dog catchers who eir taxpayci's would be If there's a fire in your town, you want the whole story, hmes with moro surface water double since they also pay will enforce the new 1sli is runoff. scheduled for adoption Oct. 22 county taxes, don't you? Whoinjured? How bad " damage? ,lioc Lee Moore said the Barinick said the Drug Acti on and to become effective Jan. i. __._ Was the building a total Industrial site drainage would be controlled by planni ng and No motter what happens Iocdlv, people know their zoning board site plan approval il t I and L,azenb said the drainage paper will provide the facts. YOUR newpcper places em. '-•--'-ri , would (___ ,- ________ phosic on LOCAL news, So • . 8 out of 10 adults rod .VI I' . piI xt to Shadow Hill. said he and Ins neighbors would li ke to plant the "green belt" in grass to graze their animals and ian' touse the dedkatedparklnfld, under water ft the most - 11 . By BOB LLOYfl Herald Staff Wri te r City councilmen wer o view today the green belt set11 wViion wuiC O1 (3e'WVLVU tu urv thy 44? .,sguuw hu considering a request thAt the area he leased to adjaceni property owners for horse grazing. - begin NOV 1 First reading of an ordiruin'. allowing a $125 per monti2 salary for the Mayor and $O per month for councilmen received unanimous approsal. However, second reading of the Florlda Power Corporation Franchise ordinance was delayed by a new state law. Council learned as of Oct. itt must advertise such an ordinance between the first and second rsadlng5, which it had I ' rtU lb.. JL (IJWi.j L) ttuupi i put Cy rt'qUiIilig land developers to provide drainage when homes are built. Lit. - f _H Mm~ z___ _~__7__~._M_- -1 - - will call for 244=r protection from a team of four deput!es __acting as l6cal police Is slated to ,, -- SIGN takes United Fund message to passersby on Highway 17-92 from General Dynamics employes, who are striving for a $2,000 goal in the 1973 campaign. The firm is matching employe donations dollar for doll ar. Holding chart is Sam Ackerman, left, general mana ger; arid Lou Campese, manager of finance and UF chairman for Dynatronics. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) __________________________________________.L... Causea ., approval, was authorized by city council Monday at the r ul4tr council intctin' TU A IIVC Tf Vf'tl I IT'C AII"iDL'lF,JC' WORKING U II '.1"I\ I, THANKS t'% '4 Pt J I .I YOU The grand irs -, _k I I ___ - are= under water agalit Jaques said work on the drainage I 'l'ALLAIIASSEE, Fin. (AP) --- State Nafural Resources Dlrector Randolph Hodges, winof past bat tles wi th conservationists trying to oust him, has asked to retire Nov. 30. _____ 0 Mont 1i um two oninq Ian - ..; - WELCH AIR FLIGHT CIRCULATORS m a. : (j.. . . - r .-: . : . -1 . .. . - S -- -'- 0 ---, '- ' - . ,-- ,- - _. To Meet Today Waymnn to Lnrigwood three times in 30 days. -- A - -- - - I1 . L- -- AV--' r ' ha been prvUed and said they doubt tie waters will recede when drainage pipes are installed at ..and and Credo ho- VI... ... . --- t I CASSELBEF 17-92 -&- - r i~~ 77-_ _ I Contract *Y. 'Y.W17- V - ww- _~ ,...1)4 ivcn Ar u, , ,i i Police . ,_ U - ., INN-16 district zoning for Georges St. Liturent to permit constrdction of a professional office cen!er on Range Line Road. Although another hearing was scheduled to grant a speclal exception on the land for commercial busines3. St. Laurent said he does ro' need a variance for the develop- ment. lie said main entrance to th e office park will be from SR 434 and en emergency entrance for lire equipment be provi&d from Range Line Road on which the t)evonshlre suv1.l fronts, Cltizt ns protesting the zoning change insisted moderateIncome houithg, church or echeol would best suit the site while propone nts said the affiie park will provide a good buffer between the commercial property on SR 434 and residential WW IN - Office Park Approved 4 -1 I ~ 4~ ': Long.ho dingFh1H FASTEETWPowdecj___ I Ending 30 = Year 11 - ,.â tO ML,4J1 £ LLIJJ tth L. 06 ,, . 1i I Thousands have already bten vilnries be -- Logins and Messina Ofl Oct. 27. mnhlcil.g1 write for vnh1rt,iifit. Council adopted a resolution Increased, and said $16,000 Nov • M I and his warnings rigaiast taking couid be :iaved on the bidding 0f to see how tiny hearing help the type e inresictiOflSbaSCd0n th to fund considerable difficulty Bergman's resignation on too many projects which police vehicles can be. It's yours to keep, free. entertainers performing at replacing Bergman. tomes at the onset of the city's they would nave to pay off far creases. 4 Most council members each show, and retai~ied the It welghs Ims than a third Of all Cruncil took nine months to tighest budget In ycars-43.4 years to come, went unheeded. it ear level, his strongly opposed any salary sight to veto any performance ounce, and it's all timed Bergman fill the position of city manager million-when the city has little IVW unit. No wires ad from unstilLible. in 14451 time, and moved Monday to or no contingency money and reslgr.ation 3nnounccmnt with increases, but voted to put the council men deem body' to head. advertise bnmedlately with the the utility department is high sense of drama un- matter on next week's agenda. These models are free, so Joseph Lambusta, head of Council restricted LA to 12 write for yours now. Write Florida League of Ci ties to find already operat ing in the red one, mediately alter a heated a replacement. week after Uw start of the new. argument with council over IAS Productions, Inc. who will performances over the ii-ext six Dept. 2119, "Reltone Elec be bringin g a series of in police salaries. with not more than tronics, 4201 W. Victoria, Grier said the city will (iscal year. . M ___________ 1 ice terLainers to perform at the Berginan said the pr.1 three shows per month. (Iftigo, between probably have to pay Council resisted Rergrmn's Ill. 6064G. (ADVi .1 . ____ __________________________________________ $2,O) and $.5,000 more than ur gings to levy a three-mi ll department salary scale Seminole [owns daring the --e 0 ~, , -, t Bergman's current $16,700 proper ty tax this year which recen tly adopted has reduced coming six mon ths, obta ined 9 salary to obtain a new city would have provided the city the spread between sergeant's the final go ahead farurn council _______________________________________ manager. Council refused with an addi tional $185,000 in and - patrolmen's salaries, Monday night. ,i. 'l nating promotion in- ine first dtiring rectnt budget sessions revenue. 11ey also turned down his centive and causing low morale scheduled will IV-' the cou to grant Bergmar. the 115,000 " .~ I- , a 0 .1~ 0 R he had reqw-sted. and itranted recommendation during budget in the department. He and western soft-rock groul) :i .1 1 Mayor Eugene Jaquet; said he will again view the late Qy.L tl.s It . - Chew.' * _ *64 who a wsset" and they wGuld ILIve employment. 'i _;. rpnnpqti'd prepnt.s' hip&(III n IIrIIVU bijinjien U 'UI said the city was losing a "great salary increase durl.ig his er,gineer and a city planner, Actions feet open "seepage" basin, a deep pit, on land at dWlonwhcrehesaidnopercol4tlontestswerernade. DniiA ii Cali torni To - - Tuesday, Oct. 9, 1973-3A Th e Sanford Hera ld - hear but do not Ulidu 5t flt3 words hts been ir.nount,d uy To - .. :.._ - Quits special intervst o the I '"'' Never TOO ! Coun c i - -,_ UP TO $2.25 EVERY TIME. 6 �7 ; . ...-- :.----- -• . - •-- -.-._- --,- -.-'- ..---- ..-.--_. -------- -.. -- ..---".,.-. .- - lusi Arrived ew Selection LIJRA WU W L ETS \ J/iLJ i Ve'etable Plants . . * .1 11119 vF ' BEAUTY '.. t'JsALON 1 Beauty Shop Ope ?-5 QW. First St. Ph flhllAn - 1 1 Fife Tire Supply specializes in tires, tune-ups, auto ar conditioners, gas and lubrication Two Mechanics on duty 1 I. - - ~. - . . I - :K4~ -.,J - - _- ,- - M CENTER j 'where your frnth are' . - ____10W_7_q1"__ -. Wheels or II 00_ - - =t -. 4 . w__ -J r 1. I I I . ;~ , ; 7-, M - aw__ _ - smile L .. ...- , -; A 4 & " ` -0 1.7-i i- - mild , - - a . I -. - I '- ~ -0" ______________________________ __ . ? I - I I . , 4 - : - .. • .•,... - __________ F ' - - - lr~~____[ ll -iW 7 .. --i,, . 4 - PI&I I I / 4 1).I T! I D I 1. uI 'w • 11 The nan it Duda has long been farmers in tile art-it for tile high _-'nociated with farming in quality of !Ijechanical service :I. equip4aent for groves, ranches and truck' farims, No matter how large ranch or how small the and repairs, and for the full vegetabl e garden, Oviedo As cvcry knows, A. t)uda anil his three sons range of trartnr and farmer farm .started tile b, isin.in m Slavia Go cquipment. tile), sell and ser. tractors are not easy to conic by Tractor will have (lit: right 5i74:1 . t pre,writ, unless you know the (quipment for every job. years igo, ai'd now the third vice. 'llicir trac, • line reuijj' . rractor is still receiving regular shipmeriL from (lie stwillest to thv L,irgect .-. l4 i 5JUl51 Up I I PAUDNER' ____ __- • I_I iyas Ipçt orlawdrd..'Alt -In I pIVqV$ rr Fl o • • 40 0/ Tack, Feed, Clothing PLUMBING r-..Ira'rt )-..'à(p • .&ts', ef fwvLrq -;s " a *t& upp ies 322.3170) CASSEL NURSERY & LANDSCAPING emnc -WATER AUTOMATIC 2 f It's for I - SOFTENERS Locations runvAuma,. 1. 2'L' sCycte RIa7ion Y0 C - ixon Auto Potts 3159 Hwy. 17-92 Mon 1 500 to 6:30 p.r Sunday 5:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ___________________________________________________ - QAfvçn V2 ( ID a.m. Sfv ( 7 .YDSA MARCARONI SALAD- NOW AVAILABLE [ALL FOODS COOKED IN PEANUT oi[1 FOR PHONE AHEAD ORDERS PH, 3779442 2'005. FRENCH SAHFORD - hardns',frtm your water for Cerr. $-lMonday.Saturday Closed Sundays 99c Parts ml Machine Shop r 222 Magnolia Downtown Sanford Cie. 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Crowd'$ :DWARD'S SHOES rcde1s Junio, Shoeland co 1owxo PLAZJ WY 17-92 LONWC PH $11-757 DEMONSTRATION %j Ili -- 'robin also deals with builders kids were grown 4jid off their hds, the 'fobins decided to and contractors, offering them to where the living is aselection of both domestic and good, the people friendi) and commercial lighting fixtures. The complete range of the weather close to ptrfect.Central Florida'-.-and go Into S)hanta bulbs Is asallable it business together Bridge lighting, and Tobin "05viously the business stocks the full range of NuTone would have to do with lighting," autoinalic garage door openers. said Tobin. "I happen to be a He has professional motion picture lights (or sale or rent fine uectrtcian, and lui selected and arranged lights for While Tobin takes care of the MAK F. (Banquet Room Seats up to 4•,44 -:- Airport Inn of Sanford 322-31988 CATFRFRc! L.FnN WAI bf F &I a. Pin 09 AAn C0'rr%&j Can haul. doze. *er.te arld terillize with the p'per inip1e,r.enI WEEKDAY RIDERSI 44 during the week -- Ride for only $3 323.271 I Feeling great an looking good! ,A \ ,. F _________ '• E RSE E , ' S OPEN IlL 9 D KORRAL S U" I- OSIL £ - ___ -_ ( CASULIIIEY PHOi( 434 2431 I t I AN 'ME McCEOly j I 11 ,.#-, Kane . 1613 N Mills Orlando 896-3791 Always C ut Above The Rest ~ 7 HYPNOSIS - FACT OR FICTION. .5 HP to $ HP •Ei,dric or Miruel FREE $49.9$ Staffing GRASS PH, 834-3828 ~~~ .:ft -11 Is Kalon$99' •*eed Ranges WITH EA CH PURCHASE 1 01 AutoMA11C 5h It 0 301, c-if-single _____I - 4, - Slide A. -lior, * Automolive . __ THI MEDICAL PROFESSION DOES NOT BELIEVE IN, I ION V_ . - Ike A.141..M.dit.iLuL'.fthtirr.q.,IlI.ah,p...t,iu. 1918. of 0 9"M toot of modkIne. parikelarly In f4w of BIG fflilalt 904h of tI4SII4 sod MIS .di.fIaisv. Hyp.i,. I. s. -".,i.v,, ., svqh pn.bI.... UGA ' * INfl•. -- i.e's IS r & UELiVEky -- - PICK-UP 8AKAWRICAR0 RONJ 411247 *.t-.- - - . - RAIFORD-0. WESLEY- EASY FINANCING TRADE INS - .101 iM - I woe "I In 0W form $Ml,,upr..:14i.mu ft45jI$4W INS00816$ Sealilil pftlijiliftS $@41J @$ IMPefteSe of •t . _._. - I - I _________ i .. I I . mucus_O1N2YUHONI AISANOIII tOiisflnmDoaou • EARL JONEs nORIST & PLANT PLACE - I 130 SEMINOLE PLAZA CASSELBERRY. FLA. 32707 0; I PC-arl*Ga1f OPEN - ' I 'c Lay Alva -.-. W Y 6 Ie --- Urt ic-'s '~ -,> Free Gifts No Ob5gation 11, ( !- • I 1 Lewis Sales & PE 322-7928 2517 Country Club Rd. Service Sanford There -- Longwood Village Hotel PERVED FROM 11:00 to3O DINNER SERVED FROM 5:30 to 9:00 fIAPIQUET5&PARTIES OUR SPECIALITY ALWAYS WELCOME t.Ii ,S Built iii 1883 C1OSc'(I monthl)' Sunday Is FandIN DLIV reasons i advertse i in crk c1c. 50,000 The Heralds Sunday Magazine (1w1 We call the reasons readers. !.. Beautiful and Charming Tha's the description for Wicker Furniture. Stop in today and see the Wicker Desk, Library Table and Lamps we have. We also have other New -- Uc'd Furn,tur* 322-3478 SHADY TRAILS Public Riding StbIes Corner 1.48, RL4I sciles. !7 best in Potted Plants, Hanging Basets, Terrariums & Fxcellent FIcver Service vve resen an hour NEW MANAGEMENT SMITTY'S SNAPPffj' TURTI,.E MOWER thUt a wofflmLcaiLfive Nvitk-, S i LUNCH 200) Catering to wit your needs AS ADVERTISED ON TV TWO MODELS TO CHOOSE ( H) "' .-1A'.fOI,uAL'.u( 150 E. Lake Ave. Longwood The Riding Mower That W&7 e n Beaver WE NOW HAVE THE WEED EATER 1 ~ Holiday Party tes,pinerci;e. md ilgiti litter. _ -- - NUVV lb Itlt liMb - NPENDABLE_STRONC h rdware LONG OOD PLAZA • HWy. 17. 97 ore 1111111111111111111 ii e L ight I' - -' • kACIUS -____________ YOUR RESERVATION FOR THAT VMLT1 ______ Rider VISIT OUR 0 - - EXCITING SELECTION OF LIGHTS Louis and Flnrn 'rnhin oin . - ..t • Nka ,, C U) - - c' itt last someone has seen the 21) years." technical and electrical side of where decorators are trying to light and established hi Sanford They recognized Sanford the business, his wife is avoid a heavy, crowded look a lighting center run by a needed the convenience of a responsible for selecting most and go instead for something i lighting expert. good !ocal lighting center who-,re or the demator fights. young-looking and space. Bridge Lighting Center on customirrs have selecUon wid "I've always enjoyed artistic saving. i tj French Avenue at 24th Street quality at the right prices pursuits and interior Browse 'through th 11 offers an excitingW selection of without having to drive all the decorating," explains Mrs. standing assortment of stanway into Orlando. lights in both traditional ah,d I Tobin. A put a Irit of time and ding lanips, stick lamps, swags contemporar) effort into finding the best buys and Tiffany stfles. You'll Lighting (enter and everyone for the area good st)le at delighted iUi U) Louis Tobin and his tife, tiat )-ou see Ii ' .Florence For the past 20 )ears 'lSItifllZ the shop Is really acceptable prices" thance you can't find "swil bed on" by what they Tobin has worked in the motion She has made evi-tain that the exactly what you're looking for find! picture industry as a lighting more traditional aad con- in the showroom, the Tobins One of the most valuable servative lights in the also carry the . director. top lighting service,q at Bridge lighting is showroom have good styling. caUdogs to gi%e you further I Lighting is Tobin's profession. He has travelled the advice and direction Tobin She has also chosen lots of choice. * extensively throughout the can give. lie understands from contemporary styles in light, Stop by soon at Bridge country under some of New long experience the effects of bright modern shapes and Lighting. You'll love the lights, York's top movie directors and different kinds of lighting in colors, and enjoy Tobin's exciting tales every situation. Whether you has unique experience of a %lIde These are particularly about the movie world, It'll S trt.t of lighting situationc t• to light ciie room or are suitable for condominiums 1h bright spot in y our day' Most of Ill, . , buildlag a tie,* ;lur-e. coruuit titne he Was on i - - H 0 rir ri At Bri ge L*ig t*ing Center I - - - EVERYTHING FOR 1. Ia.IJ.Ia ___ we got it, pardner - I - - ' ' . to hardware, ~It. B j - ' * 5 5 J45 I_- NEW SHIPMENT OF TFUCTORS lit LIII and Fr d • Salesmen Kerry J Shrtvood ee - i__N _Z - I__ - - Horse - ril .. when It come ' ' ,Nk'A. I - c Mothers 2012 French Ave. 323-200 --- __ ___ - ____~75_1_ _ ___4 - __ _. - t ~_ ~_ )~ j m ' @ Smartly styled to flatter the feminine _- c -W - si 4 - ____ It. - - - Fixtures ymm"o -- _________ '- " - _____ 0 -. Pre-School sAfter-School * VITAMIN E CONDITIONING CREME WAVE _HA W -_A H - £ lip -' T j. ... - - Infant - . - T I. . a-- l .. .LL, ____ __ - - NATURAL PROTEIN WITH WHEAT GERM OIL REG. S30 NOW $25 • - . 111601 6, FALL SWIMMUIG CLASSES FOR - --- - , - - !, - 't I- I __ ~- t- 11~111 O~ M .Gar~ "" ~_ . 'T ~ M. _- A - . , .1 'I . his w;fe was home in New York up your future with his sound 14 Z _____ ____ II ______ - Al _ t. ,-.,.k i_11 , _-, ~ A, A. ___ Sanford ORGAP1 1C PLACENTA CONDITIONING CREME WAVE REG . $25 NOW $22.50 I :puts OF ORLAf, 10 INC., 574 N. Orland OF THE 01_. ' ~ Helpful Hints: Remodeling I - - ~i - - A RIPAIRS WHEN . ___ -.-- .ll - , I I -. . - i 'ou can rest easy whr Qu-r tra.u! pLii, or iade at CARIBBEA r IMite East 17-fl) INSURANCE r .. - - %I* 119 GARAGES ~" . ~ 1209 H - .. _ . iqjikQatttr 11 CARPORTS 95 REG. 5150.00 VALUE rit_f., AXII ~ :.=_ -'T I NQITTW 4 j6. . LIT a umviielow .1 = 1 , ' I - .1 1. - Zil'__ *! 1 I minat 1 t i-___W = 111iIll1U1lI Ill tIll (IIIIflIIIII1II1(IU1tIllhJIJIIIII11ff1jffffIIJ!IJIIJIf (LtLL41RYf4A fl'V _____________ (P 9" M i ~ .__ i1 I - ~ - _____ Ph. 323-66)0 i ll.1 - '-: = . ..• ,. L How u1d .0 hkq- to k4t ycur OATI trt1y s'incd P1-icc M.sLs w4U4 '.ur t'wn r.srns or rnruc, I4ei faq' parUrs. cook-cola. aeddln1i. luncheons. ii Cud sou,. __ Z = 200 Piace Mats.$ 7 50 = = ,,, 4 01 14 MM Moyst CAMERa RENTALS 141)-, "OttINC ALL tn; lit 4* *'54USI* . £ f__ MM c .0 I = till Senkarik Glass & Paint Co., Inc - V~16- a Mi5tjr I I At I.S*&4 "CI /t! ETHEL BART BETTY SMITH Businesses call the reasons customers! pieces. W. Buy and Sell OR A HOsi SC V U 4 I. 11U M B E FURNITUR.t 32 S HIGHWAY CAssrcnrRv flrDlni 831.330.' I ' 1100W. First St. . &W VEGETABLE SEEDS 0 Lamps ri... - . • Many One Of A Kind 9 Hurry In For Best !election aa u as I Lit 2400 S French ve (17 fl Ph 322 2350 Sanford Bk Master Americard LAYTTATTWAY Charge I I I - _ -___ i < -X "A-e , 0 ~ Z .: _~ - - -!% - - !. . , ~~ - _.~_ - • I LIU Mii's i, _________ ___ I— .- 91111111111111111111111 RENTAl. sIuvg - 1j - T 1 ~ t.. -- ii -.:_ /,j 7.Y; , jar-11 ACC 9 p.rntii igeoz-go 322-5752 ANIMAL HAVEN BOARDING KENNELS PENTAX 1 .; - V . ,. . ,Ir TO '• . --- 8A.M. NflOtTA M'O* DURST 'O for t,H y-o4jq 4fi#e WE HAVE NEW& MODERN EQUIPMENT &TENDERLOVINGrARE ti.t.MIC M7 / , . -X_ I I E:. w __~ - ; P _jW, - - - k I___P ~ i NEED GROOMING? lit ~ - . sIftt C It I - __ I I - •t' - - - ,.- - Jy "4 i er - - -. TDJIts44iTJe&Zoij SALtS SIIIVICI - orse, Tit, up ouLside the Ilorse and appearance (if their new Ilorseand Rider is (lie agent for tiouthsAest style potter), pot Rider, pardner, then conic on in business as attractive as their Tony Lama boots-- The and ornaments. Once again, and browse around. merchandise. - cadillac of boots," says I larrell. whiie yo T,i:k ;aW ."ddles, anlinal If you are a horse owner. or Au(vssories such as ties and yourself a whole garden full of feed und western wear for the enjo) hor'e riding this , ue jcstkr, and attractive gif these unusual cacti and at whole family line the shelves at store with the complete range ituns are aLso available at the tractive containers, remember Sanford's new western store of all hot-se and rider supplies- store This will be the perfect what wonderful gift items they This is shtrc ou'lI find or both Western and I in Itch phiu. fur ( lIrlstm is liopping if tnikc-1'hrtstm4ts is coining everything for bo1h horse and styli. ridi,tg someone in your family Is a Back In the shcp, check tlit.. rider. The store carries a full line of horse loser Store manager complete line of horse You feel a piece of the Old asjtmalfeedforhorses andalso (iregllirrellsa>shc expect-ca medication horse and RideO West has been tr2nsplantcd to icr alsec chickens dcii's and shipmcnt of kather goods t carries tnedkation for both 2858 South Sanford Ave.as you abbits tiTThe any day now horse diseases and accidents, stepuptothewoodeit,wje, The) bosecompletehnesof Aumquefcatureofflorseand and H. is always worth having style store past split-r,-Ijl fences EnglLsh arvi W,eiliern wuid,les Rider Is ON "Knctus Korral." these supplies on hand at home and cactus plants. and tack. Corralledatthesideofthestc.re if YOU OWTI hOTSCS. 4 . . . 'JnCV Inside iflSiue me store you can In the clothing line, Horse and is an outstanding collection of ;ilnrn.st hear the clink of spurs Hider stocks everything from tiit-ti and other desert plants horse and Hider is open six and (eel the slap of a six-shotet head to heel. They have from the American southwest days a week, and on Thesllays .1t your hip! Cowboy boots and American hats in both straw and as tar afield as Africa. and Fridays until 9 p.m. (ki hats line the walls, (iiie saddles and fell Men. women and These plants come in a Tuesday nights they hold a are firplayed on fresh-sint.-Iling thildict) will fliW shirts anti fascinatim, variety of slidpes, horse clinic, If you hat.. bales of hay, antl mounted steer parts in a wide variety of styles sizes and c horns adorn the raftem. and colors by Levi, Kerman, fert for patio or Interior horse care, stnp by Tuesda% Store u; nuts Hill I ;ihirte and Miller and .Stoc-Lntan. :\lid if it's decorating pilrpoe. night and get the answers. Your l)wirw Harrell have IItnIe the really fine boots you're after, Along with the plants are horse will be glad you did' FRIED CHICKEN 4k.I'APPLIAKCE 86 or -. •.z.. 3 22. 0808 ai .' - 323-6404 lixon Auto . -. 1218 French Ave Oh , 322-9842 - , - 2_ NC The Fishing HoIc . ç contmis To Serve off ff 11U"Hl . I / 2533 S. laurel Ave. One.Ha If Mile North of 436 240 South Hwy. 17.92 Caselberrv I - Al. PORZIG I'LtMBING BULK . I . -1 light 'e 11U;ulrie$ ,i tnaciiuser contact Itptnon• •SITS 'WIJ IStill UISU __ -*-,- ,4 S ,-i M ., - "".-,~ 4 I T - TO GOOD SERV!CE dA rA &ViK fractor, fr f€ZLZW Ppsficides-Fortiliteri SWkSeed, M3klng Room For New Merchandise V;illv~ veritt-r-piviii irrii,;inwi 1 farm i.aüilnery of Oviedo Tractor. T hey w il l The lines of Tr.tr supply and intaII all c-quip. isashibk at Oviedo include [)Lutz; Allis Clialiners ment. tractors 'rI lawn and garden J l.L•"rs Sttiger four-wh 'e i drive iuiuh t ractors- New Unit lnhi ---- ---- ----- " ..j, - 75 11.11. giants. " %N .. ~.'. r- I)uda auto parts servftc-' • - ---- --autos and over (lie years. . stocks retail and wholesale aod Gchi Brothers forage ParLs and Oviedo Tractor in Duda Auto Parts .Ind Oviedo parts for both. quir;.r.-rit. Ilwy also carry all -Slavia, phone: 365-r.48. They located in Slasia, are Oviedo tractor carries a kinds of sod harvestini! will have answers-and the •.....fl ... .ü1 i...a w.v us generai larm vquyrneni. 11s41v.Ilflcs-yuure aner. rpI,tII,ft qn..1 41 r,..I 'S'7 5J11U Vl'..0 I - _~_ IN, . - . - . _q 7K,~6_ -14 I __ -~__ - __ . . - ____ ___ _____ __ ~_ ___T~g~_Z , . I . .--,-_ _ ~__ - __ ,.__ J-1 . __ ~,.,I .___ - . - -__ _ .- .I COME ON ~Jfljlbiq. F Duda Servi ce Well Known in the openings for inechanics and .nales,men. If you are interested N- vorld Seminole coijnty into All IL ('tiLtl HUNII ifil - i I . t ouUi FlorIda manager Harold Hall at Duda Auto When dealing w ith Duda are dealing with an ex. Parts. This may be just the openi ng you h a ve been waiting perlencid, established 4 . •..', , Gardedand involved activcly .:lip~ - , =__ - -1 .W- I-I - -"I" -_ I .1 . - - V - I Ph 177-007 cfn1 Fb - - 1i Vk- -I , .. - And Auto Parts OPEN DAILY $ A.M. . S P.M - 'i'ss Your rost qn 00 .-...., rm C.Or=4, VAV _____ 41 - -Tl - Ph. 365.3748 F ,,: . al Abandoned Unwanied Cars Hauled Off 24 Hour Nursing Care For 'r': -Mediraid Out Patieid Therapy . - .- t l t , 4. .16- I --I',--- mil J-_i_, Tractors , I '-- _, . - I - I '~ 1. _`V - -- It'. . 1-1 =_-- 44: _~: - - - r_ ..1. __- - i j .,_~_ Route 426 . . IF . - ------ - . , ~ #- ,, .. . ;V .1 -1- "4 t WJ,t &4 - - . - -_ __ Ah~~ To CIO 1: mdct r.. Li '1 -- ' w --i7 =t!77 . I -. ,_; . PjVI~Fk._ _ - _-__ _ -__ .*!- Duda Aulo Parts and Oviedo Tractor Co. ~ __________________________ . -0-__!T~---- //,/ Ph. 327..755 Bui Direct From Factory New Mattresses Box Spring; Any Size MadeToOrder Foam Rubber Innerspring Soft Medium Orthopedic WeRonovate. All Typos F R E E Pick-up & Delivery— Phone Today I___. 9-_*I.. .- ,~~ --- ..-- _____ ___ __ ------------ ____-- _. . .- ~ 2171 W~FaTr , -f. _c_. -S- 7 - LAWN & FARM _____ [NT 4 ~.O~ - And Accessories WHOLESALE -- RETAIL ~ 300 bay Avenue, Sanford, Ha. ie 322-9607 hot - •_-.. AUTO PARTS Nursing Care Since 1964 Sanford / _,_. -. L Personalized Professional .. 2501 S. French Avc-. erFrench 2sth1) . cow sA:roRD AVE. AND SECOND ST. File I ire uppiy W - ___ - , - __ Nursing and Con alescc,t Residence 'L' HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE" 4 1i Weekdays e-$ '.m. : Saturday 7-7 p.m. 1/A:i.L_l. "I" - .- Sem inole Lodoe t7) (Pee\j1gøjj\ Supplies : Annuals & Many Colors To Choose From 0 _ --f-1- __ Seeds Tuxedo Feeds Baby Chicks Horse Care Items _______________________ _______ - .-.,•. - Dial 322-2611 Ext. 77 to reserve your space. Deadline Tuesday At Noon. �-- - 6A-The Sanford Herald TieSdT(, Oct. 9, 1973 Newspapers: 0 r _.;; 0.1*A & could achieve this is the fact that newspapers are the only commercial enterprises in the nation that enjoy the specific protection and encouragement of the Constitution. Because they refuse to be intimidated by governments or special groups, U.S. newsçpers come through when the chips are down. And this is true more often when the slake are high, as in There are really three operative dimensions to newspaper acceptance. Authority is one of them. The other two are dependability and ac- ce3sihility. Watergate. The daily is the basic source of intelligence for the involved people of the community. According to Dr. Saul Ben-Zeev of Creative Reearch Associates, the thought leaders in the community ai-e "print addicts." They keep large First lets look at the authoritative dimension of newspapers. It isn't surprising that the wire lapping scanda of 1973 was brought to the surface by a group of hard-working and dedicated newspaper -_people. And, perhaps the reason a newspaper BERRY'S WORLD ________ _ . . . . V .. k IN 1. p 1!%cj. I I ql1} -: k .". ___ ' ft-owwwow .. _= ..NON- -i % erupted, Ir&q announced I- 1.-7 Ok*, __. *1 don't like this begging at rho table - particularly, when you çjetto eat meat and I don't!" 11 apply a Fed to other Arab producers, notably SaudI (H1rt1I1" #anfarb T ELEPHONE Im 3222611. 300N FRENCH WAYNE 0 DOYLE MvertIsn Director & Associate Publither JOHN SPOLSKI. Ao,sate Editor I JRICHARDS Sports Editor 0. I / IPI11 .1 1, / / "fr -=;;- 'ii ' lp,I Ii (',-_ ? t Edcfor $14 $7 10 Mor.th 178*0% Year 55c Week 20ôMonths In F l or i da Same As Home Delivery 17mos $3710 Ail Other Mitt 5 ?OMnth6MortthsU67e pr o vi de Postal that all mail subsci pIions Entered s spcond class matter Auqust 72, ios at the Post flffie of Santo'd. Florida 37771 w,fhOJt written ptrmtion of the p,jHiSht of TP'e Herald Any individual v firm responsible for '.ucr reproduction wit? VI'U wJy' ;9 C Cor*siCefrti as tairsnging n mr law. the damage under will be held t tab tO fOr rda,'s. ex cept Saturday Published djiui-j and The Herald is a member of the Associated Press which is entitled eiclusivelv triP'e cse for reproduction of all the local - Herald Area Correspondents Marjorie 'A febster, for years, was 1_11, $Il$IAIIII% 0. - Black Community r ~ -40N " °' .1.. Bear Lake For,;$ City Grace Spinks E31 9042 - Ia __3111011111121ftil - =-ny-~_-;f- a A 1 __ 4*1A_ M-.i.iv- 31776)1 --- - -. S lavia (iz P,a!he.j. 3iS7O Liza Baker LAS 5-AN - Prayers in school '?• I , Ii '.,j( JL41 L C5 The perennial subject of school prayer is up before Congre2 , . The Senate's Constitutional Amendments Subeommittee has been holding hearings on an amendment proposed by Sen. Richard S. Schweiker, R-Pa., which would specify that the Constitution does not deny "the right of persons I 1 TI ' I I II iP [I ilic tii"1mg .k i *sleen Mrs, Clarence Snyder 3-n *841 Chu bole uon Oakley UIL. Ovie& - --, -~ - ry i,gn. Enterprise - A,)amwiie Springs ill Winter Springs voluntary prayer. It is almost uneIievab-e," - . Nancy Booth the Rev. Robert G. mit,rc it. itr' Conri hi I iI I to oerrtt th natIon t° dprj t h is ma tt er I1iri4ti th e ci natitutiLnal prc.cess of amend mnent ratification What is really hard to lx1I?4e is that man people failed to appreciate the fact ilist tht&'-e i nothing in the Constitution, nor the Supreme Court's interpretation of the Constitution, which prohihii.s anyurw from vaying -' Cte,oerry Fern P rk Targiewood E Es as Goldnrod EaIbro 11 i* * ---- _ ------ . "Mr.Chester Davis and Mr. Mlckey West were present," Danner. "during the thvesugation ... " (URC) . which, according to a government?" Danner testified that he had been con ta cted by Bob Morgan, a Hughes financial officer, We asked the IRS a bout these atrango "There's nothing we can say," a spokesman told even to con firm that an Investigation of Maheu is going on." i,.'tfler I nouanTs The Watergate committee of the Senate was reported Wednesday to be meeting "privately," and while we have &w eiO L% believe ha . -uufl deliberations are bugged, we are confident th at th ey 54111 be leaked as effectively as though somebody had made - tape recordings Charleston (S.C.) News and Courier - j ------- . ------------j_7 ;: . anywhere at any time. What the Supreme Court has ruled Is that the Constitution d(-es not permit state - ordained nrayer. That this would be the invitabIe consequence of any right - to-pray amend.,itiit no matter how worded, is indicated by the statement of another witness before the subcommittee. Yflh1e affirming that her organization do-es not support "state-imposed or stal e-composed praer," Mrs. Bennett G. Miller, co-ordinator of the National ack to God Movement, stated that "we do demand the right freely to recogifl Il)prOprl7tte tune, place and WWii±UJ1iC bi Occasion iAT, ..' - Housewives vanishing species rtn r 'n r the s if' who esn't paId a job is Mill in the majority in OUISIdC the home, that is America but not list sr'ry great margin U.S. Census Bureau figures compiled from toe last nationdI census In 1972 ho 4 that 40 out of ever 100 ss14e5 was in the labor force. The figure in L30 was 25 out of cveY 100. ir - - - - -- -- -- - - - - -1 P --' - - ,.._.__...,.,.10 - y ,I Ka. Iq , aZi - •.... . * .7 - - . from ' I *1 - - ?I'I" tv - - 9. -j - - .-.-----.-.---- I f ' - - - - '-- - - - -- -t.-C_ ' 1 I 16i 1 __ - '' - - _____ - - -- IV - -----' I)EMt POLLY I have Lieautilul handmade quilt (the Monkey Wrench pattern) that my grandmother mitt.' ih4,ii 5- years igu V.1ufl ht cokr, ad pttrn nentpr('s .1ibries ere unknown It is nt rualiy airty , except (cr one bad spot. ! only use it as a top spread on special occasions This is atrcasured heirloom and is all very finely quilted I would bv ak'r.%' send it to the dry cleaner and even more afrata ., t it in the Ws'.ht!i' [Tht' anone have any SUggesti('nS for cleaning this quilt- ETHE.L - ----- . -- - an underarm ,-, ant spray id the trick for - - . places The vinegar odor lingers only a few haurs ITest el* kt't these productL MRS A S DEMI POLLY - When t efforts had Failed to teach my family the art of milk bottle rotation in the reFrigerator. I thought of .mnothu way whah has worked out beautifully We Sill) bright cultired rubber bands over the bottle n'ecks Evervtxxlv knows those bottles with the bands are to be used frct ;re mix iipc' Aft°r being stranded in the grocery store for a long period dur'ng a downreur I decided to strap an umbrella to toe cart I take to the store and also put several large plastic I- trash bags in the bottom of ''', the cart where they remain , rain or shine No I never have wet CeeS bag is -slil.tl -r the entire cart . \\ and I go on my'.v U J . '.1 NIA N / '1 - 09( - -- __ ___ profcssic'-, so slant the education alo'ig such lines and at th e right Schools The mind here is excellent and the witlingne,. to work hard is apparent eul) The inventive bent is prnouned also and humanity could be much henefitted hs such Cr1e the pirituiI it brings Inspiration Make sure the die' is right during childhood "The Stars impel, they do not compel" Wha you make of your life it largely up to YOU C ar-i II Righter 's Individual I orecast or > our sign for 5iosembcr i now ready. For your copy se nd your bthditc and SI to Cairull Righrr Forecast (name of newspaper) Bo 6'°, Holl ywood Ca li f 900Th ' (c) l73, McNau gh t Syndicate, Inc ) " - , - - p ________ _______ II J ,- . . .. . . -i - WATER William Conway of the Florida E=LIM Ects%aterin the bod) can i~ uncomforUble. &UNI lose e2cess waterietght.WeatFatrwa, Plata Drugs recommend If. Only $L50 ------ -______________ ________ . 9 NORTH •AK • (7 %I_cT I) 4.1 ,j 5Q • ,Q 1092 45 iü • 4974 III •Q107543 V41 4.15 tInthuIn-r . ay Pjaza Drugs a S artr cs -Potted 11anOt Dr, r , 6a?if, r cl Plants ' ,, ,.-' CXVges 'f' \';i -' ' ., / . ' \ r 4 - , -- *'(~ j SANFORD FLOWER SHOP .. .: :'-- ' in i -___________________ 0 - M • a ed cation since consultant -of the State Department of Education in WEIGHT ,- U 0 o Easy Way T Roaches and Ants Federation of Women's clubs will be the speaker - __ , ai - uih . i'k Woman I"liq Pas, tint, id •h 01t I'a-vt President Elizabeth h is b8 will be "Se Lf Konigsn.ark urges all members Defense i rct u.1u,on or f present, as important Wemen' business is on the agenda this ititiiith. 1.1 Nibler Is a detective with e th Dehand Police Department ShCOI5OI'XtCfldSlIfl invita tion arid has been with the force lot j to those interested in the ,'w 1 . fifteen years In 1Q68 Lt Nibler theatre, who enjoy acting, to w v 0 one u ' LOP Ten this i.uilrt. Call Mrs -• J 30111 Policemen rn aLon u) :t :t.iI I Parade Magazire and the WA International Association of 'i l'olict Chiefs .' ()IIHIII iIL ) ', .i - " He will provide an interesting , insight '1 to the problems and Prevention of problems facing l)F 13AU\ - The DeBar Women today. The movie to be woman's Club will meet Oct shown with his ta lk was filmed ) ,it 2:(.X) p.m. In the Coin - inunit t.nter. Edwin Duff, in Florida and is one of the most Sherjf(ufVolusiaCountywillbe inforr.atvaon 11 ssubJti.Lii, the speaker. Mrs. Robert club extends an open invitation henderson is chairman for the to interested teachers and - - - that four-spade call. but wheth. er the hand is played at game r, t -. - ' a , ' ' V ['f 1 The Jacoby transfer btd can beusedinrcsponsetono- triimp overcalls but we don't USC it except in response to opening no-trump bid The reason for this is that in general there is no advantage The bidding n.r. b ui West NuPi Ejil in the lead -o-trun.p overcall. Nearly all the defensive strength will hi in opering bidder s hand In fact thcre ar" pk4ity Of times when keeping th e opentug tMder on lead will be w11rth a trick -. F'a' South 14 25 T Pjss I'Js-% i• i't' ''-' StUI1I hit 45 KS I k i •A 714K .1 G What do vou do now" 'i -RId te spat to see what Sour patlirer will .i ItIOS', 4i srio\ -, 'U Your p.rtner umlinues .o ihret n4i trump S5hitdesoudonoii k $ Anrr tomorrow 4 1 . I . • .. - , - _______ '- . ___ -----. . tr p't i'' it still should 1 pl',ed in sp ide' mad bs South RI Oswald & James Jacobs h:!Id from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. at the Community Center. Ti 1 - - - DIXIE W- Fur spades and he will open a diamond. Now if SVest just is his nine spot %est will sure of tao uiamond trit.k in addition o e ear • fl 'tb aces Why do we call four 3pade by South an optimistic con. tact? Because it is! South really had toga all out to find ± On Dec. S a Christmas bazaar arid white clephant sale will be . - Today's hand illustrates'his his at doesn't matter what West leads against South's optimi'tic four-spade contract. Sothit will have time to discard a diamond on one of dummy clubs and will lose one trick each in all suits except trurnp Give East the lead against Ga (1. rden (( fl ('1lit) Society Daughters of the CASSELBERRY - The . American Revoluti on, will be South Seminole Garden Club • t. ghturic lunch will be availabl e A fig held Oct. 12., at 2:30 p.m., at the will meet at the Casselberry gillS th ub Oct. I5atl p.m. at a nominal fee. Mrs. Ru . .*s w home of Mrs. Stanley B. Pierce, Woman's Cl Creasey is in charge of the sale ' 19 Magnolia Avenue, with . Mrs. IlMe Mae Poole, of and Mrs. Rose Forbeck in Mrs, Talmadge K. Wiley, M Poole and Fuller, W in ter Park, charge of the lunch. hostess. Mr. Harris T. Remley, will be guest speaker. Mrs. Hruzl,on'utcr ... laatg for me,nlha supervisor of civic affairs, Charlotte Otto, president of the ('t'ritr,,l it.hec and ants th S&atx'ard Coast Line Railroad club, wi.li preside oc the .. is', %.I) - brush No-Roach Company, will be guest meeting. c3b,incts. cupboards; arciui,~! 131,11" Chlb speaker. Topic of Remley's talk ',athroom and kitchen flxturi will be "Americanism." Colorless, odorless coatir. stays cffcctisc for months. Visiting daughters are J/l((l1r(' Guild welcome. DELTONA - Lt. Frank X. WINN DEI4TONA-The next Nibler wifibe the guest aneaker regular meeting of I)eltona at the re gular monthly meetin g . Theatr e Arts Guild, will be held of the Deltona Business and \T0 111 0' at the home of Maria Lewis, Professional Women's Club on Z"N 1167 E. llnrtli'- Circle, cn Oct. Oct. 10. t 7:34) PIn , at th e l at 7 p.;;;. Diiu C1u&Mi,ia Ciiutdi. The transfer after vrciII 4.' _______ f-CATHY WIThERS AND TEACHER T at hom2 LntruLs i, ((1.ni lesEdwardsPhoto) 's a __________ _______________________ ... Eminy Wat uz atna1Contetwiote th&(hjs office was disturbed over ________ - .. _ I - - 1. p liarriron Chapter, National WIN AT BRIDGE , ca base 'oig avoided He's rot . ' -' , • .S?iLtfl 'Wflh1flO1C The October meeting ofSallie - - . om-en s Organizations J)AR titapter .. . - - ___ ANN DE'A1t POLl V md Mary Mary B - I t''ve a do" urtw,rn,n,, ..ort. Ce it my home. My two children often will let a dog ioose and my carpe ts also had an odor, I scrub them with a disinfectant and then pour straight vinegar over the offending \%tLl -- -____ - Do tell Mary B. whose rugs smell of cats before proceeding. AQUARIUS (ian. 21 to Feb. 19) Your mind i keen and you can put across excellent deals, start a better working method. Make notations of new ideas to remember th em - . me. and so etsilv that I let t dumb for not thinking of t fore 1'rest the effect on an inconspicuous part of your ru g possibilities in a new set of constructive circumstances now coming to your attention, Ketp wide &wake. . '- . " ' IVT wooden spbon. etc.. or a piece of pottery that has been marked with a marking pencil or something similar that is Carioll - _____ ... . . 1 I ____ parents Mr. and Mrs. William State Legislature, he said that ' Withers and resides at 1131 Federal funds were available Tallahassee. They contacted Balfour Dr. him and almost immediately for such teaching and that In New Haven, Ka thy hsd shouldcontacttheSchoollloard received a visit from a been tutored by a specially in Daytona Beach but were told represen ta tive of the School trained teacher, furnished by they had no such service Board in Daytona Beach te lling th tte, wh cii tc hr thtn he aico had ecn c;They tppvle' to The Herald, tacted iiy Mr. Pcsner, who had home for two hours a day, Icur days a week. Kathy received and a pkt. J t1cl were sent him the article in The this education until she was 15 printed t-alliiig attention to her herald wtcn the faiiiilt moved t Plight. Deltona. He told her they were sending The results are more than Since December, 1971, Kathy gratifying. Mr. and Mrs. a teacher to te-ich Kathy the has been without a tutor. Her Withers received a letter,dated day after Labor Day. Her fa ther and moth er help her all July 26, lt)73 from Bernard parents believe in the power of they can, but they are not Posner, acting executive the press. DEAR J'OLL'I' I lo anY kind of a .k. especially garage and thrift shop sates, but my Pet Peeve is finding a nice ç - ' New Ha"n, Conn., with her , , s rrouiem-- /1 l t1m1 Confined to her wheelchair requests lot same and that LI her arrival in Florida. i'i . 'Jr 'r flj f,p ..-. ,.. .ce in this staitc, U-rellcal Palsy, Kathy moved for such a ser,4 fic Pve then) the naI fit to Deltona 18 months ago from Rep. and address of Thomas Swik, when they wrote to - I ()LL'I CRAMER f, -rciiy 1 zeek we begin Social Science." - -- . __ . - . I , - - - - ` Wk (1.9 - . - homebound tPacher5" WC homebound We writing and arithmetic and next cvaiIbIe In this county, that . 7 -' - a pleasure to work with her. and were told that "no Kathy on winning a rAlze in the - - Spot Help Wanted For Keepsake I ..--. child,"Mrs,Warman said. "She The parents had contacted Handicapped, Washington, is very anxiousto learn and itis Volusia County School Board D.C. Posner, congratulated - 1P ~ -. "Kathy is a most enthusiastic education their daughter needs. Council on Employment of the I _________ - L - ."- - teach 6-8 chuidren during the five day week. trained to provide the special secretary of the President's impossible to remove. even with vigorous sanding. I wish the people running such sales would realize that we do not want to buy th ings th.t have the prices permanently marked on th em - MEts it ii - W. -.- - - IN .-;• exert IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY he or sh will be One or those youngsters who wil l do well in New Era -- P".' f - - Nov Members are reminded this meeting Mrs. r t. President of - -I. """.4 - POLLY'S POINTERS . . / GENERAL TENDENCIES. Grasp the new and 4 '-.,,,, #i'I p__I - . ' ?T - - - Command & greater income, I PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Read tride, husintis journals for inform Itton nc.d t' ii a i'reter in'rne Talk to . - __.,. -io), Z, 0 - . 11 V - I" - CN 4 - - 4 - - - tonight .i__ ...LI_ c l ill We pUOtic l assroom. "When, how, what, where and the words must he left to the Until'1 cpncp of state ;afl(I Itit'uit 4)01100. n. how, 'and the words" - whi'rt 13 this fi but the substance of an of cially sanc tioned ceremony of public oraver? The (act that children whose parents did not wish them to participate in prayer would have the right to remain siiQn( or to leave the classroom does not mak. it any the lecs ins. ltintir, iv ir rendei it ia lIe Iec an unw ise ti-i trusion of the slate into an intensely personal matter. , •' - - - - - young situation of long standing. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Go after the information you require for a new interest. Study newspaper for new ideas you need. A good day for advanccmnt. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Find modem methods that can help make your operations far more efficient, profitable. Forget argument with loved one and mike life pleasant. Cheer others. LEO (Jul' 22 to Aug. Il) hnd some new associate who cm add new life to present operations. Discuss ideas care lull;'. :jter clear of an a ll y who Is unreasonable tod ay. Take mate out. VIRGO (Aug. 2210 Sept 22) Find new system that will help you plow through all that work efficiently. Take new health treatments that can be helpful mc' make you more dyn1mic, charming. LIBRA (Sept, 23 to Oct. 22) Get together wi th *nie. improve some project so that it becomes truly successful. Gad about and study more mod ern trends. I)rvc with care and Improve diet. , SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Get out of that rut and investigate new interests that could prove profitable. Buy the new accessori,s tbet will irrrve your wardrobe Do nothing Impulsive. SAGITIARIUS (Not 2 to Dec 21) Enjoy favorite recreations I i to please your mate more. Come to true understanding and be happy A good day fom making rordings. CAPRICORN (1)e 22 to Jan 20) Sonic new approach it ha e*.r niske a whale of a difference and get excelkit rcultc flu) new fuinisliiiiy fin littite Invite friend% m "That was substan tia lly the situation," said Danner. ' 4,Galane also asked Danner who directed him to appear before the IRS agents "ao that you ran give sworn testimony to get Robert Mahcu into tr ouble wi th th e United States - - - - - '5 Ca4ld lead into something very worthwhJc. Reach a hetter understanding with a bigwig. Use tact handling difficult , - - - -- 11 ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr 19) A newcomer can now give you the right slant for pining your finest aims. Avoid one who is depiessing Plan a tnp that ca n be pleasurable , TAURUS (Apr. 20 Ic Ma) 20) (,et nt' new Interests that Robert Maheu, said Danner. "And Chester Davis wa1 there and you said nothing. and you wtre giving testimony against Robert Maheu? Is that rr .. - ue The q stion posed a June 20 headline In the 1ol1ald ' . Teacher for PParCfltlY n ans%ered in L'e affirmative. Warman, home h A ) W bound teacher for exct.ption c en a program o • 0 Us County, in conjunction with the President's program for teaching exceicnac en u.ui e attend SC uUC to their handicap, Is now tutoring ir:( ,ld.,Kathy Withers two hours a Mi. V,.IIII.IU cxp1.iud there are only live home bound teachers In Voltisia to take care of all those in the Exceptional - - - - 11 .TW - " Mr . . j -- - ' attorney, Morton Galene, 'was DEI,TONA - insoluble problems '-connected with unfinished projects ' requue some time before f h'tag. Th ecreate m * i.uiu& ° tj ranti IT' rr iT - ..forget the old at present, or many appirent.y ': , uvUu,5'e5uxaicu. I 51 Foollike part - and gs t_'. ) IF ~, DAMAGINf,TESTIMONY one associated with the girls' school." That new identity, testlrnor.y showed, brought about 2,500 students, most older than finishing school girls, through the neighborhood to attend classes day sad night, seven days a week the year arou nd for courses that listed from a day to a semester. Some of the -ourss were F ed erally funded and cflered continuing educa tion ra ther than college degree credit. Neighbors became alarmed and compla ined to the Zoning Board that zoning regulations were being violated. Marjorie Webster's president admitted at least one wegili prugruin out said others were premissible as long as they were "approprIate for an academic Institution of higher learning," as zoning regulations required. After nearly 13 hours of hearings, the Zoni ng Board ruled against the college and ordered it to red uce enrollment and ellmlr.ate offensive courses. i L rights - DEAII ' tv.Liiied testimony, Intended to "establish a different kind of identi ty than the fl AR 49 - P a C A RO L - iis:n '" 0* ! I -_:--Ai c 4 4_j.~;-~ ". r_.. ~, . -. _ _,w . ~ * - " '- - By FANNKM, EDWARDS 6 It -:~ _ .,- :rA Ness 6 FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1973 V " - - _- __ - 1 __ . poodle 1 1 tln3clvMpanied part 6 Jacob*s son - 0 .' - - 4 Depotabi 42 flett" quarrel 11943-maliector 21 Rew-ribling 44 Ceramic PIC" - w monk, Hollywood Bowl: The string ln$tnimenti. corap. • The lone disse nter, Doe Severmsen. replied. "There can be only oft answer. e.(zupet.t lt400ks like the iings have tt = --,rfl 4 - , _____ ''' . " KA ~ nH - ---.- _ _ ~ - =_ _ -. ___ -_ (coil 1 - - f DEAR STILL: if anyone Is an authority on muile and sound. It's the one and only Herb Alpert. lie says, "The cello-Is the bands of the right anus." Another musk master, Laitrtric Wi lk.aa;, "For emale human voice, It's the violin. For the male. ,, cello, wi 1971 to University Research Corn. .., iui uvui aas giri.s who arrived in the fall and stayed until summer in dormitories on a 10ac1'e tract in what now is one of Washington' a f i nest residentially zoned neighiborhoods of singletiszIly hum ics on lots whose znlnirnuum sliT Is 7,500-square-feet. Enrollment declined In recent years and the colIee was sold In U a er Of The __ _ = Lt=._ ~ ' - -N ~ .X~-v ~~- :. ~ w ~ZM ~: 4 Po w r 4 TW r ç-'-• T" DEAR ABBY: Several of ,if have been having an argu- and Mickey West, had a ringside seat at an rns in. ii r k. iui. field .....ogauon. uefl Danner Was quesuonvu u,( agent ,ton SntM. ..ibar, the Hughes people were present. Danner has admitted this in deposition that hasn't yet • t)OWN I Rankle 2MUSical 33 F possible for parents and cklldrrn to be iturned on sexuailly By an interesting coincidence, IRS last year conducted an Intensive tax Inv estigation of Robert Maheu, who used to run th e billionaire's Nevada operation but is now suing him, N Neighbors, Inc., is one of the complaining groups and took part In thhigauor One Of Its mvtibei's is Jwnes E Cheek, presIdent of Washington's Howard Urd .ers1ty, ertain to be affected by Jie court ruling sought b chief ei xecutive. • of operstkin fu academic and financial reasons. Many academicians who staun ebly have advocated and supported zoning now find themselves the printed in thus nesp-sper Rik,, t.ht that their bodies are private. and not to be man - & " S2 IM f uerufb" fv4e" ' r 7.Wia l lul l U 34SdooIsubjed mci't which we ho you can nettle. Whkh musical Instxu meat most closely resembles the human voice? Some say the wind instruments. I say the stri ngs, will you please ask some of your experts? 'ni.an STILL ARGUING CURIOIJSCO4C1D'4CE "victim," wi th the , E!--"." effect, slithrig in their academic cnuncil.s an I administr ative board meetings. ..,,,I.i..L,.. _t_. , •• Pecpi: c o,ewaw. .,ui marjorle WetulLet's expansion plans include thoatt who sougtederaI and local funds for the very programs the college brght to their r..e1gJ.' borhood. Mimy people objected to college pr grams to rehabilita te drug addicts attend and when. The ruling st.-engthens corninunity groups who want to ma intalr. neig hborhood characteristics and wu s IUUIJ $ euuuy fl higher education Institutions In Washington and elsewhere that want to broaden their academic program and increase enrollment ond how's No part of any material, news or advertising of this editiOn of The Sanford Herald rnsy be reproduced in any manner Ltngwood ': been made pubUc by the cowL SUBSCRIPTION RATES HomeDelivery - eachr. .te ge re _ lied canOPlel It , l i,- iit's l ml - epic 17J CdN T*-N 4' 4,6 - .I It-', i 42 0 rien l ill U F: B f etU n 447S Of theer eeLta 25 Scanty 28 Coaltrs Y DEAR ABBY: Would you please write something your column about overly affectionate fathers who encourage Intimate body contact [all In the spirit of piayfulnes] with their teen-age daughters? mis horseplay between my son In law and his 13-yearold daughter involves a lot of wrestli ng and touching, but I was shocked when I saw them rolling around on the bed tin the parents' bedroom) while my daughter was busy putting on her make-up In the adjoining ba th room. Abby, this grandchild Is just coming Into young womanhood, and it's possible for her to becorze sexually stimulated and aroused by this sort of thing. Soon enough she will be faced wfth sex play with her peers which Is normal and ii tit n' friin 14 r (nIh' r 'i it 'rrn n I dual want to hurt my daughter b even uggettng that her h usband keep his hands off his daughter. 5 might even be offend ed . Frankly, I am ashamed to be writing this letter. I don't .. N t," - ,.,, ... P' son in law will see it and take the hint. If you think I am wrong, please say so. I'll be able to take that, too. by UI ' 40 P hle g iAt i zrclt)cInt but beware of intimacy 4 Kathy Withers Gets A New Teacher .'4124s.fIhnI non.profit organization. Court Gives Zoning Decision RAY STEVENS Press Room Frweman * , healthy expression of affeWon tw1ween fathers and daughtees. But you make a good point. Teen-ale girls $ uld be . -. 1. Incredibly, two Hughes repre.sentatives, (liester Davis A federal court decision giving a zonn board the right to ride on curriculum, enrollment and administration of a college could set a national precedent. Involved In the ease renUy decided by the District of Columbia Court of Appeals are Marjorie Wt4tei Jr. College in Washington, community groups in the college neighborhood and the D.C. Zoning Board. It allows 7Onir.g boards and community groups to say which courses are objectionable and thus illegal. how many students can .. .. .. 1 1 1 ` - - ---- ` or • RALPH PAYS Comp Room Foreman ~ '- previously, the MS hud refused to treat the Institute as a I ~ Ii 4 - à is I ByKENNETIIJ, RBBEN Copley News Service "`~ ~ refrain fm Intimate horseplay with their budding 4,.,, ..- - -dur.nt!s taking thisloan for his brother. I told him, 'You can't keep 4 thlsqulet. Too many people know.' He told me, 'Noah, I have toconslder ray family ahead ofmy political career," A few weeks afer Donald Nixon r'lved the $206000 loan, the Internal Revenue Service' granted tix'eien',pt status to the Howard Hughes Me1eat Institute. mIce . "i' .: • ; Nixon first got entangled with Hughes In December 1956 ytrfr hillionatre siphoned $'OOO from a when political fiuxi In Canada and loaned the money to NL&: broil rDona1d. Th eloanwasaecuredbyavacantfamliyl4 appraised at $13,000. Noah Dietrich, a respected former Hughes executive, told us he tried to dissuade Richard Nixon from approving the loan. DIotrich.dhe9ewtoWashlnotont,ta1kto $ . Nixon,, then ' vice President, about the loan. 64 - I WORRIED: Touching and hugging Is a normal D AR flORRIF.D: 1956 CONNECTION .1 ca d m y w rz'ed p.,4Rse 1 1 va 1 5 AD'e n n of aEdeain 1 6 111 0ti dl u n I i ng Ir 11 7 i'slLa yi ns card t . (lAw) 23 Domestic -. / wk - _Zf* jjouhn';N 3X J u m p 35I Nio- C l e ., l 8 luesda y, Oct 9,1913Ti T€_sanford _ Herald _ _ __ UU h F xi m WORRIED GRANNY Senators told us they would like to take testimony from both rdatlonol Preceaent? CHARLES HAYS Mec hanical Supt. BILL VINCENT, JR., r,,.v p..... lwwl, li' AC - E ; LI) those facts," hetoij £enzner 'we have a whole new can of worms." After the meeting, other M 1 - 1. - , , '-''--.L ' ' t.s Leiuner ticked of! his tiMings iI the ck.'d-door meeting VjceQialrmanHowardBaker,R.Tenfl.,expreSAed • Mverfl:ln; Ntanager CHRIS NELSON B Mat? ' -- 1' termedix-Y that he has never mLnmd any campaign money. I g 0:d9Ll 1Maidme ru C intended as a campaign contribution and was never menIi ed I Mitchell And Rebate swore through an Efl 'MT- = =m w By Abigail Van Buren never received the $100,000. Danner swore the money was 09 / ;-1 -1.I . . I.- . A few weeks after the final $50,X) delivery was made, en-Attorne' General John Mitchell brought Danner Into his th ai A." . o(flcrd. !'Lenzner's findings confirm, essentially, what we have written The White House swore to us that Preside nt Nixon ---- Circulation Mariaer DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor agsziri.#, -•" ,~, or V1 . MJ.TCHELLSANNOUNCEMENT DEWEY ROBINSON Co.n' E•'er P 63 ?! that the United States needs WINIREDF.GIELOW Comptroller .. * '- I'1If3 the ruler to become an Arab hero. FalsalprObablyisCOnVInCiSd FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Manager )AVIDA.6RYANT Mar9r Editor ---v1T country. One way to assuage revolutionary astion caught by the clash of modern and feudal might be for WALTERAGIELOW. EditoraadPublisher "I A4 0 1 I if jjL '1 It ______________________ -* *** I Ca lif in 1969 and 1970 The payments coincided clesely with two governmer.t decisions favorable t Hughes. In June 1969 Presi dent Nixon approved the sale of Air West to Hughes. The following year, the Justice Department reversed an anti-trust action which had barred Hughes from expanding his hote!cuthO empire In Las Vegas j1,.;I' 1j1Ji rthm,hahowncon. cernwlththefutureoftheSaudl dynasty ever since he pushed tils brother Saud aside and ass umed direction - 831-"93 SANFORD FLA. 32771 . t14 Arabia. Faisal, ap1Uarof Moslem - is Ji. 10 Z, .10 - - - - Fatherly Jove WASIIINGTON-Se'tatOtI3 would Uketo question two of America's most mysterious figures--phantom blWonaire 111 Howard Hughes and President Nixon's shadowy friend Bebe -about their backdoor dealings. .e Senate Watergate Committee has been qulet!1y 71, checking Into a column we wrote two years1 at week, the comanitteels, crack Investigator, Terry Lenine.r, gave the senators his preliminary findings behind closed doors. Here's what he told th em: A Hughes henchman, lüuiard Danner, slipped in $100 bills to Rebate In two separate, $50,000 packages, g which were delivered directly to the President's croracountry estates at Key BIscane, Fla., and San C1t1Tento' \ I I - 'Al I " 1i floe, 11 - - __ S1 II 't' frc ,j -_ g - ;f. _ _ -_- by Jack Anderson FA C TS IN QUA t" ____ j~ !:f~ L *I _~ ' '*`afl i _ - .,. -_ dr- I / 1Itht y = him much more than he needs might need, that thty-like oth. Moscow's leaders have been By WILLIAM 1. RYAN AP Spedni Correspondent the United States, since non- ers in the area-didn't want to concerned about keeping alive tLn thv th. :rrt ( f nt ;1i th r ii;t .r-!l pi 4:r !.rt!1r King Faisal of Saudi Arabia bly make up for a Saudi oil cut- could safely handle and that United States in view of potent. they were thinking ci con. tin] benefits to the Soviet econodoes In the current Middle East off. crisis can have an Immense Em. serving riches In the ground, my. But, as Leonid I. Brezhnev The Saudis already had sure of cons tantly increslng Said a few weeks ago, the pact on wend polities. Even the ,: , . , ten' '-'ddle East situation is full of • '"-::':-.dicating they wo,ild not neces- The situation is wving a "dangers for the ause of world be at stake. Another humiliation of the sanily produce all the West tangled wor ld political web, peace." Arabs' combined military strength could spell big trouble ALONE IN REACHING ABOVE THE 'SMO& for the United Statei should Arab frustra tion lcad to the use of oil for retaliation. NY/ to turn __Foc I uP ,:,~ " - ,. for American support of Israel, ii 11 1 111111 the energy crisis would be knockin at the door because ' cPI1UL) iiY .....0-1101b the United States has come to "/ rely heavily on assurance of A PEJ? t4E WSP , ~11;1/ A di a continuW flow .-r! Arab od. ;/, tjP \ I : ~~ I Faisal Key Tn Mideast Crisis? i I ,_= ,_—__ I News Analysis - - l oow U _10~rv __ I '~1~'. ~ 4 . z* MteyFigures s I quantities of printed material in their honlies and spend a great deal of time reading. More important Is their attitud e regarding what is a fact. To them a fact is not reafly legitimate until it is written down. More than other people they trust written commitments and distrust oral commitments. And the psychology of this type of person has significance for the newspaper advertiser as well as the news editor. Since the newspaper is their basic source of information the 4 po6itive-involved" people of community look forwari to prompt and dependable delivery of the news. :. .. t? 0 .9 - i_``~ Senators Seek By ROBERT L. JIOLT Clrcu!atlon Director The Houston Chronicle - - i _ The Authoritative Source For News ; - ~:.; 1, r - - - -- : _i .- - Florida the n 'lit t of the Year h SHARON 1llL[ of Sanford has worked in the Treasure Chest of lleautv in the S.,nford Pla:a for the l\tst sear and a halt She spends Much of her 'leisure thne fishing, and sl enjoys dee r hunting lip north in Michigan on a man domestic note, she is in erese(u,ne edfr t I t I ' It - - f �- .- . . -..- . ,-- .-.---. - -•'T''T :: --'-..=--- _____________________- :- =-- -I1Tj1 =-_ 11 The Sanford Herald Legd Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice - • ? ( c 'it rti CfLP CAst fThI CAT r C'i'd I ATJZ&*S 'Qt CE TO CRE ' "i' - - -- Fet SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 73-t$ T-4L IJtiAsM-n.sI LINDA FREE*k wn D,I1 F. o4J* iP* I {'t f rnic.tt mU vcee' & PrI*'iu1) 23 I)ar 1 ø'• *ttøf1 CIIC.UIT COURT FOR IN flIE .tIrM*4 n i.$4 b,%wwi1 4 4I 1,. 3.rPtThf R!E$. i &b t.co. Eoz ciJei oc Orve REEMAN. TUESDAY NOTICE OF SW? 1O 613 EARLY L rQELYAN. tThEn.cPtceU _ -- THE CIRCUIT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR $ tIG 4t4. rieI p reIii CLIT. 5EtN3LE COUNTY, E'.ETh F .YWAIi f M.X1I 4l 33$ P.O FLORiD& py *&TEDtytS0N .. SE 110. ri-J1CP t.ø%a E w. Freer..4 At1rw' for P'4Irw. mu. .4ia tue '* i" i -iirt. 1$. 1 O !$?3 6)2(2) The Clying ftti (4) SWYIII*I - !. (6, 14ogs Heroes ($) t.. st (13) Niwi 1) Carrtscc4endos (41) 11¼d Sq'ad 7:X(2) SaieCfCtnry () ,s ($) D'ty's TrAil YOU AE NOTIFIED (13) 7:00 (2) () t1,arijf Bij?wirkIe 4:00 (2) So,rvi.rset (4) Pi*erv Griffin T.av MOTIIng ( L -. ..* CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAUISY 5440 ESTATE 'W'I of _ es-teC mrr rrC,re to 'e 4ay t reby jiv,1 rw. ti It.a" t lb. e.a:n *? ócrr. _I - -, - - - Of th C & of -f wA Cwl Cf thi EçMtt1h *A t?* CfoFk 0* t?* CCI Cii1. t. for F'cs. Aa C-rvt i'i FIrIi. Prr .'C~ 01 v 1 it SOt CA.r!' i izzt,strintre 1.') --s. f..! nit tv t.wm nt CE5TDV .PARIUENTS s -, ' 'e' F4 rl or t. - '-1 - ' 8p; DOti' ! LI- I& 23. 1q73 Li. NO1ICECFAPPtICATION FOR TAX DEED - s, SM't '- -AO ... ntct. f) A - wiaiii cx Enr,tazt.ment . • C#or of eCrt Ct N . -. 'reo C - ::- 1.._-. ~rqa rp=7*z - j E F. 41 5 Iaat4? R . N . - c 01•I01-W4Y j -' Pats f r Aq C tZ. rrvcews ROY10EOtICAT1OR F')RTA* DEED . iwi mm w. r "I • 3 E' $1 W S4J ' CITY OF LOIJGW000. - FLoPiOa of . r* rr' ____ 1* - r T!iI(-'-4f'1" 'Tf 4 1 lb. Western Steak ic sI 09 .. -. - - t fI4III4f)J i - 4 f - Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. ddl[H. Th- ' _- the department 0130 sought to some () the ctges In,oIving defend newsmen against sub. alleged deeds durinD A w's * poenas Issued by Agnes's law- te as overnor t'-' Lf - 1 \ - ,. ' . ' (1 - 1'. U '. I 1. 1 I ) I LI .1 I --- 1 --- ___ fl IL? £C.L_ -- - I i - - VlSI I MUSt" TUAT '..# " Li irsy C[) iLlITLZ fi A r L.. ElAl! V LCPJ '. "-i '.-' l' Fl -g r ACQUJTr.-I "-" .. dence against the vice presi. dress the New York Building . - Wn - CPy -- --. - , - Am' P4 .t. --?a. -- - - . ,:''.j... AND HI BAND s--- ... -I t - rritis - -- ri_sR gijUR DiiNt..INu PLcRwRE RE , , ICC - _... -.-. -- -. - - - " 'C'CP %MJL' - , ,, - - "4'. '#' - E4G,.2fa. C.--- •'', - - __ ' '=' ..-= I 1 - =.. r -itr L - ' ' - - .- - S2 -' ! . -. .- '4t4- 1'.. --.. qnd hot bhcuit; ---_ , ' - - OOD ALL 4 )- 9sikirsru'i4re £ir .. . '-- - - -- yes re ivu w Nixon campaign 1'.. 4 1 The Sanford Airport tuthority made application In p• - -.D -° OPEN DAILY " . r=_ ç . .- ___ t.' .--" Construction funds are BValhllblC Oil the basiS of FAA AmBMN percent arxljhe local lZ percent, Bristo! told the group A.tha' Iinstoi said the resent east- COCuCI "°' EisK4 runways r Ic an c pate t*ill reach their capacity by FI$ FI.P*t F4M Thb length should be adequate to accommodate any genera! - - a director _______ U!raId Photo u sane Lasse..rry) as as saying rnl1el taxiwn) added We iepons KrIIICO Ue LIggMy 3P.e U-. LoCtHaAlr • M IP Ia" I-u, . 'I'. : 3* 31.31 •l,I4 iI I ifs 5*'o "- "- • II 3O lOI RNsSfl '' N N * $wR WI 3711 31"a S.tPat 42 *111 So'QI " Gr. 141i , 0 , IiC USvu zluriphrey telephone 1ist3 II • 16'-. UnOdCa IrHp hITIT 35' 33 )ji ii'.. 34, 44 k 'A'n 21" 21'i 21, ffta ' V, i7 17I si', uN 34 33t 33"p Ifl, I7 i3. ' er _ovrna_ said. " nes sar. er had an illusions about the en $ e s __________________ a Seminole County School ThIn)rthticn ___________ t . t. 1 i: L' I. Acceptance I 2 BId"-'-JIIviUngs '' I I -I -' '- '' - _J L) - - I -J I- C rf I r .F0 L Pr' i" Salon ii en -..erv,ce Matters . 6 Power Easement Paint Shop Springs SUe - _____ ' Allegiance II- ROli ('All II! UI'F RIN U N [JL\ I s St ff 0 - betakenatihemeeting At the last meeting school sportauon ;s. IC-. Nov. 22.1967, withdrawal resolution "by persuasion if pos- to ha,easerb_precisemean. heights. ' 3f 2$. *.,a-t ec-.0 , n1ss1nger IflJuc iuo relliar Heruy Jackson of Washington, maintained a strong military rusalem be made an Inter- j's " " ; r.Rt ceaseire and a re- area of the WOflu wiwuut tin- provided for school children of that area and a report Is cxl)eCtedtub&i%LntU a , •'• satuu C Busdrii.erssa1arywillbeoii of the main Items on the agenda SchoolSupt William P I.lI)er said he expects th=' salary plan which was read at thelastmeeungtobeadoptell Layer said opening bith for Altamonte Elementary, Sahal ID. hase a capacity of 140,000 ofx!rations (landings and take. . ir Fur i 12 month ir nest taxiways iould be ex - investigation NEWYORK (AP) -M/d4Iy1PO($ w Issinger pointedly added S cornwar, theSenate The Soviet Union caniiot dis- 1967. nal, in tOday's editions, quoted iOC blespots." Committee, echoed the Senate s cratic Institutions sentiment on a cease-fire, but said Israel should be required Sen. Fulbright, also In a talk I I I Summoned to testify at a paper also said he pooed as a morning session was Michael volunteer security agent at the presidential nomination, sibly in the Middle East. • I % He e'Ulmates needed tin- relations could be imperiled If dominance, either global!) or o current fightin -- _ - By that tune two additional - - - - ' - - - - ,- t! 95 I - n.e'e. ci chckcra - lED . - . - -- y I'IOOfl _..T...... ''.. ' "- '- ' II ' . - rL__ - W .cort ' - - - .- ,/ s - , _______ ____ ..:-_ -. - - '' Ia - All SQ ISA A Sf 4I.. .. -- _______ certification requirements will California primary camoalgns, keeping 8,000 pieces of litei ii the presidential ature from being sent oul cast $16 to 2 mIllion The airCaI as ) gn o, .,en ,eorge McMInowa% also port Is operating under a was report temporary provisional cer tificate from FAA i i c'•i ..L i,. ri .. . I - - - - ii '- . __________________________ • before the Senate Watergate Identified In news reports as McGovern's cam j i - - - :=- -- - --3 - r -- ' -. .__ established that !kdan Chair 2 Eagleton was picked .. ,_ - 4 At £raa ' cluding the Middle East." t. Harry Levy, leader of the emergency fund drive in Miami - C ___ - support for Israel, both emotionally and financially," E% downtown mliv Wednesday Joel Go,dman, president of the ________________ F4., -o Dauoaiwiue since wC fighting began cturdaY. E Hoffman, designated to pro- discuss the Investigation By JANE CASSELBERRY outlined Monday at a meeting - e ,e shall resist aggressive exploit a policy of detente to foreign policies," Kissinger weaken our alliances. We will said In a speech Monday night react if relaxation of tensions is John Bristol, whose Miami million at today's dollar. - , u' best, said one Jewish He said 10,000 people were expected to attend a rally tonight in the 1IamI Beach Convention Hall to help the raise FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 322 108 ,-.-. 11' 1.& :'o -Ir 1 TPs% Jewish Federation The area's Jewish community of same 250,000people lathe fifth largest in the United States About 1L00C In cash has already been dropped Into a cardboard oox outside the Jewish Appeal's Israel :: ______ "The American Jewish community h25 been asked to raise receiving blood donations for wounded Israeli soldieta but gase no figures ptft, :. . "We will have to give more than we ever imagined pos- The go%ernment arguments jor public appearance in were contatnell in papers filed tItan two weeks mere was no mate investigation by the corn- they said In ti brii 'ID .- WASHINGTON (Al') - See- Ing," he said. "We will oppose retaryofStateflenryA Kissin- theatternptby an country to - the department has poisoned torneys denied Agnew's claim the Inquiry through Intentional of a capaIgn of news leaks An 1 We Will Have Completed Our I Adihon In Mid Novemr - ask for contributions and offer prayers for the survival of c su pocna. ram Agnew s sporte to Agnew's law) ers' de sawyers ,'itwrnevs asseu Lnat mand that Hoffman halt the inuiv ucadJr5e be pushed back vestigation on growtis u 3 - PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (Al') -Cambodian gov&inment troops continue operations northeast, south and southiest of Phnom Penb, but the government reports no advances and says the Klner Rouge insurgents have initiated no significant action fc 24 houri. President Lon Nol marks the third anniversary of the Cambodian ! republic with an appeal to th Khrnr R'':' t "absurd frafricidal battles" and join his government In a war against the North Vietnamese and VIet Cong he claims are still In Canthodla. money and moral support as their part in the latest round of tortion and bdber alleatious asked Monday to extend tune allowed nine reporters and inst B I L L B U R K L t '1' COME OUT AND GET - . . 4 1 -- The department countered 134 departmen54 emplo) es might pe ha%e been that Agnew's law)ers are cii- hae known details of the in - .J Cambodian War Rages • case for speedy completion of a ___ . ç • • WASHINGTON (Al') - A The brief addressing the federaljudgeiswelghingejus- news4eakcltargeswaslhe,iec. - V.. j,,. SAIGON (AP) -l'.eavy rains from Typhoon Opal have stalled South Vietnamese government forces that opened a drive last week to reta MInh ranger base In the central highlands, overrun by the North Vietnamese and fl'ht flhir i Vkt i'e; 'ii Sept, 72 On! reported elsewhere in South Vietnam. lb. Chopped Sirloin 09 - *tf*ed Ga're The E Of (I) Monsoons Stall Viets __________________________ Patty 300 (6) The Pv-eI ae)t7 p' * = ,-.,- FCatfisii £ Hushpuimpies, Mouth1I Watefl{I9 Csarceal S?Hk & Si C' - a fa-+CU Cl , . '1 " oo (2) Baseb&l rapt Oc. 14. i. Uati -: , World '° P V I, . "e' .. * scrcrait Thf CP'A 4It * 09 Turns w'- n C-r=t c '. C.t C~' . St"t (.OJ F4i C. Na- Ss- -I LcceofTwoVe1ables bi & utt*r - (4) As Tt __ £' . VEAL PAP iE.& Thr On A (2) -: Cerv. 'o.Wl - act'. ta z. - L Z)E nai '.ii 01 rStty i " $173 - - - r.wju A- st.d1 L)'Js.zuty, • (9) IJ1 My O11'0t1 c;CTI(WAM fOUl £ 4 ___ -gao,,-r f.twI 01 RELIANCE P.4,Mal - MORNING a øflfiv ICT TIOUS *AMC - - 41. ' T4y oc vs ____ - ,, Se4t -i - _____ News (4) WASHINGTON (AP) - Michael W. McMinoway and a.%I :Ldlt UCCI.14rI3 rtportOu to nave been Nixon campaign spiesplanted In Deinocratic camps, were scheduled to go before the Senate Watgate cornmittee today. McMlnoway has been identified Iii accounts as having worked in Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey's campaign under the cede name "Sedan Chair 2." Buckley has been Identified by Watergate conspirator E. Howard Hunt the man working under the code name of "Fat Jack" who helped gather Informathni on Sen. Edmund S MUakk3. .. £ ________- 1 YVI 'II ?'tI I w'o ,t&s so urti 1L " war. But "north of Quenitra the Suez Canal Indicated a set. Egyptian comment on this and there was no way to check battles are raging to contain a back for the Israelis, who had claim. the conflicting claims. ri (•Itrri -'' the ( iin;'d iiundy ii,ht Udt t1y Lii, the tither lltiflt I;i tile . second communique broadcoiiiin.and reported. had penned the Egyptians up In fourth Aiab.Isradll war, the cast from Cairo said Egyptian "The Syrians attempted this three bridgeheads on the east Golan heights taken from Syria troops had destroyed morning to land troops by hell- b'ink. -- in 1967, the Israelis said they nrmored brigad2 and an I!raeli 'a-. - " taken its .: ... :.-:....., :.. i cununajer, Ashad Yagoi-y, In the Golan Heights," the enemy is being held In check," of Syrians back across the prisoner. announcement continued, said the broadcast today. "The ceasefire line they crossed "Four Syrian helicopters were Israth army is holding the line Saturday. But Damascus Radio Egypt siId Its troops cap. destroyed, and all troops they five to seven kilometers each said President Hafez kssad had tured the town of El Qantara, on were carrying were killed." side of the canal," assured other Arab chiefs of the east bank of the canal, and n Israeli command also The broadcast claimed doz- state that Syrian forces were ;akkd the oilfield on the Sinai said Its bombers flew deep Into ens of Egyptian tanks were de- "In full control of the military peninsula that Israel captured Egypt and blasted two maior strayed In the battle. ft zaid the stuaUon In the Golan Heights." from Egypt In the 1967 war. Po litIca I Spies To Ta I k q L4A1J IVIP%II , 00 A G __ A&IV Nile Delta. ed two military airfields deep fleeing in disarray, leaving beAir raid sirens sounded In the Inside Egypt. hind their fortified positions, _____ 131 - tAS''LI .-- t') Secn Stes-rr C") News ill) Variety - U 4E\JER HAVE SEX Israel claimed ;ts forces had driven Egyptians back to three bridgeheads on the east bank of the Suez Canal and chased all but a few pockets of Syrians from the Golan heights. Egypt said Its troops had captured El Qantara and raided the oil field on the Sinai peninsula that Israel raptured in the 1967 war. - AFTERNOON (9) Wi ',,,,,, - ____ conduct weddings even though neither person involved is an - Egyptian, Israeli Claims troops had expelled the Syrians time in the (our-day-old war, had sunk three Egyptian mis- fell Into captivity." from the Golan Heights and but no Icracli planes flew over sue boats in the Mediterranean were holding the c2ase-ftre line the city, Foreign newsmen were and damaged two in the Red - ,, , t -. - - The I!raeli military corn- recognizes civil divorce and allows those who have been through It to remarry In the church. Under the Ilberalitci provisions, parish pastors are given a freer hand [H _______ (13) Pvter Gurin fjç (44) jcj Squares (a) Love Of LIe 191 &ady BvflciI (*1 J = - WCflIKI C) J ')4 !I I the Sinai Desert." _______ ittr-rn LAjJ R - IS% tm Stvtast - c. s oct ''c S I p (XCI 5 aI((L J 1 o:. i:.. had sictuns learns many of the • ii as .i en ac(ukiCu Os a$.el,e%4 crimes against the families of (24) EleCtric Cnm,iany (44) Gpci P)iI 6:00 (6) P44'wt (13) S.rid f (24) 5'esat* 5!ree' (44) Li.. -p---P& a .. j (6) Nrwi : ,, ( . - )2 (21 (4) The 510000 Pyraniid (44) Fury I)00 (2) WIZb'd Of (4) Gambit 4$) . (Ml Qs'valaticwn 9)2 (63 S'aft (13) Mc'te - .:.I N - ..- . 4) AER AND Maw VAN FLORiDA tI FREDq1 AtT1fl for PI'*l P..O Boi Pit anJotd. F4onØ svn P'sN: Stat-li Oct. tt. 14, . :--- , t (11) 90()k (41) Bold 1:)2 (4) HawaiI Fhe-O (9) PM-vIe (14) ire Có.uisy c s"." 1119 Pb ti, frJIN.t! P4. çItpi, Jr of ti-a Ct ' 4. '. ' .........=: -r-',.,- - 't'. iempef'dJte S . 01 The dist - '- £- , - -- -'-i '- (4) t " seol of !- / S:3 lii Gre.er () Trutti ' Cortsegijences , ' , , LOCAl 9) Mv3i 9:)2 (6) Concettra1ion 10:00 (2) D(naIY'i Place (6) The Jrr's Etri-ironmU !: (2) O rirttt -- *TNESS tr P,w4 C'.ri tr.. t $ect 01 rfdice *t ©t ';-. 1Ttl1 for tt re4e1 deia NAME STATUTE .Cve!4CM :1 MAY COaEW: ,' VT.1p 3 1IOT10EWiDERF1CT1U04J5 t persons except when they can get an ecele8lastical nillrnent. The change, which still must win concurrence .Egypt said forces pushed Israelis nine miles. the a ____ t all the sittiw have betn tritil tot crizrs and found t 1ntK)cent S.3TC the law)cr. ho S . •1lI'IltA'rS1iT the tatc.t in a serws of bclie (14) Sewne Street (41) GHhIgn's Island 41) Peftcot Jmclion '. $00 1 () ' ' '• _____ holding a line LOUISVILLE, Ky. (Al') - The Episcopal Church's House of BIShc"',d has appioved revised rules that . w-i I .lsrael claimed it was B i shops K ii! Ban YRLA VII ' i;r. u3t- uu CIuflS deaths. siaft jtnl Ithsss r 'I) Nee 1$) e.orc"s !(6) CAPE Kafl9erCx) () Mike DougLas iv, In (24)T(X1I / liii c'ient ar' fuwlu UU lfl U East Rtver. .bethl has an UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (Al') -Members of the U.N. Security Councii were far aart in the search for a way to end the fighting in the Middle East. Diplomatic sources said another council meeting was likely late today but It was not clear what form a compromise ceose4lre resolution might take. Egypt's first military coinIRE ASSOCIATE!) PRESS . . munlque of the day said: "Our Israeli and Arab troops are troops advancing along the boit fierce battles on both . . entire confrontation line, fronts of the fourth Arab-Israeli reaching a d!stance of 15 war today. kilometers this morning inside Israel claimed it holding its Sin and destroying all the a line three to four miles from pcicltions in which enemy forces , Suez Canal, but Egypt said were dug In. It.s forces had pushed the Isracib nine mites from the Wa"The encrn suffered heavy terway and sent them "nina. nitht.ary iiirfields, one at El Israeli air force was attacking lirses in lives and equipment. and lake a few deep breaths." Shiaft, the lawyer's friend. () Genral P4pUaI Mo-vIe (44) Ne* Z Revue (1) The Flinistones () Ct* Life To Liye () aitise Jub,Ie W SU&* 3 EVEN 'MPCCWr4v i 2tC'.L$. 1$ W72 Va'mL At 5: *?mm F. A?i Diplomats Polarized HOLLYWOOD1 Fin. (Al') - Blind hypnotist William Craft you dcn't h.o Lu stare people in L eyes t put them under. "You can stare people in the eyes, but I don't use that method (or obvious reasons," said Qaft, who is believed to be the nntion' only licensed blind hypnotist. -- EARL V lANE cP, *teP.it Fij, c s.tter. - World News Briefs News Briefs H_' '73 - Cy. ..-- - T onig . P1l c Th C ir'ri. tr s' Cøss of te EII1 Ca.n1t. á To IC' - A ' :,1z Cttd. Sir - ______________ "- . i Debut Tuesday, Od. 9, 973-!B _____ i* c $ ' 4JS1 RITE BAKERY NT SAID ESTATE -t Ofd 'i MaKeS Movie • _______ ____ p1vt ' iLar4tL a 1ir. act-br, cti iutzt a1t \F.',1I \OtjiAPj ' Alas1 he ai'xl the others art , / i a !w.h rnos about Jthi 1gay Shall Ann the theme alged viil&uis the cuirts have caught in bnsl but ery Liii t frrr S1.aft, a in p tu LDck wate tttc s the same An other The øoly re rmg eernent scrLpt tlt kips about fa!ttf eye. It's ln made into a ice- r nblnce to the ongiraI is in theshow aside from Rzwid. than flute player's upper hp i iir a.inth TV series and is ç',@rcl) couKidental. un 3 Barth durin t'e %fflam Tell Orr Ed i east trte regular The (thu's ixte has been its debut LIId4 cs _ffi'' . tLrrtd ttu a fluLffk(i oart in i1 ;>s Shafts pobee budd), turt n I. ,.htt' i court, ui U sthrts It has t*n things ct*unsi togt's show, twh deals It. Al Bcsi. with a bebeveab!y '..A'-.4 . tr gtt. lawj with the motle Richard with a psck of prinunt urban low key, raspy -voiced ap- prnJnefl criminal t-I'arge o 'V a client acquitted of a t'nn " The ' r rnartuer • • fRkhr Jaeck1J "THE LEGEPD I uArry CREEK" tnortl , the to and vowS - M(DLe4;DA '4)i57ERGuAD r)iio 1 • Lively 1 -- - DIII I *) N I ' 9 Pa,meat in Lieu f F. T TABLl,,tj IN till �!. '.; I . . k.~.\_R' :..,..,1:_, AAM %I1. .19m_ ~.Z-0_~W _~ .i ~-:, ~ i r Sports' N, . I .. : I By '11:~ , _., New a SawW moved Dodgers, b vi home of thelong for )I3 misi be smie of the eld time f Monday when hghtight Bud Ieon R= circa second taw. Those Of us fortunate enough to be :athome g s of haseball' m4ends, t fAns got it AU in living color. With the MetS on 9' League's th" play off game, Rose barreled into Harrelson a Joe at second base line and John Milner scoed It up and Used to the keystwe swk for what was supposed to be the fb-st half of a double play. The Reds leading slugger went into the base hard feet M fly,lw, tmnbled dtrectl over him. From Iteasy-Rarrelson where IlCbed..aI on my back a elbow rum K.ae who was tryIng to -t I . p Skins -. I 1. - 4 I - r - -. - . ., 1 &mford Rec Staris Flog --- ... IfRANI IMP. HAWAIIAN RUM GUCKENNEIMER Gibson, Jeff went 2round k4l end for yards for the touchdawn. The Jayhawks scared on a Al- . ,_ Beth GEORGE BICKEL rflLDCOAP H 7i I2YR '" I ._,.. __ ° W. as the Cvwboys lost th& last duuxt to take it omt yard Une f ratyingw,theDlssbacka1solookCddeSPer1te1YfOT thsttme.AtieatfortieCwbOY1. a . - in the (AvIrtinle I penod the Bulldogs made the £t!MI5YW----------- V 422 tJ MLQIÔ3 I 48 UTI& £rnai the r . a-m m Deli MIIW5UkI L 11 MW t Iett of the!Wildea ' into the Packm backfx1d and the rued l3Uiii play the -aI rnencan ki4ball Miociaton begt . m :tanoet (fr$m5IV uct,RseU who 11tht _ DLK.3 CI yr , • ,. ,, - - •• •, '.• w ktthfl Mti s1upru as a gO1fl4W3Y as a -- PINK =Aix II •flPV ,A it.:. t.1• i- , " NUM ; AW 'R : 14" ft 4' . 11, 0 .TI .1.; W ,_, I -4~, - - ft - Wf . 6 . %14 msmrm __ ___ EkAJEEES . - R ! =_ - -. -7 Vick a number you think will be the highest nu ber ofPolntsscoredinanyonegameonfhi,page and place -i.. I . ' ni i r ; - , will be used to break ties. PM - 4 17 -_ _k _. One entry blank only to each contestant. 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I - - , i . - I ANCIENT AGE i azil.- d;oa%%R%Wsm.trz-.p;:in~ - ____ t 45 • ;1.Q wn y1d about the Sam oung. -' bk~_ TW J&_ _________ -'_., - - - 111114400 3o 79GUA91T SO TbeCo,bos scored firstin the pme on a pitch-out from curt *in _ W ------- GOLD MEDAL IMP. SCOTCH vim mula!M16M 1 JAYHAWKS7COWBOYSI - __:~~ - :m_ t )I- I.. - - ___ sUne,ptnstLctheRethkiftirusband the both he and Morton!ound f&r too many udriendly tam all evenft in the backfir3d wtiik wtIlAg V for the pass&t ' th - quips cif joyed flearin8 inc )flfor Howard's e%erprsentuttermaces. 91-UXS - 10M call# Slate Gdd I..arrvEruiion the ipi elevens, set itall up, but what to whm me did Somy and Roger The Dodger both i chiN wee down. Trying to r4n cm die Cowbovs ddenw is like walking L.a - . am I _____ - , ____ SOVEREIGN VSOP COGNAC I r 161 - 1. f. t1o1J defenses hold up th The Redskins, sJit out until the last four the poliit3 minutes, wmrM two qua toa&imn On a one- were playing. Staubwh was sacked se ven Umes and Yard pass fr= Sonny Jurger6m to Charley Taylor and a Brig Owens' S-yard mturn of an WashWgton quartertack Sonny Jurgtrisen five ersen came back with 2:39 rcmi,mrg* But '-.fc. oth: tcu-ch-i-own to L1-_ tJ--- --Vre 4 4-t 1 4,5y. -mte I.M. paiKkawwni Uuit brokeuut arver W 1 Deg the Owens' toudidown, wtttid cow with 2:33 and Owens intercepted Mortan's pasis 1:06 later. rn _____________- ________ Crooms To Meet Leesbur - I Hmumten,etr"led r-arricnn -at the cex-yard tire in Ilie first period with a 15-yard touchdown pm ____ ______ 14 Id1flare I asNewYear'sEe' . 9M2 NEW YORK (All) - After the fifth inning. title of players from both down," he said. sonle belts from Rusty Staub out to left field to restore order. noisy crowd-whose shouts of whose defending National A crowd of 53,967 wa:t buzzing benclie., ; and th,e bullpens as If Staub keeps hitting In this It didn't have a completely Willie Mays, Tom Seaver, joy steadily increased with League chanipions face ex- series lik,? he has been, it'll be a and a couple from Bud Ilarrel. with an apparent New York well. They raced on the field soothing effect on the vocif- Staub a nd Cleon Jonts a11 each C SOfl, too, the Cincinnati Reds Victory, loudly cheering their incinnatj out. Wiction today. tough Job for the Reds. and began fighting among erous crowd, but the next thing pleaded iUi the disruptive fans are on the brink ofaknockout. Shea Stadium heroes c flt ...i.zi.. .._._.a Mr 'sun WIIII IPV tTUWU ut dwi,. Ism SthLb ttwo home rw and Meforgeda2leadafrfour . Iii 'II what happened out them "We'll be agzslvc," said noI cwelled. gratnd play, Pete Rose In a innings. Everything was relatively doesn't wake us up now, nothing Cincinnati pitcher GaryNolan. It took five minutes for clii. Me sent some presentMives hrawl.filId game Monday in me alter that, except for the will," said a grim Anderson, "We still feel we' In It." Then caine the fifth, when cia to restore order. ---------which the New York Mets beat Rose barreled Into Harrelson But there was more. the Reds 9-2 and took a 2.1 lead an attempt to break up a double The heat of bittle sUll smol. in this best-of-five playoff series play at second base. dered in the stands, and some to determine bpseball*s -fle hit me with his elbow," fansgotti,tothe act, Wix,n Rose National Iague representative Harrelson said after the ex9 walked out to his left field u Branticy game," said Weiold DAN tiILMAI'TIN In the World Series, Croonis takes a l4 log Into Panthers light of e plosive game, "I'm tCd of Ue position in the bottom of the Herald Staff Writer of his squads most recent the fray a1 has sr halfback Leesburg played againstthe Stoub's homers drove n four being used as a punching bag." fifth inning, he was showered performance. ins, but it was flarreon'g Tim Raines a listed starter but L9ke Brantley Patriots two The Mets' gutsy little shortwith dcbcis—ber cans, soda The Cor Panthers travel The Panthers scored two late doubUulperforrner due to a hip wee ago hattie with Rose that literally c[oncnldsnmpthinp in th h rI 31111611k udiiclica, if u •uw ior a Tuesday first half Louchdon to gain a injx y. drove the Reds from the field i'n Ros 'e,71w, Cincinnati left fielder whiskey bottle and other asevening conzest that should 12-12 tic with the Patriots last bne of the most bizarre playoff gave Harrelson a shove and the Raines has been seeing sHs The contest %as previously sorted junk ee prove to be quite a battle unless trainer Jimmy Terwillige r all fairs in history. twoexchange e dblows, fcll , . o the c hedu1eJ 1c Sai'od bu Manager Sparky Anderson of Coach Barry Wentiold Ptas Lhs_. . The Panther coach said his week and the ."Doe" -lays he is Croocris offered to change t The final score, despite its ground and tussled In the Infield the Reds didn't like the scene, communication lines open linemen were working on the ready to go. importance, was almost antich- dust. site when Jacket opponents so ti~ waved in his plavers. "We had a failure to com. cross blocking that failed last The Yeflowjackets figure to uanceUed atIc after what happened in The battle triggered a flood. "i just wanted to calm things municate on the line play in the Tuesday against the Pats. be 511ff competition for the contests.out all their home . a 3-0 lead conseffative-myied mwing aftack both team featured unW the gan* really got do" to scoring tries. DwIt know about y=fftuAgs on that, Mward, bun I m-vw knew You were an banior dermtor as wt11 as a law)w. Whileonthebject didounceitwasthepiflg VW* that both won and It the tilt for the twr, t!1!! CX : •. A ~_ ~..', . :- . .. , - - ________ 0 - The victory evened up the Dallas sod trongasheis,ifnehadgothlsfeetonthe grOUrAL he would hm gont an in. I just cau&t WasW%tc-j records at dwee vktxies and one. relief man f, eod ht the big card. and both rAt- aSkint0y. -- . I P_ who scored me of wasbingum Is ra o TD's with a weak - ________ t'ni Wastungtondafeatedflzrr t*...aai,.. . saw him iflalias ,,..,,..;. ~..,,..mpionship and a berth pump Once and I stepped up and was going to rut nd flcl! the damage expected BDth the ?Aets and the Reib will be oui on the field azd you'd proba* nerer know they had the free4rbeeling ftfic Wim 1* day before. Pros shake it off and PUY H& on Uro*,, ..0 OL3v • +M NFL Services. . Qve i C. w-moried by Dandy Dun and Howard L'v IAP. Will Wat in the fina MOMeDU modt.*tw Fra!& Gifford tot d off a quick upset over the Dallas tim Redskins CDvbwi& . otif of Modem Foot Hma-d, who used the phrase 14M . -Iihq - ,, $ i I - , _1_ d a fumbd punt on rl - : I- . - a W,6* An L A -gami the . !..- a-r-01W_r..f-r4-R ;:?-~. - , :, q -J . A 0 I - ________________ / ' Before it WaJ oftiah got Into the act. ._ ' tact Wall GrT*Son on remaining. PM to their Moiton moved ,he ball to the Redskins' four lotuth dovrn and only seconds k4t, so the Washington Redsk.ns safety knew it was his job w first aree pi~ until he stop him. .... ... - -. . 10 nown aenal LU ami Un LT Un '1 Th LOOEfl (OF tIlE pisy oecause ow had been so good,' said Houston after the seconds remaining . . _ ______ __________ been kr*g time slxe I've seen a Ca -. ____ WKSHING,TON t0i — Ken Houston ". UilL - Id . it ..; ru be a tough team to beat," the undefad Hach5a1d. beHeVeS m e major Th Ev M ti* mpetIc Hods. back the finished seco Jl today will be Tom Herron, Kenny Rwining for L)Inan Duncan, Mark Bousquet~ J4T_1 Donaldson, Dennis Burns, WiWe Smith, and Glenn OU0. the high finisher for Lyman in most of Duncan h5 he has ham. the pass meets. Although e past four Meta pered by a cpr ad followed with Wlfl tment, the Gyh Lwke BranUey and Appa. n took the Collal InvUonal d w a three The way meet with Edgewater and Colonial. Following those wim ttw%- came out on top in the Edgewater Invitational and todefeat Boone and Winter Park. The victory eze made 5V at d accoi to exped to d Huggins. t th the largest d Longest L)mw ciosmuntry team looks toward their next meet toby 3 4 p.m. agoinst Metro foes Evans, Oak Ridge, and jw*s. 7,he cv=t wM be btid at the Silver Pines Country klub High. on Silver-Star Road flfl So far dis season the Bound harriers have accumulated a las. Theft t cy wins the Sabje,eze Invitational when the I : I P - Editor Herold Snorts r Dorok . !I will f Richords j C Tuesday, Od.Q.1973-3f3 i 'it aub Harr eIs0n B eIt Ci ncinniati Reds, S t.'. o M e tit, ion Hounds Face Metro The Sanford Herald 1 . ~ ~ ; ~ * MUOILAk 2) - I - 0 ~ SpotliçIit P_ . %. Unbeaten In Seven Meets Tuesday, (Xt.9, 1971 2B-The Sanfordi-lerald i I �— - — ____ _____ .)uvu (.iauc Ly ALLEY OO__ 4B—TheSnordHer&dThesdaY,OCt.9fl3 / k-I A MAMA A'D A 1 EVES I-EAt E Kansas NEW YORK (API out the football wash cUic For On V • brough wa asked if ho d go for third down from the Masachu two p)tnts again with three se113 sixyard line on the fir.l rnnutes left—the pin) failed pla) it fell incomplete and \ By Lee Geiger cf ttv t'tct eer -c -. CkIeS$. He McKty knew that If we gct the ball there wa no wa we ( -. / _ / L*st S.tiLS and it hit USC line the hands I dedded that we probem getttng sie S000ers for a Ioc.g gain and get In pust reason ou pla3 the game and CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS TU4T SO. VkE WAY ',OLI PJi AWAi PIED CI4ICt(E'J,I'4O JOINI-S, -- . 1) = - IA • -- . -.. . ______ . .... , -- __ It ______e-' ),.. ,. ,. _______ ... - - - . . - jwtiteflghtwithabd that Isusranked, and yOU can tiveoff the frnitof It for years. tfeat "Jerry a lrother sied Seae- r't NEW YORK tAP) eeording a Belmont turf rtord t'rn l 2 24 4-5 ird ) pua t ,, the u.npteenth tune, Cuaxryactuafly asked Kendall to fIj .-'.. "- .. --- KINGS MiLLS. Ohio (API - .-- EV A • L.a r"- :-: 'i;:-.. .-------- . .:-'' . -._ -- - . . -- zil fr to *--- hi... .' ' .-- — --' - "1 . - -, ' I M S*.zz ufter t? rule was _______ 5Lr,aa , - - - -•----,--- - . - western D/*Uee - ,, .. P., =- .' . • 1•_ . • / 1" . IH '.' - ______ tj.' .. , , -"a - '- . 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'!! to wall carç&, doors. - EmCtrlencedseifoc,jcyi Apptylnp,rsori 3r5_2$1 . - With short term lease - r.t,al k4 SCm. to 4;pm. 32235 & weekends. ... 39 hew S -- - emiovjJ . 3222l1 or $31 9993. -- by Townho YOU Cfl Hwy 17-92. Mata Bui Boys Off Palm Springs Dr Blroom .lgage EVEREST RELTY 323-2920 re -- 3 PCt. on $9.00.) mortgage may be Salad Girls OO~ m to3 COp ni Monda thru Frida LAND CO _________________________ REALESTATE. HAS I MME DIA T F OP F PI PIGS .LkS ttie d,.,,jliIJ ottIciI 'ales. Q3 5em-an ' 4 WY " 4 I. •4 41"d p- 46a I Restaurant COLLEGE at lurnithed. PrcxirnatI layout magazine. Ph, 3237710 - New oes,y.o.ee,.sA~s. Ii...astV 1791. Uettary..sI ------------- _•_ Tt'aveIAqe,es t,to" FernPark -r- ORLANDO BUSINESS ' •23 900 ,, For CALL 834 8588 NOW - ' Bakalla Irc IVALOPI APARTMENTS wilce rosition jiAcwmen • '23,500 Realtor BEDROOM HOME • r;r',' 79 C' Circuit Courl Seminole County. '' ___ 1---, claims ma oemandl which you, or Pijfflth cent ii 25 Oi.t 7. 9. )3 I' ofOCyt O( - - I d /Sor , - - I air.$lSmo.CalIOrlando.u1.isO, C' ucCeeu in l4trTdarl'JL-il:i- PS ,AIPIST r ' ' tt I 'I T Cl '-r 'ii'l i' ci 2 LII hnCCO aIii'tiIInC Da'eclalSanford Florida tPtls8th inte"ivure-j ttr a dn-trre, thtne i, of September 1973 Clerk rI t"c(,rc,I Ccxirt 5er', InC C 9,air ?tcGar ('Cunty (le"cfi nauorciar ,,Ih 7 II (Al CO LEGE --. stop by our office open 1,11 5 p m 7 days a week. Elmer KEYPUNCH - — I BE0OOM 1 BATH SM(0 Sanford, 73-I93t; Day, Wk., Mo. befefits Rich Plan of ' Centr' ____ -- FINAMUNOAvAILABL! c Ii ALL ' 120O y3,..w(Ih iropical ian19lng Furnished - iaeIy,we can have you ___________ OR OF I S hghfy rt,eir rt-o, FIOTIaI 3n HOTIC[TOCREDITQpS aoeiot F,"eeltn: I Urn ____ about We arrange financing for area. Own iran. Wed. e'e,, Sun. AM, P*R t" '' CARRIAGE HILL SAN MO PARKS 1- 2 - 3B edroom Trailers & Apts. 2 Adult ------- ___________________ ZAYCE PLAZA WFICN 53$ *222 d'inivm -_ ai)pl. Ms. Cross 373 - ParkDr other lbath wail to with dlthwi$her — rseceptionist For leading builder and dIvt$opr Longwood (Vl1 i Opportutty. 3-7$) or 4)4 and 119 Winter Spr1ngs IIq s mm THE HUSKEY COMPANY TeresfeC In sato business - ---------------,-- ' r p(rn, Prem/x Mirble$lte iii KEYPU NCH County ii 'upmenf and related act/v/tieS at in re: Estate l -- Ru.sdDtpartmentosfic',,H,I,y17. 92 South, Sanfo,d pp 73 Regular raises thereafter. Paid L.)IYI Pt.t Book 2 pAg'°j? Records of Seminole County, In compliance with Section 115.09 Oaid lmmedlat• opening for desk per. Harry Wester 373 137? - d - 1n5 plan, In - _____ IfI) Collect 425 5511 VON Products L!0 5. ) 92, Sanford, i.. iii dUPI apts Close AM or PM Shift A Iy C PP avalier portunity ror advancement. Good .bfcOaATe DIVISION 73241CP _..., Female HeIW P anted Lakeview Nursing ,nter 939 E 7fld St., Sanfoa rrl-* Stemper Agency 3 bedrooms, 2 batI'is, carpeting & &apes POOl 'itChvn eqUipped WtIOtd duties and companion niture. S- days a week, Good shirting salary Apply In person want to Flor/da SIiIutt 177.101, to 'f-rd H- ,, - " ' tying South of Weklva Spctrçs pubflcation of this notice. the .-____________________________ - .. - _j . -- ' " 1.,. - retirement crt'n . • —__________________________ mnd9ty i1 ____."('_1 I , •, Robert A. tJpboj%e r - k-. andscPd Apartments Rent (Jnfurnlshed iboom wti. All the above positions are 40 hjr VS MTt;Lb t.Oird month PITt 30 per P11' I R'3ads Supervisor I 5)3514 per P('cDTIn1UIeT IV1I I.) I (N UI-UI-I I double garage end all extras 535.500 Near ccQntry Club. OwP4E; MUST LEAVE Jcar.4wd C4,i 3720 19 S Ma fltsnince men II 7 39 per lefwt'* required, Left Icr torneysiLaw ____ r ucts. 200 Marvin Ave., Long. _____ 1W. reifdenccandposloffkeaddreisa, HL'SKEY COMPANY, to pItitlon f Hiichison 1. ci ( 91- I - \? .. - • LAR(,E 7 STORY LAKEFRONT iiflf'O one that will grovide years of $ Equipment operator I, $2aS per LPNS AIDES and a i- f,(IlttOS name of EXECUTIVE CLEANING SERVICE nd that -r S SLFIVILL. . Cauelberry. , For Rent — Ave Sanford 5-Equlomenl operator iii with Iollorp.art time' cYi ever ou ticsre .. . •' "n' " ___________-__________ 1 -"7.,. )3 g IS ' ...-' - ''.' t 4 r-- ovrn torney and accornpaniedbvafiling (... ---- -. ________________________________ - ski 1' Ard Rs,5 :NT f.-.. y . ...... t 3 - P,'cPteat also McNeil, 'thomas McPleal '$ Ii -' fOrd. Flc.rda, within Six CAlendar ANDAP4NULMENTOF PORTIONS OF RECORDECsPLATS rro'itht from ItiC lime Of the first " II' ' ' tI - - '° " .-. . W L1r Pc, - 'V-9 -- - q iJ C ..- ' -..... ____________________.- _____ eraton-Sancord . I'iflJI AY t I Inge benefits Apply in person P4 ________________________ "'•••' SIC I lh urn fiUi i REALTY ---.-----. . SEMINOLE ° v -. 3 - .. - "s" obil ifledr .1-, V (Thy5 3225)73 N .i'ts 3fl S421 3fl 7352 Homes Rent iOul,C t'. t' ndble' Pernianni osiflc'n fY ;d of the parks. Ytellifli Thomas McNeil, DET73 late of said County to the — 1. CATC)4 c10 d•: or cr5 apply in peroi to — Sanford, F$orkl . known ;s I-S * \ Amencan Ines ei Le -- FrhapsAIcohoJlcsA,wflymous p n. mocrat larch 1973 'r nr Independent doesn't witntto PFOilt l.iIl Big Business for it still claims and demands wtich you. or ___ \.... .( -___ ...i, -" ? - 3 t- : .. iT: ,, •f 4 soles (or the party in - J 'fljetjrsjrujethatQuar'ytstoicernabouttXi11riIthe . s a C. Iti ro'#ition of 'he FkJiti Yo :r. ach of you are hereby N;m Statutes, To Wit Section ' _____ ______ -. -.- *&.R,3 IN TrE#AV'W ' 11.. -- — - .- l' ii iI'U!?} /.__.IP.$ wath or s.jcceeding foul, the team oun fouled hill rttJtfl nest istctiers tar 1'bey also save u thiS cm nest tg.m ,.. Clatmi or Demands Against Said COuntV Florida in arcorttance with _____________________________________ _______________ trekt3, fInI.ShII,g with a regular asm r,ewrujealiowsaptayu Ialandaone-ocer-par7lOtitlW ThisbelpsjtsowwhyMikeQuarTylStfliIbtZUleS*thathe &.esnotfullhcoZT-4rrtzxl,and.sof.cannotccçewtth. by Dick Cove I •.— The iinze in the Ols o Km $ Island NEW 'sORK (API lflM'; - 3 bedroom 2 bath if 1, heat large BARTENDER SEMINOLE SOC FOUR BEDROOMS bal'i CB l'ovre large family room, car Urflthtd. air, no pets. $175 yio. -------- - eIctrofflc background L'r-j • Fringe Benefits poçnd 377*732 • of the number of pe' .iLit1 -'-' '-'j , Want Ad 9GoodTtnns?oEat Thrna Lt ofleof ovr friendly ad i5Ors help AM[R SCAN WOOD PRODUCTS 17 5 5perxnt 29percent Te — The Triple trown winner f( UW.' cut oces' ins rigtst — - - y,'rE 1. iisnb &ET __________________________ or 13 P,fA o Turf Education Program 1 WINTHROP r U\ 114C(. buss. Now, he ha4 a cnance to get well. Quarry has a magIc ', £VP vrIt i• frame _______________________ DERSOP4 EMPLO as molders, plannerga couuri ,f . -_ ,,, . Of OPV "t13t1100 F ullacies in Logic, oser the past r, years. enJosr 1 i 'nig ztarrpcd Chihtrnt olsiOro*n lottie, tr.s \iiR tNt tontrast bctseen Inc afldurnhture sell quickly with a profif LIFFOItI arid AFTER return enselope plus 25 cents ____________ o dxs it be"er than the other Uj will) the sob. Kendall is a p-tseJ pru.t fighter. -' of pv'r;mce with 440 High Voltage v1e;t1, Stirting salary 000 JJUJ w.•WI IN PROBATE pad i-ure rs1,not becauae of an emotion. but beczu of mity, and aserige '' iii• Rated F/rConsecutive n'ru — Au. In wood products garage HOUSeS Rent Furnished and Welder S Helpers fsrat inns by Bob Thavs X 'LL. JtACULATE ecaratect:roImi6riMNJ or 647 0I0 Boatasw"ntiiy ri9gers,Topwag. Must CPO 'i.vsY iJt.tut niahie Usat Kendall fei' tourd Mike (X crnrse - tst aM hi h for thu . Jj 1Aj '& ' I___ Job - to beef up sales at the box 'Tha' s Morton gndges . Per D: Per Line lfl% t,1 d wanted aIHOUf ooe m portuntty Employer. Call 3233192 or 131 14)0 for in - _____ Only Si 500 W.tfl go terms AN x:nta: tInt ibilo tstde $21'r preferred. Alio need general st Will train wilting workers a 22c a line LifleSMinimu,y '." ' . - 25 times 'tilt'd (ariler this .t'ar that v,rrh .r their ,ir r - FRANK AND ERN_ that icI ti the downfall of Mike were not taknLnoëcnsideration,O1Y!wasK(Th1aflhtrT13eL',TheOtheT p (ifl be about $)CUfl .. man N*td2men,llgttwork, Rebar Steel Feb shop, in Sanford the Ierri(it rNent kgislatoni 1 twess that he is us. iuiiid,i1ton SO hO% claiming Big Business . " . 'fl d (hiker VW 322 213b Factory help wanted by pat '"n' v' "° " pogo,r' r . . I - Ti' 8319993 5 9 percent lkJL ip.ar .R' _____ OrVcindo 1lii.' .iti e figures are uted b ollege -------.----.r1 . .. urosd it 1-Ic was out of shape for all three fights and there , . . -- rated Quarr) had defeated him three .. . . __..., "b' LsestoWhite,Fu1Ier andthat "nobody." Rascon - 1 __________________________ 'thth s*'- .it t1"e end of the trail, a tooth1cs 4 year old - .. ' IMUC tot, convenieiit to a!Istoras. Laboratory Tech,,lcian at IhI Brand new 3 bedroom. 1½ bath, 'UPI(1 Lease AY.IIIJ* University 01 FlOrida's of alt iomesflc and Import cars Apply'nr.i sack 'owaen Ocat in the way? SCSI It last and easy with a iowcott clalsifled 6 thrL' 25 times .c pild fi It r1H;tTHouoHr5 t - traimd ________ - ..._•. - ________ t• a sizable fwrcentage 'oners ans in luding ' I'4YJ - _______________________ er irai J,i 'nethancs, hid tools Pai'J Jim Lash (tiryt er Plymouth 2613 E*perIencd auto body -= :1aI'r.;genot2a4pert'efltiirt.en -- d i porat5on tu'rage 28 percent •ZTpACHf ... 32 _____ I;O I 7 Pt'ITOflt fail that ,.#' .•. Semin Ie \est is a ('ollegt' ceonoimc professors IhIIigt . . lt tiWlied 10 p4RenS to _______ Often _______ _____ - N,id Tv, ) I pu&es' , HE . ____________ L. a \ — ' was perwclfie ecord., but he w /0-9 'I UUU the match, Quarry ne Out to see It In ((4j(.... /' 03 'OJ ,., , Uch 1.lfllPtlS I) illas \f VS fir. (rune. a mul9al friend lnInrIn(yl;( d• esI wrote .• ________ cCC ?\ More Come , ,•, I, Paydays for Salt . ' :. ( 'n tn this area .i.4 to go in searcis of the "holy grad' bOaI Oti hd t' Lnr:, .ti that c.uid make Quarr} look good amd .ini i.'vrd tnd iiit, and the people would i" ,.- -. ______ , ' .._ Make - I °"'n I gan.e. Mthough Oklahoma can I go to a bowl gair.c for tso zeasot'.s, eplottc - - 30(1 don't get Sa}iflg, '%%&rI happy with a t1e, but we really And Okia tried to win t T_4-T - Ihavenoidea whatthro 15 ,' It is - ) Ads l- '+ • There's a Ume twn ou tr to in a baUgame, but ',ou U- was quoted B5 WeeSd.ay nightAndyKes3dallwofl*maJOtitYvledSIofl ntt Two a pass on the feud brewing hetwn .l5!kfL our I:r at flpubtk. e,PhD,Mfl___ Want i tiesday, Oct. 9, 1973—SB DIAL 'C__ two minutes. g oj wtwung And plied. "We were tied with Ten _ _ GPWC, ( Another coach who refused to lnia nd Southern Cal lowing thur 77 eadIc. k to take a tie ras lutges' Frark Hanging -_ The Srnford I Ier&d - i r R"th U Would Coach D -' - - hon e buyers at Saniora PAortgage t ermsa, elImltefltoarT%.Sxiiv)umof 25 with this plan Interest rate is 8 ona9Cpct leanor73pct onanCO years - 00 - _____ �-'------------------------- - ,.,- - - - - - 68-The Sanford Hera Id _______ - Houses for Sal. T - 41 7"HiAwalha Ave of 11 3727443 I- L. ,, No eBET VALUEe I l3O1W.Fairbkj WE TAKE TRADES 4457333 -. New 3 t-*m. 2 bath. V*.mlly rm., w WP r*r4. • choke location, r' '. 2 ti&ci hornet nearing completion in t"eau?itul ,,.•. Term; 132.503. FURNISHED excellent 7 bdrm., In COuntry, fruit trees, $18,SQO. AMERICAN Hall VETERAp Frame 2 bream, I bath home, kitCh* equipped, furniture, t'*pes and was;-4r Included. On 7 WS with cit rut tret, $14,230. $2.5i0 dawn, 10 yr, ekl$tlnQ mortgage, $1433i per ma. Every Wed. & Sat. Carty B4rds 7:13 p. m. activities, Fa ther 327-7233 talimprov ed. Has ba rn, well, septic tank. and 330 ft. frontage on South Sa.iforcl Avenui. $31,900. "S.antortrs Slies hager" Your MultiplC Listing Agency REALTORS 23.6j Park Dr Homes CONSTRUCTION, Want to sell something? A small nves1m? In a Ctassille.j Ad will Lrn results. home,-3 beracms. 7 baths. central heat 1. ;r, nice neigh5:30. back to nature? We have tracts that ,.re deal for h.orsej, Cr tracts Witt' trws. Priced right nom at $2,003 per acre. Financing available through owner. A beautiful opportunity for you. Pleas. call Oil Po'vter. Atsoc. Roberts & Gilman 83-55OO inc SANFORD Meeting 7:3)PJ,*..)$f$ 3rd OWNER Tuedy 37 Th ursday 7:3) P.M. -AMERICAN Ii enitors Longwood REALTOR Listings Wanted 3 11 Art. MEETINGS PM.-2rd and 4th Thu'sday Each Month. DISCOUNTS BINGO Early 8irdt7:U P.M SADDLE EQUIPMEItT BOOTS Western Wear. Save t the Old C or ral Western Shop, 17-fl, I mile ae.0, HIjAT INC. & AIR CONDITIONINg,, 3096 - tutvj, __________ ___________________ ------- -- - - --- - -- -- SIULUS flr'D ('er'c' r J FLEET PFcFPVE ___ r ,ft-I Scott , Mittltww nt !fl - "d) BinolThursdcT000 - -'I-_ Ifif 10 Acres or organlintion would like to be Included in I ' tI - Genera -- Great STOCK RIDUCTION 'IE ILPM .2.. NT 3" aiir ' 'L I 7 I QrI*n • 'L_ Ceramics 2.- - ang A\e _ Paint lng_ln?qr Lot *. exterior. rra rs roof oainted 'on-est - CALL 322 Co i i?Ur1?Y Dra fting , ij__, I - ... ,w, Part- MCcfar 3 - - - - -, _____ - - - - - - - ford AviLvilie i- jiy *11H __- ___ . - .. , iff . I- a - It - - . ..'Trying to do good job' (Herald Photo by Mark Weintz) _=- WASHINGTON (AP) Vice President Spiro T. Agnew resigned Wednesday, hi., secretary By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Israel claimed its warplanes blasted Damascus airport and other strategic targets in the Syrian and Egyptian hear. tIiri:1 toL :; Ir,j ;;un its Joined five-day-old Middle F.i.,t war. - - tht Israeli airport away from Damascus before they could get close enwgh to luuge ffia 11w_ "Are " the so ' " '17-t t+' - ______ - __ IM ail - dros raiders -rs - Secretaries at Agnew's office in the Exeative Office Building said there wot.'U be no fur ther ching as the machines ticked off word of Secretary to Agnew. ,,-.- .- --- r -- : ;: gux: fighting slacked off, Dwnamv charged other Israeli jets were hitting civilian targets at the anti Syria's m.'it'ir runrtc run th.0 Mediterranean, The Isreall command described the targets as "strategic and military." Tel A vi v and Damascus reported major aerial engagemenLc aiso swirled over the Go. ) Heights battleground and both sides claimed down ing large nw'bers of the other 's planes. The Israeli mili tary corn-' mand said Its raiding Jets flicted "cone,iderable damage' on the Damascus airport. A spokesman said the facility "Is decision. -'--------_ - ___ - ___ -_.- ion Bid = Si C a base for military .strikes into [%-"I." - le" raid on the 5~rian capital. Is. raeh 1ets bombed the Defense Mandgovernme-nt rt4mo The heavy air battles ,coin. aoiinst Eclvntian forces ,, - 1 IV - 1, , 7 it - V 1 :"- li; -- L ,- - -villooft.- .#~~~iiiiliiiiqiiinqliq* TT'"7'J -a-':;::'!-a - ~S_r"Z_~__ _ -. , !l4F , If 21 ' 'At "L"5' 7., - ' '' Is,, I '' 3 -- IT - -'. - , - --.. -' - . W-0-6 , '_ ____ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiillllik - -. haystack is linuch easier than Finding a piece of pork in a can of pork and boon!. - . R- . - '•:c: - ______________ MANY pupils By DON'NA '' -I ESTES ---- fe - -'! hi1 ii S3 ,' . Ius Uu lriorntng hi t1aru ciouay through Thursday with a chance of af te rnoon oreveninn • _____ are required to leave home before city In providing specia police and fin t dozen defendants 20 pay $50 million to restore beachfront lands he says were stolen from the .i in federal governmen5a (Page A r itt' batle in war with Audubon Society over future of project (Page 5A) X- IS no longer promoting growth but ~ i -r Still lacks plans or the future, lawmaker iawmaer .. s FLORIDA , ,t. protection. l',- , ' S L U is tkown "it] he Would asir h u S uepartment • s.1eri1 youth '- C)NSER VATIONIST ASKS court to force two , . ''. :' . I' .4 t"hel tout with traffic Highs in upper 80-s Lows In return of only 20 ptr cent of fl ilit upper GOs tnd lus 7t1.s profits, insisting the event L_- ç Itam probabllit) 40 per cent would cost the city more t ha n 1.,Wednesday and 30 per cent the Ja)cees earned Swofford Thtwsda -I said today the occupational ' Resources director say they won't campaign to. the job Page SA) - -' = - -- A series of thundersWrilm -~ ____ , 5M * ~. NUCLEA11 POWER plant company loses first Swoffordopposedtherequest 1 -' 1 l_ sA y . I ... LIGHTNING BOLT sLnftes group o s..001 children, leaving two seriously injured. (page "' . dinance requirement. Warren Brown of the Jacees ALTAMONTF SPRINGS- said the carnival is being held City council at'ion Tuesday to raise funds br an ennight wal%ing a $300 permit let tronmental conference for a South Seminole Jaycees planned Oct 20 He Said the carnisal appeared to be an carnival will return to ,. ' exercise in futility. the Ja)cees 20 per cent of the Mayor Lawrence Swofford proceeds and the Jaycees have announced after flit waiver to provide sanitatIon facilities fr t'tircLt '4 . --c- ,...- 1.1. authority to %vaive any or- - '-' - . - - 'f --- - 11. I HeraldStafl Writer / . . ,,Ø 'I' News Diges ' ' 1"i4 ..., _... ____ --- cxercise ufl rUiiiiiy Weather 11~-, ~ .LI'i. throughout Brown's presen- .: '.. t, . ' • .4 - - I- -.... iiz -- I &as __,, _______________________ ' ________ '' . motion passed 3-2 that lie will at the Mill Springs road site enfoice the law and 'doubts" and proper permits -r . ,,' or • that the city council has " IShould seH a nifflion... with stories like that one.) A.- " Bj ,i ' ,,mmtliI ,,,.. nitonshine Ifl - r , - 'Carnival Appears -. - ,, ____ tot inc s a erie o. ___________ '•' r ~-~~ C ~, I t4U w . ".'.- . __ . "~~ As Jostitia was approaching STIflE MACHINEL ,=-,. - r- - .. ~ If I i1i ILE I ... / '' -- cuded wi th indications the Us 3eeins to indicate ditional use multi-family zom thcoming during the coming Sterutrom said an alternative ' ,Ip .- . . "F I _"""` M7 The story goes something like this R- - I 4 X It% ' (1w one about Judge Jdmes )J'u d ss hi nit e (rlc (I a ft llns ke med .kahja liawktn.s ana service I "P . - ---'-- - stories Ir ' "' All types and Silo, ----_-__-.. M - - =11M 31.I , I _.. ____ - __r- _-~- -1 P00Y $11400 1IC9 ,,,_,,, WELLS OR ILL ED PUMPS or 372 #243, '2a or ru,; U IoRA,tofta,kn,estll 95 117 Wi vt avltt n31-12l 1l'e mir*ec just in iune hrtstniaa Holidays. ,,. 1;* ana larger, pumra, sprinklers LndC!earing __ ' I ' - chniil,i 'it the , of making the - ;. Ur. jW :I - -- :z I 1$ t mi c T,' t ira Can b*seenat j Arabs -' be completed in 15 months. are College President Earl they are In line with current will be held bY the Sanford year to repay thm Icams, to the 10-month schedule has ground figbfing had tapere in the Golan Heights and the Weldori said they had estimated costs, and if the board were to Planning and Zoning Board Weldon sdkL been offered by two Sanford Sinai peainu1a, where israelis the buildIngs woul(I cost bid again. bids may come back Oct. 18. In offier action, the board baPks and the Seminole County have adn~ilted backing off from $3,200,000, but all three bids even higher. He said he can foresee no denied a request from faculty Teachers Credit Union. Fa culty th di ma in Suez Canal &fcztse received were substantially pr oblems and if the addi tion is me m be rs that an alterna ti ve members can deposit 20 per which a record...non.polltical we're tAut! 01Cm J(ji'lL WLLLOklLLlp,., - - .-- - sr. II fl1'TT' e___ 1' - ;tl,~ DRARTII-IC . "LAN SERVICE For builder;, sot. IDEAL 411111n1111111,1114. 371 Pro LI(CntedResldev.tlalCo "- Sm.sii Vor Builders, Complete Houst Plans and Shop Draviiings Fait, deptindab_, K - ______________ "('i. $3 6 M 11 " . - Free Estimates Ph )72,W?3 S _______________ IN onstruct'ie o n At . laslw_ 4~~~ t - Knew it was bound to happen 'l-__-__ - _ WIF c,.11raclors L individuals, Custurn Planning a garage Sale? Delil-f $38. Ph *591791 I -f- _ deli somvlhlnq! A Small -____ - Guile" A. Down Spouts -- ~~? She was in tears, I rat PAU? SLAT ER ADCOCk anen vwta, CRETE PATIOS n TO .'. ~' . _,:__~_ - ____ t"ft results. .n..'g E4C F REIE Home cQsI co35uIid d _______ 71 tfleei Camper-.- Eau',ilnt condillon-with 0-B. air conittec. New ta-Ttie'p,;ce is RIght--Call 372-5472. 1 VaCUUm Cleaners 'T'T7' hi -ii' `40111111111111111111111 De h' Screen Repo' -___' Ph aU 1140 ..a HANDYMAN HEASOHAULE PRICES. .inpers fWw shingles tacked_on_by__54r( *ith air , or by hand Lfrntd & risred373_1333_ - fABI4ICATIOU. 323.44iS, Concrete '' PAINTING will "jog" you on how rapidly the time is passing by..,how long do you think it's been since we were all reading of the kidnaping of J Paul Gett Ill, the missing 16-)ear old grandson of the American oil billionaire' He disappeared three months ago Yesterday there was another appeal for payment of liii" .1~, Impac spro Ktoan n2om eve. W_ _i'J - clean *ail%, Palies, roots, fret est. Custom made screen rooms, car c. ts, Top workmanship all - -- This Carp.ntry, Remodeling, AddIt ior Goiv nuthcr omWOfk F'vetstlrnate 32) .anfuri Open 93 Mn Set IM % - -'----- -- hecansterintornoiess,thno effort at all t"Oh free & _"unJt __327797) =j '' - Agne =,press cce ew ege Board of Trustees accepted Tuesday night the low bid of - DAVIS SCRE Ff1 REPAIR; isnttman palnlln& Decorating Interior?,, Ext er ior. Quality Work Pn"hes Patios Pools I. Ven ts A tsopartiung No tClj too small l'cense-I & nsurrd 3231144 ._i..i_ - -% mIdew, protect paint. Pressure Painting, interior, exterior, estimates Reasonable 20 yers e*pecircc_ DeBery46$ 4563 tIULLDOZER WORK Cle-,rnc fr'ts 0-F Specialty )) t JOt-IS Travel Trailers taucrul trw--Ill. .qeccni STERFO - Hock) I N PArFUSEN Iferald Staff Writer wuuSSUl'e Pit_322633.5 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ____________ 11 "AGE =uen & Harriett *% B ea uty again. tie was so good that when his - DRYWALL-S PRAY ING 519E_ Pine, 327_Sill . ~ ~- nefdsl In.NSA - Ruuty,Care 11011111111111111011111111 __ - 76) 9 T12 am, - - ; -' . - 'in ..-irrqn r_-__ InSulCP 1on fit. r i4U",TIPhG f. Home Improvement s OtT IONIPICt .'.v anfud Ave. _- _____ ____ i- Hagan (fo rmer ly - H is - I've always thought that the and Associates of Orlando for while they had estimated a °'" ," begin Oct. 19. 4 personnel who prefer a 12- months, and then draw the tr)* to retake the desert Imt currenUy zmwd 'spark" to Monday night actual cost . , Weldon said $100,000 has been month schedule to the current equivalent to two months' to Ismel in the 1967 war residential but Sanford • "fluinble col.lege, although the bid was of $32 per sq. ft. is . n line wi advanced from the State 10-month schedule. salary during the eleventh and Iraq's anouncement that it3 th building official Bill race howard as much as is the some $400,000 higher than average construction costs on Department of Educa tion to Board Member Vernon Mize twel ft h mon th s of th e year. ai: and ground forces were sai d this a sincerity, and -guy-on-theity more other colleges in the state, problein an(] should not help ritake up a shortage in the said because art optional 77)c board approved hiring playing an active role in the than , , I street" attitude of Dandy Don anticipated. Phase 11 includes con. Otlwr bi(lders were Jack building fund, an(l the board system is not adinis&-ible under attorney S. Josel)h Davis as the fighting on both front3 formauy I. UC 01). Meredi th. . ctrnr- 'i"n ni a twalIh center and Jennings of Orlando at aprolvd tr ü1cfei' of ulwiey fur sLk luw, ond because the board attorney, at a monthly br ought in the Iraqis as the leading additional vocadonal-technical $3.777,000 and Reinhold Conlie :iaid a pubUe hearing to movab!e equipment and fur- niajority of personnel favored retainer fee of $100, and fourth Arab cvjntry ranged TV program depicting police tuidings to be completed in 11 struction Co. of Cocoa at include colleges, vocational- niture into the building f und to the 10-month schedule, it directed Mize and member against Israel in the fourth work, Meredith's enchanting rnonths and a student center, $3,854,248. technical schods, high schools make up the balapee. should be retained. John Daniels to work out a Arab-Israeli struggle since ;erconality came through faculty ' Zg and classroom to Weldon .vild three bids and public buildings as con. More mone would be forVice-Chairman Carolyn contract with Davis. 1948. ---- ' - Grooming -Professional w-ith " 9 4.m.4 P.m. Animal Call 3n.Z; C - By John A. spiski Pet Care - For 0 e oILHEAT:LNlNG CPp, - said. r A ~,, ,+ C Tranmiml OfIvgr and Dump Truck for H Ire by Hour or Job - a" ' Price'to Cents By JF.AN & TR!MMING 0=1 1 1 1"Ni i i i , - 11 - 6 I 10 Hooks Garden & L awn Service __ - I And%(Ap-nrj. Mowing. Edging, Hauling Stamps-Coins 13 ft. nasea, •*cetent cor4ltlon, " - p- • STEREOS All 11 BRANfl NEW 1973 nurse brind sire Sch;twbgig machiofo,4Q *cgster ed Broker . '' es'rrrsrrsrs 190N 17.92. L.,,rsgwood,F is. JACK R. McCLURE '.2. Attc1nWations For used furniture, appliances, ,c-iis, etc - flu-i 1 or )') tems Lar,-;s Mart. 2 1 3 Sanford Avr. , SALE "t"M111311-mm CENTRAL FLA. PI rotrioeration. Domestic welcome. 32373 40, SANFORD AUCTION, Hwy, 17-9?,.Sanfcra, ( IpW per moch Call Credit M$na*,r 3279111o'i.eal Sanfor d Sewing Conte" 30' F Ill '1 Sanford ,w, USED, REPOSSESSED TVs, rurrti,c. Jt4lL5rc4j bcy. ¶77 34 - __________ c its ?4i7Ii! ''4' ...IU' V buy Sall-tr*dv E.Firstst. --JflIt AA4ibilr Horne i T,ESANFOR() HERALD 3n -- - dub your -_--'___''-- - - :fr\ tirlrI ')')711 '' ' ' Trustees -. I 7*6 ~~_' - Mi.,WING,EOGtr,O J22 A442 -irk Drove, in IJ62 disposals air ,.ondltioners P. Wanted to Buy Ocn daily. CS Wa ttv. .,.*t Pte( Or hot4etild. Consignments IF ti. '--a /.,e 2I Bombing '-. - - As !110~~o!14v,a -_ trrI;mj & %Mç.rcl FlO*Cr ,- 'o.-.0~S& i--1NILu, EIrctr, (crnp-an ' - es-_i, - __ - _CALL 372)316 -5I:-NV.U410 . Repair% an all m.,%k-ft L modeft washers, dryers, dishwashers,' 7PM Ga rhirdAMPM and I?rac5tçg -- 5 -33 Lots and Acre-age -4 Acres. lerttauir cieire1 With .1 bciotoom mobile home. Ph . 332.5096 aftif 1 p.m. 2Isd?nday-oo Club liai.r-s---tOu ""' T,fl;?, ess-, )'.Yttr FullfmrGFAppl,,iv(t-, - -- - no longer a civilian airport but tirds (I"ned & WgN to per. fection. spe,ciavit. Mowing by request only. Fr:ee,tim,e 373 Fast Gins-Miffors AND APPLIANCE SERVICE Lry A'iuday t,t,' .. -';._- -W_-~ nf,,r#4 .: - Lawn so-I'.. ! -. all typet. - -- -. - f - _ - --~ Turner Ftrice Co,, 371-37j). P.I. 130-4730 _____________________Auc'ion _LPLIC'I 11 Ii 11 -'- ASSN qualify fences $1 APPLIANCE REPAIR IA 1071_ ewv iv '' 6.0h Year, No. 43 ha uling, Tremblay. mt N044 ftn"rog? We InSta!I best I_ =_ _ All makes service - - - -- -SI romerg Canton wail lelephont, Treadle sewing m*.'lSln., both perfect condition, 372.4797. FE -. ' South Seminole TV service. nit" & used 'TVs. Hwy. 436, Altamonte Springs. P h. )1??fl Aetjms - A& .'uknr Wnefnntsfau '-'_ ' C ANADIAN EFRIGERATloN Antiques wrifl k jrraLi - - -- comment immediately, MrLBrownsaidonly: _____ The word came from secretary who said "The Agnew staff has just returned roin a Agnewt sumii had xen informed oi the UCC1SIO1 n)eetir.g In which we were informed that the vice at a midday meeting. president has resigned as of 2 o'clock this al. The vice president himself was in Baltimore at ternoon." the f ed eral courthouse, the purpose of his visit there unanr.ouncd. At the time word of Agnew's resigatlon swept ,"0710\11 IJ _ Agnew has been under federal investigation in through the capital. Piesideat Nixon was in his connection with alleged kickbacks in Maryland, Oval Office. was 130 r%dlcatbon whether he was Th where he served as governor before becoming iaw Ak meeting with anyone. ~ vice president. y a The White House had no comment, wi th Press Mrs. lisa Brown, th e Agnew secretary, told Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler unavaiLable to Th e Associated Press said newsmen. But grim-faced White House aides '\ sne was Speaking on behalf Of J. Marsh Thom- gathered around news service printers, wat- ,T, - - , Also available misc. speakirrs, flSR turntables, )VCquad Set and 830 irm Central A' II Ff estimate, ' s Harris, SEARS In Sanford. 222-1771. Homes -. A Am X , At ., - ~-,.. __ Repair AND HEATiNC. SERVICE - r .- Bectronk Equ6ment OLD AIR CONOITIONING Ph.910 92 It I I , -RVICES E ''a ' to buy ano ci c.':.;r CoMJCt .s first. We l50 buy butt silver coins. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109 W lit 373 1152. ' . -.- , rr",- T;'-,w " 1 .Q - - _ . 69 1! . . _.- - I i Air Condifimitiq on" - __ ,-- - Top prices paid, used. any condition. 44-4 1116, Winter Perk _______ It Dathshurxls. AKC m,nu'lur, black & tan, also red. s:re 7 lbs., wtrmeo, shots. $43. Anml Haven Grooming & Boa rding Kennel; 321 3732 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Garrarcj turn tables. lns.pec: an 1\L1 ))[), LI 5. Orange Ave., 1911 beautiful walnut cabinet AM Ortanoo, Ph. 1391291. Hi's, MooMcaute Home flank FM multiplex radio. I track tape IS 70 thOOtC from 531 777) Fri 9 lv 9 Sat 9 to 5 Terms çla,er, p., "u'-i.- , c t g"; i lvadable__Dipaw . -, I -hatwa f 1%S or L)s*e31wICernDesofrPsnartap* dO rrr,r'tht r 1S77 ri kJ AL iretit- tri3i tt..LLMAr. 1J6 Yi. Fairbanks Aye., Winter Park, GREGORY M .,aL,,,oMEs I . ri'nat --.-. IiY inspect ,trvi r'-ti • Sardfl3 rrIrc'r(%csIIi Ict OratWit Ave., Orla04io. Ph .859rLrut.)ttuIo Term; *111, aviLMile. Hr's. Moo31" I Ttopicersa, ,2 furC01c4 Console Ztith. '193, - Pets and Supplies 3726777 TV-Radio-Stereo *34 2210. - - . - __ =- - - d I tot AjtV .* ~ A Directory1111111111111111f of ______________________ Experts Ready ______________________ To Serve You. 1 CARROLL'S FURNITURE. Cash buyer for used articles. for ni!Ure. etc. HWY 16 ANTIQUES, - /1I- 53 _. .- - demo thy.iioi-, Dryers WARRANTY Free De!ivsry, WHITESJDE APPLIANCES, 644 I I . #--- Israeli's --- -. . 1 01 L ____ a. . . I __ I - - i~ EIght year old cow pony. Loves. children. Make Offer, 332-122). and -" i I a-47Z - .- ,ijrU Washers Fur ther, the Jury said, It .. charges of extortion and pe r- members and other county all are electrical contractors. .appears the memorandum was Jury in testimony before the officials only the bribe charges State law allows only two proftipted by the strict engrand Jury. failed to be substantiated. contractors. forcement of the code by According to the grand Jury, The grand jury charged that The report charges that a electrical inspectors." investigating sInce Oct. 2 the five-member electrical Sept. 4 dIrective by the board, 1twe.n the lri! _______ . 671-64" Freight Damaged I _____________________________________________________ F7_______ $125 Orthindo Drive, 373 5434. electrocution' ' wi Ln 1~*jlj-., - .-. Bay Colt • $ mot. App1ihint Sales & Service. 26 1 7 S. Frrnh Ave.. Sanford. 3727651. aS Equipment for Rent Rent Blue Lustre Flactric Carpet Shampooer for oniy 5% per da'i W,tshrv5 and Refrigerators. Dlck't O(OGarr rd omponent systems reg. 11$ now only $256. speakers .tfl '%::= Estates, 2 mi North of Hwy. .434, Regular at 7:.&5 P P.4 _________________ dtozier G[ttTvA Included , 11 sets h&dPhOnet each; radio headphones $13 each; II tape decks $20 each; 1 Save up to $1200! Several modeli on sale at dealers cost. Prices b';in It 144?S, Place Homes North, Hwy. 17-V2 at Lake Kathryr. Evtry Mon. & Tuft. Miscellaneous so r1[Ltl1l1I and Interior, all kinds of other new lumber, half price. 373-5420. - 68 by . the National Code . - Fern Park _______________________________________ Ply-wood. ext. I 66 Appliances . death kp o THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL 11 tita Li _____________________________ ').intc-rii tew and Used, Freezers, Washers. Refrigerators and A;, Can ur.ITED FREIGHT SALES has for .ate To IhC publ.c t7) 3Q welt AM 1M components. $41 each: (5) PRE-GRAND OPENING $ crr, travers, rods 4 drapes, golf -i- Mi od condt, Call 371 213 tt-' 5 WHERE Matching thur Op. to steep Building Materials property. I;::: --- '~~ --V ____ Hwy. 436 & 17-92 88 ___ Kittens-cheaper by the ½ doz. Father from good neighborhood. 12 ca to .pay mama 377 3711 - - STEREOS and 5. South cit Sanf ord Call 377 7198 I__i $j, $JJ. 322.47?? bet w een - ,Hoti Service S. at Deftary, Mobile Homes 47 table, swivel roc ker, captains ii one of our fr iendly ad visors help You word yor classifIed ad. C,ll 322-2611 or Pit 9793 Calibart Real Estate Sate 131-1222 - iI-''1POST 3 wo matching love seats. cocktei' - 11 BED Imo.of nle Irish Setter $40. tn',alt black puppy, free to good home. Ph. 34-5411. CIII 468.6924. - - being approved which Ut _~ CARGO 3x1x97 Is" pine. Stud grade. Treated, 1)00 each. Call 323 -5417. 65 RtJ 0 1 .6-.r-1. .~ , -.; "." at least lout points. "ft appears the intent of this memora nd um by the Electrical ILJ' already minimum cede. Th l are fire hazards and would cut construction cost at t_& __J .L.. us ,djv.iy and inc _________________________________________________________________________________ quality charged. potential traps , - P DL IN tAyI PLAZA IPICN P*Ik 111-4773 322-474 Et4MOE WASHER, parts. Service, used machine;, MOONEY APPLIANCES, 373 Real Estate Wanted CRYING CLIFF JORDAN LEGION _____ 'I - . -.--,_ ---- X . . . I w,T T f7' checked through an author o the National Electrical Code, and found to be in violation on (ense - -A % "' \AT.,A,.G0 N* - - I _______________________ _ AKC Great Dane puppies., $300. Call after i p.m.. S74-21. and mlscelieng'.,t, - life and protection of public - C _ . _2217. 5 Piece Set Carrico Drums 4 . 69 Camaro 3(1, 4 speed, 3,O1) ' t" Fr,,. f at c or ner of ! L call 322-3617 after 1:30. CORVETTE 1 71, '.Top, power brakes, steering, air, AM-FM. 29,O( miles. like new. 15.000. 322- Sanford 11 yr's. 323-4124. 91. Must Sell this lovely 3 bedroom home, fenced yard, carpeting, hilt, an city niences. Aisume present mortgage. Pay only $144 ma. Quick Possettion. Only t??''X PhyJi Capn., 8INGG EVERY ___ Indicted i chief state attorney in- conflict of interest, bribes and commission, is apparently in and inspectors through vestlgatorJackFulenweideron extortion by electrical board, violation of state law because building department, was (Cont'd On Pg. 2/i Cot. 1) Paint Store 315 S. Elm, Sanford. JEEPS* * - "s' breeds. $1 discount with this ad. In One twin bed. dinette sit. 2 COUNCIL 3.357 Business ..- '- - -a, - be sow at Mary Carter Sanford ?,'ctc'r company 3.06 S. Frtrsth Ave, 272-43$2 Musical Merchandise - 695 For the best buy In srnerlcan Motors, and Jeep vehicles, See; Grooming-Poodles, Terriers, all BEDROOM SET 3 Piece, $65 Ph. 327-7414 5 ACRE TRACTS 322-2373 after $32 .500. 11304`1`100d, OSTE EN ledric Fireptacn, 1230 watt heater with fan, white fietthtcne, used 1 $47 Also mahogany to-nm divider, $10. 373-13.93. **AMC --"-. 'a,,.. ;:-. )fl•5961 :onple1e double bed, maple head and footboard. 327-0799. rradilloi couch I chir, $75; floor lamp, $10; marble top table, $70; swing set, 120. 2721 9161. - Autos for Sale trailer. Ecellnl 7921 Hwy. 17 97 2927 61 _ ' -' -- Closed Wedincidlys. 59 yi. slariu. - Boat, Motor & TraIter, '69 HP Marc. Good condition, 1350. 3326991 after 7 p M. $43. Refrigerar,ts $20 on up. Box Springs & Mattresses, $23, a sit. Living room sets, $43 up. BAR- Wont to start a minI farm, and get Lyons NA- lust west of Seminole Junior Call 322.2420 Anytime r.o 3 tJrm, 2 batfis 23.-u and 2346 El Capitaai, Sanford. Central heat air, •jtly , .aF1ro Con,rr.. sional financing. 671-460, CRANK ,.t TWO LOTS, total frontag 170' x 150, price. Kin gsberry ........ lia*ers fran. 1.fl-165. Drys $33. 0371. College on Broadmoor. 13,900 total C. A. Whiddon, Sr.. Broker I 1 N. ParL Sanford 377 5991. Nick ft. 123 167 Small 3 bedroom fram horna on rImat,iy one acre. 111 . Terms. Owner. 349 3401. Richard J. TEN ACRES, mostly valra','. Inspect t United Freight ais, Watoh(use Outlet, 3550 S. Orange Ave., Orlando. 'h. 159-1291. firs. Mon -Fri. . 9 to S. Terms available, Lake Mary R e.attor form the public of your ft, NITTS, 8343120, $31-IMa. 53). .JW lit 51- Did you know Thu your Club or organuztlon can appear in ths lisltr.g each week f only $3 per week? This is rn Ideal way to in. SAVE ON NEW FURNITURE Living room sets is piece) $51; 6 love seats *19. 13 sofas 168 to $261; misc, chairs. reIiner s. etc. t bedroom sets 193 ruth; 8 bedroom sets (Modern & Pt'vinc3I) witi, bedding $12'? rslmk' brand box wrings & mattresses 54$ per se t; odd cheSts & fliht stands L't' . Smaller car. 16300 ml. Clean. tag. $30!). Ph. 313-7921. aluminum COfldIt dryer. 6ofl'. $1! mo. Call 372 0744. ask for Sam, Eureka Hammock KLJLP REALTY a. Stai'craft '43. 14' bass boat, 33 UP PAYMENTS eed Queen washer and matching frontage, average depth 1*7 ft., 92 ft on Lake Minnie. *7,7. EXCLUSIVE Bingo 114 .,.._ 80 sticker 1959 Pont tic Bonneville Guns Good 1969 CHEVY PICKUP. Nothing down. take over. Call crt-dit manvr, 323-6230, 621 1311. - ---_---__ II ft. 1911 Courtney with fraMer, 1$ hp. electric start Johnson. w 'ick Realty ,_.__ 140. el R131686 ) cv It. *o trsf refrigerator. Top frc'.zc'r. Harvest Gold finish Only $15 me Full warranty. Call 322-0241 ask for Sam. Park Ridge Realtor, 323-51)4 70 Meetings Business 7:. 1st. Tt**, ;:.n"- -', - -' - -- - huIIA wuiiii situation exists where electrical jobs are A Jury. Dennis Lee Shindle, 31, a je'.irneyman electrician-con. tractor and ir,ember of the county board of electrical Stereo, autu, original owner, ex ceptional, $2600. 834-6340. '_________________ Eq,.s pment ? f.-I. .11. 1910 Ford Chateau Club Wagon, air, over. Call __________________ - curtains, wall to wail cirpet, I track tape deck. See to appr eciate. 327 *737, anytime, .iL.r. r1v1nIn (wn. JA!O ______ ':r.dit manager, 32 :'-'. - !v hot dip galv.ri!zeO trailer Tape deck. radio, full Ciri vn, like new, FREIGHT DAMAGED Stenstrom LOT, -- up. a the construction and inspection practices by Seminole County contractors, inspecturs, county 3 and power company officials.-, leading to the arrest of one county electrical Inspectorwas released Late Tuesday by the Seminole County Grand Ii, 1969 Ford Club Wagon, 10 passenger. 6.030 actual miles, $ new tires, title, tgs & inspection. Asking 13 50. Ph. 322.199l after s p.m. - 1. Trucks and Trailers .y p. ttnits & Marn-t CT Household Goods fl74457After33fl7flI WATERFRONT SS 79 l'fyilwllde _____ 831-3970 JOHNNY WALKER REALTY Realty from across Elementary School, MJ,)TL AND FLEA MART - Garage-Rummage Herald Stall Writers A scorching report detailing Improper and possibly Illegal -, 834 0)4% Motorcycles W!!UUR 'Facts were found whiCh are deplorable for MARK WEINT7 ch - rnntr,w*nr 1 By CHRIS NELSON excellen t condition. 3 Custom Choppers See to appreciate 6*51 rifler. Ph. 830 g or 131-1446 Garage SaIl- Clo thes of all slits, s.hotd items. ndd5 & mc's L.i.. ,. ,',i '-,.._t ,,,Litlii.1, am. - $ p.m. V,hlen Rd, directly 11 Hwy. 11 97. Open Sat. & Sun. tS S Acres for sale. Frontage c t,'ack fop road Zone agriculture. Idral for home Site and pasture for horses. 1 mile from Sanford. NEWER 2 odrrn., P bath, w•w• carpet, privacy yard, 122.300. Easy terms. regularly. CDlATI tP41'.tl ATION 2111 13.3 1. Call cou'r"dt One and 1-101h ar.'e. 6 milts ..tst of Sanford, North o't ' Rd. M. On Center Poa'.S. Re.ce,tir teert-i survey ed . ready for building. Roberts Real Estate, 322 691_ CHOICE older 3 b.R-rn., CO, large sha'Jcd lot, nice n,ighbortcd, 78 Sales home eslmtle. A5IE ______ _____ If yo',, have an eye for real value, yOu'll eye the Cidisliled ads .Cfl1ITWT(,.51 d:pt wtoiesaier has over 2000 yards of new broadloom carpet left over from commercial installation. Will sell and Install, at builders wholesale cost, 60 50 act. beln.' r,.) 1rcrri 9 avaIajip .iu t'e -f T rc 4ahs 173'3' - 327 S474 Forret Greene, InC. Realtors 'P TheTime7etIed Fm 170 N. Park Ave Days. 3r; 6)?J beautifu.iy d4coraled .4 bedroom home with tots of storage ar'i cabinets, toytty fireplace. MILLERS Si ROERS LAKE SYLVAN PRIVILEGES 140*203 ft. covr,try Cie with lend available. Immaculac"h'nd Junk Cars Removed Ai,drQIt'(J, unwanted, Rink cars hauled away. Your cost, $)C Orlando 29S 6194 anytIme. :619 Orlando Drive, 377-335 CARPET WALL TO WALL Al ri ST. JO1i SANFORD CLOSE IN I 2) i963 Dodge 2 door. ----- 17 Fairway Plaza Pharmacy. 7"73 ACRE ranch, has improved pethire, highway frontage, pric ed at only per acre. *15503 --.--__ For sunburn. Itching, Insect bites, chapped handS and face use Norwalk Vitamin E Skin Cream. and highway fronta ge. • TV. Radio.Stereo TELEVISION SETS 73 tIP Twin site and full size mattress, Polaroid land camera, like new. Very riasonhiblO fl36c$. 3.359 ACRES, close to city. several II!; it rr fr - completely fenced, maso.yy hurn* with 3 bedrooms, l "i baths and 2 storage rooms. . Sotjthof Sanford Lj u &.' O~, . 53 ITrvi r.. dIU II2IACRES.highwayfron.jJge.lake frontage $041 river frontage. trees, ijalifyIng. Move in now. A.slum* . mor?;ae, 5 i.'.. cleared. high 1 ACRE woodld lot at C)tututa. LAKEMARY-NIcQ corner ioh.;m flEW. Hwy. 17-n Ilk U Miscellaneous close to City with ACRES, "'°° 56 ACRES a Orange City, all high ground. ree for Immediate cc vetopmpnt. 830.5500 AL SO - . & Gilman Roberts V V vestment. Place a low cost cIatsf lea ac for results. club Lots and Acreage heal Assoc. Get cath buyers for a small n D!5ABLE() ---WWR .- 1965 Plymouth Belvedere with 1967 410 c'nclne. 4 speed. $100 cash. Cali 322 677$. 13 cleaning range, fenced yard, with gate. s,,00. Close to Ithoots and SPOI5InQ area, For further in. fQmatIQ4 call Connie Russell, - - condition Good tires. 377 $ 7 extra clean. 671-3OL&5. See of 2201 French Ave. (Jo Elpittrie.n 196) Jeep Station Wagon, excellent Peqelli steel balls, vAry 00od Condition. $22Y3 firm. 327 03-4. ground. and air, fatly MOSSIE C. BATEMAN NOTICE - Sale ____ ____ 1971 Vista Cruiser, 32.3.00 mile;, - ))LLflERR1 bedrocms. 7 baths, Cent '.1 -4 bedroom, l bath. Paneled family rm. Cffl. air & heat. Carpete.$. ay equity & assume mPg. $131 mo. CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR 1)1-1222 - '--- ,, Mercedes 7000. 1967, auto.. air. ('Acri - Convintent hind charming, lust completing I new 3 bedroom names with garage, air an. rptr'g Ln(atrij .n a r'tt with ta.e breezn. Walk to arid schools. Low d*ii tvrnenI 3t £32.S to S24SQ. .-- 1953 Roadmaster Buick, uUd an tlque tag. Excellent shape. $395. - ....--,•.--SP'ILLtT U)I1 '-P(). IUI French Ave., 3233960. o0. 060 t 711 tJ.Oak, Sanford 372 7171 dhiy, 2734t&5 eve. BROKER ASSOCIATE - Plymouth Barracuda, beautiful condition, racing tire;, must sell tnt " '°''• " j_ 3 JOHNSAULSAGENCY Autos for ; '71 VW Sdan. 4-speed. RI H. Nice cer. Sl*SC. C3 6 796$ q' $31. 1-461, RIGHT Ease With i.uiu 10 6 I CLOUADES 3 1W 1' bath, No closing costs. , 80 1. UT 1Ti09J 10 AP VDU 1H16 OLD F,ADiD I 1RA1 jO PINEHUaST-Two bcdroo.n, masonry h o me. At Is frtc•, 113.500. Terms, Raymond E. Lundquist, Broker. 3727296. dI BUY-PRICED - _77- - - --- I-- __ -.,- ---------- by Art Sonom 103 W. First $I, 3fl-406or3230Sl1 Payto n Almost mtg. THE BORN LOSER Brand new 2 or 3 bedroom tOwnPousq. Choice tocaliont Na fr shopping. schools r cnurch.'s. Wall to wall shag carpeting. Dishwasher, disposal, range and cntral heat - air. Hurryt Triert only Ioil each. M. d frees. F ime Anyt - TEN beautiful acres w4th deep well BROKER Shog Close, Houses for Sale M. UNSWORIH REALTY CONVENIENT to ttor*'t. 3 bd bath, small lot S12.00. CITY ' Never FFAARAI cRP1K Great RETIREE INVESTMEplfl Building tnctusj j attrictjve acts. Will make nice residence Witt' good rnai income. $21.00 IMMACULATE 3 bedrooms, i t-a baths, Spanish style with tnt'el heat eno air, Large yard W,Ih privacy f ence 573.500. Terms. 11 ..- - -- --------.--,----- - -- --' Tuesday, Oct. 9, 1913 The Want Ad Columns 31 - - stretched over the nation's tnid. researched to determine if the M -: daylight in the morning or do not got home until dark in the evening, so Mrs. Pat Rich originated the, idea of residents of areas where children attend schools oil double-sc-ssions firning on their outside lights, She is shown with Mayor Lawrence S 'wofford (left) of Altamonte Springs and Seminole 1_oun~v School Super;iiitendept W. P. (13ud) 1.rlyer, who endorsed the plait, by I Vincent 1 (Herald Photo ' -- . PUBLIC SERVICE Commission to provide ~ consumers with legal advise in rate cases. , section wIth winter like con board has any authority to waive the $300 fee. "The or- _____ (litions to the west and sun-Lnvr ranged from 23 at KaIispcll, Mont., to 81 at Corpus ChriSti. Tex -, llurriLane Fr. Athintic with 80 nifle per hm In othcr action, City Comp-11: troller Dick Baxter wo ap. pointed city treasurer, finance dirvaur and evilector. The action was taken in line wiLh windi today but the Natimal recomniendatiom from Price. tr opical storm of the season ducted a survey Of oratIons. was no threat to land. city hall dea ths ..........2/i Br*t ............. .. 9B . Calendar ........ . L. SA Classif- d ads ` C , 10A-11A Entertainment ....... 88 Horoscope .... Hospital notes , _ Nblic noUm . , ~k 7A )o, y " Crossword puzzle ..... .., 98 Sports Editoriaic'omment 4/i TV ................... - - 8B ~,.- __, , &A-9A 88 V � 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 08, 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/8574400f2040003c40e055484a99694a.pdf 732ebfd5431e7ca81eb2a03da6f603d5 PDF Text Text i 13 — The Sanford Herald Thursday, Sept. 13, 1973 commissioners criticize Developers MOM Mortgage Is sviuna,I SALE! S JOY Obligation ONE REGULAR rnrr Cur AS 11"INCE Signirg a purthase-money note and mortgage becomes a Personal obligation. Only the mortgagee or his lawful assignee can release the signers from the obligation, (22oz) 99 C Q. My company moved me from Oklahoma to Ohio. We sold our lxgne. A real estate txoker working with a title company handled the sale. The buyer of our Oklahoma home assumed the payment of our note and mortgagc to the bank, Three months after the sale, we get a letter from JOY BONUS BUMDLE ALL 3 PIECES IWY 17-92- SANFORD - NEXT TO A&P RE HOURS DAILY 9 t5 TSUNDAY 10 to 7 1 - 1, TABLETS I The kink cavs we are still ti nuL cuzed the mortgage. How can that be A. Only the mortgagee at the time of the transfer or by any other writing can release the mortgagor of his personal liability for the debt, even, as In your case, the buy.r asswpes the payment of the r• sec'irt'd by the mortgage U.S. lt). In Oklahoma the mortgagee must expressly agree to release the mortzagorand accept the buyer as the debtor. 173 P.2d 2U Okla.) The banks are not unhappy to have two parties liable, although they do not encourage the situation. I - Mars Candy = - 4= 0 a "* r r— JLiJ UUD EFFERDENT KINGmm -:- - own M& - =0 40W gap 4 TRACK TAPES DENTURE '--- B - 2 FOR HNNIM 2. 4 II p VA j 3FOR 6 oz SIZE 99 - - ' hs Rod M 60 TABLETS st VALUE Li &I eft w ow - - land by adverse possession, the occupancy must be open and notorious against the whole world It als, embodies the idea that the awners or persons interested on the -. . .. ,., ..., - - G Solid .E9 State RECORD PLAYER - 2 Speed 45 + 33 RPM I WILLIAMS Revised Code of Washington 61-12.070 says that in the absence of a written express agreement to the contrary in the mortgage or otherwise, the court will direct that the amount remain. Ln unsatisfied after the sale of the mortgaged property be satisfied from other property of the debtor. VITAMIN C c ELECTRIC A. 54 TABLETS SHAV.LOTION W am ow — 4"W 419AP aw _ — dow low REG. 98C VALUE REMINGTON 300 LBX CORDLESS L = No Iwo : ' j RAZOR L1. Q. Recentb marned, n wife and! want to buys houi in Orange County, Calif. I — \ 1, >p SHEET FILLER PAPER gathering as nuch inforiiu. tici as I can about home uwnersnp, especially its responsibthties and liabilities. For instance, what is a deed of b ust in the purchase of a home? Suit aims A ta F Fou 1 Its onte, - . g d nnexation A rows i No r h S tree t r) A Tra A. In California it's a mortgage agreement that gives ownership, legal title to the house you woiM buy, to a trustee, He holds the owner. _______ __ ______ T - a m taxes , SUNBEAM PORTftILE -- = G.E. CASSETTE TP WNW — — #' 4=0 MW ow I-0 Reg. 79c .0 rni rAT _ EtMAX FOR MEN4' STYLING I :"3 I F 1 - - i1 ______ _____ - ., - - . ForiA hat the law says about your legsl problems, write J Fk-mL (pr% Setice, In cart;: ne- i. I .------ is a I - ' - Earnings or wages may be garnisieed if a judgment obtained for the unsatisfied axnowiL 'Rf-v. Sui t Y, %Vah. 7.33.280 Calikrnia C.C.P. 6921 the trustee must give notice of sale to the debtor, post it on the property andpubIith the notice once week for 20 days m l of gitng exct time nind plu the ' : y judgQ. Ones a defic ment mean that after the Iorechure on a defaulted note and mortgage, and the sale of the property doe't bring enough to pay the debt, the mortgagee can even garnishee my wages for the balance? 'riThid does tEe law In the State of Washington say? In e os*ts Pai ' , faulted kan. . 4 . w dew - - ' . n ess - property have knowledge of the occupants assertion. In your 3tate of North Carolina the occupancy must be conUmxus for ID years (Cer sat, N.C. 140. the de- - ' tvictions Treatene $ 18 KODAK 35 MM KODACOLOR FILM 20 EXP A. To acquire ownership of ... News Diges t _~A — 4U1 Lhe proix -- -- 4 property. Without my know!-. our; iz, a sumwx lEme he built a dock there while we were away. If he continues to use the dock bow long would it be before he could claim the property as being his, even though I own It according to my deed? trust for the lender who generally furnishes the bulk of the purchase money. On default of the payments, and imurance the trustee can Herald Staff Writer - c Reg. 49c Each .' - CANDY BARS !'— Is Feared ____ - m au •-,- — ea t H LONG WOOD—Land AvenueCredo Street property owners, afraid a health hazard may exist, planned to contact the county pollution control department today on the flooding intersection where senile tanks are under more Frtutz.r ez 1. 11773_5rfcrri, Fiorlth 2771 than a foot of water. The 66th Year, No. 21 Price 1G CCflts situation, they said, has existed six-to-seven weeks. Mayor Eugene Jaques told the city council Thursday night if the problem Is ahlosLd to / 9,95 continue we may find ourselves In the same position astnccity LAND AVENUEATCREDO ' r~ of Oviedo." . Septic tanks flooded __I,-• -::_( Oviedo currently has a problem with septic tanks unde- water in Oviedo Oaks Im • • I 81X 131,ASTIC GAIIIJAGE BAGS containing 95 Ullit 1. The state DPC has cited <A, ."e the city, the land developer and per cent of the Chopped up remains of a man Prolperty owners with allowing are unearthed in an undeveloped section of a contamination of waterways retirement community police say. from the tanks. (PRA) Jaques said the flooding % problem was caused when two GOV. ASKEW has grabbed the initiative from new duplexes were constucW the legislature and state Supreme Court in ByJohn A. Spolski On low lying land when the moving toward collective bargaining for : water had been contained. < When the houses were built the employes. PU Well I'll be darned... land was filled in and thus As much as I'd like a By BOB LLOYD water is being dumped ° in the local housing projects is $23.73. Costs of rehabilitating button" phone, per haps there Herald Staff Writer THE POLITICAL MAJORITY in Chile encity street and flooding nearby : units for new occupants cost from S= are some other things which to $408, according to dorses the junta, homes, he said. Wilson, a, which denies claims from have a higher priority (cause Tenants occupying 150 of Sanford's 480 low rent public 0 Jaques admitted the city ousted government lenders of resistance Wilson told board membei s now that he has "the tenants' there lsanaddIt1ona) charge for housing units have been threatened with evicUon Saturday issued building permits within the army to the coup. (Page IB) attention" an the deficits he will work out paymenu for them this conveniefte item). to pay security deposit structures and Itnal ini Wsnnti take a guess at which f they (oiie to the housing authority offke. ts totalling $5,296. . ,. .,, spections but, he said city water A hAIL OF (.Oi (.ItESSIONAL OPPOSITION "lax-supported" organization The Administrator Thomas Wibon authority board authorized Wi1zo's attendance over In told horsing authority service has been denied until a board members Thursday he sent the notices to tenants after Already has its order in for s has greeted a suggestion that President Nixon the next 30 days at two national conventions in Chicago and drainage solution has been "nice letters*' failed to result in security deposit balances these latest Inventions of Ma Atlantic City. A, might prppose Increasing income taxes during j found. ting paid. Wilson reported architects are ready to release the first l lie said a plan suggested by the inflation and returrdng the funds to tax- ii-'~ Nah, I ain't gonna telL..we'll Wilson said the authority rent roll is $13,528 a month, based payers later (Page 1 B) M and M Builders that dry wells apartments rdurbished in William Clark Court under an on occupancy of 455 units. Lease agreements signed by wall until they're installed and $820,000 modernization program for the 480 housing units. be constructed would create an : tenants call for security deposits equal to one month's rent— then go out and take "New gas cookstoves will be installed next week and hUt) even bigger problem for the paid $5 initially and $5 a month until the full deposit Is made, pictures$oyou'i1beableo officials will make a fina l inspection before the apartments city. THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMISSION M SecL itydeposarer is for yourself! red under federal regulations to can be re-occupied," Wilson said. Councilman Dick Crenshaw MUST vote on utility rate increases at o"rn he lp pay f or damages that must be repaired when tenants And when that happens, William Clark aid he told the builder before Court's 8SunIts are 22 years old. Wilson said meett'ings to comply I ' WI move out. Wilson said average rent per month on apartments with Flor beleha you'll be able to hear a orida's s governmodernization of all the units should be completed by June. construction began that the taxpayer's yell ment-in-the-sunshine law, Atty. Gen, Robert land was low. Several which you haven't heard for.a Shevin says. (Page %) suggestions were heard to long, long time, Ovldetmmediatereflef,one being to rent a "mud haw" Index Pump to force the water almojt two blocks to a Longwood North We've been sold a bill of Area deaths 111 Entertainment -lA storm drait. goods on Article 5 dnd till of Bridge costs savings and speed which Calendar .... ..........3A I jospital notes ........ 3A we taxpayers would gain with audlence said the water in the Church News ........... 2A irm Public notices ..........SR '* Inception. street and up to floor levels at : Classified ads.........6-7B Society ...............6A Asan example...did you know .% Comics.................58 several ho and a Sports ................2-511 half Orlando attorncy James M. plants or prohibiting any mediately," the suit states, that if a police officer Is called two tt Crossword puzzle .......6A State ................ ...U health and safety standards" Russ and developer W. Earl treatment of additional sewage to a scene of a fight, it would Ja ues and )U Dear Abby .............U StOcks ...... ........ ...18 The Little Wekiva flows Into and this has resulted in the man Bill Kiosk pledged some Downs today filed a class action over and above present levels the Wekiva River that take him another two or three ' Editorial comment .....4A flows discharge of Improperly 'IV .....................7A suit in circuit court at Sanford until such time as the plants from Rock Springs and action days before he could be , J Wekiva treated effluent % against the City of Altamonte comply with all state pollution Springs and human papers on the individuals State Parks to the St. wastes into the little Wekiva. Springs Springs and Southern Gulf control requirements." volved. Johns River. The Wekiva is a ,, Utilities Inc. charging ImThe lawsuit alleges the Ch allen Another one.. whereas It cost ' " e state canoe triii and is under p011UtiOflof the river has caused properly treated effluent from "Though the the Sanford Police Dept. about quality of Its consideration as a National cont.lnuous vile and obnoxious sewage treatment plants of the (Uttle Wekiva) wate $800 last year for paper suprs Scenic River. odors, high algae content city and private plies, the proposed budget for firm have s'vcrely declined In the past damaged making the waters appear th this comIng year will be arounti e Little Wekiva few years, It has not been c, Russ and Downs allege th G River and e"slimy," discolored and lands along the $4,000. river, severely damaged that it could Altamonte and Southern Gulf dangerous for The lawsuit asks damages human And... And...'-he pollee officer now Homeowners In the un1n. SR 436, Altamonte Springs and because no county owned in not revert to its previous clean treatment plants have accepted recre excess of $2,500 and injunction state should the actions of for processing more sewage ' spends about an hour-and-a. corporated Palm Springs Road listened as County Cornproperty is being annexed," half each day tied down with area decided Thursday night to missioner prohibiting "InJurious parties Illegally dumping than can be properly processed No date has been set for a Dick Williams said Williams said. He added that operation of the treatment pollutants then be halted Im- "in accordance with valid red tape. Reports, reports arid ta ke their fight to Tallahassee If the county has no power to stop hearIng. e co ty th un aLso has no power to necessary to halt Altamonte the nnnexation, more reports, stop a county road annexation Itirvisight ... a t.erible sham? Springs' land annexations and "The board of county cornHe also warned the residents that we didn't listen to at least rrzonlngs near their homes. missioners can do nothing as an they are limited by what they t The group of 38 property official body to help you. The can half of the lawyers who do because they do not live responded to their own poll owners led by Joseph Cadfl1j courts do not recognize any In the city. prior to the vote on Article 5 and met at the First Federal reason for the county to be (',,I Williamssaidjfanyuonor came out In Opposition to same. Savings and Loan building on befort' the courts t .,.I4 I in annexations the state law governing on. A nei.ation and rezoning has been County Commissioner Greg Gar) Lundtquam was 200 j4:.J, violated by the city, the owners . (._-. }J l" l)i.urnmonti was saving "I told yards from his North Street can take court action But heyo so" today after his home when his car became ALIN& Back when I was spinning said, this would only be a s predictions of problems on wedged in the rut and sank in records, If we so much as ac98P -measure and the city, even North Street. Rolling Hills the mud. It was two hours, (epted a free ilburi or disc If defeated In court, could Caine true Thursday night. before the vehicle was pulk-d from the record conpanies, it merely correct Its action and 3.64 Inches of rain out by a wrecker. Lundequam was called"payola." annex and rezone the land drenching South Seminole 'V said today, 'I'm sending the again, It digressed to more t torrent of water rushed off bill to Greg Drummond." "The people who inake the things like an auto or a yacht, t At the county commission decisions in Altamonte Springs Hilltop Street acroas North etc... but it was still a "no-no! is The same rule appliesIn are not responsible to you or Street, which under repair by meeting eariler this wech. 10 Pk Anyone in this rcxiuii, \S ullianis Irwiuuontt III itli tx)htics. in the mud. id. How ever, there are seine AV I drive vehicle at the location 24 politicians who have alleged!) The commissioner said -. .-, —' hours a day while repair work is been in receipt of so much groupdoes have the Seminole stuff" from "charitable Legislative Yesterday's high 92 low this being done to look for dangerous conditions and assist persons" that It required a delegation and the potsibility truck to deliver It to thelij. exists that the delegation can was a total of 3.16 inches of rain. motorists. The motion wa Never directly to their place Piss & special act to elln-driate Partly cloudy through seconded by John Kimbrough, of employment, but rather, fthe problem the other corn' You ha ve Saturda) with a chance of but nix ' trunendotj power with the direrti) to their hoin,'s thundershowers mainly during dtlegation because you elect Would you believe that one Is the afternoon and evening Drummond said there had -c them" Williams said supposed to be a' sear s supply hours highs mostly ) in the been trouble on Labor Day of meata",,.there Isn't enough "Altamonte Springs is lower )s Low tonight mid los when there had been a washout . --.. spreading like a cancer," money around to compare its Rain probability so per cent andhe had hoped toavert more C mlii!, said The group decided value in dollar', and trnh thit'.' during th 1 i tni O ir tent for motorists in the tuiR l to formally organize as the days. at aight lion by stationing a man there L'abn Springs Association, to Cold air dipped deep into the '••4 • "If a man had been there, he contact other civic associations central I'blns today, dropping could have put out warning COMMISSIONER DICK WILLIAMS The only beef in plentiful to present a united effort and to teniperatur to the 50s as far Hanes and this could have ptg CAR STUCK ON NORTH STREET supply is about the price of 'County has no power' go to TaIluhajec. U nee- south as the Oklahomaavoided," Drumniond cornDrummond helps free It (Donna Estes Photo) ceasar) Panhandle men'ed Ilci aId Photo By Cindy Jane Flanders Aw. — — NESTLES - :•-- I PRERECORDED MUSIC --- CLEANSER In r7 _ - 8 SIZE p MMY TU REG. 1°100 TABS V' Parts Of Seminole Winsor Manor development flood danger from a blocked The City of Longwood also Bush called on Langwo to "docw'nent" problems caused "hinging Langwood by SR 434 where a outflow valve. oc by a thread," said parked cars, destroying came In for its share of develop drainage pipe on state lrnd was The valve flood relief routes for by developers In the area, dnd the county has a "moral driveways and flooding homes. had been closed criticism with County Engineer Island Lake to flow north In the wake of Thursday's blocked, causing flooding of the (luring the rains, Into to present the evidence to state obligation" and was not Bill Bush joining Drummond In Soldier to protect citizens Sixty children in the Busy Bee Creek, noting that and federal engineers, In hopes there. heavy rains which left one man road, according to NWSCiy On Douglas Avenue in county roads opened until Just prior to 8 this blasting the city, In Bush's developers have filled In half of Longwood dead and thousands of dollars chief J.C. Lavender. and morning, when he arrived, words, for acts private which have Winsors Lake's 40 Ucrcs, flush said development Altamonte Springs were damage In scores of flooded Lavender and Conunissloner Jacques said. engIneers will take steps to throu County evacuated by firemen after "endangered the residents ghout the South solve the problems, homes, two angry Seminole Greg Drummond worked most "i suspect "71je valve was (then) open there, and State Highway 434." ha;" removed forest land water reached eight inches County commissioners today of Thursday night to clear and running," Jacques said. "I Longwood has trolling Lake W1113or at a level The charges and threats of providing natural abwbtion of deep in the building. "The City of threatened to arrest developers clogged drains and not acceptable to the state, manholes. talked to the foreman on the allowed development to go Casselb arrest came duri nga sterun water,so that hur reportedly lost burn ricanes C or their representa tives who Also Longwood Mayor Job, and he Informed me had w Bush said aRer i.u.nmond erner its sewer service, and reports staff meeting hich 13 in direct violati ailed 0fl "invade public land to monkey Eugene Jaques went to Winsor Just opened the on of noted developer's b Drummond valve and was the regulations," Drummond Pipes which Corn :ur(a'r C.Ufl off which 1 g on the typhoid-endangered with pipes and drainage." Manor this morning with the preparing to clean out the designed to nssioner Mike Hattaway 0 dra mis a,. produce SiW.â. sand added. "And all the developers Oviedo Oaks subdivision were Harshest words came for the shunt ater into tw not immediately available from • s hard care about is their own sub. more rapidly norTnal drainage hit by The rains washed away roads county hard-pressed to ( S OH. recent rains and flooding thorughout the Altamonte keep uP staff with the Would allow. — Winsor Manor and Lake Springs, 1-4, 436 and 434 pti1oe area, callsin iThursday '7 night Repeated telephone calls Kathryn Estates trailer park. and were blam ed for the death and tncnjn from The Herald today seeking H l h )Jatthway, noting reports that of a Jacksonville truck driver "We've had close to 100 calls comment from the Winsor temporary weir on Lake Whose rig flipped over On 1-4 Just during office hours," Manor developers were Un- Kathryn has already collapsed, near Lake Mary Boulevard. reported a roads department successful, and that its companion on the Seine subdivisions reported secretary today. "It's really Drum:ond asked Bush to other side of the lake is six feet of water, innudating been a bad year for us." - — i000''/GR 4 Reg. or w-lron 13 01. - cArruADIJ Flood - MusIIuImIII,I,,,#, t7l dam M Q. I gave my neighbor the right to dock his boat on my R - - FOR THr iq N - W COUCENTRATFD . TUMSI T IMII Ar WVIILJj I Reg. ),9_ 35 Player Lay-A-Way WxIiiilitTffDhiiF4 Fun Size ,.84er 3 — ItIIlf!I!FF4 4%iO.11 7.4 SOMINEX the bank savimj that the buyer 16- th JaaU4 un 46 pdynsents. 21J NECREST SHOPPING C-E N TrR Uj Rains - - /L SUPPLY LIMITED 00111111111111 9 By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer I WHEN YOU BUY 2 GIANT SIZE By FL J. DEMSON, J.D. Copley News Seriee WN& \N e - her - - ' - - -- - - - - - ' - . . - . . . - . - ' S �I ,,.t-c ,' -.% 2A-The S a nford Herald 113~~_~~ W~_~_ I: -w— - N ____ f=gsrsb~- *iaM.r.- ;, J* ]Rf-~ __ =--~ -E _... -=~z - if EV.G. BIAIR MeGARVEY II . Iz I .I .. - N am Z, . tI& " _ 1. ! ler 1W 11 W "I - __ - 'A I per ecuted and abused, he could rejoice In the love olGod To all men generally, but especially to Paul particularly, God's love provides what no other power could offer, and that Is a __ I ~ a (I __ . - ,.z__ . ,-,N irI ~ 1!_~~ . --W ..-___ . I . .. . V, Y .- - . t-1 I# 11 i- . .k. I . . V- 4 ; V 4 7 right relationship with God by faith. . Paul found a life that death could not remove. Though - - advancing In years and facing the end of his life, accused of crimes, however unjustly. that could be punishable by death , he could be glad In the prospect that th e a bsence Of PhYSICS! life would only serve to bring him Into a more perfect fclkwship with th e Lord Jesus whom he loved and served I 1 ttt rn . nt'r hitrl rn rrtd hi Joy nr dirnm I h . . .t ,I .1 ha, -. ,,j, , ~ - - . 9 fl , ff - - I - ___ - r ,.,, afloorlengthgownandcarried were Queens with a scepter ---t- I" PDX'3SIOfl f highlights of the year were - _= ~ - rresentet WornansMilonary Union of Sanford at the 7:30 p.m: Que*jns' Cour' . the girls sang the church for teenage girls In the Actetn 1hernc song, 0ehWe Irvin read a I work in America nnd around Be Happy" and scriptural texts service. The public Is Invited which they study about mission to attend. The new bishop wp,-; wt!',c,:jm. , d W.RanfGrd at The Hoitahty CoimnitWe the world. They get involved In a luncheon last November of "Happy Christlans" were was in charge of a reception in alission work thro ugh mission his first visit here by Mayor ready by Betsy Longwell and Fellowship Hall In honor of the action projects — Area aPILGRfAt PEDALS FOR PEACE .EliseBriskeyonworldtrip ) era ' I Baha i nspires Trip L. Church By rch Ne * yi.w ii aa wen1 ei c$d t. wus .er , •tky ,, ~ ______ . ~~__ __ .. r4 ~ - - - -'_ ":, ~ - - - _ I the - route. __--_sail - -. .--. __ __ ..m. ~. _~ 24 ____ _____ . ____ _____ _____ .- - -dal - ___~ V _ ~_ - I I _-F .1 ; -'1 i - I ,14 , -- '- - - • - If' - i _. : - • 'I1 - - I . J / IvAn \ '' - - I .- a-. , —v. - -; - -- ~_- 1= - ____ - -= I .. i tLL . '\ wishing to attend must reg ith . S cold .~ . I N z ASSRNTRLY w'1nr) Tifl'\OPS TWII' TflO'TAc , pastor of First United ongre Mct,hodir"' Church of Sadc", 1C -- __ ___Z -- - -_W_:L=Tm =a= = ~___ - ~~_ -_ youngest children displayed thday t.bat month are invited to the parsonage with their reading, 'H and Hers ors were thie Bible And "ThOMAS Day." W Signify 3 P0US es. A n evening ct f Claw of chfldrenand adults, tbe the congregation has taken in fellowship, games, singing, re presented to Rev. Henry Thomas, pastor Of the I' irat men's and youth groupa, the the pastors enti A&spinbly of God _ .16A __ C_1-1 I ~~. X~_ .a* C 4 for his witiring eifoi-ts on tfw " ch*arch a behalf at a special ctrtmonv last Sunday. Rev, Henry Thumnzu. - i.iOp i ISi .en 1ra1 south music is featured volunteer Music Directors ' 'is 11- rt ill lx -rt Wednesday-"Thdfleart Isn tirr'n' I thu Wakrs o 30 P11k with tht. (uni t, to (.reorgla Lee John Mi.IfoiiJ follow at 7:30 p.m. All part-time Jar ,r~d volunteer music directors Thursday — ,.SWW wa the of the Southern Baptist Churches In this am are invited to family irrpIrat1on and refreshments School teachers, directors, and workers are encouraged to attend an elf eer provided by the pastor aml his ,11c.eting in Me church I 1 -gers 'I hd1 (ird i l t i 1(1 j nih ltUb)i fellowship hall at o i p ru this WmTxm' s Missionary Cowncil. Randy Graves, 9. received Virgo. arid litrra are given Sunday. More Informptio During the ceremony the awag'ds for colleetiruj the most special significance With RoYid Rangers tatmed a line Is Live entertainment refreshments V - T or Nioney (nr !he Boys and Cirls horastvpe, but new life In Otring his timu at the cheh acroasthe front of the church Missionary Ci-usade. La cmphaslz.ed by the birthday and concerning our "Make It by The Sanlcwd Htrald. 300 N French Av#., Sanford. it Sanford, Florida 31171 Subs Carfletcription RIes by Year auditorium at 7 30 p m 0 A 46 'k ( -- - Oun M (irro i~q(11t. ~ ~- .. Lea fw v l..ongwood Topic Education - — -~ _ __.-_ ---- -% 7 - -- . -I- — , ~- _ - - - -, I __A,:7Z., __ - __ - - 6349212 Sanford by the Alachua County Grand War, were "leared of the Jury on grand larceny charges. charges last month by a 12- said consulting - DON SALES TERIMRIZED - Frozen with fright, Cat sits atop burning roof in Seattle, Wash. Finally a youth climbed up, rescued the cat, and the fire departmentaid units gave itoxygen. Soall ended well — IANII,Aft~ $ %r -- I ~ THt QV1DIwv I,. 01FAktrJf1*foI Tit # Inj ASIlRy '500 Pt '4!L VAA Av( ion WASHINGT()?i OC , --- $00, T"I WIT19moo PtI400 Ife., 414*N" rI.! n- i ., .. ,., Registration for both day and pastoral students with the best rii 0151 No. Pierre A. Leveque hclley Mc€ra I '"-s JUL 1 - , ,,,,, ,- .l , 1k_ t' ' •' $ J % 1 i's r.ss- , s, Mary Ann Wiseman Joe Anderson Leon-i V Bonifac Jenatha Hall Mrs. Howard (Veldra) Carter John E. Burton Peter C. Loute Andrew J Walker Mrs ?',- - _.-- tmttee a eight part crisis In All Souls dance op,~n to public \lnc to Midnight Music by Country Ballads Social Hall Margaret Fdmondson, - Albert Povodnick. DeBary si. Marguerite Babcr. Patricia It. Johnson. Geneva Irvin D. Paul, I.ake Mary !-1 ,Mitchell, SJC: to cnic' private detective and later ex. 00 IOTHY LEO0TT Fennell was the landlord of ecu'ive director of the Alachua Gainesville Eight member Ilousirg *7 4 ~r AuthoritY, charged fhur&Li) HIL DA RICHMOND 663- U67 Sept. tr - 1 . I t. ,70 . TuItIrtLs ,, __;;- ?I, r1n - - --il , - - ;-lrI i -' i;":' A I 41.00. ' i - - --.-----. . . • & Mrs. (liff,rIl ., ' -. thi'Lxrunt (sadner a b. — lake Mar) S191F.H. 111C., 1)(0011, Cavalier Motor Inn. , ' c'- - I 'S- - - - I. -_ . I . .. .'.~ ~ 11 i-;14. I • Mr. & Mrs. [to), (Lyntial IcClain a boy, Winter Springs ReF9 Castle I . - I -.-1-, '.i ' ' I , V -T . __1 — .--- ' C ' , R F MORE IS FURNITURE SALES L Fennell was booked a the activists who had been accused Alachua(ount) Jail and then of plotting disruptions on Miami reled ------•_-+.---- ----- - I . - .I$ 4 • ..:4 , . New in 1he area? cntiorm 4, I - '-- - ---- -------- Call 831-6370 I I .. I . I '' Il. - - . 1. ii~ .1 - 6 tk1tncLini bid him of plans to Beach during the 1972 mince. I1 - __ _ I ca1et b) M-mr% Boone. Fennell was an early govern. use slif.W' shotr, M the con. ment witness during the month 'VPr,-, 1 I D%iIfnicI us&&i ':" "n- counts of stealing $1,400 in caih allegeil cowspiracy was hat. and supplies from the authority ched. lie teitified that -)ne of the long trial of the eight anUwar ::., J L.J : 7T A,1,11 KIV It ' - -_---__ .- - ~ -_ ~ L'4 *101 10ILLO"44 &&%fttl &AItZ UPOle ,%-# ic, ,7,,,," " ' %ew %v as Scott 0imil, in whose home the F-t City E X W-01 6 OF ye— ' - . __ - 41 t stti four gosernmint claimed the In 1971 ~--# .11,i -.r.~& J,P XIL-,4 1-X-._"Z: ]11%,44 •,I,IsDos A r i '... -,,~ '' .1_ 4 -, Taminy Brice, Geneva k i - ----_ Martha 1. Bowman, Deltona ith Packnman Deltona Keith 11 -- e~ , ",I 4" .40 1) 1!1*: k" 'iin ( I'I-It' \%intcr Spnn1,s _____________________ Mar peakcr I serett (inter Oie E Wi ll iams W III %, ( . Ida Richter Audrey ng Robert Snyder, os Lynda Carol C Springs, Jean A. Harney, fled River, —J s, , ' Katherine Gardner, Lakv Oak at 8th. 11: M =. James (Ph Ills) Bridgett Cycler, I)eBar) Harry It. Newcome, deBary l)elton'i pt 22 s .. -.. z.-~, ,1:.--, , ,_,t-I.._ fftr Richardson and girl Joseph W Fennell, a former member Jury. S. Jaques SANFORD MOTOR CO is Maureena S Johnson l.e4i'tie of S'umen Vot&r' uruti FmhK,ttion (oeperatton ' (,AII '' Ill! Ii ht ;)uhlI( to 'tiwal ( Un A government witness in the .ntion Gainesvilk- Eight federal con, - has been indicted Vietnam Veterans Agains I spiracy trial he 4 are interested n nrneer Harold Radcdf(e will oispli, maps and other (IoLuIii4nts at the hearini' ----- rmmj I i : ~ — - n • LI Chr istine MehaffO) 'sept 20 di s cussion unit, Aildinofihi Federal Witness Indicted . ... EVE CRABTREE Althmonle SprIngs - I . i Eugene itit .0 Community.pel, M SR 436, -iepl. . 25 Central Florida Per3onne 1 9:45 _____________________________ Where to go for all tile information You need "bout your new cornfl)WHI\ Longwood The Altamonte Srwfngs plant has been awarded a 13.5 million from EPA. . a. e Institute Opens Reg trat Eugenle He ll -School Parents Night, 7 p.m.. following talk b) Principal 11 834-91212 - I both cities •-•-..... --- - - , building built through rival' Sanford d Sanford Lions Club Milwee MiddleSchoI Back to House of Ste'mk C BurthI ngert ' Pt - follow student's schedule Sept. 19 I' Irnonte!)prIngS i - a. ..,; , 7" ;0 - —_ : The Interceor systems will - .~ __ __ 2M I9 donatin;~ and effort 20 vpars ADMISSIONs All nurses in%ited school auditorium Parents 0 u, - ' cein d rI - - - 2V - County health facilities vacated from the medical center vigorously Program will be Mrs. Polly Stevens from "Stepping Stones be at 7:30 p.in.. Sept. 20 at I I 00 Deltona Illinois Club dinner,6 Day Care Center For Adults." E.. First &-inford Senior Citizens Club, Center. Speaker, Dave Ehlert, SJC, topic, "Communit) noon Civic Center. Cove,-"d Cooperation in Adult and ru sh luncheon and Bingo Continuing s3i - p..,I, d labor problems Sanford Rotary, noon, Cisic RICIA RICH -'I Lewis ct and -Seminole Memorial Hospital pm, community center Cai.alberry Daily l room, 14 at SR 434, for theSept.is W9212 in Isburg All sundo) Suttday e'icept Siturday l LmocrnUc telethon on Channel I. BAIL planned forSept, M~9 at Camp Published edule Association will Qualit) Motor Inn banquet A . -~ i C. OtLIFF, PtAYCR Contemparary &iay,wlflbe the last day to I Iii' Saiii(iiril Ikral4I work for the cburch work, "Appreciation" The two those celebrating their but'- register forchurch-wlde retreat Groups giving RC% Iliomnas I triumphs end The Seminole Democratic Sher&ton Motel Inn. Lee Road discussion unit. 7:45 p.m., Executive Committee will Attorne Tom Moran will speak Pacey Reafty Building. 421 9 At beat of their trials and V he has organIzed ma&y grou* with letters spelling out the on a specified Sunda evening that - owner in Denver who faces Rev Leo F King Each month attend ,Y, ~_' - _____ First United Birthday celebrations have sfx..- cial sirnificance ior the (Ifern Id Photo by Ch-a rles Edwards) herald teresp_d Sept IS that persons making public Tuesolay, Un true Central WptW Church, In story Of a woman, her ' co 'ration with 'e Florida manunged them Baptist Convention, will Lost a all into cirsis. The setting is clinic for part-time and I,atin America. M'ihcyJ, i ii l. mni Li.itwtt I'tfl bL ho1 d signs By FMCJErjE £DWARD i 3H ,.IS, Mrs Baker and Mrs B Mat- teenagers, set to be the heart On Sept. A cars wili leave When Longwood Mayor Sem no e Ca en ar FLOWER SHOP furnished The young peopic drivers, Kim Cole and Jim Ones," a story about youth In will ha%e a splash party Linton The nominating corn. [os Angeles, described as "A I ,iti de uch il" I Church Hostesses are Mrs J unexpected problems but finds 1mdditional persons, and coffee Colt and Mrs Westcott. W strength to face life anew butter. rolls and tea win be RnIler is bus captain with Monday — "The Restless home these changes first priority. Hanson and planner Al Lewis - - - __ S12.8 million grant for Altamonte - disagreed. Bible and Bible !' __I Cashelberry's delegate. Bible Institute will begin Sept. language training possible. r— I -I T Councilman Edith Duerr, said 17 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium of The curriculum and incuR) -• Counfu_Wid Picnic C increased o i ncl udea OVIECIA~and accounting procedures Mims. Enrollment will remain - "•' ' C ity CLIi. wider ould be reached would be by Open until Oct- 1. SEEDCO will kick-off its new members lo sEr-.D( FO E"-)x .- , 1, r-1 W. t'"Sk I "MMI seeond annual nembershlp ts comninen1t tiv&opment using the sa.tne audiUng firm. both held in the educational Some of America's finest Lewis 11,.Qt,,w,J,.,glj,,t, he found . drive on September 22, with a program. Total membership is A? evangelists have been secured ... f' facilities f M'.J 1U atnt.1 - com'rtsons ' FI1Ef COUNTY-WIDE PlC- currently at more than 3000. tnifljc, "t.11 p,Lct-', LL -, ' to bring special lectures j L j as*,ii&jc.u , , U - -- - -, I ion expects to the cities an almost tmri-ii1ble throughout the year. A course Students attending the task since each city uses a . - --. 11 •t U UI' I expected to attend the double that figure through this ' PA-000TY I In Acelerated Christian I "WW llt~ PIA%h., D accounting and regular Tuesday through Education designed to equip celebration to be held at the kick-off drive. Membership is ferent tZrIsDITURI I fxftkr.t i t rpt S 1 =. I,*, ~ =% ., tTP(%D#tU0IS 'A'.4 iw% !,,.M ~ , MyFriday 1111 -m. Sanford Airport Lake Golden on free and open' to all low-Income budgeti ng methods. pastors and mnisionaries with •. - • are-ms -I I • several .P Airport Iloulevaid 1* lIly S in Sanford. disadvantaged residents of S - S. •. s "To enhance the future op- stuclentscomefromas(arsouth wv techniques for establishing 1r,,a,,.? % i %I S % I Seminole County. 16 years old portunity schools on I "'I'A"VIVIA& I S 22.827 : % 1 .!,, At ,>% s The festivity will begin at or older. I OO % 1 I %i in the local church, is con. % should hvt' standarized fire enrolled from as far west _10:00 on Saturday morning and , $ -• --___.f ternplated. 410% fk—srt and Police equipment, animal California. 1ALTO Is % %! will include an old1aahloned , control program, uniform Florida Bible Institute is NIAtYN $ ' The Rev. Gordon 1. CarfLsh4rv cookout and soft drinks S A,*D'.IAtQI4S - ng I — -- ---...........- _.. % r % S numbering fundamental and theologically penter, Pasto- of the First ti lJve entertalrunent, games and business" and donations are street ,I i %! L4.wipwarg I S % %I % swimming will be the main received the icnlcresidents to sponsor Lewis said. Ile also suggested conservative. It offers courses Baptist Church, Mims, is 13 I'S'A1'II $ Z' ' , activities. A short program will 5 acti vity. SEEDCO the possibility of establishing a to prepare workers for an of. founder and president of the 5 %I 5 5 -. S ( 1 14 of the Orlando Public fective local church ministry Florida Bible Institute and Rev. ~ ! -be held at 1:30, highlighted with members work as a volunteer branch ! Ilbrary. 1041.4kc-116poew A I . and to prepare missionary and Emerson Peril, vice president. ;S 71.1".101.0 ,I %! ~ %, % drawing for prizes and Planning committee through ! % 9 presentation • ma rCfl,C W,,, I3 UflIll 'i, p.m. department with Ms Ruth significant compared with the '- ." " "a T - - ,''t-t', I', $ 22' 52' S hatch, resource developer to problems to be faced five years % % - 1__ - - -,,, . Hospital Note ., IN' r1i This meriAtiership drive ac- spearhead the coordination of from now and we are already I OIL" I %I , st %, %~ % t-CLft tivity will holxfuliy bring in the free county-wide picnic. . hehind," Hanson said. SEPTEMBE.R 13. jr,3 10C -to 1-,~.,, - - - -I DISCHARGES I SANFORD Girls Auxiliary Leader assisted with each individital. Following the morning by Mrs. Cheevers and Virginia The film schedule Is as service there will be an old. Finley. TI)e Royal Ambamdor follows: uI1te Consolidation is not in the used now," Hanson said. -We the same accounting and toundl I - -- i Onnie Shomate of Longwood wood will be sent in the ' U.S Environmental Protection Agency - - Mar) L. Pikkarainen _ 1173 On Sewers --.•_ - -- - - .-•-- -•------- The deed restrictions came to - Th ursda y s Rev Coamato emphasized fashioned basket picnic for all leader is to be David Huggins Sunday-"Fc1r Pete's Sake," s1stLd h) Vayne Dill) and (he story of a service station uu the .huich i,round.s, and ---. , -- - - -1111- Consolidation Out9 SEEDCO Daytona Beach on Sept. 22. It is Atchely. Junior ushers are I" churches of their choice. also promotion day for all Baker and Walter Durrand. Counselors will spedfically ask each family is asked to bring ___ -, #,-- . WestCott, K Cheevera, and C decisions will be referred (0 the church parking lot for - 's A were I---.-- ~ ~ - ..--- -_ --..-I ;a _--- --! z!14 Z_ they (tbe county 'Ii,7' following the dhmr at the ~ -r- - - norus .se -~ save tax moneys for the ____________________________________________________ municipalities, both Ha nson j~- I- 11 . w 1~~%---a tions "Ji c Id ' As ii (H possible, d "But there is a better way to Winter Springs, Altamonte should be central purchasing to giti y. - RE, run local geverament than is Springs and Lake Mary — use, food for them.scIes and two - - % - A, I -., ' - I director and organist David ches and other denominations May Ili ftiter SPrwgj 'Wednesday. -- Longwood. Casseiuerry, major priority at this time l , -- -'.t •. - of ~~__ of Local Government meeting urged repeatedly that (lie cities ::ugce Jaques said that Reviva L....a W'Sfl 116U1w filmed __ I . . I.. .- ~_ to release the restrictions. - - Hanson told tlx- CALINO Council is I (ficted the county will agree - some time, planner Harlan run." c.htldin and youth depart Mrs Charles Baker will be the forchurchceferencein talking I _ --' - I -- - - - k : I y - ~ WwAsp- - will be treated to a free lunch AA_- - g.._ —- 1 - , - , - - __ - _- - - 1 i4 = A _-___A I j ' MF - S In commercial movie houses. Or at the Fall Splash Party -==-___Ar=_ . _ — _ __ - --- 1J~~ , --V 1 - r) — , -6FE W ______ - - - i 6 Hearing •. us rer - 'P. . -___ffi~_3 — ~~_ ~t ez -- - tttk KW .- CALNO church members, about 3 mil. pawd with 74 in attendance. Huggins will be the song leader. are encouraging their members During the church school hour Charles 0wevers was elected to attend the film series which the poster contest between the pianist, while Mrs. Cheevers has been approved as a Key '73 Juniorand Senior Iligh CL-isses will have charge of the Junior activity. will be judged arid 4-M - - -.-- - - - - - ! r - - -.-.--! - __ Z I -? Richards of Altamonte and Restrictions on the one-half square block of land Placed by t he county board in 195, require that it be used solely for municipal or public purposes. poses, but that the restrictiom -- — The Pastor kePea Sanford Baptists Set of __ - -. 1-- - - ---- t -- well as by City Clerks Jane - T daily birthday book and con- year the goal of 70 was lr -- Friday, Sept. 14, 1973-3A tr,etq, C •)l1ietio1L int1 '.10;' to -' - - L ' ewntry` to a spirit of anticom- hon Protestsnts and 600,000 Ro. David Huggins was electet Most of the films in the Christian Church, Sanford Rosalia will obser e Rally Day financial secretary and church Sanford series have been shown 1'.a-. t ResuiL of the htaring to Lx recorded by acourtreportera Assistant County Atty. Howard Marsee in a letter to city stated any atteiiipt to - _:= ; IIEW __- • I- - -— 6 at 9:45 a.m., Sunday, with an clerk. - 1, I - ~ -= 17 ,- - 1,.,_. - specifically accused at circulat- ters would be let off. lag subversive handbills, sayOf Korea's 3. million popuIng: 1:1tion, about 3.G million are The church school of First hbog as assistant Mrs evangelist and song leader. -, .',,,_, , ___________ ________ I lay evangelist, are said lobe UmisiUcthatthejalledmjnl. I. - ...I must be used for public pur - "I think the government fl (h' ha kA ; I - flyung Kyu, Pastor of a Seoul realizes it made a mistake," he 0 church. arA Kwon Ho Kyung. a sMd, adding that he was oA. Gr . — tern&Uonal crusades during a Graham Australian Crusades, Elite Briskey pedaled her New York to Florida and an the "Future Shock" wUI be shown Paloma Avenue. "fibn revival" at the First st.arring Georgi!i Lce and Dick bicycle ftft to fron~ Chicago to in the edurational budd!ng. area "Question Box," somewhat , pulling her iWO'w, .pi)C u flC3 14 )5 who have come Into the Baptist Church of Sanford for Jones (TV's Buffalo Bill, Jr.). on meetings of 4 , Forest, . ••, flflu 1531 May are t1kgCd to Auiw9J• to We young peoples • at 7 IUWUI IU4I Frid behind her on the fourth day of by doing odd jobs along the — "Two a six iuut3 Redeemer Ladies Aid were " her propmd arourmPthe-waric! way, such as working in the attend. 7bere wW be cornmittft game, '.'Stwnp the Rector." filmed ' London with day. resumed with the Morning Baptist ,,, •. trip White haired and her face harvest. 'Every Baha'i must reports and planning for future With world-wide settings, ingers Cliff Richards and Dora Rector" Circle meeting on Sept. II at 10 urutcd services and programs Br-an weatherbeaten from two be seif-dupporting." she ex. each picture is a dramatic bUry Officers were elected W be after the 30 K-rvice a-m. with Mrs. Irma Kirof Efltiflhet churches. previous jaunts about the plalned. • schatein as hostess. The recently by the Forest City about people fi Ue 0- C Sunday with, JM1 '.,,,, Potted Evening Circle will hold Its first Baptist Church, Rev. J. M. situauu ns. kwn for the day. 53 years okL Institute In Hemingway, &C.. Plants Admission is free. 7`be public Holy Cross meeting on Sept. 20 at 7:30 p.m. Flowers, pastor. She started out Monday from the plans togooverseasusoon is and no offerinp wHI Junior ConfirmaUon Classes + Deacons chosen were: On Mondayat 7 m the Episcopal ber bowe In Tamp. where she as poutWe and resum her be jm.' as porbe will begin at 3:30 p.m. on Sept. WWIAM Battle, W . Hobeq and teenagers' prayer group rAU has been w*Wyed in U*W trmls by Ncycle. corules tions of a sermon by Un 18, These clanes are for W. Hotter; bmstees: Ja in Ux lounge and on TuesdaThe Rev. Carl T. CAnnon, wit! I :, ! fhh faintaft. Mx object of her Although she dm not qmak - 4 begin his duties as assistant the Bible study clam will meet students in the 7th and Oth James Westcott, D. Huggins, C. 11 trip is to promulgate the Bahal any foreign languages, she does rector at Holy Cross Episcopal at 7 30 pm In the lounge gi' Cut 1 Cheeera, and W Battle I1,, The film series is the fall \ I F faith, faith which she "1 , not anticipate pa too .. , man II Ilected Suiiu •.0 g was se und ay ur Ch ch Monday . ll He wi be r • revival emphasis planned by beheves in the unification of the problems as the sti an School superintendent, and Ken the pastor, Rev. Jay T. Instructions wW begin for a whole world and that all known round the world and she assistlIng at all s--rvices and — ;j~4 Arfif,C1#4 _7__ 'A attending Christian education new clam of acolytes at 4 p.m., Arrvvip.somts mankind is one. She became a finds membors most 1-....),. Church Treasurer was W. Battle with ternof trpditional visit onferences. Thursday. Any boy who is believer in 1969 everywhere she goes, who refer _She prefersbelngonthe move her to others slang -_.;. r are the city hull, firehouse, and t ation bounde d LI' s Wilma and Warren released, but two clergymen overthechurches,"butthatthe "We have been holding oi .., !~ ; - and a lay evangelist stffl facing churches have reacted strongly trial. against It. O of them, the Rev. Park • I • £- - "But Christians have to tskt Rev. VhW BMW as host. All Sunday night at the a P-mnxmlbm anol new ministers service. The program will be Father Cannon, his wife, confirmed is eligible to join - - By DONNA ESTES era to Writer (Cindy Flanders, Bill Vincent Photos) - --111111~ I ~~!7 I - - — munism and now, alas, we have man Catholics with the char. a dictatorship. Democracy ches growing vigorously In tacts Uw members on their birthday. - - Attorney Joe Davis, legal ago. The city said it needed the council has taken no action on to leave the property. counsel for the cities of space for offices the petition Authorized th e attorney to I woo and Altarnonte ••• A search of county records On other business, the pr epare annexa tion ordinances Springs, will chair the public LONGWOOD-The city revealed the property was council: for the McCardle property on hearing on federal funding for council Thursday night voted to deeded to the city by the county Denied a variance request at two lots west of Island Lake the sewer interceptor fines for both ask tile county commission to at the request of a citizens 551 Sanlando Springs Drive ( SR Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club municipalities at 4:30 p.m.. lift deed restrictions on the group for a clinic site. 434) -to permit location Of a property on the north side of next Thursday at Lyman High health clinic after receivine a A petition containing 700 bicycle repair and sales Office. ,eminoLi Boluevard and six School. letter from the county attorney signatures wws subinitted to the The request was denied S stating tile property will revert city council urging that the because insufficient parking considered after the 90 days decided in a city officials, to the county if the council tried health department facilities space is available and cars required -by state law have conference in Alt m nte .7 remain in the clinic. The city would have to back onto SH 434 elapsed. :~ Springs Wednesday afternoon. SO flC U fl t C COITIP CX ________________________ (00 '. 0 - , _:" t WHEEL DEEP 1 WA'I ER — Yesterday' s heavy downpour created a familiar sight at the corner of Plimosa Drive and S. Sanford Ave., as James Smith of 145 Plurnosa Drive demonstrates the depth. Another demonstration do w er photo took place at 20th and Oak St in Sanford as h' ' ' at WS Lutheran -- L *f -Mlow The Issue was notated up this In the recent arrests tlw'R"v pastsummerbyasucctsslonof Mr Kimsald the goernment arrests of church workers in apparently was tryini to various szatlo-is 15 of them ,- capitalize on the case and Area Ministerial Room 5 of the Parish House. aham I Church Day will be Sunday at This Sunday evening at 7:30 Association will meet ,. d)fli1 ..... .-U. p.m. the UII C HI'JULVQ • IWUVVL*3V1Lutheran L44%UC4 (lfl UI •II at 10a.m. at First Presbyterian Holy Communion according Sanfordrealdentswlllbe able " '30 JTh.11k.r.. knr, '' &rt '- ' Church at Oak &M Park, with to Trial Rite 2 will be held After a to visit Billy v.m., motion w ou , .r one place. residing at Julia Chm's guest house. lie will have an office in Wit f ~ I weep$! ... 71le resurrection of recent years. Redeemer Susan will be temporarily Association _ 6 Sanford Ministerial Betty, and children, Kim and - rr' Y Ch Lee Moore - -- - To i t Deed Restr'i4 c ions ,,, . ______________________ ...'.. i_ _________________ - .1 — __ f A, , ... .- : _-~ z . r . - I~'.&,-~, ... I ._11 , ,_ .^ I . III: -'A' 1001" __ - iv.; . "~ - -- -..a ti~_ _ __ IWV.1=_ __4_ __ .14 - . .. 1:~ I - __ . . . A& I ~ I - 11 X ZINN ~~_'._.V_ 10`!~ . .11 , __ __. - altogether. most of them zinc,.- Allow a strong hand of control BIS}IOI joit Ii MC- % 11 .— authorities in power based on ment policies threaten its con- risks," he added. Untied work. Ile said pressure on the "PLainclothes detectives now churches started last Oct. 17 am sent each Sunday to moni. whdnPresident Chung Ilee Park tor smnons," he said. "The declared nurtial law and sub. government a 0 started sequent constitutional resisions keeping surveiVance on all that modify th~~ legLslative a,&. church acUvitles. It's a sort of 3embly and aHow him to guy in I - c- '- Longwood Council Votes 4'.'F statistical downturns in most for him to criticize the Korean Western countries, but the Rev. government's actions. nosegay of yellow daisies and Beth Duggar and Diane DAVID, resident bishop of Mrs. J. W. Duggar was ' English ivy. Each girl was Holloway were recognized as Florida Conference of United presented her award by a Queens. Methodist Church, will of six skits recalling chosen friend. preach Sunday at Grace Acteens is the branch of the 11nited Methodist cr-m== ~~ =_ I - -__. wangenerasecreary the National Council of Chur. 'rowUi thte iu - ur:it ti 11w action. Each girl was drersed in Julie Reagan. Janet Tho,Hucs MM J. T. Cosmato mW Mrs. . i "Religious liberties are being they tntirndedwasnothln more restricted," sa ys the Rev. Kim than an indirect Mr. Kim said recent govern 8aptüt Church1 Sanford, wider Those were Alice Stngletary, The Coronation was held with the direction of Mrs . E t&me,tcteenawboha*dcosento service aide, Ca thy Cosinato, Brown, Acteen director complete requirements through Queen Regent in service, t IIOII iii-,ii1, '42 t,i 1iir,, Iiii'iOfl stud lilfi mission ____ - L "Happiness is ... ,Serving the Johnny Thomas. Special music Ack'tns Iach Acteen In the Lord," was the theme for Llw was presented by Charles E. Coronation was given a charni Acteens' Recognition Service Das,is Jr., music and youtli depicting her specific status. conducted last Sunday at First minister, and his wife. - ~_~~~ El -. i ,I .j I NEW YORK (AP) -Shades ~ of government control are re- democracy is the liberation of . . ported falling on the robust the people." 1 .. .1 church life of Korea, including Reacting to the charges, the I current charges of subversive Presbyterian Church in the Re. 1~ activities against three Presby- public of Korea says: "It looks to us as though what 0-4. I : -. , ~ , _L~~~il — - I _wkaJk between the church and has presided over Korea's government,," he added in an Interdenominational co-i interview. operative organization In. Ostertsibly. Christianity has cluding Presbyterians, Method- . Acteen Coronation He/d % V.' - - -. (Bob Orwig Photo) ___ -~_- .. .. . .11. 1i'IILS'1'BA1yFlST ACFEEN QUEENS HONORED . . . (I to r) Diane, Julie, Janet, Alice, Cathy, Debra, Bonnie and Beth. - F~p - - Z - . Paul found a joy that sorrow could not remove. Though disappointed, sometimes opposed. often weak ai-A always afflicted, he could rejoice always and Phiffipplan Christians to do the same. Paul found a wealth that poverty could not resnove. Though devoid Of this world's goods. he could rejoice in an Inheritance that awaited him ...not one that was subject to rust and decay, but an incorruptible inheritance that fadeth not away. Where did Paul fInd all of this? He found It all in Christ ;, ,4. I '.~ Restric e '. .,# .ftV0 thetrfalthffldernocracyandfn O trIg ... _____ confer with U S officials and led by tiuiau5fl C00 _____ churchmen about the problem. s1cnce" "Apparently we're going to The Re M Kim,52 ,aqu quiet. ____ have to face a real encounter a v who - - - -I--. e I f _____ ches of Korea who was here to - Paul found a pence that suffering cotJ ,d not remove. No disappointment inconvenience or discouraging cir. cumstances could mar the peace IlLat passeth all un. dersUnding. Though buffeted, beaten. and shipwrecked, no I t a -5~.,r -1 ,--A i I I i 0 A A. IRA - I L*lberti*es IZA ".~-. T-_ ~ . -c ---- - ---, 3 RM-1 IW . I , , __ - __---" I ______ 4 it _____ ; _ — __-q __7~1 4_P'____ . 9 ~ , ~ "- -_ &ft~~ _ __W%T~-__ __ _ _ _ - ,,-- - - - - f, T ..-I I A -. of - F "I i . 1. a i Aw M a I . 0 lvfr M _.-~-T--q N=,_,-~4_d Re i ious 2 .- I- t from his iinprLumment at Rome to a church that is dear to his heart-the churchm Philippi. fie writes an eptsUe of joy and gladness at a Ume when one might expect sadness and even grumbling at his unju3t accusa Uon and imprisonment. But Paul had found a freedom that prim mild not remove, Though In shackles he could rejol,v In freedom An's foul bondage. condemning guilt and eternal punLsit. ment. Paul found a love that hate ccAdd not remove. Though 0 ifI - The Sanford Herald , M-1 L . In the Book of P!IllppIans, the apostle Paul to writing . 14 rij.fl_.V: - C - ,--.r.-----::-r---..-rn,-t r.-" ---- .r _~ #is =.1 I 04 - 4% ~ .I ! .1. V~_X7. ==. -1 VA ;~ .1 ! ft AP...AV__ - . — - j. r : Rejoicing In r i 11a Prison I W -r-r - Friday, Sept. 14, 1973 tr-rcc-. Z. I V- e. % 100 • -' C ------ll - -I. ~ It -- I ... , %, , - . 6 , - -- I :I c,t 10.000.() ' -.. t,..m-r 1 32,30a00 -. •r,r, -_ : I'l g..-4f4;..'Z' F I - arm we lcome ' 0" ' m __ _I-_- I I 1. I ,I - 9 -11-13 - 5unt'rt1 I",.!- -+ -1 i i : �4 A-The Sanford Herald Frldy, Sept. 1473 Old Warriors Hang On The Case Of The aCrops On a China Is Facing A New Power Struggle COPLEY NEWS China-watchers are c'ic1uding that the Chinese Communists are preparing to move into a period of collective leadership when infirmity or death removes Mao Tse-tung from the top of their political pyramid. That appears to be the most significant news emerging from the 10th Congress of the Chinese Communist Party just held in Peking. In reporting a reorganization in the party hierarchy the Peking news agency Hslnhua ay be trying to tell the world that the problem of the succession of power after the passing of Mao has been solved. On the contrary, the resort to collective leadership is an admission that the problem still exists, and that it may prove to be an acute one when Mao finally disappears as a stablizing figurehead. It is questionable whether Mao, who is 80 and both mentally and physically enfeebled, is exercising any real leadership as party chairman. His re-election to that post is surely an unavoidable gesture recognizing that as long as he remains alive he must stand as a symbol to the 800 million mainland Chinese who are being tLi tu . ;;ii .J i u, the gospel of their revolution. There is no reason to doubt that Premier Chou En-lai Is as much in the driver's seat as ever in shaping policy in Peking. We can expect that efforts to draw trade and investment to the mainland to help develop an industrial economy will continue under the Chou's guidance. However, the listing of his name with no special prominence in the new collective leadership suggests that his own age, 75, is a factor when the party considers its future. The Peking government Is hard up against a truth that huants evcr Other Thoughts The discouraging tenor of Atty. Gen. Elliot Richardson's remarks on crime statistics raises doubts that criminal activities are being effectively curtailed. Despite Intensive government efforts, there Is little hard evidence with which to measure the progress of anti-crime methods. Reports wig that the rate of icrease iii crime has oecnnecl offer little comfurL Even these statistics, Richardson says, are inaccurate. They fail to reflect many crimes that are committed but go unreported. Grim as they are, the tabulations tell only a fraction of the story. .0 - - system. Power is gained and held in an atmosphere of fear and suspicion, of accusations and purges. This frustrates any process of democratic selection of leadership and the surfacing of genuine talent to assume responsibilities. While Chou Enlai has told visitors from the West that his government wants to get more "young blood" into its leadership, the 10th lineup that remains dominated by old warriors of the revolution. This was the first party Congress since the "Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution" of the late 1960s nearly tore the Communist regime Historical Heist P) apart at the seams. The fact that it could be held indicates that the political picture has stablized enough to repair the damage. Nearly half of the government ministries have been vacant since the fall of the am')itious Lin Piao and the purging of his fellow conspirators in a plot against Mao. Thus a period of power-struggle and intrigue that began five years ago appears to be past. Howevcr, the attempt to establish a ruling collective only foreshadows another crisis in the future. Considering how power is won in the dogeat-dog world of the Communists, it could be a hitter and bloody one. __________________________ I n crease Jack Andtson , In - A llght back to the library so thai Iingerid scholar has stolen future historians ca's study thi value' remarkable life and times ol from the clIectIon of the late Frankfurter, who died In 196 . Justice Felix Frankfurter at at age 82 after serving '2€ the Library of Congress. years on the Supreme Co'irt. The theft of irrepinceabk CONTACF ANDERSON dias, letters and memoran• da — many hundreds of pages To aid the recovery, we have in all — has been kept secret to act as an inter' offered for a year while Fill agents medinry between the unknown and the library's own scholnrs• a,'h.tnr nntl ilin IiIirnrv We turned.detec(ives have search .......'." -..- ........ will guarantee not to reveil his ed feverishly for the papers. name or otherwise identify Conferences Should Go On The loss was discovered in him if 1w will contact us. a as September 1912. after an alert Library of Congress official Without being able to bind noticed that a Frankfurter the Justice Department. we folder was empty. It had C0fl will try to persuade Attorney meeting. COI'LEY NEWS seiis as well us the closing of all Geneva South the mineral treasures of the tamed conversationi between General Elliot Richnr3son. International passages . American nations were at that ocean grow apace as the dry Frankfurter and the late Jus Iirn'1f a legal scholar. that In this age of spect.acular maritime Communist China, very time capturing U.S. tuna earth's physical resources tice Louis Brandeis. A private tte return of the Frankfurter dramas it is difficult to capture It 1.3 ironIc that the need for boats on the high seas and dwindle. In many respects re.searcher also reported a papers is more than worth and IH public attention on developing some common extorting ransoms, the "cod private claims staking of ocean letter missing that. he had ?.CCO calling off the search for the problems that do not have meeting of minds of rules af- war" between Britain and resources resembles the among Frankfurter's papers mysterious thief. seemingly cataclysmic fecting activity at sea WflS SO Iciland was reaching the western lanil rush of thi' last m'arlit'r. The only vooTN(rrF h)ty i1uI', ci i. t :tn t •nl Li.. tlft :t' ti i ip.itihIi' tliuIL n tiw 1i turned loose a hushhush team l)rflry'5 potential tot' long term trouble history 173year might still be great. __________________________________________________________________________ scholars in the vast Frnnk occurred in the 1940s when the furt&.r file. Within a few days, Certainly one it U most ________________ _____ of poet Walt Whitmur. ______ -sensitive international _____ they had come up With u were sent away for wartime ______ rnissing'items list that horri safekeeping. After their xe problems that falls to generate ______________ fled them. Cone were five much public excitement . -- = turn, several volunws of his ________________ because of its technical and ________ years of Frankfurter's person. notes were discovered missing. al diaries, numerous notes on conversations with the They were never recovered. undramatic nature is the law of _______ More recently, the library lost the sea. mighty. memos, letters and some valuable bGokM. but Few newspapers dwelt at any ________________ __________ personal jottings about the library clerk has been arrested length, for example, on the _________________ men in government Frank' for tIe alleged theft. &Iw_ _______ _________________ __________________________ recently concluded Law of the furter had known so intimate. ANDERSON AWARD: CapSea Conference in Geneva, ly. itol lull duflers held their first ',"' e14f/," Swit!eiand. Yet 'INCALCULABLE VAE.UE' Congressional Golf Tourney runny affairs that ct-cm me -, We rruhirr'd we had been t'ar. Sne i)f tbtmn Li" wh:n vc ;iflV ,i-d iliitt1, ,1 1't'iu(iI u .. ,;urt-te(i in .ir seeds for future conflict, official told my associate Lea par than in hauling home the The 91-nation Geneva eon. Whitten. 'There was a tremen• prizes that were wrangled ference represented the dous amount missing of iflca- Irons lobbyists. They were bur' culmination of three years of culable value.' tiened down with TV sets, intensive study and discussions Once the loss was assessed, toilet senta and other valuable among smaller groups to the library called in the FBI prizes - all collected from resolve the many problems which began discreetly inter' lobbyists who didn't dare say relating to tcrrltoiia ak*s, viewing scholars and research. no to the congressmen. 1' er's. To block further thefts. hlecnusc we exposed this freedom of navigation on the .,fr strict antithipvpr'u high seas, littoral Itching and ure. cc 'h'ic! !.? pits!v rj .1•i I Ititsu. cund Cn / / r a 5ir'ri'i uzf Tour' iii(iiiiIse ' / getsry reasons, were reinsti- ney this year planned at first peiiuuon. 'fcgcthc with the / Ii f toted. All this was done with, to gise a 'Jack Anderson United Nations, the conference out alerting the general public Award' to the senator or re was to prepare an agenda for a I' /i /1 to the intense search going on presentative who hit the ball larger 140-nation law of the sea for the missing papers, farthest out of bounds. conference next April at SanBut now, the quest has But the idea was dropped by tiago, Chile. Without such an reached a dead end. Return of Rep. Hurt TaLott, R'Calif., agenda which would sPecifY _____ the documents, most library who as tourney chairman 4' areas In which consent among cL.....officials recoijze, depends on caught most of the heat last nations was possible, the Chile the delicate questions of the year for log the smueeze on meeting could turn out to be / scholar-thief's respect for the the lobbyists. Nevertheless, he s"other meaningless priceleesness of his historical has gamely accepted the session.. heist. Whoever the renegade chairmanship again this year, Unfortunately, the Geneva researcher is, the offiiala conIn a memo to his golfing meetIng produced , -, cede, he robbed with discrimi colleagues on Capitol 11111. Tal framework for subsequent p nation and intelligence, select' c'ott reports that 'in spite of discussion. Indeed, discussion ing the most. hiaterically valu- the Jack Anderson columns,' consisted largely of a able documents, the congressmen will 'play ..restatement of national claims According to one theory, the again this year.' The event is scholar is laboring alone on a scheduled on September 14 at on the ocean which range Ir a tetorial limit of more project and wants to make Andrvws Air Force Ilase. This -: than 400 miles claimed by oire he is the only one able to tiaim'. hoie'er, the prizes will CS94 ,,w, I.rvios pursue it. It this is the case, he collected more discreetly by Canada to proposals for nearly the officials pray the scholar inilividual conssmen rather complete anarchy on the high Breakwater will somehow arrange to get than the organized, massive the papers or copies of them effort of a year ago. dency, and how it grows. v answer . 1 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD,FLA. 32771 WALTER A. GIELOW, Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising Director & Msociate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE. General Manager JOHN A. SPOLSKI. Associate Editor DAVIDA,BRyANT Managing Editor JRICHARDS Sr Editor WINIFREDF.GIELOW Comptroller a future." - -.------- S. Hiiack Curbs 1/or 119 ptitt I' * I Counl',r Fditor - IA!hen US its entirely different ROYGREEN Advertising Manager DORIS WILLIAMS Society Edtor CHARLESHAYS Mechanical Supt RALPH HAYS CHRIS NELSON Maazlne Editor Comp. Room Foreman BILL VINCENT,JR Chief Phoographer RAYSTEVENS Press Room Foreman __ In one section of the book, tleedv most other observers ha'e ignortil -- the proliferation of residtntial libraries in recent years which, according to deedy, 'has taken on megalomaniac overtones examines a By Don Oakley Aviation Week Space Technology magazine reports that the Air Force Foreign Technology Division Laboratory is & analyzing parts taken rom the wreckage of the Soviet Tupo. 1ev supersonic airliner that crashed spectacularly on the last day o the Paris air show in June. 'Parts Were scooped up and spirited away by IJSAF intelligence officers shortly the crash," says the maga. zinc, lore French securty personnel could cordon off the site. after SUBSCRIPTION RA'ES SIC Week home Delivery 1)4 ?O6Monthi B ti' ,i iri Flordj A All Oilier Mail t7l0Month oMonth;$16 70 $7 40 Month 12$ 40 1 Year cjr,• f)- ' Ii,.r , l7rnus $32O (.15 Postal Requtations provide gnat all mail subr.ription be paid ifl adwanc Entered as scond class matter August 27. 1P0 at t Post Otfic of Sanford. FIord, 2277 Ho part of any material, ows or advertising of this edition of The ar.lo4'J Herale may be reproduced in any manner w,thcut written pernsission ot the ptibhsher of The Herald Any ir v,dual or firm respons'ble tom loCh reçroduction will The Hera)ds ropyright and be consi'ie'-rct as infringing wit! be held liable lam' damag2 under tP l,ji. Ptsbl'sP*d d4ty and Sundays. exceP' Saturday The Herald is a member of the Associjled Press which is entitled e*clusivm'ly To the use for reproduction of all Ine Icjl news printed in th'S newsp.iper Herald Area Correspond011,5 Lcnq-w Riley Black Community Mar,a Hiw.in 83199W 37734)8 SeLv Lik*. Forest City Grace Splriks 1318062 Detloni. DeBary Enlerpsmse It Euwards Lake Monroe 377 78)) Geneva . Oviodo Slavie Liz Mthi tj x 305705 6681363 QwIuota. tJza Baker 381 1207 At1arnote Springs Elda Nichols 838 7992 Osieen Mrs, Clarence Snyder 377 454) Winter Springs Nancy Booth 3776731 (4;cib4rry . fern Park langkwued, E. sta?*s Goldenrod - Eistbrooit MIAMI REACH (AP) flw United States Es winning the fight against air hijackings but is not yet ready to lower Its guard, Federal Aviation AdmInistration chief Alexander Butterfield says, Speaking before the Greater Miami Aviation Association Of) Wednesday, Butterfield said "We are still picking up a tte mendous number of guns and knives in our security checks, The tlweat is still with ui." But he noted that the last successful plane hijacking occuri-ed in November on 1972 ' Ciriultlo Maâager JANECASSELBERRY and vegetabie, The Japanese recently cultivated fruits and vegetables on 872 glass. protected acres and or over ,000 acres under plastic. Slne tbe tlnifr:t St,iLi inure val-icti cllm.tite, adequate uarmiana, and high labor Cost', grcenhous here have not gained the popularity that theY enjoy in Europeat. and Asian countries, However, on of the 1argct and most progressive U.S. fruit and vegetable farming operations recently _.,,.I I an advanced iz enliouse operation jn M'tzona. ilils firm considers it a "factory" and thinks greenhouses represent the "agriculture of the Only time will tell whether this otervatjon comes true. ,,' One of the latest books to put the White House under the microscope is "The Presidency in Flux," (Columbia University Press) by George Retdy. the late President Lyndon H. Johnson's press secretary. U.S. officials are particularly interested in pieces of tht' Tu'144's turtx,Iar, er.gin's, a version of which is usrJ of Hussias strategic bombers. But the missing parts, says Aviation Week, could pose a problem for civil avestigators attempting to discover the cause of the accident. Imagine the howls ubout the dirty Commies if Russian spies had spirited away evidente from the wreckage of an American aircraft, civilian OR military, while the bodies of the unfortunate victims were still Warm But apparently we hae reached the point where anything Americans tao :s O.K as long as it is in the int.rests "isaticinal security.' of P residential 'Pyrar'nids' ' If Watergate has accomplished nothing else of positive benefit, it has inspired a fresh look at the American presl- Libraries have been established to house the works and aper5 of Presidents harry Truman, Herbert Hoover, wight Eisenhower, Franklin Roosevelt. Lyndon Johnson and others. The most pretentious edifice to date is that honoring Reedy's old boss, LBJ, on the campus of the University of Texas in Austin. A move to create a library to house the documents land tapes?t of President Nixon has been stalled by the Watergate scandal. In an article taken from his book and published in the cur rent Intellectual t)sgest. Reedy uggests that rather twlpiny historians, such repositories may actually confound their problems. "I doubt seriously," tie says. 'that the libraries reflect a concern for future generations and the problems they face. They smack more of the Kyptlan pharaohs who sughit irnmartality through the erection of stone pyramids" Ret-dy explains the trend of conternporury presidents to establish presidential libraries as an attempt by the chief to have posterity think well of them. %'hen a man achieves the White House, he says, "there is nothing more that the people can grant hurii 5ecutIves Other Thoughts Don't do as Ido, doas Isay. This seems to be the attitude in Washington of late, especially in the glaring light of Watergate. The latest whisper out of that strange section of real estate called the District of Columbia concerns Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox. A Republican senator anonymous, of course says the President Is hinting that he would like Cox to cash In his chips and go home. This, after Cox had issued a subpoena for the now famous Nixon tapes. From Cox's ever-growing empire comes a denial about any Nixon hint to Cox plus a firm commitment that Cox will stay. "II Nixon wants him out he'll have to throw him out," was the reported response from Cox's headquarters. "l)on't forget," said the spokesman with a sly grin, "this is a law-and-order administration," Now that's rubbing salt in already sore wounds. —. Montgomery (Ala,) Advertiser ('cpky Ourson,whojusta yearoraoago could be found trotting aro'md the neighborhood attired In plaMic pants and an undershirt, has suddenly become cindnus of his Image as a We were treated to a preview of what was to come last spring, when Four refused to wear the nice red sneakers I'd bought on asic. He had tohave ones with stripes, he insisted h)xterlcally. lAke Michael's. Like Mark's and David's. Writing the red sneakers off as a loss, we pur-a.ed the kind be wanted. Navy ones with three white stripes and wnite rubber toe capa. With the advent of we were knormect tt'nt big fr'ys v'_'i! .ii-rt Since Four has two dozen alan-i pants in his dresser, I remained asm.ant about forcing 1-aim to wear the hated garments, He would rush warm weather, L.." 'r'-'s "kg.. "ti ''.Y rides his tricycle on the sidewalk for hours, won't Caine home for lunch unless dragged, calls you "main" — never "mama" or 'monuny," brags about his father to hIs friends, likes tI 'hnw hi'; ln',':r!i''' and I': Nevertheless, the darling "Bobby suit" trimmed with blue ducis that grandma sent Four for his birthday had togo.The first (line he wore lt.he caine home sobbing that Michael had laughed and called him duckywacky which even aging parents. nut of tzinch ith childish put -dowiL';, could see was insupportable, Consequently, we gave the duck suit to nearby toddler who simply i.azes blaakly when Fear gc*s over th'c (ii nnl (all hiM "ducky-wcky." We are getting a crash course in what cerjtftutez a "lug boy." AsIde from wearing only ripped leans, his knee and says, "It doesn't hurt," refusing to let you bandage it, and own' a baseballg'ove, a Big Wheel and a squirt gun. The only time you may get a giimpae of that "little boy" who lived at your house lut year — the one who cried when he cut his knee arid wanted it Fixed with a ki.sa, had parties with his sister's dolls and liked to sit on ycrzr lap better than anything — Is occasionally at kdtiir.e, when the y'm, of tho bil! boys arc off him a,,tI his guard ts momentarily down. If you're lucky, he may even forget and call you mummy when you kiss him good. night. every a irli'1,kt'rq with '-' -'- SeaIe'dbitis will be received in the off Ice of t'e City Manager, Sanford, Florida. on the fIIing Items 1. FIve (5) high, perIofrnan, cars 7. Thr, (3) small cars. , Records Florida. of Seminole County, Outcry t the highest bnd best bidder for cash a) 17:00 o'clock noon on Thursday, flrtpr it. iv .st the West 'r $ it .mnoi County COUrthse, "id',,, a so xi 3 One ) stbfldamd car, I' Detailed specifications are' available at the ottice of th, City Manager. All bids Shall be in the City Manager'sOffice, City Hall, Sanford rlorid,, net ater ltt,,n I 30 PM Thurr..day, October II, $97) Thc bids will be publicly opened on the same dat, a' 700 P U , The City CommissIresery the right to accept or 10 reject any or all bids in the best interests of the City , of Sanford W. C Knowles City Manager • Publish Sept. 14. 1973 DET 63 of Adjustment fly Jack Syme, Chairman Publish OCT 5% _____________________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Notice of Public Hearing Notice is hereby given that the Board of Adiustme'nt will Conduct a pubIichearsngtoconsIoer,ng a Lot Size Variance In an R 7 Duplex Zone on the following described property' Lot II (less road) Block A, Repiat of Lake Mobil. Shores in 71 30, PR I. Page 55. Further described as on East side LOngw'ood Florida. on October iS, $973, at 7.00 P.M. or as soon thereafter as possible. Seminole County Board of Adiustment fl Jack Syme, Chairman Publish Sept 11. 1973 OFT ______________SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Notice of Public Hearing Notice is heri'tiy given that the Board of Adjustment will conduct a public hearing to consider approving a SpecIal Exception In an R 3 Multiple Family Zone for Children's Nursery and Kindergarten on the - County. F bride under the fictitious name of JACK'S GLASS SHOP. and That we Intend to register said name wit'i the Clerk of tP, Circuit Court. '..efl,o.,l County. I kjrisia in ac the undersigned, Pursuant to th, "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter sas.ot, Florida Statut-, Will register wtti tNt, (itri. f the (ircut Cotr?, .n'and tom' Seminole County, Florida, cordanuce with the provisions of the upon receipt Of proof of th* Fictitious Name Stitut-, To Wit, publication of thit notice, the tic Section 56509 Florida Statutes $957 litioua name towel: GREEN 5: Jack Kannet BROTHERS ROOFING COMPANY NOTICE IS Psecthy ovm that I am engaged In business ifl P.O. Box 15$ Fern Park 22730 SemInole cOunty, Florida under the fictitious name of MARCO ASSOCIATES, and that i inlendtonegist,fsaldnam,withlhe lti i '4(A "You look tired and pale, Henry. Have tha bureaucrats linlly caught up with you?" Residential, Multi family to said Op5rty as that classificjtln i described hi the Zoning ordinances of th City o' Qje, Florida, to wit: Ordnan. •4 4 and as amended .sr Pit...,ti'd triP present Zoning classillcation o said properly it Al, Agricultural -. City Clerk of the NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS NAME NAME STATUTE NOTICE IS hereby giviñ thaI we are engaged in business at 107A TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: North Il 92, CM5.elberry, Seminole NOTICE IS HEREBY given that FICTITIOUS NAME R•J A.0 1973 5' Nancy K. Cox Sept II, 1973 ___________ OETl1 ut be consIdered for annexation and zonIngatleastfKteeus)daysprom to the date of thi .',olic Hearing. DATED this 10th dalI of August, possible, SemInole County Board ______________________________________________________________________ Publish: S.pl. II, 31. 75, Oct. 5. $973 classification a following descrIbed property: 1MW 700' of the E 169 50' of Lot I, Central Park. according to the plat Lxk Ihemeof recorded in P0 6, Page Cora A Kannef toning Lot 7. half of Lot Block A, Sanford Herald, a newspaper of general circulation In me City of Tract 11, recorded In PB 5, Page of the PublIc Records of Seminole Oviedo arid Seminole County, County, Florida. Further described Ftorlda,onceaweettforclieast 'our con%ecu'tiv, weekS prior to the as in Section 1.2) 37 on Sanford date of the Public Hearing; the date Avenue, This public tearing will be held in 04 the first publication to the date of 11cc County Commission Chambers the last publication,, both dates in of the Court House. Sanford. ci'as,y,, shall not be less then Ftorida,onOcto,r Ii. 1913. at 7:00 twenty.,igtut (2*) day's. In edditiOri, P M., or as soon them'ea tIer as notice Shall 1* posted in the area to - about how "strong" he Is, suapes fbi To COniider also the Question of designating and assigning the describea properly: 99, Public Recc,s of Seminole County, Florida, in Section 5 2130. Further described as on Seminola FICTITIOUSNAME POT ICE iSht'rebgivenlrat lam Boulevard across from the Dog er'gaged in butinets at Seminola track, This publIc hearing will be held In Blvd, Seminole County. Florida the County Commiss,on Chambers under the fictitious name of WEE of the Court House, Sanford, KAPE NUNSCRV Florida,or, October 15, 1973, at 700 KINDERGARTEN, and or as soon thereafter as tend to register said name with lhe P M Clerk cit the Circuit Court, Seminole possible, Seminole County Board County, Florida In accordance with of Adlustment the provisions of the Fictitious By: Jack Symi', Name Statutes, To Wit: Section Chairman S 09 Florida Statutes $95? Publish Sept. ii. 1973 5' Mildred flenef rid T5) Publish: Sept. 7, Ii,. 2), 25. 1973 orrn '4' - MITCHELL A. NEWBERGER United States Marshal District, as that classification is Middle Distr.ct of Florida dC,IbNI in the :oniing ordinances KENDELL W. WHERRY and regulatIons of Seminole County, Assistant United States Attorney Florida Attomey for Plaintiff The Public Hearing will be neld in P.t,ltt'4: 5ept ', t4, i. L 15'?] the City Hall, Oviedo, Florida, on the DET 1 17th day of September, 1973, at 5:00 p m or as tPserettir as Dossibl.. xl w'4Irh !imnp interested irUINOL! CY C0?IRD nanlies will be P''a"; c 'DJUSTMENT may be Coflintued from time to time Notice if Public Hearing Notice is hereby given that the untillinaladlonistak,nbytheClty Board of Adtustment will conduct a Council. Thi5 notice shall t,e posted at the piablichearingtocensidn'c approving a ice Size Variance in cmi IAA Cuty haIl within the City of Oviedo, Residential Zone on the following Florida, and in three (3) pIsces Aveflur' This Public hearing will he heli ; the County Commission Chambers of the Court House, Sanford, INVITATION TO BID City of Sanford FlorIda P cording to piat thereof recorded In Plait Book), Pages 97 and 93, Publk ----_-- stretched.out 1-shirts and torn Wit: SectIon 165.09 Florid. 3tStutes its; Slu. Clailcin 1. flagwelI A. 1. McMiIlan Publith Aug. 21, 31 & Sept. 7, , ___________' - Four Has Become A Big Boy iff awl din his heavy tn;iroon cer thtfis s Urebv urovini! lie cinilal atuafly dress himself after all) at opportunity. Rut after the first 90-plus heat wave, even thc big honchos like Michael and David were to be seen in !vrt, ausiog l"i'ir to hove a change of heart. I L egaI Notice - On The Homefronf fly JOAN COLBY News SrbIce • - Thereafter. he says, ilis only a matter of time until stituencies fade in his sight The larger question becomes the reaction of history to his administration rather than the reactIon of voters. accordanc, wIth the provl$iomn of the FiClltk4JS Name Statutes, To. . of DEWEY ROBINSON FICTITIOUS NAME NAyur . engaged In busInpt at Ecu Celi'ry Avenij, Post Office Box 155. San ford, Fla. Seminole County, Florida under the flctitiout name Of SEMINOLE PRODUCE FARMS, and that we iflt*nd to register laid flame with the Clerk of the CircuIt Court, SemInole County, FlorIda in . -- - 8319993 114 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COuNTY FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE 140, 73.201CP ESTATE OF MYRTLE 1. WILSON, Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE; y and each 04 you are hereby notified and required to file any claims and demands which YOU or either of you, 'nay ha",'e against said estate in the office of Hon. VIRGIL a. CONKLING, Circuit Judge Seminole County, at his office 1,1 Ihe Court House in Sanford, Florida, withlnslxcalcndarmontMfromth, time 04 the first publlcotion Of this notice. tEach Claim or demand must Legal Notice a - 322 2611 Legal Notice What does a 1st century Roman emperor have In common with the U.S. space o sin program' Aside from stargazing, the best CITYOFOVIEI)o, might be raising food in con. FLORIDA trolled environments Notice of Public Hearing beinwritingsndcoruainth.piac,of TOWIIOMITMAYCONCERN Tiberius Caesar ordered residence and post offic, address of Notice is hereby gIven by the city cucumber a day and a th claimant and must be %woiil to Council of the City of Oviedo, Forerunner of the modern hy the claimant, his agent or at FIorida,thfitsaIdC,I,cIIwiIIda greenhouse was built to give torfly, or the same shall be void, public hearing, Tsoma Lovoft (a) To conSider annexation ot tie tilni cucumbers the year round, As Executor 04 said estate following described property :ving W. THOMAS LOVETT, of What may be the ultimate in and being in Seminole County, 1 controlled environment food LOVETT, KREUTER Florida, to wit: & HOLMES NC ' of the SW ' growing is a system for 1710 CItizens National t S.clion Tnth;p 2) South, Range .3) East, Bank. Bldg. spacecraft that L now being except the adjaceni rightot.way ot Orlando, Florida 3210) designed by USDA and the Central Avenue (Stat. Road 5201, Publith: Sept. 7.14,21,21.1973 National Aeronautics and OCT 21 ardlheWest37eqoftheNW ,. of the SE 'of Section 22. Townthp Space Adjnjnlstration 71 South, Range 31 East; Sonie countries have a more UNITED STATES OISTRICT State Road 570 (Central Avenue), COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF comipon, everyday interest in FLORIOA,ORLANDO DIVISION — including all of its right of way from the South bounda,', of the City of greenhou, These glass Of COURT 940. 77-135 ORL Civ — Oviedo, Florida (said South boon plastic Structures are widely UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. ctary being the North right of way I'5*nn4tf y AP MINTYRF, ET houndary of Red flug L,ik Road as used liv develupeni nat inn'; .< 1. 'c1il c' PiOTlC L OF ',uh trnwcd,r, .i' Ii , 'I p 11114.illg Iii' V.iricty iii Uieir $ALC Noluc us isrretij uven that Westi, South to itt intersection, with winter food supply, Even some pursuant to a SUMMARY FINAL countries in A.sia are using OECREE0IF0r,ciosureenteredon of the Southwest ' of Section 37, August 74, 1973 by the above entitleø Township 71 South, Range 31 East; thetii where arid or otherwise Court, lathe ,bove styled cause, the Red fs', LaIu, Road including all unirlcnaiy climate iflake UnderSigned Untied states Marshal, its riqht ot way from its in. conventional food production or on, of his duly authori:ed tertection with the West laction line difficult or lmpo.tsilile. The deputies, will sell the property of Section 22, TownshIp 2) South, situate in Seminole, County, Range 31 East. East It in Netherlands, for example, has Florida, detcribe'd as. The SOUTH tat- section with te Westto rightof Feel of the NORTH 175.0 Feet of more than 18,000 acres under way line of Stat, Road 520 (Central cover, almoat all glass the WEST $0 Fed of BLOCK 75, Avenue), ROBINSON'S SURVEY OF AN 10 the cnrpomatr limits of the City ' Geneva Sea Law Talks Gain Little - TELEPHONE ByF'RANKJ,JASA County Agricultural Agent ) .. Ir 'anthri raLb Legal Notice Protected under which they are engaged In business at RI. 2., Box 335 C, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida 37771 That the parties interested In said business enterpris, and their . teresi in the same are as follows: IMORY r,q(p4 SOpsj. 140051\'IILT GREEN SOprt, Dated at Aitamonte SprIngs, Seminole County, Florida, this 75th clay of August. AD.. 1973. LAW OFFICES OF City of Oviodo, Florida S JOSEPH DAVIS. JR ESQ. TCNSTnoM DA'IiS & MCINTOSH Florida Stat. B.nk-Suite 37 Post Office Box 13)0 Sanford Florida 3777$ Attorneys Ic, the City Oviedo, Florida Publish Aug 17, 74, 31, Sept. 7, 14. 1973 DES 76 , IN THE CIRCUITCOIIPT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. PIoauoa. civit aesnu MO ti. DIiSIoN SUIT TO QUIET TITLE BEN F, WARD. a k a 1SF. WARD WILLIE LEE WARD, his wifi, PlaintIffs, v' WALTER GwvNN, t ci, Defendants. TO: WALTER GWYP4 N and MAT TIE L. GWYNN, his wife, if alive, 'heir re spective unknown spouses marrIed, and if dead, the unknown hir5, devls,es, legatecs, grantees, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees, and other persons claiming by, through, under or •goinst the said WALTER GWYP4N and MAT TiE 1. GWYNN, hit wife; HENRY FOSTER and MARY FOSTER, hIs wife, if liv, their respective unknown spouses if married, and if dead, the unknown hert, deviseeS. I,gatees, grant,es, assignees, lienors, credltort, trustees, and other persons ciaimrsg by, through, under or againtt the said HENRY FOSTER and MARY FOSS ER, his wife, HENRY A. WOLCOTT and MARGARET C. WOLCOTT, his wife, the unknowns heirs. dovitt, legaters, granleet, assIgnees, lienori, creditori, trustees, and other persons claiming by, through, under or against o.a. WOLCOTT, a ks OSBORNE GUS WOLCOTT, deCeaSed; DAVID W. GWYNN, if t,,,I nown 3P0u5(' unknown spouse if marrIed, and If dead, their respective unknOwn heirs. devises'S, Iegatees, grantees. assignees, llenors, creditors, lrusteeS,arotherp,,',scIeimjng ,,:r, railors, tr,,stees and other persons claIming by, through, under or against them; ROBERT C. HUNT and MARJORIE HUNT, his wife, if alive, their respective unknown spouse's if married, and if grante,s, assignees, legatees. grantees, assignees. lienors, Creditors, trustees and all TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notices hereby given by the City Council Of th City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, that said City Council will hold a public hearing: (a) To Consider annexation of the following descrIbed property lying and being In Seminole County, Florida, to wIt: South llOfee$c,f S',of El. of NE'. NW.. Section t, TownShip 21 South, Range 79 East, less 50 feet along East line and 25 fed along South line for ro purposes; tothe corporate linfs 01 the City of Altarnoete Springs, Florida, arid Ib) To consider also the question of designating and assigning the zoning classification of C.N Corn, mercial, NeIghborp, District to said property as thai classification isdescrlbedlnthe,oningondinances of the City of Altamonfe Springs, Florida, to wit: Ordinance Pfo 275 and as amended and plemented, Sup The present toning classification 04 said property is Al Agricultural District, as that classification 5 aescribed in th, zoning ortitnances and regulations of Seminole County, Florida. The Public Hearing wili be held in the City Hall. Altamont. Springs, FlorIda, on th 25th day of Sep tember. 197), at i30p m ,or as soon thereaffera%posslp,l,, at which time Interested parties and citizens for and zoning will be heard. Said bearing may be continued from t,m to time until IlnaI action 5 taken by the City Council. This notic, shall be posted at the City Hall w.lhin the City Altarnonte Springs, FiorIda,.and In three (31 other public places within the City, and publithr'd In The Sanford Herald, a newspaper of general circulal,on in the City 04 Altamonl, Swings, and Seminole County, Florida, onc. a week for at least four Ill consecutive weds V0r 10 th' date of the Pubhc Hearing, the date of the first publication to th. date of the last publication, both dt Inclusive, Shall hal be less than twenty eight 25) days. In addition, not Ice Shall be posted in lne area to be con. sidered for annexation and zoning at feast flfln (IS) days prior to the dale Of the Public Hearng. DATED this 22nd nay of August, A.D 1973. s Jane Richaros, Ccty Clerk 04 the City 04 Aitamont. Spçlpg, Florida S JOSEPH DAVIS. JR. ESQ. STENSTROM, DAvIS & CIatk of Ihe Cintuif Court, Seminole JAMCS C FISHER MCINTOSH ARY County, Florida n Accordance With MASSEY riorinla Stie Bank "Suite 72 the provis'ion of the Fictitious Atlotney lr the above parties, Pott OlIi, 80x tflO Name Statutes, To Wit: Section sIgning for EMORY GREEN and Sanford, Flonimj 3777$ *6509 Florida Statutes 1937 ROOSEvELT GREEN Attorneys for the city ot 6)6 C. Altamonte Ave., Suite 20$ Altamonte Springs, FIaj'ida hg. M.ory A. Craft PubliSh Aug. 3), &, Sept. PublIsh Ag 31. 31 & Sept. 7, $4, 2l Altamontc Springs, Plc, 3770$ Ii, 7$ $973 $913 PubliSh Aug.31 & Sept. 1, 14, 5), $973 OES2OS 'DES $5 0E5706 under or against them; J H OWENS and MARY C. OWENS. his wfe, if alive, their respective unknown spouses if married, and ,t dead, their respective unknown heirs, devIse. legatee's, grantee's, assignees, Ilenors, creditors, trustees eni all Other persons claiming by, through, under or against them; CALVIN WHITNEY and MARIAN 0 WHlTNy, his wife, If alive, their respective unknown spouses II married, and It dead, their respective unknown heirs, devis*es, lc'gate"-,. giantee's, assignees, Ilenors, creditors, trustees, and all other persons claiming by, through, under oe' aca,rist them, I PIOMAS A SP4IDUR Srud MARY B SNIDER, his wuf - if alive, their respective unknn spouse, if married, and if dead, their respectiv, unknown heirs. devisees. Iegiitees, grantees, assignees, lieno, creditor's, trustees, and all other persons claiming by, through. under or against them; any unknown person who may claim at nvir, devlsee, legatee, grantee, assignee, lienor, creditor, truulee, .w other pevsn cialmirg by, through, under or against SIMON Mc CHESPIEY any unknown person who may claim as heir devise,, legates, grantee, assignee. lienor. creditor, trvtee, or other person claiming by, through, under or against SAR1P4A MCCHESHEY AP1114E MCCHESNEY CRC IGHTON and CHARLES A CRC IGHTOPi, her husband, if alive. their respective unknown spouses if married, and If dead, their respective unknown heir's, deviser's. iegat,es. granteeS, assignees, lienors, credItors, trustees, and all other persons claiming by, through, under or 50alnt them; HERBERT A. McCIIESNEV aid XORAHL MCCHESNEY, his wile, If alive, their resc.cflve unknown spouses ii married, and if iliac, their respectiv, unknown hrlr', devi%et's, Iegatees, grantees, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees, and other Persons cISiming by, throuoh. r.c1i'r dl' nu,1n%t thtm. EDWIN .J McCHESNEV, if alive, his unkno*n spouse if marrl, and If dead, their respective flknQri heirs, devusers, ligateis, grante,s, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees, and all Olhet persons Claiming by, through, under or against them; MAY L MCCHtSNEY,Ifaliye,herunkj',own sPOuse If married, 4nd If dead, their respective unkwn heirs, devises's. legatees, grant,os, assignees, Fetsort, crr'ditors, trustees. and an other persons Claiming by, through. under or against them; and if any 01 the foregoIng Defendants be dead, any ans all unknown persons who may claim as heir,. devises, grantee llenir, credit,, trustee, spouse o' Other Claimant, by. through, undcf Of'Agalnst them; inctuøing the atore mentioned, but unnlmed spouses l defendants; andall other pejwnso' parties having or claiming to have any right, title, intrel in thr pro.?1y wl',lth Is the lubiect matter ,., of this suit, t it "n /trtc fr l'.OIutOrl f flats loge and to claim a special iUl'Y In and to the following prOpCrty in Broward County, FIonida,hasberflfiIedbySOpJJAM HAMMING: Lot 3. BlockS, ALMAR ESTATES RESU1IUIVISIOU, aCcording to the Plait thereot recorded in Plat Book V. Page SLot the Public Records 04 Broward County, Florida, atld'fOUareregUirIdtOServ,a(,)py Of yovr written defenses, if any, to it i CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for Petlticn,r, whose address Is 612 Sanford, Florida, 32711, anti file the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or befor, the 15th day of October, A 0 1973; OthCfwis aJudmenl may be entered against you for the relief 0t'mnandj in th Petiton '" ''i r'ccri' 'iii ;'i.e U i i r, in iv, , '' Page 33. In the oftice of the Clerk JOHN DANIELS, AVCO FINAN. CIAL SERVICES, INC., a Delaware of CIrcuit Court of Seminole County. CO'pumation, AVCO FINANCIAL Florida SERVICES OF HOLLYW300. (Seal) ord of County FLA., INC • Florida corporation, cu - Commissioners Defendants Of Seminole County, Florida Arthur H Beckw'th. Jr NOTICE OF ACTION Clerk fly: Joann K Hare. TO ClJTIS GAINEY liii Cypress Avenue Saifov. Fla 3277$ Pubh'.l ¶rf 11. 1972 OCT 42 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tgage on the following property in COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Simile County, Floridis; COUNTY The West halt 1W',) of Lot Sand PROBATE NO. 6313 the West half (W'.7) of the North its re Estat, of (P4' ,tOf1t6, Block 13, Tier Ii, THE JESSI P TOWN or SANrR, .lrcordng FINAL NOTICE WITNESSmy handandthesealo, p1st thereof recorded in PIat Book I, TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON Pages -to * ti iii ''d,'' 'it hA wri on me O'fl nay or sep ill, Public R;cors of Seminole CERN ternber, AD. 1973. Notice ts hereby given that I have County, Florida, Arthur If. BCclswith. Jr. flied my final report as Ad s'n filed against you and Clerk of Circuit Court are required to serve a copy of your ministra)c, of the estat, of Jesse N. rn:aaie County, Florida written defense's, if any, to it on T. Dasher deceased; that I have filed By: LInda U. Harris HULEPI RAY, ESQUIRE, of RAY my application f.)r final discharge Deputy Clerk and DICKY, Attorneys for and that I will apply t tre (Seal Plaintiff, whose address is Post Honorable Virgil B Conkling, CARROLL BURKE Office Box 7739, SsnOom-ci, Florida, Circuit Judge of Seminole County. Attorney for Petitioner 37771, on or before the 74th day of Florida, for approval of the same 612 S,.nford Atlantic I"..- f'r.,tt hai';e . Ad Si,ilr,nurr, 1ff), ana file the anti flank Buildirsq 14 1973 ..0 Sarford, Florida Publish: Sept. 11, 7), 75, Oct. 5, 1973 SET.14 - Section 70 21 30, on Sunderlanti Road . Thispubiichearingwlllbep..,Id In the County Commission Chambers of the Court House, Sanford, Florlc4a, on October 15, 1973, at 700 or as soon thereatter as pos5ible Seminole County Board dead, their respective unknown heirs. devlsee's, legates's, grantees, assIgnees, lienors, creditors, trustees and other persons claimin; by, through, under or against them; HOWARD 0. I'IUNT and ETHEL 'IUNT, his wife. if alive, lhs,,r respectiv, unknown spouses If married, and If dead, their respective unknown heirs, devises's, legatees, grantees. Issignees, ll's,creditorstrust,eso,h,' persons cllimlg by, trwough, under legatees, Th Sousn , of SOjthw*t of the Northeast ,, , thC P4ortwj '. of Section ii, TO*thip 7) South. Range 31 East. has been filed against you anti you am" r"tJir,' r, rrvt' n 'opt' t ','-r nriltcn fLfl55, it fly, l 'I Oft Notice is hereby given that the Board of Adjustment will conduct a Public hearirsc, toconsicler aparoving a Side Yard Variance in an Residential Zone from $0' to 7'6" on the followIng described prop,rty: The W 15 5' ni I,ot I) arid • 1% 5 ,i I"i , 'ct !r.;l,t, Estates Unit TWO, PB 13, Page 8.4, Public Reconcis of Seminole County, Florida, Further described as in persona claiming by, through, under ilenors, creditors, trustees and all other persons claimIng by, through. under or against them. F. A GWYNN, if alive, his unknown spouse if married, and If dead, their respective unknown heir's, deviser's, c1lon 1).townthip 71 Scutn, range SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Notice of Public Hearing or against them; ELMER L HUNT and BEAULAH M ti?'4T, ?': their respective unknown spouss if marrIed, and it dead, tT.eir respective unknown heirs, devises's, lgte,i, ,Jrau,le,s, assignees, spousesif married, and if dead thcir respective unknown heirs, devises's, -- ""4' leg..aees, grarutees, assignees, Iifflr5credItorstrusteesothat. tIenor, credItor, trustee, or oth.m' person claIming by Through, under or agaInst HOMER P HUNT. deceased, c 0. GWYNP4 and MAJ,IE W OWYNN, hiS wife, If tiye, their respective unknown feet) NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF FlorIda,on October IS. ttl). Ct 7:00 Further described as located in RESOLUTION ABANDONING, P.M., or at soon thercatter as S R C N 0 U If C I II 0 AN0 possible. Stred OISCLAIMIPIC, A CERTAIN ROAD This Seminole County Board lublic Psearin2 will be held in RIGHT OF WAY Cf Ad(ustment the County Commission Chambers TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: of the Court House, Sanford, By: Jack Syme, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Chairman Florida, on October IS, 1973, at 7:00 that, pursuant to due notice PublISh P.M., or as soon trsx'realt,'r as 14, 1973 published and hearing held oil I OET4 !w4'Sible, September, A 0 $973, the Board of SemInole County Board County Commissioners of Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Adiustment County, Florida, adopted a FOR SEMINOLE Ily: Jack Syme. COUNTY, Resolution abandoning, FLORIDA, Chairman renouncing and dISclaim Publith: Sept. 14, )3 CIVIL ACTION NO. 73-1241* ing any right, that said OCT54 In re Marrlag. of county and the puIic had In SONJA M. RAMMING, IN COURT.and to that certain uncoened and THE CIRCUIT PTlTI0t4E1, AND ROBERT C EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. unused isiblic road right of way RAMMING. RESPONDENT locatedin Seminolecounty. Florida. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICE OF ACTION more particularly described as COUNTY, FLORIDA T ROBERT C. RAMMING follows, to wit, CIVIL ACTION 140. 72.1511 Residence Unknown All that part of Sytv.ster Avenue Last known mailling addrets lying ldorthof the Northerly rigni of SEMIP4OL LOAN COR. CO London Hilton Hotel, PORATION, a Florida orporatuon, way tin of Cedar Street extending I.Oisdon, England W 1 East and West as shown and Plaintit?, 't'OiJ ARE I11'MCHY NOTIFIED cInratrdceltheptatr,niapr,IV,lii 31 East. TRACT C , engaged in business at Oklahoma $t., P.O. flOe 57. Oviedo. Sitninofi County, Ftom'I$a onder the fictItious name of CANTEREItjRy FARMS. and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of he Coon, Seminole County. Florida In cc. cordance with the provIsJ's of the Fictltidus Name Statule. To w:t Section ItS 09 Florida Statutes i957. 5: Elizabeth Ann Mrin.IIo PubtFth Sept II, 7), 21. Oct. 5, It?] DC TS$ of the Court House, Sanford, Fiorlda (less the E so7,s Block B, rut The Subdivision of Dr. & DES 174 FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IShflIbygventp,c$ lam a, Mrs Henry Foster's Hammock East from Lake Charm, according to the plat thereof r,corde.J is, Plat Booki, Page6,Of thPublic Records of Seminole County, Florida Said tract is also more particularly described as' ttartin'j at a point SItuated 70 chains South from the Pl.sllmilepostbetweensectlofls2and Ii, and 1mm said post running due We'st$cp,a;ns.,yji Ienglhn,thence dueSouthöchalns.then(edue East I chains ano 11 lengths, Ihence due Nurth I chains to starting pnt in As Dty (Icri Psi;it, Aug . 3% riit c ________________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY hOARD OP ADJUSTMENT Pfotic.o( Public Hearing Notice Is hereby given that he BObrd of Adjustment will Comiuct a Board of Adjustment will Conduc, a public hearing to consloer Ipproving a Lot Sire Variance in an R.1AA Residential ion, on ne following PubilChearingtoconsld,r approving described properly: a Lot Size Variance in an Al lot SI, Bear Lake Estates, ac Agriculture Zon, on the foIiow,ng Cording to the play thereof as crlbed property: recorded In P0 12, Page Block A. Tract 55 of Repict of Public Records of SemInole County, Tracts sø. 51. 51. SS, and 54. Florida. Further described as Cept Lots itol and 21 arxJ 74, Block H. Tract 5, Senfando Springs, located In Section 11 71,, Oranole Drive Scm i.ole Counly, Florida, as This oblIc hearing wilt be held i recor in Pb 7, Page 1 of the the County Commission Chamberi Public Recor of Seminole County, recorded in P1st Book 1, Page 6. of the ,"ubllc Records of Seminole County. Florid, (less the Soutn $0 feet t'sereof). TRACT C: The South ' DI 5on,thwet 'i of the South,ty ' of the Pdoctnc'ast ' of the Northwest of Section It, TOwnship 21 South, Range 31 East. TRACT D 'rIse East ' Of Lot ;, August, 1973 (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr Clerk of Circuit Court tiy: Linda U Harris by, throuoi, under or against them; nio , ii ,,i ,u ti FL. [hi HUNT. his wife; ALLEN W. HUNT, if alive hIs unknuwrs inn,,'. If married, and if dead, their respective unknown heirs, devises's, or against ttrn; Shy unknown person who may claim as heir, devi$i'e, legate,, grantee, ausi3nee, Notic, of Public Hearing h4'cc is hertby givers that Ihe Clerk of this court either before service on Plaintiffs' attorneys or immediateiythereatter;ofh,,, default will be entered against you for the reflef demanded in. the Complaint or Petition, WITNESS nny handand the seal of by, through, ufldCr or againsl them; Legal Notice - nes, whose b0dr's% is 704 r Zi'gtand Avenu,, Wlnt' "ark, Florida, on or before SeptCmber n, 1S73 and file the original with, the his wife, If alive, their respective unknown SpouseS if married, and if dead, their respective unknown heirs. devises's, legatees, grant, assignees, liersors, creditors, trustees Snd other persons claIming Friday, Sept. 14, Legal Notke SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD nrnn*.•v Ii', :;,.,-:,, Florida: TRACT A: Th, North 'a of the SOuthwest ' of the Southeast ' Pdorthaf ' of the Northwest ' of Section 11, Townhlp 71 Scum, Range 31 East TRACT B: Lot 11, Block A, iijbdivlslon of Or. and Mrs. Henry Fosier's Hammock East from Lake Winderweedle, Haines, Ward & Woodman, PA, Plaintjff' attor liersors, Creditors, trustees, and other persons claiming by, tnrough, under or against them; V. A. ELIZABETH PURVIS, other persons claiming by, through, CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing 1 it i r r irC. .,nci it us .iii, li"r respictivo unknown heirs, devutes, legatees, grantees, assignees, '.'. YOU ARE P4OTIFIEO Human C'lon to quid title In the fQIvl,'2 Charm.ac(ordlflgtotp,p51151,01 NOTICE OF ACTION hit The Sanford Herald fly: Jack Syrne, Chairman Publish: Sept. 11. 1973 bET 30 ATTEST Clerk Publish' Sept. 11, 2), 1913 SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT NotIce of Public Hearing Notice is hereby given that the Board of Adiustment will conduct a Sanford, Florida 37773 PublIsh: Sept. 14. 71,75, Oct TOTAL PrCvout YeAr Carry O,er - 171,000 52.169 AgrIculture Zone on the foibo.vin The S 1)5' of the N 67$' of the E '. of SE '.t5W'. of Section 321 79, _________ Cigarette Tax Franchise Tax Fines Forfeitures Court Fees Building Permits $12 115000 ii, Board Fees Beverage License 2500 3.282 Dog LIcenses AnimalControt Fees 430 1,000 23,000 Occupatiol Licenses Interest Semisole County Board 1,000 FOCI Refund Miscellaneous S&ec Equipment Trailer License's of Adius'ment B,' Jack Syme. Chairman Publish Sept. 11, it OFT 7.500 1.000 1).cO) S.o lJthlity Stabilization Road&BridqeFund Recreation Fund ET.$6 115.34$ Utility Tax 2)7,000 Police Training Fond " .4,000 Paving 22230 Park Acquisition & Oevlopseril RESOLUTION NO.223 A Rrcni raTios. ADDDntI,Lin 253.3$ a. possible. Legal Notice 315.519 SECTION 2 -. Tentative Anticipated Income Florida,on October 15,1973, at 7:00 P U., or as soon thereafter as Chairman 0 51 tY.' Federal Revenue Sharnq & Trust 1t.i.i A -.'.".',- BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR $174 AND SCHEDULING PUBLIC HEARING 1, 11S.9.i5 WHEREAS, the Mayor has prepared and recommended to the City C ouncil a budget for the fiscal year $971 for Utiiitir'5; and WHEREAS, the City Council desires to consider same ant schedule a " abllc hearing for purposes of discussing, analyzing, and supplementing amh proposed budgtt. NOT THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA: I ESTIMATED INCOME 1914 SiECTION 1 Surplus CarryOver from 1974 Previous Year Carry over SiECTION 2 Transferred from General Operations Transferred from General Operations SiECTION 3 Tentative Anticipated Income Water and Sewer Revenue ECTIOPI 1 — Income All Sources Surplus Carry Over Transferred from General Operations Tentative Anticipated income , 1,015,230 - TOTAL Income all Sources Surplus Carry Ovir Tentative Income TOTAL IncomeAll Sources 201,411 375.000 1.011,150 20i.417 S1S,000 Admini$trat,n F'nance Non Departmental Capital lmprosements Projects Bond Payments Ret rves 116,344 1)5.094 29.001 $1,754 77,110 *12.000 731.696 243.207 TOTAL EStimated Exp'end,tures 1971 JJ.eJx 14.172 Personnel 1,320 Bulid'ng & Zoning City Council Fin' 34.271 11,012 101.011 15,700 Mmaslcipat Court Non Departmental Police' Admnstr,,tin Police Patrol Detention Police — Records Police —Animal Control Public Works Engineering Public Works Genera' 11.70) 93,175 70,312 332,711 - 16,750 1.542 7,000 -. Maintenance 67.541 37,111 • - - ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES 1914 Sewer Côlietin ii- ESTIMATED EXPEPiDITURES1III Tentative Expenditures SECTION I - Water Cistr,buIlon Pollution Con'ro' 1571,114 Legal 1,544,747 St:CTI0N 1 Tentative E'p'endlturas Aitrn ,oi'r alt, s'.atr t'edijCt'o' )a5.6o9 I.135,9i5 - - ' SECTION 3 — Income All Sovrces Admin F'xnee Record, Adm'nustrat.om Gen.zrai -- II 103.113 PubliC Works Street At.a.ntenance Piatcit Works Elid.ncjt & Grc*.,ndt Recreation General 56.670 36.744 20.16) - Recreation Pool Captal Improvements Prolects Emergency Rewryes Unappropriat Special Funds - 11,201 131.13.0 4)449 9I075 Unappropriated St.ibilization Fts' Transfemredtoutilutirs 24,383 201..17 TOTAL Estimated Expi'nøitures 1971 1,144.747 Ill—PUBLIC HEARING 1521 III Itt - PUBLIC HEAR iNC, l'uIic hearing for Purposes 04 di$(ut', i',',; paennenh,nug Ihi$ tentative budget s?'.aii be held .ii I r.d.y, 'e;.'n,s'r 21, 1973. at 7 30 PM. in the Meeting Room 01 the Catselbemry City Hall In Caiselberry, Fbom'iga. All (it,Unset the City h Csiselbsn'y, Flom'ida, are invited to be present '. Public ttear.ng for purposes of disctjjslnq, analyzing, and sup pitImenhing this ttntAtive budget shall be held on Friday, Sm'ptemb,c 75, 13, at 7:30 P.M. in the Meet iou Rgom of the Casleibirry City Hall In Caissliberry, Florida ..II CitiZens of the City of Casseiberry, 'k,rida. are in',itrd to be present PASSED AND AtXJPTI', L) THIS 0!hday of September. 1973 iS cal) Al'PROVED, 11,1II B 00cr, Mayor MiSty W. Hawthorne, Citly Clerk Pu hIlt?,: Sept II. 21, 1971 Dl T 1a . 1973 OFT 13 described property. Pvblichrarinotoconslcter.pproving Arthur H. Harris - a. a Lot Size Variance in an Al SECTION I a a MORRIS fly' Robert U Morris Attorney for Petitioner N Park Avenue I - ESTIMATED INCOME 1914 Surplus Carryover from 913 Surpiu's Carry over Prevoejs Year Carry.over.Opprating Previous Year Carry overSpeclat Previous Year Carryover. Stablization less R.W for Lake ISrantley Road. Further descrIbed as North of the Bear Lake Road and Sand Lake r control. Road Intersection, lying on the West All parties in interest and citizens side of Bear Lake Road. hall have an opportunity to ,, This public hearing will be held card al said hearing, the County Commission Chambers fly order of the Planning and Of the Court House, Sanford, Commission p'ublith' Sept. 11, $973 dec sa ted NOT THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BYTHE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITYOF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA: OCT45 lemenfary Regulations, Section 1, 5 lanned Unit O'velopment District, uubsection B, Requirements and tandards for Approval, Paragraph 1) be amended to read: (II AparcelwhIh is proposed for i Planned Unit Development must ontain a minimum area f g ontiguouS acres in singly ownership City of Sanford Planning and Zoning I'IUICPII SON, LEFFLER WHEREAS, the Mayor has prepared and recommnend to the City Council a budget for thefIsl year $971 for General Operations and WHEREAS. toe City Coun.ril de%lr.t tçi rc,n5ldq same and tthe'dijI a public hearing for purposes of discussing, analyzing, and Supplementing SuCh Proposed budget, Arthur H. Beckweth, Jr. (41 MInimum required living urea: a, single fanuiiy residence, ; Iig. ft. (71 That Article VIII, Sup f Administrator of tne estate of Jesse R Dasher, AND SCHEDULING PUBLIC HEARING be oning Commission of the City $973 Dated' September ii, 197) Charles i Barry RESOLUTION NO. 221 .SaESOLUTION APPROVIPIOATENTATIVE GENERAL OPERATIONS BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1971 Weather%fi,ld sewage treatment plant an system Board of County Commissioner's By: 5: Sidney L. VihIen, Jr. Chsairrnars District, Subsection C. Density anlord, Florida, thIs 17th day of eptember, '973 . Legal Notice NOTICE TO PUBLIC Notice is hereby given flat a Public Hearing will be held In the City Commiss,on Room, City Hail, Sanford, Florida, at I 00 P.M. Thurscl,sy, Septemr 20. 1973. to COnsder the following changes and amCndment, to the Zoning Ctdinance of the City of Sanford, S"mnols, County, Flc,jda. 1$) That Article v, Use Provisions, Section 3, SR 1, Single Family Residential Dwelling (6). ,,,; Objections thereto must be filed by October 9, either before servic, on Plaintiff's attorney or immediately theraftqr Otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief deniarided fl the COrTpfaint WlTNESSmyhandandthesealof The Board of County Corn. this CoUrt on this the 70th day of missioners of Seminole County, August. 1973 Florida will haIti a public hearing in (SEAL) the County ComrmIslor, Chamber's Arthur H. BeckwltPs, Jr of the Seminole County Courthouse, Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florica on Seminole County. FIOi'id. Tuesday, the 2nd day of October, fit' Joy Webb AD, 1973 at 7:00 P.M., or as Soon Deputy CIti'k themeatte'r as possible to reconsider PublIsh Aug. 21,31 & Sept. 7, 11, 1973 compliance or non compliance by OES'133 Southern Gulf Utilities, Inc., for. merly Ecological Utilities, Inc with the directive's and orders issued by the DIrctor, Utility Control Department offIce. and concerning of Adiustment ositrols. Paragraph Imended to react SEMINOLE COUNTY UTILITIES BOARD Notice of Public Hearing mir,ittretc, of lh Dasher, d,ceas,cj u, 'g'rtai with the Clerk of this Court PASSED AND AO'QPTEDts IC'ttc da,'ot Sepfesnber. It?) ISeal) APPROVED Bill B AT TEST Mary W Hawthorne. City Clerk Publish Sept 14. 2), $973 oFT 4Y �'A—The _______________________________________________ Sanford He.aId Friday, Sept. 14. 1973 _______ ACROSS _______________ _ I i. =0=1 (T $SaInt Francis Ii Mother of (onitnttn 13 Asian L lip 53Sjintfm Carthage S5 Wards off 56 Saint --1 cross Sl City inGrrccc SlSarnt from Lima liNcrement 17 weswil Dad wants to marry landmark II French novelist 21 Frend(Fr.) 24 Peer Gynt's but daughter says no mother Early British fl Saint By Abigail Van Buren C im . Y. w rds.) 31 Holy mn 33 Bri ng together 35Mohammcdan name ir r 2 comment $ Deep hole 25 Musical wit IOPouess (Scot.) II Pork product l2 Former na me of Tokyo S4 Symbol for tellurium 34 Permit 42lrn 43 Tears I7 Biblical l4 Aaron -prntrnt,,1.r LSaitj 47 Fatig ue 45 high card 2O Chinese leader UJurisprudence SOhleadroveririg 51112*iisn ine pper 52 $3 Disfigure - 54 Donkey (cornb.forin) device 3 4 - - — - — — — ir 28 Stage $tgerian ________ Negrito - 1 dating or going anywhere except with her father. This daughter has never earned a dollar in her Life. telling her father he's too old to marry again (he most certanly is NOT!J and lies taken her to Europe, South America, to the Orient; name it and they've been there. He is such a dear and generous man, he doesn't want to hurt his daughter, but he says he loves me, and if I'll just be patient, Li time his daughter will eventually come around to accepting me. I want to marry this man, but I'm afraid it's hopeless.. What do you think? GIVING UP 8 - - 9 10 - - - — — — — — — - — — - 17 — — __________ - 18 119 o _L___rr i '. 5 - 24 — 30 DEAR GIVING: ft's hopeless. anku Father tells ! 'uht,r th( It's Impor-lint ft,r lr to start mkfng a IIf' iI her n bccauu, he's not getftw to L,e rouud ture'irer. Unless I miss my guess. Daughter slght need some pjehokglcai surgery to separate her from her father. Uati. Father Is willing to alee Lb the ibovmeaUeoed suggestion, forget him. 'rnme" accomplishes nothing. People do. 31 32 II 1 U — - J - — II — 42 40 ........ 1__... — 1 46 50 ~51 DEAR AIRY: My "ex" and I ha ve been divorced for 1* mnnths, rind I have custody of our four sons, ages 3 to 16. My "ex" has unrestricted visitation rights which he seld'n u."es, altbo we'r' all in the same city. The few times he's come to see the bo)s, he just drives LIP In front of the house, honks his horn, and expects the boys to come running. (They do, of course.) lie never r' — — — ! — — 7 48 49 ! — — — — — - — 5'8 — F INI*5PAPtfNTVIUU ASSN ) — .jii ____________ _____ I feel this is degrading to the boys and have toid the older 0fl2 to please tell his father that he is welcome to come in our home to visit, and I would absent myself while he's here. (The divorce was so messy, my "ex" can't look me In the fam.) The last time he was here, our 13-year-old asked him for his address so he could write to him or maybe visit him them, ano ms father quickly drove off without even answerW9 him. Needless to say, the boy was hurt and tinrst into tears, and his brothers were ut, too. The boys say they f.w) f'rrmy How can this awkward situaUonbetianflel? HURTING FOR THE BOYS I __ - I - - - curious of days, astrologically speaking, and it wavers back and forth btween good and difficult influences, but one can truthfully say this is no Saturday to take chances or spend more than one can truly afford. so saving money, counting your dollars and being friendly are musts. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Figure out how to get real estate you have and bank account Improved, added to today. honesty is th e k:ynotc now when dealing wi th others Fake no risk oda1 communications are concerned TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Analyze your appearance and yourse! as a whole now and see where to make improvements. Don't get taken in by quacks where health treatments are concerned. Stick to the tried and true GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Plan to get all those small duties out of the way and forget the social, or fun things for the time being. Not a good day for expanding either. Plan to assist one in trouble during free time. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Weed out those friends who are more a hindrance than anything else and use your time and money mare wisely. Let your aims be more conservative thin in the past. Show you are practical, LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Try to get into activities that will put you in a good position with big wigs and add to present prestige. Make sure you do not t&kt, any chances in the .htis world, or it could c ost you a pretty penny. Think logically VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Being interested in new outlets is fire but make crt3in to study all phases well, or you could lose your shirt. Use your good judgment as well as your fine hunches for best results. Avoid one who puts a dampener on your Ideas 1 IIIRA (Sept 23 to Oct. 22) Ideal day to keep those promises that have been impossible to attend to during busy week and pay the hills that are vital. Show you have good judgment and do not go simply on hunches. Combine both ideally. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 2!) .',take sure you keep confi dential whatever has been told you by mate or associate, or you lose their goodwill. Do not enter into any public argument, or you come out the loser. Quitly walk away from .- 'Old 1 $ SAM LEVENSON 8-8:30 CBS CAI.IJCCI'S SON (SEASON PREMIERE FOOTBALL LEAGUE adjust to, after being brought AMEI1ICANSTYI.F:(SE.A&)N DEPT. (PREMIERE) Fat, "I.aniont as Othello" Fred AWARDS DINNER This is a up in the High Sierras. Jovial James Coco takes his Sanford and his son PREMIERE) A quartet of Lamont are taped version of the Players vignettes on affairs of the heart fling at a TV series, Written by back at the junk yard, hacking A.'sociatlon dinner held in June --to start a fifth season for this lkneo Taylor and her husband away at each other. In the in Chicago, Buddy Hackett and show. There's "Love and Joe Bologna, the series is set in season's premiere, Maureen Peter Folk were cohosta, and 9:30-10 ABC' ADAM'S RIB Plane Fantasy" with Fred a state unemployment office In Arthur Is guest-starred as a presenters Included IPItEMlERE "Illegal Aid" (Gary Burgho[f) who fa Cloris New York. managed by Joe drarria coach who comes to the Leachf ntasizes nan. TellY Savalas, Jack This series Is taken from the a grim enc nter to effect a Caluci (Coco), whose un' Sanfords to tutor Lamont Klugmnn,lloycljinynes David marvelous movie which syed meeting with the girl of his clerlings are a combination of (ITk'mnond Wilson). They are In Janssen, Alex Katherine Karras and i Hepburn and heart. bunglers, Incompetents, and the midst of the choking scene Shula. There were Spencer Tracy. —— wheeler-dealers. They include from "Othello" when who thtlon.s, and the top award, the .1oi' Perez e. I imnon, ('andy :iarald siw up u:iexpi'i'tecIly II) i on 11:30-1 am). AE!(' IN CON"Wtiiut'r" White Azza-ira as Shirley, Jack Flet- but Fred (ltedd Foxa), CERT Gladys Knight and the humanitarian tribute, went to cher as Cosgrove, Peggy Pope Pips, Sha-Nø-Na, Earth, Wind 10.11 NBC THE DEAN and Andy Russell of the Pittsburgh FlreandManu Dbango are its Elaine, Bill Lazarus as --Steelers, MARTIN COMEDY featured In tonight's late Woods, Bernard Wexler as (SEASON PREMIERE) concert, which was thJntUie Frobler and Rosetta Lenoir as 8-8:30 CBS CBS FRIDAY __, Bruised by poor numbers last ABC Mltzy. studio in New York. NIGHT MOVIES (SEASON season, Dino has a new day, PREMIERE) "Planet of the 9-9:30 ABC ROOM 222 Ume and fortfor this sea Ape," This smashing box. Dean will bcmorf an em, (SEASON PREMIERE) "I've NRC i -!:.3U L Humorist Looks A-'L- Good And Bad Of Then 11 Now 0 And -_ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. '. to Dec. 21) Do whatever will make your surroundings mci'e charming and steer clear of those who want to waste your time or get you confused. Take the health treatments that make you feel aces. Evening fine for entertaining at home. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) You have to get into. tasks you hardly like part of the day, but then go out for a - - 113PPY time and feel better. Use that smile more And you find Lib I. to our annual C* JIM HC I Fri. Sat,Sun. Sept.21,22,23 - Ti.i. 41 .' 8:30-9 NBC THE GIRL WITH SOMETHING EXTRA (PREMIERE) Sally Field, a veteran of TV series ("Gldgct" and "fl Flying Nun"), and John Davidson costar as an engaging young couple th a strange circumstarce that endangers a blissful marriage: She has ESP and can read bet' husband's mind, He finds it totally dirniri, and in the opening eptsoae, he doesn't find out until after the marrIage, '\' now 17411 8:30.9 ABC ODD COUPLE (SEASON PRE1IFIIE) "Gloria Moves In" incongruous pair, Oscar and Felix, return for a fourth season. In the premiere episode. Felix alinost ends the relationship with Oscar—by trying to effect a reconcjllallon with his ex-wife, Gloria. Felix invites Gloria to move Into the apartment while her home Is being painted, and .nloy ] MoldOgs j . ,ppi TWIT" V - .102k. jG HOR(r"YE Townt''Country - LINCOLN-MERCURY Hwy. 17-92 So, at S-Points LONGWOOD Ph. 322.4884 - - --9-10 NBC NATIONAL. - . Making ftu1Ut1' 14Jr " wann * ,a 'M1 (Cont. NOW SHOWING y5f)p ______ _________________ . tV1CQUEEN -. PI ,, ," £ IVIOCGRA\,V THE GETAWAY . - Wid Night Show 1J:30 - - the TOWn - 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (4) Hogn Heroes (9) Lucy Show (13) News (24) How Do Your Children Grow (44) Mod Squad 7'lS (24) Theonle 1:30 (2) Police Surgeon fS) Andy Griffith S. Department Brady Bunch ( (24) Washington Week In Review (44) Atlanta Braves vs. Cincinnati 8:j) (2) Girl With Something Special Couple (24) Black Perspective Of News 900 (2) NFL Award Show (9) Room 222 (13) The Rivals (24) Naru Kami The Thunder God 9:30 () Adam's Rib 10.00 (2) Dean Martin Comedy Hour (9) Love American Style 10:30 (24) The Jazz Set ii Ceietity Bowling 11:00 (2) News (6) N',s _______ Ri NO proopoes," omm of Ccv __________________________ ___________ /V , " . - , GeJE NACI(M4N __ _____________ ______ ____________ ___ ___ '- ALIdRVO _______ Howe, _____ . (JACCON.A.,,,,. PAd., .'. ii1 - I4056C04A* '-' Pe$I$ - loom ______ '- ' LOWEST PMJC(S Why "o Any Place Else? . 'iu' uT . Mm . j " ': ., d 0 4 0 ,u , . — A" MODERN COMFORTI -- ---____ I ;' Newman's N.w.sp j Today 2 :3o?.30,,125 SUN. SEPT. 16 ~- L;4s'L 40 53573', I )i T- ,11s ' - - , 1 ' 'ii ' _____ I ' ps Tarzan (13) Movie (24) Electric Company (44) Lost In Space 12:30 (2) Go (4) Fat Albert And 'Tue Costiy Kids (24) Sesame Street 1:00 (2) Soul Train (4) Children's Film Festival (9) IRA (44) Combat 1:30 (9) 'High School Football - Special SATURDAY I- EVENING 6:00 (6) News (44) The Untouchables 6:30 (2) News (6) News 7:00 (2) America Goes Public (6) Hee How (9) Lawrence Welk (4 Atlanta vs. Cincinnati 7:45 (24) Andersonvllle Trial 500 (6) All In The Family (9) Partridge Family _! (9) Lassie's Rescue Rangers (13) Movie (24) Electric Company (44) Ernest Angley Hour 1 0:30 (2) Star Trek (4) Jeannie (9) Goober & The Ghost Chasers (24) MlsteRo.g.ers Neighborhood 11:00 (2) Sigmund (6) Speed Buggy f9) fbdy Kids (24) Sesame Street (44) Time Tunnel I1'33 (2) Pink Panther (4) Josle And The Pussycats (9) Mission Magic (I)) Peter Gunn 1151 l.)(1 Il t I 7:00 12:00 (2) The Jetson (4) Everything's Archie (13) Partridge Family 8:3(1 (6) MASH Movie (I)) Paul Lynde Shoyi 9:00 (2) A Couple Of Dais (6) Mary Tyler Moore snow 9:30 (6) Bob Newbart Show (44) Buck Owens Show 10:00 (6) Carol Burnett Show (13) Delphi Bt.reau (41) Wilburn brothers 10:30 (44) Porter Wagoner 11:00 (2) News (4) News (9) News (44) sight Gallery 11:15 (9) News 11:30 (2) America Goes Public (6) Movies (9) Movie (44) Movie 1:00 (9) All Night Movies ).._____ . .. OCEAN SHORES, Wash. rs___ uinncr Wimfl JOflfl Wayne on a movie location is not the best thing for one's diges ti ve tract. It's too hectic, too often interrupted. --.' - FREE ADMISSION IT- , Ail ,5q,,a AM ASLam ftvan -- - At 11:15 NO OFFERINGS * now movie each night thru - - - - 'iso DINNER '2.50 - OTTO'S 1'IOFBRAU I HAUS Lounge Open lOa am. Ph 322.9$1 Park Ave. "Of today's young aetors," he said '1 lie Clint East- - Old Duke as Wayne calls himself, Is down here - about 170 miles west of Seattle, a resorton the Pacific Ocean to Him 'McQ." For a change, Old Duke is not in a cowboy suit. -, McQ" is a cops•androbbers film. House Of Steak 4o'dlv Iiie(Odl"pIs. PP, 373 1510 Sanford We Still Have Our..... LUNCHEON SPECIAL $1 $cvII V AM t17 )OP M, LOUNGE OPEN DA I LY- INCLUDING SUN .111I1 Li: He likes friends around when he eats. There was his Secretary, Pat Stacy, and his publicist, Jack Casey, and his still photographer, David Sut. ton, and his costume man. Les Bayliss Naturally he got the best table in the ilouse and all the help came around to talk Old Duke likes to talk. The group drinks pretty good It helps, because dinner Is a tough proposition. People come over for autographs -. Old Duke has them printed on cards and he hands out the _______________ — - _______ ________ ____ ____ Live birth slated for 'Cinderella' OPEN Ip A. M. Iii 2A.M. Hwy 17-92 Ph, 8.31-9321 1 Mile South Big Tree, Longwood Country Cocktail Hour 5p.m,Til7p.m. 2 Hi Balls-70c By NANCY ANDERSON Copley News Ss'riice HOLLYWOOD - - DANCING EVERY TUES., FRI., SAT. 9 P.M. til 2 A.M. At least Western Mt'sic Lunch Served lla.m,Ti12p.m, Mon. thu Fri. one star of Mark Rydc'll's m-% - film, ''Cinderella liberty, " wor1t be permitted a r' he'ars,1 nor will thcre liii' retakes of his tor her) big scene. That'i the real, honest-togoodness baby who'll actually be born on camera to a Seattle couple who've volunteered their ervicvs to the prodt.c. Lion. The newcomer will play the part of a baby lxrn to a prostitute in the picture portrayed by Marsha Mason and cherished by Jinuny Caan. NOW Rppea d ' - In The SadbMewge 8Ti11'J Ai r - . - - . I)aq Way. 'A Guy And His Guitar" Tunes From Como Tokrlsfofferson RIVER ROOM SPECIAL FULL COURSE DINNER 3os0c"14 S CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE 5fHV4GCOMPLETE OINNER'S'ljtiylL. 1.10 .# IWY. 1 7-92. North in FERN PARK I$TEPTAINMIPT roHTY n the LAUPLIGHT1s LOUNdi LUNCH "N "1 still enjoy acting." he .'ud. "I den't !ttcw what I'd tJ' it didn't act. I'm going to keep on as long as they want me. I know the public still wants me but I can't be sure about the producers They get hysterical sometimes." By Dick Kletner , ' "I think this Diana Muldaur (she's his leading lady is a great actress," he said. "If the moguls were still around today, they would ha ve made her a big star." ... Sanford, Florida u.n Buffet HOTLCOLD ALL YOU CAN EAT miss the moguls," he said. "They weren't very moral men but they made stars." WINNER 519 Park Ave. 11 '' AW4 S 9— U51 / GOLDEN SPOON AWARD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCI I It was hard to carry on a _ " JOHN W\'l LEAVE THF COOKING coherent conversation but once in a while there was a pause in the stream of visitors ajgwaYne could say some (13) Peter Gunn (24) ElectrIc Company 2:00 (2) Major League Baseball "I've been wanting to do a (4) Ad venture cop film for a while, he said. Theatre "I wanted to do "Dirty Harry' (9) Wide World and they wanted me but Old Of Spoils Duke wouldn't say those (13) Movie words in the script and they (24) zoom wouldn't change them." (44) Movie 2:30 (13) Movie It was drizzling most of the (24) Electric Company day. They managed to do 3:30 (4) World Of some shooting at a place SurvIval called Moclips, up the coast a () NCAA Football ways. Old Duke was tackling (13) Peter Gunn the bad guys under a railroad 4:00 (4) The Marlboro trestle, There were hundreds Cup of people gawking from the (13) Movie trestle Therm went back (44) Movie to the motel Wayne relaxed a 5:00 (2) NFL Highlights u2c in hm. room and then (6) TRA called his pals to have dinner 5:30 (2) The Explorers with him, MORNING 6:00 (4) Grower's Almanac 6:30 (2) Mart And Environment (4) Summer Semester 7:00 (2) Flying Nun (4) The Fllntstones (9) Saturday Superstar Theatre (44) IRA 7:30 (2) Lassie (4) Amazing Chan And m Chan Clan (24) Sesame Street (44) Chaplain 01 Bourbon Street 8:00 (2) Lldville (4) (9) Bugs Bunny (44) Encounter 5:30 (2) Inch High 'Private f3HaY's Comets (9) Yogi's Gang (24) MlsteRogers Neighborhood (44) Day Of Discover 9:00 (2) Adams Family (6) New Scooby Doo Movies 9) Super Friends (24) Sesame Street (44) Temple Heights Gospel Hour 9:30 (2) Emergency (13) Pe ter Gunn (44) God 's Witness 10:00 (2) My Favorite EAT OUT ' (9) - (9) All Night Movies 1:45 (44) News AFTERNOON - '- (9) Ns (13) Starcast Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Tonight Show () Movi (9) Wide World "r'aurimcni (44) Movie 1:00 (2) Midnight PIiM I cJnfry -' "Old Jack took it pretty good," Old Duke said. "lie wnct Jh £.it)dII 'usca and ' r,,i ;"m r,nr,, ____ sounaup (13) Movie (24) World Press 5:00 (2) Sanford And Son (4) Cal"cl's 00 invites . ' ________________ ______________ _ ion the table. The next morning, about how he played with many of his table-mates were Jack El.'im and how Elarn hung rsvf'r prettyy good flut "contributed to old Duke's Old Duke was out there work. bank account," After the ing. his face shining and his game. Wayne had his son, eyes clear lie's had practice John Ethan 11, write Elam a thank-you letter for the bike he bought. - . IareS STARTS TODAY ! = 1; 1-1`,) '--X -I'.." P. . , .• EVENING ___________________________ Max and Uon. - ________________________ FRIDAY . I:ssIw * p Telet,is NOW WOWING ,ALL itais '' - Is • f ______ ________________________________________ = this game lie's good at it. He told ____ . - . _ -_?~~ - 7 - - ______ I invites y _____ . will sIng, cff cour?-. and in. ,,,pECiAl, TOWflCountry . - - -: ,__ - - Got the Hammer. If Yotl've (jot cards and ask to oose for wood and Jimmy Caan pictures with him and want to think they can make it shake his hand and talk. He's always gracious, For a couple of hours, he talked and drank and ate and Sometimes they play liar's chatted with anybody and - . - . ___ -- - .. MIDNIGHT Mayfield is _____ Woman . saddles for cops and robbers _ more features, Li the blocktroduee acts. Someone also will the Thumb" This is the fifth host. ilLs guests include Gladys A _______________ busting opener (or the new term at Walt Whitman High be roasted on each show—a la Knight and the Pips—which ____ season on the Friday night with all the regulars back— Friar's Roasts—with Gov, makes it a full sweep for them _____ movies, Charilon Ileston, Uoyd hlnynes, Michael Con- Ronald Regan the first n the late side tonight—Helen _______ Roddy McDowell, Kim hunter stantine, Denise Nicholas and "ro ee," 1 Reddy, Sly and the Family 1 21L and Maurice Evans are Karen Valentine, In this _ Stone, Jim Croce, Wilson ______________ 0 costarred, but you'll only t'pisode a new student (played ____________________ Pickett, arid the Bee Gees, ____________________ U961 recognize Heston, since the by Mark Hamill) finds his n : Natural Four also will be -. others are made up as apes. life in an urban setting tough to ' 10-I 1 ABC LOVE, featured. ______ or ing - OffiCe S1_1C1_'e:!!!. -hicii led in four ""T 'ufl(: SA.%Fog D A,"D Recently, In addition to writing and appearing as a guesl on TV, he has been on the leetore circuit. The Levensons live near the ocean In Neponsit, N.Y., In an "open-door house with the good th ings u Ilfe by civ ilized standards, not by decorator standards. I ha ve no trinkets, no fancy expensive furniture. M most valued assets are my pano, my rccords, my books, my paintings. I've had a rich an* lautiful life." others are more responsive. Take any little emergency in your stride. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Keep busy in the outside world and do erranda, chores, so you avoid possible argument, -1 ~ a Q k:& that could start at home. Make progress. Stave off trouble at V, 1-1—X I home in p.m. by the simple expedient of a Smile PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Keep busy at the reports and statement., that are important and keep out of trouble today Family monetary matters until they are properly arranged \'/ iprcvr. ?iohhie with friends in the evening. BORN TODAY. ..hCOrsIICWiUbC vVomen have as muchright IF YOUR CHILD IS one of those interesting young people who will vacillate from one idea or point of view to another if you do not teach early DEAR HURTiNG: Year 1$-year-old world . to set a straight path and follow it, after making certain all as men to dream of glory dently mature to tell Father that It's embarrassing to "They're the first generation facts and figures are accurate. Slant the education along lines stand outside, visiting, and in dw future be sh.uid pk$'. in human history to actually By Joanne and Lew Koch of real estate, property mar.agcment, public utilities, etc, come in the tanase. [He can repeat the fad that "Mother" br ing an end to a major war," where precision and neatness are the requirements. Give good (Note: Today's column is written by Joanne) will not be arouad,] If that doesn't do It. since you're .0* says the bowtied, bespectacled religious training and teah* to love sports. Levenson. spcaking, perhaps your lawyer could write his lawyer a "We didn't always I resent Lew's column on actress Ori Sernon. I believe it "The Stars impel, they do not compel" What you make of like th e way they did it but it displays a strong prejudice against the theatrical profession letter F -your life Is largely up to YOU! was the young people who said an a reactionary view of a woman's place. Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for war was wr ong, who showed — DEAR ABBY: Grandma wrote that she was enibarOri is an attractive and taented woman who married at October is now ready. Fo' your copy send your birtlidate and such a concer n for th e hump,ji rassed because ber grandson bragged so much about his18. had three children and found herself seeking something Si to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), Box 629, race. When we add It up we beyond domestic pleasures. The pattern of early-marriage"c war record, n saying that. be had won 11 PurPle hearts, Hollywood, Calif. 9002e. will flnd theydeserve thecred. -.. children-angst is all too familiar by now. She should use an old Jewish saying next time "Junior" It.,' Had Ori gone back to school for her college degree. had sterts to boast: He sees as a change for . she taken to needlcpointing or charity wcrk with a passion, FORECAST FOR SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1973 worse young people's "need to "Ix not make yourself so big no one would have complained. leave home and divorce themYou are not so small." se lves from th eir parents. Th e But On didn't do any of these acceptable th ings. She got A CATHOLIC GRANDMOTHER, ALAMOGORO, N. home used to be a unifying, carried away by the theater. There are very few husbands CARROLL RIGHTER'S consoling, warm, loving place who can withstand the jealousy that comes of living with someone in love with the theater. My husband is obviously and Is now considered to be a By svrnp.ihetic to On's husband place that breeds hangups and WORRY CLINIC George W. Crane, Ph.D.. M.D. ' ' halt edh." It a man i passionatcir committed to his career, i e from the Carroll R ighter Instit ute Levenson, who has been marmust be gone several evenings a week, II his work takes him Head Susan's shrewd remarks. ri ed 37 years, also deplores the — out of town for months at a time Lew would not expect , / GENERAL TENDENCIES: A ('me day md Then note how her mother Is a BARBARA ALLISON is the I, his wife to insist that he give up his dream. lack of lifelong commitment to evening to plan your future on very practical "twin" for the indignant assistant manager at the naiffluige, ays has levels and to make a budget that is more suitable to your An actor named Mike Nussbaum who appeared with On Women's Ubbtr quOtEd belIW• Ea)eFamfl)'DIscomtStoce become a pledge current needs and requirements. Your in tuitive perceptions of Sernon In the Chicago production of "next' has remained You husbands can esafly make n airway Plaza. Mrs. life do us part" a down to-earth nature are very accurate, and if you are still married while he made the slow transition from extermena. sack wives putT costeute'dly Allison and her family "Man has tested fe li many tor to actor. Would Lew have insisted that Mike give up his for a little while, you get the right answers. Make residence and boost Otthe Mrs. In front of times over in different places moved to Sanford from dream in favor of routing cockroaches (or the rest of his more attractive th eir names, by using th e Rex — at different times In history Sarasota fi ve years ago. life? ARIES (Ma: 21 to Apr 19) You are think ing in a very booklet and th e family Is still the best Heading, sewing, and taking practical fashion now, even where the spiritual is concerned, Let's assume On is in her thirties instead of her twenties. urrangcrnent for human life," care of her 9-year-old son Aren't there many men in their thirties who an, still hoping which is good. Sit down and figure out your debts end possible CASE Y-5l7: Susan F., aged . -' b continues. "A child without occupy most to "make ii even though they of her spare have few indicatiens of succollections while YOU have the free time, Handle th em wisely 17, is a high school senior. a family is a deprived child, flO (1 cess1 time tomorrow. "Dr. Crane," she began, as I matter whether rich or poor." ____ . addressed her Journalism Isn't it the sacrificing "little woman" who is supposed to TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20) A day and e vening for doing Reca lling his own childhood stand behind such a man, receiving a few crumbs of his gb. ______nt Class, "it must be,, pi just what you please, so schedule your time and activities well urLng the depression years as ry it he arrives, who is often cast aside for a younger wornto write a daily newspaper in a m Get in touch with those you want to see or talk to on 'a very rich existence — we an who didn't know him when he was a nobody? column. the phone. Get the right results via courtesy. just never had any money," he '.J'•j "You seem to think a "For )oulmowyoucan help Lew doesn't wag his moralizing finger at these men. But if adds. "You could face misGEMINI (May 2110 June 21) Meditation will reveal to you woman'srole ls merely to'pu r educate milhIma of people who r Orl Sernon leaves her kids with her husband for a few meaning in those things you do not now understand,then you ortunes much better with a T It' -' never gee a cusance to go to Of months after spending all her time with them for seven can guide mamma and a pupa and brothyour life more intelligently. Show devotion to close Mrs. In front of her name!' college. years of her life. Lew is right there with the grandmas V ties. Television can be very rew arding now. s's all much concerned with "While she purrs, you men clucking his tongue. "But why do you often vu." Levenson, brought up in MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Contact good are to dominate everything and 'needle' readers, especially ai family of 8 children, and his But then, women have chldren. Men have egos. friends who have your Interests at heart and vice versa and perfo rm the an ul me ingf , Iin women' iile have tried to give their make this a happy and profitable day It is true that On venture has not been very lucra t ive. portant things in life! and p.m. Show your "My mother never fails rsn children Conrad, an animportance at social gatherings Do not sit on the sidelines. ô It "A woman's whole being j Had she worked as a housekeeper-tutor-psychiatrist for scv read your column every day. c tiltect, and Emily, a college en years Instead of giving these services to her famils frce just to reinforce a man! Sick! LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) ('setting together with the "Bin sometimes OU make "nior - an "old-fashioned" of charge. sae migh t have earned ten thousand a year. Sick! Sick! influenctiai as much as possible now is wise. Gain their her so furious that I've seen her bringing. a feminist and i n enough money to live on while she pursued "I am goodwill, trust. her dream. She Take some part in whatever is of a tear up the entire page where "My wife and I believed it -...... might have dlsc)veretJ theater sooner and realized a breakNOT frustrated, a lesbian, philanthropic nature Show you are a humanitarian. Your column appears, as good to all sit through by now. around e th old VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Sitting down with persons of "Once she even threw, the tiable and eat together, good to "So leave us alone, Dr. ('I{t'IItt' r(I' much wisdom and intellect proves most profitable now and fragmentsontbefloorandthen Crane! I havt music lessons, good to lin,ii' c'ott:jii t, , , you come to a fine understandin g. Gain truth from th eir stamped on them! a h ave grandparen WIN AT ts ar nd e ou th BRIDGE dinner amuck for tod..r-e sick sexually — background, experience Early to bed tonight. "But she awsy cornea back us "You women! hou.se, good to take a bunga lo w dlera By Trimfit, It comes iii to it ne'rt day when our paper LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) Make use of your intuitive kir th e summer with grandma a bevy of prints, "Remember, Dr. Crane. that Cinches five—seven is there arrives!" hunches in a most construc:vc way and you get ahead (aster. nil grandpa instead of sendin g 20th Century!" ov ed one looks with favor upon you, It ie kids to camp. so make the most of Then Le led dumm 's 10 of L That type of letter is superb FRINGE BENEFITS NORTH Do some reading that can be broadening. Ii Among the fundamental difspades. East playdbow and this, also "Proof of the pudding." • 1054 SCORPIO (Oct 23to Nov 21) Sitting down with a mc.t fe rences South let West score his singlebetween his early life You mature readers can see There are many "fringe Void ton queen, dynamic associate quietly today can bring fine results for the d that of his children he lists • that this woman Is "protesting benefit," that an educator • 31016 future You have an opportunity to get into civic work that basing to school ("We walked, '/OU to West did the best he coitid by as Sh a kespeare obtains from helping straighten too much," +AK rX an be cashing his ace of diamonds, most profitable. a matter how far"); an a ll owAsoid one who is unfriendly to your wisely warned, out muddied thinking. YEST EA.ST but that was the last trick for atice ("unheard of"); dressing best interests our annual Any wife whose husband has That's what motivates • q • 363 the defense, ke th e other kids ("in my SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You have s chance to employed the proper erotic teachers, as well as clergymen. KQ3981 A 10742 It use you wore whatever came Of course, South could have do some important things today that make the future brighter technique in these boudot, will • AQ52 $842 rri;ik seven if he nad wanted to Some new' )Wfl the line"); each child health methods can prove very beneficial, Try to be never write such. missive. +72 Mid 1 admit i+ opm play (or it and known the trump more th hawing his room ("I had OUR Fcc a sexually estisfied oughtful of those at home -:y tay wivet, as wife soti'tt n, ituatlan After winning the k rc ) m, it was more like a dor. :n.. 1.1KF. to rrr CA PRICO RN I flec .'2 to Jan 211) This an l'r a most &K Ir( sadi tie could have re' 11 atury'j; picking a college ( ,, I Fri.- Sat,. Sun, And she enjoys ha ving V62 a turnec! to dummy with a low happy day and evening for you provided you first attend tesiters who fry to coast on id no choices in this matSept. 21,22,23 • K9 "tenure," with mediocre kt. dominant husband, club finessed against East's services or meditate ant.' then be with worthwhile persons, te 4Q104 For women were created tint jack of trumps and splashed Find the right outlets for creative Ideas. Keep temper under "I went to Brooklyn College Noevu1nr! down. control But occasionafly I receive a way! It's part of the original be cause It was there, It was proper domestic AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Showing more West North Fait barb, such as this recent plan for South Howshould he have played good, it was free," he explains. relationship between husband the hand if he had been in six? thoughtfulness (or those who live with you is wise so there is "I didn't have to consult cnta_.. '...' end wife h 'V '..i'. It rr f)- c' morr rr:y 1ht' Fotertain inipirtant rncm'c!s of y.ur both th '' t to if a s t.onl .L1tc-J . S T, i,.' 44) 4• !.'ct ptrt entage and the play community Show you are a fine host, hostess. 'ach day 1 ght In reading if r ana tY, did It p that sould work J'OdUC f'" Pass ,ig yojn column. PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar ()) You are able to contact those or didn't It. It was not whether ' P . :. -i A''..'i apples that have the sticks and Svc ,' "ik'au.E' you are who can help you aJance marc quickly in the future and talk sb I wanted it , but did it want fw* 174S stones thrown at them! kO--VK solutely Ideas out. Attend the lectures, etc., that will renew your spirit, and 'ilov Stseh letters are proof of the female sex and egotistical! make yon feel happier. have many friends in p.m. Levenson, who originally istags I1J,777;ii1] I educationa l value of this By Oswald & lames "SO i read you every day juut colwnn, 11 YOUR C111. '.D IS HORN TODAY . . ,he or the will be inned to become a violinist I, / - for amusement! The biMiagi.aseeii lxi WtffiU/ one of t started teac1jng instead at those charming young people who will want to muli Some people like to barge West Jj ° '° for cit. medical "it is hard .-. North East psookl,i's Tilden 111gb School, South over things too long, so it would be well to give right diet and 01 ahead recklessly without PY '1J —' anybody would take you booklet "Sex Problems In ng any attention to warning l Pass 1 I into show business by acci. 90 5 20125 to tone up the system so the mind works faster, then Marriage," enclosing a long 2$ nt. signals Sometimes the go ' dccisions will he reached more quickly.Otherwise your child ld sou are io clever stamped, return envelope, plus long way, on other occasions 1 was a perfectly happy could c: well miss the but in life. A line chart for the in )our constant criticism of 25 MIS. and you husbands can thcYwin1upinthrhospital, 41 S 442 P2 •'4 4 +A It oolteacher with a sense of 10 hanker, the real estate operator, or whatever has to do with make such a wife purr till her What do iou do flOW' Women's IAbtie'rs hurnor I used in class," he re- T..1 South rutted the heart lead in property and management .4# "Itis.obvousthtiyoua.rejo Golden Wedding Day! A—Bid three clubs. This Is s '-' calUs. "No kid would cut my dummy and remarked, "We t "The Stats impel, they do not compel." What you make of fi'cuig4 wrccnt cornpietejy teaened cla mav hive rniud.prnhJarn ss because it was too much your life icl3,ic; up to YOU! t 0' crs tAi5 , c is, "Dr r;uc'. e.0 are the one I suppos' I hil 1)CtteI ti', TOIM\ s t4t.F.sT1(IN furi. At th e end of th e term's '" 0 'RCURY Mw1t4*sq, • ls, it*mi, to make ;e Carroll Righirms Individual Forecast (or your sign (cit Hwy. who is sexually immatwe. Fur inc'ulty luncheon I'd do a re\'jr partner bids three So, .ru.ita iiva* a H is s.'qq spades October is now ready For your copy send your birth date and you feel that all men are J 'v,aae ua ei vie w of the year, and get a big What do you do I)W. at S.Points He ruffed the heart in durnS I to Carroll Righter Fotr''at (flame of newspaptr), floc (2°, hr teas Gil fols, h*0L8") superior. m while mflaIr.inm hi IpFCrh laid .'h I became the srhro1 j . /in-r Ijm'.rr LONG WOOD T. }I Ph, 322-4884 Duke' trades boots and - By JOY STILLEY He begun doing his monoAP Newsfeatures Writer logues at other schools and at NEW YORK (AP) Taking social and civic events, made a brea ther in a busy life that is nationwide television debut has included tow' careers on the Ed Sullivan show and muskian, teecher, televIsIon evertualiy L'ccn'e tiir star ef rursoziaiity and writer hu- his own TV show. morin Odili Lcvenson has paused to philosophize a bit about the changes he has seen tkiring that life, Levenson, who had his own television show In the '50s and wrote the best-selling "Everything But Money" in the '60s, has just written a new book, 'In One Era and Out the 0ther" It not only recounts his own odyssey from poverty to affluence but points out how the old values and attitudes have given way to new ones, not all of which he finds to his liking. Never theless, he's bo th enthu. aiaiic and optimistic about the yuunger genera tion, which he thinks is searching after honesty and has a new kind of pa- a pa'u *,iniiii 101 IIJC SHOWBE4T TV irne Previews Highlights - ______ _____ Offers 10 tak! them for a ride. lie Atst visits with them Jte they stand in the street, end he sits in his car. ;r-.j-- qfa RO~ V-W.-'~OPE GENERAL TENDENCIES, This is one of the 7 Capital of - Friday, Sept. 14,1973-7A CARROLL RIGHTER 'S 4 ,\\--molt $ Raw mln,rals 25 Detecting Ferris1ert)II 1973 from the Carroll Righter Institute 2tllblicalklng 2lSojourn SChenikal U Estate ofa suffix 4 Perverted 23 Bury SCern atones 24 Revile 3tTheCreator DEAR ABBY: I've been going with ' a wonderful mane who's been talking marriage. The problem Is his 38-year-old daughter. She's never bem married and lives with him. Her mother died 15 years ago, and she Isn't interested in ________ DOWN I Much (coil .2 19 Exhorts flCkIh remnant 15. f. 1-0 _____ j 5011th-century English king IS Fspieu by 1 1 ,1 ,1 1 1 1 il il il ilI lI lI li ,~1 1,~ 1 1 1 l 1 1li l i i i l , i li1 1 ___________ tilER The Sanford Herald ___ ___ ____________ 44 And OLMII (t.*tin.Swds ) 14 'onh1J 66 FORECAST FOR SATURDAY, S structure insula j ____ I 3ICOA4UCINI 40 Sin ; r1 42 Apostle 44 Farm husband 5 Saint from Mk Anwr to P'YtOUS puzzle Sinners J Saints and HAPPY HOUR 4-7 Two Drinks For The Price Of One ) (,ormP, Z~ Sheraton-Sanford Inn 401F.S & MOTOR INNSAwoRcOwIoE SERVICE - I1&TAy R OUTE &4 SA4O4O,rLORmDA 305371 AM -I �Marines Protest Call-Up 1h1 TAIA.ALIASSEE, Fla. tAP) -Three Tallahassee reservists say the Marine Corps has ordered them to active duty as punishment for speaking out against stringent halrcui( rgu• lations. The three filed a motion Thursday for a preliminary in. junction in U.S. D.strict Court here against the active duty call-up orders issued by the ('Ofl)S. - --I The three, all members of a Tallahassee reserve unit, are David McMullen, Ben Sellars and Gary Gray. During a hearing on the mo tion Thursday, Kent Spriggs, attorney for the three, said the men "never sought to defy the regulation. I -- Never have they oñe to a reserve meeting with :r ''r timii t,rjr iii t&.stLng it. Spriggs said the Inductions ere ordered "For the purpose of punishing them for speaking out on the regulation and corning to this court." Capt. Allen Ryan of Washing. ton. D.C.. corns attorney. Said the orders were issued osuse of regulation violations and that the men involved had a history of breaking the corps' rules. "'fly were well on notice what the regulation requires," Ryan said. To settle the dispute, U.S. District Jud g e David 1.. Middle. brooks Hdjourned the hearing until Monday when the corps attorney said he would prcsent records which would show that the men had been cited for yblatinil hair regulations and demonstrate that they were not singled out for their criticism of tli' rnnmini rule. ManIs Body Found In Six Bags z - I FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) Six plasUc garbage bugs containing 95 per cent of the chopped up remains of a man have been unearthed In an undeeIopëd section of a retirement community near here, police say. Lee County police say the body may be that of Fank Meglino of Philadelphia. Investigators say Meglino's daughter, Carmella Megilno Robb&ns of Asheboro, N.C., claims to have killed her father in 1910 In their Philadelplña homeUm Robbins told iiuthorlties in North Carolina several weeks ago that she and Toni Parks, her father's girl friend, chopped up the body, stuffed the pieces in garbage bags and drove them to Florida for a secret burial. Lee County officers said Thursday that a youth. new 15, who also made the Florida trip led them to the burial site. Three bugs were uncovered Wednesday and three more Thursday, police said. Dr. Peter Rosier, lee County medical exiuniner, said the bags contained at !'ast 95 per cent of the remains of an adult male, Rosier said exact Identifteation could not be made until dental x-rays taken of a stull found In one of the bags were compared with Meglino's dental records in Philadelphia. A gold rthg, engraved with the Initials "FM," was found in utie of U bags, Ri$ said, and the skull showed evidence of four bullet holes. Police say Mrs. Robbins told them she shot her father four times in the head with a pistol. The woman said her father sexually abused her while she was young. Ma. Robbins has been harped by Philadelphia police •,, i. i . XLi; an. who now lives in Windsor. N.Y., as Pauline Zari. has been charged ts an accessory, police said. The youth and who pointed Sunshine Friday, Sept. 14, 1913 8A-The Sanford Herald Glenn W. Turner's JCKSONV!LLE, Fla. (AP) attorney says he is unprepared and will be forced to violate his code of ethics If the Orlando businessman's federal mail fraud trial begins Monday as scheduled. Edward T. M. Garland of Atlanta made the statement In a motion flied Thursday, asking U.S. District Judge Gerald B. Tjoflat to reconsider his refusal to postpone the trial. "The action of this court, in effect, is to tell the under si gned counsel and his brother lawyers who represent a cross-section of lawyers from the various states that this court does not consider counsel worthy of belief," Garland said In his motion. - Shevin Criticizes Coppolino T.-U.LMIASSEE, Pa. tAP) - Florida Atty. (aen. Robert Shevin says he is not impressed with Dr. Carl as a model prisoner during the six Coppolino's years since he was convicted of poisoning his wife. 1I'Vifl ur g ed t:i ti' l'ariih' aol Pr o ba t i on ('null is.slon record 1h..{l t 1tt&iii}. t' Institution at win parole from the DeSoto Correctional life serving a Central Florida where he Is Arcadia in sentence. "It scans to mc that a substantial confinement of perhaps as much as 25 years ought to be required before this individual is turned loose on society," Shevin • .r. a . .. • £ tJL .1 ( tl;lUJlI1U ... said o _ .1 TALIAHASSEE Turner Attorney Balks :' F-K1V:1AN1S CLUB 1 For PSC News LU. The (s\ Briefs . Mautz Defends Fund Tie Hold TALLAHASSEE, lb. (AP) - Chancellor Robert Mautz says the state university system "scrupulously out solar energy the intent of the legislature when it research funds to the University of Florida. Mautz made the statement Thursday in disputing House Speaker Terrell Sessums' charge that he Ignored lawmakers' wishes by refusing to allocate an extra $ItX),000 to the solar research laboratory on the Gainesville campus. Sesswns, D-Tampa, Wednesday accused Mautz of Ignoring the 1973 legislature's appropriation of U00,000 to -titutcd that the solar hb. He id i!ut r.tc:d amount for funds previously received by the lab. observed " doled 'icon stun must vote on utility rate Increases at open meetings to comply with Florida's government4n-the-sunshine law, Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin says. The Thursday opinion was a victory for Commissioner Paula Hawkins, who had omp1ained of PSC secrecy. She said the opinion means "any person on the street will have th cntni ~. b m._"t..-_ • '1k "I . __1 _~ ~., _ . . \ A 1 ,_ " . . WASHINGTON ji'j • S- i1% 1 ----- i'_r tumru." . i. . . - _________ :!.. -• • ~'.• , - . t: _______ ___ t' •-- -'r - - ' __________ _ I •i ( . ' ________ . __________ . % 9 . - ____________ - ------= '- ••• - ---a I th ____ LAYMAN OF THE YEAR AWARD MADE BY KIWANIS made the Layman of the representing First United Methodist which Year Award Wednesday to three members nominated Edwin Shinholser, and committee SANFORD Kiwanis nominated by their churches. Left to Right, Robert Daehn, All Souls Catholic; Roy Mann, First Presbyterian; Rev. Tom O'Steen __1 - . 1- chairman, Ashby Jones. (Herald Photo by 13111 Vincent Jr.) _ __ _ 1 _~ _ Ap, ., WASHINGTON (AP) By Askew State's Bargaining Rules Sought - . - jej S - ;__; '': -. .. ... '" Ot. DISPLAY. I - at ttU' f if th o1dor int:rrriionaI(aiiI4I this high, was made with 151 pounds of ssax, has a burning time of almost sit weeks. Balancing It is model I.nnr S •- _• _____ •' V'LM : •, r , 14.- Vigilante Groups Rally t t'L:I bans Denounce L , , ean Revolt U MIAMI (AP) - While Chilearis and expatriates gathered in Miami to celebrate the military takeover of their homeland, Havana radio reported counterral!ies by Cuba's neighborhood vigilante groups. About 250 chanting, singing demonstrators at Miami's Torch of Friendship Joined In a salute Thursday night to what was hailed as a return to de. niocracy for Chile. But Havana broadcasts monitored here featured an Impassioned speech by Luis Gonzalez Marturelo, head of Jr Cuba's Committees for the Defense of the Revolution (CDR), denouncing the revolution that ousted President Salvador Allende. Marturelo said, "Allende's death means that America loses one of Its more brave, firm and self-denying leaders. Ills revolutionary decision and his example act a.s a combat flag for the struggle which will continue in the Chilean progresslve sectors." With cheers of "Chile, Chile, Chile" as his backdrop, Marturelo blamed "reactionaries and Say's U. S. fascist elements" for the mill, tary coup. He said the United States as attempting to spread its impe. rialism Into the revolution-torn nation but warned, "You can't stop the revolutionary develop, mont of the American continent." In Miami, the military junta now In control in Chile was viewed by most persons attendtog the rally as a temporary measure until a popular deemion could be held. "The military will eventually surrender its hold to the Marxist - :.-. a V lip • I ) • - .. : _ *s '' '.•' - :. w Mental Exam Ordered TAMPA, Fla. (AF) -. Although two court appointed have found him competent to stand trial, hit and run driver Raymond A. McMahon will mental next Friday, his lawyer undergo psychiatrists accused Arl V ' THE BABY SITTER SITS In Cammesay, Australia, as her charge, Samantha Cox, 1, paints her portrait. Saman. thu is winner of two first prizes, painting and poetry, in India's Shankar International Awards contest. She has -- To appeared on a TV special and Is the subject of a documentary. tests World News said. Thomas E. Meyers of the County Public Defender's office said Thursday he has been given court permission for a psychiatric exam by a University of Florida professor to further probe the defendant's Hillsborough 4 1) background. Briefs Tax Evasion Plea Made TAMPA, ha. (AP) -- Joe I)tstefano, former chief of the Ihilaborough County Election Board. pteaded no contest Thursday to income tax evasion charges in connection with an estimated $35,000 In alleged payments in the Shoup Voting Machine scandal, Distefano, 65, is charged with falling to report $35,000 in income on his 1970 returns, U.S. Magistrate Paul Game said the pleading would be forwarded to U.S. 1)1st. Judge Ben Kent.rnar,. for acceptar.ct. Junta Is Endorsed SANTIAGO, Chile (All) - The two partle that won a majority of (1w vo te s In th e last Chile an elec tion - the rnodcra'e Christim1n Democrats and the conservative National Party Thursday night endorsed the military j unta that overthrew President Salvador Allende. - ___ I __ .4 - . ' of to , 0 a. a. , 0 / 0-4 . ~_ \ , I. 10 - i 1A6*_.7___;~-__- - Standing close by, Haul Rodriguez added, "These are happy days for us. We feel a terrible mistake has been corrected. , . 7'. W "We knew something like this would happen and we would return," he said. "We saw the starvation, the fear and hate." .. - 46 - Chile was always democratic but how easily our democracy was lost. It should aerve as a lesson to all nations." ' 0.15* Dea/ Allende's administration came into power in the nation's 1970 elections. He was half through his first six-year term when ousted. - . Anna Maria Santander, who fled Santiago two months ago when Allende forces outlawed the Freedom and Fatherland movement to which she belonged, said she knew a revolu(Ion was brewing when she left the Chilean capital. people," said h lector Serrano, a chemical engineer who left Chile 15 years ago. "The Chilean people have had enough Communism. They want a return to the democracy that has always been Chile." .. . .• •. •• • ..":., ' .. .. p S I : %-. d& _7:=~ _V$ ,- Burma - __- ---__ --- --- ----- -_ --~~ ~30_ _ WASHINGTON tAP) The opium smuggling problem. . United States has rejected an They sa id that acceptance of 1i 4' • alleged offer by Burmese guer- the offer would do far more M 1II. -• ; --• nlla leaders of 400 tons of opium harm than good and would poi. in exchange for $13 million and son U.S. relations with Burma U.S. support in obtaining some and neighboring Thailand. -. Independence For the remote Wolff said the proposal came WHEAT MAY BE in short cuppl) in China, but the kelp Kelp Farm at the port of Uenyun in Klangsi Province. Shim States From the rest of the from Gen. ho using Hang, harvest is of bumper proportions. This is the Tunshan Kelp, a brossn seaweed, is a source of iodine. Union of Burma. leader of the local defense Ttw offer allegedly was made (0rces and the self-styled presi. byanemlssaryoftheguerrtllas dent of the Shim States Unity ilid to Rep. Lester Wolff, DN.Y., Action Committee and Shim chairman of a house narcotics States Progress Party. Since allegedly making It, ho subcommittee, in Bangkok Last month. Wolff said he relayed it has been arrested by the flair. to U.S. Embassy, CA and U.S. mese government and is being narcotics agents with the held for a variety of charges in suggestion that they study it. cluding treason, and murder. VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) tuoti and assistance to the new agreement for months, claim- States and threats by Souvanna U . S. officials here said that State Department officials dealing with ho would be the The Vienti.sne government and coalition government. ':e ing it favored the Pathet Lao, Phourna to retire forced them rrtjnlst Pathet Lao United States has offered to but pressure from tie United to give way. commented that it tould be same as dealing with a Mafia the Couii nice to think that there is a chieftain, and they wanted no signed a political peace agree. continue its economic aid, ment today making them part- which has been totaling about magic $13 million solution to the part of . ners it. another coalition gov- $50 million, and U. S. military aid to the Royal Laotian army ernmcnt for divided Laos. MRS. KATIE PETRAS Fernandina Beach; Mrs. probably will also continue, but Wesley Evans, Plantation; Premier Souvanna Phoumna, on a reduced scale. Mrs. Katie C. l'etras, 68, of Mrs. Alfred Greene, Sanford; P(Wy( IAPI I'O% i't ye,, ,,, i ),. ,,, who will head them litlon,said H1511 LS List 1309 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford, 10 grandchildren; one greattnt Pap 41. al. Ai to" he hoped the new government 73'. " ,(,4,s AI' 33i H fl The agreement calls for the died at 8 p.m. Thursday at grandchild; four sisters, one Allis chat 1' '' would meet before Oct. 10. o AtçO,4 0' Kratt Cc departure of Seminole from the country 0 1. Memorial hospital, brother. Ar', AMA V o " VeK,Oger t5'• Wo l' Amids all fo ign re 36 3%'. 31'. in Waycross, Ga., she forces wi th in 60 Born Brisson Funeral Home is in The -page agreement, ha mA' Can 2914 $'. L" My since days, Nearly 0 0 American mU. came to Sanford in 1935. She char ge of arrargments. Am C,an 341. 74' 24 • 10 I-il Ar 4'. 4'. &. nacred out in negotiatio ns Am Mrtc.', 7'. V, 7. Lot-nt 3' ' is cease-fire on Feb. 21, was itdtr) experts and advisers and was a member of the Am TA 41 14 .7i 17t1 Marc 34', 21. '' MRS. GRACE ROBERTS W 31 6 ti'. 73'9 Maid Cp 'a'. signed at Souvanna Phouma's some 17,000 Tha i mercenaries Congregational Church. . ni rd 77', Wa 22', M inn N N $3" S)'i )" residence Survivors include her 77'• 27', 77', Mobt 0 beside the Mekong paid by the United States to St 54 5%'. S%'* '3, Grace U. Roberts, 81, of ,, ;r. in. Nonsan se. w. si-i River. The diplomatic corps at- fight for the Vientiane govern, husband, Joseph Petras, 31 35 75. Nsbt;co di'. II' II. n-., v'. n mr. Nat Dison ,, tended, the uival chammipagne mont are expected to be with. Sanford; son, Joseph, Sanford; Park Ave nue Trailer Court, . Caro P fl" n'. fl', Pa.w.,5 7* 7, five daughters, Mrs. Joe died early Friday at Semlitote toasts were drunk, and two air drawn. (i'laniIi 3P, n'. ii'. Pt.t Co • Ø• 51 Carothers, Tenn Van, N. 'b'; Memorial Itospital. A native (if tr. ir '.w iiiii . force helicopters circled overfl. 4 s 74 • '' " But North Viet na mis has an es. Mrs. Charles Shaw, Bellmnawr, Mare ng o, Iowa, she had lived in head. cOCi COl 542'. 143 $42' PO4$4WiId 113' 1 it'. II)'. Comw Ed 75'. 71'. timnated 40,000 troops deployed N. J.: Mrs. Elvin McLain, Sanford for the past eight years Pro.$ Girn 55" IS'. 54 Coat Can 7$'. 2$'. 2$" Ralston 41, ---_ moving here But only a small detachment along the Ho Chi Minh trail L from Clarion, (34Ita A, 47 47 47 RCA 34, 24'. 24 "' I, . 55', Iowa. She was a member of ,, n-. n. of guards through was eastern Laos to on duty around SOL'th Di W. ae' U', Sanford Church of Christ. the house, and the only onlook. Vietnam and Cambodia, and it duPoni '41. t&1'. 554 10 Ryn l. 44. 44'. 44' ROSERTS. MRS. GRACE R. Fes Kod lii'. 1)1', 131'. ROy C Cola 'i's 34" " era outside were newsmen. Is expected to keep as SurvIvors include her many of 71 E•sAirLIn servicn Icr Mrs Grace 794 4 7, St Regis P I4' 14 14. 74' 24'. 34', daughter, Mn. Loren F. (Ruth) Scott Pap After nearly 20 years of sporad- Diem there as it needs to main. R Roberts. Si. OS Perk AveauC 16: F.aon 504 141 4 II'. Sea Of tin fl'. H" '' Ic warfare and political thin the supply lines Tra,I.r Court. *tio died Friday Dougherty Sanford; two F'restoni to the 3' 53%a 7G' 20' 30'. ears R 4 .,ti be held at 7 p rn, Saturday. Pta Po* 17 • 27'. out" Co er'. in, ans upheaval, the public hnwvt l no Communist Forces in those two granddaughters, Janet and at Santord Church of C1irIst tti cta P* I 5' 3' IS Si,. $5. SV. Anne; one great-grandson, co untries. 15, ii'. 53'. ChMtes N Crump. minister. tRAfl 4e•, si's fl. interest, 53 13 13 Sid oi l ca' at officiating Burial in Clarion, John. (;amkow Funeral Borne C.n 0-if.,,' ti. 35 71'. S ld 00 lr'd Si 'i'. 14'. ow C-ramkow Fune•t Home Gin (tec 57'. 57 57' me agreement was signed by in charge of arrtngemr.ents. 5 *rs'ns The agreement leaves Laos a 27'1 77 ,n (har95! Gin POo,3 8', h't 211 1 t,.ico • the men who negotiated it: divided r.q-,' M itt$ cosrntrv, with 57's $7' $7'. the th Pa 43' ' te.'t 43 PtTRAS. MRS. KATIE C_ _____________ -Gen McI 44 4)', .3" lr.a II'. 31. 24'. Pheng Phongsavan anti Ngon et Lao controlling aoper cent uniral of r.,, Tel ' for Mr Kit' 75 75' 11 • Ca'o 3$'. 1% )%I C Pt1JS, 84. ji Sananikone for the Vientiane the 91,030 square musics S SifliL' 34, , 74t Ur UI C A W Ma 31 • .I1 t.l1 ! 70'. 30'. 30'* tin rnyat Ave , who died Thurmda1. will' is'. I • ii'. goverment ami1 l')soumasi about a third of its nearly 77'. fl'. 73' U S %tqq4 30'. 20 held at Ii am. Monday Groyhd 14', 14'. II'. Wathqyi 37 , fi' Vongvichit and Iffry Phoumni tnillionpeople, and the rest helrj Congregationap Church w.' 35l 35. 3)', _____ Gill Oil 35', 31'. Siprasuth for the 371 31'i 7', Pathet Rev Fred Neal Lao. by an OUiciltir", uneasy allian.e of 43'. Wrytqhi Ii'. 5" "an (Wolf I4 lO7' l fl,rtil n O.astaan Memo, Wm Diii* __________ 3%'. 31i 3$'. 11w U.S. Embassy welcomed neutralists and conservatives. IflM 7$) 7,' 755 hi'. 7!. 3$'. Pars Or,lton Fmrr.qt l tl 44rv the pact and pledged coopera. The conservatives blocked the H • 32 33, ,, Xtqøi (p 't'are - . -. - _ ' - - - ' . .•..' - - ____ - .- U.S. Pledges Laos Peace Pact Signed - Peace Agreement Signed VIEN'IiANE, Laos I API The Vietsthuie government and the Communist Pathet Lao signed is political peace agreement today providing for a coalition government for Laos. Prince Souvanna Phouma, who will continue as premier, said he hoped the new government would meet before Oct. 10, but the Pathet Lao said us leader, Prince Souphanouvong, who will be a deputy premIer, would not come to Vientiane until later, . Area Deaths Noon Stock Rep orts 'cIda '. F :Tf _ FT11 lilt lit Lower Tariffs Sought (i'1 't' kt There's never been a better time to buy a '73 Ford than right now! You'll get the lowest price of the year on any car in stock, and there's plenty to choose from. Act fast to get the car you want at the price you want. See your Ford Dealer before Clear. ance Time runs out on you. I The Sanford Herald are !1t Z : ,, J - i i 0 ~ E.Pz W. most of the non.Communist nations of the world, ended today with agreement to start the Nixon Hound of negotiations to lower tariffs and other trade barriers In Geneva on Oct. 24. 4 ' - fiuip, r Skies Are Quiet Again ' ','. " ' - '' 7,'. TEL AVIV, Israel Al' The Israeli government reported today that the skies over the Middle East are quiet again after the big dogfight Thursday between Israeli and Syrian jets. Israel said '.3 Syrian MIGs and one Israeli Mirage were shot down, and the Israeli pilot and one Syrian airman were rescued. Syria claimed that five Israeli planes were downed and admitted the loss of eight - of Its MIGs, Sharp Fighting Reported ' Funeral . . . Notice __ • . . • '• 1111`iiilii 1 1_5 ~ __,- l. 7,' TO K ','( YO) A I' hit' miiinitcrial conleruni e of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, made up of ........... available to you in BxlO reprint size ii 11 jM or effective? DIAL 322-2611 or 8319993 WASHINGTON lAP) - Director William E. Colby Is shaking up the CIA In a move to provide himself and President Nixon with sharper estimates of U. S. defense needs and developments in China, the St)vIct Union and other sensi tive world sectors. r . lfbp;_F.N~ ~ k A ~. CIA Is 'Shaken-Up' 1 ~_~__ __ Z I 1 I ~__- ~ f _;- ~- -1 - - - ~ - BALTIMORE (All) -- N. Dale Anderson, the man who scceedcd Vice President Spiro T. Agnew as chief executive of Baltimore County, faced arraignment today on charges of conspiracy, extortion and bribery. Agnew Is under Investigation by federal prosecutors on similar charges involving alleged illegal payoffs by architects and engineers for contracts awarded to them. : r Fy,w'reI rcadinq thi s, ono! Anderson Arraignment Is Set Ni :' ' reviewable by a temporary emergency . SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) -The Skylab 2astronaut.s have received the formal go-ahead to complete their 59-day mission. Space agency officiais say the crewmen are In as good shape after 49 days in space as the ylab I crewmen were after 23 days. .' I " i:Ielin.-s, 'a Askew also offered to assist ' !' ad ' T V 44a !!!V" W)tuiO t SI p t'usait* rlsiiVe cllctive bar- the urenc Ccurt in drwin! Go''. tteuutn grabbed the initiative from the gaining system cannot be es- up guidelines requested In a pelegislature and the state Su. tablished," Askew wrote. (ition by the Florida Public prcnie Court in establishing "However, there are positive Employes Council, u cLi.illl.ioa collective bargaining for public steps that can be taken admin. of nine labor groups including istratively In the Lbsence of the Florida Education Associemployes. athrn. tie asked all agency heads in "I will cooperate fully with d rnemorzin'Juru Thursday to The memorandum went to the Supreme Court in offering set up Interim procedures any 4ISstStaflCe that I can to Cabinet officers and heads of w hich w ould allow state cm- agencies under the Cabinet, Provide recommendations on ploycs to present proposals on where It was a recommenda. alternative approaches from pay and wrking conditions to tion, and to agencies under the viewpoint of the executive their bosses. Askew, where it would be con- branch of government." he Until the court and leIcln. ,iiari.al 'in nrii,.r • •S&. _____ - filed br Skylab To Complete Mission - - TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - U.S. Dist. Judge W. Terrell Hodges stuck by his original decision 'Thursday and again denied an order to block gasoline price rollbacks under Phase 4= The Florida Allied Gasoline Retailers Association, suit before Hodges last week, petitioned the which judge for a rehearing Wednesday. Hodges originally held that any ruling by him would be appeals court in scheduled a hearing In a similar Washington which has case for later this month. in NEW YORK (AP) - The financi al community is poised to see whether the prime lending rate jumps today to a national historic high of 10 per cent. Wells Fargo Bank in San Francisco broke the Ice late Thursday, announcing It would raise its minimum lending fee for its best corporate customers from 9,2 4 to lOpercent, effective today. Pres Judge Denies Gas Rollback appearing Record Prime Rate Reached • ,-•--• Ford Dealer Clearance intie is running out. I column by 2 in cs. joumutt fu all 6" ki - Miami. tie Fr.eans - 1'kflt Nixon's lawyers art' help Kelly Capachione, a Fort Lauderdale youngster iazd caue puic .ii convinced he had no knowleige wiis 1w1pw bury, of what police said. - lions should b uhnlitted to till, lit' urt tilt r ( on! tilt ott ii 1' tnt t tiifurni !in rand jury. .J J. .")it , W - 1 .igailt in, vdi. 1k iLi : •-. - wetghing a federal appeals Tue court said the menio was Nixon to turn over nine tapes to that the tradition of executive court's proposal For a lace-say- not intended as a clue to its him for a private Inspection to privilege shields the con. ing settlement of the Watergate leaning on the constituti onal determine which, if any, parts fi dentlality of a president's tapes dispute. questions. should be delivered to th e grand commun i cations with his aides. • The The procedure suggested The White house had no corn- jury. In four-page rnemorandwn, would allow the court theM on the proposal. Nixon has Cox subpoenaed the tapes of the appeals court said: to avoid a clear-cut ruling on refused to allow anyone other Nixon's conversations with for. "If the President and the speIIs' •"psuIuIiotui1 lssue'i r'i'eij than ,rn" present and Fnnncr mner White House aides 1mph. rIHI prosecutor agree as to the xon all ill qwiiei1 Wntt'rg&ste ai&s to hear the tapes. u,ted in (he canbd. The isoitt.rjal iseeded for the grind prosecuto r Archibald Cox. I Cox said he would be "more prosecutor claims that not even jury's Functioning, the national I In an un usual move, th e U.S. than glad to meet with the the President can resist a court Interest will be served. At the TIlE HEAT shouldn't bother Circuit Court Issued an un["resident or his delegate or any order to provide information vi- same time, neither the Presi- volunteer fireman Joe Arm. signed memorandum asking of his attorneys In a sincere t.al For a criminal investigation, dent no- the strong too much on this dot) special prosecutor Nixon, Cox and the President's effort to pursue the Court of Tex.Nixon claims that the con- would In any way have surren- call in lawyer, Charles Alan Wright, to Appeals' suggestion to a mu- stitutional sa'oaration of powers dered or subverted the prin.no pan t s. Il e h ear d listen to the tapes and decide (willy satisfactory conclusion." guarantees titat a court cannot ciples larni in the the . for which they have COIl- night and didn't a sic an among themuscives which porThe case reached the appel- compel a president to produce tended." time on the amenities. .- MIAMI (AP) - An offer by a group of convicts to donate blood to a 6-year-old girl suffering from leukemia has been rejected by officials who say the convicts might have bad blood. "They said they were afraid of the chance of our people transmitting hepatitis," says Den Ferguson, a counselor for the 30 inmates at a state's work release center in nearby Opalocka. Ferguson said the convicts, who hold down regular Jobs and report to the center each night, originated the Idea to ç... DETROIT tAh' Marc than 127,000 auto workers are ready to strike Chrysler Corp. tonight if bargainers meeting behind closed doors fail to reach a contract agreement. The talks adjourned shortly before midnight Thursday and were set to resume today at 9 a.m. EDT. A ban by both sides on public cnanment left no Indication of how the negotiations were proceeding. _ __ _Ii_ . F. * - b.1t "S4, Auto Workers Ready For Strike Court Proposal Weighed In Watergate Tape Case _________ _______ Briefs tCfl(1e(l as a trial balloon -- as some congressmen suggested it may well have been punctured. Laird. Nixon's principal domestic aide, emphasized there had been no decision to send Congress the plan, which he attributed to Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur F. Burns, Listing it as one of a number of ideas under consideration, Laird said the proposal was to impose a surcharge, probably of 10 per cent, so that a person who normally paid $1,00o in taxes would pay $1,100 instead. - 14, 1973-1 News I ______________ _ (AP) A hail of Congressional opposition has greeted a suggestion that President Nixon may try to fight inflation by increasing income taxes temporarily and returning the extra funds to taxpayers later. The purpose of the tax increase would he to take money out of the economy, to help slow the current economic boom. If the report givers newsmen Thursday by Presidential Counselor Melvin H. Laird was in_ ______ 9 Convicts' Blood Nixed extensive Friday, Sept. National Surcharge Proposal i r ' _ hospitalized in Variety Children's Hospital in Sanford Herald Congress Opposes N ixon ~:- '1 ln( nr,,,iIlnn nt,n ave been able to get advance .- il:: as the h word on a vote." "It'll make For a lot more professionalism in a coinmis. sian that deals with as many businesses as we do," Mrs. liawktas said. "I'm delighted." Shevin told the PSC that corninissioners were violating the sunshine law by voting on written ballots in their offices and LHuo; the t tsults -ven days or more. Mrs. Hawkins had asked Sheyin whether delaying the revotes violated the sunshine law. Shevin said the sunshine law rcquirci the camrnl.s.sln t eçen z'.lt tz meeting: licludling those involving qunsl.Juakial and personnel matters, "1 see nothing wrong with the totes being recorded on the vote sheet so long an they are made openly at a public meeting and so long as the vote sheets are available for public inspection," Shevin said. Bevis has said the results need to be withheld while staff members draw up orders which the public can understand. I ~. I :A.- - - - . - -. _- . 0. . _. ~_ . _J -".0"k _/J uI vid Finririn I , - --. . Hwy. 1792 & Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford J --- PIINOM PENII, Cambodia (AP) - The Cambodian l!iPvernnnult reported sharp fithting in Vihear Stior, 11 miles northeast of Phnom Penh, and said reinforcements had been cent there. It said its troops in Kompong Chum were continuing to drive the Khmer Rouge Insurgents back and were encountering only light harassment. • - ' ' '- - • - • ' • ,,-, _ I �I Friday. Sept. 1, 1973 2B-TM Sanford Herald -he Sanlorci herId I t7; . U 7- rn n r'ri ii ri' w. ri ron air fr jut LilJLHJfflJ Sem mnr2nrmn I Tribe Cautious, Willing To Hit ftftWU Y1J 0vie o KicK I FIRST HOME GAME OF THE SEASON Lions Get Ready For Semino les SemmolewOvieddo Starting Lineups OFFENSE 'I Sanford Seminoles VP. - Oviedo Lions DEFENSE ( LUj: PA Pringle Ell Hardy A Myers M Good F. Durvi A Montgomery F Allen S. Farrell J Clements H Sutton FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th, THE aoc PLAY •: ' W- Oviedo ......................Home Gainesville .................. Away 21 26 Winter Park ...............Home Sept. Kathleen.....................Home 5 Oct. Oak Ridge ...................Home 12 Oct. Homecoming 14 - . . - - - - - I - Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 1973 GAME SCHEDULE )NI 19 26 2 9 16 21 £ .D - I - Mainland ....................Away It's time once again for the Herald sports staff to nut its collective. and individual reputat ons on the line with ton ight's county 'd forecasts While not all of us see a complete v inning slate, it should be noted that we're somewhat biased If possible, and it isn't . f Open .................Home Lyman Seabreeze...................Away Lakeland .................... Away DeLand ..................... Home e'-"' - " -ti - . Meet Your Friends After The Game At Go Seminoles! Scalp 'Em Seminoles! and get em Seminoles! .L - SEMINOLE VS OVIEDO -- INSURE WITH CONFIDENCE Harrell & Beverly I 209 W.25th St. I The Mdflwin Agency Ph 3228415 114 N. PARK AVE. PH. 322-0331 GO! 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French Make It a Winner - igit's SEMINOLE CARRIER Nathaniel Perkins battles an Edgewater runner during the last few yards of the Lyman Greyhound Opener won THE TIME TESTED FIRM Paint Center Roofing & Metal Home Improvement "inole courty rl.,4 MAIN OcflCt: 312 W*n r .-,.t Caf. tda OVtDC O4iiCt O4o 17-a3. L..4, FnO L(NCW000 OT1CL; 00 SA 4)4 Al LLS WU4TEfl PAW OFflcL I.a*Rosd M Hwy.1742.Wr PtJ)ziieO i lYMAN VS. COLONIAL THE BANK F scores, Lee Geiger says Oviedo will take the match-up, 7-0. Consensus: Seminole, 1715. TRIBE RUNNER MOVING UP Seminoles, plug that hole I ~.j Amin, 1101A1111,111 '. 211-12 - Sanford Rah, Rah, Rah... zir This one's the biggie, pitting two teams with a building program and most things appear P'n1rirrk nc O'ijJo taking a 24-20 win equa lI. Richards while correspondents John Cherwa and Dan sian Gilmartin give the nod to Seminole by 20-8 and f' L We Know You Can Win. SERVICE H ' 47.'_. TRA NSM155 ION BUILDERS l . '-"h •:!, Sanford The Oviedo eleven will have their work cut out for them w he n they take the field tonight at Sanford Memorial Sta dium, Roth clubs arc on the rebound From identical .9 slates suffered thrott1 9, last season. I1IC CfltIILj5iiSflj jit:rited by coach Claude Woodruff and a hench of boys who decided they want to win may be Oviedo's greatest obsta cle. will lead the attack from the believes they will work out of grourid. To add more punch ta thic I formation and the pro set. the offense will be Junior The Lyman coach is The official high school running back Al Cleveland. especially wary of Ochab Football season gets under way Tout Gcoch, Matt Leslie, autti because "he throws a lot better Terry Travis will be ha uling in than we originally thought the tonight at 8 p.m. when Lyman Greyhounds trek to Constantine aerials. (11(1," Rounding out the offensive Colonial to do battle with the To try to counter the Colonial Grenadiers. unit will be Ifill and White at the offense Copeland will go with What has been an "easy win" tackl' lots. Cliarlie Meeks and Rodney Dowling and Terry for the Greyhounds in the past Brian Stroup will be at the Porter at the defensive end 4 might not be again revealed guard positions. Fred Human positions. Alan Wheeler and Lyman Head Coach Dick will center the bud!. White will be the tackles. The hounds will not be the Copeland. lit' characterizes The hinebacking chores wiil Colonial as the definite only ones with a strong offense. be handled by J?ff Clayton, "steeper" in the Metro t011- Colonial Coach Terry Manfredi Ilill, Paul Kelley, and Jerry will go with senior quarterback human, Ference this year. Last season in the opening tilt Larry Ocluib, Expec ted to go at The defensive backs will be split end will be standout Ed Callan and Travis with Al the hlounds swept past Grenadiers 34.20. receiver Jay Passniore. In the Latimer at safety. Although the Hounds go into jamboree he caught three Oliver will take over at the tonigh t's contest a favorite passes br 41 yards. place kicking duties with Leslie that's not to say they don't have -j The chief ball carrier should doing the punting. problems. In the recent Metro be Steve Mellich. Last year he In the Jamboree Colonial Jamborec defen- carried for more than 500 yards upset auruber two ranked aive halfback Oscar Vinson and in the Jamboree ran 56' Edgewater 7-€ and then lost to a suffered a broken arm, yards for a Colonial touchdown. surprising bishop Moore team This has forced Copeland to The other running back 7-6. move Terry Travis hack to should be Junior Geno Crews, The Greyhounds, the only defensive halfback, the position From his scouting report team to win both contests, upset he played last year. Along with ('opel.antl expects Colonial to Winter Park 7.6 and slid past lila duties in the defensive "mix their plays up well." He Oak Ridge I.U. secondary Travis will be re lied on to ,la' sinbat'k. a Besides Travis, the Lyman mentor will have Glenn lull and Mike White on both the offensive and defensive squad. Another problem that the Greyhounds will have to face Is how well their "inexperIenced" defense will perform. "Our defense hasn't conic along as well I would have lik ed them to, since the Jam. boree," said Copeland. Despite these difficulties the perpetual tiright spot ltc In the Hound backfield. Bob Castantine will again lead the team at quarterback. Art Oliver, the surprise traiisftr student from Winter Park. John Jackson, flanker Rob Merchant along wi th tnicnptain Tom Sievert at the fullback spot. The end positions will. be manned by James Riddleand Greg Thompson. At Tack!e the Lions will go with Kevin ('reedin and Dale Wasson. Jarnc Stamps ann Ted Homer will start at guards next to center Alan Watts. the Lion mentor Defensively plans to use a 4-3-4 altenuifri with a 44.3 c't up Doug "groundhog" will team with Jay Becker at denfensive ends with Weaver and Wassori at tackle positions. The linebacker corps will see If the Seminoles plan to come double duty gridderm Stamps, out on top they will ha ve to stop Riddle and Seivert, coupled Washington. The Lion field with Jackson, Washington, general is a threat every time Mechant and Kienny Patterson he gets the ball because of his protecting the deep spo ts. weed and vcr;lity. Kickoff for the mal clash The rest of th e oviedo back. be tween county rivals is field will consist of halfback scheduled for 8 p.m. Carroll Revenge qaInst rinitv AV ot her tackle spot will be held down by Brad 1' iiruu.i itn, rpninr By DAN GIL'.IARTIN Torn Dickinson and Craig Bailey will be at The Saturday night contest between Fort guards along with 215 pound Rob Knowles at Pierce John Carroll and Trinity Prep is a virtual center to round out the prepsters pathmaklng crew. would not mind a repeat Tht. Saints are looking for atoi.gh contest this time around Carroll having the home field A year ago the Prepsters dumped their ad%antage with and a year of contemplating coastal rivals to the tune of 28-6 This year the revenge and Saints appear to have a mare balanced performance. "We lm* for them to throw about half the time" said Ruby when asked for his outlook, Ufl and we will probebly put it up about 30 per cent dogs of the time so it looks like an interesting game." Coach Tom Ruby will start ten sertJor5j The other half of Um Ft. Pierce offense will opener for a contest that figures to ha ve o heavily rely on David Forget, a young man who class gave n a rough evening in their Iast~ Pat Cnimins will guide the Saints' attack that meeting. features the wishbone and alot.I method of Preventive tactics by Trinity will include the destructing defenses. two-way performance of eight starters. Cnizmunins is highly regarded as a versatile Dickinson, Kerbs, Lapp, Miles, Morgan, athlete in this area and when he is not running Knowles, Parsons and Chandler all will play the the option he is very capable of finding split end dual roles. Ray Parsons, tight end John Kerbs, or halfback Junior gridders David Carlisle, Larry Greg Chandler with the pigskin via the airwaves. Hernandez and David Terwilliger will assist in Greg Miles will be at the other half and Walt defensive duties For the Goldenrod school. Morgan at the full back spot to round out the Kickoff Is slated for 8p.m. Saturday night at backfield. Fort Pierce. The Saints will open their home Saints mentor Tom Ruby plans to go with sk2d September fl at Showalter Field against Rick Lapp, a 215 pounder, at right tackle. The Tallahassee North Florida ChrLsUan. erienced crew in spite of losing All-Stater - it down... • Herald Sports Editor i - Gear By .1 Richards M of signal caller Greg Washington. Apparently Greg's teammates think along the same Lines because they elected Washington one of their tncaptlans along with Fullback Tom Sievert and End James Riddle. ' IMP- . ..' - , '? se ohn Spotlight ji: Anytime that two ball clubs of nearly the same size and nearly the same age get together anything can happen. This is precisely the thought that will be in the minds of the Oviedo Lions gird sqiad when they visit the "Celery City" for their season op:ner tomorrow evening. Even though the Seminoles have never lost to the smaller Oviedo school, strange things have been known to happen on the gridiron in the past; and an Ovi'do virt(rv uiht flit r.-illv be that unusual. "The seniors on this squad remind me of the seniors we had years ago when I was at SIIS," said Ralph Stumph, head grid coach for the Lions. "If we win any ball games this year it will be because of the fantastic spirit and leadership shown by these boys." The Oviedo mentor was particularly pleased with the leadership and playing abilities J _ Fft GAME TIME 8:00 P.M. \J K. Creedn J. Becker 0. Weaver C) Wasson I Sievert J Riddle J Stamps 1 Jackson C, Washington B, Merchant K. Patterson READY START . DE DE I T CLB LB LB B B B B Sports ULL Sept. Sept. -. - - Sanford Memorial Stadium / i gilIt Oviedo .1. Riddle C. Thompson K Creethn DWaon J. Stamps .i MacGregor A Watts C. WaShIngton .1. Jackson B Merchant I Sieve,? E E T T 0 0 C 05 HI) 115 F5 Lk; - Sanford Jr Whigham T. Rawl) B Hardy M. Good 0, Cntton I Homer J. BIaIok U Carli H Sutton Clements C Edge The Fighting Seminoles of SIN for head mentor Claude at the ends. Sanford are cautiously op. Woodruff who Is hoping some of Hilly Hardy and Allen Myers iimtstic about their opener Ills rxevious success will rub off are scheduled For play busting tonight with county arch-rival on the local bflXlS. duty at the tackle positions. Oviedo. Woodruff listed tirent Carli as 'ihe Seminoles defensive line Evidence of the guarded his starting field general For t" supported by a feelings prevalent at the local battle this evening. linebacking coq composed of school was seen this morning Clements and Herb Sutton will Mike Good, along with seniors when coach Claude Woodruff be at the halfback positions and Freddie Dunn and Anthony called a meecting of the squad Canton Edge will fill the Montgomery. to review plans and rehash Fullback slot for the Sanford Oviedo thrower Greg some drills in order to corn- club that utilizes the straight-T pro-set in their Washington will have to conpensate For missed practice along with a tend with Freddie Allen, Steve offensive attack. Thursday. The 5thrters at the ends for Farrell, Jim Clementsand The Tribe had planned to the Sanford club will be Terry Herb Sutton in the Sanford work out in Se minole Mit jnrIil dtkji-ivi' 't v'h'ti he ;ml Jhri \Vihim Stadium but were thwarted by Hilly hardy will start at the tries to go to the air attack. the deluge that flooded most of tackle slot with sophomore "We have been working very the Central Florida area this Mike Good getting his baptism hard this past week, mainly on past evening, of fire at the other side of the fundamentals and getting the The Seminoles are not taking ollensire line, boys in shape," said the Tribe. their cross-county foe Lightly Junior David Britton will grid boss. "We found out this and expect the Lions to come to anchor the Tribe line at the week that many of the seniors the dty on the St. Johns center spot. on the (earn knew less about prepared to hit hard at the Defensively Woodruff plans Football than we had assumed. to go with Carlton Edge and Naturally this caused us to larger Sanford eleven. The clash marks the dcbu: at eleventh grader Mlckey!rtng!e z'trk harder." Off S eabon The Hounds are out for all the Metro marbles this year, and they get a good start on it with a win over the Grenadiers as all the writers put it. Cherwa, who covers the Hounds, call is a 34-20 win with the 'Sleeper' Colonial eleven. Gilmartin says it will be a 33-20 Hound win, Geiger calls it a 14-6 squeaker and Richards puts the Hounds down its 3.1-15 winners. Consenssus: Lvnian, 2914. B)' LEE GEIGER Ilerald Correspondent LAKI-: I1I{AN1'l.EY VS. FORTMEYF4RS 7"he scribes split evenly on this tilt. Coach Bill Duty tells us he's hurting for experience and SIZe, I.uUi.• some o. us think the Patriots will start out a winner. T'he others, well,you k now,some people are just naturally pessimistic. Richards and Geiger call it for the Pats by 14-7 and 6-0 scores, while Gilinartin and Cherwa go for the Patriots to be blanked, 35-0 and 27-0. Consensus: 1r).5 Fort M eyers. .' .' TRINITY 111RE1111 VS. JOHN CARROLL one i - . *e Prepsters are actually better than last yearmore balanced- will take the tilt, 2'i-14, Gilmartin and Geiger go along with his view, and hopefully, will be rewarded, by 27-20 and 20-14 scores. i'onscnsus: Trinity Prep, 19-15. t N II ltIHFR OI'ENFI{ ' ' ' Lyman put season cross on a real nice display of early' country running Thursday, taking its Greyhound !nvitatior.al meet for the second year ma row. Kenny Duncan seems to be taking tip where the graduated Hound distancemen left n'f and set a record for the course with a 1(1:01 time, edgining long-time rival Kenny Evans of Sanford Naval Acadey. m Evans and Duncan quickly pulled out ahead of the 10-team pack and were easily the class of the meet. Coach Tim Praay of SNA, who had the only single A school in the meet (Eight four-A schools, one Three-A, and SNA) said earlier he'd be happy if his boys beat Seminole and Lake Brantley and finished no less than fifth, that is, if he couldn't have his first desire-an overall victory. Well, the Pats barely nudged the Middies, the SNA runners did come in fifth for a good showing. Three county teams, Lyman, Brantley and Navy finished in the top half, and Seminole had a Few good iwrlormances and should be up in the competition soon, but penence to get away with it. The best Fight of the night wj Wright, tried his best tomake between two first 119 pou4t a Fight but it takes two, and timc starters, [fenny Gonza* Oliver Wright scored a i o Oliver was doing a solo. 118 pounds of Tampa anid Hal round decision over Uvi Forte John L Johnson a 202 pound Curry a 119 pound local boy. in the heavyweight main event. "behemoth" From Miami Gonzales, 16 yearns old, did Forti, who has been used as a destroyed Tommy Howard, 200' fight like a novice in captunl punching bag by name fighters pounds, in just 2:39 of the third the four f ound (JecWon. C so many times, that he now has round, handled by Jim Williams, 1s only ore stle lef (-"Survival at .hthnson looked like a real former Florida. State Gold any cos t," refused to do much coiicr, .n registering his Gloves champion. of anything, but had the cx- se venth without a loss. Financially, only a bout Fiv or six hundred braved the . elements. The ones that did Lome were not treated to muct I, of an offering. In two wee..s Central Florid Bo x ing will try it aga(i s headlining the former ninth rated heavyweight in the sorkI, TAMPA. Fin. tAPi - Fred- time in spring and fall drills Elmer Hush. die Solomon becomes the first tuning up his passing game. black to start at quarterback Coach Dennis Fry el figure s for the University of Tampa Solomon is now a passing here Saturday night as the threat. Spartans open their seasor. £ ssvties nv ites you .o Toledo siht be out to aveni.e a against Toledo. Solomon, a Junior f;om Sum- 21.0 setback to Tampa in the our annuo ter. S.C., spent two seisons season opener here last season. grooming for the Job behind hint loss broke a 3.5-game Togrooming graduated Buddy Carter. He ledo winning streak, second has been one of Tampa's lead- longest in major college his. Om Howe ing rushers in the past despite tory. his part-time playing role. Tauiip'm cnt on to Fri.. Sat.. Sun. t t iAs freshman, he led record. Sept. 2*, 22, 23 team with 570 yards rushing and last year was third highest --for the Tangerine Bowl cham?~"PASSING SHOTS" POflS with 579 yards. ight-hea ed ioo un,•rar,eg lo k SoIomnon,wliocanieToumtpa at Tennis and because he Spartans Face Revenge of the writers sees the Saints Only Sa nts not getting by their opening game foes, highly regarded Ft. Pierce John Carroll, and Cherwa will get his full dish of crow to eat Saturday for calling it to the Hams 14-0. A Saints team held , scoreless. For shame. Richards, who sa ys Wright Decisions Forte In Ring enToledoRocket TownJJCount i ' - , - ' l felt his playing chances were better than at Larger schools, has spent 'nis rt o its history Tennis Party The bail took torn, bad t*vl1(C5 en wh4l must have betn the world'sfirst ttnn game played On a Cobblestone (Dint On July V. 1972. Billie Jean King & son's May-o ktvifl_ Whit, bested State Treasjrq Robert Crane £ p.ir trier Jo' n J eipson on the (cibble,%lurw of Copley Squorr 11,n Doti New ipmeill ct racket J ft5 £ (oven, i'iiriis Sits) I Hwy 17-92 next to Jim Spencer's Restaurant to the See now 114% and envoy J Hetdo$t I A PsptiS / WsffiUsl' 'I., TownCountry LINCOLN-MERCURY Hwy. i;.n so. at 5. Points LONGW000 312.4884 �- — -- 48—The Sanford HcidIU __ _ - - - — N I 4 —_X - ittany StanTora Lions, $ .0 F _________ No _ " Z E N,I 4k ,_ g" Grid Slate . bp~ . - ' rt -- COUNTY - ', Other games involving Top Ten teams find No. 1 Southern Duncan Sets Course /vfaric H Harrier ounds ( — 1 iI I David Shelling of Edgewater with a time of 10:02. In second with 54 points wa. Mtr Fighting Duncan for the lead the erAire race was Swdord NaVRI star runner Kest Evatiwi. NE f1" -= 1 -,e& ofI-_n -~-=d._ 8, I0:Z~. .I W' ttling it out for fifth was Jim Cole of Evans and Torn ! Herron oft yriar Both finished at 10 but Cole took fifth by a fraction, Evwm.. behind the running of Greg Sparks &nd Mike Bunn took seventh and ninth with times of 10:35 and 10:33. ~ Willie Calloway of Sanford Seminole took a very Ifthla - --,--.. mi-6su - ep . WiLl., U,Iarc ~_ LX isistley star Matt Schultz ftWtng in tenth. - OthE,r Lyman runners finishing in the top twenty were -_ . and Jim . I . .1 -i 1I I 1. in Mb . 4 .-.- ._1; :- ; Lyman Coach David Huggins za.id most of his players have improved since the start of practice. HugiinS especially proud of senior running ,qLar Ker,ny Dunc= —13 _3 Put Lyman in another record book. Fur the champion Hounds their next test will come Tuesday. SePt. 18 at take Brantif 'tst ii ;I . f - and Air Oriole Secret, eBad Lights * BY FRIED R0THf:1N ct ASSOcisted Press Nwrts Writer club where they can't see the PSUL..Wanna know the se. baseball. cfk to the Orioles' success.? "yeah?" 4UM-11 rookies tip to the imjor3. lets I I ..I team score INTS). suppIy ' ace. - . one lufl grne over ., the hIburgn 1rates are ta1g like winners. "We're jelling at last," . doubled hoine two runs and scored another in the fir-it innim, Thursday, helping the Pirates to a &I decision over Cbicag 0h "We're making the big plays and gettin'g the big hits. I think* we're as prepared as to go down the stretch" Pittsburgh 's victory gave the grates a one edge over Idle St. Louis and I L2 games over 11tiontreal, which also had the r',ght off. The fourth place New York Mets remained 21A. - ganies behind, L-atLqg Philadelphia 4.2 in 12innir,&j. Elsewhere in the N1, Thursday night, Los Angeles downed Houston and San Francisco ddeated San ego . The eminole County repmwtatives caPtured the fourth and rifth slots. Lake Brantlev was fourth witli 101 1),i Sanford `14'aval Aca(IcIny rjae' et' fifth with log. Co;onial was sixth with IC4 Points and Oak PJdge wound up in seventh with 2og. Sanford Sem inole was placed In eighth with no . __- Shhhhh! Not so laud, Yeah. - Tb** get theste good allgetes, see z Then the (kioles mnd theln Oriole newcomer Doug De- NFL Preview: In the other American .!:i ppvd 1our ge ff a I e, ru tc eor. •'-- * -1 *!. - - _r -il - - - - ____ 1 I I' I ~ j f I A rosc. may be a rose. may be . Isn't a homer, isn't a homer, AAW_ = 4 . - edged CWirorWa 5.4. -- - .4 - - - - ~`ZiEAW - __ - - - -I * .,- : ~ I 1 - 7 J - - (- r ---.--- - 11 .. — -- PRISCILLA'S Pop __ OUR LIBRARY NEWS. -.T'j/- c?T ' / GT A JEW ./ -- ___________ / . - GOOD! MAY IT Y'JILL FLY ,...,. _______ !i . !4. Teen;!: t Brigham Young 17. Colorado St 16 (N) - P.1 . 6' .,- -_ I I iron : engagement - I . - - . 0 W -J of _1W *%,; _____ - _.- I - I - T I/ 1~ I- A 4 14 -_________________________ by Heirridahl & Stoffell -- . Richmond 18, Davidson 10 East Carolina 27, So. Mics l Georgia 37, Pittsburgh 16 Penn St. 22, Stanford 17 Houston 26, Rice 24 (N) Use St. 13, Idaho 21 Illinois U, lndL&n,a 20 Tamps IS, Toledo I fN) Tennessee 24, Duke 21 IN) Texas A & All 34, Wictilta St. 7 Kansas IS, Wast: - St. 13 Tms Teeb 28, Utah I IN) Tulsa 11, W. Tex. St. 10 IN) Pacific 21. Utex El Paso 14 AN2 MIMOSA ... `11111111 1 1,' SANCTUAJZY... 4J) ) 1I , 0 ' - ' - il - F 4)) _) , J _1 - I -- —r -,- CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks & La wrence - 9 ~ C-0 C-51 1. Malor ' League I I In this the 54th season of the National Football League uic- U -J , ____N . fERE'IT 11 LO5R i COMIQLS No IT 10 G I14 "I ____ - . I . A , - / *~ .0.- 0. : ,2 I& i, -, I -- .1 .- - 5. --' ti - - .." 1~ , F . . J e11, 1~ (N) — 11 -.= '11 ga 20 (N) _~ I . -, * 7 1 . - --," i Florida St. 30, Wake Forest 10 W. Virginia 25, Maryland 10 *shiagton 31, HawaIi 7 Villanova 31. Mass. 21 _________ ", IK OMPUTR PIGE.D West. Mich 26, Long Beach St. ) _. -- i -- The TV blackout of home games may be legislated out of existtrice. Player dissatisfaction is sure to Hare by the time the CQIJCCLJVe bargaining agreement runs out next January Mean while. however. the game continues esthelicailv pleasing, With CW Stopping on exchange of the ball. therell be more plays , - -~____ .;~. I ~ . ,44.:;,. By TIlE 16", . • _'; ASSOCIATED PRESS z POP WARNER midget class gridders exhibit a power Eweep in practice scrimmage for the - ti 4,t ?" Utah St. 17, Weber St. 12 IN) - %cay down in Birmingham drive for a second consecutic 01 . ______________ 1 ( I -- - Aw ; pi . 3*4%.ra , Et&.&IL - - _' Dá'IIIlCfl - 4 - - INTHROP by Dick Cavalli -. . i,' ' ' -. :-?'- -— -• A.: -. . --' - coming pigskin year. The young footballers are -. -_ •, - __, r . _____ - - Spor s n Brief i t 1 Got.}' 1'?,# .. I 1 1 ' - j/j ' , FOOTBAll IIILThN IILAD ISIND, sc lltJOMJNGmN %ftnn - Hornero Btsncaj shot a five The Minnesota Vikings ac- under par G6 for a one-stroke clutred wide receiver Camil lead after the first r(itind of the Dale on waivers from the Green S150,0010 Heritage (;off Classic. Buy Packers. - qi- '"c . F- ~ - - I I II LEN . P14004C1 Is thhi Inc hS. -arn, Dolphins "n. Iyun . . 17 stra!anl sgs;n. Thefes ar, erntlional pur tof the New York Jets Ic upset them ri Weub E*bank s sa't act 408C-ft19 Season 8;j# tt aint 9-3nna be Doiphms 4150 benefit fro e of the it to eoose ar-'r ALUMINUM SHEET I "iton (C4zW 12-1:11j. N Milwaukee (C,DIborn I") at C"winn,at.1 (Gullett 17-8), N PII451w9h ('Bnle3 12-12) at, Detroit (Lolicti 14-13k, N St LoUIS (Cleveland 13-81. N Telasiflibby 7-9)atOaklanqj - ) - -. ap, .44 -r* S USED OFFSET PRINTIKI PLATES 23 INCHES BY 3,6 IN~HES _ - ,, I C , , rff~ "04T* firit'three &9a:r_1%1 "PO"OU911 OPPO"O". tMey-to h"o ( &. jjp I - pa Infou ERENCE ~.I , __ -s . i tv) f - __ W~vn Me a,own cafa *llr.n lI lh !__ ij i 6— ____ - . --all - - 4clt at Oakland mumegota at Chicago. N New York at Baftore N Sunday's Games Teus at Oakizind, N Kan"S City At CaliforrAa, N Final Pr#dicllon -. T Sabuday'I Game, I T k '1 Cta :' PhlladelphjaatMontzeal 0- CW290 at New York I- ~_ Atlanta at Ciminuti, N -ele-s at Ifouton Fr tr c 't o San V 9t~ - ~ IDEAL LINING - - - -_ A ,. - ,' )\A1 U I U() \'l'S r1iters appeu t tangle of SMIS, hulls, and to be janinicil i n a rial h0atS held in San --A MW - -iq -N . -1 - ~1 - .c-- - - ' - .r-- -_ - P1t'hur-h ' Ii Atlanta at Cincinnati San Francisco at San Diego ~J ~_ INSULATING 'WHATIS THAT AGAIN?I 1 fl \H\1 ) t'ridder find out thu t is im to food) 11 than meets VIC CYC, as they practict! (Herald Photo b J Rich am ) ) 300 N. FRENC-11 A VE, ijrra1b -' F '•'1 II .= - ?' - -____ 4 - -.1 -, ______ Mort Walker - -, I \ OKA EVER'IONE 7 r wi4o's COMIN6 )0 OUT FOR TE TEAM, WS60! , -_~ - wv,.. I ; !1 ç A " C $," - L4 a ('-., Oi4 . I 0 ) ( -- PA ______ )"•••'•'• HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C.(AP)- The towing say you have to hit it straight and sweet and pure on the liar bour Town Golf I inks. Get it a little off line. the% say, and uu re dead professional-I 've e es er long as I've been playing golf," iwid globe. %cen anywhere an trottiPR little Gary Player of South Africa. tit liontero Blitnens conquere4 It will,a 66. five un(ler par. I' ( If ii one ou lie P° nks of moss4ning old cypress wandered through the allikator. I- 66 infested swamps and slough& lie rattled It arotind in the branches of giant oaks and Pines. Ile got lucky bounces off ;.4 --%— - __ Lee Falk and Sy Barry THE PHANTOM POCMR LiVE lop Iiratound I J* _*J I I I i 40- A ( I. . I stores 69 (ian> aer 3449 Cosar Sanudo 32479 Bob Ben (renshaw 349 Hale Irwin __________ I / • - 1 . ( _. ".1.-1 ,~ k /' / % ` Z~ .q. .4-01 % . - / ,~, ~. ~) IE r - - - - - - ut it _.- . __: . Ilomero Blancas 33-33--a Jim Wlechers 33-34-67 John W ynn S-34 -~_ , TH ERE4C18F y DIFFORE EXPLORtV. A11QW_& Dcct"s .. - that left him liii a one-stroke lead over John Mahaffey and big Jimmy Wiechers, tied at 67. For Wlechers, who has threatened consistently In recent weeks, it Was his fourth consecutive round without a boRev, I ____ &C "1 ---ii ____ _,• 'V_ BEETLE BAILEY V I ranuo Linci ging from the confusion to ifl this heat was US932 (center). - I -- i - • And the happy hombre from Houston did It in a fnWon no PH 322 2611 ZZ I _( ?. - Chic Young , 4E G' TEESTIG' ~ f 7 . ç#_- - E O C CA';c - - kin Or first round leai anfarb r , too~' ,- 1 . ONE WAY V \ I ~_ .,:.! Blancas Leads Pros W*1th NON.RUSTING PURE ALUM INUM CA N 0 E CUT WI TH SCISSORS I - i -4 CA MR DiT04ERS - (\ ,( ''r .' ' MATERIAL (TheyJust IDEAL FOR ROOFING or II' I wS i4E2E ALL A)NE I / 4" .) - ~~~ r' At Heritage - , P - hilAdelWa at Montreal C-hicago rt .New York New York at Balumme Ueeind at Bot 6fE SLfPING -. . - I I TRAFFIC JAM - WtST - Oakland p'otee to leap Kansas City, j ai*a'4r3 Some. flaw the chials (Joni ( UAVE ____________________ ''-' CPTRAL - - 14 L •__ I--------=111111 ___ J DUMSDl) ~__ ~__ ~__ i Or ' u .. B LON DIE - - ___ S - ~ '- FOR - - roz5 _ ' -1 - - .Am" A- - - - ______________________________________ - D I - -C ' ',')&..I. - - i . I' C. )- I - - a ; - 0 I 01 '' 7 ! __________ - I PA -z. L g I - fA ~ I swng back to passing twS season, using live POSsible receivers. The Pendulum of Baltimore WLPCt.GB. Pittsburgh flu 503 Pdwv has swung Sliqhtly to the American Football Conference, Boston 80 67 .544 7 St. Louis 72 73 .497 1 ~_ ~~_ M -77 _"i_W with record brea btn Mt3rflI in the va New York 73 74 497 14 New York 71 75 486 2' f' Milwauk ee 70 77 476 17 ChIcago 69 76 475 4 NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE ' Cleveland 84 84 432 23 V~k Philadelphia 65 81 443 8 EAST - Despite ea: West * s from me New York G West Continues to be a t*o *a1 ot1e boten IT Oakland te Wasntngton R•d 64 61 576 Cincuma liki-FIS 3-nd 03113s Co*boys, T6P Redskins afe 89 57 610 favored. but tn* Cow. Kansa City 80 66 .50 4 E2 Los Angeles 85 62 .578 4t7 ent. - even Duane Thomas on Ine other sice- aoth teamij shoulcl 0deago 72 7i .493 121i San FrancLnco 81 _% -y'. 64 .&" 7IL2 Oft thCtl "aSon rar.otd$ Minnesota 10 74 .486 131i Houstor, III with tef ittota a 67 76 -469 16 Atlanta -" 72 76 .486 is Stfun Det to un&^-41 pie power Uar! = EW7-o w Texas . *Yjrt* vs building in Green Say 51 93 IM .w1 San Diego W'i the Pace's ac most, i !P'd gre'at 5392 36635', Tho V rgs *oce tr'e 5 , tfl' It1E- I ,a.. 'U,, 5r!1 tI.3t . rOOkIe ot me yw , Th'sdai. a Results Thursday's Reslti Pttaburgh 6ChI - r OnOuO , to make INS the black-And-blue division again New York 2. Boston 1, 12 in. New York 4, Philadelphia 2, nings WEST - Stuneqng tho*ings of the Los Angeles Aams 12 I1VU m$d , me evaluate this sector gsf and % paiuflOte.,s,mwaee6, 10 go b*ck to Sari Frin c'sco as the lOgical cfloce OararI the __________________es Angeles 8, Houston G 4ers have s"orpest team ~__ ---------innings Atranta. becaj* t physcaf ta5 an outside shot though Packing a IL San Francjscob , -------- - - - ~, eho . Kansas City S P Ca!Uornia 1 Norm Vn Uvcxl a on rho spot to p'ouce for Inc Fatcons Friday a Games SenWo'lai season by Rams Hadi Could change around of il Ph Friday's adelphia (Canton 1118) .. . - — Games CONFIRENCE - The V'"; i'. t'e :'' 1. Su. New York (Stottlem)re 13-ISi ntMontreaUMoore '-151, 00, Sow! . . . .1 I at BaIWnore (Jefferson Chicago tJ nk1n 12-14) at - — F~M -9 _Mlmmmma~" W New York (stone 10.3), Almnder W7), N ^11LIC14A .~ - I __ New A 4L~--*---i - I . MIDGET Aw,trim 1"SW . __ - --I--.---__ _.74aI;:'_ Rose Bowl, will start their whipping Orego. n. 29-15. i __ - . - ___: -- --_ ~_ 'k• Miss. St. 37, NE. Louisiana 17 _. Standings I Old friend John McKay's tying one in 15 seasons. Nill Southern Cahlornia Trojans, start the season off right by - ~ crcas Expansion into four more markets is in the air, by 75. There are to be sure a few cracks showing in the structure 7 . . wa -,, I - _ the S130(1 looms larger than Kung Fu. Attendance, which reached 10 million for regular Season and 15 million Uver3ll. wi ll in - .I .- - - 1 ~ w _77 V - I- -1 ~ ~ - ___ - , -1 - '-. _- - )-. ____ sW 11ri-, .% . - -- i- . )t;z E) f ~"- I .702 0 5 COTTIONWOOP ;; So Cal 35, Arkansas 18 (N) Louisville tl. Kent St. 12 Sun Devils. whose coach Frank Kush. has amassed 3' &%Ck TO SCENES OF MY - __ ;;;CHILPIHCXV... . — -1 Ggiz s ecfl , 7HF. SWEET- _.. - It ~ ., ____ ... - r,1- _____________ THESE FOUR WALLS . 1,W *Cwrr* SOMETHINI! - t IIflWNlA PS-TUNIA! 1 , " ______ _' Predictions are for games SMU 47. Santa Clara 7 13 Arkani' Meanwhile.the Arizona State Penn" Itate at Stanford, ArizG- VIrginia 23, N.C. Stale 21 N. Carolina 39, Wm. & Afar), Is Mich. St. 21, Northwestern 14 Minnesota 27. Ohio St. 22 Oklahoma St 14 Utex Arling ton 12 Arizona St. Z9, Oregon is (14) Cincinnati .14, Xavier 21 IN) LAST WEEK to The Intersectional sked is a man from Mir-souri. assures dazzling one - Colorado at LSU, Missouri hosting Missis. have little trouble disposinq of sippi in their firi,t-if-ver grid _Z7 ( ~ .1 A\^JA'Y! L "' Alabama 27, Cah(urnia 10 (Nit Auburn 32. Oregon St. 14 IN) - )-A.' ; Gophers shade Woody H I Ohio lads, 27-22, and the lowly I 0 f MgArded Badgers upend Pur. , dur. 17-14 - har-rumph! , . - _& S tern rates the other 00sig fen The Old Boy Himself encoun erg- Illinoi! 28. Indlaria 2D. Michigan 33, Iowa 22. revail over Colorado's Bt:(. and Michigan State 21. North- alos. 19-15. * #: /_ 15/ \ _____1 C> c~ P Paul (Bear) Bryant, beginnin his 29th year as h~!ad coach of a major eleven, will record his 221st victory as his 'Bama Boys repel invading California - har-rumph ' Now go on with the fore cast. I that's CISCIly what's in the cards 411 Yas, there will truly be - - \ - I man? No? Well, dear readers, - / .——.----" . R KEEP as Purdue Boilermaker's head it . F would in Alex Agase s debut . - t _~_ r trJ ---3zi~~ I .# I P_ I I. 01 LIKE %1. I national title by rolling over game but outmanned Arkansa s. 35- 15, Egad. friends, what a tasty Perennial power Penn State bill of fare we have for you will ambush the Stanford Indi football devotees this week. ans - heh-heh - on the I.,kt* Would you believe that with icr s home grounds 22 17 and only one week of the season Louisiana State. still unsettled gone there would be a full on its quarterback but boast. Itlate of Rio To!" lame, - cn the Ing a H3t. of fine runners. will schedule? br th "'t the Minnesofa Gophers would humble mighty t Li:iaj:rti,; F5EcRT ACT I eys I , E OESNT TRUST AN'ONE OVER ~ __. ~ By MAJOR AMOS B HOOPLE Upset Champion __ 4 IN MATH,i5 NAME IS Atv' MERCLE.1 OF TO GET TO ) / J( HARD I It 4 ES CTE WI-IATS HE - -- ~. i homer,lifUng San }ranclscotoan victory over Gene Locklear's pinch single had driven in two Padre rwis for a lead In the bottom of the eighth. Fred Kendall bad its and Clarence Gaston tagged a ftft..nm homer for grAdres. - 4. - 4=_ ~ , W. by Larry Lewis —__,,-- , .% 11 . FRUSTRATION IN FORM I 11 01' EifIWA! ('rf L"LpC z. Ben K em ernleft) and Lee Trevino (right) exhibit the form they have been showing in recent tournament play. I"''-vr I (~~Ajlii:~ r --- C2 'r- -~ C 4 . # -4 . K 'E ` A 11 ~% N- ,'~1_11*1 k I " -- ___ 1~_ ~ The Aos were leading 2 in th e fourth w hen Dodger starter Tommy Jchn drew a base34oaded walk front Dave Roberts, forcing Irme the t)"--.g I r--m. Lopes thcn, followed with his double. Cey tagged his hocrer an Inning later. in the first inning. Those three quick runs were plenty for Bob Moose, who got late relief help from Ramon HernaMe2. Mets 4, Phillies 2 Wayne Garrett, battine for winning pitcher Tom Seaver, __ - ___ __ _____ __ — --__ __ -- (Shhh) the Yankees, reduced the W. 01"' Pennant-clinching magic number to io. . '' GENUS WkOS ENROLLED IN THE COLLEGE .11. F Houston, n Ksinger setting the stage for Stargell a two-run double ball faster herr," ,said De"I sft so much better up here Ctnces, who W83 Cal.ling Rochcause of the lights-" DeCinces ester twme last week before the Wd Thursday night after he Orioles brought him tip to the parent club. "In some parks You're lucky If you can pick up 7-6 victory over the MWw;luk ee the ball betore it reaches the Brewer& Catcher's mitt." 71he triumph, coupled with U*m loose on m3JOr Wgue fields with great lighting arid the newcomers go be3erk. ' Tf4AT MUST 9E \' EJ: SIT NEXT TO kiN ThE I3.1yE4R.O i '. \ 1%~ ; ; . , '. - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURPS I •. _____ ___________________ - ' I "I've been with the Mets en years and I still appear 1er' ninth Lri" '•• _____ : prettysane," he said. "I seem to have no mental pt obleins, I never beat my %ife. My roonunate still likes me." Dodgers$, Astros I Ron Cev ripped a tim run homer and Dave Lopes added I8 two-run double, leading Us Angeles to an " victory OVer Chris - 1. — ' ___ _ - /ONDERFUTI'\ three 1-0 games and had just no run to work with in three of his last four starts before Thursday. . t sooner or later, somebody wotdd . 1EA '- \_ , p. I : I THE 14 H$J yf 116 _ - M " loopcd the Lie-breaking single in the 12th as New York again Now, about that National League East championship race, Another MCLM Conference opponent, FAgewster. finished in thirl %W~ ~a. behind the lead wth a 10:11, The third place finished also went to a L -- By IIAL BOCK Associated Press Speru Writer - _____ 7;-Z .. - - - - — ) I LI L - • irates Talk Li'eke Winners P' In last night's competition Lyman had the low number of team points with 35. Dwican set the courw record of 10:01, prev,iously held by youth movement In his second season. --- --- -- ______________ . - I UCCfi53! THE Ff&D ____ ri . - I BE A HUGE W4ALE SHARK A ____ . ________ 1 0:5A _ ___ * 4 remaid iui Ohio state, wink .i young 10 a team ic s to reap the benefits of Frank Lauterbur's three-year Stanford, led by quarterback Mike Boryla, employs ____ . .. PL A 11 - return to the Rose __ u __ ____ - 0 emerges the %Ictor. swM. __ LrL rmketJ N otre Dame and No 16 UCLA - a - -1 - _,- Bowl with a sophomore quarterback at the controls of his State Buckeyes Cornelius Greene, who logged somc game time last year as a freshman, steps in for the injured Greg hare against Cal StylI's monstrous Minnesota Gophers und the Big Ten's top returning running back, senior John VJni Mother opener between Big Ten schools, th e Michigan. Iowa cla sh, featur es th e Wolverine combina ti on of qiuirterback Dennis Franklin and workhorse full ba ck Ed u'. I Naval Acanemy with a time of 11:06. in cross-country the team with the lowest number of points is the winner due to the elaborate scoring system. Whatever place a runner finishes in is the number of points he receives, thus the team with the most depth captured six of the top ten spots including a one, two, three I ran the two mile Kenny Duncan, the Hound cross-country team again won their invitational Greyhound Opener amidst dark clouds and fierce empetition. I Besides Lyman, SeiniftWe County emerged with a resWtable reputation amongst such powerhouses as Evans, FAgewater. Oak Ridge and Colonial. Seminole County boy-s .: petter Lake &antiey grabbed 13th behInd G ntr t r \ Uh wi I P L uei.bdnnd 1'crkin was BY JOHN CllF_RWA Iferald CAnv,,Kpondent Woody Hayes will start his quest for __ _ IP MALI SAY? ('OUT THE -.- ___ __ - - ________ ____ ____ j F I ALLEY 00P ! .--- IL But Scott Bull will have to do the Razorback job at quar. Cal hosting Arkansas, third-ranked Ohio State entertaining Minnesota, No 5 Michigan at Iowa California at No 6 Alabama No 9 Tennessee awaiting Duke and No 10 Colorado playing at 16 th -ranked LSU. In the Second Ten. No. 11 Oklahoma is at Baylor, Oregon State visits 12th-ranked Auburn, No. 13 Arizona State at (egoi, Kansas State at No. 14 florida, Virginia at 17 th rankedNor th Caroltha St ateRlceatNol8ljo usto n William & Mary trave!Ing to No. 19 North Carolina and No. 20 Texas - -- ,7 - - COACHES AT THE WIRE Capalletti to rush for 1,117 yards as a Junior. however, Joe . . SEMINOLE COUNTS harrier coaches, Roysmi1le of the day when Kenn Duncan finished ons. ranked seventh In ThePaterno has only four starters back on defense. ated against an unheralded first of the 10-school pack and the hounds took r-ess poll, Gaines of Seminole: David Iluggirs, Lyman but potentially At the Los Angeles Coliseum, a rebuilding Arkansas dangerous Stanford squad, is one of the headline games a nd Tim Praay, Sanford Naval Academy, in first place Praay S Kenny Evans took second, Razorback squad will come up against the Southern th e first full week of college football activity. bunch together at the finish of the Lyman but the Middics, plagued by illness this p,ast California Juggernaut led by Anthony Datis. Frank Broyles, A Stanford Radium crowd of 50,00o is expected for the 3:50 coming off a mediocre wason and with only three returning Gre)hound Invitional opener as their charges %eek, faded to fifth place Seminole finished p.m., EDT, contest, th e flrstevcr meeting between the two to have the graduated Joe Fergu would still like sarters , swe , vp into view. Huggins had the happiest last but had sonic good individual show:ng. schools. The game will be seen on the American Broad. -- - * __~ __ , Two w muitlpleoffenslvesetsrlinfrOrflboththelafldT(ormatlons &rlti a senior, Is cected to come out throlng agajn lk nn Sta tea ndthrowinglong,StflCelaSt)eW hetotaled 2,284 'ards- fourth In the na tion-through the air lanes The Lions offense features five returning starters In an of. 1vc flnè at opened enough holes last year for John Assoelated eu Sports Writer There ii t. fl couple of thkflo%fl, like the Stanford dPtflnMatesdeknw,hentheN(tan Uons travel w to meet the Cardinals But since the game is Saturday's nationally televised college football contest, th e factors t be unknown for long - 10 1 _-k166~ ____ CROSS ByCI1UCKArJM `7 4 --, •_ — College Head J _W 9~tk - 'I A- —. Il'i ~, - -, k%A ~ / ! : --- - L'OKoh - I . r i5~" i . - . ___________ Friday, Sept. 14, 19/3— The Sanford Herald A 'It _____________ _2! . I _163~ - ... _,. ~ M.~__:__ ;!::._,L,r -i - - ________ ____ ! RRMW Friday, Sept. 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Manufacturing Company, JuncFarm Fresh Rabbit, any Ouantity. flcn Hwy. 431 and 119, Winter g jvrrnrnrnt 'np(ttJ, 79c a Springs. iXUfld. ! e2i7 - i 11 Instructions PIANO LESSONS 17 Week Chord CourSe it -; Wccr. 32 Manager Trainee, opening new o4fie. Good future, ANDERSON EMPLOYMENT. $IOC1M. Cuitodiat Ia*n service. btjllolng ISoo month 'un. nerm'"P" ¶tCrt Auth-i t(jiu E. l.Qr%Crit. 533 0I66 WOMEN - O.KLAWt1 MEMORIAL PARK: has opening fo( grounds maintenance man Permanent lob. For WANTED IrOer 1wrAil3fl41l and Carpenleit Helpers, 134 6.345. RECEPTIONIST & tItN. Ap1iancenndr'ewgitS EXECUTIVE service. Good fringe benefits. Salary plus commission. Esperien:e preferred, but not necessa.- v. CuiI fr appontmrnt. SECRETARIAL TRAIN EES it ni'; c cretar.ei $Ourd.t infefiiting to you end your reed is urgent, we will gIve you complete training and provide you with fullor part time employment. #iiCh c-wry you ,)C5.re 11.0th morning and evening Cla..ti avdilabl.. You must be willing tc start immediately. Personal in te'r'view required. CALL 8348588 NOW ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE f-n,.a PUuil.i l..uiiilit, 231 Vi. st l, 3725133. Davis, Bull Baker Volkswagen 3219 S. 17-fl. Opening for driverS. Apply Union Oil Conspany 601 Wc%t 6th St. San ford requirements Frer placement STATE APPROVED SOUTHEASTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE 315 E. Rch At, , DeLand MEN & WOMEN Pleaded Immed4tefy to train as 'IBM. COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS. The dlffl$ftd for qualified programmers it great. We will train you for thiS highly skilled profesSion & S,rvica you with employment at the tame time Thrre is no age lcmit, but tti; t rt 'rn me'cl.a?ely Prev.ous eiperience s not required. For your personal interview CALL 834-8588 NOW ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE SwimmIng IrAtructiOn. All iceLand aU phases. Topped by a qualified aquatic ballet arFit. 15 yrs Exp. Call 6)1 2391. IBM TRAINEES II w-kng as en IBM k,ypijnpi operator sounds interesting to you and you are Avlitabte to start we can have you working and training t the same flp Thtre 1% no age limit a'wt high school d'ptona is nut reql4rrd Prrparyrj l th fttf now in ltis t'.gtity rower ....4 required. CALl. 8348588 NOW ORLANDO BUSINESS COLLEGE $3 Travel Agencies LYtNG CAi.P[T TOURS. ,lNC *kIin. ticteti, Cruise and Tours it otfciaI rates 33) Semoran ...-.. n'' INC. $317777. Real Estate Salesmen needed. (sc-cIte"! commission. Call Francis Cygan. Manager. JACK R. McCLURE Do you like working with living plants' We need potters, packers and generous laboreri in nursery. Good b,n.fitt, Apply in person, 25355. Park Ave., Apopka or ciii 556-7772.. ext. $59. Mature kitchen help Wanted * *CASHIER* * COWSTRUCTION CORP. 131-3455. Immediate openings for ,pertenced survey party chiefs, instrument men, and rod men. Guaranteed 10 hour week, paid insurCnce program. 6 paid holidays. Paid vacetloos. Profit sharing plan Contact Ma' -zuey (rigneeuing Inc 1475 So Volusa Ave. Orange City, 904 1153550 Handyman needed. Molt be dependable. Apply New World Travel. Hwy. $797. Longwuod. Ph. REALTOR please u-orkert apply in person to American Wood ProductS, 1W Charles St. Longwood. Fla. LABORERS WE WILL TRAIN TO SPRAY LAWNS 15I) PIN HOUR TO START. APPLY IN PERSON TO 101 CANDAPICE DR., FERN - Pinc'cre'it. $700. Call afterS:30. 322 1275. PARK ON CALL 1341060 FOR DIRECTIONS. N. W. COLLINS. INC Painter. •sp(-fE-flced only. Sptuy, !ullt'r and rrush 1730791 Coir.pany. Top Pay. Ecllent fringe benii1i Mill have clear record, *r end phone. PhOne 305. Orlando. or 1001 $94 0761 Ejecutive Center Drive, An Equal Opportunity Employer. school.shoppingorchurche%.Wall Forrest to wall thai carpeting, dish washer, refrigerator, disposal, rangeandc,ntraiheat-air, ovine Realtors 645 7333 swimming pool. 372 saai. Houses Rent Furnished 19 Female Hip Wanted SECRETARY. •perienceø nt-w 2 or 3 bedron'n JJirv a rc'i : ;;.,r I'tome? Brand townhouses. Choice local tonI Plo Furnish It with items Advertised car nedgd for s1opping. schools n'Ciasslfied Ads. or churches. Wall to wall shag _______________________________ carpeting. DtshwCshet. dispaiaI. n'A ''0t heat air. i'.nd Mobile Homes Rent 33 Hurry! There's only 104 each 377 --.- - -- ---- - . 114%. Rent or Lease, 3 bedroOm. 2 bath double wide trailer, central heat. air. carpet. furnished, private lot. * * 5700 322 3a59. JENA DRIVE, DELTONA ______________________ Sun.76 Two bedroom trailer on the river Sal. 1.5 Early American with: $150 a month. Inquire at 2411 W. 2largebr.. 2baths. Estrast First St., alter S p.m. __________________________ MobiloHomeLots 35 Resort Properly Business Property ent F HIGH RETURN * - ________ - - $2Smo. Reatty,fl.130l j Body Shop For Rent. 1200 month. Ph. 3fl 1535 BuSiflets Property for Rent 506 Sanford Avenue Available Oc tober I For information, CIII Sweeneys Ofiie Supply. 327-1216. * Houses for Sale Q5fofy executhie home with pool and gucs? house. lm maculate Inside and out. Betutitul QtOUfldS. 159.900. ITS COOL IN THE POOLOne of ow finest valueS. Spotless inside and out, thiS home is ready 10 YOUR family The large fenced tti ynii has an n-it.ng S#'ini rn'ng pool. dressing area and l,erge covered patio. Features '.entrat heat and Located in a f.re residential neighborhood, but very convenient, Only 1.37,0(0 50 hurry) Cailbari Real Estate Rooms for Rent 71 I4ru-t 5yry. CatI 772 7ig ______ - I room furnished, Pyivateentrne, bt*P, and parking. Call fl 27k --2 Rooms and Bath Sint.tvPeflon LkeMary -. Realtor I. TV. 101W 1st St 377 7333 SWITCI4ROAROOPEPATOR S$p.n..to$3Opm, SATURDAY $4 Camping.Resorts 3J0m to6.3Qpm __________ Light bOukketpirig esperiCace Do you" ramP'.0 ..fld C Oi'?fl'' Of preferred. /upoiy in person, THI Camp Serniu,..ie, No Alcoholit CIRCULATION DEPT. THE Ueverage. fl2 447Q. SANFOR OHE QAL 0 t/ik ikip i.jhtud erred Apply NursinO Center, 919 E. 2nd 5t, NO [ONIJERUSEDCAMPING -''GEAR IS IN DEMMiO .[tL 17 NOWWtTifACLASSI-ILO AD. * *WMTRESSS* * Opening In The 1.nford HccCtd Mitt - Rd-am for a take charg. type AM. Or P.M. Skits. Ac-ply Cavalier PAct or inn, 33 S. 17-fl. Sanford. per Look iftef the padian,tg - and shIpping 04 General Ottic -Grl Fiu$day. goad out eec 4 typist, intereSting work. met a tot orvto-...own. 04 people. local, 000d salary. L1.iDrPtOt4 lLstc'1oy.Erlt .S101M THESAP'FORDitERALO. -. Wnte1 lirip for toitago nursery. FREE StIDES Can 'apt to your hOurS. Ph *W 1118. Knapp Shne q'ci part tint "'''." '"' :m--i. ft Maid. j.; Ot.I ." t1intI rre, aq.tpm"ntt Free _-_-._ training programt intereited? Wited&,,ad, s days a weex. Wi!a . . '1 DeBaty area Must ha-.te trot' flrockfoft. MatS., poflaiiin. Ph. 181116$. * IZULP REALTY ,_. " 3oApartmentsRent Unfurnished S ______________ -, - S19.9001 5 CITY -- - - -C A WHI000P. SR . 11ROK. III U. Path, SJnhLrd 722-5991. Nlgt,ts.373i Call Rosie Robinson, Assoc - DON HOWE Apartments Rent Furnlhgd - 2 BedroOm Upsta'rs 6M05. Lease $123 Plo. Call37l70llattrr$ , h- -',,' 'ç. li: nr !'. -'-.'.. WELAKAAPARM? 1)4W. lit5f -- - '._,''.,1 i... Broktt Da yS 777417) :;;,; three otvrs,,s,, i-i ItaIn, toOed commercial, only $21,500 Owner will carry rnortpaqe. Homes iwo 3 bedroom, 7 batr. 3544 nd 2541 El Capitan, Sinford. Central Mat air. Sully carpeted. Conven ticysal financing 47)440, CRANK CONSTRUCTION. OSTE(P4-4,sc, with S room. I bath r.n-'r fr,; tryr.5 $?',t".33 tti'n- - custom built homes. 4 bedroom. 7 b.th, with central hail end '*411 t wati carpets. fnii'j 5'2 'r1 t' t air. '''-'-" - ZIG ZAGS 15 to Choose from. $31 2373 a..-. ?Mke sue. you have a place o put ----- 322.5641 -______ LOC:IARUOR--Cu%tOm3bedroom, 2 bath, one year. 16 s 37 pool $51,000. Assumable mortgage of OCt. $268 mo 10 cludel taxes and ins. 377 nIl. 5.30,000 et ? 1t1, Elm! ' 2 bedroom hOme, t,uitt with extras thaI normally are found only in more u.pcn%ive new homes, Extra large rooms oleriized lot, priced 575.300, Assume mortgage, or put S 10 p'ct down on flew mortgage. We har' many many more, we can tell you about. We arrange financing for thd home of 'tour choice. Call or "'phy ou.,roffice.Optfltlll 1pm. 7 Ple Homes tlr, just i4"h :i 17 '1?. Tracti Rd at beavittul Lah.e Kalhr'tn Estates. Pr. Grand Opening discounts. Models set up so you can move in-,today. Ask about free rent Free delivery arid set up within 100 mIles. Place Homes,531 2770. NOW tiPtr* 1' - Don't Stop Till We Matching Chair Op.ns to sleep -- READY FOR RETIREMEN1 Inc iS the' place to.' you City cot ii'nt ,'vtti.n r..'tl'Sr dstan-(e.3bedrootn,2 bath, I yN new home with fenced yard, at citr'.ls trees Your own well ar wptic, Pay only electricity, phau' and county foul. Only 133,90 Please cell I-f,H. BenneJId, Ao Roberts & Gilman -- aiIbart Real Ectate 21 Hour Service Call 372-7495 si,,s I. Ths NEWSPAPER dogi not knowIngly accept HELP.WAPITED ADS that indIcate a preterenc based on age from em- ployers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. More information may be obtained form the WauHour 1f Ice t Pm 0?, Orthrtdu Prof Cm. 22 W Lko Be'tiilyflr. P0 flex BO4Ia.sd.t. Fla, 32506, A. telep4iont,. 7.j$.4473 ir-aiicws ,,,,j '..s lj Inc. ', '-i. 130.1 Id $,,i ..'I- TA.l I $ Roberts & GItmnu Inc., Realtots Prti,1dern-c YOUR BA CX YARDI Realty 8343131 for -- 51 J A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! -__ "_ .( ,_ .' Read Lifestyles South Sanford Avenue (I 'Sanford's Sales Leader" - A & 4 APPLIAPICI REPAIR All makes lervce Ph. *30 simply the finest adult mobile park in America todoy. Close to Orlando. Extraordinary location. Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot rentals for homes start at $75 per I month. FurnisneaI models open for your iflSoecti 'v// jOfl(ST -fr-j 14 fl Let one BuUdoxlng Glass-Mirrors - t'irie. ( fli For Rent- Motor grader & sc-if Ifl.*t1.fl43 en %':fh -e;a?,,.,s & labor, 530-9916 day or night JJ_OfluNDO I'HIJ'OREST 1W Take Intershole 4 .ost Ia the Lake Mory •uit. Get off ai'id go rIght on (ølts Mary Focest is on your 1.11, o mI. from the hut, Open on weekdays from 10 t41 3:30 lusuleverd The non t.II 6. VtIt0,5 welcome. SuncJy, from Shrubs. trimmed & Shaped, Flower cleaned A. edged to per fi'tn Spccialst Mowing by ri- qui'$t only, i-tee estimate. 323 s(PD:ARIK GLASSA PAINT Ceramics BOYS AND GIRLS JACKSON'S CERAMICS, Supplies, kiln deal 10 3 Closed Thur i.i,i, 7. cnj,- 327 7971 - AGE U OR OVER H&A CERAMICS 10)1 CelecyAve,Sanid 323 C561 Earn Your Own Money By Delivering A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week ian Service. Odd lobs, and Light, hauling, Tren'tbtay, 373.7771. Landscaping CommercIal a. Residential Charles Below Co, 373 4425 CO ________________ - __________ Grooming Professional with - - . cmcxjeling7 Room Add, painting. ill types of carpentry InIpri'., I *tcrior. Reasonable, 373 4347 a PtiOI,Wilki j Pool Decks Charl.sReiowCo.3fl.42$ - i5 - - - - I a m 6 p-rn- Animal Havpn C.rooming and Boarding. 372 5752. ainhing. interior, exterior. Fur niture repair & refinishing L1censed & bonded. Reasonable Charles Seals 323-4114. 'th 5rrniritp Dry*iil *0(1 5i."i '-rrvi(o. Specbelinrsg in drywall • extures, Ph, 377.5333 .'."' .,.,.. -_- _.1_,_ . Gutters & Down Spouts 500 French Ave 377 - - COGBUDi.i EPICE c. PH, 130 4 BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Smf.li jobs Wanted 277 1331."LakeMary" ii"_ -r i Warehouse Outlet located 3$ S. Orange Ay,. __ Orlando (between Huld. £ MichIgan) H*uri 327.3333 - Equipment . -_"- _________- - ReynoldsCoronet, mutes, stand, music. $90 Ph. 322-5580 -- 30 in. Magic CMI range. 1 year old. ..,sv.., rurnaco, $70. All in good working wa,i 60 condition. Ph. 373-9s, Good vied Westinghouse washers. Ph, 1317737 after 1 p.m. ___________________________ I Cars Removed DL WAGON Abandoned, unwanted, iunk car-s hauled away, Your cost, 1)0. Orlando 7CS 6194 anytime. ________ Motorcycles ___________ is - 1912- Harley Davidson 14. In beautiful condition. Full dress with many extras, Only 1300 original miles, WIll sacrifice. 17500 Call 3-73 0230 or 531.74.ts - '7) Kawatakl, 500. Excellent ran. ditlon. 3)00 miles. 1930 must sell. Call 32308)7. Office Eq WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL - L1LL- 1973 175cc. Honda. Good condition, 5500mi.AlsofIyrod,re.la,I; UL ftJIL f Hwy. 436& 17-92 Fern Park 5)5 Call Dan, 3fl 1991. _____________ I 5TT'"T'T- ment '- . __ ____ NRC,I condtionOays3fli3Q3. PICK 'uP PAYMENTS Speed Queen washer and matching dryer. Both Ill mo. Call 322 0241. ask for Sam -- - Surpius new lumber, all sires, half price. PAUl SLATER I't (1i-s ci, I s'. .i Ilpaper Hanger I (t'rSri P ('Sai'rti.SI Comnerlai Free Estimale Ph. 373.u73 WellDrilling WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sIZes ',',e repair and serilce SIINEMACI4INE& SUPPLYCO, maSt. 377.4437 - i' .-'. ___ Equipment for Rent '" Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE. Sam. - , ' - . I ' L.J " ________ ' _ a _____ '_-_ ___ Westinghouse Refrigerator. 15 Cu. ft. Turquoise. Perfect condition, 1.60. Ph. 3373210. - AIR CONDITIONING. 3096 Orlando Drive, 223-5434. RECONDITIONED Refrigerators. Washers and Dryers 2050 FREE KITTENS SOLIDBLACK ,.J_) - ______ J.s . WARRANTY. Free Delivery, WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 144 -_ - * - '-F' : 7111. / -. ___ Chrome DInette Set 6 Chair-s. 550 372 0367 FREEZERS New and used. Cick's Appiiane %atcj & Service, 2417 S. French Ave., Sanford, Ph, 332-7651. .r --- -. . __ • i1'-." _ \ - -• 52 Appliances used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES, 37]0691. Disfrict Manager it was the only thing to do after the mute died' Opening MAIL ROOM FOREMAN Position Open ot the SANFORD HERALD SupervIse the Staff Packaging the paper for distribution Mon. day through Saturday. At ilie T"-rt.. thiDro, Safd H 'U t Id ExCelIenf Starting salary and automobile Apply In person to the a l!t' 'mi1tirI Ileruth '' '' ' Previous circulation experjece desired but not necessary make, To buy a now mt,k. Cr ''vest ri osef h probl,m o! ti' Ozorl wintari Ioc.9ti on worm. Ooded mu 0. Not si bug ri on asr-Cøoted VoIktwogn, Then ,,,h0t abcs,? tr,e aotirsg t"ob' ill of th two? tiiy vs gosoime. A M,, Hinstey puts f- "I et Over there was 1h0 iiI :l,Ilz,r'$ worth ;Jsjr f!ci','-..-,. i.tq).li.r apply in person to the De artment "-''-''T" :,...- their cob,n. Mo-i', ci mute pulling wagon rt'J many a CCf..'ri?.nt .i lOmcibiIe- has n' ju -ir e tc'ck n t1'e r'ijJ Alto, ci mole noeth a birn A doesn't. "It cu' thre all Jn 1e point I1)i5 fl9Ur 1% çJOi3lI 311. dy we Fifl&!'V. !,'re wot mu°'t"fiiofll'e think oLu! .''h'trt a muI dOwn, the,9'1' only .flC t'3 - . to ': Shoot.' R'' if arid when 11ie.r c ari, 'ic I'-lntleyi h31us. :1 '/Olsc n,'.' .'..i';in'jeo!errit-ytw D'.'t..'.),' _____________________________________________________ BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC - THE SANFORD HERALD - t3ugli de'i'r btter nses arculatlan ' Mi0t, -i.;j T heywesgPledth,twopo$,1b11,,cs - CIRCULATION :_ i-u-,- - - I '• " 64 ex OICKJOVCEWELLDRILLING 3' and larger, pumps, sprInklers - WaterconditIonei-s,377.M;0 - " .-i _... Wallap,rHan1ng 707W _i 61 - BuUdng Materials FREIGHT DAMAGED New and Used, Freezers, Washer's. Refrigerators arid Air Con dlcwscr's GENEVA HEATING 6 '1 ,., Sat. 'III S ___________________ DEPARTMENT a I Junk MuscalMerchandlse - c,sr -------- -rRcuoflng&$hic$M,tal a " ......_ - • Sanford s ____________________ service, O.inoerous tree-s topped. trimmed ..-----. 'JUW!i. ui or uirrw000. is 'tn. experience. Ph, day or nIght. 373 8715. _ AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR APPOINTMENTS vintud*outboIrdmotorwtt,, tank-like new. Ph. 372-5419. DECORATORS KENMOf4f WASHER, parts, Tree Trimming __________ -- - CONCRETE. PATIOS - & exterIor, ,'..il U Sell something? A small repairs, roofs plinted. Ire, hi:rs inveStment in a Classified Ad will experienced estimates. 323 0791, materIals LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, 323467$. Fix-up"Tim,,Hi,e repaIrman from tOd*y'i Classified j -, P aintlng-Intenior lit's f ____________ actst --'- Custom rnae screen rooms Concretq 322-2611 6hp ------. .io9W.lstSt. fables. . love. - C omp!ct roofing 1. house painting, 7% rs e*peciene, Ph. 373 $7 or night. -_ Pet Care - -b-- - [',c'ltng u-a,,iy t move? Sell excess ic-ms quickly with a classified ad! KULP - ------'- twng results, et cash buyers for a srnali in vestment. Place a Idw cost clastifier ftc f,.,r results. NO SUNDAY DELIVERY CALL 332-396) .'_-' Don't throw away useful Idle 'terns. Sell them quickly with a Herald Want Ad by calling 372 7611. anti asking for a friendly Home Improvements ponont set. req. 5.449, $749. Also available iI.rek.rs, headphoq, and Canard turn. I "['1'1( ______________ , --_______________________________ -'---- :, ii. flackhoe Service of Seminole Full dirt, driveways, Septic tanks _L372.9-lA7.fl34çe CASSELBERR Y 17 2P27 Hwy. 17.93 __________ ISi1-1O. BULLDOZER WORK Clearing lots our SpecIalty, 373-1731 after 3 p.m. ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD DEL TONA LONG WOOD ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 5.,4i ustort, Early American sofa 4-chair ................ 1230 Viriylrocker .................$7.30 Full bed, box sprIngs, -..__.. mattress .... "35 Bnatinthewai?Seilitfastandeasy Daniihcouchvtnyl ..........$40 With a low £051 classified e.t utner tine used furniture FreeEstRs.sonabl,,Aft,r$333a3 F!ncln9 Care NIced It'rs&ingT We Install best Qu.ii't5 fence-'. alt tp.'s Ft Turner I' rcicr' Co , 3?) 3751 - Trimming -__ 1. p-_h_I TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Pfirriett'i Beauty Nook) 519C 377 5747 Blvd. Hook, Garden 6. Lawn Service Landscaping, MowIng, Edg(ng, .' "s-i Ir'enctly ad visor-. .-.-ip icy word your elasSitied ad (ii 122 3611 or 831 vzv) • - CALL 3771361 •. ' - ___ ____ ' tOBSOH MARINE Model RD14B1. 14 Cu, ft. no frost refrigerator. Top freezer. Harvest Gold finish, Only 113 mo. Full warranty. Call 2220244 ask for 1. TRIMMING Tvs, phone equipment, StratI tape player. FM AM radios, tape recorders. Ph. 373 7370 Pilra a super salesman, a classified ad, to sell your don'l needs! a,j' 4 8.outy MOWING, EDGING Etetronlc Equipment Repairs - - Lawn Service I 5.5 TV Sanford Plaza at Music Unlimited-Radio Shack l'lagan Insulation, SANFORD, HEATING & AIR CON-ott IONIPIG 1609 Sanford Ave.. 3226390 _________ LandClearing ______________________________ Repair Attic Insulations Quite home --- S TOREOSPECIAL 200 watt, AX4O0O.G,rrard corn - Electronic Equipment Pool' Village BuIlders. sub contractors, -_ Full line GE Appiijrice Sanforø Electric Company 7527 Park Drive. 377 $547 ion C Hoffman. Painting & DeC0ratfr, 'nterior & Exterior. Quality Work. Licensed 1 insured. 323-4144. Hodges & Grlffis Land Clearing IDEAL DRAFTING & PLAN Euravatlng 1. Grading Ph. 373 1297 SERVICE For builders, Sub or 377 6243. day or rite. CnnIraclor & individuals Custom _______________________________ hou% plans, plot plans. 7. roØm Ph 127 IOn? lawl taking up too much A ClassifiedAdwillflnd ita -buyer. Plan±af - Corn.$e Housi Plans and Shop Drawings. Fast, dependable, economical. Call VIctor--Ms ppøances The Hertld 'tour Multiple iti'tg Agency REALTORS 2S4SParkt3r For - - (,evierai remodeling. All types carpentry, masoivy work. Free estimates 322 Drafting_- ,,Soat in the way? Sell 1$ fast end easy with a low cost classIfied mdl PtsL,ILhed Every SiiiadaIn - HomeImprovemerità SERVICES UNLIMITED HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES. CALL 372 $3) 7entral Air Condilioning. For free estimate, call Cart Harris.. at' SEARS In Sanford. 332-177%. .1 A ComprePtenstea Real &itafe Oiide To Better L'vinç 322-2420 Anytime Concrete 114-0 AiR CONDITIONING AND HEATING SERVICE P15.130.9717 $309702 - JUST DONE 0-PERt interior of this 2 bedroom home recently renovated completely. On lot )(fl * 124', :onaii MR. Might go corn mercial 132.500 look into thiS one. . - REEL'SBODYSHOP Camping equipment. U-name It. we have itI Coy'? surplus galore, Surplus World, 11631 E. Hwy. 50, Air Conditlonkig _____ ' -' Downtown. 32291)1. CENTER 1kk: ., '''. ____________________________ On Singer Necchl and White ZIg Zags. As low as 171. See it Sanford Sewing Center, 307 C. 1st. St. l6 Camping _ _______ Wait for sensational reopening sale. ______________________________ FACTORY PRICES _- -'- 1 SpanIsh, Mediterranean. i..en Proylnc;al 119 -s StyIe- to choose from. to 5159.9$, Name brand vacuums, 11993, 559,95, New 'fl Singe each. is CLOSEDUNTILOCT,l Household Goods 'kEHUsE - ' ____ THIS WEEK AT UNITEDFREIOHTSALES - _______________________ - ' - ON WEST 25th ST.- L_ :.,. - NEXT TO GENEVA GARDEN APTS - Service _ ________________ Comeoutandsaiwhyw,,ar. excited about these vafuisl, 838.5548 300 Naw Sets MATTRESS & s. Springs .(lngi Complete 28 ___________________________ - -_____ Our low prices start at 523,500 arid include all the extras you would expect In homes. costing much more, LAND -_- _-_ _____________ ____________ . 1. PANK 131 4722 • ON A POOL IN _72h2l . IN ZAYOI PLAZA P5 '____________________________ 351 iwCOMPANY REAlTOR AUCTION SALE F ___________________________ ____________________________ - -----________________ ______- - DII?. Two brand new models, your Inspection. ___________________ - ------------______________________________ - FREE ESTIMATES PoolS Deck Chaise Floats, Rafts Kdle Swim Aids Dt'ttcr.Fjorta 1 - -. 1969 Olils 91 luxury Sedan. Custom. Loaded Sacrifice stso 645 5567 ______________________________ - - - YOUI i 1940 VW Dune Buggy, with £5 engine. R',s 000d. Street legal. Altohydroplan.with 3Ohp,Mtrc. Needs minor work ISO. Call Don, 37'7 1991 alter 6. . '. JUST FOR Basketball Diving Rings a l96lChvyNomadW4,nRunsAs '5. 150. Call alter 6, 3730)74. - 3rd$T £HWY 17 92 SANFORD Stenstrom AT Forrest Greene, 88 I J - ' * 'A STEREOS * * 32761%?. Aft,rS.372 7111 • Volleyball lou Ring , from Succeed!' nc-!!c' S.rnPark 5347511 Call by CatIsa 3ullders, Inc. " 1947 Plymouth i door hdtop, new tires, and inspfiø sticker, - REALTY SOFA BED & STEREO STE R EOS - - Elmer Bakalla, Inc. - ANFORDARA I 121-4222 •l2. - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any Condition. 415176,Writer Park .a -----,---,-------- . BLUE DOLPHIN HAS POOL GAMES tllLLCR(5T 17.44, 7 bdrm., 1 belt'. front den, air, patio cover. 59.593. Dealer. $31 LIII. BringResults - ..- income and President Wurtt Ads 'We LT "BUILT FOR YOU ASIFTHEBOSS WERE BUYING IT" WALL TO WALL 'MMEDIATE INSTALLATION '67 Pontii Tempest. New Tir Hew sticker, Stick shIft, 4 cyiin der, Good economy car 1150. Call 322755,, -19U Wildcat Buick, everything power an everything works. Air conditioned. Special, SHELLEY USED CARS. 701 , French Ave. 373,794 URNlTURE & AUCTION. l90p4,I7.fl,Lonbw Buy locally and get service. Singer Golden Touch 8. Sew- 5?? Plecchl Zn 7*ri ' JOHNNY WALKER _______________________________ IN ZAYNS PLAZA SrORN PARK - FURNITURE 4-ANTIQUEs Top Dollar Paid Auctions everFriday NIte, 7.30 pm. A A A Commercial carpet wholesaler has 69 Stamps-Coins over 7000 yards of new broadloom Pinto. 1973 wagon, red. automatic, ','ilnt flnlh, floor rrcdcl-.- 18$. carpet left over from commercial air. R&H. exellent. Ph. 322 248%. ______________________________ Monthly payments as tow 0s17 per 'to buy and sell gold or silv coins, installation Will sell and install. contact us first. We jiso buy bulk, month. See at Sanford Sewing t builders wholesale cost, 10 50 silver coins SEMINOLE COIN Center, 307 E Is? Downtown pci. below retail. Financini $759 Pontiac Bonneville • CENTER. 109 W 1st. 373 J5? .1 9411 or evrnnqs-- 831 1Us available up to 36 months 1, Rune Good twriit' estimate. ARIES CARF'&. --322-1427 711135). Call collaclI Color TV $14.95 Mo. ___________________________ /2 SO Auction Miscellaneous __________________________ '67 Ford Wagon, VI. auto, trans. 1970 editIon of World Book En er, Purchata Plan For Sale air, full power, new tag, inspect PUBLIC AUCTION rnirir World TV cyriopsdle, like new c01llon Every Monday Nite owner, Jaxter 327-1809. CoIl 372407), 7P.M. TELEVISION SETS 123 tiP Open daily 9-S. We buy or sell one '69Gran Spor' 400, lspeed. AC., full MILLERS SADDLE EQUIPMENT-BOOTS power. mags. buckets, AM FM. piece or household. Consignments UPIITCO FREIGHT SALES has fur _____ ________ lit-stern Wear, Siv at the Old 26l9Orlando Drive, 377 C) Cheep. Baxter, 322-1309, welcome. 377-9909, SANFORD SiT.' to the Public (7) ____________________________ watt AMCorral Western Shop, 17-97, 1 mUe AUCTION, Hwy $7 97. t-M components, 561 each; S at DefiCty. _______ Santord,' 1969 Ford LTD I door. Excetlent 6000 Garrard component systems -- ______________ ________ Condition. 1595. 770) Orlando reg i.,ia now only 1256. speakerS Drive UNITED 17 sat headphones 54 _______________________ Repose%siorn4ndfre;ghtdamagect each, radio headphones 113 Friday Night 7:30 I. Zenith component stereo. Pay F RE IGHT SALES '48 RAMBLER AMBASSAOO each, 11 tape decks $20 eech 7 balance of 514.70 or 14 per me. DON'T FORGET OUR AUCTION WAGON, LOADED. NOTHING STEREO CONSOLES 54$ each. Singer sewing machines $39.95 to 2 Maiovox. walnut console. Pay DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL WE ARE LOADED WITH ALL 1S95. Also available misc, speaxer-s. Inspect and test *133505. balance 01542.40 or 15 per ri. KINDS CREDIT MANAGER. OF GOOD MER BSR turn tables. JVC quad set md Orange Ave., Orlando. Ph. •. 3. RCA walnut Console. Pay balance 67$ 1341. CHANDISE. Of SIll or $1 per me. Garrard turn tables. Inspect and 1291. Terms available. Hrs. Mootest at 3550 S Orange Ave., Fri 9 to 9, Sat. 9 t instant credit. Phone 841,17, 1963 C*0illc Sedan, 37.000 rnla'x Dell's Auction Orla.sntv. Fn t5 t)vl elr HALLMARK. 178% W /1.ri )')Od(Or.j!iOri St.."3 Or ' - 4.1.' fr-i' --"'CLii' LL. tii i r, " J. 'i ,c1 '# It. S Trrms I briit-r tr Sm,i,l pc up 322 731% Of 372 7760 Rt. 46 West Sanford summer Items, 7k. All Soul's available. -eveS 3735620 SharingCtsl2Sa If you have an Y. for real value, to $7. you'll eye the classIfied CAMARO SS WILSONMAIER FURNITURE' regularly. buy sell-'rade SAvEONPIEwFURNI'IuRE Campers _____________________ Sa(riflce$1123 3Il-3ISE.FitSt., 3fl56fl Color and Black & White Portable Travel Trailers P15,273 IOSO,askfor Bud 9 LivIng room Sets (S piece) $ft; 4 TV5 Reasonable. 323070$. __________________________ BRAND NEW 1973 name brand love seats 5.59; I) ofas 144 to i7: 1972 22' Centunaari Sleeps 4. F,,, c.' iDodge StltiOri WO%,,..n stretch stitcri sewing machineS. 60 & misc. chairs. reclln.rs, etc. 21 equity of $500 and take over. Call air cord R&H. new sticker, body pcI. off manufacturer's list price, 54 bedroomsets$93each;$be.J,- m 517741 Garage.Rummage inspect & test at United Freight rou2e. good tranwortation. $225 sets (Modetn & Provincial) with 323.3906. 372 3170. Sale Sales. 3550 S. Orane Ave.. bedding $179; name brand box _____ 1971 Ford 64 ton Camper Special, Orlando. Ph. b59.129I TermS less than 2Q. spring: & mlls, 10½ ft. ttresses cab 7o 111 per t; Plymnuin GARAGE SALE: Friday, Seturday, 1X 440 4 available Hrs. Mon FrI.________________ 9 to C. over camper, toilet, all extras. 1 Odd chests & nIght stands Sunday. 9 to 6. Many mIsc, Items, Secrif Ice, days or evenIngs 373 Sat. 9 to S owner. Cell 134-4193. available, Inspect at 'Jnitid 5745 71) Palmetto Avenue., Sanford. _____________________________ Freight Sales. Waretiotjta Outlet, Four six piece place setlings, S Orar.c A.A Oriais, , uornam nantuIly terllng Silver, -'Auio iepairs I P" 159 129). Hrs. Mon Fri. 9to9, Set. extra pieces Fiygr five piece place SS Boats & Marine Parts-Accessories 9 Ia S Terms available. s-tting'. China Montclair by _________________________________ ' Equipment Lunort, )? iI:a abler I -, l7VoltAUto3atterIes$1I -.,,r' that new isome ee,urc you ix,y aye have homes. and iou. of hiit% Hacienda Village, 831-4411. __________________ GREGORYMOBILEI4OMES 3$Q3OriandoDr, Y)QFmenchA-ve. 323-5500 323 5200 - SUMMER SALE CARPET ListTngs Wanted - STEREOS SEWING MACHIIES Let us take the worry out of selling rour properly We have qualified hv,'t'rs. We need your property to tii the demands made uoon is' raIl an ACTION firm. Forrest -'-nrc Inc Realtor, 615 fl3 VHOA. Don't lhf'O* awayus.ful Idle FOR SALE IItems Sell Quickly with a Commercial building. 30' * 10' with Herald Wantthem Ad by calling 372 J air condihioned office. Ideal for 261$. and *tkIng for a friendly storageand business Lot site 55' x Advisrir 710' Call Bud. Dealer. Mart* C,itt ____________________________ 48 -- ______________- '1941 Hwy I? 92 O;rn Sit, & Sun. - nr.d easy with a Classified Ad _____________________________ 1227611or $31 999) Investment Property 2563 Park Dr _____ ' * Maitland Flea 'Used Farm Equipment will sell fast -.---------- __ EALTOR$ 5------- LONOWOOD h ' - 377.7335 830.5500 LAKEVIEW. We hne two fl I bed.-oorn. aitireplace. pets Aduflssly $150 mo. it , _______________________________ - keg Sanford. F ia. Kin,cha( -5itPl5 50 iliCe 2 hecrrom duplex, air, kitchen eqoupped. $170, Itt & LiSt rT%nnfh, plus $iCuritf. 3224453. 131* REALTY CO. Realtor 3 bedroom. 2 bath, carpet, ,a r s( reened porch - 2130 Grove Drive Ph-one Orlando 473-7SCS EC. $4374.3) , __L,.' FRAP4KLIPIAI4MSAP[5 33 '.',j-flt. ttcr 4 p SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL. WP. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 377 499) 19195. French Eve Sunday, 377 7174 or fl 1i96 $ - . VI. good condition, So Ros.aIIaDr.or372- ISIS 473 1961 Chevrolet El Camino 327. V.5,4 ' _1.. speed, mag esis, $900. Call 377. '46 JEEP WAGONEER. NOTHING DOWN, TAKE O"ER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 373-6230, 67$ 1311 RO Autos for Sale Cash buyer for used articles, f niture. etc. HWY 44 ANTIQUES, 377 4973, __TV.Radjo.5lHreo For Sale - 24 Hour Service Call 377-7491 '.i's?ment SijitlibIl for ranchinrj. u-creation. etc. Rolling PUll ccuntry with trteS, grass, hunting, fishing nearby. Each parcel may I? picked up by making 2 ba payments of 170.14 and assume principle balanceof 5479532 at 6, ri? (ill cnhli't I Inc 7' pci ---'I , 1' t 7;:, 16 -- ES3 Miscellaneous CailBart Real Estate Ranch property. Excellent in ______ 4.7$ 13-41. Make room for daddy. Have a garage sale with a low cost classified aøt -_ ... - IiStiflq% Wonted Si," o-.'er 51500 on each 40 acres by assuming Payments on Colorado YourMutlipleListlngAgency -- -. - -. ,.. ___________________ Real Estate Wanted WILL SACRIFICE ALL OR PART 'Sanford's Sales LeCder" 'Mobile lion-i.' flint Repol,setson'. 817W. '1st St. -' - kID ACRE COLORADO RANCH Call 322-2420 AnytIme -. Brolier & Buildir i nearoorn. k.tcuien equ,pp,v. Oil ,-, .1 r t.i';-'t' .........45 tdrcom Slern per Agency Pd. Down 1414. (.,al.','. THE OWNERS HATED to leave their neat 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, newly painted wttt', fenced yard, hut they -acre transfc-crcd, .lrij '- id to go. So thor loss IS yOur gain. See this today. Nice section. $75.500 With good terms KULP REALTY - Brand new spacious I & 2 bdrm units in Qu ICt. C lose in area in Sanforiiideal for families or couples. 323 ' LAKE MARY 4 lots 210' s 15Q' In clodes take privileges. Sales price 116.500, wIth 29 pci. down. 107W. 1sf St t-e'oom. t bOtb woii to wall carpeting. 'Irapes, Central arid air. Fully .qulped kitchen with (1Ji,her $t90 a fl'-,th Jrr, 'c.-;k%. ;34 191i .,fl.t wOek days.Arty tima weekendi 31 are . oticn 3 ba-Groom. 2 bath, caf' 4ted. niCe home on choce lot. $71 OC%2 posit au fri QubiitiCd person QuailS tcaf ions and requirements to P.O. Bo 1795. Sanford. Fkir,da Please Call 323 3579 Ii yoO have 54.150 and IF you tired of paying high rent, let us show you thIs 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Assume mortgage of approximately 59.430 at 4'pcI. Monthly payments only UI. ST. JOHI- J'S Nice room witti"a bath 17,7'. TWO STORY 3 bedroom on 'orner. 1', bathS. Itreplace. large rooms. garage, only $13,300. Owner will finance, with $3,775 or more down AME - Call _119 5600 HOMI, SIT L LOT, 67' . 130, corner El Portal and Otcc.ota, br-ted SR ) in city. 17.750. - 17 Trucks and Trailers _______________ ______ __ 2 loIs. ISO' *200' $1500 each Terms Dreamwold 'I ZA'i ilL PLAA •l'eMU PAIIk 131.6773 Mobile Homes 42 Side TEN ACRES, aboiit two thirds set ri orange tree-i, re-st unirrprovi'd 515CC') Tvrm F I.i DRMJD l\ A Sale Lookingforlivestocict,uy,n?plac. cost clasi-f'ed ad for reSults.- Two '73 Fords 1000 Tandem dumps lord. 1944 station wagon, ___________________________ 'good Condition. 1150. 725 cat engr.. 5 & I transrnjssjon ________________________ 12001) each and take over - Ph447_3732. 68 Wanted to Buy payments, Call 327 $340. 19717 Toyota Coroe.a Mark It, Station CASH 372 4137 Wagon, Air, automatic, clean, low For used furnIture, app'lanc,s, '49 CHEVY PICK UP. NOTHING mile's. Jfl-$$iO eves __________ tools, etc. Buy i or iooi items. __________ DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL _______________________ CREDIT MANAGER. 321 6130. I94I Galaxie 2dr, hardtop, 4 spee', Larr"s Marl. 2)5 Sanford Ave. REALL1 .,.,,., 5., ______________________ ________________________ Near Airport - Realtor, 323- 577 4 uiiawm Ave. at 17-97 air. ________________ CIRCU$..ATIOPI £IOOKKEEI'LR Payton 1.--'I2xTO' Sigicreit. Front kitchen, 3 bedroom, I bath modern furniture. Gas heat In cooking. 2 door Situated on rufrigerator. 'OxlSOxlO7*114' lot. ui financing available. Call (90.1) 7751717 now or visit Terra Alto, U. S Hwy. 17 91. DeB.ary, no qualifying, corner lot. $3.0.'. down, total price, 1.70.500. 373 176? or 32) 7565 ii '" 79 - ThAT.. _________________ FOR TV ACRES with 500 ft. frontage Cameron Road. About 2$ acres in producing grove. MOrtg.ic assumable. Terms negot,Itlr 11*112' lot. Hall Realty I4EARI&'! 3178. 4A4 TOtAL - bedroom, I bath. Early American furniture. Total electrIc. 2 door froit.fri. ref nlgerator. Situated on NICE 3 BEDROOM. 1½ bath. Kitchen equipped. W-W carpet, private yard No qi,'iilfyinp. dean payment .ini p,i SI i p'r no Only 127.300 I ,ici- Autos for _________________________ '69 D003E POLARA HAROTO,. LOADED. NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 373 8730, -671-1311 - -_-. a 80 Rat. 100 3S0 Phone 37709-21. ___________________________ ,' ____________________________ English Equ1?atlon at Shady Trails Public Riding Stabi, 322- 19i3-78 ----C '-- classes now forming In beginner ( \ LI.s ,iA .wu,,,_ _ E.Tt_/8 Horses Motorcycles __________ C73Hodaka ______________________ Super - . V-MAIl' ' ________ -'3LotsandAcreage Sanford_East - / SANFORD -12*60' Crescent, Front kitchenS, 2 fly Owner-3 bedroom, 7 'bath: central heat & air, screened porchgarage. 523.000. 7½ pct. Ph. 3270033. JUST REDUCEDI ThIs 3 bedroom, " -i bath with large above grovnd pool 5 now available for only 117.300. lies awning windows. fenced yard. heat, air, drapes, terrazzo floors. etc. See this one right awayl CALL 377 7047 after S ______ Gain stability in fluctuating sri vstmnt market. lnvttt with a stable, growing national fast fast food chain, loIn the growth program with an experienced chicken, fish, shrimp franchise and profit ifl a 3 county expansion proqram Private investors only ?ii,t (miii' II G Suilivin. USN. Ref., 1809 S. French AVC.. SAnford. 3777). ________________________ Fsnest one man buSinesS in area Unfimited potentIal. $6900 in vestment required. Call collect Mr. Morgan, 901 391-1701. - -.. REAL ESTATE. REALTOR Ml 4791, D.Bary 661 4655 CONVENIENT to stores. 3 bedroom, 1 bath, smaU lot, $l7,00. LOVELY HOME. OUTSTANDING CONDITION! Has 3 bedrooms, Terms. heat, air. ptlo, city utilit.ai, equipped k,tchsl and other cx TillS INTERESTING older Spanish tras. on large wooded tot 123.500 style has3 bedrooms, 1 bath, and a pilcetag .nclvdes furnishings plus fireplacel Shade and fruit trees. lawn equipment. TEN beautiful acres wilh deep well Country Club Manor and trees GARAGE SPACE FOR RENT 31 --- - 3 bedrooms, central heat and air. model home open I 6 p.m daily. ph, 373-73)0. Greenbell Realty Rcaitors 5313007 I ExLELt.E,,, Realty furniture. Gas furnace and stove. 7 door refnigeralo(. Sitc'alid on 13*112' lot. A sr- Friday,Sept.14, --:=-. CAH ,p'1. Sanford Herald ________ __ ___ 66 ,/"IMVO6Ef\\ _____ Stenstrom I -12*60' Crescent, 7 bedroom, baths. modern front 1. rCat, l VA- NOTHING DOWN ' cicrii_co 3W Fir'stSt, 377 fiO4lar)23 0517 .o06. ______ " NEW BRICK HOMES Looking CORBEII 117W (irs? St. rccz.,. )(ftX. BEP.i BALL REALTY ____________________________ 5)5,900 I Inivdei lot). All models include ID a 20' raiwd patio and screen room. driveway, sidewalk. steps. carport, utility room. central air condItionIng, landscaping and sodding. SANFORD UNSWORTH REALTY .- ____________ 37 PART TIME - M. For Rent Small office space, conveniently located 30$ W. 13th St. Ph. 322- Your awn supervlsd busIness In your 0*11 area. Start small and grow. PlO SELLING 2 hrs. per week nets over $25 per hr. $1,000 minlmu'n Investment in ref ur nable merchandise. Call Mr Ilussesen at 305-675 4195. or 305 4748132 anytime, or write him et P.O. Box 19161, Orlando. Fla. 32514 for appointment. - 74 Hour Service Call 372 7495 Security. Responsible couple only, $135. 372 3930. ::tc ; ., etsanliai-iday week. Permane,w AVON buy or tall, call. Edna WIer, eu , Your c'uolce of the following for only Austin Development Corp Central Puce? & air. 7 bedroom, wall 10 wall carpet, closed garage, aadit tonal tot, range', refrigerator Y) 1301W.F6irbAnkt WE TAKE TRADES T CAL thiS one for $19,500 with S with c tral H A ar4 carpets on beautiful childtfl or pets. References & New BALL REALTY - Hutchlton Oceanfront apartments, 339So AIIan?lc. Daytona Beach. Coil 327 4055. 24 BusIness Opportunities 29 760) Pirk Drive Greene, Inc. 7 bedrooms. air confenced corner lot. d,llone-d. available now. $160 uIO. 175 336% IDYLLWILDE-S# acres with 571 1040 ystal clear igOOfl around three 1 b'"n'" Wail to wall s'Ut' t' t -:'..?l rWI Air con.t,:iic'J u;ctr;c 'tour u'fl c.cit'Slve hideway in oupie preferred Middle aged walking distance to golf course A 6244. Adutt%, no pets. great investment at 131.000. LAKE MARY. 2 bedroom furnished. n.rwly painted inside & out. No Cailbart Real Estate Dettona - Crane operator Needed in Caiteibrry area. Call 1113) 93 3S41 after 7 p m. lusup y kitchen. I9x3r family room with fireplace. Much, much, much morel S74.50. 2638 Myrtle Ave., 3 bedroom, 1 bath. kitchen equipped, lovely Secluded BEAR LAKE AREA-CloseR, closets, closets plusl An older yard $150 1st & laSt month rent, home with ii 7 level master pluS S ii)) t'cunity dr-post 37? ." icofi:Y,, i'n,I t ,-' t'.(fl' I I. I. 693g. tOuch .n i}esin :nste and Out. 3 ____________________________ _______________________ bedroom. 2 both, llreplace wan in I!'i!6' living rcinm, family room. BRAND NIW 7 or 3 bedroom 1*11 shop plus utility room townhouses, choice location. Lvely kitchen, new plush carpet Lease with option to buy. Starting Sft thiS flOW! 537.900. at 5725 monthly. Plo cer needed for For Rent Working mother will sharo nice horn, with retired couple. Must love and understand Children. Be n reasonably good health. No drinking References required. Phone37JOIllIa m.tolp.m. 377 1531 after S pm. and wkends * SANFORD REALTY -- 36 Situations Wanted * Longwood J315272 3 bedroom blockhouse, central heatair, $160 mo. Call 372 4520 after 6 LAKE MARY Horse Countyt Over an acre with luxury pool ttome. i p m ______ bedroom. 3 bath plus outside lbedroom. lbatn, shower, formal dining, cit in 134 9474. Salesman. nait,, alert per$wsobie. High school graduate or better. Can lead to your golden opportunity II you have the qualifucjtionS and desire for your future. Appf Zales Jewelers. Sanford Plan. No phone raIlS, Realtors Inc. CLOSEOUT 211 N. Oak. Sanford 322 llllday.373 O4$Seve. '\__ 1 U#ar __________byArtSon,om LotsandAcreage FO RSAL E ChoIce Lake Mary lots. Small acreage tracts well loCated, Seminole County. MobIle hon'ies and lots in Lake County. 1973MODEL JOHN SAULS AGENCY ThEBORN'LOWR' ALTA SU B DI VIS ION BeautIful 3 bedroom 1½ bath home, convenient location, and right price. Payments, $160 monthly. Plo wailing to çuallfy. Sunland Estates Apply 19 S. French Ave.. Sanford, Fla. 21 830-5500 IS' a 133' tot for rent on canal right ____off St. JohnS River. i.Ights & good IMMACULATE 3 bedrooms. 1'i water facilities. flraiter permit). baths. Spanish Style with central 319 SItS after 2 p.m. heat and air. Llrge yard with privacy fence. 573.500. TmS. 831-4949 structugn Paid vacations ang holidayS. tick leave. WIPICO Roberts & Gilman CLIFF JORDAN OPEN HOUSE 706 N. Park Ave. 323 U70 - aperu.n(ed 'n telephone :62% tiarteil Ave - - Req. Real ('tate Broker '.fto4+ coodwi nd Cable con- _______ 0 Houses Rent beauty. 2 lull baths, wall to wall carpet, no-was vinyl In entry and kitchen Central heat-air. Large patio. spacious family room, formal dining room, 7 car garage. Close to I I arid new shopping mall. $10,900 Call Barbara M.Lean. Asso. TERRA A3sumelPct. - - 43 Many trees shade this 3 bedroOm completing 4 r.ew 3 bcdro.)m homes with garage, air and carpeting. Located on a quiet street with lake breezes. Walk to shopping arid schools. Low down yment Only 522.500 to 524.250 Unfurnished __________________________ 3 Bedroom CU house, kitchen equipped. $17 mo,. lit & last plus ISO deposit. )fl7V0. DRlVERS Part timl or full time We train you. Good commission. Yellow Cab Co., 201 5. Park. lggreSsr. ivpciut.ible satusman Apply New World Travel, Hwy. 1792. Longwood. Ph. 131 9424 - JIM HUNT REALTY COnvefliCfll and charming, lsSt - 33 Upc-,ircCrd asjuT,l('rs and c .t wroers. transformers, 10 people needed. Good pay and good conditions. 0EV. INDUSTRIES. -- .BEST VALUE, 3-72 9507 after 6 STATEWIDE EXPANSION PROGRAM With or without experience. Age no barrier. Agents and Managers needed, leads at no coil to you Contact Cap Kurt?. Regional Director h? 647.317?. Professlon.3l tns.Corp.l2llLeeRd Suil 711. 377-74-4 WOKER SANFORD CLOSE IN Small but clean, I bedroom apartmont. Married couple only. Call - Investigator trainee. National KEYPUNCH Dependable mature person to 51, with semi invalid gentleman on weekends. Cal 373 1479 * Constructien Foremen * N' 73-6 3911 Fr peri. -iai nterew. SR 41. Used car mectanlc, excellent pay and working conditions. Working ¼nowied'pe ol all domestic .rid import can. Apply in person. Jack NurseAide Trainees knmethate Op(Th045 for Ntx.es Aides Trainees EARN AS YOU LEARN. Previous exptience not requited, no age or educational nlll:l,!, i.cvirij far per sonnel No previous trainIng required. Opportunity for adw.sncemri'it. Apply Da,'s u.n. 1-4 & MOSSIE C. BATEMAP Mobile Homes 42 Houses for Sale 41 -- --_____________________________ The City of Sanford Civil Service Department is accepting applications for immediate employment for the tollowing positions: Mechanic ..........51854 00 Maintenance Repairman .j57 00 Refuse Suprintendent 51320 00 All pnitinnS are for full timø em ployment with all Civil Service rights end benefiti. !ntefested personnel contact the Sanford Civil Service Cilficut for further information arid filling of ap plica? ionS - - Sanford., 323 $930; Day. Wit., Mo. Car With attendant wanted Pious's C 101. 51 an hour pluS tips. 372 3)54. HousesforSale ______________ 7524 Park Dr 372 2111 • NEW HOMES. Realtor-After Hoursj....,i ornplrtriq 6 heutfut homys, 3 37 V11. 377 399). fl7 cilIa & 4 )CtjtQi.flflS. t.c-ntrl &t, car _________ pctinU, range, refrigerator. ALIAMONTE SPRINGS NWYO PrCPd from 126.S00 - 528.300. VA & lilA financing. EQual housing 1EW HOME7%% INTERES ç port unity. Two bedroom duplex furnist4d .lponlment. 4220 Orlando Drive. SAnford - ---. -fl witl'ER SPRINGS Family parks- 3515 Hwy $7 92. Experienced Cook. Apply in person to Bahama Joe's, 250$ S French Ave., Sanford. 322 5781. is - ----.- SAIl MO-PARKS. I z 3 Beclroorn Trailers & ApIs, 2 Adult parks, 7 Male-Female Help Wanted 20 ltOiJE,hth5t..f.anford 3774691 '-'-. - Winter Pan 77111 cc Rd. on. of DIAL A DE\O I ION -'•-' .EY PUNCH PlO FEE NORRELL TEMPORARY PH. 641.8115 We are lookIng for a man with perlenc. to learn WpefvisOry over butincfl and eventually take all aspects of training. This is a chance to make a career with the fasteSt grcwIng rvice companies in FIorida *perlence ifl turf grin, lawn sfaying, pest helpful. control or related fie4d but not a must. Call 134-1060 tar appointment. R. W, Collins, Inc.. 101 Caridace Dr.. Fern Park, - PARK AVCUUC MCIIILE PARI 7545 Park Dr., 372-3161 --. - AVALONAPARTMENTS ' ADULTS NO FETS 116W. 2nd St through FrIday. Please ten complete resume Including satar I' expected to P.O Box 163, Sanfora MANAGER TRAINEE Pertaps Alcohol Ics Anonymous Can Help P'ion. 473 511 Write P.O iio 121' Sanford. torida r Mj.1 to excellent typIst. Mende f - FAC€tWITHADR1NKING PROBLEM 3% HousesforSale Apaiments Rent ii - Furn!shed --.- -'TAFFER fEALTY Il BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY 19FemaleHelpWanted Male Help Wanted ia WI*hin How ToTalkToThnuards ____ The '- NOWTWOLOCATIONS IOSERVEVOIJ SANFORD Hwy. 17-92 South Sanford Ph. 322-1535 Orljndo Ph. 4145014 DeLANO S. Hwy. 17-92 S Tiuck Deland Ph. 736-Oiio Sanfgrd Ph. 3273340 �-Frithy, Sept. 4, 973 8 B—The Sanford Herald .. THE HOPE OF OUR C OMMUNI TV, me Church... wI Oviedo I ó URNAiN I Baptist Ad,'n 1:sl FIRST 5APTIST CHURH SIt Pare Aveflu• P19hVI1Y 1)1 Rev. Jey T. Cosmato Patto, Forest C.ty. Flor,da MornngWonhip S.30a.m Ca. Brurn T4irt P'r . .9 45mm. Saturaa 54rv.ces PninWorship ......fl OOam. Sbb4tPi P00l 9 )iI m Church Training m Wors ,oSrv,ces it 0012 Eveninj,Worsh: 70p.m. '°" Wed Prayer Al%o on WWQS 1101) 7 Ii I didn't know how to tell Billy about the accident. How can you say to your son that his mother . is injured and there teems no hope? Evcnin Prayer Mee1.n 00 P " THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7Th 4 Elm M Srery Pasto 9 but I felt myself kneeling with Dilly. . E.OER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Hitter Ave Ph. 33202$) P,,'ot G'!'n I 30 a m WTPP 9 ISa Bible Studs EianQelt5tiC .. . . Billy go to . flY DONNA ESThS Herald Staff Writer • P ) )I t'r,i,, MfC$ 3lorat'aun Sundiv,1 Sept. 16, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 22 PrIce 10 Cents ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlardo Springs Orive Long..vord. Fla Just Easlol Interstate Minister P Burke JohnSon .....MinIster Klth HufchrsOn .. t I. lie m. Morning Worship Church School ..........9:50 Redo' Communion brought Mary home yesterday, and I plan to spend the rest of my life praisIng God, not only for her recovery, but also for the faith I have learned from our son. that whi Mury anti —slnging, praising and believing. 'rthp WttJ I.j)1M'O/)(I1 HOLY CROS 401 s Park Av The Rev LCcOI 0 S0P Miraculously, we You an but is., m Ii . Softly he prayed as his mother had taught him. To my surprise I heard no begging plea but rather eiirnest conversation like that with a trusted and loved friend. Thy will be done, not hopelessly, but serenely acknowledging the goodness of God's will. " t s m Evan9IistIcServ........6:00p.m. Family Night 1:30p m I held him cloi,e, but could find no words of comfort Suddenly I heard Billy start to pray softly. r00n 9 05a m Suncla,, 5cr(ioi 'ornng Wrn 1 had always left prayers and that sort of thing up to Mary. I somehow felt it couldn't rtally help, DO 12 00 WNf'iej4y SOUTHERN F METHODIST CHURCH 34&0 Sanford Ave. Rev W, P Denneft Sunday Sc 00 ii 00 m Mornin-j Worship 6 ISp rn Ep*orthLraue CHURCH OF GOD 103W. 22nd SIred P.stor ., r 'u 'Cnurch of Goc ur WTRR i!etIidist 1(ffihi1I:ci1 (isurci: Of (,x! THE SEVENTN.OAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Iun And Developers At Pollution Solution 11 _- ---- - '" Th \(,zureru' church liixt sunday, I11 bc right thert with then Lutheran . FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH — ALL SOULS CATHOLIC . Lake Mary a I£ . - m - Switch 1l'OOa m 600pm. 7 OOp m - .'.4J ,*J ' Ia rn 10 )Oa m SunMasU -... I. 12noon - 6-?p m Confeisiom $. "A - _5.. ('' ST AUGUSTINE Ba 111%! I Pd . AL E A t T CATHOLIC CUURCII ,i fl •. ( U Car 14Th St. £ Oak Ave. Pastor Rv Robert lay 9ISam Sunday School ?tntngWorsh'p Ii 0O m r-tiy WtWR 1 m . . .-. Sm r*y lOP (ryslo' Bl Cir) Pastor oja. iii Morn.ngWor'sluup Even'nqWorth,p Wed Prayer rfvi II 00a ni 7 30P in 1 30 p m t. c:sTc Rev ruaL Neal Sunw School ?'orn ,r'Pp S.ngspr.l,ori 1 Sermon ;-' 730pm DISCIPLES OF CHRIST tiltS tanfrdAv. 5 Minister 1100am 7 ))p Evening WorShip Wednesday Sable Morit,nqWort.h.p Wtd Service Pastor SANFORD CHRISTIAN 'M-' PIWECREST BAPTIST 7 3Op fit. Evening WorUtep Wa'r Evening Prayer -, W - - . . .•. . .WJ V . - .: - ã r---rI. - . .. - .i • ______ -'- ' . . . - . - - p,so,nigyorshlp Youth Service Ivenrug Worthup C.rttt I53 I....., •t -t..Lsrj .,r..t, lr. - ,..b.rg ..g .a .ti411 &tiHi-., nt t'.ay,, & in Church School (Outh Ftllo*thsp Choir Tuday 11:00am at, PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST MON Christian Science HiqhwaylIWisf tEL JIMLASHCHRYSLER.PLYMOUTH Ai'id Staff .' çm JCPENNEYCOMPANY E C. Elsea and Stall UNIT ED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE Jl)hfl V. Mu'rcj.'r and Staff 1 fl p in tit Cl,tsrs WitI .ervcC WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunc I V'dtison and S?!t Mornnq Worth p II 00: FOOD FAIR STORES. INC. and Empinyrts $ O0 rn KENTUCKY FRIEDCHICKEN SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. INC. ............................... IF arl(i 1- SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. ................. I, before cacti paydayt, they'll findthlscounlryandsceksome help. hy not ahint' for too FLORIDA STATE RANK AND S IA F F -, SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY I,IW "s'' 1 - (anru - .- t a d7 P.O,$ flapt-ji (t.i4I3gl y, First Sireei P nsrrt1 p4 ti (,.,rtn II y, Fr r. Last e.as' t, n.. w t r Phr 1311 ft A ttiir Sao'.si us heth, 3674 Jo sMu,',, grch. $19 Pa i.Rt. awrt,sof Aitantonte . PanlilO ,Rl lltOttten CC?II OFCHUI%T V i A it Si*4(Pu4u'choICJ,r CPurc'of . C I( C a-, SI A dre*j P,e'y? anCf,qotei ftt Ca r ft 1 P.ney Ridge Rd C*H.tb.try 4(y CO mu - ,, t Clv Cf of Chl.it. W hut Hft*i* CliyqO'i of Cisr$, Pta H•.* Chv'th H 4 Matr,od St CPwrth ai W ark Ar •ti M.eitIaf SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Fort-ti Cat. 3e,tnt', Liii Ada.'t SrflMhodtfClgp5,t.144o Sanford A 1 r 92 D.$arv S&nfOrd Shd ii Cii CfW Ca.. '* t$ aM. Fort-si Ci?, ' 7,h'$ Elm ., OTNIR CHURCHUS Rd ? -i.,.:. - --d ...e-._- ' country -. - - f Timeut, 3af,sl Or,irn. Palm Sings *1 Atlentonte Springs t,it' P.ap4,t Ci-.,- G'.i '.' Laka Eta-c- C Rt m* W a. Pacto Cnurtn ol it jut CitI n. Latt O, ttn 3111 P C A Al,è.y....,-,. , • Cyprei - TIMI I V (WOlF.—Aleks . y5tCh'p, Ilgw sj,ssq CATHOtiC '--.th Of Hut r.,5 Ea, i ( .-t. t4*d aph.i (IwrLF 0.r.eeçu M4i-eutry Sapt.i tYni'th LII W F.rst St hHueit aur at (Y-.'4 a I ( P.çt I St au,ne catr. Cin.,ti. fl$ o- -,•... C. ttt*ar 1.sth 4aa N.Ivty. aL. Ala 5.C.alho& (J,r - -_-1 4 t4Oiry 54 I tJ,r horGoOof Pr uy 71Q91 El.ei4ye H Pr$e..cy 110.1 PH%irnmQnArf' (I 't"Of p (;%7 - ot3M3a-u* an F €51 1'iI Il.&fl CPts€f. ToO) S SaaJçrØ avt a EPISCOPAL S' Fovop.' Ch,n C D.Baau Q ' fC Lor'g ' 'artlist a t.UT*tLuA,i A%-ir.&.i.-i C -' ,roro (2* Cawiborry GOf $"59.rO U.if Lythvrn 7900 5 OrIan Dr Lu.,trin Cth 04 Prcvsd.nc. Drduuisa S'u44Lvt!-or,n C'wrcr U? fll 5t .4 elf usarpr , * Atfgmt,' .-"9' NAZAREN r ,, -- P. CMrcP' k DeBa.ry s ru,jrn. Tamp F,rt lrtialOfra. W lnda, 1.'.o. -=----= - c Saqtorsn I-aL' P' CP'apei Qranp iur .,a, Vunodo,n 14111 Of Jw'aars WuPn.u. Lake ¼n, Aienr9.°'4t U F*it horn Cnuro of o ?J 000 M'a'*a C-- - $ Ca Lat#Mar, i tevJi sr.n Làt#M4tyBh.i iaktMry CIC$th 4w tfo *Vinui *Fyrn.n & Jesaup At* ,i Pofi Go,pr$ tab4t,;. Mt Oliv Hotin.s C7u, cr o.k Ii Sanford Ail,5,, ChCh. WI ,- rtSb-tWa4ai Cvirds 00k Avid & 3rd St -------------------------------------------------_ — . f1.cP.Uf(lf ( ., M .l -- ssinning ' . cia.mlng 343 W 3rd a Russian 111 evvs JU., IJIC liii. you a ran iniftil)ib1 ROdIfr'9 H Its ?,'riy fl ngff 4lto approval of 1 the K(.R or by it . - .-. - - . __ - . . .• - - - sij :. , - , • ': : . - - . . -. - j "I hate deficit spending, and want to stay away from borrowed spending," he sakL The newly-incorporated city, . . . e uge e helped Mercer get 'right down to business' when Bess showed up. Muk is own:ed by Karry Kelly of Midway. (Herald Photo by Bill B. Vincent) -- UF Brass Gather [ -.- -,<-. IOin CS 5.?'' a ti via C C t F Sc 00 MI '7 - of about lSper-centinmjlk Fund of Seminole thM6thonhalf.pjnts were - - :- a - - -- -- € ( - - -, --I- - -- - - - _n'- -- - " -. ' ' _\' -1 'T - \\ M ' •-- .• ri: -- . -. 'I : ieAgrkufture Department - -- -- . _______________________ -. __ y \' F - •;-'' -.- * _______ -. - -- -- -, ,. - - -4 - - - , --. .• .-- - ' i,j - l - - ' -- - - - '-" - . - ' 1 - - - :-- I -- - - - r -I - Index (alendir (iaulfiedadj II; '--' - I ..4 c nkprogram,ftgusreleaJ - ULI 3A council discussed the budget briefly before passage. "We're reached a plateau with our special meetings now, one, the second week In October. Administration at the request of Upon first learning of the Chappells office the seven council last Tuesday put the the Florida U.S. representative, planned reopening of the area planned parking areas would be budget through a work session, The road, according to to vehicles, several local adjacent to the dunes, before holding the public Congressman Bill Chappell Chappell, ssill be accessible to residents sIho used to surf fish necesitating only a 300-400 feet today announced the go-ahead the beach fishing sites hearing. with there vrnc'iI complaints, walk over the dunes, made ____________________ to Implement plans to open the parking lois every mile of the Sanford residctns Bob Morris possible by straightening the Merritt Island Wildlife refuge u.S mile planned stretch with and El1wurU: C. Harper both roan out. to vchcics. 7 hA ; parking lois abuttini the en. said using the existing dike I V SI III Beach traffic In the area will 'i" The pLan, according to a dangered dunes. roads would make it. impossible be prohibited, as will be use of Chappell spokesman, will The present road runs for 15 for surf fishermen to traverse the present dirt trail running utilize existing mosquito miles ulong a meandering the sandy stretchs of often just behind the dunes, both of control dike roads with parking course along the beach, but several mites before crossing which were cited as major lots to preserve the dune with new mosquito control the dunes. reasons for deterioration of tue barrier threatened by traffic, dikes the Chappell spokesman Both said they were long-time area. Funds for the project were said the road will now run fishing enthusiasts of the Most of the money released released to the Department of almost parallel with the beach, Merritt Island area WASHINCTON Al' The and the by NASA will be used to cut ton's school hldr Interior's Iureau of Sports thus solving one of the reser- initial plan to use the dikes was, additional mnosquito control ''inki i11 be Fishe*-ies $,500 by National vations to the plan voiced by' "impossible for us." ilkase t hool this dIkes on sshich the proposed Space and Aeronautics area sIxrtsmen. According to the releasu' from road ss ill b' tiutit. —_______________ -- ________.------.-----____ Zet i tue Ie A) SR 4A 513 16B inthe bl*ck the next time we do this. "I thought the councilmen had done their homework fully By J RIChARDS 11cr-aid Staff Writer es Dear Aby s' ii i i a a(uaOr,liiCOmmefli horoscope ocicy lthrnr year Bess instructions. Scores of area dignitaries pens oa - --- pr -. -. . - R 111K SANFOIW Seminoles held off a smaller Ovied0 baIIcIub foi a 2-, vic tory Iast night Ifl Area deaths "We arc rccctving soist money from building permits," tie said, "And I don't see any . need for us to borrow anyihizig yet Weregoingto3Itbackan _____ C*3 .- I - :::: H I & n - -- - e. uv'i ',sltu 100 per cent certainty, &a. urut ' / f _7 - sought, sources say. (Page 5•A) 1. oncude, . c JOHN MERCER (hands on plow) helps 'Bess' choose best spot tobreak ground for new United State Bank' facilities Friday afternoon along U.S. 17:92 near Sanford Plaza Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce official John Krider seems more than willing to let Mercer give ATTY GEN. Elliot L, Richardson will let a • noselist, 1. t)ruitrned by the so'viet secret pailki III run deelart'd hlled or stiddenl tuysttriously dead, jA s-s 4 . r )' flT1 . ___ - . • j j Firs, rorr,t (.t ppu ca- t CW, CPui,ich 4 CoO HoIine M'ioØ ___ ____ -. 7 trst Bapft%l Chtd, ef Lk.. -. j ___ • .,.....-. a against Spiro \ rvv arc the first sint e he became a Iioseliold urd but not the first in his political c'irer (Page (1A) itready h.is a task toni o& r there to study' their requests Wonder sshen they're going to kee that 'task f 'h t c study ' t — - droughts(youknow,ntenough Prr Lac# Un if Me*2 __ -- - • , . . rOOTBALL FANS in eight cities will be able to watch their home pro teams on television 'unda W1(kr a ncs r&ing lilting I V balckous on sold-out home pro games. (Page iuuch...only _____ .f,L - tienonesInow clia)oueier hr'nr of Oungadougou? Well, :; (t)V. ltl•.UHIN ASKI', 'istts Altumonte neither did I. Springs to help cut ribben on a printing plant, IJows,wheneseran)onels and tells news report°rs that cosering pott0ni stories has become a 'major beat.' can bet your last dollar (and A&PWEO HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION D i id 8€ . r I and tall - :-:: Junior College. th• pans across ecountrv. ( age 3- ) They'll graduate at Lyman ' 111gb School auditorium on Sept. 20 at 7:30 p.m. Al' l'DERAI. transportation report urges free : rides for urban handicapped and 'lderly poor. SANFOFD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H Hodqesafl Stat? rb Stentrorn and Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO I t4 .................. GULF SERVICE class, : under the supervision of the basic recruit training 7 00p I r _____. . ____ - probe of Vice President SpiroT Agnew, but is One graduating class I'm The Management and Employes FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER DEKLES p : ç: ?1.• _ ...... j " Evening Worth PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO J. 0. (Jim) Smut, and Staff L 0 PLANTE INC. Oiudo FIorda by the Seventh-day Adventist Church . Pat'nr 9 ISa in NurSery & Kindergarten opm WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr and Mrs. Al Wilson PUL1X MAR".ETS and Emplayes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford Li Sunday School THE McKJBBIN AGENCY Inc.*r.,,.-i. .. UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . start tanning into the city s totters h 'hi. rlildfl 'tti mit He Indicated the city will try to defer payment on any of its expenditures, using the expected Income to bankroll such . -: ;. *I#v O4rw Upa$a Roads IOOEai?SeccssdStrest ; ,'..i t'tj,,- u,t.ri,t. r Or.n.id June II. 1973. Lengwooa Muets for Sunday Services at TP Sevpnth-day Adventlit CBurch M.ItI. d •pm - .• - . 'tT' — ,t .... _______ - _;C&•, •- •.1. - tergate hearings. The Rhode Ialand.based group also asked the court to resoke the committee's authority to investigate the scandal "Tht hearings are set to resume Sept 24 — Atty inn. Elliot I.. Richardson said he would give Watergate special prosecutor Archibald Cozan FBI summary of national security stretaps on 17 ixon administration offinals and newsmen. si who have a complaint would tuwe to file a claim with 7 30p m CborPr:ci,ca. LymanH.Klrkwood ........Pastor •. i; ___________________________________________ establIshments which do annually" ' Since there is no state minimum wage law, those of it DOa m Youth Grotjp hs conviction. In other Watergate developments —The Commitice for Fairness to the Presidency asked a the summary section of county court, which replaces small claims court. lie said that It Is his understanding there are people working for this section. who will assist complainants with paper wark nd a It is not necary to hire an attorney. ,.. -.. . iA2 - A 'HORSE' OF'A DIFFERENT COLOR of the Wage and Hour and Control Division, U S Dept. of Labor, "the Wage and 1250.000 business 7)Op it -. a -i conducted the hearing in an paid for working Public PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave . Lake Mary Minister Rv A I te.iens °P, - fostired on them by üthers, induding co-defendasit E duce the plea or whetlieranyone threatened or coerced them into it To eaCh quesion, the men answered no Hunt had pleaded guilty a few days earlier. The other two ck fendant.s G Gordon Uddy anti James W McCoro Jr WE DID SOME CHECKING for those who called and informed us that they didn't get ,,j THE LAKE MANY UNITED 7 300 in - eachmanaboutsiihetherwiy promises had been made to in iSa. m £00P m Even.ngSeqvce' .Jt ': - - Church ScI CHURCH OF CHRIST eMva Rothblatt who would n41 let them plead guilty The cOurt assignedalawyerforuiltyp1eaians1tbefpurmenlaer hirLd attorney Daniel &-njt.z, who filed Friday s motion Before accepting the gw.'ty pleas, Sirica closely questioned 37)$5ut,,O,tandorrve SANLANDO UNITED MET1SCHU/1CH 1 =te 6:30am, Morning Worship CHURCH OF CHRIST epstem of interstate highways,, or 25 miles per hour In business or resldi'ntial district COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN . 7 X)p m 1512 Pare Avenue (mersonJ Eslet Evangelit 74?IPII.TI,n.AVI. taslor Sunday the t'ranch of the ge'ernri.nt,' their motion stid 6:00pm. E. Milte,-. 4S:m . outside of municipabties which Morning Worship ......I:30a. in Chvrh Schoi,I ISa m PAOL.A WESLIYAN CHURCH Old Rout. ilt pacta IlCorin lans f,,rrI'? tO 00 it -, * MuIt'S . .. - . - .. ' - . UMYF been V rgul I 1k varit Emeruti,t Pastor Men iPrayr Breakfast Thursday ' .'- 19 14 0 Steen • authonred by the school bo1ird, Oak Ave £2tdSt Pastor Thomas C- ..f C argus ng.a.nst them. CHURCH Sanlord, Pta. F INST UNIT ED METHODIST CHURCH . ' _ *. municipalities with respect to Lxtracurricular actisities FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 419 Park Ave - 'r-. - 7 30p Pvenu'ig - the maximum speed imiI of 55 t tiles pr hour on highways ch form a part of the ratia1ttcrcy;cmc, any expressway or limited access four-lane road or when Insolved in inter-county travtl Prpsbyieru':n - _____ Psalms 73:21.25 • øop PALMET 0 AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH cv _____ . ' years in prison and fines of $5O,000on charges of conspiracy, burglary and wiretapping. The four, all of whom had been living in Miami. are Ber. Su,,ri..i vurtltn •nn.,*, nard I Bark€r, F ra .i Eugn10 H. Martinez. they are imprisoned at the federal Uary, Daii'uuiy, Cui.n. Their petition said the guilty pleis were "false and Insotuntarily entered under the force and compulsion of a be. Lid that the necessity to protect national security interests 10 00 II 00a n 7 ). m S,nday 7 30p ui FIIo* :' m rzr-±- r --,--- ' . guIlt) to protect what they thought were national security operations and hiit,e asked for a new trial In a petition filed Friday with US District Court Judge i.. J. SrHt. Ih :i a.kcd o chdI,, ,uilt Uk'th li uuioccnt and requested a jury trial. a .i ii • Arresicu ifl3.uC s)emocratsc National Committee headquarters, June 17, 1972, the four pleaded guilty on Jan. 15, during the second week of their trial and have been No. 316.183 Unlawful speed. . No school bus shall exceed m 7 30o SundatScfloo' MornngWorshp V "0 " - .i m FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 130111. in Even Worth Wed Bibl# Study 1 Prayer Serv (FS Wdnetday P VP 1 CHURCH OF CHRIST PASVO' Jin't-s 1' pp: 9 .$ iii unt' 5tui - - eOOPatm Springs Dr. AIIBtI • tiH&t - .. ..- Thursday 7 OOP m csr i'L. -=-- i leflfrcostaI 7 30p m MOrnIr'0WOI-IhIP 4 W.ds'ay - -_ - - i fvanqelustc$ervep Wed Praier & PVJ ii ooam °1' ' LAKE MARY — City council Friday night passed jis $147,252 budget for the coming year withoutanychangesaftera 15- . WAMIINGTON lAP) — The four Cubanborn Watergate . rg,ars 38) ,.ey were ucce.seu intO ptcauing Spolskl w!it t ert t;tlk!! :itjtut U' U prL'VIou coizm that 50111C Of II I. tat fhtr nurn1.rs wou, ge fl), 'ticketed' for speeding," I'd suggest you all carefully redd .jn.or Mevttng & CasseIberry -— - Morning Wo'hp METHODIST CHURCH Hwy l7tJatPinnRad;eRd . . - Psalms a - __ 39 113 Ii OOa m Worship Sc _ - - Psalms Even ng Serv,ce Prayer L. !_.___ • Tuesday PuJn'ts OW TrumsioraNew Day p, ....t -- - Phon , --•. . • - - 'I'...', . u. irL Li .. A In reply to those bus drivers who called and wanted to know 9 15$ in Mn'ng Wot-ihup MVF& ' Bible itudy Wed • IJlAifport Blvd. 10 OOa " Sunday Shoal MOininUSSevite ..............11:00 EC. g. 13.20 II : rn. 7 )0P in in I OOp in Study and Pryr-i- -. MOnday t,adlqy. 945m Family Worship .- ' ' - . _______ .! Or Harold Harr s Sunday Sehtwl .. ..' I) 00a m A lfln ui TucN,rDrevrSunIandEtat,s Rev. Gary 15fl.r PaSIor _______________ . m tO SO a m 6 00 m 7 00P m l7SCryStaILaIIeOV CHRISt UNITED . _______ CXnnWItiIY Canter ____ 9 Hi John OF TilE NAZARENE METHODIST CHURCH Mc.rn.n Wochp 1 ast LAKE MARY CHURCIt GPACE UNITED . _______ - . I ' ,..,,.J ,., "' .. MtIwd.st . - .. -. Christian OUKvy lIe IMiSWestu Hwy 4k 1 ... P&I.IO, 9 ISa m It OOa m . '.c - # Morning Worship YOuth Hour - . ., .... ,.. . . ---• / -. '- ;•_. . ____ . . . ..-- - _____ . - 2nd Sunday School flOO Orlando Ave (17 93) (Lutheran Church In Anteiica William B Do*ney Pastor ChurcP.SdItoot ..... . = Aics Lak.Monro.. Fla ' . . .• -MTIGAL p, - Congngahand FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH '. —" 1 1 I VW GOOD SHEPERDUNITED . r.!4 CaiseIb.'ry Fr. Jam Martinez .........Pastor Fr. MarllnKelIer ......Ant. pastor Sat Mass S OOp ., fl3 Win I. --.q'- SI a Douglas D Elliott W Passes 1st , - - 7 30P m - .. , Pleas £ tamtyNagPdtWeøl Unit I) will be put into an In- a different tack. "Because the Construction Corps to imterini type treatment System. health department has In- mediately pump out defective The DPC order that the City formed residents, they are (Cont'd On P1. 2A Col. 3) ,. 14 neva 'Th, ChurO ut tnt. Lutherin HOvr snsP and TV "Thss is th Lute" NYPS Rev Elmer A Rt'tischer Pastor SuE WStI) ".. "Obviously, we are going to grease the rail.," to get plant approvals from various state 0 1j&. Assenitiv UJ (,od r i U t.qirio.. plant for a permcnent solutkn the septic tank pollution flooding problems in Ovfcdo to of ()viedo must chlorinate all aware they must Institute the defective areas has been sanitary precautions. We do not lifted, Wood salc. "With all the feel this particular order was rain, the city would just be terribly pertinent, so it was dumping chlorine that would moáfled." Immeiliately wash away," he The order signed by T.ry said, adding the health Cole, state DPC attorney, ii GENIVA CHURCH OF THE NA LUTHERAN CHURCH OF Oviedo vity officials and sixto-eight land developers have agreed to jointly finance a 500,000 gallon daily capacity Oaks, Unit I. Bill Wood, agencls, Wood sail. engineer, Central region, state lie said the plant's plans have Department of Pollution been submitted by city (.'ontrol, told The Herald. engineers. Driver and Spooner. Wood said the plant, expected Wood said while the perto be built southeast of the city, inanent solution is worked on, will he constructed and in "the septic tank seepage in the 1 / I t ,f.'. —i ______ F - ,.. , - . 1 IIANF1S I (-' I iilJ Ii S Uflhl\(.. ,Jnck I!orner it talks to IIOb Anderson (herald Photo by Jean Patteson , - "gathering" Friday at The When the Nixon budget was I" irest in Lake Mary for area announced Last January, the pilot firms to meet the departnintsersednoticeta i'rganmz.ation s solunteer, and popular special milk prolearnhowmajorfirmscanhelp gramcost1ngabout$1oQrnllj raise this year's goal of $1, a year would be trinitmed to $25 nullion. million beginning July 1. "This gathering is the backThe special program, sup. bone of the F und, said Jack rted , milk lobb ItoCter,PilotflrmsdhL,lon isis and Congressmen fron fuxn you canour make a great eral assistance to schools 'hlkri. net to St. crvirig milk nurirug snack l&onard Unita.s, a uOIku breaks. The servings were In Fund campaign chairman addition to milk prosided with qoted a proserb, Ieholl Uie regular turtle - he only makes breakfastsschool lunches or progress when his neck Is out,' and Lrged, "Let's stick our Pr'esentty, n1y children in necks out and raise $l,520,fCO schools without regular meal thIs year." service are getting milk under fl f' the tSDA program, theme, Thanks to YOU it !umne state and local school sorking for its 1974 iampaign lurh administrators base fht United Campaign of complained that rising food Orange, arid Seminole costs plus the reucflon In milk niunties Osceola is a cooperative joint tnture sponsored by' the The mmuonev iave tcrciyj theni to i United Appeal of Orange e uruna e m.il'1k SC IS County, Inc., the United Appeal Proposals to force the Agri. of Osceloa County Inc. and CUIt.Ui't kptrtmiat to resume The United Fund oC Seminole full specIal 1411k spendIng are l'ountv. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/02218c8fad345c7def26357dc46fdf72.pdf 81b311d972b3d05ebb3bb316cfdfd496 PDF Text Text —r -- = - _______ -, I 1 - - - - .--- - -- --- - '--- --.-- - -•. - - -- -- - -r - - --- ie r N ra Ice on ci) ;V 04 M 40 X Z 1E S E kill 030 kill w 0 0 'I 0 Z 0 M o w ___ OWN uble The motion for double sessions was not th only alternative to th e problem but it was obviously the proposal enrolled Teague Middle School on creased capacity the portable structures would add fawred by-the standing-room only The proposal to buy portable will be effective as soon as crowd attending the meeting. Layer's alternative proposal to change the school zones and transfer students to less crowded schools was WC Cflfl work out the busing problem," School Supt. William P. Layer said. "The arrangements for busing will busing problems cause countywide dawn because /•._ - — from the north end of Ue c and some the drivers will face 12hour y r ai Layer said he hopes the busing iSIS can he i esoI ed v ithin a 4) L r sic 0 m 0 M0 Sims said. - C 0 Thursday, Sept. fl. l97t—Snnfnrd: c 'WSW - An unidentified man in the audience suggested the board pla ce Teagueon classrooms were available at which time time the board could lift the double sessions. . . . SCHOOL SUPT. WILLIAM P. LAYER Explains changes for Teague Midd l e School Cont'd On Pg 12A to! 1) - — IIdA 32771 10 _ settling pond, where most of the dra ined, all solid waste the ut wch cound1mn Vicki solid waste expededtotfle carted away, and the Clean water from the pond will pond restored to theircreek and Baker reported are In original 'deplorable" condlUon. Police then be channeled into the condition. Chief Donald Dobson said the Creek. Coucjcn voted to tear shelters are now "a definite Af ter a year, the settllng pond down all school bus s lte he rs In hazard to our children's safety." Last year 3O0 ws Spent on maintenance of the shil S116,0DO a per capita cost of Hat t laway -- __ JJ 57 - i . d - ' ___ - - I f3f , It-7N . "1 - 31 . Wi _____ - . W •. — U " W M 'y - j - NEVER TOO OLD TO PLAY WITH TRAINS NOT when they carry a check for $5,000 like this model of Auto-Train bringing first installment of Auto-Train's $15,OW pledge to Central U 0 - IT1 m M 6 ___ i I I - — -———————— ——————— I, ' v s . es ' i . se the Sanford Airport Authority whether Page Airways 13 in 13) John ru - ! evils of Watergate It's wrong .... whether it's a Republican %V a Democrat. Whether It's happening In :C Z wt '""Now ov AW - I .f I -' - -.- I'm not at liberty to disclose more thian this ..... the wheels of justice started turning yesterday - right here In our own backyard. County Editor estimated killed since a Tuesday The military junta that WATERGATE BURGLAR Frank Sturgis, facing charges in a mysterious stolen car ring, I-, seeking the release of presidental and CIA tapes lie says can clear him. (P5-A) Area deaths ...........2A Entertainment ......... Bridge .................7B Horoscope ..............7B 12A Hospital notes Council approved advertising tractor for city - _______ - -- -\ 7 -. V. Tuesday overthrew the Marxist go v ernment of Chilean countries, who will have to Dear Abby .......... . 7B Crane ..............811 FItori comment .....4A , .. State ........... - -5A Stocks .............. ....2A TV .....................Ill 44South America is the only not to destroy the established at night, place where we have a positi ve anny," Perez saId. tie pointed of payments," Perez Thunderstorms raked the balun out that military establishment southern plains today and said, "II you lake away the P w during the days and 20 per cent In Chile Is one of the few in dumped additional heavy rains South American market of 250 Latin America that has stayed 'llicir, Revolutionary Movement, to go Junta's first act on taking over nderground or sie to was to sev er Ptoma ArgentlnaorP:ru relations Cuba, saying When asked if foreign in. "That little island Is the mother fluences such as the CIA could of the whole situation in South were in the streets protesting tonIght mid 70s. Communist bloc and weaken hunger and Inflation. Rain probability 50 per cent ti•atk with the United States. "Allende's big mistake on sections of Texas and million persons, we will have to ithln the constitution and kept taulalana akeady amped by fight for our life as polltkallv neutral. This is U three days of intermittent first ti me In 40 years It has dpou no se . be Perez indicated he expected handled with "kid glnvpq' the MIR, Chile's Left Perez pointed out that the -- -- - X~ - -- much re313tance from the Weather 12A Classlfledads........11H Iblicnotices ..........8B Comics -------------811 &icty . ....... .....A ord puzzle .811 Sports .............10-HA from for bids onane crews. P.rez expects the situation In Chile to stabilize soon without President Salvador Allende did have brVUght about the military Ame.-ica." so to pre%rent a blood bath coup. Perez said, "The CIA Ile said that In a&lItion o aiding guerrillas in Latin latined by truck drivers and America countries, Cuba Is other disgruntled civilians, Dr. presently bt-hind moves to set Luis Perez. local expert on HOUSE SPEAKER Terrell Smiums says Yesterday's high 93 low this up C01nnion markets in South Latin American affairs, told the $100,000 the legislature earmarked for solar :ki Herald today In an exclusive morning 72. Partly cloudy America and the Caribbean to through Friday with a chance of present a united front in dealing energy research at the University of Florida intmlew. thundershowers mainly during with the U S. and open the never reached its destination. (P5A) Perez said Um years after afternoon and evening hours. market to the whole world thus the election of Allende people ifigh upper aOs and low W Low building econon-dc ties with the Calendar n 't-t00 Don fU at who all Is supposed to be involved predicted. By JANE CASSELBEIIRY index - Half a loaf is what you get for what you once paid for a full loaf of political a.-tivitles In the inevitable. They did not want to junta in Chile is reported with 500 to 1,000 t4 .. .*...,(and Uds I& We worst part) right here in Serninole County. damage reading an ordinrnce annexing America. kill their own people In Communists, lie speculated l known for his anti- defending a government with that there might be sone =murd!it coup. (Page 3A) ::'-i most vandalism attacks. Caribbean and South SCATTERED resistance to the new military petsons or what seems like eternity now, we've been repeating - the present shelters have suffered • setlei° Sanford In 1563 but bloodshed," Perez said. "when :: us kept his firer on the pulse they saw a revolution was society, :V J _ of durable materials and c'unaistoarooforijy,stdes of against drug abuse, he won the The Communist guerrillas there are many -experts" Iny Dale Carnegie International will now try to use AUende, who Chile brought in as advisors b political corruption in Maryland resumed Award in IrIO and his been conunitted sucide following his Allende from Russia, China, work today under conditions of unprecedentedh onored b the itite medical overthrow, as a martyr, Perez Cuba and other Iron Curtain secrecy. (Page 2A) A Spoliki This one will be brief, today, folks but, it's explosive! ..OUnCII agreed if new shelters we built they should be THE SPECIAL grand jury probing alleged LOCO+ 'V C Piland said he will approach South Seminole Jaym-M who repaired the shelters auw years ' 190 as a community service, and ask if they will help again with rebuilding shelte rs. Al LewIs make a formal "Personal favor" to make a presentation, stressing the benefits presentation of the prog and cons of the county will receive from the county joining the organization membership other than the obvious lie hinted reaction to the presen ore of cooperation, lie said the tation be a favorable one at least by presentation should also point out the majority of the board. CALNO membership advantages Hattaway said that two weeks different from the enjoyed in the ago a "certain" commissioner inEast Central Florida Regional slated on bringing the question of Planning Council. CALNO membership before the The motion made at the county board. Even though "some of US commission meeting was by were for joining and others wanted Commissioner Greg Drummond more Information" a vote was forced immediately, he said. liattaway and Commissioners Sid The commissioner continued the VihIen and Dick Williams voted motion was a negative one—"not to against the motion. ' default (Page 12A) LA are creatthg litter and In the congrega tionoh! pr parking lot. Governments Wednesday night as a Hanson and . Z% the Shop-andi store should be F irst Se because gore shelter moved to - Editor's Note: Sanford seized power, ending elected can't do a darn thing in Latin physician Luts Perez, born and gov'rnmentt America. . .Communjsts are "The military apparently infiltra ting Venezuela, Ecuador educated in Cuba, came to the United States in 1956 to escape decided the best thing to do was and Peru and the CIA can't Ui Communist regime. lie to take over and prevent touch it." ' . The Environmental Protection Agency refused to allcw mechanized vehicles to enter the creek area fora clean lie recommended 11 shelters rebuilt the shelter outside are join CALNO"— and it failed, which meant the county commission no action, Ilattaa said WINTER SPRINGS County 1k urged that CtLNO Chairman C4'mmlssloner Mike Hattaway Gransille Brown, mayor of Winter ksked the CALNO Council of Local Springs, and planners Harlan ' J, SANFORD Airport Author ty vot ed to direct AU" %illiainflutchisonto gather information ' jIi ew • r ' ng leases and I in closed Jordan By DONNA ESS 2 H era ld Stall Writer 0 m - from the settling pond containers, LNO Meetin according to cvxwfl member CA Chlel an Revolution Lo 'ng i e Coming Florida Zoological Park over a three year period for We construction and operation of the zoo. Gib Blake, Seminole Zoological president, (shown in photo) received donation from A. Q. Olsen, an Auto-Train vice president Wednesday afternoon. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent, Jr.) V. - on particularly In Hacienda Village, that Gee Creek was giving off offensive odors. E 0 fence being erect proposed settling pond and a $l0, cash b d. from residents of the city, axyj ---- W and general, $46,000;and road and bridge, $25,000 Council agreed to enter into a Th Party agreement with City of Casselberr) and CASSUCO for the cleaning up of GestCreek.subjecttoasecurity The project was initiated after comptaintawere received _____ by pounding them with cement block or setting them on fire, recreation is $9,000; for zoning, &V,000; finance. $21,000; office Colan Troy Mand said CASSUCO submitted a bid of 13,W for restoring the creek and pond to its original state oncetheyar*cleaned,andabld o($l,0 for removing the waal.e ______________________________ - -- _____ _________ - - • I — I Asks Budgeted for health and :----:- Ito ' I - ri WINTER SPRINGS - City up and blocked ah proposals Councilmen have approved a dredge the Creek. 174 city budget of $419, A plan to c3ean the water of and agreed to rid Gee Creek of pollutants by natural means pollution In a year long w then drawn up. Wa ter from the creek will be diverted in to a The budget increased over last year's In all categories. Th po!lcc dptment will - ____ pr- - __ 7) - - u e ree eanu r' . - - MIN 1 - - - - sitionow,"Boird Member Davie Win er 310M 0 - Board Member R. G. Feather proposed the board buy modular rw ' - m - acted then we would not be in that' 4=M -n - met with resistance from audience and wduld always be needed and could.he utilized for storage or classrooms, Board Chairman Walter I igue questioned the feasibility of i" 4 until January. board members. ,-'L'.' - mi rn 44 _ : structures died when the board learned that such rooms would not be available We are in th e same position that we were in last Spring, and if we had eague. Feather said modular rooms • - :a buying portable structures because it would decrease the availability of state funds to build new schools due to in- Seminole County School Board voted Wednesday to place the overdouble sessions and the decision was 4 SNOW" IF laced! Sessions t added the county is having trouble ding bus drivers. greeted with applause from parents. "The motion for double sessions • - ur Do Th e ___ -.-- T. By MARK WEINrZ 0 - Liftsi n X r s m ii'• l .- ---______ -OFF "101MIN _ rM kill Z a hoo P c ag am :- - W_ - - TO LEAD DISNEY PARADE LINDA SARGENT of Sanford will be riding ling (sold Rebel, champion three-year-o ld ialomitio stallion, Saturday and Stmdav at 2 p.m. at Walt Disney World heading up the equestrian parade. The horse, which won the championship in June at Delra Beach, holds a double registration as a quarter horse. !lerald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) �- __ ______________ — — - — ____ lj — J1__ :-.:, _______________________________________________ ________________________ _z - -- -.:--:- - - - - - -- - -- ----- - --. — -.-. -' - 1- - -- --- - - — - - T. __ f' —i _ __ --I ___ _ - L. .- ------ 10%0-% ~.1 _ _ __ . - -j -. --.,- - -, - -- - - -- - - - - - - - - Reported Advancing 1,OO r ur oftL xtension WASHINGTON court , __ -- -U the in bttic over to the __ - - - '4 - - - - Ifltheev1dencetoanewgfl The answer is obvious, making • mud pies, below left, which can bo a very sticky business 811 over, as our three future homemakers now know firsthand Below right. Nikki Shumate, 3, Gretchen Sever and Chrissle ___ _________ Shumate, both 2, ___ ll Skalsk Jr.) There is concern _ __ _______ with in cox's ____ . = - - F- -- - --- plenty of V. 1 h, 47 mIles northeast of l'hnom Penh after a week of hard figh ti ng The comma nd reported only harassing shelling from the Insurgents today, and flew more than 20 ______________________ added that Cox has not )et I the to town h> helicopter. ador Allende on Tuesday In South Vietnam, the government reported a clatih near Bong Son, on the central coast, In which it said 37 -- the iitbiflty of leg newsmen foreign __________ S — capital - time "lie SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) Wednéscby as Allende was des in protest against the end of Scattered resistance to th e new burled with only his faintly Allende's 35-month attempt to military junta in Chile has been attending The junta said the 6 turn Chile into a sociaIt state r( ported jflflUdf(j ago year -o ld president, the Western TC were reports that 600 freely lef s e af r a 000 persons have been killed elected Marxist chief of state gunfight with troops at San since ti country's military shot himself rather than tiago's technical university. the town The Cambodian command reported Wednesday that I ts forces had recaptured most of the besieged provincial swore In a 10-man cabinct made up of seven generals, an admal and two colonels The foreign minist,er is A 1ael persons were stranded erratic and conditions Abroad, there were aeman elsewhere in the nation could.strations Wednesday con. o ffice buildings in which sat the curfew not be ad A broadcast (lemnirn' the coup In P iris pers were barricaded Wedne As snipers exchanged fire the Jun ta declared that nor (ia> nigh t, and the junta warned with military patrols In DON BALi malcy was returning for the 10 / SANFORD MOTOR that any armed persons taken streets, explosions were heard million Chileans. prisoner would be shot on the in Industrial areas of Santiago. The government radio said IlAkfimm Gunfights were reported be. the junta - mde up of the round - the -clock curfew t wccn soldiers and armed commanders of the army, so FRENCH AVE kept ciiliins off the street workers,occupying their fact navy, a f orce a Poli ce North Vietnam today denied charges this week by the United States andSouth Vietnam that It was building mill- -I (ormlly installed themselves t U Bernardo O'JIiggin Mili ta ry School and at a cerem'ny Many flolic-c threatened to blow up in office buildings or hotels by %iet Coig or North Vietnamese and one gournnient soldier were killed and 13 government troops were _________ tary airfields and missile sites in South Vietham - . J s V I L r: -.,-_____ .- -- _________ - — 322 - - __ . FFN TII FAIR SFX - Hut Cox' staff lsn't certain oil _ t il the art '-tr of throwing hand - nin - .r-=-- 1906 - -- - , light the onlmunists -— -- - - -- 11 - - - - - ba gnim The Whik house has stated ii, _-_ .- to k,rnc ffltar I, II', ( ____ __________ Ilk. *4 - -- a wl -- th __ 'I _ an come c ter ChiI e Ta keo ver Af the p • 14 0 factory and sections of university campus and were entrenched around the air ort three miles northwest of I _______ A decision firn the us. urtAppeals ls expected b> Stiprrn Court -- qffm - - -J seven. rxiiieu _____________ - - F the of 1 II . tapes will not be reso!ved be. . And members _________ J. - ---- -- - - -- - - (oretheendofthegraflJ - followed. precutor tn !lsten ding Sica's dion, his W be>ond to the tapes along with the ye still could go back into the grand Jur) te rls! What are you doing ___ vestigaijon. Sirka a Vatergnte pes is - - PIINOM PENII, Cambodia I AP) - Cambodian govern. ment troops In'Kompong Chum today were reported advancing from the north and cast In an attempt to trap Insurgent forces along the southwest edge of the town. Th e Khmer Rouge Insurgents still controlled the textile . 14 them. hut even though Meanwhile, the grand jury , . peared to be upholding Coz' IN judg panel that heard the A lmonUi tenn would be drab er. contention that the ur n special prosecutor Archibal,j on Cox r,> ask Congress to cx the President, should decide day also questioned exactly to extend it is through an act of tapes could be how Sica's decisi on would be tend the term of the federal Congress. le special prosecutor implemented. lwycrs for grand Jury Investigating the wasn't fully satisfied witil the rica Invited the Appeals Court break in and co%er-up A spokesman for Cox said the judge's declsion to add whatcerjdeUnes they Pr osecu tor main3 "coIdent ask edtheCourt Ap. saw fit. Thus, if the President Prosecutor acknowIeded that a resolution of the tapes case ange s order to accepted a ruling uphol. an a of Congress extending permit the - t. % I 0 - - , Thursday, Sept. 13, 1973-3A i Reportea (I 4 106 - - The Sanford Herald Cambodian Troops -~-=-Z:x--- ~-- - - - -Z~1-11 - I'i!% f ' ..p ' as #--2 - __- _ I A&f -!A4-.&- 1 OX :viUi I 1-1116, - ---- - - ---zf-i%rl.@F-Z-=,]~-__: ---- -...--- -- 1%*--` . - A A World - - ____ ni -- -1 1 . ----- 1 - --------- -- '' - ither presidential press kesmen nor Charles Alan right, the lcsident s attor- __ - News Y_W'I, _\ — - - - sjL ~N 1~ .--Cdl - - L I . -- -- - - --30 - -~ --;?~. .- . - - L . - -- - --- I .-- -~W~ _ -=- - 4 Court Judge John J Sca ordered the President to gibe him the rJcssubpoe.nJb)(ox0 4 It 47 that he could listen to them in private and deterttline If Nixon - k; I -- ___ _________ _________________ - - --- - 4 -- - : - Z -- ,'Pro ; e -- I -M"" i% Te~-,;-!.*, - ";P1 For I WASHINGTO __ - n new -.- 7-.V .-.- -- . - . :: n .. t. - ew eet a Md. ( AP — The special grand Jury probing alleged political corruptii in Maryland rtumed work today under conditions undertaken during this investigation Beat! replied "By tradition and statute, grand jury proceedings are secret. Certain step have been sealed off by U.S. mara1s th wafl fldes who refused to allow nm Un sit of the grand room or a nrby elevator grand jury room were iA I -V Within the COon 0 f y an elevator by Which was m. this area arid it I . i i I told a newsman. is inv'estigating allegations of racy which may involve ckb,acks and co~sp Vice ! Spiro T. esident Agn'. I . I ~.,~ mo hctmen, proba bly of . -- .- -- --0-1-f --- ----. - - I . News B ie fs ---- - - I - -4qqw~R`a -Tw K%= -7'!--= — - —-W- -. - I . SQE-W I - - - -i. - - all - ____- ____________ ______________ ))tj bus1 C,at*P* C*I&fw" 0IMPInt - n n z) ~Rwcvlq 166a IBM II% 1fl joitt Ifl. , 7111* 2914 ns. Ccx%tCan CAVA V N*r Gfr"d Gultoil P?TIT Ir 2 t#&§ 114* --- - - - - Ill mll, Auto Talks Near Strike Deadline -- ____ _____ 1. -_ ______ ________ - ________ _____ • DETRO1T(AP)UnUedQWk,I thrjkr deadline but a union otflc 1a> there ha r r irtrr i ti tet, z,u ureflLnta any Wo a dividing the two ! - ' -- - ---- ---; -- -- -_---- - I -- ------ ___________ - 1 had L ii in d although there is ntFr, sWd. Chrysler showed its opthnism by __________ ci its 1270O on emples to work Surda> - _______ _ More Gate TV Undecided ____ - - - SPiRO --- =- I es - I 'f r a > 2im warm smile Is a lot as - ------------ The three cmcrc1tefjs.. networks sa y t' )P-y have" decided YVI whether to provl&w coverage of the second round of sm flut heags M NBc PiJi I O tt ( t the Imetp uf Said no dec ision had been rched - ___ ;i-w Wck ws waiLr r- ", cf,%.N 3P. . . : ,S*b $4 $4 IJIL'1 children, , penIngNysEptijflClUd Fairchild camtra, up 1 to OcddentfihIktroJe great r her lIfe e was formerly cmpIo)edbyStoneandfl.5 Department Store of GIkNN ((1IRAN Gk nn Rivers Coch an, 49, of from trth COCHRAN GL ENN . Ife 1ko IId up t, do wn ta(02411.O nd tVit Ufl0rai aives- for Ole is fl 23 4W. IV T "I-1 0.1 #uesy hd a Ws Wt p1n. '61 firits'Nn Funwol i,40md " : : % : 04 : :. : •n burial 1.wn Mmi1g -- - tr H- re UAI . 411,i ;' r: ' H Harden l*misvo Wed * dbtwho dd *flI rrangemcnts di LJ . 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T il 1-11 I - Aitamonte I 3 as 1It - 1 17- -, - I I 8349212 Oviedo. HARDEN, L !I DOROTHY,LEGGETT - Mrs Evelyn Carver, Funeral Home is in -! I il " = Bradenton; Wee sisteM Mrs, toamerine JU6"U, 11amptM , — I -- 8349212 Afghan bandits Suffolk, Va.-. Mrs. Jane Moon, - up supIrt fur UNIU i CHOICE — and the U.N.Children's Fund John was killed last October by Cochran, lake Mar> two brothers, Horace Cochran, Lake Mary; James D Cochran, ' ;. tiiii Mary, son, John David 1111 Va to Cantrra bror John, who Started to walkarntiniltht world i n 17Oti, wife, C I Jr in Like I YOUR , V thell 11) S)drle)-, a di.slance (if 2,400 miles. Willie [I was a gift front the Iuese ovni :oDji1 vid, 33, and his y S,rivn tncide his - - - Ill to pill a wagon given then, by U lurkish go%ernmnt Sii,- vi vor, irclude tv*O Tuculay after a long illness. daughters MM Jane South, Born in Camilla, Ga., he came rs. Anna 1,. Sapp, to Lake Mary in IM. He was a Marnmntb,' ,7ou Mary Pres b teria n Ch urch. Funeral Noce .. = :- . - team of Anterican brothers wa!l:lng around the world, a Portuguese pack mule named WIitake lt ll is enjoying a six-month vacation. IV WITH nce Aug. 18. Wawa, Minn., and his brother Peter, of Santa Ana, Calif., took to t he Mr today to fly to Australia. They will resunie their walk at Perth, where they — r' ,,: ,, , Iry IT •to9, Or>skr,ups to.t, RCA five 0 14randehildren; a brother. Mrs. Sallie If. Harden, 83, of Stanley Hamilton, Michigan; , Scum Co e % Vi I ANY COLOR TV IL ______________________ " — Deaths -- - - .. hi - CAIL'UA India (AL') After clip-clopping acs Eu rope and half of Asia wi th a 1 1 I :-J-'-. ' REPEAT OF A a 5 — meat says Northern Ireland's Iotestant extrernta may Long Rest grand- 1• I Tile Dow eag of _O p cC industrials was up about a point, while declines led ad. "" P" ° vik n N YO Sto __________ ___ S (11 f I 1h4rktLri-e opned iued _________________ su'IIv[sjon :L \I/ L. 4 — TUBE WARRANTEE 4t t Oflly -- Mule Get and in Charleston. W. Va. most Is's 5 • rings - - -- 1. - - 110J, 4 . OM Wednesday morning at Petersburg. W. eview ursthg Home. nor Brisson uneral Home is In "I' " ", - In West Virginia, she lived in AD' 7 I Market Open M ixe --- -- - =- -1., - t '., MRS. SAILIE RARD 11 31 31 37L 1111 ) "' r. ---. - -M - ____ ° Area 2711 31% 7710 101 16'r We 2116 'Vl. I ,I Krow - be planning their own boint) campaign fit Britain to match the one the Irish Republican Army is accused of waging c. Annexation and zoning of property described a., follows: Sanford ( Or the Past five years Dvitaftft - i.m. FIELDS exclusive 22111111111 Irish Protestants Plan Bombs 0111~ --- xii i'i'ii 1' - Aiiia I Korea but to remain ready to meet any contingencies. M 4. N." I M L #nf P&P - governments reported at the end of their annual security consultative meeting. A joint communique summing up the twoay meeting said the two allies agreed to seek a rtduction of tensions in — vv, '1 SouthKoreaagaintnday thatit hasnophflIat pr e$cflt to reduce ils 40.00D-man military force in Korea , the two 046 - i ) 25 DIAGONAL Korea i • remaIn ufl I 25 DIAGONA±J COLOR 1U4 ,South Korea (AP) The United Sthte assured lola 3 through 9 Valen Court Plans under business district Commercial ZOflIflIJ Uu 36t'l U, Irl s, ivy 1r,# ?I'* 2114 21'. " I t Iry I/, j flordeft C"-rj!rr Sanlando shopping center on SR 434 ww Ri.rige flne Road, will ask S?Iq • I U.S. Troops LONGWOOD Cr" COUNCIL AGENDA dt of two lots on w. P ?1% is* I$,* clommms 411,6 Sri. 474. otnow COLOR At least 50 persons were MONTREAL (Al') Police are loo ki ng for a gang that killed a Brinks security guard and wounded4iis driver In a 1100,000 robbery on Wednesday. Police said three or four of the bandits but one man is In custody. Ar g. It is expected die city at. will to prepa re a resolu tion of intent (or commercial zoning 'i - 7i0 - ---M -- - -- Guard Killed In Brinks Robbery SH 434, west of Island Lake, wth;!,*-Ie third is for six W on 341 14st Fd the flightphn toda% were suhir - Th e city council at 7 ttinight will con. — A second hearing Involves the " a%'* 116 --- -;1 - a village lair phmge Into 0 (Iih Thirteen members of one farm]> were we A,nTLY SPACE CENTER, IfOtiston (AP) Mlluts exWt today to receive medical clearance to p!.e Utr record 5ay orbital agency medical experts make their weekly et-aluation nf for just a week as in the past. the) rc expeck-d to flash the okay for the final 12 da> of the -mission. Alan L. Bean, Owen Gafflt and Jack H lusma are to return to rarthSept 25 On - -- -L - -ISL A-C&n Skylab Expects Final (Zlearance - .- - --- i,, Alma I - LONOWOOD meat of Congress In "If" L- L-W Fx000 rircitono — r ---A~- - I --- I — They again declared their In- A & tma ________ JAIPIJR, India Al') ng. Noon Stock R ra%orts National I -- - -~- Bus Crash Kills 50 In India although dropped any mention of t1w. old Oct. 15 target date. SR 427 near Seminola Later Wednesday N.C.. and the cord is sell. ngs Dri ve to pent a Calling air pressure ho-se for den)Onstr2ted what could prove Boulevard for commercial bicycle a* in &I zoning. 0 protection line safety. manu- to Le another barrier to 8:~ zoning. b. Annexation and zoning of lactured Georges St. lAurent, turned jotirnment when it failed by fivc, ________________________down a few w".ka ago on his Property described as follows: lot I and 2, Block Tract 3, request ast December and generafly has met once a week since January. ______ L 111 Perrn it For Longvvood they eten t - i er. or Pat McGlynn of Wake Forest, ~, ))) ioIa damstobringwatertothejrregjon Bicycle Shop Seeking this .ws,sion." Y• local of. her ( uts Yl - p alder a riance request to Democra tic leaders ledhouse .d permit a cycle sales and fense and foreign aid as "the seIce shop In a home on annex the Al Stolte ppy principal legislative corn- San la The pflcatlon for the remainder of property SR 427 with mobile home k is Zoned b usiness d Th U-S. Atty. George Bean refused tO Comment e8rlier In the day On the grand jury-8 plans for today, but courdlouse sourm indicated One or ta ri PA WAN WW \\\\\ ~Nx-,-.,-qz — was one reason Wednesday,s marsJs appearing 111!j 9 :11 I a proved a $1.5 billion program of wells and irrigation V, meeting of Senate and the T "Mm"ON ) state of West Mrlca's slxdroughtstricken nations have - I • " -1 .-"--. I - I OUAGADOUGOU, Upper Volta (AP) -The chiefs of — Mansfield amendment before the grand jury could cOMe and go out of Sight of reporters. Pronged investigationcentering on kickbacks b consulting enginee rs mid architec f or the award Of sewer, water. road and buildin stMction contracts. is CIO'-~ed 10 the public on the assistant ma rshal ' taken tO Preserve that Privacy. Even witnesses going before the grand jury are ivacy and we Intend to havee 1 t" part of the * N (AL') Thus, it seems unlikely to pose the threat to Congrcssion. Journrnent feared some - ': = ' unprecedented secrecy. Fecteral court house corridors leading to the .- - AAi Ills original proposal to cut -,,air of the U.S, troops In Europe, faces an uphill Senate battle. _ before I I . West Africa Seeks Water n ot to ovede dent spending Mike Mansfield is planning to Nixon's veto of a health servBut the Democratic con ssforaopercenjt ck ices Wl1. trolledCona to U.S as forces When Theteoffl3toI44 minedtodojust _ the Senate takes up vital mill- the fifth time this year -yj that ±domestk tar> prou legislation Congress has sustained a pr p*ing the threat of another ci flextweck,Senatesourcesuy %gislatl battle later Hower, the sous add that Non retalas dflc1ent this Year r appropriations that the anfldpated Ma1eld congressioi strength to also bills. The fight uld force amendment, broadened from block efforts to slash &.fense smio drag on. a.-, BALT!MOR , Of I To -,% orthweat of tk I 11 '1 - f - U ___ . advancing from two directions lit an attempt to trap insurgent remnants along the southwest edge of fix- town. The insurgents still controlled a textile factory and parts f the university campus and were dug in around the airport thrcc mi I * -, .,- -. . _' .--U~ --- ________________ _____________ —-' Briefs ",%Iwf c- 14, Pedals do" a Bradit-fd. Va.. If. crt on his remod ard he wbeelies (lifting front wheel) for the benefit -of four boy From left are Speaker. Leigh Layton. Lecia Frederico and Kim Sampso watchers. n. D Inj I contri v ed the odd brC)CIC by turning an old one upside down, adding pipe eztsjons steering wheel from an old auto and .. . - ... --hold- I _____ - . I ' III(.;Il. 11 'G For exampie, U.S. Di.strict ____________ Z . I -~~ -€ __________ li.-il.~ . - I Kompong Cham Trap Set - it wc --47 r I I -i .--- . :illIf I S --- V.'I~,V hack 't)the lower courts or th'it ILI decislorl, if . if' --T, ~ i LDS COUNT DEPARTMENT STORES ORLANDO ORLANDO Oprn Das v am tu 10pm Sun ii a m to 1 p m Open Daily lOam 1Q10 pm Sun II a m to 7 p m WINTER PARK Open Daily Os m to 10pm sun Ilam to , m LEESUURG 111h Slfttl, V S, Hwy 17 Open Daily Cm to to pm sn soon to ; p m ,- ---- - �4A—TheSbnford Herald Thursday. Sept. 13, 1973 _______ FlWorked Tensions Stretch Peace 11 The Fuse COPLEY NEWS 14 AA In . the Middle Eastern crisis. At this point, theze can be no minor incidents between the Arabs and Israelis. The tension and uncerta inty created for several hours by this hijacking only show that the truce in the MiddJe Fast is being sfj1,j taut that a drunk with a pistol might be all it takes to snap it. II I 1 E asi ivuOaie is How the Israelis respond to th is and other new circumstances developing around them may prepared to put the squeeze on oil resources in an effort to influence U.S. policy. The letter well determine whether the crisis moves closer distributed by an American oil company urging to negotiations or Closer to a iew outbreak of its stockholders and employes to help generate lighting. Libya's nationalization of U.S. oil "more positive support" for th e Arab approach properties is a clear signal that extremist Arab to peace in the Middle East suggests how oil is ____________________________________ leaders of the stripe of.Moammar Khadafy are sping into the picture. New Altitudes Essential NATO Principles 1 Are VVithout ki norf Still S o und z ~, .. ~~ N_ • For Nixon -11 by Jack Anderson w A S H I N G TO N 11 A rested by the FBI. mysterious fortune hunter Footnote: Sogholan's bond arrested by federal agents was later reduced to $100,000. for carrying a snooping Alter posting it, he was device and working as an ii- released in th e custody of an legal foreign agent for Zam- uncle. We attempted to reach bia served as an "electronics Sogholan for his comment, expert" on the 1988 Nixon but he failed to rçtu our campaign team. calls. .,' C' . . - -.. . , .'e ,.'"â, - ,. -. "4'.:. ) / . 2~ , '' I t offices . -. . ..... ' Sex Net t- . _-. Europe Police '. . a ) - ) rid Falters - Florida News Briefs Suspect Sought In Murder - in the Atla nta Ci' Georgia Gwtr. Jimmy Carl.er has Wred one of We read ____ . Lester Madd's old speech writers. 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S. government tapes James R. Schlesinger and and records released for use In present CIA Director William his defense in the Miami csse. Colby. Sturgis goes on trial in Miami The defendant, serving a provisional 40-year prison sen- October 15. tence for his participation in the burglary of Democratic national headquarters last sumHelen Goes mer, was charged August 20 wi th one count of conspiracy Home For and two counts of illegally Beautifully styled with General Electric's new upswept cooktop th at's so easy to keep clean! Ill-speed Calrod5 surface units with accurate pushbutton controls assure fast, even heat. Large !2--l—size oven features non-tilt shelf and oven door that's removable' for easier oven elt'imuing. Orlando *Clothing • Toys Appllinc,s •Beddirg Dih.s •Furn.Iurs *Musical I,flhrument Sanford Electric Co. Open Tues., Thuri., 4:3O Sat, 7-4:30 404 Hwy. 1 7.3 Cci StUbsrry P !)'444' Open Mon. thru Fri. Sam. - . p.m. — Closed an $am. 2522 PARK transporting stolen Florida cars across the Mexican bortier. He pleaded Innocent to the charges last Friday in an ap. peararice in fed eral court here. Sturgis claims that the Mcxlcan operati on was a CIA-spon. sored move against the Fidel Castro government. In Cuba, lie says he was affiliated with the CIA at the time and that the presidential tapes and CIA record, can prove it. Rubin Wed pretrial motions Tuesday requesting that such tapes and records be produced. Rubin also contend"d that Sturgis was granted immunity w hen he appeared three times before the Washington D. C. grand jury and twice before the Senate Watergate Committee, Instead of immunity, the August 20 Indictment was handed down, the lawyer said. Sturgis contends that the Miami charges are an effort to pressure him into talking about the Watergate case. "The Mexican thing was really a CIA operation, and Sturgis was acting in that capacity," Treatment MIAMI (AP) — Helen Evans, a British tourist brutally beaten in a Miami bus station five weeks ago, was to arrive home today for further medical attention. Miss Evans, 21, a student from Derby, left Miami Wed. nesday night accompanied by her parents on the six-hour direct night to London. "1 feel perfectly all right," she said before leaving her hospita I room But she said she remembers nothing about the attack in which a man wearing thick soled shoes repeatedly kicked her in the head after robbing her of $20. Doctors said Helen suffered a lapse of memory and severe (a. cial damages from her beating. She will undergo further treat. ment and possible plasti c surgery at home, they said. Helen's parents, Jack and Elizabeth Evans, said they did not blame the United Sta tes for their daughter's ordeal. 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I - Ch1uota Liza Baker 3t5 5207 olseen Mri Clarence Snyder 3" 441 Winter S prings N ncy Booth Altamonte Springs EtdaNkhol 38 2992 3724735 OliciVfrly - Fern Park Tangiewood, E. Estates Gok4tnrod Eastbrook 535 2992 - . .1 ' 5T.-.• '.. eI S Says 7. ( - ________________________________________________________ ,.. (p. V:. $2 Million Wreck: Congress who handled secretive has spent close to $2 million electronic chores at the tobuyandrenovateaCapitol Willard Hotel headquarters Jill! hotel for use as an office of the 1968 "United Citizens building, even though it may for Nixon-Agnew" i n soon fall victim to the wreckWashington, D. C. ing ball. __________ ___________________________________________________ - , n COM a - ____ . ~ . 5 Wi 11TTT'TTTm,r, TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Mautz,was out of town Wednesday, but Board house Speaker Terrell leg. of Regen Sessums says $100,000 the 1973 ts Secretary Hendrix Chandler said the p,';L..!' . islature earmarked for solar energy research at chancellor would meet with Sessums Monday to k;h::1' . I,..,.;.1. the University of Florida never reached its discuss the appropriation. 9,,. destination. "it appears to be a matter of interpretation of In a letter to ate st e language in the general appropriations bill," university system Charith ,-I'.'r cellor Robert Chandler Mautz, Sessums c ha rg ed said, "It's a little more complex than it Weti.% v 1. nesday that the system's allocation of rese arch appears to be," p _____ funds was "completely contrary" to the intent of Chandler said Mnutz allocated research funds the legislature. to state universities based on a formula "tied to Instead of distributing new money to the solar the number of research faculty positions" on laboratory on the Gainesville campus, Sessums each campus. said the system substituted the 1100,000 for i.rids C me legislature this spring carniarketj $1 / ..;ç1;,. ..;.5VS)r. previously received by the lab. million to the university syste m for "secif ic ;.,The Tampa Democrat asked Maut.z to "take research , •, projects relating to state governmental shatever remedial action may be necessary" to programs," &.4 '-k fr'"It ' ' I 1" _._C, ' follow lawmakers' wishes. ___4 --",* Mautz allocated nearly 1335, 000 of that "Otherwise," he said, "legislati ve intent to ,~l -. . provide additional support for the solar energy amount to the University of FIot-Ida, including - .g . '" laboratory and help our state deal with an - $100,000 for solar energy research. trt'iiiely serious prohlrmn will be completely 11 IKE SAFETY SIGN H LIPS CYCLISTS 011(1 1cj. Kenneth MacKay, D-4jcala, frustrated." co-sponsored a bill calling for the special solar Sessums has been an advocate of development research FOUR-YEAR-OLD Ginger Lee, riding in the rumble seat, and her appropriation. When the measure of solar energy to replace the nation's sagging oil failed mom, Mrs. Gordon McDermott of 689 S. Hartley Ave., Deltona, display to reach a vote, the money was included In and coal supplies, red and white luminous sign on th eir bike. The safety insignia is being the general appropriations bill. so by the Deltona Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, THRIFT SHOP ( Herald Photo By Cha rles Edwards) for Sunland Hospital. Paddle or a Canoe! ______ : -. - S - .. lis* -' erjjj TA ' — r Thursday, Sept, 13, 1973-5A ~ - ~ For about four y e ars, The former Congressional Soghoian has annually Hotel, located across the purchased borne' $1 million street from two house office worth of electronic and tech- buildings, was originally nical equipment from bought by the government American businessmen for overadecadeagoatacostof use In Zambia. lie failed, more than $1.5 million. however, to register as a I. t st y ' :i r (Th ri c r es s foreign agent. stopped leasing and took When he was arrested in over the operation itself. In Washington a few days ago, recent months, the lawhe was carrying a small makers have spent over transmitter designed to fit 250,000 to construc -_ into a wall socket. An in the dilapidated building. Even with the improvements, unusually high bond of 000 was set, on grounds that however, the aging floors can Soghoian had "access to vir- support nothing heavier than tually unlimit ed amounts of a two-drawer file cabinet. cash." As it now stands, the Con- 5 'Secretive Stuff' gresslonal is occupied by an Sources who worked for amalgam of government and the 1968 Nixon campaign nongovernment tenants. have told us that Soghoian Twenty congressmen reside joined the team as a "seturl- in apartments on the eighth ty man" who specialized in floor. Six floors below (lien) electronics. "He immediately are th e offices of three lobby. began sweeping phones and ing groups th Amerfran wasmvjlvedinalo(ofsecrc. Trucking Asciation, the tive stuff," said one insider. American Railroad Associatni1ateral reduction of our -.....,,., cocoA, Fla. (AP) forces committed to NATO. Cocoa lion, and the Emergency MIAMI (AP) A 6-4, 235-pound sanitation worker Is I police paraded the streets We have been unable to Committee for Full Funding France, isolationist in it own being sought , o by ~ . -, x ___ __ pollee in connection with the sex-etranblisJi dressed as women last week In way, seems determined to that Sogholan was of Education programs. , - '_1 . ., gulaflon , de ath of 6-year-old Frederick Clarke. '' Involved in any electronic These special interest groups '; an attempt to apprehend a sex make thi* the year that Westen A first degree mur de r warrant surveillance was issued late Wedof fender but caught wolf whisEurepe sacrifices security for of Nixon oppo- kick In a total of *36.500 to ch-gtng Paul Jc.hn.sori, 4, an ez.vuuvicj emone high- Cnngre ties and nroposItlons from alt 'F i;,t, 'us (or rent. asrerting 1N, "y''oy tile city's sanitauon department, with the dtath level source in the 168 camthe wrong men, of the first grader whose half nude body was found pain told us that Soghoian ..%4 Much of the first floor isocDubbed "Winnett'a Woitni," What the issue boils down to, fl oating Tuesday in the Little I (~ qt; 11 1J11 _ __~ L '-' River Canal. 40~ lx at one point talked about cupied by the Democratic both in Washington and In the police officers pounded 41;?A~~ Police said th e child F ' ~ I putting a telescope on had been sexually molested. the Club,a favorite watering hol(. AJrA their nocturnal beats In their root of the Willard to peer (or lobbyists and congress distaff dLigulsesat the dfresJ into (Hubert) Humphrey's men. of Cocoa Police Chief Willard key reason he came banging out with that head-on head quarterj. press Winnett. PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) — Nearly 20,000 tons of meat Despite all the expense, the I' ference when serious allegations first surfaced. * Although highly was charred when a trailer tuck en route to Miami from co nvincing to The same source said that building may soon be For another, It has to be remembered that the former mu ch of th e city's Diamond, Okla., overturned and exploded into flames, ma le po poSoghoian was paid $i,s to destroyed. The new "annex" Maryland governor isn 't all that "hungy" for the Big Job. police latlon, the officers' objective said. He said it again in one of several interviews ,6® a month (os' his cxper- is a "temporary" arrangenot long fore. was not realized. "We figured it was con taminated," said a Florida Highthe newest scandal reports broke. meat, Philip Roof, chief assisTh ey had hoped to way nab a pj taft to the Capitol Architect, Patrol trooper after the accident Wednesday on U.S. He could say that when no charges were being aired This account was disputed conceded to us. "We are believed to be responsible for 98 east of here, "Meat barbequed In diesel oil wouldn't — (even though he then knew of the inquiry), his mind could by Michael Gill, the 1968 hopeful,' tie added , "that we the atta ck of one woman and taste so good." quickly tilt against running in the event he saw just the By Bruce Biossat smallest stain clinging to him. unsuccessful assaults on two assistant national chairman can tear It down in the not too of "United Citizens" and a distant future." others. WASHINGTON (NEAt As a matter of fact, if there Is not fairly speedy action member of the D. C. from U.S. Reporting his squad's failure, prosecutors and grand jury, Agnew might well One significant appraisal being made here is that Vice Republican mmittee. Gill. Let There Be light decide that is position alrea y has slipped be Winnett said, "This only shows President Agnew probably will drop all thoughts TALLAHASSEE. Fla, (AP) — Roosevelt Wilson, sports The yond salvaging of running — as it relates to a 1976 presidential a Washington public relations Department of Transporta- 4 for th e presidency is 1976 unless one thing information director at Florida A&M, has been named to how hard bid. up At this turhu ent he gets a totally clean bit moment in our history, a good many Americans man and nephew of Mrs. lion is snubbing a demand by of heal from authorities probing are not the board of directors of the College Sports Information guys in this city are," charges against him of Dwight D. Eisenhower, told the Center For Auto Safety bothering to distinguish between frail allegation, serious bribery, extortion, tax fraud and conspiracy, Sgt. Bill Ramsey, a five-year Directors of America. to charge, and indictment possibly leading to conviction my associate Joseph Spear he take action against Yamaha Lawyers note that there are occasions when a grand jury ve teran on the force, tugged at A former sports writer for the Ocala Star-Banner before was "absolutely sure" motorcycles. may not actually indict a man, but in the process a indicting With the staining materials spilled upon him, time is not his lopsided black arriving wig at A&M four years ago, Wilson is and outthe first bla ck working for Agnew. Let a coup e of months run by Sogholan was not a salaried others, may "involve" him in some Indirect yet without lined his philosophy about being still damagever named to the board. ing way. Naming a man a "co-conspirator" is resolution of e issue, and television' campaign worker. s finest spot-remover an example. picked up by the wrong guy, Yamaha's "Enduro" bikes may not be able to help him, No hint has come from U.S. prosecutors that have lights that (unction only "I'm just going to ignore the vice Even before this trouble developed, appraisers of his 1976 Volunteered' president Is either likely to be Indicted or to somehow be when th e motor runs. If a bike them and keep walking," he nomination prospects saw it as a grievous error to say cast into this shadowland where he would He met Sogholan at the 1968 stalls at find himself less ts night, the ligh "said. "I'm go going to be a lady." half a year into is second term — than completely absolved of charges. t he wasn't particular. Republican convention, Gill off and it becomes a JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) ly hungry for the presidency, sitting Winnett estimated that If you're over 65 and said, Nevertheless the point Is Important for anyone trying and the man later came duck for an oncoming car. don't travel during rush hours, you can to men spent l off-duty hours ride the city buses Agnew has been told, and has read endless times, that the gauge Agnew's future course. around and "volunteered" his There are thousands here for 10 cents ns i tead of of trim, e th their charade wi t success regular 25-cent thou fare, bigeit doubts about him in his own Republican party For one thing, he doesn't like "in-between" ccuntry, whent' services. Soghoian, said Gill, but tricky road-or-trail hikes The special rate, announced by city offi cials WedOne officer, 23-year-old tiLscerned the depth of his desire for the Job. and his compelen. was coordinator of a conon the highways. shadows linger and smudges cant be rubbed out. That's on cy to fill nesday. applies to itil routes between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. phone call between -----.-—____________________ weekdays and all hours Saturdays, Sund ays and holidays. ed forc to call In reinforcements __ candidate Nxon and the 50 The Center, founded Letters To The Editor by one night when he couldn't disstate chairmen of "United Ralph Nader, learned of the courage a de term ined suitor Citizens." Soghoian later Yamaha hazard from Carroll who proved not to be the wanted acted as the "technical direc- Hupp, of Akron. Ohio, whose man. tot" of Nixon's "United son JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Adrian Ken Knight, this permanent Injubu "If that guy had me worried Citizens" Inaugural gala. ry in asuffered city's first black broadcaster, died Wednesday. He was 64. night-time motorcycle Speaks —and I had a gun — I can Knight was co-founder and former president of the •, accident, Though the Auto I Still later. Gill Imagine how a woman would VflIW .. UItLV 1....,.. National Association of Television and Radio Announcers. cent er Editor, Herald: JJUdU even better. 'u-u immy next call, What do I read? Greg eel," Fitch said, in this f field of work. Have the lie was th e general manager of radio station WPDQ in ThIs past week, at exactly 2:46 Gill arranged with the Zam- mediate action to ban or Drummond says "ambulance commissioners called the hospital m Jacksonville. od p.m. bian ify the "Fnduros," the the Herndon dispatcher in service In Seminole County is no emergency room to check my to help department's National fligh build government an Orlando received a call that an (10(1. One service does not have reputation' Have they asked any "internal corn- way Traffic Safety Adambulance was needed at French system," and good response time (this is about doctors, nurses or police officers. he ministration toldaction the center Avenue and 15th Street. He placed a hired Soghoian to help him. hired no s'ich drastic me). One ambdlance service can't The people I work with, about my TAI.LAHASSEE, FIn, (AP) Stating that the present call to the Sanford ambulance crew. was "He stole the contract from needed. get along with the cities and the service? Also, the most obvious, th" campus is no longer suitable, House Speaker Terrell Yamaha InternaAt exactly 2:47 p.m., this crew left county." I am sick of reading it! Sessums has urged state education officials to expedite tional advised us the bikes patients I carry? Weir resit!er.ce in Sanford on an First, I have tried to make an effor ts to locate a new This was the project are made with magnetos in. Pinellas County campus for the emergency run to the location given Third, I would like to see it appointment with Sid Vlhlen to Soghoian was working on, stead of batteries "to University of South Florida , save on by the dispatcher. At exactly 2:50 reported to the public what our apparently, when he was at. discuss this matter. He Li 1rnpossibe Sessums, D-Tampa, Wednesday a centr ally located p.m., they arrived on the scene and commissioners plan to do with the to reach. I doi't know Greg 200-acre site is needed to serve an expected enrollment of found U. Russell and Ptlmn. Slover $20,000 used in the past for amDrummoiwl, and I am sure he does 10,000 full-time students. of the Sanford Police Department bulance service. Just what Is more r.ot know Inc. I am willing to meet MIAMI tAP) — Claiming deworking Cardio-pulmlnnry important than the lives of the with him at anytime. I wender if any struction of the Evergla des was resuscitation on the patient. At the People who pay this tax money? of these men know anyth ing at all at stake, South Florida Indians scene and in route to Seminole Fourth, if the commissioners are about the ambulance business exhave vowed to keep non-Indians Memorial hospital, everything that really interested in the ambulance cept that they have been asked to of the scenic swamp. out these men had been taught was used service being provided, one or all of pay$20,000that has been paid in the ".n open door to the public in an effort to save this life. pa.st ( some counties In Florida pay them are invited to come stay at my will destroy the Everglades," At the hospital, all doctors and home for a week or two to ac$1 million). Miccosukee Chief Buffalo Tiger personnel also worked to save this company me on calls. They have to Also, do they recall they were told :;said Wednesday in a Joint State4 life. The decision was made to qualify with the county board of it would cau trouble if they let ment with Seminole Tribal transfer the patient to Florida health and have advanced first aid. another ambulance t."ornpuny come President Howard Tommie. Hospital, an emergency run from This could be on n24 hours basis or Into the county: It did before and ft "With more recreation areas, Sanford ti Orlando, At 4.41 pin. they could divide the time up betti;L a;a!n, One : b1!axftt' trying to Ilri will be more people, beer two hours later, we all left Florida ween them. Maybe one would like to beat another to the scene of an ac. cans, pollution and destrucIkspltal to return to Sanford. The stay just nights. First hariI exc'Ident is Just about the most ticrn," he said. patient had died. Driving back, we perience has to be the best teacher, dangerous situation any county Noting that the Seminoles all searched our minds to make sure couuzussloners could set up. Fifth, thanks to the Sanford have already granted 1I exwe had done everything our training I know U any member of my Herald for letting me get all this off ploration leases and other comarid equipment would let us do. family was dyin, iii the rniddn of iiy rtrnst !cirue I have been rtniti!' t mercial lIgI'i't'mfleflts, a wildlife :. '..> L-.' i:d b'i s,e' roid in S.nf J 1 v.uuld iint talk to the county couunLssioners in o(ficLal said, "The Se m inoles equipped wi th cardiac equipment the safest and most qualified men to person. I just feel that In ________ the say they ect the want to prot and If someone would get the carpick them up. Not the one that could business of sm.'ing lives there Is no Everglades from e th white diac course started for our training, frtve the fustest racing to get there, place for polities. man I we could have done more. No one I also would not want them to lay It Is a proven fact that people zna to have the money and so there while an ambulance is called working together save a lot more the excuses go. from South Seminole, because it is lives. Also as a man, I don't like to be I am a registered Florida their "turn," when one is stationed a publicly criticized by someone who 65% "OrIon" nnergency medical technician. My few blocks away, roller Cover. doen't even know me. S family and I live in Sanford. We Second, before the commIs.sicncrs In closing, I humbly pray that 41i7 Steel frsne. \ nwved back to Sanford because we are so quick to judge and criticize there Is someone out there I have love the town and the people and me, have they checked my record helped and that I have always done because I love the arntiul,ance Celebrafin2 Our 100th Year In Business and repatation? I would gladly my best, and with God's help In the business and helping people. You compare my response time to any means 1 column by 2 in. future can continue to do my Job to tnv to 1',v it to wor}dri 7-t-Vufl other ibuiincv r Ibe best of my ability. hes. Too small for an ad days a week 24 hours a day. company in the ta!e. I ant no kid. I noticed or effective? I returned home that day and I IM 67141A, l*t am 34 years old, nave fn!ly and Cat-I F. Pt!che, EMT many other days, and picked up the You're reading this onel friends in Sanford. We attend church "Hey, Judge Sirica, anytime you want to hear Herndon Ambulance OUR paper to relax a few minutes befcu' 213 W 3rd 5?, Ph. 322-5581 here, I have seven years experience . Sanford tapes, just stop 1(7," Service . ____ ___=~__*_ ~~ The Sanford Herald . ~ -.1ii- __,~__ -_ft:__1_A:_~..s,1 _1___~~_ 1 - I . .I -.r- *_-, ~.~o, "- 1%1114116ft" ii~~_! " ---.-r*fWA-ftuv~--7;~-'15~4_"~~_~_ -~--. , , .*-'I -..-I ..# I ~ ..-.-..--..~._~ - - 'a * -, --I-w.~_ ~ .- '_ He is Marshall Soghoian, defense strategy is going to reductions in both our defense way COPLEYNEWS Justifies Senator Manlake a back seat to economic budget and our balance It has been 32 years since of sfield's ge to gamble that a Some interr.ational problems respond best to D. expediency, President payments problem if less were U.S. troop cutback would Franklin patience and the passage of time, but that Roosevelt There is no question that spent maintaining our troops in prompt the Soviet Union to and Prime Minister prescription dearly does not apply in the Middle there would be discernible Europe. However, this in no reduce its forces. Wtiston Churchill signed East. Twenty-five years has not cooled the ardor Atlantic Charter aboard the of displaced Palestinians to stir up Arab Tath cruiser Augusta off thecoast of a against the existence of the state of Israel. Six Newfoundland. That statement years has not changed the demand of Egypt, of mutual concern for the survival of fr',edotn served as Syria and Jordan to recover all or part of the an inspiration for the Allied territories occupied by Israel in the 1967 war. ~! '/4 k~! causeagninstN3zityrarmy and Indeed, the impression is that time is rapidly for the North Atlantic Treaty ______ running out for the opportunity to settle Arab) ~ -somigs Organissuon which has been =i ( * lcrn!i q stion- on N'ccftlI trn ) protectim \itr, Europt rI1u Sivict expansionism for a Israel now stands formally censured by the .. quarter of a certury. United Nations for forcing down a Lebanese '-f President Nixon has made airliner in an effort to kidnap Palestinian a fresh outline of .—s_ I. tPv,srpr1plesathtmfthis libcratianjzt leaders. Israel may have ieen iiii J S. "Year of Europe" in American disappointed to see the United Slates of America diplomacy. It Li plain now, with cast its vote for the resolution, but it is probably the year half over, there will due to the diploma tic work of U.S. Ambassador it h have to be some changes of -. John Scali that the U.N. action did not include a attitude on both sides of the call for economic sanctions that would have hurt Atlantic If the old charter is to '_"C¼,, Israel far more. Israel can read what it chooses receive a new lease on life. \ into the U.N. action, but it should be clear that Senate Democratic leader the U.S. commitment to the defense of Israel Mike Mansfield, in his efforts to surrender to isolationism. -,-,. ,I . does not extend to condoning acts of piracy. Th ,tI I . . .. __ ;_ Israelis face the fact Uat wr ''(?Vt'tFIU1t1diJ'' I (i,., policy t o w ard the Middle East dispute, which ' Unit -d ztzl~n 31 "\ . America undcnrAnc. , . often has aggravated the Arabs, works both the security of *11, —a ~)\6 .I _____ thus our own securIty—with a _________________________________________________ 4 !Res earch Funds Miesse Mar Foreign Agent The hijacking of a Libyan airliner and j to an Israeli airport is explained as the diversicn antic of a drunken and armed Libyan businessman. it would be a mistake, however, to dismiss itas a minor incident with no bearing on ) 19 1x2 HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE JOIN US!! Cw I HT "WATCHIN" PARTY PUBLIC INVITED * * * * * * QUALITY COURT MOTOR-INN BANQ!IIT ROOM 1.4 & 434. 7 pm - 1 am ENTERTAINMENT & REFRESHMENTS... NATIONAL. STATE AND COUNTY OFF3CIALS WILL BE PRESENT ... 111111111 �.--,..,------.' A 6A— The Sanford Herald Thursday, Sept. 13,1973 ----t---.------ ..........— --------- d By DO?JN A ESTES Herald Staff Writer CALNO Council Action ---............ Lake Mary's In Lake Mary was accepted as a voting member of the WINTER SPRINGS — CALNO COWKII Of Local CALNO Council and payment of the $250 membership fee Governmento members Wednesday night voted unanimouslywas delayed until the new city can afford It, Brown said. to ,eek entry as a full fledged member of the East Ctüttl 'I. !.nkc Mary Mac,r DakI ikMi in u rioriva Regional Planning Council. meeting. The October CALNO meedng Is to be held In Lake CALNO Chairman Granville Brown, mayor of Winter Mary. Springs, was instructed to convey the organization's desire to Planners Harlan Hanson and Al Lewis were Instructed to the planning council, make copies of all studies and coippleted maps available to Lake Mary. undlman Dan Dorfman, the Altamonte Springs representative urged action, reporting ECFItPCrecentIy accepted the City of Orlando and the Disney cities as voting nembers. Lewis recommended the council fund a $25,000 budget Brown is to determine whether the CALNO group can next year for a planning agency to serve the five cities have reprewntation or e&ch nf the member cities. I Casselberry, Longwuod, Altamonte 4wings, Winter Springs CALNO Planning Agency and Lake Mary). Be said the sgency Would have a full-time professional planner, a secretary and a part-time draftsman and one of Its Ilileewould to keep on top of the proposed Inter. county beltilne. ;gJlo cve.ul nonths ago had Hanson make a report on information available on me proposed belUine. At the same time the planner said the northern loop of the high. speed limited access highway would probably be south of Lake Mary and north of Longwood. He urged the cities take action to make sure roads were provided to the beltilne and suggested Montgomery Road and an extended Palm Springs Road In particular. Wednesday night Hanson stressed the Importance of a CALNO area planner and lauded County Planner Roger Nelswender and his excellent department. has a planner, It makes no difference where he is housed," Hanson said. u.i "ii cio The Sanford Herald savings. ) 110 I : ColorTVsale, Sale. Save big on refrigeratorsi Salef Save 51.90 on Penney's Laundry team t S Super September..I , U' I 20% off men's sport shirts. Je 4' Rig. 5.98. Polyester/cotton shirts for men, choose long point or button-clown collar styles Penn Prest for easy care and wear all the time. Assorted plaids and chocks in sizes S,ML,XL. Sale 1 558 Rig. 6.98. Men's taxturized Polyester knit sport shirt in Patterns or solids Lots of colors th c"-'t JCPnnoy slacks, lies S.M.L,XL. .1 15% off all these fabrics. A, SQ -600!133 83"Yd. Reg. 981C. Solids and prints. All rayon/cotton broadcloth. Machine washable. Hog. 369.95. Sale 319.95. Color portable has 19" screen (meas. diag.) and Iransistor and tube chassis Features "Chroma-Loc"' color/tint Control Rig. 98C. Gingham checks. Polyester/cotton Machine washable Penn Prest lI irir ; itriitic fir,. ttinirir 127 r,; lyd. /, ••C' -/ - jeft -..--..- -\ -- ••-. .__.,.- - --- - ----. -. - , • i •• Ca le Save 6195 eg. 499.95. Sale $438. Imperial side-by. side refrigerator has 21.2 Cu. ft. capacity In white, coer, avocado or gold Also: 19 cu. ft. side-by-side. Reg. 459.95. Sale $408. Save 3195, Peg. 219.95. Sale $188, 6 Proqrarnrri'd washer provides proper wasturig uieo muITI-speea bicycles. conditions for today's popular fabrics Fectuicb sQd titiny ano iaoric sottcner dssiienser. Sell cleaning ring filter in white, copper, avocado or gold Color costs no more p 4'. yd. 11 fl;tj Rig. 3.50. Polysport coordinates. Toxturized polyester. Two-way IRROW Reg. 389.95. Sale $348. Frost-free top mount refrigerator has 20 Cu it. capacity and features 5 steel width cantilever . shelves, 2 Crlspers meat pan and dairy storage In white, avocado copper or gold Also: 18 Cu. ft. top-mount refrigerator. Reg. 349.95. Sale $318. Reg. 1.49. Many solids and prints. 100% cotton. All machine washable. ale 419 Save$50 Sale 83d. J,II Thursday, Sept. 13,1973-7A Oft 95 ve oa20 2" yd. Rig. 159.95. Sale $139, Matching electric drycr :r C ul5 .1111. automatic time control. End-of-cycle cool down reduces Wrinkles. i Rig. 3.99. Lots of polyester knits. Ginghams, warpi.ntt:. two•tono. I yd Sa l e 205 flag. 2.39. Back-to-bk prints.. One side printed cotton, the other side solid. \ I' - )Aft . /• ./ Save$40 I Reg. 309.95. Sale 269.95. Color portable has 16' screen (meas. diag.) and transistor and ttbe chassis Features "Chromabc' -' color/tint Control and automatic fine tuning (AFT). Special -7.74 , Men's 27" 10-speed So 1-w.6 ' 999 Rig. $4.1MeX's Ortonge acrylic yarn Luxurious texture, Penn Prest. 27" 10-Speed Racer. Has many professionalstyle racing features. Including center-pull brakes with dual levers for fast, oven stops. Women's 26" 10-speed Sale 5499 Reg. 64.98. Women's 26" 10-Speed Racer. Has sidepull caliper brakes, rat trap pedals, and many other sleek and stylish racing features. - Men's 26" 10-speed Sale 5499Reg. 69.98. Men's 26" 10-Speed Racer Side-pull caliper brakes, rat trap pedals, and many other profesionai-style racing features. (Other modils akn nn calm Save$30 Rig. 259.95. Sale 229.95. Color portable hi', 12 scr;'on (fleas diag ) Features Chrrna'Loc coloi.tint control and automatic fine tuning (AFT). Includes Outck - Pic Save up to $10 on power tools. •' tot f.ist..r picture and sound - _11101 -1 VP In : - "Tl Sale $168 Rig. 199.95. 2 Cycle convertible dishwasher has removable Side panels for permanent installation Maple cutting board top Dual leeI wash and dual detergent dispensers Sale$168 Rig. 199.95, Freestanding or Under counter trash compactor 'ompacts trash to gust its orlcjlnal volume .'.- WINIF _ITU -I • --i ,. I Save . 11 95 Rig. 69.95.SaIe 58.00. 3 pc stereo Component system Solid state chassis, slide controls, 3 speed 3" DSP turntable, speaker and headphone jacks 6 x4 Sp(4ikers Walnut finish wood cabinets. - We know what you're looking for. CHARGE IT AT SANFORD PLAZA PENNEY'S: Open 10 a.m. 'tIl 9:30 p.m. Monday thru Saturday Store phone. ArC Annn: I II I7 . . . 323 -13 10 We know what you're looking for. f: CHARGE IT AT SANFORD PLAZA PENNEY'S: Open 10 a.m. 'til 9:30 p.m. Monday thru Saturday Store phone. 0I 323-1310 MEMO �- ___ -11 - ___________________________________________________ 4Y__ 2 BA—T Sanford Herald SEW & SAVE •r I viii 7 At :: Ja rnes ky DORIS WILLIANtS I "; 1. hono red hardy . A former traffic Patrolman. * -' ~; Fain ly Re u n ion - OWN ._2 - he proval of the dty .3 g:and rnay, __ i , .1 I , ---= . &ftialval04 .k -4 k __ At that time in 1958, a city -_x~ commissioner commented, '!i r htirn * E • . P ! _ ? . P.M - t-'.~ A -. ?.I...,, , X - I . - __ rf ;-. . 9!FA . - ____._ 1 I L1 4 W," . A -~ ;1 , a __ - ~ _9W 4 - I I 'We m-mn-, nd him !cr envy his . - % good a 4 work as hard as any much ou iiipn (,, __ Sft--. R I Plans Communi S V. Anoth person concluded, He's always cheerful, cour- - JAMES ' ...On duty at 715 r 04 PI 4 ,'.. • _- — .- '71. , - - - - -Aift ' - -,-;' — --- f I 00 88 : -_- T - _WW - - .I -, f-1- .A -- - .._ . - - 4.,.;.. MR. AND MRS. JAMES T. HARDY AND FAMILY .. .A ga th ering of the clan on his birthday with the public, even while he's A", $S." YD. VALUES ' ACRYLICS F 11'-7 *;* ~~ . Kiddie Swim --k- =W-_%r_-11r I ,Z~'.. ~r,~, 1=OOT. .__ Rao ~ 3rd ST. a HWy ly."C SANFORD 22022 ______ t, .,. ~~ I I I . ,L- " t"4 W_ - _. I . r I • Y of mix and match / . U' ~~' 3' '.& -14 - _-'~~'; - ..- -1 .0 I;Wb6 a mary/ er s - 4A • - I 200 N. Park Ave. - ____________ 11 . LN William Walker ____ - Z___: - .i ElIlNItEAD Foil PRINCE CHARIVIING ...(Itor) Mrs. Roy DeVary, Mrs. Donald Lavery,Jean Heller, Mrs. toward building Deadline Is Sept. 17. , g s _4 "Perhaps they can use some must be made In advance. i - -- I , i ;i , i, 1& - ,#- - - , 11 1_~ - A - _ — ri . 11 . _M ____ Slacks, vests, blazers, . .- ~ -'#i aid I 1.- i%" i - It .1-4 i I -;"4 - ~~. I 1-~_ ~' --~ - -_ 4-Plece pace setters %* - " I . 1w, . _S Street __ W 4 _ i 4 b Ce ' k (I. .. - I :" FoOft ).11 •L .. I ' ll fp L ~. M~ _ al _oiiLft I I - __ - __ - %P-. d _,_ - -. - -----... - - Helter president of thc Mrs Walktroranymem be rof auxilisry her committee ReseaUons r Of this money BACK NO ___________,___,_________ - - - -_ ____ --- - to (.I. , . Women's now tiult they have been given Cludirman of the dinner4ance Center. coillin ttee is Mrs. William 77he ball will be preceed Walker of 339 Drake Crt. lfe a chlcktm dinner with ,u committee Includes Mrs. Roy tritrunings, at 7 p.m. DeVary, Mrs. Donald I.Avery. "Net proceeds will aid their Post No. l00% 01 Miss Jean Hel-ler, Mrs. Frank tana In their ward Clarke, %eterar.ne5," sa ys Miss Jean Tickets are available from 00 0 r I 1* WITH BONDE! ________________________ T, -_ .-. . from .%l;1(.kl(- 11ro.s.," tl,L! presi de nt rdded - - . I. . # ~ our new club house or home, Foreign Wars i.% sl)onr,nriri~,, a t i on .Sept,22, . 0/ ON A POOL IN YOUR RACK - _____ %X *A DELTONA-The THE WOOL LOOK' - - -- -" 1.~ ,- A....= ...f %.O.- maintain good relationship: w~~ ____ - -___V I_ _ 1;=--__- --~ ___ ..-- -~~;~ I . rM '1 4 ir, 1~1 -1': ,41 i __14 __ -3 JACQUARDS & mg _-_.A1._*- -.1 N, =_ ,k.4~ 11), FA N N E-17 E E1)WA It DS -- __ __ _-ZT-1.-g~_A7Z;7-_-_ - - -' - - )- if - % - ---p . - m ___________ _ __ y erella Ball KNITS CREPES IN . .F nger - - _z=..4r - - 1< 4 - . ____ ____ y ; . -IL ~~ r. - :- - ,_ : . W`_ _ _-, --- - J.T - - 4k A I~I 9. _j - ty A 4 1- WN9 4 .Z_ a .- -, T54 ,W I __ -_-1l - DOUBLE - A V_ -- r x , good lob. - CHANCE $ ~: UA ;, chaise -------------- - , I :M, Carousel' f)elj'titq )tosemiry lf:tvrc,,n . Mavr.arif d ilia y Au ~1 I *4 Consumer - -r YOUR 4 - DA YwTHEN -- 7 --_ _,. _ _ *..1 - . -0 cn!nc . iC-: t- FULL BOLTS .,~"_~ _,-, %.& __ , L 40 won the unanimous approval of city commissioners. Z Ti----. _. . tf- - r ! _ II . i - I- 1111 . - : I ~-~-, I I I LABOR To appliances Of Particular Interest will be BLUE DOLPHIN HAS POOL GAMES JUST FOR YOU' Peter son afthe Dairy and Food be available througtiouttheday p.m., mical Nutrition Council: Carousel" in the Winter Park a series of presentations on of the Sue Collins at 8 special booth in the foun,- Chet's Secrets, Don Judy. Skillet, Staley; ° Mall next Wednesday thru various Division of Consumer lain area of Winter Park Mail. 7:30 p.m., Waistline Whittlerz, Saturday Sept. ,he 5!aff consumer of subjects by Se1ces; and Debby Sims of B Sept. 20, 11:00 T a.m., Consumer Advism the Board of Natural Resour. the he public is Invited to attend 3ored by udget Meals, DonnaOnpan Hicks; Gr1 Dixon. special "Consumer Florida Power Cor. for Florida Power Corporation. ce.", .State of Florida. poratlon and tile Winter Park p.m., Save Energy-Use Carousel" presentations, aI.so 2*00 St,veral special guests will ' IMall Merchants Association. A variety of ideas will be Blenders, Muriel Martin; and a.m., In (fie fountain area of the Mafl, Consunwr tips on stretching aLvo Participate in the --con. presented to help the consumer at the following times: 7:30 p.in., Stretch the Food Microwave Magic, Judy Lang; ncr Carousel presen. live better in every phase of Sept. the food dollar, and the 2:00 P.m., Nutritional 19, 11:00 a.m., Cenisable Dollar, Sue Collins. ' econongeal use of electrical Co ions. Including Muriel homemaking. Free corlsumer Casseroles, Lois Porter; 2:00 Hufford d ar n O3ter;Rosery Ups and recipe brochures will Conservation Cookery, Ann :tfl., seafood Symphony, I At 75, Jim was stIU going ___'! r - The Sanford Herald Thursday, Sept. 13, 1973-9A T 1 Hollieniakers in the area lire 1 ., . VALUES Seafood Synphony, Anyone? IiOrnern aicers InviteU I- OUT ON THE BIG 1111111~ i. MISSED IV transferred to the traffic department in 1953, and for 13 Congratulations were the years had the job of keeping gathering was a large cake, have recently moved to a new Also J. 1.. Hardy, Bonita Tenn, order of the day when he eagle eye on overtime parkers bearing a colorful rainbow with residence, 608 Palmetto Ave. Springs; h. C. Hardy, Pills, And 10 to the birthday celebrated his 82nd birthday on the city's rnjg gfjt a 'spot of gold" tmonet.ry gifts The Hardy's have 21 grand. Ga.; Ralph Hardy and Mrs. honoree.. .who Is turning &3. Sept. 9 with a ga thering of the Although rnandarory from the chikiren and grand. children and have ios count of Ann Mayhew, Orlando; Mrs. .many, many more happy. clanatthehomeofasonandhls retire ment age for ci ty em (hIl!r(fl) at the end The gold th eir great grandchildren }lorence Beecher, Pompano return wife, Mr. and Mrs. James T. ploye.s is 65 years, an extension ,1 1] -I Hardy Jr., In the Upsala can be granted per annual I I review through the recom- ,i.r TT r ~ handing out a ficket." was actually silver half-dollars The couple's children include Beach and Dan (Penny) Hardy, So from far and near, the wrapped in gold foil, which the Mr. and Mrs. J. 1'. HPrdy Jr., 11ttisville. family came to honor Jim on hL9 genial honor guest unwrapped Raymond Hardy. Mrs. Millie The family member atlley, and William Hardy, all lending the reunion from the Sanfo rd. greatest distance was Mrs. One of the highlights of the Jim and his wife, Katherine Donald Fortune, Dresden, of SAnrord In the utility For he's a jofly good fellow i And James T. (Jim) Hardy is* just that! i 'e1z(saoIe Casseroles, A I Fonuer Patrolman Celebrates 82nd Birthday 15 — - Thursday, Sept. 13, 1973 11 I - Sanforci Ulerald Photo b Ch ri Edw a es ardS) ______ ___ I A ____ Is - Look At Unwed leS COUP While most young People ji3 the males and more than half of ther said the advantages far our have traditional wemp, one the females miervewed said the r weighed the disadvantages smpii qrsment of the %,Wit$% r-=J- f4i"6 were openly aware 0i their ," ff -. , __ IRIL _U A-1109-w-AX&L Ill 01 f _- "I a l - - A ~ ARIA14-0) I _g Plan To Join In Our 3rd Mnivmry a T Z __ ntry . LINCOLN-MERCURY HWY. 17-92 at S.Points _ i by m marriage- remtly been the subjeo of a believed that their parentt -knewT:Jcarch ", ,,, which offets loan but eid not acknowledge overtly Insights into this still-contravrrsI&I their tiving together. life style. Despi te the parents reactions, Lo tial -wc thought we wanted to set married but we decided to live totether first and see how it wen Out legal marriage ties generally familirs. Among thew young peo. '_ M 4.Fft Ir Z*-! I - - - i- -— W 1 POLYESTER AND - . - - .. / - . ' ob One of the rw-4nci I tools of )our Cr Co m ca publi ty!' E er person a oan1zat on public relations—gooj and bad The basis of public relations good programming Publicity makes the worthwhile known Program Power ' - a' POLYESTER CREPE • . _1__ / ci : . - - - i ~4 ...... < VALUES TO OO YD • (1$ . - to I . L% - . I 'fo 111 'a rh- 501h Anniversat The children of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Whitaker will honor their parents at a golden wedding anniversary reception on Saturd, Sept 15. unrelated individuals mb living DELTUNA Fi rst mectmg agemcnts usually of the Fall Season of families. 1hec included a desire England Club of Deltona will be for personal growth, an attempt at more practical living arrangements, beki Sept. 23 at 3 p.m. in - - , t't POLYESTER . . • . 0 #- 0 I LiiTUC - __ - D SOLIDS & FANCIES TU DA . L I. - , 7 - --;.: - - ,-.. BAG ' . . __ t -7Z. - . . Competition for newspaper . z. Z Ladies it s tune to shape liJ) r for tue new season s fashions, -21 nessed a rapid growth in collective :ommuntje,. Estimate, indicate IO(DC 3,000 in 1971. office, shutild he accompanied by a black and white glossy studio photo at least five days before desired publication date, . Other officers serving, newly elected and Installed into their ffje. will be: Frank o McMahon, vice president; Miss "ere is also evidence that their mcmberi Increasingly come from Madeleine Schuh. Monte Courier, treasurer; and mainstream America tudci of young peoMrs Fernand Hass, financial pieRecent Atli th a t cornm.ne ili Get down to basics with Kaiser -1 stalkd PresideriL wUl Preside. States. Itemt ycars have wit. Tell us y6itr story. We welcorne you news! Engagement and weddh% forms, aval.lable at 7be Hera1d - secretary. Leon Gendron, junior past The results a( a Youth Attitude president and his officers p4 su rvey conducted by the Institute ezecuUe board, were given a of Life Insurance mdiate t ha t vote of thanks for their efforts more than a third of the 14-to-24. year-olds felt that a communal in promoting the Club into being way of living may become a one of the most active in the o traditional fam- contour bra shaped with polyester fiberfIll creating the gentle Ift. molded look that todwe's softer fashions require, 32-38, B & C cup. $4.50 commy 1 - - . / Jun J ,, \ \ ' •V % ~~ ) . - f 1 '1/ J -1 / . - "Techniq ue" 18 in. long leg pan ti e with Magic Oval 1 ~ '26 625 111I 14 j lioGROJAYJ NJ zn~ tHrit 1JritttinB,m1b - .; NE "011010 _. ' -- I L - 1 $ 98 j 4c -JSaflhIoru .I % . 140 Phone 322-5434 1rV A AMR. mmmmmm bberlisiq I - -- i~, .' Know Your r.ditor - - - " - 2' _ it help YOU at Iii ______ at ii I ' dir sisa's itiFALL 1\D Correct. In the event that it is not possible to submit typewritten copy, PRINT -11 names boldly. People don't like to ha ve their narries misspelled! give them the same release date. On the other hand, always -11L - , ,,~ - the story. PUBLIC RELATIONS ••. [it :, i ---_ 1 ;I . :I J SANFORD forget your own public relations DEADLINES with the press. Good manners. If a particular release date Is desired, get your rvtIces Into = The Herald office at least ten 311 amd 209 COMMerClal Ave 377 am Nato%" V, DEPARTMENT - 13E.FIRST ST. STORE 322-4712 I A reminiler, look at your 40 n717 010rh ing competition who h.0 already asked for space well in ad. vance. However, don' delay reportln' events that have already happened. -11V,,, 06 Ii / 0 It __ /in ;---- col" I t 11404 ^ "a % I ei ° -'. The most walked-about shoes on cam pus flaunt comfort in soft ha d se wn leather ', %% 6 _ _f_ . _ __ - __160W And *rtswoar ~_ - I /_ ,! L1a N--- tfiAft I h tIOLDMAINE. 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Colonial, Orlando '12 from and that editor alone should get projects for the coming year, invitation several days In adgiving Important dates, if your vance and (luring busy seasons, nub does not have a Yearbook, a week In advance. _______ I _______ , i~f~, , t st ry be developed. such organization. outline your photographer, extend your "LES 5J1515I . ~ Permanent press I • . and varied plaids. P ;~ p honor an exclusive. When an editor asks that a particular with the editor who will handle your newspaper publicity . Give enyowclubould like thi tier a brief history of your services of a reporter and or u . Near Maitland 1&N 724 E, r . ___ The Remnant Shop -_ - -_— ---- --- _77 - - - , . . TI ____ i I ._ -_ _____ carries news of some 400 in Seminole ___ ______ __ I WE'LLMEASUREAHOMEOR Cd A ROOM GIVE USA CALL TO MEASURE OR BRING YOUR OWN MEASUREMENTS INTO OUR STORE. WE HAVE THE LATEST IN SAMPLES. Hwy 17& 92 In Fern Park # 'M , M" -1 - long sleeves and Mandarin Collar to spell out elegance fro Carlyc's Fall '73 collection, W 251 East Michigan Orlando Complete Service Shop— -if r_,""~~~ --_ - YOUR . flairs in brilliant ianIZiltIons. The Herald miracle. V - -. High waisted cuffed Wilh I Serve You Better / z- ON •h.. 1AABD Widths 14 iO FREE PARKINCff ! PLENTY 11" D 98 4 - Long-stemmed tropical flowers are ablaze on slicer metallic for this shaped caftan with Soft fitting suede shoe and ______ __ . .- 8384S20-295 37"-424-8612 228 E. First St. 4 — ff I -_. The, sJ - Larger Facilities , I CUSTOM MADE (1 Block East of our old Location oth midriff. SML . , : -. f 't .,-.) addlflo ScIfne figures. 2ke-i" waistband - I .. SAVE Crotch offers maximum control In body area / YLE Nio .- -- I. . . FULL BOLTS ,. ,, . . MiC To - ,A-01 0 S. Suflifford Ave . - - - - _40 •i;' ' -- JMMAA..Ak .... i /1 • 1 Ii, n . . beginning of your term to talk ~ i i ja l ng er space is keen. Your copy will days in advance of date. Don't Vie for space with war, crime wait until the day before our and Politics as well as news club is having its big charity (row f event of the year and ex pect at hundreds - M..,, feet lwwww --1 . Area correspondents are lstcd daily on the editorIal page. Doris Williams, Society Editor ily life ..Vw.kl!llll~llilllllll~ill~dvwwwww~ il , ; .I continue to be attractive to youth. Requests for.women's news and photo coverage (parties, lubs. etc.) should lie made at least a week in advance. ANTIQUE of per '# i strong coverage. An average of cent of the adult population reads newspapers V , By Wra newspaper in our character and purposeful? Does it have spark, imagination and vitality? Is it timely? The Sanford Herald serves as the Media with the largest . - -A - y Work for a program with right order, in the most direct discrirninate. Write individual organization. .1 v gmnd to answer your questions h t r p o og ap1ier wants In the and extend our cooperation In Using The Herald as your picture. tactfully weeding out promoting better public textbook, a story or release others. Identify by writing relations f should conta in answers to the down the names In left to right na or your organization. fi ve W's In the f success of your clubs paragraph, order, so at which answers the questions, to another assignment as publicity i In the hands of the WHO WHAT, WHEN, WHERE quickly as possible Remember publicity chairman. i a and WHY ,is Following appointments paragraphs should add su with Otzr organizations. porting de tails A basic nile for Since there Is more than one AY copy i: Put in all that community, rove You" necessarytotellstorym the dofl't duplicate copy and don't it prove that you have a healthy tities anu figures are - W SHORT v . . DOUBLE KNIT cni Deadline ,., 0/ 1' f e 13 the program designed to win that, and no more. new members or stimulate among a (acts, names and initia ls, present members? Will ilk, - 'ut dea&int arid built-tn public relations wer and simple language possible— stories for each newspaper and - Ste of the reception wiU be at tin home of Mr. and Mrs. New ErWland Club veyed by the Rutgm University Don Myers, 521 Burton [Ane. sociologists svere communes. All friends and relatives are cordially Invited to call m The authors found that in the during the appointed hours, 3 to 9 p.m. Ain three basic reasons brought • organization and the public. -. - According to the report, baW MAIC relationships, difficulties, in living monogamously but wit of 50 unm&ffied cOu- signing kAm and havi s to be dis. specific plans about A rautual", communication betweenyour - . -. -- 1 ' I - - -- 0 . - - ___ : "'"11 Dá"I ___ ]~L - - Yet another altemagive to eon- - I . ftk I r"c::-_i' ; cut Provide the photographer common sense, honesty, e(. with a Place to work wiml she ;iCiency, fair play and f It You are your club's ithouid " be typewritten and arrives and be on hand to a,i- dlir*-%s bring good results rien with publicity or public relations double speed, leaving a two. swer questions. Help the new"apers as well as with chairman, figuratively inch margin at the top and photographers by suggesting anytoody else. speaking, You've embarked on bottom or each sheet and a half- several picture b ects a career In bridge building. Inch on each side. ilon't Insist they folkw your Your job is to build a bridge of REPORTING PROCEDURE ideas. Round up the people th We at The Herald are only too ~_ __ pIes mainly between the ages of honest in a variety of situations-.- lure; and those who consider theIr II and 27, about three-quarter-, of most young people who lived to- Situation to be a permanent alter- I- .. I- POLYEST ER FAILLE W!! !J4h iv:?,ng procedure. Accounts - A . 10 low c fly fM5RI -,61- i 1,m - r i9rtiia J( ~_ LADIES rr 1 4 1 ne How"To' .I*. lva~ _'I' WC rc believe their parents have neitt pie, a dauAlitef was twice as likely ring into. . . . cut them oft financially or emotion- as a son to have difficulties with Most of the young people uially even though they generally do parents. In one case, the couple veyed felt that living Iocthcr pr flOt appro of tbcu behavior living together had two tclepbons vided the be possible means cn fed with the ChOICC of m thc apartment, one for h getting to know a prospective mareither acceptgg the situatkai or one for her Hr never answered :—.— nage partner. Almost half of the ahen.sthg themselves from their hers and she didn't answer his. unmarried couples thought that chil y fail % When her mother would come to they eventually would ma . according to sociologists visit the young man took all of persons with whom the) w lv Carl Danxill" and Mathew Green. his bclongmgs out of the span. g. -.. wald In a report called 'Altcrna- inent and went to live vith a Aside from th e 'triaI.marriagc" lives: A Look at unmarried Cou- fricnd. couples, others surveyed by the au. pies and Communes written wi th Despite the misunderstandings thors are categorized as "casual IV1I • .riitti ju, • JAL Whit ak er the aid 0( a grant frOm the last" with Parents. Msonal disagree- c Beautyul sba begins jIJ/M .= -_. __ It k,I k . cci- tainly will know what to marriage. F_21: W -Q.". ~ - , _- _ __ - -1 __ ___ — t.L 0 ___________ rk~ 10-4_ -,. -- 0 0ul) lft' ~—whose relationship is not Ph. 322-4884 _____ I -V - I_t 4 - -,-..I - 11-, - n vPi. 1.22 & 23 £oy Pepsi £ Cake wim vs MZ__ Oaa Adviultare %taird ' --ft&---ft _ it said one youth. 'We've discovered Ardlng to a recent dndy by seemed apparent to the mearchers all kinds of things aboutifourselves. two Rutgers University sociologist,., that the double standard was stall Wc still don't know we'll get young people living toge ther with. strongly adhtred to by the youths' married but if we do we 4 AFWWV m. - ft WM_ -am _~ ~- -_ -0, 0I__--_— .____--- - Z -- - -- -,__ 206 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD - STORE PH. 322-0204 __ �-- - - i - T-L! JT - -', :_1 — -,_,_,__-_- _. _._- __ __________ era % Thorn,day. Sont. 13, 1973 :W T .~U. -10 _,- - i .4 IU !!T, I i I .___ 4 .- I q1w9%t & " . 0 ! r 1%- 1-1 -- I IL- 1. P Tre ats o Ft. Meyers, Friday n Foo tball Opener 4 __ i — - - - - . . i - . 1 7_2 \% - - - - - -. - - : 01,10 -3 -, 11~* ._n. ~_ - . ~ - I - 1 - - - - .1. ; 1. . 1. . I - - ) v .. RA =' . . I aft '- - - - I _. 41 .I _: 11 - . . ... -_.w -_ ,_ 1, . !R I J, - % - - . I -. - . ._1 ..6 . ,i I - U - -- ,. , - . - ', '' - -. --- i F "I # _... - W, " _' - '* ' - - - PAGE PACKERS TAKE A HUDDLE .1 .~ COACH DAVE FALL, who also fills in as . i W ~.-~~. r I J, r :I *-,%X.% .. Ori*oles, A 'S %"Sports Ma X. Start Spotlight `. N u r b,c D ys - -.-: _ ~~ ::% I.~% %. I __ -- !-. - % - Herald Sports Editor guess who's jumping into the wt. That's rigbi, basketball. Evwybody from pro right on down through college and high . get started on their pre-season In the raundball sport. That's Just one more reason why people who like their Sports to follow more or less traolition, once- well-defined patterns are becoming unglued. But if pro hockey can at&t its practice season in the middle of 90-degree weather, we can't see why the cagers . It there W83 8 little more of a "bi consolation at least, we sire won't hear much about outdoor speed ice skating In these parts for at least a few more - - -- . - . ; __1 i -__. -~. - ii :y= i - I __l ; I With Suninole Junior College's "worst" ever season (can you Imagine losing just seven games and calling It bad!") Coach Joe Sterling's Raiders hit the hardwood earlier this week to start their season for the first time since the scitoot was eligible forpomake st-season like onlyadark4oraeatbratto the state play-offs. The less of Bennie Sh.aw, former All has a few schools like Auburn already asking about film. the Raiders beffind the eight ball. but it's hoped that hell be wadernically ready to play by the winter term and give the SJC five a much4teeded hand. Lack of height agab, is one of Sterling 's problems when he faces a drong date of division contenders, who are not only bringing back much of UNdr teams, but a1w) found rmulthig gold with the skyiicrapers the Seminoles mLssed out on. Sterling seft Valencia, Jacksonville. Ocala and Lake City schools as the power in the always-tough division, but he's not discounting the Raiders Yet. i _ ; , - I -J 4 ; . 4 A trio of Kentucky prospects never lasted the Labor DoY weekend. he reports, All of them, including one 6-foot-7 five idate, decided to forego a cage career with the Seminole putting an initial crimp in the former Apopka Mentor' s pre-stason plans. Hunmicknew and a desiiv to work instead of going to school were the reasons &erling listed. As of now he'll be counting on local products such as Clifford Manley and Freddy Rhodes to step right up and fill in some vacant shoe Beturning Chip Crav%ford. Ed Whipper, Gerald Owens and David Tossie to jell qtdckly and form a nucleus aroLind which to build, . . . ..I - . . __ - . !xm- MeRne's hot bat McRat 11- _.- ~'% -1 1~ %, I . - - - 1-1-W, .. ;. I wmrwc __ i — ~_ - , .. I -! - - _Z. iJ~ k, 4 I ___; __ __: q Y - 1 4 1 I at --- - - -- ____ I 2 r. Tin5 4 -- - - OR = is having (not having?) a field day with the Tangerine i3owl, but here we are With a stadium tha t's not even reached -Wwl"status -and that's no reason to chuckle. We know this seems like a sure thing, as soon as the football season starts, you can count on The Herald to start cornplathin about the Sanford White Elephant-the (sic) stadium. Well , we're not going to start bad niouthing the monstrosity this year. We like it. yes, that's right, we like it. It's perfectly suited to our needs. Three Four-A arid One Triple-A school in the county--and only me adequate a un .or football purposes at Lyman-why should Sanf(trd have it decent place to have the gridd(Ts show thzir wares But that s not the only reason we want to keep th stachurn. Smethinj,l like that baseball dugouti ust a few prds beyond the south end woe and th concrete wall almost kLi4ng the uprights at the north end Is really why we c ee oat games t sIn urn, ego every week e, the season walting to ~we same acride, - .. 41 I ~ tL - ':.I SOM 4 There are quite atew ;,. d'tt. STADIUM ai o kep using the stoolium, Actually. since youll i~vv to go back q.dte a few years to get this In the rot context. thait is. they Utde Leagw complex at Five Points, the county does not Detroit New York Maukee 77 59 532 9 72 74 .493 14 70 479 16 Cleveland 64 84 .432 23 64 61 .5-9 - 79 545 5 7 74 J 70 74 .486 13s 67 75 .472 151-i 5 93 .354 32' Minnesota California Texas ednesday s Games b4it&A,, ti I Texas 5, Minnesot.-A 2 Kart.u- ( :t Oakland 0 I-aiifaroip Ch'cgo . Thunwiay's Games Boston (Lee 1") at New Mp, NWwauket (Chtimplon 5-7) sit have adequate night time facilities for high school, college Iialtlmore(ALexander 10-7), N Kiinsas City i FlUmorrii i 6-2) at Ca lif ornia iIInst'r 0-3 or Every year about this time people start talking about Vie Mday's Games New York at Baltinrnrt A I I -As for as I'm caacerrwd, among active players. tic lund ________ what Carroll Dale has meant the Packers," said Coach Dan 'ne e al ways yen to per cent on the practice and '° field." 100 Roland,ISmeanwhile , anti franchise and If enough people don't forget this matter-. IN ilwaukee at rktro I t ChiC$gO, N ktter yet, start right now. KansasUtyiltu,llfornIa, N L-caswn:~and so the matter hu-5. lVe're not uvcn aftcr a Pro- - nounce I - - - '- -. '- - p - . - - - - i -- -' - --~:~ . 4 - Expo Hurler Outlasts Cards., 2~ 1 BY KEN RAPPOPORT up" said Rogers, whotwice thc Ca rdin ls singled. one out later Rob.. Associated Press Sports Writer loaded the bases with none out York IMPL, ; nipped the a ertcon follotd with his 14th thu3 "It wasn't rily best nitit with but 4S(ap(t I ib!e e.ich tiiii.. (klpLIi;i I'hilIic-2 to (fropped live games behu Uk fbttJIll,' 41I(1 tIL I( i year. I guess I was a IIIU tight i t the Reds . ace. gerx. "It wasn't my best night probably didn't warm up Cubs were in fifth, three games with the slider. And it wasn't enough." Wayne Garrett and John hId. Braves 10, Giants 4 behind. ner hit home runs to help New MY best night with the curve." While giving up six wal Darrell Evans blasted two ks and In the other National LeaRue York twat Ph!lndc!phia 3.:. Tug home rtms and MAll the,V.!?!1!,-enl JVcr~dcr --y Pe;c.. six futs, Rogers held the Cardi- games, the Cincinnati Reds McGraw y g r,v); nats down long enough (or Bob tripped the Los Angeles Dodg throw the Mets with tough relief _: ___4 a i Ole M'* LSU T homer and double to lead At itching ow "1 guess you could say nth-thnlng homer, whipped the San Franc13co Gi. outlive batters. The Glantshit thieehonoff iers The victory, the ninth In 12 ants 10.4. Reds 7, winner Carl Nlo Dodgers 3 . pitching was good but my decisions for the rookie rightPirates 4, Cubs 2 throwing was bad," said the 23. hander, moved the Expos withPitcher Jack Billingliam key. Bob Rubertson's threc-run ed a five-run seventh Inning j-car-oil rookie after leading in one game of the top Americ the Expo3 to a 2-1 victory over zany Fast race. in the homer led Bruce Kison ;Ind with a base3-loaded double and Baltimore 4-6. Milwaukee 1-3; Pi Usburgh to a St. LOuls that further confused 4-2 decision over scattered eight hits to lead Cin. Boston The Pittsburgh Pirates beat 7, New Yort 1; Texas 5. cago. With one Out In the cinnati over L,m Angeles " . the Naflonal League East race. Minnesota 2; Kansa City 5, the Chicago Cubs 4.2 W move fourth inning, Willie Stargell The Dodgers, who led the N-3 ' Into first place by a hali game walked and a- Oal'And 0 and California 6, Chi. y frAir vago 5. . Sexton Will Not CompeteAgainst . . __ Celebration Sopt. 21 22 & 23 Enjoy P•pi £ with I 1 TOMM-Coun" LINCOLN MERCURY Hwy. 11-92 at S.Points LONGWO Fh 322 4ift I KING SIZE CLOTHES - he , J'c' ' (- k S I Philadelphia (Brett 12-7), N A SEC rule written Into the Ies (Jft 12-7) at contract between conference houston Roberts U9), member Florida and Independ- . 1!4in Fran,:--s-k-o i !Lirr 11-14) at Qnt I'kirida State sayss a tran-S. icr (roll, one SEC school to ar,. MEN! s tc t Suits .................. Shirts. Dross Shirts-Sports ..... thru size o2 fhru size XXXXL & , other or to an Independent in in fairness justify applying the the area cannot compete in the ciyiie p ri ai' 'Ii t to SF(' ,,ij 4~ 4i;k .- "I do not feel that Florida can hith h1 the cuntrot t year - I 1. % , N NIS WEAR O!tAHDO ? A 3'Oi ui!l .1 Pittsburgh at st LoWs, ,N Another starter. offensive Harper against the University Lo Angeles at houston, N tackle David harper of Farm- of Florida unless UI" agrees to Francizm at San Dt~gi% v ille, Va., who transfered froin waive the transfer rule," N Tesuacc,nlanwi)j kept out Bridgens said. : 312 S. Orange Blossom Trail--425.8695 - ).. ' _______________________________________________________________________________________ > waived" - - thru size 64 ze 64 tended that the transftr rule ns I , ................. I,suby 2- - - • TALL except Tiger Stadium, would every position. Georgia comes to ho evenly matched for I give edge to Colorado-butto town with Q.B. Randy Curci's debut but hornefield the Johnson and All Conference difference-Wildcats by 5. --Mississippi -.MIsnuri running back Jim Poulos ady Vanderbilt-Chattanooga — • I Icre again liii. hometown fans to do their thing It's hard re to tell Play at Nashville under lights may provide the boost Missouri hOW much good or bad can be the Conunodom-s will get off on will need to whip Rebels-with 38 generated by a new coach In the winning side, The Moe$ lettermen back Including 8 spring and tall practice-have come to town with a new coach, r__ IV, offenit'e and 7 defensive to go with the odds and coach Joe Morrison, sporting a 10-6 ld be Dooley-Bulldogs by 7. loss to Eastern Kentucky ast vastly improved over 5-5 team Auburn-Oregon State — week. Last year, Chattanogga flast yetir. Rebels fate could coming to Birmingham off the went 2-9 and doesn't any i , Z depend on Q.B. Norris Weese's worst season in several years better, Coach Sloan starts knee, If he plays, and is Full the Beavers are In tough season and new Job off on right speed, it could be a contest, company, looking to Junior and loot-Vandy by 15 0 WIthout him I don't think comnmunit 'colIc tra fers reserve Q.B. Kenny Lyom, who pick tip sagging prograill. Q.B. every SEC team is favored with has been off a year and a hail, Alvin White rewrote the the exception of Ole Miss The also Injured, can do a lot better Orange Coast, California J lb in is did ,ialn.'t Villunua record book la't year, throwing healthy. Consideringall 11 in -t week, Love Ole Miss but for nearly 2,000 yards. Elvin two or three of look for new 'I' formation of- Momnon gained 1.200 yards and winners will be determined on a fense to be too much -Missouri scored 13 M's for Pasedina JC blocked interception, punt return. pass by 8. last sear. Auburn with their fumble Tennessee -Duke -Playing three yar&i and a cloud of dust number f thingi that can In Neyland Stadium in Knox. f(ense and an excellent li;i )cfl in a "Uiie 1 go- Ville. illue lkviLs from Duke defense should we plenty of glunesare inter-sectional let's 1: CoiflCtotown with high hopes. action out of Sta te. Look for pull Fur our conference team ',They're brave, opening against State to throw a lot and Auburn nix] pray that ;Aiabama last and now totrytocontrolthe ball-Tigers Gator' is finally he re. - LT US FIT YOU sisting on enforcement of a dependents In their area and or no - n n, on Sout heastern Conference trans. to unffirre A F lor ida spokesman, Norm Sout rn they were playing anywhere Both defense and offensive lines have returning starters at have this one. Expect Kentucky - We Have (' 5% _____ FW - - ~_______ „talnlng strong running game of 36 lettermen to work with in. five last year. Loser to William the Buffalos. Game will depend cluding 18 has and Mary, 31-24, last week Tech on flow well a Rookie Backfield. nowhere to starters Plc 1,,o but up after 1-10 will come out swinging. Witt, with ex ce ption of thilback Brad season by Panthers last year i\labamna coming up, coach Davis, can move the ball. If Curci and his Wildcats have to 3rd An . ' . I - Plati To Join In Our Bert Jones'mind, thcugh, espe. cially since he whs named the Baltimore Colts' No. I signal taller . Montrea 2, St. Louis *. Carlson, sald* Gator athletic pf. Th ursday's Games ficlais took the position that the rule last seasn to allow VanPittsburgh (Moose 10-11) at ru le in question prohibited Sexderbilt transfer Mack Brown Chicago 1 Pappas 7-1 1) ton, a transfer from Alabstna, play "and we thought that Uni. New York (Seaver 16-9) at from playing. versity of Dlorida officials in. --- - -- _____j thing from rookie quarterback FSU* I 0I 4 1% -- r . Is - 'to X rzw - - = / m- -4-Fz xw~__ -k__ __R L-e ~ "_ ~ ~-__-_ -_,: i-- - r ~_-~ lvlt~ ___ 5111 - - -_ - Ii— -i Nooffitters Rough On W*fe ANAHEIM (AP) Rutti "It's really been fun and iwe- pressure of his no-hitters and M = Ityan had a lifetime of suspense tic around here since then," the his quest of Sandy Koufax's lin three days soft'spokcn blonde beauty Maid, major league strikeout record f She didn't sit on the edge of "After the second no-hitter is far worse for his wife Of six WT-:--_- !her chalr; she didn't bite her against Detrolt, I was getting years than for Ili,,,seIf. - fi'tcrnaiLs Iit did:i I take up with the Liby and I opened Ruth is an athlete herself, a 11 - - ~~_ ~_ tranquilizers. She just watched (lie door to a television camera tennis player and a real t,val.as her husband Nolan Ityan crew standing on our driveway. petitor," he said, "Sitting at 1 pItchcd two no-hitters—and Theydldn'tcall,Just came .-%l .Snearly a third-for tile Callfor. and got Nolan out of bed."over home and not having anything to do with the outcome is prob.. M_;~ Impt 'nm Angels this year. Ryan is convinced that the ably a bigger strain on her." -"- _J!Z".____ %H ___ -- - ~_-______ ____ __ __ ff -~ Lf-L-- k- ,:,,.~k*.~u-*-*--.,......,.,.......e.. , , , 9~ ___ ~ - - ffir__w4l __ --- — ' . - . TI- _Aj~h fesslonaL, ndI Tennis Pro- -- - — - 1 -- -- .Mb. . I A -. - ' A - . U-S. Indoor Championships at Salisbury Western'Cha an and the nships at Cin. cinnaU. FOOTBALL - 11. i . NEW YORK Th e New York Jets traded wide receiver Don - Maynard, the a"me leading . reclvern professional football — ~ ~ ___ t . ?~ 4~ !r- ,- - M -_- i~;.- 1. dinals or an choice. t NEW YORK -JohnMacsey. former All-Pro tight end with the Batimore Colts, unced his retirement as presiden t ot _-_ - k ['la yers a player's agent. He will be - i . - 0- center Bill Curry. — -_ 'THE WISHBONE DEMANDS THE FAKE,, GENTLEMEN BILL BAKER, who coaches backs and defense for &,e Page Packers youth football team, gives *A 'VASSING SHOTS the Pro Set they used last season to take their division YINICA crown and win the Kuinquat instruclion.s on running the Wishbone T offense A light-twarttd Wok at Tennis and its f Bowl. the Packers will unveil th.is season, as well as t%i%tOfY (Herald Photo By J Richards) SN OW n *'V Hounds Open Cross Coulntry Season LOB Thi d0P,. ôican'." 15.111 psl. tim """" ft W bfttl Rig"",,.% Wat Joth Krammqr in Kr4rnr ,I,=1it= 101*i Wd cond two-mile cross-country course coach David Huggins, Lyman the race is completed the 10:20.8. behind the Village Green sports a good chance of position finished is the number Looking very promising (or Apartments in the second repeating last year's per. points rLTeived. The top five the 'Hounds is B"Uet, a annual Greyhound Ope ner at 6 formance. lie fee ls the main runner's positions are then transfer student from Illinois. p.m. to kick off the county high competition will come from totaled and the team wi th the Ile, along The Jayvee runners will start and Edgewater. victor. n state comPttition last season runners on thu team Leading the field of teams In cross,-couln:ry competition will be derending champion depth is the major asset in a Lyman. The other learns winning team. Th is is because competing are: Seabreeze, oi the complicated scoring Mainland, Apopka, Bishop system. Moore, Edgewater, Oak Ridge, Each varsity team sends Playboy Dooms Gators Kansas State • net- s who qualified to run 5 varsity are Kenny Duncan, - . DAYS Tournament - 4 NIGHTS INCLUDING: AIR 1 F ARE, TRANSFERS, HOTEL AND uc ORE FOR ONLY Dennis Burns, Torn lle"ron, 243.50 ' I GAINESVII.I.E, Fla.(AP)- with a defeat. K ansas won its opener a State has a "IessaRe for coach year ago over Tulsa but lost iLs [u)' 1)fckey of F loridzi - last Iie and had a 3- s&'ason Playboy illagazine's preseason college football Coach of the Gibson has made some changes, trying to build a bzmic Year award is bad news. The magazine hung Its aeco. running attack and a tough delade on Gibson In 1970 and his (e nse. If here Saturday night Since Gib&)n became head The Wildcats are excoach, tl~ Wildcats have won perienced. There are 29 letter- five opening games and Lost men , including seven returning Only One. 110ey's three Flori. starters on defense and five on dii teams have twice started offense. ____ . Jerry t & sefvce ___ - " 5 PC. PALCO COOK Gas Can 61 149 S - . 0 - N for hunt -- ' 11 1 C. ,::: -' 5. 498 i 11 - 4, 160P0401 Clamp-on stanlsis slnI I f.r h,..t,., 004 ifet"I 4*0 1*10 Go* compact 410. door. 0610 duck cover 1with Shoulder Ittep. r an " w 9alivranfred $5.25 EACH •i ,,, %0*49th edge - 9 1 /2" peOple" Gibson said "1 don't bringing but I can tell you 5 r II la y bOy know how good a football team break two more prectolents Florida will see a team that when It ineets Gibson's .squad hasn't been . RACKS, RIFLE "We've gone back to the old This year Playboy selected blood and guts c4lense -five Dickey for the award and line men and two backers — picked his Florida Gators to go where you must line up and hit Jinx, L)lckey's team will have to I'm 0. ona ravei Agency 64L441' 537 Doltona Blvd. ~ --It- - . Coach Vince Gibson of Kansas - Hwy 17-92 next in 1 Spencer's Restaurant . ________________________ ______________________________________________ -- loaving October 28 Attend Sanford Seminole. Sanford seven people to; the starting fine Mark Bousquet, Jimmy Naval Academy, and Oviedo. but only the top rive on Brinker, Jim Donaldson, and In addition to the Te,znjStu ff LA To determine the top run. ners Iluggins had a time trial this past Th ursday. The r un- Eddie .sch. The time lag between Duncan and number seven Esch is 49 - - INOW11b 1~ v 76 194? previous experience. Expected to win the in. This year's Lymnn cross. !he meet and the varsity olividual honors is Jeff Snead of country squad is "full of dep. harriers go immediately lie finished first in th, re por ts Huggins, wi th thereaftrr. undefeated in 11 games . '"d M 'rOw, ci with Duncan, Bum, Seabreeze. Mainland, Evans least rittinber of points is the fle"on, and Milker have had school athletic season. _= ------ ____ - — - ~ ' I juries this scason: Carroll D : seven NFl. asoftc. After pickof the Green Bay Packers and Ing up a club record 3,608 yards Johnny Roland of the IA)uis 0n a club record 962 nLshes,the 1 at -p- - iiflCC I yards per reception-high 71 73 .493 i TAU.AHASEE, Fin. (AP) of the Florida game, Bridgers 70 75 .483 2' Florida State will not play said 9 75 479 3 starting quarterback Billy SexBridgers said FSU had Philadelphia 65 86 448 7L2 ton against the University f West Florida In their football v;valry ,allowed the rule in the contract Circinaati 1)ec I FSU Athletic Director in lf'Oto have the game play em. 89 51 610 in Tallahassee as well as Gain. Im Angeles 94 62 .575 5 John Bridgers 3AYS. k,m F rincisco 8') '4 556 8 lilt in'l ttuitlt t in rmn Bri'r 'IaIII ii ' foothill I1uU 74 ; .so is' lurwlnW ed nesdy' that Sexton tracts tIoiigti i Atlanta 72 76 .486 18 would be taken out of the lineup Eight of '0 SFCs San Diego 53 91 .368 35 t*catvie Florida was being enforce the rule agaInst% iii. Wednesday's Games "unfair and inconsistent" - c- - - Butkus appeared mystified year career, Dale caught 425 by the article, not to mention paws for 8,079 yurds and 52 learn physician, Dr. Theodore touchdowns, averaging 19 ______ Friday's Gamrs Philadelphia at Montreal, N ' I, N I Ole Miss kicked off the SEC Tennessee. Depending heavily too good by 9. V, football season last week by an defeme, Duke will get a Alubania-Californin 1, whipping Villanova 24 - 6 in chance to put it to a gcoo d test Playing In Birtningr lack=n"' "ut, the 11`11"'11- `94ins' Vol Q.B. 1101loway and accond game of y.nI Ic-'-4ing 134 ill first quartte SEC rushing leader Stanback. Bama -should have n g t R--m'~ were unable o moe ball ef Q B Mark Johnson, a poor with the Bears All Tide has 0 .. fectively after Q.B. Norris passer last- Year with a 42 do is stop Vi I , *'Wcm left game with injured pet ces t completion record, had California Q. B. A super signal. Two long pun t returns by one of every ten picked off by caller he picked the Bears up '° saed Ole Miss the defense Looking at better last season • when he started the . from what could have been an receivers this year, he has to tag three games and won two of barrassing debut. . get passing game established or UwJn4he last, a final minute 24Big Orange will eat them alive 21 win This week every SEC team over powerful Stanford, — VoL'm too much by 10 in action but no two SEC teams He is the offense with little or no - Karim Statt - help in the backfield. With the are playing each other. The two ' Gtors, hosting the offense depending on one man, big games will be the _! Wildcats at night should open the defense is worse. Nearly 1'Colorado The other eigh t their season with a wi n State, every portion is manned by picked to win or finish high in Inexperienced people Look for teams open against what - expected to be fain' weak Big Eight Conference astyear, Tidetohaveaflelddaypicg teams-with the possible ex- finished 3-8. The Wildcats have off passes and running aw . 20. ception of Tennessee - Duke. been down so long, it looks like shcw-llde bv State C0173 16 with 31 Let's take a look at this weeks Mississippi State . letternien, NE of mes-Louisiana - State hosts the LSU -COLORAD() — The 11 the de awake Saturday night. Indians which A Buffalos come to~ Tiger Stadium r-off an 8-3 record last year. With a shuffled defense Nat Maroons off to a fI yIng start 42-7-tast year. Look for the Forty returning lettermen, Moore should have good night same kind of game this year P. - including 12 starters will be against State. This will Wf better State braziL With with the team. Q.B. Ken probably be the best team coach Dickey will face until Vandy next, before the eye. 's Alabama. October 6t.h when he takes on opener in Gainesville on Sept. 1~~ Davis and Matthews back are ;o_ Got to win this one to 29. The State team needs this .11returning in the backfield. one to get started. Good chance -Colorado must rely heavily on build wrifidence--Gators by 12. for green defense get ttsburgh . offense — none of their ,° t ogether . State toostron °b . SeLlUndary is back on defense, laying at home Pittsburgh is :-. and two line backers are out to 5O.' new look wi th coach The Wildcats open at home an enthusiastic 'rookies, 1.SU is Just the op. John young coach, Pit tsburgh against an unsettled Tech team The nation'21 number One pawr keep down score. so green of. monled away from Iowa State a Don Strock is now in the pros. year ago. Majors, an All fense can get some poifts on the American from the football Rookie Q.B. Bruce Arians board Tiger defense, as good Inherits a good backfield and Majors family no idea where that story came the mid-60s, was placed on frOnL- waivers by the club. In a 14- _____ San Diego tAr-un 10-13), N ? - But Bears coach Abe Gibron 30-year-old Roland decided, retorted with, "Dick Butkus is Cardinals my starting middle linebacker Dale, ore of the few remain- "after due deliberation, I against Dallas, and he'll play on Ing members of the Vince LorriRetirement Is the f arthest the specialty teams t(.1 too I have bar II in lIt Packer d nast' of AUantajO,SanF'rancisco4 "pups" ..- the President for his signatur'). and enactment into law. 1) Pittsburgh 4, Chicago 2 New York 3, Philadelphia 2 -' a1t - -_ - _________________________________________ Dick Butkus (will) (won't) FOX. knee. Montreal New York Ctoco - -w-- with the hope of having that body adopt the House version The bill - PULL UPS are the in thing for Sanford Middle School girls who go through a physical fitness test during phys ed classes Itich Billings also (trove in start at middle linebacker for National League East W. 1. Pet. G.B Pittsburgh 71 71 500 — I - __ it talm iedlately to the Senate - SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL - Uakland Kansas (ity and junior college baseball. That is, except for the SAnford stadium, and c u!lm' it for baseball while building a real ~I s s soo Baltimore . stadium. That's right, that's w1iot it was built for, reinem__- American League Fast it want to use it for It's real purpose-baseball. Ekcept for the ~_l I - j --- . toda proponents hope to send -- eighth inning tie and completed broke a tie and gave California to Butkus reported that the Gibron. ' I can't practice mcdl. erp. a fl-5 decision over the Chicago middle-linebacker fears he may cine and I can't say Palmer shrugged off talk that White Sax. have reached the end of his physical condition is." battle-scarred career,” and that the 30,year-oid Butkus was There are two NFl ho worry a suffering severe pain in his left won t uiit watching how the infamoui Convention Facilities Author.... - Top SEC Grl *d Slate .I - two runs for the Rangers with a the Chicago Bears this Sunday there is no foundation to led the club In receiving three single. The answer to that question story ... As far a-s I know, he is consecutive years. s on who you listen to. going " "It's hard to put into words I ih Till. A SM)( IA TF' I) PR - - . I.. erence. ~ N ; - Bob Oliver's two-out single in Ille C'hicago Dahy News said Fox said. Orioie rally that broke an the bottom of the eighth I" Wednesday that "sources close "I'm no doctor," informed We were wondering if building" had reached the status of four-letter wordom around here? We can get our kicks - 0 lifting the IV blackout once the Congress has indicated Its pref. Rumors Say Butkus Through STANDINGS I " league woUld not wait For 1es- ' ;f ________ - 1 ' BUILDING A BAD WORD _______ j - (Herald Photo by J Richards) ident Nixon's signature befori) - - Etsewllwre In the AL Wednes. The homers were the 14 th and day it, ston defeated Ufl 15th of the scason for Var. Hon New York Yankees 7-1, Texas Swoboda connected for beat Minnesota 5-2 arid Califor- Ymikem giving New York its nia edged Chicago 6-5. Cleve. only run in 31 1.3 Innings this land and Detroit were not ason against Moret. scheduled. Rangers 5, TwIns 2 By FRANK BROWN Baltimore's Jim Palmer won Tom Gricee's two-run homer Associated pre" Sports Writ" Ns Mh Pme in the opener, helped Texas to a 5-2 victory Pick the word that most ap. marking the fourth straight over Minnesota with rockie propriately completes this senyear he's reached that measure Rick Henninger earning his tenee: LEAGUE J - - sloner, indicated last week dur- ;_ first major league victory. I# STXNIANG BROAD JUAIP is for girle, during their annual physical fitness test at tile Sanford Middle School. --- to ti Kansas City lloyals kees. ____ . Herald Correspondent Chavez will have Kevin Burns and thus scouted the Evans "down" having to play the team The Offensive line should that humillated and Phillip Leftowich as the varsity at the jamboree. aft have Bob Bobkin and Scott outside In hi gh school football the season first off th linebackers with Clark is : Like the varsity, Chavez feels varsity is supplied by the Crookshank at the tackle slots. and Jimmy Blaine In the that his offe nse "Maybe it's good, At least It Is more ad. Jayvees and tonight the Lyman means they are ar and R, eryferner middle vanced than h is defense thinking about Scott will a be guard and Greg Junior varsity moves into action the game" The defensive secondary Is sa•d °P nani,eiuwiii handle the cenAfter tonight's game the Iat Lyman against Evans. composed of Lent, Borgium, tomtsticnll'y. ng Cs,ures. will . Th Hounds is will be the first test for and Doug Peters. / PY again lint,, The plan to Sept Hodges and Warren the baby Hound4 although some a running uRine first establ ish Werner, to Y Crookshartk Clark, and if t Drummond ill handle the pass Deiand The originally saw action in the Jamboree fails movebto the pass. Lent and Borgium will ex catching duties at tight and be going scheduled Kickoff is set for 7 30 p in both ways" and Chavez believes his lenin might split end. (Cl3 Brantley next Thursday 14131 season the IV eleven have the necessary speed that their physical condition contract w to be The defensi H ill have could be a problem. nullified when was bombed by the baby successful at the ground game. _- '~ Werner and Crooks Trojans 60-14 and Coach Lonnie .Chavel expects the baby - . Chavez plans to start Craig tackles. C defensivehank as Chavez hopes to do better. ends are Trojans to work from an "I" Smith at quarterback with Torn a Commenting on the game in r am with Rick formation. He feels that the general Onc of the problems facing Lent Guy Cha vz said, Cambell and Kurt wit "I think at one side and his varsity is a good indica tion hIS young team is attitude lie Borgium roundi ng out the ha k of we are OutcIa.j but If in our - .#. r u, a other. how to a Jayvee team will look mind we want to win :i' we ca11. REACHING OUT Pete Rozelle , NFL _____ base, leading Kansas City to victory. oles in the playoffs tierunswithapatrofhomei' Oakland's favorite digit right and unbeaten Rogelio Moret now Is 13 That's what it will won his 11th game of MAJOR - - ' is a strong possibility that some of Sunday's National Football League season openers would ,_ - i ing the East Di isbn title to 12. games back of the A's in the AL tripled, touching off a two-m A, 8(Iby I ~---, IJC~,: -. ': . -----. .I_ . - -~ _ .-____-_ - ..NIP . 5- .- take to win the West for the A'S son, pitching Bostonto a 7-1 VICafter they dropped a 5-0 deci- tory over the New York Yan- - . ____ .. Ili WASHINGTON (All) - The House is expected to approve today a bill that would lift the Q television blackouts of home Pro football games that ecd nut three days in d - -A - day twi- night doubleheader Paul Splittorff and Doug Bird from Milwaukee 4-1 and 5-3. re- combined to pitch the shutout ducing their number for clinch- which Left the Royals five the opener, Then the rookie outfielder C bill Last Thursday by a vote of 764. If the House approves the -10 .4 !gft where both of these clubs have boomed a pair of home runs, been spending their time for the one of them with two Royals on - - I t ~_ -----,i of pitching excellence. Rich . I Congress Expected To OK TV B ______ 4 last month The Orioles swept a Wednes- I - - t -_ — ~ SMS ___ is centered In Baltimore and nant and World Series are more Oakland. where the Orioles find important than personal teams In first place and that's i - f-. - -4- - --__ -_ , Associated Press Sports Writer he might be zeroing in on the There is magic in the Amerl. American League Cy Young nk much can League air these brisk Sep- COm,ins drove in two oil ffie Ori. Ole runs a nd stole two bases In LOST A FEW FROSH I - Any combination of Baltimore West. v ictories and-or Boston defeats Red Sox 7, Yankees totaling a dozen. puts the Ofi. Carl Yastrzeniski drove in v: I ':< '~~ (t _ ci B HAL ROCK - It (its the pattern, so why not? Just as soon as we tie up : - F_ u k - AKA _. 0 91C :-,- - - . =# - i,-*# . :.:. 1 - ~._.- ................. ..,. kz, ~.:-~ %.: H =____ -~- I 7~ 2 __ scrimmage. Fall is looking to taking the Packers to an even better season this year, hf_if Iwhidi development continues (Herald Photo By J Richards-) second team quarterback on the Sanford Page Packers YMCA defending 1WaiI Jiiinpioii.', gives his insteuctions during defensive 0 _: . . performance of his injury treatment," said Duty. "So, he end to compensate for injuries. "But we are working hard to i iikh i utlft t secti!k in I! dt lInitel ii! nit ttri fi)! I hi ibm rt 1' nit r in intl s ill t I in tier r tilt, fit-A thret,(r hjur vaincs." pro)l, Ilj %,jj,,, veteran David gaine." Duty said. _~ .Z~ I- -;A *V41.-iQ~____ _. ;X, -AJ; 1A ,-f , - - kAx,-,,_- --.. --m-geaw ~~~~ It 118 0 0 4 9 M =. ______ __ __ -~, . . ~ 8~1~r 5 kI -mc-orai" 00011=0"Ir, —---- ____________________________________ - - ~. PT I ~_ I,, ' %UAI~ ~*AF_ .1 . n ntor was pleased at the but the knee is not .-esponding to who has been moved from tight twunt tile Pats. -. TheSanfordHerald Thursday, Sept. H oun ds To Face Tro t~ jans L%e__~. 0$7* will go with 175 pounder Gene (lumps" recently because of all The collarbone mended well Mueller and Victor Chapman the freak accidents that seem to 11w South Seminole Plead '-4j Lyman JV's Open Season i,A ~ 0=9 -1 - . - The Orange county club Sophomore Henry Stanley. Suiphin a doubtful starter due dressed out players of w hich bo tips the sCales at 130 has lou knie injury II Sutphin does 18 were exlwriemed seniors. played well at the spot but lack not go then 220 pound . (onch Bill Dtty and hi Lake Coath Duty dou1 not een tUI%e of experience HIKI the corn sophomore Andy Abraniso4 llraniley I'atriot gridders are a senior class at the newly built plexity of the wishbone offense will get the looking forward to their first Lake Brantley IlUh. lessened his effectiveness At halfback, David Arnelt, "real" game of the infant "It really gets tough to win during the Jamboree. 170 pound Junior, is considered footbaLl year against these triple-A clubs For the battle with Fort a doubtful starter and will Lake Llrantiey treks to Fort when you have a young arid Myers eleven Duty plans to ba cked up by mighty mite Rick Myers this F riday in their injured team But twn you start Juniors Robert Hobgood Garza at 135 The other half will regular season opener against don't even have your first string and Steve Hargis at the ends. be filled by Jeff Hammond who Cyprus Lake Iligh School. quarterback things really get The head coach considers has recently recovered from a Kickoff is stated for 8 p.m, tfifficult," stated the Patriot Ilargis one of tile best receivers bullet wound incurred this mentor, around but admitted that the suiiimner. 1)utytookhischargesdonto The Pats grid head was Patriot throwers are having Craig Davis will start at th Winter Garden to play Winter referring to the injury of last trouble getting the ball to him fullbac.k slot for the Patrio Garden Lakeview and Ocoee season's star ti ng signal caller eleven. Davis has recently Last week in a Jamboree tune- Dan Angulli. Tie The probable starters for the Junior Joined the squad after an up. The Red Devils played to operator of the Brantley wish. interior line include Junior opendeclomy 0-0 deadlock with the Brantley bone offense last year suffered tackles Marty Williams, a - hile Otace took the Pats a knft- injury and broker, pounder and [lot) Circa at 195. Duty stated that some of the - 11-10, .1A.. lap L*4_L___ - Hera ld Correspondent - 'y *: -1. . , I. I V xrl - 1.,. kT - 1. .1 " f -_ . t. I ,I _46 4 0 A - __ __ - . 0-a. clw - u . " lSc Sheath - - '_ ' M0 BOX - Sturdy Stores Toots Hwy Fla, e First Aid Kit, etc. Water Proof " ___ SIMINOLI SURPLUS 8 19 W. 3rd (Next to B. Edwards) Phone 323-5918 Open LmJ, 8 qri,th'ru Sit. - -- -- -- �12A—Th Sanford Herald - Thursday, Sept. 13, 1973 Airport Orders Probe into Page ' s Contract -1 _--- - _ _ ~ ~ ~ _~ 1 - --,._..-~-,i _~-_,,-_- ---__ ,i~_~.Z- .z-.._ Z. . I~_ - i 4---~_ _~_ _~=: ~_._-. _" -i-__ M I. -~. .- - .I--1~ ~ -7 .,.'J . 7_ _ _ - -~_-_I.. --- ~~ _ ~.- 1 = . _ _"~~.;__, n~. t -. -r_17i, ;;~' ' _44;.-~ _ _;-1 7_!; 1 ~' - -- - - - -. II—— 1. By JEAN PATTESON Herald Staff Writer Don Ilathel, manager of Page Approved leasing the center Scanlan for the operation of a Airways, said he didn't sEe s"ctIotpBldg 6 to Frank C. whole sale bakerj company. where the problem lay it was Santord Airport Authority all a "chicken or the egg" voted today to direct Atty. busics. The authority should William Hutchison to gather first give Sanford Aire 7 ~_. information regarding leases agreement to lease; and Page and advise the authority would then draw up a lease. whether Page Airways is in 'There's not much point in default by proviiing space to our giving them a lease, If Famous U.S. Women Ski Team Diet Sanford Aire Inc. on a month to you're not going to ??, approve month basis with no lease their being at the airport," said During the non- snow of t season the U.S. Women's agreement. Hathel, Aiphine Ski Team members go on the "Ski Team" diet Sanford Airport Manager J. to lose 20 pounds in two weeks. That's right — 20 Board Member Joe Baker S. (Red) Cleveland said Page said the "chicken or the pounds in 14 days! The basis of the diet is chemical egg" has been advised verbally and business was "asinine and food action and was devised by a famous Colorado by letter their lease stipulates ridiculous," and Page should be physician especially for the U. S. Ski Team. Normal they may not grant concession considered in default. energy is maintained (very important I) while ao,! rights or reducing. You keep "full" — no starvation commercial because In other action the authority: the diet Is designed that way. It's a diet that is easy to privileges to any party with DON RATHEL JOE BAKER (1) AND RED CLEVELAND Approved requesting bid follow whether you work. travel of stay at home. (Not respect to use or operation of its from local finar.clal institutionss .Where's the problem Page Airways in default the grapefruit diet I) premises under lease on the for a loan of approximately Is, honestly, a fantastically successful diet, if airport without written consent $20O,O00 to cover the cost of the weren't, the U. S. Women's Ski Team iouidn't be of the authority. T-}lnngar project. It is permitted to use it! Right? So, give yoursei: the same lie said a sub-lease nrnnr,,t.,I . sit h. oreac the U.S. Ski Ski Team, • eam. gets. Lose weight the agreement between Page and opened Sept. 13. scientific, proven way. Even if you've tried all the Sanford ire mnu,st be e'xecuted Approved thi' iink';ee of oth'r dot you o'.'e it to yourself to try the U S. TeC:c:1LJe (!;: fl S p fl t dj'I I l tie Authority llltig 23 from Coimsomer Women's Ski Team Diet. That is, if you really do went in order for this operation to i.ii'itrntil In,. ,,., ,, TWO wees, uroer today. Tear this ( ont'd m Page 1) continue from Page's leased Alt Parcel Services Inc., and out as a reminder. buIldings The PrOP"W was given no developing the site and sewers. increasing price due to the authorized their engaging in the Send only $3.00 ($3.25 for Rush Service) cash I s Layer reported milk would be Cleveland added Page has not futlier dIscus1an. airfreight OX - to . NOR-CAL Products, P.O. Box 894, Cuper. business, including Curbs and roads are already development of the site by the 5GW for cost in the school establisheti maintenance or storage and ddllvcry using the thin, CA, 9.5414Do n't i'irder un!es you want to lo 20 The double sessions will place under construction at the site, owner, system in comp li an ce th th wi e electronic facilities one-third of the Teague as sublet space at an annual fee of po unds in two w ee ks! Because that's what the Ski ceiling price standards set by stipulated in their proposal and $300, on a month to month Team Diet will do, students on the afternoon shift The board said it Is still The board also passed a the federal government, layer lease agreement. and two-thirds of the students considering other sites f or I basis; motion (a ki... II (ii ti,hI,. ,..,itt. ....ti ---'I g &I&44I% Will seLl iur II on the morning session, ac- new school but the Barkley classrooms T to the Lake cents and chocolate milk will cording to Layer. Woods site is still the most Brantley School in order to ease sell for IS cents but these prices In other action the board favorable despite the ever- the enrollment ci-unch, are subject to change. __ .... - - - _Il. ', LOSE 20 POUNDS IN TWO WEEKS! -.. - _-- - - -, - P g - . - -..-- I _._____: -,--, __1 - ___ -.._ -,Z-, I __ - ...• J - * ?". :-_ 'r £ -. 1 I .- .. r,..} _ Americans Do Plan Lives, Live In World Of Tomorrow - t-, - :, --4-'I- '..ia ..-' ' : -. E-S . - 1, I- Bn -r i, r S _ "T- - = fI .• e -t I Rl 'onker ! - - . Ti f'Y'i e in Named deci ded to open Oct. 10 sealed t-_ 'Ul1. '." Bank Board .' ____ i 1 - - S ____ - ___ .' - - ' - •-- '- , -. r. ... - - - --.------- .. -: : -. _____ ri ' '• f '# , ,' - . - - .. I L' -IV - I - , - :- 1 I V- £, -v - - - - --. ". .., dv4 k''-'. - - -. THE BEEFS about beef in Argtina vn don't look Iikei) here as Mario, a cook In a small restaurant in Buenos Aires, slices oil steaks. But that bolds true only for the first bail of the month. During the last ball there Is a ban on idling beef locally in an effort to boost export sates. 1• 1 of our building." Jarrard went on to say, "whole departmen ts relocated .~- overnight and construction people were all over the place. Through all of thir, our wonderful customers put up with the disruption and inconvenience." The Mafflandltink growth began to accelerate fnl%lto Its pr esent position as the biggest "little bank" In Central -1 ..- Seminole I strom reported be Is continuing with the condemnation SepL 13 proceedings against aBarklty Calen dar- Florida. .. ept. is terverition Seminole Drug Action 8 lstrIct Nurses 37 meeting at the new bea730pn ' t committee will have a 1100 Al.mon tamonte Li program Seminole Memorial Hospital E. First St., Sanford. on Crisis 2 suicide and auditori board learned the owner emotional, at 7:30 p.m., Sept 13 programum at 7:30 n The Sept. 22 will be Mrs of the Barkely Woods site is ll -It 12 00 E First Set All Souls dance open to public Ster 'fro "Stepping' Po tones S f rd. Nine to Midnight. Music by Day Care Center For Adults," C ountr y Ballads. Social Ila All nurses Invited Sept.15 " Oakat8th, The Seminole Democratic Sa nford Senior Citizens Club, H it l L Executive Committee will noon, Civic Center, Covered sponsor a "watching party," dish luncheon and Bingo, Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic from 7 p.m. to 1 a-rn at time Center. Speaker, Everett Q ua lity Motor Inn banquet SePt. 19 MItchell, SJC; topic, "Industry N ote s League of Women Voters and Eduation Cooperation.' room, 14 at SR 434, f.4 the discussion unit, A l tamonte Democratic telethon on Channel SEM. 27 SEPTEMBER 12, IM Live , entertainment and SIS'I'ER, Inc.. fl uofl, (';i ahe'r ADMISSIONS refres,iments. Sanford; Sept.17League of Women Voters Motor Inn. Mary Stle Enloe discussion unit, 7:45 SePL 29-29 Ronald j Deltona Illinois Club dlnner,6 Pacey n A nual meeting of Florida Really BuU&ng'42j Pin.,community center. Lois V. Howard Sanlando Springs Dr. (SR 434), Eng ° ineers,' iton Hotel Sanford Rotary. noon Civic LOngWCOd. Topic: Education. : The Bank's reputation AS L11l innovator in customer service grew as it swiftly reacted to k' customers needs. In th e past year, Maitland's customers we* - atroduced to free tomatic teller. compounded daily interest on all savings, Saturday banking in the lobby and at the ten high speed drive In teller lanes, ___ an o osp 11 4. a . S : , ' Clareme 0. Johnson r Center. Speaker, Dave Eblert, Sept. 20 Grady A. berts Ro Ruth KFlowers ZllelUj Collard, DeBary Edward J. Carter, Dcl3ary Joseph A. Sheflin, Deltona i'• 1 A 1' .1 '.., eorgaanna A . a).or, VC; topic, "Community Cooperation In Adult and Continuing Education. Adelaide Petersburg I, Rivot, ;. , '.. r. ,L r1.IrbI7/- 1r:&,,r:~. 900 "_P`Pff11VAV .A : - City )' D' St. • - :1TiL4%C'J1 - A11 "V. .c . .... e. ..-a '- ,.,. t- ,, jç to -t,,,, part of th e Government-ind ustry Personnel in. terchange Program, Ludvik will ta ke approxima te ly a one year leave of absence from First National to accept the assignment with the f ed eral agency. The Office of Internatiotuil Affairs Is responsible for advising the Secre ta ry of the Treasury on policy related to international develooment lending, U.S. trade, and U.S. International monetary policy. With The First National Bank of Miami, Ludvik supervises all international corporate accounts and foreign bank relationships. lie joined the bank in 1970, following ten years service with the international department of First National City Bank, New York. ....,1 me k Corporation. _,, ' AX '.-i .-. as'' -. tT'.cr Z. tiriu.L 1. one of 23 Florida banks affiliated with Southeast Ranking J,.,=,T..jn t4&h,i, i'i;i,.,; Jul 1,1973 , MIAMI-Carl W Ludvlk vice resid U corporate banking at The First National Bank accepted a position with the Office of the Assistant for International Affairs In the Department of the Treasury, Washington. The First National Bank of Miami-Florida's largest-is - t)11' rjp,-j ?1I,3,!j 54-AIM-MG Rex E. Craig, Laigwood ji.u,,iC Test and review of the Oct. 12 Semijy)le Drug Action cornAARP meeting, 10 a.m., mitiec's eight part crisis In. DeBary Fire Hall, 1 UtM LI. H. ; Ludvik Goes To Washington ~' .':'- '- ,..-. i~_.q , ~Z" -- ,: k ft ' - fr '' ____ ,• ____ .14. i a ----' 1~9 __i.V_-.--_ - - ---. - -. --.- ' -- --•..-• .. . .. - - -. - im ~ --- . 13 2 CS :4 .•----q Mr. andMrs. BobbieFlowers a girl, Sanford ' '-'. -i t',..r'ra. Ace. Lcc,ix. F18rid 3t7 I DISCHARGES 1[J: .. ; aEt,JLn'T3 - __ I ,, - -, - 1L , r1_.' ...! - -- --. —i.— - 4! -- ___________________ —. , - ff- -'- -'---: L -. - LL__J! • - __ _--__ - - -- .= - - --- . _____ P ____ -' ,, - - 4-.---=4' -f --- - - Z_ ---- ________ I - -. % , - - - DL~25LEF_ - " -- e'.' -, - - - :, -:&i.. - DELTONASIIINERS PLAN CIRCUS TICKET SALES - .(1 to r) Wester, Lombardo, Langworthy, Leisenring, Murray and Neuhatis. tUerabi Photo by Ch'r1e E'F'.'ards '. - " I ____ t-- - '.. . Zi - " - - f ,,,-------- Prime Interest - f I 0 11111111111 1 e on Im 2 N!-W YORK APi Interest that level it Is lagging behind operations amid an economic amounts to specula te in this rates, after a record-breaking rates in other sectors of the boom in which consumer year's vola tile moneta ry . - rise this summer, are likely to nioney market, where banks spending has been heavy. At the change and commodities margo on climbing for some time obta in the funds to do business. same time, the Federal kets. yet, In the view of several lead- And many observers expect the Reserve Board has been And then, of course, there's prime to climb to 10 per t-vnt or tightening up on the money, ing economic observers. inflation. In theory, observers And, say a num ber of those even a good deal hi gher before supply to keep order in u a len der will demand an says, observers, chances are Increas- it peaks. economy and to try to defuse that will corninterest rate Says William Wolman, econo- Inflation. ing that the end result will be a not only for the pste him th mist at the Wall Street research tight money period like at of But the ex perts cite a variety in loaning is taking r k he is four years ago, when con- firm of Argus Research Corp., of other pressures as well, e amount funds but also for th sumers and businesses often 'It is still be low where it should "The normal pressure from es the value of we've inflation er od found it difficult to borrow be, based on the traditional the economic growth ey are out of os th e funds while th formulas about bank margins been Living in does not explain money at any price. ss Th us, rapid ession. his po The pr ime rate the lending The open market cost of money the high level of loan demand," fee which banks post for their Is rising, and the prime rate Is says Bert Cox, chief economist inflation means high Interests biggest and most credit worthy below the open market rates." for the na tion's bi ggest broker- rates. corporate customers - rose an. Why all the upward pressure age firm, Merrill Lynch Pierce The likely result of all th is? other quarter point early th is on interest rates? One key (ac- Fenner & Smith. "It's the beginning of a monweek to 9' per cent. ton, observers say, is that tieCox sa ys corporations and in- cy crunch," says Paul Samuela full estors flat's point above its marxi for money has been in have added considera son Nobel Prize-winning pr evious mgh, reached In late tense among corporations bly to the unpaid pressure by economist. "I see no signs to the - 1959. But, say bankers, even at wanting to expand their borrowing money in major contrary. Area Elevators U Restaurants said today. in elevators and escalators by requiring Income tax returns bites pari-mutuel wagering, hothe Anthony Ninos told the State adopting American from certain state employes tels, restaurants, land sales and Board of Business Regulation National Safety Code and under its Jurisdiction. Members the liquor and tobacco in. his agency needed three more making provisions for in. voted to have its counsel, 11cr- dustrie.s, iasectorsto cover the state's __ 10.000 elevators. The board voted 4 to add the -- - ---- __-___ _----------------.-- - slot's 1974-1975 budget. I "That's the way It goes. We're always behind," said ;I,,.. " , Ninos after the vote. --j "There is presently a consid era nimber of buildings in "b-" __________________ the sta te, conta ining some 3,200 -L ' , " ,, elevators, wherein elevator,, :- equipment has not receit.ed • once-a-year inspection," Nint' . . f I VI told the board. '.-rI(i COIl .pounding the situation Is tht t3 ' -1L5 ' fact that ninny buildings are iuif becoming small cities unto themselves with vertical trans. '' '. portation becoming more exotic 1 l and a variety of fringe equip , imient added to the inspectors responsibility." . -' Ninos said the States nine Inspectors each make about 900 tnspectior,s a year, leaving a . : deficit in the number checked k ____ " . , for safety on a yearly basis, "The state of Florida has . r" i. recently been experiencing an Z explosion in the elevator population with an Increase of over PROSSER EARNS CITATION 2,000 new Installations for fiscal JACK I'll OSSEIt, (left) of Sanford's Jack Prosser Ford Company, year 1973," Ninos said. Ile said the lack of in accepts the highest dealership honor for outstanding customer sersjA ct! 0wi on elc':ater-s does not vice—the Distinguished Citation—from Mark C. Hobart, Ford's necessarily mean they are Un' Jacksonville Customer Service District Manager. The award ranks sa le. - ._, .. "I ,; ;— ' -' -' , - . - J ii ifti ----------- !s :--z-- -' ." - . - - , - ~~ ~ ~~~ - -. -- PIECE eF-ih - ..-. - (:gory A Vickers, osteen Anna M NowkowkI, Chicago, Hi ____ .2._. _ - - - - --- - % I -_4" ----------.-t_(• i ___ __ - 'a.' '--- -- m_` '- — - - - .- #& ", I .',;;,:'::.' r- ----*' a "n.'. - 1 . _ .:- . .1 • - -. i?- ' - •--t - I s- '- 5 - '. - %; U . i - gr - ' ___ -- - - J. - •.'.-IIn$i popular sire regular and /1, IhiIlip' tyje bkdrj. ..r 1 J' J/J/ P (UI II 17a II II II II , Vinyl grip handlifor -- - , T , - , - - , - - ' '' - - am - easy turning. •Hardesvd, tempered LIF FIRESTONE STORE, "' . ' '- ________ .': F rn T: U h V an. V1LW HWML' Eiiiv ' - , - - -., ' - . - - ' TIRES "W%Vas _________ . - - , "' 75 ; ADDITIONAL F Plus 3 211F CT 01 .79 and excha nge l'te p.,,.' , - -- MPEDel CA " IIL-r, ' '' - • O!fut :ci'vwrh*erlcv h*rdfoj'.ac/i steer I--- i ....i.. - fi' I - - . :.,.. - =' . ________ - :..,r1.T..:..?,.._, i-_-'.-" % Ii —;t' __ - - - • , Cone Jencks, Orange City i i'!' '.- !o..- .'', 1 1r _'.,4I! - "31 J 1' 'tiii t k. ' -, - sgn. Mff"WUDIP VJ& Nf;,v 9-MR 5-94 VIN-1 8a ,- Ralph E ChaIfn t , DeBary Doruth I Ball, Delter.m JaphA.SM,Dlbi JosephineM od et,Dd a tona ma B.ec,"oft, Deltona Donald Petrie, DelIon* M*rtella 3.11.11, DeItona Harry harry Reis Deltona Joan C. Pirkcr. !t.-i'H arry E 'iio:- u, !:t -.- _____ -...... - -===-.. . ______'L.urc ,, —r--------- - - FIr-tOflI 8001015 Cliek tubeless 8-ply slid 1 st. & French Ph. 322.0244 FIRST FEDERAL Savings and Loan of Seminole recently promoted Ron Leach to the Office of Vice President — Loans. Leach holds a B. A. A. Degree from Sul Ross State College, Alpine, Texas. lie joined First Federal of Seminole in 1971 as a Loan Officer, and served one year as Assistant Vice President of Loans, Ile is a member of First Presbyterian Church of Sanford and is active In the Sanford Kiwanis Club, Masonic Lodge 635. Orlando, but all Shrine Clubs affiliated with Bahia, participate to make th is show profitable for the crippled children for whom the Sliriners Faith Fai th in govern ment itself care In their 19 hospitals and was diminished by events. No three burns Institutes eate r Intervention In the pciUnited States and for their vate economy was attempted in other charities. recent years; Dclto Shrine Club has in influencing the cconomy utd esih be rerp., L 1'-'rt In !!!e, re F.rl And the remaining years of I angworthy, secretary, are almost certain Gordon I.eisenring, vicepresident; Rudy Wester, to be heirs to this continued president and Roy Murray aud interration in Hilbert C. Neuhaus, past that had been considered pr-Ivate affairs. presiden ts of the club. - .. - .. - - t he said records show 39 per 'cent of a ll teo Prosser Ford in the upper 15 per cent of Ford and Lincoln-Mercury personnel nationally. service of - decide the high cost of financing makes many planned moves look unwise? Responding to the quesUon, Research Institute of America states one school of economists sees a 10 per cent prime rate as the signal But short-tern interest rates are in unchartered areas th ese days. RIA comments: "There's a big psychological element in. volved. What seems an acceptable burden one day, no real threat to the firm, may suddenly be viewed as an unbearably costly risk the next. What happens th en? A pessimistic view is it will mean the start of the next recession, as orders are canceled, backlogs melt away and payrolls are pa red. Others find this scenario oversimplifi ed . "The widespread recession talk itself, in th eir view, is resulting In a heal thy cautiousness on spending among business executives." RIA predicts money costs will become critical by yearend and that gradually spreading resistance to money costs will lead business loan demand to taper off. The idea it Is cheaper to borrow now than it will be later Is no longer a sure th ing, the service sa ys... &ec;uist.,afl Marlow of Hornblower & WeeksHemphill, Noyes would expect to see resistance to Polaroid's rally in the 124-125 area. Downside support Li indicated around 103 From business cycle point of view, the late l9& were punctuated b) one mini-recession, one full-blown recession and a war and welfare-related expl osion In government costs that sapped the pri vate economy's vigor at the expense of real growth. Mi/eaae Statement TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) are rejected by dlivlsion in. spectors to asat're that all in- bert Klein, make a further - More than 3,000 elevators in spectors because of safety defi- stallations meet those stan- study as to whether the board Florida have not received the ciencles dards when put into service and could legally require tax re, required once-a-year safety In. "The purpose and intent of maintained in a safe manner," turns from employes in "sensispection, the director of the the Florida elevator law Is to he said. tive positions." State Division of hotels and assure safety for people riding The board deferred action on The five-member board regu- -- Ptic.d as shown at?icihc,n. Stores. Cucnp.titiv.ly priced of Fir, fon ,~ Dealers and at all service Italions diiplaying the - -- -• Per cent sometimesdecreased in buying power after the in. flation and ZN were deduc Will soarin g money costs soon reach (heir critical limit, the point at which significant numbers of businesses - - PCrk , COPLEY NEWS SERI VICE 1 • - J&,, - -: - - - .- - -'- , -- --- -.- -- - -. - __% -- - '. t'1i— t -r; '' - ' . . se who practiced thrift, Business I Thinking Is Mixed — - -' '.t'-t- , The Deltona at how little their dollar would Chairman Frank Lombardo big-spending foreign tourists held, meeting of his corn- from Europe arid Japan. Amer. mittec, Tuesday morning, to irins no !nnifr were unique in furruultk plarm ftr th: for.r RI thcoming Shrine Circus to be held in Tinker Fl Id I Orlando . ' - .- - - - ' DELTONA - Americans who could afford to tr avel abroad were shocked costs - Sanford: Clara DeBose George L. Cooper Mrs. Charles Edwards and girl Etheidra C. Maynard A'!-: Stcinb'c;:r William Alfred Sweat Florencejones Frank Robinson Curtis S. Finlayson Sr. EHtabetli Lynn Malay Shirkv Ann 'th 8yFANNFTrE EDWARDS Herald Correspondent The circus is under the spo nsorship of Bahia Temple of r'.. '. Circus on Oct.5,6 and 7. Shows will be r'' ,,,,,, , -•----- -- - I ' , - _ -------------- B1RTILS Vf but he also might find it priced were amazed at the throngs of MAIT!.AND Late in fcember in ri First National Bank of Maitland's total ar.sets climbed over 150 million. Just 9 months la"r, this Rank's tota l assets jumped "This is fantastic." announced Wendell Jarraru, chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer, "when you consider that during these nine mon ths we've been Undergoing a major construction project that doubled the size Planning e- r9..'!' II 14 :- r '_' ' I Assets Climb $10 Million - 4 "4-i - -• . i1 buildings has not been found but the board 13 looking for an accept" SO. 'I - ~ ~q - i - - - - _ ___ ~ =_ 4 M __ 1 - —I-..- -t. __ school met no opposition andjf no opposition was met at the Mt two readings the contingency clause hi the sale contract would be met and the sale made. Teague said a site for the old - 11" S . 4 t 10 . . . - ' 41 f 4 -. chase of' the cld school has agreed to give the bu(!dags back to the board Teague said the first rding : Chief Fxeiutlye Office of United First Florida Itlnker is president and founder of Rinker Materials Corp. of West Palm Beach, a leading Florida ready mix, concrete block, steel, and building materials supplier. First Flor ida Ranks, Inc is th e resultant corndfl) of th e recent mtrger of Uni ted Bancshares of Florida, Inc. and First Honda Bancorporntlç,n, Combined resources of the 31 member ban ks, located in 16 Florida counties, were $1 ,42,460,000 as of June , 1973. Rinker is the only person who has served as president of bo th the National Concrete Masonry Association (1954) and (hi' National Uiad Mi Concrete ASSO&IdUOfl (current) In Florida Rinker is a charter member and past tsIt!tsittf Uit florida Concrete anl Pruducts Associatic.n U' i w-,1 priJ."t u (lit. West P irn R.r lonimerce,adirc(torof the Palm Beach County Chapter the American Red Cross, a director' of the V. M. C. A., and4i ,II Ib f~ t- Board of Directors of United First Florida Banks, Inc., was announced today by Frank Smathers Jr., President and 11 _______ A- I I The appointment of M E RInker ,as a member of the _________________________ bids for construction of three schools Oct. 10. Th e schools bid on are Tu.sl:awilo' Middle school, Sa aI Point Uitan and a ephicement zor Altamonte Elementary 9 l Teague said the board decided to build a replacement for Altamonte Elementary despite the fact that the pun- III k1o , i4 ------------------------- two nw. '-'l 141I.0 Alk I To I ,,, brin I 'a I i t" j T " - Deltona _ This NEW YORK (AP) Amen- pect that over the long run they not just because the summer High interest rates put an end wrong thinking. cans live In a world of the fi'ture would make real material prog- vacation season is over, to the housing dream. Rising Now, after the "terrible dna The be lief that the future when they can, planning, an. ress. The economic big leap (or- prices absorbed pay raises. ma" of August, as shultz de- hold.s more promise than th e The approa(h can help make ward thd so many people had Shortages destroyed the Amen- scribed the 58 per ticipating, dreaming of the cent rise in present Li not as firmly held as vacation to come, of the y current existence bearable and planned was tripped up. The (I. can belief of plenty of every- wholesale pri ces, most Amen- before, and consumer 'surveys raise due, th e new car, Lite new permit one to forget the past. nancial plans of ordinary citi- th ing for everyone, cans realize that their in.. show conclusively / that thLs fr, And that Is what many Amen- tens and of George P. Shultz, house, the better life. Most glaringly, the optimistic Stinctive and negs•lve s"j. n This has long been the way of cans of all levels are doing. the Treasury secretary, were forecasts that had consistently dons were more believable people who had reason to ex- They are writing off 1973, and clobbered, been right were shown to than governmentalpositive A pay raise, for example, does not necessarily mean that a working man can put more food on his table, lie may be • able to afford it, but might not i - Required For Autos By L. EDGAR PRINA Copley News Service WASHINGTON-The U.S. government wants you to know that the seller of a new or used car now must give you, as a purchaser, a signed statement as to the correct mileage it has been driven. In an advisory to consumers, the Department of Transportation explained that the Motor Vehicle Information and Cost Saving., Act of 1973 is designed, among other things, to discourage unscrupulous auto salesmen from turning back the reading on the odometer, the little gadget that counts the miles. "Anyone who sells a motor vehicle must give to the buyer a written, signed statement containing all that the seller knows to be true-or untrue-about the vehicle's odometer reading and Its actual mileage," DOT said. The consumer also Is prohibited from doing anything to tiis own automobile which could derstroy or interrupt a true otk'meter reading, As DOT cautioned: "Remember: the new odometer law applies to you as :i seller Just as it provides protection for you, as a buyer. Whatever mileage information you now have a right to demand when you are buying a car, you are required to provide when you sell a car," Under the antiaznpering law, the disclosure statement from teller to buyer must contain the vehicle's actual odometer reading, a statement that this reading is a correct record or, if the seller knows the odometer reading differs from the vehicle's actual mileage, a statement that the true mileage Is unknown to him; and a sentence In which the seller refers to the new Law and his civil liability should the information given be Incorrect. The purpose of the discicsui e is to provide the buyer with a statement of true mileage or an admission that it is unknown to the seller. If. having bought a car, you can establish any violation of these requirements-with the Intent to cheat you-you may go to court to seek recovery of damages. The law provides a penalty of three times the damages suffered or $1,500, whichever Is greater, plus attorney's fees and court fees. In order to recover these amounts, you do not have to prove damages, but only to establish that your odometer was in error and that the seller (or person being sued) knew of the error and failed to disclose it, a made a false disclosure with Intent to defraud. �I WHAT ABOUT RETIREMENT? McKay BY DAVE JflRCn, Copky Hews Servi fl more women are ommercetheir b C Copley News Senice 'El A. Every permanent poUcy ha s a table showing the alliourit uf cash value that has Q. From ulassro to noms, have more women be- anaiJ since you have had the insurance. Cash lues generava lly a ft er executives? P.D. A. A growing number of — - the first or se d year, the d depending on the kind of Ppoli olicy you have and refute the adage that business is amans arne. They are newest erop of this country's The table shovii the value According to the Institute of (or each year for the earlier -cars of the policy. and at se. 14fe Insurance, ulthin the rMst seven ycars the number deees granted to in wiIverjties of years. The company will furnish you wi th a value fig- nearly tripled in graduate undergraduate and schools across thelevel, country. The nt1mate is based on surveys of registration and graduation stat istics pubby fished Delta Sigma Pt, a ducton young nts — exe . tives. ly increasing number of ror- covered by Social security. t would take a Uffle over )ears of work to qualify for monthly benefits. n a wife who sion,oflher own earnings, so collect her band's social Security von, when he dies before she does' — A. L. McKay is Proof tha t the' E L, A. The 15, 10 and 20 per cent temporary annuity Increases will be contlntjeI until Dcbu 1, 14. e in. is were scheduled to expu-c June30 1973. Railroad management and labor are to me mutual recommends. - ______ ce)'Of the People In the market "We returned to Holland but were not making any money. I everything during the war was making a profit. Q. My husband road li ants J (ii ___ ___ ___ cial heights, ; ,. ' reside In different states. The World Almanac says. Also handled are suits in bankruptcy, patents, trade. marks and copyrights. ____________ _____________ teen figure needs only light- weight foundation garments. weight foundation garments The full hip figure has the hips 32 or more inches la rger th anttw wa t.Often th ee tr a dimensions are in the upper Dear Hal: I was a salesman for a carpet ma nufactur in g company on the East Coast for about Dear Hal: My boss is a nice guy but five years when, about two has a bad habit. I have to be he in ago, tes' ase1 me to ous office (Uit' i lot (If vri. transfer to the nthIwt. The and meetings 5alesnanagerhadnever and quite often these visits my home, but when I asked last two or three times longer whether they would any than they have to if he just I might take on carpet. said It was a and get in lung con. company such vvrsations lth whoever Is items as these. They assured calling. Inc that I wouldn't have any I've noticed that in meetpr oblem in this particular wi th of the other area, here their seeWell, I like to buy the best, the call and and naturally the prices I paid it's returned later on when th e (or exactly the same quality meeting's over, dr apes and carpeting in my Id like to get him to be able new home ran a little higher months . ' __ - _____ _ ' ________________ 41! add a room instafl central _____ _______ ___ _____ . - . . '. . .. _____________ -•------. -_.4 . - :' ________ •- ____________ .1 A1 Z I RAGS TO RICHIS Greg McKay, 31-yar-old multimillionaire has It made. Forced to flee Holland when he was only 2 years old, oariavJ a fortunate cornbinaticm of good luoks,, brains and a stro ticJ IIiLO a fortune that e:wbjetj him to buy the $500,000 ng will belollge(j tt Frank Sinatra and Mia English Tudor mansion that once Farow. àunFhoncls By JUDITH C. RHOAD CokyNews &njce Q. Is It better for my ba nd and me to hold stocks in Joint tenancy or as tenants in eonim. In f act, we are not sure a bout the di!f erence between the t. — R. B. A. In joint tenancy, two (It could be more persons own Property I such as stock) in a the tenants in cornmon his interest In the property be. "Sincerity and complete comes pa rt of his estate. frankness are necessary for There Ia no right of survivor- any successful human i-cia- single joint ership. When on e person dies, the s urvivor of the joint tenants becomes the sole owner. Sometimes tiiwhirs"_i,.. shin. 322.16)1 0 ____ .11.) _____ . 1III'O 1,ii — — _______ " I rii _______ -.,, , - '.- \ _.J . II Steve what I left behind in my old home. Now the company tells you a call as soon as he's free to ta lk to you again. It shouldn't take him lon g to 'S S. .f - - / get the message. - ' Now at Sterchl's 4 I11(Y11 ___ ') I GeritIet,et, Cba AUTHENIC REPRODUCTIONS U HANDCRAFTED IN SOLID HONDURAS MAHOGANY • HAND CARVED CUSToM COvERED oi A VARIETY OF FABRICS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY WE FINANCE OUR OWN ACCOUNTS Sanford OPEN DAILY 9:30-5:30 $1-000,000 In to quality knit, ma,Ic.cf way dcwnI 100% polyester bi o knits o:i bolts Sp.ctet0, sOloctIor,, Up.to..tj.minutn c'lors e-C.p., pttn, coordin a t es, pluidi, novaltias, howid,totk gingham cliocir,, many, many mum•! *All 60" wide, wrin I. risistant, •aay to k.,p CMahjn . wash, tumbl. thy- No Ironing n,.d,d Pwf.ct for new pontsults, ihirtdr.as.s, coat f1w-,0 • -I- -:r---'----- lam 'a1tfL1ri ifvirl*410 r— LARGEST QUALITY HOME FURNISHERS T 9 PM PHONE 322-7953 - To Start The First Day Your Back To- Schooler Reaches Campus only 160 eppoitwilty. 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SEE OR __ ______ _____ _____ GUNS, AMMUNITION, RELOADING, FRESH OR SALT WATER FISHING EQUIPMENT - ___ STORE ENJOY A CUP OF COFFEE OR A SODA IN THE FRIENDLIEST SIOK IN FLORIDA. 17-92 The Sports Shop SANFORD PLAZA CASSELBERRY OPEN this TILó P.M., EXCEPT FRIDAY TIL9 P.M. garden saie keep your plants and shrubs in top condition with Swifts fertilizer and Vigoro plant food. pea scotty's 89 4/6.00 /2 .59 80 80 .59 .59 /5 80 80 59 .59 59 .3 50/ mmoaftft All -purpose Vgol5lb if: Vçco Azalea Cameka an: *Old food 94ie$ b.9gef lG.'ers and mxe buds 151b bagi V'qoro Rose Food (5 lb bagi. V.QOto Ctflus and Avocaoo Fooi (5 lb bag) ..................... Vgoro Palm Food (5 lb bag) V*gooTc"ratoFocxiiSfb tmii - Sale Price 1 - - pf,ce 66-6 - - a, _____ Jbri_fj FABfljç cE1NTEn - FESCO' FESTIVAL GEM-ROC ORNAMENTAL URN CINNAMIC? PLASTIC SPR INKLI,,,CAN Regular Price -----------4 99 Regular Prce Scotly. Sal. Puce Scotty'. Soli Pile, 4.33 1.66 A Full 9 Month Subscription SINC ieee THE SOUTH'S Some girls are figured all over. They need the long line rn to control the midriff and a firm girdle to enhance th e lower torso. __•_iI - OItVM.i, M.n•$ SPOfl5wr -- 1100 French Ave. a preapplication in the form of a 30,000. Loan funds may be used letter. letter . Such letters must for: The construction provide the name of the ap- enlargement. extension or plicant, estimate of loan otherwise improvement of of proposed guaranteed !I( )ME The Hometown Daily Newspaper With It s Complete Details And Low Cost Will Keep Students Informed Of Back Home Happenings t1L 3 USE OUR CONVENIENT CREDIT PLANt uuniUes, towns and places with a population not exceeding problems may be sent to Hal Tabourette FREE DELIVERY lender or the applicant may file ORDER A SUBSCRIPTION TO Ljit.. J11f — larger bust. This t)pe of figure needs a longlani' bra to help 1kUI the midriff arid waist. r Medallion Sofa ON DISPLAY The top-heavy figure has problems even though most women would love to have a I Lamp Table -.--.-- S ag- and guaranteed by the Farmers MullitY facilities in rural Home Administration. The co Swfts 6.6.6 351% oganc lert'I'ze' 150 lb bag) YARD Table A panty girdle with control 'Is The loans will typically be preapplications are being made by local private lenders accepted for essential coin- NEWS 'I 0vl Colt., thigh and abdomen as well. Thorn, Copley News Service, care of this news pa per. QuesUnits of zeneral IfltrfelI %v1lI Hal be answeredUt the colm=. - -, _____ REPRODUCTIONS 1 made only to public bodies facilities may be made to non- private lenders. ['reapplication for business what I spent and what they might try to keep Chatterhuz's attenti on on the subjec t is an unreaand off th e phone. sonable request and they won't allow me the full First, the next time you go Into his office tell him it's wnount of reUnbtw,ement. V1t do I tell these pIuers In ".ed to you that a great deal Of time Is occasionally lost artier to get the balance? when outside ca llers in ter rupt Donaid your meeting. Ask him If he'd Dear Don: mind if you just mentioned to Tell them "thank you" for his secretary before your the amount they did give you. meeting starts that the boss You obviously recognize would like all calls held exthat vow- level of expenditure cept any of particular imporis somewhat higher than the tance. Your boss ought to pick av er age guy's, so it mus t have up the hint and, with a couple occurred to you that it's highof nudges from time to time, er than the com pany is accusmake it standard practice. tamed to reimbursing for. Second, if you aren't contYou also knew that your corn. fortabie wi th the direct appa ny had a policy co veri ng reproach, simply try scribbling imbursernent situations of out a note as soon ashebeglri this sort . his phone conversation saying Hal that you have several thi ngs you really ought to be doing and requesting that he give Questions ibout your Job STAT4F 6.4/V/( AL LM EN I DEPT. 0 $ spend. however, this was the Dear Steve; tiv, AN EQUAL OPF-flQTUjiy E Dow n town Sanford Member FDIC for Business and Industrial the applicant's possession, than the average guy might same manner but I don't know 322-1 om 1 favored you might see the words The difference* bet the "Joint tenants with right of two, a to and bonds, survivorship." These worth however, Is that whe n, f or are re ally superfluous beam ple, you have sold stock as cause In joint tenancy, survivJoint tenants the check issued ui-ship follows as a matter of for the Proceeds is paid to COUrSe John Jones and Mc-.y ones. On the ot he r hand, when if the account is tenant In are tenants in common , common, the proceeds may the people involved will own be paid in two checks, such as undivided interests In the 70 per cent to John Jones and property, But the amount of 30 per cent to Mary Jones. interest does not have to be equal. Further, when one of many to use his secretary in the A - they 'ved retaries intercept point, I — trig, etc., bosses around heat and a", Just call Ralph or Mick . -- _t_...... ings ) MICKEY ______ ________ r.swu us ihone policy to cover meni loan, to ___________ _______________ RALPH . losses ou!dr 't lnv I1 The average figure like the A bra with fiber fill lining will help to even out her fig. ktwje - _ dy service to rural discussions i ba o ne Claude L. Greene Jr., Florida amount in equity the applicant community, social, cultural and except loans for facilitiet Profit associations. All loans for essential corninanity facilities wi ll be made flounces that preappllcations feasibility studies aiready in development 1ans will be systems and fire and rescue from i nsured funds provided by can tw made to establish or iind industrial loans will `i! expand rural businesses and processed as soon as final indjes in the country and In Farmers Home Administration cities with less than 50,000 instructions are released. population. Greene also announced that bust and hips develop, The Copley NewsService • . •'ting a uI veloped in all body areas. The hips and bust measure about the same and the wa is t line about 10 Inches less than the teen figure needs only light- Boss wastes time 'nqc . loans are being accepted. [.ians Foundation garments can't JOB JITTERS . - B well proportioned and well de. other two measurements, III =137-7 Evergreen Stand and evenly proportioned. It has a very small, high bust The average f igu re sidered the ideal figure. It is and a waist that is not strong. ly indented. The waistline will 1'orne more defined do everything; they can only __ ___ on retirement may be mailed to What About Retirement?, Copley News Senice. In care quarters ;dso very Important. Th e teen I is slender made It." . UL I Thursday, Sept. 113,1973-313 State Director of the Fanners will contribute toward cost of recreational benefits and in. providing a utility type service Home Administration, an- the project, and any available dustrial and business such as water and sewer foundation garments to Cfl. hance your best features and play down those that are not __ 100% FINANCING I'll be $2 in 1974 and told l needed limorequarters of coverage to qualify for monthly benefi ts. I have worked 15 years for the Board of Education in my city (Civil Security - Mrs. hairstyle. You should use c not ing to it. -t 4- '•"4, ik, - on my home. If I fail to pay the debt what can the loan cori4m ny do? T.L A. It can being foreclt*ijre proceedings on your home and se ll the property at auctim. You should discuss the on situati with your banker. cial as portant to your appearas make-up and your Really ____ ,. curity beneficiaries with equivalent earnings, mere will he no reducta in I ncreasesifthey are tied to Social Security bemie. fits. SLI r%lce. not Covered by Social Secuntym. Can this be used In to help me get the So- lected for your figure type are Foundation garments are BY HAL THORN _______ .-.'. — Courts in the U.S. federal Judiciary system, These courts have power to determine the facts and pass Judgm en t in criminal cases Involving vIolatzona of federal law and in civil cases where the amount of th e suit Is greater than $10,000 and the contending parties help. A good wet, exercise, and clothing care -illy se. ___________________________ ____ Q. Suppuc i borrow from a loan company and give Th ere are 89 I)istrict'- By JOYCE ROARK Copley News Service was to take and says, 'Hey, baby you've _________________________________________ _____________ ____ ____ _ _ _______ - — . P ii "low r garments dation _______that amount payable to Social WORLD AL11A,NAC FACTS fou swaying in the currents of his you're a n'iWonaire!' And bef~ artificial sea. don't go off. 1t,s just that the Th is This Idea was the heart cf accountant looks at the books __________ _____ ___ were divorced after 25 years of marriage. He remarried, had a child by his second wife. He died two years later, and they are both getting Social Secu' rity. When I reach 60, will I get anything on his account? I have not remarried. — LB. A. Since you were married more than 20 years prior the iivere e enu- _ _ ____ ______________________ and I _ up with right cover of -' Iji.. ___ _____ ______ provided nts nape u*aux _______________ _________ ___________ — manent and the ra portunistac life," recalled , ____ — - Iii ess A. No. Your 17 quartm 0f coverage can onl y be earned by working in ernPloyment Q. The Sanford Herald eL for advIce.I began to handle The muscle was provided by j McKay from his richly paneled 'i money for a cut If WC a windfall Irwctment. To McKay the acknevp1 RevrIv Ufl*. ..S*t-.. Ca. 'I maae something, for nothing If "1 got lucky," he grInned, tifl with a$15,000 240-gallon, 3,O0 long ago that Gregory dllcP 'tags to contemporary. fired wrong." 'i bought about 3,000 sas pound, eight.foo S.aJ'water fish William McKay, 31, coWd't After two years In the Army, of Equity Funding Corp., and it This be cause McKay nk. afford a Rolls.Royce with McKay began his financial went from Uto$dfrom wasn't • don't know of always the pe rsonalized plates, about another one career by Joining Equity *12,0 to 124O,000-4n about one multimillIonaire owner of like It," u McKay. H It wasn't long ago that he InnOVe3t Inc., a financial McKay arrived In Los Funding A "At this point I began to couldn't afford a Del Air ad- planning firm that Controls Angeles when 1* was dre much leas the English more than 17. He realize that making a profit "The $12000 was money i $300 million enrolled in high schoo3 and Tudor mansion that w asn't enough. it was we thing made during my early inu"d to be vestment capital. the b graduated from the Universit of Frank Sinatra a nd Boro In Holland on Jane • to make the tax coHector happy vestments Into the market,-- he of Csilfornin at hHat Farrow. and before that Of Angeles explained it simply. to make June Aliyson egree In Investor happy, it he didn't and Dick Powell. rearoldMcxay and his mother economics. SO McKay formed innOvest, It wasn't long ago have any that he were foiecJ to flee AmwJan Inc. In 1966, a company profits after taxes, In high school and at couldn't afford a piece of the usually designed wasn't to give the ma togh France and into McKay wo ed. "1 very hap'y worked all Pacific ocean In his Office Switzo-fland because of his the off Jobs any student "The idea of making a profit high tax bracket a shelter from is Wasn't long ago that father's activities in the Dutch to Work but I saved mare than basis fo the formation anything excepta fortunate average student," he sal "With the aid of passeu Innovest, a term that comes "Exactly when it happened is corn bination of gotout from com bi ning very hard to measure. You of Holland market. I studied it thorou&My looks and a strong will to and Into Switzerland where we an found out that while 90 per Investment," said hicKay. don't get a letter in the null .40Nfwd. remained for five years. eyeing a carpet anernorne saying , - Q. Under the Railroad RC trtincnt Legislation what 81'C There wi ll these business tude and graduates slated to become this country's future cu aujj at ixismess owners, economist making these increasesperand entrepreneurs be headil reing creerwise? tlreznent syst em financially (ki e hi ng end, reports oecure on a long range th ri basis. the Ir8titute, there is a ra pi d. Additional Increases wi ll be rAlruod retirement iX)rattofls, buslnes firms, life annuita as a result the and heal th insurance compaestimated 5.6 per cent indes,bas, brokerage houses in Social Securi ty and government agencies, benefits which becomes effective Jane 1. 1974. Such rail, Q. hlo can! f in d out how dreurnentincr es jor m'h value I hve in my fe most employee annuit Uuranr ' i to the duilar s 01 nard wort and enterpiij pay off. — US CENISIBLE SHOPPING Story . ___________________ ties? Toi Rches Mnerin dream of making a million bucks Is still alive and so my mother and I left for "After awhile the word got A. In a situation hke Lhal, well. fie Dro%,es th,1t the virtues America _________ and a she would only be entitled to e 6 aw ________ receive the higher of the two 1r! icr its. In this case if her .. : : __________ icks benefit was higher, . the difference between her V. Wii benefit and her widow's ___ _________ berfit would be added to her ______________________ benefit For example, if her ob('n('fjtas$(ancjr bcntit the nCe of $*00 would be ____ add dto he rown cjiç. Y qW tration courses is estimated to have almost doubled on the I , lected intervals for later Rags - - amount of the in ness. A V-1 m Has oo CLOSED SUNDAYS Piicr,t Shopping Cinfsr Hwy ll-?It27f, !antord START A SUBSCRIPTION TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR YOUR STUDENTI CALL 322-2611 CASH BUYS MORE AT Sc0TTY,s home builders supply SALE PRICES GOOD SEPTEMBER 14 THRU 20 We'll Start Mailing and Bill You Later 700 FRENCH AVE SANFORD PH: 323-4700 HOURS: 7:30 -5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-4:00 SATURDAY �111 - - - -----.—_— -- : 4 L.3-1he Sanford Hera jd Thursday, Sept. 13, 1973 If You Have Brown Th*umbs I '! Can Still rawr ow Gre en Even You By JANE perennials popping up all over the place. My apple tree, new last year, Is already abloom. My ground ivy is spreading and my buttercups are in blossom. Hens and chickens, day lilies and asparagus have subdivided to the point of running rampant. All without fertilizer, calcium, add soil, peat moss, rose cones and etc. The secret is threats. Honest, solid, menacing threats. And an African violet plait. The African violet came from my mother-in-law, whose houseplants indicate she has a direct relationship with flurpee. Along with the violet came the sad reflection: "i don't know why I'm bothering to waste this beauty on you. You never keep GLENN HAAS Copley New, Service For years, the only thing I've been able to keep green is my avacado refrlgtrator. While others waxed ecstatic over double begonias and seedless cukes, I was known as "brown thumb," the only woman alive wl'o could do In a sword plant in two weeks. I mulched, manured and manicured, but my garden Just fizzled. I fed philodendrorn, ivy and fern to the point of gluttony, and ended upwlth mites, twiggy growth and stumps. All that's changed now. I'm the envy of my neighborhood with houseplants amok in kitchen and living room and $ .. 34.4j is4s4..s.. JIkI t1sea*.*k-1a-*....,... 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ItS V3 ar,,l .... • - / if / / / ,,.,J fl fl 0 U[iCes qp tbat ) 'InMen 'sWeals4 fiy GUS STEVEN S uplt'y New iService Dr. Joyce Brothers, who -. a' I i j It Vill fler - pool, cocktail lounge, restaurant 11 Day Guests? Happy Hour- Daily-Free hors doeuvres Dancing in the lounge- Tuesdays thru Saturdays .----'- If Your Home is Your famous ON HWY 17-92 AS WELL AS THE LAKE AND POOL SIDE VIEW - Lounge 11 A.M.-2 A.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK South of Sanford Plaza itAP T" 1157 Across .MO'ELSJ from VoIkswoge E'>. 0a1\/4e (I a In boxing, you have to keep your guard up. Because if you don't, your opponent could throw a punch that you're lust not ready for. And you go down for the count. Wifil, First Federal of Seminole thinks you should save the same way a good boxer fights. Defensively. So that when an emergency arises, you won't be K.O.'d by it. With today's economic climate, you more than ever need to be ready to roll with the punches. So if you aren't already a First Federal saver, open your account now. In self defense. to 10 P.M. (IF c(!!FØp() iC MAPLE AVC. PHONE 322-8121 - MOTEL, RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 323. —We acceptb ma for credit cards— 580 AMER ICc-r E XPRE5-DINERS CLUB—CAR TA t3LAf4C-.-- BANKAMERiRD EXXO#4—P~ILLIPSi-&—AMERICANOIL—MASTER CHARGE 0 l E t c crcscI, WORLD ALMANAC FACTS I II Machine A revolving InnLrn-bright dual action cmrgcncy light gives a revolving red warning like a police car signal. It aLso has an extra white beam to focus on particular areas. The adjustable stand allcws focusing in any direction. 71)(L light operates with standard "I)" batteries. It can be (rI'- p An American from ha. wail, Jease Kahaulua, was the winner of the 1972 sum- tiered from Reis Enterprises, 25 Bergen Dr., Deer Park, Long Island, N. V. 11729. mer sumo tournament he-Id at Nagoya, Japan, Kahnul• First SOUTHERN AIR him to bring home the bread, parlayed a $64,000 question into they're not going to fret too a million dollars' worth of much If he runs around looking answers, has turned her pretty like a fugitive from a 1930s eyes on men and the clothes movie-'Andv Hardy Meets they wear. Prince Albert." Her view of the real meaning Just as long as he gives off the of a man's necktie cannot be right vibes when she enters the reported here, but the blonde room, us Dr. Brothers in. psychologist does put forward dicates. Dresing has become other theories about why men pure pleasure, where the man dressed as they once did. v. woman relationship is "Once, cavemen demon. concerned, strated their ability to go out This Is leading men's fashion and fight the world by draping down a most pleasant road. He themselves with wild animal can be comfortable. He can skins," she said. The caveman wear things lid really likes and who wore them looked as nuts to styles dictated by though he could support a wife somebody he doesn't know, and propagate children. This somebody he probably doesn't was part of the process of even want to know, natural selection whereby the This has led to a settling down best survived." of men's styles -after several In more recent times. Dr. years of establishing the Brothers continued, "a man freedom of wearing ar-,, thing. dressed to impress a woman for It has resulted in the back. the same reason." That is, he ward glance, to the old day, of wanted to that he could a return to traditionalism. O go out andprove scrape up enough This is evident in the styles. loot to keep a lady in style. The English country look is Throw in a Cadillac and a dollar expected to be popular this fall, cIgzr and she was supposed to Its evident In the patterns, get the complete picture, traditional plaids, earth color Now, according to Dr. and other designs and colors Brothers, the liberated woman that take one back to Bonnie can support herself. Men don't Prince Chancy and the king's need to (tress to prove they have men. property and status (although a It's even evident in the lot of them still do). "So men fabrics. Wool is more popular In can wear clothes that promise the fall of 1973 than it has been love and pleasure," the Ph.D. in years. No longer are the who, writes for newspapers, man-made fabrics supreme. magazines and has It radio Wool has a luxurious touch, a show believes, rich look, a comfortable Thus, in effect, Women's quality, liberation has brought about a Get the picture? form of men's liberation, at Men can please themselves least in the business of owning and, In doing this, they just clothes that a titan might really might please the girl next want to wear, .%l..,I door-the girl who isn't looking O lie can be his own boss when for a breadwinner, just some he selects his dry goods, kicks. pleasing robody but himself. So get comfortable. Get those If tic's always loved knickers vibes in tune and Prince Albert Jackets, he's free to wear them. If the women in his life think he can't afford new things-that the knickers ec ri and Jacket are left over from grandpa's trunk up in the atAir I I Restaurant 7 A.M. tic -he needn't worry about wnat itey uurik. Since they don't depend on H 0 at our restaurant or our cocktail lounge Air Conditioni n g 'J Sy;lemj Gives you the finest 'ooIing at low, low cost. Is iut ror at AGENCY F F us, who competes under the name of Takamivama or High Seeing Mountain, deral was the first foreigner to e s.avrn9s&Io.n selm !"mno cotI*! L1A94 Qf;Ct- 3i W,1 r,.., 51,p,t Sanford IJOr!d1 OVIEDo OFFICE ShoppMg C,ii,.,, Ovi.d,, F1a,$da LONG*000 Of FICE, Qp0,144 IS, 434 At Hwy, 17.2. Lenws.d, FloWs WINTER PAM OFrict1 Li.Rot- atU.S. Hwy. t 7'92,Wint., Pirk.flo*d. win Japan's ancient ritual. istic wrestling tournament, The World Almanac notes Ii, received the coveted Emperor's Cup for his vic. tory In the 15-bout event. t '(, i) x. ONE ion. private automobil th, there is a greater artd more adverse mix of vehicle The addition of lights and burs has pushed lap belt usage In current model cars to to reduce the highway fatali ty Brinegar is not a tota l about 45 per cent a nd the new rate is not exactly an even pessimist, he sees some interlock system mandatory on I rlht C 11171 :r,,rrmrmPr A new low-protein canned bread product has been developed or special dietary use by persons on low-protein diets. The low-protein diet is one usually prescribed for patients suffering froup kidney failure. ilie new bread has the texture and taste of regular bread, according to ths manufacturer, General Mills. I GRE FN WA Y' — NURSERY OVER OVER 20 2OYEAHSON WYMORE ROAD BEThEEN FAIRBANKS& LEE ROADWINTE P jjOPEN 7 DAYSA WEEK 9:00 to5:30NO MAILORDERS -- - - SUN IRAVEL Changeover. Invest in Ca"ier's Central )4 • Ever one fe$s,jr 1 Treat them to a delicious lunch or wine, dine, and entertain them GREENWAY * FREE * Typical of this fall's "in" garment for men, Lodge them at the Plenty of excellent rooms DOT antici tes a 3 per cent traffie deaths Ims climbed even fatality increase for every one- far below desirable levels, we mile-per-hour increase I n believe that over-all some though the fatality rate has I ,(W declined perceptibly over the speed. I live.-s are saved each year by BUGS IN YOUR LAWN? NEW GARDEN SEEDS LIGUSTRUM PLANTS I last several years. This is each addit.lonal FOR FALL model year of ISAFETY KILLERS HERE & SPRING GARDENS STARTAO"c4FOR Third, America's per capita NICE I because more safety-fitted Mrs." ARE NOW IN. FLOWERS TOO HEDGE All 1.00 YOUNGI people are consumption of alcohol went driving more vehicles, more up Brinegar noted that the I 26 per cent In the decade from miles y ear. department endorses in arl1960 to 1970 md contiriut to datory f GALLON FERTILIZER siat belt laws anti Is rise. The Department of Tran. BUY GET ONE working hard in several stitci iI 1k DA'e sportation has a three-pronged UIi'flf'pj Next, there are more young for such legislation. 1" ._flu1JlUflflIb strategy to attack the problem drivers on the highways and "It's worth stressing that If To make vehicles, drivers and young persons-.as a e1 ass---are Pveryor in 50% 66-6 ..,.. Rosr 2.19 '' the couatry ALALI:AMU,_SE hi ghways safer; to get state and the risky drivers. (The under-25 the at 2 I VV'J ......... sl.LJ belts they now have in I co mmunity leaders to ta ke age group represen ts fl per their cars, at leas • ARTIFICIAL TREE DEPT. t 10,000 li ves a I40%64 CITRUS-.. 2.89 CITRUS For Home - Hotel. Office more safety enforcement and cent of the driving population, year could be saved and huneducation initiatives; and to buhisrcsponslblelor35percent dreds of thousands of 'SLUDGE 40 lb 2-89 serious of so Or More Voritiles offer the individual in. of the fatal accidents.) ifljurlesaver'ted, the secreta ry creasingly better options to the FERTILIZERS =.- WOOL PLAID JACKET " ENJOY YOUR MEAL == - Out-of-town Guests ? :j 1 PEPPERS ARE READY Now -%n WMANURE---AND LIGUSTRUM • VIBURNUM 4•49 OR M)RE 3.98 4 VIVID S LARGE FLOWER I rSP1Gf1T GRAFIto-THICK CROTONS COLORS 2o491 GARDENIA AND AUS"y- - - — ---- 95 TOMATOES i . .. SHADE TREES y I 17100 - III IHI One 411 -- `%00000,,0... Womb I - T,k-r ______________ - -, I uatc --- 'V. j'-,,. r JEW ; ;j !l — - : ' - , Round Trip Air Far@. Firli CIassI4otei with p(iat. bath sho*er. Tours. Transf e rs - I I New Office The U.S. is the only industrial country In the world whIch is not on the metric 5.iystem and is notyet In. %.F in an official cbangeover, The World Al. macac savs Sell ('Indict-ne Peli has estimated that the U.S. loses $10 billion to $25 biltion a year because IJ.S measuremcnts are not com ~ ';Fr ;tpatihle with world standIl— ards Congress has passed preliminary legislation aimed at a voluntary ,YIf'i: -- , shortness of breath, wheezing, scorpion is black or dizziness, headache. hives, uai uruwn. has tour pairs of runny nose, abdominal cramp walking legs and a pair of or nausea. It a child shows strong pincers at the front ofany indication of developing its body. Its tail is Jointed and any of these itgn i , keep him usua lOt k'd "Pwith one of them, and not a ca'm an d call the doctor or defrocked pump Jockey. ' Gib Edmonds, Executive They are mainly nocturnal rush the child to the hospi ta l ^w President of First Federal and can be found in the south. There's only one certain way emergency room. avings of Seminole, an- ern and western states.Scorto find a good mechanic: word Watch for shock in all of the of mouth. But whose mouth? pions will usually be lound u1 nouncu1 the approval , a cool. dark place — under a above situations, 'Federal Home Loan Preferably a friend who tinWE stone or old, rusted can, or h If your child receives a derstands auto innards and OdhUO&3 fifth brlflch a shoe.Ior example. cOmmonplace insect or spider whose car seems $oUlce. th run righ t all if a child is bitten by any of bite or sting, and an crnergen- the time. ,r -i'benewMfivewiflbeioeaWtl Th e guy you mooch situation does not develop, lhe'i' three, make him lie I'm the vicinity rides from when your car Is e here is what to do: of Hwy. 17-92 and down. Apply cold pack.s to th *~ Road, Orange City, wound area. Gal doctor or broken down. He'll probably I. Remove the stinger, This is First Federal of ambulance, or carry the child there is one, with a sterile know who In town is good and Seminole's first office in south to emergency room. Do not — tweezers. honest. VVohisia County, and according rr3'.it No auto balls among your do not let him walk.2. Wash the bite will, plenty ,tu Edinonds will offer complete friend,? Don't despair. The second circumstance of soap and water. loan mnTices to the under which an insect bite is 3. Apply cold compresses Whenever I'm in an unfamiliar an ('niergI- fl(-' is .restdent.s of the area when a child (but keep ce from direct con- place and need a mechanic, 1 receives multiple stings from tact with the skin.) talk to people whose livelihood a swarm of bees or wasps. depends on trustworthy, 4. If pain persists, or any eep the child lying down. call a doctor, police or a tios- allergic reaction develops, competent and inexpensive fix. K 1t3. FACTS pital , call physician immediately. Text owners and used-car For copy Of (F1 96 The third circumstance 'SIV .pmg book, dealers are a prime example. Your Child's If•.1I end under which an insect or spi. der bite is an emergene your check for $1.25 to Child Wsrnder Into a cab company or s.,.t, , when the bitten person devel- BOX P.O. -a used-car lot then talk to the 489. Audio City Station, NOW ops sign of an allergic reac- Vok big, manager. You may find the r , G - -__ 1 C j - - uie f . \ year - --- -r? "/' match, because "we are fasorable signs for a reduction all 14 models, should increase scheduled. But the department working agai nst at least five in the Carnage on the highways. belt The education prong of DOT'S usage still furth er, is going to watch closely over-all factors that individually inhighway safety "The safety improvementsAs to the next generation of General Motors' experience as strategy is crease the risk and collectively incorporated in concerned chiefly new auto safety equipment-the air it installs WASHIN TON-in air cushion systems in with the problem of th his compound the hazards." automobiles beginning In the cushion or bag-Brinegar said up to e mixt ure frequent speeches on highway 100,000 of its lull-size 1974 of alcohol and gasoline. First, there Is the steady l9GOs are already having a Itcannotyetbefirmlycur s. safety, Secretary Tran- Increase inhighwayexposure._. favorable effect on the sportatlon Claude S. of Brinegar OXYGENMACHINES raises cycbrows with this travel has beengrowjngb5 statistIcs," he said. "We Oak - Maple - Carnpher estimate that 65tlj75 per cent statement: "During 1972 our , of , Golden Rain Magnolia 5 10 1.7 tri lli on inlies , II passenger car a%e,, now V b the end 01 hlgha sehicles traveled 12 the decade in vehicles equipped with safety L trillion miles, conswned 06 •_ l Second, average billion gallons of gasoline and highway belts- sh8tteFW00f windshields, nergy-absorbing steering speeds have been killed 57,000 people. creeping I lb. 2M WEED-f.REJ columns and other Protective higher year by year. •, ••- / By L EDGAR PRINA Copley News Service - ' . / '...--- to - Way To Cut Car Deaths - 7 4fl1L:: I \-" I: - house in dark corners and 10 sets. shoes. bedding and ('lothCS VP, -.-- -1• GJA)R1OtS DAYS ___ . X TKA) 11WA)TOUR I -- rtmen t Ct Transnortation _ _ Seeks hr.e fIbeaIi ,Tp mcchiu'ilc you need. I, .,-, (orget tu ku the mechanic the Taxes. This rate emergency, auto-parts it-..:.i's oil and heat gauges quit Includes baied on double occupancy Many of us rega rd the bi- might know the rnostcojii pe n working 5,000 miles ago. 1d $1100 for singli supple annual car tuneup with the mechanics In town. Talk to a same glee with which we would couple of large parts dealers FINALLY: If you think the Costa Rica is a haven for greet the announcement of an and you may find a way to mechanic may be putting you anUy and courtesy n a impending volcanic eruption eliminate much of the gold dug on (and ripping you off), don't MIAMI Ari d Is rapidly losing t - OULOF And no wo wonder. V r waluu eo pct. Of the MEXICO L ,rom them thar mechanical ills. be afraid to make a few simple buøg•t goes lot I-c.icatiOn, An unscrupuloii.s garage or If you are trying a mechanic checks. Newly changed oil ________ ONApQ they hive no army. no VpO Servicestation cart turn a minor for the first tune, a process not should be clear' not black and CaYaAPf fence or major crime, no culture. San Josa the engine checkup into major unlike waiting for your dog to should feel smooth , not gritty, capital lsa?4500 l ADO ........J.ANORE% surgery on sour paychecks, deliver a litter, you can make wflen rubbed between the CelOmb,4 rounded by green rnounfans Even when xe an' thr&ugl 'i: rvuu., by fingers. Cr.ck a siinple trout and wlfl a yea.- round ii.rn (atTAkICA ' in frr U p Ju,1, , $'tukpL h' t du..,uuc t tiunit can't be sure what was (or was before you take ynur ear In: ChniC may bp d.ising the not) repaired, and whether it '. i"II'CST: Leave a written list sparkplugs and charging you sh ould have been touched in of the work to be done. Leave for a new set, scratch a mark on place. strict instructions to call you If one for two sparkplugs or dab Here's how to tune in on a anything more needs doing, a someoftheatnbcrflilfrnm a n bcUer tuneup: check off your list when you et underlining n'n on fh,im U -. A......e UI)! It: All cc ..... Pill ,'i,rilnes First, second, third and Jut-. the bi ll. ritark is sti ll there -' And SteamshIp Lines ft-mi a trustworthy mechanic. SECOND: Keep a note card tuneupa nd tlwbIllcail.sforr. NoCharge For Our Services It* local,tionest genius mmy be in the car and jot down anyth Ig working at a dealership, a large you notice going wrong when It And NEVER go back there*Open inurs. Nights By Appointment 2017 S. French Ave. independent garage or a small happens! That way. you won't aaIn Ph. 323-4650 Sanford service sta tion. There are many -. reliable mechanics around. Just make sure you come up e I+$ Vepa BL'A UTIT'UL COSTA RICA n n ua i cClr T uneuID eli~ III i' aycheck ec 1973—SB - __ Produce or its into the in cinerator with you. Flushed with success, and muttering threats, last year I expanded my vegetable garden. My tomatoes, peppers and OfliOflS outdid themselves resulting in a mini-fruit stand that kept the kids busy all summer. Trembling radishes plumped to perfection and quivering lettuce leafed 01 over the place. Worried pumpkin vines climbed our honeysuckle, seeking peace of mind in the neighbor's yard. This aggressive gardening not only produces maximum results, it's r.lrn a good way to release all those pent-up hnfIIitIni and friictr,i,sn — ,'' rr. -- i - 'Incect and spider slings and , bites are not usually danger. ,f ous, even though they Ire is usually about a hall Inch ;. quentiv are painful and un• long and is easily recognized comfortable, There are. how. by the reddish hour-glass three circimstances in marking on i ts abdomen. The -which an insect bite becomes black widow is found in every ?fl emergency Wua!iufl %tatc and usually lives outode the house under logs and old . Th e first of these situation' rise if Lhe guilty creature ii bards. S* black widow spider, brown The brown rccluse spider 'rei- 1Uc(' pk1s r :tbout itirre quarters 2 '---g and t.ii ges in color . •'..iuito urcr.. iiis , - V The Sanford Herald Thursday, Sept. 13, — I p18CC, (00. -- (The fact that her grand. children manage to survive ir.hincy seems to have escaped her notice.) Well, I looked at the violet and it looked at me and imnwdtately began to droop. I watered it diligently and fed it weekly. It was still sad. That's when I heard about this business of talking to pI., to let thm know they are loved and needed. Sweet talk didn't Impress my violet at au. A few angry words, however, not only caused It to perk up but also to produce an offspring, I now have eight violets, all in blossom, and I water them with plain tap water once a week, They darn well known their By MARTIN PORISS Hendin V . i ____________________________ - By David 1& __ nsect øites can be painful , II IusJ 1wi5 alive. :w-4, . .::;"::: - ______ V - -5 -='1 -- �- all - .. •- .- 71 - 6B— The Sanford Herald Thursday Sept. 13, 1973 The Sanford Herald Highlights TV Time Prrieies eax JOIN Us I 'Pained' i'flother seek S TO a 'painless dentist " Everything On Car Is '09 Authentic 1; F • • • • • ,t1.\\ L-. Copley News Service i ri "Everybody likes old cars," Therou said. "But I get the biggest kick out of showing it to c.L'1 ccjic. "Once, I drove alongside a park bench and saw this old fellow staring at the car. He had such longing In his eyes, I pulled over and said: 'Hop in!' "We had a line time. 'The best thing about having this car Is sharing it. That's what's fun." We drove uptoapiece of open land and bounced upon an empty !iastnr. cd cJ 1 this like Jeeps," 'Itierou said, "The roads weren't good and these big wheels will go over almost anything." Wecirtlea back through town where We rode l on the throne of Zeus. All the newer Fords, Chevrolets and V.I1Fwag'rt scampered below "Everything about this car is thrtfc," r.c said. "Even the sea covers are original." Therou, a professor of French at Passadena, Calif., College, was talking about his 1909 Model l6Tourabout Buick ashe dressed for photographs. "And all this clothing is authentic, too," he said. "You see these boots?" he asked, as he put his foot on the cars ninn bnart. 'Th"y !)!). Authert "The dust coats are authcntic. The goggks are authentic and so are the traps "By the way," he said. turning to inc. 'How well can you without ycr 1aes? They really iren't old-fashioned cr.ough." I 14c tJio '41 Th.n, the blurred, but 'ike mice. memorable experience begam me engine sowxieci more Ww Them started the car with a a fast-ticking grandfather's crank. men popped Into the clock than an automobile. leather driver's sent. There was Its original owner was the a lurch. And we were off. Rev. Philippe Auguste Jouvin, Immediately, people priest of a church in gathered beside the curb to Skowhegan, Maine. wave or just watch. Father Jouvin, although still "Everywhere you go In this a young man, died only 15 days car," Therou said, "you"re a after taking delivery of the parade." auto. He had dropped dead He opened the ttuottle, the while giving a sermom wind blew In our faces and all After his death, the car went seemed right with the world, to the priest's spinster sister, 'lbe car will hit 60 miles an (nerI1 Jouvin. She had It hour if I keep the throttle transporteddo the family estate open," Theron said. in Quebec Province and con. Then, he activated something structed a building solely f or that Sounded much like a steam the preservation of the locomotive whistle In a distant macHne. canyon. The Buick was never driven "It's the exhaust hero," he and no one was allowed to go said.. "In the old days, the near it for more than 30 years. frivrs would use it to warn Miss Jouvin died in 1940. m farnjeri to watch their stock." Buick was passed on to the tie blew the horn again and a only heiress, Mrs. Alfred DEAR ABBY; I am absolutely terrified of going gaa dentist. I know I need some work done, but I can't get up the nerve to go. The only tinies I've ever gone to a dentist were when the pain got so bad I couldn't stand It any more. I have made and broken so many appolntnts I am ashamed to make another one, but Abby, I've got to get my teeth taken care of. I heard that It's possible to put a patient to sleep before doing any work on him. Could you please find out 11 there Is a dentist near me who does this? I live In Beaver Dam, Wis., but I'd drive ioo miles If I could find a dentist who wouldn't hurt me, Please, don't tell me to "grow up." I am a married woman with two small children who I'd have to take to the dentist with me, and I'm so afraid my fear will show, and rub off on them, too, hip me TELL lhit Lht THE kept in isolation for another half decade. The estate was sold In 1946 and U* Buick w*s purcha.i by a hotel owner. Subsequent owners were a Canadian police officer, a Buick dealer, an antique dealer and a former Vermont state representative, Raymond Blake. Blake, who became a state senator In 1965, sold the car to Clarence Hugglna, a Buick dealer in New Ramp. shire. Huggins sold the car to The;u. IS in r enthusiast. He wrote "Buick, The GoIlcnF.ra,1903.1915."Ijis own 1909 model Is on the cover. As on driver called up when he pulled alongside: 'Quite a car!" Indeed it is. STO RY - I J OF 0 IN GREATER FORD, SAN - FACTS —UMIL O 7 77-50 - •' MAIL THE ', dh Pr.bleaa? 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SJ.. 5'cond (13) Who, What, Where Game 1:00 (2) I Love Lucy (6) News (9) All My Children (13) Young And Restless (44) MOVIC 1:30 (2) Three On A Match (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (2) Days Of Our Lives (6) The Guiding Light Night Gallery 11.30 (2) Tcnlght Shov 16) Movie (9) Wide World Entertainment (44) Movie 1:00 (9) Movie (44) News (44) Of r-r'tsr A tl rruu, 1 MORNING 6:00 (2) Sian'unc Almanac (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 (6) Sunshine Almanac 6.30 (2) The Flying Nun (6) Summer DEAR POLL? — Being the mother of nine children I have to use every shortcut possible or I would go nuts. When givIng baths and after wiping the kids dry. I powder a bath towel and then go over the kids with it. One towel will powder six of them and ... th ere is none wasted on th e •. floor. When folding clean clothes, fold an undershirt, pair of shorts and pair of socks together. Pajamas could be added, too, if you Rppewthg Ifigkltq -__- !" - 811112 Fl Va4 *q. I''•', ________________ _____ ______ ..4. diitnui LAST TIMI TODAY ALt. SEATS "PAPER MOON' PG '1.00 ____________________________ AT)44$I4 PI&A - tE!j u "A Guy And His Guitar" Tunes From Como To Kristofferson T,II 3; 316 - STARTS TOMORROW ____ *A ownm no p RIVER ROOM SPECIAL FULL COURSE $5O DINNER of ALC HAPPY HOUR 4.7 . .4 uitru (' f - Sheraton-Sanlbrd Inn CIØ4 " U,,Dil I 7 Ii IIOTE'.S 1. MOTOR INNS A WORLDWIDE SERVICE I 1&SIATE ROUTE I, (r'41 To.whI . Sept. 28th nd.f H•II House- ynocsmo cJ TNSAT*S It .'-'C _________ "*Afr1" TOMORROW. SANFORD. FLORIDA MRS A'EN SCHMiDT OF NORFORK. t,'EB. SAYS- UVEANOLEIDIEc ,, , "S.r,g,,i P'vi tong, Sw' IA' Pui1pc&Ii' DRiYI.IP11 k11TNIATRJI .ThJ' ,v,( _____ "Smash-up Alley" PAUL ' • ' Ffld.ay -OS • '1 • t "'IV NEWMAN _____________ %'iht.n 1 starte"i i*' the Xii IlAfl. I t'lhet '2O5. 4c,w I'm down to I'2. 1 erov wearing dress siaei 11-12's rather than Son. times my fñ.nd pass me by and Len r tin around and c:aU me beck. They can't beiiee . it's the same old %targe. ' - ' — (h,PfrTrSrORr '' - PLUS PLUS 11 _i,4 "Fear I lithe . I I Key" EAT WELL,S.WHILE ,ii'h r YOU LOSE THAT UGLY FAT to l ose 5. 10, 25 or mote pounds of excess iv e bse'ghtP ... Now with the X 11 • AQJ3 4910 V A K Q 1083 4975 4532 OtThI (t)i 4 A 1052 V964 • 4AM J 7 North-South vulnerable 'Aro arlh East South 14 Pan i• 2V 2 I'aSS 44 Pass I'as Pass Opening lead-J While you eat satisty;ng mis'. no longer will you be thepii*or or of the svsteatng habit, be Plan, you can temu',e cause with the X. ii Plan, you pounds and inches from Ih,hs, oat less want less. You lose neck, legs. waist ALL. OVER weight while yu eat well. Reducing EAST asrnse j'IU ETh *c P**ytwp*ti',T __________________________________________________ i.1iiJfi7'JJ 3 Two Drinks For The Price Of One I' So you want Vi 52 In The Swdbwi £ouge for one and makes it easier for the little ones to dress themselves and folded clothes take less space in a dresser drawer. — LUCILLE M. WF.ST 4Q753 vi • 10542 49654 Newt News News Peter Gunn Hogan's Heroes NOW like. This is a complete set NORTh • K964 Programming Electric Company Corner Pyle News News Sound Off Sesame Lucy Sho, (24) (44) 6:00 (2) (6) (13) (74) (44) 6:30 i2) (6) (9) (13) (441 DEAR POLL? — My Pet Peeve Is with those companies who mail or leave coupons on your door with the expiration dates print ed in code. A layman cannot read them, We take time to locate the merchandise and, when checking out, the clerk says the coupon has expired. Had we known this, we could have purchased the item sooner. My other gripe is with bottles of liquids with large labels. One cannot see how much Is left when a small hole or open space would so easily remedy this. I do not like to run completely out of an Item.— ANNE could be at sword's point, so keep neutral for now. Later all is calm and pleasant. ,4ot a good day for enter.a.Ining at home, IEWSPAPLA INIERPRISt. ASSN i inviting In strangers TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Schedule time and activities You will receive a dollar If Polly uses your favorite well, otherwise if you try to do everything at once you wind homemaking Idea, Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution up doing nothing Don't try any tricks, either. Put your own to a problem. Write Polly In care of this newspaper. inimitable stamp on every thing you do. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Put your energy Into 'J# monetary matters of Importance and put of( the recreational WIN AT BRIDGE to a more opportune time Bringing an adviser and an attachment together is inviting trouble now. Dine sumptuously Sir Lancelot fools himself in p.m. MOON CIIlLl)Ri:N (June 22 to July 21) Not the right day try bumpkin who had already to discus difficult matters at home, for there could be serious By Oswald & James Jacoby shown his prowess with sword arguments resulting. Even the changing around of a piece of and ihieldr Could he be equally When Tristram de L)'onesse furniture could make tempers fly. Atmosphere is tense even in arrived at King Arthur s court good with cards? the outside world, he had already established a Finally. Lancelot decided LEO (July 22 to Aug. 11) Get busy and accomplish much in reputation as the best knight in that Tristram would never the world of activity instead of fretting and fuming foolishly. Cornwall. What wasn't known waste a trump if he held an Plan some time to help a good friend who is having difficulties. was that he also was a top honor. He did play his ace of Consider own affairs first bridge player. spades, but after Gareth's jack VIRGO (Aug. p22 Ic Se t 22) Do eands and shopping This gave him a chance to dropped Lancelot tried to drop Important now that you have promised others you would work a beautiful swindle thequeenwlthdummy'sking. attend to. Listen to what a business expert has to suggest. against none other than Sir _________________________ ____________________________ Lancelot the Lrst time he got ___ Follow the best advice given you Into the game. LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) Take care you do not sever The bidding has been 13 Sir Gareth. sitting East, ovrelations with another under stress, or you could regret it later. South %'.'est North East ertook Trlstram's Jack of Cool oft and see whether you are in the wrong. Avoid another P.1ST i• hearts with the queen and conwho annoys )OU and save yourself trouble. l'ass lJbie 28 tinued with the 10 and ace. SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov. 21) Take care you do not go out You South, hold Tristram proceeded to ruff on some tangent or other and leave important work behind #Q 4! •A •A K i 7 •Q his partner's good heart in oryou that needs your immediate attention. Take the exercise (It) ',oU (It) flOV'1 der to lead a diamond that will add to present energy Evening is fine for study This penali) should hr If Tristram had not made SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) Study those interests substantial and does not appear this play, Lancelot would have at hand carefully to you know which to center your attention that )our side can make islam. laid down hi' ace of spades upon first and don't become confuset Show more thought for TOi).S Qt'I:sTlt)\ when he got in and then Ii. the one you love. Reach a far better unierstanding Instead of doubling your partner nessed against Tristram's CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan 20) Delve into the has passed the two d.arnonds Wtut queen atierthe Jack dropped rcsponslbliltics that are yours both at home and in the businessAs it was Lancelot gazed do you do now' world end steer clear of the recreational where you conld get Answer lomorrost long and hard against the counInto arguments. Accomplish a good deal. Work with vim and AQUA RIPS (Jan 21 iii Feb 19) Not a good day to make Important decisions, but fine for getting into all those odd, and ends that need doing and require imagination. have fun with mate. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20; Being interested in whatever has to do with finances and property can make this a banner day for you. Fine day to plan repairs to property needed to make the winter months ahead comfortable and safe. Work. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY ... he or she will be One of those young people who has to be taught early to do any work started in an efficient way, for If shoddiness is not curbed early, the fine promise here can he lessened and the life can become an unhappy one. Teach to cooperate mom with others, also, especially family and partners. The mentality here Is very good otherwise and there can be considerable success, especially in the field of business, wiling, etc. "The Stars impel, they do not compel," What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! Carroll Righter's Individual Foreca.'t for your sign for October is now ready. For your copy send your biithdte and S to Carroll Iligher Forecast (name of newspaper), Box 629, Hollywood, Calif. 90028. I-'u: L iruf rttI duringlonely nights. Tele - City________________________________________ - which is widespread today could Cause a long series of adverse events, so make sure you cooperative. Don't allow yourself to think about the faults bad effect on them and yourself ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr 19) An associate and a family tie PROGRESS MA (L.A-WAy ORDER Queen Size Reg.Slse O Just return this order with the names of those to whom you wish the paper mailed. Mailing Address French Sofa > GENERAL TENDENCIES: Emotionalism For Five Copies Se manje r Di 'sttotn High Ra ck • Req. sia CARROLL RIGHTER'S from the Carroll Righ ter ffi' Institute Oriental Style Dinette ( • State Sofa & Chair Reg . ssa 388 Sofi, ws. FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1973 a '' WE HAVE SEVERAL ITEMS THAT MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF PRICEI THESE ARE ODDS AND ENDS, UNCLAIMED LAYAWAYS, ETC. Wf MUST MAKE ROOM FOR NEW FALL Dinette DEAR ABBY: Being a quiet, shy pe rson, I am In somewhat of a quandary about a situation that has arisen where I work. A divorced man, with whom I have hardly spoken, keeps sending me flower, ml the office I without signing the card. I k"ow h -cr.dr 1'v cis--ri'I florist. How can I get it ac?'oss to this man that his attenIlona a re neither wanted nor wel co me? I have even told the florist that I do not want any more flowers from that party, and to please send them to one of the hospitals. But still the (lowers come! The situation has gotten entirely out o hand, and I'm Ured of it. I would appreciate your advice. UNAVAILABLE FANTASTIC PROGRESS '73 N ATTENTION FURNITURE BARGAIN HUNTERS! Da ystrom DEAlt TERItIF'IEJ): I consulted an excellent Mnneap. oil, denii, Dr. Vijlljnm B. Nienaber, who suggests that You contact your St ale Denial Society In Madison, Ask them to recommend one or more dentists who us. she ",rL.jJye analgesia' method of sedating fearful with nitrous oxide and oxygen to reduce their fears. patientS You are to be commrnd for your Concern about passlag on your fears to your children. Not all parents are so wisp and thoughtful. bachelor buttou!J 75 Per Copy Postage Included' Spanish IEIII{IIIF;l) IN WISCONSIN DEAR UNAVAILABLE: It you want to nip the 11tu3f.iofl a the bad, tell the sender exactly bow you geel. Don't blame the florIst. He can't send flowers "to a o,pitar' when be's been Instructed by the buyer to deliver them you. What you do with them after they're delivered is your business, I P.S. The sender most be an Idiot. Send him a SEMINOLE & VOLUSIA COUNTY H ;• . 4- . L Jf4311JJ) ALMANAC I 1 0 $ '.ir was 6-9 CBS THE WALTONS Howard Cosell, Glenn Ford, I SE ASO N PREMIERE) (SEASON PREMIERE) "The Redd Fox, Kent McCord, "Confessions: From a Lady of Journey" This simple, happy, Martin Milner, Edward Asner the Night" Dorothy Malone mountain family moves Into a and John Wayne. Miss Keeler guest stars as a fading heauty second season after a first year does her classic dance from who tattles on Chief Ironside, that saw the show gradually "42nd Street," Belafonte sings, build an audience that tjj. "Jamaica Farewell" and Dawn prised even the most optimistic and Tony Orlando sing their supporters. Winner of a stack of recent top hit, "Tie a Yellow Emnmy awards last season, it is Ribbon." back with the same solid cast, headed by Richard Thomas as John-Boy, Ralph Waite and Michael Learned as his THURSDAY 8-10 ABC "EVIL KNIEVEL" parents, and Ellen Corby and George Hamilton stars as the Will Geer as grandparents. In famous stunt rider In this movie EVENING this segment, John-Boy does a that has a lot of thrills and kind turn, taking an aging, ill spills. Sue Lyon plays his wife, 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth lady back to the place where and Rod Cameron an aging (6) Hogan's Heroes she married her late husband 55 rodeo star. Flashbacks through (9) Lucy Show years ago, and in return the film actually show Knievel (13) News (24) Zoom receives a surprise gift from in newsreel clips In his famous 7:3Q (44) Mod Squad the dying lady. stunts, including the Jump at (2) Mouse Factory Caesars Palace In Las Vegas (6) Andy Griffith where he broke his back trying (9) Hollywood to span the fountains in front of Squares 8.9 NBC ROWAN AND the hotel. (13) Tomorrow Show 1A" 'I OPENING NIGHT (24) Theonle 8.00 (2) Rowan Marlin T They're back, but Just for the Special night. Now that "Laugh-In" Is 9-11 CBS THE CBS THUR. (6) The Wahoos off the air, Dan Rowan and Dick SDAY NIGHT MOVIES (9) Special Movie Martin have [)tIt to)!('ther a tFASON !'!EMIEItE I "flit' (24) Pyhooc bpccial which might just serve hot Rock" Robert Redford and New York as the pilot for another series. George Segal are costa,-ed inn Biography (44) Bold Ones Th is one finds them Join ed by zany caper. Redford pla ys a 6:30 (13) Quest For large cast of favorites, with a recently released es-convict Adventure format similar to the Command who enlists his brother-in-law, 9: 00 (2) lronside Ierformance they put on for the Segal, and two others for a (6) NFL Football Queen of England. Stars in- jewel heist that goes wrong in (9) Movies dude harry Belafonte, rock its implementation. 3) Movies (4.), Movie group Dawn f ea turing Tony v;su jaii CT Orlando, Ruby Keeler, Bob 10:00 (2) NBC Follies Newbart, and special guest 9-10 NBC IRONSIDE (24) An American Family • 11:00 (2) PteW% ——— By Abigail Van Buren c..,. V ES Slit , Q U I TE1 CAl ..1909 Buick can do 60 mph Thursday, Sept. 13, 073-79 -r---'r---r--r----'r--- -r--r- -. ' ' ., • r. • SATISFACTION GUARAP4T((O OR MONEY BACK -. Got loday S If flabby R educing Plan fat doesn't disap- pass, lust return your .n'pty first package for an immediate refund ECKERD DRUGS : �______ —I - ____________ --_ __ -- . -. ki _______ ______ Leg Notice iNoiiie OOP ALLEY GCOF1O W. _____ ' Pi CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND OR SEMINOLI COUNTy, IVU NUTICE TOCRIDIT OR S OPIULKTRANSPIR 0*10* Teddy sho hy dcto pant I ________________ "I" CIVIL ACTION NO. the mothrs of tddlei out of 73IO49•I Pursuant to he provlo of their e*am$ning rooms. Dr. Dan I CITY O LONC.w000. rLORIDA. StM)n 6.107 l the Unitorm Corn f] I Jf k suw!y popur *iIh mi Côa l.* *74* IAP .............. chIt I IDV3If are _______ i herub flotitled that on the 5h I pa:knts. But he often must let _______ P16rthff, bulk September, 1973, a tr(snIer .n temper tantrjm brats learn of PAUL W. I3RIGGS ho is boat Dr. Spoor& "per.1 ISOL$NE C. BRIGOS, hi wife, STATE OF FLORIDA, CM the db-a MAS1ER METAL WORKS, missive' doctrinn havi esea TaIyetS, PI'9.rty OWflffl and generated school rtot.s whos# bu%ln, addritt Is *3 5. E ? CIllent ci the City Of LonOwood Lake Strut, Longwood Florida including flofl.tCIjdit5 Owning will be madeto CARL M. OARROP4. Property or subl,ct to IaatIon CASE '-5l6: Teddy B., aged ftd1re53 f$ 37 W, thirila. .1 al., Pin.loCk. Oriafld, Florida, The I 4 .vtsitedtheofflceofmydttst I debts of the 'ransf,,.5 are not lobe AMENOEDORDIR PadlnfuIlbtheunderVflLJbuef _______________________________________ TOSHOWCAUSE Rut Teddy was a ;polcd only •snci the foIIwlng ____________________ 'flfr'mat,on 3 chIld, whose doting mother iurnhsh,3 t you herCwlth: TO THE STATE OF FLORIDA, I. The Property to be transferred hoered over him. evidence of Corporal punish. THROUGH THE STATE ATTeddy knew he had her under mimI to TORNEY FOR THE ElGHper5o, fetures,oIflCi,ipmen,andof,, the child that TEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Property located at c2 S his thumb, so he was really a thereafter ShOW you have a steel (st temper tantrum brat. OF SAID S T A 1' E. THE E. Laku Street, Longwo, FlQ(Id in your kid glove! SEVERAL PROPERTY OWNERS, 2. Th. He wouldn't get into the Verbal control of children TAXPAYERS AND CITIZENS OF transferorseStimated total Of the I debtt Is i00000 dental chair. THE CITY OF LOHOWOOD. ____________ - So asked Dr. Dan calmly becom And Teddy 's mher to go out into the - reception room and Teddy still But , leave you will not dominate the doctor Just ar. he Dr. Dan seized him by both kerp!op do as he tells you " Dr Dan's .oice was well modulated by deliberate control, but low and ______ _____ . open your mouth." But Teddy firmly kept his IIp - tightly shut. _____ ______ j tVPeI ... I *l ertxta tesI w4,,a rev 0e*Ieta.I 111W — _____________ _____________________ _______________ ______ __________________________ DE s. ______ AnawPr.sjousPuth. _________ _____________ _______________________ Canine Caner] ON ______ [_ _____ _____ 1SgeLliag 4Motaintr,it 421tt '16Deacon(ab) 7ott-kgged 47DIbIe - 22 Vfflcb ' - - _________ . _________ . ____ _________ _____ ________ ___ _________ _________ Ipi.) AttU official i8pio . DOWN 1Ezuin. Arabeam, 31C)ocw1j _____ Watt? - 32 MIme petItIon for _______ r,it-anct Mve a Httt,w month 44 juM.usj 24Uauptn ctzy smell Stream in 4$ Rescue 3$Tonu, SCrrenlaad France 478n.o,. $5katet'grp UGredgodof 3lScotO,b S(XIICLII (lb.) WIt c.zpfoId commimieltion akespweaa 3$Turtithbd IMountala $Iuj(Fr. reetflag ap lWitbc'ttd of seetebrates 34 Handle 33 oueni., 3 Dog, ___ _ ____ ____ ____ _____ ? 000 Athlty DrIve, Tampa, FlorIda 33603 and 111* 1114 Original with the Of he above styled S-I Or b,foe OCtObt? 1511*, 1973: otherwise a Iudgment may b intere- against u Pot- the retlef demanded In the complaint or petltI*. ______ ____ ____ — B address is NICK FICARROTTA FICARROTTA 1 FICARROTTA, 505 Barnett Bank Building, _ rt- r- r- i-' r r rS — 10 1 2 9 — ______________ — 2 WITNES$myhandandth,sealo, Id Court on Septemoer, 10th, (Court Seal) Arthur H Berkwlth, Jr. Clerk Circuit Court By: Joy Webo Deputy Clerk Publis: Sept. 13, 30, V, Oct. 1, 1973 6 - ________________________________ ; Err I 1 I _______________________________________________________ _________________________________ ______ _____ 35 ______ _____________ -_______________________________________________ _______ ______ ______ ______ 46 7 4.9 49 _______________________________________________________ _______________ 11 inn 46 _________ _________ ___________________________ __________________________ _______________________ _______________________ ________________________ __________________ ______ ___________________________ __________________________________________ They're with the syndicate t.n tt -- 1L.IS azud Alic programs (rein Ii Mobil.,, Ala,, and ABC programs tram Pensacola, Fla. Wli is It that we cannot ever get Mike Douglas and Mets' Griffin? We would so much like to get them. HL%NCHE N. PAGE, Flom*tog, Ma. Obvoujy nekther of the cIties you can rejye bus' progr:ims Douglas and (rj((n ar not on any of tie nc'tJ1,J ii .1. , ............... and stations y 5fldiCdtes must buy the programs Separately My only 3JUestlou: either convince your stations to buy tho..se + + DEAR DICK: I read or beard sametbiag reecuti about that liii aelmilly Burl's own story, that It ts autoblugia. PhICIII. Is that true' Wf1,MEJt DAVIS, Phoetit, Ant. It's pretty much Irur, aithougt Hurl took Some dramatic !;uciç sitt thu uuth 'the .ukiblographjcaj e. tement is COfl fairJ in the utle song of the album It kits the story of a man who becam a big Success, then had to start all over agln. About five ago. Burl, who bad become a big sIcre35, waa at a pretty low and int his dbs'otc, hqrt hint he was uncurr cit hi tuturc, Th',n hr r#'marrid. and s-er (' trt'J a fltW life. No'.s' fl'.n *..,..i. 'rs: tl3 UP (or him. with praspi?cLi and a bgeontrat for t rams. lie telir ii lit the song - years - -. ., ._=___i__ - -------- _________ v-is Seminole 322.2611 ES' - _______ for Want Ads tthru S times 6 thru 75 limes 25 tames Pc a line ___________________________________________________ ________ _________________ _______ ____________ _______________ . 'N CRICk'T.., NlG-4'T, [.Tl_4E 'TTI.1E L I /ik / P 0 Box 19161, Orlando, Fla r, D.y Before I - ______________________ as to securities . __________________________ I 2-In Memorlam ,TM Mt '43 ' MY AT1N'YA,5'ytVE5TEg7 N5CIE AL544W sOTHEg5 LOAF)PG 7-Motels - I-Eating Places TO BE .• i. ,4r' EASY CAAIN '" U _______ _ ____ ________ _______ __________ 13 rUIU!E! W.SVO !I LT RV i - r ____ ?:"r'.:'r _____ ____ '500"Jc' i.a'e ____ _____ __________ ______ ____ ___________ _________ Financial - ____________________ _________________ ______________ ____________ ___________ _______ _______________________________________________ _____________________________________________ _____ FRANK - __________ _________ it-Rooms for Rent _____ ir __ ___________________________________ _____ __ I Child Care TRAI NEES Th.s by Rob General Cenlmerclal DistrIct. Paragraph B Cenditi.nal uses PermItted. Item U) shall be - Child care in my home, all day, alto before & after school. Lake Mary 4 ] " .'1 '' J name of FLORIDA MARKETING AND MANAGEMENT, and flat I rrgister Said nam, with the Clerk Of th Clcuit Court, Siminute County. Florid. so accordance wi9t the provisiors of tiie Flditi..5 Iul4rr,e 1 .V' 5.-ct cci 16507 Fid Statutes 1957. 5. 5 red V. EduvOrds Pubtii• Sept 6. U, 70, 72, 1973 DET 15 ____ NOTICE UNp FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE .,. , .. tic, I hffy gv, that undersigned, pursuant to the wfth tP** Clerk of ffi Ciqut in md or S,m)l, County, 'Fda,u,r, publication of this nott, thq fl. MARINE SALES under which Ills 9Oed busines, at 3003 West HigPiwy. 436 •n the CItY Alton'ii, Sorsogs, F Ioro. That the party interested in said busIo. enterprise .s follows, UATIOPSAL MARINE SALES, -J 'fl14v1* t ' STAR. HON tAT'u.p. DET 39 — -_ - - ________ ( 0 by Dick Cuvalli - Real Estate WANTED 41-Houses for Sale 1Mobile Homes . I ______________ (1ITCI _I - SECRETARIAL 4$-Resort Property For Sale TRAINEES It worung in the screlarial ticid .oundsenIeiest;nguoyouandyr lnv,*tment Property complete training end provide you - which ever you desire. Both morning and evening classes available, You must be willing IC sta't Immediately Personal lii ti'ryi-. required - ______ _______________________ - SO-MIscellaneOus - ________________________________ BLONDIE _________________________ __________________________ _________________________________________ ___________________________________ ______________________________ ____________________________ For Sale SI-Houtehold Goods Chic Young YOU, FIND OUT - ) L I --, W*IOrrls _____ AND SI-Garage BACI'C WHEN 'M NOT SO 'I' , __ AiI5aJ Ti4AT - -" - Nurses Aide .0 56-Campshg Equipment __ Irls, / ~. p'-" DaGc..c)Oo WILL G'- __ Rummage Sales EquIpment BUSY __ . ______ ______ CAL[. 834-8588 NOW OR LANDO B US IN ESS COLLEGE 53-Appliances 5)-TV Radio. Stereo ______________ 51-Sports Equipment ie',-d;a'e SI-Bicycles -'-" Ath-t _____ ____ ___ ____ __ __ - I ' - Ti.3 I- And Supplies ___________________/ _________________ Cl-BuIldIng Materials ' _______________________________ _____________________________________ 12-Lawn and SOUTHEASTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE Garden Business Property For Rent __________ ____ ______ - GARAGE SPACE FOR RENT *23 me. 1) TraVel Agencies _________________________ Airline tickett, Cruise and Tours at otficlal rates. 30) Semoran flIvd . (Hwy 1361 $31 37)) _______________________ ____________________ - 14 Camping-Resorts 1'30 6939 Ma Ic. Female Investigator trainee National Company 'lop Pay Excellent twinge benefits, Must hav, clear We are Iookng for ,i man with some record, car and phone Phone 30$ supervisory experience to learn 076* Orlando, or 1001 °' busintis and eventually take 'c-cutiveCent,r Drive. An Equal over all aspectiof training. Thit it Ooportur,ity Employer. , t make a career *th __________________ cneo4 the fastest growIng Seryice Crdne operator Needed n in lurf grass, lawn spraying, pest 3547 after 7pm ontrol or related field Is helpful, ___________________________ ___________________ ____________________________ not a must. Call •.i 1060 for appointment, R. W. Collins, Inc . 19 Female Help Wanted _______ *os Candace Dr.. Fern Park. :------' - ____ __ _______ MANAGER TRAINEE -_ - - ________ _____ ________ _______ CIRCULATION _____ ______ ________ _______ District Manager ______ _______ Openinq --- 30 Apartments I bedroom, Wall to wall carpet Electric heat Air conditioned Rent Unfurnlshed At The ______ Adults, no pets. _____ be,jrocjn,, I bath, wall to wall carpeting, drapes. central heat and air. Fully eqtgipp,(I kitchen with diShwasher. 5190 a month. Cell Jerry Stocks. 534 7911 afler 6. Sanford Herald - ______ 'Excellent starting salary and automobile expenses, THIS WEEK AT UNITEOFREIGHTSALES U71. 1 bedroom, kltch,n equpeu, centralheat&air,carpef,drapes piol FRMPIKLIp4 ARMS APTS. ll2OFlorldaAvu 323 6650 7 Spanish, Mediterranean, Previous circulaflor, FrenchProvjncialroomi,ts experIence desired but not necessary. 579,95 and up 6 Sofas. 3 styles to choose from, $19.95 to $159.93 Name brand Vacuums, 5.4995, 5,995 Niw '73 Singers, Nice 2 bedroom duplex, air, kitchen equipped, $150, Ist& last month, each pp STEREOSPECIAL watt, AX6000 Garraroj corn ponent set, rug. $449, now only $249. Alto available speakers, headphones and Garrard turn rn peon to e ircijlatlon Department Warehouse Outlet localed 335$ S. Orange Ave. • THE Orlando (between Holderi Michigan). Hours 9.9 Mefl,.Fri 541. 'UI S £ Box Springs SANFORD HERALD ___________ STATEWIDE PROGRAM With or without experience. Age no barrier Agents and Managers needed. leads at no cost to you. Contact Cap Kunti, Regional Is Your Student Going Away To The School? Hometown News Will Help Relieve _____ Director at 617.3777, Professional Ins Corp. 2211 Lee Rd. Suite 211. _______________________________ E*perienc assemblers and coil winders, transformers, 10 people needed. Good pay and good conditions. DEK INDUSTRIES. INC 1317777 That ___________________ _____________________ Homesick Feeling I _____________________ ________________________ _________________________ / Aggressive, dependable sa!esman Apply New World Travel. Hwy I? 92, Longwood. Ph. S34,a2i. __________ j ( v , _____________________ - J Real Estate Salesmen needed. Excellent commission. Call Francit Cygan. Manager I JACK R. McCLURE Rug. Real E'tate Broker ,1jl ____________________________ ____________________________ you like WOrking with living plants? We need polteri, packers and generous laborers in our nursery. Good benefIts. Apply In Person.257$spark,sveApopk. or call 166 2222, ext. 159. ____________________ / ii i:Ip,,, Keep Your Student Aware Of What's Happening Back Home ____________________ This NEWSPAPER With not knowingly accept IIr ;.'idlcate a preference tased on age fr)m em. ployers Covered by the _ ---_- -- ______ school, Shopping or churches. Wall to wall shag carpeting, dish washer, refrigerator, disposal. rangeandcentralheatalr;evena swimming pool. 3721561. DeHona - 7 bedrooms, air con c*ili,ed, available now. $160 ma 574 1010 775 3)65 iCings Com1lefs Sat EXPANSION INC. " ________ _______ ________ ___________________________ ______ _____ __ _______ __________ New Se MATTRESS _______________ _______ - ______ LOngwood IndustrIal Painter, experienced Only, Spray, Park, SR 131. Longwocd roller and brush. 323 0794. 3 ISIS _ ___________________________ towflhous, choice location Ltosc' t'.ith Option to buy Starting at $225 monthly. No car rroed for ____________ 4 Cable, 372 Body Shop FOr Rent $200 month. NEW 2 or 3 bedrrn BRAND 13th St Ph ___ 33 Houses Rent Furnished NicerOOmwlthtbatn LIV. Pleas. Call 373-5329 4721 BarMald,nIghts 322 9979 Ave. Orange City. 901 773 3530. Salesman, neat, alirt, persona, High school graduate or better. Can lead to your golden op. portunity u you have the quallflcaiions and desire for your future. Apply Zales Jewelers, Sanford Plaza No phone callt, IXet,d 305W. ___________________ ____ Handyman needed, Mutt'-' be dependable, Apply New World Travel, Hwy. 17 92,Longod Ph. 6349174 kitchen equipped, lovely secluded yard 5150 1st & last month rer.I, expected to P.O Box 16), Sanford. holidayt. Paid vacatl00$. Profit sharing plan Contact Mauney 20 Oning In The Sanford Herald Mail Woom for a fake charge type person. Look after the packagi Workers apply in person to .,id Shipping of neppr bun American Wood Produtts, 1297 .fls going Out each 04y. if you Charles St Longwood, Fla .sint to run your own Show, and —_ cm get trie lob done, contaci the curcultion manager In person. LABORERS TIlE SANFORD HERALD wE WILL TRAIN TO SPRAY LAWNS 5250 PER HOUR TO W.tnted Extrudir operators by START. APPLY IN PERSON TO pttta insulated wire company lOS CANDANCE DR.. FERN Shift work, will train PARK OR CALL 5)41060 FOR Apply in person S 30 am -- ______________________ _________ __________ Do your camping and canoeingat. _________ USN. Ret., 1I0 S. French Ave. sanford. 32771 plus securIty. 3231435 WANTED: Full tIme medical secretary for local doctors office. ______________________________ _____________________________ Must be excellent typist. Monday through Friday. Please send insurance program. 6 paid )u1tfL1ri9ir1 rriti AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. SECRETARY. experienced _ required, no age' or educatIonal rr1iremytt Free placement. 7) 1911 For personal Interview. STATE APPROVED 60-Office Equipment _____________________ __________________ _______________I3 _____________________________ ______________ - ___ St-Musical Merchandise ________ openings for Nurses Trainees. EARN AS YOU J7 _______________________ ________________ _____ Trainees __________________________ _______________________ 3room,1batfl. Pn,Cr,tt. 5200 Wanted - Help for follagu nursery. BrandnewspaclousIa,3r units Can adapt to your hours. Ph. 03$ in Quiet, close in area in Sanford. 116 Ideal for families or couples. 373. perIen survey party chiets, instrument men, and rod men. Guaranteed 40 hour week, paid ______________________ COLLEGE _________________________ _____________________ ______ ______________ _________ ir ANDERSON EMPLOYMENT ,ERI1i ICE. $300116. -___________________________ Mason Laborer _________ 46-Income And _______________________ _____ -- & EXECUTIVE ;3-Farnj,s and Groves ______ -p4 OtfIr-GirI Friday, cood typist, int.r.tIng WOrk, meet a lOt ____________________________ - ___ __________ c.'neral bus ____________________________ RECEPTIONIST 3)-Lots and Acreage - THI,3 LT B(<LE. ___ FICTITIOUS PlAJtiE NOTICE IS here given that - . or P.M. hit' Apply Cavalier Motor Inn. 3200 . 17-fl, Sanford. _________________________ SECRETARIES ORLANDO NORRELL thC typf temporary assignment that fItS your background. Take your choIce! 53$ 5399 Camp Seminole. Plc' Alcoblic' ,,brrragct. 332 ___________________________ ____________________ 18 Male Help Wanted WO fVl EN _____ -- INA STAR. . 1M AN jr '.%'ITH A GL.OiN-1HE-oA,Rc __________________ 3$-Wanted to Rent ililhM& ILIT pIAp4Orsp I7WC('kCItordCourse Harry Wetter. 37) *379 _____________________ For Rent __ ___________________________________ Instructions _____ ________________________________________________________________________________ WiNTHROP -, ii 36-Resort Property For Rent MINT i - ______________________ For Rent AND * Construction Foremen* P.' , 'i-erenc 'fl telephone ,, Conduit and cable construc'tion. PaId vacations and holidays, sick leave. WINCO PM. 617 111$ CONSTRUCTION CORP. 1313113. 77IILeeRd. WlnterPark ORLANDO BUSINESS 3?-Bustness Property DELI ' WINE • BEER __________________________________________ *WAITRESSES* ________________ * _____________________ 35-Mobile Home Lots AN Af1jR'DINNR All parties In Interest md citizens shall have an opportunity to be hoard at said hearing. By order 04th. CIty CommIts of the City of Sanford, H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk 04 the City of Sanford, Flda Publish Sept 13, 1973 ___ roofing Also- ROOFERS HELPERS. Good wages. apply In person to 640 RoofIng Corn panny, 1)11 SemInola Blvd Casselberry -" esIentiai-Sday week Permanent opsifon to qualified person. Send quaIlflcatio,nandrequ;rements t P.O Box 17t, Sanford, Florida 37771. _______________ -- Wanted Welders and Welder's Helpers AVON — II obtained form the Wagb. Hour office at Rm. 309, 'It's Complete In Detail lando Prct. Ctr. 22 W. Lake Beauty Dr.. P.O. Box 8024. A. OrIa.tdo, FIa 32806, It s teleplmne 211-447), TobuyorSell,CaII Inexpensive ______ _____ -__ 64-EquIpment for Rent __________________________ ____________ Cl ass 44 t SJ ( - MAIL ROOM beginning hcirthand at take the _____ _____ ___ . -- - _______ , 72-Auction _______________________ __________ T51 I u ___ will remain open. lfl$truCtjor, itli the ecepUoa . ________ __________ ___ THE PHANTOM I - I' ___ Lto Falk andSy Barry sls enabling atudenta to enroll any time. _______ o - ' CJU • PA1RC4 CAR-. IT MIGHT BmPIT5. DOG! WflPt THAT GIRL. 1O iwo IJcAi'R _ SP?HP ______ L's --AIlPltfR include bookkeeping, ,, English, bust nen ' - ___ ________ I machines, business psycholiagy, _____ - dIctafLø, off1c procedures, _____ ____________ I' I CwET i6 WITH rne ms.s - i - . ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD DELTONA LONGW000 - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS months Only - irzth 2° Per Month - J 61-Avlaton All adeertising appearing I to in The Sanford Herald oa Wedneiday will automatically ne placed in Thur Ilt-yt FAMILY BA1IOA1N NEWS SECTION that is diilriteO t an 12 home's in the areu I - Supervise the Staff PackagIng the paper for distribution Mon. day through Saturday. for nine 'a1tfL1ri ' 'i)' I __________ 11r SANFORD HERALD ROUTE NO SUNDA Y DELIVERY 79-Trucks and Trailers I - A the Travel 7$-Motorcycles cote at Trailers - ___________ MEAI4 OQ is-Campers 76—Auto Repairs. Parts Accessories 17-Junk Cars Removed ________ TilE Earn Your Own Money By Delivering Position Open 11-Antiques lT'b i ______________ _____ EVERY WEEK A Subscription To 70-Swap and Trade ___________ ____________ ________ Reglston for this clas.s onis' '.ii ckcx. Al! oUr evening, 41 ____ ' — BOYS A ND GIRLS s9-Stamps Coins __________ __ Vocational Business School at Seminole Junior College Is IJTCd to enroll Immediately, SIX DAYS A WEEK ____________________________________ to BUY p Anyoi, planning to shorthand, typing, and INC. keypunch tiatning. The cornI Florida corporat iOn plete regI3trion fee (i"r llui L'atrc t Gtiond OrntCounty, Florida "'? ?i. tflj chooJ yenr Is $10 nI .t_ V. PJt,A4,i1,30a,591.,13,20 im t11 books and supplies The DEs 203 keypunch lab fee La $33, .__-. - MUSCATtL ___ $utCPIl%On Oceanfront apartments. _____________________________ bertrcombfockhouse,centralheat .,r. SIV. fli) C$I 337 1t7) .It!r , pm Program. Private investors only. _________________________ * pound. OF — MOBILEHOM!ANDBOATSALES COue* - FCttiOi Name Statute-" Chapt OT1' ______________ _____________ _________ _____________________ Child care. 5 days. 2 riot meals . 32-Houses Rent Unlurnished 9 Good Things to Eat 33-Houses Rent Furnithid Farm Fresh abbit, •flyquany, VITAMIN PILL, Fr Rent $30 deposIt Call 327 109. 377-2190. ___________________________ ___________________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ _____________ Opening for drIvers Apply Ulon Oil Company, 60 Wett 6th St San ford _____ __________________________ ______________________ A Unlurnjshed ________________-- _______________________ _________ _________________________ and you are available to Start immediately, we can have you workIng and traIning at the same time. There is no age limit and high school diploma is not required Prepare yourself for the future flow in this highly rew.r dung field. Persq'p.I interview _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 31-Apartments Rent Furnished stability In fluctuating Investment market Invest wiIh a ¶ttlt, Qro,r rtft)f1I !J'.,I I loud chain Join the growth program with an experienced chicken, fish, shrimp franchise Unlimited potential. $000 In SATURDAY vestment required Call collect 330pm. to6 30p m Mr Morgan, 904 396)707 Lht bookkeeping experience _____________________________ Preferred Apply In person: THE C IRCUL.A T ION DEPT. TM E 79 Rooms for Rent _______________ ______________________ SANFORD HERALD I fUrnished. Private entrance, LPPI'S and AIDES Experienced bath and parking. Call 3fl.fl ________________ preterred Apply Lakeview oandnom NursIng Center. 9*9 E. 2nd St.. SnglePerson.LakpMary 'tnr _____________________ 3fl 3909 ____________________ _____________________ working an IBM keypunch '3Peratorsoundslnlereslngtoyou ________ 30 -Apartments Rent AND tRN Gain 5 - 30p.m los 30p m ____________________ 6 323 III - ______ __ - and SWITCHBOSBDOPERA OR Springs ___________________________ Used car mectianic, excellent pay 32lV S. Ilvi. CIIILDCAIIE IPIMY HOME *40T LUNCHES WEEKDAYS CALL 323 $197 Rentals 5- Warehouse and Sales ..otine. ad nt. week. Excellent r. I BA -__________________________ ___________ _____________________ and WOrkIng conditions. Working biN aad LPN's for Sanford Nursing knowledge of all domestic and & Convalescent Center, 950 Import cars Apolyin person. Jack MCtl3fiyllle Ave Sanford. Apply KEYPUNCH - / __________ ___________ ________ q, ttee collar, near T Forrest. Lake Mary. For Information, Call 1.3S37 or 53431)3 6-Insurance - _______ ____________ Will care for preschool children in my home Please Call 5)01725 ___________________________ 25-Loans '' ___________ ________ --- 24-Business Opportunities 14R *i __________ _______ ______ ______ ________ .'qualic ballet artitl. IS yrs. Exp. (all 675 2396 _______________________ - - ________________ ________________________ 21-Situations Wanted 1-:: _____ _____________________________ __________________________ - Help Wantro - Instructions EN & VO1V1EN - ___________________________ ___________ FOUND. Black & White Boston Trrr,r. nr Melcyjee Skating Rink on Sunday 372 935] or 777 Il--Male Help Wanted' wronc. ..h OLJE APIP 5EE WHAT b4AppEN5 ,BOPEUEP. '1 ____ __________ Employment "I by Cok* & FOR A CHAkJ( RCCAUE ITS ,A'jT ____ - - DIALADEVli(j IO Central Baptist Church - 19-Female Help Wanted ______ KEPT i.QCKE't _____ ___ ___________________ ______________ ________________ _________________________________ _ 3. POJT KIJO" '5fR...IT1 ______ 354 _____ i;j ravel& Recreation S-Action Sports POE5 Thi' POOR LEAP TO, WNA Phone 173 ',',rite P0 t0i 111: sanford,Florlda four _______________________ ____________ ________ PROBLEM PcrhapsAicoholicsAnonymotjs Can Help lI-Camping.Resorts ______ ___________________________ ___________________________ 0 'S ______________________________ FACEDWITH A DRINKING I3TraveI Aeqic.s 2' ______________________ - li-Instructions _______ s' t.WC YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll ree, 6.11 2021 for "We Care" "pfolIinV' AdultS or Teens. HoteI 9 -Good ThIngs to Eat lO-Do It Yourself WHEN TM _____ MarIOflJohnson ________________________ 6-Child Care read pages iii the diet book!" _____________________ ___________ after 9a.m. to SCOTTY'S HOME Nerded immediately to train ,i I B M , C0MPUTEP IIIJILDERS. 700 French Ave. PROGRAMMERS, Thu demana sanford br Qualified programmers ii reat We will train you for thIS [.reruen(ed muffler man Apply r.riIy skilled profession & service .'r Muffler Shop. 7421 S. French ou with employment at the same Av t,n Thur. is no age limit, but . ou mu%l be wIlling to start Im Detail and Clean up personnel mediately. Preyiotjsup,ri,oc,is waflted.Contactiackoavisat Bill not required. For your personal Baker Volkswagen, 322*535. vitrrvit-,v i AC TORY HELP needed for 2nd and 3rd Shift. 52.30 per hour to CALL 834•8588 NOW "",:rili30days.R.vuiar UILANDO BUSINESS rd,.ses thereafter. Paid hoildñy* .i. .J v.,.aion, Must be able to COLLEGE t,ndle 00 lb. bags. Apply in per son, PremIx Marbletlte Swimming Instruction All ages, and Manufacturing Company, Junc. 11320 S-Lost and Found by H.imdohi & Stoffel - _________________________ _______________________ IVI ] - _____ (unnected with Civil Action No 13 4-Personals _______________________ 11 Personals worry, Horace. I'll go right home and "Don't ping!" *iih (ontinu, to be responsible for , incurred by my wife ______________ S. Mt _________________________________________________________ ePntwI.tA.I..TM ___________ 4 BUNNY --- _______________________________________________________________ " . . you'll have to do _____________________________ your own groccry shop- 'We can only advise you Publication --- I 37511 for appo1ntmnt. 9,3 , ________________________ Noon E . _,,,,,,,, DCadline-12 ? am.. 12 Noon _____ _____ _____ 3 Bedroom CB house. kitchen Holidays n&. ___________________________ ___ ___________________________ ______________________________ ________ _______ - , ________________________________________ 8a.m.. S:30p.m, ____ ____ ______ ______________ _________ ______________ ______________________ Saturdaysa, ______ _____ ___ - -___________________ - POCG - ______ ___________________________________ WantAd -iOOT OF TWE _____ _____________ ________ -. by Al Vorenc.r Homes Rent _____ ___________ S — I. _________ _____ ________________ PRISCIi's C%RP)/TkE ,, — ______ _____ 'I' ______________________ ______- t1 -\ AVALOId APARTMENTS ADIJL15 P40 PETS ______ ______________________ L ______ I r-.. . ____ 78c a line 22c a lIne ( Sl.?SMINIMUMCHARGE) 3 LInes Minimum _____ ''-"" - __________ ________ _____ Children's Outgrown clothes. toys and furniture sell qukiy with a cIatW.d ad. -- ____ ______ ____ Used Farm EQuipment will tell .st and easy with a Classified Ad. ( 377 7611 or 131 9993 fl Mobile (. __________ children or pets. Re4erences & Security. ReinsIbIe toupli Only. $135 322 3930. WE LAKA A PAR TM EN TS share nIce *11w. 1st. St. Rent or Lease. 3 bedroom, 2 bath hom, with ri4ired Couple. Must double wide trailer. central love and understand children. 3 room furnished apt. Bedroom Is In reasonably good health. air, carpet. furnlsJed. private lot P4 air condtioned,slOOmo tilE Ith $700 3273459. drinking. R.f,renc.s required Si. 312 4755 04' 3fl 5716. _______________________________ Ph0fle3230111$a.m.tolp,m 377 TWO bedroom trailer on the river 353$ after S pm. and wkends. SAN-MO PARKS. 12 3 Bedroom $150 a month InQuire at 211$ W. ______________________________ Trailers & ApIs. 2 Adult pss, 2 First SI, after S p-rn. Family parks. 3513 Hwy *7 92. —__________________________ 74 BusIness Opportunities sanford., 373 1930 Day. Wk • Mo. 3S Mobile Home Lots PART TIME Two bedroom duplex furnhthid For Rent Your own sup,ryh11 buslnt in partmenI 1220 O'Ianco Drivc. your own area. Start small and Swtord. is' * *33' lot for rent on canal right _________________________ crow. NO SELLING. 2 hrs. per Small off SI. JOhns River. Lights & QooC but clean. 1 bedroom apart. week nets over $23 per hr. 51.000 water facilities. (traIler permit). ment. MarrIed Couple only. Call minimum Investment In retur39 $415 after 2 p m 3779507 alter 6 nable merchandise. Call Mr ______________________ _________________________ Bessesen at 3Os 67$ 4595. or 305 ... 11.1 ___________________________ _________________________ PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2$4 Park Dr , 3fl 2UI Working molber will ______________ / ____ amended to regd: tS.'tomotveandmobileho1n.s. new and used, saIet and tervlce. Item 2 ArtucI VIII GENERAL REGULATION PROVISIONS. Section 9 shall be am.nded to reed: 9. NEW AND USED CAR, . OUR _____ 33 Houses Rent Furnished _______________ I__________________________________________________ -____________________ 21 Situations Wanted s" !\ - _______ - engaged In biness at 1113 C Paseo Del Mar. Caulselberry, ,.,. ___ _______ ________ - - I L_ I, 3rd St.. Sanford, Seminole County, Florida under the fiCtitio name of NOTICE UNDER WALLIS CABINET SHOP, and that FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE I onfen to registr said name with the Clerk of tl Circuit Court, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Seminøli County, FlorIda in cc Notice is hereby given that the Cerdane with the provisions of the undt?$Igfled, pursuant to the Flctltio Name Stafutis, To.V/It: 16309, Florida Slatute, will register 5: 6. E Rcigero In and tcs Stminoiecoun,y, Florida, Publish: Sept. & ii, 20. 27. In, upon receipt or Of 1114 OFT Ii publicaton of thu notice, the ti.. titious name, towit: HYDROFOIL FICTITIOUS NAME MARINE SALES Under which itl NOTICE ISP*erebygiy,n that lam Highway 136 in the City of Trail, Attarnord, Spr logs, Florida, LongWOod, Seminole County, Florida under ?P*e flttltidut flame f TP'af tfe party interested in said SWIM.N.sruFc, *hd that I intend bui1ni's wberproi, is as 101w,..,: National Marina Sales, Inc. toragistersaid namewfth 11w Clerk a Florida COrpOra'lon o the Circuit Court, Seminole Courty. Florida In accorlianC, with 01 ed at Orlando, Orange County, Florl4a, Aug? 74, 1913. the provlslon çf the F 'ctlt,out Name Statutes, TflWIt Section DES-303 $63.09 FlOrid. 5ttut 1937. S RIcJir S. Van de Pfouten PUbISh: St-pt, I), 20, 72, Oct. 1, 1973 FlCTITlOusNE - + ...RATER T4N) - T /t OCT-V By Dick l(leiner )Jt fI1I-. .%- :USTO4R TORiTE DATE OP - Oct i, 19?) __________________ ________________________________________________ ___ :s iT ____ àdOpticn of your minor ctuUd MICHAEL GEORGE SIMON was tiled In this Court on the 10th day of SeJember, AD, '973 by HARVEY REICH and you are requir,d to serve a copy of r written defens,ts, f any to lt, on the v- (ear.) - - Beaumont, Texas NOTICi '$F1Setf 4111aoaa 11 Se-eat STATE OF FLORIDA - To ABRAHAM SiMON, w1t* residence is ASRAH p - ._ appellation cMer . _______ _______ ______________ ________ , eiUveiy - HARVEY REICH, to adopt a minor child _______ __ foet FOR%1 Sl4 '9ORN........... ThiS _____ FLORIDA. NOtice is Pieretty given that a Pt,.blic Hearing will be held at the Commission Room In the City Hall In the City of Sanford. Florida, at 7:00 o'clock PM. on September 21, *973. to consider changes arid amendments to the ZonIng nance of the City of Sanford, Florida, as follows: Item I. Articl. V USE $314949 _______________ - ____________________- Apartments Rent Furnished — -- --- - LAKE MARY. 3 bdroom iurnithd, I 7 dEOROOMS, ADULTS ONLY newly painted Inside 1. out. P4o ____________________________ 1 ' ...................... ______ You! ' Apply IIO S. French Ave . Sanford. Fla * Ask BUGS 31 Wanted • _______________ OK1J by Lrry wis For _____________________ -- Mature kitchen help _______ ii! _______________ _____________ ____________ Orlando 831-9'93 -9 _____________________ In re P,titi.en of __________ 1Se1bovuwi' 1" C OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES SEMINOLE COUNTY. OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF No. THE CITY OF SANFORD, Divi$ioO _____ Ma le. Female (J•_t (j) M'Gir.rry DAMS IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND o Help Wanted ocI ( OF Even ______ by Gill Fox ____ _____ Winter Park . II ' __________________________________ _________________ ii, Everything * * CASHIER * * DEAN NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ____________ ________________________ I7 ____ ............. ______ _____________________ ____ l3Secuw r ______ ______________________________ - Publith Aug 23, 30 & Scp 6. Pubhiti Aug. 30 f t#.pf, 1, 13. 1972 OL l~0 __________________________ For Sf DE GNCES _____ _______ (TadT Florid. by Dick Turner Home ____ CAMPUS CLAUER with BIMO BURNS I ACROSS Ii -•- t0rizing the issuance thCre04 Thereafter, the puppy nr ValIdated and confirmed, s I RE: THE MARRIAGE OF kitten remembers certificates consisting 0, leo WILLIE KATE ROBINSON, Million Seven 1"t.'e"t Twen:y ! 'i:r C .'tfl.il(y eitdwed Thousand Dollars (12.725,000) and ___________ New 1('I1-TI rlv& it seldom takes more than one A _______ ______ __ vreaIure. with more pain Series 973 of the City of Longwood Husband receptors in thci skin than any 0a, dated May 1, 1973, maturing serially, N011CC OF SUIT other type of sensory cel's. in numerical order on May I in the years 197ê to That apparently as to make 2006, InclusIve, bearing in?•r, YOU are notified that a Petition for sure that parental rrcaturt payable 54-rni-arivaipy, at such rate Dissølutig of MarrIage has been inflitt'da lIttle judkoiu.s pain to or rates not exceeding the filed against you and you are add HIoro' authorllV In their maximum rate allowabl, by law, a required to serv, a copy of your Teddy meekly opened his more particular description of said answerorpieadingtt Petition on human words, or to the dog's certifIcates bulng the the Petitioner's attorney, GERALD contained "Thai's ,Just (me" Dr. Dan I A child rarely touches a hot Pf'OC*fdings. Highway *7 92. Catselberry, then u.iflphtnCnted him ek't'trtc iron or stnv but )fl florida, 32107. and file the original Thu Amended Otd,r to And ni's r'r tHereafter rbd 1)r fiir.tin is not ttnlv a qwc hot a Cais. teaii be PubliSh.d :ng n hc ?i:a of jta ifl$'w y trouble 'ih l:,'Ijn ?he Clerk of the abeve Crt on ,r tteIorp( to future mao..r required by S.ectI'.n 7 frtCa i1tul Ioi SCpt,mb,r Inc SA04d ft, *913. It you s',nlatit,ns of the rules. Herald, a newspaper of general fail to do so. (udgment by default Dr. Dan's greatest rooters (it'tIll"itry find that kiddies Florida, PUishid irs the relief demanded in ohe Petition. thereafter, usually behave very well when Sa'rd Florida. DONE AND ORDERED thIs 17th Which brings out a DONE AND ORDERED dayof August, 973 riii doti:ig mothers leave th' Sanford, Florida. this 10th day of (SEAU aluatale ps)chuloglca) pnI, (ti rixiju' Augt, A 0 9fl, gt-nat •mmwtunt-c tot parntc, Arthor H B4cIw;!h. Jr. *.,,.,,,p0, 5 DavId U. Strawn Clerk of the Circuit Court llamely, NKVF:ie let a child new-i.apr, •ncletin a t. tta.,e. Judge of the Circuit By: Joy Webb - CARNIVAL ______ resembled that of the carS toonit's Phantom, before whom all the jungle would tremble, for Dr. Dan said "You heard me' ' sjy open your mouth, you OPI'N it. - Find VIAL ______ ine. n( !'. f)pr tont fl Will ______________________ ______ _______ ______ 4nspe,ed a, the ItolIne C flrlggt Publish: Sept. I). 70. 71, Ads ______ _____ - and lower animIs the stow cause why the Prayer of the rule'i of deportment. Complaint iliedinth.so,.en,i,lec. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT prOceed'ngs should not 't i'i"ther dg or t -;it m;tt Qrntg EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR ri'j ti.- Ut.4t CUlT. Ii AND F OW I.t wook iItptit:g tr tii,i tjfitilet SerIes 1973 thereIn COUNTY. FLORIDA. N )?/ . r- I _____ proper even "lt: Jd' R type iii leaching both Courtps in Sanforti, Florida, and 'ffacient children - - ______ ________ Thursday, Sept. 13, 197398 _______________________________________________ Classified _________ CUE ______ L ___ and each 04 you are hereby Florid. September, 1973.. at 1:30 OClock P.M. befor, the Circuit Court for 'Itch. In the dental chair 0*? ALcheduieoftheprO(ytobe a TAXATION THEREIN, AND ALL transferors. may be neces.sarily produces pain but a You ¶I RUAUI ______ ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR IN. Street Longwood, Florida, abide by the rules of the game TEREST IN PROPERTY TO BE I The transfer i not being Hemember, too, that a snap of AFFECTED made BY THE ISSUANCE to p or sa'I;f existing debts. ynw finger can produce more BY THE CITY OF BOPdS S The amot'ni of new con pain than a slow slap on . his HER EArl ER MORE p*- sideratlon to be paid br the above tnttom' TICULARLY DESCRIBED, BE AFFECTED IN ANY OR TO de1crib.1 transfer i $16,700 00 and WAY l5tObp.aldoflSIpt,mber$ 1973,at remained "I won't do it! ! won't do it!" he said, s he figured he could . hesitate to inflict P'dl-W AWtWAY P. HOU*.U*4... LLT IN LOCH - R I 0 A I N C L U D I N 0 transferred and a list ..- RESIDENTS OWNING creditors 04 the of the abov,.nam that PROPERTY OR SUBJECT TO transferors.asfnIedb,h you have let them realize adamant. I! easy lherafler. IF. F L o that big 'IF" means, IF' NON GUYMALIg, I Pt40N CALL The Sanford Herald ____ ............... I _ _______ -, . KNOW WUIT NAPcED! ThAT _____ _______ ..... OR LATER HEtI. HAVETO T)MPPY ABJT IJ - - - ,,.., . _ Crane, Ph.O M.D. g . ______ - byDev.Grtni. By 'IWORRY CLINIC ... - _____ hursjay,Sept. 13,19/3 Legal - __ _____ ____ __ _____ ____________ T ________ - ____ Advertisers should include 'Pits inSertiOn ifi c*mputinq their earned rat. - I the your CIRCULATION CALL DEPARTMENT I1[' 26 11 -- APPOINTMENTS from home Today! i CALL 322261 1 AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR dilfLtt' 1!L'rUL1 _________________________ 322 student away -i We'll Start MaUIng On Request And Bill You Later ____ LTZ �1013-The Sarford Herald H Thursday, Sept. 13, 1973 Say It Where They See It I n The Herald's ClassifiedAds . eo o. Want Ads Don"t L - ' _ 38 Wisnted To Rent Elderly wvmannees room ,l,boa rd or room With kitchen privileges . 2724862. (A WHIDDOpR,, ill N. Park, Sanford 3 725991,Nighti,373.II81 SO ' - .11 Call Rosie Robinson, AtSoc, Houses for Sale DON HOWE Broker & Ruetdvr Spotless 3 bedroom, 2 bath. car Detect, nice home on choice lot 714 ¶. OAve S21O0 - .!22° Realtor 107W 15? St 327 7315 $19,900, 5 Pct. Down CITY - 3 1W. screened porch. 2630 Grove %xilarmo Eve. 843 713 ?. BY OWNER, 4 bedrooms. 2 bath, home. central heat and air. en Closed l5'i30' pool and large patio Lot 17'x7)5' deep 4' Chain link fence in back, MscjmlbI, mor tgage, In Suburban Estates. Call (113) 43-1617 or write Box SI?. care of The Sanford Herald, P.O. aox 1657. Sanford. Fla.. . 1 DELTONA -- See this loveIi Southern Colonial Beauty located on Gena Drive Si large rooms. 2 b.'Itt•S 90 s ..iW. First 373 01or 371 OS?? 3774691 C"iVENiENT to storti. 3 bed. room. 1 beth, small lot. *12.903. Kingsberry Trqmt. Homes r'o 3 tiedoom. 2 batrs :ii nr 7346 El Capitan, Santora Central 1P415 INTERESTING OLdI? Spanish WINTER SPRINGS NEW HOMES. MIIcompleting 6 be1ut1ft homes. be&oi central air, Car pe$Ing, range, rclrige,.Io,3 Priced from126.500- 173.300, VA FHA financing Equal itOvinq C'.orlun 'y SANFORD CLOSE IN BEST VALUE. Convenient and charming. corrpletir. I new bedroom Pa RIDGE-Need more room? This 4 bedroom. I7 bath Is freshly painted and it, Sparkling con. urtn. Paneled living rom and dining om,Includes west',.rand dryer. $73,000. See thiS One, - CLUB- MANOR-3 It - - rur • --i u.,, nurn.. fur COUNTRY i..A.aa. flShed. above ground pool, an screened summer hogs.. All tot the low prko of tc*jaytoe,thls,*30000 Call ut PLAZA C FERN PANK via BRAND NAME PIPIECREST-See this lovely bedroom. 3 bath home. hugi n*ri#i..,q iis,.,4. I...' Vfl 'WI'', JUPI LO ZIGZAGS ______________________ I- painted Inside and out. only *33.700. Stem per Agency Inc. Realtors LOnqwooJ ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. Rig. Brok ers SenlorJ, Fia. Days 377 417) Nigl'ts 377 $424 -- mill Call 372•2420 Anytime miles. Pla LONOw000 36 "Stop Umr' CARRIAGE HILL 3 bedroom horn,, split plan, lirge family room, sunken living room. Decorated in good taste with many, many .menitl,. $35,900. Assume mortgage, or put $.10 pci. down on new mortgage We have many many more. we can tell you about We arrange financing for the home of your Choice, Call or stopby our Office, open fill lp m 7 days a week. 'We Don't Stop Till We Succeed!" THE MASTER'S HAND FOR SALE Commrrcusll building, 30' x 10' with air conditioned office. Ideal for storage and business. Lot size 53' * This beautiful mobile home With bedrooms. I bath. screened Porch 7S10' large patio. II set U Of lovely lot with waterfall, bar-b cu' rill and 9 mbreIIa tab', ti 210'. Call Bud ATTENTION JOHNNY WALKER REALTY only $11,500. To see. call Mud1 McLean, Assoc. )fl 6S7, Alter 3.372 7111 $15,03. (Includes lot), All models Includ, IC * 70' raised patio And screen room, driveway, sidewalk, steps, carport, utility room, central' air conditioning, land. Scaping and sodding. 1.-llzjO' Crescent, 2 bedroom, front £ rear, 1*4 baths, modern furniture. Gas furnace and Stove. 2 door refrigerator. Situated on 15*117' tot. U lit FOR THE PRICE OF ONE 3722333 OF XXV TII..1CQ LAND COMPANY REALTOR Two brand new models, for your inspection. Our low prices start at S3 500 and include all tt,, extras you would •zpict in homes coiling much more. Com out arid see why we are excited abos, tPwse valuesl ON WEST 75Th ST.NEXT TO GENEVA GARDEN APTS. 838-5548 '- -' 8343131 100 Realtcw- Fern Park 934 7117 fly Owner-) bedroom, 2 bath, central heat Lair, Screened porch, garage. P3.000. 7", Pct. Ph. 377- 0333. FOR SALE ChoiceLake Mary lots, Small acreage tracts well located, Seminole Cuunty. Mobile homes and lots In Lake County. SI7W. First St. Realtors ALL OR PART I' bath with large above ground OI is now available for Only 5)7,300. Has owning w'ndo*-, fenced yard, heat, air, drapes, terrazzo flor, etc. Set this one JUST DONE OVER' lntCrior of ihj 2 bedroom hom, recently renovated (Ompletet,.. On lot 100' * 174'. zonid MR. Might go commercial $77500 Look 1,110 thl ACRE COLORADO RANCH WILL SACRIFICE MOBILE HOME RENTALS AND CAMPER PADS. ALL ON THE BEAUTIFUL ST. JOHN'S RIVER. IN A RAPIDLY DEVELOPING AREA. CALL US TO SEE. WON'T LAST LONG. Li fe s tyles I'11lJIt'.}1f'uJ E-"n Siri,tay 171 Realtors 8157333 47 1301W Fairbanks WE TAKE TRADES 'rc - er;t' d Yr. I i Pi tnf±ion Vil Listings Wapf ad CaIIBart Real Estate home park in America tociGy. Close to OREST Homes from $20,000 to $30,000. Lot // t1F hk. --8t rentals for homes start at $75 per month; Furnished models open for your inspection fi Horses ltfl , lasses now torrninrj in beginner English Equitation at Shady Trails Public Riding Stable's, 327 3473. I ZAvwt! PtAZA 4 rtiirt Iil-o723 FREEZERS SOFA BED & Matching Chair Opens to sleep Nt'w and used. Dick's Appliance Salt's 1. Service, 2617 S. French Ave. Sanford. Ph. 377.7654 88 1 - All aL -U A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Home Concrete Improvementi - SERVICES UNLIMITED Ii&DAIRCOI'lolTloNlplc, 1i-,v1 rrmu(ld.Iiflg All types HANDYMAN AND HEATING SERVICE (.svp'nry masonry work rrte Ph.630 92 11 00 M REASONABLE PRICES CALL 377 estimates 322 ISV. 3931 __ Central Air Conditioning, For free C Hoffman. PaInting 4. DecoratIng. estimate, call Carl Harris, at' Draftg Interior 4. Exterior, Quality Work. SEARS in Sanford. 322-1771. Licensed A. Insured 323 4141. For Builders, Sub contractors.. Complete House Plans and Shop boat inthe way? Sell it fast and easy Drawings Fast, dependable, with I l cost ClasSI(lad àdt economical, Call Victor-343 3743 1-lodges 4. Gritti I rlexs-l.t7 -- Call 372.7491 - - - Listings Wanted NNW I AIR APPLIANCE REPAIR All makes Service P1. 130 1731 - t'- t us take the worry out of selling your property We have qualified bt)yers We need your property to fill the demands made upon us Cal an ACTION firm. Forrest (flu PepsI & Cake wiffi us J Toivnt1ountr Miscellaneous For Sale 12' s 3' swimming pool with filter And ladder, 130. Pnon.e in 1933 Pool Table taking up too much room' A Classified Ad will find it a buyer -111111111111111-* S. S. TV Saflford Plaza at Music Uflhlrnifed_.RadIoShock 359) 5 ORANGE AVE ORLANDO Nine P piece bedroom sets $I29,S. Sets Include dresser, chest, mirror, headboard & bedding. Also living roars sets. 3115 1-4,1 Mn Fri. S toe, Sal. 910 S. Terms available, SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS .S.'stern Vicar. Sav* at the Old Corral Western Shop, 17 02, I mile S at DeRry Attic ;watI LINCOLN-MERCURY Hwy. I?•92at5.Polnfs LONGWOOD Lawn Service EIecfronk Equiment Repair MOWING, EDGING & TRIMMING CALL 3721361 ElectronIc Equipment Repairs - Ph, Hooks Garden 4. Lawn SsrvIc• Landscaping, Mowing, EdgLng, Trimming Beauty Care - Free Est.Reasonabte.Affer 1-373gw , Lanthcaping Maintenance.' Commercial s. Residential CharlesBelowCo.,3724,j Fencing - Bulldozing - ' 4. Independent sulp.n&on. S. Now 1&ccsinging. 6. Rack and pinion itering. - T. -- front suspension 10. Upto30msgonregular. Tree Triinmkig 11.01n dtoler. 105 Cursed Thursday 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES 5 I C EACH IDEAL LINING MATERIAL FU Btwen Studdings and (They Just Rafters) - -, - r'ic - a' Sell ,xrejs .i' ConcreM NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN - PoolOecki Charles Below Co. 373.02$ -_--- -a's "FIx.up" Time, Hue an expert repairman from todly's classified ads? CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORs IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING FENCE CO k.is1ts. 15. Undetcoatlng/csrp.ting. , _. painting. Interloi, exterior. Fur niture repair & re finishing, licensed & bonded Reasonable Charles Seals 1248114. . PAUL SLATER "- South Seminole Drywall and Spray Service. rpeciali,ing In drywall Custom made screen rooms, car. Ports Tup workmanship and materials. LEACH AUMlNUM FABRICATION, 3234673 - ADCOCK '-- Wallpaper Hanging - Rooilng&Sheet Metal Gotterl&DOwnSpmjts o Prench Ave 373 BUDDY-5 i4 OMEIMPROVEMEP.4 TS maii Jris Wanted 312 1331 "Lal', Mary" '? Professional Wallpaper Hangs LicenSed Pt'itdr'ntlal. Commercial U rev' U t " F'ii 377 #.57) 300 N. 22. Floor-lo-dash console BumpIcs that quality for Web D inswancidiscount. ''' L_IS DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING 3' and lar ger, pumps, sprInklers Water COnditIO,tet'*, 337 1410 -. , 21. - WELLS DRILLED-PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types arid sites We repair and servIce STIPIEMACPIINEL SUPPLY CO 144 - - , ' 1-.', -1 lit anfnrb rrath FRENCH AVE. PH, 322.2611 16, Hinged rssrwindows 17. Healer, defroster, and veer window defogg.r. II. Impact absorbing steering wheel. 19. Fir.•rel.erdanluplsoistery. 20. Contoured rear seats. 21. Recessed door locks -, OftANDO çXhr 13. Cigarette lighter. 14. Flow-through ventilatIon. .. 5715 '-.-.-.i,._-....__.......,.,._.. CONCRETE PATIOS' COO8URPi Remodeling? Room Add, painting. Dangerous trees topped. trImm1, tOkvri down, cut for firewood.,fl all types of carpentry Interior,yrs experience Ph day nlf, C teror. Reasonable 373 £517 323 '- G t't cash buyers for a smell In vestment, Place a Idw cost ctssmf led ad for results. clIng natty t' It. Tachometer and clock. Fully-if sic lining, high-bock 12. PaintIng- Interior & exterior, Went to sell something? Ii small r,'palrs, 'oofspRinted. free hor-'.! n'.ii".trr -nt In a ri.a%5be1 A.J wU ence estimates 323 Q1,i 1-' 'u r ',Itt It &A C I 14 t,Ml CT. 101 E.Celery Aye, Sanford 373-0141 Radial fires/ styladcøy.i.. L Tinted glass allaround. 9. MacPherson Strut Home Improvements & Sunday 377 797?. USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES II AT THE FOREST Ioke fnta'to', eOtl 0 1h take Mot ui.. Get f andV* h3if Ci to Mary fOrd. ?i'3 Fore p .,s o.- y;..r *1t. o snii from The *it. Open an waa&doyi from 10 ti 53O. Svnday from neoo Eli 6. Viaøo, welcome. , -. - ---.. I. Frotst wheel drive. 2. AM pushbutton radio. 3. Front disc brake.. .- ' - /. C k 501-i S ((.14 AMIC S. Supplies . fully-equipped Same price. , Ceramics -, Sfti GL Calm Same featsnes. - TOWEW'SBEAUTYSALON formerly Harrielt's Beauty Nook) heed fencing? W*. inStall best 519 E Pi'ie, 377 5743 quality fences, all types Fast. WHOA Don't throw away useful idle Turner Fence Co - 373 375). emSell them Quickly with 'a its. ____________________________ Herald Want Ad by calllr,g 372 G1USS.MirTOrs 2811 , ard asking for a friendly :or ftent-Mtor grader & Self .Advisor toadIrig pan with operators 4. SENxARII GLAS! & PAINT CO lir $309916 day or night 710M49noliaA, 377 4672 BULLDOZER WORK ______________________ Grooming - Professional with love. 1 leering lots our Spclalty, 373173? after 3 p M. S a mo p.m, Animal Haven Grooming and Boarding. 372 53). 14 fl io rkhor Service of Seminole Complete r emnu & Ivt,s- pe'n!n3 I its dirt, dlrycwa,s, septic tanks 25 yrs experience Ph 37) I;S 1r.51A1 177 '1112, )2) Q01 day or night, ' - 322.4884 - Hagan Insulation, SANFORD TV's, phone equipment. S 3-tract Shrubs, Trimmed & shaped. Fiosler beds cleaned £ edged to per HEAT tP4G & tape player. FM AM radios, tape AIR CON. lection Specialist Mowing by DITIONIN C, 2 409 Sanford Ave. recorders. Ph , 77)7370 request Only Free estimate. 3n 37677(3 e'.ttOA Don' P 'brow Awy ñ useful idle 1-Ire a super salesman, a Clltslhe'd items Sell the .i Quickly with a ad, to tell your don't needs? Herald Want Ad by calling 377 Lawn Service, Odd lobs, end LlótiI _____ 2611. and Asking for a friendly haulln"j Tremblay. In 7174 Advisor '1=0 Join In Our Celebration Sept 21-fl'& 23 - IDEAL DRAFTING & PLAN Excavating & Grading Ph 37) 1211 SERVICE. For builders, sub of 377674], day or nite. contractors & ifldlvld*Is Custom house plans, plot plans. & room add$ons Ph 377 0c) Full line GE Ap(,lanc,s Sanord Electric Company 2572 Park Drive, 372 1342 Greene Inc.-Realtor, 6432333. Plan To 3rdAnniver-sary ansi Appknces Patios, Walks Orlando. Extraordinary location. 377 5961 éh p Fvinrudenutb,ard motor r- r,, Ph "117 . - -. ha(f , Quite simply the finest adult mobile rIOBSONMARINE 2971 Hwy 17 92 Land Ce iQ 24 Hour Service ALUMINUM SHEETS 1.s4.3 P rk j) cD boberm,, Pins(her pups & adults $73 $200. AKC champion lineage Terms available, US 574o -- S4nfOrd' Sates Leader" I " L It)l S I (LOSCOUPITILOCI.1 _____ Real Estate Wanted FOR SALE! Call 3?2-2420 Anytime titer Grooming for all breeds. Let 4 start your dog In our Fall term Ip.cial price for Sept. Call 321 4971. -. WARRANTY. Free DelIvery, WHI rESIDE APPLIANCES, .n - a.a 'To buy and Sell gold or silver coins, contact us first, We Also buy bulk silver coins. SEMINOLE COIN JCENTER. 109 W, itt 323 4)57. Me.ts.wesIU.S. emission standards. 12-month warranty. 1stdrlveftnow. lb. front wheel More than 100 dealers cnstto-CossI. DICK BAIRD INC. Hwy. 436 .17-92 Fern Park ' 831.1318 They Pay fl 1972 Harley DavIdson 74. in beAutiful condition. Full dress with many vx?ras. Only 1300 orIinal mIles. Will sacrifice, $7300. Call fl) 0210 or $31-7649. '73 Yamaha 230. Excellent conditIon. $195 Call 372 3617 after 5 30 1913 'i1odai. Super Rai 100 cc. 1-310. Phone 12097l. '71 Kawasakl 500. Excellentcon ditlOn, 3100 mIles, $950 must sell. Cell 373 0317. 1973 115 cc. Honda. Good condition, 5500 ml. Also fly rod, reel and flies, $13 Call Dan, 377 1991; .... Trucks and Trailers Hot Rod Special ' 1951 Dodge Pick 19 up, '67 FIr,clome DeSota engine, Pa1i'lally customIzed $450, Club Diamond, DeO.ary. 1933 Ford Pick Up Runs good. 1)73 1316131 PUBLIC AUCTION Every Monday Plit, 7P.M. Open daily, 9 3, We buy or sell one pece or household.Consignments ."eIcome 3279909, SANFORD AUCTION Hwy. 17-fl, Sanford Campers Travel Trailers Sallow Motorcycles 12 Auction Ci-nturiar I., h'ri,'. "luty 01 55th) .ini 11,1,0 "yC, (lf 16 Auto Repairs Paris- Accessories I? Volt Auto Batterles$Il. REEL'S BODY SHOP 11014 S.j.ilø'd Avenue Junk Cars Removed Rban..,u,,e'vj, unwanted, junk cars hauled away. Your cost, 1)0. Orlando 795 6191 anytIme, Autos for Sale 70 Plymouth GTX, 110, 4speed, SacrifIce, oays or evenings 373$145. '69 DODGE POLARA HARDTOP, LOADED. NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 3214230.6n 1341. YES, CLEAN-UP AND CLOSE-OUT TIME IS HERE AGAIN! '61 Chevrolet convertible. V I. P.S., Automatic transmission, new tires. Cieanl $395. Call 372 3417, Ford, 1966 station wagon, good CondItion. 1450, Ph 617 3137. 1964 Buick Station Wagon, air, all power, good shape. 1395. 241.112 Brookside Court, Maitland, 645 1101, DOWN, TAKE OVER, CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 3236230, 67$ 13.41. Take Advantage of 1973 WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL actu LCLUaL tat Hwy. 436 & 17-92 3ft3 eL F Fern Park 1970 Toyota Corona Mark II, Station Wagon, Air, automatic, clean, low mIle's. 372 5110 eves. 2 & 3 Bed Models CAMEL CAMPING TRAILERS 1964 GAIA*Ie 2 dr, hardtop, 4 Speed, V 4 , good condition, 1300. 175 Ros.alla Or. or 3721555. 1967 Plymouth 4 door hardtop, new tog, tires, and insn.etlnn ttirk.r • ] CAN BETOWEDBY ANY COMPACT CAR WITH A TRAILER HITCH DEALS COULDN'T BE BETTER AT from "The Little 1733. aIr, power, vadid, healer, Only $550. SHELLY USED CARS, 701 ITCn( h Autos for Sale 61 RAMBLER 1961 Chevy Nomad Waaon, Runs. Ax AMBA$5AOo rnijunv. suns good. street It'ga. Also hydroplane with 20 hp. Met-c Needs minor work. $30. Call Don. ITSS Cadillac Sedan, 37,000 miles, uood condition. 11,000. Or trade for small pick up, 372-2333 or 3771260 (yes - i.u,',ru sacrifice s 1123 Ph. 373 1050, ask for Bud I acrivIce sijso 643 1517 834-9424 - m's I1 -CAMARO SS '65 Dodge station wagon. P 5. & P-b. aIr cond.. R&H, ttew sticker, body rough, good transportation, 1775 723 3956. 372 3170 $499 !!'E I' NEW WORLD TRAVEL tl92. Fertu PARK FL0111 A (HALF MILlf 04 0F DOG TRACPt RD ) Dc:!cr With The Big Savings" ALL MODELS ON DISPLAY WAGON, LOADED, NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER. CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 3236730, 675 1111, DEMONSTRATOR Plymouths • Chryslers Kitchenette Available 1966 Chevrolet El Camino 377. V S. I speed, mag wheels, 1900. Call 372 tit Close Out Prices ON NEW & DOWN, TAKE OVER, CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 3736230, 63$ I3i;. '69 CHEVY PICK UP PIOTIIIPIG 571 2711. 1971 Ford ton Camper Special, Iris than 20.000 miles, l0', ft. cab over camper, toilet, all extras. I owner. Call 331-419). 80 '84 JEEP WAGOPIEER. NOTHING 1.7) 72 Irman nepherd pups, A KC. 6 wk$. $30. Anlrr.i Haven Kennels, 11 322-3737 between I am. 4 p.m. ) Boats&M,ai'Ine -. lvng fn, formal cining room. nice family room, beautiful kit hen, central heat and air. etc You name It, this home has it 557000 Only One year old Pets and Supplies 011ii English Sheep dogs, AKC, .4 vks Imales, 2 females, Call 305 317 1050. CquJprnf1nI 7141 . 18 Stamps-Coin s 69 , ' .. !Siarnpucr for Only $ I per clOy. I S --__________________________ - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition"4 1176, Winter Park. SOLID BLACK, PH 371 5152 Sunday. 9106. Many misc. Items. ill Palmetto Avenue,, Sanford. -- 10P4 FREE KITTENS, -___________________________ ' SALE: - Friday, Saturday, GARAGE Pat Care 'ere bedrooms. 2 b'hs. 1unP.n P CARROLL'S FURNITURE, - CAESAR'S LITTLE PALACE. "icept It isn't so little. It has I - RECONDITIONED kelrigeratorj. W as h ersand Dryers. Air Conditioning Idyliwilde IV .8 Clnprvke'Ip, Gid* Ti;a45t*r - Equipment for Rent a Forrest Greene, Inc. one '5 11 - Garage-Rummage Sales - New Ltd Used, Frreiers. Wastier. Refrigerators and Air Con dtI0trs, GENEVA HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING, 3096 Orlando Drive, 3733i. Lonqwo UNITED FREIGHT SALES ¶.ite over 11500 cn each 40 ac r-s by assuming payments on Colorado Ranch property Excellent In vestment suitable for ranching, recreation, etc. Rolling hill country with tree'#, grass, hunting, tithing nearby Each parcel may b' piCked up by ma*ing 2 back payments of 170.14 and Arsume p- .nciple balance of 147'p* 32 at 6 pci. mt. Call Collect for Mr. Adams. ()D31 314 7739 SI SS Wes inghouse Refrigerator. 13 cu .. . ii Turquoise lurguorSe Per'Yect fldl.. 140. Ph 322 3110 MARINA, RESIA(jNAN), CABINS. APARTMENTS, SO Country Club Manor .'tJST REDUCED' This bedrrarn, 140 ..J I 830.5500 Inc - SANFORD Make room for daddy. Have a garage sale with a low cost cl.sslli,.d ad! ------- EURNITURELANTIQUES Top Dollar Paid Auctiont every Friday Nile, ?jQ p.m, A.A.A. FURNITURE & AUCTION. IS 0- TVs. Reasonable. 3730701. MC'del R01606 16 cu. It. no trust refrigerator. Tc.p freezer. Harvest Gold finish, Only $15 mo. Full warranty. Call 322 024,4 a$k iuc Sam. -t Surplus now lurnbe,, all sliri, half price, 373-3320 Color and Black & While Portable FREIGHT DAMAGED 1970 edition of World Book En cyCIOç*dla, like new condition. (aft ) .4nfl Building Materials Roberts & Gilman 48 Lots and Acre,ge Stenstrom Realty South Sanford Avenue p 43 BALL REALTY ,nI avay' od& Read Elmer Bakalla, Inc. 372a367 ,'.iit, A good buy for the investment minded. One unit has 3 bedrooms, Ile, other has 7. Extra large living area. Both have carports, and screened pa$os Only $3,903. Call Connie RusSell, Assoc. I -1h40' Crescent. Front kitchen. 2 bedroom. I bath. Early American IUFflilut, Total electric. 2 door frost free refrigerator. Situated on 11*117' Lot I --171(70'Sunrt Front kitchen, 3 bedroom. I bklh ,,i.,-,. .,.. nilure. Gas neat in cooking. 7 door refrigerator. Situated on 5OxltOzl0blI' tot. 90 pct. financing available, Call (901) 773-4777 now or visit Terra Atta. U. S. Hwy. 17-92, DeB.ary, Fla. - 6 ChaIrs, $50 FURNITIJRF Office Equipment __&ppIies 1 I. Zenith component stereo. Pay talanrn of $44 70 or $6 per ma ,' .'' y,,'rlti! 'f',1)l P5' balance of 142 41) or IS per mo 3 RCA walnut console. Pay balance of $111 or 13 per mo. Ii'l,snt credit. Phone 147.1377, HALLMARK. 1715 W. Fairbanks Ave, Winter Park, dryer Both $11 mo. Call 3720244. ask for Sam display ad in Th,,rvt.v't Herald PHIL. DEERE FUR. NITURE, Hwy, ISWett, Santod, ION C.WOO RC -_ p iCR 3100 Bookkeeping machine, excellent c000ition. Days 372-O. - **STEREOS** Chrome Dinette Sol DARsAIN HUNTERS: We have several Items weareclosing out at wholesale or less. Do.,'t miSs Reynolds Coronet, mute's, stand, music, $90 Ph. 332 5530 Sanford UP PAYMENTS Speed Queen washer and matching __., SANFORD AREA Realtor .107W lI5t DECORATORS PICK s.vC on brand new 0 'iAtt AM FM stereo Component sets each; Tape decks 1)9.93; heed 11'0fle% $1; speakers 173 pair. Also li_i.i,_ ntn ..o..,u.v I,J,, r1U ',errara turn libles, a limited supply of 1 (hannel systems at S149 "each. 5 stereo consoles $lbeech,3AX4000, Garrard, rag 54.4, now only $734 Shop early for best selections, tirt. Mon. Fr I. 9 to,, Sat, to Terms available. - - TELEVISION SETS 125 UP MILLERS 2511 d.)clv- Io Drive, 1720357 .''j \'/rtnqh -.'.' '.,i'.f.r(', Jl 7211 alter I p fl -- Mo,., ... l.Cl4t),j(tj$ a*aspreads, $60. 372.4690 - I Rental Purchase Plan Color World TV 644 1006 . Simmons twln beds with I'll TV $14.95 Color 372 5333 STEREO CLEARANCE Income and Investment Property NI Roberts & Oilman JOHN SAULS AGENCY 8305500 211 N. Oak, Sanford Inc Realtors Lcrg' 322 7174 day, 3730,4ueve. ItkK,LkLI#k AIJII;n Development Corp. SUBDIVISION SANFORD '1973 MODEL NEW BRICK HOMES CLOSEOUT VA-NOTHING DOWN Your Choice Of the following for Only 3 tiedro,j. central heat and air model home open 1-4 P.M. daily Ph. 373-7010. Gre.nb&t Realty Realtors ....., 15505 ORANGE AVE ORLANDO "Snloro s an-ri Leader" Your Multiple Listing Aqency REALTORS 7363 Park Or THE TOUCH OF convenient k,catlon, and right price Payments. $160 monthly. No wliting to QU4IIf. . (.-çv) we send truck. Joplin Piano, P.O. Box 103, Panama City, Fla., 3249 1. ... viylrock'i ..............1750 Full oed. box SprIngs, mattrets $3.5 Danith couch vinyl $10 Other fine used furniture KULP Responsible party Can take on low Fpayment balance. Write befor e Walnut finish, floor model-$11111. Monthly payments as low as $7 per ncntti. See at Sanford Sewing trnter, 307 E. 1st Downtown. Ph. 794fl or evenings-Ill 1146 sofa & Chair UNITED FREIGHTSALES HOMESITE LOT 60 s 130' cn C Portal. In City, Zoned SRI. $1,303 H IL LCR E ST 11*81. 2 bdrm. I bath front den, air. pato cover. $9,993 Dealer. $31-till, LOCH ARQCR----------Custom 3betiroom. 2 bath, one year. 16 x 32 pool 151.000. Assumable mortgage of 1-30.000 at 7k-a pct. 176$ mo. in Chide's lxi's and Ins. 372-787. _.. Assume 7 Pct. Mortgage Beautiful )bedroom, P -ibathhome. KULP REALTY I I !: scl up w'tPin !4 817 W. '1st St. 322•5641 TIwqe ueoroum. i -i atn. zoned commercial, only 124.500. Owner will carry mortgage'. r Dreamwold ltome5, 334-777t.. SEMINOLE REALTOR-ORL.WP MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 1991 1919S, French Eve,, Sunday, 372-7)74 or 372-1496 Roberts & Gilman 830-5500 HOMESITE LOT, 67' * 130, torn.El Portal and Osceola,ro,,ct SI' In city. $7,750. NOW OPEN - Place Homes North Hwy, 1797. lust North of Do Track Rd at beautiful Lak REALTOR on PARK Drea mwold I.aulf:'l spinet-console stored locally. Reported like new. STEREO - -._. uusom Early American Cash buyer for uS ed articles, fur. flltr, etc. HWY 44 ANTIQUES, 372 6912. PIANO IN STORAGE SUMMER SALE On Singer Pleccfli and Whit, ZIg Zags. s low as 126. See at Sanford Sewing Center, 307 E. 1st St t)owntown. 372 9111 Miscellaneous :ercial car pet wholesaler ha it ''% 1-dO,'$Jii(:n carpet left over from commercial installation. Will sell and Install, at builders wholesale cost, 1050 uct. below retail. Financing available up to 34 mOnths. Free home estimate, ARIES CARPET 4I 1551 Call coIlct! tots GREGORYMOBILEHOMES SOOFr('flCP%Ave, 3t03 Orlando Dr 373-3200 323-530 843 4791. DeBary 661 i*S Goods Wanted to Buy CASH 3724)32 for Used furniture, ApplIalices, b oo' , etc. Buy I or 1 001 Items Larrys Marl. 315 Sanford Ave Musical Merchandise 59 STEREOS SEWING MACHINES FACTORY PRICES M?,,COIATE INSTALLATION TEPI ACRESabout two thirds set ('ranqe rcrl, rest unimprr'. -- - lIny locally arid get service. Singer G'lden Touch & Sew --$77. 1-lecchI Zicj Zau 'SIR CARPET WALL TO WALL Near Airport t'athryn Estates. Pro-Grand e Opening discounts, Models let u so you can moyo in-.today, Ask .tboulfre.r,qt reede4lvery and BALL REALTY Cte.an.3t)droom,2 both. cntralair and heat, kitchen equipped, fenced back yard. masonry, wall t *ll carpet, an Florida room. M low asV,500clowli $143 to $215 PITI. P40 red tape. Move right in ________________ lAypt CORBETt REAL ESTATI, ,1t nc ;- iI P J --HURRY CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR ;i ei:; 91 S9.S0O Redify m home'S with Qarage, air and carpeting. Located on a Street with take bre'ete's, Walk to th0opng 4n-d S"hOotS Low payment Only 122.303 to 121,750. I additional lot, range, refrigerator - & tiorncs, dflJ l(t% ul Hacienda Village. 1)1-4111. New Looking C-n?ra, heat & air. 2 bedroom. wall to wail carpet. closed garage, TEN beuflful acres with deep well and trpc- Realty Ake sure you ha ve a place 10 pu 'fiat new homebpfore you buy, Wi Drr Household 109W. itt St. Mobile Home Bank Repoisesslont IS to choost from. *31.232 LOngcoci ._ 51 Mobile Homes I,IV style has 3b.drooms.1 both. and 4 flreplacef Shade and fruit trees. heat air, fully c.arpefeo. conven tlønat flnan.ng 671 .6O, CRANK CONSTRUCTION. -- ()) .It'j 1103 E. 75th 5? • Sanford ' . WILSON MAIER FURNITUPI buy sell trade 31l-315E.FirstSt., nsn -Four 51* piece place settings, Gorham Chantilly Sterling Sliver, exlra pieces. Four live piece place settings China Montclair by Lennox 127 3323 otter i Stenstrom TV.Radio.Stereo 53 ' Cost, --------------=zr. 68 For sunburn, Itching, Inct bites, chapped hands a (ace use Norwalk Vitamin E Skin Cream, Fairway Plaza Pharmacy. 1 MAITLAND FLEA MAPY Hwy. 7 07. Cpen 5)?. & Sun V S &3I 9S50, 2970 For Sale Looking for livestock buyers? Pla :e 'a low cost classified ad for result ---- - - SANFORD REALTY IMMACULATE SO 7 lots 150' * 200' 11500 each. Terms Call 149 360* Realtor, 3235774 t ' &" CBrnári ReaIt - s Inc - Lots and Acreage _________- Hall Realty 830.5500 M. UNSWORTH REALTY . 372 76t3 . _. 1571 Park Or 377 211$ ReaDo-aifler Hours: 127 971111,11. 37239I;33701J onl y6i' 13 NICE 3 BEDROOM, l bat h. Kitchen equipped. WW carp jivate yard No qualifying, do sn paymeffi and pay ItS? per ni 0 Only $77.303 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN BROKER Houses for Sale 41 -- ---------- 3 bedrooms. 1', Ic '.th ce'tr I•I't arid a ir Large yard .,, privacy fence. *33.300. Terms, TAFF ER REALTY I- Houses for Sale JIM HUNT REALTY MODEL HOME 1304W.Fairb WE TAKE TRADES RealtorS 8157133 INTFRFT ' - Pay equity SANFORD and as rnortgge on 3 btdroorn, sume I bath home S71.S00 Terms - S - 41 74 411 Forrest Greene, Inc. ° Diand new 2 or 3 bedroom tewnhouses. Choice location! No car needed to, Shopping. schools or churches.Wall to wall theg .arpetIng. Dithw6sher, dlposal. range and CCntral he$ir, Hurry There's only lot each. 372 • KULP REALTY • f\ t 0 Sanford 32' 69a summer Items, 25c. All Soul's Sharing Center, SI? Sanford Ave.9 tol7, s IA I - parts, KENMORE machines s'zrvlc,, used MOONEY APPLIANCES, 37). SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE, all mpIn quimg c.rr,ping equipment, U.nam, it, e have Ill Govt surplus gal.. Surplus World, II4JI E. Hwy. 2170344, Appliances Miscellaneous For Sale r F_ - c by Art Sonsom Houses for Sale ii -- JIM LASH CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS I I Sanford 9Ph.Mi.322-1055 N. of Hwy. 436 on Hwy. 17-92 0s1and0647.887E )L �i 13 — The Sanford Herald Thursday, Sept. 13, 1973 commissioners criticize Developers MOM Mortgage Is sviuna,I SALE! S JOY Obligation ONE REGULAR rnrr Cur AS 11"INCE Signirg a purthase-money note and mortgage becomes a Personal obligation. Only the mortgagee or his lawful assignee can release the signers from the obligation, (22oz) 99 C Q. My company moved me from Oklahoma to Ohio. We sold our lxgne. A real estate txoker working with a title company handled the sale. The buyer of our Oklahoma home assumed the payment of our note and mortgagc to the bank, Three months after the sale, we get a letter from JOY BONUS BUMDLE ALL 3 PIECES IWY 17-92- SANFORD - NEXT TO A&P RE HOURS DAILY 9 t5 TSUNDAY 10 to 7 1 - 1, TABLETS I The kink cavs we are still ti nuL cuzed the mortgage. How can that be A. Only the mortgagee at the time of the transfer or by any other writing can release the mortgagor of his personal liability for the debt, even, as In your case, the buy.r asswpes the payment of the r• sec'irt'd by the mortgage U.S. lt). In Oklahoma the mortgagee must expressly agree to release the mortzagorand accept the buyer as the debtor. 173 P.2d 2U Okla.) The banks are not unhappy to have two parties liable, although they do not encourage the situation. I - Mars Candy = - 4= 0 a "* r r— JLiJ UUD EFFERDENT KINGmm -:- - own M& - =0 40W gap 4 TRACK TAPES DENTURE '--- B - 2 FOR HNNIM 2. 4 II p VA j 3FOR 6 oz SIZE 99 - - ' hs Rod M 60 TABLETS st VALUE Li &I eft w ow - - land by adverse possession, the occupancy must be open and notorious against the whole world It als, embodies the idea that the awners or persons interested on the -. . .. ,., ..., - - G Solid .E9 State RECORD PLAYER - 2 Speed 45 + 33 RPM I WILLIAMS Revised Code of Washington 61-12.070 says that in the absence of a written express agreement to the contrary in the mortgage or otherwise, the court will direct that the amount remain. Ln unsatisfied after the sale of the mortgaged property be satisfied from other property of the debtor. VITAMIN C c ELECTRIC A. 54 TABLETS SHAV.LOTION W am ow — 4"W 419AP aw _ — dow low REG. 98C VALUE REMINGTON 300 LBX CORDLESS L = No Iwo : ' j RAZOR L1. Q. Recentb marned, n wife and! want to buys houi in Orange County, Calif. I — \ 1, >p SHEET FILLER PAPER gathering as nuch inforiiu. tici as I can about home uwnersnp, especially its responsibthties and liabilities. For instance, what is a deed of b ust in the purchase of a home? Suit aims A ta F Fou 1 Its onte, - . g d nnexation A rows i No r h S tree t r) A Tra A. In California it's a mortgage agreement that gives ownership, legal title to the house you woiM buy, to a trustee, He holds the owner. _______ __ ______ T - a m taxes , SUNBEAM PORTftILE -- = G.E. CASSETTE TP WNW — — #' 4=0 MW ow I-0 Reg. 79c .0 rni rAT _ EtMAX FOR MEN4' STYLING I :"3 I F 1 - - i1 ______ _____ - ., - - . ForiA hat the law says about your legsl problems, write J Fk-mL (pr% Setice, In cart;: ne- i. I .------ is a I - ' - Earnings or wages may be garnisieed if a judgment obtained for the unsatisfied axnowiL 'Rf-v. Sui t Y, %Vah. 7.33.280 Calikrnia C.C.P. 6921 the trustee must give notice of sale to the debtor, post it on the property andpubIith the notice once week for 20 days m l of gitng exct time nind plu the ' : y judgQ. Ones a defic ment mean that after the Iorechure on a defaulted note and mortgage, and the sale of the property doe't bring enough to pay the debt, the mortgagee can even garnishee my wages for the balance? 'riThid does tEe law In the State of Washington say? In e os*ts Pai ' , faulted kan. . 4 . w dew - - ' . n ess - property have knowledge of the occupants assertion. In your 3tate of North Carolina the occupancy must be conUmxus for ID years (Cer sat, N.C. 140. the de- - ' tvictions Treatene $ 18 KODAK 35 MM KODACOLOR FILM 20 EXP A. To acquire ownership of ... News Diges t _~A — 4U1 Lhe proix -- -- 4 property. Without my know!-. our; iz, a sumwx lEme he built a dock there while we were away. If he continues to use the dock bow long would it be before he could claim the property as being his, even though I own It according to my deed? trust for the lender who generally furnishes the bulk of the purchase money. On default of the payments, and imurance the trustee can Herald Staff Writer - c Reg. 49c Each .' - CANDY BARS !'— Is Feared ____ - m au •-,- — ea t H LONG WOOD—Land AvenueCredo Street property owners, afraid a health hazard may exist, planned to contact the county pollution control department today on the flooding intersection where senile tanks are under more Frtutz.r ez 1. 11773_5rfcrri, Fiorlth 2771 than a foot of water. The 66th Year, No. 21 Price 1G CCflts situation, they said, has existed six-to-seven weeks. Mayor Eugene Jaques told the city council Thursday night if the problem Is ahlosLd to / 9,95 continue we may find ourselves In the same position astnccity LAND AVENUEATCREDO ' r~ of Oviedo." . Septic tanks flooded __I,-• -::_( Oviedo currently has a problem with septic tanks unde- water in Oviedo Oaks Im • • I 81X 131,ASTIC GAIIIJAGE BAGS containing 95 Ullit 1. The state DPC has cited <A, ."e the city, the land developer and per cent of the Chopped up remains of a man Prolperty owners with allowing are unearthed in an undeveloped section of a contamination of waterways retirement community police say. from the tanks. (PRA) Jaques said the flooding % problem was caused when two GOV. ASKEW has grabbed the initiative from new duplexes were constucW the legislature and state Supreme Court in ByJohn A. Spolski On low lying land when the moving toward collective bargaining for : water had been contained. < When the houses were built the employes. PU Well I'll be darned... land was filled in and thus As much as I'd like a By BOB LLOYD water is being dumped ° in the local housing projects is $23.73. Costs of rehabilitating button" phone, per haps there Herald Staff Writer THE POLITICAL MAJORITY in Chile encity street and flooding nearby : units for new occupants cost from S= are some other things which to $408, according to dorses the junta, homes, he said. Wilson, a, which denies claims from have a higher priority (cause Tenants occupying 150 of Sanford's 480 low rent public 0 Jaques admitted the city ousted government lenders of resistance Wilson told board membei s now that he has "the tenants' there lsanaddIt1ona) charge for housing units have been threatened with evicUon Saturday issued building permits within the army to the coup. (Page IB) attention" an the deficits he will work out paymenu for them this conveniefte item). to pay security deposit structures and Itnal ini Wsnnti take a guess at which f they (oiie to the housing authority offke. ts totalling $5,296. . ,. .,, spections but, he said city water A hAIL OF (.Oi (.ItESSIONAL OPPOSITION "lax-supported" organization The Administrator Thomas Wibon authority board authorized Wi1zo's attendance over In told horsing authority service has been denied until a board members Thursday he sent the notices to tenants after Already has its order in for s has greeted a suggestion that President Nixon the next 30 days at two national conventions in Chicago and drainage solution has been "nice letters*' failed to result in security deposit balances these latest Inventions of Ma Atlantic City. A, might prppose Increasing income taxes during j found. ting paid. Wilson reported architects are ready to release the first l lie said a plan suggested by the inflation and returrdng the funds to tax- ii-'~ Nah, I ain't gonna telL..we'll Wilson said the authority rent roll is $13,528 a month, based payers later (Page 1 B) M and M Builders that dry wells apartments rdurbished in William Clark Court under an on occupancy of 455 units. Lease agreements signed by wall until they're installed and $820,000 modernization program for the 480 housing units. be constructed would create an : tenants call for security deposits equal to one month's rent— then go out and take "New gas cookstoves will be installed next week and hUt) even bigger problem for the paid $5 initially and $5 a month until the full deposit Is made, pictures$oyou'i1beableo officials will make a fina l inspection before the apartments city. THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMISSION M SecL itydeposarer is for yourself! red under federal regulations to can be re-occupied," Wilson said. Councilman Dick Crenshaw MUST vote on utility rate increases at o"rn he lp pay f or damages that must be repaired when tenants And when that happens, William Clark aid he told the builder before Court's 8SunIts are 22 years old. Wilson said meett'ings to comply I ' WI move out. Wilson said average rent per month on apartments with Flor beleha you'll be able to hear a orida's s governmodernization of all the units should be completed by June. construction began that the taxpayer's yell ment-in-the-sunshine law, Atty. Gen, Robert land was low. Several which you haven't heard for.a Shevin says. (Page %) suggestions were heard to long, long time, Ovldetmmediatereflef,one being to rent a "mud haw" Index Pump to force the water almojt two blocks to a Longwood North We've been sold a bill of Area deaths 111 Entertainment -lA storm drait. goods on Article 5 dnd till of Bridge costs savings and speed which Calendar .... ..........3A I jospital notes ........ 3A we taxpayers would gain with audlence said the water in the Church News ........... 2A irm Public notices ..........SR '* Inception. street and up to floor levels at : Classified ads.........6-7B Society ...............6A Asan example...did you know .% Comics.................58 several ho and a Sports ................2-511 half Orlando attorncy James M. plants or prohibiting any mediately," the suit states, that if a police officer Is called two tt Crossword puzzle .......6A State ................ ...U health and safety standards" Russ and developer W. Earl treatment of additional sewage to a scene of a fight, it would Ja ues and )U Dear Abby .............U StOcks ...... ........ ...18 The Little Wekiva flows Into and this has resulted in the man Bill Kiosk pledged some Downs today filed a class action over and above present levels the Wekiva River that take him another two or three ' Editorial comment .....4A flows discharge of Improperly 'IV .....................7A suit in circuit court at Sanford until such time as the plants from Rock Springs and action days before he could be , J Wekiva treated effluent % against the City of Altamonte comply with all state pollution Springs and human papers on the individuals State Parks to the St. wastes into the little Wekiva. Springs Springs and Southern Gulf control requirements." volved. Johns River. The Wekiva is a ,, Utilities Inc. charging ImThe lawsuit alleges the Ch allen Another one.. whereas It cost ' " e state canoe triii and is under p011UtiOflof the river has caused properly treated effluent from "Though the the Sanford Police Dept. about quality of Its consideration as a National cont.lnuous vile and obnoxious sewage treatment plants of the (Uttle Wekiva) wate $800 last year for paper suprs Scenic River. odors, high algae content city and private plies, the proposed budget for firm have s'vcrely declined In the past damaged making the waters appear th this comIng year will be arounti e Little Wekiva few years, It has not been c, Russ and Downs allege th G River and e"slimy," discolored and lands along the $4,000. river, severely damaged that it could Altamonte and Southern Gulf dangerous for The lawsuit asks damages human And... And...'-he pollee officer now Homeowners In the un1n. SR 436, Altamonte Springs and because no county owned in not revert to its previous clean treatment plants have accepted recre excess of $2,500 and injunction state should the actions of for processing more sewage ' spends about an hour-and-a. corporated Palm Springs Road listened as County Cornproperty is being annexed," half each day tied down with area decided Thursday night to missioner prohibiting "InJurious parties Illegally dumping than can be properly processed No date has been set for a Dick Williams said Williams said. He added that operation of the treatment pollutants then be halted Im- "in accordance with valid red tape. Reports, reports arid ta ke their fight to Tallahassee If the county has no power to stop hearIng. e co ty th un aLso has no power to necessary to halt Altamonte the nnnexation, more reports, stop a county road annexation Itirvisight ... a t.erible sham? Springs' land annexations and "The board of county cornHe also warned the residents that we didn't listen to at least rrzonlngs near their homes. missioners can do nothing as an they are limited by what they t The group of 38 property official body to help you. The can half of the lawyers who do because they do not live responded to their own poll owners led by Joseph Cadfl1j courts do not recognize any In the city. prior to the vote on Article 5 and met at the First Federal reason for the county to be (',,I Williamssaidjfanyuonor came out In Opposition to same. Savings and Loan building on befort' the courts t .,.I4 I in annexations the state law governing on. A nei.ation and rezoning has been County Commissioner Greg Gar) Lundtquam was 200 j4:.J, violated by the city, the owners . (._-. }J l" l)i.urnmonti was saving "I told yards from his North Street can take court action But heyo so" today after his home when his car became ALIN& Back when I was spinning said, this would only be a s predictions of problems on wedged in the rut and sank in records, If we so much as ac98P -measure and the city, even North Street. Rolling Hills the mud. It was two hours, (epted a free ilburi or disc If defeated In court, could Caine true Thursday night. before the vehicle was pulk-d from the record conpanies, it merely correct Its action and 3.64 Inches of rain out by a wrecker. Lundequam was called"payola." annex and rezone the land drenching South Seminole 'V said today, 'I'm sending the again, It digressed to more t torrent of water rushed off bill to Greg Drummond." "The people who inake the things like an auto or a yacht, t At the county commission decisions in Altamonte Springs Hilltop Street acroas North etc... but it was still a "no-no! is The same rule appliesIn are not responsible to you or Street, which under repair by meeting eariler this wech. 10 Pk Anyone in this rcxiuii, \S ullianis Irwiuuontt III itli tx)htics. in the mud. id. How ever, there are seine AV I drive vehicle at the location 24 politicians who have alleged!) The commissioner said -. .-, —' hours a day while repair work is been in receipt of so much groupdoes have the Seminole stuff" from "charitable Legislative Yesterday's high 92 low this being done to look for dangerous conditions and assist persons" that It required a delegation and the potsibility truck to deliver It to thelij. exists that the delegation can was a total of 3.16 inches of rain. motorists. The motion wa Never directly to their place Piss & special act to elln-driate Partly cloudy through seconded by John Kimbrough, of employment, but rather, fthe problem the other corn' You ha ve Saturda) with a chance of but nix ' trunendotj power with the direrti) to their hoin,'s thundershowers mainly during dtlegation because you elect Would you believe that one Is the afternoon and evening Drummond said there had -c them" Williams said supposed to be a' sear s supply hours highs mostly ) in the been trouble on Labor Day of meata",,.there Isn't enough "Altamonte Springs is lower )s Low tonight mid los when there had been a washout . --.. spreading like a cancer," money around to compare its Rain probability so per cent andhe had hoped toavert more C mlii!, said The group decided value in dollar', and trnh thit'.' during th 1 i tni O ir tent for motorists in the tuiR l to formally organize as the days. at aight lion by stationing a man there L'abn Springs Association, to Cold air dipped deep into the '••4 • "If a man had been there, he contact other civic associations central I'blns today, dropping could have put out warning COMMISSIONER DICK WILLIAMS The only beef in plentiful to present a united effort and to teniperatur to the 50s as far Hanes and this could have ptg CAR STUCK ON NORTH STREET supply is about the price of 'County has no power' go to TaIluhajec. U nee- south as the Oklahomaavoided," Drumniond cornDrummond helps free It (Donna Estes Photo) ceasar) Panhandle men'ed Ilci aId Photo By Cindy Jane Flanders Aw. — — NESTLES - :•-- I PRERECORDED MUSIC --- CLEANSER In r7 _ - 8 SIZE p MMY TU REG. 1°100 TABS V' Parts Of Seminole Winsor Manor development flood danger from a blocked The City of Longwood also Bush called on Langwo to "docw'nent" problems caused "hinging Langwood by SR 434 where a outflow valve. oc by a thread," said parked cars, destroying came In for its share of develop drainage pipe on state lrnd was The valve flood relief routes for by developers In the area, dnd the county has a "moral driveways and flooding homes. had been closed criticism with County Engineer Island Lake to flow north In the wake of Thursday's blocked, causing flooding of the (luring the rains, Into to present the evidence to state obligation" and was not Bill Bush joining Drummond In Soldier to protect citizens Sixty children in the Busy Bee Creek, noting that and federal engineers, In hopes there. heavy rains which left one man road, according to NWSCiy On Douglas Avenue in county roads opened until Just prior to 8 this blasting the city, In Bush's developers have filled In half of Longwood dead and thousands of dollars chief J.C. Lavender. and morning, when he arrived, words, for acts private which have Winsors Lake's 40 Ucrcs, flush said development Altamonte Springs were damage In scores of flooded Lavender and Conunissloner Jacques said. engIneers will take steps to throu County evacuated by firemen after "endangered the residents ghout the South solve the problems, homes, two angry Seminole Greg Drummond worked most "i suspect "71je valve was (then) open there, and State Highway 434." ha;" removed forest land water reached eight inches County commissioners today of Thursday night to clear and running," Jacques said. "I Longwood has trolling Lake W1113or at a level The charges and threats of providing natural abwbtion of deep in the building. "The City of threatened to arrest developers clogged drains and not acceptable to the state, manholes. talked to the foreman on the allowed development to go Casselb arrest came duri nga sterun water,so that hur reportedly lost burn ricanes C or their representa tives who Also Longwood Mayor Job, and he Informed me had w Bush said aRer i.u.nmond erner its sewer service, and reports staff meeting hich 13 in direct violati ailed 0fl "invade public land to monkey Eugene Jaques went to Winsor Just opened the on of noted developer's b Drummond valve and was the regulations," Drummond Pipes which Corn :ur(a'r C.Ufl off which 1 g on the typhoid-endangered with pipes and drainage." Manor this morning with the preparing to clean out the designed to nssioner Mike Hattaway 0 dra mis a,. produce SiW.â. sand added. "And all the developers Oviedo Oaks subdivision were Harshest words came for the shunt ater into tw not immediately available from • s hard care about is their own sub. more rapidly norTnal drainage hit by The rains washed away roads county hard-pressed to ( S OH. recent rains and flooding thorughout the Altamonte keep uP staff with the Would allow. — Winsor Manor and Lake Springs, 1-4, 436 and 434 pti1oe area, callsin iThursday '7 night Repeated telephone calls Kathryn Estates trailer park. and were blam ed for the death and tncnjn from The Herald today seeking H l h )Jatthway, noting reports that of a Jacksonville truck driver "We've had close to 100 calls comment from the Winsor temporary weir on Lake Whose rig flipped over On 1-4 Just during office hours," Manor developers were Un- Kathryn has already collapsed, near Lake Mary Boulevard. reported a roads department successful, and that its companion on the Seine subdivisions reported secretary today. "It's really Drum:ond asked Bush to other side of the lake is six feet of water, innudating been a bad year for us." - — i000''/GR 4 Reg. or w-lron 13 01. - cArruADIJ Flood - MusIIuImIII,I,,,#, t7l dam M Q. I gave my neighbor the right to dock his boat on my R - - FOR THr iq N - W COUCENTRATFD . TUMSI T IMII Ar WVIILJj I Reg. ),9_ 35 Player Lay-A-Way WxIiiilitTffDhiiF4 Fun Size ,.84er 3 — ItIIlf!I!FF4 4%iO.11 7.4 SOMINEX the bank savimj that the buyer 16- th JaaU4 un 46 pdynsents. 21J NECREST SHOPPING C-E N TrR Uj Rains - - /L SUPPLY LIMITED 00111111111111 9 By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer I WHEN YOU BUY 2 GIANT SIZE By FL J. DEMSON, J.D. Copley News Seriee WN& \N e - her - - ' - - -- - - - - - ' - . . - . . . - . - ' S � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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A_ I IT h . \ I. ' '.' THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Highway Forest City. Florida r. Rn Tar, *!Urday Services i \>.' , 11 - °°°°° I OUR . '- 11011 FM 11-0013 00 NATION m. '. Break Thou Bless Thou Thou art . L I - 1150 ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Oro Billy Groll,n %\\ the the • Dear life, ck-tr Lord, of truth, . L - me Lord, C) __~~_ I to to ord, Fo .. ;.. __ - Pavo- ________________________ au bread FIRST SOUTHERN 11 METHODIST CIIURCM 3410 Sanford Ave. 4 -- f :4Sa m Sunday SChOOl MOqflêrXjWOfSh4p EpvorthLragUc tvrnnWorhit) W ed Privr itf Ciiurch f .'.TRR $ OSa m nday School 9 ISa '.c•rn.ng Woranp ooi m U angtlatic Serv. ........ 6:00p.m. .irflily N1qflI Service 1*1 11,11' wi i - __________ .11 So,st1ns1eL1:Iisi 11 006 iii q SPIRO AGNEW 6 tSp in ?)(1p T1 7 ))o rn * On offense Mor(s,'lurI KULLING HILLS / L/)i.C() / to HOLY CROSS just FaoIInter%ate , QQW Church School L F --:v Service and Cllv'ChSchool . I Agnew Lacks mmunity BALTIMORE (AP) -Vice President Spiro T. Agnew has no constitutional immunity from criminal prosecution, the Justice Department argues. Replying Friday to legal questions raised by Agnew's lawyers, U. S. Solicitor General Robert 11. Bork said in a written brief that only the president has such immunity. Lawyers for Agnew have sought to halt the federal grand jury investigation of the vice president, contending Agnew must be impeached before he can be criminally prosecuted. In other developments in the Agnew case Friday: -The federal prosecutors met for more than two hours with Jerome Wolff, the engineering consultant and former Agnew aide who is ex- - ., _.J - ,. Corner 11h 4 Elm 4 - . THE SEVENTH DAY I Prosecutors : .: - .. f 1 noon Prayer MCCInQ * * CHURCH OF 000 103W. 22nd Street MorningWorship ' -. Churn, Of God SundaySchool ......t;45a m Morning Worship ..Ii 00a.m Chur c h T ra i ning ....IlSpm. Evening Worship 7:30p UI Wed Prayer ..........7,00p m Scr,ce 9 30I m II 0043 00 Radio Saturday Wednesday Evening _ - * * FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sit Pare Aveeive . Patoc Rev. Jay T Coamato PM.IOC WWQS an __ - Baptist list Also - .. 00 .lbbathScp)l .orthp Servccs - HOPE OF OUR COIViMUNITY. ,__•J - 0 ! Church.° - ..THE 9.50a rri Aaron Burr, Thcmas Jefferson's vice president, in the early iBOOs or that of Otto Kerner, a federal ap peals judge convicted this year in Illinois of conspiracy, fraud, perjury, bribery and income tax evasion. The brief said that to grant the vice president's contention that impeachment must precede indictment would make a failure by Congress to impeach eqllRl to a grant of immunity from criminal prosecution. pected to be a key witness next week before the grand jury. -Agnew lawyers issued subpoenas for newsmen representing six publications and two broadcast networks, seeking to force the reporters to reveal the source of news leaks concerning the Agnew investigatien. -The White House declin ed to predict what President Nixon might do if Agnew's lawyers tried to force testimony from administration officials about th e news lea ks. In its 23-page brief, the J us tice Department said the Constitution is silent about criminal immunity for the vice pr es ident and therefore "no immunity exists," The government po inted out that no impeachment preced ed the murder indictment of House Speaker Carl Albert has rejected the vice president's request for immediate House investigation of the case but he left th e door open for a future handling of the matter by the Ho use. The J ustice Department brief said the statute of limitations would expire as early as Oct. 26 on "some of the possible illegal activities being invetitpd " 10 004 m Church Tra#n.ng - As..wrnbly . -j.. ... 1 ... . f ('WI . Cor 211h and Elm CHURCH P.stcr Rev Hi*iryA Thomas Fr. William Ennis, .......Patio. AnI$? Pastor Fr.P J. Kett 7 0Op m Si? VigilMata $a.m. 10:10a m SunMos tO 30. n 1 00 m 1 30p M. I? MorninQ Worship Church Training - l,'p Lmtn.rIJ 45a m 11008m A- ISp rn - 5. S - . •11l-___-goopw ...- . eth -." . . 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DbSldY II 00. ru At%emy Worship 8 00p i' Evrnnj Wnrthp " PS Sunday WTRRBroadcast bible Study Mcwn.rKl Worship . . 10 p Wednesday FO D FAIR STORES, and Employes - "' LCOt Emeritus Pastor I 8:)O&IIALM S;C,1CP .. $000 I) 00 a m 40) eairt aw-cw aflifts4 Cnurdi.. Crystal LaSe 1. d. Las. Mary • - 1_'._-.) ayrr £ 30 1) PUBLIX MARKE and Emplo,es 4ftwMt Calvary M.tsAuna -y 0tp*i-4,4ig, Ue Salem Pttm,hvr 8ati*t Chueth. 1509*- llffi SI Ntw Mt. Zion 0.1*1*51 CPuriM. I7 Pear A.# R*i-t4 Pant 0ajIst CPnvci.. IlaIW 7)t, 5 4..Ps-.. c,... w rt - IiI -- rh First 9404i first C"CP0 of Gwwvo MensPrayer Breakfast Thursday 6L308 PAOLA WESLE VAN CHURCH Old Route i4at Paola Rev. William E. Miller. Pastor SundaySçhooi 9:15a.m. 544 Orange Street 'rv I. Ruth Grin? Pastor ..unJayScpiool tO 006 n-i MOVflhnUWOrthsp Ii OOa " Wed Bible Stuct Conguiors Meeting Sunday p ' tV!S T0n*4 Ii * I I?t ., -- SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO INC. and Employes ire-ry A - Ctw'Ch St Mary M4t -, .-.i -0 t'- '-ft . Chr*i,.n Ch..tii 3 .**a P CHRIST ft,, - *. HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff s _.... - IJrd. -. i,._. .,- C*UittfAN I t*i crt-. OjrO't i! S tantr4 ... 5aritrt (1*51.n Ctu'.wtIi til W Pt... it -r i ca ().r Rd u il- Park A. - I? W.Cana$ttrry at' 14 c'i,'! 0d 4 ri-1 ,1i ¶d't P 4.p ''- (.ti"h (Aur 0, 01 CJ*r.tt. 04 thl t * Inn hot*d. Oiith of (twist (MUlCH o ouo Ct'U*OI 04 God. WI ChvyCh W C,00 60 W jjy4 $1. C hu h 04 Gnu oiioo ChurCh 04 004 McI , ss. its ,.porwos Ciiurch 04 , 1437 * 0 Orvi Ci- _* Mk7P40015y Barrett Undid M .if4.t M.DiodiSt Chuith, E ... 'it. En ICrrSe Bear Las, MattiodaSt Bethel A U B. Ct.urde. Canaan HQts. Ceit.sti*rry Cornrnuntty l.fritqd Methoditt (ict,. ft,.. , RJ at Ji-tc*i Ch - urtt, *4 CAr it tnngw000 4. i--i (attL (Jj p,j p r5 E?AONAL Ca hte' let, ,, C*4 Qivtth. Ill it Aye-. s A/V15 a'hu*,c ChutOi Dtigd Tr.t It A,qi,u14...e- CSttIO* C Ct,,wU, $u0W4 Dr. twar Button Rd C4etry t hir.t $4 Cl*nttin C"4'O-i, .:i AT4.4L,LIC (7 , 4 -. it#' , ti lii, I 1aIryw CHURCH r-wrcb 104m *'l5 Rd AiImm* Sp-inqt William Case$ 1ty (,g,,r,,. & bJle"a,,t S5 7".' H atrliø fitvrCh. 747 Otan. Av* ix 111 n-I (tfl ii FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Soft#". Fla £lrdSt V*I'QiIL Bryant Rev PcennethW Mullis Mn.atrs p5qnlngWorahp I 30a COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN 37?SSautti Orlando Drove Rev W,lIirnC S*star Jr Post 91 WcwtI-ip II (., m Church School 94 am Youth I ellowthp 6 COp m. Choir Tuesday 7 - 30 p.m Evening Service 7 30p 11:00& rn - - - . 471 '" PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WitburAve .LakeMavy Re v A I ,uiutay (Fiutch Shool '.'*fnnq Worship Youth Group S ISa n' II OOa m 7 )Op n-i (hOr Pra(tic 44tht ,, -vrk4. n Cu'.';'. 'P js. i-', s of G MtsI. En! erpri EPISCOPAL All Sr.ri, Ep scepel Chtwrt, F t Chuvch t,.j Christ FH5(.104 Church. Mc I nA p At En!rrpr I$SPO4 Ct,t EP.-UIC44 Part *e- at Am t.t LUTi4rp4f4 I ., '-'4 (P'-tid 1.'*'i 7*, tIi.vn C'-'-7. (-'s i.*X ft fjiitit.'t't 0rIn Dr 4. .i 4.3ifanflnNt*Is.R,o,.erner tos* flm pier' " 'øi LeTh0404* Church 0odon 00,4 Dr 4. ChurCh , (4.i-p - 4 ... -- ,.'. • ___ - ,, i'/ij-.)flfltQr(J, - Florida 327/1 Price 20 Cents . * - - - - - -- - _ . - _ Ii THE ASSOCIATED PR ESS I cayne, fla., announced that --iZ:)' . (Earlier story Page 9A) President Nixon was following A BUDDING BATHING BEAUTY Air, sea and ground battles the situation closely A Good Point ... from Supt. of " ceiving a 6:30 a.m. telephone Schools William Layer. All raged today on Israel's front DAVID H. PURDY of Ormond Beach holds his nine-months-old lines with Egypt and Syria as call from Secretary of State residents of areas where daughter, Dauna DaLynn, who strikes a bouncy pose after splashing children attend morning the Middle East erupted in the Henry A. Kissinger. about in the chilly waters of Ponce de Leon Springs. session at Teague Middle, widest fighting since the 1967 Pentagon officials said the (Herald Photo by Cindy Flanders) Forrest City Elementary and War. U.S. 6th Fleet in the MediterraEgypt claimed its forces nean was maintaining normal Jackson heights Middle School are urged to leave their outside overran a number of IsraelI p operations. But they would not f sitions on the Sinai Peninsula rule out ship movements tolights on between h and raised the Egyptian flag on 5:30 and 6:45 a.m. ward the troubled area If the This will become even more the eastern side of the water. situation worsened - an action important for all school WilY, taken during an outbreak of Sources in Tel Aviv COnchildren with the return to hostilities in 1970. firmed that the Egyptiani Eastern Standard Thne, at By MARK WEINTZ The Cairo radio broadcast witnesses have appeared. In one case, a member of the Several large area buildings, findings in their reports; broke through some Israeli de- said the end of this month. Herald Staff Writer Egyptian canal Plumbing, electrical and board is reported to have Including a hospital and a large lenses In the first large-scale Ing was launched after Is. building inspectors testified threatened an inspector for printing plant have had . The board uses its inEgyptian crossing of the 200 raelts tried to The Seminole County Grand during the four day probe. "seize part of rejecting the wiring in a Spring tually no on-site Inspection; terpretive powers to side-step foot-wide canal since the war, land on the western bk of Jury heard final testimony The grand jury probe was Oaks home. The Inspector national electrical code stanCairo Radio said Israel ham- canal." Found this one stuck in my about allegations of conflict of called by the state attorney's called the house a "time Inspectors were many times (lards, even though the stanmeted its positions on the typewriter, and feel that "The engagements still are interest actions by the Elecoffice after an investigation bomb," saying the wiring could uverruled by the review board dards affect the lives and safety southern end of the canal and should be repeated. way on the eastern batik trical Review Board and which began when a concerned cause a "violent explosion." under despite reported negative of occupants of the building. "It may be frustrating, but on reported sea and air righting constructions wrongdoings. It CHOP (Committee to Resist of the Suez," it added. the other hand, aren't you glad the Gulf of Suez area. It Dogfights between Syrian wi ll deli be rate Monday mor- Oppressive Politicians) official c'lairned Egypt knocked down 11 you're not getting all the and Israeli jets swirl ed over the fling and may deliver its report reported to the governor's government you're paying Israeli warplanes and lost 10 of cease-lire line along the same day. office and to the state atfor?" That quote is attributed to its own In the bi ggest aerial pied Golan Heights in County Commissioner Sid torney's office that she P robes engagement between the two Lucille Goodyear. Vihien was the Last witness to overheard a conversation co un tries since the 1967 conflict. northeast corner of Israel. testify. He was be hind closed which i ndicated there may be Sirens sounded throughout It also claimed Syrian rael, forcing thousands (torn doors with the grand jury for some wrongdoings in the county broke through Israeli lines their homes In a partial mobili. nearly two hours. Vihien owns building department. REMEMBER WHEN??? All along the Golan Heights cease- ration of forces within hours Vihien Electric of Sanford. The governor asked the state Thursday Sid Vihien Sr. of attorney to investigate and of the newspapers were full of fire line near the three-corner. after the end of the solemn hiS ANGELES (AP) - The the ccierage of the alleged courts ed border between Israel, Syria Jewish Yom Kippur fast. Randall Electric, who Is also a issue a report to Tallahassee. President's associates and tributions and expenditures and Lebanon. corruption In Dade County? member of the Electrical The investigation began in Los Angeles Times says the had subpoenaed all Key Bis- went Into effect April 7, lJ72, "The Israeli forces are In ac- Review Board, testified. Israel called a partial tbIllIt covered a period of 16 secret on Sept. 10 and the grand Senate Watergate committee Is cayne hotels and motels for and 150,000 before that. and thoution against the aggressors," ons which zaUon of Its forces cash months investiga ti Two other review board jury was called to begin probing Investigating con- records of Hughes' agents and The Times said Key Biscayne led to two trials but no con- sands of Israelis left their said a military spokesman In members, Buddy Eidel, the case on Oct. tributions by Howard Hughes to Watergate figures. hotels were ordered to produce homes and Yom Kippur servTel Aviv. victions, chairman and Dennis Shindell, The allegations made against President Nixon's re-election Nixon's re-election finance "any and all documerts relat. campaign. The case hinged or. the ac- ices in synagogues to report to Some observers believed to- also both electrical con- the board include: committee has said that Ing directly or indirectly to the In a story today from Wash- Hughes contributed $11R,000 to tivities of political insider their military units or air raid day's military action by the Is- stractors,, testi fied Thursday. Complain ts of conflict of presidential cam pa ign of 1972 shelters. raeli.s was designed to 'bring Frank Martin, a 71-year-old Since the grand jury probe interestonthepartofmembers Inglon, the Times said that the President's re-election Including, but not limited to, The White House in Key IlLs, the Arabs to their senses• j..J; committee had subpoenaed Key campaign, $66,(X%1 after the hotel records; ledgers; crLttfl began on Tuesday, nearly 20 of the electrical review Coral Gables gas station owner. Biscayne, Fla., hotel records federal I'olice accused Martin and law requiring records; registration cards: showing visits by 19 persons, disclosure of campaign others of attempting to fix court _______ con- receipts. i nc luding Nixon's br other, Don- ____________________________________ decisions, ________ ald, and C. G. "Bebe" Rebozo, a Well, for the records...this ____ . .. wealthylnendof the President. zercise in futility cost the The Miami News also said on Jixpayers nearly $250,000 Ia It Friday that committee Investi. 1u.rter-it,Ill1on dollars). BOA ITON, Fla. (AP - Barber Bob Fluley says he gators s'ere looking Into PIt wm' seem to serve as a -----, gets a thrjIl out of charging certain customers 110 for I sible tics be tween Hug hes and 'cIuli:e; to all of us in 1 H1 . __________ .j. ______________________ shave. IkA - _. eminole County, especially so "I could go so far that I'd be pay ing them ," he says of hu wi th all of the investigations . L J index special customers -women who want their legs shaved at 15 reseatly underwa). rPer. Area deaths Finley said he got the Idea of offering the special sersice Bridge ................6B " after rea ding of an Ohio barber who was jailed for such a &_~~19 ,Vn 0 Classified ads IvEsol --1 practice. . Comics .......... .... SB But he said he first checked on the legality of operatiin rn't Inock the computer. It Crossword puzzle '"- 68 leg parlor as a sideline to his regular business of trimmu Ill akes work for many people ' Dear Abby SB w ho straighten-out its boo-boos. Dr. Crane So far he's had three customers. HIGHWAY HANG-OVER F.dhortalcornment "They au wanted to see whether I'd retlIr d. it or ih(t'r -Hor oscope THIS SMALL truck, moseying down U.S. 17-92 spectators to wonder if someone's desires for a It was Just a put on," Finley said. Pu blic notices ......SC.6C Finley also revealed the best technique for leg .ht',-:r, near Airport Boulevard, drew many a curious camper vehicle hadn't gotten out of hand, "Stupid" students are quite Society ............ 1BB ther by straight or safety razor. of ten the product of Unglance. The tool shed hanging over the sides ............10A-13A (Herald Photo by Bob Lloyd) "The best way Is to rub the soap in," he said. "You just pe rceptive teachers, dwarfs the bed of the truck, and caused many State - have to rub and rub and rub." .- Grand ury Winding own THE LAKE MARY UNITED 4:SGp m 7 - 3Op, - h Reporters for The New York Times, New York Daily SVahfngton Post. W hL'gtz Stir-N:, CBS, 3C, Time and Newsweek Magazines were ordered to appear in a Baltimore court Thursday, bringing notes of conversations with official sources "We will vigorously oppose this step in the courts with aU the resources at our command," said The New York limes. "The Washington Post and Newsweek consider these subpoenas an invasion of their right and the rights of the public under the First Amendment to the Constitution, particularly since any response to them would require the revelation of confidential news sources," said Joseph A. CalIfano Jr., lawyer for the two publications. Richard S. Salant, president of CBS News, said that without the atUty to keep sources confidential "American Journalism and the free flow of Information would be dealt a severe blow." Agnew's lawyers were given authority earlier In the week t..l....... . -. w Subpoenas uipucna aim and iase ueposiuons So prone the source of leaks about the Agnew Invtt1gatbon. The subpoenas were served Friday on: Fred Graham, CBS; Nicholas Gage, New York Times; Richard Cohen, Washington Post; Robert Walters and Ronald Sarro, Washington Star-News; William Sherman, New York Daily News; Stephan Lesher, Newsweek; Ron Nessen, NBC, and unnamed Newsweek and Time staffers who helped prepare certain articles. There were unconfirmed reports the Justice Department also was served with a subpoena, but a spokesman refused comment, By John A. Spol.skl rn 9 Asa m 11 We m , . I '-"'. - .. Oak Ave Church School Morning Worship I r1:riIrat',;I(' reporters have been subpoenaed to reveal sources of stories abut the investigation of Vice President Spiro T Agnew say they wIll fig ht the acUua 3! an jnvj.jot of Ffrst fiiendzTieflt Warfare Rages Anew in mlaeOST 7 30 m )'* () 010001111111 I ':iko.sIii/ FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONG WOOD •.. PROGRESSIVE PRNT!NG CO. J. (Jam) Smith and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff c CAurth,C.naan Ho's Sw kqf*w Moosioniorl awist Im 4 Codw $s"S U si onary 0,1s O,urth. ? Cypress $4 First BapIst of F*rtf Bipfiii CAjgcl* of Lake Ma,wi. (4rt aarsi Church V# Lnud,OO11. Cpr caw& o,..t First *safiai thvrth 04 Owi ,t R.ai-f.it CP- g*t, ci 1.r Lei.'ç -''-_'t - t' lr -5 a ' Ill 600 pm -. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr andMrs.AlWilon SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and employes Pcat, Lit. Ba -ttt R.d?. 114. Fern t Sw. al.pi,st(nj,r.si O400?IarIdORd a.,iw*,, PfO9 1 0 ' 'urc' Mdwjy SM04i Mtt.ur*ty Bepf ii Cnirfcit, Writ INI#OrO 'V fi-ett C5**.rth. I9 Pr Aa $iI*'II*d flipt I! C.?Ct' 74.4 PatmidI i It ft4a' I Ct'*.t s p k 1. A..'ss.onory £401.14 O'urth Si Rd uS. DiNe, B*rU Qwti 04 Aitinon4 1.agt. RI . Ana.w-te $4 Jsnwa 54 Pa*4 9jØpt Church. *11 Pine Are t.prino-s B.açrt C'utT.h Norm Pa - -a-i lIyu at ()',.r ii Ii j •-- ,. *-t I .-4 .4 & .&.t .. I- .J. 3lfllcIdy. 66th Year, No. 40 9 - iSa m UMYF Morning Worship 9. As A r" 10 50 a - j 6 3100 in I OCp r' -' UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Country Club & Upsila Roads 4 4 v C)ar*in Pih5 Sunday School rn •iinqW JO so. fil m mi Itee Co $ I SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK HOIN4)rd H HocJc1e clfl(I Stuff A& PWEO The Management and Employes It WINN DIXIE STORES clncJ Employ e s FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAF F SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY BAPTIST 4 M*51*eWv B*ir'ts* CNJrth. l 1. a%t),lary Be 4. - i(., I L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida OI"04 M'O.OnorY Ol,Nch. Pit St & HICLOr, A, ftapt,t MiSs. iiri( 1s.i.e 040$.. Lii-..c.00. I-ti Chittcn, Cta .j WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eurnce I WiIon and Slat f CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. -. .•.-_a'*i 1I#.&iI £45i141 (II 0Wid' di ,,k,tt,,iat, eapt t thurti' tell Pastor - Lyman H. Kirk*on ....Pastor urvanhaed JuøI it. 1973- Longwood sets for Sunday Ser vices at The THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL S eventh-diy Adventist Church Orange Blvd. Lake Monroe Avenue. ALIA _psonta Willard Eldridge Pastor jiprIl Sunday School 1000. m (Just South IS Morning WorsP,p n CO. iii Sunday Sc hoo f Evening Worship I QOp m p 111~00a m or P4ur4ecy&Kind,.rcjart FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI 109 East SecondStrut Sunda.' Service 1 SvndaSchoo Il OOSt lit 15 E Morning Worth P Evening .VorVuip 8.tjIrCIitWr,3 FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER ASkiIIed Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church ASS IMI .15' CF 000 llI AUkf,diy of God 27th A Elr,i .. C PaulSonni-y flbliCla.tt GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford Met Dekie and Employes - av., THE MCKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance DE KLES GULF SERVICE i.utter, - Yin SAP4LANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Pui 0 1reI Sunday School Morning Worsitip I r ~. - flIT mUD Like Mary, Fia Re Wird 110,13117 AW and 419 Park Ave. O'Steen Morning Worship Sunday School -- J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff KENTUCKY FRIEDCHICKEN Kittuti1.y Jim Ernployi., - h, The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible INC. - V1iii OF TAE NAZARENE t1ICmyI4fll L a ke Dr 630Pm Phon.$)44561 - UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Stuff - AitI ''' Virgi*Li . I'ra,.r A Prie CHURCH OF CHRIST Geneva RAlph8rtrjr Evangelist Bible Shoot 10 0('a m Mn#nq Worship It 00. rn Everi.nqwor th,p I OOp m Wd Pray e r 3,vu,. 7 p n-i A, LAX MARY CHURCh Frilotiv ME THODIST CH wed It a m JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Slat a - Saturday isciak - thipSuuc.. EvinlngWorthlp I tSa.rn tEvftf1iQ service -. try !1ør,4.e.. I. CHURCH OF CHRIST fill Part Avpnve Enurion .1 Estes EanQrIst I; 'the4 ______ Friday Psalms 144 1.15 Wednesday ? 4,V(d PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 2s2sPalin.tlo Ave . Pastor Rev 0 E 915a m SundavStuOI 11 Mor ning Worship a / C) o rn Evangelistic Secv.e. Wed. Prayer I 7jQp* 6-hir Study M- A IF!rsi Youth Service - II Knit,, . Ray. William Picket? Pastor Rev. Kenneth 1illec. AiSiit Past or I305Ila M. MornlngWorship Sunda y School 9 - ISa rn UMYI S )Op m Evening Worship 7 00 m W ed flbI, Study £ 7 300 m Service Al jZ Wednesday Psalms 1220-9 Thursday Psalms . C.'1;ritt s4Wtad by th. Arir3i3 7t. 5aist &it$i -...__A.AS.A A. .. (1001C Study COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 4792 at Pin," R id ge Rd 11210-8 CIiawh 01 Christ - 9 Asa, m 11 OOA m THODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive. Sunland Estates Rev. Gary ;sner Patio. i iSa n-i Sljfld.Sy SctiOoI M(WflflQWOrth.p Ii We n-i ..flp m MYF7?. Eve. Wln', IA. t 7:30 Bible Study Wed ?-)op m Tuesday - . 1- 00 p m tii''i'flW0'snip Wed E vening Pra' - 28ti-14 . . Ptr PINECREST RAPTIST CHURCH Airport Blvd Paitc Rev krnnclhHott • 9 455 '' 5ur.flaySchool M-i nt WOrship It 00 m 6 IS P. m CturOi Training Laiv D$*IIS . WectnradayServlce ......7:)Op.m Old TruiPisfor aNe* Day I Monday . . . , Phan* M-1,11il Jamesc Vaughn Minister V 45cm Sunday School I) OOa mn WorVi,pSrrv,i700pm f.wcn.ng Set vi.e - . Sunday, all over the world, Christians will unite in Holy Communion. They won't all agree on the meaning of this sacred act. Nor will they all worship in the same way. Yet they will draw close to the Lord whose truth and blessing they share. They will come to Him. And in their hearts He will come to them. No one knows how this communion is possible. Yet each, according to his own faith. believes that it happens. Mystically, symbolically. miraculously, spiritually-men use these different words to express the SOMEHOW that enflames their hearts. At a Table that spans the centuries, girds the globe, we partake of the Bread of Life-as ONE. p. ..... Church Sctvol AAorn,rvj Worship 5) * P407'E BAPTIST CHURCH Forest City community Center OflHwy. 4)4tW.iICW4$lSf GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH • Wodawn Rc 0 n...iLI,. t'ttøq --- 7 30p I " :' bd 30p n* 1 FIRST CHL.RCH OF THE NAZARENE w Ind SI at Maple Ave Doigia0 Elliott Plt 9 iS a n Sunday School S,.ii) War j4p ---- iO5a m CHRIST UNITED & • . 6:00 p .............. Wed Prayer 04 m ME I I-' I I Sufl NYPS I('tII(K/131 I . I -1 - 14 I . rrliowsh.p Sermon fllC L ..• .1 ni F jr - Newsmen P1urerPrOdrd for . . tat recfary. 1024 Crystal Bowl Cot ) 17350110 -. ., -.. ._,......- I--- .- _ . "\,4 !.",..-,Ay0:-.4Bf^_,i1!1,%-10 S 0000 SHEPERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH O0 Orlando Ave. (17 t.ufhcran Church _oey 'L Paator ID 00: . I i ii I -- - rh .fhat . . - iz~ Thou As Life" __________ - ' flI th. Lutheran Hour :fldjySo Orth p Service r, 4rrV4rfrn 1(1(1 Nursery I J 1 ::9 .7 )04) r Nursery Open .. - _ .*,.. 5 305 lii 1 OlD r. - .; ______________ ST. AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH S4;nt*tnr near Illutlasii Do Ca%%elbtrry F r James Martinez P.iy cc Fr. Marlin Keller ..... .AfltPat,oq St MMt 5 00 ni CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cot 14th %I 8 Oak Ave . u(4I Pallor . - 11W Baptist f - . m 6 Confni.onl Sal - - - 714 Oak Ave., Sanford 9 )0 m - - _.. - Tile *njTy .. Sunday School Rev.A.E.Green 103W2SthPIac. _ L Geneva Center OF IIHEREDEEMER •. .. . LUT -- _ LaiIu;Iu ALL SOULS CATHOLIC MornnoWorinp Evening Worship Family Night (Wed) -- .. Of I tit . I-- .• c FIRST ASSEMDLY OF GOD CHURCH Sunday School I . _ _____ I •.' 1 -- Pmpst*,er'ian Church. IfS 5 Orlando Dr $I Anarews P,ribwt.c'an Church. 9113 Dear It. Rd - UpaaIa Comrni.,nitv Preibytef Ian Church. Upsata Rd PacS, __- How 'Bout I , t PreM,yt.rian ChurCh of DsBary. E Highland W*itml.tsear Pm.wvterian Church. Now. 4l Cass.q4t*qry Nixon Funding lit .ii M'Pat Church, W. Hbanss Rd. 000ary SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST ''at Un.twi MrffioO,st CPw.is. itt Park Ave. F04estL.t,anm day Adwardist Chvqch tt*y, 434 F orest Cit First Ia 04 O.d0 S,ventit d4 Art rid it Church Ma Hand Ave,A 'rsl %oi'trn A.#1P'st 'JitrCn. 3440 SanfOrd Av* Sar.h'i ,*.. rt intiit C'.r,'. ro 4 er P.4sf, .'..e Church 500 W ittu $t f Ii.4PiOd st Church Gene-va OTHER CHURCHES Or ate i'd MetP.Od.,t Chwth, Onora Rd. AIISI, Church Oliu I. tim Grant Pd Wove A01001"st Church. Oviedo 0eMdaivenu.HWihels (h.p,, BeMdaflA, Osterit M,thOdtI Cliucpi Clivivuca Community Chusth P4O1I W'.van fuu4, 5' ( Churthoi 'flits (twitt *4 Latter D.y Saints Z3I$P, St Jl'!*45 A ML. 9th at Cypv,t koalern 0'mux.a Ch.Wth• St Islets (1w aoIonu C, Marv - * A ME hutgh $1 • at, ill. Gst'dn •p.t. Nw1 Il 92. Ptç Part , 'ftut PA.tt'tt Ctiwcti, OsMcn Rd. Fntpi'a. Intl It Chrtt. tc,nt*tt, hO F ?n.i 5' It 't-cJtt(Jt'jct, S Oritary . ;t Latifr-.,.Cp..,,I Orta#ige ftt,.j Lat.M). It 0,4 tpJ 7, TP.-) to CP-uicti Tairgi Firit Fvu St,i,.r, v 04 J0#.Oy$Di SW Pnets Late Mc.vo. Un t lSaJ AU r w ' QS - 't - 0I It r si horn ChLC? 01 the Liv ni God M4*.y NilARE NE PifiIt#t On B tie lat*t'n*c I. P 404od A.. 104 35 01) If i'ChurthoIiwNararrwWindatMa*4. 09510 H kpioi - Fern Park Church 04 the Na:.itn, Xe Pd I er n Pitt F tt Pe,!ecostei Church 04 LOng..uod rr,..*sa Church ci u's tlw C.er.sui Iinrrfli f (IiI4f Fill' GOSPlI T5bent*r lt,4 Count,,. Ci,t, Il 4 e '*'! t -- t ri M_. ft ' Mt 0' i-r 4'-I.nesi (h. s Gas Hit Rd lii-t .' -, --1 (' Hill r't Aa,'* 4. er .4 S*t"#OqII 614 i Cbur th ti S p A, Sinfqrt C,'u.'jn of Jw- ovaat's Wienejips 4006 * a't. it PRESS rIFRIAJI Set.it, AIM1 , I The $4 Lake **tr y Un.t,d Prri.Uyteriv, Church R011ing 0411111 Pdo'àwiØn Church. AstarrgriS pr,ng4 F.rl. -.*Sbyfetian (hulit,. 045 Ave- & lid It t.Miled thijch 04 CIwi$f, Attanti. Corni,e,#t, tttai*i, Alt F.' . 'i,i - ____ - ' -- ' - A Shave, Lady.? �2A—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Oct 7 7973 The Sanford Herald r1 TTSVurgn Shows Pollution Can Be Whipped Two decades and $3 billion after grimy old Pittsburgh decided it could not be part of Govern ment 0 . arssoth alliance began vaLe money. Two-thirds of on In urban the id War 11 b ack leaders appealed from the =1 Iaiiert( -. millionaire Coen. Richard sector. So perhaps 6,000 and. in a feat applauded v for s.rPlernen. . King Mellon with this, then, is the secret of by city-watchers around the tar Cii) Llfl S. .•a. then-mayor and future- Pittsburgh's renaissance: world, ended one fiscal year said "1 like Pete:" says a blac k governor David Lawrence in "We haven't gone out beg- - 1972 - with 1an extardI m of Roosevelt-rush to ging the federal government nary counciiman, hut he hasn't a kind --. -. ---:.. :.rr g soul, People are going It better times Mellon 's money to save us,' says one city olfi- surplus (due largely, ho cial 'We've had philanthro ever, to a federal reenue hungr) in this town - WC (there are currently 9 :'----;;;branches of the Mellon liank pists here like Andrew Car sharing windfall) have 1415 per cent of the in the Pittsburgh area) was negie, like General Mellon, on welfare - but he people And even his less visibl used to implement Law- like Henry Heinz - all 57 spectacular "little things won't spend one more thin £ :; ve helped us have impact. He did away dime. rence'smu.Je.The1atterob- varieties, w ho' tamed the political and legal save ourselves, with the historic Psttsburh indeed the mayor admits 1. permission to tear much of practice of "fixing' traffic t ,, ,. n spend no more Every ut -- UI Pittsburgh down, the former citations, no collects $1 ipil day, he sass he just has to • £ i'L acquired the operative funds L' lion more in lines than the i. to build it back year he took office lie i nThey started (and more or It not th at I m inhuman • .Mailed 3,800 flC Street lights r k' less stayed) with the peninin 1972 and promises "a corn- or lack compassion. I JUSt of - -- sula segment of the downa letter from someone W 10 L • A pletely reh city" this year. i town the "Golden Triangle' WafltS $50,000 for a new day the U he rare center and I really hate Then h meee -'i-'- ---W-nizing a no - but I have to say vcrs wcrc e mu tring t C Four out five times I city's meter readers on their H', Torn Tiede have to say n:to people. !' rounds. L determined that grimy old nut fun. but it's nec essary" dh d'' PITTSBURGH (NEA) -.--. Pittsburgh was not to be part By Torn Tlede tefSaf101CrLa ve themselves, hcrsO When Russell Vogel was a of tomorrow without a PITTSBURGH (NE,\) the taxpayers money saving student in the 1930s, he re fccel,ft They formed an There is something almost rahn' the no' Pillsand further members attending school in -' Allegheny Conference of un-American about the lion that thePmttsbt'rgh ada 10-story downtown Puts' community planners, con. burgh The view downtown before and after Pittsburgh's big cteant,p.' dIr Hall. It is neither ministration would carry no huriti hu,ldiru i m4P I if I tuid \ Iflc(d p!aimfler, convinced (I lonni, om-is nor t.ifft'd fit t Uii' t op tioor I (tIUiI reluctant and suspicious en- with dull geeze rs who crab at look out the window and terprises to spend enormous the citizens. Flaherty also has done L16-5 sunshine. But below that all I amounts of private capital It is bright. It i.s bustling. statistical miracles with his could see was smoke from the . and all but lifted Pittsburgh People communicate The police force. Already one of City's slacks." from the grave, squads in America guard says "Sir," not "Hey the better Ah, prewar Pittsburgh. Today the Golden Triang!e, you." The gal at the newstand when he too office (for years Steel mills and weepy eyes. In r -fplf, *ionce called the "Mellon doesn't short change. Music is Pittsburgh has had 3.4 cops 1940, according to records. vi ,. per 2 Patch," bristles with energy. piped into the lobby. There Is per 100O residents 's'uu there were 1,000 hours in 1,000 in most cities), r lahert) - -L Forty-four major new buildeven a complaint department which downtown visibility set a bout to boost efficiency. ings have been erected, and for those not familiar i n. _ i as less than three-quarters . eluding the $22-million civic with such in the service of He took away a superfluous Of a mile and such was the arena (with a dome that city government, it's where helicopter, shuffled chiefs urban condition that, in -, opens) and the $50-million, Pittsburgh residents go to re- twice, then outfitted the bos retrospect, th is may have i 6-floor U.S. Steel headquar- port potholes, etc. Honest with a new fleet of air-conui',$ been a blessing When the V Io dears. Cauc 'd f." teis.The58Ostoresdowntown they do n&.s. d r , attsburjss h' .li'wii -, ers, "it was most distressing P ittsb urgh . 11 Po!or Flaherty -j anI astonishing 30 per cent I million. Fifty 'oora- ,i Sr le. And that s crime to et what we actually lived reduction in three tions headquarter here. And precisely w hat the mayor of Flaherty says urban rcali eam since the local industry wg,, this RenassatceCBy Pittsburgh then was the tte mandate tent ' more than $2 For nil of it, however, P'k nertive "rwk'c;tv r - '" it ' -. ' h11 tile thy as lost L's.'... i •i ,. t,iuiurn on expansion o.Jlk rL Is Ufl,OVLu IIIr 0,, sear old ikte FlahtrL says c!~!zet)5 ,.!~:t,_1:!!!% lived in was lik _=_;~ - M __ - i _i___. 1QW___1,, — .7.v~j;!LA) 4--11i ' circles. A Demo- 156000 people since 950 54 rgh __ __ This now is a downtown his raison d'etre is people. uhlican W cent of them in the last f-1_ , - r A." that zings. Even at night. The crat A!--r~ , I I the nation's principti steel.The coal miner who drinks * - p,olitically, a ReT( 4b t~~ 9U . Itwo pro teams, the Heinz flail the steei w, obstructionist by both rich t ,1~_, -.01 !10M___. __ excess was stranglin th jiw al% -- _%;j3NW for performing arts offers ft Amllfta~__w and poor. The rich because town. Particulate fa ,out - liqht opera to heavy drama. mortgage on his house el he does not concentrate on rises an irreducible 8 per blackened the structures, S ;_z:. — Ninety new shopping centers Flahertu "to make this c?t, the downtown business corn - cent a year. : effluents clogged the -. have been built in the work (o'them" ' munity and refuses to push "It's a real crunch," says Monongahela. Allegheny and suburbs in the last 10 years, any big new projects, the Flaherty. Ohio Rivers; coal dust was so The city, to be sure, has not poor because he refused 10 but people still come to town prevalent, citizens recall, It is without doubt. Thus And why not? Says always worked for the poi.. bleed at the heart for each for frolic. that it would get Into skin the har continues to do a pub owner: "This is the Earl' on in Pittsburhhisto- new proposal or worthy scratches and sting like the what a h>'e bel,ie sIit• was the commoners built safest downtown I've ever ry, in cause devil," it a renaissance" More than it If the city does." elected to do; Hold the line. burgh. Thus, though many known. You may et hit b a clustrial empires out had to So sick had the region be. $3 billion has been spent in Business leaders fear History can answer whether Even the black population blacks here still live In car, but ra rely g5 thug.'' Worry about their rents. And come that, in 1948. the nearby the last two decades to urban -20 per cent of 520,000 - has sh,smeful conditions, they None of it, of cilurse, would even when the town shucked Flaherty is permitting the it is shortsighted or othertown of Donora experienced renewal this town back to a penchant for community have not readily taken to have occurred without smoke its medieval image, to rush city's renaissance to lose mo- wise. the most disastrous air pollu- health. spirit. John Troan, editor of trashing to solve social prob' c hasing into the postwar era, urban mentum. They ay, re,uses a si n g P Itt sb u r g Meanwhile, tod ay. ay, Pills lion emergency in U.S. histo! How did it happen? No one the Pittsburgh Press, feels lems. burgh renewal was much a matter to allocate iUfluS or its COfl" pioneered pollution control ., prospers. And so do its ri. Ira a four-day period of at. answer is sufficient- Pete the black population is more tinuance. Right now, as ex"It's our town too," a black with laws as early as 1895, of bi money and bio ! he is fightIng a pro- people. Once the bleakest mospheric stagnation, 22 Flah,erty, the current mayor. stable here than in most other steel worker explain& but an applyin a severe 'Work n for the town in the United States', it is Donm-a residents died from gives much of the credit to cities because It is largely Inexperimental rapid now But if the attitude of the grip alter the war. In 25 years big business. one of the jewels of urthe effects of smog. ihe "kird of people we have digenous. "We're not on the citizenry has been important rndustries have spent at least transit system. Flaherty ban America. Unemployment Now rlarivrtywant.sto con- too damn tight ,or the city Today, praise be, the Ptt.- here'Amixtureprim àrityof main railroad north, such as in Pittsburgh's renaissance, $400 million to wash their In the Pittsburgh burgh stink is no more. Central European ir,i- BatUmoreorNewarkorNew it has perhaps been see- waste - saving,among other cenrateLon the people. An OOu, says one opponent. below five per cent.area is Sixtythe city's reputation migrants "they demand a York." ondary to politics and private things, an average annual antimacnlne Joiiticianne "He wants a bud et surplus eight per cent of metropoliis still odorous in the minds of good city mind show the way ly city hall is every year and to hell with tan-area homes are owned. Also, black spokesman enterprise. Since the early laundry bill of $41 for each says the AV many, the image is a car- with personal examples of 'ere fused Into the political 1940s Pittsburgh's power man, woman and child in Just fl 9i , I ot of little Pittsburgh progress. tie's got Streets are clear, police are things"S doing for the his eye on the governor's polite government responds. rvover and not alact.. In truth hard work and orderliness, power structure early o in the m guls have provided a rare town. the town has made the most "These people don't let their game. Pennsylvania's first and refreshing illustration of cnair. And to be sure, none of '.ot'& And the other day in city hail remarkable comeback inU.S. places run down," says black n:egislator a d first cooperation for the munici- Pittsburgh's comeback would Some of the things, acPoor people voice similar a taxpayer was actually urban history. Locals called Flaherty, "and they don't like black judge came from Pills- pal good. have occurred without pri- tually, are not so little. In four complaints. When the federal caught smiling. The after By FSTES Herald Staff Writer The water and sewer utility recently purchased by the City of Casselberry Is operating In the red with a substantial subsidy budgeted from general revenues to keep it going. The city council earlier this week approved an unforeseen and unbudgeted $17,000 to correct problems at the Lake Trlplettsewer lift station. The circuit court ordered the city to stop effluent overflow from the lift station Into the lake, onto the street and into private homes. Folks In the know are taking bets that the city will either up substantially Its sewer rates or Impose an ad valor-em tax on the citizens to provide funding to solve new utility problems occurring monthly or be broke by next summer. City Manager Ron Bergman warned the city council during budget sessions In August and early September that Prolonging Implementation of a three-mill ad valorem tax until later months In the year was not a good Idea. As the coun cil continued to approve programs and set Payment for several years ahead Bergman warned this was poor Fiscal practice. The city council is between a rock and a hard place. It purchased a utility system for somewhat more than advisors had said they should pay. Expenses have exceeded revenues but the council felt forced to stick with a promise to the xople' to keep sewer and water charges low. . - . ____ - -- tomorrow witho a ( facelift, iaceiiit, it has become the "Rena ssance City." - B -' 4 - - I . -L ' ig I'll uig pOiltiCS wor,ing or big b usi ness made the new Pittsburgh. . - - Deliberations I - ieardt timteri - _____ - - - - - - - .. Utility Financial Problems - . - Knowing the financial problems they are facing, however, the same board two weeks ago agreed to charge a developer to come onto the system in the near future $300 per unit connection fees rather than the $750 it usually charges. It was said the city would receive unusual advantages from the developer In that he would deed to the city on site and off site utility lines and improvements. One councilman, who insisted the city under its ordinances would receive the sam. benefits along ith the lai connection fee, was ignored. Connection fees are usually the gravy of utility systems. The moneys are used to make short utility extensions or for other city needs. Altamonte with excess connection fees in recent weeks paid off a fire tiu, piq cü its $z15,000 hydropillar water tank n two years ratz-er than the five planned and still had money on hand to help pay for a new fire substation. Longwood can also be expected to have some financial woes when it has to begin paying back the 12.7 million bond issue approved by the court last week for sewer line construction. When the sewer interceptor line is Installed on SR 434 and hooked up to Altamonte lines and eventually Altamonte's regional sewer plant, that city will have no connection fees In the first phase of hook-ups. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency awarded a $600,000 grant, 75 per cent of the cost, for the Interceptor to Longwood. This means the city will have to come up with $200000 for its share of the cost. No doubt first hookups will be made for WLnsor Manor, Devonshire, Sleepy Hollow, first addition, The Moorings, all either fronting or within short distance of SR 434, and Shadow Hill, Highland Hills, Lake Searcy Shores. and Sandalwood, on the Longwood-Markham Road. The first three subdivisions are practically built out and the others will be built out before the Interceptor line Is In. Four of the developments are being served with sewers by an independent utility company and the last four are to be served by a developer. Connection fees have already been paid to them. - - - _ _____ - _______ - . '4 _____ - . - . . -- I ¶1 I • .: ' - - - 3 - ' ,,, • ..- £ 1 - ' - "0 , ' ve . - - ewar emonstrates $200,000 Needed The $200,000 which could have been raised through connection fees will now be picked up by the bond issue which all the city's utility users must pay as part of their sewer hills. a s ron n . The v ctim geography anu ego .ç Newark historian, ark. What was once a pre- years ago, more than 30 per "broad daylight outside the leave the city 1 also. "It's the tra hour a day. . I i "everybody wanted his own dominant!y white town has cent of the housing units a-e courthouse. Taxi driver American Dream," he adds, I. I. ,j little place." become 70 per cent black and officially substandard. Since tHe bureaucrats were -. Isaac Muldon says he re "we can't stoo people horn hispanic. And Newark has Unfortunately for Newark, Yet enumerating the ills of cently drove away From "two looking for a kiter life. The uest was not unreasonIQ "everybody" in this case become, to the woe of its Newark is much easier than uy cutting each other up city is defuictioning. ab?e And vet sat't Gb suffering population, black 0 • g them Because ror a bottle of wine. By 7 means white middle explainin " Defunctionin indeed. One aide, "'you d have thought we easons here are fraught with .m. each evening, I the ClasL Between 1950 and 1960, and white the sorry example postwIlEir nearly of all that is wrong with ur. complexities. 100,000 white people Why did New- busstops In downtown New. thousand buildings are aban- called for balls and chains." a merica, e Employes fumed. Petitions here moved to better digs. ark become Newark? There arkare busy. y 1 p.m. , Y• were passed. La the'yers were I ave moved but the theaters ffln Newis no easy What is wrong' Says answer. And here, perhaps, the idGIbso .the last 10 years, The muse. summoned In The outmigration certainly was closei history of Newark's deterto- ark mayoral candidate John urn and library have cut back wound up in court where a ervase. "Just about beanthedec1ine.TheblackS changed from the High taxes have also sap- on staff and hours. City Hall judge declared he had no I t American f.ream to an everything." And he's just white crisis which led to the pod the city of vitality. The employes right to increase work with. work 30 hours 4 American Shame. A sordid about right. The VD, infant cIty s 1968 riots (21 dead, 15 current tax rate ($9.39 per week, If that. At least two out increasing pay. stands as an element was added to the cx- mortality and tuberculosis mitlion in damage) brought It $l00ofProperty) is among the department stores want to In the nearly four years .. £ ii odus. racism. As the whites rates are among the highest to the flash point. But neither highest in the nation thrice flee. No first-run theate rs r- - are since things have no( aon left, poor blacks moved in, in the nation. At least 14 prr upward mobility nor blatant that of most surrounding left In town. And the Pruden- much betterfor Ken Gibson. - .• • thus setting off one of the cent of the work force is racism are total explanation. suburban communities. The Hat Insurance Company, Being captain of a sinking most vicious population ex- Unemployed. One of every Fear has been a (actor. In owner, of a modest $15,000 bedrock onhecity's financial ship not trying to fl ca.changes in American history. three people is on some sort the last decade Newark's dwelling in Newark pays community, is sending 2,500 the leaks is ever harder. I A i Kenneth Gibson of public welfare. Some 80 crime rate one felony for ev- nearly $1,000 in taL Last year of its 7,000 employes to new The result today is well. per cent of the town's dwell- cry 12 citizens) has become the median Income worker suburban facilities. known and lamented. Nearly ings are 4O years old or older. one of the highest in the ($10,000 a year) paid a meB! Tom Tiede Meanwhile, Oti prngeiu 41 200,000 blacks have replaced 30 of the city's 71 schools world. John Cervase tells of a than $1,655 In local and ea a e t nearly 2M.000 whites in .New. were built between 75 and too lawyer friend mugged in in federal taxes. s one ex. Avenue, an old woman rumiOHN ANDERSON Port, N.Y.; brother, Theodore resident: You bleed NEW,K (NEAl In a John A . Anderson, &4, of Anderson, Castlerock, Col, us it is bleed and bleed. Then one scnse this tragic town is a is hacienda Village, Winter in this sad city . poverty (our grandchildren. day you just cut and run from negative rt--uIt ,f iI, AmenCie only thing making prog- Springs, died Friday morning. it' Bri.sson Funeral Ilonie Is In can Dream. one (if the naL D E P 1' t Born In Barnstable, Mass., he charge tic-i' s oldest settlements (335 of arrangements. :--.. Also, the lack of corporate tess anymore. d In Winter SpringS for the years), and once one of its commitment has pagued ,..: I five onths. most important (Newark as for. FlIRS. I. Newark. Says mayoral a,cslzMARGARET A. BLOOD dustrv contributed heavily to tant Bernie Moore: "There's nierly of Geneva, he WOS Mrs. Margaret A. Blood 65 the allied effort of World War .. plenty of money in town, but retired from the U.S. Navy and 408 Mellonville Ave., died II) a has become a victim of - - £ no commitment." He, says 'J was employed by Unit Electric Friday morning. i3n the progress it helped create . nobody wants to tough it out: IriCorfu, Control of Fern Park. and nourish in the United Se11 business go:. N v she 1''1'Cu in e. t , or the hates Survivors Include his wife N.Y. usually, Just goes away. In ' LI u-..t A.,.l 41rs. IWfl 1%iJi3Ufl, the last year alone, the city's It as Maur Kenneth V Winter of the All Souls Catholic j , Spr ings , daughter, Mrs. ('t'ur(tI major nPwSJ)aper and rniJor Margic Simmons. Orlando, brewery .have, died 'ir moved graphically Newark f_ I1. Survivors Include her 1 "What this town needs," says n, J. W. Maddox Jr., Central husband, Flounded by, rivers. a bay and Edward f I R. Blood, .-New York City. "it his al- Sanford-, daughters, Mrs. "is a big (at sugardaddy. been 21 quart in les in I , S I'ttsburgh had Eileen Smith, Fowltri1Ie, ,AZe and it always will be 24 -"*. , but who dopWraze: You've squ in miles Inuc Ta _! N.Y., Mrs. Kathryn Lepinskie, . -T I __ - - to philin(I'1'."lly ,jccj WJ Juan 40 Iiiii and plenty of it j, , C 1'4Gare' A Bioodi BLOOd, Saitford, lOfl William 11 1w!"Cud far 'stv.ark Miionviiu Av ii _ 'i u W But if there is an overrid t who Blood,Gatcs, ,N.Y.; slster,Mrs ,& reason for Newark's J ~_ 1ndustries could no, * z:, -I ;_ ___ Z Kathryn Emerson. Calendonia, tiand here." EnniS N.Y.; Brother, Eugepe there just wain t room. can't help itself. More than a — .. *i Reynolds. Batavia, N.Y.; 9 they all began moving out to few urban experts believe the _ —L grandchildren. Horns, city has simply outlived OWfl CCI Gramkow its arwir +vrrv' An humII nI l II I, Cent.çy. Gramkow Pij1 jfuJlej, Funeral Home in charge of Honir In charge ot arrangements Arkd th penp'e followed. HAmongthepossimjstsisDr arrangements. --'' fIrg' Sternlieb of Rutgers Is . i - ,,, ., ' example Ot all £hat IS wrong in •,rk#ri mer urban - -. ,j population excHange, Newar,. tO ay oday - -. . -, . s ,, Ar ,. D h -, - - - _____ In a racist town where everybody riates every o s primary asset 'so is a "good __FuneraI Notice - - I r-: - - ____ Ii guy" mayor .......... - insis s on . problems in a not racial. . ___________ ______ - Prratrj It was~ in the early flt longer enough It) Fent ,jr, •i1'n'.m ii in d city. cat a,gt• and a in u? 1.'ac,td -, . - - 'tr will continue to decline." He says the expanding ruburbs NEWARK (NEA) One Vatg, Winter Spingi, W?O ds,df, illlt.replacing the need for of the first directives Ken 10 30 Niwjr He says t he white nethGibso;iL.cue(f on becom anda at Urittor, Put.rt exodus can't be stoppeil and ing mayor In 1968 was that Loffli Burial believes the black middle henceforth all city hail em Ev Britic in clas Is now beginning to pfoyes were to work one cx. ChSfV,. - VrT'tit! - -- - Ply. Tho vow of downtown Newark . deserted at 7 pm 'J ' t are ; hammock •1 - ________ q The "friendly season" Is on in Seminole since six cities have municipal elections on Dec. 4. CandIdates are popping up everywhere. Lawrence Swofford, the Incumbent, and Norman Floyd have both announced for mayor In Altamonte Springs. A third person Is seriously considering jumping Into this contest. For the Altarionte Springs city council, Helen Keyser will be running for her third term. Her two previous elections were won without opposition. It Is being said that an unsuccessful candidate for a county office two years ago will oppose her. Keith Nixon, the other council Incumtient up this year, Is being coy about announcing, but his opponent Cal DeVoney ha., made It known he Is running. In Longwood, the offices held by Councilmen Bill Klosky, Dick Crenshaw and E. E. Withaison are up. Williamson has made no secret of the fact he's running for his umpteenth term. On Friday, Klosky told The Herald he announced his candidacy for re-election during an appearance before the city's civic league. He said he and Crenshaw have agreed to run individually rather than a team in this election. "If Crenshaw wants to run as a team as we did two years ago, fine," Klosky said. "I will support him and he will support me." No opposition candidates have emerged as yet. Leighty For Mayor? m . . $ - . - .( - ____ -, I __ ______ ______ , I - sififtrd Sunday, Oct. 7, 1973--3A In Casselberry with Councilmen Edith Duerr and John Zacco's council seats up as well as the office of Mayor Bill Crier, ills being said Council Chairman John Leighty Is seriously .yeing the mayor's chief executive's office. Vote U rged ByDrummond A straw vote on county-wide consolidation versus chartered county government in late January-early February at the same time as the referendum on the county's $8.5 million . bond issue Is being urged by County Commissioner Greg Drummond. Drummond, prime mover in a drive collecting signatures \ If petitioning the Seminole -, Legislative delegation to pursue adoption of a state law , creating a government study commission, told Th. Herald today he will ask the other county board members to set fl 1 F ly the straw vote. In the meantime, Drummond ; said hit' is seeking persons illing to walk the Oviedo and Longwood areas to gather petition signatures and will do . the task himself if no volunteers are forthcoming. (UEG I)IWMMOND The study group might find .Need choice duplication of services inefficient and costly within the corporated and municipal county and recommend a uni- areas. government which could The Seminole League of eliminate the municipal offices Women Voters currently are of those fighting the govern- circulating petitions. Marilyn men'. .tud Ideas. erouy, League president said Tnree years agot the county her organization Is printing commission attempted to additional petition forms asking submit a local government the delegation to "prepare an study bill to the legislative enabling act to establish a deIcaticr. GrJy to see city of. coniviikskn Ii t;;v the ficats fight the measure suc- structure and operations of all cessful. units of local government "The delegation should have within Seminole County," The an opportunity to hear the commission would be appointed citizens' thought, rather than by the delegation and the study the views of a handful of city would be funded by the county. representatives who would not The study group would necessarily support a govern, determine ways in which ment study commission," government can be improved, Drummond said, reorganized consolidated on the Rep. Eugene Mooney (H- basis of economy and efCasselberry), Seminole ficiency. delegation chairman, said Within 15 months the although no definite percentage commission would report Its of signatures are set out In state findings to the delegation and law as necessary before a local the public and five months bill is submitted, 15 per cent of thereafter the recomthe registered voters, about mendations would be submitted 7,000 signatures, would appear to a citizens' vote. a good representation. "it is my understanding the Mooney said he would want study would be broad enough to the petition to have a good Include incorporated and cross-section of Seminole unincorporated areas," citizens in both the unin- Mooney said. - - . - - loPed c: up yOU a prifllS. buy two white ,blaCk 301L Kodacolor pnce th e 1 9 flYDA_,_) t t -: __________ - the most advanced _____________ photographic system _V'ss.. Polaroid's New ___ ll ___ 1, .111.1 . 11 " - - . r r .1 r ..~ 1: , .~ ~ _.,. ~ ~ II - ~ .~. 1 I .. ~ . . .I I ovum I NORTHERN ELECTRIC VAPORIZER 1½ GALLON CAPACITY NEW I LOCK-TOP A 99 ALL NIGHT OPERATION REG.699 1303 . CHIC ... HEAVY DUTY MASSAGER A 99 l e SOOTHING AND ST!YULA.T.'!i E - MOttL GENERAL ELECTRIC STEAM-DRY IRON OU*1V9 COSOSIT LS wriT RFSISAT .. ST E AM 1l,i5- flAt 6 -. 899 - V0011, ALL PURPOSE SPACE SAVER Cr- CABINET All pLa1c cabine t t.,th ilidng doors durabli with shelf top pirtci for - - bathroom — 2 18 REG. 2.88 QUEEN ANNE 5 INCH MIRROR PC*ULJJN BASE aSITH FLORAL DESIGN OCEIN ANhE v905 - - Building Inspector Quits Longwood Job Seminole County Grand Eynon said, 'fine," Klosky Jury's probe into building In- said. "I was surprised last spection practices In Seminole Monday to find he had resigned County may have reached into Friday. the city of Longwood. At a meeting later that day, Longwood Council Chai rman Jaques said he didn't know why 13111 Kiosk)' said Friday the grand jury investigation "could the building permit was issued. At Monday night's council well be," the reason for city meeting the board is expected building inspector Ken Eynon'sto take action to hire a new quitting nine days ago. building inspector from among When Eynon was queried ° the matter Friday morning he the many applications filed for insisted he resigned for "family the job. .. reasons war nis wire has been ill and he really did not have the time to devte to the city job that it required. But, when asked directly if the probe was the reason for his quitting city employment, Eynon replied, 1 really don't know." Eynon said he is looking for a part time job. "It well could be," Klosky said, "I don't know," explaining the situation was handled by Mayor Eugene Jaques, who is in Tallahassee at a conference. Klosky said he told Eynon Sept. 28 he could no longer use the city vehicle in his inspections, but rather would be given an old police car. "When! turned over the old car to him, ....... - Annexation Tops City Agenda The Sanford City Commnissioii family zone, are not needed for sioners are expected to raise the salary offer to fill the jobs so will hold pcblic hearings at 7 parks and have lumpetl them in p.m. Monday at City flail onan. seven groups. The city has enforcement of a strict dog nexation of the 5.5 acre Country reserved the right to reject all leash law can start when hit' Club Road site of Continental- bids. new ordinance is adopted on Central Florida Foods new Mrs. Betty Bannlck of Semi- second reading In early 48,000 square foot warehouse f)01e Drug Action Committee is November. Facility and three lots on the scheduled to address the cornsoutheast corner of Palmetto mission In the wake of last week's turndown of the cornAvenue and 28th Place, Commissioners are mittee'slundlng request. scheduled to receive bids on In other business, commissio,'*ii will appoint a city refIcity-owned lots located between Celery Avenue and E. 14th resentativetothenewSeminole Emergency Medical Services Street and Sanford ayj Council and will discuss risising Avenues. Years ago the Iota were donated to the city by the $5,200 annual s'lary being Chase and Company for offered dog catchers, recreation purposes. Officials report there have been few inquiries about the The coiitmlssion has determined the lots, In a multi- two Positions and commis. ~6m The kaneWagon hostess W11 he,I Call today: EVE CRABTREE J34 9212 Sanford SANDRA RAWLINS 834-97)? Casselberry SIDNEY THOMPSON 8349217 Aitamonte Springs SHIRLEY MILLET 8349212 Forest City HILDA RICHMOND 668 S867 Do I tons ift �4A--i he Herald Sanford Sunday, Oct. 7, 1973 Let's All Help Chile Jails C7z-,h 'Ij .:.,~ lk • A __ . 7-_X. United Fund Needs Our United Effort human needs have taken Seminole County's workers and supporters countywide. Not only is the drive one in Seminole but also in the neighboring counties of Orange and spotlight with the kick-off of United Fund's 1974 drive and its announced goal of $100,000 With the county's ever burgeoning population and the 50 plus dedicated area chairmen in the field soliciting "fair share" contributions to support 11 participating agencies, United Fund should go way over its Osceola for the United Campaign. Each county is independent of the other as far as budget, agencies and goals are concerned, but together in timing the appeal and in using the same campaign materials, goal in time for a victory celebration dinner on Oct 25 Funds this year as last will go to the Boy and Girl Scouts, the Central Florida Sheltered Workshop, the Childrens Home Society of At last week's kick-off substantial pledges were recorded to give the drive a good start. Unitas, quarterbacking the local effort, said the month-long campaign is divided into four quarters with weekly goals of $25,000. Florida, Good Samaritan Home, the Mental Health Association of Seminole County, MidFlorida Center for Alcoholics, the Red Cross, the Salvation Arms', the IJSO which helps Seminole servicemen around the world and the YMCA that has a thriving and growing program available '—' Off NO _______ r~l _________ _ -]I ____ I _________ ___ Un b titA, l( 4", ' 4/4J iour Dad must be pretty old, he remembers Perry Mason was Raymond Burr." If _________________________________ when — .W anforb feiralb * Thr TELEPHONE 3?? ?61 8319993 SANFORD, FLA 32771 300 N. FRENCH AVE., di1 and Publisher WALTER A. GIELOW. Eor WAYNED DOYLE . Ad vertising Director & Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Manager . WINIFRED F. GIELOW Managing Editor Comptroller JRICHARDS .Storts Editor DEWY ROBINSON Circulation Manager JANE CASSEI PERRY Covnry Editor DORISWILLIAMS Society Editor ROY GREEN Advertising Manager CHARLESHAYS Mechanical Supt. ' . 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F !! t. k (ra 5pnhs 83) 8082 (117 De1tora DeBary - .,, ç.f . Entorprise , -. . cR 1. :4 *,4.:..r,• 3222611 Geneva . Oviedo Slavia I. . I Chuhi'otj Liza 3655707 At1amont Springs [.ji iJjh..! T hick Of Th ngs i often dii, the record shows that ith all its sins Is a unique and day in a practical way. American newspapers are invaluabl institution and we Our free and varied pre.s scarcely more error-prone in are protd of the business we're may not give society "final the long run than those other in. olutions" to its problems but human institutions, will alwa: 3 keep readers in it N a ti ona l Newspaper Week 15 ( thick of thius and ARJJ' Vii our ri'atus( virtue is that a tritt t th rrt, b i c titi nut i ukiiii to carving the lmewspa)er conics, out every tablets of stone as they often do. day, and in this on-going ser—The Journal Star The daily newspapers, thu!;, vice cery day is newspaper Peoria, Illinois bt' a Newspapers: Your Foundation for — Free Choice ____ tbu _________ -l - .. Ostein Mrs. Clarence !nyder 3224841 j , ç Winter Springs Nancy Bvth :2 7J Casselberry.Fern Park rangk'-ood, F. Estates Snk'-aro ithriok - _____ . Doctor Shortage Told JACKSONVIlLE, Fin. (AP) Fortune, chairman of the that determines the cost of is faltering and education of should I comment on The number of new doctors House subcommittee on health medical care)," he said. "Doc. new doctors is bogged down by Nixon?" says Hiss now, "He screwed the whole country graduating from state medical services and a pharmacist by tot's are working 80 hours a limited facilities at state medi_____ much worse than he ever did schools is Insufficient to keep up profession, said Friday that &eek and that runs the cost cal schools. .:with Florida's booming pop- Florida has a greater shortage up." me." The problem also Is in. 4. -. I n deed, r a t he r I h a n ulatlon and spiraling health of doctors than the nation at Fortune said a program to creased, he said, by restrictions 1'.' ______________________ condemn Nixon, Hiss Is needs, says Sth te Rep. FAmond large, . train doctors' assistan ts, who on licensing foreign educa ted hopeful that his former ad- M. Fortune, tPace. "It is the manpower shortage could take over routine duties, doctors to practice in Florida. versary may now come to his rescue. Hiss feels his best chance for exoneration lies in It's So Easy a presidential pardon and Nixon, as of this writing, is loBe --\ ~ . 4 president. What with the __ 7 atergate investigations revealing ur'cthicai and illegal goverri- 1,t shenanigans by ,'' h4~A ~ ~~\,\\ 1\\ \\ ," L \'2 the day, Hiss hopes the public In his thoughts, still a man of 42 facing his accusers will force the chief executive to reinvestigate "suspicious' ~~ political trials such as his ~&V _ —, 0 E own. N .~ 11 . I • • Nixon pardon Hiss? How . *' ironic, but, says Hiss, why By Tom Tiede .11./44 , I';_,- I ".1 But Hiss has not forgotten. Department lawyer, an not? "He Could say he was NEW YORK (NEA) Now elderly(69), looking frail architect of the United Na- misled by committee witThe waiter at Rocco's (he's recently had vertigo tions organization, a thor- nesses. He could say that he restaurant says he's been problems), and listing physi- oughly respected activist for has now determined that I serving Alger hiss for years cally, he Is in his own world peace. did not lie. I would not want but, no, doesn't know any- thouhLsstllla man of 42 facThen, according to his ad- clemency, however. I would thing about him. The elevator ing os accusers. lie still vocates,, he became a princi- accept only a full pardon." Carriers famous central operator where Hiss works maintains, quietly, that his pie target of the right-wing Legally, Nixon could do all Air Conditioning System IS says the man's name is politics are democratic not thesic at equated Eastern this. But it's not likely to hapqiallty built to give you U-" but nuthng more, cornmu'i niic. w1111 stihver- 1 'n. Alger H iss, though nCt (ailing at Ici.'. ;,.'. And a young executive who lie vi's name ae w ill be swn. Some civil libertarians argel forgotten by time, is, operating cost. has met Hiss says he knows cleared. "I've never stopped say his federal trial was a when c's remembered at all, "something happened to the fi g hting the case. Right now, mockery, the evidence remembered as a spy. Witold guy" but he can't remcm- with the help of friends, I'm forged, his conviction the nesses accused him. evidence her what it was. working on more new leads fallout of politics. The result suppnrted the witnesses and What happened to Alger than ever before. It (exonera- was he lost all: reputation, a jury, supposedly fair, con' to-= Hiss, of course, that 25 lion) will come sooner or freedom, future. He was victed him. It is certainly years ago autumn he later." .. w— barred, of course. And corn- conceivable that the se)eCame one of the most His convictions, though pletely blacklisted. Eventu- quence of events was based notorious figures in postwar firm, are not veneful. Hiss a17 he separated from his on a terrible error, but American history. A li be ral today insists he s beyond wi e. SOUTHERN justice done is seldom undone New Deal intellectual, he was motivations of revenge. "Bit' Today the one-time and so it is likely that Hiss 0F SANFORD, INC. accused of being a Commu- terness," he says, "Is a tege of Oliver Wen r0.l will never know e exonera100 N MAPLE AVE. fist spy. He denied it under slightly phony word. When Holmes works as a drummer (ion he's sought for eexoneranist 25 years. oath, and fnllnwinfi a mn-.41 thi' law PHONE 322-8321 tic fnr a Mnnhnttnn print sunplv If so Hiss will dnuhtlecc sii:'i trti. h :t . t":u t2u te tuiie. the • r1 1-.r it un iz a conio He oei1ti. A found guilty, se nt to priso n thing to do is to follow the (iceart' out o ahutiding ru mp l ed n ow and he for 44 months and thoroughly rules as best you can and crowded with roaches "Mr. looks, says a friend, 'used disgiaced. explore evcryopportunityfor Hiss'?" JAC1',S0NVlU.E, Fla. Al switchboard oper- up"; but whatever he is and F. Lee Bailey. But that was then, a quarter correction. ator says, harried and brus- whatever he was he remains lnr,nr'r A They arc accused if defri;,lceaturv n.sct Today Alger ctualIy. his reasonable ( uc, no he ain't in vet. ,Ni. I reaiitic. W. Turner :o tic was sent to persons who bought ±s. Hiss is no longer controversial, manner Is surprising. 1113 life don't know if he's comm' or Recently, he says, while California in 197' to take over tributorships in Koscot Intereven remembered. was so shattered by the not." hardlr crossing the Street here " a "The ast time I got a letter events of 1948 that, guilty or '(et for it all, Hiss remains truck driver yelled some- Turner's cosmetics business planetary Inc., the cosmetics tviiiisg nit s go back to innocent, he rn.gnt DC ex - almost gallantly underthing to me. Itfioughtlheard only to Lx- lilt by an imaginary eompany, and I)iretubeGreat, Russia,' he says "was five pected to breathe fire ever- standing of his fate. It still him say: 'You dirty traitor.' 11 00,000 inventory , a motivational years ago." Once one of the more at the wreckers. hurts,, naturally, but: "I'm at But I'm sure he didn't. He Roy Lynn Garrett of Dallas, One 01 the key issues In two most publicly debated men In Consider. In 1948 he was a least working. My life has probably said: 'You dirty jay Ore., testified Friday in the weeks of testimony has been America, he s now merely an- rising star; a product of liar' been full. Some others who lie couldn't have re- federal mall fraud trial of whether the defendants misled ot her gray face in the New yard Law Sc ool, an associ- were accused of communism walker, membered me. I've changed. York crowd. Much of the na- ate of Felix Frankfurter, a in those days were forced to What happened to me hap- Turner, seven of his business distributors about lion has for-gotten his history, former (and brilliant) State leave the country." oened a lone, lone time aeo." ISSO('iates and Roston lawyer cosmetics. — WASHINGTON When we reported In March 1912 that ITT had plotted to block Salvador Allende from assuming the presidency in Chile, there was a lot of whispering and wondering how we got the secret I'll' papers to document our story. Published reports named Orlando Leteiler, then the Chilean ambassador in Washington, as our source. We flatly denied the report. Now his wife has sent word to us through a courier from Chile that Letelier has been dumped into prison and fears for his safety. He is convinced, according to the message from his wife, that the military junta has jailed him for giving us the ITT-Chile documents. A few minutes after the courier got the Information to us, we were able to reach the highest Chilean diplomat now in Washington, Sr. Mario Artaza, We expressed our concern that Letelier may be harmed because of false charges. We swore out an affidavit declaring that neither Leteller nor his associates gave us the ITT papers. Sr. Artaza assured us the imprisoned Letehier was "not in danger" but, nevertheless, promised to transmit our message by urgent cable to Santiago. Conflict of Interest: The Interior Department has awarded a $2.3 million non-competitive contract to a company to study the environmental impact of its own coal mining operations. By an Interesting coincidence, the cor. jrat: eeii1iv' a!':o I: rpal to h:i''e ilnats'd heavily lithe GOP. In a bubbly press release, Interior Secretary Rogers Morton announced that Fluor Utah, Inc.. would study "environmental, technical and ec.,nomic requirements for large-scale coal mining systems" in vast areas of the West. Morton said the eonsultlng firm of Bonnet & Moore Associates would also join Flour Utah in finding ways to Increase ccal production "to help meet the growing energy shortage." Noble as this project may sound, Morton failed to give the pubiic the real story behind the lucrative contract, which was granted without a bid after private alks with Fluor - - - __ ________ J i _!EA .. . ' Alger Hiss remembers - 41. 10 4'%- — th lie still he- tnti ' Ili 'etuale.m ii was dis- this ) I, AIR th makes a mistake. - invenTory iin :' " 111 I I jJ,j 11 Ili I / j I -7 ... 1. _. 04 , iI 1 I& V Our 1j,,-.istigation shows that both Fluor Utah and Nonner ttvrr are' t.stm'' 'i'itri,jh', by the i!.rt, Fluor Corpotion, Iilch also owns mineral, gas and oil properties right In the areas Fluor Utah will study. 'This piitn Fh'nr Utoti tIi thA rnith- i fif:g r '' niendatlons that could benefit it; Own corporate parents by tens of millions of dollars. On top of this, the GOP contribution records thaw that Fluor was a moneybags for the Nixon-Agnew campaign in 1972. Well over $10,000 went to the Republicans from the "Fluor Employees Political Fund," which was set up after the corporation pleaded guilty In 1969 to making illegal corporate contributions. Thousands more were contributed personally by Fluor chairman John Robert Fluor, his relatives and his company executives, the records show, - - ag i - _______- ________ nary the --- ' I ij I 1/' P 1 1 "- _ — . .. ;1 i . ,. * - — -- T' / - --' J 11 . _. I . F. li — ' ________ I I I — ______ li ~1`i.t . r__$ .. _% ,~; 11 01, ; 1If11 4 211-tt& — . Letters To The Editor Insight Into Blanket Amnesty criminal offenses. The board would have failed in its duty to c,-,rit.tu 16..1 1MW Vm,.,....ê., UiIURI3 L. ucvii reconunended in these eases. The board's report gives a very long list of the various crimes listed in these criminal records, starting out wi th murder, rape, burglary, larceny robbery There were about 7,500 such cases. Reliable persons who have investigated believe that an examination of Vietnam military evaders would show a similar percentage of criminal eases. I am so bold as to suggest that the only fair a nswer to the issue is to investigate each case on its own merit as did the board following World War If. If these young men are first class and ha ve no past criminal record, they have noth ing to fear! (Rev.) Harold A. Harris more serious -. ". . , . . ." ." Free Enterprise Editor, Herald: '1'rudexue, indeed, will dictate that governments long esta blished '.liou 1(1 not be changed (or light and Lr4tIisiciit causes . This message of long ago seems to be out-of-date or was choosen to be ignored. I! so, what else of that July 4, 1776 declaration will be case aside by the anions of the ('lIr Council of I i,d Contrary to past established deiIswns regarding the contribution of tax dolla rs V. the recreation of you th through the formation of a Junior Police Club, a community drug abuse education program, and 11w Little Red School house, a 2-1 %nte placed the ('it lii the position of (1alni1iti1 private enterprise. before, concerned cltzens were ixformed that $12,000 needed to eliminate dangerous t prohlcn that art' 'kpr ving resldent.s of the use of their property and a definite health Minutes so V. 41 firm. supplies of The Death Penalty .L,IiIi..t IUjIUUii4JL .......... I1L1I$.JIL'I .i.I .t •t.- - 101(1 (II UIC JICCU Interior admitted there,wms a "mutual Interest" between Fluor and its subsidiaryjlutrQtah, but said the dubious deal was not a result of political pressure. Fluor denied It would profit from the contract and said it had put no pressure on the Administration to get it. Significantly, however, when we reached a Fluor Corporation executive In California for comment, he had already been tipped off by friendly Interior officials that we were working on the story. Footnote: In addition to Nixon and Agnew, various GOP senatorial candidates received money from the Fluor people, including Sons. Jesse Helms, N.C., Jim McClure, Idaho, rid Charles Perry, Ill., and unsuccessful candidates Henry Hubbard, Mont., and Pete I)ominicf, N.M. Agnew and bumble-bee: For all his troubles, Spiro Agnew hasn't lost his sense of humor. Last week, the Vice President sent a belated birthday card to his former press secretary, Vie Gold, who is becoming one of those elite and effete columnists Agnew used to condemn. Gold will start writing a nationally syndicated column later this month. Agnew's late card featured a skk owl explaining: "Sorry you didn't hear from rue on yo ur birthday, but I had c2ten a bumblebee on a dare and was having a very rough day." That happened to be the day Agnew took his unprecedentj request for a congressional inquiry to House leaders on Capitol Hill. NO YES By DENNIS McCARTHY Copley News Service 4 "You don't put boundaries on patients who have killed people By DENNIS McCARThY and never have gotten over It. people and say do the best you Copley News Service The have their own death can. You also have to come in LOS ANGELES—Spanning a penalty which stays with them LOS ANGELES "When I and support them. If you don't, was 12 years old and living in there will always be a number career of 18 years as a for life, of another part of the country, I "Right now I have a man in op1e who will begin to psychiatric therapist and bought a mail order rifle with explore and go beyond. conducting therapy sessions therapy who is 70 years old, lie the express intent of killing my "Once you have someone who with more than 100 convicted murdered a man when he was stepfather. is willing to take the chance, murderers, Dr. Ruth McCurdy 20, and it's been preying on his you run the danger of having a has concluded that the death mind ever since, so much in "I remember being tremen. widening or modeling effect in penalty Is not a deterrent to fact that he is almost psychotic dously enraged at him because the murder, society," he said, now. He hasn't had a happy day of the way he would constantly 'Our persons, especia lly "The vast majority of people in 50 years," she said. taunt me and I knew Wt someyoung people, may try to model who commit murder act Dr. McCurdy, whose career day I would sit In the loft of the shoot him dead as he this behavior in stepping out. an whether has been dotted with numerous impulsive reaction, barn and side the limits and trying to it be finding their wife in bed positions at state prisons and walked back to the house," emulate lawbreakers, with another moan or killing out mental hospitals, Is now a therapist with the La Canada of fear," she said, This statement could have " If he only deterrent Is a Center in suburban "They are not thinking of Counseling come from thousands of the possility of consequences when they Los Angeles. hornle4al persons instate peni- lenient court and "If society really wants a tentiarles throughout the a stretch in prison then the commit the act. deterrent it should be life in country or possibly from the chances for this becomes even "They shoot or stab first and Drison without parole but with think later," she said. hundreds of thousands of greater," he said, one exception," she said. "Of course society must potential homicldals In our "Behind prison walls "But ln dealing with the death protect itself against this type society. penalty you have the situation behavior, but the death penalty treatment should be going on. But it did not, where the potential homicide not punishment. But, of course, is not the answer, It is a statement made by the can recognize the definitiveness "Frankly, I am worried that this is Just a dream. The public former medical director of the and absolute of it and begin to a majority of our society wants wouldn't stand for It, they Los Angeles County Probation respond accordingly, to see these people die. Death would be infuriated. Department and now staff psybreeds death, just as war "If you could take each crime chlatrfst at Glendale Adventist 'Likewise, anything that is breeds war and It never does and look at it thoroughly and Hospital, Dr. Henry Haye. indefinite is hard to develop a settle anything," she said, see what went on in that perof reactions to," he said. In many cases death Is the son's life, you would find that 41 What stopped the doctor from easy way out, she said, there is no successful deterrent pulling the trigger in 1942, he Such indefiniteness can be "I have had quite a few to murder," she said. 50)5, was the thought of (tying found in the courts, Dr. bye of giving his life in order to said. "If a person commits a GET RiD OF take that of his stepfather's. crime, they should be found U N.SIGHTLY BULGES'_________________________ "In my opinion there's no guilty whether Itwy are Insane a' doubt that capital punishment or under great emotional LOSE INCHES FROM is a deterrent. It certainly was stress. stusM? for me," he said. cf1sIf "After the trial then the ex• TN NS "The death penalty Is one tenuatlng circumustances come .t_ eLI more of those walls which we into play and the per3on can be 1111111 now, ENJOY EATING and need to structure for the people. helped, but first the court must We live in a free society, but the take the hard line," he said. needs of that society dictate a Dr. hiaye says he believes a certain amount of getting along sull harder line and less chance of and being able to live with one rowul STARTING TODAY parole for a convicted homicide another, Lose 10, 20. 30 pounds and more of ercess would also act as a deterrent. weight. Appedsint, a remarkable little tablet, "' "But, in the end, the most "When you set these boun. contains one of the strongest diet-aids ayjil)b! P tlarics, there must be a lot of final sort ef statement that can ,'ithcut prescription. Start Icuing weight r1 lost day. Have the slim, trim figure ou'e freedom to act within, but there be made by socicty is death," always wanted as you follow this eztraordinjry, tin be said. also must be a limit. easy slimming plan (n1oy eating 3 meals and 3 I__ -- I..__.. WVJ U47. WWI I U flWlj'7 Ii 11517 141 I disappears fast from mist, tummy, thighs, legs, I "And that limit must be everywhe'e. Appdmir* is fully guaranteed: You I something that can be lot weight fast starting very first day or youm recognised as real and firm money back without question. before people will respond to it," he said. - • for 41 $26,000 minI-computor to ease the workload of the present office staff and to eliminate additions in personnel. organization, which has failed 10 cooperate on given projects in the tk'velopnierit of colluliUnhty needs is given ifor want of a better word) "favors" at the expense of the city taxpayers. Action by Council passed the request to place the Chamber of Commerce telephone into City hall, and for it to be answered by city personnel. lighteartedjy, it was suggested the Mayor could serve as the answering service, until no solution could he found for providing service while he was out. As a present leader of a coinmimunity organization, I remind Council that civic groups are to titntributv, not take away. Perha ps the point in time has come, whereas, it should be required that public office hollers should avail themselves of the knowledge ritti'n by the f tlfllim! fathet if this great Nation. An 1 - , I K7 , I '' • LOSE WEIGHT Donald U. Schreiner, Jr. Our Pleasure l.ditor, Herald: Thank you for this Sunday's editorial which you reprinted from The Christian Science Monitcr, ,,If Our Schools Fall, Then We Do rio." It was an interesting, cora. prehensive, timely, and strong way Of saying something important to our community. I think it's beautiful that you said It this weekend in The Sanford Herald. I have cut the editorial out to post en our pod wall in time for Idyllwilde's open house St'ptijbct 11. Sincerely, M. Thoinson Fight "NO PRESSURE" — and safety hazard, was not available without negotiation of a loan, asoeiate of Glenn lag -..'.: - . .-J,; ~ -j I- ' -I'. --Z Sunday, Oct. 1, 1973-5A - are bird-on-the-wing and can't "stop time" to do our thing as the courts, congress, researehers and academicians so Editor, Herald: Having listened to the pros and cons of blanket amnesty fnr r-f$ evaders, I at first decided to keep my mouth shut! However, after giving the situation some thought I decided to do a little research on my own. I came up with some interesting information What I am going to :)ay here does not in any way represent the views of the members Of my congregation, (actually I do not know how they feel about it I am speaking for my self, pure and simple. Proponents of blanket amesty for draft evaders seem to overlook the fact that national experience warns that very probably a large percentage of these men have criminal records, including many seeking to escape from detection, prosecution or serving sentence for crimes other tlin e''tding the drcft .... In lt)64 President harry. S. Truman atmointed a three-man Amnesty oard to recommend I'resident,ze clemency for World War 11 draft evaders. When they first met, the' chairman, retird late JLL ticu iii the Supreme Court Owen J. Roberts, proposed that they recommend clemency for all l5,8O. The other two members of the board, Willis Smi th , then president 14, tt'O' 'iJ'iV, r:uad,tl 11ii t, review a sample and see if he still wanted blanket amnesty. lie later told the President, "1 never realized how many were not entitled to amnesty.. The Board reviewed eacb ease on its own merits. In the end they recommended executive clemency for 1,52-1 cases, in addition to another 1,518 for whom th e President already had arranged for pardons3,041 ou t of 15,805. Amazing isn't it? 'flw tar1 rrpnrtc.f 'in rPup one half of the ua; uori'-aderrtf th' fth.f1.1 t1 a prior record f t-ra. or __ _ _______ lIEu'S PARENT FIRM 'i inspiteofthefactthatweare always dealing with events that A . , :,~ I - ' . _ The Sanford Herald a. f Camp. Room Foreman BILL VINCENT, JR. M operations of the participating agencies. We have confidence Seminole's citizens will, in short order, fulfill the announced goal to put the drive over the top. Show the UF officials you (10 indeed understand and will respond. lie even passes lightly. If backhande ty,over.Richard Nixon, who, in 1948, won national applause as the House Un-American Activities Cornmlttee member who bullied and badgeredflissthehardest .•-- UUIIIJ ? I with JOHN A. SPOLSKI, Asso,.iate Editor DAVIDA. BRYANT . J ________ A t~ to I Ilie iiiills of the gods grind but they grind ding f ine." t' SO goes 11w sang. nulls of the more "godlike" declsion.makers of earth, courts and rnrcsscs, emulate a ,-it L1i, hat that':, a: Iai as it goes. They are human institutions and imperfect, as e are often reminded by events. Meanwhile there Is noth ing gir-KI-like about a newspaper. Its presses don't grind at all— they whirr exceedingly fast. As an imperfect human institution that is also always in hurry wparp 'mprfee! intfrM Wxsely, the fUCdOn w SVC does not rquire perfection. it requires only that there be an open m ar k e t p l ace for ideas and claims, so that the truth can "emerge tritirnp t" C" tuoliy. Ours Is a helter-skelter kind of service that 13 unique. The a'txlper ci thc sucer of the mass media. You can browse WI1O the departments of your choice, examine the labels we call headlines, and c'1eit for yourself the items you care about. me reporting style we use offers you still another choice. You can have as much of our food-for-thought as you want. YOU not only can stop the headlines, you can quit after th e lead facts or delve deeper if it suits you. No. -ether technique for gathering and laying out news comment gives you this range of (reedorri of choice and a system of "labels" to make your choice most effective whenever you choose to exercise ii (I I hour's pay a month, little enough to ask of the county's 135,000 plus citizens. The $100,000 goal is well within the scope of this county and absolutely the minimum needed to provide the where-withall to continue the Guest Editorial for Seminole County young people. The United Fund effort with leaders including George W. Foster, president, and Leonard F. Unitas, campaign chairman, is truly a united effort in Seminole this year with It r; ... I Every Seminole resident must be aware of the importance of the month-long effort and a full-scale sharing. The guideline for giving is one - In Wrong Man - . ,__ ") V. V "And no omer law written is as final and absolute as the death penalty. If you do th is, this will happen, pe riod" Aside from setting the boundaries, they must also be str ictly maintained, he said. I L/__ kJ ________ i ____ Hwy 17.92 Next To ALP -- .._I Earn a guaranteed 6.75% on 15,000 SavinS Certificates We know. The "numbers game" everyone's playing with interest rates gets to be pretty confusing. But when you wade through all the rhetoric and look at the facts. the fact is that a $5,000 savings certificate at First Federal of Seminole is the safest, surest, most profitable investment around. So if you have $5,000 or more to Invest and can let It work for you for a minimum of 30 months, come to First Federal of Seminole and raise your earnings to a whopping 675 pct. When held to maturity, the effective rate becomes 6.98 pct. 1_I I pinmest Thoppng Center Sanford I. FIRST FEDERAL,_ j. OF SE IN LE ~i, ~~'N__ w~_ _1#*_k._ Sanford • Oviedo • Longwood • Winter Park • Orange City Opening Soon �I iY JOVITS O 191J Equal Health Care ATter , Kennec v WELCH u FLIGHT CIRCULATORS Msf, a sa Editor's Note: When the 93rd medically accepted and twsordátaryfwms ci. Organizations (PSROs) is standards, Congress convened, dozens of Iec'Ive surance becomes a reality and preventive care complementary Year rouad..a to the "J, 5. I cuntinue to strongly all Americans have available to national health Insurance bills procedures, numerous cost cre introduced. Since then, 3c 3. The Cost control provisions provisions of my bill. control support the development of them a good basic benefit . lie a It ti Maintenance package covering most acute the kgfslatlou has bogged of the bill should specifically wupf I believe there is a Organizations (liMOs) and I care problems and designed to down, at least temporarily, protect the patient from meaningful role which con. have amended my bill to promote early diagnosis and 1 yr. warr1aty Among the major bills under responsibility for payment of sumers should play in these substitute the treatment-as contemplated by consideration are those by disallowed services (e.g., peer and utilization review provisions of theessential "Health my bill-then catastrophk Sens. Eihsard M. Kennedy and deemll ed unnecessary, procedures and 1 will author Maintenance Organization and coverage, which is incomJacob Ja',its. In this article, unreasonable or inappropriate) amendments to assure con- Res ources Development Act of related and related to a Sen. Javits, a Republican from unle.s the provIder and patient swncrs their appropriate input 1973." This reflects my strong proportion of out-of-pocket New York, discusses his bill, have previously entered into a into PSROs and assure that support for the stimulation and expenditures for specialized geoz'go written agreement to the while PSHOs consider "cost" development of financially services, should be provided. fly SEN. JACOB JAVI1S contrary. factors, equal consideration be viable prepaid group practice Americans must be protected • .133 East Robinson Orlando 4. The establishment of given to the development of units 1k I TII.k . n ninat #hA Irii1 i Allp"V& UI UIV 'MlL 14,AJjLL1mfl!I JACOB J,%%!J healtH l'rolessiona1standard. Review quality of care assurance 6. When national health in- costofcatastrophicjllness care, Insurance and Health Services .,.Solutionahead Improvement Act (S. 915) zind amendments to deal with developments on tht subject which I will incorporate into the bii% mark the beginning of a Co I u m b u s journey to fulfill one of the D a y s a,vin greatest needs of our peoplethe equal right to health herich or poor. Care, Save 20% on selected appliances. Save $ 1 a yd. \1) National Health in A surance bill proud Illitnient to flacceptable form of mandatory 011 OUF prepaid health rire for all I F A. Rog 1999 a a, .inI i u t)oine l:rypi with buffet-style tiirteto change the dangerously ; . handles Has non-stick knit fabrics haphazard organization of interior, vented lid for i -' i' y i) i' health delivery services in / ii roasting Choice of Decorator Th) colors America. To accomplish this / ... •,/ / •/ ,/ desired goal, the bill Is based on ., . ..'... •-. .1' // U ithe following premise: . - :'.• p'/ I. Different segments of . •. - . _____ B. Reg. 15.99. Penncrest' 2. ./ j, population-with priority to . S/ Slice Toaster with Convenient disabled and the poor-are front controls. In a choice of phased into the system. Sale2,99yd. . ' 7 ' jj . decorator colors with black A massive expansion of health The Sanford Herald - - 3fivs ww_Jw -I H i ritk ..EIII 1 C rcc ri rc 1 %,,q )I a a yvuI . By SEN. North and South, Republican 3. An Inefficient, outdated care system but the smallest Only through national health health reform for the nation. F.ditor' Note: When the 93rd and Democrat alike. And These health delivery system. 'fl yoke. insurance can we gain the The goal of this bill is to bring Congress eonvenc(J, dozens of are the factors that make f the System attracts doctors where These are the dimensions of leverage we need to end Americans are finally crisis: health security to all of our they are needed least, and the problems that we face, national health Insurance bills beginning to realize that this health care crisis and bring real people, ,Acre IIiItodtied. Since then, country has a massive health 1. The soaring cost of health treats patients where it costs The key question in solving reform lo every aspect of the Every individual residing In the legisIatj1 has hogge dare. IF things stand for health Itie those problems is thl.s: bogged care crisis lio health care system. the country oul(l be eligible i on us hands, care will rise to $100 billion i doim, at least temporaril) The poor quality of care. should bear the responsibility The Health Security Act i for benefits under the program. Rarely in our history has an 1974, and to billion by 198o Among the major bills under issue united so many tIiFlereyt Our health cart' is so intl. for administering the enormous have introduced in Congress There is no requirement of past 2. An acute shortage of health helent and overlapping timat fundsbeing spent on health has the strong bipartisan individual contributions, as in consideration are those by segmncotsof our Jx)pulation The personnel. of m,'illions of Americans have no care in America? support of 22 other members of Social Security, or a means Sells. ELhsard M, Kennedy and health crisis cuts across all coImJmunjtjes throughout the confidence that the care they I believe the federal govern, the Senate. Together, we test, as in Medicaid. Jacob Jaits, In this article, economic, Social, political and nation have no doctor, yet each receive is adequate, Sen. Kennedy, a Democrat of geographic lines. nient should have this responsi. believe it is the only legislation The program would c';cr all Massachusetts, discusses his year thousands of qualified a 5. Tilee absence of any ef. bility - and I would ra make the now pending that is capable of health services for the It alfec and poor, black are denied admission fective role for the citizen. The teral government the health doing the job that needs to be Prevention and early detection and hlte, rich old and ycung, cityI)llcanth to overcrowded fflcdcaI health care "consumers" have insurance carrier for all dune, and achieving fun- of disease, the care and "nil farm, businessand labor, the greatest stake in our health Americans. (lam('ntal and constructive treatment of illness, and EDWARD M. KENNEDY $tuao 'is uu 10 double knits in nrI'2r one time upon designs Penn Prest, 58/60" health care system. mcsvt Sale must be gmen time to gear up for the greatly increased :' I 2.99yd. : "jj: : j , . . ; • . . - . : •. .- . . , . . , 6300 Length Unecessary amendm OFiatelY respond '- '' •" pair , Reg. 11-50. Sebring 50*84 drapes with ff, hand-loomed look are made of Cotton, rd>O'l acetate and polyester They come in floral prints and a wide range of Sun t5tas0 V L71 $4" Length , 77 . AJ Arf (!i_I ir AW S izes 4.6x Tel I#9 i aZt, ' every stage, consumers will major rolem convinced that the -i '- 4 . •' ,- r w. I! P, WR Sale E. Rig. 1S. 79 .12 L40 Sa le U Sizes 1.14 J /i I I •.'• t L - for big and little girls Penn.Prest broad. cloth, woven acrylics stripes, plaids, patterns ft JCPonny 3.9 I Cup Immersible Coffee Pot '• Sa e Reg. $8. Plytr knit tiirt with long point collar 14';.17 same, Sa -, 4 - Oven :x u tt : tures control, thru glass door p cc. P., ' ': a Sale 3 for2 60 an Width Width $17 22-73 21.03 2j an '- -- - -,78 ' 'eevu LVI 19 payments Sa ve 20 Rig. 3 3.25. Men's polyester/cotton underwear. Athletic shirts, t'shirt and briefs. All cut for comfort and long wear. White in shirt sizes 3646. hriifs 42 Of II for )7ew I ' - / / 1' / .'' - on Jr. and misses "-r Sale 15 17 twin size Rig. $21. It Is a throw slylo spread of cotton, Avril' rayon F01t size reg $23. Sale 19.55 Queen size reg. 29 50, Sale 25.97 King 511e req 33 50. Sale 28.47 # '") J... f -e', ( r -i-- pants Men's Sale 49 twin size Reg. 9.99. Din,, t"1ir,,f! Jcctat' taffeta and filled with ph imp Polyester Full size reg 12 50 Sale 10,62 ;i ( g: / (:./ / / \ '- for 90 and , ff..?' - -. k,.: Ii'::: above polyester '.A -Tanaka Relaxes In Bonn - .... Fog. '11 - sport \ ':'..:.' - / doubleknit Save on bed pillows. - Sale 8 - Japa Fog. '1 2 Reg 29" Sale - 960 Sale ration, preventive care should Ix' stiiriuIatt'd. There is adequate flexible authority for MW to pruvide Req. $ cach, S;an4j11j size pillow With Dacron polyester fiberfill, Queen size, reg $6 each, Sale 2 for 9.99. King Size. reg. $O each, Safe 2 for 12.99, nn We know what you're looking for. "CHARGE IT" of Sanford --r . - _---_ • , - -- reg. '14 ____________ Sate ends monday . I I I -- I - / ' ( / 't-> Ladies' fashion pants $10 and up. Choose your styles. We've got woven texturized polyesters, polyester knits, cotton brushed denim. Pants with cuffs, with stitched creases, widu leg, and enney We know what you're looking for. t _________________________________________________________________ • i'i.Lri ' 1120 U A 88 Men's polyester double knit sport jacket In solid colors. Textured patterns In navy, brown, burgund 7y' Sizes - Sale prices effective thru Monday only. such interpretation and, tfwreffTe, befieve the bill Indy ,J summer. In Junior and misses sizes. -- near from - Req. $3 each. !irirhril ',i'. witri Red Label polyester filling. Queen size, reg. $4 each, Sale 2 for 8.99. King size. reg. $5 each, Sale 2 for 7,99. se to __J\ - Sale 2 for 799 BONN, West Gcfl)' tAPs ne Prime Minister Kakuci Tanaka relaxed on the golf today, the end of his tour of France, Britain and West Germany. He flies Moscow on Sunday for talks about a group of islands Japan wants back Russia. At a news conference Friday before leaving for a quiet day at the Kronberg Castle Hotel in the suburbs of Frankfurt, Tanaka described his three-day visit to Bonn as "genuinely successful," He said he had found "full agreement"jn Paris, London and Bmn on the need for greater Japanese-European cooperation. Tanaka said he expected West Germany to play an active role in boosting JapaneseEuropean scientific, technological, trade and capital or. course coats. Sale 2'°'4 for doctors, hos- and drugs at the time of illness. In the long run, the Health Security program will save America and give us more effective health care at the same time. We will measure the impact not only in billions of dollars saved, but also in millions of lives preserved and untold human suffering averted. The Health Security Act is a program for all Americans. and only one prograrim For every citizen, the same program for everyone. We don't need one health program For the poor, and a second for the workingman, and a third the elderly, a fourth for the blind and disabled, and a Will for the ,elf. employed. pitals, money 1 d.o'ii s':t's are a.aianie ether n siOc 10 Panels and valances e'so r '.- l e with rounded collar. Polyester cotton, 14'.-17 Save on quilted bedspreads. ,, 'IU 6 cotton l combinations T.'' •.. '/ major lots of color 39 Sale 22 F. Reg. 27.99. Penncrest' The crucial difference is that under the Heal th Security Act part of the funds would flow through the federal government, instead of the private insurance industry. The cost to the nation, however, remains exacily th e The hig.er federal payment under the Health Security Act is comnptety of fset by a reduciion of an equal amount in spending for private insurance premiums and out-of-pocket - 1 into operation for the same money we are now 5pendingonthecurrentsystem, and gi%re us better care in the that will be spent tinder the existing that year Ls $100 billion -the same amount of:1oneyt ha t.ould be spe ntif the Health Security Act is \* - I k - COnSifier what would have happeqed if tile Ilealth Security Act were to go into effect in -.....- Øtj, 1 's . dII.WU of Reg. 18 t I ' dochealth of delivery system, and to upgrade the quality of health care. And, most important. at > I (77 Sale - Reg. $5 Off. Sal,- $4 I to increase the supply tors, to improve the water setting and economy brew basket for 2-3 cup servings . - the 1pp,jm1jy shoulders of the patient. Providers of health care determine sihether a hospital ddrnsIorand length of5t.ay reasonable, necessary, or ap. propriate, and that is the point at which the matter should be ; I 'II ' : transfer the Incurred costs onto ;;-;;'--' AIlii 20 % 12 ..Hils flavor selector with hot . . bale D. Reg. 15.99. ii. nus UuiI, uie program ii (%ntaim detailed proposals it) i-nd the inN , tion in health costs. men's dress shirts. , ' • these do not actually confront the problem of overutilizaflon Save 20% on all i 79 'r - creased deductibles, co. payments and - 63" V111F uyvla. use 11 .7 saffle as it is under Medica , re -. blades, removable cord, on/ : - :'• At the same time, we must draperies, ,'innto,'L ____________ off lock : ' propriate and arbitrary administrative flat such as in. II .,'-pue uresses, JCPenney Holein-the-Handle Knife with Matching Tray Has 9" serated '' . f''' -. also a=we that heRith benefits arenot Jirndedbyina - tmporaturn. Handsornt wicker basket, with no-iron cover -i 11 Save on fII 4IIIII1I uvZU7o on au EDWARD KENNEDY .. Trouble here are no ct'tolf dates, no coinsurance, no dedutIbles, and Pnowaiting periods. The cost of the program would be paid partly out of general federal funds and partly out of a payroll tax on slat Ic maintin p.okJ j \ '-------"--- -- prescription drugs, dental Care. care wift th Context O4 bilI5 s "Annual Physician Chetkups pror i n I1neer Men's und ,,eirs'Weor C. Reg. 8.99. Jenni Ba f phased In-for example, annual Physical examinations 3. Private sector-private and nonprofit-would have the first opportunity to provide the health care serices by contracts with the tpariatent of Health, Education and Welfare, andif they wjflPot cr cannot do It in any region, then an autonomous U. S. government corporation or corporations should do the job. The contemplated amend. merits are: 1. The present drug coverage kneft .%t11c11 would begin two years after the start of the program should be expanded to cover the costs of certain specified drugs, purchased on an outpatient basis, which are necessary in the treatment of the mcxmt cCnrunon, crippling or life-threaterthg chronic disease conditions of the aged. Cost of outpatient prescription drugs represent a major item of medical expense, especially for those suffering froni tronic and serious illness nditions, l'he costs of such drugs are not presently covered, 2. The benefit package would lx' revised in order specifically to provide coverage for ;-r :da! Vpartwh well-child care and family planning service, and such preventive services benefits should not subject to deductibles or co-insura,,ee, for I Sale 7111 I I !. The basic Medicare j I Warmer, with built-in therrn , double k,iif in crp stitr,r Perin -m washable 5860' ______________ parts of this bill would I ' I - Reg. 3.99 yd. lexturized Polyester demand and !b - f.r the vast reg5inlzn of healui care delivery services which other package is established as a solid minimal criterion for uvery perwn. Additional benefits are PA on d a y at S a nford Reg.3 99 yd lox turized Polyester insurance cannot t1mpnm Sunday, Oct. 7,1973-7A "CHARGE IT at Sanford Plaza Penneys: Open 10 a.m. 'til 9:30 p.m. Monday thru Saturday. Sanford Plaza During Tanaka's visit to Ronn, he and West German Chancellor Willy Brandt agmed ° se a apanese. es rssInflt0u ra(e aw material supplies and to seek Other w143 vf intensifying cooperation betwtvn the two cciLtn. On deVeloPing energy �unday, Oct. 7, 1973 ftrald The Sanford 0 Herald Sunday, Oct. 1, 1973-9A Food Hikes Forecast MAiç t HE WASHINGTON i AP Another round of rapid food-price increases is on the way and American consumers may have to wait six is letup, President Nixon's top economist says. - nomic Advisers, offered con- the first six months of 1973. sumers only one consolation Stein said there is solid eviFriday in an otherwise grim dence that the worst inflation in price forecast. more than 20 years is receding. months before there next a" El Our job is to provide the information. All the information, make the choice. To make an intelligent decision—to make a free independent choice—you've got to have the facts ... all the facts. That's where newspapers come in. Our job is to supply you with complete information on everything important happening in our community, our state, our world—even in cuter space. 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Seminole High Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lick, furthering his education at Miss Lane classifies her School Key Club was host for Charles, a member of the Class Lafayette College In Penn. singing style as middle-of-thethe first district rally for their of '74, Is active in school ac- Sylvania, In road with a bow to countrymajoring organization. Three districts tivitles. lie is an active par. Engineering, After graduation western. She and a 10-piece came to the civic center for four tiripant in TEC. Physics, and he plans to enlist in the Air band call themselves, Cristy hours of talk, food and cornForce in the Electrical Lane and her Misty Men, they ----petititin. have recorded two albu ms iii Engineering field. Due Student Council Charles special interest in Nashville, and she is busy In the bathing suit and computers, he is employed at working on several new evening gown Lynne Donates Library Mauney Engineering, Inc. in recordings. 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SALES The council hopes to have a filiati'd with the district, state and national groups, There are boot drop for donations inortjer Y. 17.92 CASSELBERRY 11 members in the local club, to increase the supply. . - County, mid the case could es- here. flown to Stanford Univer- At , I .- Paint irz tablish a new definition of death sity Hospital and transplanted Sept. 12 into Blame Wixom, 52, in California. Cristy Lane Af ter two days of medical and of Salt Lake City. Police testimony, Municipal Allen had been pronounced Court Judge Stafford P. Buckdead after his brain showed no Disney ley ordered Andrew D. Lyons of electrical activity and he was Cristy Lane, diminutive Oaklnd on Friday to stand unresponsive to stimuli. STUDENT OF THE WEEK Charles Lick S ........ - ft. -- 'ORSCjOUSflesS, '.':- ________________ -- l preliminary hearing. I . , - . • 4' 'a. - 44 it .4. /__ - a,/a S . peed-Parts as •• 5 p - __ . r ' a a -• - - /4 ' -4. . -.4. e OAKLAND. Calif. (AP) A trial Oct. 26 on charge of 36-year-old automobile pol isher murdering Samuel M. Allen, 29, The priest soon noticcä his has been ordered to stand trial on Sept. 10. Allen was killed by allet was missing and asked in the shooting death of a man a shot to the head. the man: "You don't want to whose brain was dead but "All the time they' taking et into more trouble do YOU?" whose heart was kept alive for a tests and pronouncing him IAI"Well if I do, it might as well transplant. len) dead, the heart and other be for murder," he quoted the The defendant's attorney ar- vital organs are merrily pumpman saying. gued that his client should not ing away," Lyons' attorney, stand trial for murder, because John Cruikshanlc, said during Father Copest.ake said the thevictim's heart was still the man then tilt him repeatedly beating when it was removed about the head with a heavy from the hod)' Mien's heart was kept beatrruclfix and he lost COfl• Albert W. Meloling, deputy ing artificially before t u as r i'isncss. 1k sa id he telc- district attorney in Alameda moved at I1.ghland lIu1piLii 4 • l Roman I1II•ii. - I :. ;" • : - .,94. .P ..... . I s A brief "I have the impression he will the 1967 MIddle East war until i lie Rev. Lo uis Copest,ake do his best," said Foreign boundaries have been recogwas re po rt ed in satisfactory Minister Zuhayr Almufti olJor- nized to repla ce the cease-fire condition after part of an ear dan after a 2$-minute session lines. that had been ripped off in the attack was sewn back on in a •' / . . -.-., . : ', (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) - , _______ cabin". beat him with a heavy brass the Israelis and Saudi Ara. ise withdrawal of its troops bl ans. from territories occupied after crucifix, police said. S a•' ; 4 ' - -- ---- Belfast, the Lebanon '•• ' -• - 4• . a,'. 5. '?'' 4. .' • AUTO PA,it agreement" any significant Attacked struments and music. Pre-school children are free. Bring your own containers for take-out orders. . / I Ia., MIX Priest -• ' C0\ t1 Irish Truce Is Shaky el-Zay , CROOMS BAND CONCERT AND SUPPER WHO said too many cooks spoil the broth? Everyone wants to get into th e act as Crooms High students ( to r) Ka thy Lee, Mary DuBois, and Angela Will iams help Band Director R. A. Brown prepare for the Spaghetti Supper and Bank Concert being sponsored by the Crooms Ban Parents Association to aid the band ith travel expenses, in'. :•... e th ; robbed. Kissin. •• S - ",. yo the Schmidt has had many for- tary of State Henry A. Egyptian Fneign Minister trier students become ger has finished a round of talks Mohamed H. yet professional draftsmen. Thus, with Arab and Israeli diplomats the talks "a frank and useful many students are interested in an effort to Find a peaceful exchange of views." When in the many exciting fields solution to Middle East asked if there was a new Amerconcerned with drafting. problems. Ican peace initiative, he A U.S. State Department quipped to newsmen, "They spokesman described the meet- didn't tell rue." ings Thursday and Friday as"a Israeli Foreign Minister new kind of dialogue" but Abba Eban, who spent an hour emphasized to newsmen that no with Kissinger on Thursday, new U.S. proposals had come said the conference was "ver:, t of the discussions, satisfactory in every way" anti Kissinger conferred in his ho- Indicated that there was no U.S. SAN BERNARDiNO, Calif tel suite Fri da y wi th fore ign pressure on Jerusal e m to (Al') A Catho- ministry officia ls from Egypt, change i ts position. The United States has- ' supand Morocco lie priest was recovering today Jordan, after a hitchhiker he befriended and on Thursday talked with ported Israel's refusal to prom- :• I '"' . , .5., '54 ' • other Peace Proposal students in '. 4' • UI; :-4s 1 Police said they still were profeect when policesaid he w.is sans slain by gangs of black ball and the other in $30,000 seeking persons in con- pelted with rocks by u -, youths he re this week, bail. neetlon wi th the Th ursday rob. sta bbed wi th his OWfl knife at "! The Juveniles, one 15 a'xl the They were turned over by bery-homicide of Ludivic o Hear KIssInger research a — -:-. • erinan, one of two white per- One of them was held in $20,000 b -- I _• He murder rj A '.5 -S - __ f 1 ' : BOSTON (AP) Two teen- other l6, were arraigned Friday 1)urchesterDistrict Court to the Louis l3rh. agers have been charged in the on charges of delinquency by state Youth Services Board, po. was ti:5hug in a bay near killing of a 65-year-old fish- reason of and robbery. lice said, the Columbia Point housini , ireful dirtyctji . .' Accused had 'au1nrb rr~ alh r1;•. 42, Teens tithoritlis said. -. ' Boston Seminole High Schools drafting course Is said to be one BELFAST, Northern Ireland the capital was swept with a that "a of of the most advanced drafting API Moderate leaders of wave of bomb scares and been reached and that thc urs' in all of Central Fl o rida . NrtJern lrt'lantf'; fkwlirW fa'• ; t;tlk wuuld UuJ1-r (lit' of tiun. have Liken steps toward The seven-hour meeting in- day. Robe rt Schmidt, drafting In- peace, but their efforts remain volved representatives of the Oliver Napier, head of the Alstruct.or, the students learn in doubt without the coopera- Protestant-!ed Unionist party, liance party, told newsmen it mechanical drawing with the tion of Ulster's militants, the Catholic-based Social would ta ke 'weeks rather than advantage of modern equip. As negotiators from (he prov-_ Democratic and Labor pa rty days" to make izient and computers. ince's three leading moderate and middle-of-the-road Al- progress in selecting a With these advantages the political parties met Friday at liance party. for the province's new parlia. students have designed cams, Stormont Castle near sta tement said only ment. h ydraulic cylinders, house ---_.-plans, wall sections, gear Ihumps and they have learned L c lz rne i•ns ,trac arid iIuprn& ti:.'cv designs. Also by learning how to research drafting ideas they can aarchitectural and engineering work and uniform parts. The TEC club of Sa.inoIe is made upof the most interested drafting. Here they I io irto mnrr 'n'zIlid procrtz 0 I -' per cent measure Ll :i':.-.i.:.......• Herbert Stein, chairman of the President's Council of Eco- show — :r. 1Tr He told newsmen that the We have passed the worst of food-price increases over the the economic fever of 1973," he six months may be in the said. ballpark" of a 10 anNot only did Stein foresee nual rate, half the increase of continued sharp food-price in- creases, but he said industrialcommodity prices also will rapid advances before tapering off next year. The administration believes that the rate of inflation will decline to about an annual rate of 3.5 per cent in the middle of next year after the price surge has run ftc course, 3226191 301 E. First Street Sn(ord, Corner of Firs'. and Palmetto - Fla. i THESE OFFERS GOOD THRU WED _ RESERVED �Treralb A C thb 0 n 0 Don Garlits Heads Field 11t I Top Racers E I A O& " a 0 The Sanford Herald Aft — C, Lakeland INRA COIupwItIOfl Sanford Se minoles Scalped Fiery Red Devils each meet. The Mini bike en(;LorzBAcH NAB"POLE pole with a speed of 153315 races had been holding back another blast at the United tries have increased 500 per mph. Cale Yarborough until near the end to make their Stales Auto Club, calling it The Race of Champions, the rent since the inauguration of Charlie Glotzbach showed qualified third with Bobby run, and they offered the "Mickey Mouse" because cf a Ill HA Nationals, will be held at this class, p S orts some of his eW spunk as he set a Allison taking fourth, unusual lap prize money to try controversy at a recent USAC The small fry are a source of new track record for cars with the Lakeland International Sponsors of the race are to make it a race for top spot stock car race. amazement as they jwnp the restricted engines, turning trying to put more racing Bay, on Oct. 12-13.14. m was Foyt claims he back throughout the 500 miles. event will Feature winners and 111113 and circle the winding 158.730 to nab the pole for into the event by offering drlv. wrongfully penalized two laps MICKEY MOUSE OUTFIT Sunday, October 7, 1973 runners-up from previous track. Earl May, Melbourne, on Sundays 500 mile race at ers $100 for every lap they lead. in a USAC stock car race at Page 10A llOfldI, rode to glory with a Charlotte Motor Speedway. IIIHA events this season, 'long The sponsors had maintained Three-time Indianapolis 500 l'ocone, when he should have with many, many more drivers first In the Jr. Mini, age 10 and David Pearson took the outside that many top drivers In other champion A. J. Foyt leveled won the race. from across the country, under. Open Expert was won by Jim Taylor, Edgewater, On a flocking to the sunshine state, \'attht,lfl. seeking their first title of the 11 In the Over The Hill class season in the 173 finale. 1. James Lee from Sanford on a The International Ifot Sports :.: . Association opened its season at Hickman took borne the fourth II4I . 1... Role I — S ti ii e I.akeland with the Winter place trophy. Lanny Greene .. NationaLs kick in March and aoother Sanford rider took ,.1. IEDO ::~ mr.wr WASH INGTON (NEA) McPherson swung tier ax and the tradition of female frailly .': p icked the Sunshine Sate to home a trophy in the 2S1 open - -1 was solintered like a bar room mirror. Women in the Gloria Steinem's chic is now class, .., Spotlight ciose out its I9 racing as dated as a bouffant hairAstroàome audience shouted "I-told..you"so's" at their do. Betty Friedan is as cur re nt as Rebecca of Sunnybrook More than 500 drivers from escorts, rubbing salt in fresh Farm. Despite the strugles of these two women to liberate around the nation are expected (;RANATELLI "TlIEY'R ..., the females of the wor d the final freedom from male opBy Dan Gilmartin to enter th is event, seeking to (.0INGTO MISS ME" a double dip for female force. Billie Jean scotched It pression was accomplished, not by their intellect, but, we Bobby Riggs' dream of becoming a permanent fixture in grab a chunk of the more than are told, by Billie Jean King's muscle, .1.4 .X snorts. And while she was zonking him, her Virginia Slims The big Herald Staff Writer bear of auto racing, $100,000 in prize money. Billie Jean swung her racquet the way Aimee Semple V. doubles partner, Rosemary Casals, was offering color CornThe Nationals will get un. Andy Grarte1li, said Wedmentary for Howard CoseU's play-by-play on television. Many area people have probably been Iooe1y following derway on Friday, Oct. 12, and nesday 'They're going to mi Compared with Rosie's acidity, Howard was as tonguethe activities of man by the name of Rommie Lowkl. will conclude with final me." sharp as cotton candy in a stifIwind. It was a tough night This person Is audacious enough, so they say, to want to eliminations in each of th e eight for the men. i_ do sometng as impossible as selling pro football Granatelli emphasized that rl to the M. That wom'a can he graceless in grasping their first taste rarirn cateorie, 101) FUtI, l' puriu H (tcil F .J. of p nut news. Siwrtly alter Margaret Court I wuiy Car, l'iu Stock, Ct'tii number one love but not in the Now anyone who is familiar with th e past behavior of lost to Riggs in May, Billie Jean gloated, "Margaret chokpetition, Modified, Formula granliose style he set \ ed; she played like a donkey." Not since Joe Namath allowas the Central Floridians and their usual reaction to anything that Stock,, Super Stock and Factory chief Stock ed as how he thought the AFL had 'four or five' passers who of S1'P Corportation, to change can easily write this poor guy off as an :. Stock, Sunday, Oct. 14 at 1 p.m. were better than Baltimore's Earl Morrall had the sports -ufferable dreamer, go back to the fields and harvest some lop names already entered at 'The board of Studc,'aker. world heard such blunt comparisons. ' :uore oranges or celery aid forget him, press time are Don Garljt.s, Worthington, which controls 55 In the past this was definitely the re.sponse offered by Gladys Heldman, editor of the World Tennis Magazine, Ilue Max, Ramnehargers, Chi- Percent of STP, replaced - t area people. If you need an example, dear critical denied that this self-service was a lack of sportspersonship Town Hustler, Mr. Norm, t Granatelli last Thursday as on King's part. "I think things like that are good for ..der, look to thesouth and the MM Orange County (and us &humacher, Sox & Martin, chairman and chief executive -women tennis," she said, giving me a sly, Merle Oberon 'ause we are feeling it) has gotten themselves into as a Don Nicholson, Gapp & Roush of S711. Granatelli said he will smile. "Margaret knew she played badly. But she couldn't " rebut of the poor planning and foot dragging that has acand Hubert Platt . Jack remain with the firm as vice / say it; so Billie Jean said it for her." Logic like Ms. Heldconipanied the amazingly rapid growth with Disney World. McClure will also have his chairman through March. man's is hard to top, much less understand. LI you remember back a few years when 14 was built The rumor was that Helen Reddy would sing the libber's MPH rocket powered go cart on 51-year-old auto racing great anthem, "1 Am Woman" before the match, but instead, t,dr1. --:lid TP weu!d c2fl!thue to faces replaced the buttons. Wefl, those same people RfllieJeantold reportersatherpressconference,"Iaman now honor its racin:, t:ts -j gotting caught in traffic snarls that challenge the patience of athlete' Then she offered credit where credit was due. "I through this year but had made EW SMYRNA MOTOCROSS Job. The analysis reads "too little, too late" by even the want to thank the two pros who worked with me arid my most no plans yet that he knew of for parents. Mr. and rs. William Moffitt of San Diego" She tw-ft4 of observers. • i 1'artcipnflm " 2 itt'ti * n:uu. . t:: iy Uic c'1arges Wi'L u i. .tLy it you ignore hooed over the rod to thank Frank Gifford for some niotocross at the New Richard Petty's race car SH1%Tna them." Well, for the ostrich maybe, for us mortals that are mysterious service rendered. (Did the Giffer muscle Jack track continues to grow with operation. forced to live with the limitations o the real world that Kramer from mike-side?) ____________ __________ _______ItCAift. %'ANZURA By Ttilons Eagles' Too rut LYMU11 s n(jU ' - R r_ ... - don't work that way. Rommie Loudd is a man who feels it Is about time for the people in this area to realize that they "can no longer hide Central Florida." "It used to be that people from the north thought of florida a Miami, or maybe even Jacksonville," said the foflball promoter, "Rut when Disney came here there was a lot of publicity everywhec for it and now everybody knows this area is here and they are becoming aware of the adLoudd sees the area between Volu1a and Osceola counties as being a place that offers a golden opportunity for cosmopolitan development and the people in the area are suffering at the hands of their do-nothing local governments who want to keep everything the way It always has been. Don't get the man wrong. There really isn't that much wrong with the way things have been up until the last few years. Up until then people did not really have to change all that much all that fast. But, a3 Loudd suggests, this the age of "Future Shock" and people are going to have to get Involved in their surroundings and demand action from their .Ueged "leaders." "The people of this area have suffered from :eaderthip "at suifers from tunnel vhAon," said Loudd, "And It is a arne that they ruin good potential opportunities for their nstjtutents by leading them in retreat and seeing only what ;ey want to see." Lnudd has spent the Last several months trying to cc1n'.nL-e the local leaders of Orange County and Ckiando to renovate the Tangerine Bowl for the expansion of the NFL In this area. In this effort he has been exposed to more than his share of tunnel vision. Now that the Tangerine Bowl Is out of the question, Loudd is locking anywhere in this area for a place to bring his up-to-now non-existent Florida Suns NFL franchise, Friday evening Loudd was the guest speaker at the SEEDCO. apçreclaUxi banquet. For the non-Informed SEEDCO. breaks dow-n to Seminole Employment and E?onomIe Development Co., and these people see their mission and giving everyone In the county a share of the wealth, not through gifts, but through equal opportunity. The group came out this week and endorsed Loudd's efforts to oxpand the NFL in this area. Without a doubt it would irtiride many jobs and owiitmitles for numerous residents -4-n1 residents to be. The group agrees with Loudd and his program and they d rc'asra t 1'u!d c:t s live basic reasons for 1113 !rt in this area. First of all, the NFL wants to expand themselves, and i ye been looking allover for a place to fit another franchise. "Secondly," said Loudd, '! feel this area can support an NFL team. mot just one city, but the regional approach tht has been taken by the New England Patriots could work here" "Also," centinued Loudd, "llie area business will uport it, and all those people who overbuilt for Disney may Just have underbuilt when the franchise gets here. The area eald become the convention mecca of the South." Loudd also said that low employment and good weather are the reasons that top the list off for the hoped to be franchise. The preNideflt of the Florida Suns is not just a practical businessman as many would think. Behind Ks efforts gleams the light of social improvement that he feels his efforts will produce. "There are a lot of people today who are getting out In the street and hurting other people. maybe just because they don't have a dc.rt Jh. With mthing like this, .o many jobs will be provided that people will be too busy for that sort of thing." ' Rommie Loudd is definitely thinking of the Seminole County area as a ripe place for the stadiur.' ait will serve as iome base for the Suns. The county b&.* : otid program and ee-i I.K. the pf-vp' lrreives rc a' fr ij I pl etr t .:i Uv drtam into a rea1ty. LOUdCI said he is interested in talking with anyone who has a sizeable portion of land in the county for the discussion of a stadium dght. They would certainly benefit form the expon, especially If they kept part of the rand for themselves and adapkd It to some private use once the - Mansion gets We. For right now this all is so much talk. But that is where acttialjties around !red at one time. It takes the elf a1 and po4te attitude of the people involved to create find) improvement. With someone like Rominle Loudd Li-th beitIng the drums for positive change the area; and (lc :xn! fn1,i'' ar-d tb" 1"'; c':'rpc' h'-i ',i't In -- ., ' - IL uIIw$Jciosinonusandforctsustocopew1th1t,ltjust vantages it offers." - .. Jack Scott: Athletics' Guru Oberlin By Ira Berkow Sports 2 _ Revolution In Year of our values and goals In this gram, which gave less con- who shocked the nation when OBERLIN, Ohio (NEA) crucial, influential area. cern to local businessmen's he stuck up a black-gloved The Oberlin College He believes sport should be volleyball and more time to fist athletic director unslung his a joyful pastime for the par- basketball for local black freedomsymbolic of black - on the victory shoulder pouch on his office ticipants and not an aspect of grade schoolers who have stand at Mexico City in 1968. couch. kicked off his clogs, quasi-professional lam, as ills few facilities of their own. walked barefoot on his Per- in too many areas from col, in a semester-end listing of Since that gesture, Smith sian rugto his tape recorder lege campuses to Little accomplishments to the col has found It nearly impossi and flexed on some rock, ran League fields. lege president (a requirement ble to find work. Until joining his hand over his brightly Is Scott's second year for all department heads), Scott here, Smith was teachshaved head, adjusted his asThis athletic director. The 31 Scott included a budget in. ing second grade in San Jose dashiki and then his wire- year-old former Syracuse crease (rem $1,000 to $6,700 and working for no money rimmed glasses, and sat track letter winner said that for women's sports, and add. with aspiring track athletes. down behind his tidy desk. the first year was the ed that Oberlin "was again" It was the beginning of an- touhestof his life. Dan Millman was also assuming aleadershiprolein other typical lock day for He instituted classes about athletics on a national level hired by Scott. Millman, a Jack Scott A day in which he sports and racism, sports and (as attested to by (acult', former world champion g>m will surely bear up to law, sport and medicine, members being invited as nast, had been coaching at slin gshots of criticism. sports and society. He guest lecturers around the Stanford. He is anti-competiTe rocks may fly from brought women more into the country and requests to ex- tion (team, slogan: Oberlin such diverse persons as Vice sports program, allowed l gymnastics - artistic ain the new Oberlin President Agnew, who in a athletes to have a parity vote athletics) and a devotee of [cm). speech once accused Scott of with faculty members when Oriental religions an ii I Ia. .l,....ê And0 hø II0 "TI.19 D a I 496 local shopkeeper who said come up. 01' - - •, . - - [-.- — ..A , ;f6.6 n . . -- - - .' -. -- - -- -- -- / - ..-.._ ...- - . ,.-' ' - - . '- ,,..,..- - -- 10 - , , - . - mm- 0 _ ..~ -- - ____. ~ 0.~ took over e athletic depart from come out on top,' yet he en might have m the former star New York Jet merit here. several coaches joys winning. He says he bjrtNlom in this brren land receiver who uit pro football ' fl ed, with their bridge-play- wants to hire the best coaches Ike. a not provided t h WhIILOflS Oi juicy gossip, em because he lisavowed the in wives in tow.) to develop the best teams aiiifl have lmproveâ COfl" hatred of opoonents that is ne still receives threaten. possible. ?his is in the tradi. part of winn{ng on the r pro Lig letters and phone calls, tion, he believes, of doing S'uerd ly. Rumors of his level I some be innin "ni ger something well that's worth breaking his four-year conlover, college He h'ed ass doing. He believes a dedi- tract and bolti ng Another volunteer is a Jackson, the first black foot- cated athlete should try to have lessened. He no longer product of Woody Hayes' ball coach, at a i- creceives the silent treatment hell-bent style of football, m. dominately white schooS', and 'Like the Mae West line" from some townspeople, his Ralph (The Bear) Holloway,a another black, the controver- said Scott, in relation to win- hate phone calls have rugged middle guard on a reJACK SCOTT left Ob decre er Iia C Mal 168 Olympic gold rnng and , e (right of some cent Buckeye Rose Bowl ollepe athletic director, . with pony-tailed losinc' 'i'v watc,,eia pratice reshman quarterback or'' faculty members as abated. team, is a home-town medal-winner Tommie rich and I've been poor. S (JbcriiWillie . artinci. (Photo by Micki McGeeIISSS Sill1, some criticism con- niari. Jon Davies, an Oberlin Smith, as assistant athletic better to be rich" director,) But as the bridge- graduate student and former But Scott hasa histo of g shopkeeper said. star Of the Meanwhile, with the for- scaring the hip pads off college football Jackson, Sauer, Holloway, to allow them to suit u p. es, titude and blue-eyed zeal of a "Maybe we are just fearfui of team. is another volunteer Smith. "Ilt.y, brother, one of them Jungle missionary who has founded with his wife Micki cha nge. We also have a new football coach. seen Lhe( water boiling riest in the catholic for McGee, Scott with (his •f him..Scortocontinues to try to Study the Institute for the ere. He is changing things, th erejilied f. The staff reflects Scott's argumenjtrst they of Sport and tared Jackson, you don' ok 'l'h1 too. And we resent it." t come to revolitionlze sport, to de- Ile has written the bo desire for increased I was out t d ,,yu don't Scott has noted how' pay in the heterogeneity of coaches and now when Itrv to get the hn5 mand a basic reexamination Athletic Revolution" has had game. 'a,, a hand in writing t wo scorch- Oberlin College in the 19th students (the star freshman people - just as the ing football exposes, "Out of century was the firsttoestab. quarterback is Willie Mar- philosophy departmn That incident seems to da have set a tone. The football Their League," with Dave lish co-education in America, tiriez, a Chicano; the star they condemn it." / players today say theyproba' Meggysey, and "Meat on the the first white coIlee to freshman end Is a native Inenroll Hoot' with Gary Shaw. students. 'But dlan). Scott believes such In fact, the head of the bly try harder for ackson . of tose changes came diversity Is integral to well- alumni, Jack purvig Jokingly Since they helped select him A young college president noneo, easy, said Scott. And tod ay rounded education. wondered alter Oberlin's as coach. And they seem to (Robert ruller, now 37) had -the le here are Preud of first football game of the sea enjoy a tighter discipline taken notice of Scott's work hav 1'-' sngueen in te educa whether it was tmbar than they did on the more Sweeping changes caused and thought he ought to lead loosely- organized previous Oberlin's traditional and tra-years iona, forefront. I think in an understandaijie Fright rassing to an intellectual o come they'll feel the among the staff ilready "Ile Oberlin had Oberlin teams. that has not ditionally mediocre athletic same kind of pride in what there. Some have stayed on a Winning football (earn in program, Both Jackson and Fuller brought in Scott, weve nor in sports here. to SIfl Its first game by Of Oberlin, the school the rest and found life less than and the .-'ISS ,ackson came to this miserable. (One is Dick such a lopsided score, 51-28. The athletic department cOmmunity, seem to be ad. Just ing to each other voted 13-I against him, But small isolated northern Ohio Michaels, the swimming ! . . Ile h a d little to fear, for the Jackson with some (earz. lie coach, who was found in a . the (acuity committee, with a Roes about his work skimpy 5'4 vote, over ruled would become the first blar'k rating by students and team moment. Oberlin was crunch with a nice Passion and u the coaches. And Scott came football coach at a pre- members to score the highest Cu In its next game, 40-14. Seems to be appreciated "I omnatey w hite ctol to amid much local into lie reery store The first letter he receiw-d cently received a new threeB u t Coach Jackson the other dy"' trembling, suffered afterward as much the storekeeper said Most athletic department here Justified his concern It year contract) 4 he contained a drawing of a as a Lombardi or a hla'es the rnotha,rcoat.,i' faculty members felt aren't tiiight. as inscribed, vuuld C011ie in and chop oil Several coaches did leave tu?' I said, 'Yes. He said "Get out of town niger. their heads. 'Let's get'cm next wee But someone like coach Joe k Jackson is erie Oi Several Gurtis remains, and cornYet Jackson maint ains a That's encouraging," And some of this small at Oberlin. lains - wittI some justifica. fa ective, which is certown's eslablishment also whert.coaches ,he But Oberlin, with an enrollnew athletic direc, ! irnsly _ one or the i reasons he , ment of 2,600 tion. Gurtis, who says he will feared thl coming Of Scott. tor, rewas hi red In the first place, mains a schoolstudents, ott, sometimes Ie3Ve as soon as a good pw They thought, though tiley more famous Called "the guru or joe k tion, i' He showed his balance in his for its conservatory than were too "liberal" to say so liberation, fresents Itself, believes first t " has ammbled a Sco t' as a black coact). its quarterbacks. Une dayfor. i has talked a better for publication, that the rather revolut ona pear, ganie than lie has played. tie This was with the baseball several blacks hired by Scott, er walked I sta as sickan said over I'ik .shoulder. critiches Scott as a our and an Increased hetero eo t'' Jackson w' erourotwrCandIes geneity of --tudents, might ( 11% by a combined vote of a com- agree), and as a inan who last spring. "Sorry.ractice to c 11oUt l eave Two black somehow the beginning of mittee or athlete3 and faculty spoke of the "humanizing of udy r (he end be Of their solid com- members.) they ht be e to ake munity. athletics" yet turned around van ta ge and ai Also, Scott him," recalled organized a full to,'bovherenphas. Fhr' pla ct-s rnis'd jaLflt Scott brought in Tommnit' it IC ) son and all I could rn irj,1 iii j'r 1 tftc' (In the di I u'1Mlf- 'SMITH cornmunit Ft Cr" at'nn pr i. I 1 hi' h , I I 1R Iji i ti t int' possbIy say w as, 'Goodby Jackcnr, reIn "nn - . . # I •-'" - '.- - ' . ; - -. - -' ______________________ .- - - - -- - — - -- - - . . - . - - - -. a - '. - - r - 00 Penalty Yardage Aft" ____ - ,X_.--- -:r= - - - __ -111----_ -_ - ~ ---,-. ' - I Florida Coach Doug Dickey . r - n ut h,,,.p kA,* k.'III S &JUenaive per- ' - ' Iormance. 10 ' X ~ 14L'6:- i ... . e lovii", ; fense, but this is not the whole story or an excum," Dickey - _. — -- - --A said. "We are not getting good -..I&- -_ -_A_-f %stAIL AV14_ - ~i 11 _ execution and our running __ __ - - ___2 -=_-;T=-_--_ ---- --- L;F= game is not helping balance out - ___ ~ _ ~1 _ ______ - . -. i:-.: .. - __ _ - -..- some Of the Pmsure off David Bowden, who is primarily a passer." - --.......... .- ---- - - hav ----*--4' - i Dickey hopes his team will be able to come off last week's loss to Mississippi State when they meet LSU here tonight. n se began Florida figured to have one of the top offensive bail clubs in the ...I '.. — WOBBLY PASS OVERTIlROW Receiver had no Ciiance S Pats Give ain Pset ermon,, 28 Southeastern Conference, but after an opening game victory over Kansas State, the Gators squeaked by Southern MLs- w sissippi 14-13 and then lost to Mississippi State 33-12 last week. 0 3S - :. - - - 7.''-- - - . -, 1:. f . - - - .~I-- \ - - i j V ~~ k1 -../ .I .- A E4 A .-~ - . I - . k\ - g Arri t quent to a Brantley kickoff Brantley head coach Bill Duty, Greg Chandler fumbled and the "We knew f we didn't make -______ - 187 !." ., L - ,~ - - _,~_ 1K H ' I / A i - it S UUeU six to inc an ankle in last week's game we stopped their ground game left in the second period when tally shttt when just two plays they had to put it up however, and is listed s only Pat's nunl t , ;tthe recovery Burt probable' f. niet Int Steve Hargis -ith a U4I4IJLjUl n.., it over irom sevenyardaenaland the two the eight. The PAT try The Patriot defense limited failed point try was successful leaving and the count stood at 22-0, for Chandler to Just yards in the score at 8.0 Brantley when all practical purposes ending el g tit totes of the skin, and Saint intermissIon was taken, thrower Pat Crimmins was the ball game, 'O costly mistakes finalized intercepted "We made very few mistakes twice to throttle two the verdict on the Saints, Subse- in the ball game," said Lake Trinity drives. .... Arringt on $27. Mathews 7-17, Bryant 31?, Hank 70. Blue ii. Lyman Poising—li 25451. Edgewater Passing-1] 197160. Lyman ReceivIng—.op 7.11 Tra vis 2-IS. Blake I-iD. Leslie 1,. . Edgewater Recei vi n - anks Early? 17, Briggi 731, ng on 7 12, Belbeck IL Sparks 15, Voran 1 I ! I, ' - -- ,-q - F mentor, yaru run Lyman RuShing— Oliver a so .1antne422Oiake4, -"v'-•'.v' early 1620I 1L 1;' . — - ~'__,___ I - ___________________ _____ - '- PUMS FumbIM Lost ' Ille I.ake Brantley PatrioLs Pat's hit paydirt on an eight mistakes we could take them." But LSU Coach Charles 0 6 0 0 6 taught the Trinity Prep &-iints yard burst b Larry Hise. The y A highlight in the contest for McClendon says the Gators still 7 0 19-26 what it really means to keep the conversion was again good and the Brantley squad was the have the potential and that,s E—Eany 2 yard fun (mathews faith after the Pats' wholly un- the count went to 16-o. keying of the defenders on star what has him worried. kick). expected upset 2&0 victom In i -1 71* kickoff prot-m thn riAbui aujt.1 — C0111antine I yard run (kick OF UIC ULWppOtnung "s back Greg Chandler. Friday night E-E&rly 5 yard pass from Mathews The two squads felt out each Patriots outhusded the prep. ,, — I1h "go - - - Lyman Edgewater 5 - _. Laments vuensive — __ - " - 1 - Dickey -- " 2 363 - r'rnamning in — 0S - — _. — - — , '— Phi IIi Tough they didn't have the ball a as yards and a touchdown. 'I) first k ;c drive much as ususal The Eagles I ll i tiz Oli'ers attempt at an extra the first period he .. kept the ball on offense at point was blocked. FAgewater 19 . -yard line. on the Friday night in OrIando,s stretches. of ten to fifteen It Wasn't until the start of the first Tangerine Bowl the Edgewater minutes when they were slowly final chapter that the up the middle for a 23 yard pickEagles proved why they were grinding out first down after scoreboard was active again. up. ile carried again but it was number one with time con. first down. Witt) 11.49 left in the final only good for four yarLs. The caming ustaine(i drives and a • period eXdIIipIe would i th eir ia thews swung a screen Eagles picketi.up their second runner named Early to lift firs t tpt% rm the fie giving fir-st down w'wn WiUw Ar €iI 6i ""in 'r.er : ak, &atgs in the unto .I*ti second touch. rington ran for seven yards and fourth periods the Eagles down of the night. Mathews It was back to Early who The Es glea peedster Eric also generated a 48 Yard drive attempt at an extra point was carried twit'.' vcwe 4 F'arly r1'n:1tcd L~c "c,ll using up 12 plays. succftsful and the score read arid the other time for eight. with brilliant broken tackle The firstscore came with 5:25 13-6. ~ Mathews then took to the air. I runs and general speed and left in the first stanza. From the The first time Mathews was 89111ty. Ile accounted for 201 two yard line Early bufled his Edgewater got the ball back attempting to pass he was yards on the ground more than way across the goal line putting three plays later when Oltver "sacked" for a loss of 5. This the entire Hound offense cvWd the score at 6-0. Ken Mathews, recovered was followed by the first inmuster up goal, completion of the night tacked er and starting first play from scrimmage °n with a personal foul penalty. Going Into the game Early Poin t kicker Mathews then turned to his was the leading Metro rusherquarterback, split the uprights Early dodged and weaved AT attempt. way 35 yards for a m mis was superstar Early who gained 35 ___________ and a tIer his performance On Both5teams td1 the ball with 9 08 In the game yards on a swing pattern Inst I yman he retained hIs er back nd '. through In. remaining. . Usually consistent pass Completing the drive the te rccpoons until near the end of E The Hounds then had to give Eagles failed at two more b Cost.antine found trouble ru.stung attempts before ng to crack the Eagle u second quarter when the up the ball on downs and the Hounds with started to drive. Eagle ndary. lie threw Starting th Edgewater signal-caller offense moved into found passes ac. e ball on their Uon. Utilizing the running and David Hanks open for a 14 yard completed 11. More y mar,.er, it took passing game Edgewater completion. Earlys Ti) run then Pantly he threw four . yman ten plays to put their moved down to the five terceptions. In yard followed. first points on the board, pmes Costantine had HERALD SCOREBOARD line where Mathews took the Lyman The Initial tally came with ball in himself. With 2:32 Edgewater lnIy one interception this year. left In First 19 ore halftime when on a the fourth period all the scoring a, Another problem Rii%hn that second and eight, Costantine for the contest had been Pai,sing Yardaue 11agued the Hounds was that 160 84 11234 -swept around left end for eight completed. Passes 13-19 2 I9 _ 'e_ — By JOHN CHERWA lIeraldtorrespondent ,'.. -- -- door four times through the score (ruin 2.3 yards away . The middle of the line but a rugged two pointer pass was sue- the game. Sophomore Mark Whigham hit fled Devil middle had a no ces.sfuj and the count was upped EIisia Edwards with a 32 yard 'flie Sanford Seminoles visitors sign posted . One play to 21-2 with the visitors on too aerial to close the gap to 45-8. battled the Red Devils of subsequent to the turnover on and the clock showed 10:18 The Seminoles received Lakeland Kathleen for the first downs the tribe found Kathleen remaining in the third period. outstanding individual per. two periods and then saw an quarterback Richard Plank in For the rest of the contest formances In the rushing awesome display of a potent the end zone with the pigskin Plank had a field day with the deportment from Herb Sutton offense rip the tribe for six and cut the margin to 7-2 at Seminole secondary as he and Jim Clements. touchdowns in the second half locker roomtjme, flooded first the right side then Clements wound up top of play for a lopsided 45.8 The Seminoles lined up the the left and continually had an rusher for the contest with 66 Kathleen win Friday night at second half and booted the ball open target to throw to as he yards In 16 cracks and sultan Seminole Memorial Stadium. to Kathleen to open the third wound up with four of the five was close behind with 64 s tripes A rather sparsed borne crowd stanza . They should have aerial scores Kathleen inflicted in 14 attempts. was treated to a determined stayed in the locker room. on the local breds. bell control show by the locals Herman Patterson returned The strong armed junior, who The tribes rimming game in the first two periods that the kickoff 75 yards for six is challenging former Devil QB looked the best It has all season the tribe outgajn the visitors points and the Red Devils David Bowden's records, now but the difference in the contest 126-75 in the offensive depart- declared party time for the has 14 TD tosses in just three was the throwing of Kathleen's mnent. remainder of the contest. contests. The state record ill Plank and the fumbes and Seminole moved the ball The Lakeland folks kicked off that (lepsrtifleflt is at 35 with interceptions suffered by the fairly well and at the close of and the tribe bobbled on the The now-(ator signal caller tribe point makers. the half tIrr'e RI vanis to the '-e"nd py friun rImI1!i, Lin the j: :-:'r, In all the :iiznuIc tusnel Kathleen 1 yurd s tripe, There It took Kathleen signal caller The Sanford club crossed the the ball over to the Red Devils a the game did a turnabout. Richard Plank one play to hit goal line for the first time of the total of nine times; four by The Seminoles knot.ke1in the flanke- Kenny Strong for long evening with 1:08 interception and five by fumble. SANFORD PLAYER STOPPED SHORT Red Devils proved too tough (Herlad Photo by Bill Vincent) .. -'--. .._...._, _, . , 45 -8 By DAN (;ILMARIIN herald Staff Writer CI ri Sunday, Oct 7, 1973— nA - W.- - 0. - Oviedo Lions Maul Apopka, Safari Ends In 14-6 Victory COACH SCOTT BESEECHES HOUNDS But Eagles still had their way In their initial home game over too many times (3 fumbles Oviedo's second tally of the and Orange Belt contest, the and one interception), and our night. A Ferrier fumble on his Oviedo lion's scored a 14-6 offensive line didn't block own 18, was picked up by victory over the Apopka Blue well." lineman Jay Becker who Darters on Friday ni.tht. carried it in with only eight Although the game Was a me lions put the ball in play seconds to go until half time, from their own 27, after winning sloppy one, marred with H ERALO SCORE COARD fly ROGER HODGES the Lions defense Other favorites: David "Texas World Speedway" the coin toss and electing to played well, Herald Correspondent Oviedo Pearson, 12th, with 4947.30 als, belongs to Petty, winning 2 receive, Apopka 1 rsP O-ns 9 ''e Coach Hill Klein 19 points, 25th place, rookie out of 4 races there. After seven plays gained four 167 Rusting Yards $9 asked "how many' turnovers is Richard i the king of racing) Lennie Pond, with 3355,60 first downs and consumed 2:02 131 Passing Yards 3$ th rtty Is making his move to win points. Not listed In top 25 at for Apopka?", after Oviedo I) 71 1 playing Pais time, John Jackson 292 Sgt. Roy a M yne, the Air of Punti 3 )Q went over from the four yard had recovered a fumble with fifth ('rand National Donnie Allison brother of Force's veteran race driver, IS 3 FurrbieiLos t 3 ciainpiqnshIp. seventh place Bobby Allison. Gomez converted se('ofldsremnaining in the game, PN%aIn.$ about to become a private. A line. Mark 30 and the Lions had a lead that "'e, Three fumbles, and two Oviedo 77 0 0—li private citizen that is. Mayne By virtue of winning the "Old 0 0 0 6—S they would never relinquish, 7- interceptions" he answered his Apcka With only three races (Oct. 7 retiring after 20 years of set- o, Oviedo Jackson I run (Gomn ° Lknniplon '500'," at the Mar. Charlotte, N.C. "500 question happily. kick) Miles," vice. We should be seeing a lot tlhiville, Va. Speedway. Petty Oct. 21 R Jon Johnson continues to Oviedo — 84<ktr is carried in Oviedo's defense forced and ockingham, N.C. "500 more of him at the tracks Apop i 201.35 poInts behind first leg tumble IGeme: kc) Blue play onistanding hall, when it's k a punt after tilt, miles," Nov. 18 College S tatipn, around the circuit in the future. Darters failed to pick up a first Ac, 1pne S r..n L ç j r! tiiu to "hold ciii' l.ions." lie ipner Benny Parsons and only Tex. "500 miles") left, and pass incomplete) .40 points ahead of second leg abou running plays. and captain Jimmy Riddle RUSHING STATISTICS t375 points per race at It his been reported that big doi with three winner Cecil Gordon, Apopka Agaw the lion's drove down Sj)CIIr lieatl'd a defensive wall Oviedo stake, the action will be wheel John Sears has ret ired, but field with only slight resistance. that only allowed 89 yards Jackson 114 ydi Payn 73 yes. 'Ii to wheel. With non-contenders from what? It sure Is 1101 washnuli 5 yds. rerrier —16 yØs. ushing ''The top '0 overall "Winston (orcedquarterback StumptI0. With the ball deep in Blue r Boyi*76yd, Chaçlle Glotzbach and David racing, lie started Jim Vain" Darter Cp Grand National Poir! Pearson are the in-out side pole diver country and threatening hn Ferrier to go 0-7-1 up until at Darlington in his final seconds of the contest. Sthndings": sitters at Charlotte, things J. Marvin Mills Dodge. No. 4 to blow the game wide open, the BASKETBALL Apopka's offense relied Benny Parsons 6632.30 Oviedo started getting penalcould get crowded at the mainly on full back Stanley ti es, 6430.95 Petty has never won at Char. ~1. Richard Petty ('llt'l,:\ VISTA, Calif. Wilt Payne fôr the meager yardage Chamberlain, a National BasCecilGordon 6408.55 lotte, finishing second three 1 HORSE RACING The infractions that finally they were allowes]. lie gained 75 ketball Association Cole Yarborough 6389.65 times. star since ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - amounted to 115 5. James Hylton yards walked yards in 16 carries, and scored 1359, jumped the Los Angeles 6377.75 lentam, $5.20, rallied in the off Buddy Baker against the Lions and the only Apopka TD with 9:29 Lakers anti signed a three-sear 5984.10 Rockingham is Richard Petty stretch to finish fourlengths in stopped almost every drive left in the garlic. Payne went [lobby Allison in ('Ofltrnt't as player-coach with 5590.05 country. Petty won there front of Star Envoy and capture 1hey could mount, from 25 yards out for the only the San Diego Conquistadors of 8 Walter Ballard 5443.70 earlier this year, and will be 1k' $125,000 United Nations "Those penalties killed us," big gainer , J. D. McDuffie 5325,65 that Apopka could the American Ra,cketf,ill Assolooking to do it again, having handicap at Atlantic City Race commented head Coach Ralph get all night. 10. Elmo Langley 5188. elation for all estimated St00,. won 5 out of 14 races there. Course, Stumpf. "We turned the ball The defense also scored (*X) per year. I Petty After Grand National - l7 14 - _______ -- , The contest leaves both squads with identical 3.1 logs. lirantley's only loss coining in the opener with Ft. Myers Cypress Lake by two points Call or Drop By And Ask John Dickey About The New ' STEEL RADIAL BRIDGESTONE T I RES _____ _,-7 The revoluntionary tire designed for long distance and freeway driving GUARANTEED For 40,000 Miles ALL SIZES AVAILABLE McROBERTS TIRES JOHN DICKEY INC. 405W. First Sanford 322 0651 �L 12M-The Sanford Herald Sunday, Oct 7, 1973 % rl- . ,~,k. ' ~ . Bowling I Snapper Running At Inlet I * .... *---~~ ~. 9 ~~ 11. I AUTO.TRAINJUNIOR.SENIORLEAGUE Th er showed the oldsters how this week cwi the scene as Rlçky Payne blasted a phenomenal 265449 series. Other high in th e Junior loop included Norman I 1 6-492, Vernie Butcher 204-474, Mark Whitley 169-481 Be th Burkart 198-470, Kit Johnson 160-467, Al Fountain 176439, Terry Waldrop 214-581, Mark Clayton 166-463, Steve Brannon 171504, Gena Bukur 153407, Bill Batten 183-417 Trinket Mason 181400, John McGregor 164-469 and Len Grover 221-527. e youngst s bowling scorers - - iinbcrs of th I.Inrlrl hit'n Iiii, Iloilo ...t. n---...- ..... %; day For his outing this week. An (latise and Fresh Water Fish that sonic type of roller or toiinng in but tailed to get the Vi t all day rain storm failed Commission put the new IO1flJaCtOr could be added to anglers name. iliscourage him and he hyacinth harvesting machine the machine I)imnnld Faulk at Cam P thereby finally rewarded with an eight through It's pace %Yednesday on eliminating up to 95 per cent of on the Wekiva Hisr Seminole f%)Ufld bass. A purple worm (11(1 the St. Johns River near Astor. the bulk of the plants and a lIaI.1 a bit of bad luck. Fmshi the job. forklift could easily distribute Opinion was divided as to of bream biting again from the bank, I)onald hooke4 a News effectiveness of the operation In the remainder on shore without "Snow White" out of Inlet River fishing has been came in from Jot' Inare at the bass estimated at around comparison to thie cost - bogging down. Harbor, they shared in a catch UlliLSUally good according to I'laza Sports Shop. pounds. As he lifted him friu Crickets are The ha rvester is scheduled to totaling 75 red snapper tip to Wayne Brady at the "Fishing volved, but one thing is certain; flopped f I the best ba it. "Some bass still the water, the bass ANY EFFORT toward the be located in Semin.o!e County five pounds and eight am- Hole" Raft and Tackle Shop in fl ipped back into th the book, tt rn in .,u •uI14 tJ when the bugs are worked out. bcrjack up to 36 pounds. t-ontrol of this aquatic Daytona. MI the bridges in the catch;: Donald , clothes and er, and i v said Joe. Fishermen, boaters and camp is better than NO EFFORT' Rev. Neal took the boat's area have produced good hauls him, The ba-. Three limit strings of all, went in after operators are hoping this will Fronureportsobtainedy jackpot with the largest of snook, trout and bass for the speckled ad e his escape. perch were reported however, m ---.. --- - .r-,w. - U I •I SI Its Jim Sexton was on fire in this league wi th a 216-612 series as his bowling evidently inspired his mates as Ginny Hu ff hit 177-4b6 and Gus Sexton rolled 176-494. th high bowlers were Larry Fusarc, 191436, Louann Conklin 176-487, Th elma Bryant Hickson 200-538, Dick Spain 189414, Helen Spain 175-447 and Pete Glaze 191433. O er Hickson 163-458, KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS WOMEN Edith Zeull paced the gals in this loop wi th 184-467 and Claudia Jasa had 184-433, Ginny Gaudreau 170-454, Carol Slaughter 164-4 48, Ru th e Zavrotney 173-4-43, Evelyn Serraes 160-437 and Alice Hendricks 170-464. Eddie Adams was scorching this league wi th oth er high rollers Included Charles Elberry 216-579, Kim Adams 164-448, Richard Williams 172408, Bill Langley 18424, Wayne O'Neal 193-528, Jimmy Carver 220-562, Poll y Purges! 171-43, Ru the 166-474, Milt Fricker 2581, brny Hudley 198-567 and Ken Jones 206410. rn 237-643 as le Lou Sever sparked the action in this Senior Cltisas league wi th a fine 210-571 as Elgie Kartznan s a close second high with ?07-5. Other high rollers included Judd 1itsev 19-432. \9ola Koch 166-440, Barbara Knesel 163-44, Ed Conk) 1-477, Ole Olsen 175-487, Herbert Brown 1-485 BM Bob Wilson 17474. Jessup is coming to life fell to again after a bad scige qifo Q. I was talking with my father about a one-armed outudder with the old St Louis Browns around 1948, but I can't remember his name or any facts about him. Can you help? Steven A. Hill, Dens-er, Cob, A. The vcar was 1945. and Pete Gray. who lost his right arm as a kid in a truck accident, played 77 games for the Browns. batting .218, and then he went back to Nanticoke In -the Pennsylvania coal country. where he came from and 'where he still lives - reclusive and semi-bitter. Joe Falls of Detroit did a poignant story on Pete Gray today for Sport i y Teinpit, snareá scoring honors in the league wi th a booming 234.613 series as o th ers chimed In wi th high scores Incl uding John Wright at 238-581, Wo y od Wilson 205-552., Alex Serraes 218-584, Jim Carver 229410, BernIe Nelson 234-600, Ray Ferrell 217-571 and Godsey Taylor 198561. scratch J & B ROOFING MIXED John Bryant walked off with scoring honors wi th 204-690 as Jim Carver contributed 236-582, Alice 208417, Richard Williams 214454, Dot Lee 186-471, Helen Padgett 191503, Hon AIlman 235-519, harry 214-563, Betty %Vilklson 184-451, Joe Tanner 196-526 and Helen Barbour 161Carver Wilklson - 459. . UNPROFESSIONALS LEAGUE - ip Norton blistered the pins wi th 741 7 although Joe Tanner pressed him for honors wi th 223-608as Walt Moore hit 214-583, Gil Benton 191-&4 Gil Fileger 17433, Jerry Farella 180-527, Eddie Adams 219-584, Jim Johnson 236-679, Joe Gail 192-548, Charles ElbelTy 198434 and Don Gorman 1-54O. KEGLERS LEAGUE By HON HW.AMY ('oplt'v Niss Sers ire -- _______ I -:- cu DEKLE'S GULF CLASSIC - .- Nays at 42 Is closer to aermanent place near the tireplace. as well as Me Hall of Fame. having announced he will --"r, ,after ihis tva-tu.j. A-srun is 39 and probably has a cou. pie of years to go but is equally a superstar .-- - - s f. I - --i~w V~ - And the way the two men have coped with their status this season presents some object lessons on how much privilege rank should have. Nobility in knickers, they decide when the), will play and ~ - - - - -- -~-W w - .; . I ______ , - . , L ._. - -______zi f^ . f -;--- .1;4~p iv"t - -illimm .4 4' _________ _________________ '. ____ ' ___________________ \\ '- - _________ IT __________ . WILLIE NAYS HANK AARON In spsing training he was supposed to show up the first son day. idn't. After furious phone calls and even some wild to man for Inc. Sometimes it might be a bit delicate for me talk to a player about a matter hank does it for me." thoughts of a kidnaping, Nays sqhs discovered borne in San Francisco. Berra fin him M. Some believed that Berra tooNays believed that he also helped the club oft the field, and he had a porn:. especially among the young play. meant to fine him $50 for leaving th e team and $450 for re- ers. Ills high. piping laugh did help create a loose c ubhouse turning, atmosphere And it is appreciated when his glove manufacBerra, with eyeglasses drifting humorously down his nose. turer came around and Nays said I'll need 10 extra Th.n he listens evenly to this story about Aaron and his manager, passed them out to the players to give their suns Eddie Mathews of Atlanta: One night game, after Aaron had . -. nut mere is also another feeling, not so much of resentneen customarily ta ken out of the game in th e late Annings the slugger went to Mathews and said. "Eddie, can I ask a ment but of distaste Some Met veterans, unlike some youngfavor of you" I have something important to do early, tumor- er players. feel. ','es. he is Willie Nays, but that doesn't row morning. CoiJd I leave the park now and get home for mean he r'n like someone apart.' While Aaron and Nays, dS is the wont of stars, room alone on the road. Aaron some rest?" Mathews. of course, agreed. still (ravels with the team. Maya sometimes dGes not, even "Well." said Berra, .after a moment, "he did the same stuff in the other place." "He' meaning Nays, "the other tooling his pink Imperial to a ne'arby town like Philadelphia. heir interests are also dmft?rent. Aaron has aligned himplace" meaning San Francisco, where Maya played before before ma iraae mast season to the Mets. sen wimn DIack progressives. Maya is still the Sayiley Kid. Even his license pate reads: "Say hey". i (Aaron, too, can get his perspective knocked out of kilter. One reason for the difference in styles. some believe, is After he hit his 700th career home run, baseball commission. er Bowie Kuhn did not send him a congratulatory wire. Aar. that Maya has played in "large cities, - media centers, New on said, "1 had never been so distur ed in ms life- One York and San Francisco. He has b"en lionized and gushed would imagine a man has had greater traumas' th.in over by fans and owners ever since he began as a 19'year-old in his life. with the New York Giants in 1931, Aaron is quiet and underSpring training was a difficult period for Berra. How do stated even on the field - as opposed to the hat-flying-off flair of Nays - and has played in the smaller towns of \Ijl you handle a childish immortal? Nays said he knew how to waukee and Atlanta. Only in the last two years as mt I4? 41 L_. ,.._.... ., - - -hpc,',n seasons. macri'a said fine to overtake the career record of 7h ul he tried" to emphasize that team Ruth has Aaron come outt of the press-clipping working ether, not men andersne am recalcit men into the sun of fame. 5 of nt25 monuia ment authority nd understandably shaken. Th e was u owners of th e Though the end linear, both still have ts didtY not see Fit to back Bea but instead pet Maya's 42 Me Aaron continues i" h. his es." he said "a to bash homers "and I don't be wrong Itoo still many limes 'i N ys In spring raining t raining Aa manager. also embar rassed could still win a game to byscoring from first on moved Braves routine. a heavy both lavers a less strenuous pasture ,Nlays workout. where the pla >'er runs back withball and fth mnm hiftt1I from rent field 0 first b,e up ro'jnders, Aaron was it the kids. recalls to left and infrequently ' first base' auhews -puffing lfkCrui a steam no MathewS ad Aar. Fch i were ni teammate pumped some J0 into our uses (hews said. Damn it bat Itank, cut with power and beau You *re finest' one time, 'rerrnsing me. i fl( do that routine even t out. a boy's game to an art form - two years older than Nays and Aaron you e the res of us, are differe nt one an t other "Hank also helps me manage tam." add Mathews Some ri'ire so than ti lie respects all the rules like a rookie And he's Xi7-G02 series as Jim Hackett hit 191-530, Danny 'lUlls 235-555, Bud Van Meter 189-554, Jim Carver 240-582, Lynwood Lee 194531, Ken Jones 194-560, Ron Ailman 243460, Gary Varner 206565. Eddie Adams 235-562 and Jim Johnson 183424. CITY LEAGUE - It was Jerry Temple's night ii, rolled consecutive 100 series with 214.617 in this league aid also 234-613 In the scratch league. Other pin busters included Randy Bowling 201-535, Ch uck Baker 222-575, Ed Mallon 209-565, Ed Adams 200-572 and Barney ilcadrick 220440. SWINGERS LEAGUE We* Booness was the heroine of talit group with 156-443 followed by Karen Wallace wi th Bobble Hood hit 171422, Sharon Siemer 156-411, Karen Packevic 152-414. 154-426 as COBIA BOATS MIXED Richard Williams took honors with 212-569 as Jim Starr Wt 203-557, Roger Accardl 181432, Gloria Accardj 181-499, Pat Kern 1a9-44, Janet Ekw 187-441, Ka th y llukur 162447, Bob Wheeler 188-530 and Tracy Cashe 182-534. THROUGH THE PASS - by Alan May 4f4 742? 01,41691 11s97 1t ' 0 110 64-11P W W0I L 286,41,? YOV A16445; i V I AAW;ray 01roy ymwk519 azy 1-3 435r - --- - -- - - --- - --- 1':uericjj, up awe. struck and gone again , another in the register, a few moore itinerant.s in a procession of one stands. But consider the achievements of one Bobby Lee By DON FHEFAIAN Copley Nevis Scrvice ,4,v back. I Tbc leaves turn. a tinge of ,, - , ,, .., #EWCO4 Afmw .4.4 hc Af I 5 -- a .. - p" - W OCORIP 68 , Y "-J '.- ~~F ,/ - / Perh /93 4NP fOUR fae',qu ac' 4,467r !V,A-40, .'' - - ______ _______ "It works like this,,- says I" Shreveport, Ia., for in- Casey. "After the customers they reason sshen >ou cm join 'Cii Mt ri'> Football %Vidni stead In of tittering tclt.'vislont, And iT, San Antonio, Tex., a hau ls out free champagne and exalted high lanmia of the (dbow ndmcdJohin ase owns entcrt4iiiiitiit for tJ ladies National Football League, a fancy steak house known a who prefer to escape n'ia> turned philosopher and ex. the John Charles ltehlaurar,t. Night Football.clalined: "The family tant For this season. lie h113 "Here in tile Southwest," wak' b" Pro football t0get1w. designated q large area as the says Feank IAJY,who runery -, N -ff - , Z, I - - -,= D/ - ____ IL Lr. ,- - elected to take its nine cameras at;! it t:'Ifl,jy' ict :rq.into the arena, Pete Hozdile, '/47- w i7 -,- - ____ I . ' - - . ,a Q. What's happened to Joe Kapia' Why doesn't somebody sign him? Bob Sibilla, Walnut Creek, Calif. - A. Technically, I suppose Joe Kapp Is an unemployed quarlerback whom nobod y will touch because he won't sign a sta nda rd player's contract. He's also 35 yeaii old. Actually, his suit against th e New England Patr iots and th e NFL is still pending. Meanwhile, Joe keeps smiling. He does some acting, owns a Vancouver hotel and resta urant, lives In a San rrancisco suburb and does the radio color for University of California football games. with The or FANTASTIC PROGRESS '73 Associated Press just EDITION OF THE HERALD MIAMI BEACH (AP) - Angob Dundee has handled many boxers in his day and became an almost legendary boxing fig- ure in his own right. Here is tils history - To your Q:Couldn't All have handled 75 lot easier In earlier years? Isn't this a sign age is catching up with him? Got • tovatu soo. obovt sports ood ik. piapi. who ploy them? All got to do is ask Mvnay Oldormos. Writ. im at (sorn. and odd,.ss of this survipepor), The most ist.rutisg qstioas 'H ho or.swe,,d 3* this colvme. Oldormon roEtti that h co*aot wrst* p''°°' O5$VIrI A: No, It's not true. All's a ____________________________________________________ and getting with it becauseoquIc e All k reflexes, q uick eyes. Th you see today is going to be guy who's going to upset the world when lie wins the title again, ha ve to don't pr ove nothing. Ic He's great like he is. I want to make sure that nothng disnipta him to prove ' • Wilson Kramers $21.75 WofcIt P6iaI -- -- Teiad6 Skep - 11-fl &U$ Zayros P lats Fern 130-7218 ___________________________ $ 300 ; For Five Copies Per Copy Postage Included much more mature guy now. Before, it was strickjy helterskelter, doing everything wrong . relatives and friends outside Florida Muhammad All. ICn Nnrfnn anil mm Raw Just return this order with the names of those to whom you wish the paper mailed, PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER Name Name- Mailing Address_______________________________ Mailing Address anything. " f Q: Just how do you rate Alln champions? H . .. --*-- -' - - City- State [1 Additional list enclosed Additional list enclosed have a guy who 1sa good fighter 1 - " 'a I t . - . bad talker or a guy who doesn't have charisma . He is a combination of everything. Q: What separates hitr from or a PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER Name Name We do know with \ight Football' ha achieved ,zn astaustung degree of sue ' Libte v equip1 with a It It si ~ t'. elI it thu. turn of events bs " Detroit 1934 - ', They caine f rim I)OS5IH'TP fri win the National League Cfl. n mt tin th. $ it is of fbi rt guI ii t"nn 'I h( h.us' no,,' from hehind n th t'ti('M and need only ISSo O1OFt' rUt4 1inl they will 1w liii' ssorld rhampioni. Titer.' is lint' man on , iind '.lugg('r flank Grcenbs'rg Guns Guns Guns AMMUNITION - ' .- All makes a models All sizes - .c))1V'.eriWt All brands I ,iL> Mary huit siu fi,p in I r uiki, Friuli nt ' r'm, 'it'd und 'anti the game, and the season, is opr, 'l'f ,u.. final game s;us not vltit' but it provided the' Lt'i('blill urltI sitti mu of its inu-t hm,1trra' moments r4.' In the bottom of the 'ith inning Redbird Ducky Mechssek I YOUR ONE Slap We buy, sell, trade, layaway HURRY HURRY HURRY r it - Itili of it' ixth Nfedwick was involvml in n kirk!ng im%hirx incident nt third hwic that clearM both Ntwhei,I,(. nizi-r fan% tilreativ . hiller almul their ravorites being P 11; - wanted toshowyou his legs was still good he could dance Nobody has to spend that much if he did For big th C Ilk an im s rounds e he did. Q It sounds liki, )uu have trouble controlling All. I Id f. s mimum itt, lah r "iii ,futIar - foolish that's going to hurt him. both working for the same thing win, Muhammad loves to work But 1w does give of At that pinrit ib. ommissituni r of lusi ball Judge K fl4 *11* Mountain La ndis hi Id an on the '.nd tria l in front of the an ever-read) batter) for a .junket somewhere Go out see i Catchnal durfitit %%ilh the ri-till locing Medvookk li,iiii--hed , EXCEPT I H I Di\ T 1L9 PM A lhavetocontrolhlrnto the point he stops doing an)thlng th ey sj)IUtMl him tm nut to I, fifu' - , OPE N TI L 6 p M , Mailing Address City City State__________________________Zip______________ State n i and 'md mud ri."s Dizzs Doffs ad Dot k% ha' k,d a tot it, do wi!Ii making it all happen. ____ 11 Additional list enclosed 0 Zip 1 L.1 Additional list enclosed XdW NO TELEPHONE ORDERS, PLEASE This edition will be distributed to our regular subscribers on October 28th. AdditIonal 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. - STORE' TheS ortsShop were times he had to slow down. No athlete that big can move a nds like he does. In his last fight with Norton, that utmost proved his undoing. In the Norton fight, he a alrr 1% ' CLAY BIRDS p 4nmbtt.i';'in th tgtiie . 71 $'5 Ao the - about speed has caught up with him today. Ile never moved for l2orl5row'idsan)tlme There .- enterprising restauratietar W KIJI-TV in Corpus Christi iJii4Ltd Ducky Medwick ejected frnm final game of 1914 series Out on the mound i,4 it confident Ditiv 114-aii. Ifi% leam il, alwad I I -0. It',. the final gamv t)f this ve.ini %Vorld Series. It*% ~-" I& hiling 111A thot- ctockv Dean lw on lite mound for thit "ascon' finale. If(-, al(ing with hi-i btfither Paul "Daffy" Dean or." - - flit- ru%1 nf hi, rwAdv St. Loos,Cardinal leammate'R have fieldI the qH)IIIght mrioughoul Ilic 1931 K4,14o.111 -.4-41'.(111 # tw ter and IAthls In addition to serving up foot fans, tky are total fanatics laullun IV with his rib eyes flits liii re's a station manager at iia,h. arc do:n,tritcd b) ü. wI be hoot to call th. jw but nowhere is this bette,' I fii:tr,I ('oelf Un'(-k?;jiI It Mailing Address . .,~ AF a 6, LL out of the ring. Either you I LEAD SH -.1111M111 State ___________________________Zip____________ A : I think Muhammad All will down in history as the greatct heav)eight of all time, in - - City comparison with other - 0 PRIMERS 1 POW DER i aI MAIL THE before he and All left to tour Indonesia . -'• this vintage year I - I' . :fm% 13 n 4JII1I %MW hso Loof - - I SEMINOLE & VOLUSIA COUNTY opinion of the man he says js the grea test heavyweight boxer In Wilson Balls $1.99 ''''''v 59.00 'Davis Classics . (Z 2 PIA T': l? wftw I It Ems Some oeople say former world heavyweight champion Muhammad All hats passed his prime, but his ffian~ ager, Angelo Dundee, predicts Au will regain the heavyweight title and be a dominant force In boxing as long as he enjoys fighting. Dundee sat down for this Florida Roundtable interview - - and Save documented than in the Sout,h I.,, a concoction tailored and Southwest, where specifically for tht. un.fans of FOOtball," the original sporting Shakey's Pim Places arount Atanother restaurant in San talk show. Mireveport have installed TV Alitonio, owner Dan Anthony Three )ears ago, wheii AIX. sets us a lure Why fight 'emim, ca ters to what he calls the 4 - - Drive 10 Minutes Bonds, the V-year-old rightfielder for the Giants, lie dazzles opponents with his speed and trushe them with his power. He is the best rightfielder in the National IA-ague. And he is the dominant factor, the prime mover, in a young teWTl. IN '-:. '4j tTispnes.s dents the air and, lo, stance, station KTRIS reports tiaveluada few Co,sell Un-CockHossard Ctsell is with us again, that a number 04 stores and taih Cosell seems much mel in L'imk'm ith Thrn Meredith restaurants hani been feeling a bosut'r," ar.d F'ran. I;mIiord. it is, of I ssouildn't doubt it for a course, "Monday Night Accordingly, the owners of minute'. . !.r.- r Players season -: Boxer: ALI - A. Herman Masm, the sports director for Scholastic Mapzinc and Coach. says it's a "total absurdity" t" rat hiab school teams nationally, 11.ough he believe' s a Minneapo(is group does it. Herman picks. instead. All-American high school football teams for Scholastic, relying heavily on the opinions of college recruiters in such key states as Ohio, Texas, Pennsylvania and California. The practice of picking prep All-Americas was started by the late Mose Simms In Oklahoma City. A . Estelle aml "' - - - - TENNIS - 1 ..- - '' And some make it to thmomentum. momentum. major leagues ... to cities like San Francisco, where the Giants play. They have names like Preenzer :unI Pilkvk , Monda Night Back Aain - - - --Alim . il!112!ki ' pointed last year," Bonds knowledged. from Legion b.aleball in coal "There were so many thinjs t('wfls and Sunday games in that disappointed inc last year, southern cow pastiu-es and thntthisyearl'vejustputoutof s;irIlot gaines In Texas where muiy mmd. But you go ear dented pickup trucks line the year, and there are some years (lusty infields, that you're going to be di sa fr (I hwy are the Sons of plumbers pointed, arni some years t arid the scions of industrialists, you're going to be down." and they have one common deAt 6-foot-I, 198 pounds, Bonds nominator. In places like is li the and strong. lie plays Decatur and Da'nville, Hurling- baseball energetically, and tOn and billings, Pulaski and Ierhapshisspchrcflects thl Pawtucket, they play baseball for he speaks rapidly, in artictj: for a living, late torren ts that seem to gal - - - •• 4*..., 10.I sUCcvsS this season bl..i, . -- --- _ It I 4 Uit. Harlem and Little League lawn partIes in Southern California; - - h Who selects the top high scho o l football learn In the tion each v.r and on wh at hnsis' .lrr# Y.!e'1 ' I Al - 11 Q. every corwrivable color, CIVIL-J, L-..~Afl.k Vffort to utilize Ns and conscience. talents, They come from stickball In "Sure, I was a little bit disap. - when they will spend their day on the training table, their glorious old bones being sighiglv massaged. 'et even the decision whether to play marks th'e men Maya has sometimes been delinquent in telling New York Mets' manager Yogi Berra how he feels to Berra's chagrin and disgruntl ement. Recently Berra put Nays' name on the lineup card. Mays didn't even show up at the ball park. lie was onne, he said later, nursing bruises. It is Nays' belief, nurtured from a career of being pampered. that he does not have to tell Berra of his whereabouts four respectable seasons, hi slumped to mediocrity last Sunday, Oct. 7, 1973-13A I JOIN US TO TELL THE STORY Greatest Magazine last spring conic, big and comes Ironji small, slight and heavy, of a rene wed dedication, from a - - ') l'rI(I, - Follows a barren harvest. Mtr 1h .. The big hero of th is league was Don German wi th a fine - 4 - an article for the Miami News. Neither Curd nor Bailey were available for comment. "The Florida State players are comopluinimig about lu*t they had to do under chicken wire," said running back Silvio Cardoso, alluding tucompiaints which led to a state probe of Florida Sta te's football prograin. "They talk about wresfling. Ours was fighting.,. It was biting and kicking and pulling hair, anything you could do in Which conference presently claims the most0alumnI on NFL rosters - Brian Hauck, Joplin, Mo. - A. There is no all- time tabulation of pros by conferences, thotigh it*s a good pucss the flig 10 has been the major produt- r Lut year. the t;illv ,i;jg leaJer for the NI-i. went like this: 11mg 10, 131 Pacific Eight. 89 - Southwestern. 78. Big Eight and Southeastern. 75 each. Southern California was the top school with 25, one more than Notre Dame: Michigan and Ohio State had 22 each. in this year's pro draft, the Big Ten led for the sixth straight time with 53 players chosen 1 NEW YORK NEA u - Both Henry Aaron and Willie Mav can still be magnificent on .i ball field. al grandeu r and grace, instin cts still impeccabile. They are monuments in their way hut thøv ,roe s!!! i;d 1ve The players outlined their charges about conditions before Pete Elliott took over the Ilurricane coaching Job this year in Q How have the collegiate athletic conferences stacked up So By Ira Berkow tal His wife and two children commute from Dallas every like animals in violent practice sessions during Curd's two years at the school. over the years In the production of pro fo tball layers' Giants' Bobby Bond' recf Is Complete,l y tale of two su erstars Q. I am a (au of Duane Thomas. I would like to write to him but do not know where I should address the letter so that he ssilt get it. - Linda Ramos, Fresno, Calif. A Try c-o Washington Itedskins, P.O. [lox 17247. Wash I).( 10041. and then look for a four-leaf clover. Actuallv. the Strange One does communicate with Redskin tans but not the press. lie's living a very sedate life in the caps- Thursday. '11w seven players, all seniors, say Curci and assistant Charlie Bailey treated players weekend for Redskin games. t as fishing out f Indian M , obtain enouht traction to Fads, I Iirut, lli'v er- roiih for the pa.t c ;ehl Brite at i- fl lIuff l a intl:. trni th ht iIi. t a ti (.uuij lic (h ii ln ttii br .nmd Rc - Ju k VaggimLs froiim ha e beeti 1 anti :isfe Itisner, fishing in tishimig spots. L4'seIl 1l0wil If wind power alone was Alabama must have held liuuuited to bluefish on both bait, the same area, is finding some mentioned fi nd ing a 'ew s[)CCtS utilized to move the plants into Prayer nicetini; before cnn- fingerling mullet and cut mullet specs, bass, and bream. Pat killing to bite on lie FIIESIl WATER NOTES the harvester's path, very little barking on a deep sea trip this with sshtiting hitting on shrimp Brooks, ('amp owner, also in the deep water near hlow'fl wou ld ha ve been accomplished , week. Fishing aboard the but the size has been small. J. T. Turnipseed picked a bad mentioned a nine pound bass Creek. GO FISHING' A things," the associate said 11 Zavrotny DELTONA PINBUSTEJS MIAMI (AP) Kentucky football Coach Fran Curci probably will not respond to brutality charges leveled against him by seven of his former players at the University of Miami, an associate says. "As you may know, the coach has a habit of ignoring these . . SANFORD PLAZA MERCHANTS MIXED V d II - Wrpon fishing has been in doing the job in lAke Monroe. nothing outstanding. wilrd Viat the (wean has been took 45 minutes to boat. Parrish -"Olderman - Rr"*rd - - eyor belts and dumped ac- and residents of cruisers landed around the North jetty Tliommipson's Creek near F red also noted that the "Spot" cording to plan. But the fork docked at the city marina 'hilc sheephead and mangrove Ormond. plug is taking bass in the deep George Cheney, says catfiti li fts used to move the piles from unable to even see Lake Monroe snapper have been plentiful In Don Smith at Seminole water of the St. Johns, are still the best bet with one along the shoreline could not for i'eks at a timite, the river for those using live Sporting Goods Store had word Croachers are still biting off the party lanamng a string of Y . shrimp. keep tip with the pace set by the of a 35 SALT WATER SCENE-A pound channel bass sea wall but have slowed down anotiier had an even dozen. q Merle Keller at the ;ain landed by Al Parrish. The big from the fast machine. The slime and mud party of preachers including pace' they set last Street Pier in Daytona sends (onemeasured along the river bank was so bad Rev. Fred Neal and Rev. Jack sui-ed 44 inches and week Lake tfx' forks lifts could -Wrely Lee of &-inforil. Rev. Je&w WA A0DO - le Fred Sweet at the "Fishin' Everyone is gelting cnt)U,~! 4 growing steadily with river landed the biggest ;imntwrjack. aid of airtxats pushing Some tarpo.i have been Ilole"on French and 13th Street fish for eating according to the a plants into the harvester, they channels blocked, boat ramps Other word from Inlet harbor Itittitig ('ui-side but the best with live Missouri minnows camp operators here, bItt c0 nifiletely unusable at times. relates some good channel bass YOU __________________ c0luinn it seems that with the be soon for the problem is snapper while Rev. Eads oight anglers using live shrimp, were carri"I along the con- AU _________ r BALL & CHAIN MIXED Cura no f,4 I Hyacinths Be ing Harvested By Machine -- - The Sanford Herald ~ .V d- . k " HhfiI ghts lv%l "I 0 I Illow is sick and he's H CM genial nice guy and don't know how to say no, which is bad. BECAUSE OF ADVANCE SECTION PRESS RUNS THE DEADLINE FOR ORDERING MAIL AWAY COPIES IS OCTOBER 1st, �- 14 A— The Sanford Hrfd -. TE Sunday, Oct. 7, 1973 - — I if "i r rth i1t% _/ Women 's Vi'LLLtLULE Jt r / / A J, V I World Sunday, Octobe r 7W73 \\ Page 1B 60 F ir - i 4 .i ' During the evening, board members and designated chairmen submitted their memhertup (diliPs to (lItP dill! V vrc re\ardf d for their efforts with this elegant appreciation gesture under the command of the directors. - ii 34 T e Mayfair home of Dr. and Mrs Kenneth Wing ~~as the setting for a reception Thursday night given by the board of directors of Seminole Mutual Concert Association for workers and promoters of the associabon. wr ?J4 MM r 't 1 _ • - Am ur e o eam 0 r 1iz*-p - TO A PERFECT SEASON DR. AND Mrs. Kenneth Wing (1) congratulate Woodrow Clark, president of Seminole Mutual Concert Association, and Mrs. Clark for a job well done at the appreciation reception at their home. - -- :.: •- According to Woodrow Clark, president of SMCA, to kick off ne.t year's membership drive, a gala reception is being considered to include the entire concert membership for this season. Membership is open to the entire community. Join Seminole's culture crusade by calling Mrs. Robert Karns, 322-2461, or Mrs. Walter Giclow, 322-2611. ....:.•- - - .--r9'- - Aft nun AD ___V - AV 4 .A41 ____ - H1, low ax i___ ______ - . DIRECTOR AND WIFE ___ _____ GILBERT EDMONDS, SMCA board member, and Mrs. Edmonds, were among the many workers who were honored at the concert reception, Thursday night. • - .4 - ______ -r ? --f-1----7 wi 6 'lilt 4, DR. AND MRS. ROBERT J. SMITH LEFT END LEFT TACKLE LEFT GUARD PA CENTER RIGHT dUARD RIGHT TACKLE RIGHT END 1 L-;-.- : :.-'--. .. - áIIJJ,j ':ç!'1 h--.-. DELTON,\ MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMEN - Doris BARBARA MULLER (r) director greets Air. and Airs. Charles Edmemberships in the South Volusia secti on. -- r 13ETTYE SMITH, a director of Mutual Concert Association, is also -ccompanist for Central Florida Chorale who will share the limelight 'Xith Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole in January, under auspic es of sMcA. ___ 1Uilljni . . - S • And Bill J il1r(nt QUARTER BACK -. —'- F W.1v - •-•- Mal 1 V :Lf -- .__._••••. I . -¼ 'L- ••--OF- LEFT FULLBACK HALF BACK RIGHT HALF BACK ___ AL ____________ 1 L- - - '= -_-- -- . 21 nan"AlL YOUR CHECKS TO* GOAL KICKER COACH 2~ in Pe0e BOX144 — -- - - - - - SANFORDI FLA TWO DIRECTOPUS COLLEGE PRESIDENT AND . 2771 a '. DR. EARL WELDON president of Seminole Junior Colege and Airs. Weldon have been OLD FAITHFUIS JANICE SPRINGFIELD (1 tor), Nellie Coleman and Dorothy JUNE LORMANN andJimRva r1,wliotr)th active in the civic and cultural growth of Seminole, lend their talents toward comrnut �2B-.The Sanford Herald Sunday, Oct. 7, 1973 ___ Celia Schendel, Leon Steinmeyer Jr. ACA/. an s A' ewsnotes ,,./ " := —I _-'T J• - ____ — - ç4ft ___ - :.i • :.. If this kind of club appeals t you, you are most welcome to join. All you have to do IS -k ' Ie, had :.-; city in the future. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Givins of North 3rd Street have Mr. Givin's mother here for a week's visit. She is Mrs. Hi! October 15 is the date to Kathleen Dyess of Coiquit, Ga. mark down If you have a ThisisMrs.Dyesssecondvfslt youngster eligible to become a here. Cub Seoul "Cub Scout Night" making Winter Springs her wi ll be held at the fl ed Bug prrmannt honw Mrs. Dys - . " Jk_ ______________ in nhw wv trill not beabletotake part inthis great program because there were not enough interested adults to lend a little of their free time tr. help. As the Indies am involved in several cts tIU6IIW year, funds are the ladies expect to raise m The adies Auxiliary will hold a bake sale at the Winn. it , Dixie in Langwood at Hwy 17-92 , and SR 434 on October 13 from j' contact. ( 9:30 a.m. till, hopefully, they 311-M and let her know you are all sold out. President are UCLCU. Beckle Hunter tells me the We have the S*me deplorable cakes should be Just beautiful, situation in Girl Scouting. s some of the members an Acccrdiflg to Mrs. Sue tel quite skillful in cake son,atroopleaderfortheGjyl dect1ng. Scouts, "We desperately need mothers who are Interested in helping get the Girl Scout Program off the ground for this Congratulations go to year. Raymond and Rachel Temple there It only means a little of your of $I South Devon on the birth of time, but would contribute so Ann on much to the pleastire and September 19. Krystal Am learning oliorneyounggirls. welghedtnat7 pounds and 3 It's worth every minute of ounces. The Temples have one ,a daughter, small amount of time uovested. Y We cannot have Girl Scout _____ if no one takes trouble to help. There Is no ex perience Now I am to take befty 81601111 (Did I ned. Women from the Girl doing some 5(*1t TOOP COUDCII VOUId be normaT ' t,ragging about more than willing to come out thUghleT Susan in the US Air and give an assistance FOreC necessary and to help in an %%L recent4 rtcei a tter wa y they could,' Any women or girls interested in helping ad the Girl Scout prograrn can contact Mrs. Celeste RICIICt at Needed are (It t and assistants. There a divisions, Brownies are girls us the 2flu allu Juniors girls i. 4th and 5th grad-..anu itC girls in the tUi, h & from her Squadron Cornmanding Officer, Captain William R. BaHey ipforming us ___ =;_ I ' 1% . . .. By DOICIS WILLIAMS ~ ! -, — • 0' . ' P I ' 4 -. - at(entuaftd wi :h rt'embroide red Venice lace motifs with three blue candles in the and a tiny band of the lace center. trimmed the hemline of the Aline skirt and Cathedral train. The (our-tiered wedding cake was decorated with blue roses Her waist 1 illu waw co 1 f and ed with sion as red by a bells. Misz Joy Steinmeyer, headpiece of majestic daisies s ister and she carried a cascading 4 GRACE MARIE BROOKS .. Engaged . . (Bob Orwig Photo) UI 1 o n . - T - - - -_-T __~_-_- . bouquet of white majestic charge of the bride's book and daisIes, ice blue carnations, rice bags. Served with the cake were fruit puisch, assorted baby's breath and green leaves, party cookies, candy, mints and Miss Christy Poling, maid of nuts, ; -- . - _____ , ç','IT)&. ANNETTE WING was the . lowing hostess at Thursday's .•' night Seminole Mutual Concert 'i' AssoCiation reception, when she ________________________ T'(Ik greeted concert workers at her !• 7 fashionable Mayfair home. ---- """ Annette wore a Icing turquoise gown which was a perfect - ' ,_. - -. . ,.• - —) . . 'i .. . . V: ____ ____ ____________ - ' • Concert workers were "refreshd" in the luxurious dining room and around the patio surrounding th e pool. .'.L . -. r - . __-" E' orybudy w:o - - Welcome! - _. I . _______ -- . , New Y ar For Sanford Woman's Club 'iolwii . .I . . ~___ In an address on die necessary beautiful arid BETTY I thoroughly enjoyed getting for the complete Elam, W. W. Clark, Kenneth ' I nding in relations to Sanford W un's operation of the compaay. WALLACE was outsta to better know two very at. Copeland and Roy Partin. a mass of sheer plum pleats, Club Wednesday, test He used The Sanford Herald ti-active gals, BETH HATOf the 19 new members At from head to toe, speaker, John TAWAY and JOYCE CABLE, S l,hl, asan example of how ,jeadljnes received into the club, 11 were A time marches on, I have associate editor of The. mord must be met to link and present and welcomed by who were later joined by their the had many comments about Herald, stated that ulic assemble lOC husbands, MIKE IIATTAWAY 10UP. employes 7 seeing the "same old faces" relations are often bad .iell together (or the final product and RON CABLE following an They were Mmes. R. N. West allied with the concert as good. and all-day golf game. result, a daily newspaper, Jr., Ashby Jones, Gordon . . association. In summing up his (as )iced on schedule. Others invited to the fete Stanley, 1. F. McDaniel, W. B. ... commentary, which was Heady for this! SpoLski suggested tha t in Wallace Sr., John E. Gradick were ANN AND GLEN BAItIt's Just about the "same old sparked with humo the business, to know the pressure Sr., Robert W. NHILL, JOYCE AND JIM Williams, Robert faces" who have done the speaker pointed OL the point (or deadline) of subject W. Williams, Robert B UCHHOLZ, KAYE AND D Rice, A "same old work" through newspaper could w I be and arrange contact during a If. Hall, M. H. Hanmun, Charles WALT STEEB, BOB AND - ..-. "same old years." classified as a pub1icd cider less busy period. -Huffman and Mrs. Leo King, a TERI DUDLEY, KAY AND -. 'since It is the final so e of So a good to lick 'cm Club president, Mrs. Jack new courtesy member. BOB MCFADDEN AND " join 'em and offer your talents, information for the p uu. Burney, presided over the SANDRA AND (,E F. FLAKF A covex-eo dish luncheon was CON(.,F4ItFItLCEPFJ(JN I uprvhiwlu wr"nms 'in41.. UOl5ki ritiwL - .- ii fl ter.-v •1_ iii" tht't'! i. pucit reiauons, ou gmnd t'de:l' Mrs. M. E. Smith was elected by hostesses Mines. Kenneth KIItCIIMAN, ALICE AND . Woodrow Clark greets Betty Wallace 4fi5 HALPI! AUSTIN bad and recommend that corresponding secretary to fill Copeland, chairman, and DALE BENNETT, PEGGY , self.'r.nFiden' thnssiil1fi lCIIAHlflV1T.i cmm - A the 2an *Zu L'i BOB lIATTA',','V, ,, !::rt Blua, 3. T. Cuiiin3, '' by her lovely Arrived Just in time to spot mediate past president of and consideration of ti timer resignation. Jr BEVERLY W. D. Kickliter, Herbert AND TOM mamma, GLORIA. NORA GORDON being greeted SCMCA, and one of the devoted person be carried ou I all Ac Delegates elected to Larson, F. T. Meriwether, T. F. FREEMAN, BETTY AND Other mothers and daughter by members of the receiving servants through the years, is transactions, both bu.si and represent the club at the McDaniel and Gordon Stanley. TOM B1NFORD, DOT AND dancers are EVELYN AND line, VIDA SMITH, JOHNNIE the ring leader in promoting pleasure, for rewardin cults. District 7 FFWC Tour, at the The Social Department will BJLL YOUNG, BERNIE AND JUDY BAI.ES, ELIZABETH ELA11, PAT FOSTER AND the most concert memThe editor further St 'that Kissimmee Woman's Club on meet JOHN MORRIS, DONNA AND AND DE DE BOY!), Wednesday, Oct. 10, at I MARY BILL GIELOW. in every business, e 1 cm- Oct. 1), were Mines. George p.m. for berships this year. KEN PATRICK, JOYCE AND AND CARMAN BECCA, bridge and canasta JOHN SPOLSKI VIRGINIA BURNEY was in The board of directors outdid ployc has adesigna_job, Wells, M.E.Smith ,Richard gamesduringtheafternoon. BIB MORGAN and LINDA JOYCE -. Public relations AN!) MARGO fine form as madame president themselves in the staging of the AND TOM RA!)I.OFF. DOWLEN AND ANN AN!) conducting the business lovely, hospitable affair. ' 1 ALSO JANE AND JOHN FRANCIC ECh1OlS. session ... as was program So an encore and standing SPOLSKI, MICKEY AND KEN Also BETTY AND KIM chairman, DOTTIE KARN- ovation to concert board of 9 O'HAIR, AND GAY PARKER ERICKSON, SIDNEY AND S,..as was the guest speaker, directors,thewho proudly an. WS, Donna M. Johnson, 18, 15N , £ AND JERRY MCLAU(;HLIN. MARY ANN GROVER, JOHN SPOLSKI. fl . 1 iii nounce the concert season will (1' XI. iT1(trriCl '' 2nd WS. JJISSOI LII.IFIi,;j Incidentally, souvenir JENNIFER AND MAUREEN '.,J ivi cli ricL My apologies to the clubbers, open with the MAC FRAMPr, mementoes were bib napkins, KELLEY, BETTY AND please' Senenm M. Y. Leon, 36, 159 TON TRIO, cn Oct. 29. monogrammed with the great HOLLY ANNE KURIMAI, DahlIa St., Mild., Aleyda H. Before leaving the office, an Memberships are still open, Carolyn Russell & James hlaloise L. Peer, 25, 109 Lk Harriett Dr., Gerald seal of Poland, a garbage can, DOROTHY AND )US ALLISON "expert" checked out my so hurry! Arthur L Reed & Corrine B. i i and the guests narnes...very LEE, PAT AND KATHY MUd. camera, with new strobe, film, The board Janet Louise Brown & of Joe directors Robert L. Stejnhausey & unique. Ralph M. Jones, 23, Rt 5 Bx Wm. J. Ward 4i 515 S NEISWANI)ER, MAHZIE AND etc A band of gremlins ob. elude MRS. Edmond, Wf custody child BARTON BAR- Orlando Lucille, wf minor child. Dr. Annie L (ole S. 5809 IA 33, Orl., Nancy 1, DEBBIE PHARIS, MIIJ)IIE[) iously attacked the film, since THOLOMEW, MRS. CHARLES Brenda Jane Cannon & Linda Louise Sunley & I3 s On ' ' Williams, 20, 109 Axalea 1. AND I.AUHIE PRICE AND it never left the first spool. Walter Cleveland Leonard Dean, Wf I child. BRAUN, JACK BURNEY, , BETTY AND JAN IIATIIEI.. So about all I can do about the WOODROW CLARK, president. S Frank Furlano 51 l'Silver John B. Arie, 24, 220 Tangelo Gwendolyn Y. Valdez&Tony. A luncheon at Hi-am Towers tar Rd. Oakland ', 'o 129 Ave., FP, Barbara A. Also FRArui AND KIM 'boo-boo" is BOO-BOO! Irene S. Doolittle & Hulan WI MRS. BOY!) COLEMAN, M 2 children sparkling dining room honored ROBERTS, SARA AND SARA Wilkening, 19, 629 Sherwood David Sr., Wf Cr),, Frances C. M custody child & Juanita M. Viloria & Angel S. FRANKLIN CLONTZ and tç48 Stardust Ln the new dancers of Ballet Guild LEE ROBERTS, JOANN AND Dr., AS ' custody 2 other children. WI 2 M.S. E. 0. children. DOUGHTY. of Sanford -d..Seminole, who were MONICA Jo ItOW}, DO1L Charles Q. Wakefi 18, Alexander C. DlCaprio Jr., For those desiring to exhibit Raymond Clarence Nevins & lblLsborough Co. — Patri W. Also GILBERT EDMONI)S, Bevier Rd., accompanied by their devoted LEE AND DEBBIE RUSSELL, and sell their wares, craf Dc nh A. 27, Deflary, Emma V, Huyller, Karyl 1., WI custody ts or GEORGE FOSTER, MRS, ch., hb. McLellan vs. Ernestine L. . 19, DeBai-'y. mammas to make the mother- MARY AND VICKIE what have you, several booths WALTER A. GIELOW, MRS. Rockett, 17, 620 E 3 cu,st. 1 child. Org. Jeanine Anne Love tt vs. Lloyd E. Wall, 23, 1217W 2nd, daughter affair nmostddligh(fu) Thomas McGirt, Bx 157 SIIEI,I.EY, BARBARA are still available at the San. HAROLD Horace Eugene Paul & will. Thomas Lovett, WI. ci!! HALL, During the luncheon, which JOhNSON AND DEBBIE ford Pilot Club's first annual MRS. Brenton Mary' J. I h.48 800 MyTa A. Rumbley, 17, 2008 REGINALD HOWE, MRS. s, Georgia, Apopka ' was presided over by the board SHOEMAKER and DENISE home and hobby Show, Oct. Ave. 13, NORMAN HELFRICH, DON Tony I,. Brooks Jr., 25, 1204 03 James of directors president, DORA AND SUSAN SWAIN. A. Cartc 21, 5 at the Civic Center. JACKSON, MRS. ROBERT Oakht AS LEE RUSSELL, dancers were Pomegranite Ave., Brenda J. , Law- . York A 1 s 0 C H A H 1,0 IT E For particulars, please phone JACKSON, and urs Grove S is ' Cleveland, 21, lIt 2Box 318. presented their contracts for GARRETT AND DEBBIE DORIS MRS. 17, Willow * STEIN or SHIRLEY WILLIAM KIRK. the coming touring season. David M. Lachta 19 1902 Max N. Hightower, 32, WHEI.CHEL, NELL AND MILlS. #tui!'I Also MRS. JUNE I.OR- Marshall Ave., Regulations are rigid but then i,ESI.II'; VH1TTERN AND C. DeIlary, Jacqueline L. GiIman, MANN, ROBERT McKEE, 'oberly,19, 501 Cyv IV (ti selkliscipline is a "must" it, MARY AND SARA ANNE - N. 30, DeBary. FRANK MEBANE, ROBERT any facet of the fine arts. Buddy It. Tootle, 20, Randolph W. MU ,20, fit 2 WiLliAMS. 1037 N 0 U H 1 5, DOROTHY Bx f S. KellyP1., WP, 527 MIMI GREENE, hospitality 1311 Patricia A. MUd. linda Hoard members attending And to beauty' queen con- MORRISON, BARBARA I 18, same add. Adamson, 17, Bs chairman, and her committee the luncheon, along with Dora test.ants for the big hieanin eneva I\ MULLER and DR. VANN .. did a line Job in staging the Lee WCFC ELEANOR Jamboree Oct. 27 and 25, please PARKER. Irving T. Lawrence P. J affair for about 70 guests and MA U C S C A, Ort' City Peggy E Deas 19 BETTY contact YVONNE FRYER, 322/ Also JAMES RYAN, MARY Pine Grove Irl Pk, t20 the guild artistic directors, KUHIMAI, WALTER RYE, 7253, c / SECOHD, MRS. ROBERT Park, Grace 1. Cu ings, Fern 6-4, 8* 336 MIRIAM RYE AND VA LE RIE MIU)ItEI) CASKEY, ex officio A jamboree queen will be SMITH, MRS. ROSE SOUTH. same add, Thaddeus j:. 18 531 RYE WELD, and I. Seminole Ave I W Kathleen crown ed on Sunday afternoon WARD, CHARLES C. THORNE By the by, Mimi has two (I uests... and all in the at the event which attracts and James B. Ilan 18 2117 A Prokosch 19 same. / MISS OLIAE REESE daughters, JACKIE. AND!LISA, family were cOIIRIM U'iF Wilshire CB, Deed I Staton Hubert W.Bunn 61 fit I [Ix throngs from ill oser the WHITTI F, . with , MRS who are guild dancers, and arid BELLE WILLIAMS. IG 378 I3rattarm ( B UnIted Stat&s. 417 -II V Leahi Harnhart / ROBERT RUT!! KNIFFIN was also there And a good time was had by KARNS as the Royce A. herce, . 1 N 3rd 21, 807 N Solandra Dr. On. 1furry' . membership chairman. ' with tier two company dancers, Ml' T_= / lr I)EE AN!) TONY.,.and . Tony is the only male dancer Sanford Woman's Club began among the 28 girls. the season with a full house at hits oil to AlVIN LEECH for So, come Join me on the s' VICKI ACCMtDI is back with the luncheon meeting Wed. accompanying 30 youngsters to culture 1. 099 crusade. until then the company this year and was nesday. :., a recent movie, sponsored by fine and refined ta-ta' 4 - - -. . . .: -... - -. .-..-- - . -• - -. ... - -- # . ' '# - . . \ " i - _______ ' --- .. . ,• '.. - AZ '.. .. •.• . _-_- -. . . . \ - . to) o'Llse Reco dings 0111 lre . - NurseTurns Talents Toward The in ''eatre Registered 13y FANNETE EDWARDS HeraldCorrcspondent By the time they reached the She wanted to do more for third floor, her destination, as them. th e door opened, he said, Then Dr. Pleasure joined Efficient nurse Eleanor "Know what? You're the girl I hospital staff. He instituted Bobbins finds activity in the am going to marry." occupa tional and recreational theatre,relaxing,asshedirects Stunned, all she could say theraphy for the patients as adults and children in award was, "fresh," and stormed out well as prescribing medicinal wiruihig productions. of the elevator, help. Immediately she signed in Middletown . For the next two weeks he " to work with him. youngest of three girls, she You could see the effect it tried to date her, but to no avail recel%ed her earls education IIo4eer,niostro1ridncesneer had, almost u'Jrediatel3,, in there. When her parents, Mary run smoothly, at first, love improving the condition of the and Harold Woodhams moved prevai led. patients. I was grateful for the The _____ ___ ~_ ;- " I- - J . i-;. .. .. '. _Y 6, , '• - . - . 41, , it . \ •. 4, / .. -. -- ._ -_-- - -- - p-_- - - 1111 .._.._ - - — 4 ,/ ,~- _: ' . . - I - ' .---- Vk__ - . - - .. . . -_ '. , ' I-- ' '- - . A ktt! .-_-A -E f,, r7 - _74 1 &-__-_ __T,d_ - p -`,N,*M 4 ____ - _ " . 1 / "- - ,. r - I - ~V., 4-40~4 '_ - P . 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Coad, who is the new manager of Seminole Cablevision, was honored at coffee last week to meet Seminole Countmans, AnI)llcat - ~T _____________ ; -. Robbins y - - . ), - ___ - red carpet treatment by two 1014 . _______________ . - "r - - -. arsu . - . the family te to Brooklyn, ,j:iang ed and two years later, opportunity to work with him," Ck N.Y.. I -7 -1 Eleanor at noted King's e ag * i IlAt Susan has; altained the .*_, ._.. . Gilbert Robbirm and Eleanor Eleanor said. - - I Cot nt Hospital c Honor were married on Jan . 1951. L Nursing and was graduated Operations Branch. were bIssed ith t sons, lie was employed in the from a 4-year course in David, in , Timothy in '- Accor JJng to Captain aaiie, years. hospital as a licensed l. And life seemed complete less than 10 percent Of the CLISS I.II_1 She returned to Middletown registered nurse and she for them. makes the Honor Roll. to w continued on as a registered ork dS a registered nurse From 1961 to '84, they would Jfl4TJ FinisJth her coeftijkj the Middletown State hospital, nurse for the next fourteen spend a 3.we?k winter vacation ar}ead of SdWdttiO, hc LUS WOfl lOO-YEAI{•0141) G11'T Fl(( )M GEIMANV On the first night of her "night each year in Orinond Beach the honor of being a "green shift, .. .The Robbins display beer pitcher, stems grades. Get involved, " she encountered a However, she was unhappy with the thought of retiring rope." gentleman in the elevator, here because she felt that the there, but decided against it Dellary, Deltona and Sanford theatre, That means she will be in who m she felt sta ring at her hospital so in 1967, a year after LHary Blood Bank. She has was doing nothing because of the weather, early in 1965, and when they it was organized, she Joined the become a member of the charge of a dormitory and have from the moment she entered SJ)CCial to treat persons afThen, friends told them of were shown the lovely house, Del3ary Players, Inc. fueled with psychiatric trouble. DeBary, so they visited they now occupy, nestled amid (km a note, WO young the responsibility of giving out time car. Seminole Mutual Concert "My first part was in Association women from that very active dot de tails orderin the tall, beautiful trees and "Teahouse of the August .r:I.j: street, North 3rd, are supplies, p, green shrubbery, in the quiet, Moon," and at the same time I She works three nights a _ . eelebratlng birthdays this and maintalning discipline, •eek the hospital ix'ue!ul surroundings, and off Z. 42 tE served as publicity chairman •U mon th Mrs Betty Givin has a among regular ob , spends two the main thoroughfare, the) Smncc then, ~_ . — - ~ ,~_~ - . . ~~ Z i i 1iae done prac She will be a "green rope" for birth-lay on October 4, and Mrshe mornings ttime property and moved ticall week rehearsing ever thi from M A____ Carrie Weaver has one cm only a month or two, as t 11 MMinto their house in Jung of igGs. backstage to with the Woman's Chorus for TW 0' she i October 5. shortly be (erred to I ' the "fol'ies they will stage in Immediately both she and continued i' Chic an - SUSped 1pf Gilbert applied for service at and L "I have acted in 13 plays, Deltona w f or Our instoreforsetwo the Seminole Hospital and were directed three adult pla ys, and busy es,ery available minute = duty. the girls from accepted ?organized the Childrens' w ith the erica wor k of the Details later. The happiest of Her lather and I will miss ar Players. She remained here for two Summer Theatre 4 -this year, her, Ixit are very proud of her . birthdays ant - -}ears,thenenttoworkfor when t prnduced to plays. Is it an wonder, then, that mnire are isbed for yoi, Bett, and a,r" sure she will serve with West Volusia hospital for six '1 have th served e group as her husba nd woke her gently - -r--the same diion - - -and years as assistant director of treasurer for four )ear9 and the other morning before ::r.s. prcidcnt hw one year. In ad leaving for his work at - --Her sons both attended and dition. I have taken upon Seminole Memorial Hospi ta graduated from DeI4nd High m)sel(, the most time con will'. . 'Pardon me, Madame / ¼ The next rreettnmg Of the North School. Early in 1972 tragedy sinning Job o all and this year flii) I make an appointment -- r' GOOD NEIGHBOR O ThE struck when suddenly their son, I'm in charge of tickets, Orlando Garden Club will be !! lists you for 2 p.m. tomorrow of with 'E-T held at the home Of Mn. May EK lsMrs lUta Hahn of 121 David, di ed of a heart ailment Patrons and respons - ib le afternoon" for 'h Ti I quit h4 r einploni' I i Uir iI for our L;rrm t)i ip ft onucwber 11 i oii:i that brooding at hozi 1 was iitin .s ont of the older for this Sean I W__ said Eleanor. didn' evening residents of Our city and tw j , t help, so she enrolled in won't always 'The huhlary Pl4yersstartemi be Co-hOstess for the tlu . But it does take the Fisch Memorial Hospital on with 12 Patrons and fi ve ,,A&1I,, will be G=-kn C: lub _ ione's mind off one's worries,to inWved a part-time basis. citizen iuring iii that she said. "Today we have 200 frl y ()gn(1 Theme (01' the t "I enjoy ime. 5he believes orklng in a smaller Patrons and 25 ads." 'At present we are getting eIng will Decoiiag fuhioned spirit o good igimready for our fall production In hospital. The responsibilities This year Fea are less Besides, 1 felt that I I)eltona Woman's Club and theDet3arypb)ers of, boramihasdeinonstratedjion IMH3J oam rt- w,,,,_l,Is " ma ma - should spend more time A f)iarnnrnl' Tryouts will I with iflhinediatelyoffer(.( to edit coratmn rts a trees persons in happier rurroun kid first t in October and iie ai ur' dubs riionthl) r ws kttr women get ti iim dingisotbecame very active the play will be staged on Nov. Si people %OIUUU!& in enrolled to the Woman's flub tugctandkrnrwwwaysto oniyisagodghbortoth conhmnumt) affairs," she said Cho'us, smgl 15 and 16 I'm Just about due for "first ulie flowers, both e Joined the B Club of rij(1 her, but, in practice at the Woman's Club artificial, w a th a' form of jriDeBar) and the Woman S flub r with the (I 'ti , , ix to a rnenì r ni I'd bctt&r 1 ITII VASES theta the year af te r their F lurida I.tt t'omg, F leanor tonaluded Nurs Association for ° wrid most ...Hand-c-arved mahogany from Haiti arrival in DeBary. She had five )VK-s and is a volunteer food Be and God Bless' always had a "yen' for the nurse with With ~tult slw felt and we went (Charles Edwards Photo) the Red Cross for flit on our way. ( U — ______ MR. AND MRS. LEON W. STEINMEYER JR. Nee Celia Anne Schendel _________________________________________________________________________________ • _ . B All AL ' I at tile happy flaunting grounds. To REV. HAROLD HARRIS...she sent you a me ,e Cojjee flele —" __________ .- ___________________________ - (I J all0 _I y C , Mr. anu Mrs. .a*w v. nruoks of 200 HIbiscus Court, Leon W. Steinmeyer Sr., Carolina and are now residing Sanford, are announcing the engagement and forthcoming servedhissonasbestmanand at2205ParkAve.,SJoçd, marriage of theft daughter, Miss Grace Marie rooks, . usherswere Lyon Ben John E. Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.N. Wolf, 108 S. &inland Twyrnan and Jim The groom is employed by Drive, also of this city. Eichelberger. Florida Power and Light Co., Born in Columbus, Ohio, the bride-elect Is a 1971 Sanford. The bride is a former gradua te of Seminole High School. She is presently employed iriie' mother chose a employe of the Winter Park as a desk clerk at Holiday Inn pink knit street length dress Telephone Co. Her fiance, who was born in DeLand, Is a 1968 graduate with matching accessories and of Seminole thgli School. He attended Seminole Junior a white carnation corsage with Out-of-town guests came College, served a tour of duty with U.S. Army in Europe, and pink ribbon trim. The groom's from Worcester, Mass.; is employed as assistant innkeeper at Sanford's Holiday Inn, mother wcrea lime green sheer Camilla, Ga.; Avon Park,; The wedding will be an event of Jan. 19,1974, at noon, at street length dress with mat- Lakeland and Gainesville, All Souls Catholic Church. till .tl.LJOUL L1tdIIui Ca ble l 'iUIIi " -: - -of blue carnati3M and daisies "Alar .tnd cuffs and white Accessories. The couple left for with blue ribbon streamers. JL 0 W I --. - . T T .- I', honor, was attired in a formal For her going-away outfit, length hown of blue crepe with , Mrs. Steinmeyer chose a blue4,_. i.white collar yi cuffs, ______ ri-i About that "ski"fling. Arrived at PoIski Estates with a slighted twisted ankle in keeping with th e "ski" venture. A tip of the garbage can lid to JUDI AND HARRY KWIATKOWSKI, host and hostess, who did a great Job enterta ining. It was One of those nights W south merged, most civil.ls and civic- - = . ' ---- , __________ I SOCIETY El)ITOR Fy n ~0 ~_ . 1 . i . W - - . ) 1: .' - - _____ It wai real nice seeing former Iferald scribe, MARION i V -- I Officiating clergyman at the Following the ceremony, a double ring ceremony was Reb reception as held at 511 Oak T_ Patrick O'Neill. Mrs. Richard Lane, in Maitland at the home Eutsier, organist, presented an of a friend. The bride's table, _______________________________ appropriate musical program overlaid with a white cloth, was for the ceremony. adorned with a large center _______________________________ arrangement of blue and white Given in marriage by ..J[ her mums and greenery and the father, the bride wore a formal punch table, also overlaid with length gown of white angel silk a white cloth was centered with featurin g an empire bodice, a smaller arrangement idenhlghneckilneandfull 5Ieees 4 ticalto theoneon the bride's with deep cuffs. The bodice, table and held two crystal i sleeves, yoke and cuffs were pUflCh howls. UOUI -- means that lJoete are many deserving youngsters NANCY HOYT in command of tile benefit for need) organizaons. ____ - ________________________ WinterSprings Volunteer Fire Department will hold their next meet.ing at the home. of Mrs. mentioned before, any y CathyC ornish of 80 North 3rd age (m in grades 13 eligible to join Cub Street on October 8 at 7:30 p.m. Scouts. In the next few meetings simply .. -_ me Ladies Auxiliary to the Auxiliary members plan on making handcrafts to be sold as a fund-raising venture for the lbanksaivimr and Christmas - .1. A - - . ___ - - ____ .. ____ - - - r t' % or - - Sunday, Oct. 7, 1973-38 ScIlli,-101c County Mental Ileallb - Guests will be Cubmaster Irwin people I have ever met live here Hunter and members of the in Winter Springs." I agree! Central Florida Council of Boy Scouts. A sad but Interesting fact IS, at the pre,unt tune, Pack 196 has only one Den Mother and : ...• 1973 at I mI _ 1 Mary Catholic ChLrCh, winter white carnation corsage with !_ silver ribbon. i U This night is being set aside to allow al interest boys to be informed on the facts and benefit3 of Scouting. A.s I ____ k _1 __________________________________________________ B' NANCY BOOTH Herald Correspondent atdf emu e ( __ ==-_ bvcndertwo.pceenaernb1e wek. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Brussow a! Key West paid one of their frequent visits here this past week and N I __ *1 trim and son of Mr and Mrs Leon W The bride's grandmother, Steinrnyer Sr, Route 3, Mrs Albina Bellenoit, of Sanford, were unit.ed in Holy Worcester, Mass, sore a ______________ are considering retiring to our # The Sanford Herald - __ I and Leon WestSteinmeyer Jr., - M IL ~_4 #rl daughter of Mr. and Mrs. accessories and a white carRichard E. Schendel, 1720 nation corsage with green Carrollee Lane, Winter Park, ribbon. .-..- . We have had several visitors to cir city thiS CCk CoUfl• cilman Victor Miller a IOVI 1~ . I .1 _"W _::7 -- Miss Celia Anne Schendel, ching embroidery .1 ctMrs.Osgoodat3I-4l2$. '-,--- . Exchange Vows In Double Ring Rites ff ""~ beautiful! 1 ~ 10% 5O% off Fireplace Taupe. Navy Red, Black AAAA L-k Widths Equipment 5 to 10. 14 228 E. FIRST ST. PH. 322.3524 :i .4,j.--4., ; 'I Ph. 322-6755 -, • - -- :, - '1 �.P- Tht rnrd H - uniy. Ot 7, 1972 I - Gma _E___:_~J - - _____ - . Herald Correspondent Surely was happy to see Jean Metts able to return to the (boral group this week. Jean had a nasty cut on one of her toes and the good doctor confined her to quarters for a few days. Bet th at took a lot of persuasion as th is is one busy gal who just doesn't have time to pamper herself. Speaking of Jean and the Chorale, if Mrs. Bishop has her way and she uct;all (P - —I,,$, - - -______________ - - -- - .t- -- --, I ~f_ - ..a - - , u j,._1 _I ! I -n - -_ 3• - 1-2- _. - - / I :4 7 - I ~ __ F -: - -111 .-- __ - .! ____ - - . I J _ _______ e L j 7 : .., I - - ff - - I .1 i -P1 — \- * - ' — "r . , _ ' — Man from ,a Mrs. Once Goodson, DR. J. S. WICKENS Addresses women (Charles Edwards Reviewed l_'axation ' For r, -S ,~ DeBary Woman's . reie Who is the talker; I thou ght our communication problem was unique. But • • much kissing too Y. Niwi .. 1 \1 I I" DEAR ABBY: My lady friend is a kissing fool. hugging .\~ - .1, ,_- p. .- - - - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS cuwi irom a mamimy that considers silence abnormal. "You're awfully quiet, something must be bothering you." and kissing hq her Idea of the utmost In e , ,stasy. and she can't seem to get enough of it. Last night we sat on her sofa kissing from midnight until 2 d. m,, and I hardly managed to get my own lips I One partner seems to be the talker and one seems to be UUdH) .. . ) - the talkee - not the listener because that irr, 1 can do while watching TV or reading a spy novel. • 1173 I CIgj Tk..N _T~& I've noticed that most couples have a similar imbalance together once in those two hours. If my ti1 stopped up. I would ha ve suffocated . All this time she was glued to my face, wearing me out. I tried to explain th at a normal man enjoys about five minutes of kissing, but I never got to finish the sentence. It's not as if are a pair of starry-eyed teenagers, either. We are up In Years. (111i11) U mi vu r auese ----4 tu WAY!I NEWR SAID ANY- IT MU5TA ...D1J WANTA\ WANT ThI ABOUT &IPPW FORGET TM' 'To SEE ) D040$Aufl$f By Joanne and Lew Koch (P(oto Today's column Is written by Joanne) ______ Airs. Ruth Niagnesum, AIN.. Christopher Buder and Air.. - Frank Hill. " rants B Ab' ... 0 to r) seated, Mrs. Kay Han), Airs. James Wallin, Aliss Beatrice _____ A66. ,Iillllliiilllllllll,'',IllllllllllllllllI -. CHARTER MEMBERS SALUTED to r) Dewt. Family Lib Who's the talkee? ________ - 0 Tyson and Mrs. E. Michelsen. Standing (I Iti Sunday, Oct. 7,1973-58 by Dave Grave _ . - -'' 4 -~ -! I ____ X - _______ . L I tat 1~_, . _____ ___ 1 ' _. I.iA- - . 77 I I / t, • • nrt.r JIflJI !$II. I ble -___________ H) liz MATHII•;t:x ----- kd and the beautiful I1edoo Gertrude Hampton, v tie of 1 orests of California the genial Rev. Lloyd Hampton Naomi said that she had of the Geneva Methodist visit with a brother ir Ihuffli new to Kentucky t Ca lifornia whom she had not week to be .,t the bedside of her seen in 17 %ear They mother the ca ewecilly e very surgery cars of San Francisco and the derstand that her condition is onder1ui sea foods of that very critical so don't forget to marvelous sea-coast city. tLhkrb,r an v1r!1 ihfl1 fl4L _I •L_ DUUJ Ut IDCIII _____ or r reco%er}. piepidiniilt' I they were delighted to be back home on the peaceful shores of beautiful Mabel McKee, sister of Mrs. Lake Harney. IVY were ac1)onald Dunn Sr., is at vmpanied by their adorable lakeview Nursing Home in daughter, Fay-Ann. Now I just Sanford. She had a birthday on wonde-r what she will have to (kt, 5, and I understand that tell Reba Jean arborough, her she received some lovely cards bosom-buddy, w he n they get from her many friends. t(rgcther! "i." - _ .ouise, the Colorado ice fiel& I .,7- - - The Sanford Herald ---__ like that, - . - _____ - Gem young lady of 96 yehrr flow them to to about giving her a -gtt well" makes inc dizz to - - by Lorry Lewis WI4AT A DISPLA'1\ The talker is accustomed to monologuing but needs some I response from the talkee — a grunt or nod will usually Sur ce. but after a month of having only grunting and ding, the talker may become anxious. She may develop a neurotic need to hear her partner utter a complete sen tence. This affords tier a pleasure second on I y to talking interrupting. LOVALTY - If 4E WANTS TO GO ALONG TOSOUND) THE SIR - O TEAM UNITY. I ARE. OU F'ENDSHs /KIDDiNG /'_____-. a 0 I 16. ' " 9A 'P 'r y lithe talkee be comes so mute that he can fall asleep or leave the room without the talker noticing, then it's high time for him to speak up. 11 Yt1 observe two "lookIt LS great to hear that Lactic alikes" walking along highway I 0-a, Norton is home from Se minole 426 toward the Geneva By FANNETrEEUWAICDS Woman's Club held its regular Center. Mrs. James Walli n, president, guest speaker, Dr. J. Stua rt '4 1. 1. 1emorial alter her 12-day-stay Elementary School some Herald Correspondent The talker can put the talkee in certain circumstances luncheon-meeting on Friday, -. The meeting was th e first of presided. Wickens, of the DeBary Civic ------whtr.k " i 4— .4 are con morning rC.'j,on5'venis. Sept. h? If so, th's lady ha3 BUGSBUNNY here she was co nfined with a hard, it i: 'nl Marjaret ' by Heimdohl & toffel For example, if fie falls asleepwhile youarc talking, yo11 pro lem and ri'tit h,tRc a seriour care' cmi.. .. .mao. 'u a tt our a of pair might get ,, th ,kLtne 4iiid Kr i.Vel) a enIstcr of cold hiped cream. (Have on on ('onfroflting I)dBary and its rubber lips nailed to a post and she would be in business. I (I'LL TAKE I'LL G4VE IT To MV toe! MAKIN'A SALE LIKE hand for these emergeflcies.) Squirt a large poofcf whipped daughter, "Stiotzi," taking songs r,;.,',y to presient to the I(ANI Do YOU think she needs psychiatric help to cool her HOWABOUT\ CEIE, ( R , )1 neighbor, Deltona, pertaining ) 7?iC47 GROTHER-IN -LAW, THAT QEALLY cream on his lips. The shock may force htrn to say "Oh' and _____ their daily walk to school. good folk of the Mutual Concert / 17°C" ONES to taxs and the ad valorem tax 'T).(AT'LL MAKE U5 A HURTGt dawn? Or should I seek some myself for continuing to put even if the surprise doesn't elicit any exalamation, he will My very dear anti most EVEN FOR THE ONE Series when she presents us...at I A Ni.wd by the Volusia County up with her? have to open his mouth to eat the whipped cream. A 1 Bill and Lola Bernard of HE G.kadE ME FOR cooperative friend) Jeanne DONE IN least ati 1. swallowing sound will follow and perhaps, if you're lucky, a Al Council, as rell as the study of CHRISTMAS! Heath tells me that on Tuesday Cochran Road are back home hard toward something and "That's good." 1 incorporation. evenir.g the Methodist Men's after a three-month Jaunt to that's for DEAR DONE: II you want to cool her down, marry Another time-honored technique is the "Garlic Bag Maw) her. Special feature of the a(. Even Irene Brown has great Club had a "thank-you" dinner North Carolina, Virginia, , neuver." Conic to bed wearing only a bag around your neck : Maryland a nd Pennsylvania. for the fair damsels of ternoon was the honoring of the t hings in store for us, wearing full of crushed garlic. United Methodist Women who They visited with friends and arrangements charter members of the Club. 1, Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Smith overlaid with a gold ilor cloth to those attendin floral g . The three 14 apparel-wise that Is and to show Sooner or later, he will have to say, "What's that smell?" t) V ~ ,__r_ have been catering the dinners relatives and even Journed to elebrated their 50th wedding and adorned with a single tiered wedding cake was presented to the couple by There were 49 women who DEAlt ABBY: Have you ever heard of giving an unwed her fai th in us she has even or, "Is there any leftover pizza?" He may realize the aroma for the men's club meetings, Nova Scotia where they spent 22 . signed the charter rin Sept. 15, mother a baby shower? The girl is only 15, and the baby's niversary, Saturday, Sept. yellow rose in a bud vase, was decorated with gold and topped relatives and friends. invited us to sing for "her" is coming from you, saying, "Do you have a cold?" , 1973 with an open house set up on the front porch and uith a gold 50 emblem among . which usually takes place the days. father is 16. She is live months along, and her girl friends bank ... time will tell! Still maintainin,g your cool and casual air, you say, "No, Ben F. Smith and the former 1955. Eight present that af Lola says that Nova Scotia is are giving her a shower. Maybe by the Ume the baby Is first Tuesday evening of each tion at their home ternoon were ice ,:I ." 005 Elm presided over by Mabel gold und white leaves. A small 5 Homtly, I am so "cited . w% do you ask?' lie will sa "My grandmother used to -----------...._&I. A... P_II___L_ !1hCflhIitfl1L ... . . Eva E. Robinson were married .h- ...IIi I._ married ha ll , .m. Tyson, Mrs. Pithoud, a neighboir. when I return hme after gold rocking chair was placed Sept. 29, 1923 in the baby's father, but right now e us wear those little bags around our necks to ward off the IN EASY Tout Fuller, the presulunt, the people especially friendly; his folks have refused to sign, and he can't get married colds." hosting the reception wtr,' James Wallin; Mrs. E. The relrt:shniumit table was by the columns separating the rehearsals wi th Bert I'erinchief by Crooks & Lawrence onLrtLaIora I Church ' par. Wit IILni: (..jk.tTratltn ç , ded , ..L'T (.4-_r s'T' RL31T. : TiMe Y- "i ' \ --_' wJ'u I ,c'fl, h.jii, 'iugI1t3urn t'. iatsie b 'aLr our. to a conversation, something -ua4 '1' '-c WJT s4 ..a a tved u (rome oat sit ZCZEY i i ,. : PUCY.WptT H.AEN'T IOU) ' u ni They have spent the past 50 t and for man -elous scenery and that )4UJ1EDI ting. My mother says HOUSE T}4} ~id tFe dinner with lots of TLC I ALL oiJr WHAT remember during those long silent winters. If he likes the NEbS ASOUT C.JR OJENT4L. Mrs. Christopher BuUcr and almost have to heat illy tooth I can 90 If I want to, but It would be - ears in Sanford where .Ir. TV Wy K''L'/NcLu LP V sme ll of prlic, he may not talk, but he will move PRQTEc, PMO4 people who intend to visit there like saying I sa w nothing wrong with what this girl did. OOMi AtiAJ, assistance from several of 7slr Frank UllI. ith's sister-in-law, of with a large gold candle in the Roger 1Icxies. paste to calm myself down clnqipr cs ui BOPERJ was empoed by the ltUUy, I manS 3he did a wrong thing, but she " wont be a total loss. £v1auI'duIr. tro, 511th misvn sac girls were treated wm n u.. J center. Cake, fruit punch nuts • enough to get o SADT The part) area ) wds .afliOru Fire Department is my friend ..ac,. received a violet color and a and I cant turn my back on her royally wi th nothing to do but They drove 8,500 miles all told. rhe uest book table. ,:! '!''. n r n -1 Lt.-r:ts 1. d' r,trd ',th the Wholesale (g rocery Co. Try to analyze the problem before you take fhC ave As f.r as I am concerned k as rose corsage and were guests of - -- Al steps. Ask yourse lf do o Some of the girls' the eat-drink II ' :It' s A Grand Night For ey The board of directors of the , V 7 -: ~=_'7:-,4i- ==1 __ ~ - -- ~ ~ salesumn) until his retirement the club at the luncheon. Mrs. Just better-listening that' i J.1~ s needed? If it' delightful chatter. From all Singing,"anytime of the week. s attentiveness should send U*Jr gifts, but nOt 90. How do you feel about ~ - MW __ ~W__ Geneva that' Historical and = ff _4q~ _'_ I n 1950. s required, try talkin to him while he' Rose Forbeck gave a short tift? s driving, hen reports, ag lam just so happy to have so ALSO 15 ties hungry and you're fcing him a snack, ttmewashadb) GtnealogicalSocletyn)etat the resume of or when he's especially U ladles who much music available to us I Mrs -=--__________ Smith formerly was su ffering trom a hangover. (In the latter I I Ge neva Museum Sunda af. case, since its inception and served a3 you must -did not have to even wash a whispe r) DEtR ALSO: Being loyal to a friend doesn't canalmosisingforjoyasJ type employcd as secretary, tern and formulated plans neuarl. chairman o: the dash... ly Imply approval of everything that ie these comments to bookkeepe r and girl Friday for I for the annual gala (carnival) fr nd does. Your pro. If none of these methods work remem ber that h 11 . 144~ Please suppart the Mutual several SiinfoH places of eventually tell you when he' . _~__ __U~ _-~_R_~ _~__ grouP 11 I'hOwlng wore chbrity and for Halloween night, Oct. 31st. compassion Uons for an s been fired or promoted, when ~_ While meat thaws in uw Saw Ann Mitchel over at the unmarried erp"janj modier jUn earfier genera he's sick, when he' Concert Series if you have not business. They have one so s unusually pleased. !% A oft 6 I '100! ov would P..11 0 ___- ., Charles Robinson, Sanford. refrigerator, leave the wra . . st Office recently and ave .0hown. which I think done sk, . And don' Is to Your credit. learned that she and her usual, on the grounds of the t forgeL you were the one who wanted the strong .-T 3;i ~ te, FRANK AND ERNEST silent type. Their hobbies during the years ping intact and allow three to 0# , nter and in he six hom. per po d. Of course, 1,usband, Bob, had just community d hunting meats community buildings adja nt -ce CONFIDENTIAL TO F. J. L: Take heart In the words of can be cooked from the returned from an 8-day fishing md working in their Madame Swetchhw: " to' the Mumwu, all merrr r ;W 4 FORECAST FOR MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1973 In order to have as enemy. oft must frozen state, but defrosting first — I trip to Homosassa Springs. Ann #--. I just had a telephone contmaking to commence, at 5 p.m. I be somebody. One must he Mrs. Smith greeted her affords richer flavor and more a for" before he can be resist. ,~ersation with the most ~,ucsts attired in a lavender anil - . __ A word to the wise 'Lis said. is ed by anetkir ftn. A naHeim emeny is beWr Ij~ja a uniform cooking. grand. beautifully slim,she say3 that it 11 . Ix,autiful brand new ~%hitc striped polyester crepe sufficient so now is . WI,'; I JL — — -----i was a perfect vacation, just __________ mother In Geneva, Norma with goIdacceaorjesandag uj (lifld oltW ers — THRIFT SHOP fishing, eating and resting. ___ ___________ Buffington, who tells me tha t Hate to wrtte kllers? Send $1 to Abigail Van flaren, r, tinted carnation corsage, Mr. OW who who are still young at heert) to _________________ 132 she and her hubby, Elmr. have Lasky Dr., Beverly Smith and Charles both wore Hills, Cal That Ann really deserves a get busy thinking up a costume l wrn for Abby's booklet, s. rest as she Practically makes which will become grandparents for "catch" the eye of *ppli1c* , precious the dresses which $.m.I, _______________________________________________ just about a the from the Carroll Roter Ingtitute very first time to a tinted ca rnation boutonnieres. Judges and to start wheting • b.ø, J P 'T • pp third of the women of Geneva ba by boy who arrived to -Approximately 100 relatives ap pe tites for those GENERAL TENDENCIES: An unusually proudly wear. I have a closet ________ daughter and son-in-la w, Mr. *;lIPtCkU,Ot.iti,,.,. and friends from Orlando, B, productive day and evening if you put your fljent ham!gers, Jumbo -Call almost half full of "Mitchel DvcIøg $vsI.S lr3 WORRY CLINIC George W. Crane, PILO, M.D. and Mrs. Jack Kaiser on Sept Winter Park, Sanford and the effort into acceptable channels and use the energy now o,. v i' • candied apples, pop Originals" and I love everyone corn 21st. surrounding area called during released to continue with basically sound avenues of Wti:e's Brew, etc.. not to Mrs. Timoth y challenges all of Uwmn. In my excitement. I forgot to the expression already started or planned. However, if you get appointed hours. $34-e445 mention the cakes and pies !' ________ Senior Citizens, so discuss his She and Bob especially en- which involved in any risky ventures or enterprises or try to get the young man's name t Lthese Geneva _______ C _____ ideas tomorrow in Sunday WINTHROP joyed the delicious West Coast ,.. hoodwink SflYOflC. Norma did tell me that ) You have real troubles by Dick Ca'volli ers IV , nown ncnooi: no u you wish to five 8. fried oysters. The MR. AND MRS. BEN F. SMITH last two daysomema ARIES (Mar. 21 to weighed Ax Pounds Apr. 19) I Experts can give advice that We are looking forward to a long on th is Earth, you better A GRAPE JEW,' \ of their vacation tney were w CNDERI will help make fam il y and business life more successful. r, ... On golden wedding anniversary ounces. Plethora of cakes as they are empWICH EVER I by Joined Ann' Avoid new Activities you know Practically nothing abouL His paternal grandparents FCR NW LUNQ. God has crea I-4A,D PURPLE 4AIR. s brother and also given away as prizes for Study furth er. sister-In-law, are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kaiser P and decay to punish idleness! Jennie and Dave the popular cake walk. Brown. 4. and his maternal greatBy the way, the Geneva . 1 TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Talk over with allies ways _• 1 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Homemakers are planning a CASE Y-536: Timothy W, is a Happy birthday to Bobby bake to improve business, home, recreation, hobbies, travel. Do Clarence Buffington. ETh ig the month om (ictober, Burkigh, 1513 Paltnrttu Mu., AW.MfW.fF.i4c. sale at the Geneva r° 0-y?arold clergyman , !raddy, Norma Iluffington, not try to get out of any responsibility that is yours. Be MIMOSA: 0(t. 11, 9:30 a.m. His nsomnniie is the former 7' Sani I Garden Club circles Mrs. I) M. Paul, co-hos ice so lf "Dr. Crane," he you ladies who like began, "I conscientious Gene Mmniett.a and to "Dm tess, covered dish luncheon at the t like to will et as follows: know many preachers who took GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Steer clear of an ally with a pies".NViryann Minietta who Is good eating but don' Mrs. James Johnson will speak holne of Mrs. Carl Chorpening, was formerly employed in Art f orward to the time they can phone IN Cl LUA: Oct. 12, 9:30 on l3aomeliulc. cook or don' t have the time — -s crackpot idea that could nun him and you. Get advice from S 5 Palmetto Ave. Program Beckwi th 's office. retire at 65 to 68 years of age. ___ E. FIRST ST. 323-2810 wo fings at experts. Keep harmony at home tonight. Making terrariums, "But I always felt that a man Since your heart Is solid once, buy a cake from t he Mrs. rook Jakeman, chairM.ASTERCHARGE BANKAMERICARD . should justify his being kept JACARANDA: Oct. 12, 7:30 muscle, by sitting In an elsy 1. man hostesses. Sack 1mmhomemakers and their help I had a nice chat with STORE HOURS: 9 TO 5:30 EACH DAY MOON CHILDREN (Junc 22 to July 21) One with alive by th us cont in uing to & W. Ix S. Vt ta on chair to watch TV, you merely the home of Mrs. , cheo Work op for bazaar. p.m., at sh endeavo wthaonv uii'e. h.. U • (h. was rs and take it to learn the Drrethea Minniptth wiw. .i.i ex er e ce different UI 5I$fl LU ULICU , , sp *f* produce CUI1IUUCUVC 5CIVIce. James Johnson, West of Lake sad bit of CHUId Halloween Carnival stiM. that she and1 let your heart grow actually with you that could be just what you want. Avoid a "Why should God let people smaller and thus weaker! PALM: Oct. 11, 10:00 a.m. BLONDIE Mary. Co-hostess, Mrs. H. E. Chic Young co-worker with poor ideas Priscilla Hodges of Chuluoth Cal. and Mrs. George Mason cake sales. October Bargain Days live if they are figuratively r. In medicine, we have a rule CF ItAL: Oct. 11,9:30 am. Meswain.___ Program, palm craft Suck luncheon at Garden ( that's Ma-Pearl Yarborough's and Colonel Phillip Garris wrap them carefully LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Get sunoundinp in order while 'spongers' on the productivity of MRS. 8U.4STA17 Home Sewing Is Beautifully Creative. thumb that says If you lie atxI WHY DIONT , ' VU LET ME IN Center. Mrs. Myrtle Wallin will at G Jen Center. Hostesm Speaker, Mrs. Marie Fahey. beloved "Aunt Cilia" they will freeze perfectly and listening to good ideas from one who speaks slowly but other working people? (KNEW YOU rOPGOT ) was guests. 'MEN I RANG 1)4E) for one whole day, it will take Escape From The Highly Computerized r,peak on tin ELM OtJqKEY-.Ss.J ) Mrs. M, Flowers and Mrs. H. confined to room 235 at ".Dr, Crane, do you think the zlI lx' just as delicious hen Speikirig of colonels, one eek (or your muscles to clearly. Exercise care where recreation is concerned or it World of Today. /'',MR 11 ASKED ME TO ( , I). % Almighty expects us merely to cy. Program I , bazaar thaWd. BUMSTEAD regain their former strength. could he costly Seminole Memorial hospital very l'andsome former Colonel I STAY N ),IE4E -' sit and consume groceries after work p. MAGNOLIA: Oct. 11, 9:30 with a broken shoulder. And one week abed may AI'40 WAIT (if McCcy, Cal., F. Sieg Holmes j~, : the age of 65' require 30 days of activity to a.ni., at the home of Mrs. P.1.. VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept. 22) Put that good plan The repor ts (rain Seminole iret.) and his lovely wife, II i i~~ across .1 See you around and if you "Frankly, I'd be afraid to do 12, 9:45 a.iii. revive those weakened early, then start on the road to success. Be patient at home Elmore. Pmogramn, demonare good though and it jiJ Naomi, have just returned from know of anything which might so, lest the Lord decide to snuff muscles! 11th is: Oct. 11, 1:00 p.m., stration on making satin roses Sack luncheon garden club where conditions could be slightly difficult, but wiil improve Owl she is doing fine for a three-mon th trip which took be of interest, give me a buzz, out my life as a part cf his efbuilding. Progress, So when you shift from your quickly. wcrkshop 'Machine Wash t cme of Mrs. T. A. by Mrs. Waiter "- . !1 ~)_ ~:tficlency plan for this planet factory or office lob (if-. von --.------------------.------l,,,, arø IIHRA ti-i Oct 'i I*•i.. may IuUluJc you are LIBRA- (Sept '.,"I' I.II..I ' 4 -f r Earth." forced to retire) keep in gear you so wait and get busy with duties. Please higher-ups 451S Wide I i a. and continue doing something thusly. Later you understand missive and can do the right REG. $4.99 YARD TIMOTII?'S Mo'rro constructive, thing about it IN IN Why, if I weren't working 6 Timothy's motto is well ex. . ./ Z days per week and 52 weeks In SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Find modern methods by pressed in an old church hymn the year, I'd be engaged in which to progress by contacting right persons early. Get data that says: many productive hobbies. BEETLE BAILEY IMPORTED SCREEN PRINTS you need at various sources Do that special work carefully. Mort Walker "Work, For the Night is For example. It may seem .100 PcI, Cotton 1 SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) Use more tact at Coming When Man Works No farfetched but I sm vitally home for more harmony and JLIT REM.%WER, VE,L W14"y' M, L3T FCg '\ Machlne Wash constructive activity. Please kin More." interested in cancer research '...4EH kJE ijp I .45" Wide tIOT, Wml T)IE ME TPAT 6 A $ .1 1 " So Rev, Timothy has been and have made that my uno(- more, and don't do anything to irk mate. Study reports well. ¶I I /'II I CgUDO' LIFE "iOU C4"( At%AY REG. $3.99 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Driving carefully is tilling dozens of pulpits asguest licial hobby for 35 years I'VE 4A7.' 1 CALL ONmIE that has most important now Do not upset present business Preacher. But another one YARD L_ ' a PEHFE( IT And often doing a better Job worldwide helpful implications arrangements which are good. A letter may have an idea for -! / than the local pastor' "i' is the grafting of twigs to greatcr success Study it a FINEST fE(JRUr; It a For these older ckrgymncn AQUARIUS (JaIt 21 to Feb 19) Study assets and produce delicious fruit or nuts a GUAEIA ED FABRICS have amassed a vast amount of on scrubby trees that are mi liabilities for ways tq add appreciably to present income. I experience with which to • SWAGS, RNICES relatively useless Listen to what a clever business pervon has to suggest. ]~ ~O .1 To S YD. LENGTHS document their sermons Moreover, of some 3,0o Follow best ideas and fanqp;rcatme,its .ASST'D STITCHES & If they thus employ Christ's botanical species of vegetation 49 narrative tparable formula, on this earth, I once read that .SOME IRREGULARS PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar 20) Try to be more objective they can keep the' a ud ience alert only 6.O 2 Fwrecnt had been and you get better results with cc 'one. Show appreciation YARD and fascinated tar more than by analyzed. to friends and add to present goodwill Put that big deal ,L .1... ___-___t -----YJurAoroDecora,o itir dry, cxp(si:ional sermons wnam m ght those other across. —_ - -, THE PHANTOM many younger clergymen in iwo percent hold in the Le L ee Falk and Sy Barry IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. . e or she will be filet on their parishioners, way of medicines, edible fruits one of those young people who will say everything that THAT WAS PQf11/(urf1HEc) But Rev. Timothy raises a or grains, herbs and tubers? comes to mind, so teach early the importance of tact and ta.dr PCU'LL Of 5Cf YCU Pp I .COTTON & POLYESTER good point that you Senior Sunday School THAI IC M' teaching, work diplomacy when &.r1t,e,, dealing with others and to think carefully .BLENDS ;! Citizens could profitably as precinct volunteers In before committing himself or herself to anything. The field 040" WIDE REG. $1.99 discuss at Sunday School. politics, and s po nsoring 1 315 west Urns,. of geology would be fine hem, or whatever else has to do ) YARD Do you think Jesus would "League of the Golden Pen" with land, soil and the like, whether mile or female. SANFORD, FLORIDA _________ have retired to an inactive role, should also excite any idle Spiritual training early is important litre. A fine studious LI 5erviri The if he had lived to the age of 65 oldster' B j mind, and good at sports as well. _ S.mino Volvsi Ara God laid down a universal law So send for my booklet 'The CaHC*tfr' o( nature that inaction leads to Compliment flub." enclosing a V REG. $2 To $12 YD. \ f$ 3fl..3315(.rfl2.O31$ "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make rust, decay, corrosion, plus Aq long stamped, return envelope, ci La rg e Selection of colors of your life is largely up to YOU! arthritis and premature death' cents. phis j-1 ti-qi !tr Plan Now For Holidays t*,\c 4 SI Crct" Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast (o'r your sign for .. Even your muscles grow ':. lAti,i*,,t.,,fl, Clt'itatq.4ffi4j _____________________________________________________ . weak an sh rink in size if you Novcmtei i, now ready. For your copy send your birthdate $IIM..4. • i don't exercise as much today as I •ddc.tud ,vet a',d and $1 to Carroll Righer Forecast (name of newspaper), Bo x t,p,i Lw pr.nttiP, c.th ,. s.. 629, Holl ywood, Calif 90028. you did yesterday' i hf V41$ of Ills WIttL I _I____.___ • _____ ' - -- ,, Open House Fetes The Ben F. Smiths rn Celebration Of 50th. Anniversary R . r' hesr., ,_. ' '' - '"' ri ' i _ r ' I " - , ,- • ' I - - r-& ' - '; - -' - - - . . $A - - ______ T '' --- - - - %a ___________ ______________ CARROLL RIGHTER'S •- ' _______ - - - ----------- ,-. - - _______ ,... - -- ,. Garden Club Calendal C&Md.0, I -- ---' p i n from .•.,,• u.. - 1_.i& K lopman Polyester Flannel -- T r ' • '.' 1Lr n.'.. , U ' Golden Surah p , ( , f'=t d I . Double Knits : - $ - II Concords India Cloth PHILIPS _ _ . -- - - - - -. - - - -- -- - - .-J ' - - _____ ZPRICE -' - a - -- - - - -- — --- i . $" IL rocades -- -- What ( - i / ) �1 68— The Sanford Herald Visitors See A Sunday, Oct. 7,1973 From Netherlands rne ... ! .11* 4 6L "u. . •a. of % " / ~4. •. De' /rles at 110 % , . • ' .... 'N - ic ed and the currency. there. Each citizen, In the lower mother of a son and daughter, Steak is being sold there for income bracket pays a portion both Mrs. Holman Is around $7 a pound. Housing can of his salary in an Insurance twried grown. to Willem Ilofman, the not be bought by the average premium to the government, brother of Mrs. DeVrles, who is working person, and the This is deducted each week the vice-president of a men's government takes a larger froni your pay. In return, all of clothing factory in Groninger shareofwagesfortaxesthanln the necessary medical and 4 ~ __ __ Transfer to right part écore I1IU at %hof lw* preliminary to the Ms, National Teen-ager Pageant to (;L1.UOR • • Mary I ,. be held in Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 31, There's a now trend toward luxurious nightdressing. Its "in-or-out" attitudes and low price make the glamor look a reality. The demure but daring here has a simple line but sensuous look. In crepey Nyosta it has bare top, rhinestone clips and a wisp of shoestring strap. A Vassaretto design '0 _______ __ slipcfress shown . __________ -11 -' . Uviedo happenings ''" . looking - I -- ° - - • ____________________________________________________ 4) I _____ T 5) ' Schedules Of Attractions. The Mac Framp ton '" The Trio ess iah M B - - __ ______ * The Champagne Bail 01 ______ - F ' ________ ______ ___ * R.S. VP. - The Cole Porters -- ____•-'•' - , ., A _______ - _____ ., . _____ I - ______ ______ ___________ ______________ The Ballet Guild & Gnt ral Flu. Chorale * l'! e King (llfliIy ' It's not unusual today for an individual who is cootemplating the purchase of a used car to take that vehicle to ADMISSION BY MEMB ERSHIP ONLY "The Ideal Christmas Gift For Those On Your List That Have Everything' - - - STUDENTS ADULTS -- - _____ TENI4i!' Dress SALE 2050% off W4ek Peitct Tcio Skip 17.974 434 Zayres PIaz Fern Park -80-7288 - OPEN 104, TJLL9:000N FRIDAY NIlE .' ' ;410 64a vm~I k , MAILING ADORESS his trusted garage owrier or mechanic and ask that the car be given a thourough check to determine the real condition of the car. In the future - if the time hasn't already arrived potential home buyer will retain th e inspection specialist to determine If the home under corisideration for purchase Is in good condition, A5 someone oocesaid, beat1tyisonlys)tjn deep. That can applied In n )vmP inn So. beon the lookout for the newest phase of home buying the home inspection engineer or specialist who will check out the home for you. One final note, be sure that you get the background of the firm or individual you retain to do the inspecting. So far we know of no ground rules established by the State of Florida or any of its regulatory agencies to govern the qualifications of the home inspection engineer. But, as this new procedure becomes better known and more widely used you can be sure III-it the will step into the picture and take the ncceuary steps to Insure that you're gett.li.g services from a firm or individual who Is qualified. Checking out that home before you buy It may be the best money you ever spent. -a FAMILIES $25 _____ ons Not Unusual ' Th . - Now, this lady was not one to Just be "picky." She had legitimate questions and she needed some answers. And, th hire five or six men from the various trades to come and make their inspections and provide her with reports could cost the proverbial fortune, Where could she turn? The same ti this lady wanted answered could be asked of some of the homes being constructed today, too. With labor costs what they are and with the cost of building materials what they are some contractors may be guilty of cuttlngcornersinorder to keep the costs of the homes they are building as reasonable as possible for the potential home buyer. Naturally, this Is not a blanket accusation against builders and deveiopers. Fortunately, we have some In this area who have been here for years and wouldn't think of cutting a corner here and another there to keep down prices and shortchange the homebuyer. But newcomers may not know these developers and builders and are not able to distinguish them from the socalled "fly-by.nlghters" who may come In, throw up a group of houses, sell them and vanish to parts unknown. Consequently, there has arisen need In urban areas as well as in surburbia for what might be called the Independent home inspection engineer or specialist who can be retained by a potential homebuyer to give a factual, unbiased report on the condition of a home under consideration for purchasc. In fact, one firm has just been established In central Florida and is now operating in Volusla, Flagler, Seminole, Orange, Osceola and Brevard counties. No doubt re'll be other firms within a shorttime established to do the same thing and its very possible that within the not4o.di3tant future that .i homebuyer who is willing to plank several thousands of d)llars on the Lible in the way of a down payment will also be willing In add another $SCorl!Oothgetthatfactual,unbiasedreportfromahome inspection specialist on the actual condition of the home whether It be new, six months, six years or 60 years old. ques One Of The Most xciting * I _________________ Bits 'N' Pieces - ZIP IMail To: IThe Sanford Herald [P.O. Box 1657, Sanforc, Fla, 32771 -- -' - - - - a - - . [t - - '• - . / ; ~1 Food Poisoning Growing Problem : 14 1I meat and eggs. chen counter spaces, cutting Although ccnking kills hnard, meat grhders or j II salmonella germs, using th e slicers immediately after they \ same platter or utensil before come in contact with raw meat. ii Food Poisoning—A Major and after cooking can reconIt is important that you keep Health Problem—It Is Laminate the food with these raw meat away from other estimated that each year over germs. Therefore, you should foods when yiu defrost it in the two million Americans---or one wash hands, all utensils, kit- refrigerator. a ,.-' out of 100—suffer from * ** salmoncllosts, a foodborne disease known as food Poisoning. Salmonellosis is / often mistaken for a 24-hour virus because of the similar such as headache, fever, stomach cramps, SHADED AREA SHOWS FICTCHER PROPERTIES ACQUISItION diarrhea and vomiting. The disease generally lasts from Pork producers are becoming By FRANK J. JASA one to five days. While it IS more aware of the qualities County Agricultural Agent rarely fatal, it can be preferred in pork and have dangerous to the very young, made considerable progress In the very old and people who are raising hogs that yield a higher already weakened by Illness. With all the confusion on percentage of maiketable pork During the warm, humid meat pr-ices during the past and less lard. summer months food poisoning several months, this may be a For example, the typical hog bacteria run rampant. People good time to take a quick look at now yields about 158 pounds of who are not schooled In what we can expect to find in pork, compared with an sanitary food handling methods the future pork industry, average of 134 pounds during tam there are no kinks or are CLEAN AND CHECK WIPE HAND TOOLS Despite thrust into the cyclical ups positions of and the 1950's and 147 pounds in the twists. Hang the hose on a Mc),/ER BEFC S1ORING WITH AM OILY RAG , hose reel or coil it in a bas- cooking for large groups such downs, pork production over 1960's. Meantime, lard yields "% a church picnics, scout the past 20 years has been per animal have sunk to less ket. . ,• , Nozzles and automatic cou• cainpouts, 4-H Club and YMCA trending up. And it will likely' (Ji, 19 pounds, compared with plings should be removed and camps, and family reunions, keep gaining over the next a 35-pound average in the 1%O's washed in detergent and WaPrecautions against these decade in order to keep pace and 28 pounds last decade. ter. When dry, wipe with an "sickness germs" are the same with growing demand. (Pork A pork quality continues to oily rag. Check sprinklers, whether you are making chili in consumption is currently on a improve, consumer acceptance Try out moving parts. Re—c wnswing but a turnaround will rise further. However, ea camp kitchen or potato salad do ~ / place parts that are broken. 19 R eplace old washers. Clean for the neighbors in the likely will develop next year.) these developments likely will Projections to 1985 point to an be fairly slow. ' an dry thoroughly, then lubri' backyard. cate bushings and coat exYou can help stamp out food annual pork output of 16-plus On a per capita basis, posed metal with oil. poisoning this summer if you billion pounds, up from 12 Americans ate about 67 pounds COAT WOOD HANDLES AVOID XIMKS WHEN thEASPAPER (NVtRPSt A5S4, follow these simple precautions billion in 1965-70. Such an in- of pork last year. That cornWITH LJMStED OIL HANGING &RD€fl HOSE when preparing and serving crease will require a big step-up pares with an average of 63 food. in sows farrowing. in the 1960's and about The market for pork has 66 pounds in the 1950's. ce salmonella germs can I ____-__ be present in all uncooked expanded gradually In the USDA economists predict meat, poultry, and fish, you 1960's—the result of both a that by our appetite for e Sells should cook it throughly and general rise in consumer pork will have us eating about serve it immediately or demand for red meats and the 70 pounds per person, the ~- / refrigerate it. Obviously, you shift to woduction of the meat. highest level since World War should avoid eatin g raw fish, type hogs consumers Favor. II. \\,,, ..1 By LOULSEL 611.!. Extenslnn Home Economies Agent _ : it The Oslando-Winter Park Board of Realtors elected Robert L. Stauffer president for 1974. It also elected George A. Vogt president-elect, Robert L. Ward vice president, Mary S. Collier vice president, L. L. Watkins treasurer and 0. C. Halyard Jr. secretary. All were selected by the Board's nominating committee. It didn't happen that way when the Seminole County Board recently elected its officers for 1974. About half of the slate nominated didn't make it. Nominees from the floor were elected Instead. Pork Go U p Production Of - Season Promises To Be — ' • ' ir, Mutual Concert Association ___ difficult for know. Seminole ___ e she said, Following __________________________________________ ut -, of _. - on a - reveal there might be . _•...; . -- A very refined woman of New England extraction walked a Sanford real estate offi ce a few days ago and declared her Intention of wanting to buy an older two-story home. She had been living in England for the past few years ml ILid bcaa ccusteued to time two-story flat type of accommodations and she wanted to continue a similar style of in central Florida, She was shown a couple of homes in the category she desired and one of them struck her fancy. However, she had one ti bo th house that was the real estaL salesmar, showing the property to answer. "What about the condition of the house?" she asked Sam Salesman. Now, th at's a fair question in anybody's book. But Sam couldn't provide a concrete reply. Here's a house 60 years old. On the surface things looked pretty good. But a close Inspection did some defects that would not meet the orc1nary eye of a person with average talent. Ilut this lady was not one average talent. Sh e unmediately detected several clues that might indicate some serious defects. o course, she realized that a house that old was not going tobe found 1n perfect condition. Her concern was really Dascu on now alight or now uau siane of the defects might be. "I do like the house," "tyit I must know what would have to be done to bring the home up to standard and what it would cost." This left Sam Salesman up proverbial river without a paddle. The only thing Sam could suggest was that an effort be made to get a plumber, then an electrician, then a car• penter, then a heating and air conditioning specialist, and subsequently several other people experienced in the vocational trades to give her some idea of what she wanted to pertinent ques Ganas - ---- - living ) Working W "t:i, --- into -- - School, Winter Park, Jan, 19, 1974. The Miss Florida Teen-ager I Pageant is the official state Miss / 4 W __?_V _- 1 t - IUU t'dlk 1tI,lI - James - By JULIAN STENSTROM Young ladies of this area are Avenue, N.E., Atlanta, 30312, or invited to enter the Miss call area code 404659-4810 or Floridateen-ager pagean t to be ___________________________________________________________ -B%4. - 7 ~~:sNr is V bls Rough Teenage Pageant Underway J iM~~~~ several apartment and condominiums announced the purchase of 5,300 110 million in cash. acres of the St. Johns tract will tnents are located on the nor. completed, under construction acres in the St. Johns County The $1 million plus be developed as a residential thern 600 feet of the oceanfront or in the planning stages oceanfront area, Capistrano Apartments on and recreational area by a joint tract. The existing Thousand Fletcher Properties Inc. Altamonte The purchase from Land Maitland Avenue, in Altamonte venture of Fletcher S prIngs, Properties Oaks championship 18-hole golf which has $20 million worth of Casselberry and Maltiand has Corporation of American was Springs was the first Fletcher and an as yet undesignated course and an associated project in the Central Florida major financial institution, modular housing development area. Also under construction while the remaining 1,300 acres of 108 units are located within by the company in Altamonte is schedulej for sale to a group the 5,300-acre tract. are Sandy Cove Apartments on of investors. Fletcher Properties Chair. Orange Avenue at the golf Fletcher estimated that the man Jerome S. Fletcher said course and Lake Villas at the investment required to develop that the land acquisition funds, o/ c rner of Maitland Avenue and the full 5,300 acres over a period initial development costs and a /1 SR 436. of years will amount to at least full year of operating reserves 1 Construction costs of Sandy $250 million, are being provided by a $12.4 Cove was estimated for 1 'i-111 f The acreage, which lies million loan from the Chase \ building permit purposes at between U.S. Highway AlA and Manhattan Bank of New York $950,00'.) and Lake Villas con- the Intracoastal Waterway, Is City. John Sisk and Frank dominiums $1.5 million, A believed to be the largest Un. Ackermann of Charter Meanwhile, Lake Faith developed tract left In Florida Investment and Development Villas, another Fletcher con- that close to the Atlantic. It is Co. of Jacksonville assisted in dominium project is under bo'uided on the north by the negotiating the financing for J 'EDRA constru ction in Maitland. Duval-St. Johns county line and Fletcher Properties. n In t..he firm planning stages is runs to the Palm Valley Bridge The company said it plans a condominium project south of to the south, a distance of eight two initial developments—a Marhes-a Ap;irtinenLs arid a miles,. Included a tle purch;ie .. r iv.itc sI!c I Jab ]cated n the -. Lwu.acrc office park at Lake was the Inniet beach resort oceanfront south of the Inlet i --•;I Howell Lane and SR 435 in property In Ponte Vedra Beach, facilities and 240 acres around ii Casselbei- ry. The 600 unit which includes 1,200 feet of the existing mousand Oaks golf / " condominium project is ex- oceanfront and another 12 acres course. The Latter will include I pected to sell for $18 million, across AlA to the west. The ,old construction of a new golf and 4 / Fltetcher Properties President Innlet Hotel, which is now tennis clubhouse and expansion / Paul Z. Fletcher said that 4,000 closed, and the Inlet Apart- of existing tennis facilities. *; ,' -- 1974. Newest addition Contestants will be Judged on to our Sais Staff. scholastic achievement-lead. er'shlp. poise-personality and beauty, There is no swimsuit or &P _ talent competition. 1P' The winner of the Miss ?Pary is a most Florida Teen-ager Pageant will capable saleslady receive % WIN As -' •...(' 4 .,--pm-, ris and an all-expense paid and she's -" trip to compete In the Miss ":forward 10 Ni'tlonal Teen-ager Pageant. i~I In rut! at least one c.ub in your By LIZ MATHIEUX home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom future programs lot' the year. 13Contestants must be between hand while conserving his and 17 years of age as of Sept Herald Correspondent Estes, four mps. this, the hostesses 1, 1974. At... Anj'way, you decide to try seed refreshments from a Any tee n-a ger intetd in It Is marvelous to see Dorothy two c ubs and your parr beautifully appointed tea table entering the Miss Florida Teenbids two diamonds. What do Whitney going about Oviedo so real ('entered with a lovely ager Pageant may certainly am having a ou do now? Easy! Just pass. chipper these days. Mrs. write for of yellow fur ther information Informative time "flower, arrangement JACK PROSSER FORD to Mrs. ~e hasn't got four hearts or Whitney was III for so long but four spades so the Odds that he now she Is even contemplating shop sitting" my dear Defia's posle Sybil Shaffer. 215 Piedmont Hwy.17-92 & L. Mary Blvd. 322-1481 will hold at least three diawhile she is at Winter Park starting 3 class for rug-hooking. month are very good and In any Memorial Hospital. event you are going to put five More on this bit of news later, I I have met so ma ny nice diamonds on the table for him. hope. people and I have had a real THE 1 973 -74 Of course, your partner looks good time getting to know some annoyed when you pass two of the folks around the area. diamonds, but once the dummy Mr. and Mrs. ________ '' hits the table his face Ruth Davidson stops in _________ lights up spent a lovely weekend in and he proceeds with the busiCoral frequently to visit and helps me ness of making at least eight Springs recently visiting with to know who Is who. Mr. and Mrs. Lee BaeU tricks with that favora Ic Spealdngofmyfrjen[)elja, family, wish you could see what her Why couldn't you re broDr-la Charles Fowler spond two diamonds? ause Chatted wi th Minnie Means is doing. He Is making a flower are Is in Jacoby transBy Oswald 1 Jacobjr erand er wodmamondswould and she said that George was bed around the flower shop and hearts, not diamonds, some better but that his arm is the cleaning plant. Take a look at the North show hand. Your partner opens one still not as much improved as no-trump. You would like toget they would wish it to be. Mrs. Fritz (Edna) Burnsed E • to two o a suit and prefera 1Y 15= called to tell me not to forget to totiospadesmfyourpartner happens to have four cards tell you that the first p.i.o has been there. Mrs. Cleo Leinhart and Mrs. meeting of the Oviedo High We North E Mae King spent a delightful School will be conducted at the Ifyouareusingtheformof week at Daytona Beach. Stainao connected with JacoYou.Scutb, bold: school Commons on Oct. 9, at by transfer you can afford to •A $4 fl i 2 •A 74 K 31 7:30 pin, at which time they bW two clubs and hope for the What do you do now' will observe Open House. 11 Mpmrtnerharipens *, t A—Rid .ue ebb. WIih IS high Officers of the 1973-74 PTO = pades everything card points ys. are I.. sircugi. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walsh are Mrs. Fritz Burnscd, hasthmeuproses. bIdoueao'$rimps.dt..weakt. and Mrs. Martha Baker were president; Mrs. Evelyn Miller, If he bids two hearts you bid two. recent dinner guests at the vice president: Mrs. Delores have to pass and let him strug. _______________________ TODAY 'S QUESTION gle with a 4-3 (it. Not that this 'nii,l.' (;iIIImmutiitv Choir And Iemiil Rajchel, secretars-; and Ida responds one du• particular 4-3 lit will be unwmeloston, treasurer. (if dy. You have a singleton club mood. What do r0u do now' Central Florida Symphony, AM he will probably be able to Amwer Meoday 4 oman ______ _____________ I made two new friends from Asr o Puzzle Chuluota the other da Solar System i are Mrs. Grace Savage, a cry To Be Held At The Fost 1 _____ pert 81 years. Ms. who still wedurr ACROSS I bakes her own bread and sweet I Largest planet BIbl4c -aI Pugh I lfflO11lAl rolls and even drives her auto, kj ~ -I __ "A. -; _m=% _... :; * - .I !iJ and her Friend, Mrs. Ethel $ 11 Obtcrat,c 3 8oiiest Smltha,whowjllnWllmeher nirregutar With Sally & Jack J'riki,i iSI3urtne1eiur,od cle age. I hear she too isa young at 59 Solar ,sIern heart lass in her 80s who even I1 eao1raiecs a ... climbs 'adders yet. filsaefve .E * 391;ulirt \ 30 %rtkebej,,J '4 SiUf$ I 66 Propn1vitcm lo".ming 4O%'iaoiury Ftflplws ___ ' 47 Adept 1 Hir pUa'n' 44G wr * 1 P't 41 Grrki4I,'r bar ar'unti tadenrumr Oviedo Garden Club held the I7Largerak $Alkitt.-dparl ~ 5Qualifwd first meeting of the year 4* tight br.,n WMira.Vrga lGer-manc-tt,Ma sk parrot 011t*setSp recently at the home of Mrs. 2 Soviet ffltt n Jep.snr-ii' 51 St urdy trees 'i High c-,rd .1 Top cit brad outcast Thomas Moon who was Co- p,1 , , Llrranbth 41.*itls %Coby S4ttrIJMmr hostess with Mrs. C. S. Moon. $9idiettikr Z7t-nmb. MLth-Iimes 171'uni part Mrs. Ross Dunn, president, f39 111rhm Zvi iCiwrofe #presided saf3etngJ.nn and asked members to . aCIVA 29M ..ilgr.is% 6C."fish 42 hart-i-n r-r 7 (;rrurn answer roll call by telling their i'reui MARY COX drives from her rU-hea ktdijt garden plans for the fall. 41 StIll 4$ INIwe 9 son 4 Gad 3(nbinbk,w home In Daytona each day to Tha tI,.f.m,..i t u IWU iu:w work at Economy Cars of members, Mrs. Ward Warlield S6 S)2 Snford, Inc. where she has and Mrs. flay Eubanks, worked for the past four It was announced that Mrs. sears. She devotes much of For Information Call: Mrs. Robert Karns, 3222461 charles Niblack will he he time to the activities of or Mrs. Walter Gielow, 322.261). president and Mrs. James the St. Andrew's Methodist Koevenlg, assistant, Ruth (luireb In Daytona, and is Davidson is Sunshine Chairalso an active member of the man. I Would Like Membership In community service Following the business The Seminole Mutual Concert Assoc, (rganm;tir.n, flran'e, rrr-t'.r, I!,' r(u81 di.In The Name Of: IU and hospitalization i a I I . i. dental expenses, including havL 'a 9 ... 'Il. son (their daughter (IICd After visiting Cape Kennedy, specialists years ago) who is j Cypress Gardens, and, of are paid indefinitely. In the high school and lmopes to be a course, Disney-World, the two higher Income bracket. a larger polIceinspetoomeday Mrs. womet'i commented that there premium paid, and 80 percent Ilofman works part-time as a are no such attractions to of medical and 100 percent of typist for an insurance compare with these sights In dental work is paid. According pony In Groninger, TwomStor flome Hunt .. Netherlands. The Hofmans this country. Page 1C ' - '" . Sunday, Oct. 7, 1973 , ,. - ' to realistic en- of his a . F letc her Properties Purchaces $1 0 Mil lion oceanfront Property By DONNA ESTFS Herald Staff Writer . , ' 91 with the courtesy ..................... "" Real Estate* G ardening • Decorating it the the to Americans. -. L 'I* f esty l es of It is cqui .f :tshirt th;h1I when % d iI1NIIION I her :"To,11on 5:t) lew .say any thing, Our a ction,s speak , - ,, Seminole Coordinator I would Imppen if you started louder. I '*Y! Youth Programs, Inc. C' er _..~ " Humiliating a cnsiu or irom " The most iniportantthing you Tom tried and they came both ! , can do for your child Is to give overprotecting him out just right, lie was very , him lots of encouragement. He Ways discouraging him. COfl proud Encouragement i accomplishmenl will respond couragement as a fish to water. tlnuou.s process aimed at giving Mother had found a way of child a sense of sell respect cncouraging hun Without') A hild who misbehaves Is a S. child been and a sense of accomplishment, pointing up his failure. who has Parental love is best I Mary was a child who was discouraged. •i. praise. demonstrated through en. constant IVC Cindy, a 4-year-old, grabbed was t'ouragement toward in. a dish towel and began to dry Everything she did she . (kpendence. A parent must do I the dishes, Mother took away praised for. 1 a this from infancy through early Mary become Why did the towel and said, "Cindy, you f She became adulthood. behavior problem? are too young for that." Mother had given Cindy a big a behavior problem becaus? the taste of discouragement With praise 11111W to mean noth ing. encouragement, even a 4.year. When praise is given in___________________________ __ old can dry dishes. Now she will discriminately it IS the same as feel inefficient as she watches discouragement.' It mnuat be ______________________ fairly given to mean something. mother dry the dishes, Tommi always seemed to button Vu give messages to our are women a particularly impressive sight. ,~ * -, +--?%- j El e iI rj.;jjb Rewards Of Encouragement i. .10" , l 41 I : 1, . ;_I . % thøir hnm,1nnr4 7%^ nits In *hn v'uu.iu.s,, Is WI2lUI3 .... uIwJu'u Illi Herald Corrripndcnt attraction, besides the beauty the citizens to obtain the itiitt of their land itself, is a place medical attention possible, Amerfrans may be ex. called Madurodam Iccated in regardless income. perlencing a rampant in. The Hague. it is a miniature The have divided flationary period at the present city built to a three loot scale their visit to Winter Springs time, but according to two and completely automated, between the home of Mrs. Ida charming visitors from the Devon Street and Netherlands, "living 13 so especially at night, stated the Albert and Jenny Bosgraax of inexpensive here." women. 60 North 2nd Street. Mrs The two visitors, Mrs. "Americans are easy going, Bosgraax Is the niece of the Annechina Ike and Mrs. very friendly, and less formal women and was born in Arendine Hofman are visiting that their Dutch counterparts," Netherlands, lived In Canada in Winter Springs from their was ne comment. Another (or 11 years and settled ,i home in Groninger, which is was, "Americans dress the way Winter Springs five years ago. 'ocated about 175 miles north of they feel like and say what they Amsterdam. think." Mrs. DeVrles, the mother of When Interviewed, the Politeness was another at. Jenny lkmsgraax, sister of Mrs. women spoke of their im- Lribute the women felt applied Ike and siser.jr,.1aw of Mrs. pressionsof Americans and They were UnIIoman, was also born in the "American way, of Life" on this, pressed of Netherlands, spent 12 years in their first visit to the United sales people in general and the Canada before moving to States, y found the cost of way they were treated in the Winter Springs three , years ago. living in this country extremely stores, particularly the Larger Mrs. DeVreS hadn't seen her low as compared to their native ones, sister Mrs. Ike for over 30 land. For example, gasoline In Comments were also made on years. the Netherlands costs the the sodalizcd form of medicine sw Toward Parental L oz'e ..... -.1'~'!T'~*1!1!j,,.j, '. . , 01114 rican Way Of L ife By NANCY A. BOOTH 1. .. Should S symptoms DOATmYOURSELF What to do about yard tools - - - A — - - : In Year Sh v " - - - Half-Milhoon — One Half Million Dollars in residential real estate sales have ben made by sales People who replace one or associate La Verne Altschuler, Take more garden tools every Pour a out the spark plug bout an ounce of SAL Gale Inc., Associates, spring are quite likely the 30 oil into the cylinder. Crank Realtors, Altamonte Springs sane people who don't take the engine slowly to distribut e care of their garden tools in tiranctl, since January of this the oil and then replace the the-fall ea' plug. Put the mower on blocks Awarded the $5(X),000 Sales There is an understandable so that it is not resting on the tendency to leave garden tools wheels. Cover with heavs Club National Award given by standing in a corner of the paper or tarpaulin, the Gallery of Homes, Mrs. garage or tool shed without a nvel, cPi H 'n d tools hoe, Altschuler has been in the real urther thought once you have rake, spade, etc. should be esta te field for only one year. stopped using them. They clean of accumulated soil. In announcing the award, seem fairly indestructible. Then use a wire brush fol. President Jack I.. Gale cite! But disuse rather than use lowed by steel wool to remove \lrs :\ltschukr for her is what destroys tools. It is all rust. Sharpen the cutting during these periods of mac- edges and wipe with an oily cooperation, dedication and hard work. tivity that rust and corosion rag. -_______ take their toll Check the wooden handIv A tool taken care of in the for breaks and rough spots . fall is not only ready to USC In Sand off splinters. Replace th e spring but is likely' to last crack ed ha nd les another season and probably I Keep wood handles in good more. condition by coating with lmn Winterize your tools just as seed oil hang up tools to keep you would your auto. It s a It them out o the was- and easier, however. All you have vent damage. to do is put away everything Pruning shears and grass clean and in good working shears w II have stains that order. wash off with kerosene. Use Cleanliness is the key to steel wool and emery cloth Interest rates on twine rust spots. Shn cutting preservation, edges on a whetstone. Tighit% hmns lire esi,ilating to UnThe power mower should he nuts and bolts. Replace those Iwi-tviiented heights Yet the cleaned of grass clippings, that are rusted. Coat with a hoisu' alt' iim,irket renmains dirt and grease. Sharpen the light oil. iivt' Wtmv blade now so you have one Drain garden hoses. Take less chore in the spring. After ()fe ki' reason is the insharpening it, coat the blade apart the separate lengths and ""('"'"I advantage of home drain by stretching them out with a light film of oil, twrmerstIiP, particularly in toflat or placing them on a Drain all the fuel to prevent slope Replace old washers ILI 'sniarketof unpredictable deposits of gum in the v/It new. Coil each length of iliunetary changes and conburetor and fuel line Run the hose separately, making cer- tinuing inflation engine until it uses up all the fuel By Mr. Fix . - ' NV\ , ,4 I % ' - ' t. 11 ._ - - I , 1. ii i s ' ' . - &.-. - I' ''-- c---- I - Fl f - S .. - I sales - 11 I . ...I I V'l pu healthy su;*'r .ai car S I •_J'S ;,, _____ A64, , GENEVA GARDENS FLAG RAISING COMMANDING Officer Jim Ripley unfurls the flag donated by the American Legion Post in Sanford to the new Geneva Gardens Apartments, watched by (I to r) apartment manager Co. Kenneth W. Copeland, president of Who Construction Company Richard Davis, and Sanford City Commissioner Julian Stenstrom. Copeland reports 58 of the 64 units are occupied, The second phase of construction on 43 more units will begin within the next 60 days. Davis thanked Stenstrom for his personal cooperation and that of the city during phase one of construction, an sud he i pleased with the reception given the apartments in Sanford. (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) - �— 2C--Th e Sanford Sundays Oct. Herald ~)__ 4;0. "A .- %, f t . I- -N V 90!~29 - _ _______ 1973 — - ; I __ _____________ its natural color, you how long to wait for the You Troublesome as it is, the re- Particular brand you are using. Don't start of an old finish can be It's Usually between 15 minutes ish an old piece of furni- very satisfying, revealing the and half an hour. ture unless you up beauty of the wcod and the After the waiting period, take YOU mind th it's likely to be to a putty knife and scrapE a it as a messy chore, wish. 1ien the new, usually small portion of the surface. If Once in a great while, when a clear finish Is put on, e resul t th e old finish, which wI!i have Wooden object has a single coat More often than notthis become bubbly g wrinkled, Of I _______ ________ _________ _______ __________________ _____ removing the tin _______ from ,, _______ . -- have made r-- at chance refinish you enough to inspire you to tackle can be scraped off fairly easily, Finish can be taken off quickly a similar job on anoth.r pj go ahead wi th the rest of and easily with one of the wipe of furniture. But when you are surfa ce. If t1i'x is too much on-wipe off typos of removers. In the middle of the project, resista nce and you are able to the Most of the time, however, the you're likely to have some remove only a little of the fin. old finish is made up of many qualms about having started it Lab, it mea ns that th e remover Voats, applied at different times In the first place, has not penetrated deeply over the Year?, or a series of enough or that more remover is Varnish remover tor paint three coats applied on a single required. occasion. Either way, the re. remover; it*s the same ftg) job is almost certain to is put on wi th a brush, PP test again. be arduous, involving applying wi th full-flowing that the fin11 it is still evident ish is not coming the remover, scraping it of f strokes. Use more of the flat of off, apply another Coat of the and, in some cases, using a the brush th - PA1q ______ _____ I p 42 FRONT U , _______ HALL CARPORT OEDRM of S.__J _______ r cc a - Z N DI ., _________ > _J X Always hold the putty knife so that the blade Is almost boil. zontal. If held vertically, there /BATH T _________ ______ ~ 1 -. of the wood as part fi Despite your work and yo'ir ;' WHEPI cait A P AN CW S.'fTMP FLOOR. OW &Jt A' _ 00M 12 - -,%- -,--1- -A. __:6,--~ ' THEN C ThE .1RA1TP4 IS-Ft)Nt) PHALT S'3VRATED ' - '- painted, the traces of remain- . -4 71-' 7'9 4 io' ----~- S .-. - ___ ________ ,ON square Th ink Here's the swer ____ ____ 11 I will be in t.he — ma" tiles seven years ago? — - Also, remember that the new installa tion to go shopping in several differ, ant stores, Q. — There is a — called eMwftcmv. table. After I he suggests, you might consult lightly. Whenever the lines of a enthusiastic former owners, hotLS are being tampered with, Few owners are equipped there is an aesthetic obligation make such evaluations, wi to be conscientious about the they, research the project. improvement. chitectural and building books an architect, ''ho might be willing to give you an opin ion for a small fee. An experienced do-ityourselfer can take it from porch that took off the old It's a salt deposit which is split top, I found the surface brought to the surface by wa- covered with dried-up old glue. ter. Scmb the stains with a I have sCat i had recreation haiti wire bmsh. Sortletimes ft win witiml, getting off move thian that was screened and now 'Te- do the trick. If it doesn't, scrub half of it. Any ideas? with a solution of murlatic A. Old glue can often be acid. This is a strong chemical softened with diluted household and must be used with great vinegarape as soon as the care and while wearing rubber glue begins to soften. If you gloves wait too long, it will removed, coat the area with a again' clear silicone seaiet. Since the salt is washed out (For ei ther of Andy Lang's — sembles a rabbit hutch." S Neither was right for these I houses, he observed. In each 0 case the only question put to a him Was: "How much will It I eost?". He thinks he "nuld have I offered some consti.we sug. U I gestlons, If he had been asked. If an architect's services are watereWng Into the mason- ing In the Home" or "Paint owner, the pr oject sho ul d be • ry. Check for loose mortar es- Your House Inside and Out," considered carefully. If the S pecially. It might also be that send 30 cents and a house Is in a luxury bracket, all I excrsvve mtisture inside the stamped, self-addressed enve. the snore reason to protect itS I house is gettin g benind the ex- li,e to Krim-How, P.O. Box value. And if it is an old house tenor walls and causing the 477, Huntington, N.Y. 11743.) wi th history, remod eling it 1111 -' ___ I I I ______________________________________ ___ i- ______________________________________ .6"o, - 1_•__. - 5 -1 , 1 ~~ iu -, .$ - iL ' - T. ____ __ ___ ____ ___ - _____ I I N I . THE PONCE DELEON I ~ Peat Development- "The Enviironmental " MFG. 1973, II a ,., _ __ It ( 12' SLIDING GLASS DOORS • WALLTOWAt.L CARPETING rTIDP C1!HGS • LAUNDRY ROOM * QUALITY WORKMANSHIP L!! ,i":?;ji I •ç't' •- _ . 2br. I'. bath, Center Xftthn FIeet,e br. t. bath, F I R bedroom 3br.t*i bath. Many *I III) your county tax statement 8150 will be applied to your clty tax statement, However, your city and county taxes will sii statement mailed to you by Seminole County Tax Collector 9,7 P Not long ago we purchased a home with a chain link fen ce around the back yard. We do not know exactly where our property lines are located, is it safe to assume that t fence was placed on the property lines? —Mrs. 11CM r Mrs. IICM: No. The chances that your fence would be right on the I * OPINION 11! lines are nil. However, th e chances are that the company which (reeled your chain link fence placed the property a terminal posts, corner posts and line posts about two Inches inside your prperty lines, unless they were directed Otherwise by the owners of the property who orgJriauy had the fence Insta lled, Of cou rse, th e only way you will ever know for sure is to have the property surveyed. There is a possibility, however, that the which erected your fence has a record of ft and U you can determine which company It was you could • : I , j j.; ' 11 $ ,,, . ''2',' / I ____ __ FREE company -. C !'- a & HOTI I re 1 628-2162 - I 'a JI , - : Mobile Home Community flIWUfiUUIIIIaJIllIa$iIIIIlIj$I5III, IIIIIIR.IIIIII,. . 1 'LOt • co i' isfactory street • _ •.. ___ ____ _____________ ___________ ':"• '. - - lines. The location and of street trees should not n. I Lights. ,!.' W!. ,.. -, -' i "" 8and1ewoodVi1 (A lEt I.. ' _ - f' I -NEft norTh of FlU to Palm , Valley Entrance, 1 1 7,900 ,4 ' - "' _ i,, 'tP j vy - v __-- 2609 S. Sanford Ave. .. ____ ________________ •Centrai Heat PAFF — " _ ° Air . Plush 2. 3 & area featuring ____ ________ __________ J *Shuffleboard Bedroom Homes Sliding Glass Doors Tile Baths Dishwasher, Range Central Heat & Air Disposal Wall To Wall Carpets Laundry Area PRICES START AT - - I — L011 a fN"n1AndY IL Saxon) to the Calbert models. wticomol 1 950 LEE RD 4895 SOUTH WINTER PARK ORANGE AVE CALBERT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY __ 6440810 6ION. SAXON BLVD DELTONA -. 9O4.78.34O0 - INCLUDES DIRECTIONS: Take 14 to the Delton..D.Bary Exit. Proceed mitci. on Dett on a Blvd., past the shopping plaxa to Normandy P0 Turn left 1 mile to Saxon Blvd. Turn left 300 yards at this intersects ___ 0 _______ , •No Exterior Maintenance Or Lawn Care SAmple Parking ILocated Close to Shopping and Churches 4 2290O Recreation •Clubhou, Pool 2 ___ Sanford Wall Carpets - - & AIR CONDITIONING I I Carefree Living OUTSIDE kel SANFORD HEATiNG 0 / IDrapes Throughout ' ____ For Free Estimate Call 322639O *Wall to 904-789.3600 - It -- _ .1 IWasher.Dryer *Dishwasher, Disposal c.ii.ii.i]J ___ site __! IW* __' IHOfaI 1. -- ''' M -_ ampi 1 & 2 Bedroom, all electric homes featuring No.Frost Refrigerator -4 —_ - Care free Living INSIDE W _ from r :4 t,.L4--- '.', ft-ft moderate cost of glorious Singer Comlortmaker cooling , Call us for a free estimate, I 'Rain Date" October 14th 2 miles -t- .appetltes perk up. . .the whole family s healthier and happier with refreshing cooling during the hot, sticky months. You'll be surprised at the a Just drive oul Highway so East to SR s2o (Alefliva Trall.Ramtda Inn East oncorr)T L5ft,pr0 ' _ TO.N NO CLOSING COSTS I -,Ir I . DOWN *5% ,. , 1a5 ADULT CONDOMINIUMS ____ SUMMER AIR CONDITIONiNG I 834m7867 - ~ IS IN DELTONA! I BAKALLA, INC. REALTOR FERN PARK,HWY. 17.92 " 1, ; effect. _ p VITII. Dispositions improve. for family that likes room to Watch the golfers foHa through from your air conditioned stitch out. Owner will hold mtg. box Seat. Price S3S,?L . --- I---- betseen • i baths, big storage as a home := t,:. .- the desired landscape effect, the street at least 40 feet irt Spacing the trees uniformly Space medlum.sized trc it along the street will usually least 50 feet on streets U are give the best Trees 35 to 45 feet in width. 0 ide should be planted in the area streets, Inure than 50 1 in the sik'al ant! street width, space larg'-::ed t't if the planting strip Is live Feet 60 in 70 feet apart ''' I I 1 3 bedroom. 2 area. clean habit of growth of the tree, and alternately along both sid of 0? - --_____ ________________________________________ __41 • The spacing and location of For narrow streets, 20 .) street trees will depend on feet wide, use uprigti r width and condition of street, niediuni-sled trees sp iii L/ . Golf court* home under sjo,m. 0- j~lw , feature of most street plan. tings. The trees selected should A low spreading tree that II be well-adapted to local con. grow under- a power line II tlitioits, properly planted, and look better and be less troi e given adequate post-planting than a large tree that :1 care to maintain healthy require severe pnming to ci !r g rowth. utility lines I • Tee Tlmd down heing room, large family room off eatln kitchen. 3 bedroom, split plan. Ideal home I''' I 1-1 . , Trees should be selel result in a mixture of many l ocated and spaced to fit in tli different kinds of plants and existing street lights and ut t>' if 5 g I Li- Step :• tts II I 0 Pa1M Va11L11 Phone 3 65-5752 ....- I narrow strecLs. coordinated street plantings by individual homeowners usually 1.1 when the thermometer ' 1OIES w ;coMvETE I I I ..•• 'l OBILi # Es _______ tj ' -iW_ and betype considered in selecting t sidewalks, should noteet obstruct of tree to be used. Larg view to homes next to the street broad-spreading trees requir and blend well with their landmore space and are bett scapin. sulte(I for wide streets an un- narrow, upright trees In Uncontrolled and ii I the __ or more in width. If th e plantir strip is less than five feet wid I, I • — be carefully planned to allow sa fe use of the str -, ''' KEP -. Along Streets B DA VID UK Vol.1, Extension Agent _____________ _____________________ •- 4_4 . I I a .41 Ultra clean homes even garage floor is painted. Noti tow price. 534.300. __________________________________________ I ni. garage, fenced yard with tropical landscaping. Will trade money for his home. -- garden show at the old Pan and the tanks are drained. Pacific Auditorium in 1933," he Both Holland's and said. "1 was really impressed," Qua gardens are re en!ter building his Link closed in eenhouses. This Ifolland grew flowers under eliminates t.he problem due to Need Extra Planning • . NS'r . 831-4039 H0M ES), i n c. 789-2999- —1 4 bedrooms. 2 bathi, S large citrus tren, I peach trees, ______ saw a demonstration at a tifne the pumps are reactivated ,Ip WERS:- equity from this charming 3 bedroom, family, dining, 1.1ving II CoNsr,cr,o,y. ,wc . Of erdes Peninsula, has a d in S,ii Pedro, he had his tirst turned on and the nutrient hydroponic process in 1933. solution is pumped through the I built Illy first tank after I tankst. After a certain amount of &eemper from Europe. palms should be the main Editor: - os Born in ItIng Reach and anô Dawson, Koket ________ w . - Medium to large trees or terfere with or shield s 't ___ - .r'\ ) -. - you will know exactly w hich Is which, ____ ei iiiore iwerally than older varieties. iiuuhi t,,v itu I iMoneyTaiks! hydroponics most of his life, pumps, At certain times - ant to they should be planted inside Yes, It will. All exemptions to which you are entitled on It _______ gallons, substituted by the igan State; Jamestown, ru' Pennstar and ' trees . -sM I / are denser than the cr ing are usually found in the soil," which are also fully automated, varieties, Among Chew gs, said l..C. (Bud) Holland, a Each of Quatrouchi's tanks is Cascade stems from the Or on resident Experiment Station, High it Holland, president of General ith the capacity of 105 gallons. and Gtilfrood from Furoil A Sdblasting in Long Beach, floth syten)5 are lully uby Wintergreen Irvin t ;u..,,.,., HOMES A "II)'Ciroponic gardening is resident, Lyle Quatrouchj The Chewing types MARKET the capacity Another Los Angeles area Street planting of trees should the sidewalk. Dear Mrs. TAW: P.O. lox isa Longwood, FlorIda 32750 _____________________________________________________________ (305) _____ on! '1 stock. It is well adapted the iJudi.g lnñj, and newer bluegrasses such as taxes with funds from you ac. Editor: Will homestead exemption apply to my tax bill from the Qty of Sanford as well as to my Seminole County taxes? -Mrs. TAW Easy Living 2br. 1bitP, WIN I!, , ~) Pennlawn (from Pent' Na- but hydroponic gardening has 36 inches widewi th nia State University, 1ne been used for more than 300 of from dLsease-resisLani i ent years, comple*ions. The breeding pro. grains that provided the new varieties were conducted under conditions of sufficient fertility to unccurage good color aol ______ ___________ ________ % • O pay your )I . — New fertilizer requIrements eluding April 1, 1973, In all probability you will soon get a letter from your mortgage company asking you to send them checkto bring your escrow account into a position so that the company can WE Iav%-nseed should contain libThis type Of growing might and 30 inches wide with the eral bit of fescues. The I iage sound like an answer developed capacity gallons. 11)e is very attractive th in, irk , for the problems of the future, other tank isof8644inches long and the mulch. It will gradually decay where ft is count. The key to this question lies In whether th e seller vilas actualiyresidingInand on the property of Jan, 1, 1973and U he applied for homestead exemption. If he did, that same homestead exemption will cover you. soles MOBILE HOME SALES -,, tumn days make bluegrass Mixtures sprout quickly. Generally, you won't have to remove u. TILL WE SUCCEED mi nutri'nt ( jilt 01 tIt hitI wt(kI frlps rrjfrjtl rc 1k skin, ciuch is fully where the soil dries o and Pulliped through the tanks automated, is worth more than od periodically, where fertility is poor. $400. One tank is 70 inches long other hand, If the seller did not homestead the property during th e eilod from Jan. 1, 1973 up to and in- hacienda ___ mulch with a thin layer of clean straw, wood chips, woven _____ Hillcrest HiIcrest Saturday 9-6, Sunday Noon to 6. T ,. __ For new :, !edlings, to protect On the Front Dining Room BwTklgtoIl the times th property may L*C , lbr Ibath. YII1ØWO LE7 a , Special Price a "' that exemption is good throughout _-----,, F I. Ii bedroom 2br. 11's bath, Rarriigton ,. ''" soil, roots must ng cues, bluegrasses and bentgrams that are changing lawn for It th Now, when a property Is homesteaded , for example, for DESCRIPTION 2bc Ii.. bath, Hcrut ' i! principle to h is budget. and account with the morltiage company, will we be It all depends. If you purchased your home by paying can easily adapt the garden and A damp seedbed plus bright au- cash down to the mortgage and assumed the balance of The mortgage and you are PayI taxes Into an escrow account managed by the mortgage company, this is evidence that the principle, "I'd plant bugs and sudden weather to each ___ Dear WSR: _________________________________________________________ 12'X64' 24'X44' 12'X61 24'X40' 12'X60' 24'XS2' 24'X60' escrow I N I mAROnDA 4 hydroponic th e seeds and the flowers would changes, between, for homestead 7th from 1:00-6:00 POMO (:12) * * * * * * * * at Pa Im Valley ** * * * * * * I I I I FUN i'I L-IL.. I I DiRECTIONS: Take I 4 to the Deiton. Exit, go st on DeBary Doyle d. II miles to Proyhjenc, Btt, turn lift, go 4 miles to Clkhm Blvd Turn lest I Wo to fpi ,m0d4 homes (lie soil and retard evaporation, OCTOBER - CONVENIENT SNACK BAR J OPEN DAILY 904.775.4777 40 146 157 111 169 130 47 -- a has been sent to the owner of record as of Jan. 1, 1973. So, be sure to check Into It. Simply becausc you did not receive a tax statement does not relieve We purchased a home In Sanford during this calendar year was after the time had expired f3r filing for homeste ad exemp ti on . Although we pay our taxes in to an opu lar grow like crazy," he said. Quatrouchi says the For an example, two large LOS ANGEI, ESIIome Under the hydroponic chemicals in the solution must buckets can be used for a We suggest giving ourlawn gardening might be thought to principle, plants grow faster be c ha nged every two weeks to hydroponic garden. One bucket a feeding in September, oth. be limited to residents who bec,lusc. the roots don't have to get the most out of the crops can be u for the solution a er in October or a double dose have homes with large search for the necessary planted. iii One can be used tor the plant Normal reconnen. backyards where plots can be nutrients-...t hey're right th ere however, Holland feels four tank. dations on the fertilizer barun dug to give enough room Each bu cket should ha ve for in the tank, from about 1 pound of nit gen yieliLs, to six weeks is ad eq uate. a fi t ti ng where a hose can be lloe'er, in l,000ieet (3 pound of Systems like Qua trouchi's connected. However, with hydroponic branch out and search let tilizeecontaining 33 percent for and Holland's are rather The solution bucket is poured nitrogen). The grass will ick- gardening, almost any resident nutrients. Mill hydroponic sophisticated and expensive, into the bucket containing the en and be ready for a fast can have a home garden plants, roots are small are but are no a prerequisite for a gravel the plants. After spring start, If you feed ber- whether he lives in a home, in a bunch. successful tydroponic garden. solution soaks in the tank, the ally in autumn, spring fe li cOndOillinitun or apartment. Today, Holland has two large For a person who wants to solution should be drained back can wait until the early g th Hydroponic gardening is a hydroponic tanks in the back of have a simple but prod uctive into the solution bucket. surge passes. proces3 where plarts may be his home. grown without the use of soil. He built these particular Fescues are popular, Of, Instead, sceds are planted in tanks in 1971, and has been ten in bluegrass blenthpr ta nks full of gravel or chipped growing flowers and vegetables vide durable cover under i fipurnice rock cult conditions. Fescue _____ bill P ng ____ watering better than does a Editor. i the Fun I lNANCtNa 2 & 3 BEDROOMS 1W2 BATHS CENTRAL HEM & AIR wiS1Icu NCF DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL dusty surface, billed for dieadditlonal taxesbausewewerenotabletofjle STIVAL FHAVA .- - Lated juit 21, t7 mliii North of De8ory. I' Miles South ot Orange City Convenient to Everyihingf E I I I I ' - I ALTA TERRA I * I INCLUDING LOTI - years at simple Intereill Mobile Home Subdivision there. * statement I suggest you contact the office of Seminole County Tax Collector Troy Itay. If you purchased property in Seminole County during calendar year it Is altogether t- 10 23,9OO A.- 15 for up to SIZE * vA% LW your tax By MIKE IMUGIIEITY Copley Newi Senke feeding (\ tHi ifiti. 111111111111111111111111 N Oct. _____ been tacked to 'a beautiful old salt box," ruin. ing the lines, In his opinion. i The second was an open deck I 1. You between soil particles. A "pet). bl ed" surface accommodates seed well and accepts rain or this Conveniently located on Hwy. 17-92. 1 4 mile north of SR 431 In Longwood. Open Mon.-Fri. be embarrassed by some house idea must be given time those who proceed on their additions he has done for eager Some do-it-yourselfers are too Own: materials should be in homeowners. In commenting on egotistical to consult with any. character wi th th present "two horrible Jobs," one build- one about a plan. They know house. This architecte has seen er added, 'ut don't tell anyone what they can do, and they amiIng.te windows "=d on I did them," work within fr limitations, very old houses where they are The ft, he said, was the But, often, that 't enough. In not sui ta ble. full enclosure of a screened L about a dozen Side of our house. What is ft I am putting a new Q. and how can It be removed? niter top on a dining room A. — It's by _hIrs. AMB w)t received ardens G lutiy autumn grow very well because of warm soil, good air tempera. ture and moisture balance. Bluegrass seedings art best 30Wed into a loosened soilbed. you of your responsibility for paying your taxes. Even a builder professes to in libraries can help- But the An Important caution for of the floor. You may have to plane or sand off the bottom of one or ty -te film__on be closed easily ould have yours by now. U you have Huge community swimming Pool, Civic association anA LOT NO. i ________ Sunday, Oct. _______ 7, 1973-3C _______ _____ The tiny seeds sift into crevices Dear Mrs. Mull: The bulk of th e tax statements were mailed possible that your tnA as Chewings, Bluegrass blends planted in *1 Oni can such small remodeling jobs mistakes that were added soon for a radial arm saw. Can A. Yes to both questions. it you tell me what they cost? is important that the old tiles A. — The range is very wide be securely attached, since u from about $100 to $400, de- any of them become the pend ing on se veral factors, in- new tiles will be dislodged, cludmg the sue of the blade The simplest way to find out is You Build — Can I install resilient floor tiles over old ones? Do I use the same adhesive as I did when I put down the original — Before make con. One architect suggests this dual enjoyment helpful hint for do..tt.yourselthe oppor- structive suggestions about tunity to main tain con tact with proper pitch of the porch roof, fers: use photograph enlargethe environment in cooler the scale of the enclosure In re- ments of the house to make a weather and more room to cx- tation plan before beginning the proj.. h, pand activities within the rials. If be Is courageous, he ect, Sketch the addition on 5evhouse, might even suggest ripping oil eral photographs, pass them Homeowners shouldn't treat the porch. Some porches were around In the famil Even then, the area of the kitchen or bath- I Intend to make a ®ri chopping board for the kitchen fri our house. What kind of Q. _______________________________ come winter-swrimer rooms. added. These remodeling jobs provide Au architect — 14 Becom i Kenbluè and Park. Fire fescues such Ifi1light, IIlahee, PenLiwn and also are enduring. They like halanced but not xccssive nitrogen in hut eath. ____ We are newcomers to florida. We are wo nd ering when Mobile homes ready for you to move in at a price to fit your budget. Cli homes are set-up on fully landscaped tots at Hacienda Village. Find your home from this great collectioni t rent Includes city water, sewa ge, garbage collection, lawn maintenance and facilities. wi thout guidance could lesson enclosing a porch for winter its value, unless some dyed-in, use, an addition Is really being the-wool house restorer should pit on a house. It may not become screened porches and invest in it later and remove seem so, until the room is fully many screened porches will be- the eyesore that had been enclosed. the wall which Is ained i in wood should I use' A. Maple. by Jan Reiner, 1000 52nd Street North, St. Petersburg, By S IVIAN BROWN AP Newifeatures Writer In fall many house decks This is very likely if By ANDY LANG AP Newafestures feet and was designed For :nInmal care lnns, the experts advise natutal Ken. t uc k ), bluegrass or traditional varieties such as Arboretum, bluegrass and fine fescue. tax statements are mailed to property owners? RECREATION1 P00 (Editor's Note: Doyou have a question about real estate, advorem taxes, planning. zcnlng, etc., if so mall your Inquiry to Etor, Lifestyles, The Sanford Herald, Saord, Fla. 32771. Please sign your letter. If your letter is published , however, only initials will be used). Editor: - Here's How .._--`_._I~ : mobile home to put on itt beautiful RFanY Tf% MOVE INI sending 11 to this newspaper at the blueprint can write to the architect, enclosing a Box 5, Teaneck, N.J. 6&) stamped, self-addressed envelope, # . 9 ______ rA,. 4,3710. Anyone interesied in learning the cost of Home Repairs," available by _________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____ _____ X the _____________________________________________________________ ,r. are Included In Lang's handl,o'k, "Prtic1 B ii _____ FAMILY SECTIONI slow-down of building product.s hurricanes; the wide evc3 c,f the stied roof protect lutlons ____ Q. are now beginning to show. "Pl the bleach are chemicals. wear is an all-masonry house reasonably safe against Is A LIFETVc the access to the main bedrooms. Another feature of this retirement house Is the -di Since both the remover and room. The kitchen also has a round skydome. This glaves when using them. - facility, two closets and the access is unrelated to said that the first signs of the visually separate from the kitchen, The kitchen does share the general air space of the living-dining ing1color wW not fect the THE . EW k- o Hydroponic ' 0 ,T&_ By EARL /tRONSON AP Neisfeatures Bluegrass lawns generally s ta y green longest in autumn. Bluegrass does not suffer froni light freezes and In most parts of the country only leaf tips singe until after Christmas, Few turfs are hardier and IiIor selfeljant than Kentucky Bluegrass, or combinations of By JULIAN STENSTRO11 With driveways. paved stree ts, underground utilities, community water and sewerl .4 you plan to finish the surface with paint rather than a clear j '* - _____________ I up 124 per cent; aluminum manufacturers, up 72 per cent; and iron ard steel producers, up 51 percent. peaked in the first quarter, residential construction put-inplace and ma terials demand remained very strong through some color still remains in the • - - ~~,~ - ~ I wood, Steel wool or sand the " surface and see if that does any THE FEATURE ,of this waterfront home is the good If it is third , use a commercial bleach Unless winter guests. There is a complete bathroom tw' if. QU It. . . Your children and your pets are hearilly welcome was "Although the housing starts 10 X _________ - - ,., Christie, prointed out that once again the single most. important ll tmd t1i pti .1trc _____________ ROOM conclusion of the scraping that KP I _________ ________ And, you have a Dodge's vice president and chlei economist, George A. _______ :tke off I n ou OWN YOUR LOTI , product categories. Profit leaders in the second quarter were forest products producers, -, Z RF Iii building its . xg LNh.i So Terra Afta Has product information, reported the result of istest quarterly review of 61 major makers of building iiiatcrials in 14 different .(CF1> —, C '..,1 * the tipswill of ctell remover right over the first bleach to restore the wood to bristles. Thean container o ne. Wait the required time peric'd, then begin scraping again. _____ ctio Reports on construction ac, tivity a nd Sweet's Catalog Files 10 x generously _______ Real Eftc Herald soaring YOU ASKED FOR IT! moval _____ The use a and varnish or paint on it, the LN __ ;~ Soar In the lace of strong output Is not used In .ome YORK, N.Y.,-.. Duplicating Ibe profits and demand, are now reversing building and were bypassed by.) the housing boom." Christie sales performance of the direction." that while constru said According to the Dodge opening quarter of the year, has market gains were certainly past' year manufacturers of building economist, the shown a strong cyclical the key to the profi ts Picture. products and materials posted an average profit gain of 64 per recovery by the nonresidential cent increase of g 3ector. "This recovery, paced Wt.en a varnish remover takes ___ finish but falls to tet Industrial and conunercthl off the old per cent during 1fl3's by ___ IPIS stain, it usually quarter, compared to a year building, has been especially rid of to ' y bleach. ago, it was announced today by beneficial to producers whose cess the F.W . Dodge Division of _________________________________________ McGraw-lull Information Systems Company. The fm, noted for i ts Dodge NEW _ By ANDY LANG AP Newifeatures Profits .71r- _T ____ E _ ___________ __ ________________ Building __ _ ______ __ _______ 124 I I IJ5 __ ___ I1 MISMIUM I IN H - — ~i HE _ __ M — O Q. Er ---- 24 HOURS 8596070 -' �- IC—The Sinford Herd -:' _____ uy,flJ 7H9'3 - - - ___- I _ .-_ _-. - - I ---'.'-O- ' ---------_', - -T--' -----.-_... Seminole County Land Trbns # elsureSunday, Shop io Instruction, YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll WANT AD - m SO!O Cenrat Baptist Church Park- KEYPUNCH _______ - _________ ________ ""' ......." - .... - ________ — CALL 8348588 NO - h ' MEN WOME ( 7TJ91 - you with employmenf at tt s. !,rf' Ihrjo iju' I,q' ou rflut be willing to start mediately. Previous experience Experiencej CALL 834.8588 NOW ORLANDOBUSINES Travel Agencj ---------_. (Hwy am. 136). 131.3733. -'0 Help Wanted .I•*•d IS . - ' Ned2men,lpg,twp,, Ins.Ide. 53 hr - — t . - . - -___ ___ ': JamesSSalacjak&wfgar, Beserlytopaulfl.a3iaro&wf Sf rtngs,$ Stevens to Robert wE Norene, ancyC.,IA9ofligtlndgeAddn A 14 20 English Woods 1st Addn Glen Arden HIs, Un 2,855800 Sunland Est., 3sf Addn, $24,500 Bobino-Ladtj FIn Inc. to Law- Carl Jos. Falk & wE Ellen to total land county. To be within the of 11, 131k 45-Resort Property For Sale Wayman hits s-d$31000 (QCD) Ethel Ruth Sanderlin U-Income And to Charles T Miller & wE Mat-jan Investment Property '' ii ormed of our Barbara 3. U 1 BIt F Sweet- ,RobtnoL.cddFla.,lnctojohu 4 deg W 518' to pob, Lifestyles e h Sunday. etc. 12 tater0aks,Sec4,9n (.. ..kL & wE AIkv. 1.1 61 .i ('harks TMiller& WiMarian . .. ______________________ 'I' ri p ric,; king i.irt of f ______________________________ lo .,o,a (.,idus Builders Inc. to Jme or.hwoud, . ilampton & wE Ea " '' .', Nw'1 E hlolils, Ii 13 tLes N 4') 1.1 6 Dli B Th NeallUss fl Carmine Vilardi to Thomas Richard N. Stultz & WL enneth F Shockley & wE English WOOdS $45,600. Ronald K. itodgers & f H. Ashby & wE Betty, IA 6 131k 8 ." Ira A., to larry 3 Milain & K i t , .. . - 4 ii .IVI',isce,,a93eous :. T' il.: Terra BeIla Land Co Inc k A DI' 13ld,s,ln tnPhthpA ltradco to Leslie I.. (.ompton nN Salvatore Pedone & wE Rone, F ngwood Fmgerman, Tr. 6, It lb Malarae & wf Loretta A., It 52 Jr. & ssf Laurel A., Us 45 4.6 & N tha to kimberlin & f Cithi& Wi Beulah . Frank W West & at ,ete. $100. 17' U 21 & W59.5' of 20 81k Manor, LW, $38,(X. a n anco, LI 32 N', 0147 GardenIa, $11,000. wiwUlt IP t Paul H e, Its 21 & 22 111k 11, Second New Longwoui Park $23,000. Donald 14. Sadler & wE Joy to Jo psa a C53 part $32,000 Emmanuel F. Nicuwongem & It Tr. IS, Sanlando Springs am, Coline to Fot Villa ix., 12 15 Spnng Gdns,$3l,000. wf Mary A., It 10 81k A n. H. Nenan & wE 1ary Its 34 & 35 MeNeils Org. VIILi c lnta Neltali Rivera, SgI. & Iris v. Rdey 3. Berkicy & WE. Flue Brantley Shores 1st Addn, to uis A Demchock Jr & .f 1125.000. Action Auto Rivera, sgl. to Michael F. to Lino Calderan & WI. Gina It 1,o)0, N aret H, It. 25 lIlt fi. n Stomehen 'e Dcv Co 1.13131" Harry D Cooke HI & wE Mar)' Kabool & WE. Patricia, Us 19 & 29 BIt 19 HeftIer Homes howell I'auline Morelock to Philip F. N %Vest, $47,000. Jo to Martin Marietta Crp. Lt$ 20 Mirror 1k Manor $37,9 A 0' t,ro%e k C " lark & BIks 43 44 Plc se 1, 114,000. Blake, IA 32 BikCCt-ysal Bowl, ernat'l Land Pannlng Inc. . Garage Rummagg Sak 3$—Boats & Marine EquIpment 56-'Camping Equipment - ____ BOWE SEPTIC TANKS, Sanford. man with chauffuer's license. Knowledge of or willing to learn backhoe. 322 6910 or DcLand 9134411, Ernest Southward, Trustee John F. Bunner & WE. Janis, It Cietaldrne to John L lint-pciGeo. I. Clapham, Intl. & S 'Sleepy hIoIkw 1st Ad(tn,, f'irm.s \ddn No 1 etc. tnW.P, Ba1l&wf Clara N., 2 111k 9 NQg'(ti Or!. Second Jr., S 250' N 454' of NE'4 of trustee&wfJoannetollarr) A. is s.-,u,000 1AS?ineIakeGoves$I00,. /tdd. $30,300. H Mi;le .6, SW4 Sec 14-20-30 F r sn is- Goehring Constr., Its 10 & 11 ko ('onstr. to .John C I. 't'rpiu I %%trs w H (,rt''o c Thoma LW ( it 73 Sn'.in to Spring-. F lrc , & v,( l(uLJi \ It 11) 111k L Mdier& wI Cecile, W 40' of LI harry Geo. Thom & wi. Barbara It 75 De °as re, Margaret F. Byerly & fib. $6,500. I) terlir.g Pk Un, 2,137,500. g 93 Satuord His., Addn $10,900. N 25'ofI,t3&s65'oflA2B!kg David H. Childress & wE 6. ko Constr. to Ronald Sandj-a Bass & hb. David to North On, Second Addn., Cross Co Co ns r. to Air Rosalie to David F. Cain & wf I. am Santee & wf Donna I, Cont,olied Cecil W Stewart & wE $28,300. sio.000. ,emp(rature Co., Connie I., It 8 81k A, Ti•, 58, 1. 9 81k II Sterling Pt Un. 1 ' p U 56 Swiland Eat., 1st Aridn .s IIuO C. P. Stephrmen & WI. SafllandoSpringz,$45,000. (QCD) Sandra L Reron to ' ufI. 110443, ThC 700 t' I 1i c t, 7t çj fiuroth; to ('OflhiOtfl (,rinit, rp to kid H Ji,nr & , U 'jii-. ..y pt Di- "u a 1 hI '. ' , ' H Adams Its 16 & 17 BIt 2 Russell W. hinrned, sgl. to p. 19 111k C Midway HIs. etc Brook 2nd See, $62,800. A 3 140 131k F, hidden Lake 1 SanlandoSub But, AU '. Dcvottshi;e Lruh & Sons Inc & Clement $39,0 hbt t AresSr to A1isJ llis2.s,000 11(X). - jie ate xre'onstr, hlerardinefli, S'i of LI 8, all of 9 ' Misty G. 1tefiers & fib. Lee & Gunlnskas & wE Violets, 171 1' to Jotiri ncept Designs Inc. to . K.A.Rn1lIItoRatphp &lOB13,3dSec3rmwo JamesC.Mjchae&Wf.Janeto O.P.SwopeLandco,pof AdM.Ilughes&wEftuthF. ASwee(wat J Cord Hi*t4ir & W' 102, Lt BL' Inc,d, 82.4,000 er Øks a Pt1hps & wE Shirley H LI s $16,700 3 I 131k F Hidden Lake Un, 18, p*11, 798BIkC&E'iuIa1Ieyonw. W.A.KnoXJr.&Ifarrj3( I mo. Robert Vans & WI Helen, lAs Markham rt His 114 000 Fleming & SheP H h'no to sin 'F Rollison 4 1f Mar) to F poch Prop Inc to Bernard S I ii & 15 1111. 1 Mob,Jr M uPit %indert '1k Jr 1 F 'Itt , ItIi- 'ii li x..n ir '1,dt'tt,. I).. ( rp ' '7 2i & 4 A hopkins, U 21131k 1.) I P.rr) & isi Kdthken A , It 18 Miii. eat J. Floyd 1lai, to &c. s sisuo C. Anderijon, lies. Unit 18, 32 JIlt 6, Spring Valley Gdit.s $ mert No., See. 2, lilk 8, The springs Shadowood LT Hunt Jr & vii Dos is F ,Beg cd -z Plittt & WI Ai-lyil to Sbeoah, Sec 3 827.800 Sec 3, $17,000 ni It Wdhl4nsz& WI Marl to Village, Sec 2 $49($)() 150' s cii intersee s r w Golden Arch Re'sIty Crp, Clifford H Clack & W IAl1ie Otis Roitina & wE Judith to C i- H Vtarui & wE Myrinnm tironda Homes, Inc to SI & % r w j,i. F't ' (cmx,"rr at W to Eleanor H kramr It 4 TI. DaiJ H (iIls 11 4 Ut 'r I c 's Ii-! t ifik 13 Th ( I un' u I I hatnkh Mnrried £ S 21-21.30, t'ic. K English Est, Un. 1 Ilslls. $l!,5. I Ski' LI 28. (Jrct'ata Gdn, $28,000 ' _ Ic I 59-Musical Merchandise 60 'Office Equi me I A' Supplies 77A ____________________ Transportation 7SC 76—At R P5 Ar"- eor,es 1 -Junk Care Refloved lI-Motorcycles 7 -Trucks and TraiIer 0-Au'os for a li-Aviation I ' J [ % ------------------------------------------..-_. 4) %t _____________________________________________________ -_- -i - NIce 2 Bedroom apt. $123 mo. s7s st-cs rity deposIt. 213 Laurel Ave. 319 5562. 1*', bedroom duplex furnished apartment, 4'770 Orlando Drive, Sanford. l7 8EOROOMS,. ADULTS ONLY PAR< AVENUE MOBILE PARK ?SIS - )fl 'T8) 4 14' ' " 1 Houses Rent Un ft. rn i Shed JBEDROOM HOME CALL Business Opportunities .----- 373 2920 - operator t $7.43 per sady income, Call collect 57167, - - — ... iso Hall Realty Realtor, 323-57)4 Tw lots, Corner 13th St. i, Myrtle fve, by owner. .3. E. William,, P.O Box 155 LOxOhatche,, Fla, CA. Whiddon, Sr., Broker Convenient and chirming, lust 11) P4. Park, Sanford completing I new 3 bedroom 327 Nightt, 3731)67 homes with garage, air and carpeting Located on a quiet street with lake breezes. Walk to SANFORD shopping and schools. Low down payment. Only 522.500 'o $24,250. 2671 Hartsyell Ave. lAcres, pr$ialIy cteare5 with 17'x77', 3 bedroom mobile home Ph. 373 50% after 1 p.m. _____________________________ SANFORD CLOSE IN 37 Business Property For Rent For rent or long term lease, by owner, 3 acres of land with lake fronting on well traveled highway, 3 bedroom house, Ideal for nursery, trailer sales. etc. Call 13$ 5080. 41 Houses for Sale OWNER MUST LEAVE and says "reduce price" in nice area, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. ThIs horn, has Central air and heat, SEMINOLEREALTOR ORL.,.WP. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 372 1991 19195. French Eve., Sunday, 332.7371 or 373-11% 3 year old, 'md section, two bedroom, furnished. Ap proxImately 510.000 down. $71 14 a month 520.500 CORBET1' REAL ESTATE. REALTOR . - -- . "me, ic rntg. No closing costs. No qualifying. Mov, in now. Assume mortgage, $133 mOnthly. JOHNSAULSAGENCY 7IIN.Oak, Sanford 332-7)71 day, )23-O4ISeve, BROKER ASSOCIATE DELTONA See this brand new Cerly American 6 room home on Jena Drive, spacious room, modern kitchen, large lot, $1600 down payment, Price 131,500. Ste n stro Rea Ity M. IJNSWORrH REALTY I3W First St., 373 606) or 323 OS)? Plnec,-esf OWNERS ASKING ONLY $21,250 for lhis attractive 3 bedroom with den, heat, air, very nice land. scaping. Here's one you will like I SANFORD REALTY 26.03 Park Dr,ve Days 372 7217 NEAT AS A PIN is the way you'll find this 2 bedroom, 1 bath with Florida room, heat, air, utility shed and some carpeting. S17,S. NORTHEAST 'VACANT Move in. Assume mortgage, or buy wIth new mortgage, and rent well approved. Large 2 bidroom home. with many extras. Sprinkler can spend holIdays with grand. chIldren. Price $19,900. County TillS I YEAR OLD 3 be'jrooq-n, 2 bath with Florida room, climate Control, double garage, carpeting and equipped kitchen is situated on a acre. All for $45,000. Idyllwilde I'HREE BEDROOM. 2 bath in beautiful setting. Has climate central, double carport, equipped kitchen, etc. You'll like ill $42,300. Exclusiae. ssume mortgage, or put 5-10 pci. down on new mortgage. We have Loch Arbor many many more, we can tell you itout We arrange financing for In,' home cl your cho'ce Call or ¶tp by our OHict', Open 1,11 a m 7 a week, iICE NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bati with Florida room, climate central, double garage arid all extras $31,300. Near Countrj club "We Doo't Slop Dreamwold 1HIS 3 bedroom, 1' bath is spotless. Has climate central, Till We Succeed!" 1mer Bakalla, hic, INO BEDROOM residence where owner has beay salon, $ti Has real pos'sibllities '0 3 bedroom, 2 baths 2341 and t546 El Cai,,tan. Sanford Cenlral Call 322-2420 Anytime eat air, fully carpetecj Conven 'onal hinancing 671 1160, CRANK :otISTRUCTI0N Your Multiple Lilting Agency — LAKE MARY— 2 bedroom, I bath house, fenced, thdy yard. Phone 372 1307. — Brand new 3 bedrrn, 1" bath, kitchen equiro'td. L'ase. Avaita. ble Nov. 1. 37" '79f). * HIGH RETURN * stability in fiuttig in IRoads Supervitor I, SliSli per stment market. Invest with a wk. St1'ble, growing national fast fooci All the IbOve posit4on arc 40 hour ch am. Join l'ia growth p'ograrn week, and Includes, State *1 hon experienced chicken, fIsh, retirement plan, paid shi imp franchisee avid profit In a 3 hoSpItalization, v,cation. sick Co nty expansion program leave and eijht holidays. App'y. Pr vate 4nve$'ors only, Contacl Road Departrrent Office, Hwy I?. Cn icir, R. G. Sullivan, IISN. Ret., 92 SOuth, Slnford. 1IC 9 5. French Aye., Sanford, 372-66)3. An Equal Opportunity Employer 3V t1. it's "Fix.IJp" Ti,,,,, Hire an xpert repairman from today's ctassilied _________ M' - .1 IN lAY 't.-1I I • 131 42 BRAND NAME ZIG ZAGS PARk -: "Sanford's Sales Leader" ALTORS AC., electric stove, hot water heater, gartage disposal, roof. No 235OO AND TPur,e bedroom, front kitchen, 12'x 53', air, $3,300. 372-4299 between 9 andS. - OPENING Rent A New Home at Apartment Prices 15 you can RENT to choose from. $312373 With short term lease OP Dealer PRE.GRAND OPENING DISCOUNTS RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY Save up to $17001 Several models on s.a at dealer's cost. PrIc at $4495. Place I-fomes North, Hwy. 17-92 at Lake KatlYyn Estates, 2 ml. North of Hwy. 434, Iles, aX/I _______ 1342210. 1972 Skyline Repo. Front I, Rear, 2 BR, I". bath. Like new wlfl, low n payment. W. 25th at Holly 3224661 or 6470890 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 507 French Ave. (17-97) Sanford 3235200 __________________________ Trvp;c.ana, '71, 2 bedroom, fur. nished, air, extras, $300. assume payments. 377-11.57 after S p.m YOUR NEW HOME would look in beauliful this Iare shady oaks amidst the scent of freshly sciling - fallen pine necdlcs, 43 17 - ON A LAKEFRONT LotsandAcrge - ACRES, close to City with railroad frontage, cleared, high gro,.xid. 56 ACRES at Orange City, all high tycund, ready for immediate di. velopment. 1 ACRE wooded lot at Chul',ota. 1121 ACRES, highway frontagz, lake frontage ana river frontage. 3,359 ACRES, close to city, several miles of river frontage, also ha lake and highway frontage 7.173 ACRE ranch, has improved pasture, higli,,ay frontage, priced at inly $650 per acre. ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO BROKERS Th Ime Tested Firm l.'ON Park Avi Dat'., 3736)73 N.ht 372 '352. 372 S-i2i _______ _____ IN UYU( PuAZA C URN PAck .3,-. 222 1 FA BED & Opens is sleep bY TODAY. MOVE IN TOMORROW, 1.Ol'ATEDQN SAfF0RD AVENUE SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, FLORIDA u.r u'ithcr d'.ekc c'n h.J1 arc (ully-dcidopJ homesite with underground utilities. WITH EASY FINANCING that means iou can buy at today's price for tor,orrow's salue. Homesite's from only $6,bOO-unl- IOCö down.$78.53p& I munthh (or lcn scars at 10' inr.u*i Ifllcrcst. LIMITED NUMBER OF LOTS AVAILABLE. BUILDER INQUIRIES INVITED. CALL TODAY (er ,. IflSpCCtlon tour. Golden Arm Realty, Inc. Realtors Matching Chair 5% DOWN j346iO - LHAND - Mobile Home Bank Reposu'ssions Builder- evelt,per L - 2 & 3 Bedroom TownhouseOlympic Pool, Play Area by 3. Brailey Tham An Equal Opportunity Employer to co _______________________________ - Mobile Homes 42 Luxury T()Wnh()u Patio Privacy' llome Tradi!jonal Homes 200 Brunswick Lane DeLand, FIa., 32720 I 8343 131 ____ COUNTRY CLUB MANOR THERE IS A BETTER WAY TO LIVE BRUNSWICK CORPORATION 23,9OO qualifying, $4000 down Ph, 373. 7110 Of 32)32)5 otter 6 p.m. 541 Immediate openings are available as forklift operators, for persons who are looking for a lob with a future, If you are able to work any shift, and are interested in permanent employment, Brunswick Corporation woutd like to talk with you, We offer a :omplete line cf employee benefits, Including, paid life snd hospitalization insurance. We'd like tu see you at: We are located in DeLand, Jusi north of Old Daytona Road a lIttle west of DeLand airport. SANFORD ' .' 88J FORKLIFT OPERA TORS (reneva 'l'errace By ownet-3 be-drm, I bath, new City •3i 7R7 Kingsbe Homes 3 I lATH IRAND NEW HOMES, PACKED FULL OF ALL THE EXTRAS YOU'D IX PECT £710 DESERVE, only Call 372-4195 equpped kitchen and Carptting Only 521.500. ________ NO CLOSING COSTSI MAYFAIR —3 bedrooms, 1 bath fireplace, Central If & A. By appt. Country Club Manor 'tStop Urn!" I-urn Part. prcx:. SPECIAL BUY-PRICED RIGHT Lovely 3 bedroom, 1", bath hornç I Off Wist 719, Street H,, G$I cire..0 Terms. Owner. 249 5601. - Almost new, 3 br. 1k', bath, 7 pci ROLLING HILLS COUNTRY CLUB AREA t4 acres plo's big roomy 3 bedroom home with tide entrance garage with many extras, put in by present owners. Priced so owners Cull acj $4 flOwN VA _,.) 'INANCINO AVAILASLE SmAll 3 bedroom frame horn. • 7% INTEREST electric garage door opener, diSh washer, etc. Price $23,300 f'-," 1N nO Realtori Ln'wi'.j 2571 Park Dr. 373-21 II Realtor—After Hours322 97*1; 3fl3l i 064 $661. altor ______ ____________________ Roberts & GiIman JIM HUNT REALTY Brand new 2 or 3 bdroom townhouses. Choice location! No car needed for shopping, schools or churchet. Wail to wall shag carpeting. Disnwastier, disposal. rarge and central heat-air. Hurry! There's only 1 of each. 372. System, Screened Florida rm., ,iIi ALTAP.'IOP41L • AREA --Country VeilCh, Assoc setting with trees on a corner lot. Less than one year old, Spacious 1 WO')OLANDS bedroom split plan, 3 baths, lovely kitchen, and tarnilyrooqn Custom drapes and carpets, Back yard has privacy fence, Assumemortgage wth low intere'., rate home designed for easy living Spacious kitchen adjoins large family room, WaIl.wall carpet and BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED .4 drapes throughout You will enjoy bedroom, 2 bath home is imthe screened porch that Overlooks maculate. Eat in kitchen, tormal lovely yard, with gas grill In dining and family room. Plenty of chided. Call Doris Bell, gardening space on this 130' x 19$' site, Priced below appraisal. Owner leaving area. Hurry. Hurry—$34,9, __ 26aO Hiawatha Ave. at 17 ¶2 p Stemper Agency .. ,,.. 8)14772 PINEHURST.._TWO bedroom, New home-3 bedrooms, I baths, ____ r.lasonry home. As is price, ce-r"'eI he'.? & !r, nice neigh $13,$QQ, Terms. Raymond E. bortiQod, $32, 332-2573 after Lunciguist, fro4(er, 3272796 Realty. 372 1301 3 bedroot, 2 bath, air & heat, large lot. $323 mo. $30 damag, deposit, 6 mo. lease. 323-5861. 33170 3 bedroom, 7 bath with all electric kitchen. Wall to wail carpeting, garbage disposal, dishwasher, central air Pica? This is a new Forrest Greene, Inc. - Galu I 6173368. — 3724457; After 5, 332.7)11 83Q.55 Payton Hilltop Rd., JOHNNI WALKER REALTY NEWER 3 berm., I' bath, wwarpet, privacy yard, 532,30) Easy term'.. only. $150 mc. utilities furnished. 37)0140 all 323-4010. Sheratnr,.Sanford 'In. 34 Inquire 668 4791, DeBary 441 1615 2 Bedroom furnished apt., adults minImum 3 ears Mui'.t Le txn1Obic, Permanent posilln. :0O P.M. till closing. Sundays oft. Fringe benefits. For appointment, - l7Mllntt-nar,ce men I, 7.3I per hr a .' _______________________ person, 7S5 S. Park Ave., Apopha or call U4 7722, ext. 119. 7 Fauipment operatot IV. III) .11 I I i-viCL COitS 0"LRATLU p'crnr, S Equl,'m,nt operator Ill, L$4 Id lId KAR WASH available San rdarea Very tow 1nvestment. 7 per hr. :t '.n.ancing. An inveStment for U EQuipmentop.fatorll,$3.siper ose w'tIo MUST SUCCEED arid hr. IC that will provIde years IEquipment 5 Maintenance men II, $3.39 per . __ -------- lt6W?nd St - I - Del tona AVALOPIAPARTMENIS ADULTS PlO PETS c o you like worklnç with living plants? We need potters, packers and generous laborers in our nurse,y. Good benefits. Apply in in the road department IMechanic,., 53.13 per hr. 1 Mechanic helper, $7.39 per hr. lEquIpment serviceman. 17.31 per hr. ( -' _ Clean garage apt. Kitcnen equipped. air. $83 mc. Call Orlando. IS1-1f09 & weekends. The blowing poSit ions. .rc now open I j SantOrd.373193O;.y,,, BARTENDER IIr /(( AP MO PARKS, 1-23 Bedroom Trailers & Apts. 7 Adull parks, 2 1-amily parks. 3.513 Hwy 17.92, Ip#rience fuller walime and Trivel WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W Is' St foman for light housekeeping, some babysitting. Couple, or woman with sma child con Iodere.d. will share home. 3730111 lam. to 1:30p.m. 3235'I atterS COti? TY 2 Bedroom mobilo home. No pets, no alcoholIc beverage-s. Ph. 322-4170, Camp Sernnole. wall to wall carpet, washer and dryer, 12' * 1$' new storage shed. Nicely landscaped, plus other extra guodles, $23,950. $7.10) Cash, balance of $163 Pill or down payment as low as $3,150. $213 per month PITI Apartments Rent Furnished portunity Employer. Wanted 131.1949 I rIencJy Ad. and you re on to a lcs SOt 31 preferred. Satary: $2630 per year, Mature kitchenheip CUPboOrds, basements 8ttic and garages When you collect a group of still useful items that the family has lost interest in. -sell them with a fast act inn, low. Sanford Herald W'nf (id! DidlInq .112 2611 or 8.1) - - Phone 327 1131. An Equal Op agree ther(5 an easy and profitable 67 -Lawn and Garden 43-Machsnery and Tooli 6)-Equipment for Rent AS—Pets and SupplIes a—Horses 6) -Li k nd vetI oc a Poult 6i"-Wanted to Buy 69-Stamps. Coint 0 Sr u r ad .p Experimeotal Station on Celery SEMINOLE . air. Fully equIpped kItchen wIth dishwasher. Call Jerry Stocks, 83.4-7,11 after $. week days. Anytime weekends. Ave.) College training in biology Rebar Steel Fab Shop, in Sanford toatassembly riggers, Top wages. needs one bender; experience Ph 831 8770; 3003 W Hwy 13.8 rfeferred. Also need general Vuop AitOn;onf, SprIngs. help. Will train willing worsen Must be physically strong. Good i ECEPTlONlST, type some, an starting pay with fringe benefits. swei' phone, meal people, ANCall 323 3192 or 1311610 for In DERSON EMPLOYMENT ttrltw. STEEL SERVICE, INC. SERVICE. 8300144. tOO Albright Road, Sanford. f 'need SI—Bicycles Two bedrooms, 1 bath, wall to wall carpeting, drapei, central heat (The - - _____________________ A permane,ut 's tIme pusitionas Laboratory TechnIcian It the UniversIty of FlorIda's Agricultural Research and Education Center-Sanford to Chase Ferililier, Five Plnt. ' ' Help Wanted Factory help wanted by paint manufacturer. I to 1:30, Mnday throu Friday. Located neza door The necourt Corp to Paul mo lncludej "ater, garbage. Call 322 7191, eve. 647-7957. - Merchandise For Sale SI -Houlehold Gooth 20 vacation with pay, hospItalization lad Isle insurance paid by corn. pany. Apply in person to Mr. Wern&i. Sterchi's Furniture, 11 French Ave,, S•nford. --: . ' - FOR SAPdFORD AND CRLAPflY,-needed at once for malor turnun,r, company. Permanent help only. Must be in good hea1h ani must have valid Florida chaufvurs license, Aou,'i average pay wIth lomIOvt-ftimepOsiibl, All maior company benefits Including Sanford's newest duplex apis.. Close in. 7bedrms, 1 bath, wall to wall carpet, dishwasher, disposal. $173 ______ Male. Female D.BARY, 730 Buena Vista, 7' p assumable, spacious new 3 bedroom, 2 bath on large Wooded iot, air, carpet, built-Ins, garage 1301W. F":,: T.1ADES -. Mobile Homes Rent - - TEN beautiful acres with dee-p we' 7 bdroom mobile home, adults Only. no pets. Ph. 372 1272. Avocadoand Second St Senior Beautician. Lake Mary. Good OOporlunity. 372-7130 or 373 93 FURNITURE DELIVERY Terms, _______________________ 1-SSat.& Sunday DRIVERS & HELPERS room, 1 bath, small lot. $17,900 with garage, central neat-air and *OPEN HOUSE. 333SVo. CONVENIENT to stores. 3 bed Casselberry. 130$ W. 25th St. 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, carpeting ( apes. Pool. Kitchen equIpped. 3 children accepled. Call 322.2090, * * privacy fence. 573.500. Terms. corner lot. Pay equity and assume mortgage. Only $22,500. 34 —i -. GENEV.iIGARDEN APARTMENTS Girl Frlday,requlresabill,yØg, charge and run office. Salary open. -. Unfurnished Working couple Detail and Cleanup personnel wanted. Contact Jack Davis. at hØill Baker Volkswagen, 3321135. I tronsctions Apartmeots Rent -. 30 '. area Deltona, 2 bedroom, _____ needs a mature reliable woman for si'ter for aged mother with light housekeeping. Longwoocl area. Own Iran. v.por?ation. 447$33$ $0 a.. to pm. 3722)3; _____________________________ KEY TO HAPPINESS baths, Spanish Style with centri I heat and air. Large yard Wit screened porch, carport. 923 Rockhill, Deltona between 9 am. 1 7 p-rn, - _________ Spraying Inc., Candace Dr., off Hwy. $7.92, Ft-rn Park. I.. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 322-1991 19)5, French Eve., Sunday, 322 7371 or 3fl.IIN __________________________ ____________________ our program, Profits begIn the day machines are on location, SO wr'te immediately to AMOA. 1653 _________________________ _____________________ Tully Circle, Suite 107. Atlanta, For Rent or Sale, two bedroom, 1 Georgia, 3032'orcalIj32.432$ bath mobile home, $150 mo. thefreedomandpunofbeinga NORRELL TEMPORARY Plo Fee Ph. 647.lIIl 221i Lee Rd. Winter Park '. -; SEMINOLE.REALTOORL +WP credit and character references, and y ,may (4 able to Quality for TYPISTS OpenIngs available In Sanford, Oeltona, •d Orlando area. Call LU $576, W. Cllin Lawn ___ Stemper Agency investment of $2500 Cash, gOod Piousewives put your good skills work for good 51$. Work when you want and where you want. Enjoy Minimum Age 18 Available for ie.e, Oct. 15. bedroom, 2 bath, central air anc Heat. Doubl, closed garage, near golf course in desirable neigh. borhood. $185 per month p1,,; securiisy deposit. --- and IMMACULATE 3 bedrooms, 3 bedroom, Sunland Estate, ii' vc., lit last, 3lus dec'.if. Cal Titu!ille (305) 269 7377 afl;r p.m. You have heard about the fan. tastic growth and profits in the vending businets. Now Is th. time to loin orc with AMOA and SECRETARIES Great RETIREE INVESTMENT Building includes 3 attractiv apts. Will make nice rosidenc. with good rental income, $21,500 _ Houses Rent Furnished —_________________ app?. M's. Cross 373 4470. _________________ I Welcome - for 33 Excellent working conditions, Salary SiCO, 09 dependIng on abilIty and experience. Call foe' Advancement Fringe Benefits Retired Military Realtor REALTOR /'iOSSlE C. BATEMAI 5f'PIFORD New 2 and I bedrr DISTRIBUTOR hEEDED IMMEDIATELYI For leading builder and developer. Turf Education Prograrr . - Receptionist Lawn Spray Applicators Career Opportunity '- . Houses Rent Unfurnjshed _____ --------- 3115 West EndAve Suite? Nashville, Tenn. 37203 (615)291-4153 AM. or P.M. sh.It. Apply Cavalier Motor Inn, 3200 S. 17.92, Sanford, and Welders Helperi 373 OI ______ - Tiny Togs Sales, Inc. * * VAITRESSE" Wanted—welders -- 16 retaIl cutlets, 15.10) 3:r.tafloutle,s -$10,000 We furnish the outlets and cornpletely set up your bushn.'s l pci. secured at dealer level, Easy and pleasant work for ifldiyidI or couple. Write today for details, Please include phone number, Experienced preferred. Apply Lalevlew Nursing Center, III E. 2nd St., Sanford. - - for Qualiflj persons Your investment 6retni,out,et ;7,.go Ph, 37] 7i*3 . . - Attention motheri: larn extra money while the children are in schl. Work from local office. No wIling. Call $132115. - - — - - NIGHTWATCHM.API S nights a week Ph 323 7i3. . 'onhouses Wesl 25th St. at I-loll Tiny Togs Sales, Inc. now Rent starts at 5323. 372841 establishing Tiny Togs infant or 641 0190. products in retail outlets throughout the United States. HOMES and APIS. for rent. Frory Quality infant wear manufactured $100 mo. Call 423 7661. HOME by 25 year old firm. Minimum RENTALS— .OkPT..9 to 9 investment Experienced auto body man. AppI y J & F Auto BOdy, nlxt to 81 Baker VW. 3322138. I LPN'S AIDES and housdteeper. - -- EARN UP TO $40,000 FULL OR PART TIME of canfu,a flCdS solicitor, full or part time. See Bill Wade. 121 ,V. 77th 5t., from 9 12. 37) 1210. Us.'d car meihanjc, ticeilenl o nd working (ond'I,oni Workir g knovlectq. of all domestIc Cr d import cars Apply in person, Jac Davis.. 11111 Bók*, VOS*5W.QII 3719 S. 17.93. . - K.t)y Co '' 33 24 Business Opportunities _ AVON CHRISTMAS EARNINGS can help make the holidays happier for your entire familyl It's easy wIling fine AVON pcodtjcts Call now 644 3079 - lB "Of COURSE I've got to have a second car, Dad spare parts to keep this one running!" hoUsehold duti, and companion to lady. Own transportation References. Call 372.3j39 after 10 — CHOICE older 3 berm., CB, large 5 Acres for sale. Frontage on black shaded lot, nice neighborhood, top road. Zone agi'icjtture, Ideal Terms for home site and pasture for horses. I mll from Sanford. FURNISHED excellent 7 bdrm., in country, fruit trees, 116,300. CLIFF JORDAN BROKER_ — MDD AGED LADY to live In Care for elderly Couple. General FLYING CARPET TOURS, 941 Alrlin ticketi, Cruise and Tot.si a, OIflcil rates. 3 Semora fl Blvd.. ,1-''"1 f106J C. 19 FemaleHelpWanted COLLEGE I) '.. front end man and mechanic, Apply in person to File Tire Supply, 2301 S. French Ave. intrfv,e ,. vi Lots and Acreage mifes 'vest c.4 Sanford, North oIl 51, Rd. 14. On Center Road. Recently cleared & surveyed, ready Vr biSding Roberti Real Estate, 322-691). $7l,5(i) Terms. section, 107W isiSt. -, i.., -- MOVE RIGHT IN 1100 E. 2.5th St., Sanford 3726691 A 13 w carpet, air, choIce location. Al 3 choIce homes nearing completion in bautiful TAFFER REALTY __ Houses for Sale ______________________ Reg. Brokers Sanford, Fla, Days 3226123 Nights 372-3471, 373-7,352 ' Ad Way •BEST VALUE. ST. 'JOHN'S REAL-TV CO. (__1,5S'5 Products, 2(i) ROOFERS. Experienced in buHit,p roofing. Also - ROOFERS HELPERS. Good wages, apply in peuson to lILD Roofing Corn Pafl'y, 131 Setfl1fl) aki Latsclb,rry. ' .. -'. Marvin Ave., LongwOod, rwt required For your perso, al - Wood American highly tkill,d Pof.'tsion & serv ce — •, jI progressiv. company. Apply trcat. We will train you for I ______ ---- & FOUR BEDROOMS, 3 bath home, large family room, c peted, central heat and air, gC od condition, convenient, lcatjc fl t*pt!rit-fl( Forklift operator for to Iran filM, COMPUTE I'JU)GRAMMERS The demi for qualifjej progr.mm,ri 5 ' - Sunday, Oct. 7, 1973-5C ____ $29,000, KULP REALTY AN IMMACULATE older Ira ne home, 3 bedrooms, family roc separate dining room, large liv ng room with fireplace. Two r garage, si,,soo, Qj Ca iseiterry. ________________ :... ewm'm, bath, famIly rm., w- One and 110th acre, ' lots with citrus trcei, $11,250. $2350 down, 10 yr. existing mortgaga, 5)43.3) per mo. BEDROO,i, I bathh ne large lot, convenient to all stoi es Oniy $7,500 with good terms, :''' ( ' niture, 5'.', days a week. Gooci starting salary. Apply in person Badcock Furniture, $00 Hwy. 1793 COLLEGE / ,. ' 41 Frame 2 bedroom, 1 beth home, kitchen equipped, furniture, drapes and washer inCluded. On 7 322-5641 . 1 ._ ____ Houses for Sale EXCLUSIVE 817W. 1sf St1 1.4 a' Delivery men for delivery of fur. ORLANDO BUSINE IS ii __________________________ I. " . Jim Lash Chrysler Plymouth, 7613 Orlando Drive, Sanford, B BALL REALTY _________________ — _____ ' Drivers, Warehouse and Sales and you are available to i tart Personnel 4 hr. wee5. Excellent immediately, we can have fringe benef its. Apply in ycu person working and training at the s me after 9 am. to SCOTTY'$ HOME t'rn. These Is no age limit and BUILDERS, 70) French Ave., high school diploma is Sanford, required. Prepare yourself future now in tul highly reu or Workers .5meqic,r Wood Products, 12n dung held Personel inIer required Charles. st Longwou, Fla. Orlando HousesforSaje — II wor,ng a'. an IBM kep, unfj We uave openings for Truck operator Sovndt Interesting,0 you - 41 _,, . vacatio, and hospItalization SO commistlon Apply In person- TRAINEES J * by Gill Fox ••, ti, Need: Two general lin, mechanics Must hive own hand tools. Paid Seminole 322-2611 Winter " MECHANfC DIAL A DEVOTION D IAL SIDE GLANCES Male Help Wanted * * Eo(SEt4of SW4of Sec 19-21. Isabein,, U 16 131k C, Carriage U. 1 111k C, The Meadows West, (QCD) Onnand E. Hunter & Viii. Sec 2, $156,500. AiITHADRINKING Blk3,LakcRidgepar,$3,po 11W Un. 1, $34,000. $38,000, 30 run S 60' E 287.2' etc $16,000. wE Shirley to Ruth II. Griflis. Thomas J. Connolly & wE P f 00 L EM (QCD Gertrude Fox, wid. to Esie M Frazier, form. HockComBank.W.p. to Morton L. E'z of N of LI 13 St. Joseph.s Laura to Petere, Inc., S 75' of Li Leroy M. Stewart & WI. % IticartI Pyle & W l3etty to r't:naps Alcoholcs Anonnious Can Help Olshan From NE cor. of Indian 30. 1 ndell G. Wion & wE Dianne moreW Essie Mae Frazier & hb 17 111k II Noringate, $35,300. Margaret, Beg. 425' N & 611.46' C, LI 5131k Phonel23 4517 Walkers Addn as J.C. & Willie Lee Jr., Us. 19 & hills, Un. 4 run W along N line t Ruth H. Munro to Steplinen Grange Prop he, to Walter WoISE cor of Govt. Lt I Sec 24- 86000 Vr,t P.O Box 113 20 %Vashlngton Pk s-d Oviedo, 243.09' to p1. on E line of Sec 831-9993 Kachuba & Agnes I.,E' of N' F.. Coddington & wE Helen, It 19) run E 30' etc, $100. sioo. 21-30, etc. $630,000 of It 13, St. Josephs 810,000. Kenneth II Conklin Constr. to 585 Spring Oaks Un. IV, $36,700. Leroy N. Stewart & WE. airvn Ask for Want Ads .. -..Agmt. Deed, Charles E Falk i 1.' Wrinlit L Charles I Henry Jr & wf margarei Lo Joel Roberts & WI. tO Charles W Meyers & wf Martha to Raymand H Black. I 1 thru S times 37c a , IA 6 131k 11 Winter Springs, Janis, Beg 425' N & 61146' W of Rebecca J. It. 1 [Ilk D Country 6 thru 25 times ....... 28c a line FOUND— Whlte male toy Poodle. well & "if Beverly LI 12 131k D $8,000. SE cot Govt Lt 1, Sec 24-19-2g No collar or lentlflcatlori times .............22Cm i Tanglewood Sec. 3pepl. $2t 500. Lawton 0. Thomas & WI Club Manor Un. 1, 87,100, VicinIty of 20th St. and Sanford etc, $&000. Martill I Smith & wE DOIIIIa to ($1.75 MINIMUM CHARGE) Ave Call 323 O9. Richard G. Parsons & wE Sidney 1,. Vihlen Sr. & WI. ftaxine to I.awton Otto Thomas Iiinnle I) Wood & sf ____________________________ 3 Lines Minimum lillian, It. o' of [As I & 20 131k 15, Third Deborah to OrL Heritage hlonie Mary to Sidney I. Vihlen Jr. & 4 111k A Easibrook S-d Un. 16, The Longer Your Ad Runs 6 Child Care Corp., It 1 131k D No. On. Terr. frc., Drqamwold,$lOO. _____________________ WI. Janice It 1 131k 4, Bel Isle $13,900. The Less It Costs Per 1mb Sec 4 Un. 1 27,700. Melvin E Erickson & wE my home. S days w*tk, ChIld care Sec., Loch Arbor, $100. Beverly J Fit.zpatrick form, Hallmark Constr. to John H. Per Day. hot meal$, excellent care. Lynne 1are R. Itomano, I. 15 131k C Conwill [)evto Joseph K. kantle)' Shores Raborn, 3735244. Ilarlow&hb. WalterE. tolerr' LeeL wiAnnie Mae, It 14131kB ____________________ 1st Sabatini & wE Claire M., ' int: I. Collins & wE Elated 1txcca, For Consecutive II. 6 sabysating Washington Oaks Sec. Z 10,600. nmyhom,,7;30a,m,Io W' of SW'i of SW'1 of SW'1 5:30 pm. Monday thru Friday. Insertions—No Change The Greater Constr. crp to HobertF:Strong&wfcary to 131k 11 Weathersficld, 1st add., 3334371. Infants to S yrs. Sec l6-20-0 less S 25' for rd, Of Copy. Gary J Shackelford & wE w. Blis.c & wE Wanda, It.. 9 $2,500. Donald A Hagen & wE Audrey Charlene F., It 25 131k Q, The flk 13 Sanlando Springs Repi. Want Ad 9 Good Things to Eat Couw ill Dcv. to Robert 1). 1'. 57, $2,000. to Charles W Jordan & wE Woodlands Sec 4 $43,700. Simpsou& wi Elir., ' mi: w'2 Farm Fresh Rabbit, any quantl,, Connie I., It. 46 Ilesdale Department Hours Glenn E Johnson & wE government Insp.ct.d, 79c a of SW'. of SW'1 See 16-20-30 'The Huskc' Co. to Jack W Manor, $11,400, 4 Evangelia to I.ouk F Butcher & 8a.m.. 5:30p.m. )fl 4232 S 1fl)ld fur rd, 'f .t; %nn, Lt.6 Jlfl :ihrij ('u;t I in ltl (', 5d'' & tloh:hr, T 1 I '' Ssee(ater 9 am.. 12 Noon Fla, Loan Co Inc. to Clifford Oaks, Sec. Etc. to 5, Hill Un. 4 $30,900. Sweets' Realty, Inc. ii Instructions ,T' ...t . ,.A_,, , ,s ----- ----- --- ru,,iH I bUOCLI, I.L , tieg. ill pL l4.10' So! cen. line Lulu Mayhall Leek, sgl to Nell H Bell to Robert H Day Before Publication Grange Prop Inc. to Joseph [Ilk 2 Lockhart s-d, $800. James T. Cooper & wE 6th St. & 48.65' W of Wr-w Joaquin G Fernandez, Maria SValters& wf Irene I., It 8 BIk 8 F. Kepics &' wf Eliz., It 883 VOIVJ EN Robino-Ladd Fla., Inc to orothy to John H Foy & wE French Ave., F U Traffords C.., & Irma Maria Fernandez Townslte of No. Chuluota Spring Oaks Un. IV, $35,300. Announcements James N. Cochran & wE uth. It. 19 131k 11 Oakland Map run W 427.57' etc. 3.004 thatpartoflr.61,NOIACLRH $11,600. Bel-Airdllornes, Inc to Robt. Pamela, It 37 Northwood sores s-d, $35,000. 1-Cards of Thanks WANTED acres, $4,000. McNeils Org Villa $22,500. Joseph Davis (QCI)) to Anne I. Ownm' & wE Eliz., It 489 $35,500. The Springs to C. Neal Willis Austin Dev. Crp to Louis A 2-In Memoriam (QCD) Concept Design, Inc. F Doerf]er, wid & L.eonrn K. Spring Oaks Un. III, $34,500. RECEPTIONIST & Frank I. Schrimsher & wE wf Susan B., II. 10 131k 13, The Bolino & wE Pereria 8., It. 13 3-Cemetaries to Bernard M. Weinstein, DaIs,S15'of1A$& allot 6, lcsi Gilda N. Knox f-k-a I.udwig & Pamela to Wm. 11. Mitchell & springs, $15,000. EXECUTIVE a 4 -Perso,iaIs trustee & G. Nelson fllackmore, part of 6, etc., BIk I) Ridge High hb James P. Knox to Louis K. l Mary, It 91 Windsor Manor Austin 1)ov. to Karl P San Lanta s-d 3rd Sec., $24,800. Paul PiLer & ssf Pairkia to tnisee, Its 5 7 & 16, BIk C Its 2 .ij $100. S-Lost and Found Branding, It 57 Longdale sd 1st Addn, 13•5() • CInSSOn & wE Cherie C., Its. Samuel C Shaw & %sf Iniogene SECR [TAR JAL 3591117 & 18131k [, Its 611415 Epoch I'rop Inc to 13 Hayes $19,500. 6—Child Care Sergio A. Femenias & wE FLu. 3 & 14131k ii Sanlando Springs C., LI. 9$ Apple VdlIey Un. 3 T RA I NE ES 16131k F, Hidden Lake Un. 1 LL 2 Jones Sr. & wE Ophelia K., It .14 7-Motels . Hotels Richard 0. Myers Jr & wE to Larry Lester & wI Jo Anne, '2 of Tr. 14, 2nd repl., $29,900. $55,000. II .'.vrking In the secretarial I icId Sterling Pk Un. I $368,000. Village Sec 2 $57,500. TH. Sykora & wE June, 1.1. 915 Joseph S ajicek & nerd us urgent, we will give you Darleene, It I Greengate Fist., $38,400. 9-Good Things to Eat 1 Jane F., 1 onhi , tv ?anntj .nd provdv ov De'co (Pd., ln. t 11k?rd W Sprmi JhnW. Road !. ni lnrkI ;, 4ev ('lc f [mom to W.C. p3,000. !n lv., $3&ax'. ii. 5 Pr! L ik 'e--o i: Y;;eii "a" emelo rnn?. Thomas & wl Angei.a Li iii it Karflh1 A ' $ 'I )U1 : M::; l:1ers Inz.. jo r..rii11 r%.... floht. F. Jtr!enski & wE .h,-'.T.'.., wi-f' yflj, it.:r Oath !arfield, F 1) 1—flsftufjon I morning and evCning cIas.i II Came!oi (in. 32,600. Tanglewor.d Sec. 3 repl., iJatnmai & wE Ruth A., II. 20 Combank.WInter Park, Robt. K. Sundmaker & 103.3' of W 429.9' of N of available You must be willing to I Travel & Recreation Robjno.L.add of Fla., Inc. to NE'i (1essS14O'ofE59.$' See J1ith,IA9BlkCEasthrooks.d $3I 1131k 1), North Orlando Terr., Trustee, Lots,2.9. Its, 10-il I start immediatafy P.'' j.nd CJaCOI3S & wi liiji..e Un. j 'Ullel ieui. iuuuiar tiidg Crpt&C. 8 Un. 2 less part, t,50o. Its 12-19, inc. R.anda Addn, tCcview required. ;3—'r,ay Agencies N. It 59 Northwoo'd 833.500 Wm. 0. Weatherholt & wE N. Rupert B. Ilartman & wfj Sal-flak Bldrs Inc. to Thomas Inngw., $170,000. James Kinney & wE Ruth to CALL 834-8588 NOW 14-Camping.Resorls Clifton Jackson & Doris to Fla. SheriffsG(r1 Villa, Inc., ' Linda to Joseph Canivlres & wE Ethel J. & Emil C. Kirsch, IAsJ N. West & wE Sanfra J. Its 2526 Harold Nell & wE Katy to Katy Emma Bacon, IS—Action Sports [.1 71 ml: F 151' of LI 1 111k B E)om- Isabel, It 19 131k B Summerset & 31 Rands Addn LW, $100 & 27 81k 4 Crystal take Winter Neil, It. 8 & S lit of It. 9 Bear ORLANDO BUSINESS Washington Ilts., Ovi Edo, merich hills, 6th Addn (grantor No. Sec $fl9Q() Cross Co. Constr. to Wrnt Hcmes, $22,500. -COLLEGE tic Est., $100. Employment _________________________ $12,500. Wayne Constr. to Ernest G. Gross& wf Margaret, Patio Un C. howard Sweat & wi II I Douglas & wE Virginia to life est.), $100. 'PIANO LESSONS Wm. F, Stout & wE Eva to Il-Male Help Wanted James Kinney & wf Ruth to It -d Jr & wE Shirley, It 57 No. 313. The Villages, cond. i Altamonte Assoc., Un i&s is (;erald I) Ogler & wE Marilyn, 12 Week Choqd Co.ars.e $28,500. Gerttude Valois, Us 25 & 81k Fin Sheriffs Boys Ranch Fund, Winsor Manor, LW, $36,300. Hiy Wetter, 323.1379 19-Female Help Wanted 187 & 18.8 Forest City orange It 31 111k A, Non Hill E, West Altainonte His., Sec 3 i Knox Prop. to Thinkle Iliac Park, $100,000. Agmt Deed, charles ilw 20-Male Meredith Manor, $21,000. Female int: F 151' of It 1 81k B Dom$3Z900. Help Wanted inerich hills, 6th Addn grantors Falk to John 0. Bellamy Sr. & Jr. Hazel 13. Black, It 13 j Lloyd F Cunningham & Lots Bonnie V Thomas (fOflIl. S'zof 14 BIk B Hepl. 1k Mobil to K. Naomi Wi Martha F., $5833 'I-SituatIons Wanted Fin. Magnolia Inc to Qdng life est. $100. Hem, sgl. II. 20 Erickson) & tb Stanley L. to (QCD) Michael Anthony Gioe Shores, $4,000. Hedger E. Pouncey & 4 Howell W. herring, sgl., It. 20 111k C. Summerset No. Fe.ng Yin&wf Lisa, IA 97 Apple Financial Alfred J. Koblos to Albert ? 823500 Mary M. to Stephen P. Smith & to Helen 4. Gioe, Its 32 & 33111k 131k G Summerset North, Sec. 5, Valley Un. 3 $U,. _____________________ Three-D-Homej, inc. to Wm. wE Joan R., U! Bit 9 Weathers- H West Alt.amonte HIS., See. 2, Campbell & wE Elaine, It 4 24—Business Opportunjtl, Billy Fitzgerald Sowell & wi $27,500. Gro Manor, $46,300. S100. (QCD) James Beverly to Edw, O'Neii Gone & A. Armstrong, U 12 111k A San (kid lit Addn, $17,000. G Russell & wE 2S-Loans Jimmy F. Davis & wE Judy to Bci-Alre homes, Inc. t wE Sandra, It. 4 111k C The Carolyn to Carolyn I. Ruuell, 26-Insurance Dora A. McDaniel to James &l*sUan IRs., Un. 1A $33 Lot 7 North Orlando, $100. Cam Corp. to W.H. Green & T. Bagg & Wi Evelyn, us ® & Kenneth 3. Emerson & wf L*WtOLl S. King & wi Lflan, L ,meadows West, 1:36000 Spring Oaks Un. III, $35,40Q Jack F. Johnston & wE r1a F., It 38 Bit G, 1muui Kratzert & Charles 602 Longwood (grantor life tat), Rentals Sons Inc., Its 123 BIt B, Judy Camelot Un. Berle Shiver & wE Irene.tj to Wesley .111 Johnson & ,(XX). Beck. Exec. etc. to B J 5&6BlkK,&Lt2345678&g n'—ROOmS 'or Reni Inc. to David A. Sandra M. Mcfleed, 1110111k Dorothy, LI. 1 111k 13 Sweet- Deeggors & wE Lois W., N 7 30-Apartments Ch&lesO.Morgan&wf Mary Bit A, Sky Lark s.d $67800 Rent Vernon Hampton & wE to James H. Solomon & wE KeIlam & wE Dolores, condom. Iowana s.d Amended Pla water Oaks Sec. 3, acres of S 14 acres of W!2 of Unfurnished Res. Un. 21, Shh., 3, LI I Bit F, Robert Jackson & wE sue to NW' 4 of NW'4 & S 5 ch. of N 31-Apartments Rent "a Ahienne to Ronald A Worm32 No. Pearl St. Corp. to Zdw. A. Flick & wi PeggLou, 10.5' of W' of NW'. Sec 3.20.31, $27,800. Valley Farms Sec , $,000. shechem & wE Margare U Furnished Alexander H. Pinchinson & Vincent Evans, trustee, It I It. 2 81k C Little Wekiva Fat., $24,000. City of SanE, to Lakefront Trail wood Es?.. Sec $24530 32 -H,.9s Rent Unlurnished b0tl11dinNE4 Wi Mary & Sol Saclis & wE Bear 1k Est., & that part of 1.1 o. 1,850,000. Francisco I Rodriguez & wE Fla. land Co. to Edwln 0. 33-Hooses Beatrice L, to The Golden Tee, 25 & W oF 28 K of Hwy, & prt howard I. Phillips & wE Rae Smith or Martha, It 6 BIk M Rent Furnished dCSC., 835 Eugenla to Robt. G. Martins & of25Wofhlwy McNeils0rare of SW'1 of Ii Homes Rent QCDi Gerald H. Newby to Inc., that portion wE Judi It 24 lIlt A, Winter the hluskey Co., Li. 58, North Orlando Ranches, Sec 7 34-M $179,000. SE'. Sec 14-20.30, N of Old On Villa, 3S Carolyn Sue Newby, U 8 Blk B, lidden Harbour, $48,500. Mobile Home Lots Woods ad Un. 1 $2,200 Donald Walton & Mary tO Seaborn Goebel & wf Rd le.ss F 523') et al, so,000. The Huskey Co. to Dec Parkiton s-d, $100. Sue to For Rent Fin. Land Co. to Robcrt E Ralph H. Ricks & Wi Ethel to Edw. Gross & wf Helen, Its 24 usseil A catexine Constr. Corp., LI 14 Kent & wE Hazel M., King & wE Letha i., U 9 BIt N 36-Resort Property (QCD) Carolyn S. Newby flonis E. Allen & wE Gloria 3., fl & 28 Loch Arbor, lalcof .1. 5 131k B, Sweetwater Oaks North Orl Ranches Sec Bit B, Sweetwater Oaks Sec 6 Short For Rent to Gary F, Short & It 17 Forest Hills, 130000 7 12,200 Pines Sec 2, $45,700. c. 4, $54,900. 113,900. Joe N. Haynje & wE Barbara 37—Business Property Carolyn U 91 Lynwood, Otto V. Schreck Jr & wE Nora — J. &sIIey O1km & wE Louise For Rent to Dennis P. Wise & wE Judith (QCD) Carolyn S. N. Short tO E to Catherine Cornelius & A., It 1 Bbk F Lake Onenta toRkbardOBrandeb.n.y&wf GrayFranklinShort&Carol)'n B,tt)' 1cCarThy, Beg. pt 35-Wanted to Rent Seminole Cour / continues its Marrefla N,, U 7 BIt D Re1. S., U 70 Lynwood, $100. iiu.c Un. 2 $34,500 line Tr. 77, McNeils Org Villa, SanoraUn, l&!1i Sec 7.20-31 Adati, F Butch & wf Eula to ChanningL.Orr&wfJoan Real Estate fantastic growth te making it one $44000 RIchard M. flerry& wE Susanna 41--Houses Larry G. Somers & wE Nancy for Sale Iro)' Jones to Norman J. W. Ilickm,m & wE Josiane M., LI 9 Williamsons hits., 111k 13 Dnd hills Esi, 1Mhjf& U... of the fastest in e United States. I -51i,t,,r A wf 1'll.. t 1' " 18 rree. ó.iz for "We Care— "HtIlne". Adults or Teens. Herald Want The Persona Is 1 INFORMATION _ ..--...-..-=.....-.. - - _,. uy __________ Uoyds of OrE, Inc. to Willie H Clifford 1). Jordan !m1. & John S. Worling & wE Janet to Earle M. Oakley & Wf. Vlcent Glean & wE Inda to J. Donald Miles, mistec to Morrow& wi i.oulseM., E'of tnis(ee & wE Ann to Joe Fred II, cronican & wE June 1., Nanctit' li, Warren E. Brown & E. Gerber, From SW A. Iw & wifluth, LLS Eugene W180'o!N25'of NEL1 ofNW'j Wiginton Trustee Lts 31 & 32 lAs 34 & 5 131k A, ir. 59, WE. Mary J., Lt 9 111k C l8&t9flLk2SuburljanlIomes, cor of NE'4 of NW'4 of . 0! NEL1 of SWI Sec ZZ-21•29 81k2,1A53&481k3,Lt531&32 SanlandoSprings, $41,000. Sweetwater Oaks Sec. 2, sxx 21-30etc., $100. )eu N 25' for rd. 817,800. 131k 4, repl of Part of North Epoch Prop., Inc. to Kenneth $53,500. The Greater Constr. Crp to Willie Mae Grant, wid toJ.V'. Orlando First & Second Addn Chaitman & wE Marlene, IA Maik II. Lazar & wE Maxine Felix Mege & Wf. F.lfz. $o 19 Ronnie I) Thomas & wE Carol, Hickman, Beg. at NW cot of $56,000. 81k B, The Springs Shadowood Wm. J. daly & WI. Gladys U 1 S. to Matthew Ingills & wE ':-------:-- ,6 The Sanford Herald Read; Look, -T'-- 841-3931 Traditional Homes 3 & 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Double garage central heat & air, wall.to-wail carp.t throughoI, G.E. rarge & self clean:ru.g oven, dishwasher, disposal, FUlIy.sudd lots, well landscaped high & dry. Extra large inside utility area, centrally heated & air con ditiOned. Colonial, Spanish, Mcditerranean, Contemporary, Provincial architectural styI. A financlnç1 plan is available to new home buyers at Sanora, Mortgage terms are limited t' a maximum of 2$ years with this plan. Interest rate 5 8 Pd. 'n a 90 pcI. loan or 7~ nc'. on an 10 act. loan from 3525O �.- ........-" .7- .... 6C-The Sanford Herald Are L You An Ar Shooner? Check Th W1 ks - lvjWarId so HI' .. WT FREIGHT "ii Realty W Lake Mary 21. TWO 1015. total 11 o sq,ji CCI)iiQfl IrO*dM. ( CO'.".'tRCIAL CORNER t, W Call 322-2420 Hr Mon - 44t G Also Miscellaneous si . H (54 4 love seat SS$L 135041%$44?o5341 misc. ~Lrec1rs. etc. 21 515$ $53 $ bedroom sets mashing mhlnes. EVEREST tZALTY. INC. 1101 S Hwy. 17.57. Ma 8$1eI0. 1 U M - -- * Mart* Maitland flea 9z1 H Y L - - ens rom St if S BARGAINS ' p 1.3. a c1 $4 NETTS. $54 3720. *311644. *31 71. etc. .be I repwdl.s of price. to make room fot flew fall fi ChVldISI. - Oct 141h. PHIL DEERE FURNITURE. HW)'. 64Th mites, west ci Sanford. 3230230. ElectrIc Fireplace. I2lOwaflh.atee *ttti tam iite flefOstor*. used I CSII 3n-24" Anytime W0 U9BY. $)©t IC Playmere Navel 1i4', 1.1)0. Air COndit,s'wr, 330 Bar & 2 ItOots. 1290. Cai 123-I)4 fsS.alesLaader ' Y*ufPiItpLitt#Leq..c, F.L1ORS 'l --- m5?chsiç dryer Beth 51$ me. Call In 4:2,u. , To R eft lperator yr. old. $55 3233323 altar 5)3 m*e.up dees. 4 lb. e4.ctrc FrtesØ, Friar, Agfa Camera. rovrdccifte!atTe F irst ISO tai,j all 3234154 -- -- - . USI : E SS CE R A Pi.i. fl05732 4 E9202 Se'..lO*e TV iT,tft* Ceru'ra4A r call Carl Harts. a' SEARS us Sanford 322 1771 - beds cleaned ..c I ar~- C - Fenciitg - Need lenc,irtO? We install ouality fences, all types. Fast it uairty ixua i y Extra Qual t ad qviêk & .i. waShers, dryers, dIPI*athers, disposals, air conditioner S & refrigeration. restic 1. corn cnorcat 373-11)1 Retr'gera?oqs, is _ .-'___•- Attic ID1J1iO1I -Ha;an 1.. . - Insulation. SAPIFORU & HEATING 7/ i. . Ph 3221335 uE..UTY SALON . .. r, Pa4ng. interior. . 51isr Improvements '- t2 7er'• fr snfefw Ciioting 'ots or Specialty,mi Aft; 3pm. Lca'nstd 3 Isnwed. 113 lIlt - Ceramics JACQPe5 CER&MlC$. teNs dealer, 10 S Closed Thtso., &fundiy. 322757). -------.---W&ACERAMICJ 41C Crley-AscSInilord Concrete SERViCLUL,ti1ED - 6 cyl Itafliard. It"Chevrolet Pick up. 25.0cC mIles, AlconditlotI, S).00 Pit. 3fll?07. - -- ---- mnitt. Pitt flew. 1 -- - . 1. .kr 5PECIAL TI4ISWE KA UPIITPO FREIGHT IAI.1S Spanish. I (# from, 2 ;, ' , STARTS SUNDAY sis, 94 55 t . •.-.>. &; OCTOBER "'" STEREO SPECIAL o waft. tXO Gafrard tom wd see. rev 5.4$. i i ti ?Oj I' A41" 3 DAYS ONLY-ENDS TUESDAY Look inside for more savings, pedal buys, a few items at reg. low prices. -I- Uch.it ) Hours iSUanFni skins. In easy-care polyester knit that stays fresh and fashion-bright through work-a-day L REPOSSESSED - 65 TT WAGON $1490. 477S - •-. 70 ft Concord fully S elf contaIned, generator. 340 Ford chassis. Special orce a this time $7555 .J#ew ¶,fI4 Trtvel. Hwy 171'2 • 4 313W. ISM St- SerWoi WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL WHOA. Don'?throw away useful 0all, flerns se" thiern Quickly wts a f4rrald Ware Ad by calling 3 r aflani asting for a LULL Hwy. 436 & 17 92 LLVEWL Ld°-LtL Fern Park LONG-WEARING PANTYHOSE SHEER STRETCH NYLON 1 Pets and Supplies Nude heel,bas. iccolors.Qne size fhsoll. Ff at Puppis to good Pi.me Pall Beagte Female, Srnos. 3224M REPOSSESSIONS V Get More Hei %NTY I NxD CARTRARGAIN PRICED! L lot,, also red. tire I It-%., *vf ardAM-FM an dItracx Stereo med. shah. US Animal Haven c rsole. $711; Stereo, as Is. G rooming & Boarding Kennels $41. Cash or Terms arrattQed. 1)0 in STS2. per rtsovh. Call Credit Manager, -3725111cr see at S3fWor d SewIng y the Li ow Center. 307 E. 1st St.. DoWntQ*'fl Father from g LArl. USE WARDS CONVENIENT . FOR STREAMLINED SALE , SUMNER . ' iws ItarIae I7I Fr*,t0900dhome. two klfle,n and or mama cat. 3fl-.o. SEWING MACHINES STEREO month Porcnes P&fo*S - PWIS & Vents . lI"l'IIR& UNBELIVABLE SAVINGS CONCRETE PATIO COG 13 FENCE CO. BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Jot.iwantrj LEBARON Grooming-Poodles, Terriers, iii breeds.$l discount with misedln Sanford I) yrs m-s14. ____________ A . Luxury Car With Equipment Comfort Ont V ILeha ba ronC i ________________ ' .aor That Ct. mood LOIJSJY I On 17) & 1172 VegjsC Comnt,t.Ia •erv,ceu. cicaned. Ready To Go. Hatchbacks, Wagons a -. 34I ______ rwrrlj;~Itft 4 'i •. ,, Me PUAS And Shoo Fail. (i.peniatu 1 -- -. .. -- DRAFTING & PLAN WEAL SERVICE. tar b,'lders, $ifo & r,oyoua,s CusIc.rn PlouSi p'.sns. pic? pists, & room edd't.o"s Ph. 172-10" a See t td MATTRESS a I(sitigs complete Built-in button- I $28. Base included. IYOY BUICK 1969 MERCURY Full Riviltra Pv*er pack&gQ, Gold With Black Vinyl Marquis 2 Door Hardlop, Full Powor JL Air CAA AAA Top. ONLY Radio.. Nice Car. $2135 A. 1W AM 7- V ty . U " 76 5. LI wasriouue, COi- - IDUC Orion' Savelle' reg fl ...... ARO Super acrylic, reg. 1.69. .1.08 I ALSO SALE PRICED: 2.30 hand towel..... 1.85 90' washcloth ........ 75' $2166 V 1,406 6plotio-9.0 Clark Chrysler Plymouth is having .- .i b . • ,d C.ni C., #•d a. i '4o.iai - . - 1 v , A WAGON SALE I WELLS DRILLED SFRtNKLE5 SYS'7Efr,'. All types .ifsd 51755 Werepthfee4s.ry.ct STIHEMACHINE& SUPPLY CO. ON THE SPOT _FINA4CING - Mull $ - Unusually Sharp S-election of late model yvagons (1969s 1973s). IS THE TIME TO MAKE A DEAL THAT WILL SAVE YOU SS$ NOW 5 OFF! WORKS FAST! REG. 77.0 : Features ½-HP overload-pro. t" N2 led motor. - ' IiIUII 1/2 OFF! - FOOD WASTE DISPOSER MEN YOU COMPARE WE GAIN A CUSTOMER V 4.50 LUXURY DEEP-PILE 50% VINYL FLOOR TILE Canbeinstolled Colton terry. on any grade floor. 4 hues. tents JJ EACH - - - - I * b.a. F. REG. 49" EACH 12 x 12 JACQUARDBATHTOWELS Choice of2pat. 24( IFF1 '"' ba le owl AtA000SM0.0, wo'd 30.95 EXCH. 48-MONTH GUARANTEED BATTERY EACH Reliable start. lflgPOWer.Most American cars. 7 JUU . I SPECIAL BUY COMFORT-fir CREW SOCKS IN RICH TONES FOR MEN Scoop em up! Long wearing acrylic-nylon, 10-13. Hurryl I'D TO WAIT TO ENJOY 1011 HAT YOU NEED NOWVIC to1 UST CHARGE IT MATH CONFIDENCE AT uWARDS ORLAN130 CASSELBERRY DAYTONA, COCCIA MELBOURNE Sn F lats 1 0 08 V&ua&Nom Roal WAUIDS 25 u Cocoa Rid PIAL t . '. '%lI - ----- 4-oz., 4-ply pull . skeins; machine . - 0~6 Iiad of its 411-0001% 9.014also Poo'. y_ JOYCE WELL DRILIAN, 307 W.lssdSt. .'..-. KNITTERS! ACRYLIC YARNS, LOW PRICED; SPECIAL BUY WC C...T D C 'T F' Li CYIYi-I..i vv fIfl't?. WeL --,i, Land Clearing - ....._ --P)i34'j & '•r" ar? C!w.rCic.valing 5 iradang f5 773 U17 t 377 Will, day or 'i.t. ..... - ... .Prrc a garage sale? Don't l-;cI to aderIu it in the classified adst . ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE Lc.ened Re5ldanViafCOmm,rdial Free E1imtps ____ r-- °: \ (fy SPECIAL BUY' rLAZA•nLO, PARK P"9. P50 100 too small Pit 134-11.1). - --...... CONVENIENT SHOPPING sI ______________ _____________ ROOf 'tI A. SAte? MetIl ChM*t"t & DonS90uls K0FrenchAve3fl ....,--. . I EDiT no" a J $2 to to spay mama. 372S711 C"TCDCAC STEREOS "iJ? 3 PAIR $ neJghborlsoo, Sanford. . FCIIHI! i LLU 30$ New 541* Re 4 Y -' The demonstrator. cost U. sleeP: 4-kiz. gas range. Coleman PwItef, air conditioning. Dinette Fainnm,g-int.reor & titter-or Vacuum Cleaners mears, root's p.anleut, tnt ttore-sexperienced estimates 323 07,5 .-KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER Carpentry, Remodeling. AddiIi, Only authorized sales I service in Custom Work. FrneEstimate- 273Sanford. Open 5-S. Mar. -Sat. 009 )CYW.2flttSt, PP 323 $310 FREE Home Demonstration ..T, made screen rooms ports. Top workmanship a Want to isi something) * Smalf materiht. LEACH ALUMINUM .nfltmint in a Classified Ad wit r,rvrejjTt%FAQlCATtO4. 3734471 I .. a rnin, wiffia.co,tClaseitledatr - .ft-I - r'', luP4,J,ItU week to get-away weekend! You'll wont more than one! Misses' SM-I. i' _________________________________________________________________ Great fashion! Great price! Colorh WIfh today pointed collar and button-front . . . lopping flS I Ora.,e Avi. Orlando (htwies H.ld. & Sat .f 5 BLIYI HIT LOOK! SCREEN-PRINT Tops Mediterran.ar, I F renoch Provinc ial bedroom wi. Can cm vaer of tall Tandem Trailer, Y ou haul it or I will Call 2221495 FREE-BassaftBaegle Give cur Isorne a bath. Remove -'iloew, peotict pant Prtsur cleanwailt. fret ii? ! YOU have an eye for teal value, yO'Il IVI IPTC 'Iai1fli Ids regu4ar'. Fn Travel Traitr Equipment for Rent W Faftartla Ave- Winter Park. Pressure CkIPWI9 Auction 3730647 or accident 1731. Longwood, 134-0414. STEREOS in ain E elersor. Quality Work • hooks Garden L Lawn Service Mow ing,Edging, frommniq es.t mates Rea'sonab4i 70 years experience DeBary 64*4143 . lumber, half f,! glut LteEIert,,( Cwt , FM muttpIx redo $ track taPe p&ayII IV(he0el*( Iitt5, and much more. Guaranteed. Sold new tsr 1475. Pay balance of $113 or - DA'ViS SCREEN REPAIRS i, of ce 3nSM. CARROLL'S FURNITURE. oryPuanj I ns & et '. call lln4sss - 11OIP 7x4i92 56' pine. Stud grade. 'Treated. 31 00 cfl. COlt 323 MU. 111130 miaighly. Plaw 60.1577 for 323 pick up, COR VETTE 11. T-Top, power br ak es. 'teetg. a 322i212 seat 4. Soling I .,. ,eó t972 beautiful Heatmg Hirt a Super salesman, a claudiid __________ ad. to WI your don't need CLEANING _ OIL HEATER -. CA LL RALPH -- rfeç, (.j,. •C PUBLIC AUCTION ,, • fl. auIiulflgmo,eais 61 TV-Radio-Stereo y A DRYWALL-SPRAYING & PAINTING Be" Care 53 G4'oornng Prof ees lout with ivt a ,,..- .& P.M. nima l Grooming ard Boarding , 377 i.,. Cell 322 141$ AIR CON D$T,ONlicO. 7405 5an4d Avg. a...ss . HEN ALL GENERATIONS SHOP AND SAVE 11$0 Ph 322 1P51 alter S pm -. stromberg carlictin wall t /2 - 84 Pet Care Dr iver and Dump Truck tot '-. prlcetpaed, ud. any cOndition 4444174. Winter Park Weciai TRIMMING Hwiig - -- damaged by CHEVY PICKUP Nothing ake over. Call redt m4230. e2$13i1. ItS) Chevy Fit$ " Ion pickup. Wasiners and Refrngera,cvs. Oc*s MOWING. EDGING Et4XARiizc,(..AS&FAIHTCf) CANADIAN REFRICERAT IOI. AND APPt 'MICE SERVICE EE 4 30 .-----.---- Lauvs S vice. Odd jobs. And Lign' hauling. Tremblay, 373-iiii. Ph. tv4m tIlne(EApplanc,s L l ARD 1543 Dodge 7 00cr, excellent coridd Ion. 434134) - Freight Damaged - .... ?;$1 74.4) ... 431 1446 _____________________ edged to pief ._. -.--- aluminum tra,Ier. ExcellenT tis.tjai sath.rs and Dryers. WARRANTY. Fret Delivery, WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 4.44 . Tumer Fame Co., MVII, A& R APPLIANCE REPAIR calf 372 3417 after 1544 JEEP Nctnlng 00wrl. take Over. Call credIt marager, 373 4230, 635 1341. - A,.,. pp lian ces nces RECONDITIONED trcton SeriaIst MOWing ree'st oily Free estimate -. A I St * **AMC JEEPS* tso lr Cabin CruIser. canas, 130 E try Nfl. 'r"' $4751 Galvanized 7PM the best by in American F W trailers. SS lbre 13 KENMORE WASHER parts, o øaiy S S. we biy or sel one And Jeep vehicles, see Motors It'v(e. used n,acnes iqhside •s?i.ng boats. Only $755 pse(eorrlouseto&d. Consigevnents DON BA! ES Galvanized soilø axle 14 trailers MGOP4E-y APPLIANCES 323 welcome 323731), SANFORD Sanford motor company way S129- DOP""WO 150 30 hP AUCTION. littitty, ly97. Sanford. 50 S. French Ave. 3n 4m ''.Ch5. $156. Terms. V8s? our • 11 CU. ft. 2 000 frOstI WiLird large boat let. ave an eye for real valve. ii 75 Campers rtfr'nQeratoA. tttvr On bo't*m. POBSONMARINE you'll eye the classled as VS.. Ref?ig,e*tO-• iagravel Trailers M? Hwy 1792 rpu-5rl. . hiQIu.W' deep, for camper ornor, In y"I $it 3fl-1)0$ an..' s p.m. S.rro Scatty. I)'. $750. 23' Scamper, air, extras. 12450. 200 Franklin •u p. ?w and Used. Frttti-'t, Whiners, 59 Musical Merchandise Road. Lake Mary. 313 $416 Rttr .gerators and Ai r Can. jIlt, new L'kPft* Sun & Fun Camper top , -----e-tioners. GENEVA KEATING 46 52 I.wn 5yj XW AND HEATING SERVICE cars Trucks and TraiterS 154 'ems LIrVYS Marl 21$ Sa.or3 A ve ... Cash buyer (or used articles. jot. rwTe. etc HWY 14 ANTIQUES. con.?c#t. MEOW flfrw'j ,. ORIENTALRIJGS WANTED MRCONDlTNG 3056 Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! 4b' Citioi'ig ' ta Camaro 307. 1 spet. 3toØ actual mites. Excellent con, SH at COUtIf 04 I41 P & L0Ctjt q Removed ----r. BOeWIO14 tIOergLM$ trlMs,S8. j5p, Gtn9 ready to ,noua? SIT eicet jtnson. Excellent condition, Autos or Sal u asI trailer fUllY tId. tI5 (, ttemsquitIymacsas.if.d - still . .-644-41151567 P1 . V m.jtPt Barracuda. be$..A Iful 69 'on. racing firm Stamps-Corns es. must Sin TCraft.31'. US Meet. Power. trim, in 767 1. Plot di? gafvsnLteri tfaIer. Tape T buy IS%d Sell goki or slyer cons. . oftlt. radio. tuti caft',*s, like new, 1.soeed. R&H. lice vw ceac' us !rt We aisc tuy r. r $is Call 4$64 $ cons S MiNO E COiN __________ 01900. CENTER. IC'S W fit 7234132 Zh.p. Evvudtelectrlc start. ,,, good 1)25 Ph 3231551 after S - 1571 Vista CruIser, 32.100 miles. pm.' ex tra clean. 4713045 See at 7201 71 Antiques Frtnch Ave. BEDROOM SET 3Pece.i1 t'L3237411 'N SE Wanted to Buy CASH ifl 1132 For used furniture. appliances. Boals& Marine E quipment owdre. S60- Aft* marnogany room Slarcrt" 64, 16* ban bool, 33 divider. M. M IS95 Evinrud* motor, Trolltx PAYMENTS 65 ------------------------------- s A TT TTENTION FURNITURE BARGAIN P1TESI f '! WYT U Il'. LflCT ayaways, Slightly damaged R01461I ii.,. .1 011 refrigerator. Top Ortef. Hdrvftl GOld fim%h Only $15 no, Full w4wPwrri.eurv.st.caue' c v.n'.ng canu*,, u will, r. , , top. I vat.ng bicycle an,lt4t orccsrtyto 41 i w type exerciser. 1 ve, serv+4 **t'li txttiih1 7 gas (stereo comSwIdarg for biA1tn1. "isceTanen.i i?ep,i no moi•,to 14? W*Eh th best' Call 323-0523. 'I 1. FU RN I TURE ''"E r 54 I Provincial) Ltvtrig room -arrar:h. call M#244 so for '-' •'•. . so, Call m12 NO ft - 17 97. LOngwood, F La. r •t t., . ,- ._ FREIGHT DAMAGED ' Lk'Ci ,,,,. Sot. Bid Matching (iv $J * CENTRAL FLA. SALVAGE t . Household Goods *347 Real~ U. i STOCK R EDUCTION SALE NEW, USED. REPOSSESSED Tvi. r'i.rg. Al.a5 Real EstatCWanted . -. •.• 1 ...- TELE.iSO'4 SETS 525 UPEight year old Buick. radio. he.t.r u.s.. p b. COW pony . Loves 1?, olitlton truck, dua l MILLERS goo good tires. Ph. 2731431 after t cttldren Make offer. 323 consider wt%eel. 24)9OTt Dr, t.33 pm. ,ra. 3237144 after. -. say coIt.Imos $125 940 Ford Pic k up. iittifl Thijn 961 Jeep Station Wagon. CRCCIIpn$ Ga rage. Rummage condi?Icn. Good tfrtS. 32257$) 67(4455 dertr6engln..$cyI.Ats0iS6iVW Sales 6T3S Sun root 11069 Dg super Be left ilçt - ist 5*Ø I. t1 Ud Fr,OM Sales. 3150 S. Orange Ave • Orlando. Ph 1554751 Terms ,ailabia. Hri. Mon Fri. 5 Sol. , to S SI j., . __________ I..' .t 50 5. Sat S to S Term 41Y &Aablt. ' --- 3 . •. • pte) ______ 7 Horses beng $175; flame braid box sprinq & mattresses 3.4$ f f. DOd chests & ntgpt t?ar4t CJl% ClOset. 4 Car1 'd TIbia. Dshes. glasses. Table s.arnpi. avauablt Ir'$pict at United toots. Poured camera. Patin a, Freight Weto Grove rive. 3S5 S. Orange AVG. oriano. 1154751. Hrs, Mt FYI. 5?o Sat . C.arrt Sate-S15. I Sunday. bevier StoS Ter,rj avaab1e Read Is? road west 04 rpc.r? Blvd. On West aa. IUflT South of ftom Fleet Rewire 332 74 545 Refr ;rj Will Sill end entaIl. at b w d am w1i toolesaile COST. 1) so pci. below retail. Flnancm; assao, up to 36 ?nW1t, F ret Pvena ei2imate ARIES CARPET 24I.g551. Call icil BRAND NEW 1573 name brand .,.'-, fiwwacir an Q1'4q$ 2 frost-fret TV-Radio-Stereo 53 SAVE ON NEW FUIfNITIJRE aa table - -..LEX WITH FIREPLACE. 3 1 b&M waM featuring Junk Cart - _______________________________ Household s LiIt .ng roon sets (S WALL TO WALL MME 01 AYE INSTAL LATION - r't Prr..r . - _______________________________ CARPET 'ntsc spe*kers. Iwn I•Q• JVC 515 &W Garrard ii't tawes. II Income and 16 - For Sale each; riG 0 fIe*dphon-s $13 etch; 11 ta oecks 13$ cactI; STEREO 10'*SOt.ES V1 êC).. Your MuwioteLlujfmgAencv 'REALTORS 2iélPar*D 7 _________________________ _________________________ ___________ So tIN IT ED F RE IGHT SAL ES Anytime -- - Area S.EeLee- SHELLEY USED cts, 701 tr,ncn Ave.. 323fl60 ,,•,•• I .. 2000. 1547. auto air. Pifell I steel belts. very good c0tift0fl. $3251 firm. 3no, Motorcycles 8 _____________________________ Mercdt5 i.5 Plymouth Belvttre with 19V 3CvitOmCh0P*fl so eng ni .8 p.td 51)0 cash Ca I see to appc.c late 327 4775. Best oiler. Ph. (30 0512 __________ S tEe to 5h4 4c (73 sn AM Co'tvnprcll car, e,scIea*er t 1$ 10 ACRES 3 sides- Only FM Comn.rtL ru .Jch (5) o voo rww broadloom Garr component s'steens $l.GS0 Per ICFC. Ercenett terms CàfPet let? over from COmmercial ç $445 t W $254. %lf&(1S trstaiat [4 PEE LIBODY SHOP Ito SentoidAvenuP nwttd. lunk Your cost, havled l*1 _______ STEREOS DeHona Sc 1hY. avai. Trr-s WWII*" Cc ustj S, n. t.gue tag Esciltert shape. Bjck. -.--------------- SADDL E EQUIPMENT oois Aievcrn Sa'e at tr* oto we ster n c'p p v2 .i mi le S. a' o, Sanford l7VOl(u!OOttCrc15tl .77 SALES OC~ Avg. OrIAM4010- PSI, lip. sjj 'etter O1ar4o 7554191 antme 155 55. tcI and test of . )S3 p _____________ - Price. W( Th .-.,.....,-. -.- .,,.-...... ....-.,........... _____ __ ___________ ver se"O Jun* rr; , to -,. - .. -. _______ _______ Autos for Sale 80 Parts Accessories UNITED Stenstrom Auto Repairs /6 Vç Miscellaneous 30; Oh .- - I Art Sansom by For Sate ( - Advftrthsing Supplement to: Sanford !!eald, Suaidy, October 7th, 1973. Below, Itnrgains caltbari Real of - h air __ Real EsLale Wanted PER ACRE. 2 Cr BeJfhPtvflQtj Eslate wall" flg pjrç s li t" areas. _______________________ mOtthf!. total 'ce. sins. CUI2 74 F,d 154 pcI. Call ØtbIt. -IaN. Mo -- c THE BORN LOSER :7 ------------ 543 -- Sunday, Oct. 7, 1973 Lots and Acreage :3 -.. 4vaV I ,, I . u AUpPM r 1, 8 8 2PAIR -.-*-. ..... �WHEN ALL GENERATIONS SHOP AND SAVE SPECIAL BUY CLASSIC AND ELEGANT. . SLEEP STYLES FROM WARDS IN ANTI—STATIC NYLON * FASHION NOW! CLASSIC LOOK—OF-LUXURY IN , SOFT 01ANA! SHIRTS j a i R88 /1 88 RIG. $8 REQ. -I - EACH GOWN rr PAJAMAS EP COAT WA LIZ $6 SHC REQ. $8 Sill Don't miss this exciting buy! Waltz gown, Today's glamour! in silky, soft Qiano nylon. Fine workman..:. ,_t. .;•_._. .. L .- -i'-..- - Cuffs Complete your all matching coat and shorty pajamas. styled with soft, flowing lines for super flat. Iery. Anti•clinq nylon tricot is easy-can., stays smooth, sleeps comfortably and travels like a dream. You'll love them and they make a great gift, toot Pretty fashion tones in misses' S, M, L Choose your favorites! aO1 look. You'd never gum it's s4i a low price! in white, blue, maize, copper, block. Misses' sizes 32-38. 'r P _ -- ik/ _ a _ 51—INCH WHITE "STONE" MANTEL-AT GREAT SAVINGS DURING WARD WEEK! - Spectacular fireplace, of rugged polystyrem with simulated oak-grained top, looks real! Automatic thermostat controls 11012O-voltheater.Separateon/offswstches OIIOW heater and logs to be operated independently. Includes realistic-looking logs, that give true flickering fire appearonce, and screen with brass-plated trim. '1/ 2 PRICE 1/2 PRICE MISSES' PANTY BONANZA FAMOUS "MAGIC CROSS" STYUNG IN A SLEEK DOUBLEKNIT SHAPER Criss-cross straps shop. naturally. Doubbekiit nylon with flat "noshow" seoim Sleek! A832-38; C34-40. $ 2FoR 199 Reg. 4-5011) cup 34-42 .. . .. 2.25 i . . I REGULARLY 9 EACH Buy on armful! Comfortable, sleek nylon b riefs and bikinis are delately trimmed. In pastels or white. Misses' sizes 5, 6, 7. LEG 399 _ SPECI ADD OLD—FASHIONED CHARM TO YOUR HOME WITH OUR BOSTON ROCKER 148 Discover Americana! Quaint Boston Rocker represents a solid furniture tradition. Worm, rnnllow antique pine finish. Hand stencilled back decoration with lavish fruits and flowers motif. Rolled front with a thick dished seat. Durable steam-bent arrowhead slats arid notched crown give added stability. REGULARLY 199.95 - 3988 LIMITED QUANTITIES KNIT DRESS SHIRT BUYS FOR EN 0 ;; ,. ,.. I; ::: '000 , all is S. Is 0 00 ; .S.. ese C.. 0 41 V 000 10 0 000 ••. *If •.• 5 ••b rr nu. colors. P 66 . irr rriiir In + IIC...HVC 11A Lively patterns, SA .1 Led SPECIAL BUY! Polyester stays new ............... '2 S 'I C. f II ' *. . .sf.. S.. . •• ••. Knits give built-in stretch comfort! Knits stay fresh looking day! Knits con'e-olive with colors and patterns! Knits are today's dress-up news. and, they're incredibly Ward Week priced I Polyester. nylon. 2-button cuff styling. 14Ya-17. Hurry in! SPECIAL BUY! Comfortable, colorful half sleeve knit dress shirts. Scoop 'em up now....... S (1 .11 - see SI. of, S.•' SAVE 1 .55! MEN'S TOUGH-WEAR TWILL woo : t S S ::: ::: woo tw o ::: ::: so •Il o rve •S. I. 4110* 906 go o Si,. 0 0ebe •.• •' . ••. .• r#r tn pIV ••• •& ••• ' 1 •a• too 'T . . . .. 'I.. 4 '. 16 .5'. - •.. 'Sr 0@0 q•. •* it by S • S... - 4101 .. /5 . I• see • •55 Vj f pa•. • le C '• •S• •.• ., •.v., $.I •.•• 'tk • . S - • S rI's C C. i1 •• it. .. • . S P •• o . 44 Soo 6*0 ,- ..4 • pS goo 0 # •.• $4$5 OFF Yrvi's tnrr ••. .s F V' ••pSS • S 1k WARD WEEK ONLYI RICH * too 4 5 • .• .' S.. JEANS FLARE OUT IN GREAT COLORS I You get Won't-quit wear wth flare jeans of rugged polyester-cotton tj twill I Hit western styling, too, in wonted colors , even white! Machine wash; no ironing. 29 to 38 REGULARLY 5 99 REGULARLY I 000 * 0 %0, $á)j'f1 $ 3 OFF!BOYS' WARM, ' JRLY CI'O SHIRT-JACKET •i, .. rt,&a.e FOUR IMPRESSIVE TABLE LAMPS TO - DRESS SLACKS FOR MEN I • :j::: . .• ---- 'f •.: __________ .' I. '1 r DDFLJTrI1 A _ REGULARLY $13-414 717 j __- •• ---=- I .-.' 1 'W IN doublelcnifs; Rich fashion tones, tool 30-40. Hurry! .11' I I - • I - III ___ in W444 IW "- ,.. - ---- - . - .. -_ f'__•_••_ WARDS CHARG-ALL PLAN IENABLES YOU TO BUY WHAT YOU NEED, WHEN YOU NEED IT--j C ARGE fff sa, 39.88 37"H ......... twing prisms, 51 Early American style—glass, WOOd bass, 34"H,... .....39.88 ii 59.99 tradItional style— ceramicP00k bas., 4rH,... . ..... .39.88 .99 Mediterranean style—can- 59-99 4 . . ___ ainnn iii YOUR LI1P10E - a •. Each represents a definite style trend. All have3 way switches. Bulbs extra. , Wanted stye. in brash ids Wear alone or plaidsl over shirts d foi hit layered I.)ok Warm bland of wool, other fibers. Gives great shirt pockets, side vents, too! 8-20. Sharp price! I Cuffed flares I Lkxwffed flares I Now - I1Irr#%n u WARDS CRYSTAL CHAND SIZE ANNE PRICE FOR E REGULARLY 5.99 41 i ly! C1 Q _ ___ ________ OFF! OR STANDARD Incl. spinner handle, ratchet, flex handle, 23. ¼" end ~" drive sockets, 13 hex keys. Each has imported crystal prisms, on- 00 JLIS 1999 25.9$ 1 12li htchand.IIer 22W' dl 3-light chandelier, 49.99 dI:rn,'14:99 ir dlam.. . . 19.99 C_jS.11ght chandelier, 0 J$light chandelier, 22½" dlam., 39.99 10-IightchandeIi.r, 22½"dlam,, 44.99 HURRY IN TODAY—SHOP THE CONVENIENT, MODERN WAY WITH CHARG.AI.L AT WARDS! I AS LOW AS 1A99 Bulbs extra �+ . . _______ •. .•.,.... t2A k j 0.4 -- - L - r Fl CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR HAS IT ALL 21.9 14 )&fi —INCREDIBLE VALUE, UNBEATABLE PRICE' its C Lo /. CU 1- AUTO. ICECUBEMAKER, AUTO, WATER DISPENSER N.:.... ______ IOO.(ATTHE COOKING TW YOU SAM __ __ . •.1• PULl E rr ___ I Browning grill 1. s.carsmeatsfast c . . Im M Mo PZ\ Entirely :Water f;::zf !1 oil la t ch 1I::i-:: I .Automatkicemakermakes,storessc. -. ____ -r / - SPECIALBUYI E __ :. Is L C. 10 08 I I -- 9AGG O ff -= _________ 00 Huge freezer holds up to 233 lbs. food rw ITTj''''TI!1$'j i oner On rollers for cleaning In 4 colors .,. . 0 / M cc 00 0 0 - U10i)- 6; co C OL Uj U-- - - - - . - - 4 , -. - - - - . - ..,, •4 r 40 1 CS ai CU firne Lin 4 o b4 7/( Oft servo 4 U) J I !t 4I OFF! A TJ= v.1' b. FIOSTLESS 2O.3 CU. FT. SIDEBY—SIDE / Automatic ice maker; s 3rd door. Big freezer stores up to 244 16s. 441 M 388 93 00 MiWN ' 1 9 REG. 429.95 -4j 4E RO 00w 13 CL to 2 062, Im =-- I . 1. - 100. — cc BUY- THE PIIIR,SRUE22 [Ii 5CYCLEWASHEW9!$ - I 5 cydes -2- for dumbilt : _________ - CE - ________ _____ ____ am- 4_ 067 LL 18I.LB. 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ANR THE AIR WILL GET COL Af, 71 top NWIF 1 Ile Kmth - - - 5 0 WITH SNOWIS11, 0 0 ANP 0 1 0 0 0 47 0 0 0 6.74-dor - L11 L )i ~7A F flJJ _ 4 Pr 1973 b P4(AInc, M. cPat. offU- _____________________________ WXXTH3E:LOP OK Aq — Aj417 A &JIASS FiP41 A P o1 ..L., SOOKG~ AN 1NV0ofZ/0V rooT os A - - ______________ ___________ WI WRE by Dick ----- Cawal]LI _____ ARE t'0O AND F4THR A 101( rg,ACit)R, * IPMYMER LAND IF I 4'Tc EY _________ __- - J I' AND DECID GT IN~71i-77 y1' x 11 YrFOOT 0 PR --- A FOLpiNE AWM*UrJ HALE cALLoN OF ICE CREAM, A SCWYgIVrR ACAM.R,\ - J w mo 1 AND - tie s Ate' '- I - - - - - - A'(. ,. AND MD HERE H INSLE... 'D BE AN DING HERE I O - —1 KN JL5TAGGAVATI ____ 11 •, . ER lift- DK - I - : OXTIR BOARDING HOUSE WEL 'INC J OIC)I WONT S5HOW UP by Mes Carroll M FACT WLLPU ItXSCXLLAIS POP f ___ __________ CkN iZEVIEW IT 0 6o bac-k in the house t1is FOINTER - i 1 -.1. 4, ~, IT'S y by AlVermeer /__ 'i'ou om sed Don't listen to her, Priscilla! ~She's Temp-tation! Poof your Moiner 1) you'd tidy Af, 4415 PASS AND WILL BS OF IMI MENSE RUN LU YEN"! TIAE Yom Fogy8i'llLi- Fff~,66 PA 6 ETT I N 6, -%-WE 60T IN FIR15T AID CLN55 FAT-- PA P.;i (t kiddo' calls M47 names. what she re- for thals a eye d out Vy i l C6 JU --, 72lit JIM Not- off 5)00LPt BOOLN. INVEED! 143 --wivopw to - -.-- - - ._ ( - 4- .1 it -1 • c cA ii. 4. L I. 4. L ' ' V L t tj •.. '. '_ ', ... ' .. ., , ., , �OUR NEW AGE ,9 M 1 _ 4. By Athelstan Spilhaus z ff . TO TEST EINSTEIN'S PREDIC110NOF GRAVITY WAVES, Q.1hITC$EP//PVE$( 'Wv USING TWO SIMILAR ANTENNAS 6OOMILES WITH i 1 __ - I CARL PAYNE TOBEYS BU1IIr - SCREENEDOUT.—SUCI4 - QUAKES, RADIO/TV BRDCAS AND COSMIC RAYS4OWERS- .-,,.. ,4 / - AS ii. - '- FERO ECT CCRYSTALS BONDED - - ______ r) D 0 — -ARIES (March 21-April 20) Beiter-lhan-average week, in a period of strains stronger for thosi born March 21-25. Jud int skill and intuiFf1 lion seem functioning best Wednesday through Friday. L.1J TAURUS (April 21-May 20) Vital .fcr April 24-28 birth dates. Mars dynam. Icalty affects you. Don't altc; enslons to build. Important relax and yet function. Siturday, corning weekend best, safest GEMINI (May 21-June 21) Many subtle influences around you if born Observe .1 WWII ., I I LL#.-.J - J U JL4(A - - / - 23 L4J ASSOCIATION 4; IN 1969 THAT GFkAVITY wAWES HAD BEEN A U Week ht p OR. We,9,59ANNWNCE0 TO ITS SURFACE WERE DESIGNED70 DETECT THE SLIGHTEST DEFORMATION OFTHECYLINDER4 This BACKROLJND'NOIS" I_____ THE WORLD'95TRAtJGE9T ANTENNAA 3000 -UND SOLID ALUMINUM CYLINDER, 2 FEET IN DIAMETER AND 5 FEET LONG, SUS- _____________ - I H ur CANCER (June 22-,Iuly 22) Make up your mind: the easy way isn't going to work. Lirr;, ,dtions creep in. Endeavor to stay on the track. You must - - ____________ /' - d be more difficult. Possessive thoughts tolerated Diversion is needed Avoid impulsive action VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Much depends on your having developed sta. ble, reliable friends. Slow down Monday, luesday. Appearances cail deceive. Personal aims can suffer some blockage. Saturday Improves. -=1 b ________ 1 Aq An- LEO fi1 _. LIBRA (Se 11hW11jFAV16q - SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Rlo-nday into Wednesday creative, 11 born Oct 28-31. tensions heavy, emotionalism accompanied by impulsiveness can lead to danger. Be patient, moderate. Next week can bring relief, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) A need to face reality and take care cf 1,10I.da y uito S1cdnesday. Late Wednesday into Friday more tree - - 7 Wednesday into Friday. unknown factors can bring upsets, CONPLICrEA9 401AIn Y I)V NE T. 1. 23-Oct. 22 Consider before assuming too-hea rewnsf. 5-27. New developments I born 1. 15-18. "TCAUSES THE %&AVES? THE MOSrACCEPrABLE THEORY, SOAR,I9ThATMATTER COLLAING F AT THE CENTER OF OUR GALAXY IS RADIATI TREMENDOUS ENERGYINThE FORM OFGRAVIT4T)ONAL WAVES TI.IROUGf4OUTNEGAt,ACTIC PLANE. N ROLE. THERE CAW BE MIXED-UP MOMENTS- EVEN WHEN EVERYMING ROLLS WELL ON -THE • , THERE AJ BE Dour3 DEEP WITHIJ. SE4~rldrlVVV MAY OVERCOME C -,cA-f1N1jT R,&4SON. /NO. THOUC5H COMMUNICATION SEEMS COOD, ./ . . MAY JOT ACTUALLY REACH THE DEPTHS ThERE CAJ BE BLIND SFOTS. 77c'4vZ //5L'S 4L07 U C yC:71 ,VJ ;9r WILL BE WELL • TO KNOW 774E LAWAND -STAY WIT14IN gT DURNG THE J1JEWOp OCT. 7 -13. fl DO MINATION IS FOUND TO BE MORE DiFFICuLT, 70-5 TALIRDS, JUPITER 20 AOUARIUS, 15ZATURN _ 40 CAW CE URANUS 22'- 23 LIB 4L)B LU QNO 2 CAPRIR DR4'S 1X - PISCES (Feb. 19-March 2) Your best week this month for facing issues, clarifying matters. Get hold of things. Organize, plan, try to elimina I emotional confusion by developing a better understanding. 000 M AT ) IN AR/ES /RV GIVE A PE2SON W HO DISANY STANDARDS SET UP 8YOfl4ER LIKES FOLLOWING %t ____/ T4/L COM7U/Cr247I,,w. - V 3-S,1962, SHOWS TRAT WHILE ALL GIVEN PERSO"LITY TESTS SCORE ABOVE AVEP44GE IN STABILiTY /AND INTE LLI- 7);~AIVSIIIS PISCES A)jb A21F_9 - MV AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Sunday your best day for making decIsion5, on. Saturday Mrough weekend susceptible. If born Jan. 2123. new centers of your mind and consciousness can open up. sfrol9gy$fudents' ofebook or 7W AWOaV 464 VeS IvSI IT WILL BEA WEEK ,4PE lYE !NFVITABLE. WE E.EM TRYING TO GET BACK 10 REALITY SOME OF TE DELUSIONS CEAS E. CAPRICOR N ec22Jan19 For will be depe ndent on your standards, ethics, philosophical development. If selfish motives are foremost, you can have many difficult problems ahead. - / . jj ___ ON 714 E ETSAkDSTANDAO OF CIE (PERHA LENTLY) H AS A WILL, AND INTENDSTO EMPLOY IT AWAY OFA'/OR NQ OWN ALONG THE WAD, IN MANY FRUsTRAT. - , .ç. Ta/S 1 RESULT 14 Th .. BUT WE CERTAINLY LA±1 ( -(S ' - "_••)' - 973 in NEk LULU e. HAD A LOT Of /0-7 Inc 011 OUT OU3FL WAY GEORGE, ON EARTI TEACAING THEE PAPER WAVS! CAT TO RETRIEVE ACCORPING TO W4 WELL, OFFHAND YOUR PUPIL CAN BE TAUGHT I'D bY IT TAKES PATIENCE VERA! 5HE'LL Gr=T' BLO '- (J L1_\3p OEM— rdU5T WELL LET \.\ \ \ \ d Sullivan COME6 THETME 131136E--!~T ANP THE-y COULD FIND' THI!57 'T BULL 4 0 , LOOK AT HIM 5NORT AN' PAW THC- GROLJhjp,.. HE'5~ 5EEINI REP." L r , 1 _____________________________ (L.AzE) !5 I... THE- WHAT ' 'OU M'VE A1LE AT (JT OtJ GET AN A-PLUS FOR 1 I ( iiu}1j V/OULP YOU LIKE TO LIVING PROOF OF ThE AXit D THOSE PAPERS/ ____ L OH,OH HERE THAT'c,7 WHII HER 70 I HOPE YO(JR NE~XT TRICK V/ILL BE TO TEACH HER HC)W VERY EASIL.Y! F 0 THAr PHOTO OF: LULU 13ELLE- IN THE i6VO4iEN'5 LIS 5RAWL EVEN IM- F r -i I HERCFRIJ BULL MAY BE COLCR-BLINP, 4E_ NOR , • I ' 7 /7 ____ GO FOR A ma dw hi 001 t.0 tZ T p \ lei .7 _______ ________ OR #0 %a ..J - - 000404WWWWW , ---- -- ----"..,- --.' I — - • - , , - • , , - �:III: III 11121111111 MIN by. Xarry Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER IWOW, CiNDY, \-/ çq\ 7 WELL, t YOU COLLECTED FIVE r ER CENT ___ WORE Ti4E SANDWICH BOARD 1OU GAVE MORE T4AN ANiOt4E ELSE IHOW DID YOU DEAR OttY P womaii a lw a ys getting panty hose that fit. When ) -- / - 'j 1 Copies / . / pty , C - helping my Mom wash tier car but 1328 With PHOTO: GUIDE is In Spos 3 to a 0 A rs, GIZO 4: I li yar,!S. 1 could (lot reach the top so I took an ICO Scr ap er, around It d was t hen able reach the roof. An Ice scrap makes a good "rag" when place cannot be reached Ulf I 'V1 0 r 1 K N 0 W.1 CONCENTRA'"I'D ON AIALE FACULTY AND 1AL& _____ I (/ 1327 ONE OF THOSE UPPOt logS I Sewed a pair Of Old nylons o a goo pair of long log panties and solved my problem. —ETHEL j •.••. --- . 10-18 UP THE "V4111, oo DEAN POLLY — I keep a tube of MID young w1 th PHOT -QUIDE Is In SiM 12.24 bull: 21 1 yards 4 = w , anythin t g t ) ______ DO IT 'ilodoctor(oldmonottowoar ___ ------ a large - Kim // ( Good Looking Add cr t t h is simple. h flOdfuabypuflIn a bright scarf through jj~(~ 1463 • - ONE 133 8 - •.•' -- - - It was really hard to figure out whchonoofthofou,ondso,t,ic rotoolwasthorighfsjzo,orthp tug bolts The next morning I luminous Daint to make a stripe arouna 1110 end that was the right SiZ0.I can now tell ata glance which end to used I have another flat tire t n,rht DCLORF tI .. \ i hUlL LdIL i : kitchen spoons, Peelers, can openers, etc., are kept in the lids from egg cartons They are sepa rated the cIrawerisneater and Itillics tire Paster to find. — LINDA b0 . 5594 0 DEAR POLLY — I have found a now way to typo long term-paper reports with matching margins I take a Piece of clean while typirig paper, draw a thick black line on it one Inch in from each edge and type with this paper behind the paper on which I'm typing All mar gins turn out alik e. POLLY -- ear - In Fhion " tleS 38 to SO- 5120 40:44 UV il til 'f ~ard 1W scarf, 1 I U 4`4 I'i'~'Aan In your wardrobo. you %%;it WWII to Mike onit. No. 1463 Vlh PHOTO-GUIDE ONE SIZF- 3'o yeirds (I 1()r 10,11) lerUllj: Y-Ards for Vort %(,mon. L any dip that has UVOeido P acing the seed of the uvocado in the canter helps keep it from turning Jark — MRS. A. N. giant- V] Q- 10to TO ORDER U EB and RO Send 731 #fth with pom#. qidf#sf, P&iI "'111114f A iwit@ to PATTERNS (c 0 this ft#w 1;vp#r), So's 4388, m4twwn slatiox, Ntw Yolk, My ALLEY By Paul Sellers - — I ti I spattered grease, steam and hot pans. I rub It on, the burn cools immediately and seems to heal very last. — WILMA I • - P had a flat tire whue(irMome late ,N( lip ice in the cupboard next to my range. I have found It to be a great lotion to use on burns III 38-50 TU DENTS.. DEAR POttY DEAR POLLY use a catsup bottle top for cutting holes in the doughnuts I make, LOUISE. Polly Pays $1,00 for "ely idea used. Send thtm to her, clo this newspa per. 003P size Toddy Bear Pun to play with DEAR POLLY — I have lessened Pattern No. 5594 has tracing patthe impact of those "mud blues" lefri for piecr.s: full directions. by providing each of my young boys with a Pair of heavy denim Send 60c w;th riame pants that are just for outdoor ORDERoddress, pattern play. They're kept in the gaiI numbet and site to NEftLEWORK This eliminate& mud and dirt (clo this newspaper), Box 4388, Midbeing transferred to Indoor lurtown Station, New YoI NX 10018, nishIngs. — ALICE TO by nave Gra"rwilim C APITAL AND ROUND UP THE HOME GUARD... YOU THREE WILL HOWO ) THAT'S HAFTA STALL THOSE HIGHNESS? YOUR ME! How r KNOWSOMePIINI GOT ANY U T YOUF IDEASI? THAT MIGHT WORK,.j C_Q 17 I J H WO 4H! BUT rLL GO OVER THERE.' IT TH' HECK ARE AN' ASK 'EM! TWENEMY1 THEY STARING AT? 1 1 WELL, WHAT IS IT, CAP'N? WHAT'S GOING 0N 7' 17 Jim Z 10-7 JOHNNY WONDER JI I THEY'RE CHECKING TH' CLOUDS, GUZI WOKS MORE AHH, GO U'RE WOKIN' SEE THERE? THAT'N LOOKS JUST LiKE A WvOON[ IT'S TH' AT TH' WRONG LIKS A HEADED 13RONTO SPITTIN' ONE, DUMMY! TMFE! IMAGE OF jV4*!V byflick Rogers F 12 C70 NJ N ct6.... 0 Lj 17 61111 N 5V- G' A5 56 \V1NMSV5 IN A IN _ ACOJ 1IRTURE COLORS CAW" )R 1711. — _ Ne- COMPLA WINVOW6 'rHAT 9Z ro nil _ -. ' / HARRY JUST PXVI At C1111I AT WS AII •l MATER I61IT f' THE 50 - YARD LU[' 'WELL. FOR STAflTERS, I DGU T LIKE THAT TIE WITH THAT suii 04A, lot. 16 .8%A - PE II CO ALL THE COLM r IF AOR MA- V6 GUN Is WISH ASCIiii'a LAst we gal! or S ir) dWb of the ya -0 !Of question answered 10-7 MVII A, IL LO nto Cruz, Calif. i 04 C r 6 0 9L .L U114 4. L fm ..a • . ... .. ..i - - - . - - - - �— I --- wV . , - - - - - - - .- - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - -. -'.- - .- — -. - U.-,. -' - i:LJ - _ -- ~ -, --• I -_ .=-;_- -- - — .-----.- ---•-, , '-.- ---- .. _,. - - J-,----- , - - - - ---rr• r - -- ------- - -'----- - -z, __.--_ --.-.---- ---------- - - - - - .-. -- 7. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 07, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 07, 1973. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 30-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 07, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald